M
.10
' men's Ill ’ '33
; 9 srvura, .
' .. W's Specifiefor Malaria. .75
_ ’ We Cellar Contwund, .06
mm ills, , .191;
M l let's .1
M's Washington, .12
smell it!" I; ii
' . s more, .
laden?! Microbe Killer, qts., . .7
’liadsm's Microbe Killer, gal. jam, 2.5
Yankee Lung Summer, .25
list. 6. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
It Washington Street?
WHEN IN WANT 0F
BANNEflllllllDS
come right here. You can depend on it that
you cannot get better or cheaper elsewhere.
Our Willet Corn has won praise from every-
body who has tried it. So can, cash.
Our Perfection and Oakford Brands of To-
matoes have a good fresh flavor. and are very
solid packed. So can. cash.
Pumpkin, 0c; 8 for 50.
Dudley Pumpkin. We.
Plums. 18c.
Peaches. 18c.
Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A small
only. Sells wholesale, lilo; our price, lilo. Var
tine.
Peas. Marofat, do can.
Peas, Early June. So can.
Peas. Sweet Gem brand. 1%.
Above are cash prices.
Anything in this list you want.
Hubbard Squash. cheap at to lb.
Nice Fresh Paranipe, 2 lbs. lie.
Beats. 2 dis 6c.
Carrots, 86c bbl.; 20 lb.
Imported Germanflabhage, very hard has l
100 to lilo.
Good Email Potatoes, 50c bushel; 15c peck.
Sweet Potatoes, 100 qt.
Large Italian Prunes; tart. Grown in lOr
gun. lite lb.
lion and best. 31!). Can Baked Beans. IN.
2 Dibble it Comsiock’s.
“Flinn us'rns
Lobsters
,a
MAPLE SYRUP
Fresh and Salt Fish
[SBALLUPS
lie. I SALT MlCKEllEL
lilillSE RADISH
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
IllINl &. ZEllllF’S
Whamn-ll.
A‘AA-AAA-.‘.;
— - and Trade-bluhobteiocdandall '\
.. business conducted for ””1”" Ina.
times I. cm I!
. Mun Omen
8 P
we censor-ore one less tune than
has of
tent is secured.
“ "W to 0 aln Patents." with
the U. is and foreign countries
Us OOBDWaw’,
Mm”
on»! n rriesrrrflcw w
W 9,3,! 9.:.. . m .
. gx'r
.15..
. ”an" Drl shit
00 did children's remedial.
drug store.
- what De Witt’s Witch Ronni Salve will
aim "meow
limits-luminous” ride or
, ‘ Mum l
. Remedieawoaldhave
seredtbellfaofthschlidl hadthey
beeawithin myrvaohat time of i
datum"
. lire. ELM 7881‘s
MCCOGBMN. J. kg are splen-
ceats. All
Headacbelathc direct result of indi-
aealiou and stomach disorders. Remedy
these by uaiag De Witt’s Lillie Early
Risers, and your heedache disappears.
The Favoritolitiis plili everywhere. (3.
A. Gegory 4!: 00. end G. C. Stillaou.
may» Needed tiara.
Superintendent Charles Ainae, of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
1nd,, announces that two or three
wapable and trustworthy men are needs“
in this county to act as private detective
under his instructions Experience in
Ill work is not pecuniary to suooecs. Hr
«his a large criminal puperand will send
it. with full particulars, which will as.
plain how you may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis, Ind. 9
De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salvo cured J
G. Gonell of the worst case 'of eczema
ever known in the state of Indiana. ll.
cures scalds, burns, indolent sores and
never fails to cure piles. G. A. Gregory
a Go. and (l. G. Btillson. 9
In these days of tirl'ophone, telegraph,
electricity and steam, people cannot af-
ford to wait days or as many hours for
relief. This is our reason for oiIering
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours. nor even minutes elapse
before relief is aflorded. G. A. Gregory &
Co. and G. C. Simeon.
It is not a miracle. It won‘t cure
everything, but it will cure piles. That’s
do, because it has done it in hundreds of
cases. ‘ G. A. Gregory & Co. and (l. C
Stillson. ~
“Perhaps you would not think so. but
a very large proportion of diseases in
New York comes from carelessness about
catching cold," says Dr. Cyrus Edson.
