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are a sure care for coughs, placed on the pit of the stomach, they relieve
indigestion. Ask for and obtain Allcock’s.
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State. Look it over and get prices
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That you can save money
by buying- youi Meets
and Fish at
F. W. Sifil'l'll’s,
55 Main Street.
Everything First Class.
OPEN EVENINGS
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1w. H. HAYWARD 82 CO.
P11112111 1111111in and Siliciiiis,
109 East capitol Street,
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WASHINGTON. D1 093‘
All classes of claims prosecuted
before the Interior Department.
Rejected pension claims a specmlty.
Correspondence solicited.
BRAUNSGHMEIGER
MUMMEM
A PURE MALT EXTRAGT.
A SUBSTITUTE FOB SOLID F0011.
' t ercenta e Extract. Lowest
gililéilagg Alcohoz’l. An effe'ctiveTonic.
A11 agreeable Beverage. A m1ld_ St1mu_
lent. Just what physicians Will pre-
scribe for Nursing Mothers. Convales
cents and victims Oof Insomnia or Nervd
ous Disorders resulting from Impa1re
Digestion and Overwork.‘
For Sale and Delivered Any
Long island Bottling 00.,
280-284- Bergen St, Brooklyn.
FOR SALE BY
:EDWARD p. WEED.
25Cfi 1
Ask Your Druggist
”RIVATE
Instructions given in
BOXING
at the pupil’s home.
CLASS
Now forming, and ap-
plicants, desiring to
join, should apply at
- once to -
Prof. Geo. Yoerger.
Sout-h.‘ Norwalk.
or at this oflice.
- the direction of ti 1e A12111 uni-21112111.
PER ISTEE 1. INSURGENTS.
lie Span iah General Castellanns Laid For
’1110111 and round Them.
HivAXA, 11121112211 1C1.—General Jimenez
Castellaxrs. learning of the. persistent ru—
mors thatthn insurgent government had
its headquarters at San Geronimo, Puerto
Principe, derided to take the field at the
head of a s11'ong column of regulars, and
has since. 112 1d t1 do some hard fighting, the
insurgents attat king at almost ev my turn.
On arriving at the Los Clevcles farm,
about flu-3 kilometers from Puert o Prin-
cipe, he engaged the advance guaid of th
insurgents and a hot fight on sued. ’lhe
insurgents were dispersed, but the tr oops,
owing to lack of water, were compelled to
fall back to the farm La Union do Lames.
At dayb1eak the. punch 11.213 renewed in
From
the commencement 21‘ 11.11. 11121121 11 there. had
been frequent firings the. vanguard
and flanks of the co‘ 1111111, and this was
kept up until it reached the San Jose. do
Caobabo valley, whom the insurgents held
a position in the edge of the for.est The
front and the rightb flank of the column
opened an extended and hot fire, and after
an hour’s fighting the insurgents were dis-
persed by the Taragona battalion and other
forces, which used artillery. The insur-
gents made attacks at least once each day,
and sometimes oftener.
The column marched to Santa Cruz
farm, after withdrawing the garrison that
had been left at the'fort. Shortly after-
ward the scouts were fired on, and when
the column reached Porcayo f21r1n~the in-
surgents appeared on the right flank, part-
ly hidden by the woods. They opened 21
hot fire and were not repulsed until after
several hours’ hard fighting. The march
was then ran 1wcd. When Santa. Cruz farm
was rcacher , the insurgents opened fire on
the vanguard 111121 the right flank. They
were intrenched behind a natural embank-
ment formed by 21. dried up stream. The.
Spanish artillery and cavalry forces were
used to seiz. the stronghold, and the fight
lasted more than two hours.
The water supply at Santa Cruz being
exhausted, Gsncral Costellanos was com-
pelled to leave for Las Clavelos, for which
point he pushed back to Puerto Principe.
He had 1 lieutomint. killed, 3 lieutenants
wounded, (3 12112111: 1's killed and :30 wound-
ed. It iSc estinz: 1.1 1 that the insurgents’
losses were 17'.
The farm Fl 1‘21'311. 21 village in itself and
recently con 1111:1211. but abandoned by the
insurgents, 1:11 (l othc1 houses occupied 1
them were d>1 {1031. ed.
