m : tin l Lin iii IIIIIIII taillll lll' 31-25- BIG BARGAINS lll— HOSIERY THIS WEEK. s—SCOFIELD dc HOYT.-- NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK. FOR WHICH THEY m tilt son now manna to snow rolls ms or Agra. Carpets trill it Bill [til ii iii. CORSET COVERS A NEW ASSORTMENT AT ’ A JOB ASSORTMENT AT “A JOB ASSORTMENT AT 25 Cents 11 Cents 17 Cents Good Values in other Grades. A. DICKERMAN a. SON, .«4 84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWAIJC. FilliIIllllII cmlstahllsstsu. PLUMBING. Sitar all ta: Flint. STEAM HEATERS an Hot Air Hooters. Crotcnanllilanrare LOWER THAN EVER. Decorated 'l'css an, 56: Pieces, 9! 35. Decorated Che-her Set 83. Goblets, 40c to St a doz. Glass Dishes lOc. STOVES and BANG ES Tin and Shoot lmn Work lentil Business College. unravelling-W Training Dohool. liquor-huh nectar busln- life In the shortest wum wlIh tmhifitg‘pgm 1'0"" vat-logos and desired international“! WT. mill“. 305le COLLIER. Stamfad. Coast. : Bennett & Hosted, \ :8 Iain SL, 80. Hawaii, hats, Fill, litters lulu. installer Polity, it: or an [lads in Their Sum. AT WHOLESALE AND BEiAlL ELM”. a. [km FURNITURE! 1m STORE. NEW 600118 M foulmahovsthsold fismnfignflmfidhwflhm fielush” Seat thug: rid-mammals. “I: l" may ' '"dému'unuusm ;‘ ~. -—-. . \LL \ . 31313313 W 'O'IHOM EHJ. NI 831.100 .LSEE EHJ. 0"“ fl' ”ICC” .05”. Ill ”Moan” muerhIm HiIIE’SUUIIlIEII URUUSTUIIE ALL GRADES ant) AT Lowest Prices! RAZORS - law 65 Bushnell. 889 Water .Iroot. , (foot or Ink). - Billboard)". colts Pf!!! Lesdnandfflw flingimoky Kuwncrflttg Sapporo std [hedging metal. Kms mms Woolen Mud» Handmade stuck: on listens. .islowc-u Imam, Imprints-cord uni Lver lpooi (lass-Icy: Kn is haves-vermin watt neqnal these Guernsey for nevrirgquaittsn grant numb and per-w fro-dam for sets. It A full line efrhc utehvsssd Pmclsc Woven (lords; all of tie rsrssr not. cut prim Weucaole agcu'l fut ta. I'awsr's- !lak Brand"ot0tl nothingth: best In a good Elli. of blush or yellow 0o (lchc-in rot rspeastve is catty hp: Ia repair land sill-soy limes reps! It: cost to pram-oi Irma aids. rheu-u’ma or passwords Ram . 'ilmea linens and fl. Cuts everything needed on than -,hrp lapm Multistage-tips box ‘1 Marne Invited Telephone. cw Ark ’ I hover Under-old I A com. mu; or lBuilders Hardware, 5 PAINTS, Oils Varnishes. Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish Wire Steel Door “an Wm.uutmum. W. 0.QU|HTARD Immune: l. liellli it ill, mac. I WIS. 5i Washington Street, South liorwalk 27 Iain Street lorwalk. ‘Fil'llUIati identification And Ice Cream. Orders Pro-ptly Attended To. c. ”all”. ‘ V. I. Mir. 'I'lll [till llllll MEA'L'S III", 1' m m ”if!“ wast In W ans-rs. nuns-I lion‘s” ass—gysawtllhlth-m. - Pillill if all Kilil F. HA“ 3. mi m sous. roswsu m Uillilli Sentinel If He Is Still the World's Light Weight Champion. Jilllll IIIIIIotI. KNOCKBD oU'i. Anar- Itatlllug light of forty-savo- lollds Jack laAallla Carries Oltlla Ila-are. 'l‘lso Pollen Oasetla Ball and .13..“ la Cash. Bss nucleon. March zit-Th fight by twssa Jack Mohulils and Jimmy Carroll laatalght at the California Athletic club "nosed great tutors‘ to alerting oirolea The purso and stak- secured "2.51) to the winner. The man were both in tins condition. cm with seconds were Martin Murphy and Plorrls Bar- nett. chulifle‘s seconds were Bill Madden and Jack Dempsey. Hiram (‘lsrk was reform The club gymnasi- Inn was crowded. - 2.0!!) persons gain- Jscs st'soum ingadmtssion. 