house. Bsyview avenue. 01,000.
”MW Union
M “10“).
, greenhouse, Union M3,”.
310““, Union street. ”.500.
emanafiouse, Bpringstreet. ”.900
“MW. Meantime
GEO. LOCKWOOD
9’18”
Real Estate and insurance,
No. 2 Soul Main SI
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caution-sons wos‘sIIIr Is .111
small: or mention
The hm «maintain Iorb
ow‘ tron-sly Decorated with flowers
I- (lo-Imus— of the lea-meth-
of ctr.“
The iargeuumberofpeoplewho made
upthecongregstious inthecity andbbr-
ouxh churches, yesterday morning and
evening, worshiped "in atmosphere
laden with the fngranceof lilies and cut
flowers. Easter, the most joyous of
Christian festivals, was fittingly observ—
ed in all the churches, the floral display
' in many instances surpassing that ofitny
MW w--- special musical pro
grdmma )r the day were ex
ceptially red. Church-goers
listened t: z and carefully pro
paredsem Iriate to the auni
wersary r' prrection.
Baptist.
At th. tik Baptist church
the flora were artistic in
their and" t1 the pulpit wa’c
tted Easter lilies.
011 the “51:; were more of the
same hind,1 right of the plat
form was a' cactus in bloom
On one tal ' calla lilies wo
noticeable, v mm were vases 01
cut flowers” It vaneties. ant.
fern. Musi Ite to Easter wt»
rendered by “an ‘cxccllcu'
manner. all t loi themselves
justice. The *‘mnh Cumstot'k.
deserves prair runner in who-I
be rendered t s. otfertories 11111.
rpostludes, as ' accomlmlyin',
h'flsingen in . Essionul manner
The choir co )in. Chauncey
Jim, Mrs. C. 9 l. soprano; lit-.-
May firmly, .111 Wood, con»
'tralto; F. W. I“ .or; B. If. lion»
house, bass. I up: a solo, "Th.
Restore-coon," ring, amt Miss
Puntelt was . -, solo, ”Hooter
Song,” in the t. lit-sen. Ambler
vandflorehouae. ' losin‘utwakr
Glad Souls” am ‘ur Passover."
The pastor, Rm . .11 \Vhenton.
' anched in the irom I. Cor"
xv., so: "Chrit v fruits of the
/ Iiy out He
led Saviour,
. . \ but as tltr
so we, if we follow in Ilia path, may rim»
tonewness of life and he at home with
Him llervafter. Mr. Wheaton called to
mind the “Quilts of this hope of which
the heathens know nothing. The future
to them is meaninglem became they
know not of th‘B risen Saviour.
ln theevening the pastor's theme was
“(insider the Lilies How They Irrow’
from Luke xii. , 27. During the disururse
he spoke of how lilies grow,u=1t'hris
had told us to comider this though“
They grow rtht up. Even though some
of the stems were crooked they persisted
in growing up toward the light. He also
spoke of their purity. They came up
out of the dark earth that would soil
your hands or clothing if Ineddled w,itlr
but the lilies extracted from it only that
part which was necessary to make tin-111
grow so beautiful, so pure lie said it
we could only, as we go through life,
schctlhosc things which would tend to
make us Christ-like, how beautiful. lruw
pure we might become. For if God cam.
.so much for the lily will he not can
lunch more for us. ‘
lo Ih Horst-II Congregational.
In t city Congregational church yes»
derday nIoriIing, Rev. Lewis 0. Bmstow,
of -Y‘h" preached an able sermon on
”Christ's Resurrection from the Mil."
mdecorations «Instead of pour-d pistols
and flowers on the mantles each side 01
thechoirxallery and Enter l'IllIca 111111
.flowers on the pulpit platform, tastefully
arranged. The singing by the large
Alien-choir was of superior excellence.
the oflertoire solo, ”The Bells are Ring
jug,” by Kin Louise Abendrotli, dmrv
inspects! mention. in the evening the
membersof the Bentley school gave an
Mormon. The motto "Bow-s I
live ye shall live also,” was dIsplayed on
the platform. Following is the pro-
gramme:
Organ \'olaatary~"Mla Muela'. ..
..... .. ... .D. Laverne Bataan!
(Mr—”Awake thou thd map-t.”
Prayer—Java '- Will.
brow-Ill header Domini.
Mink-“(hum my oftho Welt"..
.. ........Irs. W. (J. Burke. Jr.
trump-1w
mark-1y Hera” ......
Islesnlflhuras—‘hl-m ......
as
1............... ........Delohvlr.l)eahans.
fl “ “Yeah Area-eat
‘m by Primary ”slur-”Inter
m”
M" Winn-Inflamlah
W‘lnthyflhhasI-srrmh”..