"It is such a simple thing and so com-
mon, that very few people, unless it is a
case of pneumonia, pay any attention to
a cold. There are a great many cases of
catarrh and consumption which have
their origin in this neglect of the simplest
precaution of every day life. The most
sensible advice is, when you have one get
rid of it. assoonaapoesihle. By all means
do not neglect it.” Dr. Edsoa does not
tell you how to cure a cold but we will.
Take Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. It
will relieve the lungs, and expectoratlon.
open the secretions and soon effect a per-
manent care. 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by (l. U. Stillaon. drugnist.
Don’t neglect that cough, it leads to
consumption. One Minute Cough Cure
possesses double virtue. it curse and
cures quickly. 6. A. Gregory .9; Cf .
and G. (3. Stillenn
NOTlcEi
It is with pleasure we announce to our
customers visiting our city with teams
that
Our City Fathers
have at last furnished a safe and con-
venient place for hitching on the city lot,
corner of Clay and Franklin streets, and
the people of this city recommend.
l. H. DlCKER’S
WALL PAPER
nu [hiatus
9 the best place to buy your
WALL - PAPERS,
and get your
Pililllllls illillEli ill
llillllll.
We also do a
central Painting and Paper Hang-
ing Business.
Look for the big
79
in the west window.
L. H. Decker,
Washington St, South Ismail.
STOCKS.
If ddrsioiavsatlnmbslnaaahand
manner without care and worr‘9
tonerdiscretionaryaeoonntsmhiril9
mm"m"ii:d“nl“n‘lm'““
99;“? "mm” “Moments
sass'aa ‘ear in”? “mm
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leiropolitan News 00.,
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“concede emotion. . .
a‘ nevus sum! or from
n- ames Briana W or curious
new Yorkers Crowding Around George .
Gould's Fifth Avenue Mansion—«drab»
op Garrison Performs the Ceremony.
New Your. March t.-At high noon
today Anna Gould. daughter of the late
Jay Gould and heiress to 815,000,000, be~
canto tho Countess do Castollnno. 'l‘hd wsd~
ding took place in the Fifth avenue man~
[den of George Gould and was xmri‘ommd
by Archbishop Corrlguu, assisted by two
priests.
Although those who witnessed the com-
mony numbered loss than soc. it wanted
that half the city had come to catch a '
glimpse of the much talked of affair, for
Fifth avenue and the side streets in the
l
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COUNT AND COUNTEHS DE QASTELLAXE. .
vicinity were fairly blocked with a mass
of curious humanity. Mon fought for
convenient ooigns of warnings from which
to gaze at the open doors and at the our-
tulncd windows, and women pushed and
surged to and fro with on equal earliest—
ncss. The. crowd mine curly and staid late.
The wedding guests in their carriages
Wore driven at snuil’s pilco through the
throng and entered the mansion through
lint-s formed by 1) double guard of police
men, who had to hoop working nil the
time to limp the entrance clear.
Under a Purple Canopy.
The commimy was perfunncd undcra
. it ; sable. dare
M. .5. 1 with a header for. lie!
fie “walking health. 'A broad allah
of main. with loops and ends, goesabont
theIaietandiastensatthehack. as does
the bodies. ‘ ' '
No Picturesque Page}.
Mrs. George Gould were at the wedding
a gown the waist of which is of canary
yellow chiffon arranged in accordion
plnlta over a plain silk lining of the some
color. It is trimmed In bands of oriental
embroidery of adocpor yellow, which is
strangled in gilt and studded with precious
stones. The embroidery slmulateaa zounvs
jacket and forms a bolt about. the waist.
The high stmk collar is made of yellow
satin folds, with a butterfly bow conceal-
ing' the hooks ct the neck. The skirt of
this lovely time is of canary falllo, bro-
cadcd in Dresden colors.
The design is of cut flowers in lmuquots
sprinkled over the surface of the material.
Very full organ plnits at the back hung in
folds. The out of the skirt is the pre-
scribed style. The sleevcs of the bodice
l are of brocade, like the skirt, and are el-
1 how lssngth.
The two little noph’cws of Miss Anna
Gould. who (mind its pages at the com-
many. wom costumes of the Louis XVI
pcrlml. Tho melts were made of pure
white corded silk. with small lnpols tliut
folded over a satin blouso that is [need up
the front with silk cords nnd tussola.
Fulllug over the shoulder was abroad
squnro pink oollnr, which was ornamented
with a slight ruillc. 'l‘lio brooches reached
to tho lines, \vlicmthcy were fastened by
a stool buckle without garters.
