Founded in 1800.] An Entertaining and Instructive Home Journal^ Especially Devoted to Local Mews and Interests. : * : [$1.00 a Tear. VOL. XCV.—NO. I6. A; NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 19,1895. PRICE TWO CENTS. j no attack was attempted. Gen. Meade eral, do you know that when you let foot are approaching paying figures for claimed that the delay was for a more Gen. Lee's army get away from yon rAZETTE. growers and feeders. But they do not critical examination of the enemy's there at Williamsport, you made me MRS. CAHILL'S ESCAPE. ' NORW position; he then'issued orders for a think of an old women I used to see warrant any such sensational rise in combined attack of the whole army out in Illinois, trying to shoo her ducks She Batt'es With an Insane Wo the price of dressed beef to butchers OF A next dav, Tuesday, the 14th. Tuesday across the river ? " Then laughing so came, but Meade's bird had flown! heartily at the satirical fun in his little man Who Wanted to Kill Her. THE FAVORITE HOME PAPER. by the great slaughtering establish Monday, Lee was still hemmed in on story, he soon had Gen. Meade shaking ments, or an advance such as has been WAR the eastern three-quarter circle of the his sides in a merriment that took itife Potomac Banks. During Monday away any sting lurking in the simile. Her Cheek Bitten and Her Face reported on the part of the retail deal night, by means of an improvised Ever after, when reference was made • : i.rf Scratched. I f Iittiteit li all UIIES : Beotral 11 lottiii. ers in meat to consumers. A normal bridge, raft9,; and swimming of his to the Secretary of the Navy in my men and animals, Lee with the wretch presence, Mr. Lincoln's favorite ex rise in the wholesale price of dressed ed remnant of his grand army of West pression was "your friend Daddy Mrs. Patrick J. Cahill, who lives on beef and in the retail prices should be ern Virginia, was on Tuesday morning Welles." The inconsiderate jibe had Hoyt street, it will be remembered met • Town Court Bill a Law. BT THE safely across ;the river on the sacred touched his comical rib and made a only in proportion to the rise indicated permanent impression upon his mem with a thrilling experience on Tuesday, , The passage of the Norwalk Town soil of Virginia! for beef on foot." * Editor of the Gazette. On July 4th, the President having ory. April 8th, in jumping into the river to . y Court Bill yesterday by the unanimous received the intelligence of the Union save her child, who had fallen into the : The prices ruling in New York yes triumph at Gettysburg and prior to get Sale of the Union Mfg. Co. Plant. vote of the Senate without the sub Copyrighted 1894. water from an embankment, but it was - ting the news of Grant's capture of The sale of Norwalk's once greatest mission clause and just as it had passed terday were: . v Vicksburg, had issued an enthusiastic not to be compared with her experience > Porterhouse, 28 cents a pound; sir and congratulatory proclamation to the and most profitable manufactory was yesterday, with a neighbor named Mrs. fig , the House with| only two dissenting CHAPTER LII. loin, 22 cents; round, 18 cents; chuck, country. The escape of Lee's army consummated according to law, yester John White, who moved from Winni- ^ ? votes, make its approval by the Gov From my halt at Hagerstown I next now completely shrouded in humilia day afternoon. It was bid off in its en. pauk to apartments on Hoyt street a'^-; 14 cents; soup meat, 12 ueute. day followed on after the retreating tion and'gloom all the exultation the ernor a certainty and the new court rebels by the main highway traversed tirety at auction, by Mr. William H. few months since. ; On the finer cuts the*e prices are an Gettysburg victory had caused. All system is to be put upon trial for the by the chief body of them. This was sorts of excuEes for the tardiness have Olmstead for a total of only $38,500. Mrs. White complained of being in' <1 easy to do, as the road was not only been given. Thel ast one is possibly There were but two other bidders, Mr. approval or disapproval of our people. advance of four or five cent?, and on poor health, and at different times Mrs.|!|li terribly cut up, but footsore and used the beBt, criven by a warm personal Eben Hill of South Norwalk and a Mr. the cheaper cuts prices are just up stragglers and discarded animals, Cahill had assisted her in her house-^ ^ Wherever tried, it has beenjadjudged friend, to the effect that being a very W. J. Einguerhouser from eastern Con doubled. ' with cast* away soldiers' foot-gear and nervous and sensitive man, the manner hold work, doing the same out of a . a great advance upon the old time, garments, distinctly defined their line necticut. kindly feeling for Mrs. White who has' These New York prices {do not vary of his appointment to the command of effete and too often, corrupt, justice of retreat all the way from Gettysburg the army of the Potomac and the dis It is understood that Mr. Olmstead's five children. . , much from those ruling in Norwalk. to Williamsport. Somewhre about placement of Hooker; the peremptory " system. Should it prove otherwise the middle of the afternoon of Tues purchase was in the interest of the Yesterday, Mrs. White sent her old- : * order to assume command made by the company's heaviest creditors and as here and Norwalk become the only ex The hardship is bearing so heavily up- day, I chanced to fall in with a detach President and seconded by Secretary est child to Mrs. Cahill's with the re- / ^ o the poorer classes as to greatly ment of cavalry under the command of Stanton and General Hallock and de debts exceed the amount bid for the guest that she come over and comb her ' -y, ception to its satisfactory workings, it Generals Kilpatrick and Custer. Kil- livered to him by a special messenger property the interests of the old hair, as she was sick and unable to do ij diminish their consumption of beef and patrick was very emphatic in bis dec from the War Department who inter J \ '• can easily be repealed, but no one be stockholders would seem to be en herself. -';W ; this fact is working hardships to all laration, that if Pleasanton were only cepted him at Frederick while he was lieves it will fail to prove a most satis- within supporting distance, our cavalry marching with his corps to overtake tirely wiped out. This is a severe blow Mrs. Cahill willingly complied witb^ , factory measure. (mall dealers,, could capture and destroy the entire Lee; the faot that the Gettysburg fight to many old Norwalk families who have the request and found Mrs. White supply trains of the enemy and that had. raged all one day before he had few years past, had a large and To Representative Keeler, for his Mrs. Frank Selleck Dead. until a bed, and apparently very sick. would end the career of Lee, if not of reached the field; his entire want of regular dividends from this great hive courageous and^manly defense of the Miss Nettie Sherwood, wife of Frank the Confederacy; because another such information as to the country at and proceeded to wash the sick womatfsplll a transportation outfit could never about the battle-field; his tremendous of industry. face and had commenced combing iier^f V: bill in the House and to Senator Fer Selleck, died at her home on Belden again be created by them, and without The plant in former times, was deemed avenue, about 2 o'clock, this afternoon, . and overwhelming sense of responsibili- hair, when Mrs. White sent her ^ttle|^^J ris, whose better judgment convinced it Lee's army would be powerless, and ty; his entire loss of mental and physi worth a full million of dollars and at aged 26 years. She leaves a husband forced to a surrender or irreparable cal rest and sleep for many days and girl ont of the rom on some pretext or - him .of its need here in Norwalk and of disintegration. As it was, all our' few nights, resulted in temporarily para the close of the war had in addition, a other, the two women thus being leit^ r i^^ and infant child. Mr. and Mrs. Selleck million of surplus. Losses, death of the overwhelming preponderance of cavalrymen could hope to do was to lyzing his brain, so that his mental alone. No sooner had the ehild aone^fc were married June 5th, 1894. harass the enemy and make small and powers were affected to a degree that former managers and inexperience of our best people, who desired its enact out than Mrs. White leaped out of bed unimportant captures. his normally alert mind would not new Qnes, with a constant decline in and rushing to the door locked it. c ment, and thus was led to withdraw his Clean Your Cellar. A little before dark my road wound work. Be the cause of Meade's inertia up over a high elevation overlooking what it may, the fatal error was in not prices of the fabrics it produced, have She then grabbed Mrs. Cahill by the^4 opposition and permit its passage in the It is important if you wish to pre wrought this sad ruin of our largest serve your own and your neighbors' the surrounding country, near a place immediately attacking the enemy the shoulders and before the pinioned teflfi Senate as it came from the House, are called St. James College and with a moment his effort to steal away beoame local manufactory. S woman could hardly realize what she > ,'v' health that you thoroughly cleanse your field-glass I could see the main body of known. A determined assault upon It is now hoped that under its new We indebted for this, wise, just ani cellars of all impurities, and this is just the enemy huddled within the river's Lee's demoralized and disorganized was doing had sunk her teeth deep in •; „ auspices, the great factory may again her right cheek and relean^g one hand ; carefully drawn law. the season of the year to do it. r , bend at Williamsport, and apparently troops any day within a week after his as effectually "bottled up" there, as retreat, by our army in force, must have be put into operation and its former gave her an ugly scratch on the other It is to be regretted thatthe esteemed Grant described Butler to be at Ber resulted in his utter rout. Bottled up large force of needy and deserving op side of the face. Have Compromised. muda Hundred. It was plainly discern- as he was; deficiient in both artillery rfailts C- Sentinel should have so far lost its tem eratives, again given employment that Mrs. White followed the bite up with ?.. Judge Hopkins has dismissed the in able that for some reason or other, Lee and rifle ammunition; the Potomac a shall prove beneficial t'o them, to the per as to so? unjustly, ungentlemanly solvent proceedings of the Andrews, had not been able to cross his army raging flood on three sides of his army; the remark, "JJhey wanted to kill me over the Potomac into Virginia. it is not a reasonable probability that new owners and the whole town of • . ' • » V J • and inexcusably ass&i^^r. Keeler for McKenzie hatting firm of Bethel. The lftst night, but they didn't do it, and At this point a countryman came Lee could have'averted destruction at Norwalk. now I am going to kill you," Mrs. ' T> the floie^eason that oi^ B^(s$«Bntative firm has compromised with its creditors driving up the road frorr^ Williamsport/ Williamsport on any day for a whole With all our local hives of industry with a two-horse team, with his wife and week that we might have attacked him Cahill became aware that she had a V could not see his way clear to oppose yfor^filty-five cents on the dollar, paya in successful operation and our afore- : ble in one, three and six months. children and some articles of wearing and prior to his Jiaving received re-: crazy woman to contend with, and : ^ ' ^ the wishes of a very large majority of apparel, in an ordinary farm wagonf I plenishment of ammunition and stores, timeone hundred thousand dollars per shrieked for help. She made eveyyj^|»i ... ' • at once halted him for an^ interview. brought up ftoih Winchester1 and fer month paid out to their grand army ^iiis constituants in order to gratify an ; Smashed a Mirror. He said that he owned a place in the ried across the river to him, the mom effort to get out $f.the clutches of the - c vr* of operatives, Norwalk would again woman, and also tried <
/•i&X'*;:- MftiiUMlMI •Ail mk WEEKLY-NO RW ALE-GAZE TT E . f:-- , A Picture Sent by Telegraph. V" „ ftp Are Your Children SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.—The first ex THE SUN'S FASHIONS. > P IS CHAIRMAN. periments over made in telegraphing of 1 As Well Dressed pictures for a long distance was made by SOMBRE HUES WILL PREVAIL FOR The Call last night, when an outline pic ; A BRIEF SEASON. , : l%t Chosen by the Pennsylvania State ture of the entry of the Queen of Fiesta at is inot Los Angeles was wired from the latter Black Gowns the Reigning Favorites at ^ As They Might be ^ v Democratic Committee. An experiment—but a Proved Success, Thous place to this city. The experiment was Present. Bishop Sleeves Much Worn -iltf. successful. Charles Willoughby of this ands of housekeepers who at fust thought they 1 for the money you are already city is the inventor of the scheme. He be for Blouse Suits. New Materials for never could use any shortening but lard, now BIS PROMISE ON ACCEPTING. lieves his idea to be most valuable in news Tailor Coats. •f -11 "fe ; paying for their clothes ? paper work or in the police or secret serv use eOTTOLENE and couldn't be induced to ice. Black gowns are the reigning favorites change} simply because it is better, cheaper and I Are their hats as fashionable, their Paction Opposed to Harrlty Offered a Set at present, and will continue to take the of Resolutions—President Cleveland's Flans of Prominent Silverites. lead throughout the early spring months. more healthful. The genuine ,:;S! suits as becoming, their shoes as Stand on Money Question Is DENVER, April 18.—Letters have been Black satins, both figured and plain, dia- has this trade mark—steer's - comfortable, as if they came ffcom Warmly Commended, received by ex-Congressman Sibley and mantine moires, crepons, and various r • General Warner from Senator Jones of Ne kinds of rough wool goods are being head in cotton-plant wreath— ^ where Children's styles originate, vada, explaining that he was detained at made up into spring gowns, with the on every pail. Look &>r it New York on account of heart trouble, re and Children's Clothing is the ox- HARRISBURG, April 18.—The stato Dem customary fancy waists combined with l ' i . Made only by .• delusive business ? ocratic committee met here today to select sulting from an attack of grip. Mr. Sib or entirely made of a contrasting color. a chairman. There were only six absen ley has gone east on account of the dan Tailor gowns of black cloth are very The N. K. Fairbank Company, tees out of 89 committeemen in anticipa gerous illness of his sister, but will return fashionable and especially suitable for CHICAGO, and It is a mistake to suppose that if tion of a fight between rival factions of and continue his western tour later. Gen these Lenten days. And, like those of Produce Exchange, If. Y., SS4 State St., Bostoa they did, they would consequently the party. After the calling of the roll eral Warner will go on to the Pacific coast mixed tweeds and light colors, they are " cost more. Chairman Stranahan announced that the immediately for a rest. made with the short, tight fitting coat, election of a chairman was in order. John which is worn over blouses of lace or soft W. Gorman of A Monument to General Slocum. silk or chemisettes of white batiste, On the contrary a great deal of the Nanticoke named BROOKLYN, April 18.—A committee of trimmed with rows of cream Valen Children's Clothing sold by us is Robert E. Wright citizens, headed by General John B. Wood ciennes lace. of Allen town. No ward and Colonel Michael J. Cummings, inexpensive, the style there is other nominations representing Rankin post, No. 10, G. A. ,:about it adding nothing whatever being made, R., waited upon Mayor Schieren today and Wright was cho-. presented to bim a certified copy of the act to the cost. sen by acclama authorizing the erection of a monument to tion. James A. the memory of General Henry W. Slocum McCarthy of in the city of Brooklyn. Today is the an Northumberland. niversary of the funeral of General Slocum. BEST&CO W. K. Myers of Cancerous apq . [§£: 60 and 63 West Dauphin and R. Murder and Snicide In Cleveland. Scrofulous Dis- dgjg Twenty-third St. W. Linton of Som- CLEVELAND, April 18.—Alex Turk, a ! «?&5esf for wl^icb it >s New York. R. E. WRIGHT. erset were ap young man, 23, called today at the resi pointed a committee to wait on the chair dence of his sweetheart, Miss Julia Fallon, practically Specific* ^ i man and prosent him before the commit fired three shots into her body and then tee. After a short wait the committee ap turned the weapon upon himself. What CURES All Disclose; of tfye Bloody peared with Mr. Wright, who was reoeived the conversation was whi"h provoked the k I 5ton?acb» ^ with enthusiastic applause. He was then tragedy is not known. The murder and
