1 bed“. boat's, . .
wielllibbed Vests, L
not; Plain Vests, ,
s Vests, all sizes, at red
75c to 39c
970‘ to 65¢
need prices.
h’d
a win“; NanwALK. or.
“BMW
filo we quote you a few prices that you will find as
gs pnyrend if any of our goods do not turn out as we repre
your money will be refunded:
Ps-phia.... "Alertness
lie-Airtime .. misc “
Celi'or- hmhtl’ue . ”no ..
3.“¥""':'l‘”'n‘:‘a." " it: --
he lulu - ..
' Immune-greener .. as :l
we " soured Inca et......... ”tic
. are ” Ih totem... .................... ec rer lh.
. , it tried our Salt Salmon? It not do not miss the
hey are simply elegant, 15c per and. We have had
honsnnds of tickets to supply t e demand for our
’ Niék”. Stove, and the light is getting so hot that we
to feelthe heet iron the stove in our window. In our
i” we hove another surprise for you. it Will there-
n to wstoh for the change.
«as r. HARMAN.
FIELD & HOYT
; ‘idlehed inventory and received our new spring stock, we are prepared
' patron-o; South llorwalk sonic his hug-ins.
DRESS GOODS.
88 inch Plaid. 12in a yard. regular prior 180. .
83 inch Plsid Funnel. 250 a yard, regular plltl" 850.
40 inch Plaid Serge, 36c a yard, regular price 42c.
40 inch All Wool Serge. 58¢ a ward. regular pllcr 05c.
45 inch All Wool Henriette, 79o s ysrd. worth 85o.
A FULL LIFE OF BLACK HENRIETTAS All!) BERGEN
LADIES’ HOSE.
stripe. 1 worth 1 . Put Bleak. its. worth l5c.
not , magma are?” Fm Buck. sac. worth sec.
filth I Augell’e, 29o. worth 406. Smilh & Atrium-.850 worth the.
CHILDREN’S HOSE.
Fast Bloch, Ribbed. 5 to 10. ion worth its.
Postman .Brhhell. 5 mo. 13in worth toe.
Grey leed, 6 to 10, mo worth 150
Flat Black, Nuhisn Dye. 0} to 9}. $40, worth 800.
GENTB’ HOSE.
' Seamless Belt Bose, 10o worth 1
Shaw Knit Hell Hose, 28o worth
' feat Blank Btlohed, 100 worth ”c.
Solid Colored Bose, Ito worth We. .
whluotperniitueto nrentioo the many heroine we have,hut alone
' ere
AllLiaeuToweliag,fieperyard.
Steele.
Dorset do per path
‘ hadiss’ Bandhmhlels, Ito per dose In
FIELD It HOYT,
" .Wssllineton Street, South Norwelk.
elling Out!
Ewtwmemfitwm. “v. w
it'll cures no reurrs
’ $.1th Venn-shun.
bonanza-s.
wtwmwmmmnrw .... ~ '-
‘ll Hssofiucmcrs
immune-ramparts“ unionism.
,. r, HI‘LLIIERY. '
dune-hut,..~M-wu
‘ KRIEGER.
Block. , ‘ I hand: Henrik.
W...” W. m ”Mm—“w
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am. ,
'25:: to 150. 7
ll!
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4 lumped-uremia
mum eon nth. mil: nu...
'“fiflfimfiflfl‘a‘”
KNAPP'S,
91 Washington" St.
emu...» ”reunion pole to
mo... crest-lo. sue rroilns
null not; , , . a.
_ I-I'ALE’S
COUGEBALSA’M
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tom,
so GEN-1's.
H. R. HALE
NOB W AL“. (303'.
FISH FfllllliN‘I'.
llslillllt. Shed. timelts. Frost.
0M. l'lte, (linens, Sal-on,
Herring, lines, it lite
'l'roat. hohsters,
Salli-pit, Pickled
"uteri.
rune Horton neuron
LOIS“ row
WAKEMAN'S CREAIEBY BUlTEil
oenrns oeuveneo raorerrtr
HUNT HELUFF
Bennett & Hosted,
38 lain Si... 80. Nor-walk.
lllll, Fill, 0181813,
Frlill, Valentin. Plllln, It
or All Ituds la rear lieasea.
