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* mom ’9'“? Waist, With the rest are Great Bargains.
, , tints, Litl ‘ tits:
I...» c.3311? 25c t: 2;;
we 11.....1, so. an rm'
range, from 25c to 85.: per psir. We
say titst we here the isrgest stock
eats' sud Children’s Hosiery now on
. : stevery imsgiusble price.
ltll ut ltliu lint 1..."...
,, dou- Iadies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, reg-
SOc, wesre selling thetn st 19c.
. W Ribbed Vests, regular rice
needs... "them st 36c. 20 osen
' Ribbed Vests, regular price 50¢, we
.' theorist 40015 dozen Ladies’
. Rahal Penis. regulsrly sold at 75c
”painmyieefllc. We have in stock
,. present time s most eomlete
, dWLisieThresd and Silk eels
i’flleciosssudstsilprioes
Weekend‘s mention. oi the sdjoiniug
Ioekthst we hsves few more ofthose 36c
[ whiebweconsidera guest bargsiu.
, ' csrryscomplete line of slI other
, of Corsets. Prices proportionsteiv
A BIG “WEE K
in our Dress Goods Depsrtment, We notice
gate snother big week in our . Dress Goods
eparttnent. Never in our hint-wry have we
sold more Dress Goods than during the past
week, and for the very best ol- rennin... Our
stock of Colored Dress Goods ranging from
l‘. C.” “:3 shaped than has be“!
out mm seven piece. til. Om
rims-re; the audio is to out M ”I.
2...». *~_ «were fiance and antitrust to,»
l .'-;’.l A. ea 33 to rage: 3 perfect erase.
"turer’s price as a. special inducement
We to.” 50 per yard, are of the best. value.
and our Black Goods stock l-i tilled withnn
watchable bargains at all times thmsntt our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, i' .r weure
sure we can save you money. ‘
Gents’ Furnishings.
We are again making wonderful induce-
ments in our Gents’ Furnishing Department. u”
Genta’ Lnundried and Unlaundricd Shirts in
Isrge quantities and very cheap. A new at-
rival ofall the newest styles of Gents’ Me.
dium Weight Underwear, consistingpl' Plain,
Fancy and Ribbed. mhrlted below manufac-
Call
and nee us.
Oil Cloths and Shades.
in proportion with all the above mentioned
gtuxls, very cheap. Shades made to order
and prices made satisfactory. (‘ompetent
shade makers always employed in this do-
pertinent. V
Innis In stain taint in Warn
. 8. SMITH,
on BUILDING,
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GREAT
WEHEWM
autumn IF I no Till.
WRAPS A1" IIALP OIlIGIIIAI. COST.
.g [o nouns AT'PIF'I‘Y cums
0! THE nomn.
; ' shines ems cspes 'u a.» no.
he so I end
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umbeofWresthswhiehwe
Also s most bountiful
5'0““ qfites
's t Slllll
first selections. Don’t
PIentyoi‘Goodsforsll.
rrwcmis,
lltlilltllllt ltl llllllll'l.
lo. 8 Water- Street.
Ellington}?
nun ' any tools
lililflllli llll iflllllillli
some 2 Ind 3.
53m... cw... rm:-
sournt NORWALK
BICYCLE"?-
size
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lfl'sesrmmm nun-
Mac 3 ltrllJ'l,w
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NORTH.
5! W South "Mk
mw limit.
And Ice Cream
Orders Pro-pity Attended To.
our; 0 Elm“
w " t m
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Maw
We union.- «m... u.. (nineteenth.
Wm. um. tit-pm m
sic-st- Mll's “widow“
Mew-cu liens". ls complicated .
1.08001, April Zia—Mr. Glodnonc" s
spssehinthchouu- oi‘ mummified,
inalnnuppurtoi Mr. Powell’s motion to
reject the government's lrish lend purchase
billwnsdtssppointiug sl’izctohiririendr
utd his politiesl opponentit. ‘l'besnnounce-
weathering bscnmsde sever-i dsys one
thstthc ex-pmier would speck there we-
I Issue attend-nose! members and visit-
uu,nudn grand material elitist, on the
paste! the Miners! lesder,whieh should
clearly define his position, wss updated. it
wss observed, however, at s very esrly
stage! his remnrkstbsthewns trusting
his subjectinshall hesrtedwny,sud the
attitude-In of his ioilowcrs sud admirers
waned In the spirits of his opponents rose.
Mt. Gladstone's references to the scheme
outlined by Mr. Psrnell do n substitute tor
the government’s bill were very gingerly
mode sud provoked derisive laughter from
the Conservative benches.