'l'hs betting was brisk, the Carroll men demand- ing two for one. and much money was placed at. those odds Previous to the cou- test an clots was made to pan a resolution instructing the board of directors to arrange a match between chulil’s and Peter Jack- son, but the club decldctlto lsavstbemsttcr ia the bands of the directors. It. law Matar tlso Bing. The men entered the ring at ii p. m. )lc- Atllifla weighed list“ and Carroll 1355‘. Titus was called at 9m. in the first round IcAulitfs opened with a rush, but Carroll escaped by dodging; he followed this in a moment and reached Carroll's neck three times with his right. McAuliflo made an— other rush and again found Carroll's neck, the men clinched and the round closed. Round 2—(‘snoll opened by a rush on lic- Aullflo and jagged his jaw several times chuliflo roturned a hot right hand blow on Carroll's ribs and followed.“ up with a swing on the neck. Carroll countered with a hard left on Mac's jaw. The men than sparrod cautiously till the close of the round. It Was (iiva and Take. ltuuud S—Tbe men sparred full a minute and then Mac led out with his left, catching f'arroll under tho chin, repeating it before Carroll had recovered from his first shock and a clim h followed. Carroll then tried a hard swing, but McAulllo dodged. In the clutch that followed McAuliflo received a I sharp um“ rut. Round 4- McAulifla reached Carroll's our with his right and then gave him a vicious upper cut with his left. )icAuliffe made a half dozen terrific lungss, all of which t'srroll escaped by clean dodg— ing until just before the round closed, when he received a sharp rap on the ribs and lid m__ mediateiy countered on McAuliifo's jaw. After Carroll’s Jaw. In round 5 )chuliffe aimed for Carroll's jaw. but received a hard jab in the month, which sent him down on his have. He rose at ouca and several rallies followed, in which Carroll recolvad a left haadsr la the look. In round a licAulile again caught Camilla the jaw with a hard right haudsr, and followed it up with two stinging blows on the wind chulifls continued to play for his opponent's wind, and roachsd there several times with marvelotl rapidity. in round ‘i Achulifle continued to load, but Carroll escaped punishment by clever dodg- ing. Them was some lively work at close range in this round. chaltlc Rashes ills lighting. Round u—McAulitfc’s advantage in roach had served him well so far. There was an- otber bot rally in this round. in which CID- rotl brought a little bloat from chulile‘s forehead lchuliifo again rushed the fight- ing in round 10 and landed on Car- roll‘s ribs several “mes. though the blows were not hard. McAnlilfa had a narrow escape from a swinging right hauder which jut grand his car. He responded with a terrific right hand on Carroll’s jaw. Round lt—IchulIffe opened the round with a hard left hauder on Carroll‘s stomach, but re- ceived in return a terrific jab in this month. McAulifls then caught Carroll on the nose, and the latter again countered on the cock. lighting for a Knock Out. Mad l2-Tbera was a hot rally, in which a number of blows wm exchanged. A clinch followed, in which the men fell heavily to the floor, McAultflc on top. Bolus terrific slugging at close quarters followed, until both men were very groggy. Carroll then scoreda clean knock down by landing on Mac’s jaw. Bound lit—Both men fought hard for a knock out. although they were very tired. leAnliffa did most of the rush, but just ho fora the round closed Carroll gavs him a blow on the jaw which almost went hi-to thsfioor. Carrollsaemed lobe tbs fresher when the meacamoupforths fourteenth They sparrod carefully: thou lac hndcd with his left on Carroll’s chock. tbs lattar countering with a light tap on fire fiw. canal! Soc-ed tka Biro-gov. Round lb—chulil again found Carro' ll‘s wiadhard. Just baforatha roundelossd Carroll forced matters, catching lac beav- Tho punish— msatbyacliach. BoaadlB—Iaolaubd