‘mia j malevolent i Beltran [30. Dairy Butler Which we aball tell at Pilllil Pl'liii, via. lingual, 4 1-2 lilillli in $1. “’"‘ Han in trial lllalua ail llllillllllil? Something line in the Health Food 00. products. We are sell- ing large quantitities of those splendid Cooking Potatoes White and Mealy. Try them ii you wish fine goods. In the Fancy Goods we have the (:lliilm'sl DATE, PRUNES AND TABLE liAlSlNS IN BUXES. it till all lia liailii Flinn il Ila llarlal And sell them on close margins. The BoasCraamLunnhand SodaCrackers Take the diploma above all others. Be earn and try them. It on want a barrel of Flour, barrel of Sugar, Barrel oi: Potatoes, barrel of Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Choice hating Apples, Sweet Oranges, Layer Figs, Dow Drup Canned Goods, and in tact everything the market affords, leave your orders at C. E. SEYMOUR’S, 88 Washington Street. South Norwaik W .. TPositive Sale! F lie Lain ligating Ila Sal: llllllls Alli SHOES Ever offered. Everything goes at cost and less ~47. the «un- til 0. H. HARVEY, North NI iii ll Street’s solltll N r a raw it it}; ’ W.B.HTLL&CO Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. BRIDGEPORT. ”4’— W in llaalr will injuring Bargains. Above stands compet cinch. below no lie no comwiluu or'ces We will cunmrnce the reason witbhsrg':las,wa:illcumla:‘ihrsearouwithbmna we wtiiaudrhcseason Iillibargaill. FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM. All the leading and reprasudailva styles for spring and Sammvr. lilll Fillil lira Bails lllressviloods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc. ml W lawlovsit Bit-bis uality and Style. You an aura to Ind what you m card-.tth-I'pi‘hahss': one “idols, lashing; one ambltlas.to please our trade; one Wm. wreaths“ unwelcome-mil all-— ’ ' ran-roman... Md Mm“ rm- 'aaocaaan r10 Wmmmwmheflmhdummfiafium m Ladies’ Cotton Underwear. my.” lawn. camhrlc. [reach Parole and lusliu Chemises. Nighlmwss. shirts, “mammmmmmommmmmwmmnmnm ‘limla- helm-atlas. , .l. w. "B. HALL & co. J. p'l‘he Connecticut General FURNITURE STORE “unmanned. , muse-aura. a nae-casewsauansaat. III-Mur- ., ammo. last no or amp. Ewan-m nachos: (ml-ll“. W ysamahrsuwIII-lr-M Pier-a ate. Prim so: “Wen-rm “mm?" mam, lli'l'l! nail P‘INTS, FALL STYLES, halpafiudemmsau . “8 Varnishes. sun and not: lists. slur lists. mmflhnat KNAPP’S, , ; ""3323“,...“ ha you-it it me hear arr-u, ” Mummy 9’1 »=‘4§W.ashington 8t. V cMIIfl-thsadviseiazfllelwhum tr mini-M h 'Ilbw'l. Ipllut. it made hu a hair. all slseoi‘ yistsly rat at lid «W war ' as a a « , ”annuals Mir-fish amuse-slur brsath great wr hues by tha timely has as ‘10:“ “‘1‘”; W Lowell lam cm. ‘lhavaaoll nuns-'- aauuor for as lawns been a dis 0. I. Cmsavow, lots hunt. law loch. DO vou [VII aIOKI b-Cll‘!’ Cthltav la etiquette cigar Clear llsvsuu Illyd. halls for Five casts hat suites for to. Yoa‘vs heard sach stale-Mr balm-nan If yOI avarfmd thestatsmsalsoabm- Intel: backed upasnow. lamp cs by mail I! your dealer dossnot heap them-5 for s oaartar. theta hundred. '03 ILL. I“ I. I. I’IJIITID. fiHlRLlS B. PERKINS Hi. 36 KILBY St.,“Bil.‘l’l‘0N. A. S. FERRIS. JEWELER. iliamonde, Watches, Jewelry. flue Watch [spelling s Spaehlty. 