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Madeline-s mm
For sisthls
RGE SHAPES, BONNETS and TOOUES
"’nrsIan-Iamstm.oaiync. Ahmntif‘all'oqaenadecfavsryniecllraw.lile.
. RIBBONS
‘ ’ m, aadwldlhs Absaatii’slllaeotfietia more: Ribbons,ellParaSllk,
E“ ”yr-Two 'l'naedfllbboasaspcelalty. Gain
VELVE'II.‘ 'RIBBONS.
”mammal-mm“ shone. sum-undue.
TRIMME ED HATS.
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ml- mnemumnuormmu
hamamestneantiial lmeot'l'rlmned
Ribbon-m
Milena“
enlhed
H. K B I E G- E R ,
Hahnckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place
' found In the line oi
llT8 Mill SHIIES
At the store of
C H HARVEY.
MMHpfleeshomeChild‘stdelhoetosoent‘sflandsewedflhhoe; bes made.
dies’ Ell Kid Button reduced from $2 (I) to $1 8-5.
II:dies Paris Hand Bowed Kid Button reduced from $3. 50
Ladies’ Princess Kid Tip Button reduced from $8 00 to $200
Ladiea’ Corinne Kid Tip Button reduced from $2 00 to $1. 50.
C. H. HARVEY,
to $150
9‘0 North Main so. South Nor-“rails.
.B. All. & ill.
tenor! Bargain House.
OFFER TO-DAY
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES 1
FROM AN
nfortunate Importer.
”Mutanmwwamm. coco-mun
$130!!-
,$7. 25, $7. 50 ,.$8 25, $9. 25
leallabcvsthsfillyraduetwomelih. latbis
'londerful Purchase
”www.1anua lotwcplecvsalih. cannon-we.
OTHER BARGAINS.
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Webster’s Dictionaries !
_ ””mmulmw E's-too $1.99.
:Plllow Sham Holder.-
mm. Ila-dread
Everything can be
inborn idiot
"comm
hummus.
Milli-Ind.
mull-I.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Pronptly.
mourn
‘8 "m,”
GEO. COSTELLO,
mum!!! ”die
FRUITS!
“MALI AND RITA".
Bananas .a Specialty
15 Railroad Place, So. Norwalk
THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
'l‘ne 'Ihornos,tho Best In “re
World, lat-Inch Cut, ad.
The Dayton, l-l-lnch Colds.”
W. C. QUINTABD,
nosrc nah. moon.
WAGONS
Mar-descend.”
Buggies, Phaetous, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices tn Suit All.
Gall ind See Them.
HENRY TELY.
some n. reams,
Mall wmnmnmu
lilliL All] W001]
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlsh, Laekawauna, Locust
lounteln. Franklin, and
Wilkesoarre Goals.
Inn in oven non
Yard‘ foot of Washington and Ken-
ahall streets. lira-och wfilrr‘ at Stilaon
DrIm blow
. m
Islets Isu-
One-s. “Ideals-u.
«WHORE.
FFFN FFFF!
THE 3231' ourTI-zn iN THE WORLD.
WN MFWFFS ..
Mid.
» A“ INFANT fiAflL‘ Il’l‘llulm
new. Alsa let-v Deethtoaalav
slit-tater techie WWII
,mwummmm
While-sash.
Helm 0.. Jun-twinning a heavy
storm Mym lightning-truck
The! k Amy's powd- bcuas. located
ebontarnileeastof this city. The
housslsssidlobaveosntatnsdtwotonsoi
”ml“! which CXPW. m I ll.
mentions report. Hundreds of windows in
the city were broken. china and glassware
was knocked from shelves end people
thrown from their taut. Many buildinu
in the vicinity were badly wrecked
Two rum houses on the opposite side oi
the street from the magazinowers leveled
to thegrouod scarcely anything remainins
to show that they were dwelling
One at the houses was vncant; the other
wsscccnpiedby licorylloost,hls wiisand
two children. The husband was absent at
the time at the explosion. A omonths-old
babe was instantly killed,“ being mntilet
ed beyond recognition. The mcthuend an
other child, a years old. were blown over a
hundred feet away and are thought to be
fatally injured.
