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fiwfi'fm'i" lethmls. and hetero palette-log Cllllhth you would do well by
“Homelands-«loamy .
DRE S GOODS
[pedal one-ass k lathis do slant. We have in this smells wrest eminlly '5" w-vi
m Inigo! hangar-as. e tart-mot muss. lleurtrlles. r mirror-o. rmwls. mtpn tines
. Qt alsosesatplsts use or rulings. marshy sold I! a bargain lot we, hat not plice as a Mada,
I90 per Yard.
A lilo at Hid lettings. generally sold for tie per yard. will sail during this week's ssle tor
530.
A line of Cash-wro- u inches wide In Pearle. Eaten Navy lllnoa, Browns, Greens and all dlesbk
m sud before lea-o than we ssahsrrsis. surprise
39o.
Satins, Ginghams, and Domestics
0! which we r: my a most c-nplele line. am now on exhibition tor the Spring trade.
Cashmere Ombre.
Ono oi the Newest Pam for Spring and bnmmer ms is also on exhibition.
Hosiery and Underwear
We are making guest reductions to this department to close.
mar
350
Our Children's Underwear. usnally sold for :13, 38 and 40:, all sizes.
250
A moat oomp'rte ”torment of Ltdiss'QSc ilmlery, in PlLlEl Co‘ors and stripes, now placed moor
counter tor immediate ads.
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M. 8. SMITH,
Insurance Building, South Norwalk.
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For illustration. our 590: Underwear all
BRIDGEPOR'i‘j .
W.B.I-;ALL&CO
Silks;
Silks-
A. Transaction in Silks that. will Astonish Every
Lady in Norwalk.
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In the my latest styles and eolorings. including evening lll‘itdct', to be closed by no on loadsy at only
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customers dot-stand that is no old job lot, but that they are all new. ire h
We ‘mdanm hr 033%.! Ityne. Btery lady to Hawaii should attend this great tale 0! he
Silks. and some the greatest bargain seen during the peat twenty-Ire years.
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
(filbtol' lb Nth of adrgh Gninet B'vk Silks, known as the sun grade. price It Bellini
hlfthat any dra- onr Gaioet Sun is lully Worllnied.
Black Satin Rhadames.
MW load 1 a; one lot llac't Rhadames. W; one lot rich and excellent. 75:?
”mastitis-3i: tan’dsm; Blank smote aliuatflltc; nut Mdstloireflend’lza '
Ask to see our Raven Black Sacearappn
' CLOAKS.
All howl Jackets «Iowa .50 00 each.
All Plus! Car-vats low-s at. so cools.
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Matro- “second one 00 to .5 Mann at. as.
W- 'B. 'HALL do 00.
troulsspsttsnes m yon to beer to also that all ankles
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(rule, no old easel or mud styles
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listing lured and refined the time at
36 Main Street, Norwolit,
i'mm-riy occupied .hy (loom ILBsynsond they
wotendmmrto keepeoootsntiy on hand s'good
Aerl’tll.enl of
Furniture.
ll Mr dealine we hope to gain the wildfires oi
the panc and a share of the patronage. the odor
st WM nshle prim Chsm‘u r, l’srlor and [lining
Room “nits. Dosh. Book “NRC. thrill“: s, Bprtt-g
Beds ind Inttrros s It d-c ss-nrtment of Baby
Cullitkcl, list their, Extension 'l'shtu. he . mt.
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Jain linol- looolwos Illa “halo—ills
faults last Pay It“ and Pans he
Ila-tho In tho Paula (In) Jail-'0'.”
Interesting (Joan lotto.
Canaan, it. J..ltsreht-1'hers was”!
smelt-mantle thooonrt room when Prose
enter Richard ll. Jenkins. in the middle of!
powerinl syn-ch closing thotrlalotChalkloy
laooaoytor the murder at his niece.“
poolratod by an attack 0! Insert Mara
Tho old lawyer
ty [or twoaty
years preview
to his saoeoo
slots try his nephew,
Wilson ll. Jenkins
six years ago. had
been given the ro
, spot-ibis task at
CHALKLEY Lmoxn. “In.“ ”ad“
in; erguutont for the state. He is oi feeble
(rams, hot. great determination
I‘ooblo lint Dotormlaol.
lie had fought against illne- (or the past
three days, daterminod to make this tho ot-
iort of his closing semi-oiliciel lilo. Ill
started his speech with a quotation from
Cicero: “Donot talk 0! many things but
triuoholotte thing." lie began at once to:
bring in compact form the state's array oi
damaging [acts against loamy. Tholam
audience listened with breathless attontlon.
