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J D. JIKNIIGI.
. fleece-anon. nQulntard.
Undertaker & Embalnier.
mam NIGHT BELL IN Till omen
no. 4 Knight 8t. Milkmen, 5 Kim BL,
Ell-3m Nos-walk, Conn.
WI. 8. azure,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Hans, Bpoeidmtious and Superintend.
slice in the construction of evay dcecrlvtion
of buildings.
“BIS BEASUNABLB.
Onion—Taylor’s Bulldln Washington St.
:10.qu P. o. nexus.
sou-us uoawm cannon 3413‘
51 Washington sneer.
0pcuDailyfrom9tol!am..audfroinltobp.lu
udonfiaturdayeveuingsfrmnttos.
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ALDENSOLIARB PIN.‘
.romtn. tannin. mm;
at". 103KB. Um.8ec.ano'ness
Stale laaou,
saonry and
for unthrpinn . Sails
WILUAI LK%L
at if No. 5 till] street. Nor-elk
HORSE CLIPPIR G.
muse done by machine power, by a
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must. South ltorwsik null if
llillllli all Hiallllllii.
P. W. BA'I.‘ ES
III-
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
ID V” m a Specialty.
8. loath lull It. fiat. Imull.
Artilelal Stone Steps, Doping,
' Lawn Bananas.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
doc. doc-
ltmfamm by c. r. LEONARD,
‘ ' ll'aterlt'rsat. aim
lorriil Business College.
. ammo-r
' ”M'Iohool.’
' lawman-Ian:
.ni EXECUTORS. ADMINIS-
'mrons ' rnusrris. .
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Buggies, riot-n. curl-ea.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
nun & contour
Anaowprrpnedtoelss
Canned Goods
0' QupevinQasllly a! low wiess,with a discount
eaqusnllissut viscometer as per appended
PRICE LIST.
humor-.itepsveaaacaas
HntwyTl-wsloralmiwr
Lima flue chcau
IativJunsPsaal pro-aim”:
Ismwtummwcaahussme.
Wihmeo-nsfla
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Guides haphla. ire nor can. tcaaseec.
Isehiss illestersqieegrcanesnstlflt
permsJeaesfl
lslaes.l
Weeniispscialnntiestoour
Epicurean Canned Clams,
Packed Bar Kuhn, Isles. warranted Inc. we
grit. l? and Fritters at short notice lllsn
ales 'msavthrysn with vinegn, it)“ per ean,t
master.
listsdBmu.tlcpwesn.teaasbtc.
Canned Fruits.
blue llama id pics) 18);: pct as.
Blackberries, I per can. t can» Clo.
California Apricots m paces, ii cans hi.
ta‘ifovnia Peaches 2k per can, 5 cans Si IV.
(hilfmuis Green Gage Plums, nepercan, beans
Nib.
(hill-sols Plums. 28c percau. 5 can 8th
California ital. tea air per on.
California Bartlett vars. Ii: per e In,
N agave Babs White Cherries, l’lc per canteens”:
Quality of all these Goods Warranted
Any not right will be made good. We still con—
tinue to sail
lit-GS 2-! CENTS A oozes.
nibble & Bumslntk.
CAUTION tam mm:
a. n he at?“ '"m‘l'mi‘." “"
In. t or an up
2h direct to Mon. enclosing acrvo
atmsw
w. L. ouoLAs
Pine Calf. “on
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5 n I P W0! t .
.5.” GENl’l‘\E "1N [Ly-{1“ I'll) SHOE.
8‘.” "531)»5EJW if" “1-"! N‘IIOI’
[nerd Grain and Creed.
Examine his
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a?“ a??? ”.53“? .rt'sfl.“l'.i’«'iin
.25 e mi: ' r; :.
32.00 nml 81.77. “033' wuom. snout.
AI'I Iiwlr Ir. 0 "Licks. iiulilm :lml Lace.
:3 & s2 shoes iron.
.135 SHOE FOR misses.
rout!“ Hm
John Seher‘ihiz Son,
Douglas. Bloch Sold h
JAMS, the. .t 1.
