_ are very. popularlin
timetable. and a pretty
die-chine, soft, lustreless
’3 with chenille dots. It is
' auexquisite shadecired,
laceedgiug trimming it
E. The stock collar and
'mmadeomd satin rib
neck finishes with a knife-
lll lion-salineodesoie. Glove-
ofred Meta silk. closed
Ntfiitt. is the foundation over
dressy waist is arranged.
{mitts and back have tucks
shined on each shoulder.
and new effect. Gallo
”fullness at the neck and
in front is invisible, the
the waistline being drawn
‘ centre-trout and back. The
I ‘ consist ofpud’s gathered
W at the lower edge and
em titted linings of elbow
Wilton-trimmed frillialliug
Wm or shoulder capes
the material, _mitered to
mini points that fall over
insertion and lace daintily
“1906308. The model lees-
- -.. tosheer materials that
lohaudaomely constructed over
moaned “hinge.
. chiflon, mouselinOnde-
evading, blouse. grenadine.
. and toulards, With lin-
iomatoh the floral or figur-
. areali suitable materials to
litahethiawaiat fora lady in the
‘ line will require three and
m yarda of thirty-six-ineil
Mal The pattern. No. 6836,
,insiseetoraaz. ill, 36, its. illund
tun measure.
alas sum El.
v'ooupou
honeratmaaraieeotlo.
“.3 Wm toad address
Monet's Iargala iloau
In. 6650 SIZE—~13
5 Swim“
. todaytouhow you a
I m . the new toad drink
‘ the
all. All who try it, like
. till halt delicate stomach
alluroolm.
In mfii‘i‘ifii‘l‘
I 91W of codes. This
f .. drink it without injury a.
. 1 . huthatriohaenl brown oi
‘ aura. mum-um from pm
without dim. Una-ton").
I50. and '15 eta. per
Wm
. Mia's Die-eat little.
”celebrate the Diamond
hawdietinotlyite own. in
it, William George Jordon.
We Vital!!! llll Odell." the
”a: taken on the British
‘ am We!
, minutely years will
Wm. lie will at a planes
in m. lettuce. lawn
Mail; the areal «velal
demanded an the
M utilisation. he whole
[emf-mottloioar
. ' lllaterytvillhavlvid'
am Whalers”
,, [burial 0mm
an American Steamship.
consul. amen scream mane.
consular Representative 9! the United
Been llhot to Death-«mic Bum War
the Illlp emu 0n. ‘
New Orleans, May li.~—An insignifi-
rant little sunboot at one or the Gen-
tral American republics has put upon
the American government a decided at-
trout. A steamship flying‘the Ameri-
can flag was tired on twice by the gun-
hoat, and chance alone prevented the
solid shot from striking her umidahlpe.
Theinault to the ting occurred on the
6th inst. four miles trom I’uerto Cortes,
and the fruit steamship Rover was the
vessel tired upon. The Rover reached
her dock here last night. and the story
is told by Captain l’ioed, her command-
er. a gentleman who to well known here
and whose veracity ia unquestioned.
Several days ago new was received
here otthu converalon into a ltunboul
or the steam tux Lucy 8., owned by the
Nicaraguan government. Two cannon
constituted her equipment, and tho ves-
sel was manned by 50 banana cutters.
whom chance and the will of thc Nica-
raguan government had suddenly trans-
formed into men-oi-wnramen. _
The Rover leit this city on April 28
and reached Puerto Cortcz' on themorn-
int: of the 6th inst. Knowing that the
port was in a state of war. Captain
Reed decided not to anchor, and rc—
muined under steering headway off
shore till he could be boarded by the
customs oilicers. lie saw that the town
was in a state of torment—that is, in-
habitants were running llcreandtherc—
and that trouble of some kind was tak-
ing place.
Knowing that the government forces
tvcrc still in possession of Oman. seven
miles off. he determined to quit Puerto
Cortez and go to that safer point. The
Rover had been headed {or Onion. and
had traveled about four miles of the
distance, when Captain Rood noticed
the Lucy 13. making {or his vosscl. with
the evident intention of heading heroi'f.
