and 11111. Mattinsa,12c.15c 20111 21.11.3011 yard.
ligd Art Sonatas 1‘11 every description. '
Rubber. Wire and mm mar Main.
1'
NORTH MAIN AND ANN STS.
SOUTH LNORWALK.
' Easter is paot, and audio order will be house-cleaning.
‘ L NEW CARPETS.’
We can furnish them in Ingrain. Tapestry llrussels. \clvcts.
Body Brussels. hioquettes..'\x1ninster.
JAPANESE MATTINGS
L 11 very popular for Summer floor (.llvering.
tinctive; our prices are right.
LINOLEUMS AND OIL CLOTHS.
. For l:itcl1ens.l)ath rooms and halls t|1e1 the the 11111'1'1't 111111
~ log. and 0111 patterns will suit 31111.
MATS. RUGS AND ART SQUARES.
Nothing finishes up :1 room more than one 111‘ these pretty and
‘ woeful accessories to 111111 floor C111e1111g. Our variety of them will
please Lyon.
Our assortment is al-
_ LACE CURTAINS.
We have recently received :1 large invoice of these in hand“
Ionic patterns and reasonable price»
SHADES nt 251-. to :51.
' -‘ SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
DLlckerman 81 Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET.
. South Notwalk.
L ward ioriaia of Liver Complaint,
”dogma, Sick?c Headache. Indigestion, Constipation
LIL gosh chess volcanoes cure wtlh ‘
mommy {all 1.. .111 81.111111121111511.
w 1911.11: bpxgs 6(1an 11.11 Pills, 5c
§““A.
. mi 11-«11 ti}. Glii
' boon o. “1111.11.11. dreamt. South Norwailt. b01111.
. growth it becomes a more powerful and use-
11% benefit.
:11 .e'r
i , 111111 1111111
1111‘s Willi" Sale
“In“! their Mulch-IT”
and Faith." Bugfidfitud for; "
”tel Poflllbl’niflfil i1 ’1‘ Lil
(11111111110. April 11... 1 1111111111 111
the Tribune from Kiltlkit ‘oe, lll.. aaya
the gala of two girls. members of a
gypsy band. at Momance. this county,
today. 111111115111 bill a riot, thattbr 5. than .
threatened. 1111111121111... loahltli So artery
were tho cltkteua river tilt 11am that a
mob 115a normal! which drovo‘lrilc gyp-
11y band from town.
The deal which caused all the tron
bio was the sale of Jamie Costello and
Margot Gzoah. alxtcou and 11111111111111
years old, by their guardian Nichoma‘
Karoptkln. a Russian. to a Brazilian. l
also a member of the band. the p1 lco
paid being 8800. The girls refused to.
recognize the calla and threatened
their prospective master. The Brian- ‘
11111 were out a warrant tor Kuroptkln
charging him with obtaining money by
false pretended.
A squad of police was found noses»
entry to protect the Rllsslan. who drew
a revolver on tho-onlcerc. The. failure
to secure an interpreter made lt im-
possible to get evidence. against the
prisoner and he was discharged.
During the trial before Magistrate
Lloyd the mob gathered. Threats oi
lynching and of tar and feathers were
made The synsiec hastily packed up
their belongings and tied.
lNDEPENDENCE WILL TRY.
Bottled that she will be In Races for
Defender of America's Cup.
NEW YORK. April 10»'l‘ilc Times
says: Thomas Lawson's yacht inde-
pendenco will be in the trial races that
wil determine the selection of 11 de-
lo tier of the America s 111111 against Sir
Thomas Lipton' s challenge1.Shnn1rork
ll.'.i‘l1in statement was made by 11
yachlsman who I11 11 recognized author—
ity on everything connected with the
yachts now nearing completion {111 the
international event. The rule of the
New York Yacht Club. forbidding any
one except a member to take. part In
any of the club regattas. and Mr Law
.son’ 11 statement that he would not r111 c
hie. yacht in the name of 11 member of
the New York Yacht Club. and would
rather sink his yacht than to rare her
under any name except his owu. was
the apparently lnaurlnrluntuble obsta-
cle. in making the. statement that the
two yachts would now come together It,
With not nverred that any official action
had been taken by the club.
