.
the manufacturers’ prices. -
mam mo:
'1!!!“ I”. “1'9. .1 "I
‘ASAHVH 'HI '0
Boye’ Shoes
Misses’ Shoes ,
riiiru FEE“ O’BRIEN
French Detectives Blinded by a
’ Friend's Dollars.
THE HAVE}: POLICE HAD 1m! 0MB.
But In nI'cry Short Time the Burner: lilo.
Bud Mule Another [inure—Dearth ol
Howl of the Altair at Perle and New
Yorlr City.
PARIS, May ill—The prefe'ct' of police at.
Paris says that he has heard nothing' of the
reported arrest at 'a' in” re of Thomas O‘Brien,
the notorious American bunco ateerer.
Lennon. May Ill—It was _reportod that
Thomas O'Brien. the notorious buncosteerer
who was extradited from England to New
York, and who escaped from the custody
of officers in that state, alter being convict»
ed Ind sentenced to state prison, had been
arrested. The report was later confirmed.
He was captured at Havre while leaving
the steamer Marseillc. which left New 0r.
leans on May I for Herr-e and Antwerp
The fugitive tried to leave the steamer
with the cargo, when he was detected and
captured. The French police were on the
lookout for him.
O'Brien Escapes Again.
Upon being taken to police headquarters
he was at mice subjected to the anthropo
metriml system of monsurem a order
that if he escaped again he llli‘, t be readily
recognized in France. O‘Brien submitted
with good grace, after at first protesting
that‘In American citizen should not be sub
jected to the indignity of having his too-
naib measured and calvcs inspected. Later
in the day O'Brien sucmedcd in making his
escape from the Havre “dice. and "to again
It large. The police are conducting an
active search for him. and the vessels in the
harbor are closely watched. Notice hint
Ilwbeen telegraphed to all the adjoining
towns.
Then is little doubt that a companion ot
the buuco steerer, O'Brien. bribed the de
tectivea who had charge of O'Brien to let
him get away. Oflicers Irom Scotland Yard
were preparing togo to Havre to identify
O'Brien when the news arrived that he had
escaped. The commissary of police at Iinvro
is greatly stirred up on account of O'Brien
having got away. and he has not only called
til his Iuburdmates to account. but hit:- tcle
graphed to every port in France a deacrip
tlou of [5:0 man.
'I’he Amerlcan Legatlon Alter ”In.
A Barre dispatch any; it. is certain that
O'Brien has not got away on any of the rail-
wa trains, and the police there believe
flint he must have gone on board a steamer
or other vessel just starting for a port along
the coast or for Great Britain. The French
police think that he will try to make bi»
way to Bordeaux. and thence to South
America. The police in London and other
porteitre keeping a careful watch for the
fugitive
The American legation has made special
elem to accure his capture. and it is safe to
say that O’Brien cannot land anywhcw on
the 100le count of England or at any
considerable port in the United Killg'lllin
without being arrested immediately. A
deIcription of O'Brien has been sent to
every coat town in England.
No Newt at New York.
New Your. Mny' zit-No notification of
the capture of O'Brien by the French police
wu mrivcd by either Superintcnvlcnt
Byrnce or Chief Inspector Stew. Superm-
tendent llyrnes wII skeptical about the
prisoner's identity
At the time of hit "cape O'Brien w.i.~ un-
der neurotic? of of ten years for rubbing. by
meaneol the confidence game. I mun nitlltwl
Peck. in Albany, of HUME). llr wen token
to Ultra on a writ oi llillx'flb rorpm, and was
remandml back to pnwn Kim-per Iiuck. oi
Dennemora puma. \‘llm had him in chance.
let him go when- hc plehwil Willi Dor- .‘iim
chin. I notorium btmcu armcr. umi limd
A. Diehler. I local l'lci'claml Villlir‘lrlli of
Urine The result was that the mom 2 mi
away vorycuily, and is not to tilin- in“:
fully twenty-four houn' start on llla w.)
tollherty when the alarm was givrn. Wu
nan-remit for thriller Irul Mirirhin, but
they have not been Inc-ted. Then» was.
reward of term out for O'Brien”. aunt,
flown Appeal"! to Iii-Inc.
Aunt". May ‘24 Hovernor Flower raid
"All Uthoflxht the arr-mt of O‘Brien I...
the direct outcome of I telegram ho aunt in
fierretary Blaine on Friday last. in which
he holed the aid of the state department in
eeptwiag O'Brien It "Inc. ThiI he did
Mm WM Alimony Eaton hurl laid be
fore hire facial which indicated that (Yttrium
Ind railed from New Urhvnm to "Ii-n- Ti»-
MM mode by Governor Flower wart that
a full Winn or (Vilma be retried to u...
