IES’OT RSEYS
isseilnen
W . . HINGTON STREET,
‘ WWlfi-ll secured hrrbmlsaaalug ten «pm It on
saturday, Mar3h a,
' wira 'ma Lassa“ cross2 on
Wiltona. Hoquettea. Veinets. Body
and Tapestry Brussels. and
All Kinds of lugs-ulna.
cm 20 Cents Up.,
We will meet any price. We invite all needing Carpets to giro us a call.
THE LARGEST LINE 0F MATTINGS,
. All the Mr P 'tlcs or the min will littlhiliitfll ln our new room. We shall as» r this Spring
thin line if Plain illlli llile Slates lien 25s in.
WI EAV 3 Ti]! LCINCY FOR '1'!!!
13.1113 Muslln Underwear.
insane Goats are the ilaast made in this many. Please examine them.
Agents for Butteric ’s Pattenls.
II- mam mam-r. foi‘lrrlywlth “Markham-Ir to row with as where he will he'
Munchkin-as.
SC’OFIELD & HOYT,
,. Norwalk and South Norwalk.
’ ' helenanilllaxnare
FHHOSllMlm LOWER THAN EVEII.
gar. [all & lest Sla- nocomed Tea Set, 56
rename ....:.°:'.’.:‘.;..'....
Steal all Gal iiiiillt. “02:12:? 5‘le-
flm‘fli‘ms s'rovns neutrons
1“” Haters. ” mmhmwm.
Bennett & llnste
53 Q Hall 8‘, So. Norwalk.
teats i‘isl (insists
ltliil, TtIlIlllh. l‘tllil'l lit
in 3‘:
fl “thMWs
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
'a'iuo ail-u. NI uauno 1.838 ai-u.
£M“"""“ mores
H Billillil Lite-€1.53?
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moans-aura.
New Styles in All Size
V'liOdd Sizes of Last Season’s Styles at Mark Down Prices.
3,. An DICKERMAN dc SON,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
Saran 85 Bushnell
889 Water Ira-oat.
(Foetal Bank), . amnion. count
fiflowm-enuhannamm
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of the celabra'hed Poatlscw W solo :all o:.t'he
ahovearaat and are sgea or
Towar'a‘Tish WI Clothing,ths how in
the world. a good soil oi black or yellow on
Clothesla not expensive, In easily in repair.
and will many times repay its mat
frrua colds, rhea-stir in or pneumla Rubber
Glam, littmaadl'l JOY mumeverythinguuedcd
on Memo. law ltsuillu' aunt-tr per box
of one hundred. Telethon New York Prices.
lleverlladc rsold.
.s rum—f Lian or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
r33
llcsry i’n- , il-id Fitness.
‘Wire Hit-oi "nor ”an.
something new, m thin: or
W. C.QUINTARU
lUSlC HALL Bu ['3
iiiiililllls
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ALL GRADES
{Nil AT
Lowest Prices
The Heat Goods tor
the Least honey
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H. S. BRIWN’S
BOOT & sillOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
sac MAIN STREET.
Till lllllll lilliti.
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‘MEATS
Mixtures-1mm
lamenmnw
Pnnltrl if all lines
F. HAYE 3.
timer-am. . sour: Forum
was
Eveline Sentinel
a
THE MEDIUM
£0“; tlhlflh‘haedhy Inglooeripfiuz
Moi-b.
Politician Pritchard, or Pltts-
burg, Castlgated.
Clldlllll INTO All ANTDIWOI
trial-sad Ila-l Ila-dared Ira. Ila-so, It
Is laid. and liar luabaad Stead by
with a Revolver While tlha Violently
'l'rnuncml Ilar Allqed 'l'l'lfluowr.
l‘imavno, March 12, ml temperance
meeting at (l‘ilonmil's hall, in tha Twenty
third ward, was the scene of a very same-
tlnual rpiuide. Daniel Prltohard, a pall-
ticinn, was' oowhidad by lira. John Blazer.
