a
Tlino up" BY our MAT
Bold Daylight Robbery ot a
Bank in Denver.
H, E.-- ..
HOW 'IIII? l lll‘ll‘. WAS l it‘llllll‘lill.
TI. llulilwr l «oily t nlltgwl-i thi- I‘ll-nilrnt
to Make mu a l‘lim h in b t mm. lu-t-
It ('aahcilan-I “all“ .Iuny lll'lhlu Iln-
(‘Jarku Inn-u Anything About II.
but“, .\1un-h.:u-- .\ r.-l.l.-r.-nt.-r..l tluv
FIN Nationalist-1k Ill'l‘l‘ at l :‘M ymh-l'vlu)
alteration. lh-ld up tln- olll-‘rl'~ nml lullln .l [1...
institution “1' t:l mo in.
tullowing au'vulil 1.1 the rut-tar. .
“Thurs-lay lllhl'llliul. Ju-l uln: llu- Hull;
01‘an \wll ilt‘mhul Imltl \nllx l‘;{lil lllllllh‘
tacho and («ninth-Mon, nlidol IlM'illlllli height,
Vllkulititn 1hr lsulill nllil ilslu'd .\~-i.~uuil
Clbdlll‘l‘ IIu-s‘ IA'II‘III When- In- i'I‘lllll m- Mr.
Hoffa", pmi-lunt of tin- bunk. Mr. h-winiu-
tanned him that ho could see lit-11.1", who i~
aim ph~lilt11l ul' tlw llrnwr and Ill olirnu-lv
ralllwnl. ut Ill“ priwident'a ulliu- in il;.- l 'hw-m
titan bl: ck. Nothing inurv uns M't'll Hr III-11rd
ol the strong 1‘ "Hill I-‘ri-iny momull.’ “lid"
10 o'clock. Vi I» u lw cult l'cd tllu lulll'oud will“!
and asknltom- .‘lr Multan on inn-urinal
luminous.
“Ila \\‘u.~ndm-ll1~l to Mr. Mollillll pinata-
mum. and Til'lrll)‘ slntcd that ho ha I (II‘I'HV'
cred a filllillll'lu‘)’ “hm-«by tho Foal .‘Jalmnnl
batik Was to Iu- l'ul-lual ill a largo lllllnlllll .4
money. Mr. ill-Hull told Ill" l1l.'|11 thul Il(‘
was very busy at that Illunn-llt, but would l-v
pleasmllonlu-t him :it Im privatv ullivain
the bank at 1 o'clock. With this lln- mun
left the building. .\ lt-w llllIIul1~ altar tln-
hour appointed ln- l‘dllt'tl a; [ho Iklllh' and
was shown into the prunidont‘s v llii-n. \l'hiln
remaining standing lu- inquin-u it thw- l'thlllv‘l',
H. N. Wood, was in. and um told that In-
wu at lulu-la lie tin-u inked torn blnnl.
check for the purpose of shun-in; howlin-
robbery was to b.- [K‘l’lv‘ll'dlul 'i'li-- rim-k
was handed to him. [[0 laid it upon tho
desk in 1mm 01 Mr. Ilollutt and said; 'I will
bavetodo this myself:' and pulling a largo
revolver from his. cunt, plow-l it at Mr.
Moflatt‘s head and in u dwidc-dly t'tll‘lll'fii but
nucxcitalniunno-r dud: ‘I “not ;:'.'1,mo and
am going to hun- it. i haw . onsulcml llll‘
matter and the I hunt“ I mil sunning and
the continual-mil l lull and iIlIlllI'I't'alL‘tI.
I am pennilcs» and n dusts-rum man. and
have been driu-u during tln- p:i.-t wwk to
that point win-ri- l hum mnmdrrv-l allll'lill‘ as
the only means of escape from tho wvorty
and nliscry in which I exist. You have
millions. I uni dctvrnlinul to hun- whntl
have asked for. I! you make u IlIIIrl'. Hill a
man, or ring a hell, I will hlnw ynur biz-tins
out and tlwn blow up thu building and my-
sell with tli'ns bottle of nitru glyvuv‘iiw lllilll-
ing a bottle from his povkrn, Nowtnkc
your choice. '
“Mr. Mollatt stnrtcd to argue with the
man, but was .~tnppul with tho information
that it was ufi‘ltfi", and that In: had but
two minutes in “'Illl'h to fill out tln- check
before him for 32:3!!! if he drain-d l') live.
