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Spring Announcement.
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‘l'hsweil tire-rd eld-iywomenwho
Il‘l’lwlll New!”
We have opened a, complete
line, of Cloth”
Youths’.
wear. from the ch
‘ finest erodes.
..- I . , for lion’s.
We: m. WWW mm”- or ' Children's
RGAlN HOUSES,
sou-re soswsm
nun: v
snare mourners ill rs: m...
members-users.
sunset to thy
WHITE House WORK.
Inn, Improvements lslo‘ leis wen-
“9 nuns-u r. Awny.
euros, July i8.—-'l'he M d ’
mmd-IIM h'n temllyet Board’s
I
up some censors-ens es
germanium or 31,000.
Wehevejust finish» “odour
sellihetwmldmde destoherrei—
.etimwlyIfl-deyldntlflsdbyhsr
mmeoLGflbwfiolB-tllor-
with. Bhoban.W.Gllhet-t. She
“Mummbyevuy new is abject to moutel W: .3
Wm tint-,andaeturds'ydiseppeered iron:
onus. Iolntyrnpstitiuediorthsher
... I‘ In Clcvt‘lnml'n rltwplnl room willhs ‘I
' Mist-wWflwn-Ilmu motility-I m In... '
the ‘Mltovlhe chutnheron the
ol thshouso, e tsvorite room with them
IhsJulieSt. John,ot Norwelh. nod WJnd then-ems roomnssd MW
of goods which ere 'too big losuitus. Consequently weshell
during the next week, give some very enticing bergeings—e few
corner wesvnsed More by the. otwhichureesiollows. Wecunnotenumeretethem ellst this
writing, so we would say, give us a call dltriug the next 7 days,
at. andyouaswellnswewillhothbebenefited:
c' n. mm, d an“ NW, III" “3‘ Mill" in lit! dey. 'l'hesrnsllerloon
remrnediromlonnml,whers theyst- st
\~a
home,efteranunmccemtulnttempt
policemen. tooornrnitsuicidei‘lideynight.
ht forthe intervention oi a til-ele-
mendthe trnin on whichshereeched
NswLondonendthepolloumnondnty
ntthedepotshowould hnyeettsrnptcd
snlcrde. After the wns p
cnreotthsmetronet thosl house-n
efior'hot thet ledyto ohteintomopen-
sonel intermetioniromher
She seemed much pleased,ho er,to
meetherson yuterdey Ilium
didnot oflerthe slightest oppmit'ento
returninghomewlthhlm.
'l'llB ROSEDALI DISABLED.
e ore-heel Brean- while he in or the
lerwelk Isle-Is.
While ad the Norwalk isleuds, about
0 o'clock last evening, at her homewerd
trip to Mm thesis-m Bosedele
was brought to e show by the broth-
ing of thocro-heedolatsolthocylin-
den of her qgine. 'i'herswereebont
600 penengersou boerd. end eiter writ-
ing twenty minutes thoNew flevu hat,
Blithe-rd Peck, was signelied end soon
eiterwerd timelesmer Kate 0. Stevens,
of South Nor-weir. Capri" W. l. Ste-
vens, Jr., in commend, which ..-, .
Clevelend m her houdolr,nodhns
hssnurengediorthesemspnrposa
two rooms were the nurserydnrlng
ti
tion. lhes Florence It. Benedict.
AnnehDiohermenenleenieL'l‘ollse I“
.srestillin lontsmisedngthesights.
TheywlllreturneboutAugtntl.
lib Desmond Smith. oi Northamp-
too,lem.,whoheebeenthsgumtoi
Ila Fenny flieedy, of apps lein
supn-numerery
Thshelslngressltedlutheunsnlmons
ohoioeolthsspplimnt.
