. i I, i i .
“1‘ f1
,rmw
Tu.hua,hnllmi
are unexcellcd iii this department. Our
in Lace Mittsrangc from 25c to 850
pair. Lisle 'l‘hrend Silk and Taffeta
" 3 range from 25c to 85¢ pe-l‘ pair. We
‘ uhfcly say that we have the largest stock
. . i ' Gents’ and Children’s Hosiery now on
hibition at every imaginable price.
lilln’ Kill at helium Weight [Interval
_ 35 dozen Ladi‘es’ Jersey liibbed Vests, reg-
ular price 30c, 1e are Selling them at 19c.
15 down Ludies’ Ribbed Vests, regular price
450, we/are selling them at 35c. 20 dozen
" lhadies' Ribbed Vests, regular price 500, we
fare selling them at 400 15 dozen Ladies’
Jersey Ribbed Pants, regularly soltlflt 75c
fer pair, our price 50c. We have in stock
at the present. time a most complete
line of Ladies’ Lisle Thread and Silk Vests
‘insll colors and at all prices. ‘
CORSETS.
, Wealsomake mention of the adjoining
stock that we have a few more of those 36c
*flomets. which we consider a great. bargain.
‘ also carry acomplete line of all. other
A es of Corsets. Prices proportionately
ls fir land’s Blllll‘ Pains.
(IV.
WONDERFUL
011083.29an
A Gloss shaped thus
out Into seven olooss
shapes: thapunlsfstosutoutths
abovsssvsnnlsossandwtthslnoo-
Morassoofonnansrfootcm
nun ulna
‘ Eliot-ens crowned our efi‘orts last week, and to show our appreciation, this week we will increase the great list.
* ' u if? and Complete Stock of Ribbons Just Opened. Prices Guaranteed.
Stock of Ladias’ Jersey Walsts. With the rest are Great Bargains. ,
A BIG WEEK
Depamuent.
week, and for
andrcc us.
hasbssn
xths abovs
shade makers
parlment .
in our Dress Goods Department.
pine :mothcr big week in our Dress Goods
We antim-
Nevcr in our history have we
solo more Dress Gwnll than during the past
the very bestol reasons. 'Our
stock of (‘olored Dre-5:3 Goods fanning from
We to $1 50 per yard, are of the best value,
and our Black Goods stock is tilled with on
watchable bargains at all times
stock behire purchasing olwwlmo, for we are
sure wo ran save you money.
. I I
Gents’ Furnishings.
We are again making Wonderful induce-'
meats in our Gents’ Furnishing Department.
Genta' Laundricd anal Unlanndricd Shirts in
large quantities and wry cheap. .
rival of all the neWost styles of (lcnts’ Me-
dium Weight Underwear, comisting of Plain,
Fancy und‘ Ribbed, mortal below manufac-
turer's price as a Special isulucenn-nt
Unnsnlt our
s
A new ar-
Call
Oil Cloths and Shades.
in proportion with all the above mentioned
goods, wry cheap. :ihac'lcs made to order
and prices made satisfactory. Competent
always employed in this do-
lllllll llll' illlll lillllll lllll Willi.
SMITH,
sournznorunnut
ritually] l 1;
tr WRAPS AT HALF amount (2031‘.
SPRING JACKETS AT FlPl‘Y cums
. on THE pennant.
uflfsl Shirred Cloth Capes at $1.99 Each.
All must be hold, so come and get first. selections. Don’t
to visit us during this Great Sale. Plenty of Goods for all
SPECIAL.
have in stock quite a number of Wreaths which we will
out a sacrifice. Also a most beautiful assortment of
in Spiny: Toquea
x|
i$~v
reat Zariety?
a , 3d- Hats in G
R 1733 G- E R v
M3106}. . Son” '. “KOO“.
riwcmfis _
millions for Ilium.
lo. 3 Water Street.
303W ALK. — - "083.
EASTER lll’Elllllll!