"Make no mistake. the Constitution
and the independence will meet I11 111‘-
llclal trial 11111991.. 1 do not tool at liber-
ty to any exactly 111 what manom- tbc
threatening lllfllculty bun been aniootln
ed away. but it has been done. and In
a way so that neither the New York
Yacht Club nor the. owner of the Inde—
pendence has to deviate from the posi-
tion originally taken."
This statement was the result of 11
conversation based on the tutored
aroused among yuchtsmen by 1111 1111-
nonncemeni from Boston to the effect
that the Constitution and the indepen-
dence would race. in the Newport rc-
lzuttu held under the auspices: of the
Newport. Yacht Racing Asaoclutlon.
The credit for bringing about. this sa1~
lainetcry state of ail'airs In ascribed to
the Newport Racing Association. which
tried from the beginning of the tllrent~
cued trouble to smooth over matters.
’l‘hey invited Mr. Duncan to enter the
Conutitutlon I11 the. 'next. regatta. nfl'
Newport. Mr. Duncan was told that, the
Independence would probably enter
these races. and that. an effort Would
be made. to bring about a meeting. It
was pointed out that the. races of! New-
port would otter an early solution on Io
picking the better yachts. an that It
there was any doubt. left after the
races which of the two yachts won the
better. Illal races should be agreed 1111-
on. It was also pointed out that once
the two yachts had met In no open race
there would be little difficulty to 111"
range trlnl races between them. with-
out sacrificing appearance-n by life dee-
iurations made on both sides. The 111-
unit of these overtures made by an out-
alder alleudy played of value in set—
tling on the quentibn of the trial races.
W
GENERAL TURCHIN iNSANE.
a
Now Confined to the County Jail In
Chicago.
CHICAGO. April 'IO-A special to
the Tribune from Nashville. lll.. says:
Brigadier General John B. 'l‘i'.l1chln
HDllel, scholar and author. is insane
and conilnod in the county lull in thin
city whence he will be transferred to
the Anna Asylum tomorrow General
Tul'ohlu was born In Russia and re-
celvod a military training. lie was
commissioned colonel of the Null."
teenth ' illinoln 'iniautry Volunteers by
Governor Yates. in liitli. Ho organ
Iced hln regiment at Chicago and but
for Tennessee, where General Bnell
placed him at the head of n br.igad1>
Hero’ 'I‘u'rchln offered a plan to his
superior omcers for capturing Hunte-
ville. which was accepted and proved
successful. in recognition of this aer-
vicc he was appointed Brigadier Gen
eral .
in 1803 Toronto origaullied the Chi-
capo Board of Trade Battery Into a
battery oi horse artilleryl He com-
manded this division throughout the
'i‘ullahoma campaign. .Durlng the
Chickamanga campaign General Tur-
chin diatingulahiad hlmeolfu upon nov-
and occasions General {rurchln par-L
tlcipatod in tho engagementr of Rosa-
oa.Kcnoaaw'm01lntnIn and others.
* (.11 . WWW
THOMAS WHIPB KEARNS
NEW BRITAIN. . April III—Ji‘lm
1111111113. of Boston. was defeated last
night by Kid Thomas. of New York. in
the fourteenth round of what was to
. have been a twentywound' go. 1111101».
11111 National Athletic 0111b Koarna
11111111111 threw up the sponge to cave
a 11110111111111.1'1111 light. was
I (Just Willie It 1111111111 and 1111111 11111111111111-
mun severely. 11in MIG" preliminary.
‘11: Jonas, of Brooklyn 1111011 from «
It's a common error
'l‘o- planter the aching 1 back.
To rub with llnlmcnt rilb‘umatlc Joints
When the trouble counts from the kld-
1111111. ‘
‘-
’L Donn 11 1111111111 Pills tulip 1111 kidney llls
‘ And are ondoraed by 130th Norwalk
«1111111111.. .
