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some NORWALIc
Easter to past. and next in order will be house-cleaning.
NEW CARPETS.
We can furnish them 111 l11grain.‘ Tapestry B1ussels V elvet's,
Brussels, Moquettes. Axminster.
JAPANESE MATTINGS
y popular for Summer floor Coverin" Our assortment is at
bctllVe; out prices are right. »
LINOLEUMS AND OIL CLOTHS.
ior‘ kitchens; 'b‘a'iih room‘s and balls they the the correct cover.
MATS. RUGS AND ART SQUARES.
hing finishes up a room more than one of these pretty and
fill accessoiies to your floor covering. Our variety of them will
LAcs‘ CURTAINS.
liav‘e recently received a large invoice of these in hand
5151151: patterns and reasonable prices.
{SHADES at 25c to 751:
§HADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
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It-ivi
a. most startling confession.
and Patrolman Lamb, then the police
‘ nay hom Yukon River points by the
' suicide at the Atlantic hotel
. some time Saturday night by shooting
. body was found yesterday morning.
1 1111s missing .Galnesborough. he
bases at Clerksdsle. Misti
Miss The doctor states that 11‘. negro
also received at the pest house suffer.
in: from amounted he new. Ir-oId
Islng that he was about to die. mode
He said
that his right name is Levi Charles.
and that he had killed a woman and
two policeman at New Orleans He
says he managed to escape from that
pits. and made his way to Mississippi
There he assumed the name of George
Peter's. The negro says he has killed
seven persons He says that while
going under the name of George Pot
are he killed three men when names
were George Paintly. George Roberts
and B. Moore. He also confesses to
the murder of tire women whose
names he does not give. If the negro
Is Levi- Charles, alias Robert Charles. ‘
the murderer of Police Cantata Dav
of New Orleans have made a mistake
in stating- that they killed him.
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SHORTER TIME FROM KLONDIKE.
A Returned Miner to Seattle Made the
Trip in Nineteen Days.
SEATTLE. Wash. April 8v-i3eib
Jaynes. a pioneer minor of the north
arrived yesterday from the Klondike.
a Valdea passenger of the steamship
Oregon. demonstrating that the 10111-
r
all American mute can be made with
case in nineteen days. Fiom lJaWson
to the see. he followed the
States mail carriera' route and the
government military road being cou-
strueted from Valdos in Eagle City.
i-lis dog. a Russian terrier. hauled 11
sled loaded with provisions and bi‘ii'
11an sufficient for his master and 111111-
solf. They arrived at Vuldes in time.
to catch the Oregon for Seattle.
.luyues thinks the Copper river route
to the Yukon ls designed to be the one
generally used as soon as the govern
moat road In completed. Even now.
he says, it is not a difficult trip If the
mull-Icarrlers’ trail Is followed.
MISSING WOMAN FOUND.
Dead In Factory Raceway at Beacon
Pal II.-
BEACON FALLS. Apiil-fi~Ai’toI an
all night search. the body of Mrs Ann
F‘regun. who disappeared from her
borne Saturday night. was found yer
terday in the raceway of the Beacon
Falls Rubber Co.'s plant. at. the point
where the stream enters the Nougu
tuck river.
An examination has been made by
the medical examiner and the drow11~
lug pronouncad to have been acci-
dental.
Mrs. Frogau was the wife of Gustav
li‘rcgan. a blacksmith in the employ
of the Beacon Falls Rubber Company.
and leaves one son. For some months
past she has been In ill health. and it
is thought she was seized with an nt-
tnck of vertigo while walking along
the edge of the raceway and fell Into
the water.
SUICIDE IN STAMFORD.
Commercial Traveler Shoots Himself
In Hotel.
