Which we shall tell at
Pillar Pins. viz. 2W 4 1-2 lllllli in $1.
- llm in trial listen and lenient -?
Something fine in the Health Food 00. products. We are sell.
ing large quantititiee of those
Splendid Cooking Potatoes
White and Mealy. Try them if you wish line goods. , In the
Fancy Goods we have the choicest
DATES, PBUNES AND TABLE llAlSlNS IN BilXES.
lll inn all llll Lllllllll Flam ll llm llarlil
And sell them on close margins.
The Boss Cream Lunch and Soda. Crackers
Take the diplomo Above all others. Be sure and try them. It
on want :1 barrel of Flour, barrel oi Sugar, Barrel of Potatoes,
harrel oi Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Crnnberlles, Choice Eating
Apples, Sweet Oranges, Layer Figs, Dow Drop Cnnned Goods,
and in tact everything the market ail'ords. leave your ordvrs at
O. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Wnohlozton Street. South Nos-walls
”“11 Positive Sale! "
The Laws Clearing flu Sllfl
() I“
BlilllS Mill SHflES
Ever offered.
0.. H. HARVEY,
—North Main Street. Nouns
"r BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL&CO
5:111:57 Silks-
”4.»
A Transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Norwalk.
7‘ «us-“unlit.
innmmnmnhnminwnnMu
fathovary hustylasandeoloriop, including evening abides, to be clued by us no londay at only
$1.15 yer yari, actually worth $4.00 and $5.00.
wish castes-um Hines! silent-oil thstia noord jab lot. but that lhey us all new. not
Yon-Janos Intrusion: hone. liesy lady to Horn“: ENG ullcnd this great ell. of Ina
hulkaaalsssmothogrsalowhamumdunng the put twenty-Irena".
‘Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
cubs-r thohkh' or Macao-rm Black sun. knownasthoulitlgnde. prior“. amen
Black Satin Rhadames.
MW load 15‘. one lot lhasz't llhsda'nos. lot rich and excellent. 75:?
“M“‘%:1.5a&8ligmummuuasu Pmudcdoiro slandflfi. '
Ask to see our Raven Black Succarappn
CLOAKS.
All loot Jackets down one 00 each.
All Plu;¢armrwn‘u;n “0.? call.
”We Ibis- Old 00 and 00 to 05.00 sand at. 00.
. 13. HALL do 00.
the donut-em at General THE NEW
FURNITURE STORE
assuasuw-u-mss.
mmumdlfldfi.
moonmnuu. - MON!
MWMCG. PEI.
mil
Will's”
. .1. “Woman”..- .
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Hill l
FALL STYLES,
helped-muons"!
”or. “find?“
. Hunmmmwtdmsamt
tonalluothmriheightoftssd 'fhnshattlrsaf
Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01 .
m “elm no... out um.- r 3 . ‘
immature mar-inc
u! Inaugurates nonunion. Lirsrard his»
tr. DMD ladle-d to t uom
IIIIDY‘llyungnaodm of yr. Ian-.as
i than: of honour. llasa what an-
ide. "'i'e'rm'w.m".i'.r.::.r::-
:'~ I I oft
hash-rs ougllohodmoth»: ’phipvisray moist-s
has-alohiood-o his. a arms as
- atas nous-a Itltlllrt." Joan Blooms
0n. walnut! Y.
0. l. Car-sass", “Amt. Ilsw Yank.
DO YOU IVIB BIOKI b-C‘Il’l‘ CIGAR!”
la toquene
cigar
Olson lava-a Fills-d. Sells for Five cools.
but smiles for I 1. You've heard such statements
before; rev it you ever fuurd lite statement so abso-
lutely Mill-0‘ upas now Hampn by mil If your
dealer dose not keep them—5 for a quarter, $5.00 a
hundred.
CHARLES B. PERKINS 8: 00..
36 lilLllY 8L. norms.
A. $.39 ERhllQ.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Wat ch09, Jewelry.
Pine Watch Repairing a Specialty
39 South lol- It. - Moth Ions-II.
TEF‘EXEt’fflloni~ ADMlRlS-
iRAlORS and lRUSlEES.
The Itddloau Bankins Ompany Iiddletown.
