unusual combination of color
in Imus favor on now. lacy
« an In with black or
. ‘alul the lam butturny alcoves
two “wing" lapel-Med by how:
vat.
Munro of ball gowns is now fro-
plansd on the right instead of the
- to avoid the danger of its being
~ and inning its freshness during
dam
stockings and satin shoes matching
in color are usually favored for
' hvuxnto GOWX.
doves. New’erthelcss certain fashionable
Parisian ladies wear only black shoes and
Malay, av 11 with white evening gowns.
Fringe: f pearl and other beads arc
much ompoyed an evening gowns. The
fringo (lo-ends from a yoke or from the
edge of .
cing skirts mado of thin goods are
ide, but are weighted around tho
ith flounccs, rnches or flowers in or-
v itccp them from enveloping tln-ir
r in a cloud of drapery when she
The shirt has three godots behind,
the lower edge is trimmed with a
rid of old goipnre. Above this fallsa
. ickly plaltcd flouncool White mousse-line
-, loin, bonded by a garland of La France
- without leaves. The coraagc is plait
‘ the waist, which is cucirclcd bya
. nutin belt from the loft side of which
{3 a garland of roses. The 1830 docoi—
o in edged with lace and roses. and
. mlmloon alcoves are draped by a crims-
. Jl nIc CIIoLLEr.
» Why It Was not
Some good storiesof the late Lord Cardi-
nan and his shooting exploits have been
told in Blackwood. On one occasion it is
laid, hcwas annoy ed with his keeper about.
the non ity of game and ordered him to
beat thr ugh anotln r wood which he point-
edont, romising instant dismissal if out
infacm results were not obtained.
“But, my lord"-nmnd the keeper.
He w interrupted by Lord Cardigan.
“Nata ord,siri Obey my orders atonce!”
Terri led. thc wretched man slunk oil, and
the we l was duly beaten up to the guns
There Was scarc-u ly a head of game in it
[Amp a’nd dcjcctul the unfortunate keeper
came up, and when his lordship had said
all he ' ad to say. and mu tt'nmtulit‘tl to
atop f 1' want of breath, the poor man
meek y plcmlcd:
, “B t, my lord. it's not your wood at all-
only on told me to beat. it."
ther story is that Lord (‘aniicnn ai-
shot annually at. the same time in
hamptonshiro. The woods \vcre dif-
flcll t ones to beat. well, being ramblingand
ow, neccasitating the use of a largo
an her of "stops.” These ”stops" were
ya, as is generally the case, small boys.
t in this particular year tho case was. dif-
nt. Lord Cardigan‘s quick eye noticui
at, instead of the small boys, the “atopu”
arc grownup mun. 'l‘his struck him so
much that he asked the kccpcr why it. was
In, saying that it must come very cxpcn
live. The keeper rcpIiI-Ii:
. “Well, you see, my lord. your llll'll“lli;t
M the boys down ruliu-r clown but your,"
a
’I ueglrct that conch, it leads to
uplion. One Minute Cough Cure
' adoubio virtue. it cum and
mquickly. G.A. 0mm 5 00-
0m. O.Btillaou
You Don't Han to Iwoar on.
tho Bi» 1min Journal of Agriculture
”editorial about No-To-Bac. the fa-
tobawo habit ours. "We know of
cans cured by No-To-Bac. one. a
t 8t. Imi- arcbitrct, smoked
about! for twenty years; two boxes
bill so that mu tho until of to.
haunt nah- iIiIa sick. ” No-‘l'o-Bac cold
admiral by unmoved. No
cm. copay. Book free. Marlins Bela
ady 00.. In York and Chicago.
anumhammmdablo virtue
M“! we offer you Ono mam
moon. Itieprnmptlnrellef and
irptlnwdap‘rbnbwwuhm
mama Co. and 0.0 .
”Wwbomhtbtimoftbe
“.mmmmn.
A's-m ofthhoouatywbo ban
m ntrcmarhdto path.
magmas meg,» pith“:
nun-momma”;
dammit-u 0.0m
5 wear and white or cream suede .
”Immagcmmuam
of the sum of labor m
MRI-hulkbt—WM
Imam
Valium, Fab. :7. ~11: lanai. has
given another day to tho sundry civil bill
without ounpletln: it and without taking
up the vital point- owcorning financial
Mutation. The important featurn of tho
daywua short. III-wand deal-incomes:
on the sugar bounty question. waiting in
the success of those advocating the pay-
ment of the bounty prematurely out olby
the enactment of the tariff law. The pro-
poaud bounty aggregatumsoo, 000. um»
cJed in the amendments adopted, but Mr.