50 South lai- lb. flout. Iorwnlh. Io EXECUTORS, ADMINIS- WAIORS and IRUSIEES. The Iiddlcaaa Bauhirra amour-y. ludicrous: Conn. capital nald autumn. "lets lichnuturc Baud a per cent semi annual luremt, i :ltllfl'lfl'l are militia] by law iobny thr- iiorl a 2 The inneoi these [Mada limited by law. la. it tritallwlu). Amt. Norwalh UL we he’ll CHILDREN’S PICTURE _‘.__. Successful Specialty, "7 ll 0“) AND RELIABLE llallr lllraal Friltil Llil .10— South Norwalk ‘ AND can or initials. nan 'llllrsvepiertl.lk..(8ceh-ndrast),lsu Yursatb - at! m. Prelghlrger" ficm'fa.m.t%bpm) BaturningJostsie-vsllorwalhstbpime i'orwalLGme paistsouthahauhurysud larwulhamd Ihapuug Railroads ah flannel, lsdussd Batu. lawn- “ww~w.w mywhmaiulawturhwlh Fill. Fall Fill. Aasatnarrivalsmhythoashlu-M Md” Spinach, lattice. Pure Tomato Catsup, Fruit, Canned Gouda, lite. aura aural: r llltlil'i. Illili all Lililll'i .... Ii Frightful Loss of Life in Ken- tucky and lndiana. liBlBLY 2,000 ABE am. The Western Portion of Louisville Wrecked by the Gale. Istwssu 1.000 and 1.500 Passe-s A" laidtallavolast‘l‘halr fleas at the leaks” m and IDA" IO- partad Dead at Jolene-villa. lad» dust Across the liver—Ono Hundred People in One Win. Buried in the III-e at I‘llswille. and Nut 0!. II- aapad—Tha Path at tho cyclone—let. Conservative layouts ”amass the lumbar a! band. but Those liata m Hundreds .1 Lives llava lean Last. Cllmnhfl, larch fi—It iarapmadthat many huudrada oi lives have been iostst lauisvills, Ky., Jslsraouvilio. littl, and neighboring citiss, a tornado having do- vaatatad the region. No accnratsraports are obtainable. ltumor placaa the loss at his in lonisvills at 1,500 and in Jail-son- vtlls at 500. it is reported that the pris- enhi destruction at Louhvills wsainths western part. of the city. Iluldrads. I! Not Tho-suds. Dual- Btill latar information just raosivsd haw isaa follows: The cyclone struck lauhvllls in the southwrstern portion and tool a nurthssatariy direction 1 only mw the course of it from Pitt—nth and Walnut Miro Eleventhand Market streets; from this latter poiut I followed its course to South and the river, where it left the city and striking across the river reached Jul-f- oonVllla at the foot of Spring stunt. Little damage was done in Jeilanouvills, however. in Ioniaviilc the devastation is terrific, and the loss of life will certainly reach hun- dreds, if not thousnda Has (he Escaped. In one building, at Twelfth and Market, two lodges and a dancing school were in radon, than being in the building, perhaps one hundred peopic,not oias of whom is thought to have escaped. l flood and watched them working on this rain and saw six or eight corpses taken out in illlern minniaa There is scarcely anything lelt that would indicate this heap of rubbi‘ hadcvcr been a building and if any of its Inmates escaped it was by nothing is. than a miracle. The path at the cyclone was about a square and a half in width. Six [hundred Reported Killed. Chicano. March '28.~A iats spacial mya that Iatropolis, a small villagu in Illinois about thirty~ilvs miles irom Cairo, was da- atrnyrd by tho storm and scrunl hundred people killed and injured. At Olncy, Ilia, a number of buildings were dsmoliahed and nurooiad and many people injured, but only two or three fatally. Il- l. Spouler was buried in the ruiusol her millinery sins-sand mrioualy injured. Bhs maynotrncovcr. Tbcruhlcnceoflr. lather was completely crushed and the famiiyintha ruiaabutsll escaped serious mamncwtlrahiathaawhoisiua