........IIII-Inm1nc1m.
mason—meager Ans-i”
m
..... .. Jamil-aides.
M'flabuh-shathillaaa”. mils-ha
South Norwrlk, or.
This week was a grand 311M
lishment to' witness the We
Goods. The latest heralded the
of leadingmanutacturersiafi
visi'ted our mammoth estab—
. display of elegant, new Spring
, ideas, the most original conceptions
. . ~ foreign countries, are represented
in our splendid stock. We hove aimed to have not only the brightest and
beat assortment, but to have it mean, dor‘ble and popular unveil. The
lateral the past week show thstour efforts have been appreciated, and
many visitors, who came to look remained to purchase.
1
DRESS {1100113.
to examine the stock while it is still' 111 its
Undoubtedly the event of the week was the exhibition mode by our
house of high~class dress goods. There has been even unusual praise fro ‘
livery quarter of the superb collection referred to. Those who missed luv
' specting the new things during the exhibition days should use every effort
original beauty. As usual with _.
us, most of the more elegant dresses are shown' In single patterns, and rare- ,
ly two dresses of a kind. Bering our own special property they will be
found to be quite as exclusive as any patterns purchased' In Paris.
inaaudforcibiesermunon "l'he bordh
Risen Indeed." in the evening aeouccrt
was given by the members bf the Sunday
school. The floral decorations were very"
beautiful. the principal one being 11 hunk
of Easter Elan-innate" on the pol-
pit platform. tastefully arranged V and
producing a very pretty effect. Follow-
ing is the programme rendered at the
concert: ‘
Singing” Choirkv‘flesus Christ in Risen
Today. " . ..
Singing—“Jesus is Risen" ................ School
Recitatton~”WeleouIe" Gracie Burn s.-
Ilesponsiv‘ Scripture Beading,
Freya by the Pastor.
Anthem. by Choir—“Ballelujsh. ' Christ is _
Risen."
Rocltatlon.. . Miss I lodfrry
Shirl- ~Ir—~";I'he Savior“ s 'i'omh '.... . . .School“
Recitation—"Under the Show" Irving Smith.
Anthem, by Choir—«"Chrlst the Lord. "
Recitation. ..Edna Baker.
Singing~“l’orever with the lord”.. ”School
Recitation-“For the llelored”.. .C. I). Barnes.
Anthem. by Cbolr~“0 Slog unto the Lord."
Recitation .. ............. Gracie flumlltnn
Remarks b) 8111. H E Barnes.
8inginz~‘“flome at Last'.
Trinity Episcopal.
The floral decorationsat Trinity church
were elaborate and beautiful, consisting
of palms, potted plants and flowers ar—
ranged about the altars and platform.
The rector, Rev. Olin llailock, preached
eloquent sermons on the "Resurrection
of Jesus" to large congregations. The
music, under the direction of Mrs. R. J.
Sawyer, was appropriate to the day. At
4 o’clock in the afternoon'the scholars of
the Sunday school formed in line in the
ro .mdown stairs and marched into the
church. The service con-mam] of singing,
it short address by the rector, and the
Easter ofl'vrings were presented by one
scholar from each class. who went for-
ward and remtcd :1 bible verse.
”School.
lint Avenue Methodist
Largo congregations were in nttmd»
.mce at the servicesof the [-2191 :hh't‘ililf“
ll. B. church yesterday. In the mom-
rng the pastor. Rev. C. II. Pegz, preached
on the “Betrayal. Death and RzrsurrI-Irorr
of Christ." The facts that the Lord of
,rlory actually wasdead, and did reappear
III life were set forth as if they were
more; the hedcertilied events of history.
kIIIIe of the advantages, both to Christ
and believers of his resurrection, were
presented for the consideration of the
many attentive listeners to the sermon.
in the evening theSaobetb school. mim-
»-d by the choir. sung some beautiful
Easter songs. The mutations by til»-
young pmplu wnrr- very appropriate to
the «torsion, to which additional Inter:
11f was givr-n by u pit-1111:1111 I’u-lmllalvr-
service. limitations were given by Bert
Uurlnrntor, Charles Benedict. Howard
Welsh, Laurette Aiusworth, Julia Ben-
nett, Jessie St.John,Carrie Carin-1111111111!
Clara Ainsworth. A selrctiun war-1 gin-Ir
try 11 quartette composed of Misses inw-
retta Ainsworth, Addie Essen, lit-sale.
llnrl')’ lloyt and Albert Buckingham.
