lanai.
nannies
toll-loud.
t, l 7-r;,'=.a.'
m ‘ll.
Patent Medicines
El" III llflfll‘l’ T0 TAKE.
AT OUR more.
II rm, IIIII IIIT Til TAKE.
I'll-0m burning. ’lhe hunt
' runs TlllllTO cusur
lililll it lElliFF’S
mm. ’
‘ I
rival d *
everyday. thahlutmflnm’a ma 1- Dr. Samuel now-
pruarlptloa for Inlantr aad chil-
dun. It contains neither Option,
Input» not other larootio rab-
Itlnu. It hahamlou substitute for
rumor”. Drain Whine 9mm
and Carter Oil. It in plant. It:
mum in thirty your use by
aillllenutlotltm. Castorialsthe
children's I’m-tho lather:
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Irritant. and Children.
Do not he “11M upon, but built upon
having Castorla, and see that the [swindle
signature of
in on the W
mm» M
thallpro- ' ‘
tact admins and the public at all hazards.
Tris (mac: pouuxv.” Murray St" NY.
W. L D was
snafu-norm.
a. connovnn.
mauuruuaw.
WW... «w atrium
' . 5501.53.
cm ,2 ”3:2. maxim":
am .97 "WIMP -
Ollie-u Mm. .zg ‘L‘Ifimmgltm
M huh“ I . z -
healer-n, “if? ' .70 Qfifig!
ail-m ram at am omit.
"'5" ' '” 35°3ng
' ’12 mm
Him to emo- nun-Mumm'
M'”"“ 3 W.L.Douglas$3&$4$hoes
.1. “uwmamw
MI M ‘1’ «2:: custa- hou In’uylc and '
” ' nah-’- mm: 3’1“... 53 mm'“."l§2.u«..:.".;:” ......‘..
Wham,
3 Gen. ii. ltillson’s
Drug Store,
, '2 ‘
I2 'Isllulu 8t
TSEED .
POTATOES
PM St to $3 and over other makcl.
dale: cannot supply yca we can. boldby
J. Schaub & Sop;
I. l.. In liner t liarttnrllfl.
S. B. WILSON
corner on BilllllEii.
Ofllccln Wall street: shop No. 8 Crow street.
lorwalk. Platinum cheerfully given for
large or «mail buiidlnua. Jobbing of ever
deucrtptlon promptly attended to. All woi-
manual. in? it
JANUARY ‘5. it“).
3m nun SOUTH NOBWALK A!
”W:
“your
veeold well. A low more left to New You. ton Nu my".
glitch we will clone out at a re: {initiative-h. ‘1‘ walla—10103..
mm ,whalathc “3' '3'". a blot. Minus:
bachelor core. arranted true “glow”. ,ggm“
k P 5L5.
”3 9"" ”‘3- 1m to: s9 ll 491..
finds. new 91..
It! 0a.. ill on 01..
“It 01.. ll ‘4 ac“
. I la my. VP. Ids-ll“ ex ‘
I fill or. . [40 up.
am 03.. item.
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" nation” urlptm. The Crusade ruin; it». " 1'52? ”1, ‘ 9° ‘
m, It". R. O. Sherwood; music. It‘ ‘0':- ig‘f}, :-
; head, by Endeavor qwtette; paper. v m min nude-non
j ”Ye-palm literature," It- Ogden; ' 9413'
molthoW.T. C. U. for the put
‘7 nut-1mm, In. A. Y. Whaler;
m, "Format-non,” In. I]. E
D.D.;-uic.aole.l’raok Conctock,
madman.
flu. Div-rue Orland.
h II! llrrior Coon yamday:
huh I. Benedict. oi Non-lb. from
m I. ,0! ”unknown. Dilution.
m b 1875.
Jud! D. lclahon, oi Kuwait, from
van-- 3., ol ports unknown. Deter
III and cruelty. larried in October,
Inch; aura-Jun. Gerald E. Board,“
”he
”.mkobbiu; cloalng, Doxolm
’8
wallowing divorcee were grenade
I“.
We! Ink-own.
Ialrld in test.
Jel- litcid, or Bethe], from Kate meld,
Csure. daemon.
