DOTTED AND FANCY SWISS from not: to $l50
" per pair.
OME CHENILLE AND TAPESTRY
AND TABLE COVERS, ‘
all sizes at bargain prices.
Ppurisiies
Open Every Evening. .
.S. Sturtevant,
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
"Axminster.
Moquelis,
Velvet.
Bodll Brussels.
Tapeslru Brussels,
Ingram,
lN ATTRACTIVE PATTERNS.
Linoleums.
Oil Cloths.
Mailings.
Lace Curtains.
Draperies.
Shades.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
iiu£
Unnio
.‘ Siam ped
FIT.
iliiiia‘VIuilIi
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press declares thdf, all alliance to im-
minent between Antericnn trusts and
Bremen Petrflediii Bisonit company.
one or the German agencies of the
. nor does Germany.
LONDON. March iiw—Tlie Dally 14in-
great commoreisi .isyadicstes in. Ger
many. A midrib“ of; the Mannheim-
Standard Oil Company, and J. Pierpont
Morgan are. according“ the paper,
the moving spirits in the plan. It says
that Mr. Morgsnf will meet representa-
tives oi the lending German syndicates
at a conference In Berlin in April. inis
mnfaronoo has already been arranged
by no b.le i
The Express prints a statement
made by an unnamed Amerlepn m..
lionalre. who. it says. has discussed a
German-American,business union With
the 8principals in both countries. tie
say
“We do not fear England in America.
We simply tear
each other, but the worldls big enough
for {both nations and the rival'trusts
are going to harmonize their interests.
Mr. Morgan will beJiere In April. A.-
tsr he begins It will not be long before
an international cartel to regulate
prices and products will be formed.
We lo not fear England because her
machinery ls obsolete and her men
are spiiltless and ground to a low level
by false unionism. America and Ger»
many are going to stand together and
dominate the world politics of busi-
ness. i think that one day the Indus-
triesdoi the entire world will be syndi-
cate
ABOUT FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
Strained Relations in South America
Dealt With.
WASHINGTON, March il—«The
State Department and the various lor-
elgn representatives in Washington
have received copies of a recent oili-
cial statement oi the minister of tor-
eign affairs of Peru. Senor DeOama.
making a vIgOrous response to n circu-
lar note of the Chilean foreign oillee.
touohin the strained relations or»
tween .hill, Peru and Bolivia, growing
out of the war in which these three
countries. participated. The deter-
mined attitude of Peru is shovm by
the ministers statement that the
country will not abdicate one single
iota from the rights and expectancy to
which she is entitled under the treat-
les made with Chile. '
The minister says Peru desires to
convey to other countries the oonvlc:
tion that she ls exempt from hatred
and seeks only her rights in this nego- .
tiatlon. and he appeals to the “incon-
testlble testimbny '6! facts" which he
sets forth at much length as showing
the Justice of Peru‘s punitlon. Ho
says that repeated attempts were
made for years by the Peruvian for
eign allies to reach an understanding
with Chile, for a vote as to the future
of the contested territory." and In or-
der to remove every possibility for any
new excuse on the part. of-Chiic." spar»
Ihl funds were provided to make pay-
ment of an Indemnity that might be
awarded.
Minister ilc Osmn says that ilosplic
those prolonged efforts It has been Im-
possible to reach any linnl agreement
under which the controversy would be
submitted to arbitration, or would be
otherwise settled. In conclusion the
minister says: “In the presence of
the facts and precedents which I have
narrated. It would be dimcult to the
plain In what manner the government
of Chile could, without loss of Its lu-
ternatlonal prestige. maintain as a:
present the controversy respecting
Towns and Africa. and the more gen-
eral one of the Pacific."
The document In exciting much In-
terest as allowing the earnest effort
Peru is making to roguln her last pro
vlnccs.
QUEEN VICTORIA'S CANE.
LONDON, March il—JI‘iie icing has
bestowed an unusual token of recogni-
tion of services upon Sir Spencer Con
Mason I’ousonby-l’nne. a life long 0.-
floor of Queen Victoria's household.
