Wplete‘ line OI Mohairs in nil
in 600 and 65c a yard.
‘fjbf Challies. regularly sold
lice marked cheaper Il’ll
, light at wholesale
oldcgnls yard.
millnl‘de and hung
[its for llnlall's Bani
Member our great sole of ladies? Vests last Mutiny
shove better vslues than ever. before shown, as what are tanned Bugsins. Wstoh it I
which we have been selling at a lednc—
c at 75c and 85c, our prices at the pre-
yoursell of the opportunity.
' CHALLIES.
e have also just limited in stock one"
‘ e heat textures which arr iositively at the
With h 36 incline-price
pLACK cooos.
‘ This department we mule our flea-ml
filmdy. as for Variety of styles and psices, we
‘ efar in the lead Unr salvs are constantly
noreasing, showing without any hesitnncy
that our prices as well as the largest variety sumo
fire 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
inst” tolls} lumen. m u
Wo‘mske speciaI‘mcutiou this week of ulll'
the host shud-
Verv cheap
at 22c. All
they can be
*.
Paints.
"Minimum
(M‘ '
Tub MM flhld mun
“mulch-wow :ntvvith
mmfllvflnhm
AIM
for tic. it will psy‘yon to wstch o window this week;
I Wl'lllll I'll
. initially and Lace curtain lnamnl
In this «lrportllimt we am unllripoling un-
mher big week - 0n.- .snlcs IH’VQ'I' during our
history llm’t: been more sutinllmnry than dur-
ing the spring and at present. ”or stock of
fancy swimsfrom lilo yard to 751: are guem
lwl‘glllms Our lace curtains. at evcly price,
are within v-very uue's reach Uphulumics
in large Vdrlullt‘s and «:w-Iyllving In cnmwol.
lull with that department lfil‘ulllplt'it’ and we
are slrivmg to push i! to» tho nun: mutu- and
more every day.
PA}? ASO L8. 0
We nl"'llglll" makin. Wold-rm! imlm-o-
menls this season in our IHf'dS l Lll‘pll'l'mr'nl
in pain bills. and Iilorius :ll 99C $I 2.3, l 33 .
1 3."). 1.39 l ~15~ l-lv. c-h-
‘ “.0 infill lllr'vllinu ruler»: Ill ’lllx‘ deputi-
llIo-lll I.) fill ulll’ wlguli- ~fi~1m I'm! in :IIW" w,“
an till-u w-- nwmi in a. two of . It! lies! har-
gains ubuvt: We hwi l . Mm i; the largest
ausottment of will» ed lulhnnln l r the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
‘ OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES.
Shades with and without fringe irom 25c upwards. Oil cloths in all widths and at every llllaglllzllllu prim
by competent hands employed for that pnrpmc alone
Shades
Milli llll' SlfllIll lilllllll lllI Willi
“ M- S. , SMITH,
solun NORWALK
M ‘ Ill llllllll'l.
‘ '8 Water Street.
unn- ll
filial: all Blunts
tii'iiinusnn
lemmas-nus.
. ihcplnl-gwlllbcpteutt
g'h'ilou All In mo lu-
5l WW
; lint-fills Billlh Benetton
amnion 'uwlck can-.‘M
old out n
M
you; Also cm
WMI-mum
Wheeler d! Glover,
lab Wanna-t, lath lot-nit, nylon
I}. Dell.“ t ill,
“pennants.
Street, South Norwalli
Sm Hamill.
And Ice Cream.
Orders Pro-aptly Attended To.
am a mun-nu.
lll'l'llfll
llll'l‘ Blllllllll.
w. ammo co.
I
H. Knnn’snllnnl nail
GREAT I
Bankrupt Sale of Ledies’ Spring Clocks.
W‘M—
All lll’l‘lllll‘llllllUU LIFE ‘l‘llll.
JET WRAPS AT HALF ORIGINAL COST.
SPRING JACKETS AT FIFI‘Y cen'rs
0N THE commit.
Bountiful Shirred (floth Capes at°$l.99 Each.
All must. be sold, so come and get first selections Don’t
fail to .visit us during this Great Sale. Plenty of Goods for all.
