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momma.
“strum ‘
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Trace Stanley's route
through Africa, will-
‘auf crowing any of III:
lines, commencing at the
mouth of the Congo. pas-
sing through Ernin Boy’s
province, and finishing at .
Zanzibar.- Thcn trace your
(fitness. E. Seymour’s,
33 Washington street,
Stalls and Inns Assassins.
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right plum:
found In the line oi
ii [ATS AND
At the store of
line Bnller n Spatially
Every I lit rig
sHlIES
c. H. HARVEY.
This stock consists in prices from a Child's inc Shoe to n Gent‘s ll Ind Sewcd to shoe; hos made.
Lalitvs' Elia Kid Button rwiucnd from $2 00 to $1 83.
Lurilvs Pals Hand Sewcd Kid Button reduced from $3 50 to $250
Lidit‘!" Princc~s Kid Tip Button reduced from $3 00 to 8‘3 00.
indml Corinne Kil TIp Button rrduced from $2. 00 to 81 59
C. H. HARVEY,
, South Norwnlia.
WEE .B.HALL&bo
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets.
BRIDGEPORT
inn Benny will in Inning Bnrnns
Aim us an tel no compct'ng stock. below us its no compctlnz pr ces
with hug-inc we will continues the moon with hurgsl
‘70 .‘t' orth
We IN I: Immcnco the mason
us, we will end Ihc won with bargains
FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.
All in wading and moot-tire styles for spring and summer.
rule and Fans Ills Bulls
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.
3 downs-nth, fIlIoI New Novelties, Ill hln Quail! and Style. You are rare to tho wtvtt you
can." bar; on (principle, Inlr dos: a ; one mbirlmto please our trudt';
SPECalALw OPENING
”snorkel [Mi-'Oluidr Garments Ail new shoes at Bonuflleurioilaa and (bhmem mo
[‘0th alum new Pattern Bolts. now Black Iloslsry for [All co and lime.
Ladies’ Cotton Underwear.
“Wm Inuoiuwn. (rubric. French Fannie and Harlin (‘hwmlm maiden-1m Sabin.
”Drew-n, I cabin-lion flatt- ml 1» mt Ctmrn trimmed so with g to pow with band kmbrold or",
.B. HALL & CO.
THE! NEW
“FURNITURE sroru:
m lid as. Washington It
Intuit limb. Boll lode! Bridge.
TKIOWRI COLEMAN.
looking "lam etc Prim
HATS A
sprinrrStyles. ,
sort «I I... um. no mo.
”monomer?“
«user's
Cor Bn.... *
A The Connecticut General
' glamour-noon” 00;;
Eamon
“I I mumwrgufl; an».
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Nicym for rigor-sit II
m
Dill all ”will
HATS A
'JEW‘ "ER.
Illuminate. Watches. Jewelry.
“ m‘wmklmmnw.
”so. lull It. - Moth law-In.
_ .
F ANITUREA
‘NEW S'l‘llili‘l. ,
VFW GOODS.
lining wound :0 turn one above the old
rural. intonnc-I II II’, nut :- oc- ed in with new
goods. anon; than
Plush Seat .Chairs,
hints» Furniture. limb, Mime. Fancy t’hnlrn,
mum. lands, Ito-n m Incl everyrhlng you
can think of In the inmi'ors line
Everybody invlw' In can and rock at a bright
new wine sir-cum" with brim-r myoca-
All]. H. HAYMAAD,
46 & 48 MAIN 8’52,
\(DRWAIJL ' - CONN.
son It II. roams,
Whole-Ileana Bowman: In all kinds or
AAAL AAA BALL
Brick, Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Rte.
Lohig‘h, ‘hackawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
ii'iikosbarrc lusts.
Insnl'; sllllB""B iris:
Yard‘ my" I! “'dflill-‘l;"ri and r
litallslt'wl 1%.: I. 43- , »% ._
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WALL PAPERS
Spring Styles.
The largest 81!] test tsmrtmnt in the town of
Norwaik.
nnn as lillllesmlllllllt Boil.