The recipient of the king's lover. who
Iii broken down by old age is retiring
to private life was summoned to Muri-
borough house, where tho king. in a
few simple phrases of thanks for his
loyalty to his mo‘thei presented him
with the cane with which Queén VIC
iorla walked for thirty years. The on.
men‘s relatives say that If the king cud
rained him to s dukedom he could not
have so kindled his pride or touched
his heart.
OAR SHORTAGE IN CALIFORNIA.
i408 ANGELIIIB. Cal.. March b—Ro-
ports continue to come In from all over
(lentral California about the shortage
of fruit can and the Inability of the
railroad companies to handle the big
orange crop. Many of the large grow-
ers. It Iii said have airoaiiy lost heavily
and II something is no done In the
near future. tons of marketable or»
anger! and lemons will go to waste
cedented.
PIONEER .‘I‘AGI DRIVER DEAD.
SAN JOSE. Cat. March Ii—-Wlllism
owner, Iii dead.
be any. N. 7., In 15:.
lie-{roadie NMYG
old city.
t the Bill and
constant Milton an“ .
son's experience.
The situation is declared to be unpre- ,
Buckley. a pioneer stile driver slid;
lie was born In Ali;
and drove stubs ‘
In the Mohawk Vim and along the,
coach across tiis‘ l
shown the way
in. William B. Ore s... also was I
ingioa we... East want. his "1 ‘
am a better by trade.
that compels the to lip on "mytset ell
day. i was bother-oil with a bad back.
a urinary dimcuity with sediment In
the kidney secretions. it annoyed me
at my work during the daymvery or-
too at night and in place of getting
out of bed In the mornings refreshed
and. lit for a day' s work, i was irrlta
bio and with. I obtained Doan‘s Kid-
ney Pills at. Plaisisd Drug Store to
use It they, would help me. They did.
They gave me entire relief."
For sale by all dealers: price 50
cents a box. F‘bster-hlllburn cl... Bui“
lalo. N. Y.. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the hame~Dosn' s~snc
take no other.
a r Successor: to
c. E. CLAPHAM.
Sanitary
Plum '
Phone LIEU-3'.
50 South Main Street,
So. Norwalk.
Aye—1W5—
A (iced
Article. "
The new stock of wall paper is
the kind which has the highest
type of beauty, of coloring. and of
material in the make-up. It’s
worth while making: it's worth
while buying. In our best homes.
the question is not asked which is
the cheapest. The real question
is, which is the bést. We'answer
it with this paper.
M
Wall Papers. Painters' Sup-
plies. Artists' Materials.
Window Shades. Cornice Poles.
PICTURES,
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting, Paper Hanging. Decor-
' sting.
anybod—
Telephone Call, 133-3.
Open evenings till 8:30.
DECKER.
37 woes-moron er.
South Norwsilt. , , Coon
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pron
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is is ’I lie was
Fransisco iiiiii Les ngsi so.
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ii to hit Inks
e pioneer in the,
count In stage as. on between Jan .
cs0 supp! 7 10 a ‘
To M1 in!” Width point vio'v;
spy-ii: '
i .
. ; GUI“. 30“
3‘ .oonvietz‘to .hdes
fiance and taiitil‘lv »'
striped Lawns and new clients In Mei--
clniled in the White Dress
one.
liroiilei ed stripes on Laura
12 styles at 15c. yd. 12 styles
Checked. Corded and Lace Striped fl
Lawns. ~ 0"“
, . fidlylos
12 styles at 18c. yd.
Fancy .Cord’ed and Lace Striped
linwns ' 4 styles
' Satin, Lane
30 styles at 25c. yd. Lawns.
Dotted. Dimity. Satin. Lace and Pique 10 style:
liabric showing 15 inarvcl- ,
Stripes, checks, cords, dots, lace. satin and em-
Dimity, Naiusook, Swiss and
Mcrccrized materials pro one effects possessed of all the charm.» of simplicity, beauty etc.
at 20c: yd.
Dotted. Luce Stripe Illld Striped Naili-
at 30c. yd.
