riots. Min. May 7—The Ar-
"9r is. on a rampage and has
I. tloihgv incalcuble dam-
y, and causing the loss
it number of lives. The
is serious now and is growing
ery hour. ,
on lock the guages showed 24.]
tile hook. a root above the
‘ tilt, and was rising fast. The
0. . is increasing at _Webber
" he Verdi Gris and Illinois
his rushing in great torrenrs into
1% ’ -sas.
Buren miles of countty are
lama in some instances be-
set under water. Several
have been swept away
”as ,3ch and in one instance
mlly was drowned. Below
'etlituation is very alarming
~ the big cottonwantatlons
“Edy sustained heavy damage.
II opposite Grady in Lincoln
_ broken and that town is
with destruction.
sent down the river to rescue
is living along the river below
lit is unable to make the return
' built 100 people were. rescued.
place the runners learned that
lily of four were entirely fill off
the water and were in great danger.
they could not be rescued on ac-
of the swift current.
Newport the White river is on a
boom and is rising two inches an
Black river is also rising fast
"Newport is threzlened with inun-
‘ A large number of farms in
’ valleys are already submerged.
‘
notation lpsetator luggeste a Col-
enemy «26,0001...
1"?1ly Associated Press)
. bladlldoil. May 7~-The Spettator. tltir~
lag the course of an article today ur-
“ gee America to keep the Philippine is
i m, to raise a colored army of 2b-
m then and with this cffcctite sepoy
him hold the Phillppincs Hawaii and
PW Rico. paying the army of ilfi'll'
patios out of the local revenues.‘
Continuing the spectator says:
"With such a garrison. those Islands
‘wanld be listens a drawing room and
Ill III" of business on Broadway or the
Strand. "
~ {Mfu'ring to the outcotuc of War tin
tatbr remarks: "Tin Amt-Ilt-ntin
jv will emerge from the nor with nt-w
dlII and larger ambitions. 1'th will
In" defeated a second class Pompeii"
and will feel acutely that. as tuni-
MC stand. they thllltl haw erI'il do.
MI! by n' firsts class one. ’I hey touid
have taught France. tow noth—
- of Event liriuiln. without suffering
' VI defeats It ribs and enormous but
on land. 'ilutt is not the ptndlitlll
stilts Atncrlt an tnmptr. and
ton will set itself to t'tmiiil'llt'l
‘ iron Ilect. Thai onw- hull-
‘INIWMM of a position in the world
their pl'isltoln among nations.
to
$009!! them to abandon llit' ldcn
“intervention and chaotic the
.. doctrine in." a direct and cf-
3 : VI Wfllorate of lllt' two Atom"
I hopr thc Amcr'ltnus will keep
W Philippine islands and that they
lIlp them there is no doitbt whal-
dl. Europe. to pin Ilit truth in tho
“i brutal form. cannot nttatk tiwut
WWI our permission."
W
UNlTID STATIC“ PliO’l'l'IS'l‘ti.
‘ Mllllii. Mil! 7- The Portngucsc utli‘v
. mull hail rccclwd n formal promt
all. the government of tho» l'tiltctl
t “us against tho despatch ot nlnu
t’ W cases of ammunition and pro
Whom the port of Lisbon on An
fl .two days nitcr war lu'th't'ii l-lpttln
dill llnlIIil Ilta‘lt-s had in u ilt'l iur
hilths ammunition ant illc pin
hthlivlng been forward. to tlu-
‘ i‘sh squadron which was lhcu m
of! ill. Vincent, ('npt- \crdc is
”apparently threatening nn nib-u-
wmvmont against llw l'iillml
HIM
nouns or lN'i'lllnvnN i‘ittN
“nation. Mall 1- The inudon l‘i"
Will the continental pnwats unu-
mis have linginnd loin tin-tn in
W.O-tltii'i was lacking in wriliclt
is oliciai and diplomutu otmru-ru
‘ TM stair- dspitrttntvul has re:
nomination of such intmcen-
”doll hill bellow. it is tontom
The foreign ioprtscnmlivns
hiding those oi tilt-at lit'lllilii
Germany llllil liliilillii. [PM
~ . With cmpbtitlt deulnl
' panama AND uteri-its)"
‘ "lilo.
