u‘ssl'uuo or so sister.
I .
mm be had at our stores. Our stock consists of '4 000 patterns. enabling
‘ [ltd you nay pattern desired. Our company cuts a new pattern every day.
m it the day following, so you are sure oi getting the very latest.
_ winked to look over our counter pattern book whether you wish to pur-
“000 not. In addition to giving you later and more stylish patterns than other
busts. our price for saute will he .
l5 CENTS.
Fashion guides mailed free. Patterns mailed to any addrezs on receipt of
Have you seen the "Radiant" central draft. odorless oil cock stove? Well,
It" beauty and a wonder. Like litrerythlnz that's new and good, we have it.
Japanese Beaded Pcrtieres, from $1 25 to M each. .
You will soon need Bamboo Porch Screens. We have them in any size at
lowest prices.
STIlIITEVANT’S BABBAIN HBIISES
flurih Alain and Ann Streets. South Harwell.
OLSEN BROS.
SPRING BBBBS
Are in and our new styles in Russets and Patent Leathers are the nohciest :ever
shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman a: Bennett's celebrated line of Tan and
' Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Ladies' Oxfords. in Russia. Kid and Patent
loathe". aflords an opportunity for gratiiyiug the most varying tastes. while the
prices are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
oi our stock will convince you that our styles and shades are up to date. also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
' OLSEN BROS...
. sums curious. “ sonwux.
NO N EED TO GO ABROAD T0 REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH AT MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREMENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME.
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED urruusoru-
CARLSBAD POWDERJ
The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder in
the larket
- -. e.
Perfectly Reliable and Elective Remedy for Indigestion. Coneipatir'on. Dyspep-
sia, Gout, Dirdretcs. Kidney and Liver Derangemenfa.
fl‘None genuine without our Trademark and
facsimile signature of
S. KUTNOW & CO.
Beware of imitations.
"KIIlllllW'S Allll-ASTIIIAATIB
' * POWDER AND BIBABETTES.”
A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma. Chronic Caturrh, Bron-
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chitin, Hay Finer and Severe Colds.
KUTNOW 8803..
5‘! AND 5| LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.
Sole agents for the U. S. A. Sold by all druggieis.
516. ‘96
---A.8K FOB—~—
BBBWN'B $3.00 SllBi.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is Usedfiombining Durability and Sol
flaking it the best t3.00 seamless Shoe in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
and examine them before purchasing any other shoe. at|
Fin. 5. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwalir.
The Benedict Collar Button.
Atimeflaving. Labor Saving, Temper Saving.
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
“um partof thepostis flat, the lower part is round. It
,. can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
liadein
an... Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
on SALE BY A. W. AIISTIN,‘ lEWElEIl.
' we Tails cuss; use.”
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Fran Minesmfaoluia.
HALF MARVED WHEN CAPTUBBD.
l'he necaptured Convict Says That no
Knows Nothing of the Whereabouts of
Train Robber Perry and the 'i'wo other
lief—yflrey Were lie-n Once.
Nswnuuc. N. Y.. April lit—John Quic-
lay. the Astoria criminal. who, with 0il~
rcr Curtis Perry and three others. escaped
from Mottoowan asylum Wednesdaynlght.
was recaptured at New Hamburg. eight
miles north of Fishklll landing. lie was
or an empty cool car.
The capture was ci‘iccted through the
siiorts of Washington Leroy, a resident of
New Hamburg. Leroy, while walking
dong the tracks oi the Hudson liivor roil-
rond, saw apoorly clad fellow in on empty
our on the‘slding. The man's general up-
poarnnco (murwd Leroy to beliovo that he
might be one of the escaped criminals.
lie hastened to his brother l’otor, who
was not faraway. and then enlisted the
help of William E. Trovcr, hotel keeper
at New llnrnburg. Those three men run
back to the our. and finding the stranger
Itill there made him n prisoner.
The man could not give is satisfactory
account of himself. and word was at once
sent to the Mottoowan asylum. 'l‘wu ot-
acndnnta were irmuodintely sent out. and
I single glance at the follow in custody
was sufficient to enable thorn to soy posi-
tively that on important cnpturo bod been
made. us the prisoner was none other
lhnn John Quigloy.
The attendants. with Quiglcy in charge.
returned to the asylum. and the man won
at once looked up in his cell.
Quigley complained of nausea and weak-
ncss, evidently not having eaten anything
since the escape. lie was clnd only in n
pair of blue trousers and an old shirt of
the asylum regulation uniform. lie was
without shoes or stockings. He could not
or would not give an noommt of lilo other
fugitivoil. so it is suppoed they sl'pnrfllml
Immediately after numbing the hlglmmy.
flow the Men Escaped.
l’ot'orrnsrtt'srr. N. Y.. April l:i.-The
capture of Convict Qulgloy and his return
to tho Mrstteawun Stole Criminal asylum
have solved the mystery of how the five
man got out ohboir rooms in the isolated
ward without breaking the locks.
