FATAI. RAILROAD WIlECIl.
Forty-eight Lives Lost on the
Grand Trunk Linc.
l'ISI'I‘oltS VICTIMS.
CENTENNIAL
l’aaaoagora imprisoned in the “rocked
Dan Burned Beyond Inc-glilliuu—Tiw
Accident l‘auaeri by the Engine Junip-
II' the ‘l‘rarh.
Dunn", Mich. April ‘.".l Ill-lilil-Iu ilil‘nrv
matiw ll” lmi retained hero i'iiliili‘lililig tho
Uulhd Prue illrlitilr'll Ii-porliin: It terrible
dlfllld‘l'oli the Grand Trunk i'lillllll) IIWII‘
Hariilltoa, Out. From what liilcillipi-m-v ilmt
canbe gathcnvd at lhiu writing it apps-uh.
that a glacial liar-rm, or Unit) “in. h I "Do-
imlt this niorili g. mun-ling n lilliiilli'r of
Michigan militiamen and 0thin to part icipate
Inthe cctitennial celebration iii New York,
while running at a high rate of speed Jumped
tho track at apoint near Hamilton, tint, and coid,to
was completely wrecked There mm 133
ngeni on the train, llill'ly'uilti of whom
were killed and about forty lnjuml
The \‘icilma [lemme-i.
Bauhaus, Out, April :30. ~A turrlble rail-
roadaccident occumuion thi-l’lrnnd 'l‘runli
near this city. The St. LouisexprI-as jumped
the track and the engine ran Intoa water
tank. Two an telmnied and immediately
took lire. All the dead, ecvnntwn ill nulli-
her, have been taken out. The only one Iden-
flncd was it. Isl. Gurney, of Chicago. He was
inflantly killed. but not hurried. An Italian,
mm. unkuewn, was also imtnntly killed.
The other fifteen were bunlni beyond the
pmibility of identification About twenty
wce injured, but only one or two aeriouiily.
late of the train hands was killed, the tire-
man being slightly burnedand receiving a
had Imlp wound.
Where the Accident til-curred.
The accident occurred a quarter of a mile
iron the scene of the gml Des Jardiner
canal dlmtcr The expreaa woe composed oi
tn can containing about 1;") pmngen
from Detroit and western points {or New
York. It came down a swap grade which
terminated in a deep curve.
The tracks were slippery and the tram
heavy, and being late the driver was anxious
to make up time, so that It was running at a
high rate of Ipeed. At the bottom of the
grade it turned the first curveau right, but
lunad of turning the next it rushed straight
'onand struck the water tank. The wreck
was terrible.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Comment or the English I'm-u on Mr.
Baton' Reception.
1030011, April "9. ——The Daily S. we saya
that the readiness with which Mr Bates’
statement was accepted by the German
chancellor at Saturday's interview he ta—
vorahleomeno! the mouthful issue oi the
Bamawnimnce.
TheBtanderd lays that the statement 0!
Air. Bates amply satisfies every demand that
could reasonably be made. The English del-
egates will not raise any dlfllcultics.
Exciting trench L1eetiona.
Pants, April zit—The municipal election:
which took place at St. Ouen-Suri-Seiue, {our
mile- from Paria, were very exciting. The
Radical candidates were elected, but they
camonaar being béaten as a large number oi
votes were cast for Boulanger, Luguerre,
Dermladeand Naquet, although not one of
them was a candidate
, Goa. Boulangrr Qull'L
MNDON, April flit—Gen. liolilangor re-
mained quiet yaltcrday He in k a short
drivein the alternoon and in the etching
dined at his hotel with his fellow exiles
Boulanger has taken a boom In Portland
place.
Khartoum Captured.
Amaxmna, April 29. —It Is rumored here
thtAhotI Ghana [13, El limousine lieuten-
ant, captured Khapouln three weeks ago.
'l'homhdi, Khalifa Abdullah bl reported to
luve fled.
Dialing-lobed Irishman in Melbourne.
Humour, April ’9.——Mr. John Dillon,
John Deas'yand Sir Thomas G l'lsmonde,
munhers or the British house 0! commons,
arrived hereand were cordially Welcomed.
Mlofl'a Son Commita Suicide.
Pants, April 29.—lniormatlon is received
that Henri Bocheiort'il mu hat committed
suicide at Bonn, Algeria.
Cable Flashes
TheBambui-g court 1‘5“ dismissed the case
requiring Puller-or Gcflcken to remain under
tutelage, holding that be Is perfectly sane.
