refinance. I 5 «vi
{4' l" w7 I
. 13
. .I .
Fuji. ‘
’9 ..Wamakespeclal
muvmmdsscour
agate-cottons 65c‘ayar
inaughi at wholesale.
14 cents yard
Ill [stalls Batu
mention this week of our
, " line of Mohairs in all the best shad
IIIch we have been selling at a Induc-
rdpricea at' the pre—
y9urselt of the opportunity
CHALLIES
‘ M .We havealso just Iecr-Ived instock one
ancient Challiea, reinhmy sold at 22c. All
lifeboat textures w ich are pomtively at the?
' marked cheaper tlIa-v they can _jbe
Width 36 inhhca price ’
BLACK GOODS
This department we make our special
“ stud as for variety of styles and prices, we
nrelhr in the lead Our sales are constantly
. increasing, showing without any hesitaneym
that our prices as well as the largest variety sum ‘19
‘ Wolfe 25 per cent. below retailers' prices
Very cheap
shunt-anon
:l'llllll'll.
IMIMW
“Wm‘é’ggum” ”firm
lIIIlsIm IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII.
III this department we are noticipuing an-
other big week. Our sales never duIiIIg our
history have been more Mllllr-lcttlry than dur-
ing the spring and at present Our stock of
fancy mums, from We yard to 75c are great
‘ bargains Our lace curtains, at every mice,
are within every one' a reach Upholsterien
in large varieties and everything in connect
ion with that department Is complete and we
are striving to push It to the from more and
more every day.
PARASOLS.
We are again tanking Wonderful induce-
.ments this season in our parasol department
in plain silks and _Glorias at 99c, $1.25, 1.33
1.35.139 ldoctc,etc
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 III-st bur
gains above. . We havI: III Sltltk the largest
assorlmcnt of colored pamsols tor the coming
season that. we hale ever shown before.
mu
m
OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES
~ Shades with and without fringe trom 250 upwards. Oil cloths In all widths and at every imaginable price.
‘ ‘ made and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
bhades
llllll‘llll‘ lllllllll lllllll llll Willi.”
ITH.
SOUTH N ORWALK
EASTER llPEll
——-or.-——-
Kiln“ all Bulltll
3
lilil , '
h w
“lulu-E the “Mean.”
mm mm"!-
haunt-ob.
Whooloralralovor.
lawman-5mm amt
a: any! “Inset,
5| Nahum Strut, mouth
mun ltltn. lIIfullnIr
Milken-cum.
”MAW TO.
cmj "In , when”.
canvas
We Want Every tall and Gentleman
In this city and vicinity to sample our
25 CENT BUTTER.
Pure, New. Sun-rt “Hi In!“ I‘ixqtlisitt‘ Flavor. We :l'l‘ l'flCiill"
a big thin: in this fine line of
Elgin Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady
customer. Our aim is to give you the best goods In quality
add quantity, and we do so by otl'eriug you
.4; 1-2 Pounds for $1.00.
The Eastman Lunch llll haulers"
Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our odds are
purest, freshest, the beat money can buy, and prices ow We-
are headquarters for
Jones" superlative Flour
; And numerous other brands which are sold close I.» cash
a 1m, m‘a..l_overi10l Excellent Coll‘ee
You can obtain it here, and many other goods that will please .
you, at
c e, iYMOUR’S
, .3, £10K innit!" amuynouwaur.
the Senate.
57-..»...
field Vanna ”Ivar—JV!“ tlao Former Bo
Inho- loom tho Country It Free fillwr
Culnhge In Adopted! on. McPherson
IIIl llaw “lilwrl III-mt» tl silver llollatr."
Wasulxu‘roh, May H.-lII lllt‘flt‘lmlfl Mr.
Davis from the Invitation commute:- reported
In tutor at u disanguII-nt to the house
amendmont to the Ilcwuulcnt lwnaluu bill.
A confluence was onltmtd. and Messrs.
Davis, Sawyer and lllodgott III-ere appointed
Won the partofthe mate. The
coauthor; resumed consideration of the
silver bill and ”1'.me (liar. ) continued
aald, lent gold should leave the country by
mason of restoring to silver Ila full mone-
tavypower. Such would notbetho case.
For every gold dollar that left there would
haallveI-dollar in clrculatmn. If, how
ever, gold could he kept only on couilltloll
that equality and justice should be de-
stroyed, who doubted that It should go.
Agni-t Rahal-Ila: Trans-"y Nola.
Ba opposed the idea at mums treaa-
Ity not. on bullion on the ground that
who they moo redeemed the monetary
simulation would be count-Maud the
putting of bullion on the market would not
makenptotheoountrytorthaloasot
entire cunthlonco in the honesty of purpose
and mm o! motive ol the
prucnt act-Mary of'thc treasury. Gold, he
said could never become the common
money medium of the world. A gold coin
that would represent an average day' s tuber
would baton small tor convenient hand-
ling. Silverwaathemoucymetal but suited
tolhcmaasolthapooplaaudlutbcnricly
and character of transactions constituting
the interchangu 9! daily life.