The story is host told by the husband at the
woman: "i learned,” said liu,'“from a friend
that l’rltohard had made some very die
paraglng remarks coucarnlug my wifa. l
carefully in rostigatod the matter sad found
what my friend told me was trim. Then l
went home, told my wife what he had said
and quietly rennet-lied, ‘Woll, l'iu going out
alter him.’
Ilia I’oared Ila Would Kill Prltolsard.
I*t-lhe begged me not to go, fearing that I
would kill him, as I believe I would have
dona had I gum- Hhe ilnally persuaded me
zloatpy st bonito, and said, ‘1! you lat ms at;
tend to thin I believe you will besatlsll
Hhoaskailnia to get her acowhlda, ’and l
notiwr agood stoutona She told unit 1
let her manage the thing she would cowhide
him every time she met him, till be publicly
apologized and took back what he raid. I
guess she will.
The “'1in in Action.
"My wiio and he belong to a temperance
organization, and she asked me to accom
puny her to the meeting, where he was our
taln to be. 1 went. to the meeting and found
atxmt ninety porsona present. My wife
walked up to l’ritchard, who was about to
open the meeting, and raising tho whip,
said:
“ ‘Yrvu will talk about me, will your Elba
struck him over the head, when he covend
his face and started to run. ltlha followed
him, dodging around chairs and behind
people, striking him every chance she got,
but not giving him all she intended, because
llu ki-pt dodging behind everything.
A ltarolver Drawn.
“She tinally chased him into the auto
room, where silo gave him all the muld.
One of his friends, the puddle boss at the
Elba mill, came running up, and reached
over to taLu hold of my wife to pull her
away. i pulled it revolver, and shoving it
in his face, said: ‘You lay your hands on
her and I Will blow your head olY.‘ lie let
her alone nftv-r that, as did all the men, all
«and with the revolver in my hand.
"Finally Millie of the lady members got
Lotwvcti them and persuaded my wife to
quit, which she did. .1 am sorry to say she
did not iunrk him very much. but she may
not lio through with him yet. 1 here couv
suited one of the best attorneys in the city,
and his Idh'lt't‘ to my with is:
“ ‘L'owhido him every limo you minim
until he rues you, nod than home to mo and
i will defend full' I understand Pritchard
has threatened to sue me {or carrying COU-
cealed weawns. i would like to tell why 1
did so in court, and] believe there is no jury
in Allegheny county would blame use when
it was known it was to defend my Mfe’agood
name and character. This is a lemon Ir.
l’ritchard should have received some time
ago. He hos been in the habit of talking
about women in our neighborhood, and do
serves what he got and whathe may get, for
my wife may feel sheowca him some more
She broke her whip over his head, and I
bought her a new and bigger one."
( Mrs. Mon-a Wlna.
Sr; ’ Youx, Llarch li—Judge lugrahnm,
in the special term of the supreme court,
yesterday decided that Mrs. Ailicu F. Stem
- is entitled to ll separation from her husband,
George M. Btorrs, the son of the late Emory
A. mom, the Chicago lawyer. The partic-
ulars 0! her suit, in which she charged
cruelty and drunkenness against her hub
hand, have been heretofore told. The judge
concluded that Mrs. Storm was a devoted
wife and mother, and that her husband was
unworthy of hell“ and treatal her in a cruel
and inhuman manner.
She Killed Her Stet flushaad.
Bonn-ox, March ll—Mra Mary Doudero,
ol No. 6 Mechanic court, has been arrested,
charged with causing the death of her line-
band, Angelo Dondcro. Mr. Dondm had
been ill for some time. The couple quar-
reled Saturday night, and Mrs. Dondaro, it
is alleged, threw one of Doudero‘s heavy
shoes and struck her husband cm the
heart. He fell to the flow- uueonscions, and
itisalieged that the woman continued to
strike and beat him while in that condition
He died Sunday.
Ba-(laslsler Conner Arrested.