M were” turd a rmmiu mp...
m by , Blaine for Mr duration
until ntrwflltm perm: mold hr rustle out.
we.” Ilia rive-Malt wrrr Mop.
Wuniaowm. thy 24. Hm following i.
thrown)» at the train which will coon,
Harri-mi and party to Write-let.
N. I. out Betrmlny. the out imi: in"
Wail-gmflm ii. in; mm norm.
Mire. It: arrived Han-hm”. tome iii.
arrive It Willi-upon. 1:10p. at. Irrmu
Mum]; in; km marina. 5:35pm..
Iron rt Watkins. Add 9. on: low Wet
km. 0:!!! 3». It; arrive It Me for. lira.
p. iii: leave l’o-nri Yuri. 5:10 p. m; errirr
It Chi-mimic, rm p. to: it"! f‘Inantlnl
(an. trio 9. m; cm"- It lamina-m
(M
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Mena- ctarhm a filter...
I“ “it. lIy it. ~~ihlm Jam 9
Width Republican national «in
without-Hath Womble»-
Wluiwltrrm before trial iii in arm
Mineral egohynmmclmr
mum m from rin- main»
MIWHMM mmmim«
in. I. B. Quay. Jolie (.3. New. J. Rio-r
Mmrmmw.w_m
hp M other: arm The diesel
Mayan-thorium
Mir an Moor.
mama. it. 0.. my u._1'br third
uric-W theirs-muo- at m
uni-enmithmmwirtm
omen-u
Inuit-W.
. Merl trim. m, Inst—mien
muMurhnnr-wmw that.
Ladies’ Oxford Ties 75c to 01.75
Ladies, Button Boots :1 to 33
Ladies’ Tenniefihoes 490 to $1
Gente’ Gen and Lace
Genta’ Tennis Shoes 50c to 62.75
Children’s Shoes
W49... -m
“on. best opportunity}: alifetime for the best bargains in
noon and Shoes of . all grades and. qualities to be sold for, about
sitott‘
c. H. HARVEY,
50c to 32
89c to 82.50
20 to 31.75.
NO. 70 NORTHIAIN STREET.
WILLIAM H. VAuoEneILr DEAD."
I'yphuid l’ever Claims (‘orneltua I'm-dor-
hllt'e Eldest Ion.
New You, May lat—William H. Vander-
bilt. eldest son of Cornelius Vanderbilt. who
has been suturing for some days past of
typhoid fever. died hilt. night It 10:15 .
o'cloek. He was surrounded by his father,
tnother, brother and enter when he
quietly away. Young Vanderbilt had been
very weak all of the earlier part of the III].
and was gradually recovering from the
rit’ccte of the hemorrhages of Sunday, until
It 5:35 he had another hemorrhage of the
ttouinch, Dr. Manue was with him at the
time He apparently rallied from the It-
ruck and then went to sleep His sleep was
I perpetual one. for he never awoke. For
that reason the exact time or his death it to
doubt, but it occurred some time between
10.25 and 10:35 o'clock. '
He was taken ill on May 4 at New Haven.
at that time very serioualy. As there was
no typhoid fever in New Haven at the time
it is supposed he contracted the disclose
while on a trip through the western states
during the Easter holidays.
'The dead man inherited by the Will of his
grandfather. William H. Vanderbilt, $1.000.-
on. the income of which was to be convert-
ed to his use when he attained his majority
and the principal to be placed to his credit
when he became thirty years old.
Chauncey .\l. Dopcw said that the young
man had never in his life caused his father
or mother any anxiety. HL‘ management
of his ullowniicc was so good and clover that
his hither would have increased it at any
time had he risked it. Dora-rum] was one of
the most popular men in the junior class lt—
Yalr- college.
Wilhmn ll. Vanderbilt was the oldest in I
family of six children. [per boys and two
girlp. llr- Wits born III New York on Dec.
2!. bill. and war. time ju~t a low months
[um his lllllJi’il“i}‘, lie wxi~ ij' handsome
young man. alum! .3 feet in inches tall. much
l’t'nlfllllilillg lll> Luliur iii flairuros. His next
brother and lllr‘ lllit';tl don-wridant to the
estate is Form-hm Vanderbilt. nineteen
yours old. and now ii freshman at Yale
I‘nllo'gt‘.
Tho- fllni‘flll will probably occur on Thom
dny.mid Will be hr-ld from St. Bll’lllull)
mew's Prtill‘a‘lfllll Epiwupul church on Mad—
ison avenue. k'omplelr- arrangements for
the funeral have not yet broil made
Manngcr Sci-ruck an I'lnilu-uler.
llrusrz, May L‘l rile-r'r >1 Iii-ride manager
of the St Gull branch of tho Fnlvmi bank.
has been arrested for cmbczdmg between
3,1“);in and 3.50011!) francs. The enibez
zlerncat has been In progrcei several years.