An Elegant Pmllol.
In conclusion he said: "I pradictthattha
Intonation of silver to Its birthright will
markaucpoch In the historyot this re-
public. It will place in circulation an
amount to! money commensurate with our
population. It will give assur-
ance to mlangulahlng iuIlnatI-leathat the
vdlumc of our circulating medium la not
to condone shrinking and that the ten-
deucyof prices shall no longer bedown-
ward. It will increase the wage: of labor
and the prices of the products of labor; it
wtllreduoc the price of bonds and other
forms of money futures; it will lighten,
Intact inequitably, the burden of mot-tr
:it wlll increase largely, though not
unjustly. the .debt ylng and tax paying
c. It will loosen the
gupoldthecroditortrom tho nachofthe
Theact of oougrcn which shall
happily solve this great question will con—
atltutc a decree of emancipation unvari-
tuhlaaaanythatcvcrfmcd serflrom
“Ir-Idem. but more universal in its appli-
cation. It will proclaim the freedom of
the white race the world over; it will lift
the bowed header labor; llwtllhnahthc
thranody of toll. It will Inaugurals the
true nuisance—a renaissance ol proa-
purity, without which industry learning,
acicuco. literature, art are but apple: of
Sodom."
Would Gold hr llrlvcn Any?
Mr. McPherson asked Mr. Jones whether
he asserted that, with a tree coinage of all-
ver. gold would not. be driven out of the
countryto a Morten: than a dollar of
gold for every additional dollar of silver.
Mr. Jones said that was his statement.
Ir. McPherson uked whether, it silver
dollars worth seventy-two cents were
«lined without limitatipn (thus establish-
ing a stint basis). the holders of gold
(WWW being held in the country)
would not absolutely withdraw it from
circulation. Mr. Jones said that he hardly
kuewwhat the senator moanlhyaallm
basic or by a seventy two cent dollar Ba
had never seen a acventyawo cent Ibllar.
The “Short lagged luna- Dollar."
Mr. Phenom-Than the aeuator’a argu-
mththagaftcrwo annuaailvurbnaia
(aawacwtalnly shouldhc),lhaowouldha
noinaqualltyin the value or the
hacauaathamomywonld haallsilvert
llr. Janna—And no inequality between it
aldguld.
Ir. Mano—Certainly, because there
wouldbanomldindmulattou. Youcuuld
your-hathggadlilvea'btllinlhcpay—
mtdabmbutwhauyoucmuotomaha
tloowaaabocytolrlshaanpeople. With
thouupuouotafcwpaoplaouthcl’acllo
coauthor-was absolutely nogoldtndm
latte-I la the llnttadStat'aa. Itwouldba
nomatlouloaaytbatthmammlll-
tone at people tu"tha {laminate-who
hadmmaloldeotn.
Cal-(Ammmmll.
Mr.Jonaa(Ark.)addrc—adthuawatolu
erlllelavnufttd htll'l'hadamb
Ill-pooch. Feamhadlmenexpreaaed,ha Ila.
money from Its circulation. new Gila-an.
mmpnndain
"0 JONES“ TAKE 'I‘llll ”00!. ‘57
p» 1
BA“ lIttII: Brooklyn, lo- Plowman»
to": own II. I»; l'hllmleluhla 5
“uglm not null. melon and richuvav- Mr
induce. t, m.
Altltuc‘muuw-
(luciouatt ............ U oooooookt
Flushing ............. aootoIcax—I
lane hits: CInntumul. I. mustang. 19:. Errors:
Cincinnati, 3; l‘lttshnrg, a.
glee-Ian. Schmidt and some: Alum-we.
ALChlcaxo—
Galena ................. cooeooao—t
(lowland ............... 0!! 00003-1!
Ila-shun: chlcngonl: Cleveland. II. M
(tomcat-Alb vow :Beaunaad
11mm Sullivan and Kittrtdga. auaudauaa.
Mayor-'14”
Alllchork-
Nchorh ............ ROIOOOIOD—I
Baotou .............. I O l O t I l o 0—!
I»!
.Phl
rota: Philadelphia, 6; Brooklyn.
Knoll and ltllllm, Bowdcra and
anon M26
At Chicano—
(Me-to
taamstogenruurnr can) new Bald-h
”Farrell Kootcandlack AWN“-
Atlnutlc Annotation.
