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”WHO; Holme- ‘1 H}lfibfl3lflfl. magnum “HABABTER result llllllS‘l‘th’SllBA'l’ll mam $9: dimly. M 0W“ “mam “‘ * \ ~‘ ' “VMM'W’MM , “
, I I ‘ ‘ And quality of our oflerings ‘ I? .1 ****** -' ' who}??? ...... a z o s r o o 2 x,“ _ , ~ BOUEll “DIWALI, 01'. i ‘ :1
this week in Dress Goods Hos “um-m wtn 0- r‘m- we" “- W” some. mew. ' To EXECUIORS, ADMINB-
, AT " J
- r . . _ unscathwloh—Jl'hochnlrnndthc [loath run: Brooklyn, 2; Philadelphia, a. Jam; l , ' . . é?"
_ tery, Infants Wear and House In: The w“ it worse?“ vmm,mu A, RATORS and TRUSTEES. ,
furnishing goods, cannot fail I ""~ ””0”" h" - - . mural-a , p
' W to Ono rod Wed . as cva_
'° 3 “my m.-. .0... m . . 1...": 2;"?
trons and those who apprec , - -. P . one
a.
0...... ‘ . o... W
W p I o o a o r o H ’ . 1:ng m ,
pa she or A bu ' entail. um annihii‘fiésdi is“, 0‘. L35 '"Vm'fimhlwhum
. . . Pl ll to prison y y '. ‘ ; o. = ‘ ”gm 0' ‘ _‘ 1;
lilie reliable qualities and “11- noontwocanvicts pnttheilnishing touches Wk thinned! Ballerina: Booth .4: munczirmml "a. a”?
Precedented values. We call 7» shrugging?” new... I 2 0,] o o o o 'H a, ‘ . . MM, 4‘
a coin] attention to the follow- ° " lmwthnwn'ajjj3:111:30 , o o o a o a H SPEQIALTILS: »,
_P . . the body 0! tbs mu“ m to- ‘ ' ..
mg oiienngs m “We" Km“ mum é-mxflo‘mC“°mmm"m‘ Our Snub Kid Lndics’ 32.00 Shoes are the finest ever oflered in South Roman. . _
D 638 G OOdS h" Inhlsmmd m- “fl“"dxvm Mindanao. Ladle- French Kai Hand Bowed. Ladies French turned and wells.” Prices that m
r .
I: :0 ' ,
Partly-cloudy, slightly warmer.
out crossing any of “3
lion, commencing at the .
month of the Congo, pa?
ling through Ernin Boy’-
province, and finishing at
Zanzihui- Then trace your
town. to '—., ~ -
, .0 ..
Chas. E. Seymour’s,
- 33 Washington .. treet,
Staple and late Gltttlltt. Fin Butter a Specially.
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right plat-e, Everything Can be
found in the line oi
BflflTS Mil illllES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
hunted consist- in prim Iron: a Child's 10:: Shoe to a Gent's “and Saved :5 Shoe; has made.
L-irlles’ Ella Kid Button reduced from $2 00 to st 8‘).
ctlcellthe murder Plnyors' 14...... will notoninh you. Buggies Phaeton. c “
or blame]! sat Mm“ A! III' - i l , . . ’ i m,
- , . Boston ................. o o o 4 o t 1 o H “ “’90! M'“»Chm'9”"'nd Ken-Shoesthotwillpnynlltoexnmme, “ .
Mohalrs are the most lash. Minx his 188‘ NwYork ...... . ...... o o o o o o o 1 0—1 Canopies, Spindlelflte.‘
ionable goods tor spring and
summer wear and no better or
cheaper line than ours can be
shown any place. The best
Mohair Brilliantine in“ twelve
new spring colors and black,
at 39c. Elegant black Mo—
hairs with white stripes, as
handsome assilk at 39c. 50
pieces all wool Serges in every
new shade imaginable, and the
best quality ever seen. in three
grades, 490. 69c and 89c. 25
pieces all wool Henrietta Cloths
in new shades, 40 inches wide,
at only 480, worth 62“. 35
pieces striped all wool Surahs,
all new shades, as well as all
the staple colors, at 49c. 10
pieces superior quality Hen-
rietta Cloths, new shades, at
75c, worth 85c. Special—25
pieces all wool Sailings, 40
inches wide, in stripes and
plaids, at 32c, would be cheap
at 49c. *
Elegantlanrlmntultlacitttlx
Including the celebrated
Priestly & Co’s goods; also
black and white silk stripes and
plaids, the most desirable goods
in the market at reasonable
will and t c s t. a
merit. 0:1me and
apparently indii-
terent to the rapid
approach of dent!