”Width Illilimy will sell
tleitol. Washington to Now
all return. on May t.. ill and
U PMbytcriiiu ticnorul As
his atmd to return limo
daily through i'nllmsn
ins i'li'll. it‘or further Dill“
ii on or address Mrs N.
Horn hunger Again. 211
. III! York.
Alla bsranrrnn.
W Minted Press.)
flay l—W Y Polo list-
M lllt light for Mon-
” that air for
nil lis-
VF“ I
‘ and was a native of Delhi. N. Y.
tens «Instill
Died. in California. April 26. Daniel
13. Millard, aged sixty-live.
Mr. Millard leaves a widow s daugh-
.ter of the late George Seymour. and
vet‘
Mr. Millard was a brother of the late
Jonah .l. Millard. of South Norwallt.
Ho
located in Norwnlk previous to the
civil war. and engaged imam oil busi-
ness. in.the.oid warehouse at tho cor-
ner of Water and Washington streets.
the firm name being Millard &.Brown-
ell. Inter they established a'graln and
coal business on the cornrr now occu-
ihere after they discontinued the bus-
iness early in the seventies.
Mr. Millard was also interested with
Seymour e Dawns in the nursery bus-
Iness. end in. numerous real estate
transactions in South Norwallt. He was
for a short time.
Brooklyn and for three years was prin-
clpal of a school there. He then re-
law" business.
. 0
men mnuammn 01’.
He was Intoxicated and Abusive
.- Abontths City stunts.
Edward Thomas. who said he was a
fish peddler living in Reading. was or-
rested last night by Constable Joseph
Goodwin. for, being intoxicated .nnd
abusing people whbm he met.
’l‘bomns stopped Theodore Smith. the
veteran oystermsn. and tried to sell
him some of the stock he hadin the
wagon. When Mr. Smith declined to
purchase, Thomas threw him down to
the ground.
Constable Goodwin was near by and
interfered. teiing Thomas to go on
album his business. After some further
persuasion. hammered his wagon and
started away. meantime. abusing Mr.
Goodwin. The constable Went. to tho
livery stable. and procuring a team and
the assistance of (‘bief of_l’oiicc Voll-
iner. started after Thomas. Aftfr a
lively chase. they ucceedod in captur-
ing him in Taylor venue. and put him
in thc lockup.
in the Town Court. this morning.
.ludge tlrrgory imposed a line of 87 and
costs. amounting to 317. Thomas ap-
geared unable to pay the amount. anti
viii probably go to jail. The horse
and wagon were not worth more than
$l0.
IIPALED ON A H0331.
AYoung Son of Charles P. Addison
Seriously Injurtd.
i-‘muit Addison. the young son of
I'harles i’. Addison. of Harbor avenue,
met with a serious accident last night
met with ll serious accident. yesterday
afIt-rtmon. lie was climbing a truce
whcu he slipped and fell and was liti-
pnicd u] on iht- sharp end til “ll“ of ill"
pickets.
Ills ff'l'l'iiiiili for “will summoned na-
..isliiut-t- and lu- was carried into tht
housc. whcrc mcdirul li'li'illlrllll'l‘ Was
lilmllliini'tl.
lhnioru Iinldwln and nitrite respond-
»d and scwcd up llil' thilliti, taking
iii-c itillt'lit'ii. it was ll painful iniur)
iIlIl it “ill be sutur tlmc bt-forc the pn-
'lt»ut will bu nbic Io gt" around.
ssn'r no assesses.