ticsleondition. Fours for Ind-villa. Telegraphic communication with Louis- villswascutoilaoms time-go. There are reports oi a grant calamity there. A Small Bail-ate. A later special dispatch to The Harald just received trots? Louisville, Ky, estimates the least an. The Falls city hall, whsrethe Knights and Ladies of Honor were holding amaeting, and a _ nee wasiuprogrum, was completely demo! bad and but few people sacspedwiththeirilves. lauyoftbswrachad buildiugaandthadabrb in tbapathoi the wrudoaught firs and many paoplswsrs burned to death. The is scarcely awirn wnrhiugat Louisville, and this iniornastion was sacdvad orar a railroad wiralroman ones in tbs outskirts of the city. puny report commnnir lls entirely cut 0! in all direct from that city. The nearest than can give no in- rormation. except that agancralstormol grastvioloncs is raging all through“ rhgion Runwnsraincirculationoi great lemoflfla and property. but nothing au- thuficcanbalaurncd. Iro- l.” to 1,“. Killed. lam—Am jintracsivadh-a-ys thsehisfopsratorof tha'mtrrallaiuaat Louisville had arrived at JsCsnotwilla, m hrs-ibis destruction there, almost the-tirawaatarnportionof Louisville!» iagiuruiusaudl,Mtol,5fl-nppossdtobs hillsd. The information is said hohava eomsovvraruilrnad wir- bstwasn Jam'- mavillaaudlndhtsynlia Burundi-them ”pupil. Thswindeamsfromthssouthv west. The Union depot at the footoissvsath strsatwaa lifted from its foundation and underarm-thrush: Widths GOODS acumen moirmv. dug-m Wantobssapradadsadsrthsdb Moaoithasserstaryol the '1 mailman is mung“.- Celtic-rats. ' DrilratsuoomJJ—roi-puaaa- wimiaatiugdatyoutsaimpnrtsdivomthis Ilsoflhs Gaps at Good flops. The hill "ids-fortherdlsstiou oia dutyot 10 pwssuhadvalorsmsasiltsasthswwth orpradneaotthsaouatrissasstotthstlaps dflnodllopswhsui-bortsdfrom slam main-caper 01:0de Tsssthat aura duals h" ralasryattha Morthathavsbssupsrmittsdto “MIC" umainsadaimsdmrthat havshssu M ‘mm “nutter-arml- tuthsrlvwaldthsrnatis maimed heaps ioradistauoaot rstissuoaottha elatedthssugsrnlnwysndigmuases “i.- dumuwwnam inndNatopst auythihglihaseomplats lhtotthsmaa who wsrastwnrh in the Ilstyoif Mohbflfliugasdaothlugnhsacorrset Iad..acomthsrlvsr tromlaairvilia Ha. which fraightcarsnssd is internists cous- lsrcsshali fuill inordw to m as far as pnmibls. the misty of all persons am- ploysd on them. Penalties are Mind (or vidations of the regulations. By Ir. Wright (Pay—For the auction at amouumsutto the memos-yo! among. Samuel landith at Belmont lauor,Wayns eouuty. Pa. PAN-AMERICAN RECIPHOCITY. la lasrstary liaise Behind the Alleged ”position? Waanraoroa, larch 2a -—8scrstary Blaine was about last night about the correct-am at thspublishad report to thsaflactthat two United States delegates to the Pan-Amt raa congra- were. in the name of the mar iaryaudwith hiaapproval, to mahaapuoy cattle-oi absolatsreciproeity totharaprr mutatinaot the South American countries. “secretary mad. tbs publhhad dimsteh carefully and with evident later“, but pos- itively declined to rush any commsnis. and would not permit himself either to admit or deny the truth of the statements it eon- island. It was learned, however. theta goth-an whoismpposedtobewall postadastowhst hgoingon inthsconferencs, that Ir. Flint and Ir. Coolidge, two of the dalmat- from the United fitatea, have been and are stillin consultation