Mr. Moflatt seeing no nltn-rnatii'o, lillod out
the check, and Was thetl ordered to take it to
the paying telh-r and get it cashed. Mr:
Moflatt left liLsi-lllt-c,alid thc lnnu behind
him with the revolver partially l-omwilol
underhis overcoat and the uiuue l'lllllunl.
against Monet‘s buck, marched the prmidont
behind the counter and up to Paying Teller
Keeley with the requmt that the check he
immediately cashed They then rrmarched
into Moflatt‘s ottice without attracting the
attention of the liftwn or twenty clerks ..'ho
'lln-ru lilt‘l )‘I’~l~
, were bmy at work within two feet of where
they passed. Alli-r tin-y had runmim-d in
» the private oliice tilrt-cor tourniinutm the
¢
' aesets, 950;”).
\
robber infonned Mr. Motlatt that they were
Wasting time and that he had hettvr step to
thedoor and motion the teller to come to
him, which bedid. Mollatt ordered him to
bring the money into his otlice and, as the
teller turned to go away, the robber told him
he wanted twenty $1.000 bills and $1,000 in
gold. The money was brought in and hand-
ed to the robber, who backed out oi the front
raising his hat, as he reached the curb-
He then walked around the cornm-
am isnppearal."
Th detectives have as yet been unable to
find ny trace of the man. )ir. Multan i.»
prostrated with the shock.
The robber introduced himself to Mr. Moll-
‘att as C. J. Wells. After the alarm was given
amnn who had been seep walking rapidly
from the vicinity of the bank up Sixteenth
htreet was followed to a room in the llnllm-l;
8'. Howard block, where he wzu art-mm! with
two commuioina, but on aeeing him Mr. Mull“-
all said he was not. the rubber, and it was
soon lizarued that the prison-r was a \I't-II
known Idbllu‘s‘fi man named Clark. lie and
hiscompanions were ruled-ml. .-\ rcwardnf
2,5“) has been oilerod by the poiicc tor the
arrest oi the roiibnr.
An Insurance Bruin-r Hulk.
Bosmx, March Bil—George II. Binno-y, in-
anmnce broker. PIC) Kiiby street, has gone into
voluntary inmlwncy. Liabilitim, $160,000;
Forty thousand dulkm Is se-
cured by real estate and other collateral, and
it is claimed that Mr. Binney will be able to
pay fifty or sixty cents on the dollar. The
greater part of his indebtedness is with Bow
ton parties, oliohali being with national
banks. Mr. Dinney is agent for the Michigan
Fire and Insurance company: Franklin, of
Columbia Commonwealth; Stanlanl, of New
York; Buflulo German, of Buffalo, and Mil-
vauka Mechanics’, of Milwaukee; and sub
agent for the Sun Northern, of London;
Anglo Nevada, of San Francisco; thnix, olf
New York, and Continental, 0! Philadelphia.
A 0300.000 Fire in Chicago.
CHICAGO, March 30.—Tbe six story brick
building at 45 to 6:! North Clinton street, oc-
cupied by several business firms, was entirely
destroyed by fire, entailing a has of about
MAID. The building was Valued at $7.3,-
mo. Thaheaviest loaen are S. A. Maxwell
& (h,daalers in wall paper, $100,000; John
Btarr, mirror manufacturer, $75,000; J. [5.
Han. printer and lithographu, $60M»; the
Danville Store company, 815,000, and the
Dean Bamboo company, 810,000. Origin of
the fin unknown.
Engineer and Fireman Killed.
Moan“, Ma, larch till—A pagenger
train on the Omimwa division of the Wabash
Water-n railway went through a bridge near
Quui City, M0,, piling up the engine and
three coaches in a ditch eight feet below.
John Arthur, the engineer, and Luther
lirenmn, both at this city, Were
killed. Charles Hilde, mall agent,
had his back iujiued. Ind W. L Skinner,
mus-tenant, had a leg badly brutal.
lo M were hurt.
Ital. at Salt Worln.
Waasur, N. Y., March tin—The sherut at
My; loldlholihlrldzolalt
m mwmfihldmoutotm-
la .
”that t a‘dlm to the amount
on...
(1 L Morris; of Wan-w,
,vlouumlantoul to represent
afildthoaldmpany,madothapnrclnu.
Thwart- coat warm but and consider-
flap-in
n It llllli
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NORWALK uvunme summon, SATURDAY. MARCH 30. no.
CST-0N
'l‘llli IESSHIGHB
T.
m:
Ill 6001] NEWS TRAVELS VERY FIST.
It is l-ertxiinl gratifying to know that the people appreciate our oll'orts, as is shown by their
liflll‘ulltlgo'
'l' no story ol'onr Special Bargain Sales, the past few weeks, has spread like wild-
fire, and will slow has hem throngml- beyond its. litrtfonllllodilllUIH, with anxious customers,
sun-Hug tlu- nnlny lmrgnilm Wlllt'll tlwy wvll know can he lmmd only at the BOSTON STURE.
a .....—.—......_..._..___...._. -“v...
A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned.