When Qulgloy arrived at the asylum in
company with the attendants. who lmd
been sent to New Hamburg to bring him
back. he was tokon directly into Superin.
lemlont Allison's private ofllco, and there
examined behind closed doors by Dr. A].
Ilsou and Stoio Prison Hugmriutondont
Austin intbrup. who has bowl or, the in.
stltutlnn all tiny porsonttlly investigating
the ostxspo. Afterward ho was sent back
to the roll in tho isolating building. and
Allison ropoolul in the reporters Quigioy's
story. which shows that tho escnpo was
due to the violation on tho pnrt of the ol-
tcndnnta of the ruins of the institution
and also to carelessness in the manner oi
locking up.
Perry and Quiglcy. being considered bod
men, wore kept confined in their rumors.
where they were given their meals. Some
days ago Mauuire managed to retain two
metal spoons, though it was the duty of
the attendants to t-uunt in and mum out
the utensils"! i’Vi‘r'V meal. (lot of those
spmms hinulliro imbimuui ttvo lei-ye. one
for ouch look. scouring patterns of the
looks from o sour“! which (litigll-ydlws
not know, though it is lil'lil‘Vitd that "no
of tho )lllllt'lllfi who bud the run of the
word secured on lillpi‘t‘erllnn for turn.
Ilill Nest Try Hui Damn.
Mogulro unvo the key which he made
for the lower lock in Ihwis, who was not
lat-pt in (‘Illr‘i' mullrwrmmt. ului who in go
lug to fillilllm‘ on \i't-duosdny owning one
incisor] tlm lower look of Moulliru's rimr.
returning lilo leov to linguiro tlu'mtgh tho
observation hole in tho lrlrtvr‘s door,
The nttoruinrus in lurking up did not
try Misguiru's tltllll‘, pnwumlul: that it bod
lmon lm'kotlull tiny. After it wus illlll‘i
that night )irruuiro slipped his orm
through tho observation Ilolo, and with
his other fulsr- kuy ililluv'l-u'd the upper
bolt with his two kl'yfi )Irtuuiromuld have
opened oil of lhl‘ iii rolls in tho word. but.
ho did not. lie lllilm‘kt'd tho rmms of
Quiulcy and Perry. and tho thn-o Im-n w-
crotod thenmolvos in the train robin-.r'a
room.
it is certain tbot Won-hmnn i'nnnndy
did not trytlru tltmrof l’vrry's roll. for
nfior he bud passed it the three nwn rush-
od out and ovomowervd him. After hov-
lua smurrvd (Jurruody‘s keys it won on
cosy trmttor forthom to liberate Davis and
O‘Donnell. and thou tho ilvo rmm left the
building through the r-hnpol nud attic. as
has baron (losorilnni.
When found aaioop inn freight our at
New llnrnburg. Quigioy was cuillplololy
prostrntod. No had got lost in the Woods
and had wondered about nlrnlcssly until
he stumbled into New Hamburg fruitsorc
and woury and furnished for food. lio had
been in the our only a slmrt limo when he
was crspturotl by Peter Leroy and William
E. Trevor. two wrsous living In tho vilv
loge. lie said that after leaving the nsy~
lum ho and his follow rmnvlcts mumrntod.
and he did not know. he sold. which way
the others went. Trevor and Leroy took
him back to the asylum and moolvcd the
reward of too.
When «nurtured. Quigicy had on a pair
oi overalls which he mill he picked up in
a brickyord and put on in place of his nay-
lnm trousers. which he got wet by wnlk-
in“ into n ditch. llo snidho slept in a
doghouae on a neighboring iarm Thursday
night. The naylnm authorities have no
definite clowa to any oi the other fugitives.
Fully so attendants are out following
up various rumors oi the men's flight.
The asylum authorities will spare no of-
tort to secure thorn. Superintendent La-
throp returned» to Albany inlly satisfied
with all that Dr. Allison has done.
Wm The“ “to I'lflflvu?
Attendant William Norris oi the Hud-
son River State hospital said that he had
been in Bughsonviile, a short distance
from the Mattcawan asylum. and had
leaned that on Thursday night at 10:30
thine men approached the house of Lewis
Adams and attempted to cm a window.
at: Adams heard thorn and raised swine
Oneoi the men whispered. "Thesepeo-
iearenotlnhcd."andtheyranacrussa
Duringthcnlght t mks into
cellar of Adam Bbchn d nearby
and stole all thalargs cakes and sweet-
meats they could find. doing no other
r..ar. omits Arr“ ill.-—'l’hsbodlss of a
man and WWW!!! fmtlldlyllclide by
side on Jacob Dufly’a iarrn. stew miles
west oi the city. Their throats were cut
and their faces stained with blood. By
the side of the man was a revolver. At
his feet was a box labeled "rot poison."