‘ii iii Adam- euad ac.
Sunday»? 3 ac.
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flat.
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kill 01.. tamed. “(001.1“! ac.
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no a. “I 0:. no u. m 0:. H3
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lil "° “a. ”an "
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Luv: aotrrn Roawaultorbaabury-
Nunavut: MIL: it! an. m Pitt-fluid
VI vanilla! tor loath horn-1k-
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£9th a?
' Courier Salem Played on
pi
.‘l‘lclr and Won‘t Pay.
HIE BIG L085“ AT HOT SPRINGS..
the at the I'm l'artnru or tlw'Arkau-u
Club 'l'clla Thin story About the Well
known ’dfll’flllnn—vflfi Won at rim. but
Then Illa Luck Turn-d.
Now Yours. May lit—That James F.
Caldwell. the well known starter of race
henna. i: always ready to wager large
snow on the turn oi‘ a card in Well known
to the persona lu thoclri'lo in wiibli ho
memo; that he recently rat in a gambling
hoqu and in a single nightlosttznmuo
ll“ been common ulmnip among hall It
down men {or one or iwntitiyn‘ Hit it
mu only yesterday that. tho annoonrmwnt
war made that ho had lost nothing now
than his time. and. as a giuublerzimi. "his
wind" at that nittlng, {or it to "United ho
bar emphatioaiiy refused to redeem his
proud» to pay his llnauolal llitisi'h‘.
The authority lor this Itulenmnt la
William J. Connor. better known as
Billy among the aporting fraternity.
llais once! the live proprietors of tho
“5.: \
t" ‘ .,
STARTER CALDWELL.
Arkansas club, a gambling house in Hot
Springs. Where the play was made. llia
partners are Bob Linn of Cineinnatl,
Kiri: Bonn and Si Jayncs of Chicago
and Henry Turner of Hot Springs.
The club lll well known, although it ll
open only a low montha oerh year. its
game. running generally from tho middle
of January until about. April lb. All the
game: that a man whole to play canbe
enjoyed there. and the player can wager
an high an woo on a turn, and even high-
er l! he is known to hothoroughiyn-
Iponulhioand I-xprvsm‘fl a denire to have
the limit rained. its principal rival in Hot
Springs is the Southern club, the patrons
of both pllli'cil being men oi wealth.
"in Word Paid For (.‘hlpa.
“ It ia a thorough aurprire to mo." raid
Connor to a reporter. "for (rum whatl
knew of Caldwell ho was the last man I
ahould think would be a ‘welvhor.’ But.
without money. he gave us his word that
he would pay, and we played against his
word. Wo Int him go in until he had lost.
“mood, and he has absolutely declined to
pay us that amount. (it worse. Wu can
do nothing to reeoior n giuuhilng drill,
and I better expect to get a cunt o! tho
money. lint it seems to me that ('uidwoll
holds hi5 honor whoop."
The Matter arrived in liot Spring» in
December. it in said he hail made largo
winning! in Faratoua iii-at siiriiiiior; that
his look stool; to him, and that in l'rovi-
(lflnl't' during the Nultillllilir raven hr Won
(union, while in New Ul'lmtllii he had also
taken awoya nieo lump of tho hauk‘l
money. The story of his Hot Springs ex-
periment as told by i‘onuor, in as follows:
“lie played regularly at the Arkansas
club, sitting at the taro table three times
a day on sonxommsioiil. in the beginning
he won uniformly mereuslul, and when he
visited the Southern i-luh llmim Fortune
continued to smile on him. He is said to
be a motions player when winning. hll
ht‘ftl helm: anywhere [mm {.3 up to 0'33.
”When he is ahead. he usually hands
over chips to his friends. who play tor
him. lint when he in liming. it in mid, he
becomes reclaims, and will uealtor beta of
8200 all «o'er the table. " (it tho on or 70
times he played in the Arkannas club.
Connor says, "he rose ironitho taldoa
loser only (our lllllotl. (in one of them oe-
cmiiona he had no money. and he lost
010.000. lie handed over a check for
85,000, and Connor acoonwaniod him to
the Arlington hotel. where be war atop-
pinpr. and there he secured the other
05.000. whioh he handed to lionuor.