Lawns with Satin and Lace Stripes.
at 35c. yd.
and Embroidered Stripe
iii 40, 45 and 50c 'yil
l-‘ancy (‘oided mid Dolled Swiss with
ed 1“ lanncls. Light.
block. pink and cream.
15 and 19c yd.
AMERICAN Lamps TEAM.
Names of Players for the clubs Next
season. ...,~ . ...
CHICAGO, March 9~The Record
says: Though President Ban John
son steadfastly refuses to issue the
oillcial list of playersgwhoare to wear
the American League uniforms next
season He has alllrmed or dnep..
season. he has neither ufllrmed or do-
nlcd a number of the reports regard-
liig various National League stars. un-
til them are only a few that still re
main In the doubtful list. Johnson ai-
iirms that Griffith and Catcher Bulli-
vau, formerly of Boston. will play with
Comlsiiey. Wallace and Heldrick. oi
St Louis. may be with the white stock
lags also. Though the report still
lacks official sangtion. Garvin Is listed
at Milwaukee. rpm the Boston Colo
llns, Dinneen Btahl. Free an. Dilly.
and Sullivan and Willis a‘ve been
taken. [trim Philadelphia. Laiole.
some and Nick have been secured.
President Johnson will not say that
Americans.
“A number of players have left the
Brooklyn club." says Johnson. "Mc-
Ginnity, Bhecksrd and Howell will be
‘02 Hanloa's men. ” Jennings and
Jones are thought to be in ameglcsh
iiieague hands. i
The doubtlul list now contains rad-
lay. oi Chibilgo. Wallace and sidrlclt
and Young. or Stl Louis. an Barrett
and covers ran. oi Cincinnati. Push
nonline- to commit Mill“
self on those players, and It Is thiiullit
that they a. not yet iii
others not!
ouswosbvmrn rimmed
vicr yo our”.
, Slim. aioroh,.9--
(‘r
I,
mean
qathoo chains)!
than? {icons white
Missal Wtdyfltsrdsy theiidd
“Ninth
i
gifting handol it
edit”! lute
‘Polka (Iotieil,slripcd,ligurcda1ul plain Twill—
Yalc and navy blue,
. pill-k and’black g‘l‘OillldSpwllIl white dots; pink.
light blue and red grounds with black dots:
black with lavender dots; plain.
Catcher McFarland Is to be with the ill
with the americah nod perhaps more ‘
mm mania the no can oi the present Ii-
. tor oniin
is to “03$“
nuts are on the arrest of Plait
" tattoo. I flint?” it one of Mirth Caro-
Menk one cla
Men's mic cla
Mon' 5 one cl
$1. 50.
blue. lavender.
l)cut‘s—~$i.85.
Nlcn'siwo cla
retitled goods. stripes-
Funny '0')“: .0an—
l I II D II 19x15 inch 59c.
Sizes and prices of plain Linen 15x21 {“0“ $|~25-
Tray Cloths. Squares and Doylies ‘ 20x30 ““‘I‘ $I‘50-
with fancy edges: Starts to Match—
Rouudw 18x36 $160
. ‘ ‘ 18x45 $1.75.
6 inch 251.. 18x50 $2.00.
9 Inch 350. '
12 inch 599. (‘nt Work Staffs-—
I8 inch 351'. 19x36 inch 45. 50. 55, ()5 null
S‘siiunrew 75 up in $1.i0.
~(ixi3 inch 25c. "“54 inch 50. 55. 60,155 and
9x9 Incli 40c. 75 up to $1.50.
18x18 inch .75c. Side Pillow Shams to Match”—
24x24 inch $1.25 $1.00, $1.25, $1.35. $1.50, $1.75.
, 27x27 inch $1.50 $2.00 up to $3.00 per pair.
thrilled and Cash- Gloves for lien
materialistic and Boys
511 gray Mocha $1.00.
51) Dog Skin—Atllcr‘y—Si ..00
asp gray Mocha“ A'dler 5——
Mcn' s one clasp Havana Driving Gloves——
31) Dress KI(I—~—Dclll‘S-—-$2.(K).
lioy's mic clasp Dog Skin—$i.oo.
The D. M. DEAD Co.
. w .- Eslnbllshcd 1857. .. o- ‘
‘53
T-HREWSLAMP AT HUSBAND.