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_l’lllll‘ll Hill llll lllllllll man...
———on-——
ultimo in unsnn
APRIL 2 and 8.
-- ”To!
lsd thaws: wmho
am: “has cordially
stand.
an
m If!
‘5 . mm.
Mun-so
”placental Specialty.
316‘§6“LE8.
\. ‘
Hudqumasfunhr Warwick Prefab-Judy
and «but hi5? Wheels. In» a Inch.
.5. Miscond-
funstc. ammonium
Wheeler a Glover,
I” was: lsrssl. Isot- l‘srwsll. splat
l}. llllLlll ll ill,
lam-10's In C. 3 0:31.73.
5| Washin Street, South Norwall:
27 do Street Norwallt.
Futons Burn, Clllltlillll'
And Ice Cream.
Orders Pro-I'll: Attended To.
emu. so man-nu.
MM“
llllll'l‘ Blllllllli.
David Stow
0 mm scam
“I!“
W. H. MEEKER & 00.
L ‘ 7' , ‘ V w I ‘1 V
The Marlene Rumors Shut
lip Six Institutions. ,
IAN-i" K5109”! ARR EIGE'RSING.
no “dolllyvfinrfly Trent and Burn 1).
you" “runny. of Camden. and III
Brunch», sml Ills Mercantile Honk. OI
.lllsulle (lily. llnys Shslnmlod "nylon-l.
Farrow. N. J., .‘Jay 3.—--Tlie Fidelity
Suwty. Trust and Sale muslt mmpuny,
u! this city. chm-d its doom )mtrrdoy. Tllf
Ilflnwllllull of this institution was expected
when the announceuwnt of the failure of
the Gloucester (lily National bank was
made. The contour» were veryclmely al~
lied. Charles ll. Work was president at
both, and Charles L'. McNaughton was s
director in both institutions. CashierSum-
ucl W. Swims. of the Gloucester bank, was
about director in the Fidelity. ’
President “'urls Talks.
A reporter saw J. Austin Elliaon, tress
urer ol the Fidelity, but in- declined It
make any statement. \i’hou rushed whether
the dexmltors would get their mono . ht
said: “I decline to r-nyannhing."
President. Work said: "L’ndcra mid nc
«impany can stand. We are all right If we
are given a chance to realize without sacri-
fice on our assets. This has all come from
the report that I had stock in the Bank ol
America. I sold out. my [hunk of America
amok over a year ago and since that. time
have had no connection with it whatever.”
sunny - Ripple ‘Csusod. '
The company was organized under the
state laws. The capital is announced as
carton, but it in claimed that but a small
portion of this if; paid in. The company
has been doing business less than thirty
months. [to suspension caused scarcely a
ripple in Cannlcn financial circles.
The Boy‘- Check m. not canned.
President Work and Secretary and Twas
nrcr J. Austin Ellison conducted the en
tire business, and early in the morning
they assured depositors that the concern
wasablc to meet its obligations The up
plicatiou of Richard Deer, H years old, for
823’, the amount. of his savings on deposit,
was the has: straw. Secretary Ellison in-
formed him that the company was unable
to pay ll": money at that time. but would
do so in a few days. The boy was the first
to be refused. and left the cilia: with tour:
rolling down his cllcsks.
A Poor Man Cried.
Putnam-mm. X. J., May 3.—The l’lm
antville branch bank of the Merchants’
bank. of Atlantic City. situated at this
place. has gone to the wall. l‘nshier Duukle.
of the main bank. will: "The Merchants'
bank is not a branch of the American bank
of Philadelphia, and has had ulnolutely
nothing to do with the American for the
lasteightecn manual llthedctxxlitorswill
be patient for a few days we can pay every
one back dollar for dollar."
The whole town is excited and wrought
up over the affair, and one poor old man
was standing out in front of the massivt
bank building crying as though his heart
would break. meaning for his hard earned
ssvlup to come back. The bank had a
capital of Kim)“. Cashier Lake, of tho
branch bank, fbrmtcna to mks things
warm for the papers that have caused the
failure.
