v
van last are...
Member our great sale of Indies;
., make special, mention this week of our
2 line of Mohairs in all the best shad-
lrich we have been selling at a reduc-
, at 75c and 85c, our rices at the pre-
are .500 and 650 a yar Very cheap.
Avail yourseli of the opportunit .
CHALLIES. .
W [have also just received in stock one
We of Challies, regularly sold at .220. All
best textures w ich are positively at the
‘ marked cheaper than they can be
ht at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price
‘llcents yard. ”
BLACK Goons.
This department we make our special
d ', as for variety of styles and prices, we
fix in the lead. Our sales are constantly
metering, showing without any hesitancy
that our prices as well as the largest variety 'm ‘5 Am
we 25‘per cent. below retailers’ prices.
Shades with and without fringe from 25c upwards.
it in twill Barn Patient.
In! lamb. M indium
Whoolor Cadaver,
raawmnn-aemm filth
ii. infill & Sill,
manna-Inn.
Flotilla Bil!!!) fillittiitltt'
AndIooC‘roram.
Orders Ira-fly Attended 'i'a.
aura. us mama
m3
”Wt
David-
«automate on. thigfl
the atiuor ’vide
133' tints flsiarflntm- «ml-m
Allmllmm-
H. KRIEEER’SMINEBY STflliE ..
‘ for lie. It will pay you to watch tbetfimo window this week,
run better values than ever before shown, as what are termed Bargains. Watch it i ‘ V '
in run In men m
, unanm aluminium infirm
an.»
In this department we are antici sting an~
bargains-
are within every one's reach.
more every day.
1.35, 1.39, 1.45, etc , etc.
gains above.
other big week. Our sales never uriug our
history have been more satisfactory than dur-
ing the spring and at present. " Our stock of
fancy scnrns, from We yard to 750. are great
Our lace curtains, at every price,
Upholsteries
in lat e varieties and everything in connect.
ion With that department is complete and we
are striving to push it to the front more and
PARASOLS.
We are again making wonderful induce-
ments this season in our parasol department
in plain silks and Glories at 99c, $1.25, 1.33,
We could mention prices in this depart-
ment to fill our whole space, but to give you
an idea we mention a low of our best bar-
We have in stock the largest
assortment of colored parasols for the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
011.- CLOTI-IB AND SHADES.
. . g Oil cloths in all widths and at every imaginable price.
”made and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
Shades
Agents in Shift Islari lift with
M. 8. SMITH,
SOUTH N ORWALK. ~
GREAT
Bankrupt Sale {Leif Spring Clocks.
ill lPPlRTfllIM A LIFE 'I'Illi.
m warps AT HALF ORIGINAL. cosr. ....
SPRING JACKETS AT FIFTY CENTS
(IN THE DOLLAR.
Beautiful Shirred . Cloth Capes at $1.99 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.
SPEIZIAL.
We have in stock quite a number of Wreaths which we will
I
em out a sacrifice.
Flowers in Sprays Toquea.
Trimmed HgfiGreat Variety
Also a most beautiiul assortment of
.3. KRIEGER,
BouthNorwalk,Conn.
my. Record.
.9 m«
"rra murderous-s roua.
amnmwmm
lethoMmy—lu
‘Iuwflnwmmllla units
Whomuflntydwonqa.
WWI. May ram Francis Trail
booth-bomb of his tour around
www.mditma not oulyprohable
ahathawiil break Phineas tom’s record.
hattherecord of Mt- Nollie lily-a well.
Bahamashsdloudonilttydwodayafrom
WWW,“ expects to Inhh his
tourintendayamore. Tuscan-pendent
of'l'hallerald who msthlm withutcndcd
hand, he laid:
'l'hey Shoot chin-an Fashion.
“Baht No.1havcn't touched the bend
ofmauorwomanfortourtaen years. We
will shake handaChineae fashion." This
waallr. Train’s greeting. We shook hands
Chilton fashion, which means shaking
hands with your-ell and looking at the
otherfellow. Mr Train is packodwith are
dmatlm points“. In hlaordinary conver-
aatlonaimnpofm miles is nothingto
him. One moment his manner la dove»
Huthemthehhkauntoa carnbiuation
ofatigsr,adangsrbualunaticandaeteam
hammer. Helsmodsat in his own way,
henyaqet hsia not above blowing his
horn. lothimtollhiaownatory.
. Cilia ‘l’rnln'a Adv-neuron.
