msow Mimmasowrsmmsmi
Agra. Carpets
AGENTQ for the TOWN of NOBWALK.
THE PRICE WILL BE 90 CENTS.
I III at [IBM carols III $1.25.
BIG BARGAINS IN HOSIERY THIS WEEK.
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NORWALK AND BGU’I'II NORWAIJK.
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CORSET COVERS.
A NEW ASSORTMENT AT
A JOB ASSORTMENT AT
3 A JOB ASSORTMENT AT
Good Values In other Grades.
FOR "103 TR“ ARI
l'lii lllli ll llllll‘ tall ll III.
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25 Cents
11 Cents
17 Cents
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
A-“ WAEHING'I‘ON STREET,
”SOUTH NORWALK.
FIIIIIIIIIIII
liar.lalnalesttits.
LPLUIIBING,
Still and Ila: Filling.
STEAM HEATERS
AID
Hot Air Heaters.
lSwnn & Bushnell
BBB Wu tor Street.
CIIcleraIlGlauraIe
LOWER THAN EVER 1 (Foot of Bank), - Blllwlt'ult‘l‘, with
' E ,, rm 'Aad-dand ou- sniper no“ layuamnmln.
ll it. at in 9- or ‘uilln
Decorated Tell 90‘, 5‘ W3?!“ 'a-ngu'gyfipu; tide-c mg; nglam.
Him. ufla-s rods, n m ~cnu ‘H var
PICKS“, .4 85' {not Gum -ecys Mrwrln have evrr has n ma ii
‘ moon: these Omryeedlor 7a m gquultifinxwu
Dec ,' sum! and ”reel rr on or sell- n 'i u I line
DTAICG Chink". Se ‘3 of Iheolebnlindmlzlac Won‘ru (lusts; all of i' t
allow are or mi. cue c an as agents no
i lowers Fish Brand”ol0il I inthmg In hrs! In
GOIIBIS, 40c“, $1 a dill. the world A good- -uil of baa-shuns yellow tilt!
t‘iothenislol rxmrtve, is out Ill rein:
all!“ DIDIIGI I“. and mill many rinses ref-i m girl I": pronoun
Ingmar Mix? “PDMIILBOUI: Hum
‘i items or m veryt Ingn‘
STOVES 3nd RANGES no “can flaw. Imp-r. Hamlin {Tum ger. r in
of one hundred how Burs Prion
'I’in and Slim-t Iron Work ”9'" ""
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lentil Business College.
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Truman: Iohool-
mush ween-for business it'ctntheshortcot
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b with centrli and h slrhfnl. Ins
W“ “m magicians comes
ransom. mum. Bust
ammo. coon.
. Bennett & Busted,
‘38 lain 8L, Soil Nor-wall.
uII, Fill, IlIsIIIs,
installer. PIIlIII, ill
in areas In Their Susan.
A WHOLESALEA AND RETAIL
Jami-arr s‘! new.
M definabowthoold
amggth wiihnew
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish
Wire Stool lloor Mara
Wmmsstthinaont.
W. O. QUINTARD
momma
l}. IllKLlll l Sill,
hen-ennui! ML".
5| Washin Street, South Nowell:
27 n Street Norwalk.
Elm-Clan Balers, Clllttllllllll“
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended To.
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mafiuiinnnfisruu M g. A}. a
sumu'rnmrnannn
ALL GRADES
arm as
If want the m ans-rs. obtalhadre
figuflasI-eamqmwmlndthumu
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Fair Committee.
mm fl, IDS, 1'" DATE "XIII.
case... see sills-is ne’er nae-Isa nu.-
esaaea—aa. nine-ii: um:—Ile
reuse-o ass Annelise-I Dom
lanatar leans an the liais- Bill.
Wasnmnos. larch lt-Ir. Candler
(ifs-imam lntbs honesthe report of
thaqsscialcommlttaeon the Win-id's fair.
The reps-mentatien ol the territoriu and the
District of Columbia has been increased
fromonetotwo eomashloners from mob.
and provision isalso made luv . appoint-
ment of eight commissioners atlarga A
nameleslsogivsn thecomnisaioo, tbedvsio-
nation being “The World’s ColumbianCom-
nil-ion." Thethird section ill-peruse with
the United states oovperatlon which it was
proposed tooraata. ltbalsostipnlntad that
the commissioners to be appointed from
eachstata and territory and the District of
Columbia, together with thesight commie-
sloners to be {minted at large, shall he
evinced equally from thetwo leading politi-
cal parties.
