Silllilllill sun
, ,
"Moalforwatklllam
Increments!- and be» than
nullified la Nor-elk aver: Eater
Ill] morning. A fresh arrival of
_ fluidly. Veaetablea fromtlmn'.
. rumour-y morning. The fittest
mines: of . .
risu lllll.
llEiiElliBiES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO CATSUP
lillNT'& ZElll‘FF’S
Il‘elephone, 0-11.
Patent Medicines
EA" Alill PLEARAIIT Til TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
ll FABT. HARD llilT Til TAKE,
MM
Wit 01.00
Hood’s Ssrsnparilla, .00
‘ Senaparilla, .07
Data's Baresparilie, .07
Outlcurs Resolvent, .70
Scott's Emulsion, .00
Glen’s Return, .70
Hilton’s Specific for Malaria, .75
Paine'a Ce Compound, .05
Bundteth’s la, .12
We Flashers, .10
Demon's Capsioe Plasters, .lt
Galleria, .83
We Pills, .18
Atwood’a Bitters, .18
Iadam’a Microbe Killer, qt” .75
Badam's Microbe Killer, gal. jars., 8.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .fl
lien. l}. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
I! Washington street
=:_..__,_._ ..
THE
SEED
POTATOES
have sold well. A few more left,
which we will closeout at a re-
duction, where the arty wants a
bushel or more. srranted true
and pure stock.
$l.25 BUSHEL
“0——
THOSE
CHEAP
CRACKERS
are a success. Believe us they are
excellent quality. Prices are the
same-slut quoted, but as flour
has advanced die bill. no knowing
how long this will continue.
4 l-2, 5, Bibs. 250 “w
OUR
BUTTER AT 220
is also a room. TV! it.
0
‘1 bottle of Blair's
PIOKLEB.
more Plalaorltudman hehad
at 305. Extra larae on bottles.
upby honest Vermont foils.
mmbsnavedtobe the moat
sadhaetforthsmy.
Oalyafawmeftbotealbu
oaaaof
BAKED BEANS
Gastorla is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Iotphine not other Narcotic aub-
stance. It iaaharndesa an to for
Paregorio, Drops, Soothing/ mpg
and canyon 1’ peasant Its
guarantee “tr years' use by
millions of Hotbera. Castoria lathe
Children’s Panacea-tho Kather‘s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Institute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorin, and see that the fac-sitnile
signature of
is on the '
wrapper.” W
\l’csbnlipro- ' '
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun Cur-rat‘s Course”. 7." Murray St, N.Y.
i
many;
L. DoucLAs
SHOEdtli‘fltil-a.
. a. CORDOVAN,
mammm.
493.!“Filtliautlimm
”finallcmsotts.
3 . WORKI
929.5,"... "329%.
0m Million rain was;
W.L.Dmflas$3&$48hoes
All ourahoea are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the mm
The equal custom shoes in style and
Therrwcarlng qualities are unaur .
The prices are uniform,~-atamp¢ on solo.
From St to ‘3 saved over other malrea.
your dealer cannot supply you or. can. Sold by
J. Schaub & 5051.;
[Lilac Hates t Rattler/rill}.
s. B. WILSON
CARPENTER Alli! RllllllER.
Office 9". Wall street; shop No. 8 Cross slrrt't.
Norwaik. Estimates cheerfully given for
large or small buildings. Juhhiuu of ever -
description promptly attended to. All wur
guaranteed. m? if
JANUARY 27, ism.
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[on New You. iron New my“.
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14001! FOR rue YELLOW castes.
insist as Mr m eeadias m
Walters. Crusty company’s
BU’PSERLATIVE.
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illsl'ameii
. 1
ms THOUSAND reasons arm rr.
The Addraas Was Delivered In Closing the
ruinous Morrison Will Case—din Alar-
rlmn Iipulte illegality For several [1qu
lnrplte of the that.
llicuuosn. Ind, May ll.-Bcniatnin
Harrison. empreaidcnt of the United
Mates, has made probably the last address
he will ever deliver before a jury. it was
in the famous Morrison will may The
trial has been going on for fire nufntha.
