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children’s Panacea—the Iothar's
blond.
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muons: It represents the productions
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largest and most varied in America.
The completeness of our assortments can
best bs understood from the tact that we
exhibit more than has hundred and My
Mm Bedroom Sets In every variety of
wood, over 70 patterns at Brass Bedstesds, as
well as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing
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'0! the most artistic styles, and ranging from
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an Your. April so.--’i‘hs Vigilsut
has arrived irons Europe. The gallant
cap defender and tighter for Yankee so.
prom-by in ysebtdorn' has beaten all yacht
records on the westward transatlantic
voyage tor either sloops or schooners.
Eighteen days, 2 hours and 15 minutes
was her time. -
She anchored of! Bay Ridge, andher
great malnuii was lurlod tor the first
it
time since she weighed anchor in South-
ampton harbor on A ril Ii. for she made
the open sea on the that side without the
assistance of a tug undor tho skillful
handling of Captain Charley Barr.
Every man aboard. of Ihn‘l’.’ all told, was
in good health. and they said they could
not have come over more comfortably on
' an wean greyhound. Captain Barr weu“t
ashore at Bay Bidgn and called up George
Gould on the telephone. ills face bright-
ened up as he listened to tho return mes
sage from M r. Gould's office in the Western
Union building. Evidently the Vigiiaut's
owner was pleased at her perfurtnnnoa.
She Is a Seaworthy Craft.
This speedy record of is days across the
Atlantic shows that the Vigilaut is as
unworthy a crait as heart or hor owner
could desire. liar detractors have said
she was only a raving machine and unlit
for encountering bufioting gains andboavy
sans. .
Throughout the voyage the Vigilaut
behaved splendidly and mvtaiuod only the
slight damage of carrying away her spin-
naker boom.
Captain Charles Barr reported a com-
paratively lair passage. She went down
the English channel to the Lizard In 24
hours. having left Southampton on April
ii. (in the 14th, in the mum oi an mut—
southeast gale, tho spinnaker boom snap-
ped. but the broken spar wan quickly so-
cured. and the yacht proceeded with it
vorahie winds up to the Insults "are light
westerly winds were encounterod, lasting
until the 27th, when the wind shifted to
east and northwasr, remaining so all the
way down the cmst.
The heat day's record was 278 knots
from noon of the 20th to noon oi the 2m.
Twenty-two men comprised all on board.
She soiled without a cantor-board, and the
well was plugged.
Valkyrie took ‘29 days in sailing the
same course. Vigilant'e minions manage,
about (his time lost year, was made in in
days.
Will Meat lbw Delemlrr.
The yacht. it is undorstood. will be used
by Mr. Gould in trials against the Do
fender, tho Ian-at production ui tlm ilorrc»
ahoffs. "or new ccntorlmard to n-plam-tho
one lost in British waters Ina: summer is
ready for her in a South Brooklyn shop.
She will immediately go into dock and be
stripped of her cruising gnur, liar raring
paraphernalia wn. illillpvll by atmrnor.
A syndicate built tho Vigilaut in lrfiii
for tho purpose of dolomimg tho Armr-
icu‘s onp "mind. .Iuhu Iinll, partirulariy
Lorri llunrnwn and his '.'oll.yrlo, which
Wm Mink some months ago by tho hata‘
mm
Last ymr llourgo .1. (build bought inc
yauhi. and tool; lli'l' to England. lilo royal
highnoan the Prince of Wall's r-omlmmnd-
ed to beat tlm Vigilant a low tunes in the
shallow and tortuous courses of Smilumi
flrtha. ’i'be Vigilant showed to poor Stir
vantage under the conditions. rho won 5
out of :30 races. it Wm mmo rnnuolmiun
that the prince ate dinner with Mr. would.
\‘iuliant tacked clmie under the Staten
Island shore at Stapleton on her return
from Southampton. She was saiutml
with throo guns from the cannon oi the
(ll-nan Yacht club. The salute was W0-
iuily acknowledged by Captain Barr. who,
in recognition of the first sluts! in horns
waters. dipped the American ensign.
Ass Aged lte’s Ber-lasts.
Cnooas'ron, Minn, April lit—The res
ideuce of George Donniston. on Maple
lake. was burned to the moral. and his
aged parents lost their lives. The old
couple were sleeping up stairs Mrs. Den-
nistou. Sn, man down and woke the
family, who escaped. Shstbsn went back
to assist her husband. who was totally
blind. The root tall in. burying both In
the ruins.
Schoolboy art-loss rat-sly nan.
Booms. April nit—Charis- E. Aldrich.
Jr.. a iii-yearrold son of a well known
business man. lies at the point of death
at the City hospital. While putting the
shot with some other students at the Ron-
bury Latin school grounds hewas aeol-
dentaiiy bit by the to pound weight. and
his skull was iracturod.
