‘ Autumn ALARMED.
EMPEROR FREDERICK SUDDENLV BE-
COMES MUCH WORSE.
A sad Ending tor Primer \‘ietwa'a
llnny Birthday least-Dr. 3M
Infill-tel: San-and to the maid.
of the l'ntortunato Kalnrr Fritz.
Butts, April ill-The general health It
the emperor hm visibly MM], owing to an
lacunae in bi- cough and the disturbance of
when He myesterday timing utter
a ,. d lichen reat end (all taticuul.
‘majcsty, however, wait through the
morning‘s bullion, “solving rcporta from
Gen. von Scbellatdurtl, the minister of war,
Ill! Gen. Albedyll, chief of the military
cabinet.
muonnl’rlaeeaadl’fincesetflernuny
GlitheOmwa Prince of Greece andothar
Wm arrlmiattbemtloat
mm ungratulatn the Primi‘ictoria,
yesterday being the birthday of his royal
fishnet
The emperor pruidod at a family dinner in
madam-m. Thor-rupees andallthe
multic- mun-mt. , 1
Afterthedinnerthoempcror hodaaeriml
attack in the throat, and experienced great
difficulty in breathing. w.
Sir Monti Mackenzie was immediately in
attcmlanoo on the emperor, and by his re
quest Dr. won Bergmnnn was immediately
mmmmtcd.
The family party broke up in great agita-
tion, Berlin isolated overthenewn
Blltux, April lit—The new development
in the emperor's malady is an acute swelling
, ofthetimmanrrounding the oriflrethrougb
Which the cannin is inserted Dr. Bergmnnu
renamed with the emperor all night.
PrincesVirtoria received from her parents
as a birthday present a diamond Ila-kitten It
is "ported that the princess has voluntarily
agreed to the postponement of her engage-
ment to Prince Alexander.
'l‘hecrownprinoehasnotvisitedhiafa r
for alweek, and both he and the crown ri
coat were absent from hie sister’s birthday
dinner putty yesterday.
It is stated. that upon receiving a letter
from Prinm Bisnarck the empress
thechnncellor to the castle,aud as smultof
a conference between them the propmul mar-
riage was abandoned for the prmnt.
Ila (Traveled Away to Die.
Counnm, S. (5., April lat—Tin: body of a
younghoy,6yeamohl, whohasheenmieing
three days,waa found in thewoodsashort
distance from his home in Georgetown
minty. The corpse was badly mutilated,
and had been partially devoured by wild eni—
mnle. At the inquest it was learned that the
boy's father was in the habit of giving him
terrible heating; and on the day of the boy's
beaten him until he was
with to walk. e child had crawled into
the walls, anddiol from the effects of tho
Inhunnn heating. The tatlwr was arrested.
Mme. Btu Ill-bar Still in Jail.
New YORK, April l:l.-—Tbo mo: Mme.
Diss Debar and her commpirators was
called in the Tombs court yesterday after—
noon. Her animal pleatlodthnt he had been
hick for several days and we... not able to go
on. By mutual agreement thehearing was
set down for next Wednesday. Bail was
fixedatfiflOOeat-h for the madameandhu'
huehand,andl)r. lawmncennd hisionwere
lid! in 83,Weach. No bond-mien a
and the quartetto were committed to the
tombs.
1'0 Roll. the Price of Coke.
Pm‘sauo, April lit—a most sigldfioam
movehasheanmdointheCmnelIsrillet-oko
legion Allof the Mopendent producers
have ordered their works to clone downim—
mediatdy,aetheprioeof coke-81 porten—
ifarhelowtheoeatofproduction. Thetlvo
ex—ryndicateilrmwill continnein operation.
Work will not mum until the price advances
to a pint at least imring against lam.
horn Mill) will!) mare tbrownout ofl
workbythesbntdown. '
fin. III-CM Ian Thrown Out 0! Work.
Mon, Pa, April l3.—'l’he Cataract
mina, twenty-five mike southwest 0! this
place,at theterminuaof thequnehannaand
Clearilehlrailrmd, have dintdown by ordu’
of the cotnpany, throwing out of employment
mmmenmdlahorers. The cause of sue
pending was unaccountot a strike
last week of nearly one-hall the force on ac-
count 0‘ an alleged unfair system of docking
ill) poundaof coal from every car of clear
coal mined.
1r. Baa-Io on the Old Ila-la.
mun-emit), 1- J., April laoxotit-e
wu glmyewldayhthe employee of the
Delaware rolling milla that work would be
Settled by Arfltratlon.
ltmcao, N. Y., Agni] lax—The atrike of
unnummdm 'l'baeen-
netbhlndhgonalltereneyear.
CONDENSED NEWS.
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ention will be
I-X:I-I-I-I-H-I-I-I°I'IrI-
CES! GRADES or MEATS AND VEGETABLES, where Prompt and Courteous att
and an early delivery of your order guaranteed.
OF MAIN AND HAVILAND STREET,
wan to call attention of the public to the not. that they have purchaaod and refitted the
given you.
Messrs- J udson. <3: Sauerwein
Where you will be aorved with non BUT THE 0301
MARKET CORNER
Ms,
a Water an, Nbrwnllt, .
