, Norwaik, Conn.
As our many friends and patrons have taken such a lively interest in the alterations we
have lately made to. our store, we take great pleasure in extending to all a cordial invitation to
come and see what 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 improvements, give us one of the best, lightest and most convenient
stores in town. In making arrangements for this grand opening we were also reminded that this
,- is our third anniversary,and that 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 what we propose
to do. It is this: Commencing Saturday, May 5th, and continuing to Thursday, May 10th,;we
, shall give a
Grand Opening and Anniversary Sale.
which will give you the chance, 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 pleasv
ure and profit to yourself. As Our annex is what you have been invited most especially to see, we
will commence by giving prices on goods in that department of our store.
Capes and Jackets.
A discount of 11.) per cent. will be given on all capes and jackets, These garments aroiall
new, fresh goods; many oflthem have not been in the store a. week; prices range from s-zm to 520'
' Children’s Jackets.
We 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 Infant's Long and Short Cloaks is much larger than we have ever shown before,
and the goods are much lower in price. We have them in Cashmere and Silk, both White and
‘ Colored, from 98c to 8”. 50 each.
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear.
We have just received an entire new line of our celebrated HOME MADE underwear. :{l’hia
is the finest line of Muslin Underwear that is sold in this country, and ladies who appreciaiezgmxl
workmanship, as well as good material, should not fail to examine this line.
infant’s Caps.
Our newline of Infant's Caps have just been received and will be shown in our] new romp
on Saturday morning.
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. Ladies’ Suits.
Outline of Ladies’ Blazer and Eaton Suits in Blue and Black Serge are madeXin the: very
latest styles by the very best manufacturers in that line.
Shirt Waists.
we have never shown as large and varied a line of Ladies’ Shirt Waists, as we are] showing
at the present time. Our line embraces all qualiiities from the cheapest calico waists to thefiilnest
silk.
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GenryoiWsldngen’theGi-s
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mu! almanac-arm
luwmowmnhusru
Wining-Hula“.
museum-smug».
WmmmJiay 0.4M threslsaders
tbsmwuk—Couy,8rowne and
g , (‘mlumbus Jones~have been
found guilty of violating the laws by a
ofthelrpesrssnd will have to sub-
mittosssntenesherssfterw be imposed
by the court for their raw demonstra-
tion on the «mail grounds. Thus inglen—
oasly ends what its leaders styled “the
m march oi the nineteenth century."
All thrust thousand were convicted
upon the first count of the indictment.
which charged thorn with displaying a
beam duigud to bring into public no»
tiee‘theJJi. (tony lined Roads associa-
tion. Jones of Philadelphia was acquitted
:of the mend wont, which accused them
of treading on the grass, but Conysnd
”rower were warm.
The jury retired after bearing a long
charge from Judge Miller, which left
than: no alternatlu but to convict if they
I followed his landings. About half past 3
_ the jurors sent for the instructions given
“for the defense. but the government ob-
' lasted, and they filed into the courtroom
while the judge read the instructions.
Young Mariner Hyman endeavored ex-
. dwlly to have the fact that the objection
; came from the pramutirm laid before the
ljnry, but he was suppressed.
; Judge Miller man learns would not:
here hamlml over the written instructions
; under any r-irmimslnncce, as that would
bare liven irregular. Only tire minutes
. aim chi,- orpimale the jury returned with
the Mmlica. .
May of Four Days.
timers] (Josey hail lawn visiting with his :
in't! and his «laughter. the Goddess of .
. l’mw of lllk May day demonstration, but
; took his mi within the bar. and all the
my random! the result mullingiy except
Mr. Hyman, who was on his feet with
Mme olrjrsrtiou to the form in which the ;
:Ve'flllr’t was prmuiul, but. who was sat ’
3 upon by his mllugues.
. Attorney chmub imnmlintcl y enter-
ed a motion for s new trial and another in
of judgnwni. Judge Miller gave,
Finn frmr days to file the formal paper.