Three months ago the ex-presidout was
seized with an illness that awakened the
gravest apprehensions for his life.
An intimate friend said to a reporter
that the former president hoped to live to
practice law for manyycors. but he did
not expect over again tuconduvtujury
trial. This determination he reached
nearly a year ago, and he was induced to
reconsider it only by the fact that ho ho
lieved the children of his old friend. the
tostator, were being wronged by the at.
tempt of the defendants to secure the bulk
of the property.
It was hardly? o'clock on Friday morn
lug when people from tho count y hogan
to pour into the town of Richmond. and
bolero the courthouse was opened for the
day nearly 1,000 persons wore gathered
undur the shade of the trees in the court-
house, yard. Soon the people living in the
city lit-gun to flock toward the courthouse,
and when the doors Wore opmzod an hour
inter'iu.00ii were waiting to secure places
in the hi2 hull. As the janitor opened
the doors ihore was a rush from all sides,
and the crowd juumied its way into the
room till the seats were all taken. and
the aisles aml around the walls were fully
occupied. it was with lilllii‘llliy that the
exprosidcnt and the other attorneys in
the «use sucrceilo'l- in getting inside of the
railing around the judge's dais, and a
passageway had to he made for them by
the shorlif.
Appenrnnce of .‘lr. Harrison.
Mr. Harrison entered the l'miilill few
moments hoforo the court opened and
made his way to a sent within the railing,
simply bowing to those whom he recog‘
hired in the crowd.
In opening his address Mr. Harrison
said: "This case is extraordinary in only
a low features. There is a large amount
of money involved, but that is of cause
quonco only to the parties themselves. It
is of noconsuquouco to you. Juries are
not responsible for consequences. They
have but one duty—to find the truth.
“There has never been a case as long as
this in lndinnn. There has never been a
me in which so much turbulence and
passion have been shown. Woworo in-
deed welcomed into Wuyni- county. but it
calin' in the closing \ipl‘t'l‘ll for the defense.
it should have been in the opening. "
Mr. Harrison dealt to a drum" with
such phases of tho ms.- as a man lif'felld-
log the graudvhiidrun of an old friend
would naturally have silcctod. for they
gave occasion for carnost olmuienvv that
other more prosaic featurcsnf the case
would not have justified. Un tho «guc-stion
of tho insanity of tho tcstnlor Mr. llnrrl-
sou spoke at length. saying that the very
best evidence of the insanity of James
Morrison was tho will "51'”. for it was a
standing uridouw that a man of his gonor-
ous vhumu'tor. who had given in the city
of Rirhumud its magnificent parks and
its froo circulating library, Would not be
capable. if in his right mind. of cutting
0!! his xrnmlrhildrun “'ililnll ““1330! a
share in ill-i estate.
I'mlur lntlm‘nro llclllwd.
.\lr Harrison llmn Link up lliu question
of undue i'nllururn "'l'lu- hooks. " said ho.
"say that llf’fllllllt'llth’. pursuihiun and en-
trmiy are entirely lawful. They say Mrs.
ilildmrd might have guilt! in ili‘l” father
and ask-id for u rosiiiuum. as slw uskmi for
a diamond pin. and it would have been
purfm'lly proper. It is only wlirn this por-
sumiou operates upon a mind tut) wool; to
deal with it. too wool; to lrmt it u~ an ar-
gumuut. that it hwomos muluu influence.
Snyuu can scoilmt a man or n wmmtn
might luv ulmmt luum-ont in urging lilllhil
permissions which the law says Hwy may.
and yet go a little too far in not moasur
in“ tho resisting force of the mind to
whirl: they are appnnlinu. It has another
nspvct. it may be the rosult nl' vhicnuory
and arts; it may lm the r: unit of throats
and (‘litil'i'iltlh When it assumes that form.
it is justly charm-tnriiwl as criminal. i’n-
duo inllm-m-o may im proved without the
proof of a Word uptikoli. You don't have
to put your finger on the man. or the
hour. or the thing said, in order to natal):
lluh undue iniluunoo. "
At the afternoon nonstnn .\ir Harrison
mldmsncd himself entirely in tho auroral
wills that had hm-n lltNlt‘ by Morrison.
