dilutes, Late tits.
in Luce Mitts range from 25c to 850
" ,, Lisle Thread. Silk and Taffeta
, _ .. from 25c to .850 per pair. We
cannifel say that we have the largest stock
y,‘ cuts’ and Children’s Hosiery now on
.lliliilitm at every imaginable price.
35 dozen Ladies’ Jersey ltibbed Vests, reg-
ular price 30c, we are selling them at 19c.
, , dozen Ladies’ Ribbed Vests, regular price
45c. we are selling them at 35c. 20 dozen
Indica’ Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c, we
iare aellirg them at 40c 15 dozen Ladies’
5913c] Ribbed Pants, regularly sold at 750
perpau', our price 50c. We have in stock
at "idle twent time a most complete
line oandies' Lisle Thread and Silk Vests
in all colors and at all prices.
A- Carters-rs.
,‘ ,Wc also make mention oi the adjoining
stock that we have a few more of those 36c
florists, which we consider a gt eat bargain.
”We also carry a complete line of all other
of Corsets. Prices proportionately
ttntt tr ltttll’t Butt Patnt.
-- .,'fi.l i “3.44- .r'”"
A m shaped ”Ill.
WONDERFUL
stupor
criiwued our efforts last week, and to show our appreciation, this week we will increase the great list.
‘ ovoid Cbmplete Stock of Ribbons Just Opened. Prices Guaranteed.
it. sack ”of Ladiis’ Jersey Waists. mm the rest are Great Bargains.
“ . _A BIG WEEK
Department.
a mi we us.
nacho-n
in our Dress Goods Department .
pate another big wegk tn our Dew Goods
out Into aevon ploooa the anon
shapes; thepuuloiotocutouttho
nbovouvcnnlooooandnutthamto-
WaumMnanorfcctorcao
We antim-
Never in our lllalt'l‘y have we
sold more Dress Girldfi than dnréng the past
Week. and for the Very ltcst'ul Tctismts‘
stock of Colored Dress Goods ranging from
lilc to $1 50 pet yard, are of the best value.
and our Black Goods stock i-e filled uith un
watchable bargains at. all titties.-
stock before purchasing elsewhere, far we are
sure WP can save you thoney.
Gents’ Furnishings.
We are again making wonderful induce-
ments in our Gents’ Furnishing Department.
Gents’ Laundried and Unlaundried Shirts in
large quantities and very cheap. A new ar-
t'ivalot'all the newest styles of Gents’ Mo.-
tliutn Weight Underwear, consisting of Plain,
Fancy and Ribbed. mart-ml lwlow manufac-
turer‘s price as a special ltttlllt't‘lllOtll
Our
Ca'vttsult our
Call
Oil Cloths and Shades.
ln proportion with all t' e above mentioned
goods, very cheap.
and prices made :attsfactory.
,,lNSURANGE BUILDING,
shade makers always employed in this dc}
part ment.
tutti ill Slattt Isltttl Dtt Watts.
Shades made to order
l'ttttlpetent
MlTH.
. ' 801]:th NORWALK.
W
GREAT .
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tar wntrs AT HALF
ON THE MLLAR.
nu.
‘icautiful unmet
; jut a sacrifice.
. in Sprays Toquca
. “WW
ttttttt'sttttmitt S'l'flRE
mp Sale of Ladies’ Sprint 01°31‘3-
atutttttttttr t titt tttt.
OlllGlllAl. cost.
FIRING JACKETS AT FIFTY CENTS
Cloth Capes at 31.99 Each.
bill moat be cold, so come and get first selections Don’t
to visit us during this Great Sale. Plenty of Goods for all
E31E32E51CIJEJacan.
have in stock quite a number of Wreaths which we will
Also a most beautiful assortment of
turned Hfific reat"Varietys
arms-ma, ,.
Soutthwdhconn.
_ . we REQUEST You TO
* out 0.3. um. ;
V t 00’: Crackers.
nun.
FAWCETT’_S_
Heattttttttt tat ltllttttt.
NO. 3 Water Street.
NORWALI. - — - (1)83.
tutti tllllll}!
_..__op__.__.
