z,‘cix'nwned our cdorts last week, and to’ehow our“ appreciation, this week we will increase the great list.
Complete Stock of Ribbons Just Opened. Prices Guaranteed.
Stock of Ladies’ Jamey Wrists With the rest are Great Bargains.
mules, Late his. A 3": WEEK
. in our Dress Goods Department. We antler-
uueXCelled in this department Our
pate onethcrhig week in our Dress Goods
Luce Mitts range from 25c to 85c
Department. Never in our history have we
Lisle Thread. Silk and Tafi'eta sold more Dress Goods than during;' the past
36 from 250 to 850, per pair. We
_ week, nndfor the very best ot reasons.
v that we have the largest stock
my stock of Unlored Dress Goods ranging from
4‘ ehls', and Children’s Hosiery now on lllc to $1 50 per yard, are of the best value,
ht every imaginable price. ‘
y and our Black Goods stock is filled with on
tilt in! helium Weigh lllllttltal'.
matchable bargains at. all times. Consult our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, for we are
ozcuLedies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, reg-
es 300, we are selling them at 190.
sure we can save you money.
. :Led‘ies’ Ribbed Vests, regular price
Gents’ Furnishings.
fleselling them at 35c. 20 dozen
We are again making wonderful induce
’Bibbed Vests, regular price»500, we ments in our Gents’ Furnishing Department.
' them at 40c 15 dozen Ladies’
, . Gents’ Lnundried and Unlnnndried Shirts in
Bi bed Pants, regularly sold at 75c
lnrge quantities and very cheap. A new an
eurprice 50c We have in stock rival of all the newest styles of Gents’ Me
1 , ~
resent time a most complete
dium Weight Underwear, consisting of Plain,
Ladies' Lisle Thread and Silk Vests
D6 on end at all prices.
Cones-1's.
@5180 make mention of the adjoining
" that we have a few more of those 36c
.1 which we consider a great bargain.
curry acomplete line of .ell other
Corsets. Prices proportionately
WONDERFUL
menu
turer's price as a special inducement
and see us.
Oil Cloths and Shades.
A 0m shaped thus has been
out Into seven pieces the ubovo
m: thenunlotchooutouttbo
above seven moon and munchin-
amovoooetotonncnorloetcrouo.
partment.
5. SMITH,
urruoccnrn um oration.
‘mcaunnommumunm.
Our
. an opportunity to make the npplicetlon.
Fancy and Ribbed. marked below mauné‘fi
In proportion with all the above mentioned
goods, very cheap. Shades made to order
and prices made satisfactory. Competent
shade makers always employed in llllS de-
, , Milli llll‘ illltll liltllll lllll Willi.
SOUTH NORWALK
‘ use m Juice
mkcldlntthcbmbwnt-lm
thin-ultimo. Them
Willem or Wu- Blackburn.
Hunts, Vance, Korma. Downs, Evan: and
“denomwcrcof on uuuuunllyhnpuo-
Ilvecbnncter,nndthucuntc clumberwu
he Allows My Sher-In to Apply
In on mm or (loan-uh. an r.-
muuuu or Booth by Hum-Ila.
Wmmm‘ox. May lt—The Kemmlcrc-u
came up before the United States supreme
Monday on a motion by Roger M.
An, counsel for Knmmlchornuoi-igl-
nil writ of hclnucorpus. All the justice-
m in theireea hen Mr. She-mun mode
thanotlon. I! read fnnnblsbrlcdoftbu
cutlnnbody. I
pull” following gcn‘t‘lmcn undated :
beams from nlhinstou: .
Smith, L. Q. Wuhinutou, P. B. Thump
can, 0. 0. Study, J. Fletcher Johnston.
Bldrlmflcu. J. C. Bucklnrldgc. Col.
cue the on which magppupuou KC. Wintenmitb nudJudsc L. S. Trlmblc.
wu bend. Intitloner, Konunler, h. At lath-moo these gentlemmwill hero
aid, was or sentence of denth under a W by “‘3 “W W gentlemen.
who will not no pull beams: Governor S.