It was accomplished by luff-plug lube and
incomplete records. Large amounts of
securities received by the bank were not
credited and were disposed of by Schenclt
through agents In other cities. Payments
made to the bank Were not credited to their
fullernount and ”iv drum-me went into
Schcnrlr's pocket It in mid that he had In
liencva an independent ilmne-gtic eatnbhsh
men: which he kept up in fine styie under
In assunxd llltlllt‘
Roadrunner Irri- “'recltrit
l’urnrutrnzrniu. N l', .\l.iy Ji-Jl'here
was .in mull-1;: at l‘l::.tuxi hunt. on the
lit lwu lllvcr railroad. in which W. D
0r .. general roadrunner from New York
to Buffalo; George H Tlltllnpfilill. bridge
eutwrintomlcnt of the road. the lattvr'a tor.
ymrold boy. and Fireman \‘rigel, I Al-
bany. We": injured and narrowly «striped
death. The roadtnaeter‘s engine, the Mon-
itor, No :31, ran intoa worktrain which
wan-n thr main track in disobedience of]
nigrml». Mr Thoriunmn suffered a broken
arm and other injure-I about the body Mr
Otis and the little boy were wi‘i‘rcly hurt
Min Triflny‘a short Operatic (Tare-r.
"AIJIX'IRIZ. Dirty 'J-l.~~The I-Inration in
are My l‘il’i‘li‘fl tvm Wt'l‘kl ago we» the ad ‘
writ of Nlm Beatrice Timmy upon the pro.
fefllunul Magr- That "‘n‘llllllil H supple
inflated by nnothir in her disinmnl from
Atari-i. ilntton Or [Dunn‘s Upon temper.)-
Ioi"'iruliitunl unreliability " Mm Timmy
is the yuungi-qt daughter «I r remand T:fleny,
end i-rllloveruor Willi-m Pmitncy “’hytu
ll! her uncle Min Timmy was llllil’rlt'tl
mma rune Inn to Franczr, 3min Key, a
grandam of lell’lfl Scott Key. of "Btu
tiprmitlml llInnH" fume
Ion-l anr Maytag "ore-e.
Rn Fuaarru‘u, im- ‘M ”Charla-I Pair.
the run of tin- tritium. mtlllrmliw. has )urt
pair) gum!) for (our hum-I Yo El Rey. one
of tho norm purchml. in '.' yum old and
«mu-r young Fair Qiilulm It» in a full brntbcr
to l‘c-Tumhicn and a half brother to “l"
rial itry 'l‘tuwtlwr Iulrml- lmughl were
Barret-u Stirrifnril'r Prince“ and E‘lmnlgetu
and flurry I. Thurulou'r llarebltrt'urtc (t ,
("oil
A "lever-rail Hair Neill-d;
lll‘nAUI. Maya Tho celebrated Truth
Taylor blackmail‘mg suit turn been ill-ism)
oi lkmmt' M Ilnurwer, Karl {bummer-h.
Loui- tl. Plow-tn! and (Moran Miler have
two flirt-d 03¢) each H. L. Taylor. tbr
pinintlfl. lately «leopard. alleged thIt Troll
Mrttghl to obtain money of him for ropprm
In; the uory or MI slicer-d dirmiom.
Money Preferred trr quta.
Warm-”rut. Marv '34 ml» J B llnbhell
r-rwmlllehl limit of the Red Cm. lilo
seat the following mbiegmm from St
1",erpo (3m Barton: "Falling
prices. king range dietetic» rind reliIblr
«murmur-i Meier money preferable. tr
ship- riot already arranged for.
t‘nlmt repr- "In. a Reward.
“(not Hay 2t-4‘4rimrel AllvttA Pom
often-reward of saw for the rim-.1.”
mrictioe of the plum who Min-idler!
mhdwlrrecrorerhrpatholthebkyeien
in the relay race from (Tillage to New
York and maliciously cut the titer of the
hurl-I» MW---
he Ctflf‘l laughter to Wed.
9r. I‘m-rumour. lay ohm one
Der-m Xenia. eldest daughter of the rear,
will hr tirtroiired Ml)? to Incurred Duke
Alexander Ikhflhrvltch. Themnddrrch
err is but meet-5n nun otdmrhllo thr
mad date «a twenty-rill on April it.
