I
3
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We make special mention this week of our
Wplete line ot Mohair: in all the best chad-
” fl which ,we have been selling at a reduc-
rate at 75c and 850, our prices at the pre-
ate 50c and 65c a yard. Very cheap.
entail yourselt of the opportunity.
, CHALLIES.
, 33% have also just received in stock one
eugenf Challies, regularly sold at 220. All
the heat textures which are positively at the I
‘ marked cheaper than they
’ bought at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price
4 cents yard.
BLACK GOODS.
' V This department we make our special
‘ .atud , as for variety of styles and prices, we
' are 51' in the lead. Our sales are constantly
'nereusing, showing without any hesitancy .mag-m. '2'
that our prices as well as the largoat variety 3WD *3 W
are 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
can be
the
mud! Ede
z.
lull: lcr lcllall’c Bczar Plflll'lll.
M. 3. SMITH,
INSURANCE Bologna, -
tum-murmur.
(m
Tail: mammal fall it POUR
bargains-
’, -... l -< ”our great Inleofhdies’ Vat: lut saturday for 5c. It will'pay you to watizh that same window this week.
have boner valuecthan ever before shown, as what are tenncd Bargains. Watch it"!
«or u'rcc or worn or
“ lll ' ll talc llc arlocrl
lllllllllllllll. «no I. rclclcrr all can cr 0
In this dclntrtment we are anticipating an-
other big Week. Our sales never during our
history have been more satisfactory than dur-
ing the spring and at present. Our crock of
fancy scrims. from We yard to 75.: are great
Our lace curtains, at every price,
are within every one's reach
in large varieties and everything in connect
ion with that department is complete and we
are striving to push it locthc l'ronr tlmrc and
more every day.
Uplittlslirlicfi
' PARASOLS.
cut m - 1
h mm r gums abot e.
We are again making,' wonderful induce-
ments this season in our par-ash! department
in plain silks and Glorias at 99c, $1.25, 1 33,
1.35, 1.39, l.45, etc , 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 best bar»
We have in stock the largest
act-sortment of colored parosols tor the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
and at every imaginable price.
OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES.
- Shades with and without fringe from 25c upwards. Oil cloths in all widths
_ made and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose :tlnnc.
Shade.
lccclc l’cr Slrlcr lrlcrl llrc llcrlc.
- SOUTH NORWALK
PAP-Ens ouluurto to
ltroucoo
we ;
umwmmmmat
at 25 cal: llnllc Ball .fiwmmmmmm
fmrmnmmmsuonm
. m mum
DEGKER's
and Wall Paper Store,
MIMI...“
All) SULPHUR.
The lost comm ramn. Icon for
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mkmmmhl—‘m ”a?“
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toad ohm than... tom man»
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; chipmunk. '
“It u-onmurm
.lchIlll l Sill,
“summon.
5IW Streetfiouthlovwallr
mm Hermit.
llnllllttt Balm, Bltlccfittcr
And Ice Cream.
Orion Promptly Attended To.
emu. . 7.1. mm
l'lllllll'l'lllll
ccrlc Bllllllllll.
not new
W.B.IEEKER&00.
customer.
are headquarters for
Ni Wart Errrl till or“ concern
In this city and vicinity to S'tl’llplt} our
25 CENT BUTTER.
Pure, New, Street and of lixouisile Flavor.
a big drive in this fine line ol
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 Pounds for $1.00.
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'l'lrc Bccs lrcco erclr lllll trackers
Have the largest sale of any in this state. Our goods are
purest, freshest, the best money can buy, and prices low. We
\YH 211- Mining
Jones’ Superlative Flour
And numerous other brands which are sold close for cash.
If You are a Lover of Excellent Coffee
You can obtain it here, and many other goods that will please
you, at
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
83 WASHINGTON STREET, BOUT. NORWAIJ‘.
F. H. NASH 8r BRO.
PLUIBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAI
AND 110T All! HEATERS.
llcccmd cna, no crane, class, on at n no
flow opened for the min; trade. Prion very low.
won and sheet Irén Ware.
m urt-6 ovum. rte-no gin .- n all.