AT WHOLESALE AID liETAlI
Ill-II". I. seam
[1. lllKLYll & Sill.
mun.) para.
lllethlngtonSMSouthlimsli
numeral Henrik.
linltlln Balers, Collection
And Ice Cream.
(triers Pro-ptly Attended 1'!»
unseen. at u onstrs.
BULB, SILVER, NICKEL
minim“
FLA-Izran
’“Hfim'fi
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“d”
WAGONS
Mu“
I” '3. " ”flu
‘2i"3£'u‘n'u’3'&“&fi'll’nt es. ,
tilsrwlutt.rw-’r.swle.lswufl reel
49 later lull: lull lllrrali ..
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u. PI-vllfllldttlutltll win:
as or mm never.
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mrtlflumw , rem tvialsrtn.’
trey-auras. .
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immune.
w
ltoUtlA'l'tllllc Mthlillltll. ‘
stunner a serum ‘ervrelor.
J era-etch to Mesa 0 tar.
Mien-lentil For-all In! in un? tr
Illa mltthrfltluiasndttfl‘p £3...”
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’lheres lave l'eaharr luv loslh Wh-
lls res-soure- a. m. tel-seen p as
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srdttls until." among;-
'l’ntn-Iesre sues-um reslh who“
IOJISIed ll“...!.,oll.lwau6lp.-.
Iolfl Ll" DIVING“.
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OLD lulu neurotic
Baily 11mm Filltlll Lill
South Norwalk
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Norwalk, Ct.
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‘l’BI PROPIUJRB
CITY Ill llilllWlLK & EAGLE
‘Wmllaiilc".
PLUMBING
ill all Sill! lull Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stores and Ranges.
mtmulaslletihs
Baum l'lllltt Cl.’l Socialite
50 South lain Street,
”Dill IOIWALI. - 80!].
Swan d Bushnell,
”I Wain mu
the“! III). ”with“!!!
m'filvesumum
blew umlehee mm
”will inquired-astray
newmmm m
low Yarn Prices.
80m ooawm “VI-OI “It
It I” “out
M‘s-steam
no. 1
me ‘Id'hflr
.eflezxtll .
never tinder-ole. .3:
ornamental-lame» ‘
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arm“; “EEEEE
w. L ooueuls
33.3”? “”‘E;
John Schouh & Son,
'aahlaltoa mac-sh lowwalh lylu
W. B. “URGES, Westport.
Graduations
Homer B. Hoyt";
l8 North Main Street.
”stray-h" rmww‘ne: .. ..
U I- I e
an: MW! Rudolph
vyu.
i
mun-uuumunwm
“NE my... am
”not: mafia?“
Isa-“W. wuss-r yew. Kort-ll. hers-levee
we": ~......~ we:
”3'2: n35... Elizggri'iv'é
m. use. Earl-am.» s. outs
BUY 0F lliE IANUFACTUREH.
lew tumult-er" or.
mini atrium
Frank Boylston.
”it MIMIIIIK
‘ umwwhum ”uphill
.. We!” *"rE E...E‘
' when... _.......:l
erowdtothe Gslltornls‘ Athleticelnh
I‘m WWW
men peerent were Joe Thompson.»
Anetrsllmhnehnslm: lawmaker '
ot Jiln Hell; Person, ppm-woman
lucky Baldwin. Jim Corbett and Itejor
’ltcLaughlle. Both then showed up in
doelornl. Kilrelnwelghed m and God—
'3‘
., . Ire-drum”: ,
new on. “Am ‘ ”mm 1- nut to his telling the Indians at
-- 4. ' ”WWW“ ”Wm'mthrldentolnrope hiszld
fllllili i it! ill Lilli lilifl “‘"bmm'm W’m“ tumultuous-mama. mu»
Godfrey‘ehead. ltwarllilreh‘emnd.
MIMI.“ puts. Second Bound~lilraln landed with both Mannhxioustono.
anhul mun—bituuve'orthaw haulbon “It! negro-neck audlhoeuhb WEMMW‘MW
allekellwi' on. 'Illlfl'lJJWtMplllll- mechanisms Theroarrd wasatlueewht nominationlor the lieutenantpvo
Ullmh ,olllyleope ediatlv Mounted-nee. Oodtmdsehedwhensvsr anonhipotllhodelslnud.
mmnelkmmeml only little) M v M ,
“diam (brothel wrtrerlnreyontonrrltel Third ”mm lssC.N.Kinne,ot heerev
tulle A” .u . summaoamy'n". waived meet the murderer herhrnthw,
‘ hill-I I: . 3md_,xg,..mg,mw Samuel Whitney Kinnc. near.l.ima,1’ern.