Pillll'l Hill till Billlll “rt-.2...“
nttntiiinitusntt
APRIL 2 and 3.
hag!“ w own tritium”
clinic’ at $1.111"qu lytap
“batted.
NqR-rn.
l6
CHILDREN’S PICTURE
__‘___
,3 Successful Specialty.
rm:
We“;
mammal,
BIC?B”EE s.
WM"! Warwick
Mummy
-' “- . me arrow-m.
and ' fol-ah. nmuailltllnlcln.
Wheeler cl: Glover,
m Wow! me. can Imam. actor-t
ll. lltKLlll & Still,
Wine B DIKLY ‘-
5l Washin Street, South "mall:
27 aln Street Norwallt.
lint-Class Balers, Clillllllltl'
And Ice Cream.
Orders Pro-pct: Attended T0.
ctr-nu. a mun-amt.
l’llll 'l'llllli
W
lllllil‘l‘ lilifllll.
David Stow
I0. I”! ”am.
or "Alli.
uammmam
' Maia Lionor ScialngLaw
A VERY IMPtlll'i‘.\?i'l‘ lllltilslilt‘i
«. u
Pr
nonnccd Unconstitutional.
, l?
I'll. [lulled mam supreme Court tidy»
"quot; Catt/laundry lie Taken Int:
lm milliliter Stnlvsw'flw Lot! 1
infirm will: lnlvntute l'olnlncrcc.
Wastttsurox. Apr-it -:'t
Staten Mllmmtc rm 0 is" r» tttwrotl an
opinion lulu-me to tip- tt-u-Ii .1 zmtlity ttl
dilute lnwsln prt;':til.»£t...:~. .-t on." ,«.ovit:iup
[or the neiztm: of liquor brought infill other
state». Such laws. it is llvlil. are inter-fer
encea with interstate commerce. The can
in which the decision was made was the!
ot' Ikiay against Harlin. brought here on
appeal from the mpmoe court of Iovm
Ll‘lti)‘. :t l-wr Illnllllfdtfllll’t'l' of Peoria, ll|8._
chipped ltt‘tt'l' to Kcokui: which was seized
in the original [Illt‘kll4t‘h by llttnlin, a stall
ofiicial. a» it.“ inc l . m >t-nt there in violo
ticnoi tltt' loo-:5 l". '. the supreme court
of [own itch! tbs. '.'..'.t l ‘3'; under which this
otlicittl a; ted was solid, but the supremt
court in. re! so! that decision. Justice!
tlmy. Hun: mt Brent-r dissented from
bit:opi:.i:ttt of the tutti-writ):
’rztr Legal Mutt-s of Splrlu.
The opinion cited n number of cones bear
in: upon lltk’Natc (‘Ullllllgn‘e and among
others the "Lyons lust." iriterelnwspnssed
by . .mmchtntetts. New Hampshire and
ltlmie Men-l in rrlcrcnu‘ to the sole or
spirituous liquors came under review it
tin- court and wcn- sustained. although tht
mouthed-sot the court who participated it
the decisions did not concur in any comma:
ground in which to mt them, inwhlcl:
Chief Justict-Tattcy is quoted tut holding
that spirits and distilled liquors are uni
yemlly admitted to be subjects of ownerL
abipnnd property, and therefore subject:
of exchange, barter and tmflic like any
other commodity in which a right of prop
erty exists; that utngrcss under its general
power to regulate commerm with foreign
potions may prescribe what inert-handler
shall be admitted and who: excluded. But
inasmuch as the laws of congress author
izcdthe importation ot ardent spirits nt
$te has a right to prohibit their introduc
n.
The l'lillt‘C
The Opinion of the Court.
Alter referring to these and other dccis
ions bearing on salute license laws the court
in its opinion says: "'l‘btm-edecisions rest
upon the undoubted right of the states at
the Union to control their purely 'thtcrnn‘
admin, in doing which they exercise pow
on not surrendered to the national govern
ment, but whenever the law 02' the sonic
amouuta essentially to a regulation 0! cont-
merne with foreign nations or among the
antes, an it does when it inhibits. directly
or indirectly. the receipt of an imported
commodity or its disposition before trim:
ceased to become an article of trade be
tween one state and another or another
country and this, it comes in conflict with
a power which. in this particular, has been
exclusively vested in the general govern
ment and is therefore void. The plaintiffs,
citizens of Illinois. had the right to import
their beer into Iowa and bad the right. to
sell it, by whichactaltmc itbccamcminglcd
in the common Inns: of property within tht
state.
