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hibnsnfl‘ahasdwfdths A heasuhllise of Bella ldge.0ro‘a Onto libbtns.allPsreBllk.
“misund- ”rendition-am.
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Mahsckemo Hotel Block, South Norwa‘lk, Conn.
A savings Institution for the Peopleg
Benefit.
The right oods in the right place. Everything can be
found in the line oi
BllfllS Mill SilllES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
mmwnmmwnw-mmm-owemmusm; has made.
Iadiee’ Ella Kid Button reduced from 89.00 to Si 85.
ladies Paris Hand Sewed Kid Button reduced iron: 33 50 in 32,50.
Ladieo’ Princess Kid Ttp Button reduced [tom 83 00 to 82 00.
ladies' Corinne Kid Tip Button reduced from 32.00 to $1.50.
0. H. HARVEY,
w. Brim ft or.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OFFER TO-DAY
, 500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
, \Unfortunate Importer.
”champion-made by a mum-cans. ammo»
”hummus!”-
Prices will be $5, $7.25, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
hallshovetheflmgtadssotwoaroalih. isthis
Wonderful Purchase
sauna-unassuming. wanna-urea. lotuuflumslike. cue-noun.
OTHER BARGAINS.
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WAGONS
lewaadssrnnthsnd
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Priceti to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
WY TILLY.
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Elli]. All W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehiglr. backawsnna, Locust
‘ Ionntain. Franklin, and
Wilkesosrre Goals.
Alert for RUBBER Pllll'l
Yard‘ (not at Washington and liar
shell streets. Branch oifioe at Stileon
“vars Ettor- , Mini
lllllS'l'lillSl
museum every Saturdaymrrn-
in.
no, olefin. San Fill
Spinach. Radishes. Asparagus
Prom Green's Yarns every leaning.
Pure Tomato Cstsnp, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PBOIPTLY.
HUNT llELllFF
l‘le Proolo’s Store
36 Main Street. Norwalk,
In the Place
Tolielowprlesaoaallkialsot
FURNITUBE!
BABY 00A on E8
sore elm rear] to east. on. those
Parlor and Chamber Suits
'0' camera
lsiseteserythlngiito ts yer outlaw. tkn
film i lies}.
All WAllllM'lEll,
200 Do:.
Filo loll w Potatoes,
EARLY ROI!
main--
snort or macs.
5 002., 95 els.‘
m use me All we lollll'l‘flll.
Ioelllthas Will-III”
”I were Dolly W is the col-
My loo Gama Leased-Ins»
rounded when Icebergs.
New Yeas,llayn.—Wlthheestomand
Mentalist! o8 and her stout iron
hewsmshdimthe’l'hlagvailaliaestosm»
shipThingvsllaesmeintothlsporty-tsr
day from Copenhagen. She brought seven
cabin, twenty-four intermediate and ill
eterna- pamonmaud they all had no
Neatoi-thonkinlthatthsyweroagain
soieonlsndinsteadotstthebottomoiths
onesn,aiatethoateamer, withall on
board, narrowly escaped. The Thingvalls
laitCopenhagenoulsy6 Likssllllenish
stasmemthe'l‘hingvsils took as directs
eonssoaspmnihle for New York. Thisled
hes-right through the dangerous iceberg
as. Isa Into an Iceberg.
At 8 o'clock in the morning of May 19.
when 00 miles east oi St. Johns, N. 1",. sh!
ran head on intoanioehsrg oriloe over
in!) ioet square. and standing twenty-live
isotormotnout oi thewater. There was
hardly any warning oi the impending dan-
ger. ior the lookout, Peter Andreas Jor-
genaen, only saw the berg just bsioro the
vessel crashed into it. The Thingvalla car-
ried no search light, but had the ordinary
lights out. The weather was hasy. The
captainwas aroused bythe shock oi the
collision and rushed on deck. Lookout
Jorgensen said he saw the bcrgpo-ibly
four minutes before the vessel struck. Sec-
ond Odicer Jorgensen, who had beenior
wardtwo minutes beiore, saw the anemone
msseoi least the same time,andhsrdly
had the lookout‘s warning sounded before
the second oilicer gave the order to more!
the engines and go in]! speed astorn.
