she‘ll. lint bread.
.Ihbdt it; they air
. “iii own protection. V»
lhoris‘spoken of this
‘ Io an inventor has
slid mode this cylindri-
ttlbll’flte moment the
' ‘ in"
knife washer is anoth-
to prevent the
girl from having
dist-die handles of knives
be put into hot water.
. ,. ed Illalr with places
armrown knives and
l knives, The knife
‘Inrnbhing. That much is
the domestic. The" new
shell, hut holds the but
thus saving Katie's lin-
somethlng lilie I pair
~- scissors. with sharp lit-
for shaving ice and new
for rounding it into pans
t the butter and other
The conveniences for
W'psrins vegetables, slicing
shopping them up and for
out Insomniac and condi-
‘h revelation to people who
kept up with the ion of im-
Every year a new raisin
. we: out and the latest device
' purpose would be interesting
dime housewiies who spent
‘ rig raisins for a birthday or
‘ “he. armed only with fruit
M patiencewthat resisted stick-
hdve been divers bottle lock~
.. on the market from time to
1 hit! 1898 sees a new one possess~
gr Iii Iota-i trey. which (an be
My In the pocket of the bottle—
and so affords tangible evidence
5‘ ty of the much-prized vinv
, have sold no and at theno," say-n
"They take much bet»
the self-fasteners. that ile-
‘ on the oorlt's swelling as I pre»
There seems to be a feeling
. put of owners of wine cellars
# ll perfectly natural for a but—
flw way to temptation in this
‘ or for the (wit or the child's
«I afternoons or evenings, in
clandestine swig at any ”will"
prefer. When the choicest
“I! the house nflords are limited
in its own bottle, and the separ-
W are in their turn locked away
"Mint or desk drawer. the mas-
had mistress enjoy a freedom from
hllity.
. mtrirsnce not made especially
servants use. but that might bi,-
h'p them with movement-c, hi
.. .It for reaching out and
things without rising from
Mr. it is probable that the dc~
. hi! the comfort of invsllils and
p f its in mind when be
it. at Ible~hodleil this. both
m below stairs, have been
has its nicrltii When shut up
liken pair oi twat-sens or iii is
it is light and pliant and iii
“test touch lumps out and
- intos half-yard utensil. with
. flows at the end for hooking
“lull object A newspaper or
‘ lei. the skirt of I creeping
stein of yarn or our light
not one’u cinnfort required can
and brought within rouse
tritium. it In rallod the
” Tho syhsrits. either in
. or the sittinmrooni. when
it can so moshing union;
without moving an inch
special place he has found
I
were issued ”arch 22.
Minted from odim of A.
f. potent lawyer and solici»
. ‘ (loan:
m. Riverside, pnwirioii
ll. Tsyior. diamond. eoiii~
tort: o. oiimr. flew shims.
litter: it. ii. Mend. Stimson.
list of the tunable printer-
’9‘”- II Won by the
m to “intuit. In
(wartime. over the list of
the increase from
humdeofthohtstdmfltrordrswn.
. M
, diurnond. 1% tin; upper rear forks, at
I to. round: 16er rear torus. it lamb. "'
if. [less and it. P. Weir. ll
mmcntthmmntofrpntsnduto
msi whsbl.
willow-Hm & "Wrisht. Chase.
Ksasiiiston ranks, or martin. sin-
‘llo or double tube. .-
Rims-Jointed Roch lint .wobd.
”dais-«Barrel pedals. comblnslion
or "W9. .
Musk—Dust proof bosrim
throughout. with cones and cups turn.
ed from solid iisr lineal. qulity of
steel hull retaining.
Chain-Best hardened "B" block, 56
in.
dordcltoto—«ltsdo from forged steel
scenrsteiy machined and milled. both
front and nor demolish“. , «
mountinooumonum‘
Wholhndottblnrrsmelitln, ..
drop in crank-hanger, 2 in.: wheel
base, 44 in.: flush joints all reinforced
nickel-plated arch fort crown.
Cranks~0ne~plscs patented Fauber
crank. 695 or 7 in. throw.
Wheeli-zs-inq with turned steel
limo hubs, Mi retaining. i
Price $50.
judge.