The archbishop and bishops attending the
Catholh ccngrea sitting at Madrid, twenty-
mvrm in number, visited Quest-ii Regent
Dhridine. The purpose of tho visit was to
ahow ha majuty that they were not CnrlL-lts.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinlmrg have
arrivcdat their London residence, Clarence
him A large number of persons called
Mayto learn the coalition of his high-
n-and c their s In th The
timtkllowyim improving.y pa y 1""
Lost with Her Crow.
.3" YORK, April al—iieporbi have
ruched Port Jeflcrson, L. 1., ot the wreck-
III‘ tithe brig John Shay oi! Cog-e Hatteras
llll thedrowaing of her crew of .szx nil-n.
new hailed from Port Julian-in, and
was couunanded by Capt. Cunt, or that
She had among her crew Ui'urxe
ad George Sharp, of Sclaulxt, and
two otha' seamen who belong to Brookhnren.
Thelcha Shay was an old brig and hardly
=wwthy but it iaaaid that any “ml would
vetomimd :- the gale that struck her.
Il-Yorgor Brocltway Out on Bail.
annular a. _. 3.50”“...
Livery and read Stable
WARWICK IIOI'EIn
[hm and (‘arrlana to let for all maul-an.
(‘arrt v at Depot to mini All 'l‘ralna
«cud uruoutii at lieuonahie I’riwa,
Neill-lino nucleation. m I
swam in strontium].
Id! Water IL, toot 0! Bank,
Billboltl'oit'l‘. 01'.
We ask renewed attention thia moon to our block
oi Nova scum hand made woolen stockings glmas
and miitrnr. and our line of imported uni-rearyl
We wish to more tally introduce to the notice oi
all outdoor work driven. it. it llilll. and"e
lacu,thc neat com and
hederlved from agood ”undo! oiled cloth
lag. With theaoiro rubber tiloveaarid Inger Cola.
of which we have a stock. The
hormonal baritone-i yrainand alert-tone- lawrll
knowntoavery borne owner. One at our Oiled
Canvas than will prove a com leta "martian
and may lave lta coat many tlmea n a alorui
The-e howeveraro but aidi- shown. mall
bulimia dealing in Pure leads and Oils rhlp
Chandlcry, Kliglmrrliiup lice and Drcrli mg Ia
nanyof tile-e Inca we will cm in
match and tin lbletoheat.
Byline way. We haw.- a Brand at Cl - made
houtheheat lmpamdatockwhich weal-l only I
boxes of lineal-ii. They are wry fine flavor and
coat hilt little more than cigarettes. Drop In and
try them. Tell-phone. N. Y. Priors. Never
andcnol d. writ iy
he on and Reliable.
um FREIGHT LINE.
lunalkllewiull
-THE PROPELLERS—
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri ,tiundayau cxccptodm for
freight between New ork,N
Norwalk. W Ill leavcl’ierzl. foot of Beckmana
New York. every evening, except Saturday-.at
o'clock, andon Saturday at 2 p in. Leave Nob
walk Bridge and soul Norwalk every evening.
Freight taken from and received [or all
points on the Danbury and Norwalk and
Shepaug Rallroada at Greatly Maud
natal.
Impplit‘uon to agents the City 0! Norwalk
Rage will be rent for lipccial iota oi freight
anywhere In New York or its Vicinity.
WA" venous arc forbid lmitllm: any of the
employees of the boat: 0! tnlsllnc on acconnbot
the owners! i.
“’aSolld l-olrl Watch. I
.~. Lin {3100. hambuly.h~ Ll
I ‘1 “0‘4
_ '6, Hun-(Coca. am Min'
\‘ aadgrura' n‘zn. with-nuk-
'_‘ .aadramelqualnlu,
' - one Penal-beach lo-
i ‘ rainy can manna he,
term" with our tarp-adv»-
noble line of "fluid
Samples. Thr- ear-plat. as
well u no watch. we and
PM lad-M you have kept
lhm in your born. for I.“ moi-Ith- eand abowa liter- ta than
woomay havoc-11rd,“: Malaya-Iowa n.1hooo
33ml: .0 all mawran nlm e! ":23 (3.! ‘gvh
map to. r yal elm rt: run
auauaa c... £038 Paul-immune.
IIIIBII, Baileyl flu.
WOOD MANTELS,
DOORS.
BASH. BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
OPALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turninv.
Lumber Yard hetweennllroadandcarrlage
lllll at int ii Marshall Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Hatch, Bailey & flu.