$3 SHOE smiling... I’
cigar
can lava-a Filled. Isle tor live tests.
hill-“M”. Iss‘vshsasdssrhnslsasats
hate-sues" yeuevsrlsusd them-shar-
lstslymetslspssasw. Isaipiss hynsilli yssr
dealsrdsssnotkssplhsnmo less-issuanus
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I mflasreblaatovtesnry Led em
Ingmar directional-lists" i'w rah
mnwulmslmsdlgaxuflihufiuad
I. I0 eat or we ry sow
filing-looms “hydrous”. it’l-
llorse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses.
suited to all purposes.
You will find the rur-
ES'I‘ OOAOBEBB. the
BEST ROADITERB. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ABBOBTIEIT 0!
SALE 808828 in rats--
field county. Pas-ties
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are wamn'rnn.
m. H. PARSONS.
BnlyfllSIflE mu Fill.
NEW STORE.
Futurist liaison
East End Washington st. Bridge.
I)lCLlCAC [ES
-—-—-—AND —-—--
FINE GROCEHIES I
Conrtsnlly on hand a fine selection of Ill! ORTIB
and museum: Clllttax, BALE-HUB, and Ill
kinda of llnLlCACIKS lit FIOKKDaud 5:“.le
Mullah») i'tNNKD (i.;0l)5, Lilli“) Pillll’l'd,
milieu
IT MAY BE
that ytur local Wall Paper
dealer has not just what
you want for the tilarlirt-
decoration of your home.
In our milieu-ion you will
ll'nl tit ulodrtalt: can! all
the good, the beautiful, and
the new Wall Papers made
for the present season.
Joeeph P. McBugh & Co.
we unrefined ~
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turfriynalwarnu-
3 West 42d 8L.
Washlngtoa Bareet, heath larwalh. item (Fin-t House from 5th Ave.)
REQUIRES New York. and 6 n
ll llli coexist THE: NEW
Bligh!“ h FURNITURE STORE
trengl - so: “a see want-gt.- ea
kiYwGW'wll- mommudnm
SI ALI-g9", “03a sanction: cons-Ian. - Proprietor
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rife? 1.3.2.633; m" or
iwmmm remefifihe‘l’sri‘f GREAT B AB .
n. ______._____._____
325.00 Antique Chamber Suits
reduced to 320.00.
830.00 Solid 0sk Suits reduced
to .25 00.
They ”trust be twilight-e~ must
have the room.
David Stow
S—_—P Eo‘l‘T-‘TEE'.
was .................... 1.
32...: 3mm u so. "fififluu
bold ”hugger sump-Id olau receipt
fiffleflufi" mot-4m . 01'” AN” RELIABLE
llailr unwell Ln
South "exalt
The Commander's Defense s
Charge of Conspiracy.
Ilil' SBAIBK WEI! PCNISIIBD.
lwgiassr lawns“ Infuse- to tell the
coats-ts at Ila latter llama-«A lively
lsssiaa at the Investigation at Illus-
tls lard-war him.
law You, larch lip—At the second
day'assdoaotthslethllaeoartotlaqnlry
the Irst witness was Lint. P. J. I’wlid,
thswatehaaddivhimolcsr of the-hip
whosaldthatiahbopinioathsmsthodsoi
punhhmsat on board the Enlerwlsswws
rsthsrunususl. lie than related indstail
thsstoryofthseonlusmsatofvariousmsa
instraitlachsls, doublsimsaudeealbunb
era Ononsoceastoateaortwslvs-su
whowmindoublsironshadsacapad while
Lint. Wsrliek was oflcsr of thsdaek,hy bd-
havlng their foot irons cut, on a stormy
musing, A ”Jill-“Ii apprenticanamod K
3 Graham had been confined five days in s
strsiljackst titular a misaptwehsnsion. The
renal was not clumsndhsdgonsfortwo
mills at a thus withoutthsdeckshsing
resound.
Ibo-id llava Boon Court lartlalad.