I
rm ruin-Nu, lay fln‘l'be sped.
train-mung the . _ tom-erred
(minutiae or the Krrimeil‘rlltorhlm
elation reached the Preacher: loll!)
eight Themmtlouowndtoday.
trial?» (bye-m ““““ " ,
(muse-n, my ell—.11. an In!
mariner-minimum:
yield thematartotahe rtlniheceb
mmurummuurhun
dem.
Horror and ”W b no.
MW we
Come early and have first
we advertise in truth, and that
Money refunded when desired.
STURT
. . Bargain
Hammer and All
THE BLAINE CONONOBOM
Will the Plumed Knight Run
for the Presidency?
‘l'lre Beer-tar: ‘l'alhI to forty Reporter.
at New York and They Conclude 'l'hIt
ll- II In the Race. but Pruideat liar-
rI-on Boiler-I II. II Rut.
Nrw Your. 1in lit—Secretary James 0.
Blame arrived here from Washington last
night. He was accompanied by Mrs. Blaine
and wIs driven directly totbe Fifth Avenue
hotel. Although the corridors were tilled
with persons waiting to catch a glimpse of
the distinguished statesman, on whom the
eyes and the thoughts of the nation are now
centered. very few were aware of the exact
time of his arrival. Among those who
loitered about the hotel. uncertain as to
what reception would be accorded them.
were over forty newspaper men. but in
twenty minutes after Secretary BlIiue'I Ir.
rival he was the center of the entire group
of reporters. whom be greeted pleasantly.
As he stood there. straight as an arrow,
withaclear eye and vigorous expression,
seemingly conscious that his every move
ment was being critically noted. there war
nothing to indicate that he was not a man
in complete health. His voice was strong
ihands with those closest to him. he stepped
briskly. an if to show that he was physically
equippcd {or any emergency.
.Vo I'olitlcl in Ilia Visit.
When asked the object of his visit he
said: "I will be perfectly frank With you,
boys. I intcud to treat you foirly.us l have
found the newspaper nll'lt ulwayri treat me
Lilli)”. My nail hm: has. no political sig-
niticanco whatever. I not hem for several
n Imus. all of which are of it private nature.
and have no relations to politics or public
business." '
“In it true that your visit here is for the
purpoee of having an operation performed
on your eyes!" was asked.
"Yes. that is onc of the reasons. Not." be
added quickly. "that it is an aheolute necee
airy. but I concluded it would be a good
thing to do. Anotbrr mill which I am
glad to any induced mo to Viral! New York
Wt» my desire to see my little grand
daughter."
When asked in reference to his health.
)lr. Blaine replied with meiotic. “I out put
as well as I look. and I don't believe that I
look like a confirmed invalid. do ll" and he
laughed good natumlly.
The apwm-ut rcadinecs of his anllflllvll to
evidence of his wrllinzncaa and anxiety to
r-how the public that he was agmu a well
man and able to lwiirtlie burden» of preet
dontntl lovnom When it became generally
known tlmt he had granted an Illillr‘ufé to
the prone. every one accepted it ID on union
of Icrrptanrc on his part. ('orisrquently
much jubilation prevailed among the Re
piiblicnu politicians of ”mill and highdc
"we who “’0!" about Illt‘ lint-d AIL-5mi-
tor Blnir. of New llanuetnrv, fr‘i‘r‘lt‘wl the
llt'WB with apparent satisfaction lll his chur-
nrteristil' way “I gum the live! thing that
run be done In to put .‘Ir Blniiir- in llulllllla‘
tion. I don't think in would dianppoint the
Ir-xpt-cmtiom of lbw who would like to
have him Ml . pt."
Ill-Ina NM In tho Ran.
\VAMIIKGTUI. May 2-0 » In np-nkiugof lili
, eye trouble before he lrIl, Non-tau Blame
raid; “i never know llltlll I run sill)” years
old that I had aut‘h an orgnu air-(lie eye,
judging Imrn any nun-dint fer-ling there
Butol late my on». have been tumbling
inc and I have felt constrained to trike adv
Vice in to thcir trmurncut."
With reference to ihr movement looking
to tho defeat of l’mudr-nt Iiurrnmu for re»
nomination at tho Minority-din convention
by tho line of "to name of Secretary Ultimo
while no direct. authoritative Itirtmneut
hair been Mlt‘ by the mercury home". it
may be maul. upon the authority of I clear
Ira-rid of Hr. Maine's. that hr- stands by the
ItItr-rncrit continued in his lotto: to t'inr-
mani‘larkiron, of but February. lie do“
notdmrr to have hie name [mated to
the convention for the nomination. and
within a day or two pant ha. emphatically
Matt-cl that In» would not be nominated.
