nacho sun
, awry day. Vegetables Mmflreeo'e
‘- M every morning. , ‘lhe tltieet
when at
hill on. _
tumors
to be found.
' rcnrioauo cusur
HUNT &. ZEUJFF’S
Wham. 40-11.
1"Paienl Medicines
EA" Alli PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
IA FABT. IIAIlIl illl'l' Til TAKE.
lantenik [LN
Hood’s Sarsaparllla, .00
Ayers’ Sarsaparilla, .07
Dana’s Smparilla, .. .07
Onticura Resolvent .70
Scott's Emulsion, .60
Green’s Nervura, .70
_ Sfllbon's Specilic for Malaria. .76
We CelergdComnound. .65
kindreth's ' Is, .12
Aleoek’s Plaster-s. .10
Bureau’s Capeicc Platters. .18
Ontario .88
We ring, .1:
Ahood’s Bitters, .18
Mom's Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Badam’s Microbe Killer, gal. jam. 8.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .15
lite. i}. Siiiison’s’
Drug' StOre,
t2 Washington Street
THE
SEED
POTATOES
have sold well. A few more left,
which we will close out at a re- ‘-
duction, where the
bushel or more.
and pure stock.
$|.25 BUSHEL
—-——ooo———-
moss
CHEAP
CRACKERS
are a success. Believe us they are
excellent quality. Prices are the
same as last quoted. but as flour
has advanced 75c bbl., no knowing
how long this will continue.
4 l-2. 5. 6an 250
arty wants a
arranted true
OUR
BUTTER AT 220
is also a success. Try it.
A bottle of Blair‘s
PICKLES.
Chow. Plain or Mixed. can be had
at 800 Extra lame ms bottles.
honest Vermont tolhe.
mwuuuu to be the most
and
beet tor the money.
Only a few more of those 3 lb.
caleot
BAKED BEANS
athelett. Wecan I“ no more
toeellateameprloe.
W
uncommon-ohm corms
withgoldbananpaudnaneer.
“form. .
u want GRASS SEED, snap
00ml SEED BEANS or BEAN
POI. comets".
liihiiitlillomsiock
Maria is Dr. Samuel norm
prescriptiba for Infants and chil-
drea. It contains neither Opium,
will! other lanolin aub-
etanee. It'll harmleutabetltatefor
Pmrorio. Drops Bodkin: Imps
and center Oil. It lepleeeant. Its”
guarantee is thirty years' are by
millions of Iothere. Oastoria lathe
children's Panacea—the We
Mend.
CASTORIA ,
For minute and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria, and see that the facsimile
signature of
is o n t h e
wrapper.” M/
We shall pro- i ' '
tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tun cmaoa Counter. 77 Murray 8L. NJ.
W. LTD—comm
$3_ASHOE.: terrain.
5. CORDOVAN,
< manmmw
493.59 humanism
‘SMPOL‘I’gEnsoLrs.
S .W Ki
$2”. 3.... ”SEW:
32.".7580VS'SMSIM
$2335"
5 _ . .-
‘3’2 I531”
, nutmeg...
oni'oao Million People wear the.
W. L.Dougias$3&$4$lioes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value for the none .
The equal custom shoes tn'rtyie and t.
‘l'h r wearing qualities are uneu used.
The prices are uniform.---atampe on sole.
From St to $3 saved over other makes.
ll your dealer cannot supply you we can. hold by
d. Schauh & Sop:
I.i.. ilev ilaven & iianiunl H.
S. B. WlLSON
CARPENTER lilll BUILDER.
Dulce 93 Wall street: shop No. ll Gross street.
Norwallr. Estimates cheerfully given for
large or small buildings. Jobbing of ever
description promptly attended to. All wor
guaranteed. in? ti'
JANUARY :17. 1M.
RUNS MIA" SOUTH NORWALK ‘2
101.110 :2
Ion New Year. [on New naval.
M.-—1 13 Wash. ex. A.M.—-l Oi er..
in a) on“ l 2! er"
5 as ex. 61:: ac.. ,
815 local or. 738 ac.. '
856 l. on" 5 to ac..
108 l. ex. ii ii on.
”box" tum er..
sales" linden.
Dill ex.. ill 44 an.
villi ac.. lam-42mm.