“ Mun, hardened sub
' «.tlpous-wmcsisior mused m-
oil.“ ”it“
Handle Mini or wood. upturn-
sit or drop us desired.
,‘fipsddle—Gililsm. ”will". or Cat.
lit" with rpm ,‘
Wm 1Mn...witli such op-
tions as may be obtainsd with the fol-
lowing sprockets. rear, 7 to ill teeth;
front. is to 26 teeth ipclnsire.
Trude—iii in.
Bally—First quality of Excelsior
steel balls. 'd. 346 Ind 546 in.
Finish~Threo coats host enamel
highly polished, any color [except
white, with all turned ports highly
nickeled on copper
Weight—24 pounds
at,"
Our Special Cash Price $37.
We claim (like others) to have the host machine made for the money; come and use the"‘Al.lDA” and he the
W. S. STURT EVANT North [dam and Ann Streets
4...- .4. .4... 4.4.44.4“... m.
coverings.
Moquettcs.
Axmlnstor.
Veivots.
China Mattings.
A. Dickerman
on Washington Street,“
All that’s New
In Spring Clothes.
w stock
and Boy in here
WE’VE
St’fll'tlletl the best llllll
signer.
skiiiipiiigi iiiaike- —,iip
N0
N the most fastidious.
FRANCIS St 00.,
THOROUGHW
COURSES...
our clothing.
FERTILIZERS. '
IRADLIV'B.
~ ~ . MAPIB’.
look-h a .
,Mm,hmm ‘ BRIDGIPOR‘I‘.
Arfllflfllo. Vanilla." for all crops.
' m'"...
New" in» rout IAIIIRE.
Business corresponds-es. 0
mass. esouso sour.
Tin-miss. ' m
fifimzw
BRilllfll’s
BuS'NEss 00"....
“El-59,5 ...... Raymond Bros
Advertise Your Wants
MR molten HIE.
“All! IAIURE.
Lou. or Ginsu Quantities.
Maritifsulttm’ I‘riiw.
4. 1.4» M.»:........ ..
Spring carpets.
We are now prepared to Show a well assorted line of Carpets and other floor
lngralns, all trades. Japanese'Mattlngo.l
Tapestry Brussels. Oil Cloths.
Body Brussels. Linoleums.
Shades.
Loco Curtains.
Portieres, and
Upholstery.
8- Son,
South Nor-walk, Conn.
wish every man in Norwalk could see this New Spring
\ll thats llt'W lll up-to-ilatc Clothes for Man
kcts of the ~oiiiitiy for
tllOli’t'ilt products, illltl tliercs not a store in the
land better equipped than this for supplying you
with the vow best prmluitioiis of the host ile-
uiid tailors of 0m countiy.
but till the essential points of
true uorltiiitmsliip and best iiiutiiritil illt‘ ciiilioilicil iii
trioiilile to filliIW you this stool: and well suicly please
till Wiixliiugtmi Street,
South .\ ui'wnlk.
. Wmm_m. 4..
GRRND
Central Market.
\i’iioitiiiile and mail denier! in
Fish,
Oysters.
Clams,
Lobster-s,
Littler! sick Cl. mu,
litters unioilililiilltll-ilcll.
HORSE RADISH
timed liter! i'ui'.
nun diminution.
Home Go). Isltod Donia.
Hunt 61 Zillifl,
I‘ll-““0 ’WI.
. w
L scooter recently visited Cults persons!-
" ‘1! to study the situation of the mom
was drown in tmhgtsmylwwm 0‘ by
fir. W of 37W White:
mm and to ascertain iii- tsets-
91mins the sen-m ouium question.
.t was known that lit. calling" in:
‘0 that upon (coils,i Ind ion; mm
the It!!!” Moons he plhrlgs our.
will?» so soon so the senate con-
vened Mr. man of Georgia introduced
I MM. rmlntlon declaring that the
United mates should do or erything in
its power to preserve pesto with all the
nations or the world and not be forced
into it \‘ill’ exiept to preserve the honor
and menu) oi the nltlon tie said that
hi imtd not ask torouimedistemsld-
cation or the resolution but would
permit it to lie upon the table
Then llr. little of "dine. chslrms:
oi the point affairs committee. uuletl!
arr ht: and formality reported the hill
proildlng for relief (or the survircrs of
the Maine catastrophe. There was a
luvmed r: .urmur of expectsncy in
tin“? unlit-rims but the measure was read
and named without a word of debate.