B. Buckner, of Frankfurt; Col. E. P. Clay,
olPufinnndthetollowinz named gentle
man from Lexington: Alex-rider Janey,
Judge B. A. Buckner. BevinhMcgothu, Dr.
I]. M. Skillnun, Judge Jenner-ton, Judge
J. H. Whitney and Mad. H. C. McDowell.
The “immanent-ken wart one:
tnln of the Chants and Ohio rat
'hlvingannhingwu nap in. Theseus“
bet-urine.
chute oi the pnrty. Governor Buckner
hu- tolecrnphed Mr. Blackburn tint hewill
meet the party somewhere on route.
Bil-elation; of respect were pond by
both senate and house Monday auer.
Blackmfldge paid I touching tribub to
the dad statesman.
“I will not," said Mr. Breckinridpe. “do
thin the house except with the unconnec-
runt of the death of my predecessor and
Mend. It is n person-l sorrow, much more
than a public sorrow to many at us, more
especially. probably. to me, who had been
his friend since I was a lsdoflOyenrsol
age. connected with him by every [Jr-sibl-
tic which can connect two men, except
and relnionship. It was in this house he
won his first national reputation. n repute-
tlon hen-don the leftist qualities of a true
manhood. Ills life was one of tlr most
motto in American politics. from a
poor Scotch boy should come to the blue
gnu country, should rise to the head of the
most brilliant but west of the Alleghmy
mountuins, should be elected four consecu-
tive times to fill the sent one filled by
Clay. should be translated to the salute and
receive three consecutive elections, almost
wlthoutqppoeition, and should die with the
love, confidence and esteem 01- his outirc
state; that during sixty-eight yours of bk
manly life no one ever found a flaw in his
stainless integrity, in his lofty courage, in
his pure, tender, personal friendship and
attention; in the noble (annuity shown to
both friend and enemy. stunt tho: the love
Kentucky gave him was ducrvcd; that the
confidence she rcpoced in him was wisely
given And was proof that the grief that
some of us feel is n nntnnl grief.
W of the state of New York, which
impene- the punishment of death hytbc
Mug through his body of n current of
electricity sufficient, in' the opinion of the
Mount the state prison, to colon hll
death, the current to be continued until it
kills him, end this and other lecturer
cbrldge Kemmlcr’s privileges and immuni-
tiu'u I citizen of the United States, and
deprives him of his life without due process
of low end in violation of the lourtcouth
uncudment.
He Wanted .- origin: Writ.
Judge Wellies, Mr. Sher-mun stated, he.
muted n writ in the emergency to mold
Asthe case but been passalonundcrthe
state constitution by the court of appeals,
Mr. Sherman suggested that an original
writ was proper.
lawyer Shannon's Afldnvll.
Mr. Sherman also read his own nmdavit
in the case. This affidavit. sated that Mr.
was on attorney for Kemmler,
and thcfl the Application to the supreme
court wns allowed by Jillge Wullace, the
circuit judge of the United States for the
Second circuit. upon the condition that it
lbould be made with the utmost diligence
and brought to the attention of the judges
to that they could consider it before the end
of the term. and that if this were not done
the writ should be vacated. Mr. Shem-n
llid that. he had not considered himself
authorized to make the application sooner
than April 25. Before that time he was not
in any wny engaged in behalf of thepe-
titloncr.
“ Without Due Process of Lew."
"The question,” he sold, “is here pre-
sented to the federal courts under the
umcudmeut to the constitution of the
United States upon a claim that .the lim-
lted privilcgeorlmmunity of this citizen
to be exempt from cruel and unusual pun—
ishment for crime, is by the fourteenth
nmendmcnt extended and protected from
encroachmcuts by the state. It is further
clnlmcd that, even if the eighth amendment
has nutrition! orderived application, and
merely by the operation of the fourteenth
Imendmcnt uloue, be may be by this court
preserved in life until the state of New
York shall deprive him of it by ‘duc pro-
ne- of hw.‘ despite the sentence under
whichbclsnow confined. ’llthlslcnot o
fedonl question under the eighth amend-
mgyctthe [:1me the court
no Orient-l Mills in Trouble.