They wore of Wbltccordml silk, like the
coat, fitted closcly and had no other 0mm,
mcnt than a row of three stool buttons
above each knee. The some little row of
buttons was the slnglcornnnlont of tho
sloovoncur tho wrist, White is id shoes, low
:cut, and the stockings of pink sill; com-
pleted the outfit.
Some of the \Vcrldlng Gifts.
Tho presents resolved by the bride were
very bountiful and costly, and a low of
them may be briefly tucutloncd.
One of tho most unique was the mug
nillt'cnt stringof pearls, an heirloom of
the Do Costellanc family, which the count-
mnopy of royal purple m the East Indian 9 use gnvo her ilnughtcr lu-lnw. Another
room of tho Gould mansion, which bywuensupcrbuccklnoeof pearls and dia-
most elaborate preparation had been cou- _ “Wild“. tho pearls being arranged on ten
vortnd into a veritable 14“le of mu“): strings. which nrc fastened with trans-
Count m, Cast-climb, escorted by his verso bars of gold act with rows of dia-
younger brother, Count Jmn, took his moods. This i” contmncdiua Pm"? Phflh
station in the turrctcd alcove chills Moor- , bf" ”“5 h“? ”“3 flullh‘nim'll’lh’n- "1“le
lsh parlor. .Edlib and (IOOI'KO to Anna. March 4,
The other members of the wedding pnr- , 1890-" l“ "“5104 MEN‘S 0" raised 801d.
ty nsscmbiod in the library overhead, and ‘ Au edition do lure of V lctor Hugo's works
when the hand pointed to the moment “'39 fl 8le “'8“ adopted to the pronounced
agreed upon the group, with amalgam litm'ury memo! the future daughter of
little tmnblonf excitement and momcn- Franco. Another present was asupcrh
tary confusion, divided according to the “WWI“! lmmch. A PM” fan. band paint-
prugrnmmo, sturtcd in the proscriixul or- , 0d. and "HWY Ollie! souvenirs were also
dor to tho drnwing room down stairs. received.
First came the four bridesmaids. Miss A {WWW “f ”‘0 we‘ldmfl' WM 6 “0V8”!
Gould and Miss Cameron walking ahead, planned and rum-led 011$ by Mrs- Gould.
and after tlwm Miss Montgomery and 5h“ decided that “Slim“, piece 0f 0““
Miss Ricllnniaon. At u short distance be has no poi-try about it. She onieml Shun
hind came Mr. George Gould. with his 11“. the caterer, to gut up the wedding
sister, Miss Anna Gould, on hlsnnu, the Mk“ “it," ‘00 NOV/“9. t‘llt‘h 19ml)ed llkoa
pages attending supporting the. train. thorn. Sllcrry wns nnmzcd. but his as-
Mr. BrockholstCuttlngund M. Duml. tho tonisbmont vanislu‘d W110" ”)0 Gorhnm
first pair of ushers. mule lunumllatcly nft~ ‘ Mill‘MWllfl'lnll Willi“!!! dolivorml $0 him
‘w’: Nelson“
or the plums and were foliowul by hlr.
Howard liould and the Prince dcl Dmgo.
0n mwhlng the Moorish parlor the. par. 9
ty procmuh-d to tho ulcoro, took their
places, and the ceremony was begun.
Masses of Flowers.
The iloml domruilnus of the library, in
which lllt' bridal pron-melon formed, wot-o
ohlixlmto. 'l‘iw pn'vuillng colors were
pink, grmm nnd white, the flowers living
.lnpun lllivs and pink and White rows.
The walls were solidly bung wiill gar-
lunds of green uud IUUSG flowers. 'l'lm ul- l
cove uud lllt'llt‘s were banked with ruro'
palms from the tropics of Anmrb‘u. The
walls and rails nloug tim slnlrwny lending;
to tho ilmir ill-low worn decorum! with tho
white lilies of Japan, white rows and smi-
lax owr u background of palm foliage.
Fromthc roof of lllcsiulrs were suspcnd- 9
ed glll'lillllln‘ ol‘ nspumuua plumosu entwin—
ed with lllll-enl’ tho vullcy uudwhlio roses.