with lament the foraigndeb gates with reference to the subject above stated, but whether they are acting upon their our responsibility or under ths instruc- tions of the secretary of stats could not be ascertained. The proposition is said to in- volve thsnn'rwuderby tho United Stateaof thodutics upon sugar and carpet wools imr ported from the countries of Central and South America in exchange for similar eon- eaions from thagovcrumenisofthasaeoun- triesasto merchandise imported from the Utfled States, including ull farm product, reload petroleum, lumber, agricultural im— plomwats and machinery, and some other artielaa. it inserted that such an eschew o! conamions would increase the exports irom the United States to South Amsrica from any to sixty millionaotdoilarssyaar. Ila that the Priest 'l‘hrua “ll-as. Banflitoaa, March 28.—Pathsr Patrick Ian-gm laps-tor of the Catholicchureh at Texas, Baltimore county, and Richard Micheal!“ 21 years, b the sexton While Father Lansghau was in thschurch uwaitingtbe arrival of the funeral of In 0mm, oi latbcrviila, Hacllichols sutsrnd thaplacnwitha big pistollublshsnd. Ila said: “Father, 1 am going to shoot you." “Nichols then tired a bullet into lb prisst‘sright leg. Theprieotrsnoutofths churchaudtoohtothcileldalacmehohhi hotpnrsuit. lie fired twommshomboth of which took elect to Fatbu Lausghan's righting above the knee. Thesextontbsu tooh tothe wondabut wassooucapturad and tahan to Towsou jail. Father Lam- ghan's injuries are painful but-notations. Iaclliehok-yathawissttnstad himbudly and frequently coded and kicked him. The riasttooh lac‘Sicholsont oi annular-hogs sysar ago. “_ Ila“ Agni-t tho Wild.- Bill. Waaulxuron, larch a—lr. d W. and Ir. J. ll William,“ lilinob, havesubmittcd a minority report on the Wisdom silver coinage bill lisp-p. lnthsirrsportthsymy bill is a vary dangerou Imperial-t ‘1' itfailstorestovuthspurityefthstwo-stah and tail it not beyond any shadow d doubt,aud silvsr willbainaworsa plight his”. Thehill,inthairopiaitm,hvmy adroitly drawn tosuqrsndsrlvsr' aria-gm to totallydsmcnsti- thb mstal and to put M, 4 . 1‘1“, hit the dugls Its-had d thiua‘actuallythough m1]. A Iailrourl Chargud with I-wgglllg m.luchfl—Thsllsruld'afialoh Way-thunk”! cumin-tau. othhsrumorthatthsfihoralainsrailway, wwnsdhyltmmllfiagsamd “hand law win Olwa a Joint names-a. Wm mandamus, Vt. Harsh ‘— ThsOouaacticut Riv-"Valium” . jab sodstimatthhpbes willhahsldthsmcenlwaahal lqtamhc. ”WM “hula-d them pesadtobathoasof aboy,wsretomdhya hump-yandtarnsdovsraothspolics, and still later a third body was found. Thsdriviug star-u! alsat and mowthat satin shortly-1hr the explosion made it nasrlyimpodbls for the firemen to con- hasthfirmhforbodim Pourof the dead have thusfarhsours- eovsrcdbusthshnamssarannhnowu. lamasaltha'auudad. raw: Pater Wt, laborer. feuriully cut by flying brtchn sud timbers audburned. About twenty other employes were burned andbruissdmorcoriam seriously. Auuno known ilrcman was blown to the edgaoi the river, where he wu picked up byatugman. He was badly bruissd about the bead Twelve Ila- liaslug. Later report show that at least twelve men are mining. Those whose names have been learnsdareus follows: Albert Hess. Frank Wallish, Frank Tisman, August T ia- mau. Peter Hebrader, lihsllauerand l‘rsah Grail. all employ. of the refinery. THE RAILROAD JUGGERNAUT. lava- I’aopla Killad and Two Fatally luJurod. manual-ton. 1‘. hi, llareh 28.