1%,
r
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‘ aes- leer the ram Spot. ,
William B. Davis, a colored man, teati.
, thathe had known Lingo for live
and that he saw him about 2 o’clock
athedayofthe murder in Matchtown.
.An hour later he saw him leave Shepherd's
andpinthe direction of Merchantville
'l‘hiawasin the immediate neighborhood
the scene or the murder
, gave testimony to the
that he saw In'ngo alter ao’cloeh
”are daygolng to liatchtown. The
when the witness saw him was
within!» {out oftho murder. The wit-
“didnothear snysoreamsgunuimal
Iouridalnthenelghborhood thatal'ternoon.
' Paaueu. AND ii'caamv.
nah lettera Bending the Irish Panda
, . in Paris Pabllahed.
.W, March ‘1'.-—The correspondence
Parnell and McCarthy concern
‘ "to Irish funds has been published.
eorrnpondence opens by a letter from
', John Dillon asking both Mr. Parnell
, Hr. McCarthytomaROome adequate
‘ t for the relieioi the evicted
lnlreland during the impr‘non—
wdflr. Dillon and Mr. O’Brien.
Minter-change oi letters grewout or
notation panned by the McCarthy
“maternal itsmeetingaaiewweeks
opium-lug a transference of thsrnnds
inPariatothecreditofthelriah
to the macho! the Tcnaata’ De»
annotation in Ireland. The cone
m led to no change 111 the present
Mus of the loads.
A Big Cruiser Accepted. v
, . Wmml, March 7.-Tho Baltimore
. .‘bsapectedto arrivein Cbilian watersnext
: wakand Admiral McCann, who is now
than with the Pensacola, will it is said
the navy department. transfer the ad-
11111-11- iiag from thePeusacola tothe Bal
than, making her the flagship of the
some Atlantic squadron. It in thought
that the Charleston. which has
returned from the Hawaiian islands,
. ' taken therethe romaina of King
.X'alaha'na, will join the South Pacific
under Admiral McCaun instead
the Ben mm which will 11. at
. 111111111 to the North Pacific aqu‘adronas
thalaahipolAdmir-al Brown Theseere-
Myolthe navylneomcially accepted the
,fi Francisco and the Philadelphia non
“attractors. Thalaatpaymentoi‘lll,-
”him. made on the San
VII! thalatpaymentoitfiflil) on the Phil-
wlll be made as soon ass low de-
‘ .0 WI. "'1“ Mil.”
, ”YO“. larch lulu the Bloomfield
were sensational events during the
were or the trial. Lawyer Hill's wit
that Turner’s friend, “Will
" was none other than Mrs. Bimin-
de
abii having been pre-
leradnemdimprlm
gths spirit of ads-
tingaaysnchman-
were model-1t.
"ulna 11—mo- sources.
.11. 1.. time 1.4111th
has M mullet:
"cw”
, also
m amendhumadeuphhmiudw
Truman-sold aaldatauotlonlathlaeoualry
mmwmamunmm
covered Thoroughbreds acid in the aamewayre-
mm
tr roul-
teatisry. hsvmgbeen convicted or resale
ingdapoaita knowing the bank whatn-
solvent
James Tester-Jaw D yeara.o months
andzldmdhdat hishorne in Lyme,
Conn. Bewaeavcteranotthewarolwll'
It is learned that the ecclesiaathral court
which recently tried the For. Howard
Maury for heresy will probably not
he made public until after Easter.
The California World’s lair bill. whleh"
appropriates $600,000 for Calilornis's ex-
hibit. has been signed by the governor.
The first meeting of the creditors of the
Potteninvell company for the proof 0!
debtaaudchoiceoiansignceswaeheld.
assignees.
11.1 Louis J. Indoor. o! Philadelphtg
who was widely known from his connec-
tion with the banking firm of Ladner
Brothergwhichcollapeedinlflfii. is dead.
Robert BonnersaysMaudSisto bebred
toAuscl.
Thinner-a) 11111:. Momma:
place in London. Ilia body was tempo-
deposited in the cemetery at Konsal
0:2. but will besent to New York next
All appalling incident is reported from
Monte Carlo, where a gentlemen tell dead
at the gaming table. where he had been a
heavy winner.
Latest advices from Chili show that
fightingis still going on and that Presi-
dent Balmnccda is determined to fight to
the last.
William Watson, accused by Florence
Birch, the pretty milliner o! lalip. N. Y.,
ofhaviug set fire to her store, was dis-
charged from custody by Justice of the
Peace Clock.
The sale of Brayton lves' collection of
rare books and man uscri pts was continued
The highest price realized was for an il~
laminated missal dating back to the Four-
:eenéhm century. which was knocked down
or .9011
It is said that Secretary Proctor has de-
cided to enlist 3,!!!) ltaliana as soldiers
Thecity of Atlanta will give a silver
service to the cruiser Atlanta
An epidemic of measles has broken out
.h‘o Plymouth. Pa. Four are dead in one
use.