The woman’s hat was crushed nndbro-
lien. Pinned to a ribbon was this note:
"April il.—Wo have both deluded to die
together. and if one or the other should
recover the other shall not be held respon-
sible for the deed. We both are going to
take poison. and I will do the shooting.
We are not doing this on account of any
love oiiulr. but simply because we do not
wont to live any longer. This is all We
have to any and hope there will be no trou-
bio. We remain. as over. yours truly,
“.M Loom Iv'nsxx.
“ llll Cherokee street.
”Miss KATE Kore."
Frank was a carpenter. and bliss Kolb
was rt country girl. They had boon engag—
ed for over u your. Examination revealed
that each had been shot above the heart.
Thorn wore traces of poison on the lips of
both. After swallowing the poison they
had gushed their throats with the sharp
edge of u olnspkulfo.
The mnu finished the girl's life by fir-
ing a bullet into her brunet. llo om‘iud his
own life in tho sumo murmur. Kilto Kolh
lived at 151i? (Yhorokoo stroot. She and
Fruul.’ had loft homo togetlloriost Wednes-
day. The girl loft a note saying they were
going to kill themselves and nscrlblug
love us the cause.
PENNSYLVANIA’S FINANCES.
The: Governor and (inblnct Decide on rim-rp-
ing lis-lrcnehmvnt.
HAlilllsllljilu. April lib—«A conference
to tuko into consideration stoic revenues
and uppllcutlous for the next two yours
was hold at the executive mansion. There
were present iil‘rvornor linstinus. Attor~
ncy ilcnorul McCormick, Stuto 'I‘ronsuror
Jnckmn. Secretory of the Commonwealth
lioodcr. Lieutenant tlm'ornor Lyon. Sc ‘
ntor rl‘homus. t-lmirmrm', Speaker Walton
and Mr. Marshall of the house npproprino
tions committee. Stutn 'l'rousuror .inchson
submitted it stntmuont showing: that dur-
Iug the lust two years tho rovor‘rucs had
fallen off over $2,000,000. With the mon~
cy on bond and tho millilitlil of tho revo-
uuo. the nppropriutiuup for the host tWo
yours will have to be out in per rent.
it won agreed by tho conference to re-
dur'o the school appropriation 8500.000 nnv
nunlly and not to hold brigade encomp-
monts of tho untlonni guard this your. it
was also decided to [mm down all expenses
of the state's pcnnl and charitable instituv
lions and stop the erection of new build-
thus of thoonlnrmouuut oi tllosu In “use.
With those proposed reductions the confor-
onco thin ks about Ill.400.00tl mold in) 80‘
(Yill'illl for tho 200 private hospitals and
charities asking stnto uid Otherwise they
will not got u m-ut. us under no circum-
stances will Governor Hastings agree that
the legislature oxvoml tho u-stinmiod reve—
nues in grinning npprupriulions.
THE BEEF COMBINE.
Milllotmlre Kline-k Says It lla- (‘Irlsesl tho
libw In Meat Prices.
Borrow, April i:l.--'l‘ho Express today
publishes: it mlur’uu interview with Chris-
tian iiiiuvk. tho ruliiiormirn wholesale
dealer in hoof and pork of this city. in
which Mr. Klinr‘k omphntlrltlly states
that tho [Il'l'a'vlll high prim-s in moot are
diruvtly i'lilll'fli‘u'l'ill‘ to lti'lllllllliltt of tho
largo pinhole. in the west, .\lr. liliuck
says
"This liloflnpnlyllth‘ driven tho smnll
dealers to tho wrtll pnluoipully by nebrrwd
armour-moot with tho rullrumls. whereby
the funds are l-urryluu tho ring's products
for about mo- hull ins-a than the ruins or
tliunry limb-rs bow to pny. The ring own
their own wire. and those lIu-y load up
with Honour in mono lmumis and then
bill gt‘lu'rnlly nl swoon [llllilltlm The rail-
mods lllti‘l' lint. illit'wllllll tin» weights. lost-
lluy hm: tin'ir pult'unngo. land so the hill
“UP“,
"Slimllvr llt'itll'rh llllVl‘ in pay full rotor)
and :u'o thus run-mi mil, of Illlsllli‘S‘i. nitor
which iluv :iw-uria-e in tho various either of
tho lunn..poiy mu put iIu-ir prices at
what tiny please. This in what is now
bring iIUill'. "
lligi-uup Ilolilmry In Jersey.
linluoiatox. .\ J.. April ill—v'l‘lwmlore
Similon, rm uranium-r on the Worst Jersey
ruilrood. was driving with his wiio to
tin-tr borne in this vity when they were
hold up on a lonely road by two musket]
men with rendvora Mrs. Strutlun scrimm-
ed, but “'iln silonwd by tho hinhwuymon‘s
throats to murder her. They then relieved
Strait-m oi his Witlt'll and M0 and lied.