‘r AIXTING, PAPER ll \NillNG. RALFOMRHNG
A II) Ollll'i'lNGDBC.
DECKER 8
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
Swan 3 Garrett's New Block
79 Washington St" South Norwalk.
Loy", -
an... _ p
A .- -- 35:5,...
THE BEST CUTTER N THE WORLD.
7‘
out
3—":- E‘L -'
RAZORS
(It attitude from fictnfluch
Rllmt 97M”. RAZOR HON”, SHAVING
BflvflflwogganI;flm (70;; POCI‘KI
The than“ ”a Pocket In". In Town.
random warranted.
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dilliillLATEli ‘0-
'11!”
m moo mtgflm W'sgnm for
all; "“
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um- Fornllb’ilwll. Mil
rsnrrrrnr Ilrrnr
on. Mums lien.
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‘I-Iyrucn Wu Reinforced by a
Six Shooter.
HOW HUB!" BECAIIB A “H081":
asthma-Ion It. not III-Jaun- usa-
DIII Not Harry III-I. and firm! In!
Db. (Inland—II. Film-II AW m
”I. III-Inter. '
Fmasmxa. Fla. April 26.——Thh town
,in all agog over a most sensational incident
occasioned by the erratic and violent lo“
making of G. R. Hubby, a city councilman
and the local agent of the Mallory steam-
ship line. Mrs. Thorpe, n mpectablo and
attractive widow, well known in society
here, and a daughter of Col. E. R. Brink.
iormeriy of Wilmington, N. C. was mar
ried to Mr. llubby into Thu under
circumstances which she alleges were start
ling and scandalous in the extreme
ll- Wnn Bound III III) a “Hobby.”
Mrs Thorpe says that duringndrlve in
the moming with Mr. Hubby he drew a
pistol and torczrtuucd to shoot her if sh!
did not at once consent to marry him.
After forcing a consent he also threatened
to shoot her at. the altar if she made any
objection or refused to go through with the
marriage ceremony.
He then drove her to his residence on
Seventh street and sent for the Rev. Mr.
Cross to come and marry them. Mr Cross
responded In person and was met by Mr.
Hubby, who handed him a license drawn
in due form. Mr Cmss crammed It and
finding it correct he proceeded with the
ceremony.
Sho [Tainted Away.
During all this Mrs. Thorpehadsat hope
lessly silent on a lounge with her head
resting on her hand and apparently lost in
self thought She stood up at the rcquat
of Mr. Cross, and in low tones made the
responses of the Episcopal ritual without
any outward sign of disturbance till the
ring was to be placed on her ringer, when
she dropped III a dead faint.
Mr. Hubby, nith every sign oi devotion
and distress, bcnt over her, placed the ring
on her finger and, raising her to nsofa,
told Mr. Cross us he completed the core-
Inony that. the marriage was against the
wishes of her parents—Col. sud Mrs. E. ii.
Brink.
She Broke Down Cornpletnly.
Soon after the ceremony Mr. Hubby wont ~
to the i-ngont hotel and informed Mr. and
Mrs. Brink of the marriage. During his
absence Mrs. Thorpe succeeded in escaping
from the house, and reaching her parents
told them of the threats used to induce her
to go through the ceremony. She then
bIOke down completely, and doctors were
hastily called in.
A Strange Altair.
An application wuss immediately madeto
County J udgc Schuyler tor a warrant
against Mr Hubby but. no III-mart has been
made. Mrs Thorpe remains with her par-
outset the l'lgnIont hotel, and Mr. Hubby
makes no explanation. 'l‘hc whole nflniril
even more singular than the facts indicate,
inasmuch as the bride and groom, if such
they are, had been much together, and
opinion was that a love affair would tar
minute in a much more usual. manner.
Summary Vengeance “re-tonna-
Mrs. Thorpe came here to reside with her
parents several yours ago in her early
widowhood, and her acquaintance with Mr.
Hubby was cultivated by being much in
his society at the same hotel. Col. Brink,
her father, was formerly postmaster of
Wilmington, N. u. and lately secretary
and trimmer of the Cmmte Lumbersnd
Construction company, of this city, but
resigned the position several weeks ago.