Mrs. Charles Slums sang a solo. The
display of flowers was fine, and helped
not :1 little to nrukeoue of the most t'll-
jnyablr- gatherings which has yet coIIvuII-
ed in the smcious auditorium of tin-
new church. '
Nor-Ill Melhorllst.
.\t the Morning service in tire Xnnvnlk
lit-limits! church the pastor preached it
very nble sermon on "Some (tilts from
the Risen Christ." lie drew his infer-
currm from the crucifixion and the
empty tomb, showing in :1 forcible man
her what an ideal 1111111 should bu. iii-
said no person could wholly make them
wolves; that a perfect man would have to
verify Peter's statement when he said,
"God has made me what i am." in the
vening the pastor preached upon "lteas-
mm for Christian Gratitude." The sing-
Ing'by the choir was especially fine. the
.Irrangcment of the prmgrammc being
highly cmlitablo to Henry I’. Price. the
Interior of thecboir. Although all the ring
era did well. the solos by Him Elia J
fly xiii-e, line Lizzie Murphy. Miss Annie
swathChurh-s Hoyt and William Warren
are worthy of special praise.
Maw-II Congregational.
In the morning the pntor preached arr
111111119er interesting sermon on "The
l'ostimooy of Christ Concerning film.
rrolf." lie divided the subject into four
part1. I-‘irst. He was the divine Christ:
mmd, lie was the Chrit who wade-ad:
IIrlrd, lie is the Christ who is alive:
fourth. He has the keys of death and
bell. Thematic by the choir was ex-
cellent. Bolas were sung by Miss Jennie
9. Fritz. limb. I). Keeler, and Julian
H. Main. In the evening a praise
service was held.
s1. lary'a.
At St. Mary's church flowers and pot;
led plants were distributed about the
channel in proftnion and the handsome
marble altars were prettlly decorated
withsmilar and cut flowers. Rev. W.
J. Slocum delivered an eloquent sermon
onthexospel of the day at the IBM
Ins-r. Thecboir was composed of the
following well-known calcite: Soprani.
ltthitdeFlynasndflmW. J. Truce-y?
M “in Kali flangellno and “hints
Ooh: tenor. Bernard ‘l‘ullytlraem, John
wmumwman fl. Iclahur. The
chem was limes Mary Befrun, Norah
name. Kellie Mel-hon. lary Fla-s-
ue. William II. llyiaad and Edward
Kuox,,8penoer Adams. Fred llsuy and
Joseph Italkiu. Atst. Paul‘ . Rev. 8. 1'.
Graham pushed an able sermon, asalso
did Rev. 11.8. Westerni'ann. of East
Haven, at Grace church.
Acholrofsixhoysfnrnhhedlhemusic'
at the First Baptist church yesterday.’
Rev. .11. D. ‘Reed, of Plainville. W
at both services.
run we nosnrtii rose.
The Fair Held by Ille- Bnlrvl's leholars
, Nets Nearly DIM Dollars.
The fair held Saturday afternoon and
evening at Miss Baird's Institute, for the
benefit of the Norwulk Hospital, was
largely attended by the best people of
Norwalk and South Norwalk. There
were also visitors from New Yuri,
Brooklyn; Philadelphia, Bridgeport,
Bristol and Greenwich. All were warm
in their commendation of the young
ladies' work in embroidery, worsted
work and painting, and for these articles
there was no luck of purchasers. Every
visitor seemed anxious to possess a
souvenir of this noble effort on the port
of the,school girls. Other beautiful
articles in meat variety were offered for
sale, and lunches, ice cream, tea, coffee.
ewes were provided. The young ladies
who attend as day pupils brought cakes.
Messrs. hie-rd, Starr, Nickerson & Bette.
Hayes. Adams and Street sent genomes
contributions. Former and present
patrons remembered the school fair most
kindly, and C. E. Jennings, of Brooklyn
and South Norwalk. whose children need
to attend the school. sent 11 check for ten
dullurs
The musical pmgmmme was highly
upprurintul. . It consisted of also piano
putt‘r.‘ entitled, "Bout en Train."
very finely remit-ml by the Miss“ Scott
and Layton. a‘soio from Frank» Rider
and n Kinder 53 rIIplmny ”will the young
ladies of the heluml. The Symphony
was finely rendered and clitritrd hourly
applause.
T he net profits to the Hospital 411111!
from last Saturday's efforts, are. it is
thought, nearly one hundred and fifty
dolls“.
