‘ .1 mill”; -
lit lilting
, . We have accomplished what
weaet out. to do, and that is to
duty the le with the
dilfit, the best grades of gloves
l0 b0 furnished sallfilitctloll
expressed on every hand and
in order to have satisfaction
teed you must buy your
eaofua." Reliable. Every
«pi'lr warranted.
4-Button Kid Gloves Blacks
and Tans, good value $1.25 at
01.00.
5oButton Kid GlovesBlau-ks,
States and Titus, good value
.150, Ill. $1.25.
GoButton Kid Gloves in all
the apring shades, good value
$2.00. at $1.75.
6~Hoolc Kid Gloves, Black
and Colors, good value $1.65,
. at $1.37.
. b—Button I Undressed Kid
Gloves, Tans and Slates, good
value $1.50, at $1.39.
B-Buttou Mosqueiaires Suede
and Dressed Tans and Slate,
good value 2.25, at $1.75.
, Agents for McCall’s Glove
Fitting Patterns.
_M. S. SMITH,
' Issuance uninniso,
South Norwalk. (It.
o-‘w
'Laiin’ liii llltll'lill‘.
We would respectfully call
your attention to our stock of
Ladies’ Knit Underwear, which
we are at present displaying.
The largest and grandest as-
sortment ever shown in this
city, in all of the latest inipor
tationa of qualities and styles
at prices guaranteed.
Ladies’ Fine Silk Ribbed
Jersey Vests: usually sold for
$1.50 each, our price 950.
Ladies' Fine Lisle Thread
Vests, fancy striped usually.
sold at 89c, our price 50c. ‘
t; tannin ""iiiniin' 118'!“ s
: iii-pinyin: from every mightiest all the Leading Styles in the atom. llress Goods, Hosiery,
ilerwuft‘fimts’ Furnishillt. as, and as a special indmefiél‘tt. an immense stock of lid Gloves
flattery of every kind. and it is a fact beyond a doubt that our prices on all the above mentioned
pads are and have been tho-lowest, considering qualities and quantities.. Every ilepnrtment in our store
nutritious to matte our display of Easter goods superior to that of any previous season.
Hilllll. ’
This season we are display
ing a most complete sswrtincnt
and it is with pleasure we call
your attention to the iollowing:
Ladies' tine Cotton lloso,
fast black. worth 35c, for 25c.
Ladies‘ Lisle 'l'hrcad Hosein
colors worth 45c for 350.
Ladies‘ tine Cotton and Lisle
Thread Hose in 8 different
styles, worth 75c, for 506
Ladies' Colored and Black
Heavy Lisle Thread Hose,
worth 1 15. for 930.
Ladies' Silk Hose iu lilac-lie
and Colors for title, worth 1 00.
1.15 worth 1.25:1.25 worth L50
l)reaaat Goodfl.
Ladics' Swirl! Ribbed Vests? We are daily adding new
in light blues, light' pink9.istyles to our already complete
creams and white. usually sold E steel: of Dress Goods at the fol
at 35c, our price'23c each. _ i
1
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vestal
in fine cotton and lisle dread!
high and low neck, short andi
long sleeves, for 35c, worth,
50c; 40c, worth 60c; 45c?
worth 650. 1
Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Pants
for 50c, worth 7 50. i
M. S. SMlCl‘I-I,
INSURANCE BUILDING,’
South Nor-walk, (It.
lowing list of prices" ,
Ottoman stripes in all the
new spring colorings. 40 inches
wide, positively all Wool, and
of desirable texture for 38c per
yard, Worth 75c, also ltl «tiller
ent styles of fancy striped suit,
ing. 38 inches wide, for 340.!
Worth 500. ’
42 inch Cashmere for 39c,
worth 750, all in the new and
desirable spring shades.
NI. Fl. fil‘ll'l‘fl,
“SUBANCE Billlilllati,
South Norwnllr, Ct.
.l A CK RTE.
Extraordinary bargains in all
the leading styles of Jackets,
fancy and plain, for $5.00,
worth 7.50, 7.00 worth 10.00,
Etc" dtc.
Headed “'rupta.
A special bargain wrap, cost
to buy at. wholesale 4.50, will
sell no long as they latt for 3 50
(i a nt’n Furnishings
Smoothing new-«Gent's rib
bed underwear, worth at least
75c to buy, have procured one
case which we intend to sell as
fast as possible for 50c.