Ho instructed his engineer to stand by
to stop the ltovcr's engines at the first
signal and awaited developments. in-
tending to lay by the Lucy It. and not
from her attic-era an idea of the trouble
at Pucrto Cortex.
Rover Find on Twice.
Suddenly, when the Lucy ll. was over
half a mile from the Rover, she was
seen to fire a solid shot across the Rov-
er’s bow. At once the signal to slop the
engines was received. but ill-{ou- thv or-
der could be executed anolhcr pull' cl
emolu- irom tho Lucy B. told of tin- lir-
ing of the second shot, which was nim-
crl a iittbc hotter, the shot ric‘ochcting
along the. water and striking iiuully
about 50 feel from the Tlovcr. which by
this time had come to n licml, stop. ,
The American l'cssol was ordered to
drop her anchor and soon after was
boarded by General J. l'. Roi-m, rop-
resollling the Nicaraguan govm'nmom.
to son the ship's prlpl-rs, and. thought1
Captain lit-ed was mad enough. he do-
t'hlml to keep his lr-mpcr. The pope-rs
wcrc exhibited. and then tho Nlr'arru
xuan bogunio make a search of the
velvet-l on the allotted around that sill-
was carrying contraband or war. Find-
lnl: nothing, lieyve rmrmltllvd illi' ilov-
or to proceed. Captain lion-ii says that
he protested vigorously against his ship
being fired on and polntrd to the Amor-
lcun flag. which was flying from his
masthead. loncrrll nt‘yl‘fi rcpilml that
"ho ought to consider hillilfl'll lucky
that he (llcyl-s) dill not sink the lint"
or” and added that lbw-ll mull! protest
as much as he plcam-d, as It made no
dlfl'cl'lcncc to .lllm. '
Al Union Captain ill-cu l'ouud several
hundrl‘d troops prv-purllu; to lldraxm:
on l‘llclln ("Irrlvz. ”1- board ill‘llll; ill
tht- luttcr port and Vt'llllih'll \vllhiu
tlmvc mill-a or "W harbor and by lIll' ai-
ot marine glasses saw that n [illi'Itl'lI
battle-«Was in pl'ogrrss.
ill: saw the Luly ii. "iii" nppurcntiy
disulllvd condition. tllr pilollloulu- nll-l
upper \t’lll'kll having boon shot away. no
her way to this city till: low-r "to!
thin» slonpa and a schooner. oil of which
turn loadml with llit'n and sailing for
fillinisll linnllurna. l-vllll-nlly IN!“ on
aiding in the revolution. At “mun it
was rollllrtcll thul Allil'l’li‘flll l'onsul Al-
lrcr had been kllll-ll «l l’llvrto Port-“(2.
but no vcrllicalloll or particulars could
be learned.
I'm-rm Cortes Itetalten Prom lneurusnte.
l’ananlu, via llnlvmllon. May l:.-A
col‘rcllgmnllcnt in 'i‘ ‘lllltfltittlpll. l lolulllrnll.
toloarupha that after u lTl'rl'i' lllllilo on
Nonlluy, lilo almvrilml-nt troops our.
curried ill rocuplurillu ”it! town ol‘
Plil‘l'lu Corina. ll uvuport. from the ruin
lvll.
in the «monument which took place
in the city ll lame number or lnaurlll-nlll
were killed. and ii low ol tho lion-ru—
ulellt troops lout lhvlr liven. 'l'lll- rolmlll
had many Wounded. and to of them
were taken prllloncru. '
Will-n tho leadrra of the rclmlllon.who
Were ‘ln l'ucrlo (Yorlcll. realised that
they Would be unable to hold ilw city.
they dram-cod their troops and escaped
to (luntmllallt.
l'ucrlo Gorilla wua captured by the
rebuilt auroral weeks dim. and since than
the uowrumr-nt troops have made new
oral unaucccaat‘ul attempt» lo relultelhu
city. They aucoceded at last only by
force of superior numbers.
latices he he the "ma.
laratolra, tier li.—-(Palilulu Thomas
Plural or the United Hinton llatl commie-
also. vane Vincent. placed in the waters
ul‘ the upper liudltoll river lilo.“ salin-
on try. ‘
We! at ”bee-ed cattle.