The second and lust holding of this
year's fair will take rrlacoouflaturday
afternoon and evening of the present
week. Nothalf of the choice articles
are sold. and the attractive noveltirsat
low prices will be duplicated. It is
hoped that there will be- a large attend-
one» on tlw 231]. since the- young lmllm
have "not tin-1r llt'ufln" upon fi“’f'llul,1
lllt' fund to three hundred dollom.
Tin,- (lid “3-" (‘uncrrt Postponed.
A tell-gram was received in South
.‘Inrwalk yesterday ounuuncmg the and
rlr-n illnmsof limo. Sculclrr. who was to
appoint In it grand concert at Music Hall,
thisc»1‘r-11i11g..umlcr the auspices of Old
Well [look and Ladder company. The
members of the committee of arrange.
11111111.» urn-culled together and it was
decided to lmtwne the woven until
the evening or the 27m. M11111. Srsalchi
was to take part in )lr. L'uIIIpauiIrI's
concert at the Leno: Lyceum, New
York. last night, but Sir. (Tunipnnini n11-
IururIcod lll'l' illnm-I at the some tiIIu
IIII~fully waving the plryrticnu's certifi-
cate [U that effect before the mIrlIcIIre.
l'IL'u llN'llth‘l’K of ”W truck uIIIIpIIIIy 11 Im
milled Iit Mum. Son-11111 It‘slllt‘flIII' in
New York. yestcnlny, found her shut.
up in :1 dull; room, Hlllft'fill.‘ from an
affection of the eye-I 11nd tliroul. The
originnltickeu for Ille'CliflL‘til'l will br-
“Hall for the new date, or threw wlm so
dmiw can have their Innuey refunded at
Hayfield Gregory‘s The meIIIbt-ni of
the [look and Ladder company regret
that llwy have been L‘lllllpl’llt'fl to dim p
point the public.
In Childs' (lift.
The Brooklyn Nursery and Infant'u
lit-spiral, No. 398 flerlriuwr strwt.
Brooklyn, has received 11 maulllccnt gift
from ‘1William II. II. Chlids. in
memory of his wife, Maria liversley
Chllds, welloknown in Norwalk, who was
a manager in th‘ charity. The gift eon-
slvte of s pl valuable property 12!
by I115 feet with twohouses on it. adhno
lug the institution, 1» hlch the managers
have long desired toponon. and is gen-
moody ”transferred to the institution
without any restrictions;" but the donor
expresses "the sincere hope that this so-
quisition may be an inspiration that will
enable the managers to secure the neces-
sary funds to erect upon the ‘sddltlonal
land an inlsnta' Hospital."
onus 1111mm 2.1.1.1....
The South Norwslk Athletic club will
holdthelr wound annual exhibition at
Music Hall, next Monday evening,
April”. and from the list of athlettw
thstheveheensecured for the occasion
it herklvut that they propose to please
their audieueeand send them all home
well satisfied with the sublet-mt.
Professor Killingheek and Idem lore
walk clan will give an exhibition of club
swinging. and perform on the bovine—
tsl hat. the Williams, chamliou mid-
dlowrkhtof (haunting and J. fills,
W of chimp, will spur. PM
WOW Yeager will have a stone
weighing the pounds broken on his chest
with a twelve With-ll. The
«at of the emu. oil he s cont-t for
Ihellfltmvlcht championship of liai-
11111111; otms nouns
Evidence That the Fiend Once
Lived in America. .
MAM 11111111101111. SUICIDE.
Dane- alrl Pythlae Ontdeao In Ihe'lady
titty—Two Ber-ans Aura to Die To-
30th.! and One shoots fllmulf While
I» om: Ilse, a Knife.
hoe Aaonrzs, W April le—From facts
recently elicited it appears that the Ace
tralisn murderer, Deming, visited thb city
in 1837 and married, soon afterward do
canning with $3,000 of the woman’s money.
He went under the named name of Charles
11. Williams and Game from San Francisco.
lunhort time he succeeded in marrying
Mrs. Neuni Ortithsing, who authorlted him
to draw her savings, amounting to several
thousand dollars, with which he lied. II!
was coufenedly an Australian, was a Free
Heron, a member of ,Bt. George's society
and in disposition and habits was strikingly
like Dimming. He also showed great aver
slou to being photographed, alikeness being
secured purely by chance.
ll: Danced on Iler Grave.
These portraits bear striking resemblaum
to' those published of Defining. Be con-
fessed to Hrs. Catithslng an Australian mar
riage with has. but told her this preview
wife had died, ln-utally describing the joy
our dance he executed on her grave.
Williams' departure from Los Angela
was hastened by the accidental meeting
with an Ohio lady who recognized him, and
this circumstance coupled with the finding
in Australia of his photograph bearing the
name of an Ohio photographer, strengthen
the theory that Williams and Deemlngarr
one and the same man
. _.__._....