The out. Could Not Interfere.
"tip to that point of time, in the ab
cence of congmioual pcrmhmlon to do so,
the state had no power to interfere by seiz-
ure or any other action in prohibition ol
importation and solo by the non-resident
importer. Articles which congress Incog-
uizes as subjects of interstate commerce
may be controlled by state lttvm amount
ing to regulations, while they retain that
character. but to commit- to 3 stone the
power to exclude such articleu without
congressional permission is to concede to
a majority of the people of a cute repre
sented in the state legislature the powor to
regulate commercial intercourse between
the atntee. "
The “can 0! the Binoculars.
Justices Gray, Harlan and Brewer in
cumming the masons which satisfy them
that the judgment of the supreme court oi
Iowo abould be ntllrmcd any that. the pow
crol regulating or prohibiting the manu-
facture and sale oi intoxicating liquors be
long- aa 1|ch 0! the police powerto
the legislatures of the several states, out!
can be judiciously and effectively exercised
by them alone, according to their views of
public policy and local needs, and mount
practically if it can constitutionally be
wielded by congrats In port of o notional
and uniform system.
The low: pmhlblwry laws were enacted
by the legislature in the criticise of its un-
doubted power to protect lta inhabitant:
against the evil», physical; moral and nodal.
attending the {no um: 01 Intoxication
Ilquon. They are not aimed at interstate
commerce. Illll’l’t no relation to the ntmte
mt ofgoodn from one Mote to another,
but operate only on intoxicating liquor-
wlthln the limit of the atntc: they includta
all such liquor: without dlaerlntlnattou
acddo not even mention when theyarc
mm or whence they mm. Thcyahct
commerce much more remotely, the db-
acnttnz justlcctt nay. than lawn oi a note—
thc validity at which is unannounced-.-
antltcrlalna th'o construction oi Miriam
and dams acm- nuviphla wot-Ia with!)
its llinlta. which wholly chatnct the mac
of commerce and unvluotlon; ccthan quac-
anttnc lawn, which operato- directly upon
all chip: and mmhutdlcc coming into the
ports ol the m.
fie M of 0mm
if. they any, the statute- of a state n-
utrtcttng or prohlbltlug tin late of intent
an apt to
liquont untorlll'otlght from ”We...
and cold bytltc Importer- in original pack.
only one which M not enacted tdtnllfl
. tam. short of M“ and
explicit tannin an on the out ot‘
will convicts mom that it Maryland or
intended much a tut-nit.
Jlilticag‘rols B Strike
k .
. Be Settled.
THE SI'I‘UA'I'IOR AT PITTSBUBC}
I'll. Baltimore lid (”Ila “Illa-all (III-ll
the Ila-undo of "II Employee—4'59 So-
prelnc (‘uunrll uni-e Federation of Roll
In, limplayea Commie! that Bill-“on.
Cun-Mto. April fli..——'i'ltere in now a pros
peel that the carwutrra‘ftrike will soon I)!
settled. The arbitration committee of tbt
Cflrpl'llhll'b. council and the lions Cnrpen
ters’ association, with {our 01 the citizens
committee, met last eveningat the lruquoit
club rennin The situation was. thoroughly
Inflewcd and the questions a: twine dis
cussed. At. the close of the (Killlel’cilte tbt
two committees mout- inten-stml decideé
that all existing dillcrenccs could be weir
settled by arbitration. and agreed to rec-om
mend such a plan of settlement to their
respective associations. The carpenters
council in holding it special session thi:
afternoon for the purpose of instructing it:
arbitration committee. il arbitration IX
agreed upon, as it doubtless will be.
A! “'orl'Ag'nin Next Manth.
The new bosecs' association has alljalong
been willing to arbitrate. If the present
plans of the two arbitration committees“
sanctioned by their organizations they will
meet on Thursday for the final settlement
of the strike, and it is probable flint. the
greater part of the striking carpenters will
be at work next Monday.
They Will 30! Recognize the III-loll.