and contrasted tho liimrnlily of the be
quests to the grandchildwn in tho former
wills with the paltry sums lu'qtltllttlwtl to
them in the last will. mode in July. by
foro Morrison’s dmth. lle roforml in
terms of extreme dolinm'y to tho defend,
ants and to the mayoral intormts they
had in the will. and expressed the hope
that nothing .Jhat had been said in the
one would he construml to havolmun horn
of a worm purpose thnna desire to dis-
chsmo all the dutiosthnt such employ-
ment placed upon attorneys.
Mattel»; About the (You.
The judge will instruct the jury tmlny.
and a derision is updated by Monday. it
at all. Tum-o seems to lmalonnml im-
prmion that the jury will fail to agree.
Janine l. Morrison of ltirhnmnd. that.
died a year «no, hearing property aim
at ti,mm.cmtt lie had tvm childrenu-a
son, itobert. a member of a wholesale
drug firm in Chicago». and a danahtar,
now litre Vulgar lllbhsnl. ltohcrt died
more years sun. learlm two children—n
James and Bertha—«the oomplsinantaia
them
in the shim- Mcmlma’s still. made but
a law weeks before his death. he left each
of these grandchildren 090.000 and an
cal share with Mrs. lllbhard in the
unison bomuuad. lira. illhtisrd to
selves the residueof the estate with the
martian of a few thousand dollars left to
benevolent institutions.
The laiatlils’ attomtm allow that
James i: Herrim at the time he made
his will was in so extremely feeble con-
dition physically and murmur and mold
notesmprebend titer-st veins of his as
tats. ’l‘hoy tanner allege that he was no»
duly littluanoed by bit. and Mrs. Riga:
£1":th and others
”I ”Item la (ii-min; fiver.
Boston Ma, limit «shim-sin secured
in this antennae-a that its ”nitric.
the sat at "rainy." out sail tor
Alaska within a law can. lie m is
the m
m to hit
detract
hows-veteran ‘
u. loads sampled
, "WEI“. Y lie-1hr W
between the vacuum miners and the
litmus operators has [inn a nastin-
yetdlmthti coal strikers here. All»'
Hill. the miners working on the Whaciinc
{Evislou of the Baltimore and Ohio mun
. it cxu'pt the Pittsburg and Chicago
. mpany a men at Snowden and Gaston.
Villa. The minors have called a meeting
at Fiuh-yvlllo for today. From there the
mass meeting will march to the te'nowdeu
and (lastouvilie mines and attempt to
bring out the men working there. Fail-
ing in this, the convention on Monday
will order out all the minors in the Pitta~
burg district.
The Ulivur iron and Stool company
granted the Amalgamated male in all the
downrimonts of the mill. and the men
will return to work at once. The com-
pany voluntarily ndmnrud tho laborers in
per «out. .iii the employees in the Carrie
furnure wuru given an increase of 10 per
unlit.
The hit: New Castle plant of tho Jurors
1’. \l‘illu-row company. whirl) has been
idle ovvr nycarowing to financial dilllcul-
ties. in in he started up at once. r51: hun-
drtuhiuvu are employed.
liizxnmm. W. Va. May ll.--'l'hc em-
ployers of thuthullng iron company and
the ltin-reidu iron and Stool company here
have l‘l'illni‘tl to accept the 10 per cent all.
yam-c made on 'l'hursdny. They have
made a demand for :2” per cent more to
bring the wages up to tho stumlnrd of
lair}.
Hummus. 0.. May ll.—.\ crisis In the
coal strike may he rcuchod born at any
time. lluudiudu of cars of West Virginia
curd am being shipped uwr the lialtinmrc
and Ohio for tho lulm trade. and the "till-
urs throateu to stop the trains.
litiil‘lttlv, \V. \Iu.. May ll.-’l‘l‘iu sit-
uation in POi'llllillllfl" is umhanped. ’l‘he
mini-rs held a large "routing in West \‘ir.
ginia. Just a mile from tho Virginia
minis. It was mitircly orderly. The un-
ion mun mo onrcfuliywnlihiug the in
ll’iltllii'lluli of nonunion miners and have
men at all the custom points of tho Nor-
folk and Western. whern tho incoming
men will he informed of tlu- situation.
