w
was macs. .
even-rs mo news or THE DAY
ABROAD. ,
Prom-lam to Celebrate the Easter
Holiday. in Wand-din the Ger-
man wetla- Emperor l‘rederlch' lrltn
' lei Phylum—“Ibo Bueharut Blots.
loam, larch 3L-‘I‘he preparations for
I‘d-hating .Iho In” holidays have been
rum and m
-—_——>~
purer W goes out fora
driveheietollowed by Dr. Mackenzie in a
closedbroogham, accompanied byanalddo
compel the naps-Id atafl. When thema-
peroralal erupt-ea drove into Berlin yester-
allowhinudfmordidhagive anysigntohis
companion that he regarded the denim?
thlnaofthaorowdawhich lined the muted
"Mantra of popular hostility toward him-
salt. It is understood, however, that eaten-
sire police precaution! will be taken: against
a recurrence of there manifestations, and
that future otl'oaden will be considered to
have inealted the emperor and prosecuted
upon that charge.
The Bucharest riots are looked upon u
presugiug an immediate series of uprising; in
the Balkan states, chiefly In ltoummia, Rollo
melia and Bulgaria, which have undoubtedly
been organized by Italian agents, and will
be conducted by leaders on Kantian pay. It
has long been rammed, andin many causes
known, that Rluian spies and Bosnian my
hawhecninfreocircnlation inthelialkam,
and if the Muscuvite organizers of revolt
have not mmpum‘tm work to their entire
satisfaction their failure to do so is In nowlsa
attributable to interference ontho part of tho
Buchareet, Sofia or Philippopolis authoritiea
An indication of the linearity of thefrio-
tion existing between the French and the
Italians b furnished by the following Incl—
l‘lcnt: The captain of the Italian ship Pan~
anal, arriving at Marseilles, insisted that
only Italian Iaborun should be employed in
discharging his vesel'a cargo. The French
laborers Income incensed atthatnnd com
plained tothe port commisary of the dis-
crimination against them. Immingof this
action of the French laborers, the Italian
com] at MaraeiIlea demanded of M. Flou-
reus, foreign minister, an explanation of the
poet commirsary’a interference with the
rights of the masters of Italian vowels to
employ whomaoerer they pleasedtoload or
dischargecargoes, or to do any other work
they might require. The tone of the consul's
demand is understood to have narrowly es-
caped hanacending the line within which
"diplomatic language '- confined, and it is
feared that an outlneak of hostilities will
grow out of the aflair.
Pugnacloua Mr. Gllhooly.
Dunux, March SL—Mr. Jellies Gilhooly,
ll. P. for West Cork, who was recently
nuanced to two months' imprismment, but
released on bail wading his appeal, was new
towed to twoweeh additional hnprisonment
yflcrday for a-nlting Police Impactor
Hayes, at Schnll, County Cat
A Collector of Ban Collu-
Pants, March31.—A(ireeknalned Raptor»
orihnwararrestedheraymday in connec-
tion with the robbery ot the Numhnatic
Morena: of medals and ooh valued at
30,”,000 francs. Coin stolen tram Paris
Numismatists were Sound in the prnoner‘s
house.
Ila-Noted”
Prrrsnlrao. an 31—year weeks or
rental-value thejdmoommlttaeaIfiatgla-
maniactureraandworkmadjourned,alb-
jecttooall of the ohairmaa,and thenrika
will go on indefinitely. The adjournment
wasthoremltotamtaldisamtarisiug
outalrnleNo. 7,which neithcsidewaa
willing to abolish or adhere». The rule
provides that the number of apprentices
Ihallnothelimited.
Vandnhllt'a lat-Ira.
Bauxswlca, March 3L~Mr. William K.
Vanderbilt's yacht Alva arrived here your--
day,and is anchored in Eastman-sound.
Mr. Vanda-wt, by Xena P.