The annual deficiency bin. as reported
to the New York assembly. is $1,258,558, or
088.3% less than last year.
John 0. Turlington was banged at
Boonvillo, Mo. {or killing Sheriff Cran-
mer in jail on the night of June 14 last.
The report of the superintendent oi pub-
lic works made to the New York senate
shown that ”330,776 has been paid out
for maintaining the canals oi the state for
the seven ymrs including 1881i and 111110.
Shakespeare Reeves. colored, was hanged
in Delaware for assaulting Grace Clark,
an 11-year-old white girl on Sept. 2613211.
William Dudley Foulhe has decided to
resign the presidency of Swmhmore col-
lege, Pennsylvania, owing to the pronoun
0! private business.
Three young men—Frank and Harry
Charlasand Craig Crosamire-mre in jail
in Belleionte. Pit, charged with causing a
train wreck in which an engineer was
LIVELY TIMES AT ALBANY.
The Lieutenant Governor and Senator
l-‘aaaett "are n Tilt.
Auxaxr, March 7,-Quiie a lively scene
occurred in the senate ycsienlay when the
pmpoeod amending 0! rule 3 came up.
“cuteirant Governor Jones began an-
nouncing the business on the duh. when
Mr. Faasctt smilingly asked under what
rule he made that announcement.
Jones angrily replied that the presiding
odioer's duty was to report the precedin
business to the senate, and it 111111 impe
not (or any one to question that right.
“But what rule are you acting under,"
persisted Faesett.
“The rule oi common courtesy," Bald
Jones, defiantly.
Then the making oi motions by Demo
crate and the voting down 0! them by Re-
publicans proceeded at weary length. Er-
win paid his respects to the Democrats in
no very complimentary terms. lie said
Mr. Jones wasmahluga grave mistake.
Hr. Jones. he said, need not not battle
tor the governorship. All he had to do
wastotahe the oath. for he was now the
governor, Hill having become a senator
alter March A.
Diacumion as to whether manager from
the governor and assembly were privileged
communications and must I111 received was
continued. Mr. Jone-11 said the conatltn
tlon provided that the governor. tenure and
honseahonid traiinmit 1nesaagsa,a and this
implied that they should be received.
Mr. Fania-it argued that 1111 11111111 or they
reached the lieutenant governor they were
received. but \Ir. .Ionea hold that reception
by him was not a reception by therenate
until he had announced them Sold he to
Ir. lfaiaott:
“You have tried ior six years in separate
thepreddsnt lrom the ornate: you have
dually succeeded.”
lie, Erwin said hie convictions com»
file: him to admit that the chair was
Am wan patched up 1111111 Monday
night
en». ,, MAW ..
nan-Ni will (let alumna
Woman“. lust. Hatch ‘1.»an
Conant, of this city, left an estate valued
”canon. liarvanieollegehnaedueaidu—
miss-tee, anditiseaiimated willie-
ahont 31mm, which is to bepot
into a new building,» beartbe We
Thonameot WWW
lilRiolteyaadImnaror at 11111119111111»
Tuition. Thu-nanni- ”sadistic
mt.~ltw“u§
Secretary shew. orthe Twin City Jockey
club, annoum thatth a total numberoi
entries {or the nine atakaraoasnext July
hamlylinmorethanlmyear. .
TheVermont Association or 11111111 and
Home Breeders will hold its all.
nual meeting on the kite shawl track at
White River Junction on Aug. c1. ”and”.
George Roman, at the Clilton track.
says he will continue to have racing regn
larly. whether he can have betting or not.
asheproposoatoknp faith with thohoras
owners and his employee. even if he do. it
at a heavy ices, winch he can stand.
Lord Marenanerulord. whowastheom~
cial starterdi the English Jockey club, and
who resigned to become manager at the
racing stable of Baron do Hirsch. in which
the Princeoi Wales is also interested, bu
an engagement tor three years at media
year.
TheChicago Horseman says that when
itisinlly realiaed that the tutors metal
line and the length of the liver of horses
depend upon the tray in which they are
treated during the winter more attention
will be paid totheir surroundings and gut-
eral management.
The leading horsemen of Montana and
the presidents o! the Montana Racing us-
aociationa recently held a meeting at. Ann-
conda and appointed committees to nego-
tiate with railways to bring eastern atabln
to the state meetings. The purses (or the
various events this year will amount to
$121,000. and they will be inrther increased.
Gregory. the conqueror of Reo‘are in a
match race as :1 2~ycur old. is one of the
grandest looking specimens of a thorough—
bred. He has grown wonderlully during
thepaat year.an1l is now sixteen bands
high and fully developed. lie appears to
be assound 1111 on the «lay he was fueled.
and great things are expected oi him next
year.