The Carpenters and Builders‘ association
is in no way a party to the proposed nettle
meat, but remains obstinate in the matter
of recognizing the union.
Another Strike Ccflnln.
It is now certain that the employee of the
Union stock yards. 4,0th in number, will so
on a strike on May 1. it has been amgncd
by the men to quit work Thursday mom-
ing unless the packers sound the whistle:
for commencing and quitting work at E
o In. and 4:!) p. tn. on Wednesday, that in-
dicating their acceptance of the eight hour
day and other terms demanded. The em-
ployers are united in refusing the term:
retired by the employcs.
Amour llolda the Key.
President O’Neill says that the men how
been discontented for u long time. Em~
ployment. ltc mys, has been very unsteady,
them being cases where the men did not
obtain work seven months in the year, than
averaging but (4 a week. He asserts that
the man who holds the key to the situation
is Philip G. Armour. The packets, includ-
ing Mr. Armour. argued that under the
eight hour system they could not competa
with Kansas C it y. Armour, Mr. O'Neill
contends. doe; not have to compete with
Kan-um Cit y, for at that place he has a
monopoly.
all. Gompen on Law and Order.
New form, April tin—Samuel (Scrapers.
in an address to the American Federation
of Labor, says:
In the demonstrations to be heldloyltnrn
mammalian-ad bynurmaencemanl
[cat your lanolin-Ne Minute. to have the
eight hour workday enforced. though ll! one
trade- at a time, yet for oil. on the ultimate result.
Allow no one to provoke you to a breach 0! the
W19. Maintain order. refrain from all violence.
we in no riots. let the valet-word be the co-
lorcetueut of the eight hour workday—nan,
pcuccahlc Ind pontive. With stout hearts and
clear lie-tin. let us conccntrato all cflorta (or vie
tory on the carpenter: and than, let: 0]
labor, Mendy along the line to henchtcrcmfnt
oi the right. hour workday.
The May Day llcmonatroilon.
The billowing organizations will partici.
pate in the demonstration on the inaugum
tion of the eight hour movement in New
York Thnmhty: Furniture workers, cigar-
mttkem, cement masons, Hebrew trades,
will strong; silk ribbon wearers and wood
workers. The German trodes of Brooklyn,
numbering LOOO men, will pin in the dem-
onctmtion. The speakers announced for
the mass meeting at Union square in the
evening are: l’. J. McGuire. l-‘nthcr llnnt-
ingutn, S. l". Shcvitch. Henry Entrich, Unn-
lel Harris. Dr. Daniel De Leon, Saul Grott-
knu, 'l‘. B. Waterman, l). Zumntliin, J.
Kuhn and J. llilkmvlta.
Walking Delegate Charles E. Owen-t, oi
the United llmtherhood of Carpenters and
Joiners. said be anticipated little’ trouble
in securing the adoption of {the eight hottr
d‘y- .
The IL and 0. Gina In.
I’lTTtlllt’lltl, April L’I.—'l‘hc Baltimorcand
Ilhlo railroad hint [muted notices grunting
the demands at their employee. They grunt
day (Lflldlll‘ltlh‘ $3.15 pun day, night enn-
dllt'llL ‘il all). any braItcmcn 02.50, and night
Women $3.70. Ten hour» is to cormtitutc
a dny'u work. and mm are to be paid {or
overtime. The Baltimore and Ohio In the
first :nllnxul to break. Nothing Ital yet
been ward from the finnuylnnia lines.
The littll‘ullle council of the cmployca met
in the nitcntoon. but took no duct-ire ac
tion.
11.. t-Ipnnac Council in Baotou.
F. P. Scrmnt. of the Brotherhoodot Lo
motive firemen. Terra Rania, Inst; 8. L.
[he and C. W. Howard. Brotherhood oi
Railway Londoners, Tm llantc; W. ll.
BMW
cityanquurtcndatthmth Avo-
Intc hotel. John Downy, frank
and J. A. Hall. of the Switchmcn'a anticlo-
tton. arrived last evening. ’l'bcacgcntlcm
p0. the tomato council of the In!»
lion in being thwaugblydlsctuacdbytbcm.
and tonic dcilultc action will he arrived at.
Oftltlttmuncll‘ llr. t to president,
ntdinhla hand: what will hadouctoa
Mexicans“.