wsllw-ithhlslongleft.aadprovsntsd0sr- rollfromgrttiugcloss emghtohlmtodo math—”whhhbrighl Carrollaow ms-sdbhsthsstrougermn. moss-s doaahthisrooadbsyoudarlght had swiagoa Carroll's rill from Iac's right. lo-leopeaedwithsshortnllywith thshoaorssbout area. Bothrnsnwsra avilsatly vsrytirad ad littlest-swan hr—dfllugotlatwosttagsrsoacsr roll’a-eksaloast-thsriba Ian-ad” ’THE MEDIUM, w .Isplalss Ills Pauline hunt Netball II It. Flask Mvoran Qua. - )lrw You. Ilarob it} —Jossph “colts. tbs ‘- 'rsfsrsa tn the Flack divorce suit. wasths principal witnesi in th- conspiracy trlol bs~ Judge Harrell yesterday. Judge Fob tartan roads su opening argument for the “will. it was in the rnalusnnppssl to thesympatbyof the jury for the domestic sull'ering and sorrow of the indicted norm as related its his statement before ths grand read tho previous day. its lauded Flack and insisted that it would be provcu that In. Flack desired and assenwd tos dlroros.snd that sits was amply providad for. It would be shown. he added, that no do prudence whatever could be placid on live. Puck’s testimony, as she had contradicted herself and maintained ury on the stand. Susan ll. Gibbs testl that there never wasa better man than Sheriff Flack. 8hr: had soon Hrs. Flack "drink like a fish.” Tredwsll Cleveland, a member of the firm ofllvarts. Cboato & Bean-an and counsel for In. Flack in her present suit against the sheriff for divorce. testified that Ben]..- mlu Wright had informed him that he had signed the complaint and affidavit of regu- larity on tbs someday. As thvlrdam were wide apart and this sort of proceeding was legally improper the statement was consid- cnd important. Ha identified the signatures to the papers in the now action for divorce of In. Flack, which were put. in ovulation for covnparisou with signatures she denied. Ilorris \t'oasoll, a notary, testified to swearing Mrs. Flack to the complaint in the original suit drawn up by Judge llonsll. Joaoph Masks, the defendant, was then called and admitted writing the rsfwoe‘s oath of office and the depositions of lira Flat. on June it, and had afterward-sworn Hrs Smith and Llrrt. Cannon. Hubaequently ho draw up in his own handwriting his mfereo‘s report dated June 2:: All the pa- pors were then given to Judge Alone". (in June 29 Monsll brought him his oath of oflico,tha testimony, report and proposed drone, and asked witness to present the pn- psrsto Bookstaver. He did not have the summons, complaint, atlldavit of servioo, affidavit of regularity or the order of refer- ence. Bookstavar had said Monoll‘s name mint not appear; it would be irregular, as howas then the sheriff's counsel. Witne- then saw “Fright, and After got- ting his conwnt to Appear, borrowed Wright's eraser and erased the name of Ambrose Monell from the complaint. ll: asked Wright for a summons, and tearing the old summons from the cmnpiaint, he placed a now on»; on which be got from Wright. Bo bad then drawn up the alli- davit of rogularity in Wright's pres-once, and Wright had sworn to tho ntlldavit. In answer to a question. witness said not more than twenty minutes had I-Ihpsml from the time tho summons was served until it was sworn to by Wright. Witness then turned all the papers over tollookstaver, who said: “This order of reference is made on motion of Ambrose hinnoll; drmv upa new order, lcavmg a blank for the referee's name." Meek: had gone out and prepared a new order. The old one was dated June to. When shown this new order of referenco witness said the words "third" preceding June,” well as Meeks’ name and the judgo's signature, Were not in his handwriting. Liv took all the papers but-l; to Judge Book- otavcr on July 3, and in Meeks‘ presence the judge had