At the and of half an hour Mr. Jonkinscons
plaincd of the ventilation at thocourtrootn.
Alew minutn later he was seen to stag-
ger, and but [or the assistance of his nephew
the prosecutor would have Kellen. He was
led from the court room and Judge Gerri
son. who is a physician, attended him. It
was announced that ho had an attack at
heart failure, probably not arriorls, and the
court took a recess.
The dege’a Charge.
Later the prosecutor agreed to lot tlu
case 30 to the jury on the charge 0! the
court. Jud :9 Garrison charged that wilful
premeditntinn had not been proved. and
that a Verdun: of murder in the first
should not he rendered. He said verdicts oi
either the sworn] degree, manslaughter or
acquittal would lay. He sold the testimony
anal mnulmt oi the detonrlent alone should
greatly influence Ill" jury.
The testimony of Smith and Murray, ii
the jury lmlicvmi it, left no uncertainty as
to guilt, lm‘ ':. ~ called attention to the vi;-
omwt attack Illa-ll: on their veracity. The
charge lasted iortydlvo minutes. It was
able and impartial. The jury then retired.
‘ L-‘mney remained calm and walked firmly
out when the court. took a recess-s.
"Not Guilty” the Verdict.
The jury was out about two hours. but
arrived at a unanimous decision. “not
guilty," in loss tho." half that time, and
sent in word to that wilt-ct about 2::Do’cioch
Judge Lamison, however, did not appear in
court until 3:45, when the verdict was
promptly rendered. There was a great
crowd present, and there was much am
meat. but the judge entwined silence as the
jury tiled in. The friends and neighbors of
[money could hardly Qatrnin their teal-
inga. however. and no owner was the de—
cision announcml and court adjourned than
there was a great rush to congrntnlete the
liberated man.
Two Months for Klinin.
Ptntt'ls. Miss, March t—Jeke Kilroin
appeared in court for Seminars in the mom
trig. Alter dwulling hrietly on the lawn of
Mississippi against prima fighting,.and speak-
ing in sovere- terms at the invasion of the
state by the prisoner and his friends last
July for an unlawful purposr, the judge sen-
tenced Kilrsin to two months“ imprison.
snout in tho Purvis jail, and to pay a line of
lalllvass's Case Kat Sunday.
° Johnh Sullivan‘s”, which is an op-
pssi from a sentence of one year, will prob
ably he decided next Monday.
The (You Agalnst liner Dis-laud.
Nwaonx, March s—ln the court at
general regions. Record? Smirh dismbd
the charge oi bribery against s-x-Alderlnan
William H. Miller, indicted for receiving
Calfllllssahrihe in connection with the
famous Broadway railway rose in 188$
District Attorney Fellows recommended
the dismissalon the ground that sonicisnt
«Beaumnhlnothosecnredtoconvictthe
accused.
Tho l’lnlatll Was Not Bondy.
Nrw Yuan, March t—The complaint in
the divorce suit 0! Richard D. Young
against Emma B.'Young was dismissed by
Judge Beach in surname court, chamber:
The case was set down peremptorily for the
day. hot the plaintil was not ready to pro
seed.
The Deed of a Dru-how Broth
Booms, March t—Frank B. Keith. who
says he resides in Worcestor.sntered the
housed Capt. Grille. of Book and Ladder
company No ti, on Tyler street. while In-
toxicated. and demanded some Or!
help; rein-rd he knocked Mrs Griln down
and beat and kicked her. She was tho only
member of the loudly in the home at the
tints. Keith was frightened away by some
'- ans knocking at the door. llowualtor-
ward captured In. Grim-hoodlum h
alarming.
. 'lo land axorthllvorlrldzo.
Amardlerehl—lllfioassnssa,”
wwrumuuynsecesounso-
wayeompeny,lnderdetootl’oh 21, wrilu
tomhlyrnsnllradlord Rhodes relative
tothsllndsonrtver hridgobilLinroplylo
alsttor irons Rhodesia Senator'Qnsy,d
Pennsylvania. Hallo-tans: saystht
' financial tntssssts that era
psrediobnllde bridge errors the I!
mmrm-musnnmtum
pun-ow pending in mm hummus
law.
ahehhnhodahwss at" .
orhoodsehodale waslsid he. no themes-lb
loobyPnsldsnt
ittrosi
poaiagtholaagaeelroaltthissoason. Presl:
dontBrnh,oi the Indianapolis club, who»
askodbyallnltsdl’roesrqtortsr it hohed
uymtbndwflhgmthhmhn—
plied.