Twenty ‘l'oua Tumbled Aboard.
The Thingvalis was slightly to the left
at the center oi the big dos, and the order
to starboard the wheel was given too late.
The steamer's engines had stopped and
began to back when shewasstruck,and
this. with the isct that her bows ran nudes
an overhanging ledge, was what saved her
irom being sent to the bottom. Had the
sides oi the berg been perpendicular the
bows oi the Thingvalia would probably
haveheen entailed down to her keelaon.
As it was she ran iairly against the icy
mass, and Capt. Laub reached the deck
just in timeto see about twenty tons oi
huge ice blocks tumble on the steamer”!
iorward turtlcback.
llc Slept Through It All.
Many oi the passengers were thrown out
of their berths by the shock. and they be
gautorushoudcck byscores to learn the
cure. The uptain and oilioers soon re>
stored their confidence and the majority
went back to their berths. A low hysterical
oncsremained on deck, but both unicorn
and passengers declare there was at no
times panicon booed. One man. a cabin
passager. slept soundly until 7 o’clock.
andhownoverymnchsstoniahedto know
that a collision had occurred. After the
collision the Thingvalla backed oil a quar-
tarotsmiloandlsyto. She was in lati-
tudofldep 10 min, longitude ”do“ 0
min, andaix big bergs were in sight. She
was badly injured
0n examining his vast Capt. Laub
ioundthatahewastakingin no waterbo
low decks, although her bows. on a level
with thctopoi the turtieback, werncruahed
inboard a distance oi five feet. The cut
waterand stem were both smashed, while
the plates of the bows on each side oi the
stern were smashed down to within two
ieet oi the water line. Sixteen plates were
broken, and in the heavy swell barrels oi
water came in through the hole in her
bowsandlloodcd tho iorecastle. A limit
bulkhead oi planks was built between the
torecastloand the la'eakinthc humour!
that Capt. Laub had about flity barrels oi
ocmentput into the hole, completely filh
ingthospacebctweenitandtheshorednp
planking. This stopped the water from
stopping over into the iorecaatls.
Ila Bank the Gainer.
Capt. Lanb commanded the Thingvalla
in August. 1”, when she ran into and
sanktheGolseroithessme line. A large
number-d the Geiser's passengers were
lost. A hole extending back twenty-ions
test was knocked in the Thingvalla's bow
on the water line in tho wiiision and her
captain. sitar making heroic alerts to
mve W oi the Goiaor. steamed
backward into Haliisx. using a schooner
attached by hswsers: tor a rudder.
Blue and Gray Together.
Vicasst'no,llisa.,hlay 21.-—The binasnd
grayronnion wasopenedherestnoonbys
national salute by Warren Light
homthoconrthonso
:3
the
«nor andPastCommandeMn-Chlei
WaithoG.A.it.,oiToledo,0. The
ureataaseMwithvisitarasndnothing
could sensed the eordlality existing be-
srmim.
MIMI-ya-Jns toast-slot
IsolatildaPrieeReahmothsroinesk-
ultesdJookplaceirom the
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mnemonic!“ at WWW
tie-meats. ‘ .
‘i. lay Sinners appears in The
2- orally and sarcastic letter from
Ir. Stanley. in which the explorer replica
tobommenu tmrently passed upon him by
Prime Mllllsh-r Salisbury. Mr. filwley
doom that be has any other than a purely
sentimental intent“ in the African couti«
neat. lie says, however. that on ascertain-
ing that a large numwroi his iriouds have
invested their lands in an Air-icon scheme,
the charter oi which is notworth a counter-
i’elt slrpcnce. unless the conditions oi the
compact with Germany are inflesihly insin-
tslned, and all indications evidence the
government's willingness to assist Ger-
mans rather than Englishman, he has ad-
vised his iricnds to locals their territorial
limits in Airloa.