Nothing remains of the powder house.
Thehricks are acattemd inelldirectiona,
some being found aquerteroi amiledie
taut. The explosion was heard ten miles
away. Fully 3,0“) people have visited the
scene.
IN , WESTERN IOWA.
A Chimney Blown Down, Killing I".
Fechlo Ilndad Chlldul.
001mm. Boom, Ia, June d.—-A terrific
storm visited western lows. Rain fell in
torrents, and the wind in some localities
partnok oi the natureoi a tornado. Tl;
electric display was remarkably brilliant,
and much live stock was killed by light
ning, the wire fences attracting the electric
At Glenwood the chimney of the lusti-
tuts for h‘eeble Minded Children blew down
and crashed through the root, killing two
and injuring six others of the inmates.
The killed are William Cline, oi Clerks
county; Wesley Emery, oi Monroe county.
The in jurcd ore Samuel Askins, of Coun-
cil Binds; William Prather. of Wayne
county; Henry Snyder oi Benton county;
John Swelloe, oi Dubuque; Edward Sweet,
oi Inecounty. and Frederick Wright, at
Fort Dodge. Several of the injured arenot
expected to live. The hour mill was
wrecked and cunning factory demolished.
Lives Lost Rear ladleon.
Manmox. Wis, J one 4.-A terrific atom
of wind, rain and lightning passed over
this city. A perfect deluge of rain fell and
telegraph and telephonewlrcswere pros-
trated in all directions. Thsstorrnwasvery
severe in the southwestern part0! thestate.
Telegraph lines were penetrated, corn
washed out of the ground and many land-
slides are reported. The storm wasvory
heavy east of here also. A man was killed
near Oregon, Wis. A washout
near Hay, sixty miles south, on Chiv
cago Burlington and Northern, which
rinsed the ditching of an engine and twee.
tycarsofaKsnsas Cityaud StPaul
train. A fireman and a luakunan were
killed.
The Damage at Arcadia.
ARCADIA, Wis, June d.~Aa the waters
about this submerged village rcoede they
showtrecesoflargednmsgo. Manyfonnde—
tions are badly undermined, and houses
are racked which at first were thought
uninjured. The lumber yards rcportthc
loss oi many thousand feet of lumber, and
the Green Bay Railroad company now
estimates its losset mono No trainsun
reach here for at least thresdeys. One
hundred thousand dollars is a low esti—
mate of the loss occasioned by the floods,
and it will take many weeks to repair the
damage
Gettysburg Directors.
GAMBLE, Pa, June t.-'l'he Gettysburg
Battliefleld Memorial association stock-
holders elected the following directors to
serve the ensuing year: Maj. Gen. 8. W.
Crawford, Gen. Louis Wagner and J. M.
Venderslice, Philadelphia: Col. Phil W.
Bastard, Monongahela. l’e: Gen. Henry
A. Barnum. New York: Gen. Frank D.
Sloat, New Haven, Conn; Gen. Charles L
Young, Toledo, 0.; John C. Llneharn, PenI
nacoock, N. ll; Gen. Lucius Fairchild,
Madison, Wis: Col. Wheelock G. Veaasy;
Rutlaud, Vt: Col. George 6. him, Grand
Rapids, Mich: Gen. Henry W. Slocum,
Brooklyn; Col. John B. Bachelder, Boston;
J. Lawrence Schick, Col. Charles H. Bursi-
her, Jacob A. Fitsmlllcr, Calvin Hamilton,
Rev. ll. W. McKnight, 8. 8» MeBwope,
Edward McPherson, Gettysburg, andDr. 1"
c. E Goldsborough, liontersiown. Pa.
Dtophon n. mar-v Daughter Imus.
Nrw Your, June £~ulfl Sarah
"NEW ‘a pm I
a corn
I alone, i log hauler, fer’nil”R
all mummy domestic utensils. tools so
Workman, to Ill» o‘y the ordinary trades
and occupations Japan.