Hr. "ailments speech followed. He
iil‘dlte in it low, clear tone of voice dis-
timity audible throughout the than»
her. The -re won nut a word of interrup—
tion thmuuhout his speech. His audl-
tors ileum-d lot oil); to I pathetic tic-
(riptlnn of the horrors and cruellics
lufftri l by the recviricentrudos but
new no outward mullestaticn of their
feelings.
When he fit-flared, however. that a
ii‘W‘film‘tiit thut Would starie mm?
M l"! people would do snythlni: and M-
litvvcd thin uiih tin further d claratiuii
that the lites of the brow men lost in
the Maine disaster would cut lrt' ainnml
for with gold or silver, a spontaneous
Whve of applause swept “tor the gui-
lerles. and the vice president lied dim.
vulty in rfislurifig order. When 5-,-
mncluded, he mu: accorded it tremen-
duos hum of tipplnoe. union the vii-e
nutrient made little «mm to restrain.
The senate ihen resumed the con-rim
ention of the mill-moi uuaruntlne bill.
in tho huuse it. 1'. Thorpe was given
the «out from the Fourth \‘irn‘snin dis—
triet. Sidney l’. i-lppen. “ho nhtatm-wi
the certifiiniv 0! elm-lion. was unsvsitud
by a strict party out". Mr. Thorpe Wine:
Riven ii.» that in) it into M lZl to if»
The ilcpzilili-uttis ulthuuf a brink “it“!
for Tlil‘riwt. or. i th» [tomorrow and Poir-
iilisla, ultli the iixvogiilon'uf Mr, How-
ard uf Alabama, 3 Populist inteil int
Erin's Mi Thltll‘l‘ townll'fil» vi the Will! vvf
Mr. 5!. Kenny in tllv Lent i’uttmvss Ribl
imi- sentml The RI'Pllhlli’Itn majority
1n the human, iiblrii uni at who ”i"
limpet: court-tied inst summit. in mm 34.
'l'lu- Avmy Illll ‘l'nl' Tu.
\Vu'Iliiriirtun Mora ll 25. The army rm
iirgsitiizntlnn bill has been milititwvl
llllilllllillillfily by the hilllfw rufflfliillt‘t.‘
an military ttfl’rtlrs. uteri it on! unima-
vriivriliy reported in Um home.- The hill
unit agree-ii to Ml Trivru’lny. his! in vii-u
of the sinnil‘iiunm vi‘ thv "unsure if
was demon-fl beret that the Phillililtlv'l’
should titan puss nit the ririmrt “huh
hurl item urclriwl prermreil, to insure
"w cwrrm-t reprewtitrilion n! the turn.
trustee's via its,
'l'fsn “bl-Myrna m
Philadelphia. Mfli‘f'll 34,-m1’tia Svhiii'l—
kill \JLlli'} ozitv-r trill scantini is inun-
in: daily and i-rumisvs to 01"‘I'lt‘p into
the oldies! Viv." inflicted ii" this wt).
i'mtrriiny .‘ii the hinting at Peter H.
Smith lwfnrr— Jude»! Ilamlnn and Brody
iii-int l'--lliii'llll‘.fifl Louis .l “'nliivr d»-
"litrwl iliiit ht‘ umi f'ummnn Pr‘iiimilmnii
ililoiri F1. smith had can b nrwiitvd fluid
from i‘ummon i'uiiriirilman t'hnrlvw rim
her in cute fur the hill in -~nmmiii.--
ll» aim “WITH-fl that fieolvr't «mm. llriia‘lfl
.l', Emory lllmm hail firI-i‘lvrut-il)’ offurmi
him tho-to in mi.» fvr um hill in if!»
«lumber. but he hurl refused the» money
and \‘iill‘d mutual it, l'ouiiviimaii
Hirrensori reiterate-l his charges
against Peter K. Smith of liflvi’lfll him
nivmrrv’. and the accused was held in
”our: mil, his trial being set for out
Tuesday
Iii-rink f loss Postman-rs.