Oomlflnud‘bfllm mica-walk
, n,
“the Mt Gonna]
To EXECUTOBS, ADMINIS-
TRATORS and TRUSTEES.
a, ,
m. I“... if”
y
[Bill-ITS "0P3 WAS PUTILI.
no VIII“ sum Bonn“ court m
u (Ar-ll - Writ o! lmr. oral “to II!-
dono- Ilut Be Expected According to
lawwKa-umlcr's only “his.
Wanmsmnx. May 24. «rWllltntn Kunm—
h-nnnst die by the Empire blata- method 0!
capital puoiabrncnt. 'l'he judges-rt the su-
preme noon at tho Coiled states have
ununtmouoly (tented Attorney fibermnn’s
application for a writ of cm»:
The wort reviews the binary of the en-
actment of the law, beginning with the
statement contained in the annual W
of the governor of New York, Jun. 6, 1885.
The auction of the constitution of New York
relating to “cruel and unusual punish—
hhmentu” is also quoted. This provision
had its origin in the act of parliament of
mm, “declaring the rights and liberties of
the ouhjcct and settling the succession of
the crown."
The Opinion 01 the (food.
"This declaration of riglntn," says the
court. “had reference to acts of the exec-w
tin and judicial departmcnlnof the govern.
nwut of England, but the language in query
tiou an used in the cormtitution of the state
of New York was intended particularly to
operate upon the legislature of the state to
whom warm] the punishment of crime was
unrest wholly confided.
"So that if the punishment prescribed
for an offense agaiunt the laws of the state
wore manifestly cruel and unusual, as
burning at the stake, crucifixion. breaking
on the whwl, dinemlmwrling, or hanging
in chains, it would he the duty of the courts
to ndjmlgc such penalties to be within the
constitutional inhibition. And we think
this equally true of the eighth amendment
in its application to congress. Punish-
mfllls arc cruel become they involve tort-
ureora lingering death: but the punish-
ment of death in not cruel within the mean-
ing of that word as used in the constitu-
tion. it impliesthere ismmcthing inhuman
and barbarous, something more than the
mere cart-ling of dissolution.
What Ilse New York Court; Held.
“The courts of New York held that the
mode adopted in this instance might be
said to be unusual tmwtse it was new,
but. that it could not in: mounted to he
cruel in thelight n: that mnnmon knowl—
‘cdge which has stamped certain punish
ments on such; that it was for the legisla-
tureto say in what tctnnncr sentence of
death should be ext-clued; that this act
was panned in the effort to devise a more
humane method of reaching the result;
that the courts worn bound to presume- that
the legislature was [nun-soul ‘t the facts
upon which it took action and that by evi-
deuce taken Iliunde the statute that pre-
onlnplion could not be owrthrown. They
indeed went further. and cxprcwed the
opinion that upon the evidence the logis-
laturo had attained by the act. the object
had in view in its gnome.
A Philly Proper Decision.
“The decision of the state courts rimmin-
lag the validity of the an. under the mate
«institution is not mcmnlinnhlc here. nor
was that decision against any title. right.
privilege or immunity specialty set up or
claimed by the petitioner under the consti.
union of the ("cited States. Treating it
ms involving an adjudication that the
statute was not repugnant to the federal
countitntiun, that conclusion was so plain-
ly right that we should not be justified in
allowing the writ upon the wound that
error might have sli;’ri“1’l:t:vl therein.
Tut Pounce-III Amendment.
“The fourteenth amendment did not
mlically change the whole theory of the
relations of the state and federal govern-
mots to each other, and of both govern.
mentor tn the people.
"The same perwn maybe at the some
time a citizen of the l‘nirml States and a
citizen of a state. Protection to life. lib-
erty and pmperty mus with the state». and
the unwrulmom furnishes on additional
guarantee against any encroachment by
the notes upon those fundamental rights
which helm»: to every citizen an a member
of society. but which rights the stale gov-
ernment» were created to catabl’nth And so
cure. The privilege-s and immunities of
citixerm of the United States on distinv
gu'mhtd trom the priVilrgt-n and imtnunb
tics of the citizens of the states are indeed
protected by it. but thme are privileges
mluornnnities origins out of the nature
and mortal character of the national gov-
ernment, and they do no! embrace the
privilege, and immunities of the citiunl
or the state.
Content-g ” line I’m 0! low."