The Pope has not Advised the Queen
Itagent to Accept Isolation.
lily Associated I'l‘PliliJ
lionm May 7 "l‘llt' \'lillt'liii nil." issucti
: a official sttitt-rncnt nlpiolntcly dcuying
llit- report that thr- popc bus rt-vit llil
tzti'ncst rummage to the queen rcgcni of
L-lpoln. advising hot- to iiumcdlutcly link
for llll' mediation of tho lint-opium
tumors and promising his support and
Ilinl of the pom-rs Io fillllilll nu honor
nblt- solution o. the tilllb ully.
w.-.‘
\AllMlliAl i-lAhll'lith .s‘ i l lr‘l‘ I
lily Asmuliitmi Pii'iiiiJ
Washington. May 7 itcspcctlng Ad-
miral uninplton‘s morn-urchin. Ihc d.»
lilll‘lmi'lil is still lliIIlt'. nltltottuh it is
apparent that lntcrcsttng ncwu is I‘ll-
pt-ctcti on that euhlcct within the um
thrcc dityl. 'l'ltt'i'cfni'r ill in tilllli' t-t-r.
inln that thc tilllt'lnlit pay no lilit‘illlliil
to lhr l’iiillfil‘. which orlulinm-d lll lull
doll. that illnmptton inul undcrtnhtu n
conipulnn lil thr i'lillltl‘ltts. iillli'i' it
would m. manifestly Impossible for the
iitlllili'lil to lll‘l'lll' nl lllt l'lllitli‘it'r “Hill
In so short it allow of lime mt tin-cc
tiny». Again. the lilt‘liltul‘n in this lli'll
could 'Itti cmry tool t-uuuuh to "Hill"
”in “impinge. \ltil‘tuii't'i'. ilii‘ lilti'dl sli‘li
lolly lwtii'tl is "ill iii'llllllli.’ out illlllt‘I'li or
t-oitit-mplnlml iliilVi'it \ lending diplo
ntnilr Ilmt'litl iilllll llllll I'n-rc was no
reason why fort-inn lttilltills eltooltl In-
itlwn notice of an attack. illncr» thr-
l'nitcd fllntes Was ctntlut'tlns war It
had It right to clitmtw llu own point» ol‘
attack with out notifying other uocuru»
lllt‘illl.
PLENTY tii‘ WillIK Mlllili.
Work on the construction ol the
plant of thtv itiirc Mctuls Mining t‘o..
iii lama Hill. has lit-cu rcuuutcd. and
the plum in naming t'rimlllt'lltm. 'l‘litv
t'tmll'iil'l with the llilllilil‘ll roiled for
tho cotnplution of the buildings by May
l. hilt some Wl't'ltii "fill "in ctiillliiill)I
entitled the builders i .twrtortu some cit-
il'ii loud worii This the bulldora tsislm.
rti to in- I prupcr runm- for additional
compensation. but the company disti-
greed. Then tho work Vina surrounded.
the co nuts“? has got Ill own man at
work on pc
unable-led within two works. The coin~
psny's workmen src engaged in ruin.
his the ledge at the rear of the plant.
Ind surprisingly large quantities of
tungsten and flcltlspsr are being tam
out. Frequently large on m of tuna-
on are found.
sees as the buildings a
If ”law It
one daughter. Grace now living in Deu- ,
pied by John H. Ferris. who moved»
winner in the Franklin street school -
Later he went to .
moved to Denver. and engaged in the ‘
m to how tho httlldlnl
lashin-
sry is rapidly betas “is“ slim
l
' WASHING POWDER _
has revolu-
lionized the ‘ .
. methOdSoi
=‘ , houseclean-
the“. " it takes away
she drudgery and the
fretting: the headaches
and the backacbes. .
. It does the hard -
work you used to do,
and does it well! ‘
,Try a package and get
"with it FREE a cake
. of the purest d! whitest
'-' Glycerin: Toilet Soap
you ever saw.
flil .t, I. mutants 00..
OUIYBNIVNV. Coil.
I‘ll” 0' Dill-III. "0'” m M
J L
APPLICATION FOR l’AlliloN.
There are four apmlcsnts from Fair-
field county for pardon. Dr. Harvey
A. Fox. 01 ilanbury, who was convicted
of alpractlcc and sentenced to several
~y ,wiil make application.