'l‘wl-my-livo more of the Virginia rhinos
juim d tho union. They now have tier. out
of Woof the men in l‘m-aimulas. ’l‘he
strikers huvc muployed counsel to advise
thorn as to tilt-fr rights.
(:mrum. May il.——'l'ho llllnois Stool
company has thrown down llit‘m’lllllllt‘t
to its strikiuu (*lultlin'nos hydisl-hurglng
every mm of them and uuuuuiu-ing that it
will fill their pint-es and start the mills
full handed on Monday. None of tlw
strikers has boon permitted to rc-ontor
the grounds of the company for any pur-
posv whatever. Each man's tools and pay
wuro will to his house and he was noti~
lied that lie was discharged.
BASEBALL.
NATIUXAL l.l':.\(ii’l': GAMES.
Al i.ulli8t‘ilir—— 4. '
Louisviili- ,. n 4 i H U n l) 0 Ii— *4
New \wrlo... U 0 U :i u u u 1 u“ 1
Al (‘llit‘ilgil—
lithium ,,,,,, o u n u H o l u n- 1
Rlllii'itg”... .. .'i l i L! L‘ 55 U H 2—H
.-\r N. Louis——
i’llllillli'llililit., II ‘1 u l _' u 1 1 mm“
5t. lmllirl ....... i) :1 o u l u u l o- 1
Al l'lllslilL‘g—w
lialtnunro.. .. u n I) l u r: o ;' tI—— 3
l'ittshura ........ l 1 i l 1 o u o 1—— ii
At (Jim-ointm—
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l,.\~ili:\ :i,\u.ii,i..\\1i.x.
At 5ll..i‘llm’—~
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l'rmidviun ,n u Ii u l n n l 3..
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llquiZn. , .' ‘1 Ii 11 u n n u 1... e
.\i Fiiil'igiiohl ‘
fiprmumlil .. . Ii .: H -i T '3 ii i' I'-l‘.'
limim‘li‘l' l H il ii ii II 1 ii— 1
Iii; ( luluw Ih-llu 'l'wilrtl.
ii‘lii‘mili. Mu} ll.~,\ lllilli"l‘i‘ iii
Tllil~iil1tll~illlti «lurmylm-n uni-u pruwui at
tho i. ~l of :1 «him.- nl lu'lii wlih h lute Just
lwvn n'utiipluIv-«l for it .l:tim*~’ ('ullmlic‘
rhnrrh, (”him-.3», 'l'hriu urn ‘JH iii-lie in
the llilllll'. tho lamps: of \l‘iiii'il \i‘l‘iflili
:l. ifm iuiil'iila and (luv smulluwt |_‘.n pounds.
'i'iwiriutul weight it linmm pounds. It
is iin- lawn! mush-u] clump of bulls over
l't'ht on [his mutiuvut.
Div-ti rtt ilw Tlirnltlr.
KiklllV, l‘a,. May lla—Wliilo his train
was running rupldly nti tho i 'rmrul Iiaii-
road of Now Ji'l‘rti‘)’, Ellulllit‘l' ltiftlii' Mil»
lot was utim hull with paralysis with lllii
hand on the engine “H’lltlll‘ llu dropped
In in» know Iwmldo tho hollor and was
dwul In an instant, 'i‘im lin'man ran the
train in liiuomshury. and the remains
were loft thorn.
tirnlry I'IFDMAI Not (aniltv.
l'thn-Lrnm, May ii -——.lnun-s l-I.
iiriili‘y tho actor who shot and Mil-1| his
limit-m Murunrut \l‘. llrynlnlu ihlmluo
Yurlmi. tho iwtross. in this I‘ll)’ on boil
i7. was armiunml twinn- .luduo l‘ltiluticr
in tho mutt of over and tn-rmitmr. lly ud-
vlrr of his ruiilitiui iliuorizo l". Munro, he
tilliurvil a plots or not guilty.
TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.
'l'tvu Iiiilil‘l‘tl" m-rn lu-imutly hillml in
Vuwarh. N, .l . hy the trolls-y cars, and
otmllwr was seriously wounded.
Nathan itnrnlmm. amid on, mmmltiwl
sulrido in llarttoni by throwing hiimcif
in front ad a iii-lulu lm‘nmmlvn.
Nearly two tlilrdsof tho tribeof Mow
tsuular lmlians at Port iihlmo. lathmlur,
1m) in mtmimr, have died from starvation.
Colonel William P. (Iruluhill has been
appointed to succeed Brigadier lieneml
l ‘a-uy as chief of engineers. ignited Ktstos
army
iirotmd will be broken in New York
city- next word: for the «mention of a mem-
moth ten story hotel. we feet square. for
women only
The senate at Albany has mess-libs
blunt the flaunts omimittee providing
the nomad nnpnmristimi for the care and
maintenance of the insane.
.tt Liberty. Mt... nadir llnmnwi. ill
years of sun was Ilitlllti instantly killed
on the public school grounds by in initial!
hitting him over the heart
Thiwulmstorsnl the National flportlna
club of Motion will tier-ids on ’l‘oosday
next whether the rich will put up a puree
he a tight lawn-en Jmes .i. cerium and
Peter Jackson,
At aunts thrusts. (Yet, it is mod
that that inst-woo linen and the resume
«mm hare ulnar! “0.001,! worth of ill.—
ty Mummies a! the
a hate of style, trots ileum
llmtflldiflihflm
T0
Youcannotilndthaequat _
,Wemincioaetouoh withNewYork and intend to do the“
in; business in boy's coeds. Don’t forget this please, and It... ‘
, to call on us. ' '
BOYS’ suns, s i .50 TO so?
um;
In.
of our Boy's Clothing and Forum
whites.
Boys’ Extra Pants, 25c to $1.
Reefers, Sailors’ and Nassau Suits, Ham,
all kinds at prices that will surprise you.
W. A.
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
mm LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Caps and Furnishing of
~—-———-—._____.
I
unmet & til. .
Sentinel Building,
South Norwalk.
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Black Dress Goods.
This spring has
marked many remarkable incidents in this store. The quan-
tities of Black Goods retailed have never been equalled end the prices have never
been so low. If we are rightly informed no one attempts to give as much ems
nor to offer so large an assortment.
stock is without peer.
preached in quantity,
neglects this stock buys ignorantly.
The conveniences for buying are perfect; Tho
rival or competitor, because it is unmatched and unap-
novelty and completeness. Any buyer of Black Goods who
These lots are worth noticing: '
~10 in. Black Serge. all wool, 89c yd.
46 in. "
50 in. "
48 in. “
~16 in. “
and $1 25.
40 in.
at 50c yard.
Serge and Henrietta, regular 750 quality, 50c.
Serge, regular 90c quality, special, 65c yd.
Serge, regular $1 quality. special, 750 yd.
Henrietta. all wool, guaranteed in every particular, at 75c, 31
all wool Jacquarde and Brilliantinee, very popular for separate skirts.
Black Brillianiints at 253. 39c. 30c and 75:: yd.
46 in. Black Figured Goods, Serge “rounds. at
7.50.
We also make a specialty of the celebrated Priestly Black Goods. and have
them in Silk Warp Henrietta'. Nun's \‘eiling,
Silk and Wool Nun's Yelling for mourning veils.
Tristram
Have broken
ruins & it,
Swivel Figures, Crepon Effects, and
& Hyatt, Norwalk, lion
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
PRING lllflTHlllR
in the town.
We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
RANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South ilorwalk. Conn.
WE NEVER SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we will
(wen our New Store at No. 23
all Street, with a Full Line of
Housekee ing Articles.
prices
Our
W1 be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
No. II Wall St,
Plumbing
mm. '
Sillllllllllil
2’?
No. 23 Wall st. ’
Housalumlshlna J
tools
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