0.Beach and W21. oyt, at New York,
oanaeupinalanuchtofirnnrwick,andpaaead
the day here, taking dinner at the Ogle
thorpe. Theyletthcrelastevulng for
Jeykl, where they arespending the day.
The Champlain Confidence Woman.
Ban Air-50310, Tea, March ill—Bertha
Beyman,wholshaownto thepelioe so the
martestconndeneelehemu-hshmerioa,"
the “(m Superla-
tandem Crowley,d Angle-.01,
police. Oahupaspuwutouado quantity
ddiamondanndjewelry,llvo goldwatchee
andsmotnlnouey. Bhohwantedlorobtala
ingmouoyulnlerfalseprm:
Sherman lay Ilthdraw.
Conclave, 0., March 31.-—'l'he recent else-
tleaot delegat- to thamtionalcoumtloa
hunOhiohuwtpartlenlal-Iypleaaedm
torShernlan. Atrleadothiawhobalead-
\.
BUSINESS MMWMEHTB.
llama Shequ the Will-a at Trude
Throughout the Country.
153w You, lamb Sl—I'he total aaruhc
at m (allure- throughout the United
States, as reported to “ '8” (or “I9
ummmaaou. memento.
care-pending garter d 1887, a deem-e d
meaty-five. The liabilities represented this
yearof all failures are realism), egalrlt
' $.59),le in the mneperind of M57. which
. momenta a gain of nearly one-dam in
mum, in the face a decline at 2},“ per cent
In the total number“ fallow» Uf thisgaiuin
amount New York city contributes “762,”,
' thestataoffiea‘giaand Florida, “Ham,
and Ohio "film”. The bank failure in
C'mcianati explains the increased Ionics in
Ohio, and $600,”) 0! the tin-lease in Georgia
and Florida is charged to dhastrous .pecula-
f are in canal Thor-lam in New Yorkcity
during the past quarter number ISI, against
' Illlinthomineperiodot 1587,1lniacreaeeof
I8, or a: per cent, while the liabilities of tailv
his lacunae-l $1,782,1ll0, or 67 per will
ThelailuminCanada and the Province-
aamber 5&5, against 300 during the three
months of 1M, and the liabilities have in-
:rnared from 85,535,300 in I53”. to only
55,W,857 in the last quarter, which is small
In rationscompared with the total incl-ea»
carriage all-llamwhiletluaseta repented bytaib
In; traders increased $674,000, or 31 per mt.
whichpohalongwayto 05565 the lee do
airable features of the report from the
Iknnillion 1
Connecticut Splrl tunllsta. ‘
HARTFORD, March 31,—The spiritualism.
Anniversary ‘ asociation 0! Connecticut is
holding a convential in this city. George
W. Buruham, of Willimantic, was elected
president, and hire. J. C. Robinson, of the
someplace, aecretary and treamrer. Twelve
rioe-preaidents were also elected. ,
William E. Smith Dead.
Pumat‘no, N. Y., March ill—William l'l.
smith, ex-assntant secretary of the treasury
and ex-chairnlan of the Democratic state
committee, died yesterday, aged 36 years. He
was a law partner 0! Smith M. Weed and
a protege o! the late is. J. Tilden. The cause
0! his death F” Bright's disease
Fm
More Money Than They Want.
Boston, March 31,—At a meeting of the
striking cigarnlakers the rtriko committee
reported that withina few days over £500
had been received in voluntary mutributlom,
andthatas much more had been declined,
tho funds of thennion bring ample to sup
port the strikers.
The Dawhotn Slate Quarrln Sold.
Plasma, Pa, March 3141... large slate
property of the Dawborn estate in England
has been bought by Clinton Blair, son of
John I. Blair, of llla'lrswwn, .‘3. J., for
8335“). The tract lies In l’enu Argyl, in
this state, and embraces several tine quarries.
.\ Blnznlar ran-lily.
Boa-ms, March 3I.—John _ (2. Gray, a
butcher at the Brighton abattoir, accident-
ally shot and killed a butcher named John
U'llara yesterday, the bail glancing from‘
the forehead of usher which Gray shot. at‘
and striking O‘Hara in the head.