78 Halo It. I. Ron-walls.
SPRING SEASON
1888
I
ofrIchweekJnrlngtbemontheot
April and Dirty
wewillqiennorrltl-ln
HATsang 9011111115
ladie- rnee call betore pun-baring elsewhere
and r our ninth.
We will oler today, Saturday. April 7. a full line at
Trimmed Turbans
"on: $2.50 up.
ililmsnw m6
[lave a lull lint of
lilllll Furnishing lilllllll,
Fancy Glass Ware,
——AKD————
De cbrated Goods
In great variety.
Hlfllfll'l, Milli all llflllll.
Work in Hotels
Done in the best mount-r.
Prices pr.
D R ESS M A K I N G
_AXll——
PURCHASING AGENCY.
Mrs. J. A. [hacker
Ila: rrsumcd Dresflnakin‘: in Ihld city. and on and
lifter April 2. will occupy
Rooms M and 16. llnvllaml's lllocla,
Wuhington Street.
In connection therewith the will conduct a pm
in New hark crrry ed .
Onion tot Dmemnng or drew mater tale oi’ any
kindcan he left at her place- of barium or mam-ted
to her. Box in, South Norwalk.
Learners Wanted.
1111111111 Lila 111-11111
To-Morrou Maybe Too Late.
Take an Mutant Policy that you may need in
to your lam
da willgire you a life policy for 9mm.
more III e
CONNECTICUT GENERAI
Life Insurance Co.,
01' HARTFORD.
5. S. L'IIOMIIBDIEU. Agent.
II South Norwalk.
Slate__39_c_)_fing 1
We mpreparedtmto Ialntclaealob or
SLATING
PBNAIIGYE SLATE
all llllll nu fun 1111 111111111.
before mnmctlng elaewhcre.
A. BACK & 00.
Water St. foot of llavilaad South Norwalk.
llorwalkllure
Slllll 8111111 lllillllllll.
Ladies White llemstiteh
Handkerchiefs, 5c.
Gent’s Printed Border llund-
kerchlels, 5:.
Ladies Fancy Stripe Hose,
Regular llade, 2 pairs for 25¢.
Fire Button, Stitched Berk
Kid Gloves. Black and Colors,
WARRANTED. at 59c. a pair.
’l‘omive in n day or two.
Job Lots in Towels,
Another in
1-2 BL’D TABLE LINEN,
And Itill another in
Turkey lied Damask.
at 17 cents. ,
muuluuus
P. .8.——Just 0 ed, a nice
line Spring Jae ets at right
prices, . ,
Joan ll. mums,
Wand Winder In all kinda 0!
Bill All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue “one. Etc.
hehlgh, Lacknwanna, Locust
lountaln, Franklin, and
Wilhelm-re Goals.
lull fu RUBBER Pllll'l’
‘Yllthfoot otWaahlagton anilin-
mail-treat; Bnnehotllea alum-on
mam «1rd
W .w,.W. .. Mg“...
N 111111,
liood Butler ? I}. EEFERVEY’S ..
Ifso order the
“rmllulclululm
Fllll filllllllll, Men’s Rubbers,
0 U). P ' t .
0urnlfiarcalbo gill; at 40, 50, 75.
23 cts. can’t be beat. Try
‘ MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
MEN’S BOSTON
.. 1- anlulululs,
Tenet: Sets. \ 54 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
a large and due anortmrnt of
Wall Papers,
Borders, , 1
and Centers. Highest Cash Price
Spring Styles.
Painting. Paper Hall ' Partiu moving can M” the rtock by tending poo-
Best quality, : $3.50.
I2 Main Street.
I WILL PAY THE
Foil
RagsJioucs, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Ward to
w...” W
Hatfield creamer:
I a
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W. human...» Wham-WW
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p, ................................................ as “
And Soup. WILL .l’lloA'l‘, Cake, .......... ; ................... 05o
Worcestershire Sauce, bottle, .................................... 10c
Chili Sauce. ..... , .................................................... 10c
Celery Dance, ........................................................ 90c
SEYMOUR, BROS.
A NEW STOCK
-_op..._
GILT WALLPAPER
Borders in all Widths.
Wall Paper Hung to order.
A. DIGKERMAN & SON ’S,
39 Washington Street, -
Butler in PRINTS, ...................... 35o lb
Chute-3"! mtg-m ..... ilLLl’llImB ......................... ‘35 “
orlen ran on c s
I'In up... ' ’ _. ’
o a,
Celebrated Dow-Drop Canned (Torn. ac.
Swarm“?
' rn
l'ull Cream Choc-g; y I”
Pure lapln Byru
South Norwulk.
old age. It n hvoor "you the. It will be a bel -
if; Ill; cents a day will glvc a your): 53 wmhinflon sue“.
man an endowment ot 31.0“). to be paid to him at
boycott! of age or to bl: family at death. 5 route a H s R o O D
m I ' 9
In cllhev BAHGOR. EAST llANGOB. or
lug, Decorating an
. Calclminlng.
V DECKER’S
Paint; and Wall Paper Store,
111. 1111111 ' 1111111.
