Norwwalk, " Conn.
W
more) entrants
‘ moorrsnmtmoosnmss.
ml 0an
* As our many friends
shall give a
‘Grand dpenlng and? Anniversary Sale.
' which will give you the chancb, not only to see our store, but to take advantage of the low prices
which will prevail on ,this occasion and will cause you to remember our opening both with pleas-
ure and profit to yourself. As our annex is what you have been invited moat especially to see, we g
will commence by giving prices on goo is in that department of our store. “ ;
Capes and Jackets.
A discount of lo per cent. will be given on all capes and jackets, These garments are Iall.
new, fresh goods: many of them have not been in the store a week; prices range from 82.00 to 820.
Children’s Jackets.
th3 also have an entire new line of Children‘s Reefer Jackets, all made in the very} latest
styles. prices from 75c to $5.00.
infant’s? Long and Short Cloaks.
Our line of infants Long and Short Clocks is much larger than we haVe ever shown before, i
w rin rice. We have them in Cashmere and Silk both White and‘
and the 800“ are much 10 8 ‘ p ’ i and (‘oxey had made their break into the
Colored, from 98c to $.50 each.
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
We have just received an entire new line of our celebrated HOME MADE underwear. This:
is the finest line of Muslin Underwear that is sold in this country, and ladies who appreciate: geodi
workmanship, as well as good material, should not fail to examine this line. i
lllgilllli Allll versaryiale
i . .
d patrons have taken such a' lively interest in the alterations we
f..,h‘ave lately made to our etc ‘42, we take great pleasure in extending to all a cordial invitation to
looms and seewhat we have been doing. In addition to our regular store, 1,400 square feet of floor
' space has been added in the rear for the display of cloaks, ladies’ muslin underwear, corsets, etc.,
which, with several other iniprovementshigive us one of the best, lightest and most convenient
' stores in town. In making arrangements fbr this grand opening we were also reminded that this
. is our third anniversary,and thht we could not let two such important events coming as they do to-
gether pass without showing our appreciation of the good will and kindly interest which has been
show by everyone, and this brings us right to the place where we will tell you whatwe propose
to’do. It is this: Commencing Saturday, May 5th, and continuing to Thursday, May 10th, we
. infant’s Caps.
Our new line of lufant'sCaps have just been received and will be shown in ourflnew :room'
Ladies’ Suits.
on Saturday morning.
" neys~lieprcsentatlve Late Pence of Colo.
‘ a rich broguou “'l‘ho rays of the son were ‘
‘ ’sm. lie \Vllllll'll no guns or bombs. hutg
‘ the lawmakers to lM‘ tho luwbreukers."
j in}: from the l‘itpllul hit-[N Mr. Lipscomb;
liaisons Offense oi‘ the Ceaeyites
Fully Established.
.10!“th Allen anti Representative 141.
Ponce "Appear in Police Court In is
o! the Cummwnlemkoiiy Thinks/at
Finalist His Army Down the Blur.
Wssmscron, May 5.—-Another oppor~
tunity was afforded the commonweal lead-
ers to exploit themselves before the public
in the police court proceedings against the
leaders. Marshal Carl Browne took ad-
vantage of the occasion to swagger about
in his buckskin apparel and once put in a
word of comment regarding the proceed»
ings. . .
J udge Miller, who is a hard headed mag-
istrate, exhibits a tendency to trcht the
titledcommonwcalcrs like other defend-
ants and threatened to have the marshal
consigned to thenock.
There was an’audicnce gathered which
filled the courtroom and included most of
the Populist leaders as well as other mem-
bers of congress. Senator Allen, while dis-
clalming sympathy with what he called
the visionary ideas of Coxcy, made a strong
plea for the constitutional} rights of citi’
zens to peaceably immble and petition
congress. Judge Miller refused a separate .
trial for (Soxey, so the three defendants ,
are in one heat. 3
They were represented by three nttor- 3
rado, lax—Assistant District Attorney A. A.
Lipscomb of Washington and a young and
inexwrieneed lawyer nuumi llyman. The
proceedings are pervaded with good nature .
and informality. tines Representative Vim i
Voorhis of New York intrrjectod a sweat). ‘
although be had no particular cotmeclion
. with the case, and it was diilicult to tell
-who were tha- nrtuui participants.
