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and moving anyofflc
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Chas. E. Beymour’s,
' .33 Washington Street,
Staple ari inn lilltlll'ifll. Funnier a Specialty.
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Ai’ Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right plat e.
’i found in the line ol
[ITS Mill SllllES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
'fllll clock consists in price- lroln n (End‘s 10c Shot to I Gent‘s lltnd Bowed $5 Rhos; bu mode.
Ladies’ Ella Kid Button reduced from $2 00 to 81 85.
Loire-9 Pull! Hand Sowed Kid Button reduewl from $3 50 to $2.50.
erteu’ Prmcws KM Tlp Button reduced from $3 00 to $2 00.
L‘Odlrm' Corinne Kid 'l'Ap Both-u reduced from 82.00 to 81 50.
G. H. HARVEY,
" ‘70 North .‘Iain Ni... South Norwnlla.
fi.B.I—IALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets.
BRIDG IBPORT.
Everything can he
in Ready will hitting Bargains.
have do stock. below II item can line or m We will c llama" the rural
‘ .633; gum-it‘ll:- lesson with bug-tn, Iver-ll! end the season with lamina.
FAsE GOODS AND PLENTY or THEM.
All bounding-Id Wmuylaiorsprlngsndflm.
'~ lllll llll Farsi Dry ltuls
Dress Goods. Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.
dwuummiumrntnqmummn. You are rare to Ind what you
to Inch-roan tundra - ounbiuomloplcmmtmle; one
o"......“ to“... ....- our”... ....
‘iPEcIAi. OPENING
j... wanna. Gum-tr. AlluwrlndnntdcrrmJiuricttulldCuh-m am
mfimmmmm.mmumrwmuunm,
Ladies’ Cotton Underwear.
m . cot-brie. Preach Mlle and Inuit- Milli. Hinton-lo. sum,
mtmgmaommmw scmlhgtopricswnhkmll-bmuuu,
. B. HALL & CO.
:H
THE NEW Amusements. luflntn'WblieMv
‘ ”aeolian General mambo-tangent! short-4n nlllhe
”haw o... Fufiflwfifi STQBE “mega” a
‘ m a —;..u...-.- rushing. in. flow not. osmium
; E'Wn‘ml "”3"“..“tfif ‘1'".3...“ games-re ... ....
. mil. We. .. ”bu-W M "‘ m srnvnnwsnn.
scour. use or HATS' HATS. ”yfltrumwfl'm:
' , . Table ”me bror'.
Sprint? Styles.
{individualistic-en
"ceremonies-A.“ .
ing olierings in
Hill and Hall use, our lists. ,
Partly. chemistry ......
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And qualit of our olierings
this week in
ierv, Infants’ Wear and House-
l‘urnishing goods, cannot fail
in a hearty response from our
stress and those who appree
Ante reliable qualities and un-
precedented values. We call
special attention to the follow-
Dress Goods.
Mohairs are the most lash-
ionable goods-Elor’spring and
summer. wear and no better or
show: any place. The best
Mohair Brilliantine in twelve
new spring colors and black,
at 39c Elegant
hairs with“ white ripes, as
handrome as silk at 39c. 50
pieces all wool Serg in every
new shade imagine 'e, and the
25
pieces all W'Otll
is new shades,
at only 480, werth 62,“.
pieces striped all wool Surahs,
all new shades. as well seal]
the staple colors, at 49c. 10
pieces superior quality Hen-
rietta Cloths, new shades, at
75c, worth 85c.
pieces all wool Snitings, 40
inches wide, in stripes and
plaids, at 32c, would be cheap
at 49c. ‘
Ellllllllilllilllllllllllllatliillllll
Including the celebrated
Priestly 8t Co’s rgoods; also
black and white silk stripes and
plaids, the most desirable goods
in the market at reasonable
prices. ‘
I~I(.)S I BIRY.
W.- are now displaying the
finest line of new spring Hos-
iery ever shown in Norwalk.
Ladies’ fast black. cotton Hose,
full regular made, fine quality,
at 25c a d 390; worth 39c and
50c per pair. Ladies’ Lisle
Thread Hose in fast black and
boot patterns, from 49c to 790.