'l'hay Inst l’nvnlah Chm.“
Upon Chicago and lllinnh is laid the ob-
ligation of furnishing a guarantee fund of
"(EMAIL The mmrnittvo believes that
Chicago will meet this obligation and that
hersubscriptions are made in good faith.
The committee claims that the govorment
ottheUnitcd States does not assume any
risk, but leashed to enact such legislation
aato densonstrate that it is in sympathy
with and desires to encourage the triotic
room of the citizens of Chico; n this
great nationsl and international exposition.
The Opening Onto April so.
Sectionodoes notnppnrinthobill pru-
viously reported. It dcilnas the duties of
the commission and gives the necessary
power to allot space for the exhibitors.
cla-ify exhibits, determine plan and stops,
appoint judges and examiners, afird pro-
mlums and have general charge of all interh
course with the exhibitors and represents-
tives of foreign nations.
The date of opening in it for April!)
law, but this provision may be altered
llow Parla' Exposition Was Handled.
To the committee‘s i’eport is appended a
detailed statement of Mr. Jeflrey, whorls.
itcd the Paris exrnaition for the purpose of
procuring useful data in behalf of the Chi-
cngo World‘s fair. He save that the former
was authorised three years before it opened.
and that foreign nations were invited to
participate two years In advance. Thodo
signs for the buildingsand grounds werepre-
pared in eighteen days, and all of themwers
completed within twenty months at a cost of
ammo
William 1-1 Curtis submits a communica-
tion proposing to have exhibited a model of
Columbui' house, the court of Ferdinand
and Isabella, a reproduction of Columbus’
caravel and other details In conclusion is
attached a statement from Senator Pal-well
saying that the subscriptions to the fair-fund
are bona Ads and will be paid
I» Ilnnrlty Depart.
The minority I!!!“ signed by la-s.
Holden (It. YE). Batch (lot) and Flower ill.
I), in as follows:
The undersimd, members of the World's
fair select committee, respectfully dissent
from the ioregoing report audit-cousin-
alone. We believe that the following r-slu-
tion, which we voted in favor of in commit-
tar, should have been adopted:
“Resolved. That when a guranteo fund
of aluminum shall be second by thedti-
use of Chicago. the snfllciency and legality
of which shall be satisfactory to thiscom—
mitteo, we report the pending bill withsuch
amendments as the committee may agree
upon.“
In tho Innate.
Wastmtomx, larch film—In the rent.
lir. Pierce, lit. Call and Ir. Evans rude
speeches on the educational bill, and Ir.
Voorhsrs spokoat length on his resolution
a to agricultural W Vice Presi-
deutllwtonrcaumedthachalr of the pro
sidingoflcer. A bill to increase thapen.
sion of a soldier of the war of 18!! than
N. Daly, 98 years old) from 08 to .50 .
mouth, was passed. The resolution stirred
by In Voorhneslast lloudsy as to agri~
cultural depression was taken up, and Ir.
Voorheas addremod the senate in relation
to it.
llr. Vnorhnna an Agricultural Dam-l...
It was now nearly thirty years, he said,
since the oloaeofatcrrible war ItltI‘ivcu
to unhallowed avarice an opportunity to
prey upon the self sacrificing patriots d the
country. The meann- then resorted m for
thetaxntlon ofonaclamof cltinens sulfur
the enrichment of another clam hndbesn
thelegislstion bywlsichthe burden of the
public debt had been doubled. silver demon.
sliced and a high protective taril estah.
day when the farmer would look-m the
to tax him andhie wife and
armywormandwvovllonbiawhaatmsh.
festhiscattlewith murratnsudhhhop
with cholera. ltwaeanotorioas antes“
evilsnt truth thatthshrll. asitnow
M incveuedthsfarnsw'arxpenss no
pusher-tot indastrywithwhioh he tailed,
and last year hurling twlnshad basses-
inmssdslghusnuahs bythstartl
andtwisetrmva Ir. oorhase heuthat
thavalne of improved farm land heada-
Map-reenttnthslastnvsyem.
”MeandtInllalrlill.