"l have not. I shall stay in tho langu-
thlsssswa ll any at then: do it may in
that the Brotherhood ooald he (ought
harder with olght than with ten clubs. W
i don‘t tool like sacrificing my interests
now for somebody also. I have a good clot
-owsthat will steadwoii opinthsraeo—
and I don’t Inland toglro it up This b the
manta. above all others. that ladlsnepolls
ought to be In the League. “is have no op
ptnltion, our wopto are onthntinstic. and
tho Indications are that we will have the
Instant-on ever known."
This is generallytakon as Brush'a Ina'
mar. it was rumored this altsrnooo
that Detroit would make another alert to
break into the Loans at this meeting, but
thuisr no one representing thatcityhol
pot in amtam. it is said by tho dolo
gates present that thoro is no chance whet
over for Detroit to obtain a tranchlso.
"lisnothsr eastern leans oonld hessenrsd,’
said a delegate, "we might into Detroit in
and have a twelve club league. But neltt
more is the only eastern city that would in
large enough [or us, and they are in the At-
lantic league to stay."
Today the regular postponed meeting war
reconvened at noon. About twenty-Moot
the visiting haaehauists accepted an inrita
tion to attend the Lyceum theatre last
evening.
Brotherhood 'l'oaus Bo loath.
3le You, March i—John Vt art! and his
team of baseball players herodepartodlot
the south on the steam Chattahoochee (or
Bavnnnah. The Philadelphia Brotherhood
team accompanird them. The Brooklyn
llridegroonn also left at 3 o'clock on the
steamer Clyde for Jacksonville, Fla.
Baseball Brlole.
John J. lteidyv who has been a member at
tho Buffalo International club for the past
law years, has signed to play third base {or
the Jersey City club.
W. i'. hills”, of the l’ittshnrg Players’
League club, has stated that the Players
length: was not going to allow the National
league to make any stronger bid (or publte
patronage than it. To thh end it had been
about definitely decided to place the price
of admission at twenty-tire cents, instead
oi tilt y cents, as previously determined
upon.
" Pitt-bur: Switchmw on Strike.
Pmaat'lw, March ~L ~—'l'ho switchtuen em-
ployed in the Pittebttrg and Chartiers yardr
oi the Pittsbnrg and Lake Erie railroad
have struck [or an advance in wages.
demand an ltrvrcaso irmn OH” to 82'. to {or
day and £2.20 tor night work. No attempt
was made to more insight trains and con.
dderahie dilliculty is experienced in getting
pet-agar trains out on time. The strikers
are all non-union men. Prrsideut Nowell
is in Europe. The local otllcials claim that
they have no discretion in the matter ind
cannot concede lhedemand. Snperinten eat
Bolbrook stated that his lines will only be
temporarily inconvenienced and that new
man will take the plans 0! the strikers.
About titty men joined in the strike.
Lottery Men Still Active.
Mlssssrous, Minn, March o—TheJonr-
net's "rand forks (N. 1).) special says:
The (allowing circular has been re
eeirad here from Mayor Bodily, of
Bismarck: ”There are strong rumors
that the intuitions lottery hill will he
rein laced in the legislature March 4
or n thereafter, and that It. A. Dauphin,
president oi the Iauhiens mummy,
know in the city. Forward circulars and
protsststothos-crotsryot this committee
stance. Arrangotohave loading ultimo
roadytocosao toBismarcktos—xert their
influence against the hill.” The cttlsens
here are considerably excited and tho senti-
mtswmstohathst the bill will peat!
introdw-vzd again.
Why Grilltls Mroelr lesions.
Jutnrowx, S. Y.. larch t—‘l’he New!
publishes a statement by Frank L Grillith,
who ”waned" ox'Congrmeman Walter Bea
sinus on the streets in this city two weeks
ago. In tho statement Ir. Grillilh alleges
tksttheesnseot thotrooblewasnotanold
lawsuit, esllr. tie-ionsproont totho
hut domestic reasons prompted himtothr
act. Grillththoagoeson to say thattor
several years the ex has been
tryingto :etllrs. (lrlflthto loavsherhu
Mend-hits at Washingtonpropossdto
thowomn that she get a ssparetloatroas
Goliath and hs would secure her a govern-
mentposition. ltbtor thisrsoeoo, Grilth
nyl. thatheattachedarsdhestfiemiona
Broth-tr and Ihlor lawn-slot a loo-Ina.