A Governor’s Brother Elem».
\t'ultrznso. .\pril i:l.—.\ sensational
eioponn-ut occurred from i'huriostnu. Colo-
nol A. l). liluoihirklo. brother of Govern-
or Mucilorltlo. and Miss Corrie ('tllllflluok,
n prominent society louder, were the
principals. 'I'llelr courtship root with blt~
tor opposition from Miss ('mnstoolt's
motlwr. with it resulted In thosurroptltlourl
luuVoiuklng.
Plot to Assure-inure Reborn-loft.
Lo‘som’, April lit—A tiistmtch from
Wnrunw by \vnyoi lioriln says that the
police bravodimuvorodut plot to assassinate
Governor Horn-mi vou l-lohouvnlofi, who
was lutoiy iiussinn ornbnssador to Ger-
many. Many nrrostsof persons charged
with complicity in the plot. including
two indies. have been made.
A Marquis’ Nervants Its-owned.
Brenner, April t:l.-—l~2lght servants in
the employ of the Marquis of lmndonrler-
17 at, his residence, Mount Stewart, Now-
townards. Cmmty Down. went on a heat-
ing exclusion Thursday on Lough Strang-
ford. They have not. since been heard
from. and it is behaved that oil have been
drowned.
Receiver For an Investment Company.
Storm 11?)“, Ire. April lit—The North-
ern luv tmcnt company. a llostm organ-
isation. hos bum placed in the hands of a
receiver on nmrilcatlon of 0. C. Harrison
of Philadelphia. who holds “00.000
bonds of the company. aomlrcd hymen.
no on all its hropcrty.
’l’tvo Victims oi the Gasoline Stuns
Prussmmnrs. April ill.-—Mrs. Mary
Kunschenkoi. aged 23 years, and her 7-
monthoold child Charles were burned to
death by the explosion of a masculine atoms
which the woman was filling at her home.
1114 North 'l'blrd street
Uh.“ m1 With a Valiao Din,»
names. me. A is.-c. _'l'. Mae
a...” uni - "mm:
VII .
muses? . ' him-Ill
“I ESBAILBPS
serenity » , .wrltses'
wish totestiiytothsmsritsbiOss Ila.
unusual: care. When bites weaned
cures isilsdJ obtained almost instant
reileisnda‘spssdy care by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
a 00. and (l. C Btillson.
Those who never read the advertise
meats in their newspapers miss more,
than they presume. Johnathan Keni- ‘
ton. of Bolsn. Worth Co..lowa, who had ‘
been troubled with rheumatism in his‘
back. arms and shoulders. read an item
io‘his paper about how a prominent Ger-
man citizen of Ft. Madison had been
cured. Be procured the some medicine.
and to use his own words: "It cured.
me right up." He also says: “A neigh-
bor and his wife were both sick in bed
with rheumatism. Their boy was over
to my house and said they were so bad
no bad to do the cooking. I told hi cf’
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and how it h
cored me; he got a bottle and it cured
them up in a week," 50 cent bottles for
sale by G C, Stillscn, druggrst.
PIBKLEII BYSTEBS
Lobsters
Mm svnue
Fresh and Salt Fish
lie. I SALT MABKEBEL
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
HIINT Br. ZEIBFF’S
Telephone. til-ll.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
8 NIGHT ”REIT. NORWALK. one
Opposite Horas Ball‘s-rm
aid-sum. I mus atrwas. “tenuous «ll éi
orientation n3
EXAMINATION FREE.
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wall»: by floor is
m. e unmet
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Caveats. and Trude-Marita obtained and all PM"
on! htlslnrsa mmlm ml (or MOOIDITI '11..
OUIOVFICI ll omit?! U. '- PATINVOHICI'
and we mum ore strut in less tune than “it“
remote {rum Washington.
Bond model. rirauni.‘ or photo" with deterior-
lion. We advise. if putrnlnbln or not. me of
charge. "or ice nvitlduc til‘l unworthy. urgd,‘
‘M’u‘. 1' " ow to brain 'alculs, w i
‘ros‘t :i Iatuc‘m the U. S. and iorcign countries .
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Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Plural
lilreetors.
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have tried. s not an reason you cannot be
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Five. Epileptic. Convolution or tipasmotlc. WI
oversaw It! A PIMI‘I'IVI All) Plint-
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cured thousands. many cases of ion standing,
on ven upby doctor-see inenreb e. in our
"Allen's l'it Cure" you will hurt rs medicine
that has never failed to effect a speedy cure.
a cit our guarantee with an offer of 01m
toany person we cannot cure Highest bank
references furnished on application.
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