Montreal. May law-villatcau cm. at
cattle with illlnplllw have loom discov-
ered in lilo ulmllulr here. The animals
are lrom reaches in the northwest.
l'allal-a el' commission Herculean.
elm Francisco. liar lawwullam.
brown I: 00.. wholmie Ihlltplill and
commiseloummvhaute. have tailed. The
liabilities are said to ho mm.
W
status at Peoria com: Hold to ”art",
For!
THE
loo pelts lion's French 0 ther, Go
I.
Russet Lace, Plain Toe,
BARGAINS ll! BOY
3.00 " .
3.00 “
3.00 “ . .
3.00 "
shrub voura's adorn
and clit of his followers. llo (inmrlmlml ‘
‘ MEN, woman Alli) CHILDREN l
GREATEST SLAUGHTER 0F SHOES
Eror my." in the History of So. Norwalll.
The very best goods at one half their regular value.
Last week i went to Boston and while therc bought of zinc celebrated Parker, Simpson, Adams 8: C0,, 3
36cm STOCK FUR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it ill my store and oilcr the following at
PRICES THAT WILL ASTONISI‘I THE NATIVES!
I ‘ MEN’S SHOES.
”3 pair Men's Calf Skin, taco ‘I’lp.worth $3.00.“
Plain Toes, “
Plain Toe congress
Globe lee Tip,
Plain Toe, Lace ,
"The above anode are made of tho iinrst Cali Skin. and every pair warranted.
odyear Welt, Worth $6.00 at . . $2.50
" Boll Deg Toe, Worth $4.00, at 2.50
Every man in South Norwalit can word to wear patent leather this summer and earn the nxpcum of shoe polishing.
loo Pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Ice, Lace,
Cap Toe Lace.
. . . . 3|.75
. . . . I.75
e s e n' .075
. . . . L75
. ' . . L75
. . . $2.50
. . . . 2.50
. 2.00
Ladies, Read This!
150 Pairs ladles' Patent Leather Tip, lip-TooDate Shoes, all sizes and widths,worth $2.00, at 85c
Lace Shoes, worth
leunsbury, Mathewson e Cele Fine Shoes, 3 little imperfect, in roast and black,
line goods, button and lace, at “.00 a pair.
Ladies, thew goods of ulullabury, Mattllcwsou & (M's are diamonds,
500 Pair Ileeea' and Children's Kid and Russet Shoes, Lace and Button, at Prices 50 low It Will
Astonish You.
. . 2 00, at 85c
SPECIAL NOTICE l
lilaadaellle teller Iult elven
am leturllay. lay ll.
most correct and leadi
We thal
a full on
of shirts irom ' '
lit and prices on all
money will be refunds
meant-Mm
man A" Son.
GOLDBER
This ill the mean-st solo l haw over ollored. and I know those goods cannot be do.
plicatod anywhere at anything like the prico. Come and got the bargain oi your life
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scoiiclll & lloyt's Dry Goods Story. and opposite tllc reliable firm oil-l Dicker-
as
New York Millinery Parlors.
H. JAPI K. M" ‘i‘lunllll.
u.
I llanllaellie Ladies' toll Glue
Away “today. my ll.
We are agents for Horecovitz ‘& Miller’s skirts, which are the
rig at los oi‘tllis season; lit we guarantee.
ill on sale next 8a urduy, May 8th, and will continue with
complete line in ladioa’euite and jackets lined throughout
with finest luulii taffeta silk; also a full and com into line
So and upwards; 35 per cent lower than c nowhere
I
urlueutu guaranteed; it not as reproseutcl
All our luillinery goods sold accol'dingly.
pons’given array with every 250 purchase, Coupons will
drawn on daturday. May 15, at .10 p. m
,. hesoumu 0 , J In - _
the tin Mountaineers altars been (real
Beneath Avalanches.
