“ listen «in
« scarlet we ,
Trace Stanley's route .
through Africa, sailb-
oat mating any of flu
liner, commencing at the
of the Congo, pas—
through Bruin Bey'l
province, and finishing at
Zanzibar.- Tbeu trace your ‘
footsteps to:
phases. E. Seymou
33 Washington Street,
line Better 3 Specially:
Staple in lane Groceries.
Milli W
In. ' Tfllllllllllll llllililllllll
. ality of our ofierings
in Dress Goods Hos-
iery, Iniants’ Wear and House-
i‘urnishing goods, cannot fail
in a hearty response from our
patrons and those who up rec
isle reliable qualities an un—
. precedented values. We call
special attention to ‘ the follow:
ing ofierings in
Dress Goods.
Mohairs are the most lash-
ionable goods tor spring and
summer wear and no better or
cheaper line than ours can be
shown any place. The best
Mohair" Brilliantme in twelve
new spring colors and black,
Elegant black . Mo-
hairs with white stripes, as
handsome as silk at 39c
pieces all wool Ser es in every
new shade imagina lo, and the
> best quality ever seen, in three
grades, 49c. 69c and 89c:
pieces all wovl Henrietta Cloths
in new shades, 40 inches wide,
at only 48c, worth 62lc.
pieces striped all wool Surahs.
all new shades, as well as all
CHICAGO WAITS ill SUliPBNSE IONB!
l‘aaes that hamsthimahhtn to the liar
market Blots lay Oscar—Ila Carpal-
tsrs' Girlie list hauled Yet—A Now
Grievance m amuse at rims-m
Carcass, April alt—dire diuattatatth.
iincodlaboratthcpackinghouassths
lenders oi the sight hour movement are
pettiagthcirtovers in line prepsratoryto
thcbeginningof the flabtonllayi. The
coopera’ and lurchsrs’ unions and the la
borers have already sent their ultimatum
tothediflcrent packingilrms. Theparade
of May 1 will precipitate the strike. Moat
oithomenwiliashleaveot ahssncsto air
tend the demonstration, This wiilbsdo
nlcd, and the men,“ -persiaient,will be
discharged. Botticebauccsior strike oi
morethan halt the cranial-at Packing-
town and almost complete cessation oi
business Friday morningisvery good. So-
pcrinteudsntot Police Marsh says hewiii
theyards with the'mgu
sit warmfor those
thirdsas large
whocndeavorto
’l’lsa'l‘roops Available.
Thereport that the eitytroops had been
notified bythe governortobsinreadincas
atamoment's notice is not lengthens]:
theoommanding oiliccrsot the First and
‘Second regiments have been giventoun-
dcrataudtbatthoserviccsoithcirmenmay
benscded. Intwohoursthatroopscsnbs
summonedandrsady for duty,evcnwltl|a
out previous warning. The troops have
seen stock yard duty, and don't want itii
thcycangetoutof it. Somethingoverflll
mmcanbeatthcyardswlthintbmchours
should theworkers there overpower the
police. Astor the latteraiarnsiorcawill
be stationed there, ready for any emce-
gency that may arise.
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right plare.
found in' the finest
llllllTS Allll illllES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
Till-stock consists in prices irornaChild’a lilo Shoe to s Gent's [land flowed 03 Shoe: b- made.
Ladies’ Ella Kiel Button reduced 1mm $2 00hr Cl 85. ‘
Ladies Paris Hand Sum-d Kid Button reduced from 83 50 to 82,50.
L'cd'leo’ Prince—s Kul Tip Button reduced irons 83 00 to ‘2 00.
Ladin' Corinne Ki 1 Tu. Button rrriuced from $2.00 to SI 50.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North .‘Hain use. South Nor-walk.
A “Modal 5”.- \
Some uneasiness is also felt regarding
the situation along Blue island avenue, or
thc“Biack road,"as it i called, wart oi,
'i‘wcntyaccond street. in this district is
located the great McCormick reaper works,
the mhllcable iron works and nuutwona
lumber yards, and asthe majorltyot the
workmen are oi {ensign nativity tbcyare
easily excited and led into a strike.
0! the cum men employed in this dis
trict hilly [5,1130 are unskilled laborsrs,and
thcyarctheonca who began the riots oi
18in. it was on the prairie nearlhe reaper
workathat Spies harangsd tbcmcuonthe
afternoon on the 8d oi May, tress, and
brought about the first bloody conflict with
the staple colors, at 490.
pieces superior quality Ilen—
rietta Cloths, new shades, at
75c, worth 85c.
pieces all wool Suitings, 40
inches wide, in stripes and
plaids, at 32c, would be cheap
lleentlaenrentefllaelteets
the celebrated
y & Co’s goods; also
black and white silk stripes and
plaids, the most desirable goods
in the market at reasonable
Everything can be
Special—25
Striving for Peace.
The arrangenrent between the striking
carpenters and the new boasca’ association
Monday night was apparently only a truce
and isliabietobc brokenat anymomat.
Thebossss’ association is striving hard to
bring about permanent peace, but until
thcycatablishthe last that they comprises
majority of the contractors it is extremely
doubtful if they will accomplish anything.