Il‘tL‘l and ellicicncy by Got'i-i'lilncnt and
State t-licinistn, rhcnilstn of Board. of
"Health, and pn-l'o-snora in inntiluliona of
learning throughout the country.
b'old only in runs. {will wright.
('t.itvi-.i.un IIHlVl'llltltll. ALBANY. N. Y.
Therefore, after you have read the so called great Bargains (of fire goods; others with bank-
rupt stocks, which they have not got) call at the Boston Store, where you will always find
\
:30 UTIl
mm SHIPS sum in A atom. ‘ ,
u recited at saloon—Ian: Lina Iaal. '
AI . u no, lllmuh till—inquiries tron:
Sum . vvu mi thu .-\ult’r1t‘Intll1'0I-W‘
Th .11. n. \ .1. .l..L..i :lud Nlpali', and tho “or i
dim-n \ n n i- «1 dining a Violflll literal and SUP
11M". vuw- LI“.
01 t! - l'li-ul. an iron 9, low 0M ‘l'l‘! and
, .. .....,, m»... .lrnwned. and at the 0% '
l4 t lllc‘ll' Ilti.‘
lAI\|M\. Muilh 30.-Advicnu have lit-«u
“wiml hum Human to the elect that in' THE ”BEST “"0 BE“
Illll'l'll'llllv there, three American
and tum lh-rulau ineu-ol-war were wru'ked Ia made onlyol strictly pure grape cmaia
ml that luau) liq-mu. m-rmlromml .,t m'lur. ati-lc pure hivnrlulllle 0!
A WHALE STORY. iri-servutivc. nothing else whqu-wr. and
. ‘ ‘ ;l.-i warranh-d c-nliwly l‘rm- from ululn.
'IM 'lulr 'lnhl II! the “WWI" 0‘ 'Mjannnuulu. phosphatcn. lime. and all thi-
sc-hoom-r Juana ll. lionlon. iatllllti-ruuln frequently found iii baiting:
”drink ot the M‘ltillllel' Junw II. (lordun. . u-“t‘llo‘lhl‘ll‘ purity. IINI lb" llll'l’ly of their
which ha. nrrivud from (‘hulmtun' ni‘uyru ‘ condunuuon. render (‘lewluml‘n superior
um . .. Mm...“ 34' when "mu: ”pantyflv»; bnklllKINl\\’llt'rllll‘ most henllhfulamlmmt
liill~~ l". S. l“. of l'apu Henry. a vu-huul oi economical "I “"‘"o m". " "IW'U" “fl“"ll‘
\vwl that pint-m a! wood worn droppod ”11- It inn-muniwmleil lbrpurity.lu-allhful-
tlwir hut-lo, at which "my upilrtod fountains
of \inlc-r Ill ”in air. At nun timo tlnl mi in
neural like a mu» of mnluwl iin- {ruin the
pliort-H'rlll light, sometime. as tar as the
rye voul-i run-h, wore vinihln from tho sllip'.
duck u~ tliv‘ “'Inllm raced nllt‘r um- :mullwr
through the untn-r.
around tln- \‘t-m'l without accidi-nt. At 0:1”
o‘i'l-u-k on IllI' morning oi the 33th the (low ’
dun suddenly “in-ought up," bring sluiken'
from stem to stern. Looking over the bow, .
stcr whnln. The water was lllal‘nltlrllll and
hlmdy, alluwlll: that the Gordon had struck
the llzdi n ll'l‘l’lIlll) blow. Tue whales disap-
pcnrul from about the value! shortly nth-r,
\"t‘rt’ 1m “lull": in tho scliml, all of Wlllt‘ll, ;
tho that lnulv. an old wllalur, bflyil, wure'
apt-1‘11! “huh... It is suplwl tin-y worn at;
travtcd l11 lllll'l’t‘ by following the N‘llnoli of f
I tuu- Alault u and Three Gena.- To“!
inn: ill' 11 oi w u- .tilit-r. Olga and fiber «urn 3'
I
"11:11 n-l- ~ "lilo l‘llli'N" and Nghty-wt't‘ll limit ”AKIN“ Puwnffl
._ soda. and a smal portion of “out an a
luminous, March lid—Capt. Runway ; pnwdrm. The character of lnnlerialn
wllulcs nu. nil-l. 'l‘lloycanm m chino t.» the! MwhNMIw. "millions. and ulo-licinun (ml.
gumlu-lin: «i llll‘ n-renturm Linc-s oi phi»:
All that night the mighty ll~h plays-d
it was won that the vans-l had struck a luon- ‘
tho- nvci-lrut. ('apt. l’mlrick is coulldi-nt tin-re
mackerel now oll the coast. 1
The Chciccsl Tea Ever (tiered.
PERFEOTLY PURE.
COLLIERIES SHUTTING DOWN. :
, _ .i \lr-s’i‘ DELICIOI'N BEVERAGE TM 11‘.