The bank at Mullicn Hill, which is also a
branch of the Merchants’ bank of Atlantic
City, also closed its doors. The depositors
of this bank are mostly farmers and an
ignorant of the smpension of the parent
bank.
The Em; Illl'bur Hunk l‘lusnl.
Eco llanmn, N. J.. May 21*.“ 3 o'clock
yesterday afternoon word was received of
the suspension of the Merchants’ bank at
Atlantic City, and soon thereafter the key
was turned at their branch in this place.
The news spread rapidly. but the deposit.
or: were satisfied by the occurrence of the
directors that no money would be lost, as
overtlhdm in good uotessrereported a:
hold by the branch above their deposits.
The branch has over 100 depositors, rang
lug from no to H!) each, while a saving
fund at El per cent. interest was carried,
amounting to several thousand dollars.
In an interview the directors state that
lonucrly these banks were controlled by
the Bank of America, of Philadelphia. but
hovered their connection with that. institu-
tion over a year ago. and the suspension
was not. caused by their failure, but I: solo
Iy based upon the erroneous staterooms of
some Philadelphia papers. which caused I
run.
The Port lords Bonk Cloud.
Brawl-Lynx, N. J., May lb—Tho Port. Mor-
ris bank, a branch of the Camden Fidelity
Security and Trust company, cloud Its
doom Itn deficit of domain to 3mm and
this belongs mostly to oyntormen and small
M'llllfllll, upon whom the loss falls heav-
Ily. The bank was established about I
year ago. The Cumberland bank atBrldgo
too will in. checks down for collection by
special carrier just before noon, which won
promptly paid noon afterward. When tho
next check wan presented It. was suswusd
that only twelve canto remained In the
book.
11» poor people of the villus broom
Mlle when on ,mmm had
been loin. Many vol-y dupoodsnf
and oil-m rim
'I‘hs Immu’ Ila-h ct...- lts Doors.
Arumeflm, N. .1, May h-A notlou
was [noted on the doom of tho Mmhsuts'
bank In 1th city. ycolcrdsy afternoon. no
drying llcpflslwrl that t bank would
flllpfllfl business tom 1. Owing to
the furtthatthamumthsdhssuolm-
laced that the haulnvss connected with tbs
Monet Bank of America. of l’hlladolphls,
the Eton msdouhasvy run oult sud
the adult: out. A lntstlngoftholtock-
holders has has called to amass tho dlf-
llcu ty.
The untamed tho urnnoctlon with the
Bank of America to denied by the whim.
0. R. Dunltls, but the main bank with Ill
brooches e Pl utvlllc. Mullins um
mksrbor y, how all boon mined
1mm .- on» sad I» on.
Wamflmm. , l-«Patm
woulluodohslmulhuttm_m
at am ’ I“
~ Wldmwmfluy a—m ‘ hud-
llvcly fight over the International
”IBM
hill. Afterunhon upcoch by Ma'Curlislr ‘
favoring the bill Mr. Parson (1113.) mold ,
that. this country was being mode a burn
yard and n’flulflnll for literature that ought
lobe- condemned. Air. Simondil defended
the bill a» a conservator of a great natural
right-tlm right to own what u man had
created. .,
Mr. Lodge said he hoped with his whole
heart tlmt flu: bill would pass. Mr. Covert
(N: Y. )defonded theblll. and Messrs. Far-
quhnr and Butter-twill: spoke in praise oi
the llll‘mmh‘. - .