I. It. I. A. ingatrwntendons left header on the necro's MLKlnuewaasnenm Hewaestalr-
' neck. Betheeruehed Wynn hedhyanntiveandeoonattcrwsrddied.
(.ng lrdlelar 60.. ferrule, .YJ latter sum Mil-“if ”I'm M“: The Amuenr Athletic union herein-
IIOLDAT L 3mm!” 'u'mmuidetedfleloonis W.l’ord.whowaaausv
' , mama Goal! wvmumm‘mmnmlhmd
flu‘“d;.?::8 Sta" utmmcom mum wuellw “GM-1i"! "
‘ esnionolclinchsshytheusmtoavnidm Premierhtcrcierthueheansuinter-
view in New. York,‘saye Sir John Hae-
rlu Reno's First Good Blew. , lonald lnnst shortly reelgn and thst the
8%me with mmondthe peg: WU?” to harem
W0 INN!" mad i t t u Ststes.
yet. him Kilrainuuthwmhbul mu: pm {'9' York militant “I. thstltin—
lauded twice with his lettr.vrrGodtrey‘nneck.l Will I. Reid d M
mmmxlanmwywbw 59"" W ‘.' ‘n . 3m
by Godfrey chum”, smith are earning home. and will. resume
.Bevenih Mammal“, hltKilrainw‘lthhis editorial chem on”! mm newe-
iett on the none. but narrowly escaped-ion papers, The Tribune and The PM, of
hnderontheneck. Kilralnlarldedhuvily on Philadelphb' for the WW of urging
Godfrey'sstmnmh. only tomelre heavy right . . v lairn
handm on the month. which evidently hurt. 3'2"an ” c . {or “I. We, in
Eighth firmndroln aciinch sud ruii . Kilniu :
npporcnt Godhey twice. receiving uyo whit- § BMW 1385““ “1' Cleveland and
neat lumen. . Harlem will he the opposing presidential
Ninth Blundullih'atn gm. Godfrey a sharp‘ mutilate- in M'the west will demand
downlmt blow on the cheat and received-sunsets free coinage oi silver, and the Farmers'
on the law in Man-- Darius I all” “who Alliance will he on important tutor.
' ilrn' 's '
mentalmme m... m» a a... - ............, ..
w, m. owl.” Wyn-van, under-most M Few York “If {m “13
u., pardon. mmgommrmw name of his employer, Arthur Kenny. to
all the time: Jitter the hrookswsy Kilrslu reveral thousand dollars’ worth of notes
railed flutters e hit and net hisrevengshy sudrheclts.
l "
Wealth header n Godfrey- hreada‘ TWENTY -F|VE HEN DROWNED.
xllrsls rough: viciously.
'l'cuth handwxflmgn m up with blood in more rate or the crew or tile Steu-
hil eye sud again landed on (Marcy's ribs. I'll? Ilsa-a.
W! Wrflgw'ihm: ‘3‘!“ "I", W,Mnreh M-Jl'hcstcnrnship which
m. that , ’ W" 0“ “cm! was wrecked 01 Start Point near M
“Wth “0' on the Bolrtoniane Mill. on Monday during an: ”new
how ndidn‘tflwhhn. The mwm which swept over the southern part 0‘
“In
u, mwm"m““lhmm the utmorumpool,
Invent! loud—~Godn'oy readied Jake’s,“ lot-don tor Colombo. Who the
mJ-hsuhsauoe-Euealuerstruehnpontherul oflthepoint
tothsmrdutshlowenthewbrthsmw thhe hodgthoughtho
3" "'hwvyeesndthehuphnshrsmadothe
attempttorenchthoahoreadespenteoao.