An elegant line of Lsdies’ fast
hie-k Silk llose at 79c, worth
$1.00 per pair. Ladies’ regu-
lar made fancy cotton Hose,
imported goods, from 17c up.
Ladies’ Oxford Grey Cotton
Hose, very fine goods at 35c,
worth 50c. Children's ribbed,
fast black. cotton Hose, sizes
5;, 6, 6}, 7, 7}, 8, only We per
pair, worth 150; sizes Bl, 9 9;,
10, at12lc, worth 19c. ill-n.
dren's Derby ribbed and plain
lust black, cotton Hose, full
regular made, double knees, at
25c, worth 390. Also a full
line of Infants’ Hose, botli
Socks and 1 length in fast
blacks, white and Balhriggan,
INFANTS’ DEPARTMENT
Will increase its situations in: the
coming week, nod odors tbs [allowing
nitrnotlour: Infant-’- (iambic Blips,
neck and sleeves trimmed with En.
burg edging, only filo. lnlsnh' Blips
nude oi Mondale Cambrio and rlsbono
trimmed with tucks and lint-bu:>
l
, but.
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rose Goods Hos- .
cheaper line than ours can be ;
Special—25 ‘
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When '_‘wm2m..“ ‘ nodular;
dcrer Kenunlcr’s Life?
The I‘ll-st Victim oi liow York's liow M
Penalty Will Resolve the rot-l M
Inm- ‘l'irno I'Iib Wale-«Preparatio- for
I I“ Em
Amman, N. Y., April fl.—-Will it b!
.Tusrdsy mornlngor Wednesday morning
,thsttho ilcry torus that has accidents!!!
destroyed so many persons legally dil-
patch its first vialm! This is the qua-
tlon that is on the lips at nearly every per
son in Auburn today. Keeper-and guard-
inthsprlsonhurthnquostlon asked can
finally: “When?" Yet only one man can
answer that question and he is silent.
Warden Damon has a peculiar incoltyol
keeping his business to hlmrcli. But
there is one man who apparently dose not
caro—Kommlcr.
Konnnlor m No loot.
; Sitting in his cell, catching occasional
the condemned man cats with nhcsrty as»
petite, studies his Bible, chat- wllh hll
gusrdsmcn and whistles and sings his
invorlto song, “Call Me Back Again."
His face shows no sign r. lie re
cently mid to Mr. Dip "You have
bcenkindtome and s ll’trytomnkn
your work easy.”
no line the Autograph rover.
Durlngthc pnsttwo weeks he has written
nearly a thousand of his autograph cards,
on which, in strikingly neat characters,
with a low ornamental flourishes, is “Will-
iam Kemmler, Auburn, N. Y., April,
1M." Kolnmler never lost faith that he
would get (new trial until he was taken
to Buffalo to be montanced. He seems
well aware of the interest his case is excit-
ing and wishes the cards he has written to
be given to all who want them. 50 strong
is the 'autogrnpb lover upon him that he
will undoubtedly write cards up to the
hour he leaves his cell to walk totbe death
chair.
lilo Spiritual Adviser.
Could be live until May 6 he would he 3!
years of ; Some day this week he will
die. At. w t hour? Probably between 3
and 7 in the morning. ermmler's spiritual
adviser, Dr. lionghton, visited him Sunday
and conducted the usual services. Kemmler
was very attentive. He brought his rug
and knelt at the cbnplain'a side. Ksmmler's
dinner, on a large platter. was brought in
by a convict. A little later Mrs. llurston
sent down the ice cream and cucumbers
she had promised him.
The Murdnnr's Only Friends.
Kemmler gets only ordinary fare. There
are no flowers to adom his room, no delicn.
cics trom outside sentimentalists. In fact,
he is treated as a prisoner who, outside of
his keeper: and the wardcn's family, has
not a friend in the world. No sympathetic
letter-arc sent lrom Philadelphia, where
he betrayed the wife of his best friend; no
anxious inquiries come from Buflnlnmhern
he brutally hacked her to piece; His only
friends during the whole trial have been
the alienating electrical current system
companies, whose only object was to defeat
the scheme of a rival orgnuizntiou.