New You, ”arch lz—Ex-Cuhiar Al‘
phone A. Courtcr, of the Equitable bank,
for whom detectives have been looking for
two weekson account of live indicts-eats
found against him in connection with the
bank wrecking syndicate, walked into the
district attorney's once yesterday after-
aooa and surrendered hhuaelf. lie was
manholes-lads,» mun», be him
“Wm,“ bail.whic hich was uaa
Ila warmed“ .totha Tortilla
Testing the Yea-wile.
larch 12—h uuofllcial
trial of the dynamita guns of the cruhar
Veauvluswumade yatarday. 'l’haautscr
waatowedtoa pointia the Delaware rirar
balowlarcuallooh That-t was on the
his of ranger, flu- and distancea
oodan bombs loadadwlth gun wder
warauaed,and the test is to be
eminently satisfacta-y. The ofldal trial
takes place next week. The regulation
metal bombs will “Ill be lead.
nurture I'aeawall ruler-near.
Raw You, larch law—Altar laying
"Samson“ on Thursday and ”Th guttaw”
on Mayer-ulna flalrlnlwlll unto his last
mien" York at thahruadway
ia'flthallo.” Hts mm
Mamet-begins uhnastvraah,willaudtill
Malone. souHAlaasudsr will
ubhbflmfihmin “Doe
CleardeBaaau"
The trial at James J. Blooum st NawYork
tor the nurdarof his wlfs, ltlluu. on law.“
Year's on has eloasd, the jury returning a
verdict of murder in the tint degree
In. ll. H. Sloth, and till, of Olsrhsrilla,
I Y., cothinlttad suicide by cutting her
throat: (lathe unknown.
A fight baa barn arranged between Billy
Hurray. of New York, and Jack Lynch, 0!
Philadelphia, to take place More the lria
County Athletic club at Boflalo on April 9,
for a [mm a! Will.
Professor William P Atkinson, p. ‘
lilac In- the Wine Daniella"
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llawiscl I la Illil'l'fl IIIIIDY.
C. N. t'mnaaroa, Sole Amt, New Your.
of English literature and history at the
Isaactmsotta Institute of Technology for
many years, died March Ii 0! congestion of
the brain. H- was the author of many
work» of high merit, including nomherla-
pamphlets, and had long been prominent as:
a lecturer. A widow, two Iona and two
daughters survive him.
Attorney General Miller has decided that
under the low Chinese merchants wt.
land in the United Btatrs in the aha-nee of
certificates prescribed in the Chinese ea-
cluslon act.
The Control Presliytorinn cohfcronoe of
the Evangelical church has finished in work
at York, l’.,h and adjourned to meet in
March, Nil, at llurwick, Pa.
The New York chamber of commerce has
rescinded its former condemnation of the
3:10le contours bill and adopted a re-
’filir't fil\ Grills: the measure, providing that a
'cuilnh In tombs! prroilttlag question of
(an be mm iii-rm jurioa , ‘
'thm i. now a rim; possibility that the ’
divorco unit of Capt. (l'flhea against his wife'
and Mr. Parnell will not be tried before fall.
Mr. l’arm II has asked and obtained fuller
details 0! ilmtimos and places of the air
logod or he of adult: ry.
Roland Mother llfl'l resigned the proaio l
dency of tho Hocioty for Savings at Harri
ford, ('.onu ,which he has held for eleven
years. John C Pomona, who haa been
mussel and trustee of the society, was elect»;
ed president
lity (Jim-k John Sitanlcy, of Brooklyn, 1
died March ll, alter a long illneas How
46 years old and served one term in the New l
York ammbly
William llyde Appleton Pin. 1)., has been i
elected president of tho Swarthmore (Pa)
college to succeed Edward H. Magill, re-l
signed. Dr. Appleton is a graduate of Harv i
vard university, and has been professor of
Greek at strthmoro since lb? I E
The Missouri anti- trust law has been prrr
nounch unconstitutional by Jud g» Dillon
in tho [I nitod Htutcs circuit court.