—-‘l'hs men hiiladbyBria trainNo. it atlledl'toch Wednesday night was three brothers named, rmpactivsly, Diadrichflohu and Henry Baha- lsld. They weru all from New York, thalaiv tartwo having recently been in the employ of Henry Egg-rt 8 00.. whole-la grocers, corncof Duane and Greenwich streets; The three men were walking on tho track when the (ruin struck than. Oua Engine cut-a hm Vial-L Wmlm,flareha—Two men mhilied in this citylastsvcninganda third probably fatally injured. lichasl ONdLadtygrocsr,andPaMch Conway. ofDudley,whowas Irving as a jurorin the superior court here, wm'sstrnch bya freight train bucking donuponthsm,“ Uncoln square, and both were instantly killed. Afswnainnt. later thecngirmol thanmatrainstrnehsnunhnownworhiag— man at the School street crossing. Bis usmscouldnotbu learned,sshsiuneon- salons and has nothing on his psmuby whichhseouldhsideuiiflsd. Eswilldia. n. Illlud. Ola thinly Hurt. Constantia. Id. larch m—At Hod- udllaml'ortarwus hauntlyhillad. 'mbmlmymyhmhyanah d Irina an. The In. warswalhingou thstraehlsadiugfrom tbs minaandwcrs Nah-at u plaeswhsrsassapawasb- pdble. Pastor llulllday’s Bun Dead. law You, maze—anus: T. Halli- hy,sonofllev. 8. Ballallidaymfllroohiyu, his-hunt pu‘or 0! Plymouth E E r i‘ aiiii an gt . rel; ‘3 . “It - . B. W. JOIII. Ifaxiltillerl'ir. mum. loswllh. latch 11. A. D. in. 3 5'3 I 3 3 Tan Collector’s Sale. I is Nfioumm'fimwm o. .- eartatnhawlrrasi. liaiy aerated and signed propsrssthonty sad amend to underline? WWII-lair!" cranium“ D and sawed ratherasboohmntha ltaatora its-sat aaaaaau. than several r Mdlh‘fl- total as therein stand. ram haiag-laxossssrsamast laid upuatheswcwmsv-t ust maid-sis immby misfits-tact action at ”one . ' bully m towit yotllacrsnbrr.aD.ll7.-atinrtas pupa-sol profiting tor tbsindshtsdaassoiraid mill” npouthsfoibaingusamhrdrsalsstata John Potter. sitaatrd in town at liorwalh. at loll inland. recall; ad, 16 hounded as Voila , s to win—North by laid at Joni it, remand Timothy ll. rater. seat by a madasy.and arr-7b and was: by apropaad high way. and I shall sail st [shite aaetim. on the par-bra hrvaiubeinsu bathed on the ith day of lei. A. 0.. lb 0 at ion: 0 crcch ' .. so much ‘ . as will raise the sun oi twenty-two claims and an. arms. that bring the sum total of the portion of nsmdlflnhugerot '57:: margin-aid list toga w r I we. . Isle. . ' «so 3 r-T Joint. 'i'ar Collecror. but im. new at mus. latch 12. A.ll.. tall) mini . Tux Collector’s In le. Nomcl ishenby siren that the undrrllgnrd Calhetorot Tues. under and by virtue M a ornatu tss warrant. duly cheated and chord by duper authority and directed to tilt: undersigned, manning him to levy std collect of tonic CWT", aadoihrv persons and in the rate lepton the Hat tor-id wamut entered. their several propor— rionsoi the at in total as Ihrnin a men. said rust betua a 11 or sacs-meat laid upon the amateur liar made is in by the inhabit-um oi the town of \orwah. regal-ray and legally assembled. to wi'. ouibclhhu yo! Dee-bu all Jim.