A line grade of fancy striped
shirts null drawers for 750, or-
dinarily Worth “.25 to buy at
wholesale, also gent’s medium
weight underwear at all the
popular prices. We have this
season a most beautiful assert .
mc-nt of gent's ties, the fittest;
without. a doubt ever shown in
this city. Positively worth
double what we are asking, 25
5o, 75, 8100, 1.25.
Great: variety of luundried
and utilatindiied shirts at rc-
morkalily low figures.
Collars and Cultist
All linen collars llc each.
Cuffs 13c pair. A new line
throughout of the celebrated
Dent’s Kid Gloves.
3!. S. SMI'I‘II,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
South Norwalli. (It.
22:225-
ofl'er them for
* tents
Everybody wants Eggs for Easter. We
6. And guarantee them to be fresh.
some MAIN STREET.
ills.
a Dozen,
M
thrill” “‘9
..,..
L .
can. no
a.’:
.
. l-l. lggigcfizn.
, fllfllllll 0 sun Milllltll.
EVERY DAY UNTIL EASTER.
m
anommrmoytm:
" ’ 030mm
2.2m
FLOWERS
nawutaliades and combinations for Spring.
' it ill lllll'llll all llllll.
m as
lilies! leafs: mwliw raisins:
. HATS'_
UNIQUE f
‘ 'Wérmbhfius— 1‘
Man-c Ilia-awry and air-dial.
'rltlt madman-at practical Stone Inn-Juliu-
tniafonu "ht' public that no to to
pnmpfly Attend uml lind- ol thins "mtg...“
msm-Gr‘ouvvwmsn it ‘n "
i .
at it Ho. 5 Hill street. lav-elk
HORSE t‘LIPI’l ‘9.
Horse Co in]: dose b- Incl-mo tune, h, .
militias n many lesrs' . w your
olden at Gama ti 3'! awry rtahle Knight
street. Norwa k. am: I '3 will he prvmpnv ,1'
'Hr:
if fltKLll & an,
lama to c. E DIKLYN,
51 Washington Street, South Nomad:
. 27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Class Balers. fillltlltllltl“
And her.- Cream
Orders Promptly Attended 'fo.
0. Danni on .v r. manna
FURN TUBE!
NEW STORE. ,
NEW 00008.
Havingrewmdtofuardm ahovatbould
atavi, labannnmaail stitched it with-aw
not. than
Plush Seat Chairs,
”:2: as»: “an
ZW:ZE§."E£=;%- w-
ill
l’llllll'l'lllill
GREAT _BllIllTiNS.
23.00 Antique Chamber Suits
reduced to 820.00.
330.00 solid flak suns reduced
to 325 00.
They must he sold we must
- have the room.
Dal/id" Stow
S0. HAIR STREET.
or swam.
omen O!-
“l'lt Enable.”
Nos-walk. Ina-ch 4. ’00.
Tamra-tournaments:
Public Generally .—
Jlll‘l' i llllllll till Will
We have secured the
butane of Atlanta at
SAIIIS’ Stock or Dr,
liEll. lllllllllll, immature”
46 3'48 IAIN ‘31", puodtooflba-ltntvory
rte-watt. ‘ 11. - ml. imge'h lwg'aettg
Be” net &. H t "'-,,,I'“,°",, ““,',M,,
Iglalallhgfid Imus“, 12': that :ztam our.”
‘ v " " ' ‘ ' “vulgar-attem-
“3131' film, “18303;! a‘ivdam‘lm
. . . « up an.
Wmmnalnmw' ,m .‘ 3&3};
(retainer: Harmonious.
"amok...“ .
rail: wont. "vs. l’fitl’l’littl‘litl ltltttltl
‘ . 7.. -
he Ollie-llama «I "nonhuman uproot-n
tnttna to». law eta-gland u- rn. u.-
Italvy Dita laun- nun nu- ”wt—4".
you! lawfully with man Anni“.