Puovrnrrscs. May tt—Jl‘he Oriental mill.
Alfred A. Reed and Gordon Bend principnl
owners, is reported to be temporarily uln-
bumncd. The mill is located on Admin!
m, runs about. mom spindles, making
u flue grade of Turkish towelinzs, and em-
ploys about on hands. The indebtedne-
huidtobesboutMMnndwhfle none
Mtbomtelnw violets the fourteenth
FAWCETTiS.
lllllllllllltlt for 1111mm.
No. 3 Water Street.
NORWALX. 008E
ElSllillwllPEllllll!
——~0’—-— mic-m Would
u olhl! m
Pattern Hats an Bonn :1... c
13101?
GREAT
:91: the a: 1.3.9.15 Spring Clocks.
innnnjrlrnlnl
OIL-ES-
Also-m
875. I'm-nud-
rank. Mummmxulccudby him untillt kflhpruvidods
[SI Inlet Inc-O. lath Ion-ll. up” h
oi the notes hove been Mumb-
pnyment of my claim: been refused. a
scrutiny of mdits burl led to n feeling at
uneasiness as to warrant a meeting of cradl-
tors. Only about moon of the indem-
uc- wne represented It was decidedtu
all 1 general meeting of creditors for
Thursday. Alfred A. Reed stated that the
company would be able to pay every duller
within a year, if the creditors would give
them time to convert aunts into fnudn.
The standing of the firm hnsneverbocn
questioned, and the present movement is
uldtohave originator! with some of the
bunks.
anglers m 81”..“
Nonmnowx. Po, my 6.--'l'he meant
first the Montgomery lumncc. Trust and
Info Deposit company would continue
amendment which deprives him of life
without ‘duc process of law.’ "
Alleged Statutory [rm-Inlet“.
Mr. Sher-mun read trodes upplicutlou
who: he chimed were irregularities in the
salute. He held that the statute won with—
oflduc process of low heuuuitlmpoaed n
t which inflicts I painful dull:
and is beyond all question unnml. It left
. to the absolute discretion of an uncut“!
oflce, one presumed nut to he an expect, to
determine the intensity of the electric cun-
uut which is to be passed through Kunm-
ler and the condition under which it shnll
be applied. and only prescribed for hit
that. he shall continue the current
weeknhnllnuflceforthepnrpoue. Itlcnto
thewmdeuthcpowertodcterminethcdny
wnrnuiiiinnnnn
APRIL 2 and 8.‘
more...
Mailm-
ll. lltlllll l 80
Moon ”LYN.
5| Washin
27 nStrect Norwallt.
lurs AT HALF ORIGINAL cosr.
”o JACKETS AT FIFTY CENTS
on Tue DOLLAR.
tho willboptmrt
”rd-III. Grill-ll! h-
—..w—.——
Shirred Cloth Capes at $1.99 Each.
And Ice Cream.
I; “be"ccld, so come and t first selections. Don’t am”. ‘, I‘m".
Street, South Norwallt ""
limtlau Balers, Cannons
Orders Pronptly Attended 'l‘o.
businaepmvedtobccvroueoun. Thcdoon
mopcncd, but nfurnrnnhld fairlysct
luthcy melon-id and deposited: were
notificdthntwhflc the concern expected to
puyulllnbillt' ' lesinfull somedeloywould
hem. Thenspondonbductouu-
outboflxodlocul mudebytnuunrfiliug-
uchmmlcr’sdentblnste-dofndlybeiuz
flx-dbytbccouruit made provhlounfor
solitary confinement in additlon to the
death punchy; it. was crunl‘bccnuu it
’wllhbeld knowledge of thepcrlodct ht-
llfe from the prisoner unflltbcmtot
Wm ;ltprohlhltednuuthfuln»
bytbo pram of theuecuuomwmh lull. Tbmwnsnrunonthclloutgom
Vellhoutimtuulotunlguudw huhofwhlchfiliuuluflbcuhtn,butdl
mandamus“. ltllmledthntSllng-
lll’c proporty,whlch he turnedovertotbo
Mufionnndwhich he cold was worth
m,bwcethouly “anhllc be h
nldtohuvc dlvertedflwfimof thefuudc
told-private use.
lull-my MN un- to kiddo.