'i'headacational hillwastksn tahsnp
' nounccdthc appointment 0! the foliowingi “w domes.
lishcd. The time would come at no d'ntant'
Iamwas hangsd'at halfpsstlo‘olootfor
llamardar of snow nasal James 'l‘lii-
lan. Oil-others was buried w the Odd
[allows 'lhastoryof Chathum‘sorimsis
as follows: At the January, um, term oi
soars Choathani and James Mormons were
inflvtsdfor gambling. Janine Tillman was
its raiuoipal witness. and the indicted parv
deswadsthnsats against hlslim Tillman
wan rained on Friday, July Iii. His body
wasfoud the following Bond-y martini"
across a log in Talsabusha riwr.
were tied to the teat and hand. rm
man were a unsusplcion, one of
whens. In lrvlng, tnrmd state‘s evidence.
flhlsstlusony snowed thst on tho Thurs
by night in quantum the live men sm~
tanked Tillman, and shot him with shot
gun [More daith even the body was
plan-din a sack, taken to the river, weighted
wltksionesaudsunk. Chantham was con-
vlotadof murder in thaflrstdegm The
other time men than pl :d guilty to
manslaughter and were motorised to thirty
years
The llwdloa'n Island Alnlr.
Huntsman, lurch din-Bernie” Proo
tor has designated (Jun. Behotleld to repre-
scnt the war dope riment with tho son-to
and house committees on immigration nrxt
Friday to look intotho question of I ate
fit the establishment of an immigrant sta-
Uou to take the piece of Cutie Gordon. [
While there the Niunlllhrnw wol visit lied-'
Inn's, Ellie nudGov- ruor’» in nude and Castle
Garden. In view of the uplmition to tho
niactlon by accretsry Window of Bedloe's
Island and tho uppinition in army circles to
the-election of Governor's blend an lIu'I
fortheiinmigrant .ij‘loil. the visit of the
committees at lhxa time in important, as
their recommendations in tho matter will‘
stable-J» final and conclusive as to the
site that will in the future be the landing
pointof all immigrants who come into New
York harbor. In the meantime, Secretary
Windom is going ahead on the theory that.
Badloo‘s Island, his sclo-ctiou, will be ap-
provad by congress Solicitor ill-pburn and
Surgeon General Hamilton will accompany
thn oommittao, and represent the treasury
department in the investigation.
Sips. llnssnnn’a Cnnnl Appoint-rents.
ALBANY, March 20.——t$nperintcndent of
Public Works Edward linnnou has nn~‘,
pawns as superintendents of repairs of the
state canals, the appointments to who cflufl
March 24: Erie canal—button l, l'. 1.. lion-
din, West Troy, reappointed; section 2,
James Collins, Nbencctadt; notion 3. hinr-l
tin Allen, Amati-:nlum nctlon 4, Henry M. l
Wood, Frankfort; motion Ii, John linnley,’
Uttcn; section 6, ilnniol Bookstnvcr, Sym-
m; section 7, Jininh H. Hamilton, \I'rsto
portuection 8. D. V. Teller, Lyons; section
9, John S. Gunsaul, Foirport; section 10,
Frank 8. Hills. ank;mrt;u~ctlon li,Chsrlos
McDonough. Buffalo. Champlain cannl— ,
Election 1, James Dunner, Jr., Sullwntcr;
section 2, John GIliI’i”. Fort Edward; ecc-
tiou 3, 8 Mnhim, Whitehall Oswcgo connl
—t.action 1. Thomas 0' Brien, Van Burr-u,
Onondaga county; section 3, Anthony Salin-
dln,Jr.. Onwego. Block Riuor canal—Sco-
lion 1 G. C. W srd Iliozicrviile; auction 2, l
J. T. Campbell, Lowville. Cayuga and Ben- I
c. canal—John McKoon, Seneca Falls.
They Don't Want Draw Bridges.
Bummer, Conn. ., March m— The
bonrd of trade met totakc action.
a the proposed opening at free unvignth In
batws. the HumonandEastrlv-s via
fipnytm Duyvil creek and Harlem river.
and passed resolutions to the eilect that the
whemawouhl hes mymflousohntrnction
and hindrance to the communication ho
tween the New England states and New
York and all the north and umhwnst that
reach New York by live linceof railroads
cumingthe Harlem . The resolutions
warn as follows:
Ileaolvnl, Tho: this board remonstrnne apaiu
further appnipriations for the improvement of
lb Harlem river. except on condition that
“3‘ without draws marhamaintainedovc
he river
Resolved. That the secretarybe nqnmtadtn
send a copy of these resolutions to Com,
Illenand acnpy tocncb of thohunrda of m
in new mom
The Pennsylvania Board of Pardons.