Upon cross-examination the witaem said
that Bwsylicb, one of the seamen who had
been punished, was noisy, but harmlem
He sat a bad example to the crew. lls was
court martian-d and sentenced to a year's
imprisonment in whatever prison the use-
rstsry of the navy might direct. At the
end of this time he was to lose his pay and
suffer a dishonorable diachargh. All the
men who had been ironed In the Cromtadt
aflair should have been court martialsd it
would have been more conducive to discip-
line. The only extra duty he knew of was
performed by a number of men whohadgot
drunk in a boat which was sent ashoreat
Bull. They were gi'en extra duty for two
weeks, confined on the quarter deck and
given ilfteen minutes for meals
Ile 'l’riod to Jump Overheard.
The witnen was then asked by Judge
Advocate Gantto give the Mines of the
men who had been placed on extra duty.
lie did so, and specified the punishment
which had been inflicted upon them. One
man had made a wild attempt tojumpover-
board, but had been restrained by a com-
rade. Another old salt during his punish-
ment had rociferously damned the flag, the
country, the ship, the oflicersnlsdsvsrything
in general. laying especial smphasison the
fact that ho was not an American.
Fireman Walker's Wound.
Dr. C. J. Herndou then took the stand and
told about tho sword wound inflicted upon
Seaman Walker by Commander IcCalla
It was about one and a half inchsslnlsngth,
on the back of the head. It was not drop,
and did not divide the leathery membrane
that covers the bone. lt healed with one
dressing. The sanitary condition of the
ship was good, and the failure toscrubdown
the decks was in accordance with a "quest
made by the witnes, as forty or tlfty men
had the grip
Ilia Kassie Was lucid.
The next witnem was s HoCalla manfmm
starttoflnisb. “'henhis name was asked
by the atanogrspber he replied in sspnlohrai
tones: “fly name is ludd.” Upon snit-
erstion of the question by the judge advo-
cate he amended this to “John A. Hm“,
assistant paymutsr." Ilr. Hudd is the of-
ficer who is said to have toboggaued down
a portico at the Hotel Hamilton, In the Bar-
muda, lured by the siren voices of the
kitchangirla lt isalsostatod that outhis
occasion he was followed by (Ionmandsr
McCalla, who skated down the shingles like
a small boy on a cellar door. Bo this as it
may, hlr. Mudd's testimony was to the ef-
fect that he had otucrred no departure
whatever from naval law or discipline dur-
ing the cruise. in regard to Walker’s ease,
in answer to a question by Kr. Cheats, the
witness said that the captain's sctionwas
absolutely necessary. Otherwise Walker
might have taken charge of the ship
Regarding Ballast Punish-oats.
1". ti. Bennett, assistant engineer, proved
to be the most interesting witness of the
day. Regarding unjust pun ha
said that on March 9, loss. Thomas Whales;
an olier in charge of the machinery on the
steam laucb, wna ironed, put on extra duty,
reduced in rating and court martialsd for
an unavoidable accident to the water pipe
leading to the boiler. Armorcr Kennedy
had been publicly called a —-— —- old fool
for allowing a revolver to go of! accident-
ally. llclnllve to the man confined in the
coal bunkers, concerning whom other wit-
aemes testified Wednesday, lir. Bennett said
that such confinement was exceedingly dau-
geronastbe coal had a great overhang
and was liable to shift any moment. Esra
ported themtotheolllcerof thsdeekalid
the man was removed.
Aa Alleged Conspiracy.
"I would like to know," mid Ir. Cheats,
“if anything you have written or sddrs-d
to anybody in any of the department at
Washington or elsewhere diam from your
testimony today?
"I have already said that l have made no
olldal rsptrt. What i may have written
privately is my own alalr.”
'l’heauswcr created seen-lion, and the
eourtcleared the room fmaeonfrrauesu
the mbjset. When the doors warn opened
Ir. Choste’s first question was:
"Have you made any written subunit,
by lettrrorotherwlm, toaaypsraoaoiths
slhirs of this ship on this cruise?
“I object to that “ replied the
witness. "as prying am my private slain
and
m
ll lwtsvssllug Interview with the AI-
locwi Noyes at Iswwslt.