The Detective In the Bank}.
The llrst witness for the pp wrumonl
was Detective iior’fii‘ oi Washing, on, whoi
had trawiml with the army to several ',
days as an enlisted “wouler.” He told how ‘
(,‘oxey enlisted him in (.‘ommum- A as No. i
15. i'uder CPUIH exnmiuut ion by liopro—i
sentalivr l’snw tlw llt‘il‘t’livu detailed his;
armed and that he had never heard (‘oxeyl
or his men threaten any resort. to violence. .
Ila had represented on joining that he was i
an unemployed laboring man. Some of "m” of military engineers 1" the ’90"
the men had not drunk, but he had heard I
itch-graphicmessage to Emperor Francis
it not;
w they t... than 5.... to ma...
‘ton when the armies nonwh- not arrive
there. They wore completely surprised
by the sudden attack and fled in every difi
motion. All the hats and their contents
were set on fire by the officers.
sweetland Take- a Best.
Buimsronr, Conn. May 5.-—-'l.‘he liweet~
land Coxeyi‘tes are housed. in a vacant
building on Stratford avenue at the east.
end of the city and have decided to «my a
few days. J. Holden, the leader of the few
Populisls in this city. hired the m bllug
for them. and they are Waiting lo.‘ some»
thing to turn up. . The Bricklayer-4‘ union
furnished them with food, and a sylupw
thlzer contributed a keg of beer.
.1 Bought Randall 01!.
VIALPAIIAIFO, Ind, May 5.-—’l‘he commit-
tee of citizens sent to meet Randall’s army
has returned. Randall will pass around
the city, and the committee in return will
furnish enough provisions to last him over
Sunday. The state board of health notlv
tied the county physician to vaccinate ev-
ery member of the army. as it had just
marched through adistrlct infected with
smallpox.
Frye Will Tramp It.
Monstrous, May o.~—(’leneral Frye an~
nuances that his army will start on foot
on Sunday for Dayton or Cincinnati. All
hope of n free ride has been abandoned.
The provisions in the camp are very low.
SHUT IN BY WATER.
Eight Tourists Trapped In an Austrian htd- ,
‘ Iaotltn Cavern.
(than. May 5.-u~'i'he party of eight tour—
ists who were imprisoned by a sudden rise
of water while exploring a staiactite cav-
ern at h'ournich. near thisuity, on Saturday ,
last have not. yet bro-n rescued. and all hope'
of suvingthe imprisoned people has nearly ;
been abandoned. The renew ed lioods havu i
prove-uteri the rescue parties from up .
proal'hiug the spot. win-re the tourists are
supposed to be. A diver who made two'
during attempts to reach the people in the
(cavern was upon each ocrasion pulled out
in u senseless condition. '1
The aperture tlcough which the tourists i
entered the cavern is now blocked with .
lwuumului lm’wldern. There seems to be;
no doubt that some of thotollrlsts an: still3
alive, as blows, as it delivered with a ham:
nwr, have recently been heard coming '2
v
E 0rulers and said that none of the men was ‘ mm the Interior 0‘ “m "”9""
The authorities of this city have sent a
Joseph entrusting him to send a detach-
iireat excitement prevails in Vienna on 1
General (‘oxcy say that he would (llsmissl account M the “Mi“ sent from liratzgiw ‘
any man «taught drunk or begging. ('oxey"
had represented that he would make RE
perch on the capitol steps, but never had
intimated that he know it to be unlawful.
sergeant Siattery of the police- force,
who had led the parade. told how Browne
capitol grounds. but said that none of the
(.‘oxey men follows-d tin-m. though al-rowd
of citizens rosin-d after Browne over the]
turf. Mr. Pent-v (“wallow-ll the ofliver as
to how many Fill/Mil.“ had been arrested
for rushing on tho grass. The answer was,
“Norm" Sergeant Mallory gruphlouilyi
reproduced the slum-vb mode by Marshall
Browne at. Bright Wuml.