signed the decree. He did not. consider the papers court records in making the changes, Iu tin-y had been filed. He un- derstood that he was acting under the di- rection and order of the court. He had not ‘ tried to hide his handwriting. Adjourned. THE BENWELL MURDER. Datactlva Murray Preparing Ilsa Sousa for BIrcbcll'a Neck. Bt'rrsm, N, Y., March flit—Government Detective John W. Murrry, who has worked up the svidoncn against Birchell, is in the city picking up Sumo missmg threads. In an interview with Mr. Hurray, he said that be has completed most of the chain of evi~ deuce,but that here and there are voids When completed. it will stretch in an un- broken line across the ocean from Church Kirk, in Lanmhiro, England, to the Ox- ford county joil at Woodstock, Ontario. Ifr. lurray's visit to this city was for tha pur- poasof investigating the mysterious tele- gram sent from this city on Feb. ‘27, ad- dressed to Birchcll. Niagara Falls, and aigusd “Statford.” Mr. Murray is satisfied that it was a bogus telegram. He says that Pulley was inquiring minutely as to the whereabouts of llmwell, and Birchell wanted to throw him 08 the scent. For that purpose, he says, Birchell camahcro and sent. the message to himself. Thou he went back to Niagara Falls got themes- up, showed it to Policy and sent him on a wild goose chase to New York after Ben- well. Hurray will go to New York and possibly to England to work on the case. He hasno doubt that others besides Beuwell havabssn lured to their death in Canada He has re- coived some important evidence on this point. Ea got a letter from a prominent. business man in New York speaking of five young Englishman who. to his knowledge, cans to this country for farm W This party di-ppoarsd at Niagara and have _ never been heard from since. Hurray has no doubt that Birchsll is one of a gang of conspirators who wars in lasgua to firstrob and then murder their victims. Hurray h also firmly convinced that Mrs. Birchsll was cognizant of bar husband's intuition. to diar- poil his victims of that:- money. though he will not gotha lsugthof-yingthat shown in tbs conspiracy to murder. ‘I'walva Proaldaatlal Ducks. Bank’sl’om, Id. larch R—Pnshlsnt Harrison‘s aim was truer and the ducks moreplentifulysstarday than on any day sincehbsrrlval. 8i: pairsofrsdhsads fallheforahisshotgun. Itsarossahoutthe samatimaaaouthspravlousday and meat thaday in much the same manner. The pendent and ex-Beustor Scwsll returned to Washington today. Haagcd, bat Possibly lilacs-t. Flua‘lml, La. llarch n—Edmund Nich— olas (colored). agad ID. was banged hero for ths murderous ' ng of a young girl several monthsago. [is not death coolly and denied his guilt. Ha asserted that the crime was committed by his brother, who dlsa soon after the shooting. Many helluva this story. but a jury found Edmund guilty and find the pnahhmt at death. hash It's from tho Juno car-rails Called. The Jury in the Ramsey ltvarson case has awarded l'lnlutll! David ll. ltamssy 02,”) dsmagm llaumy sued sx-l’mlmastor George 1. ltyurson, of ltsmseyl, 3.1., for 0.50.000 damages for the alienation of the sanctions of his wife and was, in s ioruwr suIt, swnrdul $3.11!). 