“ torihe psrp are! providing for the iudebmlre-sot raid rob-hint. upon the followingdracrihad real cats 2 of at John Cotter, shunted in town of rim-sis. at Bell inland. no call— an, and horrndrd as lol'owa to wit :—horrn by land at Joe 8. Poster and Timothy H Ice er. that by a madaay, and .oth and am by a prowaed high- way. And I rha'l sell at public motion. on the premiere herein before derrr lad on the 19th day or lay. a u . lbw. at ten o‘rioch torenoon. co mu h thereof as will rain the rninof tloire dolisrs, that bring the .proporti: u or the said John Cort. r at the sum tor r: and it". together with the charger of levy, mic a P. (ill). B ST JOHN. Tat Collector, Lin 1835. Dated at Norwslk, larch m, A.D., 1:90. mlt ii 29 ¥ it‘fllSM. ,i'° filial.“ A50 0;?" WHAT 18 “Hill? It h an iaialllble rcmedr tor Rheumatism, lama-lulu. Gelatin (“It and Nervous or Isurulgia Headaches Whilelt'hu medicinitianonc the leasapotaratvaiuabespreilcin the Iew ill-casc- forwbichitisveeommmded. Thecomhination is theruultof cleanstudyat the bedside of patients I withlthsumarmbothacutcsndehrooic learnt, wimllcadachcot the mom sagrs wed arm. Sciatica of years'stsadiug, Lamhago andoontoi everytypcot «verity. K" “01". isn't mated to the public under fal~c color- No claim ismadrwbichrheremeny wilinotsuataiu. ltneads Dhl‘hlllll powers for it auras wi bout faith. Youdoaothavetowait wcehsor data for benefit. hatunhotathegoedmitsirnmthelmdore. IT WILL RELIEVE vou ill AN HOUR ndoaehottlewiilsauloato cure my heulastlach THREE BOTTLES Have cured eases ottliteen years' stundl lulledtm modulo! pucatocperhoiila. '0! all IT ALL banners-rs. our). 0. uooow-u J 00-. (ls-'1 Ago-ts. mah 1 ‘D 1y m0]. Ills. [NEH l . BISCUIT 4% TH! HOST ltu‘l'ltri’lous sub PALA‘I’AILI CMOIII OFFERED to THE WINC- IISBUIT STIIPEI “Wu“ Militias iii llllllll'l. .[lIBllLE 3, a £51 FAWCETT'S“ ill lit ldllll Mil lulu 1'0. 001' man atom-an 0, itataJ‘lowerleihboaaho Mahatma-arm“ Mrs.W.Fawcott lo. 8 WA". m, a 5 woawsta, - - W599? Bartlet. Phaeteas, carriages, moflouflpiadles, etc. Prioeu to Suit All. Cull und lea Thom. ._..._._ HENRY my. usual ~ Arenowpllpsradto‘ar ’; o(PannedGOoda Inperivvaaalitya' low vices. with s m onqnanil react rixnrnwe au- as par appealed Plilcl Lil'l‘. ’* Gwen. ilc perm. tenor-we. nut nailiy 'rumsro- s. to: per can. t candle. Lilia lawman. Ocanaflc. Iariv Jose Peas, the p r cnn, Gonna are. liarroarar has. in: per one. turns he. limo-sh. 12c wean. eel-now. fitting it am to; perm subside Golden Pumpkin. ire pews». Icausfle. Iacbisr Bay inn-m. fine, tar per can. I ass 81 I. Salmon, 18¢ per can. ii can: ti in. We (all special saucetoour Epicurean Canned Clams, Pachedat Bar Harbor. lathe. warm-id hello pit. Chowder and Fritters at short mice also uree'nrtastheyarewith vinegar, fixeprr amt caane maedam‘ .lbcpercaanInsW. Canned Fruits. Blue [lemon (aplendid pica) ifixc lineal. Blackberrira, 1m pet can. bean- 661:. t sli'ovnih Apllcoth. ’2: per can. 5 ma ii. i a’lfomia Peachea ac per ran. 5 cans hi 05 (wit-"nth Green Gage Plums, at: mean, Scull Chill- ruis Hanna. tic percan. 5 cans 815. California W itc Cherries 2a: pore-h. California Harriett Para. 28: per m. N agar: Pails White Cherries. ”opera-Janna Quality of all these Goods Warrant“. Auynotriahtwilibcmadegood. We still cos»- iinuc to ”it Beds 24 CENTS A oozes. llliila ll laaslaai. lair Canaan. infirm“ : V. a Z hr :x. ' '- ~ 1 ‘ ," 7‘ Vi lib 13.2%233W - -- '- 630. H. RAYMOND A; a?" as lulu so, lurwulk. if}. as Mus-s ’1 BAUTlillimfig. a w. L Dou SHOE ., W "“ 33338 ”9 .I‘Jl “03 £ :1: ma... John Scheuh i l
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