Puwnmu. Mny d—Joecph Shaun,
cruel punishments“ Rho-ow
dcputun born the essential features“
the common law intended by the four»
mthcmeudmenttolnpmrvcd.
Melton-re.
Infillecmnnrzuedthntunl-tbecne
mmwlhd “dammit“:
'mflflmfimmhngudmmmd
lob-d not been drawn that them
' will during this Greet e. Plenty of Goods for all.
a P E c: I A 1.. .
in week quite: number of Wreaths which we will
.' o'c. Also a most beautiful assortment of
Toqnea. '
llllllll'l‘lll
Hats “‘9”? Variety!
_ ‘3 .. Wm.
emptiness. rluwm
W“ , l .
III In!“
llllEl'l BlllllllllS. mew ...... .3:
genesis!
walnut,- member at the Gumm-
Iuwupon'boordnnd emanation
dtbcDunhrdchunhtbumhudtcdfm
the-lect- unmade-columnar,“
ill-believed, with suicidal Malt. ’1'th
coudltlouocouldbcpcrfect. Allmodccof
mt mention, he and". more, or
l—crucl. Electricitymuethctolomeer
tout cruel. Scientist. chimed that any
- Wmhmdrtvutbuoulmw
Wynn-thalamus: cruel.
Minimum-IN mud}
ltdldnot authorise the meet
Block.
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mutton.
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WHAT IS Kllllllll?
Renaldo. Salutes. Gone and Ill-noun or
loutulflo Ila-duh".
lei-upturn. Volunbeq-rctlc in the le‘ dinne-
fnl' wmch‘lt b recommended.
Ibemult of chair-Indy cl the bedside of pullout:
ended with hbecum run. both more sud chronic
W. P. Cnundny, is in lei-rail}
um] um, Schlitz: at yeare‘ clouding. heir-hp
and 8-th every type or «verily.
KUHOLL
bmldcwhlchlbcremeiywlhmmio. ltncede
uofuellnttl powers. for It “who wthmt fuirb.
Ynudolothvelownlr week-ct den far been.
hemmetocgmdmulununthelnwduc.
IT WILL BELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
Inducbottlculllunllceto cure my neonatal
Have cured cum offlfteen yenrn'
BIO. 0 9000'!!! 8 00 . (aeu‘l Lamb,
nth l 'Il ly
~ ‘A 50 «:15.
jl°mtijomu A nose.
It In on infallible ruedv [or lieu-uh.
Whllchlncpmpncuryncdtcl -,|tle none the
'l'hccomhruticu in
' v‘uvflmoue Headache! the most up
bin t winemdnln the public
Inter Ill-c oolor- Ru claim
'I’IIREE BOTTLES
standing.
lulled on receipt. of price, to: p»
FOB BALE BY ALL Dht‘COlS’V-‘l
noswx Mess
n m Shall in mm
The «lobe-ted Remedies (I' Dr. ('hnrlu Craig
They never hit to ram n penulncm con 0' Flu-i
lent Dyapepnin. BlQiHBZ, Erlnsry Alec into. the
uncut (mes Enghl'l Doom and Liver Complaint.
They ere pntlcnhrly recummm-nded for ill? nee of
‘lmm‘wm subject in Bosnia.“ the: ncvrr
toil tendon them in their rormxt size, end give
them lhnt perfect form which "by p-moed in
girlhood
KIDNEY till] Lilli CUBE.
Plulste
cm
Wm. bye—Alumna!»