I'ropll'lliown for tho urn-non.
Extensive profit-lions are being made
(or the turnout ion at the details 01 the
execution by the telegraph companion. The
Western Union has fourteen special opera-
tors here who. with the regular force, will
bcsble to send out 100,00) words in four
hours' time Many scientific experts will
be present. The prison gains will be closely
guarded until alter the exemtlon. Only
authorized persons will be allowed tocntcr
and even then they will be closely watched.
Warden llnrston has issued ticketstothosn
to be admitted, and the utmost caution will
be used to prevent outsiders from getting in.
A Quor- complication.
A queer complication has arisen which
may delay the execution until Saturday.
Among the persons invited to be present
are William Henry Smith. general mon—
ngor oi the Associated Press, and Walter
Phillips, of the United Press, who were to
ropracnt the newspapers Mr. Smith does
notwanttocomsnndhuukcd to'be por-
mlttcd to send n substitute.
This request Warden Danton positively
Muscat/o granunnd any» further that it
Mr. Smith does not come Mr. Phillips shall
not be present, nor shall either of them
send mhstitutu. it has also been dleV'
and that there in no provision in the low
binding jurors, witnesses. mutants or
otherntorecmcyutotbsdohll-olthsu-
caution. They may be prosecuted, however
iornmisdcmcnm it they knowinglytoll
the details for publication.
The ”Oath Wm M.
At the execution no up will be placed
over the condemned man's lace. and ovary
contraction of the muscles will be
'A
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ill
ti ,
siilglill
WARDEN ovatiros store Arrows .
glimpses ol convicts passing hlr window, a"
5,3
mmm mmm .
Militi- ...... l 0
Toledo
, on
........o r on
. Ian's»: man. i :
Misti! ti; Toledo, I.
loss. Customs and Sage.
At Phlhdolphis
“biotic.
l 0 0 l 0 8 0 0 0-”:
lynch" .............. o l o o o o o o 0—!
liars bits: Athletic. s: Syracuse, a ltrrou.‘
Athletic. 8: hymns. 2. Batteries: l'ritsonnd
(homo-nydndliriggs.
Atlirooklyn~—
yu .......... 0 l 0 0 0 D 2 0 2 I
......... ”OOIQOODDI—I
Incubus: mums-3mm». Errors:
monumental ma; Tools-ad
'l'oy. CIlllbnn and liclisongh. ’
AtBLlloulk ,
MW .............. corrosion—14
Muslims .......... .00"0i00000—-l
Habits mummilolnmbunt Errors:
flow tho clubs Bin-d.
mum HAGUE.
Clubs. W. LP.Ct. Clubs. .. ' WJ. P.0t.
Mule ..... 4 l . NowYork.. 8 ii .00
Chicago. a e lltloBmoklyn... 2 a .00
Danton ...... I 2 .mr Pittsburfi” 3 ii .400
Phllndslp'n i it .moClcvclnn .. l 4 an
KATXONAL LEAGUE.
Clubs. W.LP.Ct. Clubs. W.Ll’.Ct.
Phllndolp'n. a l .‘7w0lovoinnd.. 2 a on
Boom ..... l 2 .waiago.... 2 8 .400
Plluburg... a 2- .mo New ork.. 2 l .883
tonsil. a 2 .MIBrooklyn... l 8 .50
AMERICAN ASSOCIATlON. ,
, Clubs. W.i..l’.ct. (nabs. V7.1. Rift.
Rochester” 15' 2 .7llCqumhunL. d a .57!
loulrvlilo... s 2 .‘mliyrncnu... 3 4 .883
Alhlellc.... Al 2 .007 Brooklyn... 2 5 .flill
lit-Louis... I 3 .57! Toledo. ..... l d .l48
‘ ATLANTIC ASSOCIATIOS.
Clubs. \i'.l.P.Ct. Clubs. “11.. P.0d
Newark... 3 l . WIIblngton 3 I .5170
Worcester. I l ..750llnltimorc.. 2 a .mo
lord... 8 l . Null-van. l I .50
Jemycuy. 2 2 . Wilmington o 4 .00)
The Pittsbnr‘ Hun-hf Alleged lethal.