Oncotthehoste, the
captain,
mu, WON“, W m 5 the chic! engineered» three mandthe
gum-sum“... w Reward wesstrnckhyshesvy senand
w,“ ' “up n ' and all the calm m
lifeboat. containing the
sailors sud Inmwe'utrtwo men in
MMWWN‘ “W l“ m“ k“ rel! Eschtilileshe‘rdnt over a 3:5:
dilemmdworh.hutthepunlshnsntthst' ’
“WHWMmeiotthem weredrowned, whileothela
Godfrey. Kilratn pushed him trqnsndy an M in mm the Muflr‘lch
thread: the round we: almost filled with water, but which
mm Bound-tlodlrwy went to work kept afloat hy reason at huwatertl‘ht
withavlln. lie led olloll. MKflrail'o My mwtmt‘,
3'” N” “F "‘ MM “1 mm 3"" finsllyallwerewsehedousuddrowusd
3m] [willm‘mm MM‘ “‘ m” swept [our stokns. The-smell were-{ter-
‘m‘w' ‘" "“"‘"" ”m" ”9733.? One-no? mangled 11::
3:30:13- Jigflfm an,“ alienation The three survivors weretev-
Intro W‘- M M ”at.“ W"! rihlyh-ttervdhythehesvysnrt sud were
retellaterl on Kilnin'e Man. and we soon had WM
nhellowatoruend. Kilrnin hittlodtroy repeatv
only on thereon with both hands. or.
low pretty weary. I!» had rum punches ion
hirn yet. however. end the Baltimorenn tell
them ltloohrdto theolmrvnruthoughm
Ida would win.
Seventeenth Bound—81th mm were tootired
luwtholrattllteou eevrndttu do much. Thu
Kllraiu's lett heearne arrive and tended twice
uOodfiey's neck. There were quires none
I of clinched, hilt withing domt'mrm to!»
lowed
Eighteenth Milli-slum out his tell
rowers ltlll aha-pl...
Sumner, N. Y., March lL-The we»
let genre of pool on record occurred in the
notional tournament last nhht helm
Powers and De On. The ch-piouehlp
war at stalls end she a I” wear. roads
by licongh and the Cohan. The score run
evenly until alter the filth inning. when
i’owers struck it bed streak end went
rapidly behind DeOro, who took advan-
tage or every mispley. until he was thirty-
audwaarnehedwthem Godfrey. who lourpoluteaheurl. Theueauleanervylp
‘ hill pm. the chem fitting the H
of every from to t lourtecuth in
whenhysrunolfll'teeu heerept two
thMamldthecheeraol lMepeetar
tors. Theteorersnneellendnaek.”
mgltfltolttlnDeOro's lsvorlnthe
twentieth inning. A had shot by the
Cuban pave Powers the sense. Genre:
m
lleOro
Menthol De Oro, till. Bythis
will havetoplsyatle with (neonatal.
recondplses.
With III-rim lvoa.
Iluvteenth Ionndmuudtreypnnehed Heep
wtthhothbrtsontheneehsndrsoelved
Powers retains the ehnrnpioashi
1°
Ire. llsarralr (2. Paul Dead.
Pulunru'nm. Morel: M-lirrt Its-ash
C. Paul. the wits oi the well known lew-
atVillal‘iovallarehlz. Show-um
old. Shehuheeuproulnentlnxew orh,
my yum. ller sons are ltienlenut
Allwrl’sul.olthe not :JIMW.M
mmlwuwotAJ.l)ressl.sedsw
III-Iii Mmmdlhe
”withhilrl. lie
turned.
yor.JaatuW. Pauhdlsdlt her snide-
Wilhlrtgtou and Philadelphia misty tee
auroeistionhsseteursdshsllparhlathe
loathed. ltlsthepoeadelmtwl the
Mmmmuwm— I3 ”mtmufiumyfl
m. The following L _ ..
went out after hue-km. m 7
0n the corner at that handkerchief"!
embroidered the letters ”W. W." may
stand tor William “'r'ightl' ., “
ls it another Blrchalloneuwell .,
ls William Wright the murderer? he‘s
not been seen sincehe wentawayoufeh'. l.
The deed loan has been identified -
Gustav New, with whom he mart. V
New said that he understoodlrourlhnflt»
versstion o! Ruttinger and Wright that
brutherol one hell married I I‘M“:
other, which he deals not blow. Th3
esmelogethertohiu transom-lath! on
in answer to n nevupnper advertisement!