He says he seeks no quarrel with either
England Germany, and boldly adds that ii
the demands oi Germany are to be con.
ceded, economy would be ‘ practiced by
making over to that country as a iree gift
the entire British African sphere. In that
event British investors might recover as
many shillings as they had been so credo-
lously victimized out oi pounds. Mr. Stan-
ley than asserts that the German sphere is
the most valuable in Airioa. and concludes
saying: ”Still their cry is, 'Give, give.’
you think they are better adapted
than English to civilian the Airican, do
nothing hall henrtedly. Yield all. includ-
ing Egypt! Neva a word oi pmteet shall
you hear irom me.
“Exceuivo amlnblllty may become an in
ilrmity, and tin: infirmity oi negligence.
like other diseases, grows till it ends in
chronic senillty."
A DESPERADO KILLED.
hm from ills Wife's side and Blddlod
with Bullets.
RALEIGH. N. C., May :37.—-Johu Starling.
living near Selma, in Jolvgrston county.
was surrounded by a party oi masked men
while on his way home, tied to u tree and
shot to death, twenty bullets being put
into his body. He had made some threats
against a peaceable citizen and was return-
ing home from a magistrato's trial where
he had [been to answer to o summons oi a
peace flrrnut. ills wiie was in the wagon
with him. The mob threw a rope over his
head, dragged him out and carried him for
enough into the woods to prevent her from
being an eye witness to his inte. Some
time ago an old lady named Cenia Brown
and her grandson were ioully murdered in
Johnston county. Mrs. Brown was Star-
liug’s mother-in-law, and there was a well
founded suspicion that Starling murdered
her to get possession of her property
through his wiie.
He was tried on the charge oi murder.
but Starling had so terrorized the coul-
munity that it was impossible to get any
one to testify against him and he was
acquitted for want oi evidence. later on
the houses at two people who made them-
selves conspicuous in the trial against him
were burned. People oi the community
thought this was Sturliugs work oi ven-
geance. They determined to submit to
him no longeraud leiths lifeless body tied
to a tree near his house as related.
Mr. Winso- on the Tar“! Bill.
WATErum. Ont. May 21—h his speech
here on the “Continental Consequences oi
the McKinley Tarifl Bill." Mr. Erastus Wi-
msudeclaredthat no event in the whole
history of events relating to the two divi-
dons oi the continent was likely to so
seriously adect the trade relations between
thems- thla bill’s passage. The cuiorce
meat oi the agricultural section. be said,
against Canadian products entering into
the United States, with two harvests inter
vening before the general parliamentary
election, which must be held within two
years, would be suflicient to reverse the en-
tire fiscal policy oi the Dominion and de-
ieat at the polls the existing Tory party and
put in povwro Liberal government, with
Sir Richard Cartwright, as its chief linen.
cial minister. The attitude 0! this new ad’
ministration, he said, would be in entire
harmony with the United States and
startle the English government with its
policy.
Is This a Melon Trust?
Mums, Ga, May ill—The Georgia and
Carolina Melon exc has been organ-
ized here. The owners of nearly all the
cum acres oi land planted in melons this
year are represented. The plan is to pun
chase control of the entire crop and sell it
through agents oi the exchange in the
various cities. Atlanta is to be the dis
trillutiug point. The amount to be dis
M oi in each city will be regulated. so
that no market will be overstocked. This
year's crop is estimated at 10,000 cars.
valued stunt“).
She Wants 310.000 Damages.
Blown“, N. Y., May flu—Mm Carrie
Windolph,oi long Island City. has brought
suit against Herbert Clancy, of Chicago.
”810.0in damages in the Kings county
supreme court tor a breach oi prominent
marriage. The plaintii! says that their
acquaintance was iormed in Ssratoga and
the detendant who was wealthy promised
to marry her. its bad islled, however, to
keep his promiseand she now seeksredrees.