“A: dru- process of law in the fifth
annulment return-d to that low of the
land which derives t. ' authority from the
logic-dame powm wok-nut upon congress
bythe countitution ol the United State:
exercised within the limits therein
«tribal and interpreted weanling to the
principlu of common law, no to the (turr-
tceuth annulment the more wont: refer
to that lav: of the land in each state which
derives in authority from the inherent-rod
reserved power» o! the state exerted within
thallmlto 0! that [minimum principle-
of liberty and junta which lie at the”
dollurelvtl and political imitation
Undoubtedly the Wm! forbid- my
unitary dcpvlvotlon of life. llborty and
MIL-Dd mm urn-l proudlou to
all under like circuntsuma in the enjoy-
mtoltbotrrlghu, and in the ulmlnlo
tmion of «villain-l justice requires that no
dtnmnt or higher punt-blunt shall be lrn»
priced upon moths loci on k pmvcvthod
(oval! for lthMlmtltmdulpod
tolntovfmwflhthomwot the Irate to
Wthltmllhemvn Ind Wyn!
helium: and to We their health.
w. morale. education and! good olden
The law In cal-“MI“.
"The mantel this nutm- wan to it
veil with- the hulls-.3- sphere of the
legislative power of the dot. and l-tho
H
doth.
in: but
”Wmmmmm.
Who Won Kowloon. I
Annular. N. Y.. Ma] film-Rev. 0. A.
Winn, Kemrnler’o :piritual ndvtaer,
mid hit evening that he had talked with
the condemned man «incoming thowrlt
of m applied for by Counsellor Sher
man. and that homeowner) bad no hope:
of the wurt “raining it. “The most he
hopes for," said Mr. llouubton, “ixthat
the argument on the (‘llt‘filluu of jurisdic-
tion will come up no late in the stat:
oourtn that it must nmwrlly go over
until the September tuna. when he believer
that he will be again remanded to the cm
tody of Warden Danton to ho executed
without delay. He has his mind made up
to die and believes that the death content:
will be carried out.”
THE NEWS OF CENGRESS.
All Annulment to the Liquor lull—TI"
new. neutro- the has not.
\Vasnrxcrou, May 24.——ln the senate Mr.
Foulkncr gave notice of an amendment to
tlwhillrclnting to liquors tumor-ted lute
pvohihltory states, provitlim,r that out-l:
liquors; shall be considered an incorporated
apart of the common mass of property
within the state and subject to regulation
nontro‘l and taxation in the exercise of tho
state’s police powers. Mr. Call uttered 5
resolution calling on the president for in-
formatiouantotlm landing of an armed
force from the revenue cum. McLane at
Cedar Keys, Fla, the forcible entry ‘ot
houses and the pursuit of citizens in tht
surrounding country, and asked for it:
adoption.
Mr. Edmunds—Let it go'ver. Ido not
know that it states the truth. The resolu-
llsn went over.
The consideration of the naval appropri
ation bill was resumed and the amendment
of the committee on appropriations to
strike out. the item for 860,011) for repairs
of the dry dock at the Boston navy yard
was rejected. The amendment to strike
out the appropriation of $50,000 for recon
ctr-noting the buildings destroyed by fire
at the l'ortamouth (S. H.) navy yard was
also disagreed to. as were several other
amendments reported by the committee on
appropriations to Eltl'lki' out other terns for
the same navy yards. The senate bill for a
public building at Canton, 0., the cost not
to exceed atomic. was taken from the cal- h
code: and pruned. The tnrtfl bill wasre
ceived from the house and referred to the
committee on finance.
Mr. Htandford addressed the senate in
advocacy of the bill introduced by him
some days ago providing for loans by the
government on agricultural lands. The
principle of the government learning money
upon property. he said, is completely wtab
llshctl in its present advance of a) per cent.
upon govemmcut bonds.
The tremendous results of energizing
thlstcr cent. and putting it into activ-
ity are apparent to all. Equally valuable
will bc the energizing ol the latent force:-
01 real estate. The bill confines its pro
visions for loans to agricultural lands, but
in time they will probably be extended to
some-other kinds of property and even to
manicumitirs, with proper restrictions.
"The bill provides." lu- snid, "for what
may, perhaps, not ltrtpt’upcrly be termed a
revolution in finance. on.” do not expect
that it will be adopted until it has beef!
fully considered by the people and has met
with their approval. lmove that the bill
be referred to the committee on finance.”
The bill was so referred.
The house constmml the day in disease
tug the river and harbor bill. So action
was taken. The speaker appointed Mr.