Then tbrjndgu mule immiriea smut ball.
2 and Frank Home. a well known wholesale
1‘ or, who several times has run for the
g Mamie rwrninstion for congress from
l the Virginia district same the Potomac
i, river, signal a bond in to» for each of the
. thmmnvlcmi maimonwesim.
lime! Pusey left the mun-room on the
3 sun of his wife. pushing through a curious
‘ moi. Whirl: mm]: no demonstration. The
conviction of himself and Jones was a sur-
? W m the mmummwasl synipaibluers.
3 "my“ that it we.» nidznt that his
j . film was um on account of what
3 he had dams, Imi imam» of the principles
j in behalf of which be but nil-ml.
. nor Chewing .
an out oi'sight.
' _Just got on to
We... mi for
lodge wired here to
”induce. stating they would pay nil an
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General Randall and fits! In Jail.
LA P0872. 1nd,, May 9.~—Gsneral Ran-
dall and his olilcsrs are inlail here, bovine
marched into the cltgcontraryto Orders
of the authorities. hen the Randall
army and therehcls underfinlilvsn arrived
at the city limits, they were met by a
lame force of dep- . A .
atlas under Sher-
ll! Freshs and or-
dered to march
around this city.-
Thls action was
under the sanction
of the city author-
ities, who at a spe
dial meeting re-
solved to keep the
armies outside the
promising t hem . //
provisions if they ‘ "
didso. ll theyre- GENERAL RANDALL.
fused, they were to be quartered in the
fair grounds and ousted as soon as possi-
ble. The Sullivan party acquiesced in the
officers' request and is" camped a mile
south of town. The Randallltcs refused,
and acting on their general’s encourage
want they insisted on entering the city.
Thereu pen the entire staff. including Gen—
eral Randall, was arrested and is now in
jail nwalthg trial.
Mayor Scott him promised the general
that his army will be furnished supplies
if they will move on, and it is probable
they will comply. Mean‘..nilc both armies
are in camp awaiting the result of the
, trial. There is great excitement among
citizens and common wealers.
The Spokane Industrial».
SPUKANL, Wash, May ii.——'l'he Spokane
industrial army, under the leadership of
llolplllu. is camped at llillynrd. llolpllin‘s
claim that he liltfl secured transportation
was a hoax, and the men are growing dis- 1
satisiiml. Smugglers from Seattle and ‘
Tacoma are dropping into Spokane all the
time, and more will be here in a few days, .
The corps of deputy shcrms at llillyard;
has been reduced to iii. Everything is}
- quiet. ‘ i h‘v-w il‘ntl (Zunptle Treatment, on ’ a
There in n0 truth in the rumors 0' trou- 2 lifii‘fi‘dféfi‘ifii."ipi‘é‘i‘irfihi‘mm"Eta" gm
hie at Sprugue between commonwealerst - f vvsry nature and dt'm'fla- “m . “l
and deputy marshals. “'hen the stock nilhlhe knife or inlsoilomof esrimiic
ire ninl‘ui and selii'm e ru one“ care .1“
train pulled out of there with deputies on : rrru'lung in smut Junngraesltry'r Wu; on“
board, some of them fired shots into the; ""3 “"5”" discs“? “’0W
. . e 1 «no.