Edward .l. (‘ unwell. the Fairileld
iirebng. who petitioned once before. will
again try for his liberty. Conwcli. a
socalicd (li‘lot‘lli't‘. was sputcncetl to four
years for arson. He has always main-
tained that it" was innocent. lie was
convicted upon circumstantial but
strong cvldcncc.
William r‘lltt‘roft. sentenced in May.
limit, to ten years for inllmillillfllll‘l'.
has also made application. George W.
\anincc. of llnnbury. pleaded guilty to
robbery September l0. 1890. and was
sentenced for twelve years upon two
.rounta. iic Is the fourth petitioner.
.\ mun ottcn goes in mourning for his
wifc by dying his whiskcrs black.
“on“camellia...
onus not up lllll lilllllD.
Steam Feather Renovating.
Hair Mattresses Rennie.
nos LillNDERED
All gntdc sofmnllrr um. down cushions and
(cullu r pillows in ortlcr.
sun! for price list. .\inii ortitrs romptl
ntic ndt-d to. (imprint nlit-d for tindt elivc m.
.\i-uhint- shop Jot» w.urls lawn mowers
I‘I’l Illlft‘ d and ground.
SDFIO 6} CO .
31-5
is our lclcphout- numbcr.
it will take you bill sittinutcto
tu- lid in your union
tlrdcrs inrgc or small ill'li\'t‘l’€"(l
proiupllv.
No.2 Nut Coal,
is u gtsid mild w.ciitht-rct»il 'l'ry
$3.59 per ton.
HARRIS ll GRAN,
Wiilt'r It. fool of Raymond.
W
Notice-City Taxes.
The taxpayers oi the flu of South
Norwalit are hereby notified that till
city tax of six mills on the dollar. laid
on the city ttssesstncut list of 1th . at it
city tnrmtlns thd at Arlen Hill. on
Madison, street. on the 7th day of
Alan-h. tilts. aim the library fund but
of illii.‘-I|lllll'll‘l' iiilll fill "it" tlulllil', lllil‘
oi the some tints, will be doc and pay-
nblc on the sm-ond tiny of May. limit. at
which time i will I'cccivu the some at
Jacob hi. Idiyltiii‘ti iiml‘i‘. No. it “till-
total More. Penalty aivthc rate at
nine till per cent. it your train May ll.
litiiit will be chiirst-d on till bills to.
undoing ttnpnld litter June :3. Iiilili.
Millet! PAliln
t'ollcctor of taxes of the I‘lty of liouth
Nurwsllt.
loath Not'walit. Cilllilt. April iii. bill.
all "it
School” Taxes l
The Iaspsyors of the booth Norwall
Union lohool district are hereby noti-
fied that the district tax of one sad
one-quarter mills on the dollar. laid on
the town mmsst'llst of It". at a
lill of the district held on the lat
day of June. llii'f. at the Franklin
simt school house. will its title and
ththII on the 9d day of May. it“. at
which than i shall so ready to resolve
satas at ltillsos's drag store. Ill Wash-
lnsttm street. Penalty It the rats of
nine per cent. year from my id.
less. will be c stand on all lattes rs-
ll Knight street,
Norwal l.
prising unpaid on and after June id.
1 II.
F. A. TOLL".
Collector of Taxes Hail Mail
halos IINIII
0". Ladies? Monti
and Children’ 9 Shoes; also a large
stash of well knowii manufacturers’ shoes that will beat
any bargain on the top of this earth.
lit! up GODDS.
Lndion' I). oo Ihoon. $2.25 .
udioo' I so, the... i on
Ludlon' 2.00 ‘lhoon. ‘ i no
Loni-0' Llo tho... / i...
. Lasts-t LII anon. ap‘o .
Min-00' and Oblidnn'o lhooo. worth from $1.25 to Is. 00. Clo
Lndion' 50° Rubbon, _ . . . . iso
Ohlldron'o al‘o Harrison. . . . . I00 .
fllon'o Wins-r Runs-II. ”\sorth II. 00. $2.50
Man's lost Calf. worth I. oo, 2 50
Man'- IHIMOl .hOII. worth 4.00. 2.50
Mon'l Fascist Locus-r. Worth 4.00, Ll!