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tbulng gimpmrlagvlmmtobcrpcrsoml attention One Quullly,——-Thc BBSI.
nude;
Beef. Veal, Lamb, Mutton, Pork. Salt and Fm‘h,
t'orncd Beef. Elliott-d Tongue. llanu.
Shoulders, BarmJtalo-gnn, Frank»
tom. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’rompfly.
CHARLES SMITH
Spcc‘ud attention pad to th.‘ repaint; or fine
watcher and jenclry.
all Main Street.
CANDIES
Parties wishing Slate roofing uhonld call on m 0131mm. 171mm».-
BAKERY !
('Ollhll'l ‘orms. CANDY TOY3.anda full new»
mmt ot ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDEB'S BLOCK.
Gib-ti
um um it
fllRBIlGE MK Nil.
REPAIRING
GENERALBLACKSIITIIING.
This in the reason in which to prepare for winter
and it I. better to get ready tor rough travel than to
Henry Tilly.
11m: swarm.
in...» "H. ' smrn‘;
FLORIST.
Also a Beautiful LlueChallles "'
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
WILLIAM PODMORE,
tum-m sonwaut.
mum:
111 1111111,
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
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The Ilcst Goods for
the Lcust Money
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Watches,
Jewelry, ’
—:\.\'D~—
Silverware. ' '
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block.
~ MAI‘NA STIlE_ET._
Glad: _ 7i}! E Bics'i‘:
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“ Florida "
STEAM IlEl
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Twentyinuleln ltd-town. one of them lathe
Sentinelofllcc.whereltmbareoninopcratlonon
waltnnlllthe winterm.
Workotallmpunlnlng to curl-ac making w- “a MEEKER,
mmufim‘h‘nficwfl?‘ '0' Sole Alon! for Namath.
Wagon- (ornate.
Sanitary Plumb—lb} and Low Mann beating a
"w“? 1111 1 u .1
It: I“ (I'm! ll!
WAEIIING’I’ON S’l'..
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OPENING WEEK.
___.._.,‘... w-‘_
UN I’A liALLELLEI) INDUCEMENTS.
w. B. HILL 3. co.
Oil. an entire new stock at
LADIES’ BROADOLOTHS,
French Silk Warp, Henriettas, French
Foule, Beige and Serges, Elegant
New Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
1‘35 PIECES PUREI.Y ALL—WOOL
SUITINGS,
In Plain and llittures, including all the New Spring Coloring» (this season’s goods}, we ollrr at
5°C.. viii.
100 PIECES VERY FINE QUALITY
English Suitings,
For Tuilohllnde Suits. m «to different styles of checks, and 48 inches wide, goods that were imported this
spring to retail at 81 2.3. We ofler this lot at
$1-00 112%.
We also otter a very elaborate assortment in Bill: Warp llcnriettaa. 40 inches wide, at
$1.00 and $1.25 .35..
Eighty pieces of Black Rhadamesat we. 75c. 89c and 93c. worzh SI 00. $.19, 31.23, and $.50. Semi
for samples. as it is the greater: rilk bargain on record
Panzer Silks 3‘36, 50c.
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
W i»_g.;B.HALL&CO
d lac. Sold everywhere all We. and 91.09.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
———~—GO T0 TUB—~—
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(lootle delivered promptly and special attention paid to orders left at the market. It full line or
VEGETABLES.
. DON’T FORGET THE PLACE,
Peoples? Market,
lulu- ot' Pipes.
Booth Norwalh. Ct.
T. 31133 GUYER 85 SON.
ohOcsnu‘es A‘ND 'M'EATs
——-—A'I’ ’l’lll OLD STAND 0F—--
sparrowoon. 1'
.1..—
GILIBERT M. BITCH, ‘
Live. :5! and Feed Stable
wrumcx norm,
Whom Jgn'hii'n'ii ' um.
no no.
(land Tumonte'at It Prices.
2
lull-In" I-
II. I. Pat. Glee
1810 to 183..
Offices, 436 Main Street,
IIIMKPOB'I'. (7051!.
Short 'Hmts
.._.... 03......
soclal Etiquette.
on the new by “Aunt Matilda.”
P3103. 0m
J .H Klmefelte
Meals, Fish oysters,
Vegetables, Fruits,’ » .
cameo scans. are. 35%.. :lm'hw ..
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WM “tapeworm“
mmto know what It the beat
manna. mulntueknarcblid-
Wpoeumthmu well bred
I‘l' mmmemum.m will
tonyaddreupoataaa prepaid on receipt
arrow.
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CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE 'I'O Tlllllli WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL--
Wad from [belatednndbnttmrh
nnummwmmu-adoar ‘
Oranges.
lent. l‘tah. Oyatora. mamapud
Remnan’o Market.
HARD PAN P11101338.
TURKEYS
'l‘Io Bloom and Boat In Town.
CELERY
non «town. rm mm oer.
name names», (moms. am
into Ducks. -
Ahatalllleeu,
neurone. but“. Cranberries. 1388'
and Canned Goods.
«mm-«-
Baoallopa.
Norwalk Chronicler