Wamamoa. April QWTM publicatio-
af the schema for dovuloping reciprocity
withlonthAauniaanwnntrua as a result
at the Pan-American coupon. which ha-
been in evasion in Wail-lion during the
paat will», baa precipitated the revelation
ofaplan whleh la now being talked of in
to homo and ornate by which the Pay
A-arleaa we. a to naive and the
chief diflonltin oi the Republican party in
the diatnaalon of the tall Mica. The
American dalo‘atca to the onwa- hava
an in tin penitentt .ry tor murder. Gib
ed in alumt till years old and will prob
ably-ct liva to win his time out. The
"1.30! which he m.» rot-virtual woo [Hilarity
h ht younger biotin-5'. Jtfiupll, tau flea-nu
he. flitting» to fly, mllmilgh than w-
proof positive at atryrlmim la the dad
nau'e animaoh, and «any circumstance
putntad to Uraoia- as the murderer. the
Jury rotunwd a verdict of murder in the
aaoonddrurae, «quitting “To. t‘hialiorad,
Cullen's wife, who was indicted with him.
The lady, from: tier, to .«11- nirwnda for the
jury action by panama-looms sentence that
virtually amounted to life intyi-miuiiwiit.
If tboavliiencu of cnlalmou‘a neighbors
late ba ball-val, the Min‘ of Joseph
Chloborad was the last of a aorta of tour-
dava that if luv-ligated will prove no
hwrlfiio as the infamous Bender crluua that
were exposed in (fallout county, Kansas, in
um The (.‘lilabovaila lived on a claim that
waa originally anti-it by Dir. tlhaw who
mysteriously din-piloted. [alliance fruit:
bean sou-din. the manhunt the Innate
recently to learn an far as polatblo with
what reception to reciprocity treaty would
mat at the bank of thaaanaio. 'l'harv
stilt baa been altogether favmbl'. and aa a
entail that he was murdered for late money
and Ma body thrown into an abandoned
well on the "divide." not far from th- tihaw
dugout. After nubile tho Chis-bonds, cow
plating of a man and bla wits and thraa Iona,
of which Gran-tan trap the oldest, took the
Wilme- "-0 Minute-n who of th- olefin. In the «mm or mn- lira. (.‘hlebovai
ways and means committee, before handing died myatnrlnualy and her place of burial
in the bill prepared by them, restored the was never known. The event acct-toned
duty which they but "kills"! W h ctr-amt. bat the ptqitemmd to built-id
pl.“ on hid”, but 'Illclt m 5" m3.“ of flu) Cltlt'llorldl and it “I. W0? ll'lflla
gated It was gait-rally believed, however.
113:: m Elma” 0m; that aha wla murdered and bar body thrown
toils. i.
tlluco thabtllwaaaonouncadit lia- beau h ”I
, later the old man died suddenly, and the
freely pruileud that the New Bugle-d lb lotfltbnra again "rapt-cud priming 'f'hh
publicaua would not votufur it in in mount waa followed by a fresh burial in the well.
(arm. and the confidence “town by g In.” Title crime “It chargtd to Urnclau Chub
ity of on ways and manna matinee has and :nd by '5'. filler. A “awry“?
lupla ouoo tho trot mt inappwarc Inc in n
fiafizgmmzmutflvzlal “3:3,; until that he had gone to Nebraska, but tn.
an under-landing has he“ had with Mr. boy never camo buck, and it is supposed the
Blaine by which the prurient .I “I. re- wallrecom-d nunlbel‘ victim, Lita! Decem-
of “n state department will morn her young miller: wn-i pimiiinlund the mur-
iuand to theses-tea treaty of reciprocity (lover '"“,'"""ml by 1‘ ptriy of neighbors.
w“. “n Argentina "WNW .M w, on," who’motlrrncmn with the find" of the boy
South American country which my "in on the ahoultbr making Iii-night for the old
wall. He was arrmtml and the murder
'0 “0““. Inch ‘ treaty. In I.“ it h not proved. An . ffurt has been made to hove
at all certain that the tnaty with the Ar-
gentina republic my not have been nego-
tiated before thla and that it in now ready
for trananittal to the aenatz whenever Mr.
the county mmmisvtunon ting out the old
well, now nearly fl:le«| up, when proof of all
then horrors is “tiny to appear.
Hr. McKinley and his colleagues.
Blaine may consider the subject ripe.
It Would Ilea- In. Wool.
New England cougreasincn any that the
negotiation and ratification of such a treaty
would be a complete offset. tothuluty which
ha been placed on hldea in the
The Bennett Law in on lune.