Acton "rent! and Idralm of i’midant
Harrison Iplmltilu of the clorta being made
[1th hangout“: of the [nutrient todo
frat bin nomination by thr- are of the noun
0! Mary Ilium. raid: "The movement
tun wilting boom nor Iincere in it. None
of thou-mirror» when names are worn-
imrly murmur! with the movement wen
ruminant no» particular friendaot the more
my when he was. canon-ta for the prev.
my night your ego. (to the other land,
ram who In» known to be hie warm Id»
mm and atrium-h rupportm. such ll
Whitelew Reid. of the New York “hone,
Charter Bruin Haiti, of the Pb
Pm; it P. Jones. of “mm. chime-
nrtberieuorui mitten in libido-epic
Mfllflm In, are Ill-um tc
: "heir. Blaine at tile word. and unite hi or
“their belief ththhoots mam
itinerant will not. be under any circu-
Item
marten-e owurum
”heath-clef“. mthperfeetiy
plain. Mmrmwmhnthn
mutant cap-truth. thatiiecrmry Blah.
weotdmwptunmlmurnmnmtwm
Wuhan. mymhlh“
We“ Intel militia-h
themetryiftbntmtoh themltoi
their “chin-tine What they have in
vrawude-ththeenmottbwhotr
mtistbeamlutiouofmAl
. mrmmwmmm
ghamimdul he declined the!
”Mwhwtwflmptm
tin. none-timid be had-rd to the
hymn-tron. The homeroom
wheelies-id resurrect the other day
thatlrehd IWeforthemh-tioa
winner-chi www.mwu
,er neither Blaine. Hell-leg nor 8hr-
p-emaa whwealdhmhy»
MP
min- i. auntie. in it.” live um.
wit-mm. aluminium
II. mt- la
.150 Y,“ ‘ atrium to:
stackofltuietburantofothevenuo ,_ ,
and designs, worth from M to re ooéh,
description ever oifored in this town.
Open evenings until 9 o’clock. All goods delivered free.
My...
my ooriiwicronr RBPOBTB. '
and clear. and no he moved about. shaking }
the newspaper Iratcruity Who tnltcn an All‘
autumn-renown. mum-um W
.50.
ick. and be convinced that what
'8 is the greatest bargain of any
, PRIOES l
Ribbons. Flowers.
Tips. Plumes. Pom
EVANT,
Houses,
its. '30. ionwiu.
..C..‘3.N<il'll1.
’l l lNSTANTANEUUS
HOTOCRAPRS. 4?. 7
1’ VI,
PHUTUERAPHIC
humus.
1
Thousands of Women
Testify, from personal knowledge
and experience, that as a simple,
reliable cure fork-male complaints.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s
Vegetable
Compound .
is unequalled. Mrs. MARY A.
ALLEY, Lynn. Mass. says: “I
suffered from womb trouble. mis-
placcment, ulceration, leucorrhoea.
etc. After using a few bottles
of Lydia K l’inkham's Vegetable
Compound. I recovered entirely."
All Drum“ ltil it. or not hr mail. in form of P w or
lounges. mi "mt: ul II .00. hm Hi». 1:".
Curr-triomlrnrr lire | IllII'Oth Addrcu .n «Mind's-co
LYDIA L PL‘lIuAI “LIA Ct). LYNN ”A”
1892 STYLES
Jtht ft’l'r'dt‘1l
“were...
mild!”
GEO. E. OABMER.
Photographer.
lies openul a First-class
PHOTO GALLERY.
Over the Purl "filer.
Trill-7 NEST FWENI'II EN .‘i HELEN. 'i'lli
“KENT SATIN FlSI‘MEtI Hit)-
Tmllill’lls .\'l' Tril‘:
unsr nusorrruz imceé.
BABIES' PICTURES
M Y SHIP! .\I.TY.
,TIN nus lilOE suunnus.
’OEO. E. OARMER,
42 Washington St.
Utrr l'mt tlflico. South Norwalh. than.
my 9 ly
Wheeler &. Haniord,
:‘i.’ .\I.\l3\’ STREET. all. SUNWALK. l'l'.
Age-tile for
VICTOR. PNlENll, NARNION A
RANOLER. NIONORl ANO
OlOUNO OOOOS.
. For“
Business and Dress
Suitings.
Tlir flout line I have r‘\l‘? nth-red in all th
lltlt’fi slylra A >g-r1‘lhl llrir or!
LightColoredScotch
Cheviots.
Than rt uicli llicro l— unthim.r better or more
at) llslt umimfm tiin‘ri. i‘ail and examine them
ind get pron-n.
WNSWOROS
90 Washington St. So. Hermit.
N EW STOR E.
l have rennin-«Ln» llllhtiir'« to
93 WASHINGTON STREET 93
and hair rum 5 full line of
H EATERS.
RA NO ES.
STOVES.
TIN AWARE
of all kinds»
Plumbing in all its Branches.