SPECIAL.
We have in stock quite a number of Wreaths which we will
close out a sacrifice.
Flowers in Spnys Toqnes.
Trimmed Hats in Great Variety
H. K a I E G- E n ,
Mahllolicnto Hotel Block, South Norwllk. Conn.
y“...
,. , NEW AND iifimbns
fiw' “a
W ale-ea: the
Also a most benntilul assortment of m
A 1
All
one Aim rwninluolt
mmm‘tmpom-tm
”MWMMnUuIyn‘
No II tho lunch—Inv- ‘l'ncl. II.
gum in (hello-so.
Wmmo‘tox, May lO.-The senate spent
the day in dimming the pension npproprl.
lion and may, uppmprlntlon bills. When
the pen-km nppmprhltiou bill was that
up Mr. Shannon's nmiution increasing
the number of pension spent: by twolcd
ton lively detail: on pensions in general.
Hr. (lentil-ll criticised the action 0! the
Innis as humiliating to the committee on
tough. shod by the Republican majority in
delicate of every proton-lion mule by thnl
party [or the last twenty yous.
(he Ilundnd Million. (or I’d-Ion.
Mt. Iionnnn mid that Is the trunnion list
now amounted to about "women n nu,
and would be increased to double thnt If
pending legislation was enacted, economy
in the mlmiuistvntion oi the pension cilia
should be practiced In the inmost oi the
soldiers congress might bankrupt the gov-
mxment. and prolmbly would, [or in fifteen
yearn the anionnt spent for pensions would
be more than it coat the government. to put
down the rebellion. He thought the new
ntor from Ohio should hesitate about at
cling unclean; ullicas, making places {or
party men and [nutty purposes.
'l‘n‘o Mon reunion Agents.
After further discussion, Mr. Sherman's
amendment mm agreed to~yvas,‘:J; nay-n,
fl—Mv. Payne voting with the Republi—
can and Meson. Allison. Insulin and
Plumb with the Demumts. Mr. Toilet,
who had also voted with them on the pro-
vions occasion, did not vote. The bill was
then poised and the Military Academy up-
pmprlntion bill was taken up and plum
For Tun-person In the Army.
The only appropriation bill was then
taken up. Mr. Hole moved an amendment
tothc bill providing that no liquors, boar
wwlnobclold ormpplicdw cnliflcd
mammary posts. Mr. Frye said that
the late of Maine had a very deep feeling
at tboqncstlon. The people of that cute
tried to enforce the probibiwry liquor low
and did anions it very well. but it the sole
0! liquors wns nuthorizal at the one mili—
hry post there it would have n very bad
eflcct. The recent decision or the supreme
court had excited tint We vary greatly,
and bad a tendency to destroy the prohibi-
tory law, if it did not actually destroy it.
unsolicited States opened the doonby
that decision to such violation of the poo-
bibitq-y low, cud then in addition to that
“thou-ind liquors to be sold on its own
mica. tbestcte oi Mains might just. as
well give up the pmbibltory law.
The SIM Court'- bod-Ion.
Mr. Allison mounted that be understood
that the mtmryolwuhndgiven
coda-s that in pflllllbito‘ry states no liquors
should be sold ct milinry pats. Mr. Goo
mniitbctwbilobcbeliucd int-aper-
nncc and practiced it absolutely it wn
not his to enforce it on everybody
“mu wns not wise iiitwm possible.
finch extreme legislation had insulted in
the recent decision 0! the supremocourt,
which was rounded by lawyers-ml hymen
”Mutual-din”; Mt. Cockxcll and
mu in support of the canteen”:-
tuungninstthcpocs tndmhipsystem,
Ind "sued that the whole subject might
bemiclylen totbemryoiwnr.
luvs-m It I‘m-tut Pans.
Hr. Wk said that liquors would be
cold to the canteen: (mm the cautionary
department; that the soldiers would thus
have liquun much cheaper thou ordinary
citizen: could get than, and that. thenc-
ion, lat-get qualities would be consumed.