“'neiiinniun. Mitl’fh L‘i ”-F'tlilnh .iiise
[w‘ifltllmflh-rh liiivi- Ewan appointed as ful’
hifl'fi‘
PennsylvaniawAshflelii. l‘ulvin l1.
i-ichiiler.t ““lflll', T-lliiier w. lamb; Jef—
fcmmville. Julio liormnn; Long Pond.
'i‘immiiii Altruism»; fitriimvilie. Alli-n
Monitor.
New Jersey Jim-wait, Melvin l. Jacki
Jr.
New Forhnllmport. John M. Wm
Ilnnlen: flrafton. l'hflil'r li‘. Whit»;
linu’hinnv‘iiiin Hts. Minna Brigitta,
Pierce-livid. L. (3. (million.
«4
"its" Winchester. Widow Mil.
New Haven. Mulch limllrs. Jam-
“'lllf‘hflfltfl‘. widow of the late (Hirer f7.
Winchester, founder of the Whaler
Repeating Arms continuity. died It im-
home on Pauper-t street last night. and
hi fine in nutrient by one dentin"
who is the wife of Thomas 6. Bennett
now president of the Winchester corn-
puny.
4.44M...“ .....
helm“) Cousin of (vinyl.
Home. Mum “mm chsmher of
deputies adopted by I vote of m to 7
lhi- .vnmmitlee's repmt rmmmendlng
rmlittrnl censure' against former Pro
mim- t'rispl. who has been mused of
mmplifltr in the Bank of Naples ml!-
dais and of iliensl trafficking in deco-
mtimui. lie will not. bower", he pros.
noted. - W -4... 4.-
W com on "so.
"maria. Amttlflrle. hfsrch 2mm
llriiiiih steamer ammo, Captain on.
ry. from ”nomad Jeri. 6. viii In.”
l'nlms felt. 5. for Motion Apron. has
put in here with her leasehold. connin-
inn is. tons of tinned. no hrs. ”
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIEB.
“4.4.4....“
fighting between the WWI-ii
Amorrtliinmhcimedtohofthe
,rlsst lndisn plow liss oer-erred st Jil-
deli. Aisles. on the m route to
Items. '
The steam yselit W was put
in new It the We use: yard,
preparatory touching her I norm
moi sass-h
it
or
or, while the sopsrdcisi ruins orb swol-
mm mm In my Wt
use wells! lied patchssorn’zrsylsh
color. and in not I law there is Initial
ulceration with more or loss loss of
schism. The secretion is thick.
tough. of I greenish character, Ind
when the destruction is very rsplll‘ chi
I fetid odor Large collections of titled
secretions may be adherent to the mid—
dle and sides of the nose When inflam-
mation has existed for I long time and
ulceration has taken place purlforiu
matter is secreted and drops into the
threat. This is one of the most dsn-
serous lectures at the complaint, Is
this matter often d ds into the
stomach. causing frequent vomiting
and n general derangement of health
an; dually ends in crank of the stunt-
ac
cal treatment. and in this; cleanliness
of the onset passage "is the chief end
and aim. The custom of habitually
hawking and smiling should be imme-
diately stopped: besidrs being disgust-
ing, it is unnecessary and productive
of positive injury.
in the C88 of California Cutarrh
Cure perfect cleanliness of the nasal
passages is secured. and the peculiar
prcimiies of the herbs Med in its pro-
duction not only cleanse the mucuons
membrane of all poriform matter.
soothing and alloying Iii inflamma—
tion, but also effectually destroys all
forms of fungus which may grow in
the throat or nasal passages.
it has cured cases or almost total
deafness, restored the ability to detect
odors to persons who had almost for-
gottui what an odor was. and has cur-
cil rest: that surely woiiul have re-
sulted in total blindness let no one
who has suffered an) of the mile of
catarrli humiliate to more a Dotti: or
('Jllllil'illa l'ntiirrh Pure, with full
faith that he will obtain relief and
(lift. .
it in sold by R. if. l’luiiiteil & ('04
Hill by ilruggi’sts generally; Sui cunts:
tiirti “HMS do much. Si.
