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j3uilders Hardware.
what they" want still
to DI!-
We other you the Greatest Bargaine' in
Tin iininnt in Einin Tinanntt Titian
ii lit in innit, 4 1-2 nnnntii in :1. Can’t in tent;
new REA-Rt BARLEv Go a Pound.
Jones’ Superlafive Flour $5.80 a. bbl.
_ Tin Bnit Giannini Bitten in Print, in the State, in Tie a ll].
Choice | Pearl «Tapioca at 7e a pound.
Blooler’s Dutch Coemi. delicious and very nutritious
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You lin w our name, reputation and ability to plense all.
Do you it w of ankbetter place to trade than at T
C. E. Seymour’s,
88 Washington Street, south Norwnlk
I Savings Institution hr the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place
found Ill the line of ’
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At the store of
C‘. H. HARVEY.
This s‘ock consists in pricce from a Child's lilc Shoe to n Gent's mud Served ‘5 Shoe; hes made.
L di 3' Etta Kid Button reduced from $2 00 to $1 83.
L32“; Paris Hand Served Kid Button I’rdilt‘lr‘d from $3 50 in $2 50
Ltdiee’ Pririce-s Kid Tip Button in ducal f: o n *3 00 to 3’2 00
'Ladies’ Corinne Kid Tip Butt-m reduced from ‘2. 00 to SI 50.
O. H. HARVEY,
'70 North Slain st... South Norwsslk.
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Everything can he
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Dis-toads, Watches, Jewelry.
M'“mlm.
II lull III. II... - Inuit Nor-alt.
Wllflllllll'llll lllilll‘l‘.
Ono Quality.-'l‘ho float.
w, thanr has. let
Shoulders. Bacon. Wt.
font. In:
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
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as Wasltualoa street.
Tran & it any,
flaring leased and refined the mm at
36 Main Street, Son-walk,
Forum occupied by (inane ll. Raymond,thcy
will cndzavorto kerpcuustsntly on hand a wood
Doorman“)!
Furniture.
Brfsirdealingwehopatopiathe confidence of
thcpubticsndsshareol‘ the patronage , Wander
at reasonable prices Chamber. hrior ”and Dining
than tiultleeeks Book Cases (lithium Spring
Bertrand Ilstlrvsscs. A doc arortncnt of
Guidance, list Racks. him: on 'l'sbtes. ac. 8c.
(.3..er & Whitllesey.
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tliiti nt 25 int: iinnitin iiiii.
PalVf'l‘IG, 'AI‘SR llll‘iGBG. KAWOMI‘HXO
A '1) DEC ll tTlNG.
DECKERS
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
8w rtz & Cor‘e't‘s New Block.
79 Washington St, South Norwalk.
W.B.HALL}.CO
, Our. Main and Cannon Streets,
BRIDGEPORT.
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hove studs ng.stoc'k below usiieno
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FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.
All the leading and representative rt; tea for Spring and Sunni-tr.
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods... 1lotions, lite.
M0" W fullof liar mum, erhln Qntlit
é Ola-ll. lo‘kspthcbu: one Iprinter—pk. fair deal ng;
plea, thslowostt Oar-chamoword
TspacIAi. OPENING
one amblllomto please our
weak oar-e- . In
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Ladies’ Cotton Underwear.
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more...“ Calida-gloom snaknel covers, til-med scalding to price with hand mm
W. B. HALL & CO.
competing pr ca We aiit commence the mean
and Style. You are ms to and what 3::
new shsdrsoiflcrscs ,WI‘C Cashmere- mo
French Percale and laslin Chemises Nightgown Skirt:
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Bali”! STRAP RAZOR NONI“. SNAVI’NG
mu 53‘!“ .3 AVI'CG CUPS. 1’00th
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Senate: Sexton s New Ballot law You, apt-II the-Peter Linguist a
man: by thsstasmw Bohemia, was the
Reform Bill Submitted.
GDVBIINOB IIILI. \VILI. SIGN IT.