’ ”It-lei (woo fi—
axqalailolww ptrtama. llold I1
mFrriate—Geo. B. “rimmed: C. Lapham: Hoyt'a:
Baxter” a
-~_-.. - _-. “-2.2.
Nrw You Cur.
lwmmencrd lounl'. P. I
nemwtheauwuot myhud.
a lewmontbe
lea Imam
The leallhaimdovrraadiooklaagoedaathe
rut myhmd. lamvevymnchplcaeedandwoald
highlyrocomwdit manyonewholabaldorwanta
XHYMApfl Jill—ll. E. Brirrkway, _ _
”no“ forgcr, who was arrested Thurs-lay
alabhttuala'imlnal and held in deluultol
“Ml-i1, has deposited 81 Wwith the city
chamhu’lain and scum! his release. He
Justice O’Bcilly to keep oi! the
me- during the cenwnniai. Brockway bu
m deacended to the levui oi picking
pocket or committing any has exalted crime
manta-gay, and he felt quite insulted at
Mammy an he has quit crime
Illtfibr and means torpend his old age out
lobe-l Com-halo“ Bacchu- la a fight
Ntwaax. April w—Bchool Commissions
oi the li‘itteenth ward; lumen
Accidentally Killed.
cm
Madman“
litor'a!’ m
m
I I other“
Bofl-flyhhcmaaawmondrn-
lanai-awarhdmwuaaoaaamiaaet
mm- “more” Oar-tr,
’ld29..'35.‘l"“9m 3.1.7.2
m.wur§.,m
Kane (:rrv, April m—wilhun Ber kg, =-
amvchnganafiflyoandage,wrntton
hmnaartbclty'ithaloadedmolvertor
a. at aakuak. labunti
an”... .. m... Mme
Incheiowaadtbarovcivmwu
Dani-bia- !- leap h!“ “-l he.
Ibhhbmm Hat“
mural! ' .
63036! 3. mm.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL MONDAY,
PILLSIILS,
LILE LIPS,
SILK III'I‘TS.
K
PIIISIIS all Sun flmnrillas
The latest and most approv-
cu styles with a large variety
of Handle in W00d, Silver and
Gold mountings, prices rang-
ing from 75c to 6.50.
Also choice lots of Purmols
with beautilul Handle‘g in Glor-
ies and Silks, at 1.10, 1,25,
1.35, 1.69, 1.89, 2 25, 2.35,
2.50, 2.75, 3.15, 3.25, 3.50
3.65, 4.50 and 5 75, worth ri-
spcciivcly one-third more than
we have marked them for open-
“ing this season.
A large assortment of Fancy
Parasols in Suralls, Fpncy
Striped Silks and Laces, snpcr-
ior to any (llidIlly we lune ever
ollercd at the following "prices:
3.00, 3.50, 4.90, 5.00.
Lilli III SIII‘III Iifllli.
25 dozen of all the latest
styles of Children's Lace and
Surah Caps, the finest line ever
shown, tit prices from 25 to
50 per cent. below customary
charges, as follows: 25, 50,
75,100,1.25,1.‘,i5 1.40, 1.50,
1,75 and $2.00.
llafiaflills.
50» dozen Ladies’ and Chil-
dren’s Silk Gloves and Mills in
Black ‘and colors, very much
below the cost to Inanuincture,
25, 35, 40, 50 75 and 80, worth
respectively 35, 45, 50, 65, 90
and 1. 00 per pair. Also a few
lines of Kid Gloves left from
our great Easter Snlc, which
we will close at special prices.
BLISS IillflIIS.
On Thursday we will open a
line of extra fine striped F Ian
nels 40 inches wide, all woo],
for 380 per yard, worth 05c.
Henrietlas Ili all shades, f n
est in the land, for 80c, 100
and 1 10 per yard.
A fullline of mourning goods
in Serges, Cashmeresi, Iiellrict
tas, Crepes, Nuus’ V eiIing, ctc
Exceptional bargains In Sa-
teens, and ChaIIies at 18c, 22c
and 25c per yard
Mohair and Satin Band dress
goods In all shades and at the
lowest prices.
Fi igured Pongce Silks in the
finest shades for 85c per yard.
than old stock
where.
I M S______ SMITH.
”IIIESS BILLS,
III LIPS,
J
SII
SILK GLIIES, '
HISIEIIY, KNII‘ “NILE
GENTS F I
GLIIES.