Callie Lahore on the Ice.
l’lusxrour, Mich, Marc-h Ills—The pani-
acngcrsof the steamer Sanford, fast, in the
ice vi! this port, arrived here y‘cstenlay, Iatr-
iuglcft the boat. and walked ashore act-um
the ice. The Sanford was released and
reached llanistee.
fro-bod Between the Cars.
New Your, March 3l.-—Peter Beckett,
aged32,whilecouplingcarsat the New
Haven freight yard yesterday morning, was
caught. between two can, and had his skull
and chat crushed in a horrible manner. He
died instantly. 7,
'11-. Car Ila-Ire- Poaoo wlth Poland.
Roll, March3].—M. lsvolski, special envoy
of the czar,hnehanded tothepopeanaatu—
graph letter from the car, expressing his
dedrofor rulignnla pump with Poland, and
the restoration of normal relations with the
oath-an. ____..._____.._.
Thelr Slrlke Over.
30610:, March 3L~The marble aorker's
strike has bwndeclarcd of! by thestnte than]
Knights 0! Labor, and the men will apply for
re-ernployment.
Theelnpreeu of Austria has lit-0:1 l‘m-um-
unaided totry the new health t'luthill; fur
rheumatism, from which she sailors, but «he
prefers imperial purple silk with lum- trillr
uni-u.»
CONDENSED NEWS.
(lea. Greely, contesting for tho prllu of
“(HM byThe '5 Journal (or (in:
prophet naming the roe hottest days of
summer, says they will he July 14, L} and w.
The report of the Erie Railroad for Febru-
ary diowsan increase of 812,665 in not mm
lay as compared with the same month in
183"
A dispatch from Hartford my: that the
Mt River ls 0pm and that New Yuri:
boots will now begin to run regularly.
Christopher’ Riordan, a butcher, while
drunk tonight, shot and probably fatally
wounded Mrs. Downing, his mother-in-law,
withwholnhirwife had taken refuge alter
Ieavinghlln on account of hill neglect and
cruelty.
The ateamer Pilgrim. oi the Old Colony
IIue,gmunded in Newport harbor, but got
underused.
Ingmemherot the aunhly,hasreceireda ofl
letter In which the motor Indicate- hIs
intentional wlthdrawallthetladsit
sihletoeecareaaellddolegatioufrum
AVeaerableltatlaaApatG-aa
Woonocm.ll.l,lanhtl.-—Benryd.
emammm,man Bewa-
thanratstatloaueatlaWoonsocbetot the
menace audWoreest-r netball-maul
in charge at the Norton County road a
mtofthetruflusandmpchteadugaod
WWW-walnut!“
andOonnecuentVaneyrth-uad.
tars alihusy . dawn-hold
now
mixthlrbdsam theeouaectlcut
shore.
a
after“
In Atlanta, 0a., Nell Stark shot billbnltbel
Meant: dead and fatally wounded Tum
C‘rawley. 'I'hey quarrelled over a nickel at
mull.
'I'he hnpeachulent proceullngn against
Treasurer Tatum! Kentucky, chased witha
verdictotgulltyaad hill retrieval {tom laid
woe. Thamountofthodelahratioubnow
Museum).
Anoldnegro In Atlanta, Ga, bemmoile»
lirloos because a herbal hung a"conjnro
hag"uporerhlscabin door.
GovernorJachou, of Marylandmal par-
donedthe election officers mateueal totwo
yean’ Imprisonment last June for election
fraudaonthe ground that they have marred
enough.
lit-W W 3. Bishop, of tho
Wmnnato, says that hewill
aeoepttheeapulereoenjadgahlpmlend
himbyGortaerAnua
Anumherofcalamltousflru occurred in
during the prevalence eta gab
malmmeremlegdlm
“and are camping out Int umw.
Winch-elven huncdmnd may
Mamie-tulle» Benny.
