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Member no N h. «we Vests last Saturday to. 5c. 1: .m w you to watch Mahmoud" on week,
" l” glance. , {‘1‘ .r .l:
7 Killian bettervaluav than ever before shown, as what are tanned Bargains Wctch it t ,
special mention this week of our
Mohairs in all them shad. -
””1! V which we have bcen‘selling at a reduc-
: I: atalent; 75c and 85c, our prices at the pre- ,
trig-rm 500 and . 65c a yard. Very cheap.
“- Avail yourself of the opportunity. , ‘ ~
I. , CHALU‘ES.
" 2We have also, just received in stock one A
i use of Qhalliss, re arly sold at 22c. All
the heat textures w 'ch are positively at the
" marked cheaper than they can he .
.. ‘ t at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price:
‘ 14 cents yard.
fCB'LAcK Goons. .,
v v This department we make our special
”hind , as for variety of styles and prices, we
irefir in the lead. Our sales are constantly 1-... mm“
‘ v increasing, showing without any hesitancy rwhwgfltg u.
jthit our prices as well as the largest variety m ‘3 m
" are 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
fault"!!!
in” new»
m» spasm.
f made and hung‘by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
will It W“ m ”m"
INSURANCE BUILDING, . -
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In this department we are anticipating an-
other big week. Our sales never during our
history have been more satisfactory than dur-
v
ing the spring and at present Our stock of
fancy scrim, from 10c yard to 75s. are great
bargains: Our-"lace curtains, at every price,
' are within every, one’s reach.
Upholstcries'
in iar e varieties and everything in connect-
ion With that department is complete and we
more every day.
PARASOLS.
We are again. making wonderful induce-
ments this season in our parasol department
in plain silks and Glorias at 99c, $1.25, 1.33,
1.35, 1.39, 1.45, etc , etc.
, are striving to push it to the from more and
We could mention prices in this depart
ment to fill our whole space, but to ive you
an idea we mention a few of our
gains above.
eat her-
We . have‘in stock the largest
assortment of colored paranoia tor the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
011.. GLOTI-IS AND SHADES.
Shades with and withoutlfringe from 250 upwards. Oil cloths in all widths and at every imaginable price.
Shades
lllllt ill lllllll ltllll Bil Willi
W M. 8. SMITH,
SOUTH N ORWALK.
BICYOL'S-
FAWCETI’flS'
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Io. 8 Voter street.
”All. - - "ll
, mutual!
filler Hill at Blnlls
enroll—immune
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mans: Warwick mfihm
Won!“ .35. Mobs-mod-
b-d fa lamb-hunch:
Wheel-u.- ilr Glover,
188 'oaar Itloot. hill loo-uh. apltl h
8 customer.
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27 ISM Harwell.
limtlui Brian, Bulletins
'AndlooCr-eam.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
amour. no ‘ man-nu.
~ “limes;
“ml 00
old F ri‘w ‘
You can obtain itheie, and
loss-‘9
as summer: sun-filmy
a big drive in this fine line of
yon-t
We Wall Every till all Gentleman
in this city and vicinity to sample our
25 CENT BUTTER.
Pure, New, Sweet and of Exquisite Flavor. We are oileiing
Elgin Creamery Butter
And we know if you once try it, we have you for a steady
Our aim is to give you the best goods in quality
and quantity, and we do so by offering you
4 1-2 Pound. for $1.00.
The Bass lillam Llllltll lllll trackers
Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our code are
purest, freshest, the best money can buy, and prices ow. We
are headquarters for
Jones’ Superlative Flour
And numerous other brands which are sold close for cash.
If You are a, Lover of Excellent Coll‘eo
ma'hyothcr goods that will please no.
EYMQU R'S.
Ito llobod r...» M tho Explode}
‘ n! M" M of Inspector Willlllll.
m In the chamber of Death-Bloch-
M I“ NW W unwind:
Wuxusunxr. Pa. May rr.~lt is new
huown that twenty-sir minors perished in
the disaster at Ashley. It was through the
daring a‘lforts-of Mine Inspector Williams
that the terrible flats at the hnpriaoncd
minc- wao learned. Alter numerous otr
tempts toaster the mine through the newly
made opening, the oillctola concluded that
the air currents must be changed and left
with their, workmen tor this purpose.