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The Theatrical Robber Declares That Hie Original Reports Are Found to He Has Money Buried. . "Hare Beeo Incorrect. THE •; WILL NOT TELL WHERE IT IS LI HUNG CHANG GOES HOME. Be Will Insist on Extradition Papers Be Last Doubt of the Fact That the War Is g'lii fore Returning to Matteawan — Re* Ended Has Been Dissipated—English ward of 182,250 Most Be Paid, Too, Comments on the Conditions of _ Before He Can Be Taken. , Peace Imposed by Japan. ... is peculiar INSURANCE CQ. NEW YOEK, April 18.—Oliver Curtis WASHINGTON, April 18.— The Chinese Ferry, notorious express train robber, jail imperial edict sont from Tien-tsin is ac breaker and the last captured convict of cepted among officials and diplomats here the quintet that escaped from the state as setting at rest the conflicting reports as criminal insane asylum at Matteawan one to final terms of peace and as showing week ago today, was in a cheerful mood that the first reports via London were in OF NEW YORK. when he awoke in the Hudson county jail, accurate in their details. None other in Jersey City.' The indemnity of 200,000,000 taels is a He was not the broken down tramp of compromise. Japan first demanded 300,- yesterday, when in the narrow, dirty cell 000,000 taels, but on the solicitation of in the Weehawken prison he told, for the Prince Li threw off 100,000,000. At the first time, the story of his escape from Chinese legation it is stated that the tael Matteawan. varies in value, but that the present value Perry occupied cell 2 in ward 3 last of the customs or treasury tael, which is Consumers RICHARD A. McCURDY, President. night and had for his companion Paul 'undoubtedly the one in which payment Genz, who murdered Clara Arnheim in will be made is $1.50 in Mexican silver, or Hoboken several months ago. The mur about 75 cents in gold. This would make derer at once evidenced a strong attach the indemnity equivalent to $300,000,000 say, ment for the train robber and studiously Mexican silver, or $150,000,000 in gold. ministered to his wants. The Mexican trade dollar is the current IS THE When Perry awoke, he was assisted to coin of China, and the basi&of calculation, the corridor, and Murderer Genz dressed so that the belief is very strong, though the the convict's feet with the skill of a sur information on the subject is lacking, that geon. Perry in the meantime smoked a the payment will be in silver. cigar. A reporter communicated with Perry. Japan's New Territory. kind worth "I shall not go back to Matteawan and The edict that Japan is to occupy the its horrors until I am compelled to," he Liau-Tong peninsula up to the fortieth de declared hotly. "When I go there, it will gree of latitude settles the important point be through extradition and by no other that she is to have the great fortress of process. I'm being treated humanely now, Port Arthur and the immediately sur UKEIST LIFE IMI1MCI CI and I like it." rounding territory, as foreshadowed in these dispatches. The Liau-Tong penin Perry's Hidden Treasure. sula is a small point of land jutting south Perry was asked concerning his treas ward into the gulf of Pechili, with Port ure, said to be secreted in the vicinity of Arthur at its extreme point. The fortieth Little Falls. He admitted that he had a degree of latitudo cuts across the main sum of money hidden away, but he refused land where the little peninsula broadens to tell where or how much it amounted to. into the mainland of Manchuria. This IN THE WORLD, "I will say this much.' said Perry. lower peninsula has the shape of a sword '' An express company has stated that all and is known as "regent's sword." The that was taken by me was $o, 000. Now, edict does not state whether Japan gets it amounted to a great deal more, but how this acquisition permanently or until the much I won't say." indemnity is paid. She has contended on Fertilizers. • Perry gave the impression that the treas having it permanently, as it would give ure was buried farther west than Little Japan command of the gulf of Pechili Falls. leading to Peking. If the occupation is Warden Mitchell said that Dr. Lamb, temporary, it will give Japan a military one of the officials of Matteawan who command over China as long as the occu SUPERPHOSPHATE OF LIE, identified Perry at the jail last night, left pation lasts. The duration of the occu orders for Keeper James Coyle, who had pancy is most important, and on this point earlier seen the outlaw, to report immedi undoubtedly will depend any action Euro ately to the asylum. pean powers may take. GROUND BONE, "When Coyle comes here again," said The permanent occupation of the island Warden Mitchell, '' I shall tell him to go of Formosa has been settled for some time. home. That means that no attempt will 1NTOOME. The opening of Peking and four new ports bo made to take Perry away until the reg of commerce marks the introduction of V - POTATO MANURE, $36,123,163 82 ular period for extradition elapses." modern methods into the interior of China. Received for premiums Perry had a stormy interview with Japan has gained the privilege of es 11,897,706 12 $48,020,869 94 Keeper Coyle last night. When he saw the tablishing cotton and other factories in From all other sources keeper, he shouted: China, but it remains to be seen whethdfc Mape's Special Fertilizers, Lie, tURSBMBNTS. "Say, Coyle, I want to tell you that if Japanese capital will invest in these en I'm put in the isolated ward and treated terprises or the Chinese buy these modern 21,089,257 08 as I have been hitherto there'll be trouble. fabrics. To policy holders I want to give you and the others fair The edict makes a significant omission 9,789,634 18 warning. I shall submit no longer. If it as to the reported Japan-China alliance, AsLss mi Barnyard] Hannre For all other accounts, comes to the worst, some one will suffer!" offensive and defensive, which, if consumr The outlaw Is well fed and will have mated, would have given "the orient to $30,878,891 26 fully recovered in a few days. the orientals." The Japanese and Chinese Retailed at Wholesale Simon Kelly, the chief of police and officials in Washington have never credited Prices by . picturesque mayor of Weehawken, called the report of this alliance. at the jail today and told Warden Mitchell United States bonds and other securities $83,970,690 67 not to deliver Perry to the asylum author The Story Via London. Raymond Bros. ities until the S3,250 reward had been paid LONDON, April 18.—A dispatch from 71,339,415 92 over to Detective Edward J. Clifford and First lien loans on bonds and mortgage Tokyo to the Central News today states "VTEWYOBK.NEW HAVEN & HABTFOBP Policeman McAleece, who captured the that the treaty of peace between China outlaw. IN RAILHOAD. Loans on stocks and bond 11,366,100 00 and Japan was signed this morning. The —NEW YOBK DIVISION, "••MH terms of the settlement, the dispatch 21,691,733 39 After a Requisition. |October 1894. Eeal estate POUGHKEEPSIE, N. ¥., April 18.—Dr. states, will probably not be divulged until TratnsleaveSouth Norwalk,as follow*: the treaty is ratified. 9,655,198 91 R. B. Lamb, Who was sent to Weehawken FOB NEW YOBK—Accommodation trains « Gash in banks and trust companies last night after Convict Oliver C. Perry, A dispatch to the Central News from 9.36 a.m., 1.11, 2.54, 4.07, 5.30, 6.50, 8.00, HL:» Tokyo says that peace ratifications will be p. m. Express trains at 5.20 5.36, 6.15 (locab came back to the Matteawan asylum on 6,55 (local), 7.08 (local), 7.55 (local), 8.21 (local), Accrued interest, deferred premiums, etc. * 6,615,645 07 learning that Perry would not be allowed exchanged within three weeks, and that 9.03 (local) 9.58,10.45.11.37. (local) a. m. Iftt5 1 to leave New Jersey without requisition the armistice has been extended to mid 2.25,4.90,5.20,6.20 7.57 p.m. For Washington via ; night on May 8. Harlem River 1.13a.m. (daily. $204,638,783 96 papers. A dispatch to The Star from Tien-tsin SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 9 15 a. M.. 6.14. i This morning Superintendent Allison ol (local),7.33,(local) 9.86 p. m Expresr 1.20 5.26 the asylum prepared the necessary affida says an imperial proclamation was issued a. m. 182,109,456 14 authorizing Li Hung Chang to sign a FOB NEW HAVEN AND THE EAST.—Accommo Reserve for policies, and other liabilities vits and other papers, which were sent tc dation trains at 0.33,7.38, 8.46 and l1 44 a. m., Albany today for the governor's signature. treaty of peace with Japan guaranteeing 1.40, 4.20, 5.27, 6.27, 7.28 (to Bridfmport) Detective Clifford, who captured Perry, the payment of 200,000,000 taels indem 8.419.41 and11.15p.m. Express trains at 1.01.1.20 {$22,529,327 82 nity. 9.11 10.09, 11.06 a. m., 12.05, 3.08, 5.07 (Naujfa- Surplus is under Chief Humphrey of the New York By the proclamation Li Hung Chang tack Express)7.10 p. m. Central system. The chief said today: SUNDAYS.—Accommodation 7.38,9.12 a.m. and "As soon as I learned that a rowboat was empowered to cede to the Japanese 7*15 p.m. Express l.ul and 1.20 a. m. had been stolen from Low point the night the Island of Formosa and the peninsula C. T. HEMPSTEAD, Gen. Pass.Agt. after the escapd I notified Detectives Clif of Liau-Tong to the fortieth degree of lati Insurance annuities assumed and renewed $750,290,67? ford, Humphrey and Betts, who are on the tude, to sanction the opening of five new West Shore division, that one or more of commercial ports, Including Peking, and Insurance and annuities in force Dec. 31, 1894 85.5,207,778 42 the men might have taken the West Shore to give Japan the power to open cotton The Norwalt Fire Insurance Co factories and other industries in China. road, and cautioned them to watch espe |Has now Completed its cially in the vicinity of Weehawken, which By the terms of the proclamation the is a great resort for tramps. import dues at the open ports are not to |32d SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS TEAR, $6,067,724 26 "By agreement amon^hemselves, Clif exceed 2 per cent. And has not outstanding a dollar of nnpai Increase in total income ford, Humphrey and Betts divided the dis Another imperial proclamation has been losses or claims for losses. No sound conu Issued, granting sick leave to the viceroy Vany insures for less 2,528,825 84 trict into three sections, each covering a J. Beavaii, Pres.: G. B. ST. JOHN, Treas Increase in premium income part. As is customary under such circum of Canton, and ordering him to retire to »GEO.B COWLEB, Sec'V. stances, the reward, I presume, will be his native province. Increase in assets 17,931.103 82 The Pall Mall Gazette, commenting on divided among them." the terms of peace between China and 7T1TNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hertford 4,575.718 91 /TJ Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetha Increase in surplus Roach Passage of the Lyndhurst. Japan, as defined by the imperial edict c'apital and Assets, 98,002.272.94* just issued in Peking, says the conditions BAT AVI A, April 18.—The British ship Insures agaiilst loss and damage by FIBB O» Increase of insurance and annuities in force ~ 51,923,039 96 are better than those mentioned in The terms adapted to the hazard and oonsistei. Lyndhurst, Captain Martin, which sailed Times dispatches yesterday, but the ces with the laws of compensation from New York, Dec. 3, for this port, has sion of Formosa will surely displease Eng COWLES & MERRILL, arrived here and reports that she encoun land, while the cession of Port Arthur Sole apentsfor Norwalk and vicinity tered very heavy weather on the passage. will be objected to by Russia. "Our gov Her decks were swept, and the boats and ernment," The Gazette says, "may safely ROBERT A. GRANNIS, Vice-President everything movable were washed away. It be depended upon to do nothing, however, J. Belden Hurlbntt, | was found necessary to jettison part of the unless the other powers take action." cargo in order to save the vessel, .v; WALTER R. GILLETTE, General Manager. A Jap Criticises Our Civilization. Attorney ai Counsellor at Lai; Spreckels' Refinery Starts Up. ISAAC F. LLOYD, Second Vice-President, SAN FRANCISCO, April 18.—A Japanese! Boom 4| up stalks, , PHILADELPHIA, April 18.—Spreckels* resident of this city sends the following ' WILLIAM J. EASTON, Secretary, sugar refinery, which had been closed fox communication to a local paper: "I came GAZETTE BUILDING. about two weeks by order of the Sugar from the far east a few months ago, and ALBERT KLAMROTH, Assistant Secrefery. trust, by which it is controlled, has start my purpose was to see what your civilized ed to run again. The resumption of work nation was doing. Since I arrived in this JAMES TIMPSON, 3d Ase't Treas. is looked upon as a steady one. The plant city, reading your valuable paper every is running on nearly full time, but with day, I am much surprised because murder HENRI E. DUNCAN. Jr., «0r a reduced force. is almost a daily occurrence in this coun FREDERIC CROMWELL, Treasurer. EDWARD P. HOLDEN, Assistant Cashier, try, besides robbery, reverend doctors rob bing and eloping with other men's wives. JOHN A. FONDA, Assistant Treasurer. EDWARD LYMAN SHORT, GOB. Solicitor. ST. LOUIS, April 18.