-.‘llr. Inigo: said the argument of the op
[milieu was that the bill was going tr
maln- lib-mum» dmrcr to the America:
public. It would do nothing of the kind
France had had an international copyrigbl
for years, and ncricsul books were bland
there for five cents and even two write I
number, and them bookathc beast literatun
01 France; not the ofl’scouring of the liter
ary gutters o! of her cmlutritrs. it. “ran flu
some with flomiany. The effect of this Ian
would be to sulnltitulc for the works oi
France the works of American authors
Mr. Mills (Ten) thought the bill would in
crease the price of the foreign authors' book
and stop the wheels of civilization by mak-
literature expensive. Mr. Peters (Kan)
' that congress had no right to enact s
w that would not bring the grater-mt good
lhegrcatest number. and the proposed
law would not stand this test. Mr. Breck-
lnridge ny.) wanted to know ihthe same
logic would not justify a luvvthut would
take from Jay Gould his millions.
Mr. Peters replied that. his argument
would prevent such an accumulation of ho
wealth. He said that the proposed law
would ruin the industry of "patentinside-5'1
and spoil the cheap daily reading 051.111
people. .
Mr. Hopkins Ulla) said that the (stone's
ble purpose of the bill was to extend that
rights of American authors to foreign au
thors, but the measure would create a
gigantic publishing monopoly. which
would raise the price of every book and
periodical printed in this country, and
would impose a to: on every reader of
books, from ti: boy with his primer to the
college proftnsor with his scientific work.
Congress could not. afford to tax every
American reader for the benefit of the for-
eign author. Foreign authors Were paid
enough in their own country without in-
vading American soil and taxing the
American reader.
When the yous and nnys were called the
bill was defeated by a vote 'of 103 to so.
Mr. Breckinridgc moved to reconsider the
vote. snd it will come up today.
The McKinley Bill Passed.
\h’asmsn‘ms. May 3,—The senate [mused
the McKinley custom administration hill
byavcte of :15 to lo. Mr. Gray’s amend-
ment and neural others were rejected. The
bill is practically unchanged from that re-
ported by the finance committee on the filth
of March. Mr. Flatt gave notice that he
would on next Monday ask the senate u-
mkc up the bill for the admission of tho
state of Wyoming. On motion of Mr. Jone:
(Neva) the billauthorizingthe issue of tress
my notes and demit of silver bullion was
taken up‘uud made the unfinished business
from Wednesday next until disposed of.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
huh ‘l'lps from the erss Carol-ll,
ennui.
Bunk Examiner Jewell. who is going
over the books of the Gloucester City bank
If Camden, N. J., says that it is his opinion
that the bank will be able to pay depositors
In full.
Two more judgments have been docket»
ad against cx-Governor Cornell. One was
for $158 and the other fol 81,023. Tbs
Garfield National bank was plaintifl in
both cases.
John Mediums, who has been on trial
for the murder of Eugene Mdiiuncss, at
Philadelphia, has been found guilty of
murder in the first degree.
P. E. Wall 8:. Co, of Hampton, Mm,
Mullen nmnulucturcrs. have filed a petition
in insolvency.
The suit of William ll. Noyes, of Leba-
non, Conn. against the Norwich and New
York Tran-qmrtation company for 840,000
damages for injurious received while travel-
lng on one of theirstcsmcrs, has been With.
drawn by the plaintifiu paying auroral
thousand dollars
It is believed here that Secretary Blaine
will appoint John B. Moore, now third as
slstant secretary of state. to the position
made vacant by the death of Walker Blaine.
Daniel I“. Gibbons. counsel to and lat.
smsmbcr of the boards! electrical con-
trol of New York, and forrnmly private
metal-y to llon. Roswell P. Flower, died
May 2 of pneumonia.
Governor Beaver has called fora spools]
slectlon on May all to fill the vacancy
«used by the death of Congressman Bam-
scl J. Randall.
The president has approved the bill [so
riding forthc establishment of summary
government in the territory of Oklahoma
A Jew named Toldman has been so
rated at Calcutta on the charge of swlntl
llug the Bank of Bengal out of slum Isa
d rupees (2550,“).
It la main announced that William
O’Brien, M. R. will marry Mira llsflslsvlsh
In June.
Sharps:- stolo mm from Rev.