He believes ills daughter's version of tho
marrlugc and thrush-us summary venge-
ance on Hubby w hen his health permits.
Chill In “all Planned.
NEW Your, April D‘s-Senor Jose Al-
fonso, delegate from Chili to the recent
Pan-American conference, regrets that
through a reporter‘s carelessness them
marks oi n Chilirm citizen sojourning in
this country- havo been published an i!
emanating from u delegate to the confec-
encc. The incident makes it appropriate,
however, for Senor Alfonso himself to on-
press his views, which he does as follows:
“I rcgnrd the mere holding: of the confer—
ence on on important matter in itself.
While then! may be no immediafia mull...
thcwork done will smell bear good fruit
in lite cud. Chili desires the trade of thb
country. We have been most wurteously
treated by the people here. and l denim to
denounce psi false and unwarranted the en-
tire statement IIIIIdc by the citizen ro-
lerred w." “w
'l'ho'nz'lntlonnl Inmm' lug-o.
6Wuflllhir,l\lasn. April m~—A meet-
ing of oillcers oi the National Fnrmm’
lustre has been held here this week. Among
those present were l’resniilcnt George T.
Powell, of Now York; Treasurer W. 8.
White, of Connecticut, and Secretory liar-
hert Myrldt. Encouraging reports were
read from branches of the league in various
parts of the country, and it. was voted to
hold mammcetluga, beginning nextwoek.
in Connecticut. W. 1). Pierce, of central
New York, in to nddrem the Windham
county farmers at Putnam,Conn.. Monday
evening. .
Cauldy's Intentional Mutiny.
N" You. April n—ln the trial oi
O’Donovan Bonus for ilholing P. 8. Cu-
nid .thelntter resulted that thenrnt trouble
he withiionnwnslnlaiswhannhlll
wureudendfortha payment at till to a
man named Jim Brown for attempting» to
nor-alum “Rad” Jim Monmouth!“-
Methi- senlntlonnl testimony had been
carpi-load the court adjourned.
immultewnluflmr-
M 'rtI-II [real this wuss M
' DIM .
the Wm ol’sfsir bill has been proved
by the [II «idem. .p
The i I Hints commerce commission hat
Ill». -. t:‘I .‘iwrri’ ii.‘ “HIRED Mntiinzly,r
distilicror Ln - "Ii-a against the Pennsyl-
unto compact}. . . mm of the defendant.
The opinion I- prepared by Mr. Schoun .
er.
The grand jury of New York have dip
missed the three Iourplaints of criminal-I...
libel mode by anlltni F. Mar-til against”
Editor E. L. Gmlkiu, of the Evening Post.
Capt. “Jake" Vanderbilt’s daughter-in-
law, Mary Vanderbilt. has discontinued
he: suit against the captain for 850.0%
dnmsgesfor oll‘c'ged attention of the at-
fcctious of young “Jake. " The matter has
been settled out of court. . ’
The statement of the Bonding Railroad
company for March shown no increase of
3199 an in net receipts. and an increase of
853,381 in profits, compared with March,
lLizzleJ. Jackson, aged 31 y ,died at
Amsterdam, N. Y., from an ov rdose oi
. oil of Wintergreen She took fohr ounces
to allay pain.
The sculling race for the championship
of the world between Peter Kemp and Neil
Mattemon‘, at Sydney, Australia, resulted
inn victory for Kemp. lle won by forty
lengths. His time was twenty-one minutes
and thirteen seconds
The Garfield memorial statue hasbeon
placed in position in the monument at
Cleveland, 0 it' Is nithout a flaw, though
it came all the way from Florence, Italy.
It is of marble. ten feet high.
Gsincsville, Tex" was deluged by acloud-
burst. One woman perished.
Deputy Shorlll Davin Min-lug.