Bannisscno. P... March air-TI). board
of pardons last evening recommended the
pardon of Edward Horns. of Philade phin,
convict“! of murder in the second degree,
and that the sentence of death in the case
of James E Jacobs. the Inncnster county
murderer, be commuted to imprisonment
for life. The application of Charles Garter,
thaCambria county murderer, was refused '
Araapitswasrecommauded in the «soot,
William H. Smith, of Allegheny county,
convicted of murder in the tint degree and
a rehearing was granted Charles harsh-a,
mnvicted of murder in Vanango county.
The case of Joseph and David Nicely, oun-
vlcted of murder in Somerset county, w-
continued.
A Big fitrlln ns Pittsburg.
manna, March zit—The 1,000 men
employed in the South Tenth street mill and
the bolt factory ndjoi .. .g of Oliver Broth-
ers a Phillips went out nstriko int avg.
[up The employrs claim that the superin-
undentofthoboitfaotoryhssboguna
systematicplanoi discharging the min.
of the bolt machines with ‘he int.-
tionofnubstimting boysinthsisplau.
Therealcansn in said to hatheopposlflm
sheAmalgsm-tsdassociation hassothsin-
troduction of a new system of working h
bolt tactoriea The Inn manually opposed
to the interference of the Amalgamated
annotation in their eifortstn oheapen the
costof reduction. Both sides have takn
ndatnrmillcd stand and the strike will In
bitterly cont-tad,
Bk.” Sahara-Trial.
Ramiro. Pa. larch It—Ths trial oi
“mmycmmum acorn-lt-
tseofthelvnngolicala-nclatlononchargen
umummmn speak-
hg, falsehood and crating dimsndon in
thsehnmh, was begun here. Among the
if Seven no: Entombedidllvn at
Hurley, Wis.
”BRIAN WALLEII‘S IIBIlOIC ACT.
Ila llnd Reached the bwrfnaa in balaty.
but Rushed ”not to Warn Ilia (lo--
nan sea lavished in tltn Ilnvnlng
linen—Walled in by the flames.
AIIILAND. Wis, March m~Soven men
perished in a mine lire at Hurley yuatxrdiry.
Their names "1': Hugh Waller, gang fore-
man; William Banks, James Sullivan, Janus
Thomas. Joseph Thomas and two strnngers,
gentlemen who went downto visit. thamlna
Their names were not known. Both were
well dressed and were evidently of tho com-
mercial or mine owner class rathor than
minors or laborers.
Cut 0. from Enclave.
The fire was in the great (lcrmnnia mine.
No. Bahaft, opening in tho heart of the city,
was discovered to be up lira at tho third level.
Thonlarm was given nnd tho mI-n working
below were quickly notliled of their danger.
William Bonita, James Nuiiivan, Joiner
Thomas and his son, Joseph Thomas, at work
In No. 9 shalt, betwicn the mill and sixth
levels, were cut. off before llwy could come
up to the fourth level and pans to No. fishnlt
and then to the surface.
Foreman \l‘nller'a ilaroislu.
Managing Fol-mun" Hugh Waller, lifters
hard light, reached tho vsurinco. Then,
thl kin; of his men, It - cried out: “My God,
my boyu must. he warned!“ and went below
to his certain (ll-.Itzi, nctu and solely by the
hope [lint he might pots.ny own his con-
rsdea. The bodies of tho ’l'honinses, father
nnd son, were found near N0, 3 shaft nt 11
o'clock. They hml struggled up through a
wall of Home part of the long way to free-
dom. only to be burned niivo at. last. The
origin of tho fire is unknown. Searching
parties explore-d the mine with torches in
hopes of finding the other three men, but
were finally compelled to giro it up and re-
turn to the nurture. At noon it w* I decided
to give up searching for tho cntombed men
and to shut down the mine cnlircly and
close the other this! It in hopes of smothering
‘l'lsair “'erping “Iron.
Outside of the "mu shift hundreds of
people were war-king likr: gi U m to get. old
tothe m- 11 below, but it was all wasted of-
forl; tiurc was no hops» for Lil" sewn im
pris'uncd m n A long timber iiuv d luunil
burning it nuly was I; ~ztww I III In and the
nearest plum: l“ «gross Tin-tr wins, weep-
ing at tho lopuf tin-Limit, understood the
situation fully.
At 7 o‘clock Si’fli'ciilng parties returned
from No. 4 din”. They had Iii‘l‘ll unable to
get west to No. lelmlt on account of the
smoke. All Lop» of leht'lill g Sullivan,
Banks, Wnllcr and the Il'u strunyrs has
been given up. nit-l it. is even uioullttul
whether their lmdi s are cvcr recovered.