Henry hi. lloliard I, the llt‘l‘v 1y appointed i
poatmnator of lieu-limiter, N. '\'., die-d March '
ll hlr. llehurd was to msumc tiio duticel s
of the pollmnstcnhip March ill, but be con-
tracted as severe cold which developed into
pneumonia, the immediate rouse of hi: i
death. Mr. litlnrd was 615 years oi age l
The (‘Ullllilull council of Rochester, N. Y, l
has directed the city attorney to begin pro- 9
cccdingei against the bondsmcn of Davis, the ’
defaulting only trenaurcr, to recover the i
amount uf llit’ bond.
The I'llilfltlt‘lpllia Times has offered a rw '
ward of “Jim to the person or persons who
may discover and bring to conviction in the
New Jr-moy courts the murdcrcr or mur-
den ot Annie [la-conic}.
It hurt boon plainly shown that .l. Birchell
the alleged mnrdox’urot llcnvwll, la Reginald v
Birchall, son of the late vicar of Church ‘
Kirk, and a you- 3 man ol good connectiona
and of excellent education.
Henry M. Stanley has finished the last
[ages 0! his forthcoming book.
Rev. John P. Cowlea, for many years .l
profe-or in tho Oberlin (0.) college, died
at lpawich, Mm, March ll. lie was 85‘
years of age. I
Tau jurors have been secured in tho trial i
of the case against Sheriff Flack, of Newi
York.
Sheri“ Burial of Hudson county,'\' . . J.
testified before the ballot. frauds committee
larch it; He said he had no knowledge of
the "joker" ballots, and repeated a former
statement that he thought thosmsllar pack-
ages lying on the tables in the rooms of the
county committee the night before election
were inoffensive “meters" for legitimate
use on Republican and split Democrat tick-
et: He admitted that he talkcdtoan in-
dividual over the telephone from the court
house on election day, but denied that he
had used the words, ”Slut! in all the jokers
you can."
i
Battling Biddeford'a flcctlan Bow-a.
Binnmrto, 319., March la-lnthaactlon'
hought against Deputy Charm Parker, of
North Berwick, for assault on City Marshal
Tarhoa on election day, the counsel (or the
defense entered a motion to not pros, and
thasherifl was dischargzd. Counsel for the
prosecution took similar action today in the
was against Deputy United States Harshal
Btackpole, of Biddelord, and Special
Deputy Sheriffs Small and Saeo, Romeo, of
Biddalord, and Minnehan, of Biddeford.
This will dispose of all cases brought by the
city marshal and police omcars against the
fills who were on duty at the voting
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McCall-'s Court diurnal.
Encounter, March Iii—Alter the naval
court of inquiry to investigate the chargea
of cruelty against Commander McCalla had
organized the members proceeded aboard
thalhslted States steamer Enterprise and
Miami! mainly called wall the nicer:
ahdcrcwwho had any complaints to-aha
“homIarwsrd‘AhoutsdonaW
dddmnnhanuimnutumm
down. Among those who answered to the
unusual to step forward were two oncol-
—ctdrf Engineer lintwlstle and Eula
Kline.
Cowl Whips Willi-are.
Pmmaxca, )larch lit—Jack Williams
and Charles Cowd, feather weights, fought
at the Gladstone club last night. Cowd win-
ning in the seventeenth round by complete-
ly knocking out his man. Both pugllbta
came from England some time ago and new
reside in Hoatm A fight between Jack
Falvcy; chamflon o! Rhoda Island, and
George Mickie, of Tannton, followed. Fab
"y was awarded the contest in the alum
round on a foul.
A Pillsbury Iaa Ann.” .1101...
31w Your, larch Ia-Jauaa Howell
Jon... aged or, took laudanum
and went into a church on Fifth avauaato
die. The aeston dhcorcnd him aadalhd
aphysician, who took measures which"-
narad him danger. Joana said he
eoulduotflt and was tired of life.
no was for-surly hookkeepc for a steal
an at Plttshnrg. His retatlraarosldaat‘
lit One Hundred and Forty-attic street,
that city.
llarlad lea-ash a 'all.