'l‘llosu llornl ropes worc curried across the .
ball on wires at u height of mu foct,9l
through the music room null uluugtllo
path of the procession lntoibo Moorish
room uud i-ndml in tho lmpcrinl purple
(usiiopy under which the rcn-umny tool:
place.
llcro Archbishop Cili‘l’lmill and two
priests awaited the bride. After ibu ccrp- :
worry the couple took ihclr msltiou in tho
alcove of the Moorish room ut the corner
of Fifth avouuonud Sixty-seventh street
to mocivo mmgmtulntions. ’l‘lm alcove,
was a dream of the florist’s art. in it was ‘
is design rcproscntiug a siluwcr of lilies oil
the valley. The windows buck of the
couple wm» punclcd with lilies of the
valley. and tho wulls of tho Moorish room
were Ill’tipl‘il with the some flowers on
i'"‘ all with nmldcnhnlr form.
Tho entrmtco to tho music room was
fostooned with American lh-nnty roses.
and tho lllllll'Wliy to the hull front the
Moorth room was hauled in anillux, Ja- ,
pan illlos, white roses and lilies of the ML f
ley. The hallways were booked high 'lth
palms, and at the extreme mid of tho mil
wnnn illumilfloont group of palms, exotics
and flowering plants. mnde brilliant with
ooucmlod electric light».
The “Wedding March" was played by
Pusher, tho organist .of tho cathedral.
There was also singing by a quartet durn
ing the cnrcmony, and an orchestra played
during the brief reception. At the con-
clusion of tho mollptlon the doors of the
dining room were thmwn 01mm and a
number of snlnll tables worn uti’l’loll into
the music and Moorish rooms, upon which
refreshments worn wrvod.
The Wedding (towel.
The Wedding gown of Miss Gould la
ivory white satin. 'l'ho ccrsnne is high in
the neck and is surpllocd in effect, with
one side of slurred satin and the other of
thread lace in duchoas pattern
The less falls in graceful lines over the
shoulder. meeting a folded belt which
girdles the waist and fastens at the back
with a how and twist of satin.
The aloovesaro full and long, being tas-
tonod at the wrist with four tiny satin huh
tuna The skirt is circular in shape, fail-
ing in deep. full folds from the bull and
ending in a magnificent train towering
three yards. The train forms a double
box plait at the waist line, which flares
into graceful folds at its lamination. A
mills of thread lace in inches. deep is
die from the trait side. making a point
at hem of the skirt, oontluuln about
the lower edge of it until it teas the
right side of the train. masters of orange
without leaves are matched at he
terrain upon the lace mltotebmh oi the
W and the shirt.
WRWWfi‘
l
100 silver hmlrt slulpml boxes and 100
larger painted satin boxes. He received
at. the some time a note from Mrs. Gould
saying [but she would like the wedding
cake parked in the silver riiscs.
This is the first time anything of the
kind has ever been iiitculpil-(l in this mun-
try. The sill-brim): is it half illi‘ll in thick-
ness and lined with gold. ()n the musids
of the silver mmr there is a crown wurkmi
in gold. honcnib which arc the li‘llt‘l‘rl Du
U—ll. The rest of tho mvvr is filled with
tho lint-st. of gold memory.
The Harlin boxes ul'c tho dulntivs‘t plwcs
of workmanship inmgiimhlv. In the ('vti-
tux-is ilm r-mit-olerms of tho l‘ustvllnnu
family, with the nmtiu. The case was
tlml with u ribbon, upon which tlm Cus-
bl‘llltlll‘ mruuvt was slumped in gold. The
cost of this little Gould now-11y wus $2.00”
for the 100 lioxvs.
'l'llo Jr- wr-lr-d Brunch.
Count do (’ustciluno bud made at “tel.
cvr'a u brooch which mm 11 wi-diliug gift
for blsbridc. 'l‘lio design-la a flower do
luv", the royallsl flower of li‘ruuuo. The
foundation is of platinum, and lulllcdded
in it um l2?) diamonds of various-l sizes.
The brow-ll is to his used as n tinm also.
By fusimiinir it to u handball. which is
hold in plum whorl worn by two solitaire
diamond bull-plus, it ('lill bucom'ortcd into
a bountiful hair ornnuu-nt.
A ruby limvclvt of odd put-torn and most
original conception is tho accommuyiug
gift.