Manon“, Wm. April .3, —Tbe leading
Darnmruta oi Modem generally have
atroug y defined views against making the
Bennett law an isms in the next state
IcKlnley campaign, and yet if it ia made it loam
”"335." it would "’9’“ practically "3' they will almost ton man vote against the
"003- ““0303 members 9' ”39 ”VI.“ mm Republicans, who are reamisible for its
mitt-e on “”9““? before whom 33“” propo enactment. Mayor M. R. lloynn mountable
attlon '” ““3 3” ‘ reprcaentatlve 0' 33" exception. and ileclsrra emphatically in
United 3"“ “"3 3h“ u '8'“ '0 1‘ 3'0““ fnvor of the law and that be will vote for
undoubtedly answer all of the objection. I. it. E,_¢_;,,ng,,,s.mm Bun- “; Jam “.1
"19 chinley I?!“ “‘ka 00““ ”Ml“! 3' inclined to be cautious in his utterances.
“"‘d 3’! “’3 3‘" England V0,?”- "lt in too early to talk about such mutton,”
The undone! of this mono-“Ion prob-N! be until. "in rather any nothing about it."
“mu for "3° 93““ lttltmle 0’ the N“ Ex-l’ostmnatur Gregory, once Democrlfiie
Bulk“ member-a ““3 3"" “‘5 confidence 0’ candidate for congrm in this district and a
warm po-raoiml friend of (fol. Vilma, h op-
[me to mwking the law I rate iaauie. la.
The legs. Schedule cutie-incl. Ma 8. L’ Plum-y, the ablest lawyer in
Waulxo‘mw, April 5.-—11eury A. Brown, the state, said: "I do not: want the Bennett
of Ma-chuaetta, the noted sugar tarifl‘ 0!" law made an issue not have i seen any
pert, has addressed a strong letter :0ch Democrats whoiio." th:orgeit1ymer,editor-
ways and means committee and to the an { iii—chief of The Sindisou Drinocrat, ex
It. finance committee and congrou aanrga, [car that the victory in Milwaukee would
in which be severely criticiav-a the "vagaries ‘ can the Democratic stale orientation to
oftho ad valorcm sugar tariff acb' dule“ pro “to up the Bennett law in a state tame.
poaad by the Republican majority of the m
boo-a “ya and menus committee, up, That Aclnra' limo-lint! Club.
Brown claim: that the clarification; in the Saw You, April o.—-Tlie Acton' Base-
pl'vaantupr term are reasonably canes, ball club, known as the Five A'a, handc-
ud than-hing thewloriiuofrvua “to it died on a very unique schedule for the
Dutchatandardtapiaylntlnhflhuh-ndaoli eomiugaaaaon Tharagularaauaonwill bo-
fordgnprudacava of lager and am» ginouJuna 1'. The cluhwlll aail up the
refiners, as wall as the sugar trust people { Balloon on the area-abut City of Albany,
Beautician-aunt under the propoaadad, whichhubecucbartercd for: illuminant!
valorotn schedule low grad-lot raw-agar; play their fins game at Newburg. After
will not be m: to this market, but will be' can pm will be played .: l'onghkeapio,
worked into higher grades, and thmfon Readout, Albany. Troy. Kingston, Baku,
the poor-av clam will be deprived of chug! Mlddletcwn, iiudaon, Yonkara, Bridgeport,
pnronhadaugarand hmtohyi
upendvarclmdaugar or pwtupwuhyal—
low refined anus: doctoral! with glances.
3-3.: Ind Wt...
H. further oluitha the! at. advalora-
btll will inmaaa fnlaa invoicing and undue»
valuatim frauda, and that a luopaun who,
a hurt twain sugar auporothar unto-
ward event- may at any than double or
heblethoforalguoustof sugar and double
or treble the duty. Sugar, in mm
the most when protection taunted, and
vice vma, tbs lent when it ia the load
protected; but the runners and theme
traat paoplocauopcrato within. aunt-a
veadtiyaawith dutiabla aupr, and
late theirouflum and pvioeatonittbom-
aelvaa in either case.
Hr. Bream, in his latter. oflcially cous-
parea the corn craps of the west. which av-
caged oniytsoo per aminiSh‘fJotho
lllflll' but root cropa, which aver-pd
”7.50 paramthaaanaayaar,nd Ihowaby
odiclal agar-ea tliat “ammonia: of liar
portal and done-tic minimum!”
for the lanai year ended June an, 1”, was
summon pounds, or m iota» pounds pat
«pita, of which there wan produced in Illa
Un ltd Summit-1.10) par cant.