—A from Such events occurred every day, Guthrie, O. T., says General of ag murder in church—that's awful, WILLIAM P. SANDS, Cashier= WM. W. RICHARDS, Comptroller. the Sac and Fox agency has issued an or awful—where is civilization, where is der as follows: "All persons occupying is James Creolman? I CHARLES A. PRELLER, Auditor. HENRY S. BROWN, AsBt Comptroller. i>' lands allotted to any of the five tribes of •P. S — Please send word to J. Creel- belonging to the Sac and Fox ,n that he ought to be a EMORX MOCLINTOCK LL.D., F. I. A., Actuary. MEDICAL DIBECTOSS-GUSTAVUS S. WINSTON Jb D shall be warned JOHN TATLOCK, JB., Asst. Actuary. E. J. MARSH, M. D. Dry CHAS. B PERRY, 2d Asst. Actuary. GRANVILLE M. WHITE, M. D. What Tc BOSTON, April 18.—Fire broke out to YOKOHAMA, April 18.—The Jiji, day in the packing department of the big ,per, states that the terms of the dry goods store of R. F. Larrabee & Co. noluded between China and Japan in- and was restrained only after a hard ude the cession of the territory from the The loss on the building is estimal Yalu to the Liau rivers, on The loss by smoke and water on of the Liau-Tong peninsula* on will reach 120, 000, fully which Port Arthur and the Regent's •d are situated, and Including Yinkow, JOHN W, NICHOLS, Hal-Cheng and Ghu-Lien-Cheng; MADRID, April 18.—General Calleja, Island of Formosa and the Pescadoi New Haven, General Agt. for State of Connecticut. jeneral of Cuba until „ j, an indemnity of 200,000,000 Mrs. de Campos took supreme payable to six years; the abplitlon of Chi- Principal. •mission of the lat D6S6 territoriality tho prosorvAtiou .c s-'v ter to fight under his orders. of Japanese extraterritoriality and HILLSIDE, NORWALK. * • commercial privileges for Japan. . Up Goes Oil In Scotland. GLASGOW, April 18.—The Scotch Oil IA 1 Horse Shoeing. , mpany, at a meeting here today, SlMONOSEKI, April the price of petroleum 2d. per gallon, mak Hung Chang, the Chinesi ing an advance of 3d. in oi tmbarked for China today. Place your a<3. in t'ie Gj yyzr:-: ALTETIFLTFIFL TFL9 GAZ^TTK. mi m ;Cv^H A.. - . .J,- y - : . :'-V \ -y; 1 ,, x, < * -• At * . V' • - -yl 'yf : i£'-jr. .WV".' • - - 'r it . ' t f "• j ' • <• " i - J., ' f -l •. . \ J' ' 5 f .W •,• . " , , , ' „ ~ ' ' ' - " ' " ' , .oi- .V '<•>"< > r**: • > -, , t v, . ^ „ - - ' '
rrTi . . . WEEKLY - NORFALK - GA ZET -i' , •T,i'.r, "" f\ A Lesson in Decency.
-- The Supreme Ooatt of the state of * * • Maine has just rendered a decision Geo. H. Osterbanks. Cut out this advertisement 3 Water St. / 3 Water St. One ©P which isinteresting to the public gener - and send it to the makers o£ House and Sign Fainter and |ally, and especially to railway travel XORWALK. Dollars s' ers. It appears that a man named Rob- J ' Paper Hanger - ' inaoD, while a passenger in a car of the VORINE Worth Fine Stock ':rc. Bockland and Camden Street Railway Washing Powder company, used profane language, not COD LIVER OIL'JEMULSION ..... Wall Paper only taking the name of God in vain in WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, for with your address and 14c. MJ Y' #• ! . the presence of passengers of both in stamps, and by return Orders promptly and Seasonably Exe- sexes, but called the conductor "a mail you will receive their' APRIL 3D AND 4TH, cated, A : damned liar,*' and defied that official to beautiful Consisting of Shop and Residence 47 River Street, Norwalk. ' 4$ put him oft the car. Thereupon the Hats and Bonnets, Rib YOU GET IT AT > conductor dumped Bobinson, and left COLUMBUS SOUYENIR SPOON Address, THE J B. WILLIAMS CO., bons, Flowers,,Laces. | him to get home "afoot and alone," Glastonbury, Ct., All Millinery Goods at very Low Price?. I, HALE'S. J. D. Jennings. which Bobinson says he did "wet, mud PREMIUM DEPARTMENT. For the convenience of those employed dnr- I' ing the day our store will be open at 7:30 a. m.: j - m We warrant these spoons made of the ^st German .&I dy and rheumatic." For this treat Silver, extra plated with pure silver, oxidized handles, goia and close at 9 p. m., opening week. . . UNDERTAKER Jined bowls. ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.TO CALL ' ment the "wet, muddy and rheumatic" 4 Knight street, opposite THE 1 Bobinson brought suit against the rail ? Street Railway Depot. . . Hoyt's Opera House. WIGHT HMJjTj AT OFFICII,k " f,.. way company, and a jury in the Knox D. Read county Supreme Judicial Court gave ONE GLORIOUS WEEK, - him a verdict, assessing his divers dam COMMENCING MONDAY APRIL 22. COMPANY. ages at $1,1S7. The mulched company Dime Matinees, Beginning Tuesday. BELL ISLAND. took an appeal to the highest judicial Return Engagement of the Largest "Popular Price" Organization in the World. BFAUTY tribunal in the state, and that august FOR 1895. WE HAVE NOW ATTRACTS ? bench has set aside the verdict, and in RICE'S STOCK COMPANY AND on hand by the week or sea BEAUTY, so doing, has made sundry remarks 35—ARTISTS—35 son, commencing July 1st,, 5 three room cottages, 2 four room. LOW PRICES that have wide application, for the laws The Famous Life Guard Band and 2 five room, 6 six room, 2 eight DO THE RFST. of nearly all the stites are substantially * Orchestra. room, 2 ten room, and 1 sixteen Entire new repertoire of plays and musical room, cottages. Prices from « Whenever one is at all par- ^ identical with the Maine statute in re selections. $7 TO $30 PER WEEK. lation to profanity. The court says : 1* Also 1 ten room cottage with barn ticular regarding a purchase T MONDAY EVENING, THE WEEKL attached, and completely fur this store seems to be upper-^ ; "ID this state the use of indecent or nished, located at East Norwalk profane language in a street railway "ALL IN THE FAMILY," right on Nthe shore, and three most in their mind. Why is minutes walk from the trolley car in a breach of the peace. It is a A farce-comedy full of singing and dancing it? v; • al fci Ad road, price $500 for the season. crime for which a person may be pun >r LIVERY and BOARDING We THINK we have the very Low Prices. 10c, 20c, 30c. ' - ished by fine or imprisonment. And €n 1ZETT Stable at the Island. All bae- best of everything; you ACT the conductor of the car may immedi " Sale of Seats Opens Friday. ' gage delivered to and from South ately arrest any person guilty of such Norwalk at railroad and Steam as though we do. We tell ' boat depots at reasonable rates, you from day to day what we . 0 a breach of the peace, and hold him NORWALK OPERA HOUSE, and trolley to and from the Is- until a warrant can be obtained, or can nd.every twenty minu tes . have that is seasonable and be placed in the custody of the proper GOODBOARDING pretty; you buy. Surely officers of the law. Or the condactor on the European plan, and good Wetaflay Evenii, Apii( 21 Bathing. Boating and Fishing there must be SOMETHING bed may remove a person guilty of such a as extras. Cottages and Cottage sides PRICE that influences^; breach of the peace from the car. And lots for sale. For information in the exercise of this right the con DOLLAR. call or address, your buying in our favor.. ductor acts as a police officer. When ENTERTAINMENT AND OPERATTA Is it QUALITY ?. Isn't it BOTH indecent or profane language is being —Price and Quality? \ > used in his car, it is his duty to check FOSTER BROS., For the benefit of the There is an invisible line, it, and he will be guilty of a breach of Address all orders to the GAZETTF 22 Delay Street, or duty if he fails to do so. And if, in a T. H. FOSTER, 146 Main Street, somewhere, that distinguishes ear filled with passengers nearly one- Y. IKE. C. A D ANBURY, CONK. one store from another, and half of whom are ladies, a man in ear no one recognizes it quicker* nest conversation undertakes to empha than the experienced woman < size his statements, as some are apt .to The follow ing ladies and gentlemen will take part: shopper. do, by sarins, 'By God,' it is so, or 'By Miss Kate White. Mrs. J. C. Newkirk, Miss GoV it is not so', the law makes it the Alice Sherwood, Miss Sadia Miller, Miss Sally Betts, Miss Jennie Nash, Mr. B, M. Andrews, To-day your attention is duty of the conductor to chuck him ; Mr. J, P. Treadwell, Mr. F. H. Nashi Mr. J. H. directed to Crepon Plisse—. and if the latter denies his guilt and Jackson and Mr. George R, Nash, upon being astiired-b^ the conductor Tickets, including KG served Seats, 50c. Mulhouse |Plisse, the finest' Chart opens at Gregory's and Tomlinaon'a that he was guilty, ilies into a passion drug stores Saturday uiorxiiag at fl-o'clock. crepon made, in pink, bl^e, and calls the conductor a 'damned liar,' yellow, and green with now; it is the opinion of the court that he and then a dash of black, , for : may rightfully be removed from the Piano Zicssons, RS-GEORGE W. BRADLEY, (daughter 25 fcents a yard. .. Oxford^ car, not , as : a punishment for his in I of the late Wm, R. Nash,) gives efficient mm MM ® JUL STREETS, NORWALK. 0 sult to the conciliator as an individual, Mand satisfactory instructions on the Piano, at Cheviots, so popular Tor • but to vindicate the authority of the, her home, No. 193 Main street. waists; all stripes—Gladstone law, which forbids the use of such lan am weave, basket weave, madras guage in a .street car or any other pub A H. HOYT&SOff weave and bedford weave—25 lic place where women and children are Showing some of the nicest La have a right to be." cents a yard. Swivel Silkg, dies Shoes for the Easter Trade. in a large range of styles and The conductors of cars on the trolley Styled to date. More than that, lines in Norwalk should be directed to prices are right. CAFES AND JACKETS. colorings—polka ilots "stripes, , do just what the Bockland and Camden You never saw a nicer $2.00 Shoe plain, figured—45 cents a than this. Lsce and Button. conductor did, as tbere are too many Our immense sales in this department, last week, left us almost without a garment, mak yard. , who appear to be affected with deafness ing it possible to secure ail entire new stock. Saturday morning we place on sale five hun 10-quarter white Honey^ when a burly brute is outraging decen dred of the nobbiest garments ever shown, at about half regular value. They come in Vel comb Quilts, for 65,75 and cy by using profane or vile language in vet, Peau de Soie, Satin and Lace combinations, perforated and fancy cloths with ejt trim 85 cents. 11-quarter, for $1, the streetcars. Ladies have been great- mings. Prices are as'pleasing as the styles, $1.19 to $25.00. $1.25 and $1.50. 12-quarter, ly aanoytd by toughs and drunks both for 1.50 and $1.89. Marseille.; by rough characters and persons dis Quilts, for 1.89, 2.00, 2.25, guised in the aitire of gentleman, the 2.50 to $8.00. White quilted latter bein* among the worst offenders. DRESS GOODS. Mattress Protectors, for $1.65 There is rt om for improvement in and $1.75. this respect here in Norwalk and con /Tbe Dress Goods story would be complete in these six words: Best Qualities, Largest All sizes and widths of ductors should be given to urderstand Assortment, Lowest Prices ! But a few details may be read with pleasure and profit. Sheets and Pillow Cases. that, iu ejecting passengers who insult Paris Novelty Grepons, in the latest crinkles and crushed effects, black and colors, im Feather Pillows, 3 lb, 22 x? Jadies and using forbidden words, that ported to sell for $1.25 a yard, at 75c a yard. 28, for $3, per pair. 22 x 28, they have not only their employers but All Wool Fancy Mixtures, in the new spring tones, the price earlier in the season was 3 lbs, select, (live goose feath- a- the public and the courts on their side $2.00. 39c, now 19c a yard. • ers) for $3.75 a pair. lifoin any contest that may ensue. Uncovered Down Pillows, all sizes, with best quality A. H. HOYT A SON. white down. We Tate Periodical Tickets. Summer Blankets, fine DOMESTIC ROOM, quality, all w6ol, light weight, In Your Order „from $4. to $8.50. a. ' For Saturday and Monday only, five hundred yards of yard wide Brown Muslin, 6 cent ' " '• f •: FOB A quality at *4 cents a yard. t x. Bleached Muslin, 72 inches wide, 20 cent quality, best made for the price, Saturday r and Monday only, 12ac a yard. * " ^ ? Two hundred dozen D'Oylies, regular value 10 cents each, while the lot lasts, 5c each. , -.-r,i- :.V SUIT. • -V/:' ' :-\7, ' 1 The Latest Styles at
E. Gusowski's, IN OUR BASEMENT. Vfr; .LS-nir--'' Cor. Wall and Water Sts. . /: r", r j ~ Fainting Spells v The wonderful increase of sales in this department is a convincing evidence that eco • -j; L by heart failure, NOW OPEN. > tired feeling, and piles, made aft nomical housekeepers supply their wants here. Their money goes farthest. Captain Clark urged me to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and it has built up my whole ARTHUR MAGDONALD I'M' tystem. The piles are gone and I am able to SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK irork hard and sleep soundly at nlgbt. I shall Successor (o George Otliame. »ver praise Hood's Sarsaparilla. MKS. J. G. pr.Ang, Ash Point, Maine. Remembef SO. 10 WILTON AYENUE. Crumb Tray and Brush. 17 cents. . - - China Oatmeal Bowls, 10c each. Silk Candle Shades, 22 cents each. ^; Glass Creamers, 4 cents each. 5 Work Baskets, with handle and cover, 9 cents each. Gold Paint, 8 cents a bottle. Hood's ^ Cures CASH GROCEB. Cat Baskets, 2 cen£s each. : ; - * All Wool Dusters, 21 cents each. Hood'9 !»HI« are purely vcgetabla and dm Choice of eight styles Salts and Peppers, 5 cents each. Glow Night Lamps, 19 cents each. •M •ot purge, pair or *rir ^ry a box. 2to Fine and Staple Groceries, Fish . Shade Frames, any size, ] 2 inches to 22 inches, 14 cents eiach. , ^ OUR NEW STORE. • : ; • and Vegetables. c U . Beautiful Souvenir will be given Saturday with every purchase of $3.00 or over. GOODS DELIV^BKD F •.'-i'A'.T: ^At No. 17 Main street OF CHARGE, > ' ^ -.V is now opened and stocked with a large Raymond & Son* A MINIATURE. COOKING SCHOOL assortment of Crockery Successors to George H.Raymond,'" Furniture Dealers and General Funeral Will be conducted in our basement all next week, commencing Tuesday, from 10 a. m. to 5 Skilled ladies id Housefurnishings Directors. , tell you how to prepare many delicious dishes - All our . „ *e; *f'M the latest 46 and 48 Main street, Norwalk, Ot. Lady visitors are invited to take a Dainty Luncbion during tbssa hours. H. H. Williams. Ihe Lnncheon and: the Lesion, if yoti wish, with our compliments.