(loan, cnplul ulld sonnet ulna lkhmmre Bonds
ii per (mm semi annual interest.
Bolmglwx’rkits an permitted by law to boy thus
2 The i-nnr- of these [1de limited by law
It. is (JRAUPU til). Agent, Norwslk. CL d8! 0.
H.
NOR'I'
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CHILDREN’S PICTURES
A -__..
SilCCl'Shflll Specialty,
ii? If
Pllll'l’l' Fl]
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llll‘illi, lllllllll llllll Ullililli
Sure ( are for oil Illusion“.
MAKES "ENS LAY
Peailllniialle Bellini
RAYM NllBRllS
La ‘ v d nut—frat
sstsaarrtvaisflus'ythmmh
listen, clan ill Llllllli
mum.
Spinach, Lettuce, Pure
Tomato (infant’s-nit.
mowed Goods. lilo.
GOODS usuvmtu mom”.
BALED in“ AND {mm arm-a
F1811; F1811. Pill. .12
A Score of Firemen Buried Un-
der Tons of Debris.
TWELVE OF THE! ABE DEAD'
A Roof Falls at a Fire with Fatal
lflect.
‘lho Awful calamity Dos-nod as tho
Ins-Ia. of tho Bowwlomll look
Itoso at ladlaupoliu'ludw-looslolo
Iosouors llol'o Away tho Dohsla all
Isaouod Iooy of tho Ian-lad Watt-s
White Walls woro musing Above
'l'holr luado—‘l‘ho Io-hos of bond
lay he [waited to l‘lltoao or two-ty-
loooooot Horror at tho fatal loot.
III-Ill. Ill-chorus! m Bottom m
Dos-no from tho Wroohod Building '7
Iona-r [lands-A List of tho hood and
tho Would-d.
lsmauarous, larch ill-last evening
firs from the furnace to tho hasrmuot of tho
largo book publishing oatobllohmsutof the
Bowen Xorrlll company mired somopapw,
audio-n instantthodamrswmcarrladby
tho olovator shalt to tho fourth story. 'l'ho
building, a line stone and iron structuro
fronting on Washington street, was stored
with books and stationery of all kinds This
large stock was consumed and the building
wrecked. At hm o’clock thh in- of more
than ”50,000 on building and stock was
followed by the falling in of the roof. which
carriod down more than twenty person.
including those who were working on the
various doors. The tire at this hour had
been driven to a corner between the ceiling
of the fourth story and the cornice. Parts
ottboflrecompanieswenoothoroofwcrk-
ing their way down to the dro. The roof
scouted sound and the walls substantial, but
suddenly the walls yieldod.
Into tlso Soothing Ruin;
A man threw up his am: and sank into
the seething ruins below. Another man
dropped and then tho whole roar roof, with
fifteen men on it, fell on the top floor, where
tho lire was raging. Four men were on tho
upper floor under the roof. Those worn
crushed beneath the grinding timbersond
all the men hurled through the falling
floor beneath, which gave way under the
weight of the mom. One of the firemen on
the top of the adjoining building ran to the
front of the building and shouted to those
below:
“For God‘s nuke; throw water into the
upper windowsl Twenty men are buried
there!"
A Scene of Horror.
Instantly ambulances were telephoned for
and presently the crowd below moaned un-
der the terrible developments. The Icons on
the heap of debris immediately-flour tho
collapse was pitiful and dreadful beyond all
powerof description. The limbs of three men
were seen writhing. while the trunks to
which thoy belonged wnro buried from night
A ladder lay acrom the three men and
was weighted down by tons of brick and
timhc. Another poor fellow, who was be-
yond all pain, lay clone beside his fellows,
s shapeloss and mangled mam The ladder
lay acro- the stomach of one man, who
was aernaming with agony, another man
with abroken arm and twiatod body lay
next to him.
Crushed and Battered menlty.