Hill smcr PlOllltllS SUPPLIES
T. S. OONALOSON,
South Norwalk. '3
Attention to All !
[I )xi1i\\.illll<‘ll.\- iii-[minutivhpr-nlJllliE
\ vi lill; “lil'lfl ulllr \‘prmc I'nrr. .uui
1:.: Hit in Vivian“ 'l'l r», holly l‘lll’fl‘ m .«l -,.
. . ,......n....;. .m. .w lil'lla‘l'. \nl‘l‘ «1
gl'l in». truly uranium-i, .u.d um; 51 5.1-»
l
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n; lnur xiv. id. .l lit in A pp ut;..r ;- , i iii
A \..i.-r. :Itr «riot-nu in lli.t'trt§r'. SHU-
l'. rm» tr. .iiii.
rillrtifllt| lilill‘. AHIZNTS.
in \\ ”,1. \l “REIT. .\'llR\\'.\l.K. ('1‘.
. at”!!!
l. H. BROWN,
SANITARY PLUIRINO. STEIN and
8A8 HTTINR. TIN ROOFING.
SHEET iRON WORK
In all hmm'lrrs. Arm for filli'TIldlill Ilnil
lillllldti DU)" hl'El‘lr‘l-TIK‘. Mtil vr-ii-lilnir-ri
\i.\ll'lN\ LIHV l'lil‘rifi'l'lit; FTEAM Ilihl
”UT \VA'l’V” liUlLEIiH.
'Tln- flru-al ii“? iii
Stoves. Ranges & Heaters
in ilmril).
TIN. STEEL AOATE ANO IRON
WARE
“pi rial atlvmlnn mwu ill Jobbing. All or-
rh-r. r||| he. its-rum! with vrumotiludr- and
l‘.l‘l‘ til work iluiw by nrrtmim workmen
at ”or tum-it prion.
lOl IASNIIOTON 81'. "IO“.
mu 1 1.le ma asthma.
090. s; slicer-y.
To‘rnorrim we will have a new lot of
lAOIES' ANO OENTS'
BOOTS and SHOES
Fre- dnr-clu- mum-rerun.
For the rum "rWn WEEK» we will ofler
then: It a reduction of
25 per Oem.
Im- the regular price.
. ttrrr thing new and Mat-clam. norm.
or}: ' unit burner: Minoan-rid for
or
Olasson & UO.
amlly Washmgs.
or. lloyr Arm and Valera" man.
but NorwIlk. In an “”4”“
mummmmmo we...
letter—city Tues. wan-aim-.......muwm
'rnammn‘mu mm ...
‘fleabrrnvrtmlnrtulo
> MWM.Towetat Raptinnhbh
an Ills meow-r.“ t mat
lmdtnlflgnuadt rams. “the
mamrmmmmaur
it all I. vilified-end memAmtbr.
igylifl whit: “heist.”
r gumbo.
the It. I
an
at lie-null. # wum mum EXTRA.
7
, II he rate of ,
{ro- ller I. will
a
"3‘3 5"“ (:ollecriomand Deliveries
WM“ . Free.
nominally 60.,
li'l
titanium
Wrmmmm
roam ‘
laces. Velvels. Prince of Wales
Frames. Straw flats of every Variety.
“HTKRiEG ER,
NARAOKEMO HOTEL BLOCK.
Spring andSummerGonds ..
til-b p. nu: dur- in Brooklyn at :6 H p. m
and Albany.
General
trimmedhete is larger thenEeverJhe Itylee
_ moresnleotthe
OWER THAN EVER.
We have over 800 Trimmed Hate to select from. every color
and shade. every style and price. Call and examine. ’
Pons. Shapes. We ‘
SO. NORWALIi.
bio” and REEIAELE
llAlll mater Filtllllil our
BETWEEN
' new YORK.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND
NORWALK. couu.
The Propellers
Oi" Oi NORNALN ANO EAOlE
\ n
Will leave Pier 2L East RiverlBeckn-an
strewn. New York. at 5 p. in... daily; Sunday»
excepted.
Freight rrzi'u-h'r-d from In. in. until 3 p. m.
“t'tlll‘lllh . boats leavo Norwallt at 5 p. um.
and South [ornalk at till! p. m.
Upon rip “cation to agents the City of Nor
wul and t ic Ea ir will iv: sent for nperiui late
of freight. anyw re in New York or its vicin-
ity.
WA” porn-ms IN forbid [muting any of
the enipluyrs of the boats of this line on Ic-
count or the owners thereof. cm
N. l., Nari Harri i. thinni R. R.
October It. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NOR‘VALK AS
FOLLOWS:
Fort Saw \‘ouu. A. 31.4» Intercept Mondays)
ex. 5 A0. vi ill ion-ll ex., 1331') air. 7 El tit’. Z 55 or. b ‘18
e1. 3 :Il local u my». ”Ill rx. 9 2M ac. I" ll H.