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Ink. 1 lb Idiot's Foal.
Pawrucsr'r, ll. 1., April tit—A blast
wasupiodsd on the eitylsdgsonl'alss
Miscellanea“ ll. ills bralaawars
mrhsdmm be (all desdattbsfsst
albismotbrr.
leisure-sat real flaw.
Moor. A 'm-Jns Bight Ilsa.
Perl. as-apasksr oltbs
housed mwbowursisssmtbs
monApriitl.wttbtbstitisot ria-
mttaksstbstlusotvwl'eoi.
Woma- ”emu-Ma.
Warns-mes. ELLE caucuses»
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lug timber and seriously hurt in the bead;
three Barnett children. more sir-less out
and bruised: Mr. Max Sundorland. hurt
by falling timbers. Several others wars
slightly hurt
As nearly as can be ascertained the oy-
cloua only struck the earth tor a moment
and then rebounded into the air. Its
course was from northeast to southwest.
It was about a block in width and only
grand a territory of about four blocks
be
Some of the residents who new It from
a vantage of thine or four blocks away
said that as nearly as could be soon in the
darkness it looked as though a bunch oi
clouds came swirling through the} air
from the northeast. and after striking the
cottages bounded Into the air like a ball.
Outside of the immediate neighborhood oi
the devastation the wind was no greater
than it was in the other portions of the
city. immediately after the greatest force
of the wind had aubaldud rain fell in tor-
rants.
FREE BREAD THERE.
A Merry War Among the Rochester More
b'tira I” the Town.
llol'nnsrnu. April Ito—Tho bakers are
fighting horn. while local grocers and the
public In general are reaping the bnuoiit.
Last Thumb-y a grocer mntractcd with
one oi the baker»; for bread atd' . cents a
lost. The next day he lurgnn sellingloavoa
at two (or 6 cont». , Every baker in the
city met the out. and lwlore Saturday
night bread was sold (or 1 cent a loaf.
Sumo growl-s advertised ilvc iouvoa of
broad for b rents and gave a filmi'b car
ticket with mob loaf. At noon another
grocer advertised a loud free to uvory cus-
tumor.
The light will ho kept up. and the jour-
noymon bakers are preparing to strike.
claiming that their pay has been reduced
in consequence of tho cut. The morning
papers will publish advertisements of sev-
aral grocers ullcrlng lrao broad. l-Ivory
baker in tho city is taxed to supply the de-
mand.
WAS TRILBY” ORIGINAL?
A “'esurss'l’healrioai blast Says the Story Is
a Generation 0M.
Dtst'zn, April 30.-—“Did Du blanrlcr
write 'Trilbya’ " ’l'bia sensational ques-
tion was propouuded In the lodcrul court
in god faith when the suit of Harper
Brother! and A. M Palmer for an injunc-
tion against the Lyceum Stock comphuy
to restrain the production of “’l‘rilhy"
Ill «Allard.
The defendants allege that the book
was not origitml. invented or written by
Du Maurier. They assert that the orig-
Inai title and book of “Trllby” was lit-st
published in France in two and afterward
in England in INT. and that the book
has boon cotnmon property for 7:: yours.
The attorneys forthc plaintiils ask time
to communicate with their clients In Sow
York as to their mo. and the court post-
poned the argument until Wedneaday
morning.
TWO BIG EELS.
One ('anglst my [mini Judith “'rlghesi Thir-
ty'four Pounds. Tbs-y r-‘ay.
lew 1.0me, Conn, April {ill—Tho
crow o! the il—biug alounu-r Anub- l.. \Vil-
cost of .\ly-‘iic took on board [Lo largest
you ml that any one bum-Janus run ru-
motulwr. Last stock the crow captured a
remarkably largo eel. but this last rupture
boat tho (in: (run.
The largest of the two eels weighed ill
pounds. it was 5 foot ‘J inches long and
lit in: hm in cirrumlm-ncu. 'l'bo smaller
col minim! “:5. pcmndn. was 5 feet 3 inches
long and if. inrhvs In cirrumIon-u: o.
'i'hmv col-t wore taken in pounds bo-
tw’mzu Watt-ii Hill and Point .llldilh. 'l'lu-y
were not an litva in proportion to [bolt
size M liulo (will uuunlly are. or thoy
Would probably haw mud.- tbiugs 11mm
casting. but they looked «lu‘idodly ugly as
they smuggled in the lil‘lli.
BASEBALL.
smmsu. LILAM‘H (EASIER.
At (fin. moan...
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St. lmxia ....... o L’ i 0 o 2: :l 0 l»— it
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Cleveland ....... :l :3 0 l 3 0 i 3 ‘——-lil
Muisrilla....... 2 2 o o o 0 0 4 0.— a
EASTERN Ll-ZAiil'I-I (EASIER.