STAMFORD. April 8~A man resis-
terlig as Thomas 'I‘urucy. of New
Yer . a. traveling salesman. committed
here,
himself in the right temple. The
The man had covered himself com-
pletely with the bed clothes when pro-
pnrlng to fire the fatal shot. A .32
empty was found in the bed near the
body of the suicide. The effects of
the dead man consisted of a two-cent
piece and 11 catalogue of William Motz-
gor & Company. ling manufacturers,
of Rutland, Vt. The man entered the
hotel Saturday. and paid for his room
In advance.
F..—
GMNESBOROUGH PORTRAIT.
LIVERPOOL. April 8—425. Morland
Agnew. upon‘vhlsl arrival here 011 the
steamer mrurla‘thls morning. admit-
ted that he had the Galnosborough per
trait of the Duchess of Devoushiro.
LIVERPOOL. April 8-——Mr. Agnew
himself carried the picture ashore, but
beyond admitting that it was the fam-
1c-
clluod to furnish any details 1egurlilu‘g
11111 r'ocovoiy. and proceeded to Low
1011.
JocK'EV IIOXTRAY IN NEW YORK.
NIIIW YORK, April 8-Albortv W.
Boxtrsy. of Vienna. Austria. commis-
sioner for‘several Austrian horse owns
era. has arrived in this city on the
steamship Ls Ohamnsi e, to engage
during the comics sclng season. Mr.
Boxtr-y engaged overall American
boys who are now In Vienna. for has
trisn stables He says they are very
popular and hit anxious for the opening
of the Austrian racing. season on
April It». .
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littLiszr FIL'l' IN VOKOHAMA. _
YCKOHAMA. .anrli. Miro new- of
Russia's decision not to pres- 111111111111
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with '11 feeling of relief.
111 11011111th :31: tilst 111W about had
51qu- reachll
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uncouth
11111 bar of 5111an
at
.1; New Dylan a. from J‘liIYMtoJIlly lit.
‘ - 11900“. has at the point of death. In a
. seemed to be rid of my trouble for a
‘ ti t1" ti a but it thawed at of returnlu.
Martini health officer at Clarktdalc.‘ ‘m i m g
55 nitod '
American jockeys to 1 do In Austria.
cel‘r’sd hart;
help-tics
“soother cons “5113.13
of s all also so often that i ought. to
be no authority on the coalition. I
saitlwented to check It. i noticed
some published statementsof Doen'li
Kidney Bills and procured 11 box 111
Hale's Pharmacy, in Norwalk. They
helped me and a continuance of the
treatment eventually affected 11 radi-
cal care.
For sale by all dealers: price 60
cents a box: Foster-Mllburo Company,
Buffalo. N. Y., solo agents for the Uni-
ted Ethics.
Remember the name~Dosn’s--a11d
take no other.
1 It will now be I11 order for those
newspapers which hays been subject-
Inu Vice President Roosevelt to potty.
spiteful. 'puerile attacks. to decline
that it was his Inordlnnte vanity which
prompted him to enforce the rule at
the Senate. which strieuy forbids ap-
plause within the chamber, while the
body is in session. If he had neglect
ed to enforce it the some counties
would have been In order ' «
CANDY “TRAFFIC
Genuine stunpul C. C. C. New sold In balk.
Bow-n of th- dcslsr who tries to sell
"something last as good."
Vassnr‘s farm has been enlarged to
11 thousand by leasing 600 more acres
'I‘l1lshns been necessitated by the in-
creasing attendance and greater do
mand I111 farm products for I519 feed
lag. of the girls.
ion cannot enjoy perfect health,
liver is sluggish and your bowels
clogged .leWitI' a I lttlo Early Risers
cleanse Ibo whole system. They nev-
er gripe. heOlge ‘t‘l. Btlllson
Friend—4 suppos‘é'iho baby to fond
of you?
Pupa~~~—Foud of me? Why. he sleeps
all day when I'm not at home and stays
awake all night Just to enjoy my noel.
ety!
Spring coughs are especially danger
one. and unless cured at once. serious
results often follow. One Minute
Cough (‘uro acts like magic. It Is not
11 common mixture but Is a high grade
remedy. George (I. Stillson.