Hard ’I'lnw-a .uu-aul for the Wol'hmrn In; '-.':; willimamazy cther. 62:12:71.1ch210:
tlu- i‘n-nnnylsanla Mines. i
Nina-mix, l’u., March :lu. 'l‘mln)’ the?
Affls‘ul him“, “I’m-1“”d It)" J J‘V'K‘l‘m & i 'l in» banku'ml any licrilwln‘aliy roal ll
to. will nliut down {or a period oi six wi-eks
. > v : i‘ - “ammo-d lull weight. It l- mun; no.1-
thrownn: noai'iy 7001111311 idle. A half don-u s ,...., :.l in on: than tlmluwtxl’gwlll.
ouwr ....m...~l.., ~qu by um nun-nu: m... : Cricztal z.- Occidental Tea (10.. L'rd. '
puny and individual operators. are Working : "a,“ “0;". 35 Hurling 5”". Nu» York.
quarter time. The Henry t'luy, opt-rated by 7 ,3, M1,. ,,_,. u... “N .,...r,.,—.,
tho lh-uding, employing l,li00 haunts, will be , , ,
shut down in th.» nx-ur futuro it the ma] trade > I‘ . D. LA “ T0) £3 00.,
rt-nmllh xn ll‘ present hint-tin) sluiv. llurd ‘ ”- L’nollgnlfil’
CHAS. II. FEBRIS,
tunes Ill lllt' coal regions has set in. Work- f
lllr'll llum tin- Schuylkill and llyconiing dis- 1
South Norwalk, Conn.
ll 1- the Ilium-1 Gun: 1 V'l'. h lml Iron
11;» lwst plantain-um anduuunnlmn fill'flulll’fly'
par -n.l the (rum all adult: rational-r rv ' - '.
ll'li‘lo urn llmuling this i‘o-giun in «pie-st of:
Wul‘li. wi iii- tln- miners in this section invade l _.__.-__ _ .- _ -._._..._
Sl-lliiylh‘nlunvl Lumrnccoutltiw tor i-inploy- * N. y. N. fl. & fl. RAILROAD.
mom with disheartening R'sulls. Thousands ! Dru-what! mm
of idle workmen throng the sin-vets daily,i ' '
hoping tor tho best. largo IMIIII’S of Iluno ; H". n :01 Ezpzzt' 51;,l.?°r::;n
gnrinns and Italian» arc leaving the mini; 9,145 "' ' BXDINQ: 7.38 " Armin.
fields daily. The slui‘ckcelmrs complain bib! 6.12. L‘ Local Ex. 8.50 I Accon.
tcrly of the hunl times. 1 9-?“ , $333331: flflmn'
\\‘ii.i;i;sn.\luw, i’u, Mun-h m, —l'. ('nllary, '3 an; Local Ex. like; mandolin“.
dealer in dry gcuxls and grocer-bx, of I'lyin--, 3.2» 3 local ’x. . i ': Local' .
uuth, has IRN'II closed by the sham". Thai :3 ,. 3" )‘N'IB ‘fld‘ '31:: :. Blvnzfieug w'v‘
failure isduc to stagnation in tlwwai trade. l 9,5 “ Acton 4.11 " flout. Ix.
Minors wi-ro unable to pay their niouthly Inns " Rx. l3! " Am.
mpg. - .11.": " Locallx. M9 " Hugh.
’ -—- ~ n-.. ——— it p. multiphase. {3.23 ::
Quashing Indictment: In Indiana. ; ;fl :2 go'N’", id? ,. ma." A“.
INDIANu-nlds, Mnn-hm—Ut tlw 1'» per-E 4:46 -. 30"??le 3.44: x A 3:.
sons who wcre indictul by tlw l'nitod States 506 ” Hm 0' 0C . _ um.
grand jury for violation of tho election low, E 2-: l: ma A“ {1% l. 32:3: {in
probably 1.3.3 will never be brought [nu-id, l 8.“ u B‘port up“, hymn",
Already Ju-lgr Woods humpimhml twenty to.“ " Amara. ”my. Aaron.
six lllllll'llllt’lll>,llllil In: Ilt‘t‘lalun will apply “I “will; 3'3 D'I'Aa'm,,l"
tothe other 100. In some instant-w onlyn 5:1”... Accom.
part of the indictments against certain indi— l 728 “ Ducal ESP-
t'iduals have Iu-cn quashed. In no instant-cf 3"” " actual.
hasn brllt-ry raw been dismimd. Tim ill-3
dictnionts quashwl were» against. [muons ‘.
charged with voting illegally or with awht- 5
lug otiu rs to Vote illegally. The court hold.‘ i Tim-71...; Baal. I‘m-Ii.
that it inil~t he nt'crrcd, beinro the indictnmnt g min m. m. nu,
is goal in tho» Federal court. thnt tho.- dq-tcnd— t w: fl-‘Y‘b . 6..“ “.3"
ant, if dim-gml with bribery, mmmitted T gig .. 1'; p III.
brilwry in ri'lulinn loaclloil'o (or (’tjngl'esy: 9:3,... .. ’ 5J5 .1
man; or, it' an illvgal voter, that In: cad. an ' It." “ i it?! :1
illegal Vuli' l'or mngrumnan. gg Kr,"- ‘ 9"“
MT“ " i so: -' i
Honoring tix-I‘rcsldent Clare-land. 30.‘ “
'3. 1'. [harm an.