"Fifty-two days on the way, and will as
iah my journey around the world in ten
days more. Remember thcfuasaorna peo
ple made when a young woman want
around the world in seventy-two days and
aomshours? It's enoughtomaksonesick.
Nothing. Anybodyeonld dole Remem-
ber Jules Verne's ‘Aronnd the World in
Eighty Days? He stole my thunder. l’rn
Phineaal'ogg. Butlhave beaten Phineas
Fogg out of sight. What put the notion
lntomy'haadi Well,l'rn pouawedofgreat
psychic force. I’m-volunteered Tacoma
on Puget sound. 'l'hcyaakad me to go
aroundtheworld. lsaidlwonld. igavs
alactnrc,and forittheypatd mom. I
told them I’d go around theworld and
make'i'aconra famous
A Passport or -—
‘7 “lion Tacoma on March rs; chartered
atearna Olympia for m to catch Vancou-
ver boat; caught it. Made triptoYoko-
hamainaixtcen days. There found that
North German Lloyd steamer had been
gonatwo days. Shewu at Kobe. I asked
themtoholdhcrbywire. Thaylaughedat
me. lheld her hywiroand engagedspe-
dal train. I traveled no miles through
thainteriorofdapan;atNagasakithceon-
Iultold methat no foreigner oouldgct a
pa-portinleuthauthreedaya. lsaidl’d
getonelnleaathanthroeaecondaoraca the
thcmikadoorhnratthecmpire. stntto
1‘0ho and got my passport in thirty min-
utes. llclt [long Kong onApril ”and
reached Singapore, adiatanceof 1,428 miles,
inthm and a half days. Wasdetainad
honraonwayhyrainnndacyelone.
Iona ll. Jumps.
“Jumped tocolomho. distance of 15,170
metres, in four daygand made anothu
jumpof‘ummilcatoAdeninaixandono-
holidays. Wantuplledsea to dir
tanceof 1,” miles, in three and half
days,andgotintothecanal before Hand
“1 went through the Soaeannl in six-
tecnhommwasatnrindiaitwoandahalf
rhythm, and loft Brindkiaprnou
Thmday Mays. Upon arrivingatCalaia
Ifonnd there was no boatwhichlconld
catch. ltelegraphcdeovcr foraspecinl
boutandwastoldlumhlhave ,forw.
Allright 'l'hebnntenme. lte
for special train from Dover to harden,
left Dover at noon,arrivedinl.ondon at
Ip.m.,andwillleava at am
In Sixty-(wow
“I will arrive at New YorkncxtSatnr—
day. lwillthentakethefasteaprmaover
the New York Central or Pennsylvania
'railrond,andnnchChieagu.l,Mr-ilsa,ln
Natty-four honrn Then I will like a
train ovuthe Northweuternrall—
road for St. Paul, and get in ten
burn At St. Paul I will arpaehl
Irainonthnh'orthernl’nclflc railroad. It
at'l'acomaJ shall have been aroundtha
worldfuaixty-twodayn.
"noun-ukulele
“1'1lumla'enfltallyou. l'lltcll'.
whaeamanwith brain-end
MNMWHW
In love no urn rssumsca
Mm. magma-roe new.
Insure-ea than e- nt. ma- a»
memo-“hem
Bowmflfayn-J‘hepnlhntuarytrial
,qaanitagainatths Roquatertownand
War-“med. WWW
1W,uadminiatrator,forthshilt
revealsadseidadlyromantlestory. Robe
ainian earns to America three years not
homfknflaudnwharrdaogagiaginhui-
minmmamimwm
was. Onedayaruatrimonialpapsrcama
MWMandhs anawerodthru
dtheadethemantaot matrhuwho act
forththcirelurmaandmatrimcnialupire
Housinglowingcolora. Mgthemwu
nliaallerthchman,“ WoodbnryJiJ.
Thin-”0M7“.
Shaimpr-edtho'l'urh more favorably
thn,theruat,andthsywmaoon exchang-
hglettermwhichiinallyrcaultedinamar
ringeengwmment. Meanwhile the Tom
hhlovchadhceneorreapondingwithtwo
other-yum; lady advertisers. Thclrfull
namsawuauotlearnsd,bntonewaa1:lat
tis,wholivedinBoaton,andtbsotherwas
Plorcnca,aNewYorkgirl.
mat-sun's Dial-ounce.
