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We make special mention this week of our
* complete line 01 Mohairs 111 all the best shad
logo, which we have been selling at a mine-
rate at 7511 and 85c, our prices at the pre-
with are 500 and 65c a yard. Very cheap.
Avdil yourself of the opportunity.
CHALLIES.
We have also just received in stock one
easeof Challies, re ularly sold at 22c. All .
' the best texturesw which are positively at the
' nee marked cheaper that they can be
gought at wholesale. Width 36 inches, price
. 14 cents yard.
' BLACK GOODS.
This department we make our special
1111111 as for variety of styles and prices, “8
{at in the lead. Our sales are constantly—
Increasing, showing without any hesitancy $43?th
that our prices as well as the largest variety 83”” “A80
are 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
'
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\ fnomemhcr our great saletol' Ladies’ Vestallaet Saturday for 5c. It will pay you to watch that same window this week,
~ . fifill have better values than ever before shown, as what are termed Bargains. Watch it 1
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A IIWLE II mu Im-
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rm Manure:
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vidc it into
OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES
Shades with and without fringe from 25c upwards. Oil cloths 1n all widths and at every 11111g1n .1l1lt- price
, made and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
M. 8 SMITH,
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[11 this department We lll'l' anticipating 1111-
other big week Our sales new r doting our
history have been more satisfactory llllnl dur-
ing the spring 11nd at present. 0111 Hock ol
lnncy Scrirns lrom 101: yard to 7511111: 1210111
bargaina Our lace 1: urtains 111 evmy mice
are within evmy 1111611 reach Uph'rl 11- 1i1-.~
in large Valit-tios and everything in unnnect
ion w1tl1 thnt department to complete and we
are atriving to push It 1 1 the 11111111111111-11111l
more every day.
PARASOLS.
We are again making wonderful induce-
ments this season in our pnt'atsul department
in plain silks :1111l film-ins at ‘Jllc, $1.25. 1,33.
l 35 1.39 l 4.), etc, etc
lie could mention 111111-11 in this deput-
mcnt to till our whole space but to give you
an idea we mention a low ol our best bar
gains above. We have 111 stotk the largest
assortment of colored pnrasols lul' the cdming
season that we have ever shown before.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
EMIIILATED ‘U
.‘TIIBAGGD
AND SULPHUR.
The lost comm: Fertiliza- Known £11
Lawn. Garden, Plants, Bhutto, Vinea, ct
Spring Styles.
”mulling.” marl-cut in the town or
xnwmaamwmmn
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tilt: at 2511111 1111111 Bull firm-1%.: 211......
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1 nun-comma.
. ’ 1mm mmhywnhrrb.
DECKER S l llthLlll 81 Still
and Wall Paper Store, - ,
, mac-wanna. mac-lama.
”:‘Warllbgton St. South Norwalk. 5| Washill St South Norwallt
‘ ' 27 1111 1113’ 11111111111.
o R H ' lint-01111 Balers, Collection
And Ice Cream-
0rdorr Promptly Attended To.
own. III 7.1. kn.“-
l’llhlll‘l'llllll
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David Stow
IO. nan WEE
or rural.
m ‘80.!
W.H.MEEKER& 001’
Wllllll llllll FIllllT STAND
Every Afternoon for the
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Way down in Price.
We are marching to the front with our FINE GRAlNl‘JD,
DELICA'I‘E, SWEET, ELGIN, CREAMERY
ZBUTTER,
2Which we reduce in 2prizce to
Ots.
cts.
ZPer lb.
ZPer lb.
Come for trial.
Jones’ surnfifiirvn FLOUR
A SPECIALTY,
And all goods and Great Bargains for CASH, at
33 Washington Street:
F. H. NASH 8" BRO.
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111111 nor .1111 llllA'l‘llllS.
1111111111 61111, little 6111111, 1111111, “111111111 1111
. How opened for tho luring trade. Pom very low.