A: to oflccvs muting rules-ad resolutions
icribc who! at themhenidthu
odicenoi thcamywmnot nblctomlkc
mhfortbeir own ”May,“ that!»
when w lutempcnnce so In
It the military posts on the inaction
Mr. Blair aid that usually afloat: of the
amywacmmcinneed o! prohibit-icy»
chain: than the Ioldias tbennclva. Hr.
Cock-nil moved an amendment to Mr.
Hale'- nmcndmcntstviking out boa Ind
wurcnchcd on either,nndtbo Iconic u 5
p. mndjoumed.
A Pond- ht In. M“.
Wumxctox, lay lit—Tbs house want
most of its lesion In lull! diam-ion.
'I'bcbill petitioning In. Dallas. Parnell,
nonhuman-via m Pigtail,“ Ill
nmihwlspuscd. ’l'bcbounctbenwent
into commute-unlit! whole on the tail
bilLMv. hymn (unwound
.l'. Puck (much. In. chi-lay.
Mr. Pitcth. Y.)wu the find spake.
in aiticism oi Mr. HcKinlchit. Fitch
Isidibuhnvlnz tailed todowlutbclnd
new at mind to (lo M :f"
lrJlnl'iialleyhhwatsstoptunhl-t I:
Ill-topsoil. 'l'boblllwnsoln-hlhilttc
”apolitical-5mm
l' mun-om
‘ limo-u- ibmold
malesuwmsn. m
Mt." nppllcd It.‘ IDs-cunt
m
udyonwilllndofucindw.” Reclaim-d
Mike billwu In pom-nos olthdc'
Win-“05!“ in ital-icon»
bllbupccisllyltn
npproprintimm, which had luaenriddenovu '
000 I l l 6 0—3
0020.. I O—I
: throes:
Plume “talcum-c
.Aucndnnco.
‘lugno.
“unlock?
Sutton; ........... ooooolookl
Bouon ................ 01100200».
Ila-bus chYorI, 5; Button. to. liven:
lchorI.c;llouon.s (has
and Brown. (lumbar: nod Swell
nest.
AthflndeIpbln~,
Philadelphia.“ ....0 201000 ill—K
kooilyn ............. 80:040001-7
Ila-chit»: Philsdelfllin. 13: who fit
AI m—
lyncme .............. i o I 0 o 2 0 o 0— l
t ............ I II 2 0 0 2 0 2 1—?
Base hits: Syncnm. B: Rochestct. 1. Errors
Byrccwd: Room-star. 2. Bonnier (hay and
noun. um and stamina.
o
o
0
0
Bus hits: Bnmklyn. 4: Athletic, I. Errors:
hookiyn. 2: Athletic. 1 now-a: Tools-ad
Biz. Glen and Robinson.
(Rho! gum postponed on account of full.
Ann-me Amelnllon.
At New “Ivan—Sew Haven. «1; Worcester. 5:
line bits: Kew Haven. 6: WummJo. Erma:
Sow Haven, 4: Woman-r. 3. Batteries: Bum
Ind Bottom. 81m nod Wilma.
Al WmhingmquuhinglI-n. 8: Rework. 4.
Bus bins: W’Mhingwn. it; Rework. 1 Em:
Washington. t: Newnvk, .'. Bunnies: Moloncy
Ind Riddle, Sullivan-ml Dufl .
M. Bullimrre~lhttimona i3: Wilmington, 6.
habit»: Baltimore. 13: Wilmiligton. 7. firms:
um, 1; Wilmington. 3 Bulletin: stub
In! Townsend. (inlliann Ind Iii-ck.
Allernoy City-Jersey City. 7: Hunlovd, a.
Base hits: Jersey city. l6; "untold. 3. Emu:
mums; Haircut, 3. Balaton: Hague
Aid and Dowd. O‘Oonooll nod loom.
1h. Golan] 'l’s-m Agni-u Ron-tr Rice.
NEW YORK. May Ill—The general term
pi the supreme coon reversed the judgment
of the specinl term in equity. that George
Rice was entitled to the rights of a shun.»
holdcrin the Standard Oil Trust because
of his having become possessed by punchline
of cabin trust ccnificnta. The gcncnl
tenuous: “The more acquit-emetic by u-
nignment of the interest 0! some W
beneficiary conferred no legal fight upon
such mines: to he admitted no I benefi—
ciary under the (met In I mutter of course.