The lottery company is pay»
inn twenty cents each for signatures in
(ever of a new charter.
flatten Webb, who for eightesnyears
has had charge of lost children picked up
by the New York police. has resigned.
The inquest into the Oakland (Cal) rail-
road disaster. where thirteen lives were
lost by a car plunging through an open
. was concluded Engineer Dunn,
who has not been found since the accident,
bcharged by the jury with manslaughter
German residents oi [notion propose to
[in Bismarck a rousing reception on his
arrival in that city. but the prince objects.”
Paris police are hunting for Nihilists said
to he hatching stash plot against the lite
oi Russis’ s mar.
The general term at thesuprerne court at
Bnflalo decided that the warden of Auburn
prison is the proper custodian of Kemmlcr,
the condemned murderer. The case will
now be taken to the court of appeals.
John ll. Morse, superintendent of the
letuchen (Mass) cotton mills, killed him-
sell with a revolver while temporarily in
Illa.
New York police tound asleep in e doorI
wey little Charles Siegel, aged 11. who was
homeless and pennil His father was
killed recently by am mere cave-in at llnzlo
ton, Pa, and, his motto-l having died some
time More, be was alone in the world. Ila
was turned over to the Society for the Pre-
vention of Cruelty to Children.
The American Home Missionary society
is in session at Samtoge.
Archie Kernper, Clurrle Sniflen and a
boy named Graves. each lit to it years
old. have gone “out from Haven to
wipe out the noble red man and obliterate
the festive buflulo.
A hundred and fifty German sharps
are from New York left lloboken, N. J.,
to participate in the great prise shooting
matches at Paukow, Germany. July 6 to
19. Another hundred will sail on the 12“).
Ballard Smith, the well known Iondon
correspondent of how York journals, was
married in London to Miss Catherine But
tarfleld.
HOW JOHN GETS HERE.
Consul Myer Explains the \Vays of the
“authors (Thirteen.
Wamrxoros. June I—TIIe secretary of
the treasury sent to the senate dispnmltes
from L \V. Myer, United States consul at
Victoria, B 0,, and A. Willard, United
States consul at Guaynnu, Mexico, in re-
gard tothc smuggling of Chinese into the
United States. Mr. Myer. under date of
May 16, reports in detail the passage of
twentyItwo Chinese into the United States
from Victoria on the night of May 12.
These Chinese were taken across the
Straits of Fuca by the steam propeller
North Star. a British craft. On May 7 she
took outaclearance tor Saturns island,
and then hid away in her anchorage until
the night of May 2’ The Chinese were
taken aboard about midnight, and then
she slipped out o! the harbor. The Cane-
dian collector was on the lookout for her.
but she got away in safety.
The following day at noon insgu-ctor of
huts George H. Young hired a tug and
went in pursuit. ills search for her was
unsuccessful, and the vessel eluded also
Collector Bradshaw at Port Townsend
whom Mr. Myer notified oi the {acts in the
case. it is now certain she crossed the
straits Monday night and put her twenty-
two passengers on the American shore.
She came into port on the morning of the
15th, and Mr. Myer surmised that at the
time 0! his writing she wnsworking up Im-
other trip.
“She packs her human freight like sur-
dlncs in a box in her small hold," writes
Mr. Myer, “until she gets out of the ban-
hor, when they are allowed a breath of
huhairon deck. The charge is $3) per
head passage money.“
A Iloodthlrsty Narnia-l.
Kxorv'run. Tenn, June 1-chorts re-
ceived here state that Bud Lindsey. deputy
United States marshal, shot aud.killed
Km; a distiller, in Campbell county.