he parcelcd out his low cliects with the
He leaves his Bible to Daniel; his pictorni
Bible primer to Mrs. Durston; his game at
“pigs in the clover" roller. Mr. lloughton
his testament to Bill, as he calls the other
keeper; and his slate, all written over with
his name, to Chaplain Yam
Kemmlor'n Boq‘uoun
Fornlong time Kernrnler has been mus
ing himseli by writing his name on cards
furnished him by the warden, but he say:
that he guesses he has no more time (or
that. When his clean clothes were brought
to him on Sunday he said he did not can
for them until he put them on to die in.
He said to the warden: “We’ll do this
thing whenever you are ready. We may It
well do it the first of the week as the last
so far as I am concerned.”
III-poo ting the Death Chair.
The Erie county district attorney, 0. R
Quimby. and Drs. C. M. Daniels and Alfred
P. Southwick have arrived The latter is
the original mover in the era node which
resulted in the abolition of the gallows and
the adoption of electricity as the law’s
agent of death. When the party reached
Auburn they proceeded at once to the pent
tentinry. Warden Durston met themfand
a tour of the prison was made. The party
was invited to inspect the death chair and
the room in which the execution will take
place.
They went down the steps which léad to
the main entrance. Under these steps is a
large door leading into the main basement
hall. The door has recently been cut
through. and the warden assured the little
ooterie that they were the first outsiders
who had over entered the prison in that
way. To the right of the main hall in the
basement is a door leading into the room
originally prepared {or the execution
WARD“ DURS’I'D‘S.
Bun hits: Boston, 10; New York. 3. Errata:
Boston. I: New York. 4. mm: Radhonrn
and Kelly, Keefe and living. Attendance. 8.106.
At Brooklyn——
Blnhits: anllyn,9; Philadelphia. 7. E170":
Brooklyn. 3; Philadelphia. 2. Eateries: Weyhln;
and lelow, Knoll and Minis-n. Attendance.
750.
-Atllui¥nlo—
Bull-lo...............0 0 0 3 l 0 0 0 1—!
Chicago .............. 12I040183—12
Base hits: Buflnlo. 7: Chicago. l5. m: Mr
unite. in; Clllclflfl. 2. Batteries: Haddock and
black. King and Boyle. Attendance, film.
At Pittsbur-
Pliuburg ............. sootaoo:
Cleveland... ...... 50108100
Base hits: l'ittsburg. ll; Cleveland, )2 Errors:
Pillsbury. 3: Cleveland. 8. Batteries: Haul and
Carroll, amber and grennnn. Attendance. to;
American Annunciation.
Atllochcsler— _
.Bl’............ 2 010 0 01 10—0
““311”,. ...,..,.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 01-]
And McGuire. lecttilough and Bowen
At Syracuse—
Syrncue ............... 000100000—1
Athletic ............... lfll000000—I
nu. hits: Syracuse. 3: Athletic, 2. Errors:
Syncm 3: agitate. 2 Batteries: Keats and
Briggs. Mcmhonnndliobimon.
:At boundle—
Louisvrlle ............. 0200000092
Toledo ................. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Base hm: Loull'llb. 7; Toledo. 3. Errors:
Loumllle, 0; Toledo. 1. Batteries: Strattonnnd
Ryan, Becky and Rogers.
At St. louls—~
SLLonis ............... 8 l 0 0 2
Columbus....... ..0 0 0 2!
Bacchus: in. Main. 10; Columbus. 1?. Errors:
8t. Mots, 5; Columbus. ll. Batteries: Chun-
hcrinln and Earle. Eaton and O‘Connor.
Athullc Ami-lion.
Mann: Wilmington, M, Hartford, it. Errors:
Wilmington. 0, Mord. & Batteries: km
and Corner-n, ann and loan. ‘
At W‘shingmn-VVuhington. 13; Jersey City.
8. Base hits: Washington. 14; Jersey City, 7. Ir»
run: Washington. 2: Jemy City. 0. Edwin:
Phillips and Riddle, McDarmott and Dowd.