“It war near the end of his may," Con-
nor told, “when he mntd‘la one night and
told Ill be had no money with him, but
that he wanted to play and would make
good it he lent. I and my partnma had
talked about him. and had decided that
we would not let him lose more than
320.000 union he paid in coal). We
thought that we» high one gh, although
we board he had told per mt ho had
“50,000 in certified oheoka with him.
flayed All Night.
"Luck war against him, and he began
to drink on be but. My partnoru wore
away, and at :l o’oloi'k I wont to bed, mu-
tioning the dealer not to let Caldwellgo
beyond the “0.000 mark. lwao awakened
early in the morning by tho dealer, who
told mo that Caldwell hadloat 319.900,
and that no taunted on keeping on, Gena
and I treat down atom and told Caldwell
that we would not lot him play any
longer.
" 'Ali right,'huald as he rose lrorn the
table, 'it you are going to limp me after I
have tort 020,000 1'" not pay you. and
than all there is to it.”
“We thought he was joking. of (room.
That afternoon he came in again and loot
08,000, which he paid up. The lart night
in van in the place be ioat ”.200. which
he paid, and than bebonowod 01,000 tron
a friend and tort that When be m, n.
announced that he Would loan term the
next day.
"(Juan and I had a talk with him, and
bualdhawouid make good bit loom
Ila add be had not an order tor 090,000
to the oily. and he told it would be not in
Dr. Keller. who Would turn it over to on.
We objected to thin. and than he took no
to Pruldant Hodgebomm of the Aiken-u
Valley bank. I think it ill, Itltl told him
thatbo d have 030,000 unttoblm.
let to turn :31- :gua. Thad"
meat eatery tout, t out
Gallium bit The money tail-d to m
Gina an (interval In 0b
‘ madam giving the roman {or hit approv-
‘ a".
amne-
ay lit—Th
lilllwll the molar Mill and
bi. llo has ohm opp- lulod Menu. All.“
.eimontot ‘a'ew York. John Haitian! of
Ammonium and iiiiwin 1). Norm of
? ow Ylll'l. an Hlnllllllll‘l of the little molt)!
‘lllliiltlrllilll. In approving the liilbi the
governor. alter alluding to the aeolian at
the emotional: involved. my»:
”The first hill-that rolling to tho ION
‘ matioaot l'lllillil armorialiom~tumina to
he a great improvement upon tho net of
iris? and eontalna none of tho i)li,totiotia-
bio tritium at that hill. and ”In aoeund
and third hiiia. amending Willi)!” um
and Hill at the potud code, also went noe-
oisaory to carry into oileet tho prohibition
loniul in the l'lillh'llhllllullill amendment.
The ioltrtll hill is explanatory of tho iirut
and l1 inmie novenuary also by route provi-
llollauf the general corporatiem law oi
the mate, which might nthorwlao allect aa—
uot'iatiunu termed under the tint hill.
"lt mum to luve been the intention of
the irmnora of the law to providoerory
roamnahio i-aleguurd ugaimt gambling in
menu tiou with horse racing. l’ool soil-
ing. hookuinking, reeordlng of beta and
wauem and open gambling are prohibited
under penalty of imprisonment and line.
The propomi legislation also seems
broad enough to prohibit the tranfiiiiisniuu
by ll‘lvul‘itllll or toiephoueof orders or coni-
flllriiilnllrl tor the laying of wagers upon
harms raven, and even where private imli‘
vidoai wagers are made litilwutill persons
on token, receipt or roriliii-ate oi the mak-
ing of such wager or hot or of liability to
pay over or refund the money so wager-oil
can he pmomd or oxrhanged batman! the
llilrlliri, and fora violation of this provi-
nimt a penalty is impoued under whinh the
loser may roiovor at law the whole sum
to» unwind lillLWlli'll Iiiuiwll and the Will-
uor.‘
The greater New Yuri: hill failed oi
piiasago in tliu senate by a Vote of l i to 16.
HARRISBURG DOINGS.