Lindsay got enraged because Kills refused
ton-ll him a smaller quantity of whisky
than ten gallons. Thedistiller’s sou, think-
ing his father in danger, threw a stone at
Lindsay. Lindsay then attempted to shoot
Kills, but his party took his pistols from
him. They left. and when a mile away
Lindsay asked for his pistols, saying that
he would do no harm with them. He got
them and immediately rode hack to Kilts’
boom. The letter saw him come and locked
the door, but Lindsay broke it down and
shot Kills twice. killing him instantly. lie
then attempted to shoot the boy, but missed
him and hit a little girl. slightly wound—
ing her. it is reported that Lindsay's party
arrested him and gave him over to the
sheriil of the county. Lindsayis a des-
ratc character, having murdered a prom—
inent citizen of Campbell county five years
ago, but secured through lack of evidence.
An “mum Company's Bait.
N" You, June t.-.—'l'he trial of the suit
of the Union Insurance company, of Phil-
phia, against the Continental insur-
corapauy. of New York. was begun
' in the United States circuit court.
up, 'l'll’uuitlslnougbt for mom. “Thirty-one
caueu of action are cited, chleilyon the
of trends in mt by
Dimick. an agent oi both com-
panies. whowasconviotsd in Bunnie and
nuanced to live years' imprisonment, but
gum wholledtoCanadependinunsppealend
cw meystetemilltis.
Cheap leashed! in Pittsburg.
Pimps Jone t—Mdent O'Neil,
listless!
dledthere. Thstrlalwlll ewsek.
An Item-lo lager lair.
Yunnan» i.MMocre,tbs
a§nottbeu lshmholdsrsct
the new minimum
mmulKWM . .
out at tom
w‘mmwottzm
Fin wriggling ll int
Elegant Wreaths for Trimming
98 CI! fl RAW.
FA w c or? s
inflation for [Film
No. 3 Water- Street.
NORWALK. noun.
““13““th Ihelflstfltyle 50
Bill Ffll'l‘llflfli.
hoot-N
6E0. II. R AYMOND
46 and d5 Mnln Sn, Somali.
uchlillrn
BICYCLE.S-
Headquarters tor the Warwick Perfection. Safety
andoIher high eWhrcu Manama-class
Surety. all hell m3”. Pinteiaes sewed
handeedsiortala. ncpdrlt-gineililstrranches.
Wheeler as Glover,
133 Water Street, South Korwalk. aploarn
NFFKWFAF 1'!
NFBKWFAH!
Finest and Largest Line
of 25c. Scerfs in Town.
Aim an immense line at 5012.,
sold elsewhere at The.
The Tailor,
a
a
South Nov-walk. Conn.
Horse Buyers“:
We are constantly no-
031332, also Home,"
s purposes
You will and the rut-
Es'r coaoanns. the
near newscasts. the
one womna
and a to other the
3281‘ All nmrr or
81.1.! Houses in fair-
nald County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Bones, can be suited
all“. mnorsaaaold
this establishment
are WANT”.
or. n. cartoons.
..... monomer
moon I III
ADV.
The in into a' Lfliflii ,
Bills Mill ill:
SPECIALTIES :
Our Burch Kid Iadics’ $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever oflered in South m .
Ladieif French Kid Hand Sewed, Indirs’ French turned and wells at prion that
will asionish you.
A full line of Iadie‘s’, Children's and MPII'I- Shoes that will pay all to m 7 .
GLOVER & OLSE
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
nonunion Iio
AT THE OLD STAY!) 0?
T. Burr Guyer 85 Son,
Sprmgwood. 5..
ALI. onnurrs PROMPTIIY erupt-Ii).
City People and it to their advantage, .
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
illomorll. llo
Removed
To
In no no non
scorn Hermann.
OUR WALL Pm
lye-r new
especiallynctiaehlaterus»
not styleend elective eel-
orinrr, and our line h an-
tireiy diluent from what
the local dealer can show
you. , .
Your own paletrrcr .
er- banger csnebtein ebbing:
nss WellPa of
or . pm you
gliliTFlA’l‘illilC RAILROAD.
ilxl‘l’i .‘t‘ilitllALh DIVISICN.
corrected lay lltb. Mil
[Pa-anger Trains.
SUU'TII.
in Nor-walk. Lv. 80. 56Norwaik Ar. Wlim Point.
85 “‘
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runner.
NORTH.
hr. Wilson Point in. So. Nmk.
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ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices!
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