air to frighten back men trying toclimbl MP1,; 129913.: :1”: km, Marat, M
aboard. The crowd has cleared out of? Guarantees issued by our «grant»,
b‘prague. some of them catching freight; CONS'HP“1'OM Cil:e:'nics mm
trains and some tramplng out. A bout 600i ,_ 7. .3 mi
- the eatlJVEltnmir‘i'l’n‘v .1 'l v v.~v'~'
or .00 men are strung out along betwan amigo rcmnm. , ' “m," i"
Ellsburg and Hpraguc. The situation here a lgfihgpeciuny who" ' ’W’
is unchanged. : GUAfirlN'l'llli-‘i J,
Kelly's rim Increases. For Sale by Garrett c. snowmen. mils
[lin- ”MINES, May umKslly's men havei r0813?“
continued building barges and claim to, ”a V”
have l‘.'5 completed. The crowds in the
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with ours and adorned with flags and ban-
nrrs of all kinds and slzes. The only notao ‘
, ble event has been the quarrels between i
(Yuri “revenue ”ranked: "lieu siurprlned 1 General Kelly and the love! Populistml
at the «mention of ilrmber ('oxey. he— j headed by General “'srlver. General Kel.
. «use! he wanpluiulym'uuiuml by evidence ; ly. in an interview in u local paper. says
‘ of any triennial twisting of the statutes.
‘ For my own pun l «lgm’ini in be con-
‘ visual,"
‘ Just after the timing plum for the den
m Browne's inn yer litul naked permis-
sion to read 4» the jury a statement wrin
m by Klimt. but Judge Miller declin»
admit it. easy-iris; that Browne had
at. given all his rights in being defended
by robin stumps The papa was written
, in ”rowuc‘a urinal grsiuliimmem style and
arm! that he rusmu from his lawyers
mating the list» of defense; that he
. would have admitted lbs- technical viola
”(moi lbw is» and have asked the jury
to scam: him on the ground that he was
Melly Merriam“ his «until ui iunai rights. .
11s: Vanities.
Two overlie may riapw. during which
, the iris» will in ircc- on bail. Infureihe mo
‘ (ion for s um trial ll argued find decided.
much speaking by “ulonel Speed and oth-
.ers. 'l‘hc barges are all being fitted up
‘ '3: D. "I“! we,
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camp have been large. and there has been
E they have queen-d him with the real in-
boring men.
(‘olurull Carpenter Missing With Funds. Offices. “’7 Mail! “I891,
5M llAhlI-iNTll. Amy '.l—~'l'br- industrial Ilium. MI.
{ army camped at Sutter's Ford and expect—
1 ml to more eastward on a train, but was
9 disappointed, as Colonel Carpenter. alias
l lnumn. und (‘aptaln Logan. custodians of
l ihc funds. amounting to an». cannot. be
5 found. It is thought they have decamped.
, lnman is an sir-convict. The army has not
a yet decided what action it will lake- l
, whether to start cast on [om or to n-iurn ‘,
l in San Francisco. I 'u'le '0'“
or either sex. any age. in any parrot item,
at the employment which we furnish You its.
(‘oxcy army that will leave here on 'l’hurs- ”0‘ 1‘9“"? from hummer-mt. '“m”
3 day evening for Washington to join forces ; yonrwhoieiimetoshe‘wormomnly yawn-0:
; will! the great horse trainer. and its motto . merits. “capital is norreqnirrdyonmnorisb
Another (inlay Army.
1.! H u. Rm k. May “.m'l'liis 1:in has a?
‘ The penalty ware ideal by law is the more
for mb oflmw «it. s flu:- nor to exceed
‘flmorimpriwnnmn in jail for not more
,thsn on days, or we. uiihin the discre-
l tirmof the mam. Awarding] y the maxi-
{more “rainbows“ which allay be meted
: out mifarxwy and Brown» M 3300 and 13"
Dress Goods.
Everything that can he wished for we have in Dress Goods, both in noveltiesland solid
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Fitzgerald's Men roasted.
l is “Stick in Him Through Thick and Thin , We ” y '1", all that is Itr '
. l'niil Everything Is Settled." These men E pp ”0“ "M It m
3 any they are looking for work. The com-
mouwealers are said to be Lapin number. ,
They are. under the leadership of Ed Mc- f
'1 Manual, cx-pugilist, cx-polh'rinuu and ex“;
buck drive-r.
cost you nothing to try the business. More
can do the work. Beginners mm mm-
the start Failure is unhaewawtrhosrm
Every hour you labor you can easily “at”;
No one who is willing in work Murrow-on
money every day men can be Mode is Wk]!
colors, and the prices we shall ask for them during this sale will insure a quick response. in mi.
dill)a 20 :32: striped and fancy Dress (loads; good value at 25c, this sale at lac yd,
2 pcs. Worsted Goods, 46 in. wide, nice wrapper material, reduced to 19¢ yd.