'l'hecm was ordered ' toarstriul baton Judge Whaler, at Van snout. in the United Stats circuit court. and was decided as stated. Kate Spence, the young woman who was shot Thursday night by her husband in the rooms of Alexander Knox, 802 West Twan- tyvtlnh Iain-at, New York, is dead. The murderur was committed without bail to await the action of the grand jury. The dead woman was known at “Kata tho Babel." (Jon. I". ll. Smith, superintendent of the Virginia Military institute, died March 2i, aged 73 year-i. Dispatches from Porn state that the pro- visionnl governmental llrnzll has mutton loan of 13,0“),000 to tho state of Porn. The loan is mndu to assist. tho stain in develop lug trade and agricultural resources. Lamarcbs, l'ruvlnt 3.: Cu. wholesale dry goods merubuulspf Montreal, bnvo unsigned. Liabilities. “mom. Tho Louiuluuu l’lanton'aeauuiation has adopted a u-riru of romlutium protesting against the reduction of tho tanff on sugar without a corruptindtug reduction on all other artIclrn. Presidents Brush and Du y admit that in- dianapolls bu prnctu'ully been bought 01! by tho lenguo, though Ibo details of the ar- rangement are not yet completed. Murderer l-Iyraud, the dawn of Deputy Marshal GnIIfl'o, of Put-Is, wan In New York Jan. 27 and pow-d on “C. Veulund." The Now York poiIco are looking for turn. Tho joint congromiounl I'ouumtteo on im- migration nppulnk'd to Investigate the pro— priety of utilising lledlou’s Island as a landing pmce (or mnmgrnnto liuvo arrived at. New York. ’l'lm wuuto is roprewnted by Senators Chandler, little. Eruru, Squtre. V'ourht-os. l‘ottigrew and bicl’ueruun. The house of representative-s is rl'prodctltnd by Chairman Uhl‘ll and Ill-.- 15er bro m- r, Outes, Lchllmgb Do linven, kovert oml Hump. FIVE PEOPLE KILLED. A Terrible lLtilr-snnl Art “I? m ltcpurled Sour Hancock, B. l. Ilnsurnun, .\'. \C, Mun-h '.‘.'.—-~Tlte Silur- liug no“: hm jm: rt‘fll'ilt‘ll ln-ro that n frigbtlul It l‘rt'h' LilntJCl'Ul‘l'L'd nu lilo M:d.nnd railroad. Ill‘lJ‘ llnnmwk, N, Y Particulars or.- IIs-Ilgur, Lut tlm report stubs that nu Ins‘ than tlv-x preons wuro cruSIuI tn Il-a Ii ill tbv- Inuit 'llIu mums of tho II-. .; lA lune not yet m- til uwcrtmucd Tho Ser all» I |Vl"fi‘l:i stion. NEW Yul; h‘ )1an II 2:, «At the McCaIiu inquiry Lmut. IngvrmJ when asked If ho kIIoWof any niliwrsdunn; tho lute cruise cf the Eulorprm: bumg tnlcqu-ruto or in- ordinately fund of ilq'luf' guvu 121.: names nf Asatstuut Engineer Ilumwtt and Naval Cu- Ilot Dans l.h' [wing lull'llk‘tllt‘d ut Fuynl. Linut. Lsmloy Ir.- ttuul 3.5.) seen und-gr the influence oi illlllxll'tlilln, but tine he was not Cugllil'illl. of otlimnlly. Elllpllrlsld was laid upru the (not that tho lu-uteuunt was not. (ill duty wlmu he returned to his ship,as ho sold, "With too much aboard," The judge ndwcnto read a letter in which one Charles J. Hobbs. the writer. a coal i beaver on the ship, nets to appear before the court to otter evi :ouco against lrzvnt. lngor‘ . null, wlu , bu says, knocked him down on the spardeck of the l-Zntorynso at DuItquuth, ling. Admiral Kimberly has received, It is said, aletter from R, l“. Connolly, l‘illuronge street, Newark, in which he charges that hic- Calla cut of! hieoar with his sword while act- ing as lieutenant on board the United States stenniship Powhatan in Ill-Si, the complain~ out being a fimmnu on the ship. )lxsgglo Iluurlgnn' a Murder. Tam, N. L, March ill—In tho Maggie Hourigun tuunlur cmummtlou at Green— suppomd to be connected with the case, gave testimony proving the identity of the mysterious individual In tho lIght overcoat who was seen by several pomns, and who is suppposed to know something of the vaso. Scully swore thata man. whom be after- ward learned was Lawton \l’Illur, culled at his house one night after the murder and wished to talk about the (21:50. “is appear- ance tallied with that of the man With the light overcoat whom tlm authorities are now anxious. to find. Wllkcsbarrc Wants 50 Assistance. szsnatmn, Pa. March 21—May” C. B. Sutton, of this city, is in receipt of num- eronslctten from the cities of this state, New York, New Jersey and other states asking if any help isueeded in relieving the distress of the mining population. No help is