A BLOCKADE ORDERED.
The Mighty .5
'12, on
wers Herolcully Decide in
:‘oerce Greece.
Sr. Fergus-U110, March 11-3. —-All the
admirals, xcept the. French and Italian
commanders, 112110. been ordered to 111111111
diately blockade. the. pr; n'cipal Greek pol ts
where
especially the 1‘11'21 us (the port of Athens),
Syx '21 and \ olo.
An ultimatum will forthwith be ad-
dresscd to Greece by the admirals of the,
foreign fleets.
VIENNA, March iii—The proposal of the
powers that France and 'Italy occupy the
island of Crete with a mixed force of 25,-
000 men has been declined by the govern-
ments of th 1521. countlies 011 the score of ex
pense. The oce motion of Crete, therefore
will be under taken by the forces of the six
powers, although Celinany and Austi' 121.
will only nominally take part in the 0 cu-
pation in order to show that it is an 11g1 cc
ment measure. The powers are now dis—
cussing the details of the autonomous gov-
ernment to be conferred upon Crete and
the choice of a governor, who, it is said,
will be a Frenchman.
LONDON, March 16. —Tl1e London ’l'imes'
correspondent: it St. Petersburg 521315 that
the founal adhesion of Great Britain t1 the
blockade programme was imparted to
{ussia on Friday. 'lhc English, Russian,
German and Austrian admirals ha\e al-
ready been insti 11c red as to :1. blockade o1
Crete and Greece.
KHASIA, March Iii—Sir Alfred Biliotti
has been authorized to proclaim autonomy,
but without detail. The other consuls will
soon receive similar instructions. A tor-
pedo boat has just started to convey Elliot-
ti’s instructions from the British admiral.
A Russian cruiser brings news that the in-
surgents bombarded Kisamo yesterday.
The town was set on fire in several places
last night. Desultory firing continues
around Khania.
ATHENS, March 16.—A dispatch from
Heraklion. island of Crete, says that, ow-
ing to the excesses of the Mussulmans, the
consuls have asked the admirals to land
detachments of marines there.
Magowan's Lates t Suit.
Stevens filed an opinion in the court of
chancery today in the case of. the General
' Electric company against Frank .A. Ma-
gowan and other-3. The suit was to deter-
. mine the ownership of 1,500 shares of the
common stock of the Trenton Light and
Power company, which Magowan claimed
belohged to him. The vice chancellor de-
cides that the stock shall be divided as fol-
lows: Magowan, 600 shares; General Elec-
tric company, 600 shares, and William P.
Hayes, 300 shares.
A “'hirlwind In Ohio.
STEUBENVILLE, 0., \Iarch 16.——A whirl-
wind visited the town of Mingo Junction.
The wind blew 01'1" the iron roof of the cast-
house of the Junction Iron and Steel com-
pany, and the tall brick walls fell in.
Frank Hobson 21nd Larry Fahey ' were
caught under the falling walls. Pahey
was taken out dead. Hobson was so seri-
ously crushed that he died. John Weikas,
a Hungarian, was L122 ‘1)“ crushed and will
die. ‘
Factory on Double Time.
NEWTON, Mass, March Ill—W.“ 1a. 8.; 11‘.
Cordingly, 1112111ufactu1'ers of. wool and
merino goods at Newton Lower Falls, this
week begin to run their factory night and
day to keep up with a large number of 0111
ders which have been received. The fac-
tory has been running“: on short time for
two years, and up to the present has been
in operation only three or four~ days a
week. 1
James R. Roosevelt Out.
LONDON, March iii—Mr. James R.
toosevelt, secretary of the United States
embassy, has resigned his position on the
ground of ill health.
- PAYNE] 10'? 12 GA“. DIDATE.
The “'iscnnsin Man 5 32's "11 D1esn‘t Ex-
pect. and Ilmmn't. “'21?" an Office.
Wasnnrorom March '5 — Henry C.
Pavno 02 \Viscon in, who w s rccentlv
spoken of as 21 01 inct pro‘. tability and
who has be: 11 111 1'1 1.2 '1“. t .y 111c.:ti1ned lor
crnb:1ssa:1 m to 621111111113.“ 211112111 cel to
your c0111 5p): (1 2111 l: s nigh.“ th: t he was
not a cautud. to f r 21nv 0111.0 th t he
wanted 1101121 and 0.;1-21 13,121 21011.1.