As fast as willing hands could hurl away
the bricks the weight wns removed, but the
Iadderwas too firmly held to yield. The
man with a broken arm was dragged free
aodoarried away. Under him, mnto but
breathing, appeared the upturned face of a
poor fellow not seen before. The mortar
nod dost were cleaned from h'n lips, but he
was buried so deeply that no immediate
help could come to him. ‘ On all sides
blackened and bleeding facss, distorted
with agony or dreadful in death urged the
crowd who had scaled thehaap to swim
them to redouble their elforts. The debris
had fallen so that it lay with a valley
Ihapedmrfaceandtbia madetheovalloblo
mentor work very small.
'lhsrowas no place to deposit the mo-
lstlala dog from the bottom of the valley,
except to throw them upon the sidu of tho
dsprem‘lon from which they continually
rolled down toward the cantor again.
mucus ln tho Flow of Booth.
Allthsworkofrollsfwasthusoarrledoa
with past dilculty. One by ono the
rum nearest the surface were sxtrieotad,
but as the workers went down further they
new victims and the horn:
man taken from hsuaoth the (alias lows.
They were followed by a
arr-taps, wagons and and
seeded lrst to the ondsrtoklng mta lslr
maul-and then to thohomosof Isdsad
when in two instanu their causing uvr
the first intimation of the sorrow thst hot
fallen on the home.
“on An Probably no“.
“seams of thoaccidsut la asyotnoi
wits apparent Fireman wars on each or
the three doors and the root when tho crash
«amend they were, of mono, carrlsddows
lo the collapse, It would seem that the
building had been insufllclawtly tied tothoor
on either side of it, and that the flames also
hole in the crater, leaving the whole new
in. Aloud hasslrosdyheeustartodferthr
rolls! of the injured drumen and thofnmlllor
of those who are dead, which has already
rsachod the totoi of $2,000. layer Sullivan
has issued a proclamation calling for sub
aortptioos.
IN ST. PATRICK'S HONOR.
‘l’ho laorelsos nu wovo Bold at Various
Pianos.
Now You, March ld—vAmong the speak
on at the banquet of the Friendly Bonnet
St. Patrick at Delmonlco'a last night werv
lfuyor Grant, Judge Barrett. Sub-Tm"!
Roberts, Gen.‘lloraco Porter, Erastus Wt
mo and Thomas L. James.
Hon. Werner Miller, Charles A. Dunn.
Judgo McAdam, Judge Dugro, Senator
Brady and E. L. Morrillold were among the
makers at the annual dinner of the St
Patrick's Club at tho Holfmao house.
Baltimoro'o Ioatiwltioo.
BAL‘I'lloll, Id, larch lit—St. Patrick's
day was quietly observed hero. There was
no outward demonstration save the nouns»
om hits of green ribbon and shamrocks that
were worn Last night there were several
banquets given in honor of Ireland's patron
mint. The more prominent were those of
tho Hibernian moiety and the Celtic club.
At the Hibernian banquet toasts were re
sponded to as follows: ”The Day We Cola
brute,” S. Teuckle Wallace; “Ireland,"
Hon. John 3. Wine, of Virginia; ”The
President of the United States," John V. L.
Findlay; “The State of Harylaml," Col.
Albert Ritchie; “Army and Navy,” Capt.
D. W. Mullah, who commanded the Nipsic
ut (lumen; “The Home Rule Member of
Purliainent," lax-Judge William A. Fisher.
The Do, ll Halifax.
HALIFAX, N. J., larch ill—The lrish
moieties of this place marched to hit. Put:
rick's church. where a pontidcal high mom
was celebrated and a pnnsgyric on 8t. Pub
rick was delivered by tho Rev. Dr. Tole.
The members 0! the charitable Irish so
oioty, and goats totho numbered lz‘l, dined
hero last evening, and alargs number of
juvenile Irishman had an imposing torch-
light procession.
Bis-l Parades in Pittsburg.
leocm. Pu, Mnrch iii—As osusl hero
on St. Patrick's day there were two rival
parades Both were mummotb alfairn The
routes were laid wide apart, and the many
collisions that occurred lost your worn
avoided.
No Parade in Chicago.
Curcaoo,llarch Iii—No St. Patrick day
demonstrationswnre mode born. This w-
dne to faction-l troubles that have grown
out of the murder of Dr. Cronin.
BEDLOE'§ OR ELLIS lSLAND!
Tho Com-lttco from Congress wm lu-
' Ipoot flew York llnrbor.