Tlu‘ llmiw ('omlrlnna tlu- Adrnlnlatrlllon‘l
Foreign I'ullry.
llAliiilFlll‘i:l,.. May litmiiovorilor liast.
lug-i sent to the lit'llfl'tl a inesmge ruining
the who" hill whh-h gave to married
wmiwu the some rights and powers as
their hpinstor sintors. and was (leuigued to
enahio her to tell real estate or enter into
rontrai'tn iron truth the control of her hus-
band. thlllfl to him only his riuht use
UP TO DATE.
You cannot that the equal of our Boy’r Clothing and I F
We are in clone touch with New York and inland to W“.
lag bubble-in boy’- goodl. Don’t forget till-piano, mum.
battalion as.“ ' ,
BOYS’ SUITS, $1.50 T0 $6
Boys’ Extra Pants, 25c to $‘l
Rooters, Sailora’ and Naauu Suite, Ball, Cap- and; Fatal-hing at
all kinds at prices that will lurpriae you.
W; A. BENEBIBT & 80.,
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
I
Sentinel Building,
South Nor-walk.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt;
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Black Dress Goods.
This spring has marked many remarkable incidents in this store. The quan-
tities of Black Goods retaiied have never been equalled and the prices have never
been so low. It we are rightly informed no one attempts to give as much apnea
nor to otter so large an assortment. The conveniences for buying are perfect. The
tenant by routinely in real property.
in tho limb-u Mr. Foeht oilered a resolu-
Itock is without peer. rival or competitor, becauae it is unmatched and unap-
preached in quantity. novelty and completenesa. Any buyer of Black Gouda who.
t‘on llidnrnlliu that passed by the New
York asbemhiy. vomit-inning and donoune‘
in); tho Milii‘Jl'liihs, diliitoriiloss and luck
of national and patriotic npirit whit-h has
ehuravtorized the illlllillllall‘illlnll at Wash-
ington in dialing with the Nicaraguan
Cilllililil‘illlllllb. 'l'iw remiution further re-
turn that the lll'iilil"‘Th of the i’olihoylva-
nia leuinlltui-o reuanl ihi~ ax-tinn no a be,
lrayal oi the lililllJ'lu'iilitl principle: of
thlq government and the lil‘uli‘l't upon the
part of l’rmiilvnt ('vowloml and Hit-rotary
iiteshum in ion .‘iiu u i-emiuuily undetl'oet-
ireiy agailwt rho lurinlslv invasion of a
fllnlrr ft'pllllllt' and amino! sou-h infrui-tion
oi the prim-spin and pron-pl of the Monroe
dor'rino (ii-«vireo “ll' m-wrod euudemna
tion it aim Illl’l!"l§ iiiata eopyoi the
resolution be lorwanlml to tho prenident
and secretary of state. The rmaoiution was
adopted by a strict party vote.
,\ir, Wulnwsdorf presented a remiution,
wlirh WIN adopted and lllllll'll to tho
ah to i"l|‘llillllu ll.l"t-_\'lli]i.’|lll,i' oi the leg«
itimurv in tho Col on patriots in their oi"
fun to oiimiu tl.o sumo freedom “'hllll
.\inrrir:m~ l‘lijiiy, moi r .prrsaiim the. hope
that the l tilted riaiw L‘HYI'rllllii in. may
one Il!’ uiiy t'll'Jl‘ iii the own-lav of ital
great power owl llllllli mo lu\\.‘ll'll imiue~
int: ‘pain to grant to ('uha that liberty
Him ind: pouch-1m.- {or trim h hllu luv; liw'i:
struggling to» iiiriuy yarn and to \ihioh
Mlu‘ i- Juntly i-ntiiimi,
BASEBALL. .
Nf.'i14r\ili.l.l,\i l l'liv.\\il,ii.
At Louisa iii -~
neglects in“ stock buys ignorantly. These lots are worth noticing:
40 in. Pack Serge, all wool, 39.: yd.
46 in. “ - Serge and Henrietta, regular 75c quality. 50c.
50 in. “ Surge, regular 90c quality, apeoial.65c yd.
to in. " Serge: regular :1 quality. upeclal, 75c yd.
46 in. "
Henrietta, all wool, guaranteed in every particular, at 750, .1
and $1.25.
40 in. all wool Jacquardsand Il-riiiiantiaea, very popular tor separate Iklrtl.
at 60c yard. '
Black Brilliantinas at 25:, 39c, 50c and Tie yd.