Complicated and Inclusion.
‘ llr. Gladstone raid that hespoksiuop
tothe ”moment’s bill beesusc
:wns convincedrtltst the measure was
not oulycompllcstsd butthnt it did not
nndertskc to solve _ths dullenlty. lie bed
been to hope herniation oi
hytbc decimation of Lord
Belt-bury ithat the government’tio tin:
wouklnot m sburdsn u -
oi excel-tn.me been
ted to find Mr. Balfour informing
pllmenting pie oi
Hr. Psrnell’s pisu it was not clear in its
lie sympstblncd with the object
at his theme but it required explanation.
Hr. Bailout?- bill wss replete with dubious
points. hidlugtbechsrsctcrol themeseure.
shlssstojnstity their objection. Abilloi
thinkindJu ssid,onght to luconiluedto
sinsdyinpouessionsndshould
lsudlonlstobewmebuyern
inordcrtotnkcsdvnntsgcoitbeenormous
boom eluted. The‘provision respecting
twoyesrs almost: nine required justifies-
tim,which he thought wouldhe dillicult
to find. n. continued his objections st
eudd-nbielengthsudrmrdiugwbsthe
n eonstitutionnlobjcctionshe
snidthstsnyoneoi themshonld'brecludc
the second rustling oi the’btll. It we-
be srgned,thst hnlsnd wns up
to the pressure, seeing that five-
ths Iii-h msmbeuwerestroug
to
‘l'ho Debt-r III lie-c lights.
mentwssgolngtomnke
wrong
Thegovnnmentwonldnotimposessimi-
hrburdsnuponfieotlnndindellsnceoithe
luscious oltbe Scottish members. Be
implied using troops against teusnts;
every state weapon in the eu—
otsnunpopulsr lsw. 'l'hchlll
”Wmthemmwmpliestcd
snehsevsrssw. It eontslned everyiorm
y. inconclusionhesnid:
"1 Incl it mydutytoprotutnainstprln-
ctrolspsntnehsrsctcrnogrsstly
tending to embark the cunntryinto im-
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_ until I know he is desd"
‘ _; its no. 31,!!!-
' thud. of no. .8
Weshln ton
mountain end
Aland Py, who
hsd known By.
'rsud. ties strung
lov,whi.; he was
4 in New York,
fit“ went with Cor
' agate“ Woods, oi
“ ‘ Port Richmond,
women said that the
no Eyrand they bed
It New York. mid.
sllsged picture Eyrsnd.
led theStsten Island coroner.
“Emud engsged s room st mybousr
lesrzy in datum". sold Mrs. Bis-chord.
“He appeared very nervous sud encltsble.
Night after night he would walk the floor
of his room or the hallway. Hernidhis
wife hnd'eloped with another man, lcsviug
him mud n lieyesr-old boy, who was st
school in Psris. One morning hsdropped
neartiwiththsnsmeofm. Germongs. lie
miditwnsthennmcoi the melt whohsd
sloped with his wide. lie grew very vcbe
ment,sudpulledoncoi the girliinto bk
room to show the revolver with which hs
altitude! to kill him as soon sshefunnd
“West! sympathised with him, sod is
ssidsitcrwsrdsthstiiithsd not Iii-n (or
the connotation olieredhcwouldhnvckilled
himself. Thsllstter port of Jenna: hs
I‘idhewns goingto some Mend- in this
dtytotrysnd raise money enough to as
hsek to Cslilornis, where he iormerly wss.
Shmtlysitcrwnrdbctold me that hehnd
bought passage on s h‘rcuchstesmsr snd
wssgolngtoPsris. '-
“About {our dsys siter this the Brunch
detectives chmetouemenndwhenlgnve
thuusdencription of my ledger they said
it w” without any doubt Eyrsnd. Eve!
sincehewnsberel hove fenredthsthe
might return, sud tor nights could not
sleep (or tear. I cannot {eel pntlrely ssir
DEVASTATED BY FLOODS.
Ills-Crude of Poultice lunch—“nod
by the Belle! 8m.
New mums, April 5—41» Point
Pie-nut levee, Tenses parish, twenty-
three miles below Vicksburg, hes Just bro
ken. ltwnssveryimporunt levee. Most
ct Tenses perk]: will doubtluc beheaded.
Superintendent Grant. oi the Tone and
Pscilie road, says that sermon» worth oi
property will beirretrlcvsblydnmngsd by
thebrenklntheMot-gnnnslevee. Tbepeo-
pleoughtto have spent MOM!) in saving
thclevec rsther lhnnlctitbresknndtheu
makes great fuss shout sending relief.