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:3}.
it
Only lcdlclne (10.. hunk, ‘5. J
sow AT
d’s Drug Store.
South Hermit
I BlESSllltl to WOMAN
am‘mfls‘f‘ofiflhfifi
the time of the cl: way, And
‘ G“ if of your Grocer. or
bend l2 eta. for sample cake of
“ Denth on Dirt" Soap to
Ill-W "06.. In
11mm is. com.
“ll“ lv
I! Alllllt‘l‘ W. HARDY. Burt'ovd. emu.
.31: “line been a. great talent lrcm Kidney
Din-dc end endured for I long time the may
other, cutnmc wine, Ind wet-mu Ihnt nlwnyo
mend the dread (ti-cue 8081's BBIIDI'
relieved my was, rectum! my crength, end cured
my kidneys."
C. 'l‘ llLVI". Providente.lt.l.uye: "The
action of aunt's BB!!!" in my «we. in re
curing to c healthy condition lllceu vi Elliot):
and Lm r, ia llnle hue than mint-lone "
Ills A. W. ROWLAND.“ the use city-eye:
"For three "In I have been ellictcd mth Khulna
Disc-2c. Account-nix! by more polite and when.
wuhncnend precaution. BUN ’I BlllluY
and n»‘lLd-flkmcstrunz. thaw-goodly.-
llte ad Map well."
c. R. Curr-non, Sole Agcnt. New York.
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in
mud. Into-new non. Md clotted l:
mgtben
"amnion
Wctches, Jewelry.
“Kahlil-knew. .
mic-uh. \
..
sous-n Ionwm “m“ 3‘”
“WW“
(punch nucleons. ache-no '
m mwuiduanhpnnu'ltol. "'-
38 Pa..-
Jollll ll. snide. -
who ll. KNAPP Banal”
NEW 3'11"“). '
NEW 000118.
lining me! to four dam Above all
new
Plush Seat Chairs,
Bamboo furniture. lunch scum Plug Ml.
Minn-rm ltoolc, r'n fut every pol
nuthluhuiulhefumltureline.
lch'ybodylnvhen man me loot u hut
mmnoundwltbbvlgmm ..
urn. H. mm,
46 & 48 MAIN ST.,
umwnnn. noun.
WALL PAPERS.
Spring Styles.
Thermals“ llzcct want in the town of
" Nrwwulh ‘
_‘—l:‘
3 “£80. I,
Grill: at 25 cent: lltllllt Roll.
misuse, urns nasmnemusourmso
“n DECORATIKG. v ,
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
Swan: 8 thott'l New Block.
79 Washington St" South Norwallt.
OLD AND RELIA BLE
Illlll llllltl Fltltlll Llll
South Homalk
Norwalk, Gt.
m PROPW‘l
37"?Mfl.
chi all i ll.“ nan
wm luchlu all. It. (Benin-m Imam!"
{amuse IL. truly-nuns)
tonight when (m old necked III-II
pol-u on the hub-Ty & FRI-ll all
a"; x Bull-noi- u Gunny Induced
Uncappllcntloololgcnhlh on; elm
nu wuthlalfmwudllloudlhfll
anywhere to Row York no It. .
Allpencu Ire turbid tn: my 0' the
cwptoycuofthcbuuunflhhltuunmol
lMO-WEMNL
.rous u. mums,
flammleund Katalin-l.- hfllflfllfl
till]. All] W001i
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
lfehigh, Lscknwnnnh, boom
lolntnin. I‘rrriklln, end
Wilkounv’ - e Cools.
inn hr LuBBEB Phil.
Yard" foo» of Washington and alm-
shull streets. Branch other. a: "ttiiwtm
”my q. "‘ “1'"
within min.-
one W.»‘l‘be lion. ,
In! nub.‘ m.ummu.¥
Home Dressed Poultry I Specialty.
order: Bothered Pro-aptly.
In Wuhlnflou firm.
“vitamin him
I nah, m 4‘ v I’ll!
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