'l'ho Wowll'a rate Illa.
Wanna-run, April t—Tha Worth no
mmitteaot the senate Manama-
,oiuaidoration of the World'atalr bill a I
plan! the house. The bill waa dine-ad h
the lull commit-a, and a Milan.
mutating of W M Newly,"
.ata tial. Gray and nasal. w— appoint-ah
mmlnotbaflnandalpoflhlollfiflll I
w-aatvoluatruetatl to out-Hutton»—
tba prominent should contribute, The
committee then “jinn-ad um Thu-day
ant. awash-Minced—
Ialddirectlyatta unmounted the full
mitten Hr. lam“ appeared baton
mnemonic andaaiilthaa he would
like to know what rot-tau gunmen th-
nbcommltteonudadof tinnitus-d
tbombacriptlouutotlnf‘
wheat-o tame-o...“
Ir. [that hid in the m
wuldllkotohavoaaapyol the act afb
mention of the fair Milan; the
numeral the m pheasant» chew
non); lhv lama. dhwbobav sub
earth-d the luau-d Mal-ca the
.18; tho-unburied thumb lava-uh
MM lua than” then-barn! than
law Haven, Marika, Narraganaatt, lav-
bnry Part, 11mg Branch, Philadelphia
(with tho Reportera’ club), Germanic-n.
Atlantic City and Cape May. The to“
boat during the whole of tha journey. The
trip la certainto prov-a luaneid aneu-
aa well an a jolly Jana-t.
Newapapn lava choose Olsen.
Hum-one. April A’s-At the annual mew
, logo! the Conn-client I’raaa association in
this city the following ntfiena were elected:
President, Thins: I). Weaver, of The Hm
ford Peat: vice prealdeut, Francis Atwaler,
up at The Madden Journal; secretary in.
Irav, W. U. Countryinau, of ”and:
chairman of the execntive board, ’1'. W.
Wood, of The Bridge/porches. Thou-v
hcaodfbefitavem fund an Col. L L.
lemon, of The New Haven Register, cad
W. K. Stevenson and A. H. Hall, of The
Hartford Post
A In.) loytah Qnaml.
Jmnasomna, 1nd" April il—Joha
Aldridgeaged id, and William Gianni,
and 17, our work employee, had a boy“
mlumwbrch reunited halo-III
being “ruck on the bad with a”
.ating wielded by Aldridge. Glen-undid
thirty minutes after haw-a struck. Al-
dridge was untreated. but acclimate-aha
tater-out. fiaiaabcother of lib m
w,'ho diodfntbc aruaaof
Jmharlouvaom loathe since. hi
“the murder qt Gleason was entirely -
'aa ”Inlay 1|.” Murder-I!
Mann, N.J.,Apvi15.-The budyof a
man known as "Jeraay liar” waa bk. at
d the Italian diva of Ilehoiaaflibo ha
light and apiritnd away byte-elm
he policearreaudmboandfou'otbcnd
Ibeonntrym and an munching f.
the bodvof “Jenny Jinx.” It 5 m
that ha wa- stabbad to death.
a [chalice nun aa- out a...
.antaryelaetlo-hmtulayfav twat-prov
albumin-{laid ninth-cumin;
m Multivariate,“ the Iowa.
tablbhing theAuatraitau oyste- was no!
nadotoappty to and elections. The ib-
“numerous not in title to”
mutual-racket“.
lowly one Dawn! “Ma u- m
arac- infatuation-m.
“allow-saturated,“
and gum will live entirely on “10.1.3:
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Our [Small Kid India-'02 no Show on llw tlum ever ism-mo in [tooth flaw-lb
Indln' French Kid HIM flowed, Lulu .-' 1"“ null m-i mi iii-ii wells M. "to“ “I“
will astoulah you.
A full line uf Mdlh'. Children'a and lion's hit: .: "ml will pin a?! to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
tenders in the Boot and Rhee Trade.
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laudaiagpvath-minailhtalaot
Britten, Glass, fill in] Klltlltll Ware
lllure for teas than New York mat. to Ian morn for F
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Fain finds 11 lilting Presents
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North Main St, South Norwalk.
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