D 58 ex. . it" ao..
iii iii ex.. 'rllti ox..
.137 local an. 1'.le no.
P. Il.—-lB:iil ex . ii in no. to Bridgepon.
i ll ac.. 5 21 am.
I to em. ii 1’7 ac..
3 M l0» 7 in ex..
iii? no. 7 28 ac. to Bridiroport
l!) ex. iii ll ac..
b m ex.. .9 ti ac.
630 512.. fii in Adams er.and no.
6 m or..; mundaye—‘i 88 ac.
fl-Viaca 4i2ao..a.m.;
757M" 7M ac.p.in..
3 ill no.
”no
outlays-AM” 9 ll at.
. 4 u ac..
at an.
I 28 no.
Luv: NEW YORK
ran some Noawau A. m—tm em. 6m
7 00 00
ao.. an. 01.. an.
10m er.. will no.. 1100a». use no.
we a
noon 1. . - as.
to) ex. 3m ea. Bill er. “I er. and
«manner ex. too no. out on" it!) At.
sun ac.. eso Adams and eo.. not.
midnight ex.. Sande M.—tiii ac.
mac. P.bt.sml.ex.. midnilht.
”‘0.“
Damon! ”MIDI.
bliAVli SOME NORWALK tor Danhnry»
tone..totier. a.m.: ltil ac. I!) Pittstltld
en. 5 item. 5 an.
LEAVE DANE"!!! for South Norwalh—
M am. no er..951er.. 12 40 no.. a. uh; I!
cranium” ac.
nil lunar”
BREAIl Flilllll‘
05' Till
WORLD.
13.000 Innate tale in One Day.
IDOK FOR THE YELIDW (ENTER.
[Islet on your grocer you
lesbian. Crosby Company's
so mama-rive.
lioberisJuclartGuudwm
ml. AGENTS.
m nut If“ WEE. 51'.
mmmom
crispnes-
‘ rah leaveethe await-wanna.”
Daniela. 0! April s~a Fight to lie M
For the [tenant of the Iaw‘llatlas' the
leadership of Wilson of Brooklyn.
Wasnmoror, May iB.-.luetlcs Jackson
of the supreme court left for Philadelphia
Sunday to consult a specialist in kidney
diseases. He will return here in a day or
two. but will probably leave for Tennessee
refers the court reconvenee on the 20th
Int.
At the consultation of the institute Fiat-
nrday Justico Jackson voted. with title-
tioea Brown. White. llarlan and Shirae. to
sustain the miuatltutloiiality of the income
tax law. and tho vote when announced
next Monday will stand 5 to 4 in favor of
the law. It is learned that Justlco Jack-
son’s attitude was understood by his col-
leagues on the bench before ho coins to
Washington. lie has at all times been
fully advised as to tho merits of the case
and was furnished with the record and the
lawyers’ briefs. so that ho was fully pro-
parod to vote when the justices met in con.
imitation.
His only reason for coming to Witching-
ton was to gratify the desire of the court
to have the lummo tax cat-e settled docil-
ively. so that the court would not be left
divided on such an important question,
with the possibility of cudhss litigation.
Their Views Unchanged.
It is learned. moreover. that the reorga-
mcnt did not «liuugc tho views of a single
justice. and those points which wuro do-
cldod unconstitutional in the original
opinion are still hold to he at). it is said
that entire of tho :uemhurs of the court
are disposed to iioliovo that tho majority
may have guuo a little too iar in exempt
lng rents from the income tax. but the
vote taken fiaturday did' not show any
change of hourt among those who voted to
exempt rental: and slate and municipal
bonds.
The coming decision upholding the law
will not by any means terminate the light
to overthrow tho income tax. although it
will enable the timwury oilirinls to collect
the small revenue to be derived from it
with loss embarrassment than it the roar-
guuiont had not (ll'Clll'l'lltl. Tho taxpayers
will now how no further uppoal except to
congress.
An organized movomvnt has already bo-
guu for tho repeal of the tax. Representa-
tlvo Elect Frnm'ls Wilson of Brooklyn has
been soloclml to lead tho ilght for rcpoal in
the house next licrcmhor. A thoroughly
conducted campaign will he made against
the law ”in every cltyund hamlet. iu the
United States with a view in prosoutiug
to congress a monster politiou urging the
immediate repeal oi tho tax. The muobint
dry nvt'ossury to lli't‘tilllllllhll lhlu end was
constructod prior to tho Ul'ilul' of tho court
for a rmrgumoul, but when the court
agreed to rcopi-u thin-use prov-coding» wore
auspomlcd pt-udiug ilt‘tlnn by tho court.