Being a matter requiring considerable
time. Inspector Williams income impo-
ticntoi dalayandwlth A. Bedaigo Been,
a! Nantlcokc. mods Another attempt to
penetrate the worktop. (lac wounded, do—
apita the strong air current drawing
through the gangway and their satay
lamp-glared and flickered in a monnor
tollingof fearful danger. 'l'bcy persisted
inlhclrottempto. hawovcr, and followed
the gungway mo fact. Waiting but a mo
mentfor the air to clear theyadvauad
down a steep incline of no degree: all) foot
further, when goo became so plentiful that
they again panned. Finally, odvanclngfiw
feet through the min gangway, they came
to a largcchambcvwhlch proved nverltable
chamber of horrors.
In tho Chou-bow or Death.
By the faint glow of their safety lamps
thatwomcu discovered on every side of
them corpses, blackened, burned and
mangled The mine inspector, steeping
with his lump. examined and counted the
bodice—nineteen In all. Here lay a man
with his head missing; therea boy stripped
of nmshrcdof clothing and covered with
woumh; another lay nearby with one arm
and foot blown oil. Dead bodies of mules
laycrusbcd too jelly by mine cars, which
were ”attend olxrut la splinters. Panning
but long enough to ascertain the number
ofdead, twomcnhurrlcd back to the
opcnair summoned help. Stretchm
and sheets were brought, ropes provided
andarudeslcdbutlt to draw the corpses
up the steep incline.
knowing the ”cod.
Soon the work of removing the dead
bodiu was under way and torriblc scenes
were witnessed as they camcto the surface.
Astrongguardof men heldhack the
women who pressed forward madly to
enter the mine. In a abort time (our men
appeared beartnga bodyou astrctcher.
The women tore away the blanket but saw
only blackened and charred remains.
Other bodies were brought out antista-
possible and at noon all but five of those
who were in the mine when the cave-in
occurred had heeniound. The excitement
was intense and the streets in the vicinity
of the mine were completely blocked with
people, many of whom coma from other
towna
vocal-Io! lcomoo o1 behoo-
The scenes of the entire morning in tho
town have never been equaled in the piti—
ful spectacles presented since the great
Avondnle disaster many years ago, when
over mo miners were burned todeoth. A
guord or special policemen is found neces—
aarytokcepthc pmingcrowdawayfrom
the morgue. At 1 o'clock two more bodiu
had been blunghtont of the mine and the
search for the other: won still proposing.
Refused to Caro for Their Conrado.
Thehmbodywaathot of ailnugorion,
who was taken directly to his boarding
house. ills fellow countrymen rcfuocdto
receive the body. but 'lt 1;: taken mm
d tied in a the o t rotate
o’c klutcvgning he laythcrcun-
cared for. an unsightly object. As soon as
thecompany learned that thcbodiaawcrc
being removed orders waoglventhotall
thodaad should be taken to an undertak.
ing mblhhment and unde- pm”
upcaatblc. 'l'bcywerothau later in the
afternoon removed to w homes, am
empanywll one to proper
All tho morning the dead wagons pliod
hack and forth betwan the mine opening
aadthanndcvtakor’smorguo. Napoleon
doocribothc blood cradling ocean at tho
mines, the morgue and at the undertakafa
doblhhmont. Tho dad on being per
iii-hid“ burial n fast as they can be
on such an occasion. Many oftho
bodies have no hoods. others anothdy
nude, and most of them are mangled and
dflgmed. ,
'l'hooe in charge of bodies from
the mines have {DDWWII (no.
cultylnldcntlfying many of the Victims.
wovklngisdllcd with uploaivogaaao
and rcdamp.
I nonunion. man-am was
“his m ‘ roommates.“ ""
life. Afterbchadgonaaabortdistancahe
hoovd‘acruhmdlooking over his shoul-
devuwlionrybshlnd lm. ltiaauppoaed
‘thothowaaconghtbythafallingroof and ‘
buried alive. .
'l’hehodyofllcnrymaynothcfound for
several days. ' John
I” ‘
won but slightly mills inhaled the
fatal after damp. Anthonyhsyne and
Robert W. bola, the other rescued
memonluacritio‘al condition, and iti-
bellsvadthatbothwllldio.
A (taunted no of the hood.
Thcnamaaotthmrcportedbythemcm
lug party to be dead. in and out of the
mine, are: Ellis 1). Williams, Harry Pang,
Owen Parry. Mlohaal'llcmy. Thomas .