Thomas .1. Aliens st Bridgman, Gun.
and left s‘hshy on his lauds.
m Jan.l,1w.and Doc. 8!. I“,
not loos than 7,!” pom had been blues
hunddogsnndmatedstthsl’utourlo-
fllute. Of those fifty-three dlsd. In Mk-
loa contrast. to this Willi-notion ls lbs
Maps of deaths W blttsu
mad dog and not trusted hythol’n-
tour ethod. Phyulclsunmuuaulmossfs
plltc lg this mum at 15.”.
Ind nonpor- Kill Clayton?
LOWIIJJ, Ky. May dam. Jared dam,
who now lino at chmuvlllo, Ind, has
to Mul- ltock. Arie. nutty hsdon
congressional comm which Is is-
vutlgstlng the Ulsyton anesthetics. a.
munrmlnthnlsllaf that Thom
*" “" “ml? WW nu
. n .
Glut ho Intends! to hill
h f, Removed
DOLLAR A 005E.
no 18 KURULL‘?
It. Is an lsfalflblc remedy for llhoumatlsln,
Ida-raids. Eel-nos. Gout and Nervous or
Rsumllc Headaches.
or“
While It ts spmpnctary medial c, It In none the
Ir» a yacht. vslllsbenpu'lllc in the low diseases
'nl' Wblcll l: is vecommmded. The combination Is
lbw nrull of clue study at the hedddc of patterns
o Roving mlh lacuna nun, bulb acute Ind chronic
your or NPrHlur "mandrel the most sym-
va rd rum. Scloica of )uro' standing. Lon-huge
Ind Gout of every type of “verity. ~
tan t [it-scum} lo the public
K ll “Oldll under fol-c colon No clot-
lo made which the remeuy wil- not sustain; It condo
on hi I: in In- promo for II Iona wl. hout faith.
You do not have to wait weeks or do)! for MI.
I can note moaned mutt: from the first dose.
IT WILL REUEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one bottle sill rallies to core at 5' Acute stuck
THREE BOTTLES
Have cured cases of fifteen years'
standing.
Hello! on receipt of once, 500 :1"
FOR sou: Br ALI. DBI'COWW
020., 0 oooowm t (:0 . fnn‘l Ales“.
min no ly nosrox lass. '
no Sllllll Bl nun
'l‘ln celebrated Remain-s fl D. I'harles f‘mlg
They new full to elf-ct s pummel t r we 0' l’ll‘ .
lent llyswil. Bloom-u Urinu Bflrr tom the
worst ra-co hrlght's Douro and liver complaint.
They on: particularly recommm-ndrd for the are of
locks that are subject to Bodkin . as they rim-r
fail to udurelhemto their norms elm-ml give
themthu pulse: forn- nhich fury possessed in
nod
lillllll in LWER CUBE.
Craig medicine (30.. Palisade, N. J
SOLD AT
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
spfl South “chalk.
A BlESSIlIG‘to WOMAN
The terrors‘of the Wash Day
done away with. One-quarter
the time of the old _way, and
i no trouble.
8" No Bolling! Ito Ilnhhlu ! loSlosnl
I I
6:! f a m Grocer. or
Send l:.’ eta. for sample cake of
" Deathon Dirt" Scan to
ALLISON “08.. Isnuhcturen.
I unmarrown'. man.
mule h
euu'r's'ncmao‘v
Ill ALBKR'I' W. HANDY. “unfold. Cum.
sap: “Have iron a great eufi'mr lmlu Kidney
Diane a d cultured for a long time the many
other. extrme [alum-mi wln‘vsn’s! that always
attend the dread oi cane HUNT'S REMEDY
nlicvcd my pains, residuum, srrcufith. and cured
my kidneys "
I}. T BIKINI". Provider to. lt.l.uys: “The
action of HUNT'S REMEDY in on ca-c. in re
sterlrg to s heilthy condition Discos d Kidmya
and I.,v- r ll *ltllc t~ re than mim ulou "
huh A. W. ROWLAND. of thermoclly-sys:
' For ancients l have bull adlictcd with Kidney
[ll-ca e. aroma-Merl by revere inn sud uhet
milieu-ml proctra'lon. HUN '8 RIIIIDY
chn-szdmsdemcnmn: tharesgoodsppo.
flu: and Map well."