Every plantation in Saint—Coupes psrisb
hubsenfloodediromtbeBsymSnrnbrenk.
Hundreds oi ismillec are homeless. All
thieves-unbroken. Thousand-clams
hove been minths it is firth-hie thni
msnypsrsons interior vs
d people. whites and blacks, some with
hsbiur in arms. They wsrehnddlsd on
knoils between the broken loves. The
stumsrgsthercdthsm in Mnuystnl'vlng
esttiewercpuced.
A (smilynsmed Luke, consisting of ii!-
teeupersonr, were rescucdbythe Dscotsh.
Theyowncdshrgephnudomswelldlled
mundecndoi'esttle. Aerevicelixty
feet wide occurred right infrontoftheir
house on Monday. and the flood destroyed
all their property. The mmily nsrrowly
deeper]. but msnsgsd to reach the lever
shove the break. Mnny simiisrtslunn
When theDseotnh resehed BsyouSnrn
shehsdthendot cattle sndmpsoplc
Ibo-rd. Alter lsnding them she stsrted
on another relief trip. President Glynn,
d the police tum-er- thirteen
wfllbeoverfloudedinthstdistnct.’
Fsvmhls winds have unused the suit
drum to secede, end the Luisvllle sud
Nashvillernilrondtninssrengninruuning,
Thslskswster inthcoutskirtsot‘thecity
hello receding. p'l‘hs'l'cxss nndPseillc’s
trsek instill but itstninssn
running over the Scot Mile. The
Northssstsvnnnvosd lsingoodurdsrsnd
isesrryingthel’lliuoiscentrsltrsfllc. The
Innisville, New Orlssusnd Tens
mom, o-uen Icon-n.
in... You. April sit—neon...” A. s.
13.
written run run umrsr.
A [July lie-hue in the ”move!“-
“(I-Ilfliltnlvm'c lslsry Appropriate-c—
m ltepubllenn My as con corru-
list-ruw‘l'nlsnrsd minimum
Wmuxorox. April 5-11.. hours in
calamities of the whole worked on the
Wtive upmupflstltm bill luddlscussed
the civil service low. McCulnmlngs (N.
Y.).movcd to increase the salutes of house
"clock mom men” irotn m to it‘ll per
your, sud this led to slougdisensclonot
the labor question. Whenthe clsusenp—
.proprinting solstice for the civil service
commission was reached, Mr. Cummings
mode the point of order that it wss m!
masterly in the bill. The dommireion was
neither legislative, executive nor judicisl.
Mr. Buttuwortb [0.) called attention to
the {not that the title of the bill included
the words “end for other purposes."
If. Cour-slug- Anneli- the (Donn-lesion.
Hr. Cummings Rolled that .the commie-
sionwnslor no purpose stall. ltsbould
hemmed the grest supervisory commission
of the government and turned loose upon
thelsnd. lts usurpatiomwu‘s getting to
hem As conducted it hndbeeu
s scendsi to the government. lustesdoi
confining itself to the simple duties, is in:
dicatml by low, it csrne beiore congrm in
the bill unlegislstive, executive or judi-
cial institution. '
The apparent ignorance.“ some of these
eotumhsioners had been lsrgely displnyed.
Whnt theylncked in intelligeneennd ex-
perience they mode up in srrognnce nod
supsreiliousuess “The [opulence of other
was never better exemplified. The’flrst
column-loner yve more nngrsmmstiml
sentences In his letters than were to be
found in “English as she isspoke.”
no Bcnrvl'n Alleges lock or Knowledge.
Thelnckolknowiedgs of the boardw-
Ismentsble. Even chioveruorThompson,
of South Caroline, one of the commie
sinners, he said, had been obliged tomnke
the humid-ting confession that he did not
know that tile 81,3!) clerk of the wmmle
sion wns required bylaw to beam
ognpher; nor did Mr. Lyman, the presi-
dent oi the commission. Mr. Roosevelt,
the brilliant and accomplished cowboy,
knew something shout it, hntdid nothing.
Whenever csugbt in an illegal set the
commissioners made their Ignorsncethsir
excuse. They did not know where they
ensue from orwhere theywm hound
Even the Smithsonian professors would he
nt innit in cbsncterizing the commiseim.
Mr. Cummings' point or ordawss m
Sybill- ”entrant. the I...
Mr. Dorsey (Rein) moved to reduce fits
number 0! commissioners from three h
one—he thought our enough to my a
this little buresu of the government. Air.