THE GREATEST EVENT m 1891.
Gen. W. H. l. Barnes—The tree coinage
of silver.
John W. Noble, secretary of the interior
~The unexpected.
George. M. Pullman—Irina consolidation
of railway interests.
Adolph Spreekels-The steamhip sub-
sidy bill i 11 operation.
Faster Succi—The most striking event in
le would be the destruction of the World.
Congressman William W. Morrow—inn
organization 11! the luierConriuentnl Rail-
way company.
Capt. i. W. lees. chief of the detective
force of Sun Francisco~The advent of the
aluminum age.
Congressman Seth Ir. Milliken—Unprcco-
dented prosperity for the labor and indus-
tries of this country.
James W. Scott. publisher of The Chi-
ongo Herald—~The laying of the mrner
stone at the World's {air in Chicago.
Robert Bonner ~— Demonstration with
8111101 that Calilornia is the foremost state
in the Union ior raising and developing the
trotting horse.
Thomas A. Edison—The developmental”
improvement oi Pastenr’a germ theory of
diseases and the discovery and application
oi remedies tliemior.
Robert 1’. Porter, census superintendent
—~'l'l1e diwovery oi the means oI generating
on a commercial scale electric currents di’
rect irom heat derived from fuel.
Senator Ireland Stanford-The adoption
0! a bill to provide the government with
means euillcient to supply the national
want of a sound circulating medium.
Rudolph Amnaon~A revulsion of public
taste, the decline 0! horse play. the sup-
pression oi comedians with enlarged crani-
um and a healthy appetite (or operas do.
void of pink tights and glittering tluael.
President Harriaou—Sorne arrangement
which will assure the United States a prop-
erty right. derived from Russia, which was
not disregarded by any nation (or more
than eighty years preceding the outbreak
o! the existing trouble.——Waahlagtoa Star.
ELECTRIC SPARK8.
Foreign powers are shut to adopt the
electrical welding methodot aiahlngahella
(or their artillery
A well or “electrical water” has been
toundanansae. Tbeman who puts his
hands in it experiences a forcible shock.
In view oi the reduced cablcrateno
Australia the Eastern '1' 1111 company
may laid a new from 811.: to
The "hoary" has recently been quite
generally adopted in this country and
abroad as the practical electrical unit or
aolilnduetion.
tow hen “kl I the ol
y w traaam t1. ngat rats
oiMwordsamianie.tberea1sto,mear-
rentaparmiaute sent out. each baring a
derailment ante-ding .afluol record.
inaneatnnuire article on the relative
coat oi steam, water andelectrlo
slavatomawrlhria klaetrlealltngi
narcomtotheeonclualon thatslsetrio
itylatheraoet economicalliyasariy hall.
ththyihaolieporwreomtngaeat.
A process at increasing the “ ng"
ualitisaoi wins by electric treatmenwtto
t has bun-neonatal”
. HOSE LOTS Oil Lowadm-
avenuo so reasonable in
price, only $350 each, and
those on Woodward are or
from $350 to 3500, according
to sire of lot, are appreciated
by those desiring a real bar
gain.
Nine lets have been sold
this month and more are being
looked after.
You can secure one ii you
will only try
The terms of payment will
be made according to youi
own wishes.
F1 11' further particulars apply
to TAY LUR 81 GOLDEN, or
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
PEAT MOSS
STEELE ' BEEEIEH
clean. Economical, Healthful.
Athsli the easier straw.
HAZELTON
8111sz 8111
Hickory. Oak, Pine and
Chestnut Wood.
BREED Ell AND STRIW
Grain 1111 Feed.
Eiimuni El'fli.
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Call attention toa good line oi Canned
301 do, and will arll them at low pllofil,
as follows When one trill taav tin
cans or more oi any 1111 glc 111111, we run
make them yet lower. as {0“ we.
have been fortunate in yo 1111: um Cali
imma Catlin-d (lands at not year a pncva
.1111! w.- are selling mom or the old rates.
in gooda warranted Spoiled good»
11-111 at more uppvar among the hm
'i'andfl. 811 lbs epoihd can aside.
Dm.‘ I. throw it on the nah been; you are
umiilnlto a good can, in place oi the
poor one, it you got that here:
00111. ................... lac, 0 case 68c
Tomatoes ............... we. Mi
lama leans... ........... lllc.
larroni'st Pm .......... the
Early June Peas... . ..
Succumb“ .. .....
Pamptisn ... .. .
Iiaaus' Gaines.
II
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...... ... .... ...flo.
aroma-rem. .. . “
Cal. Big PIuma....... . 8611,
00!. W Pears ....... We.
OIL ”he" ire ............. lllh',
Hui. Pilch» ............ 28c,
Erapuwmi Apnonie ........ ...