Door and illicit large game suite!
greatly ill the Alps from the am
lunches. When everything which
they are arclliltoulcd to see tor hour
islluient is (revered aercru
lmow, hunger odds its pun ,
or cold. ' some Samaritans: tithe 10!"
est are in the habit of ell-attend: 1'00“
about in more sheltered lililfl‘s. This.
however. cannot be of great service,
and thousands of door perish annual?
ly from hunger. in the Alps till.- araa
illncllo la the third daugcr which con
fronts the wild garlic, especially in the
springtime. A very little thing. as a
alone, a snowball, the falling branch
of a (rut), ulny precipitate them. in an
instant a mass or snow, and ice weigh-
ing lone starts down (roux the heights
with overwhelming force. Usually ll
lull-o instinct keeps the deer out 0!
their path, but they are not infra.
qucnlly surprised. Often through lilt-
pocullllr rotary motion at the sides oi
llu- suowsllllc, and the consequent
churning up of materials, Illi‘ gamois
landed at tho foot of the mountain in
such a position that a rescue is pos.
siblc. This is well known to the (or-
cslars. After an avalanche they llas-
lcn to tho rust-tic. it is necessary to
accomplish the work in meat haste.
Wllrsrcvcr there is a visible trace of
gilllli' lilo snow is cngl'rly SIiOl’l‘lt‘ll
away, and very often an imprisoned
door is brought to light. ‘l=‘rcqucutly
the animals are half (loud, and rlltlU
surgical :lill must lli‘ given to broken
lillllls.—~Cilicago inter-Ocean.
Alaska’a [tolling Springs.
Dr. Spear-or Harris of Circle City,
Alaska, roporis the discovery of im-
mvnsc boiling sulphur springs near the
arr-tic ‘f'll'i‘ll‘. seventy miles from Cir
clc (lily. 'l‘llowliscovory was made by
a party of gold miners. who were look
in; {or claims. Al the time the dis-
covl-ry was made the thcnnometcr
rcgisil-ml 46 dourocs below zcro. Sur‘
rounding lilo springs are llunlclisc dov
posits or solid brimstono. and in the
sonic vicinity n ulnxtol‘iou tooth, per-
Iw-ily preserved and weighing four-
ll'cn plum-ls, has been found. The en—
mm-l on liw lootll hm: not been broken
{Hill is pvrfcct in ovary way, The boil-
ing sulphur li'omr bobbins up out of
tho ground. furnishing warmth to
lhow who approach ucar it. All about
lIll‘ springs lilo ground 1:; frozen, and
lirvor thaws under the mvoriug of
Alaska moss. own during the rumour
liulln-w'l‘nl'omu iforrrwlmolt-lieu St.
[souls lil:.vboih-lllocl":ll.
Novel Lamp “lick.
A rcmzlrknhlv lamp oil-i: has liven
inwnlml. which ‘le mmlo- ouliroly ol‘
May. It is prolormvd by wry minute
hull-s, through which the oil passes llpr
word through lIil' action of mplllrlrlly.
’l'llis' \i‘ét'k. norms-ex lo ulnlc. docs not
lnml in in lriumlml, nor does llm oil.
who'll Il.’l'~ :l port'wl paw-11:1.- upward.
run! any UiI'Ir. 'i'liv ilil'vnlo'r says that
its consumption of oil is but uni-lint»!
limit or on. moon our. wililo prollllc-
in: [he sumo amount of ll:lli.-tjili-
czlgo lilil'i'"0l.’i‘.'|_ll.
lie-laten-
"'i'ilosu Iriltlv‘i‘rs look very til-ailm-
Iltilli‘li.“
'i‘llo ollu'r savage l'rmi‘ncul glooulily.
I ".\Il optical illusion, l fangs," bu rc-
joilltrl, "'l‘ilvy :il'l' prl-lly hunl lo
lil'il'."
lIli‘ll' was a suggestion of picnic in
his lllllillli'i‘. and ln- ul-rvolhiy lingered
llw brow \i‘iill‘li lll' lmll lulu-ll in bar-
“1' for “WW lillil ll lulll' ion,» of lVol'y
:lml lilo llllslli‘lfi’ of gold (luau-Ull-
lrml Julil'iiiil.