At Rochester——
Rochester. ....... 000010002—3
Wilkeabarru ..... 011000120—6
At Springfield-—
Springtiuld...... o o 2 o t 1 l r. 0.13
'l’orouio......... o 0 i ii 0 0 0 0—1
At Scranton-—
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At Providence-
Providence"... 0 l 0 9 0 5i 3 0 0- ll
Buflalo........... id 0 l 0 0 l 0 0 0- 4
Mar fit-sets not of one Thousand.
le Your, April 30.--Anothor lutllo
day was spent in the attempt to romplcto
the jury which is to try Police lultpootor
Molaugbiln. At the clone of the day the
same nine men sat in the Jury box as in
the morning. though many tnloamon Worn
missed. The new pool oi £00 nauws
now being drawn upon brings the num-
bar at talesmen aubptnnaod to 1,000.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
'I‘bs mlkado of Japan Is tailoring from
a chill. , .
Chicago will have its greatest labor
demonstration today.
The (l. A. it ball at Elyrio, 0., was
wreaked by a gas expulsion.
There is no tear of a big mlnm’ ntrlkc
In tbs blaasllion (0.) district. ‘
Herr Gustav Freytag. the well known
(lumen author. is ill with pneumonia.
Mlners' worm in the Schuylkill region
will he to per cent below the “.50 basis.
The sale of the Atlanta and Florida
railway has been pmtponod until Juno ll.
Fire in the building mupled by iiuby
& Adamsen. wholesale mnfootiunort oi
pria‘isiid damn to the extent oi
’ “0 000
t‘m'or the rolliu millsot n. 1. Dn-
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THIRD.
no slma an n.» stut- Talked About
In Earhart. and the Marlborough Family
ls Popularlyluppoaed ,ltot to Like It
at All. ’
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LONDOK. April sit—English society It
curiously interested In the marriage today
of Lord William Blimsiord. who isprob-
ably its most widoly‘ popular member.‘
with our American ducboos, formerly
Mr: Ilmnmersley.
I Although the wedding was very quiet.
a good many notabllitios were present.
The Duke of, Cambridge attended the
functions. and the Prince oi Wales sent a
very handsome silver cup to liordWlI-
llaiu. with the words, ”I with you every
bappln‘rua."
I Lord William Borcaford has rmivod
many prosoutn. but the duchons «unpara-
tlvely low. and thnso from intimate per-
sonal friends only, It not being customary
to make those oilcrlngs on the lady’s soo-
ond or third appearance at the bymeueal
altar.
The marriage took place at Io’clock
this afternoon, and thorn was a reception
aiterward at tho ducbces' town residence
in Carlton House terrace. for which the
duchess iseuod apocini invitations.
In the evening the pair will go to tho
duchces‘ country seat. Doopdono. where
the honeymoon will be smut. Her stop-
son. the young Duke of 'hlarlbornugh. ,ol-
fered his family rcshlunco, Blenheim pai-
ace, for this purpose, but ior divers rea~
Till NEW LADY BEEESFORD.
arms of association the oiler was declined.
The (not that ho gave his stepmother
away has excited a good deal of not very
favorable comment. and bin mother. the
Marchinncss of lllnniord. ls understood
to bo indignant at his doing so.
The Marlborough l'umily. though they
are still friumlly toward her, would nat-
urally have preferred that tho din-hoes
should not bo married again. as shehas
been It grout bonofactrcsa to the present
duke. and they hoped that she would ul-
tlnmlvly bequeath all lll‘! cumldvrnblo
savings to him. The young duke. how-
ever, professes to be delighted with Lord
William Warlord.
Story of the Courtship.
Many stories have been current in so-
clcly its to how this nmrrlngu was brought
about. Lord William nail the dut'luvss (or
the Iirst tlluo only a your ago. They were
introduced by Lady Sumlt Wilson, mm of
tho durhcss' slurry-Lin law. who had ro—
oolvml many Limlm-sses at tho humlnoi
Lord William (lill'illzz lu-r visit to India
while he was military secretary to tho vino-
my. ’l'bu lint-buss of Marlborough, at
tho suugvmlon of Lady Sarah Wilson. In.
vim] l.ni'll William to stay at Duet-pilouo
with ibo house party {or the Derby “'l't'k
inst your. and an attachment immediately
sprung up between them.
'l'bu murrhtgu still oxultcs ilmllimnst
surprise, as Lord William was rugurded
by all his imimniv Iriomis as a confirmed
bachelor. llc ililllilll'll, wbvu I'hnfiml about
the prqum-t of humming It buliclllI-t, that
marriage is a wry big inure to get over.