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. •* ' ' . . - * , , . , • / "i - I J ' '' r ' i * J __ .|- -r -y't r£ > r-' ly E E K L Y -SSN . ' 1 >V.C ^\ "< tj>' ; >" ^ h! r' « •••*•• 1 • Top Coat I x Silk or satin lined A Sort of Caserio Crank fi After the greatly Incensed by a Newspaper's v . * IT MAKES throughout. French President. ^ \ Charge of Corruption. , , All Styles. c '*rMi ' All Shades. POLICE ARE ON THE ALERT. , .• To order, Paine's Gelery Compound is as Superior to the Ordinary ^^TIGATION ORDERED. - A Parisian Newspaper Is Authority For the Offendl , ; • $18.00. ' Journal Was the New York the Statement—France's Chief Execu- Press, the H^or of Which Is Con- ^ Spring Medicine as the Diamond is . , ' tive, Not at All Alarmed, Goes gressman . to His Home City, Havre. v . The Com5ael E1* - than Cheap Appointed. PARIS, April 19.—The Petit Journal ALBANY, April 19A - announces that it has good *authority for session of tbe senate curtly after the stating that the prefecture of police has senators rose to questioned today four detailed a number of detectives to investi lege to deny statements ma\pecial privi- gate an anarchist plot, the object of which York Press reflecting upon tiy the New is or was to assassinate M. Faure, the in connection with their votes integrity president of the republic, during the fetes ow police bills and the New ae Lex- at Havre in honor of his visit to that city. men's bill. \ fire- President Faure, it will be remembered, Charges were contained in new. represented one of the districts of Havre stories that the votes of Senators Cb^r in the chamber of deputies previous to his hall, Raines and Robertson had been., election to the chief magistracy of the re fiuenced by financial consideration. >Stii public. .The president is also a shipowner It was said that 145,000 had been used to Remember our of Havre and a member of its chamber of secure favorable action on the firemen's commerce, of which body he was formerly bill, and the newspaper making the oharge $l6.00 president. During the Franco-Prussian intimated that the three senators named,., SUITINGS. war he commanded a battalion of volun had received at least a portion of the'" 2,000 Styles to teers from Havre and led them to Paris, amount. choose from. where he took part in the suppression of All three of the senators were greatlyj s , ~ Also, our the commune. Naturally the inhabitants excited today by the article in question, „ of Havre have been looking forward to the and Senator Raines telegraphed his lawyer v V^tS $12.00 president's visit to their city with consid in New Tfork to investigate the oharge^^#^ erable pleasure, and a number of elaborate and institute proceedings for libel. Clay Finish Coat fetes have been organized in order to show Senator Raines* Remarks. ||| dnd Vest to order. the esteem In which he is held in his elec Senator Raines began his speech as fol-„. ^ torate. lows: w According to The Petit Journal, an an "I deem it my duty to these senators archist known as "Petit Bordeaux," a with whom I have the honor to sit, my ^ man of a type similar to Caserio, the mur duty to the electors of my district, my % derer of President Carnot, and Bavachol,' duty to myself and to every friind I have. ^ / , jpi Broadway. the anarchist who was executed after hav- to call the attention of the senate to an $r- . ticle that appears in The Press of New * ' 14S-147 'Bowery, New York. York city this morning." ' ? Senator Raines read the headlines and OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL JULY. said that there followed an article presum- ^ ably an editorial.' He also called attention Samples and self measuring rules to another article on the judicial sales bill. sent for the asking. He said that he believed a gentleman of DAY WAGON CO. the name of Quiggwas editor of the paper.-. Joslah F?t>ay. General Manager. XX Quality XX PRICE $30.00. ? : A Buggies, Carriages, Carts, Traps and PRESIDENT FAURE. V ingr been convicted of being concerned lii all "Wheel'd Vehicles. s~-(C%| dynamite outrages, left London recently 300 Farm and Contractors' "Wagons on his way to Havre in order to assassinate President Faure. '' Petit Bordeaux,'' who and Carts on har^d. is a deserter from the French army, was MILLER-KNOBLOCK watched by the London police and by the -French detectives detailed to keep an/eye LEMUEL fi. QtriGG. WAGON COMPANY'S on anarchists' in London. Consequently Continuing, he said: "Some months'ago I •• v: Famous Street, Haas Track, Xaxpn. Cemetery his departure from .London was promptly jhati a personal conversation . .with Mr. and Manure Spreader Sprinklers signaled to the police of Paris'ta'hd of Quigg, in which hd said he was very, much !>? all grade? and qualities. Havre. The authorities of these two cities Interested in the firemen's bill and the . Ia our store. Popular prices., and elsewhere are taking the most active judicial ^ales bill. j_ He said he was deeply 4t precautions in order to protect the presi interested in the latter because its friends 36 WARREN STREET, dent from injury. had contributed S3,500 toward his election, ' NEW YORK CITY. Whether this story is true or not, it and any one who wanted to be a friend of BBOAWAY. CITY HALT, AND POST OETICH. When women become invalids, homes weakness, and] to renew the health of remedy to-day enables countless men would seem ' certain at least that the an- his . should vote for the bill. He wanted . fI children, friends, all must suffer. countless ailing, desponding women. and women to keep steadily at work arohists have recommended operations, for me to vote for both bills. I voted for tha Paine's celery compound is relied on with strong, well-fed nerves and two infernal machines were found in this firemen's bill, not beoause Mr. Quigg asked - :':k With an impaired nervous system with implicit confidence by thousands healthy, richly nourished blood and city yesterday. The first was found in the it, but because it was just. • I have riot f pure blood is impossible; health is im of diligent wage earners, who must tissues. Rue St. Simon and contained a number of voted for the judicial sales bill in commit SMITH, possible. keep up their strength at this trying Every women, if she is "run down," loaded cartridges; the second was found on tee. I have not been asked by any living Why not be well? season. in poor health, fretful or weak, if her the Esplanade des Invalides and consisted man to vote against' the bill. It is simply But when labor is excessive, pro blood is in poor condition her nerves of a cylinder charged with dynamite. a fight between two rival real estate ex r. Women and men all over the tracted or done under great mental unstrung,—every such women should changes, and Mr. Quigg seems to be inter country whose strength and vitality and bodily strain, as is usually the heed such testimonials as this from Faure In Havre. ested in it in order to pay back money that MURRAY have been brought down during the case with the work women are called to Miss Edith R. Meek, of Fall Biver, HAVRE, April 19.—President Faure ar has been advanced. This is my, answer to winter months are now taking Paine's do, the health of the nerves should be Mass., whose picture is given above: rived here today from Rouen and was en the articla" - carefully watched over, and the small "I was advised by a friend to try thusiastically cheered. At the prefecture celery compound, because their physi Text of the Resolution. beginnings of nervous weakness imme Paine's celery compound," says Miss the president cordially received the officers Senator Raines then read his dispatch <: ? cians order it, or because they have diately checked by the use of Paine's Meek, "as I was all run down from a of the British warship Australia, who had to his brother and Offered the resolution &C0. learned from other equally trustworthy celery compound. The smallest as well long season of hard work and travel. been specially sent to gifot him upon the calling for the investigation. sources its unfailing power of building as the largest cities are fall of brave Nothing that I have ever taken has had part of Great Britain in recognition of the The resolution was adopted. It reads as Sucsessors to W. B. Hall & Co. women who might lead dependent such a speedy and lasting effect upon French courtesies extended to Queen Vic up the strength, reinvigorating the follows: * lives, bat prefer to work. They keep me, I am now advising all of my toria during her stay in the south of "Whereas, It is. chargied by the New BRIDGEPORT CONN. nerves, purifying the blood and mak well and equal to their duties by friends to take it. For that tired, France. York Press of this date that a corruption prompt recourse to this genuine nerve irritable condition resulting from an 1 ing people well. A Newspaper Correspondent Expelled. fund was recently raised in order to influ ' ' regulator and blood renewer, Paine's over-taxed nervous system, there is ence oertain Senators in voting for a bill Paine's celery compound continues celery compound, whenever they 'feel nothing to equal it." ROME, April 19.—II Messaggiero today week after week and year after year to announces that Pierre Stanislaus,' a to increase the salary of the members of overworked, ran down and in danger Take Paine's celery compound now. the New York city fire department recent cure the most difficult cases of nervous of serious illness. This great spring It makes people well. Frenchman and at one time a Roman Catholic priest, who wont by the name of ly before this body, and that corrupt ne Pierre Delat|roce, has been expelled from gotiations were entered into in favor of said bill, SPRING GARMENTS—Capee, pret JONES' Italy for decrying tbe country and for in Regular Bi-Monthly Visit. sulting Premier Crispi in certain Ameri "Resolved, That a special committee of ty Velvet Cape, with silk rucking col can newspapers for which he acted as cor five senators, to be appointed by the presi lar, all silk lined, price $6.50. respondent in Italy. dent of the senate, be and it is hereby au thorized and empowered to investigate i Another big lot of that Cloth Cape, A Blot In Yienna. the aforesaid charges and publication of . .^55 of Clay diagonal, ' double, which we VIENNA, April 19.—A mob of 600 strik such corrupt negotiations, and that said committee bo and it is hereby authorized ZyO& sold so many of last week, price" $3.25. ers, men and women, today made an at tempt to prevent a number of brickmakers and empowered to send for persons and "Great Value." ' from working in this city. The police papers and to sit and examine witnesses in the city of Albany and elsewhere in the Velvet Cape with Racliing Collar, were obliged to use their swords in dispers ing the rioters, and during the scrimmage state in reference to said charges, and for and trimmed with racliing, extra full which ensued three of the strikers were that purpose the said committee shall re ness, price $8.50, r . wounded and a dozen of tbem were taken port to this body with its recommenda-. THE DOCTORS OF RATIONAL MEDICINE. tions on or before the 1st day of M&y, prisoners. Cloth Cape, Velvet yoke, trimmed "cLR » Chartered and Incorporated by Special Act of Legislature, June ]0,1881. 1895." with jet and lace, 10 inches deep, with 8^3a <9 S.*»^i_t Will arrive and open an office at \' Stonenell Badly Beaten. Coggeshall's Statement. • > i;y' In denying, his connection with the al ruchin'gs of silk, price $8.50. Hwe w THE CITY HOTEL, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN., NEWMARKET, England, April 19.—The Flying Handicap plate of 103 sovereigns, leged corrupt influences that are said to Cape of Black Armure Silk, all silk Wednesday, May 8,1895, for 3-year-olds and upward, Rous course, have inspired his support of the firemen's . lined, price $8.50. " RfcMADiHG FOB 2 DAYS. five furlongs, for whioh Mr. Michael F. bill and the appeal amendment to the .po- ' »/•> llc^bill Senator Coggeshall declared that P to Dwyer's Stonenell was entered and com '\Mf.: TOILET DEPARTMENT—Trilby THESE f Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, Epilepsy, Nervoas Exhaustion, Bheumatism« peted, with Simms up, was won by Mr. he had acted with sincerity in supporting '"fP-.; Bouquet Perfume, 35c per*z. DOCTORS -< Dyspepsia, Constipation, and absolutely guarantee every .case of Consumption Jewitt's bay filly Isagon, with T. Loates the appeal amendment, but that if the Mm:-.. CUJiE (they agree to treat. up. Stonenell finished nearly last. - amendment had been defeated he was ready ' Florida Water, trial size, 5c a bottle. fcfS- (» a> «*• p „ * P tf These doctors have been most aptly termed the World's Greatest Experts. They pMnfc out. to support the bill and is still ready to do Florida Water, 4 oz bottles, 25c. locate and describe every ache, pain and disagreeable fueling, more tally, clearly and expli - Germany and Japan. citly than has ever been done by any physicians on earth,-, and abetter than the patients can so. * Florida Water, 8 oz bottles 50c. themselves; they understand and explain disease at a glance and historize its incipiency, pro BERLIN, April 19.—The North German The fourth senator to arise in protest s ™ gress and termination. No person should doctor any further or take any more medicine be Gazette says that the German demands against other published charges was Sena # . Cologne, 4 oz bottles, two kinds 35c. OPd p fore consulting them, Not Only will callers be surprised at their wonderful knowledge of disease, their plain, concise explanation of every cause and effect, but at the n arvelous rapid for placing the commercial • relations be tor Reynolds of Brooklyn, who led Che de each. ity with which their new, common sense RATIONAL treatment goes to the very seat of the tween Germany and Japan upon a new sertion of three Republican senators from BOOKS—"Marcella, by Mrs. Hum trouble giving almost instant relief, and in all cases that have not progressed too far a PER footing have been formulated in accord their party on the Lexow police bills. FECT, ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT CURE. , It was Senator Reynolds who offered the phrey Ward, paper cover, price 3Sc. dg 4.8 These doctors wish it distinctly understood that they will not take incurable cases—reserv with the decisions of the advisory customs ing the right to reject any ca"" tlmt in their juUrment has passed into the incurable stage. board and will immediately be presented arwudment giving policemen the right to GLOVES— Buttercups, Pearls, Tans, Lust year 4,7»1 were so rejected. At s me prior stage these case3 were probably all cnrable. to Japan. appeal from sentences imposed by the board See to it that you do not rleluy .00 long. created by tho Lexow reorganization bill. Modes, Whites, and every delicate «ar-AU who visit these eminent physicians daring the above dates will recsive consultation Gulistan Wins the Ashley Plate. * examination, advice and services absolutely free until cared. Stories have been current for several shade. Young or middle aged men suffering from specifid or special nervons diseases find immediate NEWMARKET, England, April 19.—The days that money was used to influence the relief and.permanent cure under tbe Rational system discovered, formulated and employed by Ashley plate, of S00 sovereigns, five fur adoption of the amendment, and Senator LACES—There's a great many Laces these doctors longs, for 2-year-olds, was won today by Reynolds was alleged to havo celebrated to 1>9 seen, but the waated kinds are HOTJ RS, 9 a. m. until 8 p. in. SUNDAYS CLOSED. Mr. Leopold de Rothschild's Gulistan, a his* victory by buying champagne for the scarce. We have a new line of the IT'S QUITE General offices for State of Connecticut, bay oolt by Brag, out of Gumevra. There whole town. Butter Val Laces, Black Vul Laces, 129 Fairfield avenue, Bridgeport, Gt., 928 Chapel St. New Haven. wora 15 starters. Mr. Richard Crofter's Ho denies that ho did so. and although 253 Main Street, Hartford. Montauk was scratched. not demanding an investigation ho is very 'lis Points, Ecru, Butter and Black. much aggrieved by the stories reflecting on & TRICE • Address all letters to the Bridgeport Office. The Earthquakes at Laibach. CARPETS and Upholstery. Kitchen To write a convincing advertise r THIS STAFF OF PHYSICIANS WILL BETUJRN EVERY 60 DAIS. him, which it is but just to state are not TEIEST, April 19.