The Central council of the carpenters held
auseeting,atwhich it wasdscidsdtoeosr
tinucthotlght indefinitelyonthasameiinas
that have already been traversed. Praal
HOSI ERY.
We are now displaying the
finest line of new spring Hos
iery ever shown in Norwalk.
Ladies' fast black, cotton Hose,
dentO’Cmsnellaaldaner thematinpthat
”Whud'flmflfl.
u“. Oasunmhscpthshwl mdfl'lfi'fll
; 000
“than“ Oarwsteuewcrdlorau—lsrpms.
SPEGI L OPENING
human-m All mm/mmmm n
rumMMlil‘lflu.m muckylorhadeaaadll-sa.
Ladies’ Cotton Underwear.
l'wesla Obs-tree lightens-s. as
mmmmmm.m—d accordiagtcpvteswlihhsnd Intent-ism:
rhinitis! laws. (la-brie. hunch
Inn-inhaling
full regular made. fine quality,
at 25c or d 39c, worth 39c and
bile per pair.
Thread Hose in fast black and
boot patterns, from 49c to 79c
An elegant line of Ladics‘ fast
black Silk Hose at 79c, worth
$1.00 per pair.
lar made thncy cotton Hose,
imported goods, from NC up.
Ladies’ Oxford Grey Cotton
fine goods at 35c,
worth 50c. Children’s ribbed,
fast black, cotton Hose, sizes
5}, 6, 6|, 7, 7}, 8, only 10c per
pair, worth 150; sizes 8}, 9, 9},
10, at 12lc, worth 19c. Chil-
dren's Derby ribbed and plain
inst black, cotton Hose, full
regular made, double knees, at
25c, worth 39c.
line of Infants’ Hose, both
Socks and 5 length in fast
blacks, white and Balbriggan.
[NFANTS’DBPABTIENT
Will increase its situations tor the
coming wash,and ole-ta the following
latent-'s Centric
thucianoprmpectofanimmcdiaiaaettlav
maul. "intact," he said, "the men will
constant munching but absolute surrender."
Thestrikershavemcdtodealwiththa
old bomes'assodationbscauastbcybelicvs
therelsnochancstowin a single cm
slot: as long as the present condition of
aflairs is maintained. The only hope of
spssdyasttlemcntnowseemstobethatthe
new boascs’ association can demonstrate
their abilitytoemploymoatoithestriin
Tbsmiods oi tour carpenters have ht
comcunbalanmd over the strike.
A Day of Anxiety.
Nzw h'ons,Aprilll.——To—morrow is the
day selected by the American Federation oi
labor when, soiaras such athing can ho
accmnplishul, the eight hour day will he
put in loves. With the adoption oi the
sight hour law thornands o! idler! will be
puttoworkwho are now living onthstr
relatives or Mantis. Shorter hours at toil
have been advocated tor many years. This
last is abundantly pron-n by extracts from
the coastitutlm and byl'twl drawn up by
David Babcock {or the liavcrhill Currier
’“ .B.HALi._sco
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets,
BRIDGEPORT.
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in Ready will teetering Balms.
Ahovaasnsadsaoea-pat stoch,hstewasltsaoco-prtlaapr'cas
”lag-ins,wawitlculh’:a‘lhcawaulwithmuwc wltluldrho
FINE GOODS AND PLENTY OF THEM.
anthems“ nprsasatatlvsstylcstovspringandls-us.
aeleeel Penn in Beetle
Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc.
Ladies’ Lisle
Ladies’ rogue
Also a full
sadltyla. You are ears to lad what you
:mnfluomtoplsasaaartsade; can
Pasta, April n—v't‘lw Temps says the
trimmed «reassessment-m Whit-moth”
n3, Iron 40s to It”.
mesa-am
w. B. HALL & go.
I‘m Connecticut General
“or:
,c.
llls‘
THE NEW
FURNITUBE‘STOBE m“
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mammal-swamp.
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Erma-Irwin
lll'li! , Hill!
Sprino Styles.
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. Jot the my Day The President Vetoes as. no;
Demonstration. .
lag. rubric Building Bill.
no email" la list Unfriendly to such
res-suns, but Ila sat-as Pension am"
‘30. Coast Dots-ass and Cons-em 2s-
tcnslon Should First Receive Attention.
‘ Wmucros, April at-Ji'hs president
atockyards is bwomingerttical. thread: has suit to the housssmswapvstoiox
the bill for the emotion oi a public build-
inset Dallas, Tea. The bill made an ap»
Winn oi mm tor the construction
of an addition toths building completed in
l”. The president calls attention to the
tact that the bill,“ introduced in the
hours. provided {or an appropriation of
01(1),“, and that the committee on public.
buildings and grounds, alter colunltatton
with the supervising architect of the true-
Itry department, recommended the appro
priatiou at that ausount. Thepostmaster
at Dallas, says the president, claims that
the additional accommodation needed will
require the erection or an addition two-
as the present building.