Doe-II; ls Rot Insane.
Mn. sot rum, Ari] lu—Tbe medical board
who have examined the murderer Deeming
as to his sanity, pronounce him to be men-
tally sound and perfectly responsible for all
his actions. The statement that booming
was marl when a boy and committed the
murders at Raiuhill and \\ indsor while
suffering from forum-tire insanity, received
no mdmce from the board. Deelhing
maintains his trout-balance and continues t1.
talkofwhathrwllldowhen he goes back
NOW. flesaldthat withcutthe help
ofalawyer he could convince any jury if
betriadthsthewassn innocentmaa.
lunch-rein. Illa Dead Wife's Ila-e.
fleeata heartily, nyingthat he does not
intend logo intoa decline because the an
thorities keep him in jail for a few weeks
A chaplain was admitted to him, and Deem-
ing talked with him on religious subjects.
He remarked, however. that hsdid not can
much for religion, as the woman who got
him 111 trouble by her unfaithfuine- (Mm
Math-Ir) was always reading her prayer
boo is.
harm-Irv and I'yll-Iru ‘,“'UII'I"'.
Clllr'A-m. April l‘i ~—l ‘arl t'usci and III-Hr)
Spams have long been friends. and shared
their fortunes, whether good or bad, to
gotta-r. I‘asel imparted the Information t1
Spinal Whllt- both won: 111 the mar room of
a naloon Ilrinklug beer that he was tin-d of
life And intended to lull himself. Spani-
agreod with his friend thst life was not
warm living sud he would gladly end his
exist-11cc with his friend. .lore beer war
had and then Spania went and purchased I
revolver.
It was arranged that Spatula should shoot
(‘nsel‘and then turn the Weapon upon him
self. Specie poInted the revolver at hir'
friend, but weakened. lie was wIllIrrg, he
said, to kill himself, but he did not wish to
dine murderer. More beer was but, and
thumb diseased the best way toput an
end to their lives. Finally (all Irrnse
picked up the wrapon. and sent ll bullet
through his head. lie fell to the floor and
expired almost Instantly.
ipaulrs “‘lll Illa, Too.
Spania regarded the form of his door)
friend fur-moment, Suddenly he thrust
his band in his hip pocket and drew forth I
keen edged ltIIifc. l'ttr ' 1g sumo wirnlrt In
German he leaned over 111 form of t'hsol.
and lwnllfi himself that he was dead arm
the blade of the knife into the flesh right
above the heart. lieu ntlilalive.nutlgu1nell
ctmadm enough to tell the story
of tho smug merit. betwwn himself and
friend. The rim-tors say the man 111111101»
lire.
Arr Ill-ll"! Mother’e Awful llenl.
PourI Arm lirr,.tpr1’l 18,- A shocking
aflair took place on Emerson street. at the
contend. Hundsy. lira James Robertson
cut the throat of her three weeks old baby
and then tried to lull herself. The husband
of the woman heard insane 11th and
laughter from his wife, ran down stairs. l“I
sndfonndberlwaadhhtusruuwoverher
heart. -On her lap lay the dead babe. III
thwarcntfrmeartoeer. Manon” the
unfortunate woman mw her huslnadabt
mutant her own throat. hacklsntu
overs] tiara. lir. Robert-on vprsng I:
the stile of his wife had mbtherann.
Ber wounds are very Wand“ ls
thought that will not live. Blur bar
buuafllcted the grim-adwheabet
babe waehurnhorreasonwar impaired.
lee-Isa'eflaso Hopeless.
New Your, April let—«”Poor Bosnian
willoevernetspln. maaehhopelmr,’
said Dr. Menu-Meal summons» st
manlngdale. Friends“ tholneaneactol
draw-dwonlrt mumbaebmtbr
step, hutthlsdasheeallthstrhopre
Told Its war-o and mu.
Ctlmlla‘n, Apvll Ia--A middlal‘ed Ines
ellnhedovertheralllagof the new New
mmmm out: “I ear
WMfromll-tlw,hy Bother “3“
raped to h daathhthsfldorlm,“
.Il‘" .I III.“
lstrlmnay Ilas Can-ed Ill-I Inel- Was.
-‘ sat lie I. 111111 at It.