CnieAno, April 28,—Semtnry Drunoll,oi
the Players' league, stated that the Chicago
club of the Players' league would mnke no.
more to meet that o! the National league
in transterrlug the Pittsburg club from
Pittsburg and opening its mason here next
Tumlay. “it is amusing though," he says,
“tom the I’lttsburg team of the National
league, whose oflcinlr were the loudest tor
a conflict of data, so on record as the first
to dodge us, and run away from its own
town to do it. Pittsburg’s retreat, in my
opinion. only points to n general one all
along the old league's line. Our schedule
was nude to stay, and will stay, no matter
what the old League docs.”
I'll-t linflirio i'lnycrn' 14-qu Rumor.
BUFFAw, N. Y., April Eta—The report
that Washington capitalists are negotiating
with Bullnlo l’lnyem' league backers toob—
tsin possession of the Player-3' league team
is denied here. Moses Shire said last night:
“We have not received or made any propo
sltton to Washington baseball men tending
to the transfer of our club. Such AA move
has not been thought of. We are in the
Playors’ league to stay, and stay we will."
Will the Magnum Gdbblo Pltlnbnr"!
Prrrsnmzo. April zit—At. Chic , com-
mencing Tuesday, the Pittsburg 'stlounl
League club will try its players against the
Chicago National league club in eight
games At the end of this time ltisro-
portcd the best or the Pittsburg players
will be sold to Chicago and the remainder
oithcclub will be transferred to lndlAn—
npolls. with the Pittsburg henchise.
M’CANN'S LITTLE BOMB.
no lulu Grav- ltnhmnntn Concerning
Grunt and Cooker.
New YORK, April 28.-—Qnite a sensation
was caused or the Farrell. state senate com-
mittee's investigation when Partick ll.
McCsnn took the witness stand. Mr. Mc-
Cann is the brothu-in-lsw of Richard
Croker, the Tammany leader. Through
that connection he became possessed ot the
alleged information which was extolled
lrom him. With great reluctance Mr. Mc-
Cnnn testified that somewhere about the
end oi 188! Richard kaer raised ”9,000
to bribe eighteen members of the bond of
alderman. who were expected to vote for
Grant's confirmation as commissioner of
public works. Grant did not get the sp-
pointment.
Mr. lichnn also testified that Grant
titer he became shcrlfl paid Mr. We:
“All! in 86,0!” installments. The money
in each instance was lncloscd in an en-
velops addressed to Mr. Crokor’s little
daughter. nosey. With this money. so-
cording to Mr. Mchnn's story, Richard
kacr paid (or the house in which his wife
now lives.
Mr. Mann also testified thnt since the
luventlgntlou was started Monster Helms,
Mayor Grant's private secretory, bad math
urgent appeals to Mrs. Crokerto broth:
city—10 to Germany and remain there
while the investigation lasted, ed to
my all her «more meanwhile. Dir.
Conn also testified that Helms had made
substantially the some proposition to Dr.
Bushman, tho lsmlly phyrlclnn oi In.
Crukrr,whowucogninutot the damag-
ing facts mourning Croksr'r relations
with Grant.“
Maya Grunt mphstlonlly denies the
Mun-’ltory. in an interview hon-id:
‘Thilltory lathe moat villnnous thing]
over board,"snid the mayor angrily. “lt
rmtnlnly emanated from n disused brnln.
inrthuulsnotonoiotooltruth in it. To
knit-Mistrial Marinara-
in. Kalil-tr our at
& born whunshrhsdpnnr.
will sston'nh you.
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SPECIALTIES :
arr fin; our “sun on -
Sprrngwood.
with us.
. thrillers.
GLOVER & OLSEN’S ..
Our Burch Kld ladics’ 32.00 Shoes are the finest ever altered in South Norwslk.
ladies’ French Kid Hand flowed, Indies’ French turned and welts at prices that
j A lull line of Lodleu’, Childrenfu and Men's Shoes am will no or A3 merino.