Ahwhlchstarted Thursday morning in
allumhlozattbem at “30%
warmer thud mural llmnm,
“nationalisation-dean occupant
«amend-aunt
a.A huh-luau“: incoherent»
guano-Imm-
Ju-uag’unm ‘
mum
I
A Bill
TIES.
o» «
cl US’I‘ ll Iii"! El V E I).
lmlEWlhl
roe v EASTER.
McEWEN
THE
Norwalkilore
Sfllll ,1 Sllllfll llliflfllllllll.
Ladies White llcnlstitch
llandllerrh icfs, 5r.
Gent’s Printed Border "and-
lierchicls, 50.
Ladies Fancy Stript- Ilene,
Regular Made, '3 pairs for L’df‘.
Filo llutlon, Mitchell Baf‘li
Kill Gloves, Black and t'olprs,
“'AIIIIANTED, at 599. a pair.
To arrive in it lb} of mu.
Job Lots in Towels,
Anozlm lo
1-? illl’ll TABLE LINE-N,
Ami atlll another in
l
l
: 'I‘urkcy lied Ilzllnask.
; .tlsoa Beautiful Ilincljllallics
at I? cents.
Ami] ariSammis
1'. N.~~Jllst opened. it nice
lino Spring Jacki-ts all right
prices.
Short Hints
--._ (ix-._. .
Social Etiquette.
Compiled from "trial-‘3! umllwtll‘nrks
on (Irv subject by “Aunt Matilda."
' PRICE. wants;
Thin book mould be in rvrry family lira-runs of
known; "The prop” tllxllg to do." \Vc all it. rm:
to behave properly and to know what is me our.
school of marlin-no. What plan we uni-h our dual»
n-n, that they only go out into the: m-lfid in :l bred
men and women?
“SHORT HINTS" contain» the nnrwer. and will
be mailed to any addrm portage pro pant on I’fl'rlp!
of price.
SPECIAL.
L'ntll forth” name we trill mazl null of war
I friend: a copy of the ilbim‘ rnlrlabir hulk maximal!
free of [me-run, if they all! mm! m 1.3 urnpprn v.‘
Ilehhine' Eiuzlnc Soap.
Ily folding up the wrapper.- aa you could a mu
poprr. the [millage null in only L'rrmr
Always pm yr-nr lull mum and mlvln-w «in I!!!
ellle‘ldifiof the bundli- and onto on me word EMA
queue nine, and then we will know who send.- 2:.
1.1.. CRAP-IN 8: Co,
mnmmmum, PENN.
0m: 0. G. JAVA BUFFER.
been» the town, try It.
Price 350 a II).
DANIEL L’IIDMNI EDIEU
Washtllalon fill-eel Budge.
The W Tlarkel.
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST “ANNE".
i
I
If on not the ctmlcm HEATS. obtalnrdre
gm we of trouble or wet. you will and them at my
mm. as well an
Poultry of all Kills,
IN ITS SBABON.
F. HAYES.
DIBBLX‘B 31008. ~ 00m BOWL“.
JDIIN n. mums,
Wholesaluad Retail Dealer In all klads at
(IfllL All] W001}
Brick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lackawanna, hornet
flountaln, Franklin, and
Wilkeeharre Goals.
lint for RUBBER PAINT
Yards foot of Washington and liar-
Ihallllreete. branch ofllce stBtlhoa
Drug Btore. Mint
a
in
4» >4: L‘
‘L- n- Deflkfirr
54 lain Street.
‘01:“: Norwalk.
Wall Papers,
Spring Styles.
10,000 30113.
Prices Way Down.
field title. to 34.00 Dealt 8 Roll.
While lilanke ISc. to .lloallle Roll.
Paintin . Paper Kang-
ing. aloimlnlng.
Decorating.
Gouda Delivered l-‘roc.
in ion MARKET}
Ono Qlllllll’",-Tllc Burl.