10 pcs. New Fancy Striped Plaid and Novelty Suitings. just came in this,week; :isjn, wide;
regular 45c quality, now 35c yard. . . ' v
15 pcs. Flannel Dress Goods, all wool, 4.0 m. Wide: regular 50c quality: make goodbbomung
and black dresses, and are the best for the price we shall offer: 40c per yd.
3 pcs. 38in. Henrietta, regular :lilc quality, m green, drab and slate; cl . of lot, 25c N'
Besides these specialties we also have an elegant assortment of Henriettas and serges in all
of the latest spring shades. Also a large assortment of special dress patterns. no two alike, rang.
ing in prices from 02.50 to $8.00.
Black Goods.
As in our alteration salawe shall for these four days give a special discount emu porzmmr
on all black Dress Goods. Don’t miss this opportunity.
One lot 18 in. colored Surah Fancy Shades Silks, this sale, inc yd.
An elegant assortment of fancy silks for Shirt Waists and Dress Trimming.
Domestics and Linens.
All bleached and unbleached Muslim will be sold at cost during this sale. Speciaflpricm on
Linens, Napkins and Towels.
Hosiery and Underwear.
cellent bargains can be found in this department.
While we have made special prices for this occasion as an inducement for yoatoeome and
seeour store, yet wedonot wishyon tothinkthat it is necessary foranyoneiopluhasea bill of,
goods to do so. On the other hand, uwehavestatedbsioredtwillglrswflsatplmnio
have you call and examine one or m;qumatpleuanttrsdhgpiaea-ismandrsst
assuredthst everyonewill receives hearty welcome whether they wishtepnrehasrornot.
TRISTRAM a. HYATT,
, No. 2omtte Building, Norwalk, or.
ids”. while! 'hr‘lctophcr Columbus Jones
: is rmbjm in our» and or days.
, lily s rful’imls «wrenches! rum in a re-
am will which rmrgsnlmi the District
«mm than» is an appellate wart to which
a with» «rum use can be ranted. The
,; only mm of appealing from Judge Mil.
M'sscniem will be by an application ton
gm must for wrin- of babes: corpus
r m ewfliourl Attorney ”womb has
lummu that heal/ill run. on. steplf
Mindy Millwrowrrulm the urethra fora
new trial. flames". such a million will
1 nos ope-mm as s may of judgnwnt to keep
the Meadows fmm mriug their seri-
unme tn bile ii is winding,
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St.» hams. May 1!. «annual HWflelllind,
,mmuiisg in: l'amnecticut division of
§ «force‘s «or. use mulc- priwner and his
soldiers were put to {light by a single
mussel mummy: in the cornered dis-
trict. This mishap lo the guieul and his
i til rollovers was tussle Millie by the dis-
obedience or myriad of Advance Agent
. Psi (femur. seal it torrid have gone hard
' with hlrn but be failrn into the clutches
sof Ibeum rim. llsnegieeted toget a
3 WI forbisahmv to make a street pry
, radar. The wont of is was that he did not
. notify his chief of is failure. and with
is “0 flying has land «I force was tramp-
‘é museum, upswing every minute to
l m can” with the ma.