46 in. Black Figured Goods. Serge (in Lads. at 750.
We also make a specialty of the celebratuj Priestly Black Goods, and have
them in Silk Warp Henriettar. Nun's Yelling, Swivel Figures. Crepon Ellectl. and
Silk and Wool Nun's Voiling tor mourning veils. ~
Trisiram 8:. Hyatt, Norwaiii,~ ..
iuim a, i
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
86 Washington Street.
Piililil illiilflllill
in the town. We handiejnothing but the best. Cannot
afiord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & 00., A
RELIABLEfiCLOTHlERS,
- South Norwalk. Bonn.
"' "mi-‘3 ..
la .miiie l o n o l i) o :3 o— h
Newt-oh, i o ;; i u l i () ‘-—- 7
Al 1 no lillllill~“
('iluliimtth _l l i i ii i f. l (lwli
lirnoi.iyn.,,.. ., u I! o 1 H o o 1 o... it
.\t ('liii'fmu—
llnniuli ........... o o o o o o o o 1—. i
Cllliiluii,..... Hi i o -: o o '.i i o— 7
At st. Louis-
Philadelphia... 0 o o o o :i ii I o.— «i
M. Luiiln‘ .. . , ,o u l o o o 0 i i-— :5
At l’itthhura~
lltlllimuro ........ ll H H 0 I ii i il 2— ll
l'iltsiuru,,, , ,i o o o o o o o o 2.. 2
Al l'li-volnlld-
“'nulilllgllilln .. o 0 n o o o I ‘3 o— 8
('im’olimtl ........ i ii ll ll 0 ll 0 1i '— 7
HMTHN l.i*.\lél‘l§ GAMES.
At Provident-e»-
riyravmo ........ o o (l :i 0 U U l *— t
l’roviilvhmv....,. I) i) 0 :3 l) l i) ii 0— it
At Hernuton-
i-ii-ralitou ......... t.’ (i ii 0 1i 0 Li 4 "~11
'l'uronto .......... l u o o o o l o 2—-— -i
At Wilkenliarroo—
Wiibmiiarre ..... l o o o 2 o 1 o 1|.— u
llullnlo ........... :i ti 2! l o o l v... it
At Springfield——
fipriiiuiiolvl ...... Ii ‘2 L’ Ii 5 i) i ii ii—lii
iloihmter. ..i....o l o o o o o :i 0—. l
MR8. STEVENSON RICH.
The sm-tm'. Widow II” a Fortune In
Mann-term".
SAN l’mxcm'o, May lit—Among tho
pmsenuern on the Morlpmm. from Samoa,
worn Mr». Robert Louia Him-omen. her
arm Lloyd (lalmrtt and her friend and com-
panlon. hire. l. Mrong. 'l’he uovolint'a
widow will wpend lilllllli time at lior lormor
homo in Oakland and will alternate her
future residuum lustm-on that city and
Aplll, Forum.
in an intuit-low hire. Hermann elated
that her husband had left her in good air-
umminneew. liiu unpubliubod lotion and
million rem-mat a retail lortuno in
thmmoives.
Alum of Yellow Your.
Nam Yultk. Mi] iii—Tbs rteainnr llo~
garth. whivh arrivmi here from lilo Janel-
to and whit-b not dotalnod at quarantine
(or all been: on amount of death: at sea.
has been plat-oil under quarantine by the
bmith otlloiabi oi llrmklya, whore rho
dmikml. The two in entertained by them
otlieialu that they have a yellow hirer nbip
to contend with.
Think. traitor Wu PM
firmrrar. May tumor. William Mary
Hill firaitb. who lino been examining the
munch of tiny ll. Culver. when Imdy
mu toned in the Clyde river. I that Ill
(«and unable in that organ min
mm born «and bath Im_mia
:1er m d arm in w
WE NEVER :SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
0 on our New Store at No.‘ 23
V3311 Street, with a Full Line of
Housekee ing Articles. Our
prices wi be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
JilNES &i||Tlilllill
No. l7 Wail a, Na 23 Will a,
Plumbing ’lioustiumishinr
Norwalk Chronicler