Ni. :2 shalt tins Cami In badly. The fire
is past control and is almost fi'I'IflIn to burn
out the whole interior and cause u general
cave in. The io.~s Is not for from $1,000,000.
The G. rmnuin is owned by Buys Brothers.
now in California.
Fntnl Explosion in n Mina.
WILTmBMMm, P3,, March :5).——\\'hiio on
engineering corps and n few laborers were
at work in tho Mldvulo colliery of the I»
high company. near Mill creek, yesterday. n
naked lamp carried by Fire Bo- Patrick
llays caused a severe explosion of gas. and
the timbers caught fire. The tire unnamed
asocond and more severe explosion of gay
tearing nearly all the woodwork of the udne
to pieces. Boy: was badly burned on the
face and hands Two engineers were knock-
. ed down but not seriously injured. William
Jones, aged 17, was Seriouvsly hurt. After
the fire had been extinguished a Hungarian
was killed by hftcrdurnp, and Thomas Do
van sullen-d so severe injury that he is
dying. 5— ~
THE FLACK CASE.
A Witness Describes the sheriif's Rola-
tluns with Sarah Cherry.
Raw Yours, March w—ln the Flock trial
B'flljamfll Wright was called to the witness
stand. He stated that he is a practicing
lawyer of twenty-five years'expcrionco. He
has known Mocks for the past. twenty years
——a portion of that time the witness and
Blocks had disks in the name oillce. He
sworn positively that he had no knowledge
of Ira. Flack and that Its had never neon
‘ her until after the expose of the Flick difll—
cultiea inst summer. He explained his sig-
nature to the summons and complaint in the
divorce case of Mary E. Flack against
Jane: A. Flock as having been obtained by
Joseph flecks under the representation that
such signature would be a personal favor to
Ambrose Mom“ and was only a matter of
form In compliance with law. He did not
notice that any name had been prvvmusiy
erased, and on the assurance from looks
that everything connected with thornsn was
perfectly rigut, straight and just. be lent
hisnnme us the attorney of record in the
Flack divorce case and as wring Ills.
Flack.
Ira. Mary Smith, who conducted the
boarding house in which the sheril kept
Ilse Raymond or Barnthss-ry, ware-lied.
Witness testified that the shorifl was known
at her house as llr. Raymond. He called
on lass Raymond regularly, and sonsetimm
she believes he stayed all night. A few
years ago Miss Raymond gave hirthtoa
boy, whom the short]! always recognised as
his son. Tho sheriff told her that In
Flack wanted a divorce, and that it would
bshotmforherand him,aud he intended
to do right by Bliss Raymond. Ha than
asked her to sign necennrypspcrsin the
use, and she cemented. Blur admittnd
swearing to misstatements in the pap.
which won the deposition purporting to be
taken before Referee Icahn. Bhonwornto
knowing lire. Flack five years, wheraaeshn
had only seen her ones.
How mat-n Against the Chart. Mats.
MARIA. Pa. March ilk—The oststa
of Hon. 8. B. Cheer. of New Hilford, who
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Our Surat» Km indin' .2 00 Show are the lino-i eve-r «(ram 5., so"... Norwslb.
quiru' Fro-rich Kid Hand Rewpd, I’m,“- Fli'nch tulntd and up“. At Wm 'h.‘
willnnionish you. .
A fuli lim- uI Lidit’r". Children's and Ill-uh Show that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
lenders in the lluoi nml Shoo Trude.
Tfll'. UNIVERSAL S'l‘llll'.
is out-ring great bargains In all kinds of
Clillflli, Glass, l'II flllll Killlflll Ware
Sure forlorn than New York cost to make room hr “prlvg purchases We sn- aeknowlldgcd head
qunrirrs fl r all Linda of
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The Universal Store
North Main St, South Norwalk.
C. KERRICAN
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And will @ntinue to be the Best.
There will be no chime in the manage-
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OTHER BRAND “Assumes:
UA'IP‘ORJIITY AND RELIABILITY PILLSBIIIIY’B BEST will be kept
nt. thoTGP. themes it has been for thopast twentyyosrn. Withoutgoodhrsad
in the house.
MARRlAGE IS A FAILURE.
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moi- whowill. D0 NOTletyourgmcer crowd upon you some othc hand of
Flourtlnthsmnbny chasm. 11mph): the price, youmuntitladtothoflm.
Do not let him increase his profits at the Expense of the Stal of Ills.
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