"it was glorious umrniu.“ he said, with
shiniu on ’em. on millions was kwnll'llllh
I
Major Moore, tho chivi of polo-o. repent-l
ed the conversation with (‘oxoy on April;
80, when the general nswrtml his intention:
of carrying out the programme of spun - ~
endeavored to show by the major that the;
capitol grounds had om-u born used for,
purposes such as Mr. ‘Illxt‘y endeavored to;
0111' line 0‘ Ladies’ Blazer and Eaton Suits in Blue and Black Serge are made in the {very} carry out, but was ovq-rrulwl. 'l'bo triail
latest styles by the very best manufacturers in that line.
Shirt Waists.
was continued today.
The Funny (Imp.
The frequent showers of ruin that fell
herrdnnun-nmi to a considerable extent
the ardor and enthusiasm of the army of,
the rommoum-nl The men are not ade‘
We have never Show“ at} large and Vill’lbd a “De 0f Ladies’ Shirt \vfllStB, 33 we are) showing, qultnly protected against the \w-stherand,
present a very forlorn and dvjol-tmiappoab I
at the present time. Our line embraces all qualitities from the cheapest calico waists to the finest, wov- Thvlr stay in Washington app“;
silk.
Dress Goods.
ently has not improved tin-m. ’l‘he ration!-
furnisbml urn wry simple and limited.
Thr- ice-ding of mo and more men besides
a number of horses requires «misidorabie .,
activity on the part of thom- in charge of
the rommissury department.
Everything that can he wished for we have in llresslloods, both in novelties and solid “""rm‘um‘ w""""'“"h°“"”“"‘““
lag the foreuoou, but ('arl llrowue was on
colors and the prices we shall ask for them during this sale will insure a quick response in thisi hand part of tho tinmaud when hctiepnri-
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department.
20 pcs. striped and fancy Dress Goods; good value at 25c, this sale at loc yd.
2 pcs. Worsted Goods, ill in. wide, nice wrapper material, reduced to 19¢: yd.
10 pcs. New Fancy Striped Plaid and Novelty Suitings,
l 4’ ' ualit , now two Yard.
regu all-5 p’dslelan’nei Dress Goods, all wool, in in. wide: regular 50c quality; make good shopping?
and black dresses, and are the best for the price we shall otter: 40¢ per yd,
just came in this week; 3s in. wide:
ed he left Marshal llrmloril'k in charge.
Afl'uim at the whip are quiet, and the“
man show no outward signs of dissatisfie-
lion
Little (Thu-r For Kelly. ‘
Dlis Mullins. May {um-firing t‘ut'l'i of the;
mg no account of the perilous position of l
the tourists who are imprisoned in the
cavern near that place. '
BASEBALL.
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New York _..Il '_' 1 d l u l 1 3 till i
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Prayers Brought ltain. :
.v\‘l“rl.l-‘.llolio. Mass” May :3. During the‘
Mg fore-it fire in Fishervilb-, when the
tlummi Wore sweeping toward several out‘ -
houses and there set-med no possibility of
saving them. several women and two or
three men fell on their knees and prayed 2
for (“Villa unsislulu'u to protect them and
their homes and prayed that. ruin might.
full. l“l\'l' minutrs after the praying rain.
begun to bill in torrents. mnlplslriy -.
noun-hing tln- lb-u
"lg (“hiri- lu War Paint.
Wu H \\\‘KI~'V. N. .i., May .3.~»llne hun-
dred and thirty‘rlw indium direct from,
Nohrasknuud Wyoming, including several ‘,
noted chiefs who were engaged in recent l
trontler troubles, arrived here in all their
, war paint and feathers. They will Jain
Buffalo Bill‘s Wild West show. They are i
‘ mostly wild lndlnus who have never seen '
civilisation and are here under bond for
l discouraging outlook for Kelly's iudus-i their safe return to their reservation,
trials has made itself manifest in the army.
g and the men are dowmtut and dishearten- ;
ed. There are no songs overtheir camp
-; pcs as in. Henrietta, regular mic quality, in green, drab and slate: choice of lot, 25c Yil.=f lireln.1m:honu‘..,. "hm" m pmnlnguasg'
' ' ‘ o , . l l ‘ l.