T111 and 3116613 Iron Ware.
“huh-aim promptly. Matron-null.
091'. mania-um WIN
Wm
These goods cannot be beat.
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‘I'tn n-uo-d l’ooplo W the
Woods and Dad»! 11» hug-onl- cl
tho Ill: Connor-1‘11. Wad-r In In:
Many of the Crowd were No! llllod.
Srnact'tsz, l1, May lat—The experi-
ment of tiring dynamite shells from a
rider! powder gun at l’erryville proved to
be a most thrilling exhibition. The his
gun used by Dr. Justin not only hunt Into
nthonund pieca, but also narrowly ao-
aped hlllluxaooren of people. Hundred-
ol llvu were imperiled and may came
within a bulr‘» breadth of being mangled
mduth. Thousands of people coma to
111-0 the teat which promised to revolution—
ize 11101111111 warfare. The United sum
“1112111111111“ sent Commander Jewell, of
the torpedo station at Sewport; the Chl—
neso and annnm governments were rep
resented by Yum; Wing. axepmmbaiom
of education,
army were present to examine into the u—
pcrlutenla. There were many 1-1“qu
who wanted to see the big gun explode its
dynamite cartridge against the massive
stone clilf.
N.
A Plot-Ivonne flee-o.
The scene of the tent was in one of the
moat picturesque glean o! emu-a] New
York. The big llakeley vi do was mounted
on its gun carriage in a sort of amphi-
theatre, and the target was the perpendicu‘
lar clill about hall a mile distant, over
which the water from the hillside: poured.
'l'haguuua-ed (or the experiment 180110
which had served the Confederates tiring
the war (or n tit-id piece. The dynamite
shell upon which Dr. Justin bases his pat—
ntlablnchea in diameter and «inches
0113. it lnmnes moral wooden boxes
containing about sixteen pounds of dyna-
mite. About thirty pounds of compressed
cannon powder are necessary tor each dis-
charge.
The Gun Exploded.
Over 21“» people swarmed in the woods
when Dr. Justin emerged from his labora-
tory carrying the that charge, and a little
later the signal for lirin was given. Many
took up positions nurt 11 big gun. but the
greater portion took to the hill half a mile
away. in a minute more the lusebegan to
burn. and a ball second later there was a
put! of smoke. Almost at the same time
an awful report rent the air. and the thou-
sand: of spectators stood aghast as great.
lecea of steel shot through the air in all
ions, herring down trees, ploughing
up the earth, and falling among the people
on the hill. Fortunately everybody suc-
ceeded in getting out of the way when the
debris descended. One huge piece weigh.
lug over 1.01.!) pounds tanned a boy’s bar.
from his head as it hurled itsell three feet
in the earth at his side.
My Mlmulm Baum
Down in the ravine escapes (mm in-
ataut death were ble and
Mminculoua. in ”an
stormed himself behind I luguh
distance away in order to watch course
of events The breech of the
whizzed by his head and buried flu
around ten yardsa am Mr Danni-011m of
Syracuse, one 0! the patent lawyers who
had seemed Dr. Justin his patent, had
taken reluge with one or two friends he»
1111111 3 big stump near the creek. Every
man's hair stood on end as the right
11111111 title shot over their heads. ul-
ins them with powder and dirt in its
flight. An amateur photographer had
placed his little untttrrzt in “union and
pulled the slide when the explosion oc-
curred
The par fellow was surred almost out of
his wits an a huge piece of the breech buried
itself in the earth a few leet from 11111.
boy named 31c) ulty tar up the hill,
hit in the foot with 11 piece of the shell.
Found 1 3|": Away.
Pieces of the huge jackets were scattered
allover, and also pieces 0! the steel shell
which inclined the dynamite cartridge.
These pieces were (creed into ridges when
the explosion had flattened them into the
riding of the cannon and several were
“buckl " or wrinkled by the pram o!
the powder behind. Several piccao o! the
big gun were louml a mile away. How such
an awful explosion could have occurred
with the woods so full of people without
injury to any one seems beyond human
knowledge.