Themmotfli.lwasessemedsgeinst
thepeopertyownwson Heirlord place.
tor benefits tor the eowerouthetthoro
The president's bed ohember is now e
red room. lire Clovelend's houdolr h he
lug decanted in n light shede of blue, with
carpets, imagines and other eecseeorim to
street. Norwalh, left town tor New York mick- 1:umth "W's old bd-
6“,th W.Wb’ub room, known ll ll). Prince u! WIN
Sheedy
NesrlyellthspropertyownsrsonWeet
street, from 'lhylor smuetothecity
lineppmredeudexprused tltemselvss
es mtisded with the proposed layout,
whichmshmtheshesfluoludiugseveu-
iootidowelhstmmohddeaixtylsetin
width. Owing toemlstsheinedvertls—
ingthewidthltwssdeemedndtisehleto
notify the property owner- to In!"
sgnlnqunst'innd eccept the pro-
file
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B. A. Voodwerdeppeerndbstorethe
boerd end'stetsd thet he read in'l‘rn
Barrier.“ theoouncilhedvotsdto
.‘sp n murWoodwerdevsnus. He
WWWIW such ecv
NIEMIIKW‘ 3km Dillon end N.
o. my, who. with himself, owned all
hnttwohnndredteetoithepropcrty 0”
MportioootWoodwerd evennemm
room,istobeset epnrt iortheursoithe
t'l little deughter Ruth end her-
liimlleneliohrmi lisilruedpleoe.re~ 1mm
turned home from Newerk N. J. lest mmmm'h”“‘hw°‘m
' ' onnnrmervediorvlsitoro.
mouth 11..., who here been vidtiog fir
FosterJlevilend street, {or three ‘7‘]
SLWMMI.
Ir.endlrs.Georgelliiler end lem-
in.0l0rcherdstreet,hevercturuedlrom moo-p
visitiughbiethcnndmother st Haunt
t mm aresinking the wires in the
lsiorthenswdxtnres.
A MURDEROUS PLOT.
Irony-l Convicts It the Clint.
Prison Wind by n Prisoner.
Ausxr, July ill—Welter N. They're
werden oi Clinton prison et Dennemore,
came to Albnnyaud releted to Governor
Flowers hotel-chemo 01 e number oi
long tum prisoners to gnln their freedom
which included the ooldblooded murder at
severe] ol the prleou guerds.
One or the prisoners who wee eshed to
enter Into the murderous ettempt toes-
cepereiured,end it westhroughhlmthet
the prison euthorities heceme ewere o! the
plot. The gorernor immedietely perdoned
the prisoner who hed thecouregeendman-
linees to provent humen slsughter.
leClinton prison as the pristmuslled
through «so prison corridor in locketep on Tre
their wey pest Principe! Keeper McKenne
toobteinthetr retions iordinneroneoithe
prisoners slipped into the heudol the
duel keeper e piece ot hrownwre
per two test long by e (not wide,whieh wm
writtenupononhothsideelnleadpuotl.
Thelsttertold just howthe plot wneto
he meted out, witheverydstell. Antw-
lwovtsi the truth oi’ the story.
end two of them confessed. The plot wee
frustrated, end the eonsplretors will he
punished. The convict who furnished the
informetion will be released todey probe—
100 sette children’s Hoe, Rake and Spede, at 10c per sett. Le
them dig in the dirt for it is heeltny. ,
1,000 Fly Chasers, 8c each; 50 decorated 10 pc. Toilet Bette,
92.49 eett. We have cheaper ones, but inquire for this lot; you
will find them very cheap.
too Lunch Baskets, good size, so each; 100 1 qt. Glass Fruit
Dishes, 80 each, worth double.
600 Glass Coffee Canisters, ic each; 300 Perlor Brooms. Buy
one for 17c and then compare them with any broom you have
ever bought for 25¢.
100 Children’s Pails and Shovels. Stop here and get one
when on your way to Roton, 7c complete.
500 Toasting Forks, 3c each; 10 pcs all wool Menchester Chal-
iies, 150 yd; 100 dos. Crochet Cotton, 300 yds.. 5c ball; to don.
Williele ii. Bertorendwiie, oi Bridge
port. herebeenspendrng' stew deye
with llr. Dexter’s perentson Chestnut
lire. W. H. Seymour and dnhghter
Alice, of Schenectady. N. Ynenviitinfi
turning from if: oysfir grounds, where Mr. e111i Mrs. Charles E. Seymour, West
would be obliged to putheatersillutd she had been working duringthedey. street.
mahothcrelterntions.
(kt-dim Judson rusdo n strong
ergumentin lever oi the sewer. Be
y cloths, hemstitched, stamped. end spool marking cotton,
12k“ and lotnof other values which will be placed on our count-
prin- ers daily.
L‘herles Lephem. of the Norwelh
Stow Works, Mt town to~dey to spend
hmmerethishomeinnerliu, N. Y.