' Monro o-ir Ibo... worth 2.00, I'JB
on'n Working Shoal, worth 3.00. Lao
on'o Hip Boon. worth 3.50, “ 2.25
Boy-'Doubio Hole Incomworsh 2.50. -. 1.85
\Jloyn' .olsyol Chaos. worth I .25, ‘ 950
R0 BACK NUMBERS.
THEO. OLSEN,
Washington St. So. Not-walk.
The Business Men
onithe Norwslks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.
How. DoWe Know ? .
i .
Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing business, which has
been and isldvancing until we now find it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night, and
our,ongineer dads busy moments
in preventing his constantly
whirling engine from getting a bot'ho: because of the great demand
made upon it.
The Tendency oi the Times
is towsfi'a higher grade of printing for the use. of banners. mercan-
tile and', professional men. and in fact. all who have use for the
printer’
stamp
Lari. because they realize that printed matter which bears the
perienced and skillful design. and careful execution, is in
(itself eflcient advertising for any enterprise. because the character
'of a bdilness is most absolutely Judged by the character and ap-
pearance of the printed matter in use, ‘and, as we have said before.
the business men are becoming convinced of this fact.
It is not a Case of flide-and-(lo-Seek
to getvthe "best that ever happened" in the printing line, tor you
can had it. and at the right prices. at
G.ll.Freeman’sBook and
No. iii Water Street. South Norwalk.
lob Printing Ollice,
Conn.
Just‘around the corner from Washington Street.
Read 1
then
Profit.
Upon the first symptoms of
I sold. procure a box or Dr.
Itariaod's Aceton. Tabs oc-
cordiag to direction and it
may save you from a long
and palatal illness.
Aceton
will we the grip: euros head-
IIII. and neuralgia: dose
not sleet the heart.
cosine-twists.
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Aceton Medical Co.
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WAREHOUSE.
sea was «class or
Ilrntiws.,rinnom
lieydtsl. Carriages.
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res amass mm Al
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Ill am at areas tau.
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Jaeoles’vton.
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INDUMNCE.
W“.
lssl [lists all NIIII Milt.
”an...“
Muwmm
lNTERES’l‘ED is
rvpewausase
if so you should know all
about the latest improve-
manta.
E SMITH PREMIER
r
TYPIWBITIR
la the leader in iutpmvmneuts.
'i'hls ”campy hos tuned an Art twill“.
ulna much or mine. it is
loud for ouc.
'l'lii Illili i’l‘ilht Tliill'llil‘ Milli.
IYflACUNI. N V. U. Duh
NW Yurli mills wa
ilswm i awn wflvt' 'ruwu II.
D. W. RAYMOND.
Sanml‘bimior
and WM.
DIM-steals. deathlsrwsil.
Malamute“.
TIIIDIOIIMIIIII.“ in
J. D. JENNINGS;
“Mailer.
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saunahcaaaamm.
manna-s
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Still litltli 8|!le Int
Open daily. Isn't lsittrday. from I
a...tolIIi..ssotrenlteIp.n.t
iatsrtiay. I a. at. to it In sad as Iss-
ay «eaten in. 1 is I.
“ER-hm“ ”mm
-0:
Iain Renovsior does benefit Min
me you are troubled willinay blood
disorder. chronic rheumatism, or neu-
ralgic affection. It is endorsed by the
best physicians in the co airy and is
warranted to do what. is c lmed for it.
sinisted's drug store, South Norwalk.
Olin. ‘
Blue Flinn 0ll Stills.
The only wickless and valvelasr oil
stove ever made.
No directions necessary.
Simple and economical.
No valves “will not overflow.”
No soldered joints.
Norwich. No smoke. ~
(tannot clog or get out of order.
Absolutely safe.
as n or n
REFRIGERIITORS
AND
LAWN MOWERS.