1
Mrs. Elizabeth Flatt, l3 Elizabeth
11:11:11,111”; "I 11111 77 years old and
the mother of a large family. i had
kidney trouble for a long time with
very aevcro backacho.L and to make
mattera worse rhoumutlaln attacked
me It was no bad that my hands and
limbs were of no 111111 to 11111.1 took
Doun'ls Kidney Pills and they did me
good. I did not suffer as i did. My
backache disappeared and the rheumu
tism was much better. i think i can
3111'.on say it? they help people of my
age. aiiilcted 1111 badly, they will help
anyone."
For sale by all dealers. Price I10
cents. ll‘outer-Milburn Company. Buf-
falo. N. Y.. Bole agents for the United
States.
Remember the n11n1c~Doan'a~»and
take no other.
l'laslulwuyfiliiiss l’inltol'ly told me
the other day that hul doctor had put
hur on a meager diet. I. and I thought. it
would he just the time to ask her out
to luncheon.
(llovertou—-llnd did she accept?
"llid she! Well. I should any on.
day in the week that he allowed her
11.1 out anything nho planned."
TIS EASV TO FEEL GOOD.
Countless thousands have found a
blessing to the body in Dr. Kimz'a New
Life l’llln, which poaitlvely euro. 0011-
stipation, Sick Headache. Dizziness.
.launllice. Malaria. Fever and Agile and
all Liver and Stomach troubles. Pure»
ly vegetable: never gripe or weaken.
Only 251' 111 F. H. Ilaxter‘n. South Norv
walk; .lolln A, Riggs. Norwnih.
The bright tints of the both; on red
maples In just 1111 gooda sign of spring
1111 tlw presence of roblns. song spar-
rows. bluebirdn. and blackllil'dn. Vege-
tution In sometimes badly hurt by he.
vol-11 Weather. after on early start. but
it in equally true that the “Hit birds
of spring are often In danger or much
hardship and even death by cold and
storms which they donut foresee.
..
"l have been troubled with indigna-
111111 for ten years. have tried many
things and spent much money to 1111
purpose until I tried Kndol Dyspepsia
(‘111'1-1. l have tulteu'm‘vo bottles and
gotten more relief from them than all
other medicines taken. I feel more
like :1 boy than i have felt I11 twenty
years." Anderson Riggs. oi Sunny
1.111111. 'l‘ex. 'l‘honnanllu have testified
no did Mr. Riggs. Ieol'ge ('. Sillinon.
The Baltimore Nown says that Tom
L. Johnson‘s first name is not 11 con-
tuullct‘lou 111‘ 'l‘homnu, 11111 11 family
name widely known in the Southwest
peclnlly I11 Kt'lllllt"l(,\‘.”lll§ native state.
Mr. Johnson always fools aggrieved
when be soon himself reforred to I11
print as Thomas Johnson. 111' "Tom
Johnson (with the quotation marital.)
You will waste time if you try to
cure Indigestion 111' Il)‘SlII'pnlIi by 1111111
lllL’ ytnn'aull'. That only makes 11
worse when you do eat heartily. You
always need plenty of good food prop-
1'1'l1' (Haunted. Kodol llyapepuin Cnro
is the result of years of scientific rc-
Sl‘iil‘t'll l‘m' uomethlng tnut would 1lI-
"ext. 1101 only some elements of food
but every kind. And it in the one rem
cdy that will do 11. (T. Stillsou.
(l.
livery woman believes that the Lord
understands that it is necessary for
her to pretend to like some people
whom she dislikes.
THE BEST REMEDY FOR RHEUMA-
TISM.
QUICK RELIEF FROM PAIN.
All who use Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm Ior rheumatism 111'1- delighted
with the quick relief from pain which
It atiords. When speaking of this Mr.
D N. Sinks. of Tiny. Ohio. says
"Some time ago i had 11 acvere attack
of rhcumntlam I11 my 111m and shoul
der. I tried 11111110111113 remedies but
not no reliet’ until i was recommended
by Messrs. Geo. F. Parsons it Go.
druggleta or this place, to try Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm. They recom
mended it so highly that i bought a
bottle. l was boon relieved of all pain.
I have. since recommended this llnl
merit. to many or my friends. who agree
with me that it Is the bent remedy to:
muscular rheumatism Ill the market. "
For sale by George C. Stilllwn. South
Norwalk; Edward LP Weed. Norwalk
It in lolly to nttcnipt to please every.
body. It matters not In which dlroo
tion a man faces he; must of necessity
turn his back on half the world.