—There was 'another believed by any one. department in Basement Salesroom. ment about clothing nowadays. All tailors claim so much, and violent earthquake shock at Laibacli. It Tha lieutenant governor later in the day Give orders hero for Staten Island Dye most of them too much. All I is now found that the recent seismic dis appointed Senators O'Connor, Mullin, Works. V do is to try and get you to look SEASON OF 1895 [ Josiah W. Britto & turbances have damaged 96 per cent of the Pound, Cantor and Parker as the commit ' at my new winter stock. My houses at Lai bach, and traffic and business tee to investigate the charges of bribery. constant aim is to put into tbe Crafty, No. 12,022. there liavo been suspended. Witnesses will be subpoenaed at onco. ; ; : clothes all the attractiveness of ' JtEC.OHD3.13X Fy .The Pope's Views on Schools. ; • Meteor I® California. . artistic fashion and careful mak- CARPENTER AND BUILDER ROME, April 19.—The pope, through the v f ing at the lowest possible price. Sire Kent'ioiy Wilkes, No. 1857 R ord TRACT, CM.', April 19.—A large meteor ' f 221^ Dam Argo by Electioneer. No. .^5 Ser Jobbing of All Kinds Promptly At- oongregation ot the propaganda, has ad was seen in the southeast at -the altitude Ask these who wear the latest vice $33.00. _ dressed a letter to the Canadian bishops of about 40 degrees, moving westward. MTl, MKffl k CO. and finest clothes where they Bay Baron, No 82,57- ^ 'V9F* tended to. condemning the frequenting of Protestant When near the horizon to the southwest, . • trade and all will tell you with 2tl£COItD,9,19X, or neutral schools by the Catholics of J~ , Successors to W.B. Hall & Co. • the flying star exploded j^Q three fragment®,. - KOCOUR, Sire Baron Wilkes. No. 7758, Dam Carrie Shop Mechanic Street. Manitoba. The sight was a brilliant ona ^ jg Wilkes by' George Wilkes. No. 519. Service Barnam Building, Copeland Bros* Old I^NORTH MAIN STRBE?] ISO W. B. E. LOCKWOOD. Jr. Norwalk. Conn, Place your ad. in the GAZBTTE. I Advertise in the GAXBTTF. * V St*1!** Bridgeport, ; SO. NOKWAWC," t/OL . 1. '-.I i , iV WEEKLT -NOSWALK GAZETTE m-mm MEXICO'S tEBMS OF PEAOB, m '•"THE NIOABAGUA MUDDLE. - Details of the Agreement Whlcrti Gaatemaia A 'Passive Blockade" Is to Be Establishes y : if * ? - fff * Accepts. ;Tr by Great Britain. MEXICO CITT, April 1 .—The settlement WASHINGTON, April 18.—Officials here between Mexico and Guatemala contains profess to have no information as yet as to v$mmm "seven clauses. " * * the instructions sent to British war ves A FLESH FORMING FOOD. • First.—Guatemala declares that that sels for the enforcement of the ultimatum knowing that although all government never had the intention to of against Nicaragua. Those in a position to (Artificially Digested.) fend Mexico and believed that she only understand the state of affairs, howevcv, people would like to ride Ram exercised her rights over the territory west express the belief that the British instruc As imilated without ficy digestive of the Laountan river, thus recognizing tions are on tlie following lines: effort. If you want to grow fat, - blers, some are unable to afford her error. First.—There shall be no exercise of strong, robust and plump, use thisH' ^ Second.—Notwithstanding this, and for force which will affect the commerce or in 'a high grade wheel, we have the sake of harmony between the two coun terests of the United States or her citizens food, It will stop the wasting and BHSIDM ffliios.rsiiiiinitEJtUf ISAIMWFTSITN. tries, and out of a sense of equity, Guate or of other foreign countries. add new, healthy tissue to the ema- ff added to our stock a line of MILD it-JQcxn*.FIMB mala promises to make good the damages Second.—The exercise of force shall be ciated form, Paskola is fat super-t-v"' caused by her agents, and the amount of confined to the execution of a "passive ior to God Liver Oil in consumptive said indemnity to be settled by arbitra blockade" of Nicaraguan ports, according cases, without its repulsive taste. BICYCLES, DIE UARNNTOBACCO UIMPMI SUCCESSOR. tion. to tho established rules for that maneuver. MW YORK U.»JK. Third.—Mexico desists from her claims The "passive blockade" is designed to. Thin, pale people gain from five to , ,1mm price bicycle. We invite your in- of indemnity for war expenses; also for her crippl&the internal commerce of Nicaragua ten pounds a month. ^ ABSOLUTELY PURE demand of Nov. 30, which demand was and yet to leave all foreign commerce to You can buy it at any drug store, "f a splendid Jjsong given to those dealing with us, or for the removal of Miles Bock from the proceed as usual. It does not contemplate Send your name to The PrelH-ltt THE OLD RELIABLE Guatemalan commission of boundary en any overt act or any seizure or detention 42 spectipn. ^gtructions have been received elsewhere, gineers, which Guatemala had already of property. But the warships will bring to gesfed Food Co., 30 Beade 1. Newi - paid for / _____ done. a standstill the local or coastwise trade Tork and get their interesting pam-| SWEET CAP0RAL Fourth.—Guatemala consents that Mex and keep it thus paralyzed until a satis phlefc ico may immediately occupy the territory factory response is given. The merchant G. A. Gregory & Co., 38 Wall St west of theChixeyand Usuinasinta rivers, ships of the United States and other coun-, CIGARETTE the territory assigned to Mexico by the tries would be free to come and go, and Norwalk Conn. ' 'he J. T. Pfowitt Co., Has stood the Test of Time treaty of 1882, and which Guatemala care would be taken that no cause should claimed belonged to Mexico only after full be given for United States intervention on SO. NORWALK MORE SOLD THAN ALL 01S4ER IWALK BRANDS COMBINED delimitation is finished, while Mexico con the ground that United States interests HENRY HUSS, cedes that the real meaning of the-treaty were in jeopardy. of 1883 is the line as quoted by Guatemala. The last time this "passive blockade" Fifth.—Both countries accept the aver was executed was against Greece, ten years Restaurant. Cafe and Smokin* Roem. age lines drawn from the Usumasinta ago. At that time the allied powers of Eu ;• GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, ; river, and in case of dispute the question is rope, except France, agreed to suppress to be submitted to arbitration of engineers. the action of Greece in beginning war on *2d Street and. 4th Avenue, New Ubrk Sixth.—The geographical position of the Turkey. The various countries sent war Entrance from waiting room of New York 5* Chixey and Usumasinta rivers is to be ships, which blookaded Grecian ports and ew Haven & Hartford Kailroad. tf38 fixed from intersection of first parallel to held all coast commerce in check until its points of confluence with the Passion Greece yielded. GOOD river, and the boundary stones are to be Sir Julian Pauncefote, the Hrisish em placed according to the agreement of Sep bassador, was at the state department to tember, 1883. day, but it was said the visit was not in BUILEIHG LOTS. THtJrttS * Seventh.—This agreement is to be sub reference to the Nicaraguan situation, as mitted to the approval of the legislative the British foreign office is dealing di (ON INSTALLMENT PLAN.) ^ , bodies of both countries for approval, but rectly with Nicaragua. to be previously published by both coun FOR SALE, Our Men's and Boys' Clothing, tries if so desired, and the exchange of the THE SWOLLEN MERBIMA0. ratifications must take place before the On Wilton Avenue Furnishings for Men and Boy's, last day of May. The Kiver Beached High Water Mark, but Two copies were signed by Foreign Min Is Now Receding Slowly. ister Mariscal and Guatemalan Envoy de MANCHESTER, N. H., April 17.—The APPLY TO • ' . V .HATS • • and CAPS. • Leon. Merrimac river reached the highest mark ever recorded at the Amoskeag dam today, Charles Olmstead. Carefully selected styles in Clothing, THE EIGHT OF ASYLUM. when it was 10% feet above the top of the dam. The water was 31 feet deep and al made lender our own supervision and merchant Vessels In Port Not Included—A most touched the bottom of Amoskeag Letter by Secretary Gresham. bridge. Tho Cygnet boathouse, just above guaranteed every way.— WASHINGTON, April 18. — Secretary the falls, has been moved from its moor For Sale bvj Gresham, in response to a letter addressed ings, and it is feared that it will be car Your Money Back if You Want It to the state department by C. P. Hunting ried away. If it goes, it will carry the 6. A. Gregory & Co., Norwalk. ton, president of the Pacific Mail Steam bridge with it. During the night a tem ship company, asking for an exact defini porary dam had to be built around the P. W. A. BENEDICT & CO., tion of the powers in relation to right of C. Cheney Paper works near the falls' in COPYRIGHTS. ssylum, etc., of captains of. merchant order to save the buildings. All the mills PATENT t along the river are shut down as well as prompt answer and an honest opinion, write to 19 steamers in foreign waters, has responded MUNN & CO., who have had nearly nrty years' Sentinel Bld'g. Main St. those at Goff's Falls, and the lower floors experience in the patent btuiness. Commnnica* that the so called doctrine of right of asy tiona strictly confidential. A H an dbook of In« lum having no application to merchant of nearly all of them are flpoded in some formation concerning Patents and bow to ob SOUTH NORWALK, NORWALK. places to a depth of eight feet. A large tain them sent free. Also a catalogue of mechan P.P.F. vessels in port it follows that a ship mas ical and scientific books sent free. ter can found no exercise of discretion amount of machinery has been ruined, Patents taken, through Mann & Co. receive CURES ALL 5KIN and the loss will be very heavy. All of the special notloeintiie Scientific American, and on the character of offense charged against thus are brought widely before the public with the refugee. While no general rule can be bridges have been greatly weakened. The out cost to the inventor. This splendid paper, AND North Weare Bailroad bridge has been issned weekly, elegantly illustrated,has by tax the laid down as a comprehensive principle^ a largest circulation of any scientiflo wirlc in the merchant vessel in foreign port is within partly moved by the flood and is only held world. 93 a year. Sample copieaBentfree. in place by a long train of freight cars Building EditioD.monthly, i2.50 a year. Single the local jurisdiction of the country with copies..25 cents. Every number contains bean. NOT TRUE. BLDDD DI5EAEE5. respect to the offenses or offenders against heavily loaded. At Hooksett the watei plates, in colors, end photographs of new Physicians endorse P. P. P. as a splendid touches the bottom of the railroad bridge, bonseis. ritb plans, enabling builders to show the combination, and prescribe It with great the laws thereof, and an orderly demand later ~ esigns and Secure contracts. Address The impression that because we have a satisfaction for the cures of all forms and for the surrender of a person accused of and a freight train is pecessary to keep the MDNN £ CO- KKW YOKK, 301 BBOADUM; stages of Primary, Secondary and Tertiary crime by due process of law, with exhi structure in position. On the lowlands bition of a warrant of arrest in the hands of below this city many houses are surround Handsome store you can not buy shoes the regularly accredited officers of the ed by water and have been vacated. There P.P.F. law, may not be disregarded or resisted have been no trains from the north ox HENRY TILLY, From us just as cheap as elsewhere. by the master of the ship. south since yesterday over the Concord Arbitrary attempts to capture a passen and Montreal road, and no mails have CURES RHEUMATISM been received in the city since yesterday We not only have the best at the Lowest Syphilis, Sy phllitlo Rheumatism, scrofulous ger by force may call for a disavowal when CARRIAGE MAKER,; Ulcers and Sores, Glandular Swellings, the resort to violence endangers the lives morning. The waters are now receding Rheumatism, Malaria, Old Chronic Ulcers slowly. SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ' Cash Prices, but we can sell you good that have resisted all treatment, Catarrh, of innocent men«and the property of a friendly nation. Whether, if force be A Sawmill Swept Away. -Manufacturer of- Shoes as cheap as any store in Norwalk. CURES threatened, the master of a vessel is justi PORTLAND, Me., April 17.—At West fied in putting in jeopardy, by his resist Buxton today A, K. P. Lord's sawmill ance, the interests confided to his care, on Saco river was swept away. The debris Family Carriages. Victorias,Bowies Call and be convinced. must be largely a question for his discre struck the bridge below and carried away ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. tion. That the passenger may have come Skin Diseases* .Eczema* Chronic Female one end of it. At Bar Mills 10,000 feet oi Complaints, Mercurial Poison,Tetter, Scald on board at the port where the demand is logs belonging to C. W. McKenney were Head, etc., etc. made, or at another port of the same coun carried off. The river is full of logs from ADAMS EXPBESS COMPANY P.P.P. is a powerful tonic, and an excellent try, is immaterial to the right of local an immense boom which broke at Hiram jurisdiction. Low Rates. - # ' ? ' Prompt Delivery last night. Only one boom is left in Saco Bracnh Office, Norwalk, at Morris Benedict The secretary concludes with an admoni river. . ^ Pmm r PMM O FNA t _ tion to American merchant captains to Main Office* depot. JSonth Norwalk, permit the orderly operation of the law in A CHINESE CANARD. L. HUNT, Agent. OLSEN CURES SCROFULA. foreign ports on their ships, and thus avoid appetizer, buildlngup the systein rapidly. application for asylum of refugees and the It Is Reported That the Emperor Has De- Ladles whose-systems are poisoned and occasions for the exhibition of arbitrary clared the Empire Ended. Wm. Lockwood, 'Shoe Dialers, whose blood Is in an impure condition, due force against their ships. ' LONDON, April 16.—A dispatch from Real Estate, Insurance and Inrestmeo Shanghai to a news agency here says that Securities. CURES T£e'Carson taint Bobbery. a proclamation bearing the emperor's Cazette Building. RENO, Nev., April 16.