You can tind nothing better.
cousrfi'tii',‘
warms, ,
& now,
112 Washin n Street,
l-louth . orwalk.
I .
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Kent 5 Son. Pianos.
.\ ngbamde l‘iauodiroct
from the factory. :Itldays' O
$125w tmtriai. Gunman-ed 'tor 8
It'll y.ctmt Do not ,zlpn fan-
r~ritus for your pill 8
”4- us. send forcolalog.
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Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colon-I and have a
large \‘ul’lt'ty oftlcsigiili in Red,
(ins-n. Blue and iirown.
You are cordially invitcti to
call and we Ihcm.
l'ulntcrs’ suwlles,
(llw. cw...
Pointing. puttcrhanging
and decorating.
E. E. Gorham,
to First mitt. lint lorltli.
3.01 JENNINGS.
«Piper Hallow". Pristin-
‘ onus is
Wail Papers and Borders
1 NORTH NAIN BTW.
loath Norwaib.
Isaipie looks of Latest Itylss It
Papers. Borders and Gilt Ionldings
taken to houses for inspection. on so-
tics by postal. Estimates IiiIIvtlliy
given. . I"
When not driving why not have an eye to
Comfort and Ityist
it costs you nothing i‘llf’l iii the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STA-BLES.
Oiil’limiilitll reallocated .lnoiudh
Iii-latest opium ll
“WWII”.
care lien for Weddings. Milton:
I l
Old Fills
you'll vary| when dull“.
Oscar- H. Hanks.
(Wow it. I. pass)
undelivered and sailed Mlaaay part
in
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We have made special arrangements
with the agents of the celebrated BI-
ear Glove-lilting Patterns. by which
we can present to our lady readers .
some of their very newest and choicest
patterns of garments. Full ind expli-I ‘
‘cit directionstor putting together the
garments sccompaayeacb pattern.
1255- Lsdier' sot blister Wale:
HINTS BY MA! MANTON.
Popular as the regulation shirt waist
has become there is a demand for some
thing more snug. which at the same
time can be worn for occasions of aim.-
pie dress. The design shown in the
illustration is peculiarly suited to such
purpose and is stylish as well as entire~
ly comfortable. The foundation'ls a
fitted lining showing single in place of
double bust-darts. The fullness at
both back and fronts is laid in line
gathers at'the shoulder seams and is
drawn down smoothly at the waist line.
The under-arm gores which connect the
fronts and the back are smoothefltting
and render the adjustment more snug
than is possiblenwhere they are omit-I
led from the silk. The sleeves are two-
seamed and are finished with slight
puffs at the shoulders. At the neck is
a stock collar and piisse bow of the
material and at the waist is shown a
belt of black silk.
To make this waist for a lady in the
medium size will require four and one-
half yards‘of twenty-two-inch mater--
ial. The pattern. No. 7255. is cut in
sizes for a 32. 34. 36. 38 and 40-inch
bust measure and for misses of twelve.
fourteen and sixteen years. A
t-(”)—(”)-—(”)—("l—("l-("ll
ammo sum COUPON
Entitilng one pattern to any size of
No. mo
Cut this out. fill in your name and
address. anti mail or take it to
Siurtevant's Bargain House.
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Pattern No tar-7. in.
This coupon and :2 cents .73....
above pattern at Nturtevant's. North
T Iiain and Ann streets. South Norwalk.
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We will furnish
iOO
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
Ilse tXxli. including inside
and outside envelopes. the do
eat quality and most artistic
engraving, for
Nearly!) per seat. less than
:‘vee oilseed by another in this
N’s
EACH ADDITIONAL HUN-
DRED ll.
Wedding wort folded and in-
serted la envelopes without
extra shame. Other engrav-
ing oompsndiualy cheap.
We also tattle a special prise
op .
CALLING
Plats sad I Cards. I .1!
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Mitts-Ia Cards. I seats a
has Iain.
Where lists is hmlslsdt
liilaais. Heats
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