HE KEPT I8 LEG.
Twelve years ago ’J. W. Sullivan. of
_.Harttoru 0111111.. scratched his leg with
11 lusty wire. Inflammation and blood
poisoning not i11.;[l‘or two yearn he
suffered intensely. (1‘ ban the best doc—
tors urged amp ”lotion "but," he
writes. "I used one bottle of Electrlc
lilttcra and 1% box 11 of Bucklen' 11 Ar
nlca Salvo and my 1111; was sound and
well 1111 ever." For Eruptions [6:1
mm. Tettcr, Salt 11111111111. Sores 111111
all blood disorders Electric Bitters hail
no rival on earth. Try them. F. H.
Baxter. SouthLNory/alinand John A.
Ring» Norwalk. will guarantee ratio
mottled (1r refund money. Only 50
con 11
W...
~0‘ur grandmothcrllnovcr played 30".
She informed me that there was 01111 1
. 11.1.1319 our;
two
lllcpiaocmont 1 an the mammoth oer
t-lc. 'i‘lleac largo vonacls are being
Illompany, of which James J Hill in
Uprenldont and will'ply between Seattle
and the Orient t_ 1' math bolus prob
1111111 by 11111 1111‘ 1‘11 Yokohama 111111
1110111; Kong to Manila. La‘ ‘ ‘
about “Addiction-.1” 1 ‘
z The (heat Northern atealnuhlpa 1111.
much deeper and taller than the Col:
tic. They will huvo 11 1111111111311 of -1.-
000 and a load displacement. of 38.111111
tons. against 36 .700 toile bxtrom’c loan
displacement of the (initial 'Tho Amel
lean built. vonaola are 111 the some type
1111 the White Star Liner. but will ("-111
ry first, necond and third class pas-
dangers besides a large number in
1111111111110. Their bartender capacity
will be quite equal to that 111 the Col
tie. and their coal 111111 1.11150 capacity
will be slightly larger. Many inter-
eutmg labo1 saving dovlcoa will be in-
atnlled 1.
“—1...-
01101211 or PROTECTION. I
Grand Lodge In Scratch Today In Hart-
d
. or .
HARTFORD. April 'lO—~'l‘llo Connec-
ticut Grand 11111311 or the New England
Order of Promotion met here this
morning for the thirtieth annual 11111;»
31011, with 11. largo 'iatttlndauoo of dele-
v'gnteu irom all subordinate lodges In
the state. Grand Worden Jonathan W.
Chopin. called tho'convantlon to order
In Odd Fellowa‘ Ball at 10 o’clock. and
alter the routine preliminarnie of on
calm; the lodge presented an interest
ing lcport of the your‘ 11 wor.k showing
the condition 01‘ the order throughout
11111 state to bc flourishing and eminent.
ly stable. in character.
There are ,aevcnty-ulne lodges in
the state. with a total membership at
9.731. Money In the general fund or
the subordinate lodges amounts to $13.-
'l‘l1e grand lodge receipts for the
your ware $4,632 and the expenses 34.-
11111111111111 there is now in the troop
1111' of the g1 rind lodge a balance 01 a2.-
' 62.
During the year there were sixty-all:
deaths. the mortality among member-
bcing at the rate, of Ii 6.7 per thousunu.
The cost per thousand of insurance
was the same as I11 the previous year.
OFFICERS AND MONEY CAPTURED.
Insurgent Funds Amountlng to $40,000
Taken at Manila.
MANILA. April lovaIeutenant
Manes. of the. ’i'wcnty’thlrd Int’aun'y.
has captured 540.000 of insurgent tunes
and taken prisoner three olilecl's bo-
Ionglng to General Galilee; stall. near
Manila.
Under the old regulailonx 11111111118
will be reestablished lli Manila. The
privilege of conducting them has been
granted to the widow of Capt. Lord.
who commanded the. native police or
the city. Formerly the municipal rev-
enue derived from cockfighung
amounted to 11111 Odd annually.