Jacxzwst ll.i.i:, Flu, Marsh 2A). ~Ex-I’rai- ‘ 0- Ii. 5'3"”. “ea. Pm
dent ('lvwhui i and party alwut the night at . m SIV',_,,,-._.
Luke Alir-nl 5 mo u-l this party went ll‘h- i
in; and c it wwmy‘tim trout. The party _ “0CSAT0NIC RAILROAD'
rcaciml tizltillll‘l at l o'clock, when: a short ! ”ANBURY g Non'ALI DIVISIofl,
(for will first vlass Dry-Hoods cheaper than any other house here can give you.
Our Special Sales always last longer than 2 Hours
SPEAK Ellll THEMSELVES.
mspnonon Pnovzs 01m STATEMENTS mars.
.In,-l mt.- u l'mv ul'tlu- many bargains, such it", you an always lind at
THE 308“!" SlllllE.
t’ndmm.
12 to. each, Ladiu' ery Ribbed Vale.
worth 19:. each.
2'90. each, India-uv thrill-allay"! Ilodv
lt‘e Vrltlil, Worth 21¢. each.
ww—
llmlcry.
l2§ -. [w pair. Only Saturday, all day,
LmheA' Pal-9|. Black "on, (also lav ml:
on) name an you have and 25c. Inf. TM.
in the bingo-t bargain [Mm "n gm m
Ito-wry.
12h; p»! pair—Saturday only—(intro
french Balhriggamv, aim plum amt I'm-Y,
colored lime, regular mad? and In: C'il'
on. worth 2" . a you.
I" .. 2 pair llmt'a mused flow .Imt
think, you have paid 12w. to l pair oft-u.
.-.._... w- - .—
Jency Walsh.
A better line: of Jo Wain" than at
an hhl'lWlflK man be on . lm 97m
rang» tor a nplwdnl Black Jersey [mm
40s., 79“.. ”.19, ”,25, .149, “.75, 3‘2 49
and 8‘2 55. Smock From or! Sarah Salk,
lamt style.
Colored Jrnrn at H. .137. “.59 ”(I
31.75. All new shade“, tummrd with
Bram. .
-.._._,.. .____
Sunny [In Trina-lag.
Very tine nkct'um M lam'y «duped
(haze. loading colon, [or millimry ml—
mm, ,1. mm Wide only, 47:. pr! yard.
Lo inch wide Tilmeua, only 7716,
um pvt yard worth 2 to
2.75 " " ” 2 37 sets.
.0. '
DIDN’T Ill-)1“) TIIIS!
Thin- an mrllrnt Ilnl’, and one we
can rmmnmal with utialnctioo to our
mutual.
._....... You! is the time to buy your rowing
“I“ m ”'9“ g” b' w." cotton. I-‘or timing and Summer use 100
"’ and .. ”' down Clark's 0. N. ‘l‘. Spool Cotton, all
on yard. good quality finial Chin- mloru, mil boom-mt by on while it Into.
Silk, («flail-mum unsound would be which mo think will he a little longer
boom“ 60.: payout“: for tlua sale , than 2 boon. 7 upoola for 25¢. Just
47¢ per yard. 1 think, 7 [or the price at 5 spools.
415 yard: kaolin“ plain colored China 5 y M _.,w ,-
Silk, fall 21 indict aridr, new line 0!, Buy One.
. prim urnwmw will he 49.: per yard. 2
‘Wandprogrmmdrymw:
9min.” worth ”a P! yard. Oar
Thclntnu craze.
”anybody wants one.
Don't ho without um»,
15th at night.
The gm! poulr' that ”8‘ turned many
W.
(hat trick, how to get {our pigs Into
the "0|," without touching tlwm.
Every martini man would haw one
l{or Ilia loinily.
I 5 ‘m— at the Ila-tor: Store at lflccacb,
, sold every-rimm- [or 153 l'm‘ll.
M yards good quality snub llllk, 22 l
incl” our, and well worth m,
yard. "or WWW and y 3
will be an». :1 yard. ' =
”yard- nncf .flilklnm‘
0W, worth 75, lot (or tomorrow and
Ilmday my pk! yard.
Wemaoafiamdaymlaga bran-
tilal line «l
w“...
m Soully Dun 6.04:.