The brldnsiunlda' pins presented as soil-
vcnlrsnrc lnrgvr dupllwitos of the ones
gin-n by tho count to his ushers. The lot—
tcrs (’ and (l in mouugmnl are tied with
a buwkunt. The (l is in rubles and the
G in snppblms, while the bowkuot is
omnposi-d of illllllllillllti.
The Count. and (Ynuntosado Costcllano
will spoml the time lwtwwn the wedding
celebration todnynml the milling of the
New York on Witliwaduy at Lyndhurst.
Part of the honeymoon will be spout at
the Turin ostutcs of tho lilamulsc dc Cus-
tollauc.
Twelve Killed by an Exploding Holler.
Vii-mus, Mari-b i.—-—A boiler in a distil-
lory at Itzknuy, Bouiuauln, exploded, do~
lug grout damage to the building and mus»
lug the loss of ill llvca
Admiral llornhy Dead.
Mums, March i.-—-Slr Gmffrcy Thomas
Phipps Homily, admiral of the {lord and
first and principal ald~do~onrnp to the
queen. in dead.
The Pope’s Anniversary.
Bout). March 4.-—'l‘lls saventnonth an-
niversary of the coronation of Pope Leo
Xlll was f'illlllfl‘iltild with solemn pomp
and ceremony.
Died on "Is Way to church.
Battamoll, March t.——liov. Dr. Alexan-
dor Proudilt, aged 85, died suddenly from
heart failure while [li’ix‘dctllng to church.
W
rim Specie Arrives.
N“ Yetta. March 4.--'l'ho Conant line
stmmflnp Aurania, which arrived from
Livorpooi, brought £848,000 in specie.
General loot-mews condition
Brmsdruum. lila. March t.-Gsnsral
ItcClsrnand'a condition is worse than as
any time since his litmus hogan.
lard Misery convalescent.
Manor, March a. -- Prime Minister
Roachsry. who has been sullen” with in-
fluence. is now convalescent.
Weather for.“
M‘W’ by Wood
‘ new timidwavat
wealth.
Flog. ‘ _
50 Fill BENT.
SPRING . _
CLOTHING. -
We will show in a few days, newest styles and fabrics ex-
clusively our own. Everything in furnishings at low prices.
W. A. BENEllllil 81.00.,
Sentinel Building, Washington Street, South (Nontaik.
Branch Store, 19 Main Street, Norwalk. “
r
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt, A
No. 25 Gazette Building.
Beginning right at the season's start makes it easy to keep up the
cues
9 9 9 9 _ pace and
increase it. and with the spirit of the season inspiring the whole and with
each stock in happy harmony with the new conditions the forward pace is quick-
seed as we never new it before.
WASH DRESS FABRIRS.“
We have never known a time when so many uniquely pretty th Fabrics
were in the first harvest of a season’s style. 50 dlflereut styles of , Jeoonet in
stripes. Fancy and Floral eilects @ 121p: yd... 30 inches wide. ~
100 difierent patterns Percales in light grounds with dots. sprays and atri
for shirt Waiats. dark grounds for street and house wear @ 121w yd..yard mp2s»;
different styles Fancy Cotton Crepon for fancy waists to wear with black shirts
nuss nouns.
styles 38 inch wide. New Spring Novelties, 30c yd.
cited Cheviot, 50 in. wide, all wool,proper weight, weave and moneys
a of the finest grade are 50c. instead of 760, as they were last season) ’
rent colors and black. width 46 in.
of Black Dress Stuffs. such as Crepons, Cheviots, Borges, ,
s. from 39.: on $1 50 per yd, for odd skirts and full shim
“We“ ‘1 .7 w hSlk 35 d
.pa terns as i 9. -99Y - 9-..... *,W
I'ls‘lill._§‘m0fwali, can“
REMEMBER
FRANCIS & 0038
SAG IFIGE SALE J
WILL llllllEllE Sillllilllllill ' ‘
andcontinuc for three days, giving the l‘
r‘
o
”a
g
,.
Public a Chance to GET Moan and Bur-
TE]: CLOTHING FOR THEIR MONEY tha
was ever offered in this City.
SEE BILLS.
FRANCIS & 00.. ,
as Washington Street. - South Harwell. tons.
The Benedict Collar Button.
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
m m" part otihe pestle. flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin. ~
Made in
was me. 001d.” Silver and GOldP'atea
run SALE n A. w. AUSTIN. iEWElEfl,
W l“. “9“". WM coir.
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