McMillan Frenchman rcfrt‘n- on the cue
tom.» mlrniuifimtive bill in place of Mr.
('arlislc. excuscd.
IN LABOR'S WORLD.
The Hinrn' ('ungvou Soyl the Stole
should l‘h n “lurking lhy'o Length.
lllll'SSlllfi. May its—Tn the Mincrs‘ eon-
gms, at Jolilhont, British Delegate Pick-
nrd urged the necessity that future con-
gresses should receive a better American
representation. Mr. Wilson ( British) moved
that the commons uppmve the principle of
state intervention to fix the lengthof a
working day. The French, ticnnnn. ltclv
gum and Austrian delegation» \‘Utctl unuui»
mously in favor of the motion. Twenty
British delegates voted for it and nine
against it.
Mr. Hardielllritisln pmrmcd to renew
the call for a general (‘t’xttlllull of work on
May day. The (it-mum delegates protested
against the propoonl.
SEW Torts, May zit—«At a meeting of
“waiters last night, after an mhlrt-m by
Secretary l'omcroy, of tho Chicago “'nltcvu’
Insect-lion, it was rmmlvml to uupport the
Chicago ntrikern and to take action in cm
my one attempted to trend men from here
to supply the places of the strikers.
SEW Yottk‘. May 3t.~'l‘he annual cou-
vention of the Pattern hlukon.’ National
has ended. 'l‘. J. Mctiormell, ol
Pitt-burg, was clcctcd president for the
we cunning year. The next convention will
be held at (“bk-nun. lt WM decided to
make a formal demand for the eight hour
day on March l, mu.
Butte. \‘t., May fl.~~'l'be granite out
“11' trouble here is being mutt-d, and
work will be mutual own.
Burrow. May noun» principal frntun
In the mlll honda‘ utviko won on important
occasion to the rank» of the striker-not
thirty men from In. Holland «ll: (‘ofn ml)
and blind mllln. The ntrlkent are highly
elated over their mum in recelvlntr this
contingent. ’l‘ho situational. the mills ll
Just that name. no new men being rerun-ted
as having been hired to llll the ntrihcrn'
ACTlNG SPEAKER MARSH STRICKEN.
A Ind Incident II ”to Aquavit-Milt o!
the Now in»; Int-Into".
Tomcat, 1". 4.. hilly Erin-Thu lch 1031»
laturo adjourned clue die May ‘Et alter bo-
tng tn ecu-Ion nineteen weeks. The honor
returned to concur in the senate amendment
tothe lncldantol expenm hill bureau-o ll
mutual an Item for tractor», the extreme
at the llndoon county nemtsvrtal lnvootlp-
tion. This caused the whole bill to ho
. c, ‘ tW ‘-
7 W _ av no.
~ ”worms-rammim
Datum A 065:.
WHAT IS KlllllLL‘?
It to II lumllhle medv for Rhona-um,
Neurolgll. Sol-um. Gout and Nervous or
Hour-lg": “council".
Jolly-'1‘ O (:15 .
While it to a proprietary mediciw. u ts none the
In: a potent. vntusb e epo‘cillc ill} the tow disc-w
for which it is recommended. he mnbtnolton ll
the malt of close study at the bedrlda of patient:
Inflaln with knenrtwtsm. both acute Ind chronic
Mill roeronn Headache of the moat Iklzl't
voted form. Sciatica of yeon‘ alluding, Lumbugo
and Guru of every type of severity.
K” “01‘ h is or 1. presented to the publlc
under false odors No claim
to nude whleh the remedy will not sustain. It motto.
no faith in it: men. for It wort: without him
You do not have to welt week-or day! for benefit.
but can note the good malts from the first dose.
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
and one bottle will outline to cure any acute attach
THREE BOTTLES
Have cured cases of fifteen years'
standing.
Mailed on receipt of tonne. 50o p"
FOR SALE BY ALL DEI‘CGIS'Pfi
GEO. (3. GOODWIN B CO , (1an Agents,
Inch 1 'oo ly BOSTON uasa. '
USE DR. CR 116’s
logical Kllccr and Liver Ccrc
Crown Planters lllll Fine.
The! are the only Sate Remedies to are 'or three
Inltcted wt' h Brit '3 Disease, Liver Complaint and
Urinary Affection Only those prcpamj in the
our v0)! are the Oriental and the only Kidney
on;’ Liver ('uro rtut will restore you to p-rftct
tit.