Imam l‘lus, lurch ls.-A United
Press mi awe-ntauvs was accorded the
pivilsgo of an interview with Birchsll jest
previous to his removal to Wobdstouk. ll.
was buy arranging his wardrobe and ptv
tisgitrsady for ship-lent lb was asbsd
it he would like to lay snythi
3 on tbs fatal May on whie Bsnwsli
his death. Birch-ll replied: “lie, nothv
lag just now; yarbaps later on I may speak.
I! i said anything it might be miners.
suited, and psrhau it would not do his say
good. Have found some very good frisarh
upat Welland. tisvsral Church at England
clergyman called on us l hardly thought
nah a notorious character aslbavsbseu
msdsioappsar would find any friends, but
it seen I have. lam Jest srranglagto
take my clothing with ms to Woodstock,
aadtodrawafswdoilarawhiehl havalsft
totahswlth Isa to purchase somsfoodat
thsjalluntll l get-tun fromlny
friends in England, which Isunsetdwrtly.‘
Fireball said hshsd been treated oourto
ously by the authorities and had no faultto
liswaaaseoolasif hawaspvsparlng
flora plumntflnsndonsosanothslpsd-
miriag the pinch of the man, bemused in en
svsrystde,ashsappaarstoba listin-
pss-ad tbs rsportsrasa man to play against
big odds even if his own life would baths
lake At this moment the defect". up
peered to take Bircheil away, and hscou-
eluded the interview by saying:
"Gondby. There‘s no use being down
heartsd,youknow. One minute amau ison
the tape! the heap and the public idollss
him; the but they will trample him under
their feet and not give him the slightest
short. But it's the way of the world. Good—
by.” And with a smile and a wave of the
hand Bircbsll began his journey to Wood-
stock.
Before his departure Birchell hadanaf-
feeling Interview with his wife. Birchell
told her that be had about am left, and that
shscould have a part of It Ifshs desired. He
also told her that she could have a divorce
from him if she wished it. “I will mska no
tumble about it," he said, and here he
showed the first emotion since his arrest.
"Yul can separate from me if you wish to."
The poor wife tabla-d and said the would
not desert him, and sank down exhausted as
he was led away.
RHODE ISLAND REPUBLICANS.
They Nominate Htate Olsen—The Plat.
for. Adopted.
l’novroaxviz, March lt—‘l'ho Republican
state convention assembled yesterday in lo-
fantry hall. The convention was called to
order by lion. A. K Goodwin, chairman of
the Republican state committee. Frank E
Harris, of Newport, was elected chairman.
The following candidates for state ofleas
were ominously nominated: For governor,
Herbert W. Ladd, of Providence; lieutenant
governor, Daniel G. Littleilsld, of Paw-
tuckst: secretary of state, Samuel W. Croce,
of Wertcrley; general treasurer: Samuel
Clark, of Lincoln; attorney general. Hors-
tio Rogers, of PawtuekeL These gentlemen
are at present state oilicers, with the excep-
tion of the attorney general. The Demo
cratlc candidate, Hon. Libs 0. Slocum, hav-
ing been elected last year over Gen. lingers.
The platform extends a hearty welcome
to the citizens who have obtained the right
of suflrage by the constitutional amend-
ment, and declares they would suffer more
than others from the adoption of Demo-
cratic free trade; indorsee the ballot reform
law; opposesan extensional tbs hours of
voting; congratulates the people on the
moon-of President Harrison's administra-
tion; ups-cues warm admiration of Speaker
Road for thestrictly constitutloua' l methods
which headopted to overcome factions and
unreasoning opposition; calls upon the gen—
ernl assembly to emulate the national lie-
publioau principle of the appreciation oi
thaclaims of soldiers and provide for the
completion of the soldiers' home; condemns
severely the action of the Democratic ma-
jority in the house of representatives for
refusing to make an appropriation for a
state home and school, and congratulates
the present Republican state administra-
tion.
The New Janey II. I}. Conference.
Minimum, N. J., March it—The second
day's amnion of the New Jersey lethodlst
Episcopal conference was opened with a
large increa- in attendance 0! elorgymeu.