.- ....._.___.__.._.
“‘Ileu Ila “mi IInm-et.
lilibbllllg ”rillllifiwst't,‘ horn, lloblls:
illilollgll lll‘l't' may Ili‘ ii rum! in yor
rumbly :lglll mop, l Wla'lll yc‘d drop
do sulllm". l on” livoll a Week on a
bar of map w'cu 1 true Ilflilt‘fll.‘
llusly ilolllls ililr'riiilllliillfll"D'yl‘
lumlll tor my yor out it?
illlllillllil: lll‘ooks Nil! l H” II Ilplu
Iillll' Nullil't‘s ail' sold it tor I'llrlllo-rs‘
wires as do "Sllre‘curo l‘lll‘ll salvo." ~-
“wwm...
Iln “lite (lrntellll- .
FW‘dlIy, Illl' small Ion of a well
known llllilln‘il'r. izzld mlsbl-llzlrml. llllll
lo illllllilll him be With not :lllolwll lo
M in ”W I‘lllltlly lnblc. A Mllull lllhlo
was it” for him in ”W l‘tll'lll‘l' of tho
liming, room. \l’lMl llltl lIllilll'l‘ “‘IIM
lilill‘i‘il Ili‘lult‘ Illlll‘ I’rclldy said wry
mlmllnly: ‘
“Lord. i thank 'l'lloo llllll 'l‘lloll liiiliI
rpruml ll llllllo brl'on- lul- ill llli’ pron
'lliL’ oi my run-mica."~~.llldlzu.
.m..-.m..........
Itepartee.
“(lilo limo," said lllt' travelled board
at. “i not MIUWl'll Ill on llw liouily
\lollllillllw. and tho only llllliu hl'l‘i‘ll
.l’ liili Illlll for two (lays lo Miuilllll lll'o
moi ll l'lllll' ‘ lulrl'rl ol‘ pickled plun'
flu-l."
”You u'l-ro. lulu-ml." said the (Slicer-
l‘lli Idiot, "mill-ml lo unlroullliua."m
lllll’lanupoilu .lolll‘liill. I
w an”... M-
Following Precedent.
"i'lll loo prm-iirlll in do do Ilill‘ai‘l
in ii! Ilullkll. All-ill tillulll, no 1‘" JIM
on roll bluntly. Will you be my
lvliu’l" .
"So. llmlilt you. Mr. 'l'llran. l ulyllulr
loll‘l lli‘lli‘l‘l' ill lIlIltli' silly lmolllllll m.—
llom. and till lIli' silly heroine» lllwnyll
my you, why. I'll It’ll)'llll lnluully. no.
air. I tl'tlll'l."*l'lllllitltillllllil Norlll
Allli'l'll'llil.
A Milli lion [or o lllhrelm
A till-lliullll mull lll'ltlltllt'll ii milk call
if such term llllli ll milllllllla with not
loo molly ruthenium fill) one a lllryclll
i0 ulultl' ills tmtuda. 'i‘llc call. which
is dill. is made just the [lilo at tile
mu. still tam or.
tell-re
. it‘ll“,
1 >
#
l’i‘lliiwfitJ bicycle. m ~ me as; I
.. . ' > f \ MW." >li
lion’s “this!
We otter One Hundred militia lie»
ward tor anyoaeeoi (latarrh that cannot
_ be cured hay Hall's Oatarrh Cure.
F. J. ch «W G l. Prop!” Toledo, 0.
We the nu reigned. have known 1“.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen extra,
and believe him perlectly Moore in in
all businele‘ transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their firm.
World: Traux. wholesale dragging,
Toledo. 0. Welding, Kinuau &Marvin.
wholesale drungiste. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall’s Catarrh Gore is taken internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
750. per bottle. Held by all droughts.
Testimonials tree.