He re. c112 d 110:0}esl111'2i113‘ afternoon
fromh liiw 11 koc on 1' lit-.1. to _\'2“w York on
a busine. s t lp and w. ll 1"12122111 over until
tomorrow in call on President. McKinley
and pay his 1'1sp12ts. He said:
“’11101 'c is 11211 hing in the 1c'1orts con-
necting my mum with 1121 c Cei'man em-
bass adm 5111 1 or a y other 21131221.. I 21111 11: 1t
21 candidate for 01112 21, have had none oil’cr-
ed 1110 and d on 't on out any.’
A DOUBLE HANGING.
Murderers 619112 and hIaekin to Die In
Jersey City on 'April 13.
JERSEY CITY, March l5.——Judge Lippin-
cott has resontcnced the two murderers,
Paul Gcnz and John Mackiu, to be hang
ed on Apiil 11’ 1 next between 10 a. 111. and
:3 p. 111. in the Hudson countyJ 'ail.
Gen'l. took his scn1cncc c21l1111v,l,1ut
Mackin almost (:“11121psad and had to be
assisted from the. courtroom.
(30117. killrd his swrcthcart. Clara Ar-
111111, in l-lol10ken in August, 1891. He was
jerluus of her.
)lackiu kill-.21 his wife Lizvio and hot
111111111113 131121121: Connors. and t1icd to
kil his father in law, in their home in
.Tersoy (fily i:1 l'cl1ru..1y, 131-26. 1
Judge. Collins” Circuit.
T1-21~:_\'1“o\“, March '15 —.lustieo ~‘Gilbert
Collins, who was recently appointed an
associate justic; of the New Jersey s11
promo court. has been assigned bv Chief
Justice Magic to tho circuit of the late
Chief Justice. Beasley, which comprises
Middlcsex and Monmouth counties. ('hici
Justice Magic will retain his own cirgufl
of Morris, Sussex and Somerset countirs
_ Lepers In Samoa.
SAN FRANCISCQ, March 15. The steam-
er Zoalandia brings the .following from
Apia, Samoa: Several Hawaiian lepers
111an21ged to reach Samoa and have. spread
the disease among the natives. Ono lopcr
died recently, and United States Consul
Churchill ordered the house in which the
leper had lived and surroundings to be
burned.
Farley Got the Nomination.
CLEV EL AVD, March 15. -—John H.172“-
ley,c :r- mayor. was nominated by the Dem-
courts as their candidate for the mayoral
ty. Farley had been bitterly opposed be-
cause of his failure to support and vote
for Bryan last fall, but he’rccoivcd 201 01
the 201 votes in the convention.
Silver Leaders Consult.
DEXVER, March. 15.——Scnator James K.
Jones, chairman of the Democratic na~
tional committee, and Daniel J. Campau
of Michigln, chairman of the congression-
211 committee, are in Denver. Senator
Jones said they were here to consult the
THEY SAY,
And Thousands Echo Their
Sentiment.
Who?
The people.
What the ptop' (1 Sn} is h 11
Ian c1111 1141.121: life. 1 11 t 1111
\Vllll ulf‘, ill" 11: 2 '19“.
\\t’fllt‘tl1(‘i*‘lt‘
Bill \"v an uni ul 2;! l.'2 11).
0,110.!
5-11 by RM n12221..1=.
ll L Fr 2111' ll'llt'lr, ,
lllelv' 21123 1121121 2s~illwm
lll¢:1'le12.u_i!l|1.0 .L'
Lots of 21.21111 111-21111 Norwnlk.
And ll. ey 11213 ——
What? 3
'1 but California Cvitarih Cure cures
cu ‘arlb; that it stops humkin ' and spit-
”1331 and the droppin-v 11 to the throat;
that it cures Ibe s11: 11' (1 up f2 cling and
all the other irriiaxinu symptoms.