Evapmaivd Applv-a ..... .. ......... 1011111
Evaporated Prlclli'fl .............. 340 "l
E'apuralrd Piumu . .. .. ......... 1811 lb
CsiiIornia Pillars (liar) ........... 1011 lo
Cams and are about our Canned and
Blind Finite.
Bible 1 6111111111
' HALE’S
COUGE BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horebound,
Tar and Tom.
no once-rs.
«To H. 1111111.:
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1.1.111 oath Ma's.”
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We are now prepared to show the finest
line of Hosiery ever placed on sale in this
city duri d11g our eight months’ sojourn in the
dry rygobs business. we have never before
been so Well prepared and with so fine an
assonment as we have at the present time.
No one need fear that they will get some-
thing only resembling What they want, but
will find the exact article they are in search
of. We have never deemed it necessary,
nor do we at this time consider it so, to call
particular attention to this stock, but the
bargains we shall ofl’er this week 111 this line
will be without precedent, both as regards
to price and quality.
CHILDRENS’ HOSE.
Fast Black,Smi1h 8'. Angeli, 5
Fast Black, Ispwicb Bicycle,6
Grey Mixed Ribbed,
Fast Black, Ribbed
to 10, 25c per pair worth 39c
to 10, 25c " 39c
to 10, 25c 39c
to 9}, 21c 29c
Boys’ Black, Ribbed 5.} lo 9;, l2lc 17c
Boys’ Black, Ribbed 6 to 8;, 100 l2§c
LADIES’ BLACK HOSE.
Fast Black, l2§c per pair, worth 151:.
190 25c.
25c 35c.
33c 39c.
39c 490.
490 59c.
LADIES’ FANCY HOSE.
Striped Top, Solid F001, 2511 per pail, worth 350.
“ 331: “ 41c.
37c 490.
Black Boot Lisle, 39c per pair, worth 490.
Fancy Striped 12k: per pair, worth 15c.
2511: 351:.
Solid Colored, 25c per pair, worth 3750.
GENTS’ HOSE.
Mixed Half Hose, 5, 10, 12k: per pair, worth 8, 12}, 15c.
“ “ Sbaw knit, medium weight,25c pair worth 37 {c
Fancy Striped Hose. 15c, 2 pair for 25c Worth 17c per pair.
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Unbleached Half Hose 150. 2 pairior 25c, worth 170 per pair.
East Black Half Hose, 150, 2 pair for 25c. worth 17c per pair.
Striped Half Hose, 231: per pair, worih 29c.
“ 25c “ 3H0.
2913 390.
Solid Colored Hall Hose, 25c per pair,wor1h 37lc.
“ Lisle, 25c per Dill] worth 39c.
Fast Black Half Hose, 25¢ per pair, worth 37in
“ 35c “ 41c.
Dull 1.1919. 250 per pair worth 350.
M ii at
t. tt
‘ Unbleaclii d Half Hose, 250 per pair. worth 3H0
ht
Lisle, 25¢ per pair, worth 390.
GRAND
Milli-NEH HPENINE.
Having met with such pronounced sno-
ccss in all our endeavors to please the trad-
ing public, and having bad so man calls
for this class of goods we have decided to
put such a stock in our store. Wait for
further announcement as regards the day
of opening.
33 WAIl-IIHGTOI ITRIET.
Imgrted Boneless Sardines, Lars: Deep Sea N01.
used Montana! and all kin of Canned
Lily Codfisb, Fresh Country Eggs, 25 cents
down; the Finest White Full Cream Oh ‘
root from factory. Remember the 11111111111
we aileron in 1', You can getuo
finer as at $1 00 per pound; we
ofier it 'at 60 cents a pound.
The finest assortment of
Fancy Crackers in
this part of the
' state.
W t
The race is getting mum on that machine. Are y"
A ticket with every 25 cent cash purchase, at
CHAS. E. SEYMQ ‘
LEADING GROCER,‘
33 Washlncion Street.
W. l. Hill 81
OF BRIDGEPORT, ‘
Have bought the Ambler stock of Dry Goods, and
”MB. LESTER HYA'I‘
is selling it out
i'l' LESS THAN FIFTY GENTS 0E IHHE EELE »
At the old stand 111 Norwalk.
Cloaks at less than half price, 200
W1 aps go at $51,.Lukets and SacqueSo 0,
song; Rugs and Oil Cloths cheap; Ribbon
and Laces at half pl 106 D1 333 Goods Silk}
Linens and all Fancy Goods at really astoli
ishing prices.
w. B. HXE. & co
THIS SPACE RESEE
COMFORT
Everybody buys their Footwear from ,
that old-established and ever-popular
Boot and Shoo House of
G. H. HARVEY
70 North Slain 31., South Norwalk.
”...—«......—
P1 1003 are so low the goodsa are
sure to go.
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