I
CLOVER & OLSEN
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
m
liliflllllllllli lllll HAT
_.
ai‘ 'I’IIB or.» "sun or
T. Burr Guyer 8; Son,
Sprmgwood.
ALL 0RDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
‘ City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
PILLSBURY’S
. BEST
IS THE BEST!
Prices to Suit IA“. “
amendments-n.
1mm? mi“.
intended for country harm.
and suburban residences, are
the specially attractive lon-
tures of our Spring clock.
French and English pn-
Pefl, "presenting chintuc,
and cretonneo, American).-
pers in Colonial ctylu—ln
these we particularly invite
the attention of than who
wish to decorate in good '
taste at moderate cont.
Joseph P. HcHugh £00...
3 West 42d Be.
(First House from 5th Ave.)
New York. Iul In ,
__ OF—
ALL GRADES
AND AT
.
Lowest Prices l
culled.
. . r .. A dwill 0 ti ue to be the Best.
r. on». Paris Hand Sewed Km Button reduced from t3 so in 32,50. prices. There was found the chair made by Harold “if. flififififliflzfiffim 71",: It CD I] . Th nest
lelf‘fi’ Prince-o Kid Tip Button reduced irom 33 00 to $2 00. HOSI li‘RY P. Brown, but which has since been dis umfi‘ 5: wow, 3. “deg“, an: M BEST 0 ‘ M lor
Ladies' Corinne Kid Tip Button reduced from $2.00 to fit 50. '~ 4 - carded. Dr. Southwick criticised sharply Townsend. SMord and Wilson. . .
“ye are now displaying the and durum: chair which he had do his? §::::7§.;.?'; waiméxa g... BEST fit m" '1“ h 30 mo in ill! m a the m I”
_ . . signed or nrpose. - . _ . -: e "on. . n: cw. ~ . a
H A E [must hue of new spring Hos. I,“ somh'lcw. ”mm “uh ans. 8; how linen. c Bunnie: Sullivnn and BEST Elem “m‘mm m.
- I . . l n , ,__ Dally. Homer and Bottom. BEST —-—AT—-—
.7... , ’ tery ever shown in Norwalk. w‘ 1:13ng and Wigwam“?! - _....~
70 North Nlain Ht... South 2‘ orwnilt. Ladies' fast black, cotton Hose, ”Inmate “Jaffipfim 3;: 91.0213 News '" BR'EF- BEST -
m“ I'Pglll 31‘ made, fine quality, be adjustable and should containnscoop hush I'm from: the Win- Carefully BEST 1
’ .
- .,— (l ‘ l 9 shaped nceptacleloranpongn filledwitha PI LLSBU RY 8 BEST ,
. _ at .00 “I 390, W0” l_ 3- C Ilfld saline fluid. To this receptacle the win The repmdntatircooi ten Put—American
500 'lEl' pa" Ladtes’ Ltsle should be attached and the sponge pruned notions havesignedthe peocetronty tormn~ I l
. . - Threaid Hose in fast black and €10”!wa mp 0' m Spine by mm 0' mm by the mnlmm‘
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets.
WILL Bil THE BEST lililllili All. ClRClllSTllflS.
amapacross the forehead. This should
_ . . _ Major John S. Lewis, f
ho”; patterns, from 490 to 790 bathe only Dimming of any kind. The of the Wesleyan Female mfiyafid: BEST OTHER BRANDS of “minnow”-
‘d,’
near & snort areas; “‘4:
. . good for 43801. \
BR In G FF 0 R .. . , seat of tho chair-should be a metal burn Atlantu (in. April 28 BES' . Bro-dint m
I " 1 ‘- ' n30 ' ' ‘ ' ' ' UNIFORXITY AX!) RELIABILITY I’ll-1831 IIW m will he hops .
...:’ ' A“ eh? at one Of L'adtes {38‘ mafia: ”in,” 42,35,33'2233525633 The 825.!!!) hi! 0! ax-Aldemmn McCabo. BES .: lhoTOP. thenmouith’uheau {cube mansion-n. Withoutpcdhud Clark d: Lane’s Block-
.___- ' -* - ill-ml: bill; [lose at :90, worth . ‘3' 0 ~ 01 New York,“ an “dictum," bribery , ,
With this seat. The condemned person could v _.
n n n a ' ’ i . ‘ ha. l [I l l . ' y intha house. f. r
. . $1.00 pjr pair. Ladies Irlegu; gm 1;“ p23: tlgdt‘l‘ilipixnrkillfnstrrzfdgzg or “gammyF‘e’sogogléflemh: ng§ MARRlAG: lS‘A FAILURE. an HMN STREfi.