Bpinols (N. Y.) denounced the civil service
hwusninfnmouelmpodtionouthe peo
ple, s‘nd s complete hum in conflict
with every principle upon w the gov-
ernment was founded. Mr. Dorsey's-mend-
A-msntwns ruled out. IrfPerns (In)
oflered an amendment exempting uaolr
diets from the provisions of the civil serv-
ice low, and said the! he knew the people
were not in sympstby with It. More then
this, he believed thewenkm oi' the pm
:1! sdmlnistrntion was in standing bytbst
w.
A Putty Berta-o Business.
All. Ilouk (Tenn) movedtostflkeouttlle
attire civil service Cllll'lt. Mr. Rim (GIL)
denounced the civil service law, con
tint the ulmiuistratiou should have its
m omen. MLhMeCemns tile.) slid
t won, it nuts umilistsog,‘ n pretty
serious lit-turn, sud especially in the Be-
publienn potty, which elected I liepublicnn
president on s Republican pisttorm. Demo
nil belonged to II psrtythltcouldilko
both sides ots questionnndgives ledge
and absolutely hrs-k it. The Bewltilnn
petty he'dunsver been able to break its
p Mr. Honk (73.1) to lib. Mo
Comudenicd thntitwsseuwsrdlytostriks
outtlrs sppropristicn. If there win any—
thing‘hhcowudiy shout the whole nutter i
wns attempt to smugglsthrcughnn
w ”W "'“" "" ”m
flood underln t. Hume's-ping
tobsresdoutoi thsltepnhliesn psrty for
fishing s system whiekiuhsgpsuved hit
ectusl there would n We
”and .
next-toy to to Moses
lr. McKinley 0. MW
molionmsudkebuzths
Inhstunlynfietwnsthst
uummlttccdidnctglvutoths
commission-lithe spprcpristicnit mind
lorthesnlsrgsrncutoithcciv‘llssvvies. ll
thechnhlicsnpsrty o! thh ccuntrywns
- to one single thing moths.
snothsritwssthc mstuteusnesclthscivfl
ordeal-w.
Nance! them could boxtheeompesa'
flit-”6’3”“ A 006*.
lllllfilfltttl
WW
Wfllsitaesphvmsryltedid ..itls mine the
trumpet-t vslssbemctletn the luv discs-es
iorwntehbls'mmdcd, Through-usurp ls
then-site! mum-nus wield: cry-tins
with ummmhmssdm
wot mm . ~ .
[U “Obi bot pretend to the cells.»
Jutderlsi-‘sulwr use.»
tsnsdcnhtehvhemywuznct—tsin. glasses
redeem-.1" "m: “we...“
VCID' wee W ‘
hmemmethexooemsmtmtliemdcm.
IT WILL BELIEVE YOU IN All HOW
sudonebottlentllsuaceta are seysesteettnsk
THREE BOTTLE!
Ilnve cured cases at fifteen
stunning.
lsiled on receipt“ price, New
rott sens or nu. Dlt'flilm
one. o oooowtn e co . and Agents,
on. I no ly moms, noes. ’
n B. Inn ‘
botanist-remix: toBostb. rs nsvrr
lslltoueuccthem to their norms‘t'sirrihgd In
intention. to
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
spfl South Narwslk.
- REQUIRES
HO O
Dastthln
Ask Yssr Great for.
ALU‘ON Bfl0$~
Worn,
WAX” .
~10"
Per-Itifiuss of the liduys, Liver.
Bhdder sud llrlnsry Orrsls. .
III. II. V. PA": I
”l he wed no)!"
metres-aunt: v
Urinary or end luvs nursed
ill-Mm routed stwhuis
Iii. t: 0 Iain”. on
up: ‘lhsvebcen'roshledwifi I
can twenty yeur. IIUI‘I'I mm
cured In.” ‘ .
cst'r .IOllPfl‘l. “Axofldlcsth
Ines . writer: ”BURT! Bill!" wfl do
tssttretsiue turn it lessen! “refit-ll
slim.” withltdney or Lint trustee. rid. .
.0!
by
do!!! cox s! ls'den. lose. write: "I
weemlsringloltrmhlslidleydlrslths
mmeni'hnmtst
dust saw-“em unemteoflllll‘l‘l
It'll)! sleet“ specimens."
c. I. (Burma, “which.
SOB“!!! “(ISIAH um IA“
til Wm linel.
open th (climatic- t tony,-
ado-8.:
m
we
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Wilmette-Idol
ALDEN so Pin.
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roll a. I? loans”
in in. Fish.
Alma-lint v do
‘34MW
communion...
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‘ 'l'e-nto Cots-p. Fruit,
Called Goods, Bic.
«commence-mt.
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