There Is something distinctly ou-
oourulrinr; III the statement that the
Vassar girls frequently out several
barrels of potatoes at a meal. II, is 555]-
possible to develop 11 high type of
American womanhood on chocolate
creams.
A RACING. ROARING FLOOD
Washed down 11 telegraph line which
Chas. (5. Ellis. of Lisbon. Iu.. had to 1-11
pair. "Standing waist deep in icy
water." he. writes, "gave me a. terrible
cold and cough. it grew worse daily.
Finally the best doctors In Oakland.
Neb.. Sioux City and Omaha said i had
Consumption and could not live. Then
1 boson using Dr. King'mblew Discov»
cry and was wholly cured by six bot-
tles." Positively guaranteed for
Coughs. Colds and all Throat and Lung
troubles by 51‘. ii. Baxter. South Nor-
walk; John A. Riggs. Norwolk. Price
500 and 81.00.
'l‘be "veneer" of our civilisation was
also illustrated in Pittsburg yesterday.
when women fought for possession of
floral offerings that had been sent to
the grave of State Senator Magoo.
“a..."
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPIPIIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New (lactic.
Dot. says: “I suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dis
tress and belching. I tried everything
I could hear of. but nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For 11an by 11.55. Plaisted and 5.“. H
Baxter.
s..-
‘He Is accused of using money In
his political campaign.”
“Nonsense." uuswoied Senator Sor»
ulium. seornfuily. "He didn't use mon-
ey. 1-111 Just wanted It.”
m-._w
"Ls-t winter 5 was confined to my
bed with a Very bad cold on the lungs.
Nothing gave me relief. Finally my
wife bought a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure that effected a speedy
cars. i cannot speak too highly for
that excellent remedy.”-~Mr.
Houseman. Msnstawney. Pa.
8155511011.
. Here are our lives. shut in. limited,
nelf- absorbed: and here are the
sage- of God. knocking at our
G. O.
03:;
-‘"1 1111's titles to bad 1 could fitmii‘t‘i
rest nor find 11 euro until i t
Witt:- WItch lisse 11111111. At 1111-0
Iii.
It‘ePiIss.” utilise .
- Look out for initiation.
be re you list: for DeWItt’s. Cl.
.7 11 spot designate
throw overboard a bottle containing 11
message to the late W. W 111111311.”
rosy checks and sparkling eyes if your t
it. of well worn osf rd ties.
beneath) level-hailsay-,1o
5‘25! 5" BoWheIiisrs‘M
. 1115an ht on
1- of e let-
haturday night,
tor would be revonxedapo 1113111. . Mrs.
Lewis opened the letter 111111 at 111nm
ed by the threat. Mrs. Lewis last
night refused to divulge the coiiltents
of the letter.'ri1e writer of the letter
is said to bav sued himself
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FOUND AFTER MANY YEARS
Moss-cs Titre 911 card In 1892
Just Rs-ov oil at Norway.
NEW YORK. ‘A 1755 bullies Ada I.
Griffiths. of Newsr,w5‘1bh crossing the
Ocean in September. nine years ago.
lawyer in Newark. 0n the back of the
message she wrote that 32' reward
would be paid to the finder. if the mea-
shge' wits sent to its destination. The
bottle was thrown overboard in the
middle of the coach. Miss Griffiths
had forgotten the incident when. on
April 4, she received a letter with 11
foreign postmark: it was from Ads 51:.
liodtker. oi Kristlansund. North Nor.
way. and “was dated March 22. The
writer said the bottle had been picked
up by a poor Norwegian fisherman off
the coast of Smollen. an island. and
brought to Kristian-15nd. and that an
English woman In the town had traps-
511th the message, but could not deci-
pher the date. She asked that the re-
ward be sent to her for the fisherman,
who was poor and deserving. Miss
Griffiths decided to send at» reward.
WOMAN NOT IDENTIFIED.