Josie Hutchinson, at Trenton. N.
J's Visiting with '1'. end In. John
. . oi Woodwerd evenne.
“Clem Brooke, oi New York city,
' at her cousin, Ili- Levinln
illa, South lain mt.
“(I-II We Neal! W!
MAB BlacksmolArch street, here N
return 'rom the World's Fair.
in reply to en erticlo in the Norwelh ROV- ( rgo VenAlstyne, of Brooklyn,
Hour of July 14, heeded "Unexcusnble WWI! III Norwelk, wee in town yes-
Cnreleesnees," describing the collision oi "Ml!-
hie carriege end e trem cer, neer the
rnilmed hridgeon Past eveuue, Willism formerly oi Norwelh, is swing "to
Godfrey, of Snugstuch. ssh Tue Sewn- .
In. to print the following clenr siste-
iorello'cloch, reletivee oithep-engern
weremnchrelievedtolearn thetthesc—
cidntwesnoteeriom. Theorewoiths
iceedele set toworh'endhedthe dem-
ngerepeiredthismonting.
CARRIAGE AND CAB COLLIDBD. '.
o! heelthshouldvieitthelocelityhe
tboughttheywonld soon be convinced
thntthmeweeusedolesewer.
the sewer; ltwu
hehuiltsnditonxht
Wee tho Conch-en or Interme- to
BIn-e tor the Accident ?
Attempted Suicide e! n Convint.
lest'm. July la—P. A. Stout, one!
the most trusted convicts in the western
penitentinry, tried to commit suicide by
jumnug [mm the door of the rotunde oi
the prison into the yerd below. Be tell on
e pile of broken stone end received proba—
bly intnl injuries. Stout's crime wee the
murder 0! his son while under the influence
oi liquor. lie wee serving e sentence oi 12
yenrs. A petition for hispnrdon is pending,
Stout wes the meher ol the model 0! the
western penitentiary, now occupying e
loudmrtllhoeldnotheexcnvetedwith~
mm wetsr. A motion thetthe
eewerhehuiltweecerried ll! | "‘9“
tourism Wmotioothntneum
momenta) b0 sword“ ‘0
dotheworkwssioet. Itwesiinel'yde—
". oonndl visit the evenoe
and see how but“! I
Williv Rigel], of long hhnd at].
, [can Wilicoch, of Brooklyn, is
ng Kr. and In. F. N. Ferris, Elm
sewer b needed. . piece.
”Iraliodfrey end my two children
“hosted thnte sum not to exceed
weroin the cerrisge. letthsw Treinor.
Semi Annual Inventory
sndesisusuel,wefindmenyhrokeniots,
0
d8 Washington Street.
6E0. Vlll llSTllE. Prop.
All the“ "unset Novelties in
thildttn’siu'ils aSp
“orwmcnwsusvnsvmium' '
F urnishiIIt , Goods!
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WhyIIdeaVIctor. wan Pam;
Fillflll Willi II m
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holsintherirn.
Roi-.noworrynore'pnlrshoptornuthe
mimics. Agents.
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unseemwfllrldi'thobesuaedm
misused. Wilmvml’nsn-
lettcfiroleedsiusasyridingend quick I»
III yelling.“ inner tube removehlethronghe
, llDIES' SPRING IIID SlIIlllEIl JACKETS.
going to LUliP all that formerly sold from 33.93 to
teas, and close them out at $2.98. Those that sold from 34.98 to It Isll 8h, Istwslt. Bess-
87.00, will he closed out at 83.98 each.
waists, summerdrcsses,etc.,1yd. wide, worth tlocper Mto BASMJNE STnVEs
TH]!
Best Made.
at the lowest prices.
OIL STOVES
and oil kinds of
House Fumishinx.
Plumbing.
Tin Work
F. H. NASH & Bill
001'. Main and West St.
”mm mss
THE
wonurs ram.
But time cannotgodothemtJheetthing
' nodmeureoneoflhe
Souvenir Spoons
H ‘:s
Nonh’§81udio
by sitting (or n dcren of his best
ClBIIET PHOTOGRAPHS.
so Washington St".
south" Norwallr.
Sale to commence
Thursdayi'luml
landlord merit.
prominent position in the i’ennsylrenie
- “If"! 31"“ I‘" "mm“ building nt the World'eielr.
isiting her uncle, Joseph Seerlrs.
ord.