Ail Ladies ['33
1‘. 33. R. 3.
Craig Hulk-inc (70.. l’assaic. S. J.
ifioTr‘
Platsted's Drug Store.
apt! South Novwalk.
ll BlESSIllB to WBMSH
The terror» (1‘ the Wash Day
dorm away with. title-quarter
the time of tho old tiny, and
no trouhlu.
“H No Bolling ! No Rubbinglle5le1'a!
:r! if of your Grow r. or
1
Send l2: ts. (or sample cake of
' " Heathen Dirt“ Soup to
ALUSOI BR05.. Ianuludureflt
I
HIDDLL‘TOWE, COS-V.
ankll'l lv
llrc FLAVltl 'l'HlllLL ii I)
O s O y I I
Poqnonotlt. Conn . ray:- iu a practice of thirty you:
she ha preterm-m nl’NT'S RELIED? In many
ans wlrh great succere Among tic-re one site:
Ir” a great sufferer from Krduey Complaint who
come over tr. in England Four bo'tlul made him
I well man; {our the» of [honey wheretheswelllng
wl- enormorr Dr. Thrall treated and cured with
ulfls‘t'! RBIIDT. so: uyot—“ln than
[HINTS REMEDY ourcn
when 2 wrything else lath "
PUWIIRS It. Cu . Drum Ira. Got-hen. N Y .
write: "We have top: HUNI'S REMEDY in
stock men years and have cheerfully recomxended
it in even rune of metrics trom discounts of the
thncye, Bladder. czb Salel increase by good
word: or thou: who have been bonanttou."
C. X. Corvus-row, Elolc Agt-m, New Ymk.
THE BEST CUTTER ”‘4 THE WORLD
RAZORS
mmmmumvm.
“arm our com
Y‘hwkv
no more mun-m lo M
mrsi'iiiciiiii’scccr
llomcr B. lloyl
Removed
llldllllllhlll lllllll
scorn 103W“
new
lot Icon
fl Hi:
all. %nm b
a wan-m mm. In: comm: _
FAwggTT. =
Srcclal 8ng Trial
Firc Lechcrc Hats at $1 cccl
Good value It .150.
El--gant Wreaths for Trimming
2-5 (I: "I'S EACH.
r A w (fir TT’ 5 ,
llcalcccrlcrr lcr lllllirclt
No. 3 Water Street.
XOWALK. - - - 003R.
Halli Notched and Proceed la the Latest Style to
llll'l'llll mm.
L
Wt
One Quality , -’l‘lm Bout.
fleet Veal, lamb, lotion. Pot Bolt Ind Inch.
darned Beef. Smoked Toh’gue Hm.
Shoulders. armamgaéogm. linol-
Drll. .
Home Dressed Pooltn- a Specialty.
Order-9 Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street
BICYCLES.
f, ‘ u.
.fl': ._. ";~—' _.
Headquarters tor thr. Warwick Perfection. Safety
and (utter blah g‘ltie Wheels. Alan a
Safety. all ball bearings. :75. Planet»: second-
hand Wheel: for rule. repairing tn Ill its brunch.
Wheeler ch Glover,
I33 Water Street, South Non-II. spit) 3n:
F. KOCOUR,
llERflHlN'l‘ TAILOR
is ready to show the finest and target stick of
SPRING and SUhllEll llllllllS
Which hr.- will me up in the bet of style. at the
Iowa! Dl’icu.
Sottnlactlon Guaranteed.
[7 North Main Street
p'.‘ r! WHITE NORW ALK. tftrNN
Horse Buyers
We are constantly re-
ceiving Pine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the I‘ll-
EST COACHERS. the
BEST ROADBTERS. the
OHEAPJST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST assonmnn'r or
BALE HORSES in Patr-
fleld County. Parties
wanting any kind of a.
Home. can be united
81:31:. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRANTED.
M. II. PA “SONS.
Blflllllllll l‘l'lllll Fill.
”5 t!
NEEKWEAB!
Fluent and Largest blue
of 25c. Hearts in Town.
Also on tor-venue Itno It “to,
"9" etnowlevo at no.
CALL AND BE CONVlNCED.
u... mum... Wm...) .W%
Davis
The Tgllor.
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