NEW YORK, April 8-—-'1‘l1e Brooklyn
police are engaged In trying to un~
revel the mystery of the death of the
woman whose nude body was found
yesterday. The body is that. of .1
women weighing over 201) pounds. Me
feet. eight Inches in height, thirty~five
or forty years of age. with dark brown
hair. gray eyes, and three of the lower
teeth missing. The face is bloated.
and on the left leg at the ankle is a
large sore extending entirely around
the limb. There are no marks of vio.
leuce on the body. There Is a mark
on the third finger of the le 1 hand. as
though 11111151;- by 11 large we‘ ding ring
which is missing. The cars are also
pierced, and there are no rings in
item. So far the police have no clue
whatever.
MILK‘CONTRACTORS GAINGING.
PUTNAM, April 8--The Boston milk
contractors appear to be making some
headway In their contest with the pro-
dueers‘ union In this section. This
morning more milk was shipped
through Putnam from towns along the
line of the Norwich & Worcester divi.
slon than was commonly sent before
the strike went into effect. From
towns on the Highland division of the
Consolidated road. more milk was
shipped today than on any day of last
week. but 11 considerable quantity is
being held buck by farmers. From El-
liott. where 200 can are usually ship‘
ped. not one was put on the care this
morning. and from Hampton. only one.
third the usual uunntity was sent.
VETERANS EXCUSED FROM DUTY.
WASHINGTON. April N~~The presi-
dent today issued the following exeeir
tlve order: "It Is hereby ordered that
upon Tuesday the 9th lust. such em-
ployees of the executive departments,
the government printing office and the
navy yard and station. he served in the
military or naval service of the United
States in the late civil war or the
Spentrah-American war. shall be excus.
ed from duty at 1 o‘clock I). m., for the
remainder of that day. to enable them
to participate in the exercises of 1.10
unveiling of the statue erected to the
memory of the late General John A.
hogan.“
A STUBBORN FIRE.
NEW YORK.‘AprII 8-—-Durlng the
night a fire broke out at two different
times and did damage to the extent of
3175.000 to the stock and machinery
of Sutpaus it 00.. as well as great
damage to the stock of Swstser. Penn
b1oke & (‘11. both firms occupying the
building at 83 and 85 White street.
night and was supposed to have been
overcome in 11 short. time With 11 loss
of 3171000. But at 2 o'clock yesterday
morning flames were again discovered
on one of the upper floors. which Wail
occupied by the Sutpaua Co. and be-
fcro the tire was put out the loss iibove
wan lucuired.
ANOTHER MURDER MYSTERY.
NEW YORK. April Sw'f'bo Brooklyn
police have in their possession the
nude body of 11 worn-11 which was this
on from the Eric basin yesterday. and
115‘- working upon the theory of a use
-lble murder. .Tho body us that? of
in women about thirty- maven yssrs old
a «1 winning about 195 pounds.
here are ebrssions of the book and
left cattle. The suicide theory in the
case the police tbinls will hsrdly hold
good. bee-use of the foot that there
wss nothing on the body sitcom s nsir
, Elven the
stockings were 1115 sing. it Inbeli
the body- had not been lathe
more than forty-eight hours
1 WASHDU‘l‘l IN MAIN!-
‘ifi‘AltMiNG'I‘ON'a 5b.. , l-v-‘No
tritium-mired harem-1111A sudyflivor.
Railroad this 11111111111111. cola; main.
out-.bstwson Pennington 111115 linking
Philips. There Is no 11111-11- at present
escort-Iain: how butt I: the road is‘
TI: is on 111111 111 st “Farm.
and as th- Riv-r
thi- rook-Ilsa
star
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7 loss, thrombi ism Within.
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'l‘ he the first broke out at 10 o'clock at .