Shot at Target Practice.
Nawrotrr, it L, May film—Corp. William
Backett, oi the hiarinegusrdat the United
States training station. was acohlentaliy
shot at target practice. Acting as marker
at'tho target he stepped out just as a
marine tired. The bullet passed through
his body. making a aeriotu and pomihly
fatal wound. ills iamlly has been outn-
raoaad irom Salem. Moss
A Big commune.
llsw You. Maya—it is likely theta
mastheiclprmakera In thiaoity
willowur. Aboat‘llohandshavealready
quit work, and mattersarovery unsettled.
Anansweriromthokoasesiaregsrdtothe
demmds oi the workers isexpealadthls
afternoon. it it is uniavorahlasgsneral
wrikewiilheordsrsd.
a ,3“ “:‘gMI,
at: You. lay It. the
am. Julius w editor
gram-J. a gauge:
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its
Dan-oncoataawollknown of
Syracuse. .N. Y.. died May so, it
years
1'. 1'. cm has been appointed M
master at Cascade“, Cayuga county, N. Y.
President Harrison commuted the death
senicnce oi Lewis Williams. a colored boy
oi Washington, who was to have been
hanged hiay 29, to imprisonment ior life
in the Albany penitentiary.
The Police Gazette has received a cable
from Londmr stating that in mph to
Erin's challenge to light Mitchell the
latter oifera to match an unknown so}?
Slavin. The unknown is said to be il-
rain.
The Hodgman Rubber factory at Mount
Vernon. N. Y.,was burned,with machinery
and stock oi crude and manuisctured
goods. loss. “0.000; partially insured.
'About 200 employee. mostly girls, are
thrown out oi work. ‘
Weber’s Piano factory, in West Forty-
third street, New York, was burned. Ines,
8125,1110; insurance, 880,000.
Sixty—eight indictments against election
oiiicials were iound by the Hudson county
(N. J )grand jury.
Mrs Flack will receive ‘25 a week all-
mony irom the ex—sherifl.
Frank L. James. a well known African
traveler and author, and a halt brother oi
D. Willis James. of the ilrm oi Phelps,
Dodge .8: (70.. of New York,was killed near
the Gaboouriver in Africa, on April 21, by
a wounded elephant. Mr. James' body
was pierced in irout by the tuskoi the en-
raged elephant. '
The ship Oneida was wrecked in Beh-
ring's sea and seventyaseven Chinac wen
drowned.
Robert Hurdle, a prominent Los Angeles
(Cal) lawyer, was killed in the Cherichahua
mountaim by hostile Apaches. Bit
companion, Dr. Haynes, had a horse ah i
under him, and when he saw thatH t
was dead he leaped on his friend’s horse
and tied. The two men were ambushed by
the Indians while out on a pleasure trip.
Judge Ewing, oi Pittsburg, has thus an-
pre‘ssed himself concern ing the recent orig-
inal package decision: “1 regard that
cifion as the entering wedge that
eventually destroy the liberties oi the
pic. i have observed that the Uu ted
States supreme court have irequently made
wrong decisions in such cases and have
been compelled by popular uprisings oi the
people to change them."
The suit oi W. K. Freeman against the
United States Electric Light comm!» i
alleged breach oi contract, has been thro
out of court.
Walter E. Rex has resigned the presi-
dency oi the Merchants’ Trust company.
lie was Is trustee of the suspended Ameri-
can Liie insurance company, and the pub-
licity given his private ailnirs in connection
with that concern is given as the re n
for his retirement from the prosideno oi
the trust company.
Emanuel K. Bogert. deputy postmaster
at “'llkesbnrrc, Pa. has been arreamd
charged with (leiruudiug the government
by using canceled postage stamps.
Gen. Booth has requested the directors
of the Crystal Palace, London, to cover the
nude statues on the occasion of the coating
visit oi the Salvation Army.
The Family building. oi Monistown,
N. J.,owned by Patrick l-‘arrelly. president
at the American News company. wu
burned at a loss oi 8150110.