Ills Ion-or Objections nan Ilsa- lath-
faotorlly Overcast-a. It lo KIM—Th
Ola-gas That llaws Boa- lash—law
Jersey pantie-II Help Irons tho lull.
mar. N. Y.. April lit—A composites
caballotreform. it nonhuman-cod
hand Broom Sexton has introduced till!
new bill in the senate. The claim ls~thsl
this measure has been agreed. to by the BI
publicans and the Democrats and that Gov-
ernor Bill will sign it. Mr. Sexton says
that while it b not all that. is desired, ltwill
work I great improvement in present slot)
”on methods, and will throw stron‘er safo
guards around the ballot box.
The Haters of tho IlaIsIra.
The new bill was substituted for theothes
"compromise bill" ted by Salton since
the veto of the Simon firs Australian bill.
It. is I special order for outlay. The new
bill h the joint work of Horace K Deming.
of the New York Ballot Reform league;
Professor Collins, Governor Hill’s legal ax:
pert; Senator Salton and London Marsh
and \‘oorhis. of the New Jersey assembly.
Professor Colllus' connection with the draft
tug of the new bill adds color to the belief
that the governor will sign it. In fact it is
admitted that the new measure will become
a law.
The Substantial Changea-
Tho following “brief" with regard to the
bill has been issued from the executive
chamber: The amended Sexton ballot ro-
form bill introduced by Senator Sexton is
framed with a view to meet all of the ob
jections raised by Governor lllll to the
. ballot reform bills heretofore passed by the
legislature. The substantial changes are as
follows:
First—The constitutional point raised by
the governor as to the validity of the method
of choosing ballot clerks is clearly obviated
by provisions under which every elector
shall be entitled toa vote for all the elective
inspectors and ballot clerks
Second—Tho constitutional objections
raised by the governor to the exclusively
otflcial ballot are obviated by the follow-
ing: Any voter may take with him into
the voting booth or compartment a printed
bullet of his own selection or preparation,
to be known as a "pastor ballot," contain-
ing the names of all the ofllccu to be filled,
and of the candidates therefor for whom he
desires to vote, which pastor ballot may be
summed on the back thereof, and the voter
may paste the whole of such pester ballot
on any of the otllclai ballots below the stub.
Any names so written or posted upon the
ballot shall be deemed the choice of tho vol.-
or, notwithstanding the name at another
candid-to for the some ofllcer may be upon
the original ballot without being erased,
covered or concealed by the writing or
pastor.
The Blanket. Ballot Abandoned.
Third-The governor’s constitutional point
that. every voter is entitled, if he dairies. to
vote a ballot which contains only the names
of the candidutcs for whom he desires to
vote is obviated by the abandonment of the
blanket ballot of the former bills. In place
‘ thereof the different columns of tickets
which were to be upon such blanket. ballot
have been separated into ditlerent ballots,
so that each voter will receive IsmIny
rate tickets as there would have been col-
umns upon the blanket ballot, including the
blank column which was to appear last upon
the blanket ballot, containing only theuames
of the oillces and no names of candidates.
The poster ballot may be pasted upon the
blank ballot or upon any other ballot.
That Constitutional (Dbl-cling uvoroolno.
Fourth-The governor’s constitutional ob
jection that the previous billawould operate
to dislrnncbiso. tho illiterate voter is obvi-
ated by the provision for the poster ballot
above referred to. By this provision the
illiterate or any other voter may be pro-
vided with a complete pasurT’ballot. before
he enters the polling place within the rail-
ing, and can make no mistaka'ln
the came upon any one of the ballots fur-
nished him. This method also renders ll
po-iblo for the illiterate voter to
his ballot alone in the booth without the as-
Iietauco of any other person in the booth
with him, and thus insures the secrecy of
his ballot.
Fifth—The fraud known as the "r...
martian dodge," which was possible under
all bills heretofore vetoed by the governor,
and is posmblo under the strict Australian
system everywhere, has been electually
barred out by an ingenious systamof printed
numbers upon the stub of each ballot and
the entry of the number by the poll clerks
It the time of the delivery of the ballots to
the voter. ‘
Remaining l'aaturoh of the Bill.