—The arrest of name has been issued describing the em MONEY TO LOAN. Assistant Melter and Befiner Jones in con pire as finished and asserting that he is nsarance Placed in First-Class Companies. nection with the frauds at the United unable to govern any longer, and that the to menstrual irregularities, are peculiarly States mint here has caused much interest^ Office—Corner Main & Wall 8ts., Norwalk benefited by the wonderful tonic and blood- officials he trusted are corrupt. cleansing properties of P. P. P., Prickly Ash, and there are a multitude of rumors afloat. It is added that the proclamation has Poke Root and Potassium. Jones' examination will be held Thursday caused great excitement, and that there before United States Commissioner Ed are signs of rebellion. The dooument, G. A. FRAKKE, wards of Carson. Jones says be can prove however, is said to be the work of the se I DO NOT that every dollar was made properly and cret societies. claims that all his accumulations are le> WASHINGTON, April 15.—Little doubt is THE HAIR CTJTTEB sell bicycles, but 1 / 5 fVall Street. gitimata . felt at the state department that the proc tfo. 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk. Store formerly occupied by H. H. Williams. Boston's CMlct Jtturaer. lamation posted in Shanghai announcing HOT AND COLD BATHS '^r- •do sell a large quan- LIPPMAN BB0S., Proprietors, BOSTON, April 18.—Medical Examiner that the Chinese empire is finished is * - tity of groceries at Bngglsts, Lippaas'l Block, SAVANNAH, OA. Draper has made his report to the district really the work of the secret societies, for Cook on Blood Diseases mailed fir**' attorney on the death of Alice M. Sterling, there is no record in history of the volun LADIES H WH Drink Poor Tms? New Stock! Best Quality tary abdication of a Chinese' emperor. It yon ean get the BEST it low prices. The fol the little girl who was murdered at Savin Cargo pricesin any Quantity. of Goods! Lowest Bill .last week. He savs, "I am of the is said that these secret societies aimed at 8ena tnis "ad" ana lSc.in stamps the existence of the present dynasty are and we will mail you al-41bsam- lowing are a few of opinion that Alice M. sterling came tc ple Of BEST TEA IMPORTED. Prices for Cash, her death by a fracture of the skull." The numerically strong in the central prov Any kind yon may select—BI® ' the bargains jor cash report states that evidence of an attempt inces, and it is apprehended that upon PREMIUMS—BIQ INCOMES Home made Bread, Cakes and the conclusion of peace their ranks will be made by sending orders for Teas, to criminally assault the girl was found. Coffees, Spices and Baking Pew- only. FOR swelled by the disbanded soldiers influ der to Pies. _ THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA W. Sardine*, 5c.;box. " , INVALIDS. Umra Khan Threatens to Flee. enced by the Hunan, or war, party, and P. O. Box SSB. 31 and 33 Ve»ey St., N. * Fresh Country Eggs. .INFANTS- that sporadic revolutionary movements New Corn, 7c. can. ( ' TRAbir*" CALCCTTA, April 18.—A dispatch from may be expected in various parts of the Large'Loaf of Bread, 5e. ~ The Best Batter. <> Simla today says that Umra Khan has in* DIRECTIONS 0+ mmm wm LI Flour, 5.0c! and 55c. a bag. Hay, Grain and Feed at Bottom 0 formed Sir Bobert Low, the commander of oountry. for using CATAK R fl Sugar, 28 pounds for $1.00. the British expedition advancing on Chit- Walsh Says rrlesti Should vote. Prices, for Cash. • Six bars Babbitt's Soap, 25c. I THE ONLY PERFECT ral, that if. the British advance any fur DUBLIN, April 16.—Archbishop Walsh, 6REAM BALM KStyg Six pounds Soda Crackers, 25c. Watch this space for a list of prices. ther he intends to flee from the country. who has just returned from Rome, has Substitute for Mother's Milk, The British loss in the fighting on the written a letter to the newspapers contra Apply a particle of Greenfleld,Mass. Pangkora river was four killed and 21 the Balm well up A GentlemenI use M&Iln's Food both for ( dicting the statement ciroulated at Wick- into the nostrils. P. J. ' J A. A. BROWN. # myself and children, and thinfelt superior to : wounded. ; low that he desires priests to abstain from After a moment Outer prepared fOodsfor promoting strength I all draw strong breath FEVER A9 3m I find health: Yours veiy truly, Mlsa Letter's Fiance In New York. interference in elections. The arch throngh the nose. §4=3 Chapel Street. ' Mm G. W. SPUBSa bishop says: "I am very far indeed from Use three times a A9 3m NEW YORK, April 18.—-The Hon. George wishing anything of the kind. I always day. after meals MR. E. H. WILSON'S ' Worcester,lvoxvojier, ]jiiua, • ••• ; N. Curzoii, M. P., who arrived today per referred, and be- Dear Sirs:—Ifeel as thpqgli:jf Ihearaibabyl desire^ that priests should exercise to the ore retiring. # tbat isn't well, I must telltheiporMe]llnra \ .White Star line steamer Magestic from fullest extent their natural and legitimate f #Food, as it saved my atSt'pabyand Wide a- Liverpool, is the eldest son of Lord Scars* Horace E. Dann, I \ strong, healthy baby dfmy%ec6ti&one.;$I^« | I Influence in all public affairs, and I trust I lia's Food tt air It promise*. , dale a&d is a well known author and cele that upon the present most critical occa Ely's Cream Balm CXCEL8IOK I 1 ; ' Youtsjvery truly v 'Jfis. E. G. BBADY. brated traveler. He is engaged to Miss sion priests will not fail in their publio Opens and cleanses Mary Letter, daughter of Levi Z. Loiter, the nasal passages, !| Charlestown, Hassu duty." allays pain and in* -FEVER 1 s 1flg I Gentlemen .—Have been an Invalid for i > formerly a partner of ^Marshall Field of nammacion, heals the sores, protects the T ivery fw ? stable Norwalk, Conn. L severed months and Mellin's'Food latheonly * . Chicago. , Young Christians to Meet. / ii membrane from colds, restores the sense of ' food I've had that I rellshed.andatthesame I " taste and smell. The Balm is quickly absorb v • :v ' . I nourished aud strengthened. : i I Another Body Recovered at Gloversville. PITTSBURG, April 16.—The fifth annual i< z { Opposite Danbnry and | I • Mrs. A. B. DAVIS. ' . international convention of the Y. M. C. ed and gives relief at once. Price 50c at drug GLOVEBSVILLE, N. Y., April 18.—The gists or by mail. _ „ . J N6irwalkB«41road depot Thompson, Conn. ] > A. will meet here April 18-21, and it is ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren street, N. T •kf, Norwalk, Cftrn. Stylish DISTINCTIVE # Gentlemen t—We bave used MeUln's Food 1 ' body of Washington Vedder, for which expected 250 delegates will be present from In our family with remarkable Bnceess for a search was being made, was found today Single or Double Teams #very delicate child; other nourishment prov- the United States and the provinoes. ) ing C failure. F. A. STKABNS. in the ruins of the Tietz.block, which col Among the prominent speakers will be •yS . with or without drivers. FEATURES: lapsed yesterday on account of defective Safelhorses for women *. t Livermore Falls, Me. Rev. J. Q. A. Henry, D. D., California; L. i I GenMemen*— I cannot say too much in foundaton walls, and from which the body W. Messer, Chicago; George C. Stebbins, - and children. . . ' , praise of Mellin's FootL I commenced using of Abram Vedder was taken out yesterday. For Sale or To Rent PVell considered methods OT | I ft when my baby was four weeks old; she 4 t Brooklyn; Mrs. Grace Whitney Evans, De . | was not well then and I feared ahe waa going . L troit; Miss R. F. Morse, New York, and r- H On Easy Terms, instruction. \ to be a sickly child, but she commenced to \ ' Killed on the New York Elevated. SADDLE HORSES A SPECIALTY gain rapidly and is now a fat, healtby child, Miss E. K. Price, general secretary inter One new double honse, all improvements #nearly six months old. NEW YORK, April 18.—Julius Albright, national committee. one honse on West Main street, also 3 buildln Due regard for the individu | ( Mrs. F. B. WniTTiMOSE. a colored man residing at 1775 Third ave lots at East Norwalk, and other property. ality of pupils. Mechanics Falls, Me. nue and employed as a billposter, while Left to the New Directors. C. H. HARYEY. My baby which I fed on Mellln's Food posting advertisements on the structure CINCINNATI, April 16.—W. E. Hutton, fifteen months ago, is now a fat and healthy of the elevated railroad station at Ninth S. B. Wilson, Demands on each boy suited # boy to the surprise of my friends, who ail Cincinnati member of the Whisky trust thought the child could not live. Mellln's , avenue and Thirtieth street was struck by reorganization committee, on his return Food saved him. a train was instantly killed. to his capacity. ft y Mrs. HENRY A. CROOKER. from a conference with General McNulta, CARPENTER^'BUILDE! MTTIMT AGEHCY, Office,.9% WAIX ST., N^Olv wI*AK. Careful observation of each Wallingford, Ccnn. r : Postmasters Appointed. explained that General MoNulta as receiver My boy bas never been sick a day since he has decided not to pay rente to distilleries TVETER I.. GUIGUE, Florist and Nursery Toadies desiring first-class help can obtain commenced taking Mellin's Food, nor well WASHINGTON, April 18.—The fourth X man Union Avenue, north "of Union X thesame at the above acency, also those wish- boy's progress. a moment before he took it. in the trust not in operation. The reoeivei Cemtery Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green :• r»ift«n postmasters appointed today were: had decided to leave that matter to the iqg positions, either male or female^ can Be- J. J. REDMOND. Massachusetts—Berkley, John Carroll: Honse Hot Honse and Bedding and Yege-~v, cnre employment. Means carefully adapted to \ ' l-nrr our book **Tho Care an€^, new board of directors whom the stock table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Treaj, WANTED IMMEDIATELY, positions for I ) rKrh Feedlngof Infants,1"mailed i Tarpaulin Cove, G. A. Merithew. , holders will elect at the Peoria meeting Shubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on ' Mver&l thoroughly competent men, either as the proposed end. ' . I 11laky to anyone, anywh:ere. Pennsylvania — Carrick, Ferdinand hand,and all sorts of designs in flowers ar* , eoachmen,helper aroundres^wceOTon farm. Wednesday. ranged to order. r y^jBoarding Pupils, $500.00. i Doliber-Goodale Co., Boston, Mass. Fricke; Edison, H. C. Ettinger; McAl P*~(Iradinsr and refilling oemeterylots f veys Fort, L. A. Bigolow. v; The GAZETTE and Tribune, $1<00. ; ^ iii/kiit ; : City Employment Agi ' -' Day Pupils, $130.00, ., ended to. • 70 North Mam street, South Nc , : -;;\v . / ;.:V ' *• <*. > - ; ! l1 • ' *1 - ' J •** V*\ ' • t 'V • - , > , V . -•.V •*:« • • v.<. .'•i L ' .W • 't • V > 5. N , O . S < V i ' f - " > - _ • ,. ' ,' -- f ' :?•: •? • -?'•;':S- ••••••: •" ''r;v "-.••'•/ -v,:•-:• v v,"\ ". /.-, •-.>•- v •• ••-••,•.-' . -ks • : 1 •"?%•••• '•-> ' ^ ^ / "^.v. - ••• • v, >*—'v;x •. v rv :'•• rv: ' ' " - ' * ». " " • " * ' V * » * ' ' ' ' WKK Kl.Y%X R W "V r•' " S-'^. •- > - • ' • ~ " DECORATION DAY. u«\r;. i- .v: .*• £ S sigh would it draw, f e-clat" for his bra-ver-y! bo - som would burn, . ^ When I fiw re - turn crown'd with vie - to-ry! . ; •'• • "m- 1-if Composed by H. B. BISHOP. laniilitaire. >rl for. . ..•> ; «« I nd lib. c 1 * If an ar - my of Am - a - zon9 e'er came in play, As a dashing blue Sergeant I'd : r: :S&&~M B ;i3ig -o v« • * •=i—n—=i- 1. If It had a beau For a sol - dier who'd go, Do you think I'd say no? no, no, not I! ± 2. When toy sol - dier was gone, D'ye think I'd take on, Sit mop - ing for -lorn? no, no, not I! march a - way. A dashing blue Sergeant I'd march a - way, march a - way, J-JJ • fTilJBJ J* li j>ia. m P^-} • h f—m— fel Jr£ J*. J ^=£=$4£ -m v SEEfgE For a Sol - dier who'd go, Do you think Fd say no? no, no, no, no, no, D'ye think I'd take on, ^ Sit mop - ing for - lorn? no, no, no, no, no, march a - way, march a - way, march a - way, march a - way march a - way, march a - way,. t I- & nr Etc ihifer =g ill & i* f»- •=?—=i- • ••••J no, not ; I!... When his blue coat I saw, Not a no, not '!!••• His fame may con-cern, How my march a - way,. . march a way, • *•% VJ| i^ I i.^rAi\rf'fTf' bhj» •' \pfj- mf mf pia. ZL*~U ,U *J ^•1=^ r.' r f—j»-=rg .1 1 i—: 1 1 1 -i 1— m w jj»~^ -S-i i i i.i i (a pp.)—2. Copyright, 1894, by The New York Musical Echo Co. B.OW'8 THIS. MAT WED HOLLAND'S QUEEN. DEATH OF 0. H. MAUSUE. A PABISIAN JOKE. We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward x '• Prince Alfred Likely to Be Betrothed to He Was Assistant Comptroller of the Treas It Is Alleged That Dr. Nansen Has Found for any case of Catarrh that can no tbe ury and an Ex-Congressman. cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure. Side Young Wilhelmina. tllte Long Songlit North I'ole. F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props. Toledo O. LONDON, April 17.—The World pub WASHINGTON, April 17.—Mr. Charles H. PARIS, April 16.—-The Figaro gives cur : We the undersigned, have known F. lishes a report to the effect that Prince Mansur, assistant comptroller of the treas rency to a rumor that Dr. Nansen, the J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and be Tracked Alfred of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, eldest son ury department and formerly a member of arctic explorer, has found the north pole, lieve him perfectly honorable in all congress from Missouri, died today at the and that it is situated on a chain of and heir to the Duke of Saxe-Ooburg- business transactions and financially >n account of sickness. Rail National hotel. His death had been ex mountains. It is also said that Dr. Nan able to carry out any obligations made pected for about a week. sen planted the Norwegian flag there. The by their firm. road men are more likely to Mr. Mansur was 60 years old on Mareh story is regarded a3 without foundation. West & Truax Wholesale Druggists, wear out than the average man. 6. He was a Philadelphian by birth and Dr. Nansen's arctic expedition left for Toledo O,, Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, was educated in Massachusetts. Mr. Man the north on June 24, 1893, in the sailing The strongest frame cannot sur was admitted to the bar at Richmond, vessel* Fram. His programme was to Wholesale Druggists Toledo Ohio stand the frog-jumping, curve- Mo., in 1856, and in tho same year he re Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internallv make for tho New Siberian islands and acting directly upon the blood and rounding, go-ahead, stop short A Cold in the Head moved to Chillicothe, where he afterward thence directly north till the Fram should life, without showing the wear. resided. Ho was for many years a mem be imbedded in the ice and drift along mucous surfaces of the system. Price ber of the Chillicothe board of education, with it, following the west coast of any 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. The pain in the back at night The quickest way to a member of the Democratic stato central land that might be lhet with northward. Testimonials free. means the Kidneys are tired. get rid of it—the simplest committee from 1864 to 1868, a delegate The doctor sent a dispatch from Vardoe Three Murderers to Hang. to the national Democratic convention in Buker's Kidney Pills vM and surest—no bother, no oh Aug. 23, 1893, which he had written FORT SMITH, Ark., April 17.