Wlsnmo'ros, lfarch la—At a joint moot-
lng ct thousato and house committoes no
immigration the agreement proviouly
made by Chairmen Chandler and Owen
was formully ruined. Under this arr-ago-
maut the committees will leovo W
next Friday morning for New York and
hold an intermal meeting that evening at
the Fifth Avenue hotel. At that time they
will receive all pomswbomaydeulroto
present propositions respecting the location
of the immigrant landing station. The
governors! lowJerseyaud muywof Jer-
my City will be invited toappsar and state
thslrobjsctious to the use of We lsl-
Iod for thh purpose and tholrorgn-outa
hlavorof thomleetirm of Billslslald.
Saturday and londay, if necessary, will ho
occupied in visiting the several lalaob
Iorlmr oonsidsraflou and handing the
work at Oastlo Garden
Invitation wero received by the com-
mittutovhitflawYorkand make theirs-
qwetimundarthoampieesofthsllow
Yorkim
thoimudgsation question generally, lflt
mum-Manhattan
Young Pol”. MIC.-
if
a
it
5%
The Resignation of Prince Bia-
niarck Reported.
I“ 00!!!! lllllll‘l’ 0033. 1’00!
I’ho Govern-out Provowto low-papa!
Correspondents tro- loading Out ‘lhotr
Inputs-As Allogod ”sums“
twoou Bismarck a“ the humor.
www.mmnnaamatmu
llassysitisstatsd there that bothl’rloos
Bismarck and Count Earhart Biwoarck
havotsodsvadthair ndguaueus, sad that
ImparorWilliarnhasaeerptodtheravlguov
tlouofthaehoaesllor.
noon-roofs» host's-Claus.
A Berlin dispatch to The Daily News,
flmodmtdnlghtaaysthatalltolagramaaro
rigorouslylaopoetodhythooathoritlsnaod
ass-topped“ thoygo hsycad announcing
rumors. Thimmodlatoaudestsuaibloosuss
oflharsstguatlouofl’rinoa Blanch is a
divergence of opinion between the choov
cellos-and tharmpsrov aeoesrsiiugfastory
importers. ltioroportsdthotthoomporor
hasrefussd to accept Count llsrhsrt Bio
msrck'srssiguation.
Gan. vou Copvlvi In maullzmed as tho
mere-or of the chancellor.
lmdou Irons Comma-Is.
1mm larch id—Tho’l'lnus' Berlin cost-
respondaut mys: Win-settling must have
occurred in eonusctloowiththolaborcoo- Y
fsrooca to cause Prince Bismarck’s nus:—
poetsdoctioo. 'l'ho duke of flasoCoburg.
Goths, who arrived yontorday.appearsto
have failed in his attompt to modiato bo-
twoen the emperor and the chancellor.”
Tho litandard’a Berlin correspondent says:
"l'ho tiormau officials docllne to forward
my message."
Anothov Opinion.
Ifsw YORK, March ld—Tho Borahl's liar-
lin mnepondent says: “Tho Knoll ‘ L
Zeitoog says that the chancellor is about to
retire from all his oflco, and the council d
ministers today considered the question of
bk retirement
"Prom private information I am inclined
to think this announcement premature, and
that the chancellor will romuln. an
by on entirely new party combination. "
THE FLACK TRIAL.
Judgo “ooh-lavas Describes Illa Cow.
nor-now wllh the Divorce Iinlf.
le YORK, March Iii—At the trial of
the alleged Flock conspirators Nathaniel
Jarvis, Jr., formerly chief clerk of the court
of common pious, said that tho original
order of reference was not tiled, as it should
have been. J ni y 12, Judge Bookstavcr called
him, the witness sold, into his library and
dimted him to mark the order and to enter
it in the book as tiled June 10, saying that it
was an omission on his part in not having it
tiled ut the proper time. This the witoam did.
On cross-examination by «Judy Russell
tho witnesnsnidit wasacornmoo customin
tho court of common pleas for the judges to
order tho sealing upof the judgment rollsio
divorco proceedingsond to omit the preview
tiling of orders.