At prom-Ht at least be rim-s not look for-
wani in twirling down to tho ordinary
hunuiruiu lilo nl a durhess' husband. lie
talks of inking a share lnaroarhtbnt
runs daily to Iii-thing, near lleopdcno. so
that ho may handle the ribbons. as ho is a
crack driver.
ilo has doiluituly scvorml his connection
0 with tho lmiinn turf, but says that he
may bo found In lmlla again within a
year. in fact, his roving dinpofltion re-
5 bola somewhat at tho prospu't oi a “ Darby
and Joan" existence.
The duchoas is undoubtedly very much
in low with tho man who is now her
third husband. They have been driving
about London togother every day making
arrangements for the wedding. and they
look quite delighted with mach other.
Killed by the Item-t3.
Now l’oiut. April 30.-—Franlt Ii. lie
Also. 28 yearn old. of his Harmon street.
Jersey City. ioroman In the printinges—
tabliabmont of William ll. Herbert. on the
fourth floor of Til Center street, met his
death by being whirled around a shalt
after having been caught in the belting
while uttomptlng to throw 0! the bolt
iron: the shaft in order tostoptbs ma,
ebinory. The unfortunate man was man-
gled almost beyond recognition. both his
feet having been torn irons the logs. the
left arm from the shoulder and the skin
from his tune.
The Olasyviila Strike.
Pam'nuliius, April ill). - Everything
was very quiet at (linoyvilla and tbs
strikors are awaiting developments. When
it became known that the agents of the
bymonsvills mills had torn the manulae~
tutors’ manifesto from the walls, the
strikers Mt more than am confident that
the throat of a general lookout would not
be carried out.
ptaamar Alpha ls late.
Ilaurax, April uo.--A cablsgrsrn re-
ceived hm conveyed the loyini news of
the arrival at Jamaica oi the steamer Al-
pha. which was reported ionodsrsd. with
all bonds. Many ilailiss people were on
board, and much anxiety was tell.
New York's Population.
New Your. April Emu-Tbs oillolsi pop-
ulation of the city of Saw York is slam
to be bill Still, as pansntsd
Strong by ldtnt Ville“ of
board.
to
their-lib
mam“
acussm Ps. April tau-lye
rocklptbs ;” ' mm
was Mill
moose-t
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‘ lN CLOTHING.
to appearances and
HATS.
19 Main Street,
N orwalk.
5‘
You can easily understand that gull Clothing add”
36‘“ should know too“ that we
have the kind you want at the prices you ought to
‘pay. All new goods and lowest possible prices. ' ‘
MEN’S ANDv BOYS’ CLOTH!
ING, FURNISHINGS AND
Satisfaction guaranteed, or your money back if you want it.
w. A. BENEIIIIlI & cu, ;
Sentinel Building,
. South Norwalk,‘
CAPES or VELVET,
CAPES or SILK.
everything you ca“ t
.15.
Waists of Percale in fine
sleeves and stock collar. at £3 75.
$2.50 and 83.
aflord to do otb erwiee.
WE NEVER
prices w
other store in town.
IIIIE l
w- No. I7» Wall St,
Plumbing
a;
lrisiram it Hyatt,
ruins I.
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
aoli them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PIllllll w Blllllllll ‘
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
FRANCIS&00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
88 Washington Street. - inuih Norwalk. Conn.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
' capes.
An interview of a few minutes with the saleeiadiee in our Cloak Department
will make plain to you that we are selling Capes particularly low, and that we have
a large stock of the best made and finished garments that it has over [ten our good
fortune to have. Rich in quality, new in style. color, trimming and shape, over a
hundred styles and hardly two alike in the whole assortment.
CAPES OF BROADLOTH,
CAPES or LACE. '
Thereare 00!)pr Capes, Single Capes, Beaded Capes. Braided Capra. almost
dink of in the Cape line and ranging in prices from .2 as to
SHIRT WAISTS.
We have enough styles, sorts and grades in Shirt Waists. Were you to look at
them all that would impress you is where the Shirt Waist trade is to he dons I“
spring. and the littlenese oi' the rice is as surprising as the vastness of the stock.
ink, Black, White and Blue stripes with large
sleeves. laundered collars and culls. while piping. yoke back. at 69 cents each.
Son iiuisb‘Waiete in Dimities, irieh Lawns. Gingham and Percale. with extra
large sleevm, yoke back and belt. at 98c. .1. $1 25. Si 50 and 81.65.
Wanh Silk Waisis in fine stripes, Red. Pink, Blue and Green. extra lugs
5
Wash so: wmu in all 0! the new shades with stock collar trimmed with Ia-
sorting and rosettes, with the new butterfly sleeves, at $5.50. Other styles at 3!,
SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
0 on our New Store at No.
Vgall Street, with a Full Line of
Housekegging Articles.
23
Our
be CHEAPER than any
No. 23 Wall St.
Housaiumlsiuna m ’i
Norwalk Chronicler