The supaviaing architect wrote to the sen-
ate committee that an addition larger than
was required could be erected {or the
amount at tlrat proposed—0100.000. ~ Under
the conditions the president believes the
proposed appropriation too lure. and he
therefore vetoes the bill.
Public norms-u rags-tartan.
bie inture growth is made to cover all ap-
parent iucqualities. It will be admitted, 1
our sure, that onlya public used should
rugged the expenditure oi the public
money.
The State of tho Revenues.
"i am not unfriendly to a liberal annual
cxxlcnditure for the erection or public builds
tugs when the sale and convenient trans
action 'of the public business demand it and
the state of the revenues will permit. It
would be wiser, in my opinion, to build
moresnd lcsacostlyhouses and to ilx by
law the annual expenditure for this pur-
poaaandsomeordcrot prelmncsbetwesn
the cities ask‘ag ior public buildings. But
in view of the pending legislation looking
to a very large reduction of our revenues
and the urgency and necessity of a large
expenditure in certain directions, I am 0!
the opinion that appropriations for the
erection of public buildingsandali hindmd
expenditures should be kept at'the mini-
mum until the cilect 0! other proper logis-
latiou can beaocuratcly measured.
A Batter Ilse [-r the Honey.
“The erection of a public building is
hrplyamatteroi localiutereat andoon.
vuisucs. while upuulituru tor
enlarged
rslislandreeognitiouto the aoidisrsand
dim-softhcwar (or the preservation of
tbsUnionJorueccssarycoaatdcienassand
tor the extension oi ourcommcrca with
cthcrAmericanstatcsarsot universalin-
talent and involve considerations not of
“valence but of justics,bonor, saicty
mid general prosperity."
W Reed's 'l'iit with lr. line.
In the house Mr. Pierce t’i'cnu.) rising to
equation oi personal privilege denied a
filament madeaicwdaysagobylr.
Evauat’l'suniltothceflcct that there had
be. ballot boaatufliug in his district. The
speakerrulcdthat this did not present a
matteroi pert-(mat privilege.
llr. Pierce upended sh-ply that be
thoughtitwss. Thsspsaheraaidthcgeu-
tisrnanbad no right to make such a re-
apousetothc chair. Mr.Milis(Tcx.laahed
the gentleman irom Tennessee now.
The Speaker-um does not (allow.
)lr. Hilly—it dor- follow.
the impropriety.
Mr. Hills—l do not ace the impropriety
‘ whenoncgrallsmaa chame- anothsrwith
baud.
Speaker—Tho mentions-hum 'i'asaa
' will plan be in order.
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SPECIAL/PIES :
Our Sarah Kid Ladica’ 83.00 Bhoes are the finest ever offered in South Kuwait.
ladies’ French Kid Hand Bowed, Iadies’ French turned and wells at prices that
will astoulsh you.
A lull line oi Ladioe’. Children’s and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
\QLOVER & OLSEN
Leaders in the Boot and Sims Trade.
fimfifififii
A'l’ 'I'IIB 0|.” STAND 0!
T. Burr ,Guyer & Son,
ALL (“RIDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People and it to their advance
with us.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL. , '
Following the statement of his reasons
for the veto the president says: “The legis-
lation for thceerection of public buildinu
hasnot proceeded,” farwlcantrsce, upon
any general rules. Neither population nor
the extent of the public businesstransacted
has always indicated the points where pub-
lic buildings should first be built a the
cost of the structure. it cannot be expected
that in the absencsoi some general law the
committees oi congress having charge of
such matters will proceed in their recom-
mendations upon strict or equal lines. The
bills are individual and ii comparisons are
attempted the necessary slanted of Who
ill;
go to trade
‘—"\
PILLSBURY’S
IEST
IS THE BEST!
4nd will @ntinue to be the Best.
mnlrnltuothngtnttslmgs—
Mutilation-limits.
fl
BE NOT
Mr. Hilly-Then you ought not to stop
I
thmtleman, and he thinks that i! the
gentleman will reflect howiil not persist in
FOBMLBBYEVERY
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OTHER BRAND
UNI'ORUH'Y AND RELIABILITY PILLSBIIIY’I 3m will be but
at ths'l‘Ol’, thamasit Eula been for the pest twenty—rs. Withmstpodbsad
MARRIAGE is A FAILURE.
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l’lflafillfltm am. buy your nose at some
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assessments-s.
Wages
Buggies, Phantom, Carriages,
_Ganopics, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit Au. 91,
,cwudmmg
ENE? , TELY.
THE WALL rams
intended go's; country houses ,
residences,
the specially attractive iss-
tures of our Sprin
French and English pr
Pm. representing chirslsss,
and cremuncs, American”.
pen in Colonial styicg—to
these we particularly invite
the attention of times who
wish to decorate in good
taste at moderate cost.
Joseph P. chugh & 00.,
8 West 42d 8t,
(first Hoses from 6th Ave.)
w or
so 1 1:. use.
ALL GRADES ’
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods ior
the Least Inlay l
H. 3. Bill
8001‘ a snore s'rona‘
Clark a: Lane’s Me
MAIN STREET.
Bale initiates. '
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