Judge Bookstover tostifled that in am
versotiou with ex-Jodgo Mono“ early in
1&0 the latter remarked that there was
trouble between Sheriff Flack and his wife,
and that the latter had threatened to bring
an action for divorce.
Judge Monell said it would not be con-
troverted by the defendant. lie had never
appointed Kr. looks as referee in any other
case. Becould not recall who suggested him
asreferne intho Flack caaomr couldhoflx
the date of the suggestion.
The first intimation he had of adlvoree
suit was when the papers were presented to
him by a clerk of the court. No attorney
appeared them. After corsorlly examining
them besigred the order of referooeuaod
handeditdown to on oacerof thecourt.
He had selected, he sold, Hook's name from
a list of available lawyers suggested to him
monthsbeforctbk The out he heardof
thocosewao when Ir. Hookups'caeuodtbo
papers to him in his private chambers early
in July. lie saw from tho that )lr.
Ioncll appeornd as could for In. Flack.
“I said to Mr. looks that Judge Monoli
was well known as tho attorney for the
snail, andshouldowoar as the at
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Mammal-ammo“: in the r
”Manhunt-m.
mouths
of most aura
ldotla of yaara'aiaoding. union
«or typonf severity.
L tan-t pvt-mated to the public
and" lsl-c colors ho claim
is made-hint rho my will notanasain, ltnsodo
no faith in its powers, for It worse wt host faith.
ooh-ahavuowfltweekoov don for heualt.
hesmaouinsgoodrsouiufmw their-triers.
IT WlLl RELIEVE YOU lli AN HOUR
andonehowswiilsslesio cure any moment
'l'lllll IOWLII
llavo curod caaoo of flftoon years'
standing.
lulled on receipt of pros, we per bottle.
'01! “LI 3' ALL DIUOGIm.
GEO. C 0000'!” A 00., (lon'l Ago-to,
and: i "30 ly ”TON. miss.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
SOLE AGENTS
381. ‘80.!
ll ' fl " ‘
Fllll'lllll illilll Hillil’.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
’l'in and Sheet Iron Work.
s'rovzs, muons.
AN 1) '1‘ 1 NV‘VAR E.
Indium given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
W316 um BLOCK.
lllNcHilllll
BISCUIT
PATKI'IED.
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Tu: MOST NUTRITIOUS AND
PALATABLE coacxcn OFFERED
'ro 7m: Puouc.
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Wills Our Km,
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c. D. 3088 a. 80",
NE I7 LOW], 60.".
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nilUSATONIC RAILROAD.
' smears uonwans DIVISION.
mils-Alum
tom-pom
k.m lfl.lam'k.mm
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a; one“) grew.“ gala-.-
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lire re?“ d“:
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w: mass was ~m noun-s
In; swam.
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Canned Goods
3.’ m""".“l.°£l".l.’ ll '3.”...""'3‘“ ‘33:
nlimos
mull.
wmmnmkm'fltfi'“““
Inflammation
Epicurean 'Canned Clams,
Packed at Bar Basins I warm
grit. Chowderawd ruins-'2'“ sauna. '
mxutheyuowub vlncgm. liken “.0
Wilt-umltcpcrcemteauatk.
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(an n e rults.
Blue Barrios
hunt
I eanofl.
t‘h‘l'miu Peaches. as: ya can. henna It in
Caiilfgnia Green (loge Plums, ”sperms, Mao
Califorhla Plum. use can. a eaas ms.
Caitlornla hlto Cherries apes can.
California Bartlett Pram. an uneven.
mam lalla White Cherries, 11c percannlaHt
Quality of all these Goods Wammd
Anymriahtwillho-adagood. We still cm-
tllnc toseli
Boos 54 CENTS A 9023!.
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(a: an a w: “m: Istlmszx's SIN)
$2.00 and £2.25 . n’s' SCHOOL 830
All hub!" in v :run «a. Button and Lam.
$3 8: $2 SHOES Julia.
01.75 snow 17"“ r1383;
POOR Mmrlfll. B!!! 5‘ ll. Be“
o L Douglas“. 3 km, '3“. W
John Schauh & Son,
‘Waohlnxtrsl ltroct, Booth Ion-II. R &
REQUIRES
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