needed. The mayor is not pleased that any idea to the contrary should get abroad, but highly appreciates the benevolent spirit which prompted the kind offers he has re- ceived. A llotal Burned. Porn l’mssanr, N. J.. March 21—“: Free lawn hotel and tho annex were burned totbe ground yesterday. The origin of the fin is unknown. The hotel was owned by Charlss Knight, of Freehold, and was occu- pied by Russel Hulick. lllr. Hulirk, his daughter and his son. were the only persons in the buildingatths time. It was said that lb Hulick was nearly sufl'ocated by smoka. An Escaped Convict filial. Smut, 0.. March fl—Charlsa Lockard. an escaped convict, who was being roturmd to the date penitentiary again, escaped the oflcors who were taking bun back at Shelby Junction. and was shot through the face by an omcer. Lock-rd ran two miles and then fall exhausted. He was overtaken and ro~ turned to the penitentiary. A Murderer Ilaagad. Puevnnn, La, March 22—min“ Saunders (colored) was hanged hero for the murder of his minim. Rbody Walker, last December. its made a speech on thogstiows, declaring that God had forgiven his sins. Saunders committed his crime only a few hours after witnessing the hanging of Carter Wilkinson for murder. Agalast Increasing Lalty Representation. Carmina, Pa, liarch m~Tho central Pennsylvania listhodlst Episcopal confer sauce-lasted the question of increasing the laity repatriation at the general con- fusaos. and after a lengthy disouuloa of tha subjectmvoted Italnst them aka-u. votsstood it for the change and lit against “Cal-dunno“ _ wtch, Eiwunl Scully, father of the boy . on: People ilnd it to es“...- advantage to um iB ‘ slums Prices. BUUTS ANU SHUES GLOVER & OLSEN’S ”4.5”.“ SI’ECI AIJ'I‘IP38 3 Our Surat) Kid Ladlra' '2 00 Shoes are the finest raw-r offered in South Norwalk. Lndlea’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Lsdies' French turned and Write as prices that will nelonish you. A full line of Ladiot', Children's and Men‘s Show that will pay all to examine. CILOVER & OLSEN, Leaders in the Boot, and Shoe Trade. TUE UNIVERSAL STUIIII ls Waring great bargains in all kinds of UllUIBIY, Glass, iii and Kitchen lam Sure for less than New York cost to motto ronrn tnr Pprln quarters for all kin FlillU Ii fllW It Pill The Universal Store North Main St, South Norwalk. E. C. K E R R IQ A N. PI LES: URY’S EST BEST IS THE BEST BEST Find 73111 @ntinue to be the Best. purchases We no ukuowkdged head BEST BEST BEST BEST BESi BEST BESI BEST BEST BEST ‘BEST .BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST BEST B‘ST B ST BEST BEST BEST There will he no change in the Manage- ment of these World-Renowned llllls. a PI LLE 3: U RY’S BEST WILL BE THE BEST lilillllll IlLL cmcunsmcas. 0TH ER BEAN D8 ”’Soiii'iffi‘iiffi‘isomzfir'i UNIFORBIITY AND RELIABILITY PILLSBURY'S BEST will It. kept. at the TOP, the saunas it has been for the past twentyyeaxs. Without goodbrasd in tho 1:01:59. MARRIAGE IS A FAILURE. BE NOT DECEIVED it? your grocer If hcwillnotglvoyou l__ PILLSBEBY'S BEST. buy your Floor of some grocer who will. DO NOT lemon! grooer crowd upon you come «In hand or Flour that ho can buy cheaper If you has the price. you are entitled to tho um. Do not let him increase his profits at the Expense of the Sta! of Life. "W“” ‘ fry; A. —II' MAKES— BREAD Turns an arm Frown.“ BEEP MORE ‘VIIITEB BETTER IT IS AT ONCE TEE BEST "mm FLOUR. CHEAPEST THAT CAN BE USlYimu ). FOR SALE BY EVERY PIP ST- GLASS GROGBR Oraaoawnlboifthslrculomoiuaistupouhavingtbalm. ILLSBUFtY’S BEQT L§ IL'IE. BEST. UllUUl-lllllii UNI! MEATS T. Burr Cuyer is Son, ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
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