Illa Operator. and Women float.
Curacao. April u-Jl'ttc conferenc- at
tho liltnota talus em and inhom-
fllm not productive of immediate ro-
ll
{.
It .151 ,
50‘
fies
down 50 (:75.
. ISOLLAR A DOSE.
"WHAT ll KHRULL?
It in an In nil-lair yet-ml tor hhennntlun.
lent-lulu. hrlnllca Gout and Nbl'oll or
flour-Ink: ll- Ill-client
u‘m- Tr-atr. potty-cun- "mini . . u ht none the
in“ pore” “twentieth in the MI dim
for wutctt it it,- cc mm ulrd. 'l‘be wtnhlutton in
the mull of close Mud) u EI‘L' It‘dzidc of patient“
a tlenng I". Locum-run. both Lcnte nml chronic
Nountgi or Scrnwtp llcidtch or the mud angr-
m-td tmm. Brim“ nt )M'nlaudiux lamb-mo
udu- tur every tyt-cnt "verify. '
Ki; “,1 ‘ ten I Wrenlfll to the pol-ht:
’ ‘ ’ uv'er lal c (ohm b-t Claim
to made with in die remedy wtl Bull-Lida!!! It needs
not-tin tn its powers. for It mm wt hon! faith.
You do not have to wait soil- (.1 da: c for benefit.
but can new one good mulls from the first. dose
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one bottle Iitl mince to care at y ccute attack
THREE BOWLES
Have cured cases of fifteen years’
standing.
Mailed on receipt of pr cc, :0: w
FOR SALE BY ALL DltI'O‘OIY"
BIO. C (lflOltWIl‘ h 00: lun’l Agents.
Inch 1 ‘90ty Busty-s MAIL-n
lit Lilli Shilll Bl Willfllll
The celebrated Remedies " llv i‘hurlcn t‘ralg
They one: tail to «I’d apertnancu can: 0 Pa 4
but! bycpeuln. Blofllhe [runny Mice tone. the
hem - n at linght’c Dist-sic ill d Liver tfvlnnhlut
They ~ r. puticclarly rccommmv ndvtt for tlt ,- ure If
lo‘ict- that are m’jwcl to Boon. g_ u the-3 new:
(all n. u once them ‘0 the r retinal size. and give
'Iln'lllllltl pertcct torn. vhirh tu.y pom-fed in
mrlbo rt
Klilli‘i’ tllfl LlVEii CURE.
(rat: italic-Inc Cr... l’assalr. N. J
NIH) AT
Ploiste d’s Drug at. ore.
apR-t bomb Nervnlk
ll BlESSlllG to WOMAN
terrors of the Wash Day
done any with. One-quarter
the time at the old way, ond
no trouble.
Ito Bolling ! Ito Rubbing! IcSlca-l
Get it of your Omar. or
Send 1: us. for trample coke of
“ Dc-thon Dirt" So. to
m BIOS.. Inn.
I IDDLHOI'S. 0033.
will! in
For-It dinear-Pttof llto lid-eye. Liven,
Bidder and Urinary Organ. .
HR. ll. W. PAVVB 0' Snringlctd. lam . can
"I have u ed aunt's “all!“ an the bra
amt cine 'or v sen-cc oi the K'dtcy. Liver. ll addcl
and Unit“. ergo!»- Ind have receded gun! he! elt
tromt a no: t u .l u j 2' win it-cltttmd form.”
but t' I) “‘lluun‘n, all: bradgepor. In...
say-z ' l in: teen 'ronbied nth K due: [lieut-
nanny tunry scars. ”UNI”! REHIDY hu
cured me.“
CAPT “RIP“ I. B l Will“ of Smith Baton.
Ian . n he»: “HUN!“ i “EMU; hf will do all
[MI in clnta c»! for [I It to a rt-al herring to all
Illicit-x w‘th Sldl ey or Lint trouble. lv. (tired
I” 'i'c "
JOHN F. COX of Ila (lrn. it»... writes: “i
can ullcrintr tr- tn tumble Eldon: d to: _ ice
urine tram trad. In that, -c “3%"
tin-I at leading to acct. one hoztteot
HEREBY mm a pcrlttyc Cure."