It is stated that before Agulnaldo is
”belated he will be required to obtaln
11111 surrender of General T1110, the In-
curgent lender.
GIRL WITH A SHOTGUN.
She Surprised Two Robbers and Put
Them In Flight.
CHICAGO. ill.. April lib—Flourish-
mg .1 ~l10tguu.Mi~111 b‘l'edolika Run»
Hilltll' . and eighteomycur-ohl girl sur-
111331211 11111 robbers last night in this
city and cared her lather from belult
robbed. She was reading in the library
and board her iuthol' cry for help.
Solalng the shotgun. the girl run out In
time to son a masked mun kneeling 011
11111 father's chest. while. a second was
searching the victim» pocket. Misc
llumeuler was raising the gun to her
shoulder when one of the robbers
looked up. attracted by the noise the.
gin and made in opening the front
1111111. "Look out, Bill. she‘s going to
shoot" he cried ‘111 warning to‘toucn to
his comrade. and. dropping the watch
he had just taken from Mr. LRamoaiel'.
vaulted the. fence Into theLstroet. The
second robber followed him. .1. 1
VISITED RUSSIAN FLEET
President Loubet Pays HI. Respect: to
Officers of Government.
VILLEFRANCHE, April lbw-Proui‘
dent bonnet today. paid his plomicod
visit to the allusion ‘oquadron. and
during 11in vlait doculatod Admiral
Bhllei‘l and two of his oilicorc with tho
cross of the. Ionian ot- Honor. Admir-
al llll'ilcl‘t‘ and his staii'. contrary to
usuugcslnnded and conducted M. L011-
bet aboard the flagship. The whole
squadron was dressed and manned.
President lioubei subsequently om-
l1lu'ked on the St. Louis and called for
'l‘oulon. The Russian bands played
the. “Muraclllaiao” and their crown
cheered. and both the French and Run.
1111111 11 urchins 111111111111 as the. St. Louis.
with the. president 011 board passed
out. The Rudolan fleet will remain
here for a week. ‘ .
WELL KNOWN EDITOR DEAD.
NEW YORKAMII 10~l3r. William
lay Yloumana. {011 unany yearn-editor oi
the 1 Ponulanficlcaoe Monthly, died to-
day at his home in Mount Vernoa.a
suburb of t to city. of typhoid fever.
When diflicu ties a year ago came up.
on the» houae of Appleton; and the
Science Monthly. was transierre1l.llr.
Youmnun 1111111111111 his connection with
It and retired permanently lrom acthe
life. He was born In Saratogh. October
14.1838 111'. Youmana studied chem-
tarry with lilii brother, 11111111111 Living-
stone Youmana. at Columbia College
and at Yale Scientific 311111.111. he
graduated In medicine trom New lord
University with a degree In 1805. 1.11
established the Popular Science Month.
alnco tho death of his brother. whom
he. wall enunciated with In its manage
moat Dr. “111111111111.qu given much“
to out or 1111111 exercise and to athletics.
liis impulses and but twice bent 111111
much to association with youna poo-
11111 among whom 111 wail respected and
11111111 because at his 111211911 integrity,
11mm Jamaal would gt
111111111 of a 11111 111111311
‘bliLt’"tI1cy 11111111111111 11111111111193. . .
his brilliant attainments and hill alm-
tho trillion. a
. it . anelll ’
' which «11111111111111 mar. Mann and
built for tho (Imtiblonthornfltoamchu) '
41111111111311
mornmmnd 11o 11:1"1 or own
I.
.1 LAM-emu” . ~
“Pout airtight”
I I. I I M I...i.I..I
Telling at Various interesting 1.111111.
-v www- «1*
DEAD’
wwww
“.1...“ m... . 11.
Whether the Bedstead be“
of wood. iron or brass,
1111' Bolster Roll adds a
v11'y pretty and dlcssy ei—
fect. Covered wt ill Lace ovel while 111' 21 delicate alladc' 111 l1 1dr—
1nony with other decoratiOns of the 11111111. they will prove very
attractive.
most desirable Bolster Roll 11.
the Furniture Store.