NEW YORK’S rmwmns.
AnMcethstSeemstoLesdto nigh
er Thingsor Long Life or Both.
Tlii- flrr-l po lmafit‘l‘ oi the r!!)' of
Mr. i‘uih KN". hh commieoiun from
Thomas Jell.:’.~uli. iio- was 'i‘heodorui.
lluilo—y. it i'omiiicut of i’migliketpeie
ilc Wm it l’uited Staten S‘fitl'm‘. hay
trig :i: hid .. lie ago? new»: i l' lint/in
lv it be r: e gnarl his {rifle in the 50'.
air in bmrmir postmaster: { x. u lurk
which Wm then at city of aim iii illicit.
and the lim'lml business oi which
momma-«l in a few hundrul letters "o
rlai, instead of the present iolume of
internists. whirh m to the initial
gov-romeo! a tit: profit of 3.7mm» m .
imir He had pnvim'sly two i lll‘ m
lwr of tin» ltgieiaturo: he hail min)»
Pil iii." distinction which can)» in .w-n-
alum in the early years of the . )liil'
iri's iilr. hurl he held the oilwc 4.: pail-
master for :4 years.
Andrew Jackson apminlml ill! next
iwfl'mnfiit’r. who motion-w! in riliu- for
oiliht iii-uni. ills name was .ionn'han
i'ixlilington. Nine ream bvfoi-e iii»: an
pointineui t'mldingion Will? :i member
of the Legislature at it time when till
the members were we. ink on ttgp- tick
M, and hit h5‘lil.lll0' "flirt“ til it militari-
iwr until John Tyler .ipiminml another
man in iii-i plan». ’l‘ilar’.i pruiwndty
for appointing turn in l'lllt'l’ men's
placid lid to t'nll‘lliltliililv friction ill
his time. unit it led. it is niipflflm‘il
to some of tho :iriiiiiir'iatioiia Wlllt'll
Wir'u made of ‘l‘yli-r, ilviiiiiir‘iaitiotis
emanating from tho...» who imil been
displaced. l’ff'fllilt'ill l’ii-t'r-v unprinted
its poetnmrtcr of New York Immi- Fow-
lcr. who was on important [wrmmzia‘
in the politics of lilo day iiml lll‘ had its
liiii fillt'i‘t'llllfit John A. liiii. wiiuiic min
allusion come from .lnuirii llllv'lmltnml.,
('lonornl ilisiw lit: wnii not then is iii-u-
With—Wait born in HM. and m. ilw tho.»
of his isolation as igmlmaslcr he nor
known rather frrcwrentiy. and our!
tuitilr innovurnu-ly. no "(lid lllii."- lie
hurl Dl'Pi'ltlliitly inert» :7 yours lietotr
wswrctsry or mite at Mutiny: he had
been ii legislator, .md iii 5mm helm.
he had been Maison ti l'niii'il Slater.
mmntor. lie was nit-roam continual"
eeeretary of the ll’mnlil')’. and his act
romance of the oilicc of trimester of
New York wait ilmugni to round out
his career. lie was the second linit’
oil Stolen senior to heroine pmtmss-
tor. So for from rounding out his cw
mr. (lemurs liln’s attenuation of it
might be sold to have innit it min.
In January. ll“. [1-,- wuii appointed
mercury of the treasury of the Univ
rd Eloise. inter on he become I general
in the union army; still letter. Amer—
ican minister to France. nod, finally
on January l. on. Governor of no
stats of New York. General ills died
in April. me. It the “is of at years.
lie was is: when appointed minutiae
Turn posit-sum of New Yin were
appointed rim President Manolo‘s
renew—Altruism ti'urman and Joiner.
Kelly-mend two during Orson W
)lr. Jones and Sir. James. both
still. toms-m Harrison upholst-
ed Cornelius 'Vssf'otr nine years
on. sod President flexible)
reappointed him after or on.
pit-tron of the four new more
of Charles W lmyios. uppiiisird by
W W The Glee of
mm or For i'urt W saintly
i
admin
in" cartsscougiioréiiiii‘l
Nasal catnrrli must be cured by lo» '
test-hiss
insistenwnirim omnipresent—sullen. WM“
nusiiuiissgnrriotssiewiionos'nsshwwts. WI
alumni; ' A
d slis MW amid ii: tonic: 6 xxx '
mm D! in cars «am.
is the Children s BeliflMllil Byr-
up 'l‘rini hottlsofssoh Wt 10c.
or cut this out Ind Isto Min: 1,000
«modern on hppiivist «in
Finch.,ttl’l Washington strut. sole
spent tor South Norwglit, 09!!!