Brat. Veal. lamb. Hutton. Pork, Salt and Frail,
l‘onml heel. Smoke! Tongue. llama,
.‘Tbllllllia'fl, BurmJl-logna, Prank-
forte. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
:53 Washington Street.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
.4341)—
SilverWare.
Special actuation paid to the repairing or fine
walclm- and jewelry.
93 Main Street.
CANDIES
or all kinds. first Cla‘e
- 4» , .
('Ullxl’l’ill'ldfi. (ANDY 'I'OYS.anda full :L-aort-
mrnr n! "manic-null randy.
MrsJohn Holland
LA IHDIZR'S BLOCK.
‘l'i if
B. F. Stevens,
lll Sll‘ IIALL IllAltI-li,
I-‘ the place to get
First-Classlmcerles
of all hair at
LOW PRICES.
“'0 5f” lin- ('Dll'llt‘tllr’r t'reanlrry
Ilmh-r in ltullr.
he also have n “no In! of other
IlalIo-r that “c arc selling low. l'ollle
and tr) ll.
If you “all:
300]] UUFFEE 0B TEA,
“'r‘ haw 1hr lie at.
B. I“. STE V EN 5,
Ml'sn‘. “Al... .IIMN‘K.
Mani 1111i.
BARMGE MAKE-l}.
R EI’A I lllNG‘r
GENERAL BLACKSMI'I‘IIING.
This Is the heathen in which to prepare for winter
and it I. helm to get ready for rough travel lhau to
wall until the bony wlaler moon
Work of all kinds pertaining to runner ankle;
and general blacamnhinz promptly amount to.
Wagon: of all kinds mail» to onlrr.
“exam for eale.
Henry Tilly.
31m STREET.
JOHN ~ H. SMITH,
FLURIST.
—aoe««-~—~
MAI}: Slill‘ll‘l'l‘. SOUTH NORWALK
GILBERT M. BITCH,
"in all.
Livery and Feed Stable
WARWICK IIOI'I-lla
limp» and Canlsgeelolrt‘lflnr Ilznzl‘t‘fllllllfl.
m‘ififim'fi’fl‘lmfin Plum.”
Telephone connection. as! it
DEALER IN
Meats, Fish inlets,
Vegetables, Fruits.
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
0p. N. fiflfijfl. Depot.
Tom mum.
b
We Employ only Expert Workman. ‘
.l.H Klinefelter, ..
1
i
Lady’s Rubbers
25' Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
Hill Rllllllfll Bouts,
Best quality, $31.50
l2 Main Street.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Numalkllewlnrk.
~THE PROPELLERS—
-,_ a3 ‘
V
.
& bugle,
Will make daily mpg, runduys excepted. for
freight bcln‘ev-n New" lurk. Somali: and South
Norwalk. Will have l'ivr 231ml of Iln-kman sin-ct.
New Yorkxwry cvcntug, except Saturdays, at 5
o‘rlotll, not] on Hn’nftilfl' Ill 2 p, m. lame Nor-
Walk Bridge and South Somali: every evening.
Frolgllt taken from and retained for all
polnta on the Danbury and Nora-all and
Shopan; Rallroadu nt (lrfntly Reduced
Baton.
I'pon applit’Vion to agent.- thc (My of Norwall
and Eagle will I»: rent for lpr'filti Iotw of freight
an wherein Sew York or in: vicinity.
All permits are forbld trusting any of the
employees of the bouillon this line on account of
neo where them
I mu. PAY 'rlll-z
Highest (insh Price
l-‘Olt
Hugs. lloncs. Bottles Iron
and llcials.
I'arllv» moving ran M-Zl the rind»: by m-lnlmx noe-
lal rat-I to
“ILLIAW I’OBMGRE,
ml‘rll NORWAHi
annuals!
ALL lRlDES,
Lowest l’rices !
The Best. (lands for
the I. last Money
1. — .\’I‘-——~
H. S. BROWN’S
BOUT 8'. SHOE STORE,
Clark as Lane’s Block.
MAIN STREET.