mum and his med left Ryssnd
tau-atrium! watt: through West Farms
when the WW have in sight. Them-
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We have made special prices on our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Hosiery. and my as,1
x“,- lliiljxswu‘x, x_ J" May 9,41”: stauyordinaxvemployment. martinis!“
. Fitzgerald inrlustrials, on route from Hos-3 ”“mmflfl ”"‘ mu”! “‘WM‘WNM
jinn, received an ovation here. Rutgers! H "ALI-E" & w”
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* college students, citizens and a few women 1
heard socialistlc sxmches item .\i. 1). Film, [on .0,
gerald, the captain of the army, and .lo- ,
acph R. Kcim of llahway. Sympathetic; ’ORTLAnn' ~"~'¢
women feasted We as industrial-i in royal 3
style
CAmlofla—u I desks C“. '0 'o
‘; Mung Jay Gould llurl. EgmfimI-mlll .m
! LAM-Mimi), N, .l.. May 7.~-\\'hile .lnyl bottommnthtlmuIm
“mild and Kiumlon would, both sons of I
iicorge lioulll, were out driving their cart l
upscl. and both. together with the family ;
; coachnmn. were thrown iniu the road.
3 Klugilon and the couvlmmn wvri- iinln-;
jurell. bul Juy struck his fnn-lu-mlmutvi
ring it quite new-rely and also cutting his
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' Hts-vi Yacht Launched.
l lulu. Min. Moyil. »» 'l‘iu-slc-el sic-um yacht .
Eleanor, built. for William .\. Slater of }
Norwich. Venn, was launched here. film i
was christened by Mr. Hluivr‘s N-ycnr—old l
‘ daughter. Eleanor, for whom elm was 5
named. by breaking it lmlllt' or American g
3 champagne over the ban. ‘
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‘ Brecklnridge Nails is Campaign “0-. ‘
i Iii-:XINHTHN, Ky. Mnyll.~(‘olone| Brock»
; inridge and his friemlsdanuuilcc as false l
l the statement «out out from llt'fli in the ef- :
’ feet that a committin- of his friends Would s
wait on him and re pleat him to withdraw l
from the race. . ;
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W. 1.. MGM“ Shoes are If links!” I»
Hop, and give bcnsrsudnmelioou the lit
Fifty-twp New Women Doctors.
vertiur‘dilmnau other make. 1! 0M
peace was at the had of thmemwho i’mmnmms. Merit-“Th" “MY-third bomnvincrd. hosismplngof 4.. m
Winders“: ilie. When Sweetluid annual commencement of the Women's mmmmni puronnilmlmimmmmrir We»
guideline! ”mnilhrum.wd Medical course at in. mu we held in Sim!:13:.3?J.f:.il.ti?““iliii‘."'m M'
his ”and“ that the monnudinan this city. Thm were In graduates, and rule «f w. 1.. mun-J More gain «We:
m use than all iota-mom. they are from a“ M?“ "”h" “"1““ "3"":ir‘ulii'mtil‘mfimw’3?”
Wilkes”. MMWat M ”WW “‘i 2.3.. in v’ n 1 l l. “M ,‘W
It him-alt. ‘m “straight alias as N" 40"" “fl“‘m" 3. mr ruthd’riiftiiii‘.’im3l .1 m
”Want-rm bathe Tumor. May 9.—~The bill dividingthe (umuo uc WWDMWW harm.
mamthm annealionmomh end manioflnw- "- In 9 mm is
llllmlluhmmm“ onlnto a new coiiut)‘.w "”3 1' J “hay” & “n
tin. “Muhmm “Immunizawaspssudbythehom s .
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tery was mg h an mm - “mi“: “an win one. .
I I“ I ’ M" "I " . Dorms a, Cat, May 9.43am Deena, TA."
a wellte rancher oi Shasta rationing 0 9!. cm WHICH.
lass-r In been pm under arrest for the murders! “Egan." our as.
his wife and child. committed 27 years up.
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haw Your. May‘9.—~A have
been made between Bobhtssimnons, the
* 7- and Joe WI of Calif!”-
siste to a finish at satsh minus. ‘
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worth “m We
alrwerrs’safeflagd save
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