Davtv, John , Michael Beallcy, Dan-
iel Sullivan, John MJohn ‘ .
Barry J. Jones, Robert 1. Fri
Charles James; John James, John Will-
iams, Jonathan Williams, Richard Jams,
William Edwards, Thomas J. Williams.
Thomas Claus», Owen Williams, John
Hempocy, Frank Gallagher and two Hun-
garians, named Butts. ’ ‘
, urn. Ilea- Allo- Coloured.
General superintendent Phillipa, in on
interviewwltha reporter, said: “The men
lostthcir llvso,throngh tho unbalance of
Mutant Mine Boas Allen, who insisted
on ”lighting his lamp in me pres-nee of a
large volume of gas. Had he not done so
the men now dead could all have been no
cued alive, as there was a good current at
air pining through thecbomber when the
men had taken rcfugnafterthc covein bad
then p ."
Mun—Fire Boss Allen has died of hh
injuries.
In. Cull-lo Ferdinand.
mnrolrr, Ky, May 17.-Immediatoly
oitertbe Democratic joint legislative can.
mshadheen calledtoorder last evaulng
Senator Cooper arose and announced the
, .. withdrawal of a-
GM
: .mengasit become
'evident that the
say’s follow-en,
however, stood by
J. a. casual;
him, and eight of the Knott votes went to
Representative HoCreary. The ballot ro-
aultsd; Corllsla. 5:); Lindsay, 33; Mo
Crcary, ll]. Representative Smith thonan- _
Bounced the withdrawal of tattvo
McCreory. Before the roll call for tho
second ballot was concluded it was evident
as...“ “‘3'“ flow»? “hm
amid mm: con-
fI-lon the vote was announced: Cull-lo,
1!; Lindsay. as 0n the motion of Senator
Thomas. on behalf of Judge Lindsay and
his friends, Mr. Cnrlislc'a nomination woo
made unanimous, and a committee of live
was appointed by the chairman to notify
Hr. Carl isle of his nominoticn and to col:—
dlct him to the chamber. .
The Elevated Railroad Con-rod.
NEW YORK, May lit—During the trial 41
a land damage suit against the elevated
railroadcompany the court caused some-
thingofasensatlon by warning the low-
ym of the componythat if furtherdllatay
readings were indulged in, it would be
the duty of the court to stop the running
d trains on the road. flours were occuplad
in examining witnesses when minut-
wonld sullen The object was evidently
to delay the proceeding: 'l'o tie up the
ruodwonld inconvenience the public and
the court had always hecdcdthlopleowhen
potiobythccempany,butthe plea could
notbeuodtocompeltbcoonrt to submit
hubs-delays ltwasaa scvhmsamatv
tafnvthacourtstobsblockul as for tho
latte be blocked.
A Contract labor law loll-
l
r
l-
i
i
i
is ill“ Composer Walter
Damrosch'a Bride.
"i Puritans wronrso name
no «my construe at am
uranium“ our-rumour”
Pres-oc- of Ito-duds of WW
amnion-W
Vacuums, lay rz—‘l‘he avant condo L
ofooec'fthcmost notable wedding that
has, mined the police! Washington sod- ‘
ctytormanyadnywaa thciollowlng simple
but elegant invltuoniauedacvcral days
'80: '
memes-W weara-
glflm , to Kr. oborDomroacb.
com-y. I1.otlo‘aleok.
It Marl-no W Washington.
'l'bacrm ‘ythotmadvona the yarns
composersndthaaccrotaryofdtoté’odongh—
~ to: took place at
the Blaine m.-
aicn, No. “Lloy-
cttc Iquaro, in the
‘ presences! a dis—
tinguished com-
pany. Rev. Dr.
' ‘ Donglisofli
0n occount oi
the recent deaths
were of the sin
plat character.
Thcbrtdcwu attired in a plain coho oi
white-ilk. lthsaidtobsoneet thecost-
licat of Worth's minus and was design-
odto revealthsgrooafullgureoiflin‘
Blaine.
Them-ids and groomweremndcmanand
wife beneathamoouo thwal hell hung
from the ceiling of the beautiful drawing
room. The conventional but man and
bridesmaid were conspicuous by their ab
sense. The house was a veritable bowerof
roses and other flowers.