Mitchell gave it an his belief that it would
reach .8. 000. 000.
A point of order was made against the
amendmcnt. but the senate votou it in or-
der—~50 to 13.
Aftcr that the success of the bounty
' proposition was assured, although cfforla
were made to load it down with free silver
amendments and other proposition. In
the course at tho debate Mr. Gamma warnc
ed the senate that this bounty proposition
Would add to existing dcficicncica. which,
he said. would reach 300. 000, 000 for the
present ycar.'1‘ho iinal votes on the boun-
ty proposition showed tho friends of the
amendment very strong, and they carried
the amendment Milly.
Ir. Frye of Maine succeeded in carrying
an important amendment providing fora
retired list for the revenue marina service
in order to retire many officers who bore
done good service and who now stand in
the way of promotion.
Mr Gorman of Maryland and Mr. Barry
of Arkansas had a brisk exchange of per-
Ionnlitics 0\ or timber inspectors, who had
hen denounced by Mr. Got-man as polit-
ical favorites. Mr. Woleott also made a
more arraignment of timber inspectors
'l'ba Night Bunion.
When the senate reconvened in waning
aeolian. an agreement was made after
lorne discussion by which the roll waa
called. and as each senator’l name was
reached he had the privilege to name the
bill to be considered.
Bills were then passed as follows. Au-
thorizing Lieutenant T. C. Bockolbuch,
Tenth cavalry, to accept the position of
commandant of mdots of the Virginia Mil-
itary academy at Lexington, Vat; to on-
thorizc tho construction of a hridgc named
the Illinois river near the town of llonnc-
pin; to amond tho act to provide for re-
ductions from gross tonnage of vcsaels of
the United States; granting to the state
of Kansas the abandoned Fort Hays mil-
itary msorvation for an agricultural col-
lege and normal institute; to pcnsion Jo-
seph W. Snyder; to grant tho (iainesville,
McAllistt-r and St. Louis Railway com-
pany the right. of way to build two branch
lines through the Indian Territory; for
the rcliof of the trustccs of tho Pmshytcri-
an church at Bothcl Springs, Tenn; for
the relief of Charles A. Edwards, iota post—
master at Flattvillr. Ala; authorizing a
bridge across Ibo Tennessee river at or
near Shellie-id, Ala; granting to railway
companies in the lndlan Territory addi-
tional powers to secure right of way. depot
grounds, etc; for the relief of James A.
Lynch; to protect the insignia and nama
of the Bod Cross; for the relief of Henry
M. Webb; for the relief of Jamar Phalcn,
collector of internal revenue at Detroit.
0 There was a spirited controversy when
Mr. Hill of Now York objecflrd to a bill
urged by Mr. Gallingor of New Hump
nhiro an to a Washington suburban rail.
road. Mr. Gallingcr hotly declarod the
Now York scnutor was. insplrnd by piquo,
and he would thorcforo object to all other
busincss. Mr. Harris also criticised Mr.
Hill‘s mama
Thorn. was an cxchango of parsonalitica,
during which Mr. Hill declami that Mr.
Quay was blocking a certain local railroad
bill in tho interest of the Phihulolphia
stroct railway syndicato.
Mr. iiallinlzcr withdraw his mncral ob-
jcction. and business prom-mind again. thc
following bills luring passe-d: Amending
tho law's roguiating boilcrs on wast-is; au-
thorizing tho Pittsburg. Monongnholaand
Whoeling Railroad company to build a
bridge ovcr tho Monongahela rivor.
In fins "0'!”-
The house adoptcd a special ordcr under
which the day until 3:30 WIN gin-n to tho
committcc on labor, and today will be
given to the connnittcn on public build-
ings and grounds. blurb time was woupicd
in tha consideration and [Human of tho
bill providing for a board of conciliation
and orbit ration (in I‘m conciliation failed)
to mulluto and aottio diflcn-ncl-n between
common currivrs and thclr employer's.
A bill WM til-to passwl to provido for the
publication of the hull-sting of the deport
moat of labor. and Man mm to aid the Ital.
timoro exposition to be held in lain. Tho
romalndm' of tho clay was dovotcd to on-
logica on the lib: and public aorvicuvt of the
lam [hiprcacntativo l’ont of lilinuia
A "canon-lie filly" Dnlunfl'l.
Wuamoros. Fob. 27.—-—Routino mn—
tars on tho door of tho bounc wore uvcr
shadowed in interval. by the initiation of a
brisk movement to sccnrna majorityof
tho lirmm-ratio mornbcnblp in favor of a
financial policy having the iron min-a of
silver for it- imynme. Fur acme than than
baa boon a discualalon carried on by the
froo sliver lamina: of the party over the
practicability of a plan to unite their foruva
and to crystallize their bland into ma
non of a platform or declaration.