1 eve’ a “but one if them says, only
0,110 but r1 member there are others:
Mrs. A M B. 21121121, 27 S uslrt ave-
111121, Norwalk, sari ' “Several mem-
lwrsoi my family have 11:9d the Call-
fl rlllu Cutairh C1112, which Was ob-
121111212121! Plds ed’s drug store, and we
think that it in 21 line medicine. I find
it eood to clear the head, and my
llauzbter, Grucv ,bas found "is invalua-
ble in curing headaches, fl om which she
h..s_1ufi'ered for a longy time, never hav-
10,? found 211137111111;r that b2 nefiiied her
as lhls has done. My husband has also
used it 101' caianh lo lhe head and
1hroal,11n2lwe 21221 all willing to speak a
good word for C. C. 0., for we know
it is good.”
Break up 1 our Colds with California
Cnlurrh Lui'e,aLd pievenl c: 1 is “hung,
we on ” bio d by 111] dealers 500; three
times as much, $1.
’lhe Cen'rnl Unior, K D met in the
Cougiegalional chapel, Saturday after-
1102111. ’
G rear fl‘rinmph,
Instant relief and a permanent cuie by
the great remedy, 0110’ s Cure for Lung
and Throat diseases Vi 11y will you irri
tale your throat and lungs with a terrible
hacking cough when Edward P. \Veed,
Norwalk, or George C Stillson, toulh
1Norwalk, sole agents will furnish you
with a free sample bottle of this guaran>
teed remedy. ? Its suCcess is s1n1ply 'won>
derful, as your drugU g1st will tell you.
Sampefrl ee. Largec bo'tles 50c and 25e-
Thc Arion Singing Society will hold a
private masquenoe ou‘ the owning of
April 5 b.
from Sire to bow
As a family medicine, Bacon’s Celery
King for the nerves passes from sire to
son as 'a legacy. it you have kidney,
liver or blood disorder get a free sample
package of this remedy. If you have in-
digestion, constipation, headache, rheu,
3 Andrews
TRENTON, March 16. —V ice Chancellor
.fcct remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-
matism, this specific will cure you. Ed-
ward P. Weed, Norwalk, or George C.
silver loaders.
A Ray Drowned. :tillsou, South Norwalk, the leading
ATTlEBono, Mass. March iii—About druggisls, are 5013 agents. and are diStTib“
a week ago Edward Belniorc disappeared uting samples free. Laige packages 50c
from his home in Dodgcville. It was sur- and 25C. _
miscd that he had been drowned in Dodge-
ville pond, and this proved correct. The
ice broke up today, and the body came to
the surface.
The patents now at- toe hospilal in-
cluding Edward Gilbert are reported
by the attendant curse as getting along
Suffrage Headquarters In New York. nicely.
NEW YORK, March 15.>~Thc American GI 11,. l‘ "
Woman Suffrage association has cstablish- m ” u “"3
cd its headquarters in New York city 21nd The grand spemfic fcr dispeps1a l1ver
henceforth will conduct the business 01 complamt Rheumausm cost1veness
general debility, etc. ., is Bacon’s Celery
King for the Nerves Thisgreat herbal
“ ronic stimulates the digestive o1ga11s,
“3 “Wk"“t 1“ Bemm teguates the liver and restores the system
BERLIN. March ion—As 21 consequence 10° vioorous health and energ1es. Sam-
of the refusal of the strikers at two shoe pics free Largepackages 50c and 25c
factories to return to w01 11 the Manufac Sold 011' y by Edward P Weed Norwalk
9" filCtOl‘iGS and and George C. Sullson South Norwalk
this great army of women from the me
tropolis.
turcrs’ union has closed .11
locked out 3,000 111_cn.
The loss on the fire at what is known
as the Smith parsonage on Spring hill,
was adjusted bv the settlement of the
same for $48.
Two \Vomen Killed.
COLUMBUS, 0.. March 15. —-A Tolcdc
and Ohio Central engine yesterda , ne211
Marysv illc, struck and killed Miss Laura
and Mrs. O. W. Wells. The}
were 111 21 buggy. Rheumatism Cured in a, Day
“Mystic Cure” for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days.
115 acuon upon the System is remarkable
and mysterious It removes at once the
Seabr'ooke Still In Bed. 1
Tonox’ro. March 15.—-A ctor Thomas Q.
Seabrooke is still confined to his bed a!
the Queen’s hotel in this city. It will be 11
some days before his doctors will allow cause and the diseas lmnledlaiely (115'
him to act 1.}_ _ appears. The first dose greatly benefits.