'l'ho Distinguished Gusto Prescott
Afterthe ceremony was performed Mr.
and Mn. Damroach m warmly congrat'
ulatcd by the presidont and Mrs. Harrison,
vice president and lira Morton, members
oftho “O Ii it! W and
friends present. A sumptuous ex-
tremely palatable wedding buakfaat fol-
lowed. Among he five hundred gum
present, in addition to those already men-
tioned, were mentor and Mrs. Plate,
Mann! Mn Chauncey MDapewond
Speaker Hosted, at New York; err—Senator
and Mrs. Davin, his. end Mrs. Andriw Car—
negie, Mr. arid Mes. Stephen B. Million
Joseph Merit“, of Chicago; Xr. undue?
Russell Barrisonondllr.andflrs._ co,
Assistant ’
WALT!!! DAM".
'vh r a.- ' mini-alanin-
on avdu. unmo- , '
terRomnu’pd _ _ end Chats-ca
Struvc,tholulionmilliߢ.
W'm’wm
Item. "
mndaomwuldfidrmmfl
the raid” at fl. and We. Err-rm
Blaine. as. 29d last. they Oticipotc
mtingonn Wmurwithhfr.m
biraCan-glc. 0n thcinrctnrnthq
occupy the beautiful Madison avenue mi
denccinlvfia'lv:i York presented to themby
no.
m‘suryormcomrp.
NimBloinoanerJhmmachMmct
atadinnergivenbyhlr. Carnegie at Kil-
Wui-Scotland,wherchebodlcoocdo
magnificenteotatefortheacaaon. Oaths
’coaehlngtripthenaxtyeartbeyoung poo
plewerescotcdoidobypidc the
alprmuranammcmnymm Archi-
grandoldcnstlethcoourtahipmrbegan,
and in thewalksocruuthhntbcovmd
mandinaimla'aawandcrlngs through
the moonlit ardent. who! "my bush
couldtcllatilcoflovoandevevy stones
trndltkrn of romantic intermt, the old story
waatoldagaln.
WWI". Inc.
Last momma, while Secretory Blaine
aldhlafarhilywmotnar Harbonbdlwc
cvsnthelrlttalntrmncrat lisillalne'a
Windham widopcred, obeand
Mr. were
inhhoBllith “'“m
ilyths cwcmcnlu 1
less. .
IT WILL RELIEVE you IN All HOUR '
and one bottle
.J° homologue.
lllll'llsrlllllllg
In D - Intention—adv for-mu
“figment. a mo:
loot-wand”
Whileltflamualidufila
forwliclhhmundcd. The Mb
1
salt Milwaukee-rte
orllcvoaaB-dochooftbame‘
flm cf ”Malia
will mm cure any mm
It"!!! BOWLEC
Ilavo cured cocoa of fifteen ycoro’
otondlng.
lulled on receipt of price. we yr
ron sax; or an. moonw-
cno. c. ooonwrw o co, (so-'1 Ago-lo,
ma 1 no 1y nos'row. use.
«Complaint.
'l'hcyare lyrwummmcndcdfatheuaoof
laolcotlatarc subject to Boom: as they never
foilmvcdnccthcmlo their ”ensure,“ i:
that palm loan which they
iiiin lllll urn on
Craig ledlelne 00.. Pascale, N. J.
soLn ar-
Plolsted’a Drug Store.
South Novwalk.
up“
solidly
Kidneys and Bladdchiseasg.
Oct. 3. l'. Tlhbutgot Dover, N. ll.,o for-er
loote- lhnggbt. a’tcr giving an iota-tin ac-
counts! hladatywtththo Armyof the Potomac.
lid: “ltwaslntharwa-pof lbsChtckahe-hy
thtlcoorractndacoarpllcotlm of discos.
"‘ ‘" ”‘f‘u‘fi’g‘ "em... mp...
. a
mu“ semi: Li’s-nay“ will
II 'o
or“ nimummg
you as ' .
enabling hi- to obtain mortal only:
day.“ hombre balls! that had
lo-oov
Hood's Muhwcoldhavebcenland
ycanof tumble antral-g. Be wise—
[ISE IIUNT’S REMEDY.
c. it. m,» amen-van
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THE BEST CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
anotho‘
lcuapetnhvalaoh'oncdlcla the tow diseas-
therualtofeloaastadyateno stout-Io .
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