H :l’.’ luvnlex. '. M.» litfi on. till ac. 22!! ex
2 5! IM’. to Stamford. express from Mumford.
:i :n. r LIN-1.50: no. t.» smuiturrl. .5 :‘h u. 5 mac.
li‘Jlt-ii. ll M w . 2 .‘il ex. PA ll an. lutlmz. l ltflaJn.
Wmhrnmuu t‘lprr“>. Suiulri) ~ 3 to r-x.. 5 us
ca.. 913M. l'. M. cl It no. 7 :3 run. 9‘} ac.
for: New Haves. A. )1. .) ill .31.; o in ac“
I a» m .. 8 Fri lM'.. 9 ill ex" It! L'.’ ac.
ML.
l’. 14:09
lawn, 2 H: ex.. i I! an. 515 ar..fizl
nan-"a {I no.» tl run. it or: Adams
12 :35 ii. iii.. u. Numiays— I :19 In.
is. “L: 'i in isr. p. m.
For: ll iiiii'nnn. .t. )l. a in no. 9 it'- on.
llllfinc. i' H ex.. 10: (-3.. it: an. 7 15
. . . 4:“!
or. - il in .. II it: u.. lzz’ia. m. u.
Fm: Sr-iusorreur. A. H.410». Old u..
local. P. M. l:iltel.. lit-4:. Ilse-1.. 841
Ill”. err-e t Monday morning between
Sr-n Howl-nan: Spritigtic tllrx.
Forrltus'roa. A..\l. II: in: Show Linc-n.
P. .\l :3") ex. (via Springfield). Ilfi ex. viii
Hartford).
LEAVE NEW YORK
Foil Sor'ni Swimsuit. A. M.» 5M r-x.. do]
can, I hl mu. D II' (-1.. our run. It III (-1.. ll it! It.
i: ll- nwn or. P. )l.‘~l2|L‘ run. I “Ir-1.. ill: tux.
.M.’ ex.. 3 LINL. or: u.. 4 N can 5 Id «v.6 (B er.
“Mancini u... {tantalum r-l. rind mu. lili-
2': m uranium.
Housatonlc Railroad
"when and Norwalh llirislon.
i‘liltIlEt't'Ell) T0 APRIL In. line.
'l‘rniusicai'c South Xurwalh for liannury»
e ' l" a. m.. l2 ll. 21g5lltlialand llltfi gum.
it): will a. tu. Hill 7 to p. m.
immi- irate Ilanbur} Ior South Norualku
is 3.3. 733. we and 1145 a m.. 315. r n and 6 3'»
p. I'll. Sundays Mira. in and bill p. in.
’l‘raiiis Ionic South Nor“ nlk for “Madrid--
6 if. and :5 15 .-r.. X'l. cum-n 512' and oil? p. Ill.
‘lrnitn lean- Itii xetirld for south Normal}
«l is, 7 tin. 9 lb and ll (-3 a. ui.. 315. sun And
will l’- Ill.
‘1 mum LLth'!‘ >0th Somali for hint-in \ia
n: lslnml and Lush-m Flirt-*3 l.rnr .rl l'.".'.'l
p n..; illlt.‘ in [union n! Glllp. m.
’lmina lmvr South Kori-1k for Brooklyn
rut Loris l~isuul rind I'Lmlcrn Sluice Ltur at
MAIN LINE DIVISION
Trulim lrmr Bridgeport u follows:
Tum m.. plowing” for i’iuslo-ht.
lmrxa ILL. mug" for l'ittalield. making
iirnnm'llnlir or Albany and the Went.
I" "In. in.. frviutit for liawleyvillc.
2 lie. m.. height (or tin-at Bnrrtnxton.
t it» p in.. i’tttat‘icl-i and Alina ' younger.
5 if. y. in.. New Milford Ipfl'in .
6;!» p. m._ Srw Milford ain‘t-l.
9.” p. iii.. freight for tin-at Burlington.
'.' 35:. m.. (Sundays! Mm? tor Pitt-field
Wm.”- tt. max-ion. Vice Preairknt and
I
A. W. m flew-i Plunger Amt.
Till-2 I'LM'E TU Bl’l’
FURNITURE
in A!
FRANK O. JOHNSON’S.
So. I"? “'mahin‘tott Strait. South Norwrilh.
FURNITURE IAOE TO OIUEI.