At pm MM on oar-nail on?
gum which ‘ka a great ”flog"! 0" 30' Cologne—l. ‘ C.
out came. ’ 23¢ per ounce, cqual to any lint-clan
(m limol “canine Funds “alarm in ' Cologne In the market, and Ill "mar to
metrically”! “vellum in Sat introduce it grnurslly we will mil tlll
walk. (Mr [um are It“ that-min! lurtha notice at 25631! ounce.
tum ask tor gunk of inferior quality.
For m wide- and lmv [aim not the
*5-
00. '~
This I! a Hammer.
35: for four ounces of a u line colo
Solo nut-ms for the genuine Kabo cor-
al Walk.
' m...” ’ ~~—-
‘ "no; Julian.
flap “9..“ Illutlt'. Largo crowds visited the!
car and \\‘v'l,'.: prv‘elllt‘ol to the ox-prmide-nt. l
Corrected February 4th. 1388.
Panning-r Trains
'i'ituavilln was nun-ind at —l o'clock. Here the ‘, QOUTI 1.
party \u-r r i-sc-l'tcd on board the summer fit. l Lv. Norwalk. Lv. 50. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Poia
Lilt'l-c, which “'5“ mun-y them to Jupiter In— I 7 32 a. In. 7 56 .' II. g m a. as.
lot, The l'llltlll and statcrmins ware lined 817 " 5 '2‘: " 8 "
with Hum-ls, tin: otIcring of tho people of ”“3 " I“ ‘3 u 105) ”
Titusrill-u Alter titre.) daya' fishing at Jupi- 17"; :I’um 1w 9:,” 10‘: 9;.“
ter Jackmnviiic will i... v'uitcd‘ Lir a day or E n is -- mm 595 » mm. 545 may:
tn"). ' 802 " ” 3W " " 8 l5 " ”
a“- .. . i 94 .. .. 1029 .. .. 1031 u u
I'rn'rio 11m in Dakota. i gonna. '
um .s, Dal... March 2m. —Torrihl.- prairie l :3 * :-
fires are mportul from all parts. at the conn- 1, p’ , you,“ I.
try hctun-n hon- and Colour on the east * Lv. Wu,“ pom, Lv.Bo.Norwalk. “gum;
and tor revcrnl "IIIH north oi that place. 1 10., m lira! m; in. ll'x'd 2 ll) m
The country is almost entirely burned over. :3 : “‘ :3 l'“ “ 3g " I:
Many furl-net). have sullen-d tho Imp; at 12 in u ’2 up. n. 1213 ’ .-
hoitws, l,n.n.~., hay and grass. bomb and 2 50 .. Kind 310 .. “1,95 315 {lad
southwest .1 the city wttlcr. ham: sullered 425p in. 512 " 517 p, I.
filmy as lllllr'll. The rel-wily ot the wind 250 2: ‘5 " 5” “
was forty miles an hour, driving the flames 13 :3 .. lixcd 19 17 u Ike-l toil lixd
with tearful rapidity. It was the 13(5th may. -
structive lire in the county ior years, and it 9”,. - 95 a. -,
is feared the worst has not been learned. 658 pm 651 p. at.
-———-m 1.031.? mgr. Vittoria. and (len'l Ian-‘3.
‘ ' v -
I mliibltlonlnta In Conference. ‘5. W. Plum. m . ML
l’tixuwurius, March till—A largely at- l
tended meeting at the executive committee .
at the Prohibitory Amendment amintion
of this state was held here. The meeting was
mm mill. ' 7
[are Bridgeport for Pitt-Ida.
7.09 a. la. WI
a long one, and views on the outlook for pro mm as ..
hihition ware tnely exchanged. lien. Henry :‘tog a. in. liter] 1 ”rm" Ian.
' ) - ‘ . . ~ p. in. am a. I.
II . I almer, thainnan of the txerutive com- '6 10 u ,- g
mittee, issued an address to the people 0! the
state in which the necessity for a prohibitory
smendmunt to the state mmtltution is strik-
ingly set forth. :The docuincnt will be widely
circulated.
The Chm Tournamqym.
NEW You, Mart-h ill—At the clone of tho
alteruotm aeration of the chess congrem live at
the ten games had been completed, asfollowa:
Gossip beat Showaltcr in 29 moves; Gunsherg
beat Judd inalinoves; Hanalunn beat Mo-
laod in 4:3 moves; Taubenhaus heat Delmar
in 34 moves: Blackburn beat Mason in It
moves. At the evening “on “'01“ beat
I). G. Baird, Burn heat J. W. Baird, Bird
beat Pollock, Tuchigorin beat Martina, and
“pm-huts beat Burrill.