NEII Irur N J ,April Ill—Deputy Sherlll
Davis, of Essex county, has not been soar
horse since Monday, and there is an up
parent shortage of 810, 000 in the accounts
of the sheriff’s office. Davis is lieutenant
colonel of the First regiment, and very
prominent in politics and social life An-
other cstimntc places Davis shortage any-
where from $2 000 to 850, 00c “Let’s drink
a bottle of wine together,” said Col. Davis
to an intimate friend on Monday altar—
nocn. "\\ ouldn t it he queer," said the
colonel raising his glass, “if you and I
never met again until we fnced St. Peter
ntthc great gate?" As he went away he
took his friend's bond and said: “Good-by,
old boy. till I see you again. It may be
for days and it may be forever. " Col. Dar-
via bus II wife and three children, and his
home Is at No. 33Lincoln avenue.
Lady Cook and Mn. lnrtln Arrive.
Nrrw Your, April 'Jo—Lady Cook and
Mr. and Mrs Biddulph Martin arrived here
by the Time from England. Sir Francis
Cook is detained in [action by humans,
but is expected soon Mr. Martin toldtho
reporters that there was no intention of
bringing libel suits against Inspector
Byrncs and certain newspapers, as had
been rumored, because of remarks made
about [My Cook and Mrs. Marti who
were formerly known in Americas at Tennis
C. Clatliu and Victoria Woodhull. The
sole object of the visit, aside from rccrerp
lion, nuts to establish in New York and
Chicago branchss of the London banking
house with which Sir I“. Cook and Mr.
Martin are identified The ladies declined
to we the n-portcrs.
Lawyer lm‘ Downfall.
5.111;“.me April hi —anyer Gaol-go
B. has, member of anold andproud Salem
family and until II any or twosgo assistant
district attorney of Essex county, i a sell
confessed forgcr to the amount of over
moo. lie was arraigned before Judge
Sellout and pleaded guilty. lie went to
jail in default of $1) 000 bail and was or-
dered to appear before the superior court' In
Mary. F list he went through his beautiful
wife's fortune amounting to upward of
('5, ill). Thur hc wuraudcred (8. do belong-
ing to the Israrc of the late Jonathan
Blarney-,0! Swamps-cur of which he was
the administmtor. lie says extravagant
fixing cullscd his downfall
llnmaa City “'nntn Pickett.
l’uusnuvnu, April ‘55.~The Kansas
City Hall club, through its counsel, has
brought II bill in equity against John F.
Pickett and the Philadelphia Playm’
lcamic club. The prayer- of the Kansas
CitI club‘ I bill' Is that Pickett berestrninod
from playing with the Players' league club
and that the Players’lengne club he rt
summed from employing Pickett. The
hnsls of the. ninth claimis that Pickett had
simmi a contract with the Kansas City
club rind burl rccoivod “801ml hnudnd
dollars‘ advance money, and afterward
nigncd another contract and played hull
with the rival organization.
Collector Martin's Zoe-pa.
PHILADELPHIA, April Ill—Collector of
Internal Revenue Dav Id Martin, who has
been on a visit to Washington, had a no»
row escape from death at the Rings house.
through the carelessness of a porter in
lighting the gas. The pom turned on two
of the burners in the chandelier, but only
lighted one. About. 2 o 'clock Mr. Mirth
wnnsuddenly awakened by II levers pain,
and at once discovered the sickening smell
otmpinggmr. An open transom saved
hlslife
Onmbling lard hot. (Zn-puny Did It.
PIIILAIIIILI'IIIA, April m-Johu . Gro-
m,25 years old, a clerk at. the nnomo
of the Pennsylvania company for in
3:!!! on on lives and gruntingnunuiflu.
ireda hearing and was committed to
answer the charge of cmbcszilng about
now belonging to his employers. The
defoliation isnttrlbutod to mumbling and
fast company.
Pitt-burrs Distinguish“ Vlnltora.
errso'rort, April m.-—-A lugcoom-
punyol invited guests lefthhlnxtonm inst
"ontogenupscialtntn in Pittsburgh
attend thodlnnerto be given there this
event by the American club.
c-n ungaodsé
3283885!
cup) Read. Quay n Dal-
"in“??mgnm ”9:3“... sell, Gan. Clarknon. Col. ll 1.. Swords, Mr.
mummmmummmwm Wlmnsmdolhm Marth-
doymmlngdurlng n Wont-And» Mr:
M" “M,” h It “‘5': ‘ d’m Iollrlrln norm w-
autumn uchan was W
uddrcwhlnmolverdrct. The Lynch,“
Nltw Your. April m.