Silriibl attention givru to Repairing and
L'pholnlrriug. Ibihn
ORANO OPENING ON SATOROAl.
ammo
are
/
(xi...
rare u not.
trail-m. on thin street.
Imam-1'. ceil-
Winter Styles
HATS
[H Al 2. GRAD” ARI) COM)” 0"
SliflandSofl Hats.8il'tliats
lloy‘rllItundthpr. Ora-h “Mine-I
[ti-re. Nutriefieflflu turtle-It
KNAPP’S.
9| Washington St.
fibula“ luring Iill Nth
WAGONS ”
.kflw'u
""l‘i-nmu' '
00.10
‘. 0};
triiiitiigi l i“. Sunday.» dill no“? iil‘u‘..:')|£t mu. '
And/yon will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is “sad. Combining Durability and Styles A ‘
Making it the best ram Seamless Shoe in the market. ‘
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing anygotherjshoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 86. Norwalk.
F. H ”NASH & "ERO. “'
Plumbing, Gas-Fitting. iii and Sheet Iron Work. '
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges,
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets. Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
SEE» ri-iEsr-z ‘wAcoN's‘i’
“'e have now on hand for sale
OANOPIEO,’ TOP OUOOIES. SPINULES ANO RU8INE88 WARONS.
II. R. BABOOOK & OO.'s OELERRATEO OARRIAGES.
All warranml at low [-l‘ii't'n lot FlT~irt_'llL\~ work.
Also at‘v'uhtl-httlltl wag-yin; all kind»
It will befor your interest to rail and we us! before pur- basing.
“'2 build all kindsof wagons touriil-r. Repairing of rill kind! nth-ruled to at once.
Union Tflfdrlblllfltti'fllll‘d for and delivered prniiiptlg wirlmur l-xtm charge.
Wright & Flynn,
('08. MADISON Ant. as!) I'BASKLIN 51’s.. . 801""! NORWALK, (31'.
l 50 With Pneuma-
tic Tire.
HARTFORD BICYCLES
~ $120
Thrl'lll.[')llil.\ l’XEl'MA'I'It‘ TIRE i~ the hlllllllr~7. ”:in iiumlllc unit resllvnt i re ll
lhe market.
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED AGAINST BURST UR PUNO
Nu Bicycle rim-Ir can compare with ti.»(‘r)l.lt.\ifll;\ for exon- of riding.
durability or beauty. ltllll iii the hflllit’ pri. t‘ :is many inferior HIM-limes.
\"e‘ do not hen-p you writing. but can .lr'liwr wheels AT UNVEIJM we keep 3
TERMS EASY.
Trrrt ULDLH' \\‘rir;r:t. Ir‘uul.
JACKSON BROTHERS.
5| WALL STREET. NORIALN. OONN.
SPECIAM SALE
LADIES’T SHOES
Glover&0lsen’s,
Washington Street. South Iorwalli.
In order to make room for S wing Hoods. we otter the» following lint-ii of Ladies
Slim-r. at tliclxrrtliurxnirmowrn -n~d. lron't fmltouikcunivantogeololwoprmrtunlty
1 lot llnnd Sewcd Button and Lace Shoes, worth $4.50, re-
duced to 82.00. 1 lot of ('loili Top. llttnd Sr-wml. $2.00. 1 lot of
fine Mfll‘lllnl! Howell, w’ortli from $3.00 to $4.50, til 81.2. . 1 lot of
fine 3i. 8. at 61.50. I lot )lissos’ ( )poru 'l‘oo, ll to l, worth $2.00
at. 01.00. i lot of Child's Spring licole, worth H.233, at 656. And
about 500 pain of men's regular boo Rubbers at 25¢:
Glover 8L Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
' The leading Ory Goods Store
TRISTRRN O HYATT,
. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalk.
W «4"...-
BPECIAL SALE OF LADIES’ GEN'I'S' AND CHILDREN’S
FINE BLACK ROSIERY OF OUR OWN
lMPORTA'l’li IN.
W13 have ’iist reccivml direct from the manufacturer in Che-
mitz France,’(5m) five hundred dozen Ledice’ (lents‘nnd Child-
drenle flow, which we shall place on sale Saturday. April 80.
these it were made or merely for us, and nothing line over
beens own for the price Ii 6 them. The Ladiou’ sure in
Iain and the etitcli, with high i-plicod hoot an spliced toe.
lnfanta from i to 6}. either Iain or two]: top. Misses from 0 to
84 in several qualities. All ermedorf’a beet dye. warranted ab-
Iolntely pure and guaranteed not to crock, fade, stain or to turn
green to wearing.
Tristram & Hyatt.
‘ uonwntx.
With f'olumbla
Pneumatic Tire
\
all line.
a," In.
.. .fifi,
Norwalk Chronicler