11-.de Ito-WWW
alanine. Pa, larch ill—Tho adamant
clthoReadingiron workman-Ming
“company yesta'day, it khan-radian,
willhsultin linearly oltho
wwhudthorouptoyn-tdthaam
mthronout by thug-idea. Illi-
hmwahrunghaladu-‘otlurntab-
Wavinahohahto‘m Ola
Withnflay-mpaldhtfll
m.
Goes on] as fans Great Baningtaa.
Sammiularnmm
WI. ll. m, Vina 15.1 I Oca‘l laa‘g’r
W. I. 1.101, 3&-
a. W. Pan-n. E’s-eager m. Wt ct
Portraits
3 oil and crayon. M and White
I fluvial-11mph“.
0.0.000 IJIaIafonI.
'I'IIOIAB mm. m
a t!
Pllllll 801M
.._.‘7....
0lllli'l'lllll & Sills,
Druggists,
lie. 11 Iala Street. Not-walk.
limits” I. Blink». 1 It a
We will keep up our well earned up!» i g
mm" .1 MW"! IM fine-l. it!!!" 9*?!" ”thaw-g, out,“ anal, you will and
but rrlcctMum’iM "immortal“ g” I” {of It, ya”; [all line of
ciihw in Norman or firmly Sawmill.“ molt“ in our clack Wt.
at tho- lowest. pnsuble View to be ‘90“. FW M JIM ’m u a x’
in wry-m. Jim moved it?" was. mum mm 1m 1m,
No. 2. fancy colored WWW WWW 76' , all “fies, u .95.”, '45, M, “’8.
per yard. , 15.49“.) “.50.
66. nor yard, 30. 5. ”In“ “Mb“ ““5: Black E.“ (W 1M, all
hm. all colors, worth: we. p-v ywlrt . ml». or 9.40, $7.50, fits. 610.50 and
Souwthmg new. . .
4.’ :, per yard, with, voliwl elf-”d own—1 Wily a.» diagonal Whit“ ll ‘5”
bimumr, Ribbon I." millinrly WWW" . ”63749.
45’6- P" ’3'”. ”Id". “PM! ”“9"” We have. V fine mm of fancy
climlllnislltvn colon, worth EM. pvt yum.) ' an I. ham and Val-
'50. var l, or», arm hoary, nu. 1.3M I’m”. I. Wood M. flap
0 W ' c, ‘ (loblialllac,lalmg
at lulu. , ' 4 my Mind to. mm mm.
viper l nflz' In it flat and ”a”,
spring but trimming. : any. Suva.
Jint received an ”mile at line or! Black L “”43“ fl 31. “19- .5,“ ““35—
Trimming Bnido, the lineal line at that Will a” Saturday as W Ilae
good: ever am by my in mm at M Budd “up. (fall at aa-
walk. Pneumonia,“ manual: that.
hull WW at m, Mall at ”4:.
...,....._,~*_.‘_'
tumult-Conan.
A very lino line 0! Block Show”: law.
pure and Chantilly film, inflow-wed, .
' ha idc. I
awgéfvmp; yard,vmvtls8 at. "can’t“ “I! 75:.
w u n u n ' I»: ‘ rim. '0'“ Call“ It m, '“w
"'23 .. .. 1' i” ”Ta 20 M 1.. son
1.4 ” *' ” 73': ' rial”, . at a ' every-
1.75 » -- -' 2 2'. ‘ «a. mom 1
5
.
i
ognr, fancy cut gland bottle. a bottle
is worth 25c without the cologne.
19.: per Bulk, containing 4 ounce. of
m we anything-and '. 5 line flair Tonic, Fancy Glass Bottle,
rnyolmu do, «can to haveavny f and worth 30c.
MOP—‘-
Bane-cat.
llicnis'i Fruit Pro-ca or Potato Muh-
m, worth 3%., only 21c.
Mixing 89mm, large 551.3, wood baa-
dM. worth 7a., only 33.
Cram ”mob and pan. japannt—d, worth
”a, only 246.
Sink Brooms, good quality, worth 8c.,
only 4:.
Van-table Built-m. good '17.”, wovth
1%., «fly llc.
blah Iran. calm heavy tin, all one
piano, Squats, worth 31c.. only 19:.
Tea trays, Round: Brand, worth 10c..
only 5:. _
0co- aod ”mi, Saturday only. only
39:. per set. .
Tea plates 4 and 5.: each: worth
double.
d“Illiruurplalw, 6 and 7.: each; worth
Even anl Bull» lot 69c; worthflzs.
‘I'mib pick-,donble printed, 3 boxaa
(or 10¢.
Baby's Best Blocking, Be a bottle.
‘I‘IIeBorcka paprrpaila,“ in the
market 19:; worth 45:. Saturday only.
Headquarters for W's Celebrated Glove _ Fitting Patterns. Boat
{atheist-m
NOTE-Open Evenings till 8.30;.