Liam, larah lie-Jain. lawn-and
was harhdhatioathatallh‘ ,
Goa
NORTH.
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Successful Specialty.
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state hairdo! Engineers
lemhcrt‘onn. It. ts. An'n
ii iii ll. lllOElldsOS,
lanizi {are and Hiiianlieineineers
Main Onion, ‘5 8 41 Washington St,
SOUTH NOBWA LX. 01'.
to: PERRY man .‘ritOi’, N Y.
Braurh l‘fiicrs' ‘ wllgri‘lgm will“! .YY
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local l-liirvev legend General min. will
jvm he circa prompt attention
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Hgiiiili‘ili iiiiill iliili Uliiiiilii
Sore Cure for all Diseases.
ill AKES HFNS LAY
BALED HAY AND STRAW.
Peal lines Stable Bellini
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iiiiiii Ni] Bill
JOHN ll. FEBRIS,
Wholeaalcand museum in on man of
Elli. iiiii Willi]
Erick, Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawaaus, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilhesharre coals.
heel iii RUBBER Plili'l‘i
Yard foot of Washington and liar-
Ml; natal Branched“. «W
hint
Fliil Fliil. Fill].
”martini last—l“ h
enigma-ah to:
(listen, lists all liislm
mmw.
Spinach, Lettuce, Pure
Tel-ate Cats-p, Fruit,
Called Goods, Etc.
GOODS DELIVERED PROII’TLY.
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l V ‘ AIorwath has-cl; 4.
'90.
To our
JUST A Willi]! [iii Iiili.
We have ensured the
balance of AISLE! t
IAIIII’ Stock of Dry
Goods. to“ at such a low.
figure that we are pre-
paredto omrttrvax
low prices. all
place new tickets with
new prloasonthagoods
and shall make them so
low that we are sure
they will attract atten-
tion and compel their
sale. We intend imme-
estore with a complete
stock of DRY aoons
OIL- CLOTH! HAT-
nuns and nuclei. suita-
bleforthe Spring-Trade
and hope to conduct our
business in such an
equitable manner that
our name will not be a
misnomer. and that we
shall secure a fair por-
tion of your patronage.
Equitahly yours,
J. L iniler l Sins.
mch l
insular: In
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00..
murmurs, can. '
Young ma". whypiy as iongaayon live,wh’>r. you
haverlghtchmccam "ft of living twenty ya"?
Whv not take an Endowment Policy tor youncl! It
you live. for ymir twin it you die?
3‘ B L'ilvlllllilnlll' Agent.
m !y South waslk, (' one.
REMflili. SALE
HomerB. iiiiyt
JIQVVIEIJEB,
Will remove to
No. 10 North Main Street
About lip il l.
Until that time i wl i one: my entire
Willi, iiilllii Bill Milli
AT COST.
Howie the llmctosccnre
[lees] Walsh as a Let Price,
And fully warranted, as! have on hand many [he
movements. My amok 0! Jewelry Is all durable
goods, no old stock or aged styles.
HOMER B. HOYT,
No. l5 nsrusonn Pascsz.
Brain & Wilmesei,
lisv ng laced and refitted the store at
36 Main Street, Norwulk,
Vorumly occupied by Gauge 1! Raymond, they
will cndcarorto keep conatantly on hand a mood
men: of
Furniture.
daltacnhapategbtla (lam at
the D's-Mica“ a‘otdiarc
at yesamahlc eardrum ad Dining
Room sails, ks, Book a;
Bed-sud Helms-ca. alas amt-anti
Carriages, Bat nun-mm R. le-
Cram & Whittlcsey.
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anything that is need-
ed in tho oilice, store,
factory or anywhere
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with first-class work.
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Typo and New and
Fast l’i' asses, and are
enabled to execute
work in the quickest
time possible.
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