During a severe thunder storm near
Mansfield, 0.. the lightning k the
Charles block in the village of I. The
block was consumed and flit] pounded
dynamite stored in the budding explod.
ed, killing two men and wounding many
others.
White Caps disfigured Miss Anna Fischer
and shot her intended husband, at Erie.
Pa. and wanted the lady's {other to leave
the country.
The body oi a girl named Hunter was
iound near Altenbury, England, mutilated
in the manner at “Jack the Ripper’s” vio-
time.
They Called on the President.
“'Asursorox, May 27.4fm t ty-
iourth annual convention of the Amelia“:
brunch oi the Universal Peace uni
opened here with Alli-ed ll. Love, “can”
dolphin, in the chair. Addmsses were do
livered by Mr. Love and several loadin
clergyman, expressing bright prophetic!
ior the iuture good work oi the union. A
letter irom President Harrison was read
expressing the wish that he might aloud
their meetings and inviting the members
tomll on him. letters expressing arm.
putby with the work oi the union were
also read from the member-sol the cabinet,
Senators Sherman. Colquitt and Stanford.
and iron: Car-ritual Gibbons At 1 pm.
the members called at the “'hite House
and paid their respects to the president
(loam use not [tong-ea.
New Yours. May Its-Reports were cur5
rent yesterday aiternwn that Geo J.
Gould had resigned the once 0! t
oi the Pacific Mail Steamshipcotnpau d
had been succeeded by Thomas a Las-
ton. and that Calvin 8. Brice and Somilel
B.Thomaa had been‘oloctcd directors of
the mnipeny. The onlcers oi the corn ‘y
stated last night that there was no truth It
the rumors, but it. was startcdhypartiea
hisntitlsd with'recent buying at the stock
that they were only premature. ltlsun-
tlmtood that the names will appear on the
"art ticket at the next annual meeting
on Wednesday, when a lively coated its
control is expected
A Puddle! Km
lillliiloil‘l’. N. Y., Nay art—A man has
been iound murdered near Warts
Sullivan nty. there heingsbnilot
in the f the head. He bhellevod
be Sam ots.altussian Jew, who has
medehlshomewithhiseonsinhera
onApril “was iound in hiepooket.
besidtohave relatives inflow York city.
meet: s We moor:
Bills no soars
GLOVER §0LSEN9S ~~
Our Sarah Kid Ladies’ 82.00 Shoes are the finest ever adored in South Norwllki ,
Ladiee' French Kid Hand. Bowed, Iadies’ French turned and welte at prices M I
will astonish you. '*‘ "
A full line of Indies’, Children's and lion‘s Shoes that will pay all to examine. ‘ ‘
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
neurones in Milli .
AT THE OLD STAND 09
T. Burr Guyer 8s Son,
Sprmgwood.
ALI; ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE Us .A. TRIAL.
h_
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roe Sunni PlWllllll.
Prepared in five minutes. To introduce it ye present the
buyer with a handsome Fruit Dish.
THOSE PESTERING FLIES.
We have a Window Screen that will effectually her all Flies.
They can be made to fit any window. Try them. . .l 1‘
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(lam ted May lltb. 1696
Passenger Trains.
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:50 "ulna are “and are me .
:3;me 2g :‘ 3%.?!“ OUR WALL PAPERS.
rum "soon was “amen retrained more particularlv Otih new
scansr. low-cost Wall Papers, are
:3 1?: g 5371 1'; 7.; especially noticeable iorzoor-
Main 1.1310. rect style and effective col-
, ram bridge-port :or mm. urine, and our lure is on-
till; 3m" 1 tirely diflersot item what
lama-lined the local dealer can show
llioa In. [land 'I lbw' Ian. you.
figs-.11 h p n Your own painter or pop~
r” .. hm" er-banger can obtain item
only so far as urea! Barnum.
only as is: as New lilies-l
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us any Wall Papers oi your
selection. "
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