—Charles New York in 1868, prosecuting attorney of at Charabowa, in the Yugorski straits, on will help tired Kidneys—they trouble—is with Livingston county from 1875 to 1879 and Smith, a negro tough, and Webber Isaacs, the second of that month, reporting that a young Indian, have been sentenced t< are a tonic and will revive the delegate at large to the national Dem he was about' to sail into the Kara sea, ocratic convention at Chicago in 1884. hang by the United States court Witt vital organs, help nature in her and that so far the Fram had behaved Cherokee Bill on June 25. Smith killed Mr. Mansur's congressional career consist splendidly, especially in forcing her way hard task, and take years of ache ed of service in the Fiftieth, Fifty-first and two men at Muskogee during the fair last off a prematurely old back. They Salva-cea through the ice that had been met with. fall. He has been tried here for three mur Fifty-second congresses. He was defeated •". (TRADE-MARK). ders, but was convicted of manslaughtei contain no narcotics, mercury, for nomination to tho Fifty-third congress • Color Itine In the Epworth League* i by Uriah S. Hall, and soon afterward Mr. in two cases. He is a gambler and the or alcohol. They remove dis It cures Catarrh. It ST. Louis, April 17.—At a meeting ol friend and adviser of Cherokee Bill's moth ease by removing the cause. Cleveland appointed him second comptrol the ministers of tho Methodist Episcopal cures all inflammation. It ler of the treasury^ er. Druggists sell them for 5a church the color line was drawn in the ' Rheumatism Cured In a Day. , cures • -- ' Specimen Cases matter of admitting tho colored branches cents. Book about Backachc ; QUEEN VTILHELMIXX. Y of the Epworth league. Rev. Mr. Lenig "Mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and S. H. Cliftord, New Cassel, Wis., was Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days. and Kidney trouble, free, PiieSf Skin Diseases, Gotha, more generally known as the Duke troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism, claimed that to admit the colored branches would destroy the plans of the league. Its action upon the system is remark Bukcr Pill Co., Bangor, Me. ? ' of Edinburgh, second son of Queen Vic his stomach was disordered, his liver was able and mysterious. It removes at Sere Throat, Burns, toria, is likely to be betrothed tc-the young affected to an alarming degree appetite Rev. A. R. Brown, a colored preachet who was present, said that the negroes once the cause and the disease imme Queen Wilhelmina of Holland. fell away, and he was terribly reduced in diately disappears. The first dose Toothache, Wounds, Theiyoung queen was bornatThe Hague flesh and strength. Three bottles of Elec were doing all in their power for tho Cleaning and Dyeing. church, and if their color was objected to greatly benefits, 75 cents. Sold by W. - J on Aug. 31, 1880, and the young prince tric Bitters cured him, A. Yogel Druggist Norwalk. 50-1 yr Earache, ^ Sore Muscles, ' was born in London on Oct. 15, 1874. The Edward Shepherd, Harrisbnrg, 111. had they would ask to be left out. mother of Queen Wilhelmina is regent of a running sore on his leg of eight years' The Rings of Saturn. Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Holland during the minority of the queen. standing. Used three bottles of Electric "There Is Danger In Delay." LONDON, April 17.—The Standard, com Gent's Clothes Cleaned. \ . It has been announced liere that Quee'n Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklin's Ar Since 18611 have been a great sufferer menting upon the discovery made by Pro Two sizes, 25 and 50 cents. Wilhelmina, accompanied by the queen nica Salve and his leg is sound and well. from catarrh. I tried Ely's Cream Balm fessor Keeler of the Alleghany observatory regent, will leave Amsterdam on May 26 Gent's Clothes Dyed - At druggists, or by mail. John Speaker,.Catawba, O., had five large and to all appearances am cured. Terri. that the rings of Saturn are composed ol for London, via Flushing. fever sores on his leg, doctors said he bleheadaches from which I had long innumerable small bodies or satellites and T THE BRAKDRETH CO., 274 CANAL ST., N. V. Ladies' Clothes Cleaned. All Free was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters snffered are gone.—VV. J. Hitchcock, that they do not revolve at the same speed and cue box Bucklin's Arnica Salve Late Major U. S. Vol. and A. A. Gen., about the planet, says that this merely ? Those who have used Dr. King's New Buffalo, N. Y. confirms the theory of Professor Trouve* Ladies' Clothes Dyed. ^ Discovery know its value, and those who cured .him entirely. Sold at H. R. Hale's drugstore. Ely's Cream Balm has completely lot of Harvard university, which was have not, have now the opportunity ot cured me of catarrh when everytning 1 j 1 ' enunciated 20 years ago. r-a-.v M try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug- f else failed. Many acquaintances have -VIT OI/IFI on ine VIIUUA ' ' £ BOXING gist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send used it with excellent results.—Alfred —English Spavin Liniment removes TOCQUE'S : • your name and address to H. B-. Bucklen PITTSBURG, April 16.—Oil continued its all Hard, Soft or Calloused Lumps and A:;-.;-: upward climb today, and no one seems W. Stevens, Caldwell,. Ohio. r.;. ;;-i- Co., Chicago, 111., and get a sample Price of C;eam Balm is fifty cents. Blemishes from horses, Blood Spavius, box of Dr. King's New Life Pills Free willing to predict when the return trip Curbs, Splints, Sweeney, Bing-Bone, Dyeing; and Cleaiiiw Mi las well as a copy of Guide to Health and will begin. The Standard'put its price up The Fiscataqha Over Its Banks. Stifles, Sprains, all Swollen Throats, . Household Instructor, Free. All of which 25 cents, to $2, which g*ve prices on. the PORTSMOUTH, N. H., April 16.—The Coughs, etc. Save $50 by use of one exchange a lively impetus. May option Broad River, > GIVEN BY [ is guaranteed to do you good and cost Piscataqua river has overflowed its banks bottle. Warranted the most wonder you nothing. H. R. Hale' Drug store. opened at $2. 05 bid, an advance of 6 oellta in several places, and the sawmill and ful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold •r; over the closing on Saturday. The first bridge at Conway, Me., are threatened. by G. A. Gregory & Co. Druggist 38 Office at Singer Sewing Machine Agen sales were at $2. to, and th'e price kept go | Alice Sterling's Alleged Slayer In Court. At Union and Madison the tracks of the Wall St. Norwalk Conn. ~ - 48 ly Prof. George Yoerger. ing up until 10,000 barrels sold at $3.25, cy, Main street. j , BOSTON, April 16.—Angus Gilbert, the Boston and Maine railroad are covered the highest point yet reached. Cash oil Pittsburg's Big Shoot. Private lessons at home, if desired j i alleged'murderer of Alice Sterling, whose with six feet of water from neighboring • *' ;• PITTSBURG. April 17.—The Interstate j body was found in a barn on Savin hill sold at $2.21. streams, and passengers are being trans DAILY GAZETTE' ^ Shooting association opened its season Fttll'course, 12 leesons, $10. | last week, was arraigned in tho Dorchester TOLEDO, April 15.—Ohio crude oil ad ferred by teams to special trains eabh side here with a three days' shoot at inanimate A set-to guaranteed every pupil. ; municipal court today charged with mtir- vanced 10 cents today. North of Lima Is of the washouts. If the water continues Classified Business Dirictoiy. targets, beginning today. A new handicap | der. He waived examination and was now 11.17, south of Lima f 1.15 and In to rise, all trains will have to be discon ADDRESS diana $1.05. .,-^ system was first used in this tourney. Ex Cards unaer this tteaa *2.SO p«r line per v«ar - - [ bound over for appearance beforo the su- r tinued on this branch. iNauxjjfcx, Prof. George Yoerger. I pertor criminal court the first Monday in i BEJSIFJ? IN SIX HOUBSr perts shoot at five unknown traps, un NORWALK FIRE INS. CO., H Jn sneoesstul j May. Gilbert appeared very calm and ' Mothers Read Thi ' . _ known angles, while amateurs will shoot bnsine«8 since 1860; no outstanding olainw. WILSON, O. E., Gazette bldg.. N. Invest- ' Nor walk, Oonn. j stoical and had nothing to say. 5'BJ' :.i Distressing Kidney and I Bladder at known traps, unknown angles; the win "My child is subject to severe attacks ner of the amateur class in one event will ments and money to loan. Alio insurance V ' Or apply at Louis Potter's. diseases relieved in six hoars by the of diarrhoea. - During the last sickness. writtenin b est of companies at lowest rates Some foolish Mothers "New Great South American Sidney Dr. Hand's Diarrhoea Mixture was freply move up into the.expert class next event, ATTOJtJTXTS. Care." This new remedy is a great HUBBELL. JAMES T..» Water street. H. Let their babies cry with colic, given and an immediate cure resulted Bucklin's Arnica Salve. HURLBUTT, J. BELDEN, 'a5, S\> surprise on accoant of its exceeding It would have required a dozen visits of Attorney and Counselor at Law. room 4, Cap Raymond ^ Son. mother no rest night or day. How 1 promptness in relieving pain in the ^The Best Salve in the world for Cuts stairs) Gamtte Bnildinn. Norwalk. when Dr. Hand's Colic cure gives imme bladder, kidneys, back and every part a physicians, as on former occasions. . I Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Bheum • WAMIl*r &BOCJBX. .->• Bsors to George H, Baymond, ^ diate relief to baby. It removes wind of the urinary passages in male or believe Dr. Hand's remedies would have Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands 8BLLEOK. OEORGR WA%D. 18 Wall St., V ' vii Furniture Dealers and General Foneral from the stomach, quiets the nerves and female. It relieves retention of water saved the life of the child I lost, had OhilblaiuB, Corns and all Skin Erup Best goods Teas and Coffees. Specialties. - they been within my reach at the time tions, and positively enrea Piles- or no hlVXSY STJLBLE. Directors. p|'.- gives festfvl sleep. Mother. send, to-day and pain in passing it almost immediate DAHH.H. Btobte. to your drug gtore for a 25c bottle. Think ly.| 'If ydu want quick relief and cure of its sickness." Mrs. F. H Bennett, Payrequired. It is guaranteed to give 48 Main street, Norwalk, Ot. of the weary hours it saves you. If baby's this is your remedy. Sold by G A. 722 New street, Camden, N. J. They are perfeotsatisfaction, or money refunded RAYMOND. G.^ 46-4£Main at.,; telephone ' r splendid children's remedies 25 „cents. Print" 35 oents Mm FT Mr » Residence, 3 Berkeley«Place. gums are sore, teething, use Dr. Hand's Gregory & Co., Druggists, Norwalk, per box. For Salr bi Bi;TE3.P.W.Wat«r8t..N; Steam Stone Work* :: K All drugstores. H.. B. Hale. Monumental aad Bld'a. 7^6 ••••I*:", eethiug. At all druggists 25c., Co En., 88 Wall street. 996y V- , , / .--J. • y WEEKLY NOR W -hf The Jones & Hotchkiss crockery store NORWAIKSELGAZETTE is being wired for incandescent lights. rf.- Father Russell of New Haven, was > Trutht,b*ve all things." in town, to-day, a guest of Rev. Father Slocum.v FRIDAY, APRIL 19th, 1895. Peter Callahan. One of the leading -T. 5'/ awning dealers in this state, has placed i JJ'tp s!il§tli •» handsomely striped awning at the Entered in the Fost-Oflice as a Newspaper corner store in the Opera House block, for the protection from sun and rain of Groceryman Betti large display of fruits Terse Tales of the Times. and vegetables. —Pictures framed by Hayes.Main fet. To-day .is the second birthday anniT versary of Groceryman Peter J. The Ladies matinee Whist club dance O'Brien's daughter Nora. In honor of summer will take place to-night. the event, Nora's mother invited a number of her little friends to a feast Mrs. Mary McGrath died at her home of cakea, candies, etc., and all had a on Leonard street, yesterday. frolicksome good time. —flip steake, 18c. at Smith's market, —Low prices at Hale's. alltf 55 Main street Daniel C. Corrigan, a well-known Under the new management of the Danbury machinist, died yesterday. Port Chester Journal, there is one Our Furnishing Goods Department Men's Derby Hats in all the Fash thing certain, and that is, the papers is stocked with all tlie newest novel ionable shapes and colors at $2.00 and $3.00. James McAllister, yesterday, re sent to out of town subscribers are ties at very low prices. Men's Spring wrapped up in a more secure and ar and Summer Neclrwear at 25 and 50 Men's and Boys' Alpines iivall the moved from Winnipauk to Camp street. cents. Negligee Shirts at CO, 75 costs newest colors, $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00. tistic manner than formerly, evidence and $1.00. Percale Shirts, newest We are showing an elegant line of Miss Maniie Pomeroy of Academy that the details of the office are care designs, special, £8 cents. Hosiery, Boys' and Children's Caps in the new street, is visiting friends in Brooklyn. fully attended to. A slouchily wrap Underwear, Suspenders, Gloves, Um shapes of Tam O'Shanter, Yachts, etc. ped newspaper makes ones eyes sore. brellas in endless varieties. Mrs. Sarah F. Earle and daughter of Danbury, are visiting friends on Camp SOUTH NORWALK street. • NOTICE. Mrs. William Collins is visiting her Whatever we sell we guarantee to Another baby girl has been born to Men's Shoes in Eusset and Calf, brother, Mr. E. H. Matthewson. give perfect satisfaction. Mr. and Mrs. William Casey of Stevens special values at $2.50 and $3.00. A Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furn Miss Emma Jourdan, of Brooklyn, is complete assortment of Boys' and street. ishing Goods. : visiting Mrs. Thomas Benedict, Jr. Children's Shoes, made to give good Samples and blanks for self-meas Judge Fenn continues to improve wear. Our assortment of Ladies' and urement sent upon application. Mr. M. S. Soper, of Henry street, Misses' Shoes and Oxfords is large rapidly. He walked out yesterday a sailed for Northport to-day in his sloop. and varied. 0 TOGEIi BROTHERS. short distance from his home. Aeolian society is meeting with Miss Helen S warts, of Haviland street, this —Sirloin steak, 16c at Smith's market FASHIONABLE CLOTHING FOR MEW, BOYS AMP CHILDREN. 55 Main street. afternoon. F. St. John Lockwood has disposed Miss Edith Hunt arrived this morn Men's Spring Overcoats, in alt the new styles (short, medium or long) Sizes 4o 50 inch chest SIOj $12, $15, $18 to $28 of one acre of salt meadow land at ing and will spend the summer with Calf Pasture, to Christian Swartz. her mother in this city. Men's Spring Suits, In Single Breasted Sacks (either n cr 4 Button) and Cutaway Frock Suits.. $12, $15, $18, $20 to $30 Another big freight engine for the Special : 0llr line of Blue and Black Serges and Choviots are special values at $ | 2, $I 5 and $20. . The Epworth League of the Metho- Consolidatee road, No. 286, arrived yes difct church, will meet at the home of terday from the manufactory. Boys' Spring and Summer Suits, (Long Pants) in Single and Doublo Breasted Sack, made of the newest materials. $8, $ I Of $12,$ 15 to $18 Miss Florence Fitch, this evening. Mrs. W. Shelton Stevenson of Cedar- Small Boys' Suits, (ShortTrousers) made of the. newes t fabrics, both stylish and durable $3.50, $4| $5, to $l6 hurst, Fairfield, is spending a few days (TVe havo an elegant assortment of Fine Dress Suits for Boys, with both Short and Long Pants.) i —All steaks trimmed before weighed at Smith's market 55 Main street. with her parents in this city. Men's Cutaway Coatc and Vests for Dress purposes, in Black, Diagonal, Tricot and Vicuna at.'