The remaining features of the bill are
substantially such as have been always
agreed upon between the governor and the
legislature. They include the private booth
or compartment system, a space about the
polling place luclossd by a railing, the pro-
hibition of olectionesriux within 150 feat. of
thspolingplsce. theprintingof scomplsts
set of ballots at public expanse, nominations
by both party organisations and independ
ent combinations of voters—not in than
“,0“; for state olllcers. 8350 for oldest-a la a
district. has than the state and (raster than
acounty, 8100 for county olllccrs and .50
‘0? for town and village ofloats~snd the com-
pulsory allowance by employer of two hours
to all employee upon alsofion day without
any deduction ot wages by reason thereof.
Coykmdal l’oaad Guilty.
stsar Cm, April m-«Tho juryla the
case of Nelson Coykon'dsl came into the
Budsonoonntycourt today sndrsudsrsds
vsxdlct of guilty. Coykendal. who is I
orcousplrac
National bank at $13.00!). The defendant
wsssccusod of having induced his son-la-
lsw. John Van loan. who is bookktsspar d
the bank. to overdraw his mounts. Van
Loan is said to have dsdtoCaiisdssoms
“III-Isa.
lamina-Ideal at tails Arrested.
Mourns. 11.. April lt-Abmn Bo- ,,
(order, supalntsndsnt of mallslnthsno-
.ehwhrpathnhasasrssstsdbyPest-
aflosluspsetorscostssandflsrtahornou
thsshsrnolrobbluglhs malls. no
hsldtlsposltlon sheet a ear. in
Wyhssdelsrk the York
Chicago the ,
mflal’oalgvsmvpulhmt
We
Fania.
itititiyhlb to pl- Mh “b It"! of
Castlollanlen. Thisold historic walls will
hear no more the babel of foreign tongues
stubs clatter of the lmmlgrsnts’ wooden
mbola Only one its-sugars were loud,
yesterday, and they were registered
o'.clook The clerks lounpd about.
lobesrwhathertheyhad bsausppolrladby
rm: Superintendent Weber. Above
lainfiecrotary Jackson was busy closing
up bk books, while the ones men were
bundling up their personal el‘l’ectq knowing
that their hour had come.
The United States barge allies, on the
otherhaud, pmtodasceue of great so-
tlvlty. Nearly 100 workmen were getting
tbsbuildtng in order so that immigrants
caubolandod there today. The registry,
money changers and telegraph odiorsare all
in radioed, awaiting the arrival of the
voyager-s. The baggage departments, rall-
rosd omen restaurant and information
bureau needed some finishing touches, which
they will receive today.
The landing of immigrants will be made
today on the Hambu Bremen.”lninsuand'
Onion piers, so that thoworkmeu may finish
thefew details left undone. The score of
herding housekeepers. who have swarmed
so long about Cast In Garden, paid a visit to
the barge ofllco yesterday in a body and la-
eeived from Gert O’Beirne permits to cater
for passengers as before.
Superintendent John Simpson hasheen ra-
Ippointad, and Daniel IL Van Dozen, who
resigned from the state commissloucrn' serv-
ice six months ago, has been appointed
chief registry clerk.
The commissioners of immigration held
their farewell meeting at Castle Garden
yesterday. ' All the employee were (lisp
charged with the exception of Secretary
Jackson, who was retains-ad at an annual
salary of 82,500. After a long discussion it
was decided to retain the physicians and
nurses of Ward's Island, as 25.3 immigrants
are detained there awaiting the disposition
of the secretary of the treasury. The cases
of the twenty detained immigrants were
then taken up. Antone them are live Ital- ~
inns. each with only one eye, {mm are dif-
ferent cities in Italy, all bound for the same
point in Pennsylvania
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
Tho Association- and Exblbltlou Gaines
Play
at l‘hilmlrlpbln— ?
Athletic, ............ :2 0 0 5 0 0 3 L172
Rm‘hmtc'r ..2010402’00—0
Button-ice: Seward and Robinson, Fitzgerald and
Burke.
Al Columbus-
Toledo ...000100011—3
ColunIbus.. ...... 201000103—4
Batteries: Smith and Sage Button and Bligh.