Dr. Juntln Still flora.
Dr. J urtin was lound looking {or portion-
of the shell up the ravine in support 01
theory that the powder explosion was that
and the dynamite nhell a second Inter. Ho
succeeded in. finding bits 11! the ahell near
the ellll, showing conclusively that the
an of the experiment was in a measure no
to the I’mkllri‘s oi the Malay rifle. 8.11]
Dr. Justin; "I don‘t think my expert
Ila-lulled utterlynbz wonkueasot 11111111. I,
on well no the worn out condition of the old
gun had much to do with this aMnoon'a
oxploaton. The rifle markings on
of the shell I have found ahow t the
explosion was. in all probability. canaedby
the breaking of the outer steel cactus
through dawn in the metal. We shall tryll
again in the near future. "
In It. KIWI I am
From other source. It is learned the III
shell had evidently hunt at throat and.
not where the dynamite was. and hail.
oatlonaol dyuamlteor of lhebrnaa inner
shall were found near the 31111.
011 the contam- plaooot timbre-aha“
and a piece 0! leather with dynamite still
odltwmplckedupnwthomauda
section at the anal bullet. still hot, i-
brought down iron: the vil-
Inge, whorolthadburlodlmll Ill-.01“!
lore, helleved that the lunar-hell contain-
ing the dynamite and the no] bulls: were
thrown [rout the m and exploded at the
am, the explain throwing t bullet
up over lntotho rill-name a 111
A number 11! the
and other other: of the my".
hll Bonncoville William, of Idaho, or Single
_ revenue (or the district of New Mexico.
3 Cheney, of New Hampshire, to be
99
Boa 1116711’1'1111'11111. a; 111.111.1111. 1
run: Family-,2; (7|:th Ballerina:
11111111131111:an and Ill-nor.
Barn hits: Brooklyn, 1'1’; I’m-burg, 111. Br:
MB, Brooklyn. 3; Pitt-burg. 12. 112m: Van
11111111111, Cookand Hayes: Bailey and anon.
Attendance, .116.
Baas him: 11121111111213; Tobdo,
Rochester, 6; Toledo. 2!. [lanolin
Icflnil’u. Cushtnan and Mack.
Ar Syracuse—
Syraco-e ............. O o o 1) o 1 o 1
loulfl'llle ........... 0 l 0 2 0 0 0 0
Bubtu:§ymmo. '1‘: hurtsvlllc, 7. Erma:
Symme, stun-1111111111,: Batteries: Casey and
O'Rourke Mentioned Ryan.
Atl‘biladziphia—
Athletic. ........ 001001000-3
sum .......... 0 l 0 2 o 0 0 0 0—8
Mina: Athletic, ‘1'; St. Loni, 10. Errors:
Athletic, 2,81. lamb. 1 Bulletin: Grandad
Reunion. Ramsey and Hanson.
Secomlgnme-
Athletic ........ ..30ll0004l—lfl
BKMW.........002022030—8
Bamhtu: Athletic, 12; St. Mule. 8. Errors:
Athletic. 3; 51.101115, 5. Batteries: lclahou
and Roblnaon, Stlvetta and Munyon.
‘ Alla-file Association.
At lengthy-Jersey City, 5; yrs-11m,
ll. Bonhln: Jersey City. 11;Wuh1ngron, 11.
Errors: Jersey City. 3; Wuhtngvon. a. an»
terleo: lcbeunott and lurpby, Money and
Nicholson.
Other-games postponed.
A CHlNAMAN'S SLAVE.
Lee Ila! ”ought | Chinese Gill [or am
and Kept lln a Prim.