. ....*12, *15, and *lf The Friday Afternoon club is meet jarAII our Clothing is lined and trimmed with the very beat materials. The short calendar list in the Supe ing Miss Augusta Learnard at the home rior court to-day will be a long one. of Mrs. Joseph Jennings this afternoon. There are two divorce cases on the list. There was quite a blockade of vehi cles at the corner of Main and Wash all tf —Napthaline^ftt Halft 4.8$4 lor 60 to-morrow night. tended Barnum's circus in the evening. have heard, to the First National bank for days. Posted rates,14.88arid $I.90ft sentenced to 20 days and costs by Affairs Mariscal, has been submitted to 4.90& Commercial bills; $4.8?H&4.879j. Silver —Do not fail to see the new styles in Joseph McNamara was arrested for Justice Smith. collection. Samuel Nilson, attorney for the legislative assembly here for approval. certificates, 67@W%; no sales. Bar, silver. 67. Mrs. Stanford, said he had not heard of it, Mexican dollars, 63ii. Government QOftds firm. . ladies' laundered shirt waists now on stealing three table cloths from his Palestine Castle, A. O. K. of M. C., but admitted that it might exist. He had Indicted For Alice Sterling's Murder. gtate bonds quiet and steady. Railrbad bonds ' eale at the Boston Store, Nor walk. mother, yesterday. He was fined $5 last evening, gave a very pleasant re hot been lately engaged with the heavy BOSTON, April 19.—The Suffolk giand Strong. V:-; I A 18 2 and costs by Justice Smith, this morn work of the estate, and consequently it jury today indicted Angus F. Gilbert for Closing prices: :..X. y..',I -. ception to the ladies, who assisted ' in might have come to the knowledge of oth murder in two counts. Gilbert is accused Atchison • &$£ New England $ The Norwalk Forty-five club was de ing. their recent bazaar. er members of his law firm without his at of murdering little Alice Sterling, 8 years Bur.&Quincy.... 72% N. J. Central....» Ann Dunlevey, of this city, has been tention being called to it. old, of Savin Hill, Dorchester district. C., C., C. & St. L. 39HJ North American. B96 feated by a Westport club with the The friends of Emory Stevens gave : Chesapeake & O. '1796 Northern Pacific. 4)6 same cognomen, last night,in a game of granted a widow's pension, her late him a birthday party at his home on J. S. Angus, one of the executors of the Chicago Gas 70J-6 Do. pref Fair estate, said there was such a note, but Dupuy de Lom« In Havana. Cordage 5J6 N. Y.Centrfil..... Wi cards of the same name. husband, Patrick Dunlevey's name Quintard avenue last night. Whist was whether genuine or not he was not pre HAVANA, April 19.—Senor Dupuy de Cotton Oil 21% Qjnaha 8Qf£ having been restored to the pension the order of the evening and a fine sup pared to say. "All we know about it," Lome, the new Spanish minister to the Del. & Hud. 125J4 Ontario & West.. 1W The Boston Store has a new adver- roll and an additional pension granted. said he, "is that S. G. Murphy, president United States, arrived here today on the Distillers' Trust.. 1696 Pacific Mail...... J#J6 per was served about 11.30 o'clock, j Erie 10)6 Reading.... 13 tiemeht in to-day's issue that will pay of the First National bank, came to us steamer Maria Christina and will probably Superintendent Shepard of the New Peter Jar at was arrested for stealing with the note. It purported to be drawn leave here for New York on Saturday. General Electric.. 33 Rock Island...... 66 the ladies to read before starting out York division of the Consolidated rail clothes from the lines in Whistleville, by Mr. Fair to the order of Leland Stan Hocking Valley.. 26*6 Silver Bullion.... 67)6 x Lackawanna. 160 St Paul 8896 on their Saturday's shopping tour. road has sent out notices that hereafter last night. Officer Pennington caught ford. It was for $300,000, was dated five A Requisition Issued For Perry. Lake Shore 141)4 Sugar Refining.. .104)6 in case of accident the road is only years ago and was then within a short ALBANY, April 19.—Governor Morton Lead 3296 Texas Pacific 10)6 A Danbury syndicate has purchased him with the clothes in his possession. time, by its face, of being due. The sig has issued a requisition on the governor of Louisville & Nash 6396 Union Pacific 18i a tract of land consisting of 175 acres liable for the expense of the first call of This morning he was sentenced to 30 natures of both Stanford and Fair appeared New Jersey for the return to this state of Missouri Pacific.. 24)6 Wabash pref 1496 a physician. days and $7 and costs by Justice Smith. good, and no one wanted to say that they Oliver Curtis Perry, the train robber cap Northwestern .... 9396 Western Union... 8796 , near Lake Kenosia, in that town, and were forgeries." / propose making it . "a Bell Island by The Independent Social club met The Daughters of fie American dev tured in that state. General Markets. .* <1 the Lake." • with Robert Dudley last night. The olution met at the home of Mrs. John The Chitral Campaign. Oil Becovers Twenty-three Points. NEW YORK, April 18.—FLOUR—State and y western firm and active; city mills patents, club is trying to arrange the matter so H. Ferris, on West street, yesterday CALCUTTA, April 19.—A dispatch from PITTSBURG, April 19.—Oil opened today |[email protected]; winter patents, 82.8003.15; city mills —Inside skirt of silk moreen and that they can use McClure'd lot at the afternoon. Historical papers were read Simla today announces that the Second at 3.35 and went up to 3.40, 23 points above clearsi, [email protected]; winter straights, $2^6®2.80. sateen in great variety. Prices range corner of Concord and Main streets and Third brigades of the British expedi yesterday's closing. WHfiAT—No. 2 red active and higher on ; from 49 cents to $3 each at the Boston by Mrs. T. K. Noble and Mrs. G. Willis tionary force operating against Chitral ad covering by shorts, strong cables, foreign buy- , ! store, Norwalk. for a tennis court. White. A report of the Continental vanced to Miankalai. The scouts reported Funeral of James \V. Scott. ing and heavy local clearances—nearly1,000,000 The Pittsfield express made the run Congress, held in Washington in Feb that the British force was opposed by 8,000 CHICAGO, April 19.—The funeral serv bushels wheat and flour so far this wpek; May, John Qinty, a Danbury youth, has ruary, was read by Mrs. Blanch aid. of the enemy. The Goorkhas, Seaforth ices of the late James W. Scott, proprietor 62)6<&6215-16c.; July, 63)6(3)63 ll-16c. been sent to Sing Sing prison for five from South Norwalk to Danbury last Highlanders and Punjaub infantry attack of the Chicago Evening Post and Times- CORN—No. 2 advanced with wheat slowly, night, in thirty-two minutes, inoluding Plans were laid for several entertain ed the tribesmen, the mountain batterlef Herald, were held in St. James' Episcopal reports of large planting acting as a check to : yearA for knocking a man down in New ments to be given in the near future, keeping up a continuous fire of shells. $he church today. The funeral was one of the bull operations; May,80)6c.; July, 60J6c. York city and robbing him of a watch the stop at Bethel, and demonstrated OATS-No. 2 quiet hut firm; Sfay, 31J6M ; the possibility of hour-and-a-half trains and for unveiling the Founder's tablet enemy is slowly retreating. On the Brit largest in attendance over held in Chicago, track, white, state, 36040c. and some money. on East avenue on the 19th of Jnne, ish side five soldiers were wounded. the streets in the vicinity of the ohurch be PORK—Quiet; new mess, |13.50@14; family. between Danbury and New York.— ing thronged long before the hour set for fl&60®14. ' - —Porterhouse steak, 23c at Smith's Danbury News. with suitable exercises. The Charges Against Judge Apigell* service arrived. LARD—Easy; prime western, steam, |7.17)f. market 55 Main street. Freemasons' Beverages. ALBANY, April 19.—The judiciary com nominal. The train that reaches this city At mittee of the assembly, to which was re Discussing Assessments. BUTTER—Steady; state dairy, 10@18c.; state INDIANAPOLIS, April 19.—Charles W. ferred the petition presented by Mr. J. N. NIAGARA FALLS, Onfc, April 19.—The creamery, 20c. % Ttiim Kate White, graduate of the 9:41 p. m., struck an unknown man Slick of Mlshawaukee, grand commander CHEESE—Quiet; large, 7)6®ll)6c.; small. 8ft near Riverside, last night, fie was Stewart asking for the impeachment of Canadian grand camp of the Order of Sons ll*c. , Boston school of oratory, will recite of the Indiana commandery, Knights Judge George C. Appell, reported A resolu of Scotland is in session here. About 400 f picked up and taken to the signal tow Templars, caused something of a sensation EGGS—Steady; sta$e and Pennsylvania, *£•.>•% the "Daughter of the Indian Chief," tion that the judiciary committee be au delegates are present, the principal matter 1296c.; western, 12)6c. er where it was found that he was at the annual meeting of the commandery,' thorized to investigate the oharges con under discussion being a graded plan of SUGAR—Raw firm; fair refining, 21146c.; at the Y. M. C. A. entertainment next by denouncing the use of intoxicating Wednesday evening. severely injured. He was then placed tained in the petition and report such rec assessments instead of a general assess centrifugal, B6 test, Sc.: refined firmand active; , liquors in Masonic headquarters. ommendation as public interest required. ment This system will be adopted. ',v crushed, 4 9-16@4?jc.; powdered^ 4 3-10®496o» on the train and taken to the Stamford MOLASSES—FUrm; New Orleans, 33088c. Killed by a Buxssaw. K —Fresh asparagus at Betts & Par hospital. Nova Scotia Politics. .; RICE-Steady; domestic, 4960696c.; Japan. "I?. SOMERS, Conn., April.19.—Frank Starr, King Orro Wins Again* Wimb--- tington's.' • George Smith, of Henry street, who BOSTON, April 19.—King Orro was HALIFAX, April 19.—The byaleotlon TALLOW—Steady; city, 496c.; country. 491c. a sawyer at the Curtis Lumber mill here, for the Dominion house of oommons In • '< is a carpenter in the employ of S. B. met a horrible death. . His clothings came awarded the prize in the bulldog class at HAY-Firm; shipping, 80066c.; tftiod to m W. E. Smith of Wethersfield avenue, Antigonish resulted in the return of Colin choice, 65076c. Sherwood, yesterday stepped on a in contact'with the teeth'of abuzj&£fo and the show here, with His Lordship, winner Hartford, caught a seven pound pike of the decision in New York, in close com Molsaaos, Liberal, by a majority of 114 round file at the head of the shop stairs he was instantly draw'n'on to .'the sharp " over Joseph A. Chisholm, Conservative. in his dooryard, yesterdav. The fish teeth. His head was severed and hjs body - petition. " • ' - " *1VBSONJLL. and fe.l the entire length, driving his frightfully mutilated: rC wasoarried there by overflow water ••,4_For aDam Near RochesteriV->P^ Callaghan and Patterson Confirmed, F the German girl who called at 13 Union hand through a window at the foot of ALBANY, April 19.—The senate confirm I avenue a few evenings since will call at from the Connecticut river. v • Tramps Capture a Freight Train. ALBANY, April 1^.—Senator Parsqns' the GAZETTE office, she will hear of something pijL, the stairs. He cut the main artery of bill providing for the building of a dam in ed unanimously the nominations of to her advantage. al9 3 VJjcV • & i '• A horse attached to a dump-cart and his arm and nearly fainted from loss of WICHITA, Kan., April 19.—News reach the Genesee river near Rochester has passed •Thomas J. Callaghan as port warden of ed here to the effect that 18 tramps who the assembly—83 to 38. - v. -. New York and Jacob M. Patterson to be ,1 driven by Frank Rooney became fright blood. Dr. Coburn rendered medical .were given notice to leave Valley Center Quarantine commissioner. . , _ JFOB SALE. : S8fISi ened at a trolley car on Main street, service and Smith is able to be around took charge of a Santa Fe freight; that the : : crew opened fire and fatally injured two ' The Delaware Senatorial Tienp. ' Law Exonerates the Nurse. " TIOR SALE—The Best Meats at Lowest yesterday afternoon, and ran away, but this morning. N at men. Further particulars are unobtain DOVER, Del., April 19.—The one hun JD possible prices WABBWSLL'S Market. was stopped before doing any damage. CITY OF MEXICO, April 19.—The Amer No. 20 Wall street. IS#!! An Italian organ-grinder shade him able. dred and fourteenth ballot for a United ican who was reported poisoqed in the self very obnoxious toHihe residents of States senator was taken today.' Massey' Amerioan hospital by the carelessness of •••JRI • Steamer La Flandre's Long Trip. again failed to receive a vote. The ballot TO BEST. Moth Marbles at Hale's. alltf West street yesterday. He would play NEW YORK, April 19.—The Dutch oil his nurses is, by law, declared to have died resulted as follows: Higgins, 10; Addicks, of pneumonia. ° Five pleasant rooms in the Had- - a tune on his organ and then ring the tank steamer La' Flandre, captain Lee- 5; Pennewlll, 4; Ridgeley, 9; Bayard, 1. T den block, corner of Wall and River Companies door bell of the house. " When told nadrs, which sailed from Antwerp March streets. Inquire on the premises. al3 tf D and F, and Butcher A Wealthy Man's Double Crime. fei The Merrimac at Normal Height. ^ they had nothing for .,him, instead of 22, arrived today after quitearpraferaflted" Wadhams' Deadwood stage coach, voyage of 37 days, during which she. broke IDA GROVE, la., April 19.—A. Schleitor^ CONCORD, N. H., April 19.—The Merri ORENT—Rooms on second floor at No. 8 drawn by four of Liveryman Dann's leaving, he would continue to play the her thrust shaft. J. mac at this point; has lowered rapidly prospect avenue. Borough water. Bent a wealthy business man, today shot liis Bince last night and is now at a normal Treasonable..to a small family. Apply on the white horses, with music by Ihe City of organ and ring the bell. He was re wife and then himself. He is dead, and premises to GOULD Horr, or at No. 80franklin KS May Be a General Some Day/>-' " height. Trains over all railroads center Norwalk band, and two drum corps, ported to the police and they have she cannot live. Several things indicate, avenue. • . »077tf WASHINGTON, April 19. — Harry H. ing in this city are running practically on paraded up West avenue and through orders to escort him out of town if that he had been planning the suicide for time, the traoks having been temporarily IQgplBNT—•'Two furnished and very pleas Pierce of Holly, N. Y., has been appointed at least several days. ant rooms t• let. Call at No,iaoMaut; Wall stree\ la?t night they find him. a West Point cadet alternate. • retired. ^ 969 tf Vfyt'.Vr-V'r. . . 4.