At Waslutnetou~Waahlugtom ll: Wilmington.
l. Molina: Want-lion. 9: Wilmington, 7.2::-
roca: Washington, ”Wilmington; I. Basilica:
lalouey and Riddle. Gallium and 00mm
At Baltlnwrthlumom 4-. Newark, 8. Blue
Mia: Baltimore. It; Iowa", 1’ Errors: Batu»
ma: Newark, 3. Batteries: mud'l'owu-
lend. llceaud Duty.
a: Wom~Wmoaalcn 6: new llavcu. 9.
Dana hlra: Worcester. It; new Haven, 5. Errors:
Worcester. I: New Haven, 4. Ballads: Stu!-
fovd and 011mm, Gillfiaml and Mord.
At llnnfonlttlrst gamer-Mord. I; Jenny
city, I. Baaohtta: Hartford. 3: Janey ctty.&
Errors: Hartford. I; Janey my, 1
O'Cmor and loose. l‘tugerald and Dowd.
Second ulna—Mord, 0; Jersey my. a Baaa
hlta: Word. to: Jersey City, It. Erma:
Hartford. 1; Jenny City. 6.
All other man
MUST GET A LICENSE.
AI hportaut Chung. in New Jenny's
Hunt-go hwa.
Tumor, May li—The marriage license
bill has passed the house and will probably
pauthc senate. Assemblyman Woolman.
wboiatheauthorofthcbill, aaya: “Thccom
plainta hare been so numerous against the
mutlooac system of aolemniaing mar-
riages in Camden. both bymyown constitu-
auta and by indignant mats and guard-
ians from other states, that I felt it my
duty to make our loose statutes in regard
to marriage conform to the laws in vogue
elsewhere. lleretot‘ore no license was re-
qutrad. and the amount of perjury com-
mitted by the candidates for matrimony in
Camden was simply astounding."
Among other things the hill provides,
that from and alter the 4th day 0! July.
A. D., 1&0. no person in New Jersey shall
be united in marriage until a license shall
have been obtained from the clerk at
the orphans' court in the county when
the marriage shall he performed. If any
preacher or magistrate marry any couple,
black or white, without a license first how
lug been obtained trout the county clerk,
such officer forfeits till), to be recovered by
action of debt.
a Gut-I Inner-II... Dona-entailed.
HARTFORD. May lip—Tho mutant Hi-
bernian denuvnstratiou in Connecticut and
the moat succumtul opening of the national
convention of theA. 0. H. in this country
occurred in this city yesterday. The report
of National Secretary McNella gives the
total number of lumber- in the United
States and Canada as 168,”: inert-as last
your, name; expenditures. summon cash
held by (Inlet, glaucoma; other property
bald, «mama Nearly 5,000 men were in
the attornoon. Before the
parade the regiment o! Hibernian rins-
wupraasntadwith a handinma stand of
color- by the oflecn o! theOrderolBl—
baruianaot Connecticut. Last night there
waaoltwugraudhalls. At Allynhallare—
caption tendered the delegates was attended
by state and city otllcials. The grand
nww youwooldhavctodoaoat whwaalcd by Guru-nor Bulkclcy and
prloaa aqualto .3]deme alafl.
uawfi w» MMMM Who WI“ m Ballot «k1
III-MW MMMIMW “film. "In“. Demo
abanathawtahdrawalofaoldhumeirculr ““0 loiutl caucus assembled
hatnlghtaud immediately went. law the
nomination ofcandldataaturUnltadStatca
aauator. llcpraaulativa , air-(lov-
unovlinott. Hmh'l‘. Kannada»
JudgnUndaayw-eraplacadtnnomluatlon.
Juataathncbalrmauollhacauouawaaor-
darlnuahallota motion was made born
the antl-Cavlble lactlontoadlourn. The
notionwaa by avotoolflto‘
lavavfl cantata mm, however, voted for
humanism-cm.
NI! You. lay Ila—Tho Siberian hilt
W to Phil.-
latnamlllloualgnalursahatm rdtng
to than. Signaturaaara
received-Ill!» ratcot Luna
.213" ‘o...
born the state“ The
atabwlllnnwhavulu nlyupou the Inal-
wee-9W
mucosa: '
Ballerina: Imm- ’
< WHAT 18 K
O :15.
tumult.“ A Doss.
IBM. 9
n h In lalallthla remedy for numb.
flunk“, Multan. Gone and nervous or
new Band-aboa-
Whllw It h a
'or Nervous Headache of the month.
va'cd In. Sciatica ol dyan‘ ammonia-
ardtlontol ever
tan-l Entered to the public
Ho clat-
K U |‘ In.“ Us
bladawplxethzcltwt wtllunt‘eattatn. ltnaada
pom hlnlta powers. for It works wl hour. lalth.