At Brooklyn—
Symcuse .... , ..0 6 '3. 2 3 0 0 6 2—21
Brmiklyu .l I 0 'I 2 3 d 3 #721
ltuttcrians: Lyuusnnd Danly‘ “'Iiilains Fitz and
Powers.
At lmuisvil‘io—
SLLOIlis ........... 000004070—11
Mtllflvlllt‘ ......0 3 0 0 2 D 0 I) 3——tl
Batteries: Ramsey and lock, Strattou and
Ryan.
Exhibition Games.
At low York—New York (X. Li, 3: New-
ark, 2; ten inniugti. New York (P. L), H;
Crescent, 3.
Al. Baltimorkllnltlmoro, 4; Philadelphia
(N. LI, 9.
At Cambridge—Hayward, 3,1; Dartmouth,
l3.
At Bantam—Hamilton, 6: Hartford, 3.
At New Haven—Boston (N. L), 7; New
Haven, 3.
Charged with I (‘onvlct'a larder.
COHTMBUS. 0., April l9—The Daily Press
publishes a lenthy sensational article ex-
posing the alleged crookedneaa of cx-Dopnty
Warden U. H Cherringtou. of tho peniten-
tiary. It is charged in this article that
Cherringtou is guilty of killing Convict
Clark Ours by washing him oil 'lte roof of
one of the prison buildings on Dec. it, 1883,
and that in his etlorts to save himself from
arrest on the chllrgc of murder be black
mailed Dr. I'lemmI-r, the prison physician,
and Guard Z uk, and finally arranged mat.-
tcrs so that his luul innll thrso conspiracies,
Charles M. Lockrtrd, could make his escape
from state prison. Lorkard is the prisoner
who, with the coiivlct‘l'homas Stools, walk-
od out through the prison gates without I
pass on Nov. 3; 1539. )lo was recaptured
Iboutamonth ago at Elmore. 0. On his
way back to the penitentiary he leaped
from the rear of is flying train near Shelby
and was shot in the mouth by Marshal
“Rods, and is still confined in the prison
beet-ital.
hlr. Wanamaker on an Eight flour lllll.
\l'nsnnromu, April 19. -—Postutsster Gou-
ernl Wanamaker. in a letter to the house
postntllco committee about Representative
Kelcbant’n eight hour bill for poatofllco
clerks, says he has consulted with I number
of the most practical and successful post-
maslcrs upon the subject, and the opinion
among them is unanimous that it is im-
practicable to adjust the duties of the clerks!-
so as to give each one a tour of consecutive
hours of labor without a great waste of
money. Should the committee determine
to recommend this measure it seems proper,
the postmaster general suggests. that some,
provision should be made to credit the gov-
ernment in all cases whore clerks sodom-
ployes for any reason perform lose than
eight- hours labor in any one day.
Chamd wllh Pension frauds.
{Bunsrvnmg 1nd , April lit—Leo P.
Wilson. representative in the legislature,
and his father have been arrested here on
indictments charging them with having
secured by, fraudulent means the annulment
of marriages entered into by soldiers'
widows and than having them reinstated on
the Unltnd States pension voila ln conneo-'
tion with these cases Edward Majors was
arrested for perjury and Charles J. Fulle-
psn tor conspiracy. All [ave ball.
It Is larder now.
Cmciawn'n. 0.. April 19. —-Thutn‘aa Welsh,
who was stabbed altogether without provo-
cation whtls at work in the Ohio ‘snd Ils-
slssippl railroad yards, died at the Good
Samaritan hospital. Your man are being
held by the authoritlvs charged with the
—Dan Chompllu. Thomas Barrett,
Charles Bchnsll and Patrick ll'lulsy. Chomp-
lln has confined to having/committed tbs
dead utensil.
M. 'chavlas I. Item-“sinuses“.
Ransom, n l 10. ~11» Windsor Ava-
sl stint-eh, of which her.
in Tunis at intent Tnnn
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ran WALL rm’
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endeuborhau t, are
the specially attractive fear
tures of our Spring“
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these we particularly Invite
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wish to decorate in
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