Last August Bobaalnian resolved to
to Waitirtown undue: in business.
ea n Chicago purchased a
“Mouldentfl insurance 561618.850de
twenty‘four hours. Healsowrotstoench
ofhla correspondents, informingthcmthat
heahoold leave forthecastonaday
Inthelcttur to Mbliemnnhoincloaad
the insurance ticket; in his lettertothr
Boston and NewYork girls hallmarked
thathewould soon call upon them. He
alaowrotstoaCindnnati girlwho.inhsa
letterato him. signed her-elf “Birdie."
. Her lavas Killed.
Themxtnewathegtrlareceivodwasthat
Bobaainlanhadhsan killed ontheliome,
WamtownandOgdernhnrgrailroadwhila
onhia wayeast. Afterleavinghiiag’ara
Pallahshadgnncintotheamokertocnjoy
acigar,and while returning to the rear
coachthe train parted,andhcfell to the
ground andwaa crushed to deathbytha
roar car. Miss Beman learned that has
claim to the insurance ticketwaaworthv
leas,asitwaalude payabletoths'l’urk's
heirs. These were found to he thedend
man’s motherand brothcrmoneof whom.
Syrlgan Costikan,waa appointedadrninir
tutor.
Bl. Denna Klllcd Bet.
Two outta were at once begun—one
calm the railroad and another against
the insurance company. The suit against
the insurance company will not be tried
till September, but. the suit against the
railruadhas resulted inaverdict for the
plaintiff forth?!” damage. The railroad
hualreadyappealed, andthellghtwillhe
carrlcdnntothe bitterenal. HimBeman’a
grief-t the deathof her lover developed
into quick consumption, and she died in
Philadelphia Feb. it last. Lawyer Bar—
tholomew, of this city, who has the cone in
hand, went to Philadelphia and obtained
the story. together with the insurance
ticket. Mr. Bartholomew says:
"Mina Beman was a talented young lady.
She followed a literary profusion and wm
wry cumin] as a writer."
A PARTY SILVER BlLL.
Republican Senator: loo-eat of Such.
Insure—Rondo“
Wasnrxorox, htay lz-The senate began
inearneattodaytho diacunionof the all
var bill. Mr. Jona,of Nevada. who has
hesnaheentfromtheeityfor several days,
wuin’hisaeatandtookchargeof thehtll.
fl'hclteparblican swam-will makeaomr
elect to agree upona pnrtymeaaure to
dny.hntthernatterof their ml. is
extremely doubtful 'i'hspresentintentiou
b to push tbedeblatatonmclnaion this
waskif possible, hut-rvrralamandmentr
tothe hi will he Maud as each
willhc at some length it is a
matter of doubt whether the discussion
willheeonclndcdwithin thattirneornot.
The Republicans are anxious to get the
silver measure onto! thew-yto prepare
forthcoming“ the tart! bill, for the
«mutton of adjournment has been dis»
mad informally in the eommittea on
mineral
jonmmcnthchadhrythamlddleofJulyh
nations.
hillafovthsadruiaalouof Wyoming
andldahoarctobecoWuad alaoiuthr
naarfuturodrnt theycannot be takcnuy
Horothaailverldlliaontdthawnymnd
thatwillbaawthuraaasnfor
is
Interlude-thorns.
mum-arc mm’ oi
thaaaeaeel- duty
1
er
’ , W
3“,
mo
losses wancm at run was
”Wilma! m H's-ill»!!-
mouiwthlhqflthoilw
WW ”pointy.“
m.mvt~ebllar.
m.'l’a..flayllpdtwribletuw
udouuadovarthaaewthrm partdthla
countyfleturdayovantug about-Idrloek.
'l'wopeophlioah Jukeonandwflem
killed andalarpunmbarafpan
mdanmalyinjnrod. Theatormwaa
annual Wt the county. but, the
deadlytoruado, only a” “betwlde.
extendedahout tantrum-lira. lary-
thisghhayathwasWtraa-up-
Maud hour. and beans era-platen
danurliahad. lnoaahutancaahauaacw
talulnganinvalidwaaatruck,andthehad
containingtha dek man liftedupbodily
and carried out into the yard. where I
wruekapinatatrae. The rich manwla
hadlyinjured.
A large nnmhu of cattle www killed.
Thepathofthsatormutcndedfrumnsnr
thceounty une‘mseau‘mmnm. no
trainshavaanivadouths AlleghanyVaL
leyrailroadsinea Batmdayevuiugonao
countofalidsaaudabad wrackebonldvu
milmaouthofthia dty,whuuthatoruado Y
struckthellvu.
lighten Per-a- ”or“.