The most important business was the annual
reports of the presiding elders of the New
Brunswick, Trenton and Camden district
and the liftiath annual report of the Pen-
uington seminary. The presiding eiders’ re
[103'sJ Ill showed large gainsIucburch mem-
‘p. Rev. E. A. Ballard, A. I. Hudson
and J. B. Edward were granted superna-
merary relation. Dr. Hanlan. president of
Pennington seminary, reported that the in-
stitution is in a prosperous condition, with
“students. This is the semi-centennial of
the seminary, and the Jubilee services were
held in this city today, at which an aunt-
versary address wasdelivered by Rev. J. I.
BulkIsy, editor of The New York Christian
Advocate.
Wauamahor's Appsal Denied.
Was-mums, larch M—Ths treasury
department has denied the appeal of John
Wanamaker, at Philadelphia, from the as-
Tbohisctiouwnssustalaulbyu Ad- 3““ "
m Kimberly. “Wsoughtaostohs
mayor-mums an on-
“é‘fi‘m’” h": “a:
' swagger-tn reports vs
na‘ltln‘sumseusenthis “alto Mala
in uhlngton, andws wealdllhsto dlow
ibetacouqiracyeslstsagaiastearellsnt'
I. light to Prlvhta we... < s
"thee-rtholhthaty? have no right
todwnsndpvivatslsttws, rsyltsdnearhd-
mlllnbsriy. Wheathamonudna-
tin-was mtinurd the wine. Idnlltd
thathshsdwriitsussvwaipviva‘tshlhsb
minimums-stuns. ”
"’l‘
int 50ers.
lbflootue A 0055.
WHAT IS K. MILL?
it is as infallible rustic tor llhsa-atlsm.
Isuralcia. Mules. (lost and limo-s as
lsaralgle llaadasbss.
Ihlle It Is a sissy medicine. It I- nose the
transparent va’lws‘hnssprclle in the raw disass-
ler wnien it ls-seua-audcd. The combination is
the result of closeltady at the Wide of paints
a Icing with Rheumatism. both acute and climate
learni’ieor Nervous Headach- ol the most aura
va'sd ml. Sciatica ol yeess‘slasdlun. Lumbago
.dOoutof mu‘roi‘muity‘“ M We
a- pree": o t pa
lunol‘h under fella mime lio clai-
ls-adswhlch the remedy will notsusisln. [treads
aolalth In its mics it worse wi bout faith.
Youduuothsvatowaltwosksor days for bcnslt,
batesnaotelnsgoodrasnliafm- rhsllrrtdova.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN All HOUR
sudonebottlcwillssflesto cure any acutsstlsck
Till!!! IOTTLI.
Nave cured cases of fifteen years'
standing.
Hailed on receipt of Web. to: per bottle.
FOB DALI BY ALL nnuoorm.
0'0. 0 00¢)qu! 8 00.. (isn't Agents.
Ifb l ‘to ly nos-role. use
«incurs
lhaveiastrsedvedshrgelins‘l
$8. $10 and $12 (IVEBCIIATS
Which I’ am going to
Sacrifice at or, $8 am] $10 I
Call and Examine Them
As it will be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
loath Nos-wall.
Conn.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
1
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SOLE AGENTS
ii - n
Fllflli Sill! Hillll'.
Plumbing,
Steam, and
Gas fitting.
Tilt and Sheet, Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND TINWAR E.
Muslim
Steam and llot Air Beating.
Imminent.
m
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"tarsus: coma ore-sash
ro m matte. '
nu "them-m
grace-mes AND nears
III Bill
BIIIlI
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SPECIALTIES 3
Our Bursa Kid ladles' 08.00 Shoes are the lineal ever oflered In loath Norwslkr
Ladics' French Kid Hand Bowed. Iadics‘ French turned and wells at prices that
will astonlsh you.
A full line of ladia'. Children's and Isn't Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER dc OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade. .
THE UNIVERSAL S'I'llllll
is adoring great bargains in all hindsof
underline, T111 and Kitchen Warn
Sure lovlemthsn New York mat, to make room for 8pm: purchases. We are sskuowledpd lid
quarters for all Imfi of
Fillil IIlllllIS Willi Plflifllili
The UniVersal Store, ‘
North Main St, South Norwalk.
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