The not malt has bunlbedraftofa
declamitm white-ed "To the Democrat-
of the United 8mm" and outlining a
financial policy for the Democratic party.
This papav has been circulated on the
Miocratic side of tho boost and to bring
vigorously discussed with the obit» of
obtaining the murmur of opinion of oil;
var Dormant. upon it: «rpm
Thacbiof inatigatoraof the moment
are lie-urn. Bland of ills-curl, Bryaaof
Nolan”. Sibley of Pennsylvania and
Galleon of Wyoming. Their paper is at
mat but a tentative Woo they
lay, and not yct in lorm for publication,
alnoo none of its details have boon M
nitel agreed upon. In rum ft m
parietal policy of tho party to be for
the free mum of cold and silver and an
finalityonamionf 10ml, forth”
all pspcr "many by the surmount
without thelnummnon of tanks. and op-
tion to any issue of im‘fl
without ibc authority of a
an: of mm
WWW
Murmur. mt, rut 31.4“
mm» bulk-Wm
ctbaliuiilifi
the present and non yearat .9, 456.7%
par auburn.
mica that the vote be reconsidered by
which the bill providing that one third of
the school a lion be distributed
evenly among all the acbools and the bal-
anoc according to the numb" of taxable!
wan mommiucd to the cmnmittee on edu-
,ution.
. Tumor, Feb. :37.——'l'be honu of a»
-aemblybyn vote of 53 to 0 pound.“-
mbiyman Eiselc's insurance bill. A wu-
cnrrcnt mlutiou by Mr. Francis was
adopted asking tho Now Jcrwy represent.
alivea in congress to rapport the 8m
immigration bill. A resolution adored by
Mr Do Roam. calling upon onrroproocnt-
ativcn in mum to do all [audible to
speed the work of building tho bridge
arm the Delaware between Camden and
, Philadelphia, was adopted
Among the bills panned were: Home,
providing for the admission of women to
examination as councilors and attorneys;
£803.15". making terms of use-amps in third
class cities thrw your»; house. appropri-
ating 33 500 to repair the Monmouth bat-
tlc monument; sonata. ratifying all acta
done by boroughs incorporated under the
act of 1800.
The Storrs stone road bill. which passed
the house last wank, received a setback in
the senate when by a vote of lo to 5 it waa
referred to a houtilo committee. The un-
ate paused the Lloyds insurance bill after
its passage had been oppondby Mr. Kctcbv
am, who cast the only negative vote.
Among the other bills passed were
these: Sonata, appropriating 812,000 to
liquidate the New Jersey World's fair conr
mission; sonata, enabling the city hall
commission of Paterson to raise 825,000“)
furnish the new city hall in that city;
bongo. int-roaming by 82, 500 the annual ap—
propriation of the stato experiment station.
A Cancun a: Albany.
ALBANY, l-‘ob. 27,—1'bc Rnpublican son-
aton' mucus mm in close conference for
War an hour. An attcmpt was made to
gut tho tannin-rs to mm» on the confirm»
tion of Silas W. Burl. as civil acrvicc cont
missioncr. 0f tho H senators proscnt all
Would not vote for the continuation, and
after sumo discussion it was dwidml to ap-
point a committm to consider the niattcr
and rcport to a camrus at some futuro time.
MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION.
Two Chiidrrn Fatally Hurt and "then In-
Jnrrd In Brooklyn.
Honours. Fob. 27.-’A terrific explo—
sion, which rennin-d in the dmth of one
pcmon and the injury of a number of oth-
ers. wrecked nevcrai hulm‘s and shattered
all the windows within a radius of acveral
blocks. occurred in the unoccupied factory
building. a two story frame structure, at
27, 80 and 31 Johnson avcnnc. formerly
uswd M a dyo works and owned by Mr.
Levy of Nassau street. New York. Ono
boy was killed. llo was John l‘lubr, 0
years old, of :53 Montroso Ivonne; skull
fractal-I'd. died in St. Catherinc‘u btmpital.
The injured are Petcr chz, 4 yrars
old, of 38 )luntrosc avenue. skull fractur.
cd. leg brain-II. will probably din; John
Selim-n, 14 ymrs old. of 35 Johnson ava-
nuc, badly cut about the four and body;
Anni» Wrisfi, so years old. of rib .lobnuon
arcane, scrum turnip Wounds. varral oth-
ors who Wrrc mom or loss injured did nut
wait for surgical assistance.