Nu .11111. N 1.. April itl ~Ja1nesAbbott.
who, '11 1:31.11“. hm seven wives, Ill”.
mm?!“ W WM]
h-hlmuly serve! two terror in state's
on the urns aadwhvn
thfomdudw Bus he asked that
bhuiodhtheepcdflnnimaothathe
world be sentenced sooneiand could begin
towork his way to liberty again. Abbott
metlfrs. Kale Romp, swldow, stasoclsble
nvoral weeks ago and "muted thst be
had considerable property in Connecticut
HefldhbuamewBChulaBtephemand’
he Icon Invdlgled the widow iutoamar
rings. Awsekagohe disappeared“
withhimhlswife’s diamonds. Ba waaar
Iessrdandbroughttothiscity Thepoller
fousdhis legal wife living in a wretched
fizz-I n; In South Ninth street, Brooklyn
to sstrangestory of her martlsles-
psi-lam
Prior to her marriage to Abbott, she say:
he was married to Emily Baromeyer,e
flfteewyear—old girl, who soon died of heart
disease. After Abbott married his logo.
wifehe married Hannah Beach, aged nine
teen, in New York in 111111. When sin
learned that Abbott had a \vae living she
hsdhlnrarreatedandhe wrved a term of
four years' In Sing Sing. While he was
they the deceived girl committed suicide.
After Abbott was released from prison he
6!!!“ penitence and was forgiven by
hilaul wife and lived with her a year
when he met a Irv Mary Monitor: in New
York and married her. In. Moultou se
cored a divorce from her husband to marry
Abbott, and when she learned that he w.
s bigamist she had him arrested and he had
toserveliveyearvrm Hing fling. Uponhit
releaerhelived at South Norwalk, (ions.
andth there married Gloriana Bailey
lilo lived with her for awhile and then do
started her and returned to Brooklyn, when
he Joined the Salvation Army and became
smitten with lane Parks. He married her
and after living with her a few weeks, In
cans to this 1in and married In Romp
BOTH MEN WERE ”ORDERED.
The Arrest of Ira-pr Throws Light as
Bah-are Mystery.
Ranvuv, N. J.. April Iii—The tramp:
arrested in connection with the mysteriour
finding of the birdies of two men in tin
woods near this city have been held pend
lug-n investigation. The men under arrest
identify the bodies, as those, of Thom
Walsh and John virr. They snort that
themennunelutu t it camp intoxicated
andmrried a bottle of wood alcohol, for tht
pour—ion of which a fight ensued. Tbc
men were driven from the camp, retaining
however, their alcohol. A number of Ian
followedtl two. lmtalltheprlrousrsdesy
hart-sheen in me following party. They
my that they heard shots and thltthl
my returned soon afterward with tht
spirit .
Thepoliee belIeve that «both mm wen
matured, and that at least one of the nu
Marshes been captured. They base thin
belief on the fat 1 that while one of the pris
oners Iva being conducted to tho lockup
and while ensuing the bridge whith spam
the rivI-r the prisoner threw something i;
the water. Subwpmnt mrrb near tbt
spot ledtothr- finding of a revolver con
raining; six cartridgr-s, three of whlh has
been dimharged.
EX-PREMIEB MACKENZIE DEAD.
Carmela Manna the Dre-em of One or
liver (Err-at I’nblic More.
Tories“), April In', - The lion. Air-sander
Mackenzie, ex-pn-mier of I'anmla, disc
Sunday.
Helmdbeon seriously ill for some tune
andfor thownweek had been grnduully
sinking. Alexander Marianne was born II
LogIenIlt, I’ertbslun‘, semiarid, on Jan. 28
132.5. lie emigrated to (‘antula and be
ante a comm-tor and builder In Kingston
and shown) in Saran. Um. lie 111st
edde the anlmton l'lhll'ltl. a return
journri, and 1-n1ered‘parl1amen1 in 111111
from lmnbtom.
After tin- confederation he wan sent t1
thoDomiuion wliameut, and also repre
sentod Wort ltd-limes In the Ontario legit
lsture in 1871-2. III-1mm» provmcialscc
rotary and provincial treasurer, and on till
deleatof the luluuald ministry In me he
111mm pramier. Ill: government fall it
1m. in 1875 he went to Wetland, and
againIn mil. During mum! yours he bar
lived In Tomato
Camel-by a Print In church.
011111.111, April,“ «When lfm Cannon
hnrfaaly entered ilallyl lough church
nosrlallo to attend Ina-s. acre-ml per
sore in the 1:1th amt. ”URN”!
grabber!” Pulsar lesdm. the priest, at
once cried to the pew who made thi
outcry. “lay the curse of 111111 full 11pm
you fit promoting Inch random in (Iod’r
home? All of the momentum except
In. I'ouaon and her family left the build
Berton. ‘l‘wtee a halter. .
lav HAM A lh-«Dr. with
rasel wtthsyouumsrrtad women ofthlr
dty stew wash-yo. has timed ht earn
pastes la llvw York. The worsen has writ
unborn-tread asking for Immune
bothewlllepply for a divorce. Dr. Ber
1-w- wlfe and four-yrar-old chlldsrs II
destitute Wm“
Alger Visits Harrison.