Popular One-Plies Dry-Goods House of N orWallL
Boston ,Store,
Wall and Iain Streets.
H...» a. 001mm.
aria- "mun. Ideal,
nod .and Mean Iler
INIUIAHOE AGENTS
Mm Alem- for the halo of
Dobeulura and Pavia llorlxau
6 a 7 par coat. Boa-din
noun- Negotiated.
("WWI-45 aawmium 8t. En. llorwalk
' Early Rose
I'll'l'l'l'lllls
For Seed.
~- w m
mounts or
Dibble Unusual
Wiiiillllflll—BE.
07% M at u ”treat.
50. nonwsut
00.
FRAMING at lowest nricee.
Full line at Artists’ Materials.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon.
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
.. AID-
Barn-Yard Manures.
RllM N1] Bills
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Olllce
Allyn: in want of condiment. or wishing to
chaagblaorhaplace,will ltwlll y‘the-to
call her: and register thciruma. Edict fut
wmwucmtuu- o! :5 en. ti
yuan-tuba ,onellmrmitmrenquinglor any
thiagyoaua mberc.uwewilladv¢mncnih¢
”everyday. Wei-nadttingroo-lnr ladle-
aadonelorGeatsako.
n.8-
‘ Q
\
We haatulaanat than” can get anything
lro-axnaadwlch toa fall anal at all hours
loudh thcdayorwecknholodgiag.
ll: I Ytlll Wally, Bl! IIIVI,
No. 5 Water 83., Borough.
Aldwearcmpandto furnish all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholtule and Refill. Ilare made an!
nuts for an cam quantity everyday Int.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTEIIS
mnemmrm
Pure Tomatoe Gallup.
Spinach,
Pickled Oysters,
I’ll}!!! EVERY DAY
HUNT tic-“Z-ELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE 0]"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V__a__r_nishes.
13¢..me Hard on Finish.
Wire Stool Door, llata,
mat-.vmm
W. 0.90: nan,
m mm
awn. MARKET LINE?” 5:”
Alelalrtl ”a... W‘.
LAWN HOLES-I.
(lAllRIAGE BLOCKS.
duh. duh.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
:5 Water ltmt. Jail ty
F l N E
null REPAIRING
....- .[ ._.....
SKILLED WOBIIII'.
'I In- lollowug u the aillllcaleni ll. 0. Ball“. a
urnluatculllw thlma School at Homology, new
in t l
110M Elk 11. IIOY'I‘,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Plano.
Wilton. Ilium. Feb. tall, I”.
This in lo entity that Ir. 8. D. hula ha been
wlthino uapupl,and I can highly
him-n oodntohinakerlo y la and
services a competent and la. work-in.
; he Ia-
.. urn-run ..
cc 0 a , am III I
. {at open l I 55°le
valuable addition many Jewelry
recommend Ibo young In to aay
undone chronom. ch
”talus-awn .. mm...
o I w a
alll‘hlam of watches. Ila don?” .
You! truly. W. P.
EVIQNIN(§
Commercial School
BUilltllBs DIPAB‘I'llllT-By I am ol
olIlc-u, will all kinds of bariu- paper. with
which our ac 1m do bullion. they an practically
'tloa. unloa-
lltud for amm
loudly. W 1 and yneaiau.
suon‘rnaun AND ,7? [WRITING Dlv
nan-taut la to chain at a . who
can name but malts. I—‘l‘uaday and
Thursday emit-x.
OIR mc 88-h martial teacher lio-
Yale College give. loom- two unalloca- each
P!
w k.
Woaklbeploa-hlto have you call or "it! tor
Mlfltlln. VMNK II. 3128001.
Gazelle Building, Namath, Ct.
I'. 8.—Al. l But Bil
m 0 mm anrllnfllt, ’3‘?“
Bunion: College.
CANDIES
slid?“
CONCOPIAS. CAIN TOYS. and. fall m
ml of ornamental and].
HrsJohn Holland
“Wu! swan.
915"
The Best Kladling Wood
Nowtobehadiunldbyc 'I'. bouill- bigot
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
One (811'! worth in mum: to kindle any onliauy
(Y. 1'. Leoh'llll),
Water 8L, 3mm.
Ill ll
18 North Main St.
SPRIHESTYLES
mien streams.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 2.1, 30, and 40 Cents, Double toll.
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40:. Double loll,
—u-—
DEGKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Slam,
18 lortll Iain St.
South Nomvalk, Ct.
CASH
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“‘9...—
ONLY LOOK!
Le tt u c e . Radishés, 3‘“
It
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W apple- ..
Dried Patna..." .......... .... .......... a
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W. Hilttll 3mm.
92 Washington Street.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Illa-call, Watches, Jewelry.
”yam-m,
Mew MM ‘ t ‘"
Norwalk Chronicler