I
.—
Acccrdiug to the newspapers, an Ohio
husband became the happplather of seven
children not long ago; 0! the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy, the only sure cure for croup.
whooping-cough. colds ’and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillaon. =
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know as
'DeWitt‘s Littlc Early Risers will make
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. G C. Stillson, South
Norwallr, and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
The Best firmly l0! Rheumatism.
From the Falrhaven (N. Y.) Resistor.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-five years his
wife has been a sumzrcr from rheuma-
tism. A few ni'hts ago she was in
such pain that etc was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor,
but he had read of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for tho phy—
sician he wont to the store and secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland‘s purchase at first, but '
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to no
toslccp. She now applies it whenever
she feels an ache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
over did her as much good. The 25 and
fill cent sizes tor sale by G. U. Stillson.
Personal-The gentleman who annoy-
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
tinually coughing will find instant re-
lief by using.' One Minute Cough Cure :3
apoody and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. G. (3. Stillson. South
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalll.
It should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DcWitt's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing. It is the houschold favo-
rite for burns. scalds, cuts, bruises; l
sores of all kinds. G. C. Stillson. South
Norwulk; and E i’. Weed. Norwalk.
Biiioue Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks 0!
iliiinus who will be pleased to know tha
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diur-
rhoca Remedy. and it takeuae soon as
the first indication of the disease ap-
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale.- by G. (J. Stillsou.
Not only acute lnuglroublcs, which
may prove total in a few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relic! and be pornlll-
uuntiy cured by line Minute Cough
Cure. (i. C. Slillsou, South Norwalkl
and E. 1’. Weed. Norwalk. ‘
Thirty years is a long time to light so
painful a trouble as piles. but Jamil
Mitchell, of l'lliouvllle. l’u.. strangled
that long before he tried DcWitt'll Witch
Hazel Salvo, which quickly and penna—
ncutly cured him. It is woolly ellective
in comma and all skin affections. (l. i}.
Sillinou. South Norwalk. and E. l’.
Weed, Norwallr.
“it is lite Bell on Earth."
That is what Edwards & i’arllor. mor-
(illitlllll of l’lalllll. (la. my of (.‘Illillllll'r-
lain‘s l’nin Balm, for rheumatism, llililo
Iliiilk. «ll-op scaled and muscular pains.
fluid by (l. C. b'lllilloll.
Stand: at lite lleali.
Aug .1. llouol. tho ll'lvllnu‘llrunuiut of
Hindu-1m". llzl . says: “Dr. Kiuu’u New
Ilm-ovc-ryl'll lilo «lilylllluu that cums
my cough. and it lit the boat aollar l
llzlvo " .l. 1". UillllPldlII. merchant. of
Hull'ord. Arie . writes: "Dr, King's Now
Dilil'OVi'll'V ill all that ill claimed tor it; it
never fails. alldillnsuro euro for (ion—
sumption. Uougllll llmiColdll. [cannot
any ouougil for its merits.” Dr. King‘s
Now Discovery for Uoneuulptioh. (ll-nulls
and‘Colduiullotlm raperiulcut. it has
lwll lriwl fol-a quell-tor of it century.
and today «lands at "iii hand. it never
llllutppollltu l'roe trill] bottle at It. ll.
l’illlllled'e drug atom. .
lieetile lltlen.
Electric Blurri- a medicine lulled
tor any mm. but perhaps more gener-
ally ueeimi when thcslalllruidmahaetted
luolluu prevails. when the liver in Wind
and eludllllh and themed of a tonic
and aim ire is tell. A plum ill-sot
llllll modulus has often are long
and perhaps fatal billolla level-ll. No
medicine Will act more sarelyill mull-
tmlollu and install the system from
the mutual-lid (anion. Heal-nacho. lulu—
gallon. Colin patios. Dlulueas yield to
iconic llitlere. Mia and will put"
bottle at it. 1!. Plat-M's Mahatma.
.,..,,. ”mm,” M...
lattlle'tmlea Iain
Thebeetlalveiuthe m toe eels.
mutt. . salt rhea iii tom
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