Buflslo Woman Sets a Tenement on
Fire—Inmates Rescued.
BUFFALO, March. 9——Mrs. Pauline
Douglas became angry at her husband
Charles. and threw a lighted lamp at
him yesterday. The lamp rebounded
Ignited a bed. and set Ilre‘ to the house.
In which ten families, numbering about
thirty people. were asleep. A police-
man heard the noise of the quarrel and
arrested Mr. and Mrs. Douglas and put
out the blaze, as he thought. When
he returned the house was on fire and
It was with great dilliculty that the
firemen and policemen rescued the in-
mates. The Dougluses wore fined till
each In the “sumlsc” court.
Mrs. C. III. Von Dousen, of Kilbourn.
Wis” was afflicted with stomach tron
bio and constipation for a long time
Bhe. says. “i have tried many prepara-
tions, but none have done me the good
that Chamberla'ln' n Stomach and Liver
Tablets hays." These tablets are for
sale at G. C Btillson' a. South Norwullt
P Weed' 11, Norwalk drug stores.
Price. 25 cents. Samples free.
ANONYMOUS GIFT OF A COLLEGE
, LID/RARY BUILDING.
MEADVIIJLE. PM, march 9~AII-
nouncement Is made that Allegheny
College, of this place, has received,
money with which to build a Ilhriiry
buildin?h Th 3 college archives con
tain a otter from Thomas Jefferson.
congratulating the trustees upon the
‘ra'ro collectiono books [that afterward
For many m the facilities
and as ml the books hlivo
discus: ’e. 1;th theraogulldqi‘gg
not all an is ‘o
than. inform: for at least
1mm yours and reserved the rim tom
remain snoiiyrnous. g."
Mom
The stomach controls the ‘osithstlon.
We a lire hearty him strong are
can eat and digest plenty.
. ' odol Dyspepsia Cure dig
t ‘yon sum and allow: you to
on want. it
anneal-thins.
WWI; mag‘Wo p" hell ti‘oflbloi
aflc’p‘lv‘
d {slob him
ruscsnoaa CLUB'G HUNTING
pnsssnves.
STAMFORD. March tin-The Tusca-
iora Club. an organization of wealthy
men who delight in hunting and fish-
Ing. have bought a large tract of land
at Hunting Ridge. including about
twenty- -Il\e acres of the wildest wood-
land near New York. that they intend
for a game priserve. Foxes. hares, all
the game bird of the locality. are here
found in large numbers. and even
cutomounto are occasionally shot. A
break of the clearest water runs
through the land ‘und it is filled with
the finest of trout. The club is ‘now
having six log cliblns built‘bn the we
serve, where the. members can live
when 011 hunting and ilshlng trips. and
have the ilnest pack of fox hou‘ids In
the state on the grounds.
'STRIKEB A RICH FIND.
“I was troubled for several years
with chronic Indigestion and nervous
debillty.” writes 11'. J. Green. of Lon-
caster. N. H. "No remedy helped me
until i began using Electric Bitters.
which did me more good than all the
medicines i ever used. They have al-
so kept mywife In excellent health for
years. She says Electric Bi or. are
just splendid for iemale trout) as: that
they are it grand ionic and invigorstor
for weak, r it down women. Np other
medicine can take its place in an M83.
Ily." them. Only one. Bil
lion gust anteed by F. K. Baxter.
WOMAN GHOO’I‘B A HORII THIIF.
Mi DDL LEHEAD Ky.. March Ibo-At
an sariy hour yesterday moral .rob-
bei-s attemptedto steal some ones'
from the statue oi Mrs. iiimm other.
a widow of. West county“ at... tow
miles from here. They turned on ea- ‘1”
treats t to her residence. use then
fired? u
are w oI‘e titres Iii the shawl. ,
“sin a no or The diihd man's ‘
ions one only seized him find
him away. .
Lilia Oliver Twist. children shit for.
there when given One Minute ooh
ours. Mothers endorse it highly J
are . It eagerly euros Ill cop ‘Im‘d
in them killing one. a ’wliits‘. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler