Splendid Cookingfi’otatoes Ki White and Mesly. Try them it you wish ill“: goods. In the Fancy Goods we have the choiceet _ nifty.” Pilllll Print. viz. 25c limit 1-2 taunts lay ll. lava yaa trial llatai‘a aal Haulaat? Something fine in the Health Food Col. products. We are sall- W ing large quantitities of those DATES, PliUlilES AND TABLE llAlSl-NS lN lliiXES. ~' ya lllll all lla laallay. llaaaa of la laalal The Boss Cream Lunch and Soda. Crackers Take the diplomo above all others. And sell them on close margins. Be sure and try them. ll you want a barrel of Flour, barrel oi Sugar, linrrol of Poiuloes, barrel oi annips, Sweet. Potatoes, Cinnbemes, (Thou-e gutting Apples, Sweet Oranges, Layer Figs, Dew Drop Canned (mods, and in inct everything the market affords, leave your orders at C. E. SEYMOUR’S, 38 Washington Street. _— South Norw talk 1 Positive Sale! The Lariat aunts lllll Sluts Ever ofi'ered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store oi () I“ llaaylay la Salt 0. H. HARVEY. " North 1‘1 airs Btreet. flout]: 3‘ or'vvss I I1. W.B.HALL&CO Silks. Silks- A Transaction in silks that will Astonish Every aaaaa yas" lltltil tilt BRIDGEPORT. Lady in Norwalk. l Fatty loyalty llllll Sills In lhsvnry lain stylusndcoltwlm including evening sheila, lobe oiiesod by us on londsy a: only $1.75 ya: yarl. actually vartl still ant $5 00. It“ m amt-sou ml or lot. hntihstlheysso on new ire-h We our todktincsly true. Stay Id’y-I: Bahrain should uroudthlogrsst uni. hr Inc gulls. d Isthmzwefi h-srgnln (on during the pm: twenty-iv: yosm QGénuine Black Guinet Silks. unusual-stun tut "3:281. Satin Rhadames. nildgnsliuoo! load 15. nooks "lack llhtds'ncs. W“ one lot rich and rxcellent the- lsagsfliiodlsssssilc: lfisu’dilfl; sloth Amuresilasstiioc; . Ask to see our Rovers Black Saccarappa 4 of aid-channel B'sek Sulkds: knownssthssthligrsde, W52. firms- nanainsslitIso is full, wmrrsni W Mill! in. Connecticut General nan-"w” wuwu , yous-his CLOAKS. All Ion! Jackets down no so ml. 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Miter-nil aim Bolton 0 tosgsnts “M will heat for anywhweiallowtorksriis ”All pawn" sro turbid lamina-aye! th- anloyooof the hosts or this dunno-moans» ikmw Fill. Fill. as. was mint r. do ihr hot—frock “ ‘uTi-u’ fl llllllll, Blast and Willis Iplnsch. lattice. Pure Tomaso Oosswp. Fruit. Ousted Goods. lite. WW _ MVonCsprivl HasBoenAp- . pointed Chancellor. MM... I’ll! “P8303 Al”! Ti]! rumor. III-scorn Induction Ins lot final- pootod by Inlsos William—Tho Ar point-on of You Osprivl umrnlly logistic! so on Bailout Qno. Imus. larch fills-Tho gossip concsrnn lug Prim Bisinsrek‘s stream as channel- lor has boon quickly siloncsd by the sp- polnunsnt cl Goo. Von Osprlvl. Tho op- poluunrnt is gsuorslly‘rogsrdod ”sum cellsnt one. Us is shlo, flrrn sud well liked. and isln thorough viows sud policy of tho sinpsror. it isnowrocalisdthst the now choncrllor has hod frequent coniorcncss with tho ksissr oi into. which fsct gives «I‘riso to tho hello! that tho resigna- tion oi Prince Blsr morck was not un- expected by the emperor, but was surpris- ing only in its not hsvlng been pressntod to his majesty onrller. It is not believed thus any msrkrd changes in the policy of Prince Bismarci'wlil be made for the present at least. The oillce will not, however, include tho direction of the foreign ministry as during Prince Bismarck's chsncellonhip. it is stated that Emperor Willlsin intimated his intention to abolish the notes of pro-L dent of tho Prussian ministry, which pro- posal Prince llismsrck's‘tbutly opposed. The disagreement between the emperor and the chancellor harming wider, the kaiser asked for another interview at 10 o'clock in the evening. V0! CAPIIIVI. llo Wns Too Old 3 loll. To this request Prince Bismarck replied that he was tooold n msn to come at that hour. Shortly there-tier the chancellor formally tendered his resignation Prince Bismarck's written resignstiou covered twenty psges, giving the reasons for his withdrawal. lie convened cordislly with the ltnlisn delegate to the lsbor convention, nnd requested him to convey bis hurtins greeting to Premier (‘rispi, together with the assurance thst the paths of ltnly sud Germany will be identical in the future as they have been in the past. The lionrso Won Weak. The Bourne was weak yesterday in conso- quence of Prince Bismarck’s resignation. anisn mumls declined 9; per cent. and other Pl'li§~$..iii securities were depressed. Other Diplomatic Changes. It is announcml that Herr von Boettichrr will become print-lent oi the Prussian min- istry and that. Cwnt Euler-berg, governor of Hesse-Nansen, wall succeed von Boetticher naimperinl minister ot the yum-yon Count Herbert Bismarck will be assigned to an nmba-ndorship. Ministers Berg-tuft.) snd von hisybnch have resigned, the nu..- b9. cause he lost Prince Biblllarck'g support against. the increased demands for strslogic communicstlous. ' \ Count Herbert's Resign Inn Accepiod. The ngeblsit nsserts the tho resignation of Count Herbert. Bismsrik hos been so copied by the emperor. sud hays titsh Calm von Botchem.nnder sscrots‘ryof sues its foreign sflsirs, will ptolmhly ho prom to succeed him. Von Waldorseo Dion «1. The ngsbintt says the the dismissed Count vou Waldor' mood of the army. The Froisinnigo chiung our: military conference held on Tue cussedthe questions of abolishing bonnie law and fixing the pace t the army from your to year and the tion of the term oi inisntry service three to two years. The conference rived at a decision regarding the new :- hry bill providing for the creation of now army corps. 'l'ho how chute-oil". Gen. von Coprivi is probably on in chancellor, called into cities by the am through the suddenness of Prince Bismarck lulgnstiou. The general in tho sou oi Privy Councillor Caprivt, Isl born Fob. 8t. 1931, sud nsmcd Leo von Csprtvi do Csprsra do Ionic cuculi. He entered the ksiser Frsns guards regiment in 18H, rose in rank with the crust regularity until in lithium! wss eosnmsndrr of on inisntry brigade at Blot» list; in 1888 was promoted to be lieutenant gonsrnl sud commander oi’lho rum army division or. lists. In 1888 tho old kaiser made him chief oi sdmlrnlty, st the some time rear sdmirsl of the nome novy. In 1&1.an tho nnvsl administra- tion was roorgsnlned. Qen. Csprivi woo ro- stored to the unny and givn the command a! the Tenth srmy corps, with hesdquorten at Binovor. - Count llsrhort's coroor. (bunt Herbert Bistnsrck‘s career he not mtinthuninhtryotforeignslsirs gm to roll-ruins chsnosllor. his istkrr.olnnchothlslsbsr. Bhnsrck'ssus- to srrsngo for makingthoehoucsllusbip husdihryinhisfsmlly. The count was ior alongtilnoobuoncosnpsnlononhoompsrs or'a its scoonspsnlsd hint on his rccsnt trovoln Ho wont toAthoIs for thomsrrlsgo diheDukooinnrhnndthrntoConstsn- “mph to explain tbs sdvsntogss of tho ts-lplsslllsncstoshopssbssol thosnblints ports All )bsoxpsditlousworoplsnnodhy lbs clone-liar. who dreams a wonderiul inturoiorhlsson scandalous splendor. and with the fitness-of urchin-Bouillon. .- Imprint-Wood benissdlotbo . sign-us the empire. wkiis‘tks illnes- journeyed to liars-so. ,,; harmony with tho My: been a particularly brilliantouo. His ap- _. his-stunting charged himwithwhhing up. wifsotsGsrmnDns-chlsnnhssndsdsugb turd oprincsoi was 'i. not the couple ltd from Bwitnsrland to win, and torwssks norm hpsontol unaw- a osjolsd. Insilynsrhors roam-d to Boriinos rsskin .Ocsstnsrhsrtwu km sod ovsr. Mn w'i'ho inns psw Isl oi ilw Bowen—Harm building. still handing slur tho dis-strolls eolsinlvy oi lioadsy. loll withs crash yarn-rosy stun noun. 90"!th sovsrol more men who were working in thodohria Bororsl injund Insn ksvslissn taken outsnd s march is being made ior those still hurled. Tho crash can rioddohw: with it tho wsll oi ltube building odioln , occupied byE. 0. cknsllmni wrecked the entire stock oi notion and ohlnswsrs.‘ - Tito wsll oiths building adjoining Dick- noll's. occuplod by Gees-go Sloop. drum was also crooked Enritsmoul was tro- mentions. Only the front writ of the fetus- iii building stands and thlshos boonordorsd tor-down by tho moyor. 'i‘hs injured on far as known are: Goorgo Barter. about tho knoss and bond; Prior Athsn. hips, hacksnd hoods-ad Willissn lesdown aids. injuries no not oonsldorod ialsl. Roporls of eye witnesses are very soulles- ing-sic tho numbersuppossd to both the wreck. It is probsblo, however, thst most at those near tho felling wail oscspotl. It is linpossiblo to closr swsy the wreck at this limo as the iron trout is crscking badly ondinsy fall at any moment. it. is stated but not suthoutlcstod that oil the cushions sud clerks in Blcknell’s sloro swooped un- hnrt. Forty-live mots working st tho ruins under the supervision oi Commissions: Do 11un narrowly soespsd. An short is bring mode to pull down the iron front of tho building. There is danger thst when that comes down it will bring with it the building occuplod by Was-on & Co. As yet no one has vonturnd into the ruins, sud it is not yet known whether thorn ore any bodlos in there or not. Another New Cruiser for llnclo fills. Pluunnu'nu, March flit-Tho United Stairs cruiser Newark, the first vessel do signed under secretory Whitney's ndminln mtion of the nsvy and the last oi the three steel cruisers built by Cramp 0; Boos, who launched from her woodsncrsdle st CrampPs ship yards, on the Deluwsro. yesterday siteruoon. The launch notwithstsnding the unfavorsblo westher, was witnenod by n large number oi people, including o deio- gation oi members oi congress. navsl officials and others from Washington. When the cruisor made her initial plunge into the Delaware. Miss Grace 1!. Boutollo. dunghtcroi Conga-man Boutolle. oi linine, chairmen of the naval committee, broke the regulation bottle oi champagne on her bows and christened her the Newark The Newark is 3w feet long, «Iii 1-6 lost in extreme beam and with a mnxamum draught of 20% feet, and it mean draught oi 18" ieet. giving her an intended displ-cement or 4.0% tons. She has twin screws, horisontni triple expansion engines, which, it is hoped. will furnish 6,000 horse power under usiural, and 8,500 under forced draught, giving to her a speed oi eighteen knots The Newark will have a bark rig. She has a double bottom extending 120 feet, or much more than a third of her length. The vessel will helighh- ed throughout by the incandescent system oi electric lighting. and she will be supplied with electric search lights. The vecel is fitted as a flagship, the apuce under the peep being converted into quarters for oiliccru The Newark will have twelve six-inch high power brooch loading rifles, like the arms- ments of the Philadelphia snd the San Fran- cisco, and it is expected to have also about a doson rapid fire sud machine guns in her Boundary buttery. All her appointments and appliances for drainsge, pumping, ven- tilstion and electric lighting will he oi the best modern sort, sud no doubt she will prove s vsluahle addition to the navy. The Floyd Inquest. Wurroirr, N. Y, Msrch zit—Tho eu- orisr’s jury held an inquest. in the murder of Ransom Floyd and examined the physician who attended the murdered men. Holco- tifled that Floyd lived live weeks with s hrokon neck and live fractures of the skull measuring fourteen inches. The skull was sspsrstsd from the spins] column Anex- Intinsiion showed that the brsin st the boss was 3 mass of greenish pus The hall which coined Floyd's delth entered above the right ear, struck the jaw bone and came out oi the mouth. The jury returned nverdict that. Floyd come to his donth at the hands of persons unknown. The dc- ceosedmade n will just. beioro his desth bequeathing lib estate. valued st 00,000, to histhree sons The inquest was adjourned Misty l. ' Farmers nod bulk Producers loot. Kruus‘ron, N. Y., llsrch Lil—A largely . T. E Barlow, of Gardiner; transom, W. Dubois, of New Polls. Execu- committee: President Bliss, J. W. Deck- hnd John W. Croweli, oi Wnldon; W. J. Clnonn. at Robert, and Jsmss E. Moro. of ry. The executive committee will at tho Cosmopolitsn hotel in New Y on Saturday next. Bin Iso- Int-trod. ,sloo, Win, larch m—Acolllsiond ,s-sngsr trslns has occurred at In- W. on th- Chieopo sud llorthwsstsrs y. Tbs-sunset tho injured aro- 1 vs: s. Wslrichkn. linen-noun back Is John Bondquest. limo-polls, iscs out, will probably dis; Astonihndso- . inncspolis, spins hurt: Brick m om, Ilium. lit“! 9 years, skull trus- u sud ribs hrnksru lutin Hark . lion. injured intensity; on. nouns unknown, was also intensity in? Ont-worked lulu-d Ion. Lesson xii, rim comm. yursnv autumn scales, none» as. m mammwwsm—m nts'srsssWMhhv. “My by tho low. n. I. lusts-s. ‘ compiledfronilatcnflolpsr [manampwmm 11. “Audltosmetops-onsesrtsinay soilswss toschlnx." Our lost homeco- ilshss.is noonlsdoulyinhthsytksuiollowsthohssl- tug of the leper. rooordsdby lotthow. Isl-k sndLukqsss result at which thsro cunts grout multitudes to hear and be hauled, inso- mnchthathnssconklnomoroopsnlyss-itor into thseity,hntwu withoutlndessrs m Then Luke says that Howithdrow it into tho wilderne- snd prnyod (ya-solo). Notlcsthossv-i othsroccsoions "corded by Lukeon which J-ns prays (rt, 12, id; in, l8. 2!); xi, 1. B; xxii, fl, ll. oil, and lotnsall sinoorely oak ourselves how much we know oithopowsroiprsyor. ‘mwrowsso Phsrtssss sud doctorsoftlis lswsittlugby. which monotooutoiova townoi Gslilso.and JudogsndJerusnlssn." nlltholcadlng sud influentisl religiouspso- pleofthslsndmndthsyworsbelngaddrs.» on topics with which they ought to be very inmiiinr,ando( which the wonder in their eyes was that Ho should know anything. Ill. "And, behold. noon brought inabodo man which wsslokon With a palsy.” lurk was paralysis; he won utterly helplcu, nil un- done, not n thing could hodo for himself, Othercssas of thisdhsnoro recorded in Matt. “.24; viii, Ii; Acniviii, 7; ix. ac, tholnsi cssebeing that ofs man whohsdkept hlsbcd (or eight years. This msn’s physical condition was aniliustrstion of theconditionol all men spiritually, lions. v, 6, 8, ii), to dcwribc itss "without strengthmngodly, sinners, enemies," and that was just the condition of thosePhan inner and doctorsoi the low who werositv ting by, but they knew it not. it). “They went,upon the househop, and let him down through the tiling, with hisoouch. into the midst before June” The discoursge- ments were many and great. It seemed sim- ply impouihio to get their friend to Jesus. 