It is soughfihy cotmsel to liken the right-cl
the plain! to those of a stockholder of n
corpontion, and this suggestion loans to
have been adopted by the court below. But
then is nothing in the allegations of the
comphint which tends to show thnt thin
million exercises any of the rights of a
corporation or is subject to my o‘pbc Ic-
drictions governing corporation
no.» m zu- My.
Burnm, N. Y.. Nay Ill—Jute old one of
William D. Tabor against the county oi
Evie, which has been fought for upwuds
of twenty years, came toasndden ending
in the supreme court belorc Judge Childs.
the court directing the jury to find a vec-
dict for plnintifl for ”11,795.23, with the
provision that all the [upon and n memor—
nnda oi the plaintifl‘s expenses must he
filed with the county clerk within thirty
days. Thecmoom out of money; that
were dcposital with the county for the
payment oi bulimia, sad the chins were
unsigned mMr.Tnbor. Thoccse will no
doubt go to the court of nppcnls.
A Bad 0.! to Pok- wlll a Slick.
Rm, N. (3.. my lo.—stid Stokes, n
colcrcdmnn, uttcmpted to drive n house
cu: m the mom and poked her with n
flick. The Animal became enraged, flew
opustokec Ind buried benefit: in hi
can. The-aims] held on with such tenn-
dty it was to sum be: bad
bout the body before friends could mica.
tbcmmtmmtbc clenched teeth. Stoke-
Why~0ullty ct Wm.
Miran-Immune,
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:Inldcletnmcblc anatomic-Land
: received information (mm Tompkins that
‘ thecompnnynlleged it had in itspossec.
wutnkmilLInd ibonghhcshowcd no Shaw-rt
wine.bnt,fotlnck ol nquomm, no vote Iym
l0 norm rune! comm
no Alto-Icy (lo-In] « Pea-nuns.
' can-pl. inc-um to Show cu.-
hymn-“mucous“.
runaway-mm
Minimum. )1”me
mnmmm Lilo Insunncc company.
with llnhllities of $3,250.01), which neatly
put up the moot magnificent incur-nu
building in this city, b likely to clout the
next his financial nation. Attorney
General Kirkpatrick recently issued a writ
ctquownmnto, citingthccompsnytonp
purincourtnnd show ccu-cwhy Iubuai»
us- should not be closed. This action
on: taken at. the instance of insurance
Commisniouer Poster. lil- npon will not
be ready for several day: The writ in
the company must answer on that dnywhy
itslflniushonldnot bewoundup. Com—
missioner Footer bases his action on the
wound that the company is insolvent.
To Pmlccl Policy Holden.
When asked in Harrisburg why ho had
taken this stop Mr. Pater replied: “I have
lendsme to take this step. Things look
bully tor the company. The stock is sunk
and I am trying to protect the policy hold~
mwith whnticleit. It istothdriutcrcst
to have tho mmpany dissolved."
Wit-c Replaced by Won-blah. m.
Tho securities gmily differ from what
lion when its condition was reported to the
auditor general in February. Sinccthcn
the condition of the assets has been
changed entirely and many of the sale no
colitis have been replaced by wortblc.
met '
The company now holds considerable
stock of the defunct Keystone Watch cone
puny, taken after the watch company had
goneinto the bands of a mint. It is
obliged that the principal ofliccrs of the
company musponsiblo for this shifting
of tbcstock. Mr. Foster says he will ask
faiths nppointment of I receive: cud will
dodlinbispowertopronccttbcpolicy
holders.
1‘01 Will lot 'l’clk
chnident McFarlauo and Wit»
“declined to speak oftbc Action of tho
haunnce commissioner, suing that they
hodnotbeen servedwithnny popes-lad,
therefore. had no official knowledge of what
lad occnm‘d at Hminbnrg.
“Mr. Foster charges that your company
blsbceu conducted in u fraudulent mm
m."