Besides these specialties we also have an elegant assortment of Heuristics and serges in all; ‘n‘ ”"° W" W ’ "m M“ ' "r 9
primo omm- of tin» general depression was
of the latest spring shades. Also a large assortment of special dress patterns. no two alike, rang.§ thocontlnm-dswirl-ilyofprovisions. When
ing in prices from 82.50 to salvo.
Black Goods.
brvukfast mow. the mnnuisnnry oliicer re-
ported 1.0m loam on hand, butsrarealy
, enough cum and miles to supply the pill-
rel-s“ luvs», lolly murmured a few weird
western cation and then drewou his furs
fumed tmwlrv for money in huyooilcs,
As in our alteration sdle,we shall for these four days give a special discount of no perzcnm, ; ""1 mm b..- "rrlvnl of NW imrchml
on all black Dress Goods. Don’t miss this opportunity.
One lot 18 in. colored Stir-ah Fancy Shades Silks, this sale, inc yd.
An elegant assortment of fancy silks for Shirt Waists and Dress Trimming.
Dognestics and Linens.
All bleached and noble shed Muslims will be sold at cost during this sale. Bpeciaimrires on
Linens, Napkins and Towelsj
Hosiery and Underwear.
We have made special prices on our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children's Hosiery. and manyiexa
collect bargains can be tonndiin this department.
. While we have made dpscial prices for this occasion as an inducmnent for you to come and
see our store, yet we do not w: you to think that it is necessary for anyone to purchase a bill of
or ma, as we have stated before, it will give as great pleasure to
have you call and anemia one of the ,best and most pleasant trading places in town and rest
eivc a hearty welcome whether they wish to purchase or not,
rnlsr * mu a HvAr'r.
goodstodoso. (lattice
assured that everyone will
$9
. provoudvr norm! partially to dispel the
gloom, but tln- uncertainty as iodiuner
prevented a pmnuuncod bull movruwnt in
the spirits of the lrmpa
Governor Jackson again spenttho day
in llllllt‘fll‘lll‘illtf to serum cheap rules to the
rivvr, but was not at. all coulldent of suc-
. ems. To carry the m “to the Mississippi
at full fare wmlhl :ost attentional-«n
amount lur beyond the loudest hopes of
the soliciting committee, and the railroads
entering Des Moiurs have tmitiveiyltated
that nothing less than full fare would be
accepted.
Keoknk and Western is the only one now
seriously conslduml. The rents ls thswly
possible railroad exit for Mr. Kelly, and
should pending negotiations fail a march
across the country or dislmndment must
follow.
The people who have kept the army with
food are becoming disgusted. The men
havsmsdsnosttem to keep the «up
Man! it is new a disgusting stator-
sonnet: authentic" is atrium of
an outbreak of disease. Museum
the plan of build! some and floating
Wmdeonths Iotauriverts the
Ill-insipid river and to Kwkuk was surl-
ouiy amassed by Kelly and his am
The matter will be tanner con-lama and
lastly acted upon today.
mummw‘
«smalls-seam . a
The route to tlw riser vlatlw Des Moines!
and Kansas: City nnrrmv gangs and that
i
President Postponed His Fishing Trip.
llAlllllMli‘ilh. May 3, -Pre~nident ('levw‘
land had arranged to fish for ”out with n ’
party of l'hiludvlphiuus this week ill the
famous Silver spring. in the (“timberland ;
valley, about nine miles from here. it is
undersumd, hum-var. that the mining of
(‘oxey's host-a lo \l'auhlngtou umdo- the
president doubtful about leaving his fumt— 1
ly alone, and the trip has been pt‘wlipnllt'tl.
Hard ”fillies Hulridr.
lsolMA, l’u.. May .1 W1 ll Murshaliw
tin-senior "minimal this big mercantile
firm of Marshall at lilluv. committed sui-
cide by shooting. .zll tlu-mrmwr‘nlnqnmt
' it was dovobuwul that be bad some llrmu- ,'
l'llll mulmrrus-ms-ms. but none of a serious ‘
nature.