Youdoaothavu towattwoehorda ya turban”.
batcauaotaincuoodraaalutmthclutdcaa
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN All Hollll
ammhtuIIawtllaullceto cure any acutcattach
'fllllEl BOTTLES
Have cured canon of fifteen yoan'
stand lug
Kaila-l on noslpt 0! price, 50:: yr
FOR SALE BY ALL DII‘GOIt-‘fl
one. I) 0000'13 I 00 . (Ia-'1 Agenta,
nth l 'fll ly BOSTON IABO.
llll IIII IIIIII II Inna
'fhc celebrated Benedic- (I Dr. Charla (but;
. They never fall toctl’ret a permanent cure or Flam
punts. mum Urina Al‘ec tour the
non: canes Brlght'a Dianne and 3m complaint
'l'hcyan tlcularly recommended for the use c!
Iauiaa auhjicl to Beams. as they never
fall Ionduecthan to their norm size. and n
tn’elrgoaat perfect form which they pagan In
K
KIDNEY AND LIVER CUBE.
Craig .‘IIdlclle 00.. Passalc. N. J.
m
Plnlsted’a Drug Ste 6.
Booth lore-alt
”Hill“ A BLEI’ISIIIBum to VllllMll
durum tawny“ lSwill}. ign‘gll‘pngtgs
0"“! fto Bolling, l No Inhblini! llc Steam!
DI BI l”)?! fiend“ IthLxgifigng‘tlple Isakn o!
uusoa BROS" Ianolaclnrara.
mm) mdws. song; 1‘
(Ti). ll ROBERTSON. Bangor. Huh 9 mad
HUNT! amateur in his faulty for a can of
Drum whlch ham-Id the physicIana. After using
several Mule- a can. can completed.
I). I. BUDGEN. Ursington. Me . man a mar
vellum cure in his own case. Sntfcrlug from Kid-
ney Dimm and a ucaknca cl Urinary Orgaul, nix
b “ll! of uUS‘l's “Sill-ID? completely cured
him.
nsuoolsr A. ll. RUBINSDN. Jr., Banner. la,
certiflea to the 1th cl the stat. meat
ltr. ll 8 FULLER tlmnttc Mus Iaya his wife
was commonly car-d of Ca anh of the llLaddcr by
six bottlccot BUNT'B BEIEDY. Sim: then
Ir. Puller has a- -ed “URI"! REMEDY himself
for Kidney Disease. and primouncca It a moat re-
markable remedy.
C. N. (hm-navel. Role Arm: New York.
hammer-annulm- town.
/ roman-Ian. .
Wllflfilllll 4
Diamonds. Watches, man.
M'mlmam‘ . ,.
Until“!!!-
Merrill Business College.
« II- mg. mu
Woodman- Ooh->01.
encroach-“13...:
macaw “harmful,“
cations no “that inform”!
l'lltllllfll'l' Inseam. your” omens.
w
PAPERS ‘
Spring Styles.
Thclamcatandnnaat aaamunent tn the town of
Mali. ‘
A Ilna of
Gill: al 25 Int: llIIllI [lull
PAINTING. PAP“ HANGING. KAWIIBIBG
A!!! DICORA‘I'XKG.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
Swan: I What t'a Haw Block.
79 Washington St" South Norwalk.
.rolm ll. roams,
a’muau-‘Ie 1“ Retail ”at“ in 3“ KM] M
Elli. All] W001}
Brick. Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lohlgh, haeka‘wannn, Locust
louutain. Franklin, and
'I‘l’iIlIeIIIIarn tloels.
that lit RUBBER Will
\‘I ashiugtou and Mar
dimer. other at Stilscvn
.,.. 1 hi2. y; Mlal
HITS! HATS!
SprinO‘ Styles.
Still and Soil Hats, Still Huts.
Boy’s Hats and I'apa. Crush flab for men and
huge. Nathan-on flat:- for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention .mld Io
fixing, (‘II auto: and trout-g
ink [lute a2!
Iiurd ‘ tool of
dual? streets.
01.!) AND RELIABLE
lllllll llll'lltl Fltlllll Lilli
South Noiiualk
"Armalk, 0t.
THE PRDPIIJJRS
LITK (IF lilllWKLKlI EMILE
Wltllcavc Plate. 1 R. (Mum street). Rcw
Yru at up I. .tfiatmdayaatlp. In)
Prelghneecl v.0dmun7am loop-I
Return boats leave NorwaIkaup. In.. 8;th
llatwalkat‘wpm
"I‘M lulu from nod recolnd for all
lot-la on the Dunbury D Hmalk and
III’II‘ Railroads at Greatly Reduced
U rllcattou to to the cry at Norm-ll
and will ha Ianl material lots o! freight
lunaw York a In Milly
'Allpalmaarn mung any of the
anptoyacaof thahoataof Illa line on account or
iiinnn nun.
One «I»
Dealt! law...“ Mumrm.
him firm“
Home Oman Poultry a Specialty.
WSW
as Ila-Manam- Mm.
la .
l
l
mmm.’
olden llellvorod t’I-ornptly. «.1
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