“I cannot answer for who! our!- people
think," slid Wilson. "chonot
think no. The total liabilities of the con—
pony a the beginning of tho ennui your
ruched 38,23,205!"
ltwill he recalled that Mr. Manrlnuc
come near getting control of the big
thnix Mutual company, of Bunion},
Conn, I few months ago, but In; stopped
by the legislature of that min.
A Cally We.
PUEBLO, 0010., May III—Detective Smith,
at the Rockdslnud loud, arrested Scott
Bolt (colored). chums-d with complicity in
the robbing of Mrs. W. S. Johnson of £500
worth of diamonds on the Rock Isl-mind,
about two weeks ago. Mr. and In. John-
m wove on their wedding trip, and Is the
min ruched Mch‘nrlnnd, RAIL, it w.
lonnd mtouop loruunctime.
Mrs. Johnson placed her jewelsina satchel,
which she left on the seat. while she and
her husband tookapnlniltndeon the
platform. When Mrs. Johnson returned
iotbew Inter tbcdinmondswmmiuing,
The porter, Thomas Bnbcock, who was
Icentoenter thcm,contnrytotbc rule-
oftbecompnny,wuuvccted oompicion
muhebnd completed his run. Noncol
thcjcwels wasp lound, and it was thought
hhcockcitherthlcwthmmto! thcwin-
dow or seemed them. He mute-tad his
innocence and won indium; It his uncut.
Minn-ifs hull-l7 Onto-“CI.
Nomsrowx, P1, Hay m—Tbo fourth
loaninrthnoldngnwonldbctbenly
molds-ibcmimybcncc. Dr.C.B.
Winndtbcmbocdclhultbd
Horil‘nndnccdnpcpaontbcpum
cl drinkingwn‘lll: (Benn-nil B.
lugs-poke cl cadmium ol
Johnciawnflocd.
-mnlluc- I’ll] but Ila.
Wmnson, Out, on, til—Lizzie Cook.“
Chic-‘0, has been Inc-ted have on tho
m that tbs “will
mute-fishn’nl'zhw
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void
it‘ll":d
buflcwbirluben-cdywih
Icinhbinibmla It costs wit-ct
Youbncthvetowfltwcchwb”
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do
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nofi'fil
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IT WILL BELIEVE Y0“ Ill All HOIIII
multitude-Ilium» m “1““
THREE BOTTLES '
nun?
Have cured use. of fifteen
standing.
lzilcd or. receipt“ pres. 1'0ch
mu sun: in nu. urinals-rs
onto. a comma a co . can Age-nu.
no i not, moms no: ‘
n to than in unit ‘7'
The (debuted Heraldic: d Dr. (hula m
"’1'?” "i‘ ”Big? "will?” ‘£" "is." '
lent ing, up A flu
wont cm'c D!“ IN! Liver
:vepufluhdymnidicficKi
minus-c film to Ila-tin
gfimmmnn om
Killiltfllll“. on
SOLD 51‘
Plaistcd’s Drug Store.
w _
Bomb lat-Ill.
ll IlESSIIh to
m of the
WUIII
Wash Day
or
and
time
no true
“I Icfldllngllcllbbhlllcsuu!
on n Q] W cm. or
Sendflcta. for sample cake a!
“Iiccibcn Dirt“ Son in
Am INC"
mnmows. 003:.
an!) Iv
630. l noun-mos. sugar. lulu, ml
Illl'l's 33.20? in Ill [ally h I at d
mun-sum the pbyichu. All: dug
'2va Mtiuacmwucmnplacd. .
D. 7. 809025. Mgton, He, veh'n n .-
vclloucnxelubis uncle. Bulging tic-ni—
”Mundane-knead Ethanol-Alix
build of llllfl'l's all I!!! minutely 1-“
his. -
DRUGGIS‘I' A. I. ROBINSON. 111. Born, In.
mum to the truth of the man:
II. I! 8 FULLER. Minn. an ID wit
wuccnpiddycmd o! (Burl: oi the B'Idle by
nix hotllnol KEEPS fi‘IIDY. Shae til
'1’. [Inch- Iced uum 33.11)! M
insinuating.“ pro-m it class In.
unwieldy.
0. ll. Curl-urns, Sole Agent. Icw‘l'ovk.
4.‘
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Norwalk Chronicler