0' Ba y WI “1‘ Brlflg alI . .dl' ma 0 lancy cotton 05‘" Simplicity audrnpidity shonldbcthe prime flhmgljudmninfi‘“ “d b31118 “‘1" BEST BE NOT DECEIVED 51mm. Ilhcwilinotahuynu
' Imported 800‘“. from .l7c up. considerations in cm. or this kind." Me l mu. .
The human Chair. Th” 5“" in "10 “m of O’Donornn Rom
Above - stands ”competing stock, below no its no competing pr cos We will c rmmence the reason
hug-in, we whl condone the m with humus, we will end the myth; bargains.
Ladies’ Oxford Grey Cotton -
Hose, very fine goods at 35c,
All bands. including the warden. agreed
with Dr. Southwick. The Durston chair,
and Mr. liendrichson (or criminal lihnl
upon P. S. Cmidy have lound a verdict oi
Do not let him increase his pro:
'zlszllheEnmflthhldlh
. .
__ "manners rim. boy roar [but at m '
BEST grooerwhonill. DO NOT lancer-grocer mud announcements-hand ct
Plonrtuthoc-nbmchmiwrl Brourarthanvknmmmhd' rostrum. ‘
\ I
I” .
_ _ , guilty, with an urgent recommendation oi
worth 500‘ Children‘s ribbed in which Kemtnler is to die. was sent for, mercy in the case of Roses. and not guilty __ MA ‘,.,_ n.
FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM ' I “d two convicts brought n in. it i” ' in the case of liendricho '11 IT
- fast black. cotton H088, sizes phin concern. somewhat larger than an ”0b.“, escape "mum” n. Rona w: ‘0“
All blind! nndrcprcrcntatlvcstl l Mandarin-c. ' onlinhrydiningruomchair. lthnsnhigh . , '
‘ t a. ’ u a 5*? b' 6" 7' 7* 8,.0llly 100 per back, surmounted by a figure 4 rundool 11.?evlvtonbase, if who: "#3:” (Conn) wanna
pair, worth 15c; sizes 8;, 9, 9;, cook. The baseol "£0 triangle rests on top ”W ”‘3'“ W. “Ill 0d 10! in smart
to at. 12p: worth 19c Chii- 0' "w “"10““ we“ We“ in “w 3““"731 ““3.me “A“ “’L a... hm
‘ 7 ‘ . ' . chainnud will contain a spouts“ attached “rum. an“: l'h bfi‘mmm , mom: '
dren 5 Derby ribbed and platn tothelntni wire. Betwrvu the shoulders W“, PM ' "'1 “ din!-
last black cotton Hose full " "‘ WWW" ”“1"“ ““3: “3"“ ” wqxlltgwnirfiifinlnfl: “W 1'1' 1841' comm
, ’ ' keeptbohodyinnncrcttposit n. f ‘ - ’
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc. regular made, double knees. at a... n... 11...... 9.... mum Mad-rune. or condemns ]mm ”m
250 worth 39c Also a full Dr. Daniels nested “nine" in the chair, "k““fledm um 1“? l’ “I“: ”IN-1' unmm
, "Wthmm-m flkhln Quilll andStylc. You m can to and want you . - _ d W. n t u showed how the his affairs will not involve thoscofhbin- .
H' i I I . m, - 1 an rdc IMHO m
3%“wmfi,mfiflm?m “' “WW.” W" W . “ ltne of Infants Hose, both thinginlohcdone by otrnpping him in n, mama-n:-
Socks and i length Ill fast just as Kcmmler will be fastened. A broad A 0;": “"““;“"‘M. THAT CAN 3! USED. .
PEGIAL OPENING
rumor wide-nu. on”... no how Iludel or 8mm, Iienrictlu and Cannon, mo
plus-- an
Bnlu. new Bloch iionlcry luv lad co and liaison.
Ladies’, Cotton Underwear.
macaw. Carrie 73:: P c and uplnmhnhlg‘r‘cgnm sum.
mm Intact. can" u. and can as pr or holster-«rs.