20. “And when He saw their faith, He sold unto him, Mun. thy sins are forgiven thee.” The grout people present my have felt like objecting very decidedly to this rude inter- ruption; or some hateful ones may have laughed in their hearts at. the meeting being thus disturbed; but the quiet cnlmnem and dignity oi Jesus would overnwc them, and or all wits still again, the helpless mun lying on his couch in their midst, these most uncx’ pitched words fell from the member's lips: “Mun, thy sins are forgiven thee!” As the skilliul physician seeks carefully the source oi the more manifest symptoms, the sent of the disease, and attends to that, knowing that if the cause is removed all will be well, so Jesus goes nt once to the cause of all sicknes and suiiering and dcstli, and in the case of this mun grants him first his groom need, the forgiveness of his sins. At the some time He indie-ice to the Pharisca their need. 21. "Who isthis which spenketb blasphe» mics! Who con forgive sins butGod clone!" Thus these sin sick Scribes and Pharisees be- gun to reason in their hears, not knowing that God Ilium" stand in their midst mud uttered these words. 21. “Jesus mired their thought (R. V., ransom-age) mid unto them, What lesson ye in your hearts!" They must have been startled at having the thoughts of their heurtsthustoklouthoforonll.nndonewould think that this would convince them that Jesuswssmorethnnmnn. Iitheywero well raced in their own Scriptures, as they should hsve been, such words as these would have come to mind, “i know the things that come into your mind‘ . every one oi them ;" “The Lord sesrcheth all henrts, and under- stundethnllthelmsginnthmsofthehhoughts;" "Thou understands-t my thought siar 0!." 2;. “Whether is essla, to say. Thy sins be forgiven thee;or tony,“ upnnd l" Each manually easy to God mani- i in the flesh,buh homtheirsinndpoint ytohesiihemnnoi hissickncsswonld wtimplythossmopowsrolcodsstomnt iorgivenenot singsndwnuid not have led them to accuse Hint of blasphemy. as. “TheSouothnhsthpowot-uponcarth toiorgivssins.‘ Andflswill hnvoiham to knowit. Bnhwhoihiih‘fiouol Inn! This ktheflrsttinsewofind lbotitleintbisflapcl, but we shall find it about dive tuna‘ nwegoon. Ithaclsartthirty in latthcw, fourteen thus in lurk 3-hour times in John. Itlcents to be our Lord‘s invorite title oi Himself. and is found outside oilbeGospclsoulyinActs'ii,“;Heb. “,6; Rev. i. l3; xiv. 1-1. 0! ibooigbty time He tnssitiuthoiourOospds. Hamiltonia- ohout thirtytinneqand thst raulndsus oi hdii.4;lxxx.l’i;Dsn.vii,13, motile Munistbeonotnwhorndonlnlouon is givas. Hohupowchorunoro‘ sin sndsicknmsnddouitovsnnowinihocnse oiiniividusls. Hominnshoitooon» and power gr .9 a git-as: :a El . ; Bothathore wss gsthorod s convontionoi in ad by this humble cal-punk of Neurons up Hts says thst (our men carried him. His trouble bu DOLLAR A DOSE. WHAT IS KUBflLL? It is so Is'slllhls r-rdv for Rho-motion. lonrslgin. let-lion. Gout nod liorvons or lonrntgto llondaohos 4'0”" A While it is s pmyiotsry would I, it in none tho a potent ninoh emcihc in the nw dinosau- lnr wslch it is «snowman. The combination Is the melt 0' class study oi the s dorm with Imus-mu. both rents one chronic rn' orflrrvoss ileodoch-of the most loll. vs'M Bridles ol ycsrin‘ standing. Longboat: "(100“ my typool‘ ”verity“ t “a We ,, , K U “OI-Ill anger flaunt": loDc'lsl- ls Indowhlch the remedy will notonuslu. It neod- nnfailhin its powers. for it sorts wi hoot faith. You do not bsvc to wait werknor dsys fnr bcnsilt. Icon noseinegnod mult- (mus the luv. dons. 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