W
Arfinonstranee against the post-
oflce being opened certain hours‘ on
Sunday is bring circulated in Bristol.
spit has rccelied a number of sinu-
twin;
——.—..
CASTORIA
For Infants Ind children.
~4.
Mrs. Holmes—Have you
you can ruler mm, to?
Mental-«Oh, yes; i have mine pre-
parer! to exchange referenccs with you.
anybody
Don't worry others by your coughing
and risk your life by neglecting I cold.
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs.
colds, croup, grippe and an throat and
lung troubles. G. C. Stillson and E. P.
Weed.
A Harder Task—What is your idea
of a clever woman—4: woman who can
see the point of a joke?" No: my
idea of a rim er woman is one who can
laugh at a joke without seeing the
point.
l have been sillcted with rheuma-
tism for fourteen years and nothing
semed to give any relief. I was able
to be around all the time, but con-
stantly suffering. i had tried every-
thing i could hear of and at last was
told to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
which i did. and was immediately rc-
lieved Ind in I short time cured. i
am happy to say that it has not since
rctiirned.«.losh. Edgar. Germnntown,
Cal. For sale by G. C. Stillson, South
Norwnlli, and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
“Why do you allow your wife to rule
you or if you wow it baby 1‘" indignant-
ly asked Mr. Market's brother. "You
ought to have a wire once in a while
.11 the management of the household.
Assert your inllept'hrlt’i’lrf‘." "indepen-
donor?" whoed hit. Meeker. bitterly.
'She won't even grant me autonomy!"
~Aoston cores headache.
4......”
in l.. firing». of the Drim-Seabury
(inn and Ammunition company. Der—
iiy. stated yesterday thnt the report
that his company had received a half
million dollar ordeti from the govern-
ment was true. and that the order was
for ammunition.
Children and adults tortured by
burns, scsids, injuries. eczema or skin
diseases may secure instant relief by
using DeWitt's Witch iluei Salvo. it
is a great Pile remedy. (i. C. Stillson
and E. P. Weed.
A th’iivsttrt’y dwelling home in Wol—
liniifonl, owned by Mrs. Patrick Mar-
tin. was totally destroyed by fire nhorb
t} after 9 o’clock lsst night. Mm.
Martin was the only occupant and she
Willi attending church when the fire
was dim-overall.
('ilAlinBltMlN's COCGH CURE.
This moody is intended specially
for coughs. colds. croup. whooflng
rough and inducers. it has become
famous for its cores of these illnesses.
over I large part 'of the civilised
world. The most flattering testimon.
inlii hsre been received. giving Icv
counts of its good works; of the I;-
grsrating and persistent who it hos
cured: of severe colds thst have yielda
ad promptly to its soothing else-iii,
and of the dangerous IttIcks of troop
it liss cured. often string the life of
the child. The extensive use of it for
whooping cough has shoirn that it
robs that diocese of all dammit. son»
mesons. It is especially prised by
mothers for their children. so it sewer
fails to sleet a spam cm. and he
rsnse they have found tlist than is
not the least danger in giving it. oven
to babies. h! it contains nothing in-
iorioue. liold by (l. (l. litillson. South
Kuwait. ii. i’. Weed. mus.
Charles d. Goodwin. of the Mist-of
ff. ii. Gondola It lion. died It his homo
in llsrtford yuterdsy. from it compli-
rstion or dim. m 1!. lfr. Goo-h
win was the oldest business man iii
”Intent. having been in the shoe
mile randomly for It yosrs. hosie-
niuuoboyofiimsdhssoccuplsil
the soils business Motion in all thst
time. The store was originally found
ed by his lstlisr. Jolie Goodwin. u.
to no to itwiioiitn
Wruunsssdlstsollt. Hosts
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