The “Featherweight"
is lbeLlighteot and therefore
1 the market. Ask to see it at
TAI'FEIA UNDERSKIRTS
it is not the rule that they be sold at $5.75—thai is to
say. not those of good quality—«till less :11 $3.98.
they be sold (ll. these prices (the
dcr the condition of the very extensive.
derskirt Section.
Nor could
1511111) 1'1111'. . \\'1' 1111-1111) save 1111‘
ales 11111110 by the Un~
In low andnlcdi11111111'i1'e11 Skirts alone there are twenty
different kinds in half a hundred styles and over a hundredcob
or colnbinntions. marked at fourteen
prices.i101nf11)r for Suttcen 111Tl‘afi’1-lu :11
$5.75
"IE SILVER SALE
lindslln's week. We told you of buying; :1 large quantity of
Quadruple l’late Silver Pieces “'1' marked at
They were g.tnnrlnl‘tl go
in an extent that 111
prim-I.
"Quick-selling"
.1115 nnll have been appreciated
'(1118 the end 111' the sale this week.
"FASHIONS"
llcreaftcl Fashions."
our monthly magazine for women.
will be distributed to holders 111’ Silllst‘l'llllltlll tickets from the
Pattern Section instead of the
'l‘rullsier Desk.
This May num—
ber will be one of surpassing 1'11I1'1'1'.~I. and should not he llllSS-
ed by any who hold the free $11
to cover every subject will be 11
The D. M.
«r55
WWWAWAH‘MWUMYMWW MW
“511111615 33 Co.
EASTER ,
is a day for
You will purchase a newii‘suli.
bscripliml tickets. From cover
5 interest 111 women.
DEADCo
Inbiishcd l857. o o-
1
1)
i P‘-
appearing 2116.111...
1
a new hat. a new scarf $311111
Come in here
top coat something 11011.;Iwill
surelu want and something 11011
will surelll purchase
“U I
before spending
Ilour moncll. we feel confident
we can fit 1.1011
tisfaction.
out to com sat—
111111111111 lookincl after the in.-
latest 0f some little fellow wbu
III “Little Sampson”
awaiting 110111 inspection.
98‘911317119’111 $1.
suit is
M "Last winter I 111111 confined to my
bed with a very had cold on the 111111111.
Nothing gave me reilet.‘ (finally aly
wife bought a bottle of One Minute
Cough Cure that effected ancedy
cure I cannot speak too lilghly for
that excollhut renlcdyf'wI/Lir 'l‘ K.
Houseman, Monntnwucy. P11. ti. 0
Stillman. . _. .
"All Mirabellel" he 111111111 “May 1
not 11111111 that you will be mine lorever
1y In 1872.111111 had been its aolooditor and torevel'?"
“If you wish to hope that long Mr
Soph'tle," she replied. "i don't. suppose
i could stop you.
WW
You cannot enjoy pcl'toct health.
rosy 121111111111 and sparkling eyes If your
11111113911. .112 hr 11 Little hotly Killers
oleaniae 11111.11 ole" 1111111211111 They not
:or 31' inc ' Lorg‘e (3. Indiana
liver 11 dangled and vour 11111111111
‘ iL'lllc nnllLLL.$1 till.
"Those pigs of youra. " cold the coun-
try rector. "are in fine condition. diur-
vls.”
"Yes." answered Jarvis. “sure they
be. Oil. our it we was all of as only as
lit to die as them We‘d do."
A RAGING. ROARING FLOOD
Wuehcd down 11 11111111111111 line which
Chas. C Bills. of Lisbon. 511.. had to re-
111111. "Standing waist deep in icy
water. " he writes. “gave me a terrible
cold and cough. it grew Wmfle daily
I‘Innllv the best doctors in (laklnnd.
Nob. .. Sioux City and Omaha said i had
contribution and could not. live. Then
I began llllll'ig Dr King 11 New Diacow
cry and who wholly cllrcdlby nix bot.
lion. " I’dslltlvely 1.1111111111111811 for
71111 l,111 (Zelda and all Throat and Lung
troll lea by l1‘."i.liaxter. South Nbr~ .
walk; Jol1nA.IIlggs. Norwalk. i'rico
11..t,l1.:1
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