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SUPERB RIZSLLI’S of file tailoi 5 ant to be seen about;
the store All Eton Jacket and Sepaiate‘ Skirt of Black 'laf-
ieta is shown in a liairfiel‘d Avenue window. Jacket is trim-
med with Point dc Gene Lace over Batiste Collar. Skirt is
trimmed with Applique and is made ovei 'lai‘leia Silk Diop
Skirt.
A Black l‘ai’ieta Separate Skiir. 'I‘ucked and hicnistitched.
tirade withoutliuingfiowcax over :1 Silk lndeiskiit, is very
stylish.
“ .
iiiuit spring has brought
‘In his way of Wash Fabrics
l'auz tlL' Suie
Mousscliuc (lt‘ Sole
Swiss (ircnadiue
Linen Dimity
Silk Madras
Scotch Madras
\nderson's Cheviot
l’oulardiue
Silk Tissues
Broelle Raynre
Lace Mull
Swiss Muslin
French Lawns
Silk Camasa
French Zephyrs
Imported Pique
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The little (,iilt Framed 'l‘hcrmometcrs given as a souvenir
during Fair Week have been so universally appreciated that '
we will continue to give them (1111 1111 Monday. as during the
past week. to those whose purchases amount to $2.00 or over.
IANDIIEROIIIEF NOVElIIES
In Colors In White
Dainty pink. 5’5"“ and .\11 infinite variety 05 de-
lavendar Handkerchiefs arc
. . . . . shown in willie
a lecture oi the hpring (lis-
slum are
play. llemstitchetl. cm— ~~~~1vit'li scalloped. lace trim—
liroidered and lace triin- IIlt‘tl and embroidered edges
med. and licmstitcliing.
I31; 251: 501; I30 to $3.50.
The D. M. DEAD Co.
1' .. Established 1857. .. ..
3111111118 2) Co.
ls-a dau for appearing new.
You will purchase a new suit.
a new hat. a new scarf, a new
ton coat. something 11011 will
surelu want and something ' son
will surelu purchase.
Come in here before spending
110111 55501561), we feel confident
wé can fit 11011 out to soar sat-
Iisfaclion.
5511011 are lookina after the in-
telest of some little fellow whu
Ili,“L‘iitle Sampson” suit is
8551511175110 uour inspection.
'98. Washington St;
TaLEGIIAPH LINEMAN DEAD.
MILFORD April 8—1). C. Wilson.
foreman of telegraph linemen In the N
employ of the New York New Haven
is Hartford Railroad died at his home ;’
here today. aged forty two. after a . .11
short sickness from pneumonia. lie .
Was born In Aehtabuls. Ohio. and bad . ‘
bore seven years.
Ilse-u Mr now-1- was om
W MINING ours 00!." tion four-v.
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GNINAMEN ARRIIT‘ID. ..
MALONE. N. Y.. April b—Twenty- .
1111111 (15111111151911 ware arrested on the
Canadian 511111.110th of Malone. today.
The road-mere in 11111111 condition the:
liner had to walk throutb water and
w Unstablcvllle. where they .
1-0 1111113 5511555551 double wagons. "i‘hey ,
l ran-In Miocene day or two
House [ts-5110111 moan: ‘
nuns-ms-
Will bs Kept 111111111119 Indsflnltsiy~
Hors- um shipped to Europs.
PORTLAND. 0111.. April li-«Jl’ho
horse abbstoir ‘Ist Mouton. which was
shut down last fall, has started an
angels. A11 conditions are more raver.
able now for Its successful operation-
It Is likely to be kept running Indoiira
Italy. About 1100 anuso males have
been 11111111 tin fromth as and It i-
probsble 551st 10t 060 .1111 e slough 1"
all this your” is antics-ted
'um are moi-0.1111111 500 no Cay so
also 11111 11 over the country 111 11-
.itoiths market. mock. 1111111 are
very 1111111111» that, these horses shbulil
bis 11111-11 away to preserve the 17st
1111 1-115 fr 11111! sheep. Horse most, 1111
found 11. var In 811111111111 and Norway.
wanna-i orders have boon. met
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