Parasol, 1‘. J., larch t-Boss le-
Onshr.llysarsold,weslonnddsady-tu-
dc in West Twenty-second street. liar
death was pronounced due to alcoholis—
sadosposnrn. At the morgao ems was
loadhapncksthookdrdsronadhsrls;
'l'hb-oaoy w-allthatwaslol'tottho
atatolastmand which startodhss-
dratb. llarhrothsrreestvndalegscy. at
tho—snotlmqsndwhilodrwnkwss‘rohhrd
otitiaal'atcsunlooa. 'l'hstustbnow
tn‘lhatonhil.
wan to. lair Cost In In:
Raw You. lush a-t'hs last math;
"manna”, aadthoan-
contractual-II saloon-mittenswan
aboutfltmmadthototaletat
filblalrlothhcltywfll
Ymawho had received ”rho-t.
Isl-cy'hlehshorseotvedlromhortathc’s
otthoWorhl‘htalroatentlvoes-uittos
math Will“
We ntltltn
blot-synod Itdssy listens it
“I. "i nil in I‘m ”0' “I‘- W I‘
loans, batno attention whilst toll?!“ ”"9" What gm " a“ 3&4“
loogasnhsdalswlll he ends on jostths ’ '
”flan." I I I M “UNTQ REMEDY?
me it Partner-ta, Isle lust. New 'I rs.
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Brick. Lime. Cement
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, hackswanns, hot-rm
lonntsin, Franklin,
Wilhelm-re Costs.
on for RUBBER Mill
Yard fmt of Washington and Mar-
diallatréers, Branch other sifitrlooo
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GOODS DELIVERED PBOIPTlY.
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Spinach, lattnee, Pore .
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‘1. sale spots hit the celebrated
Briilal Veil llolir;
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slitttslnrtl, and In netting wry last.
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25¢. a. lb. 250. :1. lb. 0350. a. ll).
THEY com: tun AND NEAR 0‘00: 11‘.
Till: h'ltlsnlC'r-J'It is better thun l have Men paying to cents
a pound for.”
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we: In u: F0“ Till?) interim snnson
Pickled [Mot-r In alum, -pit~ntiid Water I. Iv I‘vrlldh. Large Blm'rr [tent a. [tire large “In.
t Iul not. the Vilnl‘lli .l».l»y 0' nbt-etdinat, me i imim t'olnmhls ltlvt-r lielmon and laws-
gten llrrring We arr hr-srlqn merit for
Bridal Veil, Jones, Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diploma Flour".
Way down '9 price Be mn- ntdtctmr pr'ces- before you purchase The tulle! '0! the “null
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PRESERVIBS.
Quinct‘. Pit cat p'e, Plum, lin-pbrury Peach 1- ti My - m. n,
you the but tin.- of
CANNED GOODS.
in this country. have you tried the celebrated Dow Drop Bartlett Peers.’i'omatore. Pancho. Bleak-
barks. Peas. Corn, enccotsrh. L‘ms Beans, an. or.
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If you relish a First-class (Totl'cc, you earn get. it here
We are still selling the Northfieid Creamery Butter at 320 a lb.
Let every r no ortne that wzil to
lilllllll Ii. SlilMIflllh’S.
33 Washinztos: Street. South ‘Norwallt.
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Mills Mill illlllES
Ever entered. Everything goes at cost and less at. the store at
C. H. HARVEY,
North Slain Street, South Norwullg.
ALTEIllllllllI SALE.
As we intend to make extensive improvements in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to Work at some at
the earliest possible moment, we Will
Close Out All Kinds of Goods 3..
Marvelously Low Prices.
It you want arr‘l-h try them. We oler
Look at the Figures :
Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20, 26c,
all at 5c 3 pair. ,.
Lsdies‘ Fancy Hose,lormerly at 25 and 36o, all at 15¢ a pair.
Lsdies’ Merino Underwear, formerly st 50o. now 35c. ,4
Gents‘ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
Illill‘l‘ Fill. 'l'll [ill]. lllll El
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Just received a s ' lot of Ladies‘ Ribbed {ind
wdflhdtlc, during t in sale, lilo.” 3 ,
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