A furnished room to let, with hoard. -
Mr. New was able to furnish an accurate.
description o! Wright. He says: “Will“
issmnnnhouthteottinehutllhlltl‘
would weigh about 120 pound». Belted
light hair. which he wore long. It war
bushy in the hack. V 1
lie had a light mustache and rather
well (natures. His eyes were blue. Hi!
movements are quick» nod nervoue. lie
was of slight figure. He epeahswith a
strong English accent. lie isedisrnoud
cutter and is a very intelligent men. The
two men occupied the some room oaths
toptloor and welded like brother-t Bub
lingereeidhewu a clerk nnd Mom
here with Wright tor a job. He spoke I
halt dozen languages and was full at
courtesy and good nature.
inspector Byrnee' men are looking!“
Wright.
rr WWWIND.
Walls anal Chimneys levelled at Pitta-
M13 and invent Peoplo Ill-t.
lesnrw, March ll—At it s. in. sale
of wind reaching the velocity 0! overtorty
miles an hour passed over the city cunning
considerable damage to property and in—
jury tosrvernl person». The signal other
reports that {or a few minutes a velocity,
at {arty-live milar per hour-the highs!
ever known in this city—ares experienced '
The walls at the Grrrnnnia hunk Ind
Weldin huildinlol. the scene of Wednes-
day's tire. crumbled beneath the lury at
the wind, and a large section of the hank
wall fell upon the rent of the Manhunt-
and Mnuulactum’ Insurance company’s
building adjoining. breaking through the
ruotand three floorsot the insuraneseoal-
party's building. The occupants barely“
coped with their lives.
Mill and house ohimneye all overhoth
cities are damaged or blown down. 88v.
end of the largest plate glass window! in
the city were blown out; thet at G. W.
Riggs & C0,, jewelers, tell on and severely
injured several persons. In the Chortle-
oil field, near the city, the wind blew ores
slsrge number at derrichs, condo: ea-
sidcrehle dnmge to oil wells.
The Wind'- llavoe at Jeannette.
Junmrt. Pu. Msreh le—At maths
windhiewdowntheeaetwnll at the?”
Pitt glass works. and many m were
injured by telling timber! all! h“;
Daniel lchnn was badly bruised I‘ll
had his leg broken; Joseph Home. eae
eye out and disabled: llarryhggr‘plwll,
srrn broken; Thomas unnan, , sad
James Park. seriously bruised. In
others were injured.
AN ASYLUM HORROR.
It: l'aticwte'. Bear-all to M M
Slohvlllo.
NASHVILLE. Mnrrh lt.-—.\ lire broke out
st the Ceutml imam: mylnm. men like
[torn this city on the Murlmhorn
atnhmtt ll o‘clorlt hull night. It
in the roam! the main wing. Tho-nylon
was destroyed. The Pause oi the live 5
unknown. There were twentyeight p
tieuteln the wintennd eixolthsla were
meted
There were uhmlt till) patientn ill the
main building at the asylum. Thu-B
uohlrther dongrrol 10M of life. Mid '
tn. the main building wanton In. and the “
patients werem‘mplnr. “oversaw
In and the unto milllla went tothe ”O
in s nperlrrl trsln.
Wu Will Play Ball. To.»
[locum ll. l2, Maren ”.mltnsatlrur
“tie meeting we» held hernia“ m
{or the pnrpme M ensuing (mil-m
tie- to put a lieu-ltd! club in the interaav
thrust league. Holman flowers. at M
present. The mutation will haves
mum «rem divided into W,
M A subscription paper wee rim
apt-ad a mill-table rnaapat ot m
waeatoaeeeolmriiml. ’l‘hsormslutlea
will he perfected within a week. M' .,
“Whiteboard“!!! n mlugdfi’
lsterestiousl irritate lor mt ,
«suing at the llrtlluwtou Hold. “it.
s 101!ng 35:." tit-m In use.
m. ltsrrh tile-ll". John um
wood. ot Virginie. the you; am ‘
W...- ' mm. 53.431»... E3 ~
sol _
of W. ml , ‘ ,-
tesee Mr. mllwnedhylhellalfl i",
iuflctoherotths
"'I’h
hi0. lad President White. at Ultra; m 1
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