”calm
4v. B. HALL & co.
blacks, while and Balbriggan.
,IN FANTS’DEPAKTM ENT
Will increase its attractions for the
coming week, and Ifletslho [allowing
attractions: lnl-nt-‘s Combuc 8i
neck and sleeves trimmed with BI
burg edging, only the. lniaatn' Blips
made 0! loam-lo Onmbric and elaborat-
ely trimmed with Inch and Barnum
edging. won) 496 to '8”. lot-at:
christening robes, in Csmhrlo and Swiss.
leather-n strap pauses across the abdomen
and tightens a woven unpacroas the hack,
pressing a sponge connected with the wire
against the base or the spine, Another
strap across the chest presses the ouldcrs
against the pillow. A third is I ividod in
trout. the lower half passing acre-th-
chnlr. the upper over thocyea; the arms are
strappcdacrosathobiccpsnndomtho
wrists. When relaxation taken place altar
death the victim cannot, as Dr. Daniel-
dcmonmntod, (all forwud or downward
more than an eighth of nu inch.
Srannrox, V , April tab-Miss Myrtle
Knott, of the “Paul or l’ekin"compnny.
was killed in n railroad accident near this
village . Mina Myrtlodlcdwhllc
rho was being taken from the wracked cnr.
Misc Edith Miller‘s leg was broken,“
In. K Webb, Bertha film-ens, Louis HIP
downhill: Bertha Fisher and Ill- lone
Dunhom were bruised and cm. W. 1". Jill.
patriot, a lumber merchant of New York.
had his leg badly minted, and L. W.
slomnnn. a commercial unrela- of Cinch»
anti. wan badly bruise]. Myrtle Knoctwnl
FOBBALBBYBVEBY
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ILLSBURY’S 3:9
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mum-(Indium In: thew-
hull. collation-tin. .
one. u. RAYMOND
hes-'«m-umv‘
It .260, .3 NV “.85 um] “Ml. A mu. Ion-let's convent-n. . l n
llllhtl I. tilulpnorllncnt'of iuisnt'l short dmm Kentmlor was, not soon by any 0! the hnuyystiirii-iorgmlfi? “4 "3 am a...
. , . . THE NEW lrotnflc toms 1...»... Wrote a»... pmymorhu t. Masonry-armou- .K,.....C,,, m, ”9"“ win-M.
“0 Connecticut General mm Clocks—long and short—in all the ocpthin usual attendants since Saturday .
uh III-BIND. O F" R“ [TUBE STORE lunar-prim; designs, {mtlfldtofl ‘9. last. He talks oi nothing but religion. I... 3",”, an“.
, , on , An elegant lineal Burch atom on» District Attorney Quirnby,who mvictcd llavmru, M Aprll 2)
_ “my“ can u”. up. u. m m 'flhllm It. WM'COIMI‘D‘? 05.91., glkgpm, (all him.an bollm remnants?- oopvcr- hm hm smut} mum . {(0'th _ _ i ll: mm
. ll. “Hf," ' ‘ Mums. hail-dorm... rue nu, rum to . . [one lion: ‘ «watched mmhllyg . nthl i In T” . .
II or tour your! .. ”i Anne 1 U. ixht of Labor, has u .0
.. um lnylwyo’uldl tr tampon cont-ran, . Wm 8-m- embroidered Oops, “Lat-u, only ho, slaoohla am immanent in not
:ldsucdnclrcnlu
mmamum he truths morn
to toned . basis {or ,otinborcuttmwllh distinct! under-
WWMII. mush“ updthuchmtumnchtcknmh-
25c. not value no.
SILVERWARE.
it “I! C 30"“ MOI.
yacht-
W W .
, _ asunil'r'tatrcami. :mmnwn, legitimate m “Wham
BRAIIILITEII ‘-
. a, """hlmmmma‘flw mm mum’s-Janna
um mg; or 3 l , l.£'2°'n§'éf'“'°&'€l'2€"t‘ltt; ”Weatherman: uncommon s»- 3 e :3» "Tllllctll
p» _ , . _ . . n. m 3:318?an mingtpndtnhathdm gag“. . ’1" a .. AID DULPHIIR-
' Hardware mmtxmoy" . is any ’ig 3mg... H
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