Valium. April Ian-M Alp-1
magnet of President Barri-on at the
White House at dlam Saturday night. it
was an entirely informal event, and tin
general “1:: only the members of the purl
y.
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83 Washington Street.
We have closed out a small lot of size 32 and 34 Ladies’ Bed-
hflnford Cord Jackets in Tans. They are very nobby and stylish,
and above all the price is way down, namely 87. ‘IB, which 13 fully
83 under price
One lot Ladies' Navy Blue Serge Jackets. Sell at sight for
,85. 00. Our Easter price 33. 49. “*3
Ve have lots of other styles, etc, but would call your atten-
tion ‘especially to the above, as they are extra good bargains.
F U" line of all shades of Foster’ 6 Kid Gloves.
50 (102. Gents’ Clouded Angola Shirts and Drawers. Look at
them before buying your summer underwear. Price 450.
2 ,000 yds Zephrine Cloth or Printed ‘Ginghams, full 33 inches
wide just the thing for ladies’ waists or light summer dresses.
Pricé tic per yd.
All shades. qualities and prices in Chiffon Lace.
1.500 yds Chalons Tissue. 27 inches wide, in fancy figured
effects. By closing out the lot we are able to offer them at the
very low price of 7:30 yd.
Mothers
Have you looked ov er our line of (.‘hildren' s and Babies (‘ ups and
Lawn Hats. We have got them from live up, 111111 it “ill pa} _1 on
to examine them.
Gentlemen
We ll‘-V’I' got just 7.3 (loz. Mixed ”use, I; shades. “'2‘ offer them
at I230 per pair. or ll pair for 351'. They will. We guarantee. beat
anything cl’r'r otferwl in town for that price. Take our r’lilVll't
and look at them.
During nextweek we shall give with over} puiI of Lot-Wt ur-
ttins sold pole. fixtures, pin. in fact everything except hang them
for you
83 Washington Street.
5. SMITH.
Easter commemoration
:1
This Season are as follows:
KIIl GLOVES.
“I c lime always been lIcadquurtI-Is and are at the present
time ready to stlpplv the trade with the best grades of Kid I; |n1 01w
to be had at prices as follows:
All sizes, styles and shades at 81.00. 81.25 81,321, :9] ,3.) and
Sl.7.’r per pair.
HOSI ERY.
We would respectfully call your attention to our extensive
line of Ledies‘, Gents' and Children’s Hosiery, which we are at
present displaying. The largest and grandest assortment over
shown In the city, In all the latest iIIIportutioIIs of (llllliilll'n and
styles. at prime guaranteed.
CORSETS.
This scusouwc are displaying a most complete nssnmrwnt
and It Ill with pleasure we call your attention to the following:
A full line of Patent Moulded Corsets. All the popular grades of
the celebrated P. D. Corsets. Warners Coraline, Health and Ab-
dominal, Thompson (llove Fitting, French Woven, etc. etc.
I. JACKETS.
Extraordinary Bargains in all the leading styles of Spring
Jackets, Caper. Reefer: and Blmrs.
Dress Goods.
§
as follows: Redford Cords. Broadcloth; Camsl' 11 Hair Stripes,
Clwvibts, Golden RodBultlngII. etc. in all the newest spring tints.
Special Announcement.
On and sfter April 111111.111”, untllfttrther notice, our Mon.
will be open every evening until 8 oelock. Saturdays until
10.30 p. In. .
r
We are daily adding new styles to our already complete stock "'
B F. Stevens
1411111111 11111111111, '
Music Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
REFRIGERATOR
In Hard‘and SoftUWood.
All Sizes,
AT LOW PRICES.
'i'IIc only place in the city where
Clover Farm Creamery Butter
IS SOLD.
up 3111
l. H. BECKER,
79 Washington Street,
Will PAPERS
Paints, oils, Glass, etc.
---"—-1>.r."“"-'-‘
Combined ( hair and Step Lad-
der reduced from 32 (III to $1.7 0.
.._.__..”__ __
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING iNil
DECflllillNli.
79-WashingIon 11-79
D. P. MORRELL.
Cw’l‘lt‘ E Iilv 'l'lll-Z l' EA‘f E,\ot.1n Public,
f l’cxhinn \ffornc} lteol l‘wllllf: nIrIl firs
ln~;ur1nu.l*uruiture insurance :1 specialty.
ill “iv-flingiun'ill’ctl~1)lllll\tll’Wltlk suit“
0" DR NIGHT SGNVENEEN.