CLOVER & OLSEN
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
lilllllllllllil— llill MEATS
T. Burr Guyer' 8: Son
ALL ORDERS PRDMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
A. S.
89 South lulu 8t“
B‘ERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
lino Watch Rewiring I Specialty.
- South Nowell. ill ,
lb
land,
-nrwmstocndwitb
8E0. ll.
NGBWALK.
FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
NEW 600118.
ring removed to Your doors above
into-nonstandard
'13qu Seat Chairs,
#boohrulbnmhnehsuun.
awkuhtmmnimnu.
hybodylnviud mall and look ll A bright
”limit,
46 & 48 MAIN ST.,
the old
stocked It with new
Fancy Chairs. use.
In fact everything you
Freight root-iv
CONN: Rorwnlk om p. n.
WALLMMRS.
spring Styles.
Tholuxcstnndlncst summer“ In the town of
Norwnik.
Allnoot
Gills at 25 cent: Double Bill.
PAINTING. rum smokes. nucxmnro
sun omits-mm.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
Overt: lantern-MM.
79 Washington St... South Nomlk.
Baton.
Upon Ippllcutoo to
and log
on ploycu 0! m
the owners thaeol
South Norwalk
Norwal_k_, Ct.
m PROPRLLIRS
Merrill Business College.
Au Iota-prising. Meal
Training School.
Pm both sexes [or business life in the shortest
time consistentiwltb thorough Instruction. Terms
reachable [nation central and healthful. hr
catalogue we deem lntormstlon, address
PRESle. IERRILL BUSINISS COLLEGE.
Stamford. Conn.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Dalll lllllll Fltitlll Lilli
’° Lowest Prices l
Will leave Pier :3. 1 R. (autumn street). New
York, at 5 p be. Baud-yo st 2 p. m )
from 7 n ll. to 5 p. m.
Returning, boots luvs Norwflk u 5 p. In. south
Freight Inho- l‘rour nnd received for all
points on the Dunbury 8'. Norwalk and
helping Railroads nt Grently Reduced
tsthc City of Norwalk
lo willbc sent or special lots of [night
“shall“ Row York pr l‘t’sldricmity
persons In or [fill
bootsol'thlr line on
rig any or the
ot
Druu Store
.AouN u. FEBBIS,
Whole-tuna Minute: lnnllklndsol
Bill]. All] W001)
muck, Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lohlgh, Lukawsnns, Locust
lountsin, Franklin, and
Wilkosbarro Cools.
not ill RUBBER Pllll'l.
and‘ foot of Washington and Ink
shall-trusts. Branch onion stBtilson
Mlni
torment” nun.
. Ono Mpg-Tho But.
“on re turn “...," up
meow
Home om Poultry a Smithy.
orders Delivered Promptly.
enamssmn
” Hum. III“.
snAAutArEn 1r
rumor
AID SULPHUR.
son'rn straws“. or;
To EXECUTORS, ‘ADMINIVSZ‘V
lRATORS and TRUSTEES.
(loom. capital
I rum. - . ‘
.rnuermmmbylnnmm,
8. Thailand “Mil-lull ‘ i i
B. n. crewman. Anni. "Kira-A:
A: ‘ ‘ j
Buggies. Photons, oat-ringer,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
can nndSeo Them. .
THE WALL PAPERS »
intended tor-country houses-
nnd suburban residences, are .
the specially attractive (as.
tures of our Spring stock.
French and English pn-
pera, representing chimera,
and cretonnes, Amelie-ups-
pers in Colonial styles-4:0
these we particularly invite .
the attention of those who
wish to decorate in good
taste at moderate cost.
Joseph P. lichgb d: 00..
.. 3 West dad 8t
(First House from litli Ave.)
New or .
Y t Anu-
_... OF...—
ALL GRADES
AND AT
The Best bloods [or
the bout law
._..AT__.
H. 3. Bill
8001‘ it Slitlll STORE, .
Glut-5r s: Lane’s Block:
MAIN STREET.
Bill Clllllflii.
so.
Thom-I”
lorwflk. Mud-uh.
nag-cumming,
one. u. navnonn .
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