Am, 0., Kay 11-1 went over the
patholSatmdaynight'auormandeounted
nineteen dwellinghonamthat were either
ripped into kindling wood orao badly
wwnckadthnttheyeannothaoccuMand
over seventy-five persona are today out o!
homemdhomeand'arobeingahaiterudhy
kinda. Ofmoeighteonpersonawhowen
injurodallwillprohahly recover.
Bounty-five Buildings W
Seventy-five building, including resi—
dences, barns and authorises, were darn—
agndhythewindandnotmmeapedthat
waaintbediroctlineof thetornado. Up-
rootodtreaaaro counted hyacoren Ila-y
thatwcrothrowndowuorentod arofrom Tier
mtotwofeatindiameter. Buildingathat
resisted lb wind now Inn y. and
mkouamwareh some cash
fromfiftytoahnndred feet andaetdown
inneighboringyarda.
WifliamPeok-ndhhdaugheuwhohad
justdrivenintothsirharn,weracanghtup
with thehuildingandrollad with itlotha
hottomoflhehlllonwhichituood.
nuns-Minoan».
GeorgeJowell.whohadanarmwm
mid; "lwmloohingoutofthewindow'll
theatorm. Suddenlythernlnincreaaedin
violencundilgrewdnrk. 1 aawa and
of shingles, bricks anal timbers rushing
throughflrcalrwitharwiftrohry-ofin
Motheraadlruahadieathaealtar,‘
hadhnnlyuthmwhan whd
thahouaafromovorour The
wuaesornpaniadhyedraalf‘l not-gills
the demumtha mat
tarrflrla w-thaaifiufthawhirli-g
dahrtalhaahlaekanalthaai.”
Havana-Imam
fitmmya—Bennlviolutm
inthofcrm efenrnndusa havooccnrrodin
different part; of north liraouri within the
pnattwodaynandalargcamountofyrop-
myhasbeendestroyulandsevrralperaona
killed. lnllarriaon county 3 number 1‘
housesandharm were demolished ad a
lnrgeamonntoffarrn My destroyed.
William Wilson andhiatwoamall children
werehlownnwaywithhiallonseandklllcd
andacveralpersonawrreiujured mom—
try county more than twenty building
were destroyed and lira. Nathan Green
waakillcd. Piveoraix dwallrnga’
were wrecked
nun-mulled.
Panama. Kan, Nay law-Onlymcager
mofthccyclonaruchthiaeity. The
storm originated in the water-n part of
l
W;
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tit?!
“ii:
i
i
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Till!!! BOTTLES
Ilavo cured one“ of fifteen yun'
canal
lulled on receipt of price, to: W
rot: uh! I! A". narrow
030. 1:. 6000's! I 00 , (asl'l Agata,
nah i 'so iy moron lass.
Ni. Liii Still Be Wllilli
“meant
to I
fail torrduca them to that normals. fink-:3":
wile-that perfect form which they vowed to
KIDNEY ill]! LIVER CURE
Craig lr‘idlc 00.. Passaie, ‘8. J.
sou) a'r
Platsted’s Drug store.
South Norwalk
am
”HI" I BLESS!“ to lllllll
. l terrors of the Wash Day
done any with. Onequrter
thotlmndthcoldwn and
hie. I.
out! you-ram.
“IBI l Senductaf’foraamplecnzoof
no
unnatural-suntan:
”Deathon Dirt" 80a to
runes use. washer-us,
murmur. 00”.
m I!
one. B. 303837303, Bangor. lain. mud
llll'l'l “I'D? in hie fully for I me I!
mommies the m. an. an.
aevuaihotueaacmwaacomntetd.
D. I. Honors. 0raiagton,le. mean a "-
veilaucareinhia mean. Entering fro-n-
rcyDiaeaaeandaweahe-sof UrinaryOrpaqlix
V‘flitlof “UNI"! “In!!! “plainly“
hiw.
muster A. I. ROBINSOJ, Jr., Draw, le.
urti‘oolothelmhof theltate‘llaL
Ir. I! B MOI-unless“ rayahi wife
wmon-pletelymdof Catarrhof mam u
in boulraot nnm IIIIDY. Since then
Hummer-d Bum unnr Ml
hummus m it await ra-
“I”.
all. mrrmeoleamlewnrk.
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.. V
nAzonm
«nun-arrogance.
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