\llilli- 11ml. {naturals li ”lfll‘fl in lite first
.111 .11: 1' fr 11 t..1- l1 bl ll.III1I'\ l-II.'I~..11§—ltulimt
r11 Inmtrvd. \'1ult.~uli-.IIIILIr ifrn. \Iltlnaa
:1 :1 WI. \oullr .\'nr1valla._itt'im
D. p. MORRELL.
lltrliT .\.\l) ”E \V ‘1 'iiti'f' KIXII
PI mm and P1111141 lmhl furniture moved v1lflr
are Trauma and put km,” I fill If for and
promptly delivered. Ofllm- . Nu. Ill “Inviting-
Ion street. South \orwalx. Conn. did if
'iillll'll NililVlNLN SNNlNliS BNNI.
frl Worthington street.
'Jpeu 11»in from I» m i: It. 111., and 1mm l 1.13
p, 11.2., 111.111 on :Iituniny etchings from Iifu F.
"—lhlr r», 1 1:11 lh‘ m on vl~hrvsilm
..1! lIl. ‘. mil )1 \.\'> ' - .
.IIIHSH. l-Ll ..\
.iUtl .\ Ii.
DB. 8. N. SCNIJPPIN.
1111111111111 evasion.
.:I Mum plus, sleuth Sorwnlk, «nod
.iregory‘rg 11m Store, Nurvmllt. leiflIIr
s. D. 'BAY 1.53.,
Stl‘Gtt, buullr
ill North Main Bio: uni
Practical and Scientific llptician
Eyes properly tested and third with glitter-m
l’rurrilitlnm promptly filled. Sr .1 flames pt, I.
in old frames 114 11
Jacob m.1.ayton
Real blots 11ml llnume 1th nt. ”nuclei is-
trance Agonc Fire. Lit» 11111! Accident.
'1 can rile-amen Ticket» I 'ublnsnd Stevens"-
Irafts for £1 am upwards. and Money U'ftlfl't
to all parts of Enmpe. Notary Priblli;1wkrww-
ultlgomenta token l'rtl road Tickets m,
“101 flK' hell to destination.
“ashin 11 street, next to Post Office
«111th Nnrw k, t‘.oIIn
HOMER ‘B. HOYT.
linen Natchmalet and Jeweler
it! NORTH MAIN ‘i'i‘lll'ET.
Repairing of flm 11ml mmpllcaml with her a
nprelalty. Key wllruirhu Hl Instr-111. livery
far lilly for first 1 Iain wrrr ,nmi the methan-
lnai abllltv to do the name.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
(Til)! AK nod 51'! I III W Olli'llifli'l'llrt.
\fr. D. F. t‘orrtruh,1lim tor of Mortza ”Ill.
Iary Band, of I’m‘lt’ltlrtlor. N.\..nn1l llr. \l.
J“ :17 lei-.Ihe well known rum! Iolo‘ut. hav-
sted are new mmml to furnish
lbglrflrandt'onrett and Ian: 11 On has-tram
ten article (more or II he was oll- mired». 1m llMlfl
uniforms a in Illlmoro. We huts mine to 11111)
l'uI terms ell . aim: in address I emmh rt
Flt) lts' (If! in «Int, but ill. i'nri. i ll!‘ 1111- r, 1%; Y
I"? ll
Merrill Busmess College,
STAMFORD, CONN.
A III I: awake I timing: whoolfur both spree.
Every nuslmw lrrnru Iatmht tlmronnhl
Hermon, English ntsd-rrllcuvpreparatirr) «uni:
liuslnm harms supplied with "film assist-
ants. free of «- hater.
lltaqunrtt- r» for south Vorwslk and Ilclnlty
for the Nile and to Mill of tho l‘ll'fllllt um Blan-
Ilrml Typewriter. Tris-writer suppl‘ler.
fort stalrrgno 11111
\I. A MERRILL. l'venhleut.
.i. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger,calciminu,ftinm
Auddealerb.
Will PIPER [Nil BilllillilS.
lNorth Ishmael. No. Xmas»
I maple boom of full line lam-t 11111111 or
.ifltwhfl and mu Moulding- Isun to
00” by {write}.
“Estimates rheemIllv xiv-In.
i. w. NINIBES,
tweeter nut tells-1:.
Wong
in the
mmtnlly assim- to Its-
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hot. :f
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Ir- 1qu spared” figllmflt all “fig
mm" 111;.
Norwalk Chronicler