(2. N. (‘u-r-rlw'rol Pole Mm, New York.
«e ELECTRIC
‘a‘c .
I
..
w... -1111' '
THE BEST CUTTER N THE WORLD.
Eocene
'mmmmmm- «rm
tttrtii'ii't'iiiiittut
Homer l. llnyt
Removed
Mr?
4» S FMS.
J E W E L E R.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
lilo Watch Ming a W.
I. tin-II lull bl . Umnh nornnlk.
Merrill 'illh'nl‘fib College.
on hurt-tog. Fractioni .
Training .ohogl.
Flt-tun Min—nu to: built. Itlc'lt- the m
time mutt-item with them film Toll-I
tom
mammal: location central and lit-ulna! For
catalogue and dulled interaction, dime
Hill-10m. IIRNILI. BUIlIRfllB 00“.“!
4t! stalled. can.
sou-n! sonwm“ “(Imus um
51 Wllhington Iliad.
o Daltymmatonut. nacho-Ina -
«33mm» «calnfllronidtofl. "
Mailman] on Donnell;
amen summit cm..-
“ mint u. rennin in.
v0: .‘3 ll. "s "Hi"
tttt
ltuvlttg removal to Mn dim-n nfln'“ the old
tum, (mos ncw .~t to. and owned it with new
m. . among them
Plush Seat Chairs,
Bamboo Pnrnttuw Essen. Nfleclle. hut! (Thin.
Foot. tcsta stand», noun, in tan! 21:57th )OI
can think of in the immune line .
Everybody invite. to (at: tmu .t-oIt at n bright
oer store, owed with bright new goods
8E0. ll. .Bllllflllll,
. 46 d2 48 MAIN ST..
\0R\VAI.K. , cuss.
Willjlllilll.
Spjring Styles.
Thelamelto dill est ccecrtmcnt in the town of
Norwall. "
:‘reo. ‘.
”a...
tilt.
A lireot
{list at 25 tents Ilttllt Boll.
.7' Al 5'“ 3:6. APSR ll \SGi'SG. KALSO‘IRING
A \D DKCCRJTINO.
DECKER’S
Patnt and Wall Paper Store,
‘ w rt: t2 Corle‘t'e New Block
79 Washington St” South Norwalk.
OLD AS ll RELIABLE
Ilflill Dilltl olltllllll Lint
South Norwalk
AND
‘ Norwallc, 0t.
Tu PROPELLKRS
\ ,7
, t:‘;l_. 5“
"ogrwwh-n
an it ttttttt t EAGLE
thI leave Plot a R R.. (Rectum atrcet). New
You, It 5 p tn.. (Saturdays at 2 p. In)
Freightrecclvcdhoml'a in. loop. I.
Returning. boala leave Non-It out n 9.. Bull
Namath-18w p. tn. .
might. Inho- lrom out! received [or III
puma on tho Dunbar] a Horn-ll and
rah-open; Bullion" u anally led-cod
cu.
"m
a. at
Upon application to agents the City or larval:
and logic wilt be sent tor arcclal lots of inlet!
anyulcte in New York or III View! .
y‘all pct-one arc torbtd trust at: any 0' the
ewptoycecct the boat- ot this nae on account. or
the owner.- lhcteot. ’
JOHN B. Flilllllls.
w notmteuid Retail Dealer In all kind: 0'
Hull. All] W001}
Brick. Lime. Cement,
Blue stone, Etc.
beltlgh, Lackawrunn. hornet
lountttin, l"! «kiln. and
‘1 illwt't' ' .c f'mim
that n with out
Yard“ for ol Wadhllmit-t' and tier
dtnll street . "much Mil w u doth-q;
‘Vl'n‘ ,3 ’ ‘ "‘1":
attract out
One Quantum?!" that.
M...”
Boat Veal. tans. lulu-u. M.” m
cm w. looked
mm more -
Home Drama Poultry a Specialty.
Orders llollvered Promptly.
mom
1:: Wd-ntnaton “you.
Fill. Fill. Fill.
trtlatt'tlgwntntttttm
opt-colt. lacunae. run
1".“ 0“... l I‘ II“.
can , lilo.
W
coon “natvnto momma
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