Dirt: “urge What in Fight. ,
lnfillors‘, .‘iiuy 5» ill the iloiiugbrokc;
club Dick Home of Nam-nulli- and Harry l
Nickless of lulmlwlh fumgbt tor a purse of
flittinmlthelmlnnurllumpiomhip. Hume
won alter a pom light in 98 rounds.
NEWS snsvl'nss. l
Twelve hundred men in Missouri mines
have joined the .Il rlltrru.
A stnall lire tamed a panic in a female
seminary at Andnwr. Mann. 3
Toni treasury is absolutely empty, with
a prospect of a big dellcitncy soon.
Theme! the tewnof Nmbbrldge,
Min; have decided to tax bicycles.
The will at its into bank flatten ima-
sverythlng to his widow, Lim- B. Hutton.
Dr. 5am Houston, whodicd in Ind?“
:2: Ten. was a son of the famous ills
Mm anarchists have been arrested
at Ides. for mlppesed complicity in the res
cent bomb explosion».
William Wilsienmhosoid ”.mwmh
at worthless mining stock in its. image
been sent up for low years.
“first limit-r no title! and
Tobacco
Iusurzzs pleasure.
lie Sun: to get it.
5‘ Font ' art: it» LI I
Dr. E. c. West's Nerve and Brain 1
In sold under povmvo Willie!) moraines, lays ’ ‘
laud uncut» . nix. I» were Weak ‘.tlnumry: Mo!
llrmp :mll l‘n-r l v Pom-r: f.o~t Mnnhmviiqulcm
leltt Dust-«7 lull llrwmru; Luck of {You
Nt‘l‘tllllfini’wfi: fan-limit: Ml Drains; “will
of the (lent-mumlnrmms in either mm
ovvm‘vt riiou: Y mum. 12mm, or Excessive s of
1nd.“ in, opmm nr Liquor, which soon ’ '
thwy,t'mwmptlon luunmtynml Death. yflfllr
ll n 1m: 0'. lurii»: wiv wrmnn guarantee recorder
use
: roiuildnmnry. Wlfrt’f'fit lllfl’tllfil’l‘lll’. W
111‘:- m (tough-t flunk. suhmnmrnochltahrotlbg'
“lumping lwlmh, Furl" Tlif’lml: l’liiii‘fit
nznml ~12" «h-w romluml: old. muddle. $9"
amt"
. u ulll'JlHwak‘. ot'siusrsrs some out”;
For Sale by llerlrgr l'. Stillmn. Ho. NWE
not lO‘ly
My; atlaw$‘s
131“ to 2893’s
(ultra-s. 4% Main Street,
lllIN-‘ltI'OI’I. cowav
son
WILIIB mm
at either its, any age. in any part of the m
u m mploynmlt which we flmilll. yous-l
not be any from home over night. You new”
yourwnomlmrm int- warborooly yous-spars nor
‘ menu. Alclpiill ism: required you run pom.
We supply you with all that is needed. It still
not you nothing to try the business. In! out
can do "to work Beginners make mm
the start Failure is unknown with “rm
livery hour you labor you can really mason-'.'
No one who is willing to work lull-v window
momy rvrrv day than can he made in thread."
at any nrdinan rmploymrnl. Sand forks.“
containing tho fullest Information.
ll. HALLETT 8s 00.,
Box 880, ,
PORTLAND. sung-u,
murmur-tr . can!" com I. l.-
Douglu shoes as a reduced price.“
In has the!» wltlwut nau- ,
bolts-amt“ him down no QM‘
'1. lo. norms.» sum mu as ”slum ill.
low, and lot better sullfledlrm a the nut
writer!" an an ruin-r malls. 'l’ m rind
be muvinrgrd. m slaiupmu of . E.
New and minim the lemony. which WNW:
mm value, sen Walnuts of dollars usually
s. new who was! om. Mien who post: so
Mile of W. intimates Slum gain “mm,
«7. we hum m l"!"i’ml€ the communists full line
at‘ "MI. They can Mont in sell at a the
till
w l similar minus some
;. I..‘tw.m;n’rms¢n;;x.fim% m‘1
t ”a PR ‘ a,
w... “mummy;
.158ch a 30;,“
'nfit'fiu
mortgages! '1' no “V “ '.'"
l3! ..
new mom. _
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