WEIR.
IIIS~ ILLS,
Hflslll'l all Kill lIlIlllflal
Wczirc showing an cxlcn.
sivc Iinc oi cheap, medium and
good quality oi Ladies and
Clilldrcns Hosiery in all thc
new spring shades and novel-
ties. We have the largest as-
SOl'lilll'ill oi Ladies and child-
rens Knit Vests to he soon to
it bid] we direct special zillcil
tlon as bargains .Illd Would
quote thc following prints:
I9, 25, 35, 40, 45, and 50c
each.
IiflIIIS' FIIIISIIIILS.
50 dozen Gents” Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, positichy
worth 500 each, will he sold
for 25(:. This is the greatest
bargain ill Genis' underwear
over shown in the countly.
Men's fancy tn'lnilicd Night
Shirts. not (ilt'ap, undesirable
shirts, hut goods of the finest
make and finish at 1.00 and
1.25.
Grandcst assortment of
Gcnts’ Tics in chks and Four-
ilI-Iiands in all the loading
spring shades.
AIIthc new shades oi the
celebrated Dcnt’s Kid Cloves
at 1.75.
Gents" Liilcn Collars and
Cuil's; Collars 11c cat-Ii, Pulls
13¢ per pair.
Laulldricd and unlnumiricd
Shirts in plain and pique.
\(M'l'ICE wThIs :Ili\ L’l’lia’t)
them should In: road by own
Gentleman Note prices and
call and examine the goods.
We have =I dcpnriiiicnt dc
voted exclusively to the sale
and manufacturi- ol ginninc
Scotch Holland Shades This
is the best material used to day
for shade purposr-s. One at
the most important features is
the fixture. “ruse only the
best IIartshorn Spring lollcr,
those which have been tried
for years and proven satisinc
tory. Estimates furnished and
shades put up at short notice.
We assure the people that each
and every article advertised in our
daily and weekly advertisements
arenews ringgoode. carefullyse—
looted. mill POSITIVBLY LOWER
advertised else-
M. S. SMITH,
10 South Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
APRIL 29, M.
SPECIAL SALE
0! iircss Goods, Spring Jackets, Wraps, l'ariisois,
lircss 'i‘rliiiiiiliigs, [nice
Clips, (‘illlco W rappers,
Zephyr Cloth Wrappers, Gloves, llosll-ry iii nll grad
Shirt Wiiisis iiiid the Electric liriiml Inullcs Collars and Cults.
'l‘llcse goods are Inside of 2100 linen and
superior finish.
A few Munroe-es and l'iilovn will be cloud our cheap. Mao l Two-tinned Wagon. pill-t llur-linwuy. but little need, for aalc ch
SCOFIELD & HOYT
No. 3 (inzette Building Nortvulk.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘ SPEDIAL.
W. B. HALL & C0.
llavr Jnet Made Another Large Purchaae oi
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
Colored and Black I‘aiiio Francoise. Wide Black Sarah
Billie, fil-lncb 6r. Gralnc “like, Colored Gro- Grai-
uml linrab Sill“.
The Siliia are all oi this moat reliable makes, and Wml (iriodii thr- newci-t and
trio-it Iaaiilonaliir.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
One cau- ell-wool Henrietta Clothe, splendid quality, price W—theaa are
advertised in New York paperil aa ham-inn at 40:. line case 40 inch pure wool
mixtures 25c. One our fine Flannel Suiting; 25. 40 [more heautiiul Grey Suit
20 pieces Silk and Wool Mlxllli't'l 33c.
Handsome Combination SIIIIIIEL
40 pwcrr. Strip". Shaded Mixtures and Plains to mtrh. wide pure wool goods,
at Mic—three are regular 50c good». 4‘) vim ho auliiui Sr. rgwe 50c. 30 line dollar
Serge 62k.
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
One can at the finest (‘ ami-I' .9 Hair Cloths that cvrr (Will? to this country.
Never sold a! retail less than fl—prlca is 50.2.
Sills, Sarah Satin, RaIlell‘l Armpit am] Baiirirl
In this 020.000 Purchase are some «I tirr- but still Bargains ct er
ol'crcd in this city.
m 50. I—-il) pic-cm (hinted l’aill» Silka. the M"! $1.25 goods, 2'! shmlca.
all new, uric" H. 25 colored Radlmira. the dollar glad». prici- 69:; 30 piccea Arni-
um and ltadzxmers, all new wont”, will hon-l: (.m- at $1.25, prica £4.92. 50 pieces
brat dollar Urea Graine Silks will go at 59c.