GET 'l‘lllv": Rica-Vi",
-—— Tun”-.. ,
“ Florida. ”
STEAM HEATER.
daw
. ‘1 m
Twenty in are In lhll town. one of then in the
annual once. when ll can be men In operation on
spplleallou.
W. H. MEEKER,
Sole Anal for Norwulk.
sanitary Plumbing and low Pro-sure beating a
' Inc-ram “HMO!" ,.
W wunmorori‘fim South 11mm. on.
g‘ om... 123.1733337.
Ilia-Ian In
IV. I. Pat. Ole.
“wse: “J.§KL:*«(
lllmn'llln'nmnn
~A1v _____
A. DICKERMAN & sons,
39 W asllington Kim-t. - South Norwalli.
-—————o¢o——--——-
OPENING «WEEK.
UNPAIlALLELLED INDUUEMENTS.
w. B. HILL 3. co.
Offer an mil!!! new pluck o!
LADIES’ BROADGLOTHS,
Foule, Beige and Serges, E egant
New Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
I25 PIECES PURELY ALL~WOOL
; SUITING-S,
In Plain and if ixtarce. Including all the New Spring Coloriugs (this season's goods),
500- Yard.
100 PIECES VERY FINE QUALITY
Eng11sh 511112111
For Tailor-Made Suite. Ill 40 different styles of checks, and 43 inches wide.
rpring to retail at 5] ”3.”. We oler this lot at
$1-00 Per
Yard.
\‘r’e slim otter a wry elabrratr armament in Silk Warp Ill-auction, 40 inches wide, at
$1.00 and. $1.25 "°'
Yard.
Eighty pimp! Black Rlladnmm‘at 89c, 75c. 89-: and Srlc. went: :1 00. 5mg, $1.25. and 31.50.
for umpire, as it In the green-rt Mill bargain on record. '
I’ongcc Silks 39c, 50c, and :34: Sold anywhere at 90c. and SM“).
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
we odor at
gs!
goods that were imported this
head
OUR SPEELALTIES.
Noni-field Creamery Butter In PRINTS, .................... .. c lb
Coconut-l Muscat-mm; ........................................... 25 "
Chair-c Florida Oral-gee, ALL PRICES,
l-‘Iuc Lemon”,
Celebrated Dru-Drop (Tanned (Torr: an
The. Very Ilia-l 't‘cns :nul Cutters,
“one Rock Candy Evyl'llp,
l‘ull t'rcnm (homo,
Pure Maple Syrup, ...................... . ............ ........ 35 “
Angel Soap, “‘IIJ. FLOAT, Cake. .............................. 05¢:
All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
-V -SFYMOUR BROS. _
FOR YOUR
d V’i-gclnlrlci,
——-GO TO THE——
PEOPLES’. MARKET.
{loo-la dcl'n-ln-d promptly and uprclal attention paid murders left at the walla-t, A full line of
VEGETABLES.
0039? FORGET THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
————A‘l‘ THE OLD STAND 0F—~——-
T. 3811th GUYER do SON.
spnrnowoon.
........-.«.._._.__
ALI. ORDERS I’illlrED PRIDRIP'I‘IIY.
00‘“
CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO l‘llElll ADVANTAGE T0 'l‘ll .IIB WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAD.
HARD PAN PRICES.
TURKEY‘S
The Cheapo-I and Ila-t In Town. .
CELERY
EDIE GROW-N. FRESH mm DAY.
non}: nnassnn antennas, onus}:
AND nouns.
Aleutian lineal ‘
Oranges. lemons. Fruits, Cranberries. nga‘
and Canned Gouda. «
”ALSO“
neat. run. Oysters. Clams and locations.
lawman. (YORK.
l
Remaon’s Market.
Surprisingly Low Prices,
Fresh Meats I
I 2
w”.
Bridgeport Bargaifflfie.
French Silk Warp, Henriettas French
OBSERVE THE PRICES ,
W.B.I-IALL&CO '
................................ ,...20c qt
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