C. N. (inrmron, Bole Anus, New York.
‘4? ELECTRIC
.';->;\.'
33¢...-
RAZO
or no can has summon _
unwmpfluwm
humus. Whilst-Town.
Minus-Id.
totalitarianism
“hr!“ U H
the Watch Rushing s may. ‘ ,
lb South lol- u. — loslh lion-ll. ..
Mont ll llnalncss t'ol loge. . .
Ilu humming. Practical
Training .chool.
Prepsns both taxes for balloon me In lhssboru
llmu collollfcnl with thorough quruulos. Toms
mole Undo: central and Wthfsl. In:
catalogue sud dcstnu Information. sddm
I'Rlla‘lDKHT. IBRBILL BUMNIBB 00m
of Stanford“.
goon! KOBWALK names nan .
x. ‘ ‘15"
at Washington Inset. .
nix-u Dull freon to I! l.
.;-l on Satin!!!” minglg'mldmgvn ‘ m.“
lrlotorest allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN BULMANB .:
Joan 11.1"!an Vice-rm;
illiiilil
NEW STORE.
NEW GOODS. ,
Having removed In four doors shove the old
mutt, into- new mic. and stocked it with now
gm. among than
Plush Seat Chairs,
Bamboo Pumlmm. Easels, Screen Pu (‘liairs
Footrests stands, stalk. in fact [dragging yoti
an think of in the I’urnl‘ urc line
a blight
Everybody luvitoi mall and loch st
nos stole. mud wlrh bright new goods.
GE . H. llllllfl,
46 & 48 M A IN S'l‘..
\ukwAle CONS.
WALLPAPERS.
aSpringlSwlfiyl—es.
Thelswelta'td dust wortment in the town of
waslk.
A line of
Gilli at 25 cents flnnlle Boll
‘M‘i'l‘l‘v'n, " APEB HANGING.KALSOWG
AND DECORATING.
DECKER'S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
Swan: & Corbeft's Sew Block.
79 Washington St., South Norwalk.
OLD ANll RELIABLE
Dally Direct Freight Lin
South Noiwalk
Norwalk, ct-
Till PROPKLLZR“:
an it milliliter
wm leave Pier 23. R R. (Bushman nrect).l€sw
You, at 5 p In. Saturdays at 2 p. n.)
Freighnouh m7l.m.lobp.ll. .
Returning. hours leave Remit u 5 p. 1a.. Booth
Non/alt at. d 8) p, m. . "
'MI.II total from and mind for sll '
points on tho Dashury & Norwalk Ind .
{lap-u; flours-do as Greatly lcdsssl
cs
Upon application to scents the Olly of Hawaii
and Rants will he sent for special lots of from: '
any-here in New York or III vlclult .
Allpermus no forbid m u: say of lbs
ewpluyces of the hostsof this line on Iccount d
the canon thereof.
Join: u. reams.
W lime-alum! Retail Dealer In all um or
llllll. hill W001i
Brick. Lune. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
bohlgh, lawhawannn, Locust
louulaiu Pr ultliu, and
Wilkes" -.-e Cools.
ital it? lillBBlill Milli,
Yard" loo «:1 Washington and Ida» "
.lhallsvoot. Branch zrlloo “stills-n
-. m
no suntan
om- Quinn—41.0 Bout. "
m, vg I-h. saga mu: m...
swig. WW . .
Home Drama Poultry I Smithy. ‘ .
orders Ilellvored Promptly. ~
exams 8mm,
II Washington ln'ssl.
ill... on fl
automaton
Toasts cot-us. Fruit.
W Goods, filo.
loans outrun, non“
Norwalk Chronicler