FOULARD, CHINA, 13])“ AND WAS" SILKS.
W P are rhowing upwards of 100 ntylo 9 Prior {mm 49 in H 50.
( 1090 hi. pr: vaunted to examini- Black Slik- at f." 75, .59.:
Radimirii at 50, 59 65 and" . 5c
[me hon, nine advertnied to day arr. the mmt atlrrmtirr evvr oil-:rrd in this
city.
W. B. HALL&CO
lugs 25c.
and fl: also
V0. 89 \Vnullington 151., South Noryvulk.
Gland Spring Illllllllll'.
The most clogunt display of
Foreign Noveltie :
Ever shown to the public.
A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Ha
Ilnvc also :1 complete line i
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 2 “i
A large :Is<('irlilliéiit in fancy summer Iiosc
And prices in suit the public.
, prices similar.
..__..._§.....~._
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us ll call and rovc for oursclf.
P Y
H. Krieger
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South N orwalk, Conn.
_. muse}: 1'0 but
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES.
special Sale at Anllqac chamber finite, Ii Pierce, “9.59.
Estella-ion Tables, 65 00.
A line .nsortmcnl of Monaco aurl Draped Coucuce.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up swans.
FRUIT PUDDINE
A mini Miriam Miser: that m be prrpatrd in five minutes; italic Vanilla, Chocolate and lamooa
flavors. Those who have' used it opal: hiiri’uy or in.
\' o. I
For the Lenten flcaeon we have first-class,
Mackerel at Isr- lb. .tlachcrcl in lo and '20 lb.
kitts, “all Fish and Bloater “cl-ring. 8c.
The linc~t Florida Crangcs' III the City at 32¢: a 1an.
3 1h Randell cleaner} Butler in $1.00, Ill 35: ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, sweet Rosy Butter for $1.,or 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter Ior $1, or 28c lb.
Italic lined liming adne article twomplorrk (“lam (Water in em fickle! labour and
lamb. ”7mm. and wt oyster-la glan- ilx. rat from haunt», is: ill
Fresh Eggs, 200 per doz.
wmmnqwmum; onepmwlwillmrorrwnmboru; nrhcrkrnd; 158:: Try it
Calitornlal'rwaw it lb. all)- (true. hurtful“. ma i’mezv, i: and iii: .9 3r tie-spirit” Iii:
2m Choice Inlet Pig! in!!! ’
m GOLIOI'I' YOUR ORDERE-
chou mad the eel-thread Dew Drop (final limb; they but than: a! .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington 8t” 80. Not-walk.
Large Sales. Small Profits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
.‘1—
C. H. HARVEY ’S.
lwuflmwdaflyafltkmdtkwhictooatoflu
[artist Stills III Bills all lines II This limit
Mg’ adults-immi-
NEW SPRING- STYLES,
mlmcomhghhfiy.mdwhkhotilkabld
’At Prices ‘Vliich I)ei'y Competition.
W‘mflcpflaflmmm Tlhaalcwilluke the In! in wine. nyis
aadqaalily. Babette-opiate
C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main so. South Nor-walk.
GARPETS CARPETS CARPET
lngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvet
WALL PAPERS!
10 Cents per Double R011 to $1.2
———AT-—
A. IIIIIIIEIIMAN & SIIII’S,
84 Washington Street. South Norwa.
'l‘HE
Palace Quee
FURNACE
. . IS USED In
«a NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
.EAST NORW I
And has proved to be the most powerful furnace . .
are. For sale by
Ii. i. LllIllilllI lei.
GROCERIES AND MEAT;
—A'i' Till OLD STAN D 01’—
T. BUR]! GUYBR do SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
.‘Ll. ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.
3m FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH '
GIVE US A. TRIAL
é SENSIBLE LOW-DOST nausea—Ito
' To BUILD minim flare? IlOli trill-.‘As’kllllw 1'0 ”dado“ TIIBJ
Minimum and compute dureriptl n.- i-i
law, kiln-I‘M“ ha ( aaatry flea-u mating (mm we n.5-
you an» Joanna»... hon-elm anon. Ind ho- !» make .
"no-hat.“ healthy. Iialit. rnol. and al
in ruin
moi
III-(Inca! wl nor 1"“: intlmli m'hea b.
w?- th-l-what
its loan. an hill'uiifi'ios.
m e lgl’lhfla‘olplh,
Norwalk Chronicler