NEW YORK. May 2‘4.~I£o Khi, a China
nun, was held in t3,“ bail in the Tomb!
police court on the charge of buying Such
Yet, a layout-old Chinm girl, and keeping
her for immoral purposes. The girl was
born in Amoy and came to San Francisco
about five years ago. and was employed In
handmnid to the wife of a rich Chilton
rcbant there. She met a China:
at named Ah Pboon while there and tell
in love with him. They had several meet—
ings, which caused a scandal, and the girl
was dismissed from her place. She was
taken in charge byaChinue mission in
San Franciscawhere she remnincdaome
time. Ah Phoon tried to induce her to
leavh, but she rem-111d.
Ah Phoon then told the superintendent
of the mission that he wanted to marrythe
girl She then left there and that was the
int heard of them in San Francisco
Ah Phoon brought the girl to ll Mott skeet.
New Y.orl1 where tboyllved some time
He lost something like 3111111111 gambling
and sold Suou intake Khi (or m.
Lee Khi kept her on the toplloor of ll
Mott street and compelled her to meet
Chinaruen there, and when she refined she
wuheaten and starved into submission.
She was found at It Mott street by Samuel
laden, npcwspaper reporter. who naked
lorrhe arrest of Lee Khi. When brought
face to face with In Khi in the police
courtthe girl ran behind the justice for
protection, and did not become calm until
he was taken from the room.
Mic-till Appoint-emu.
Wurmxerox, Mayne —’l'he president he
sent to the senate the lollowing nomtna
lions: Edmund W. P. Smith, of the Dis-
trict of Columbia, tobesemury of the
legation and consul general of the l'nltod
States at Bogota. George H. Wallace, 0!
Missouri, to be consul general of the
l'nited States at Melbourne. To bacon—
suls of the United Slam: Aliqru J.
Daugherty, of lllinois, at Clllllfi, Peru;
pore: Samuel 1.. Graceym! Munchuoctta,
at Foo Chow, China 11:11 A. Hughes, 0!
New Mexico. to be collector of internal
B. H. Sullivnn, 0! South Dakota, '10 be
surveyor general 0! South WI. T. P.
pension
agent at lbncofll. Anton Mehrllch, o!
ColormloJo be register of abundance
at Central City, Col. William B. Hoyt. of
Wisconsin, to he a 1:111an in and
(or the district of Alaska. To be receiver;
of public motion: 1’. D. Moods. oi Michi-
gan, at fluctuate. Mich; C. Y. Augustin.
of Wincortaln, at Manuela, “13.6.0.
Giuty, of Wisconsin. to ho marshal ol the
”museum of tho United mu
Cardlfl.
Jay Gould (7W
Nzw You, May 211—111; Gould began
hlafifith year Tuesday, and inhomollhat
own then was a lamlly gathering at hi
Momma-John P. Romantic
was triad WM WMMO'BIM-
van-Id brou- lath-Chat:
amulet, tole-llo
M“!
molt-
mat and
A,
[landfills
o 01:75.
\lfl" DOLLAR A 1305:.
WHAT IS KllllllLL‘?
It I. II ludllble ravedv (or Ilium-HUI.
tour-Ida, lei-Ila. Gout and Xenon. or
Ion-I‘ll: Em
Whit-amoumedni. nui- none the
leuapornavnlnabup-clu In the luv discur-
lcwwalehlthvmmendcd. 'l'bccomnmorlon lo
lhcmnltol’dmutndyarlhe Wale olefin
an! “Eleonora! hothunreandc it
Neural valavmlleodacheoi’lhc mm m
Bdrm: or «you‘ll-ruling Lumbago
hut warmed to the public
In!“ lake colon so dal-
b-Idewhlcllhemywillnotmuln. lined-
”lithium, tot it worn when lair).
Youdouolhavelowaitwhovdayo for mat.
: bummthcmndmmtmtnemdac.‘
IT WILL RELIEVE YOU ill All HOUR
mdmhoulawllllululocm any malt-cl
THREE BO'I’TLEB
More cur-d can. or fifteen years’
mndlng,
lalkdareulpao! 116112.10:va
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610. C. 0003']! l 00 . (1111’! Age-to.
lab I '90 ly Ml. IASB.