The residence of Jacob Schmn, ntwo
llnry strncton- at 35 Johnson awnuc, wnl
tho lllun‘f. badly damagcd in tho ncighbor-
hood, tho sidc adjoining tho factory bring
blown in. Si'b’t'ml store fronts on the
block wcro blown in by tho mnunssion.
and tho wholc stru-t pn~scntml tbc appear-
ance of having born tho coat” of a u-rrillc
cyI-lnnu Tllt' mum» of thc l‘llillmlflli is a
abln to fathom.
Tho building had boon vacant since
April last and was in tho. bands of an
umsnt for salc. A lot of the Inarhincry it
command was rrmoVI-Il somc time since,
and whether any t‘l‘ii'lllli‘fll‘i uml in the
tnnnufxwtun- of dycs had boon loft in the
building mold not to lmrncd. Tbumwm
wild Htul’il‘ri nprmd about that dynamlto
has bu-n stun-d on tho prclniscs. but the
police do not. uiv'v any t'rulvnco to them.
Andy-two firmly l‘or Armin" Voyage.
llALTIWuHE. Fob. :27, - Captain Au—
drnws, tho World fanml Lone lilarlncv.
who has four tinImc-rmscd tho Atlantic
in littlo cmltimbcli lums ranging from
[9 to H fact in longth, arrived in lloltis
morn from Norfolk. The object of bin visit
is to impact. tho plans of the aluminium
boats motly built hm for the Wellrnan
arctic oxvmlliinu and to armour for a vo -
age in an aluminium boat from Baltimore
to England alone and return.
an m. Mau- ”anon-ll Macao.
Scnrncrsm', N. Y., Fob. 97.-—-Tbe
Now York titan. llcwball lmgim hold a
meeting in this city. Delegates were w
cut from Albany. Troy. Amstcrdam.
Jobnstnwn. lilovnruvllle, Elmira. Bin.-
bamton and Hchenccwiy. it was mud
to upon the realm: on Thonday, May a.
W that m AID-ab.
Transom“. “a. Feb. 37. nliaylnm
Radian! of the upm- train to Savannah
was abotatlbat pimbymnoonoinam»
bum As if»: train was slowly may
Indium «not fin silt-lam and, am
bullet centurion Hartford's body and main
in. a dangcroua wound.
.2. .. .0 .. "who“..- ,4 .-
Remna- I. liven-ma lam
Mammal. lien. 21.-Er-C¢mgmu
James M. ilarvln «rel-brutal his eighty
airtb birthday. The thrown club of
which ho is president. gave him a ramp-
lion attbc clubbmnlo In honor of the aunt.
Mm cm by a falling loaf.
Dustin, l-v-b. 2“.~'l‘bo “it" united
roof of a damn: rm 11min liili'r ranch
mar Kiowa l-libcrt monty. foil in. crunch-
in; to dumb his two younm childish
tally Min-mm lumpy-maul.
Atom-v. m. 27 --1'ho Jolly imbala-
af Kerr York city were incmwratcd an a
aerial minim.
Wanker to;
hit; mm winds diminishing.
of wmmmmnvmmm'
mystery which tho polico have not yI-t been -
TH EODORE H . OLSEN’
ill wnsumuuu SIRE;
~FOR—~
Juan an [inn
--AT-—
ET, 800T" NOIlWAlK.
100 pairs of Lonnsbury, Mathewson & 0033 line Shoes, 3 little imperfect,worth 4.50, “12.25.
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed worth 3.50 at 1.50.
200 pairs Ladiee’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Ladics’ Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs LadIee’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Miases’ Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
100 pairs Misces' Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 90c.
100 pairs Childen' a 8} to 10;, Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 95c.
85 pairs Men’ 3 Police Shoes, worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 51}, 6, 65, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congrea and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andill, worth 2.50, at 1.25. '
100 pairs Men’s Calf Bluchers, worth 2.50 at 1.50.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.502at 1.25.
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11 to 2, worth 1.7 5,fat:l.00.
75 pairs Boy' 3 Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c.
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.2 5 and plenty of them.
Men’ siStorm King Boots, 3.00.
"00000 H. 0L8Eli,
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SPECIAL SALE
[ADIES’
For Thursday's Bargain Sales. ‘ llama Prim for the Day Only.
Children's Canton Flannel Night Drawers, 5 sing at 25 cunts.
Children's Muslin Drawers, m cent. and upwards.
Ladiee' Muslin Drawers, 25 cunt; and upwards.
A. Dickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
,,NDIlWA|.K.
NIGHT - 000$.
48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
All. 0000 VALUES.
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arrived. at Wright“ Iain roomr. If you are thinking of buying
Oar
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camhiw room for pacnfenm “reels. A
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my figures for work done by my mini. IEIIIE “Mill“.
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