{530“ dsfuiodfint night by 135
was
)1ch o! Phllsdalyhln. In two rounds
ttllohoksn.‘ lanolin: not'iuloorloon-
Wwwwdflml. “in pounds
an In morn
than lunch. '
'l'lia lltnntlan la Irwin.
cLovrnrrc OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES :
s
Our Burah Kid lndics’ 32. 00 Shoes are the finest ever oficred in South NONI-1k.
Lxrilun French Kid Hand Stewed, Ladies' French turned and waits at prices that
w: ll III-ionish you.
A_ full line of Lsdies’, Children’ s and Men’ II Shoes th \will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Bootr and Shoo Trade. ‘
illiiiilir‘i lilli Mill's
Ar run or.» swarm or ‘
T. Burr Guyer 8; Son,
Springwood.
A LII ORDERS I’Rolll I’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
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PILLSBURY’S
fir
Pi LLSBU RY’S BEST
ms... BBB 1,1)
Tun-mornmI-‘mmz.
1T 18 AT ONCE TEE
swarm FLOUR
'I'HATCANBEUBED.
FOR SALE BY EVERY FIRSTCLASS GROGBB
‘ BEST
IS THE BEST!
And will @ntinue to be the Best.
Tilers will In no clings In Iii Imago-
nent of these Wold-Burned lills.
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WILL BE THE BEST REDER ill. CIRCUISTII‘JKS.
0TH ER BRAN BS “J‘ffltmmfi‘fi
CYIFOPSIITY AYE) REAL IIRILITY PILLSBEBY’B BEST will be kept
at the Till’. the some so it... i
in Eh I 'm: it; L.
shoes. to: tho ms! twonlyyosra. Without goodhrond
i‘IIAh hit-ICE is A FAILURE.
BE NOT DECEIVEDbrmrcroecr. Humanism
“mama's BEST. buy your Flour I‘ll Dom!
mahowill. D0 NOTlctyourI'rocer crowd upon you come othar band of
Flonxthsthecanburcbe-n-zr. Hmwthendmroumenmladtothem.
Do not let him increase LE! profits at the Expense oi lira Stall d LII.
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PILLSBURY’g 3ch
L5}. In; BEST.
HilliHA'i‘ON Ill BAILlflM II.
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SOUTH NoilWALK.
‘5 WIN-walrus?" unsure-col...
scorn rostrum“. ‘ ‘
Io EXECUTORS, rumors.
moons and I'nusrrrs
Ins-é 1%?me
l-THUB’I' “mm "h.”h
Incl-nut 01W .
It a Churn-m. Aunt. mac-Eli: nu-
WAGONS
Nahum-lad Z ,
Buggies, Phaeton, CW
Canopies, Spindles, eta.
Prices to
Call and See Thorn.
HENRY TILLY.»
THE WALL PAPERS
intended for country houses I
and suburban residences, era
the specially attractive fen-
turea of our Spring-took.
French and English [II-
pcrs, representing chintm,
and crerouncs, Americnnpe~
pers III Colonial styla—lo
these we particularly invite
the attention of those who
wish to decorate in good
taste at moderate cost.
Joseph P. llcflugh & 00..
3 West tad 8t,
. (First Home from 0filith Ave.)
nrniirsi
_._oy_
ALL GRADES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices 1
“I .
The Best Goods for
/ the Least .‘W
——A‘l‘——
llS.BdWl‘
300T & SHOE STORE,
Clark 6; Lane’s Block;
a. sum STEEL
Iain Lll'l'ltlll.
'Ihclnrgutmdlialtnnmrnant I‘m ch!- 5
Norwnlk. Willa-col“.
u and as Inl- an. nor-nth.
och” h '
GEO. H. RAYMDND‘
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Norwalk Chronicler