’3 .__ _.,._ __.__.__._ T. 1". Anthony, -Ex-POS’. master of
Promise City, Iow;a says: “I bought
one bottle of ‘Mystic Cure‘ for Rheuma-
tism, and two doses of it did me more
good than any medicine I ever took. ”
75 cents. bold by N. C. Baur, Druggist,
55 Wall street, Norw alk.
[\ir‘bv the \Viuner.
.\'1“. w YORK, Marrh l:l.-—’.l‘ as continuous.
amateur pool champions ship match in
Brooklyn is ended, and 111211111111 1111“ by 0.
that city iciiiains the champion. lie over-
came what seemi‘d to be aliopclcss lead
and defeated l’oi'cv Johnson, the. 1\ew loi-
scy champion in the 111211 round lay the
score of 1,00) 1) 11.115 to 0 .
Miss Lillian A. Farrell is now 21 grad-
uate of the State Normal Training.Ir
school, and has secured her'credentiuls
which she shows with pardonable pride
to her many friends in this city.
Shru— Faintory Burned.
PORTLAVD. Me. , Me .1~12h 15.——L..1faw-
kins’ shoe factoryon Ocean street. East
Dcering,r1 w as totally destroy ed by fire last
night. he fac iory employed 100 hands.
SAVE 170 UR lIFE
By using "The New Great South Ameri-
can Kidney Cure.” This new remedy
is a great surprise on account of its ex-
ceeding promptness in relieving pain in
the Kidneys, Bladder and Back in male
or female, It relieve sretention of water,
and pain in passing it almost immediate-
ly. Save yourselves by using this mar
velous cure. Its use will prevent fatal
consequences in almost all cases by its
great alter ative and healing powers.
Sold by E P. WEED, Druggist, Norwalk,
Two Iiobbed Six.
PROVIDENCE, March 15.—Two masked
highwaymen held up six men in a bunch
last night, got $300 and escaped in the
darkness.
gs...» m ..
Edward Brennan the nighthand man
oi Landlord John Haddeu of the Pres-
cott House is laid up with 2111 attack of
the grip.
IHERE IS A CLASS 01‘ PEOPLE
Q
Who are injured by the use of coffee
Recently there has been placed in all
the grocery Notes a new preparation
called Grain—O, made of pure grains
that takes the place of ccflse. The
most delicate stomach receives it with
out distress, and but few can tell1 is
from coffee. It does not cost over— lat
much. Children may drink it with
great benefit. 15 015 perpackage.
Try it. Ask for GRAIN—0-
'/ i i . :n
' Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
- They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
indigestion and Too IIcarty Eating. A per.
B. It. Abbe, 21' Hartford bankef and
broker, died Salurdnv night at his home
in that city,with heart’and liver trouble.
Captain Charles Riley of the yacht
Marguerite is now temporarily engaged
“on the steamship Haliiax “hich H. 1).
Cornell is ”painting up lo the Queen’s
mite. ” Mr. 1’11.» 3 commission like
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
sma" Pi“. Small D‘Ofie- that. of Ni. Corneli’ a Will probably ex
sma" Price. . pits in about two necks. 1
Conn. ’I
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walk all advertise in The GAZETTE
becauseit keeps them in touch with
the entire purchasing common
"that Pave
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PROPELLERS
[lily of Nolwalk. Earle and Viilcall
Will Leave Pier 23, E. R., N. Y. (Beekman Sta. 0!
lllllWALK 11111 3011
AT 5 P. M.
Leave South Norwalk 131111311126 P. .11.
MBWALK
Leave Norwalk Tuesday, Thursday a11d3"atu2d211 111 5 P 111
0U read this advertisement If it Lad been
yours, and others had rrad it, 112w much
good it might have done. Send in your adv '
and we will do the 161st." hates r11 aIplieation.
'CHLElOllEll-ilz SON’S
Pl “IAIN
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There is simply no use comraring this piano with any'
other on the market.
IT LEADS
when it comes to
TON E.
FINISH.
DUELABILITY.
n
RIGHTNESS IN PRICE.
"Office and Factory, Pacific Street--
STAMFORD,"CONN.
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