Memhhdtolmild e trnoh
“ ”Mediation
lines It”! at Whilst
nresldmstotllorwelk for three or [our "M
youthwldrlving. They welcomes: in [I
trim h;the Mi ,
gm whic’hugooght $3M Il- " WWII-mellowed“
' , loft yesterdey {or “World‘-
”monument-outrun».
Nuns, N. 1. July 18,—Theodm-e
Boun.85yenrsoi ego, two
hetooh the poison bee-use oi e hst. A
Mendhed models wsger thet he could
nottnhthe poteon and live. Sonndoes
not seem to be serious shout wl
but end is nltugether too willing to die.
loud I Onllmhhn Olsen's Inner.
Cutcsoo, July let—Workouts rngsgrd
in removing the debris from the ruins of
the cold storege tire lound nColumbleu
guerd's llllfl‘. This would indirete thet
the body of some guerdunnn any yet be
tuned underneath the cinders, nlthongh it
- hes hrengiven outthetuogunrdseremise
livenol lichnel (mooning Iletthew) end
the luxues.’ The ‘prompt eotion'ol' the
motormen would here nvoided the nest-
dcntentlrely. Thocerheing behiudths “when me and m Ban. 0!
sum the motornmn cleims her-nu
dheotedtomehsell mutual-Ito
thohenkwel infrentotCre-not'l'er-
rsoe. ltwassietedthetoenerel’l'tvlor
hedsterted thsworhsotlmtthostrest
would not rennin W.hi Nd
peidthomenudlastnight euddldnot
int-rd to do euythlng turtha. The
coneeiltbsnpnwedthsrerolnlionmud
thsworhwiilheeompleted um»
podhle.
Comm moo-pillar
hdhthsseesI-t work heheddons
htfiyingthspeviublnohetthshmd
of” lab asset. it wesvotsdto
I.” on Wm
“‘whnwv'wit “held-educ-
~ \mamnmo
ferry Deni- lts leenntty.
NIWAII. N. J.. July ill—John B. Perry.
who was at onetime n premiere
in New York. reaped (root the he!
County Asylum tor the lusene.
wee reestfidlrom Mr. Perry by thsdoetor
In cites-sot the eeylnnr lewhleh hunted
thet hswonldnot eoheehtotheaeyluro.
Lit-Minnow.
st You, July ls.-—'l'he
listing purchesed n Bonito
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vests.” harsh hills city-nil “um
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new round-1y it-thss stetsdbys
superiors-enrolments“
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Leos end Coupe... .....
Genuine Kengeroo.
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Iodoleneowelolso‘oewonwlonlsseoevwn'eohnee
lie-sin Oeit lilodrer
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Stock of a Boston lenuiecturer, I will now show
stock over oflerod for sale in town end convince you that you can love lrom
dolleronoverypmroishosepnrchnsedntmystoro.
350 peir Ledies’ Turn
6 u
sandal-nonlesintss.
ms youwiilthinhynuerelnn
to H. Olsen
TIIEIIIIIIIIE H. elm
Bankrupt Sale
$10,000 mm or swam
to be Closed Out In the next Sixty Days.
on the largest
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oficr their entire stock of
Wall Paper-’5‘,
st_50per cent. less than regain
price. .
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Thuhustnuewmhestmwhichis“
deeredonheieireerprineiplm. Duluth
tryiugdulltimes we went you to know 1“
wenre automating thoesulnlitlm theta:-
neediul to our continued some. Mt
worhmuelity first, lull weightend ls-o.
Weere notseillng atleso thencost. lantern
alluring my things st closer mm at
profitthenwehevedone. Wewnntyooto
mmmmmummmn
muchlnchernetereetheteesthenniorityol
Wehevehedmuchmsnyinprnbeoflhmn.
heeeueeweheileretheylmr out our recom-
But It in let whet we
my.eomnchsewhatthecustomerheetosny.
eodweimportuneyoutotrythem. Wewnnt
tondd yournnme lathe list at thceewho
speekinthelrprnlee. Mmmbfl
townwhobuynothingoi usbot trout. 1r“
wehnvemtservedyouyettryournew
andJepen. Nouissormspoone, or one ‘
Honest tenuhoueety) is thebest policy.
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Hurrah-“keel! In it.
well-fleet“
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