' us. 1111. mum's
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Crown Pia-Influx! Pills
Manhunt Salefiemedtutonee'ur [hone
Inland wt 21 Fri; 1' 11 [than Liver 12111111111111“
Unnuy Alumnus. Only more prepared in the
our roll are the Origrnaland the only Kidney
and Liver Core that. web More you to pvmc'.
health.
A" . ladies lot
if. 3. II. .5 .
Cniz 11111121" (311.. P11111111. N. J
SOLD AT
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
South Kort-11k
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Either. 1111111., 1i.
l’nqmcek. Conn. , rays in a prime: of thirty yearn
A: in. prescnbtd III‘S K's BZIIDY 111 any
uncouth menu. 911mm An: 1112 there ant 21321-
man at mum frrtn Kiln y Comp‘uu who
came ever :1 1:1 linJazri r 1111 no 111111111112 hm
a I'zllman;(1nri:t:a of Drogsy IMI’t 1N «veiling
II- mo :1 ll: Thrall Hesiod and cured with
In 31’! IKE-EDI. era-11132:“ in rbor!
lll’S'I’fi 111:1"an cure-
whnrverythirtgrlee (a l1 '
FUN-Its & (‘1), [21122-1- (lo-112e, N Y.
It'll! ‘fi'e have, Dept HUN? 5 BEHED‘ In
stock seven your 1111 11-111: (Mflull, 12:11de
it bravery toe of mania from din-see or the
little", Bladder :- h rate increase by good
word: a! “tulle who have l’kt'n 112111111111,"
1:. I. Cur-runes, Sole 111nm. New York
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one Qwurlu,~'l'le llm.
A BLESSIHE to Wllhlllll
Mltmrfitf 'he “rub [my
done 1111“!) with ”Mammal-r
the time 01 the old we}, and.
no troubl .
lone-ling'lofinbhln'flol‘m '
In Mr firm 1'.
Hml l'. 1-155 tor mmple (2k;- 11!
heathen Din” 14111.11 to
ALLISOU BIOS. Imu‘ladurv:
In! Veal 1.35.. M, m and “It“:
émlieel 3% 7mm. L
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tom In.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Order: Delivered Promptly.
catamaran]!
53 WmIm-I “not.
THE aésrbdrran 111 THE WORLD.
«durum-ml“
moan-manna.
‘my
, mum-3:123:11 dl’h‘ fl
~ smear-1'
8111111 hi1 11-111 1
lie 1111mm Hat: at $1 1111
Elrgant Wreaths for Trimming
915 (3851': BAG“.
1 A w c l: rlf is
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No. 3 Water Street.
com.
n.1- Bleached and helped to the LI“ ltylo i.
mu each
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Thelargmandlleata-ortmm era ahowl In
Nov-alt. Cnitandaeelhem.
GEO. fl. RAYMOND
u and d8 llnln 81., Sony-Ila.
uhloarn
BICYCLES.
llewlqnavtm (only Warwick Medium. delay
and other high grade Wheels. Also a Ital—elm
Sofrj' all lull bearings, 815 “We: remod-
tund Wheel. tor sale. repairing in all in hunch".
' Wheeler do Glover,
I33 Ham Shoot. South Rows“, aplo 3m
NEEKWEAR!
NEEKWEAR!
Finest and Largest Line
of 251'. Scarfs in Town.
Also an In-CIIc lines!
will elsewhere II 761:.
500.,
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Davis
The Tailor,
bulb Kmnlk. (to...
Horse Buyers
We are constantly ro-
23.238 drum:
to
You will find the ru-
2111' 00403288. the
am nomad-no. the
W wouzna
other the
field County. m
wanting any kind of n
Borne, can be suited
.Allnoraoaaold
M. II. PARSONS.
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Norwalk Chronicler