It was guru-rally thought :it tho i loan of
thourgunu‘ntunf Messrs, l'buutoamitiuth‘
rlo that tho law Would in) oil-rthrnu'n. hilt
the action of Justin: .liti'ksnm has disap-
pointed tho hopes of its opponents.
PATRIOTS WIN.
Cuban “evolutionists Defeat the Spanish
Farro- In a Itlg Hattie.
TAMPA. li'laq May iii.——l';ivato advlm-s
reroivmi horo from lllt' (,‘uiuu rovolutlon-
my loaders my thatuliighuilluwus fought
at liori'ey. proviuco of l’uortu l’riut-ipc.
hotwuou (innit-1.. tho Cuban louder, and
Sulroiio. the Spanish ('llllllllllllllt‘l‘. tiouiol.
was victorious. annihilating tho Spanish
troops. killing and capturing more than
Loud men and grout quantities oi arumu.
ultlon and army stun-a The battle liuiml
four lililll’a‘ and was hard iouglit.
Mon irom tho plantatlom are joining
the insurgouis hourly. Fifty from the
sugar plantations around Consolation dol
Eur, \vv ii armed with rlilos, joinodtlicrov-
olutlouieis >illllfilfly.
The rank: of tho insurgouls urn, iiiliug
up from tho small town» and plantations.
All lulxor has been siuppnl in the province
of l’livl‘iu l’rihclim. lu’lllllnll'll nro ilnuklllg
to linrm'z. ’l'luuhuuds m-o joining him.
All Work in the outlying proviun-s hi at a
standstill ’l'ho (‘uhau patriots in to are ju.
hilant owr tho hows.
ltavoc by Lightning.
llnuvau, N. Y.. May 1:i.-A terrific
rain and hailstorm, unuutillmnlml by vivid
lightning. (luwmtatml this noighlmrhmul.
Edward llulhwk. n lill‘lt‘l", whilo stand-
ing in his burn was struck by lightning
and instantly killed. A [armband named
John Shook wuoulsu kuookml soilsuloss.
biit‘ revovorod. A horso etnudiug in a stall
near by was killed, .\ largo burn on the
farm or \Viille Wilcox near here was struck
by lightning and burned. Loss. “.000.
Damage Done by a Wild Engine.
llamcros, l'a. May Iii—um engine of
the llolawaru. Susquehanna and riobuyl-
hill ruml ran away from its yard at Drifton.
and. dourcudingnshhm grade on the main
line of tho l.chlgh Valley, rraebod lutoa
paemngcr train which had been stopped at
the station. No one was injured. but the
pasoougors woro frightened, the engine
was dismantled and the rear coach of the
train badly damaged.
thelr Killed by Lightning.
Lnuov. N. Y., May i3.~No less than
seven horses and three mm were killed by
lightning in the storm around latroy. Dur-
ing the storm a cloud burst at North lmy.
which completely filled theromls witbwa~
tor and in some places rendered them im-
passable. (lrapevlnes and other small fruit
shrubs were completely battered down by
the hall. W ‘‘‘‘‘
Troops Ready to March on strikers.
Donor". May lit-«Duluth is in battle
array. nearly all of the various military
ectopanlcs being at tho armory waiting to
too which manpahy will be relented to go
to Virginia to quell the disturbances at the
Franklin mine, where the employees want
on a strike tor an advance in wages.
Bertrand try a I'omt l'lre.
Omaha. More. May lil.--A forest tire
started near Wendell depot yesterday and
going in a northerly direction burned
nearly one acres at warts woodland and
much valuable timber land, destroying
also the Harris sawmill and some occupied
houses.
1...... a...
horror. 0.. May lib—The towbcat
City at Charters. owned by the Evansville
Contracting mummy oi Evansville, ind...
burned to the water’s edge and not at
M email. .
mbywhieh sa‘ ‘ ‘
winters-la the him“
.13be has m under moderation
li'nililnizion between mainten- Gunman.
' presenting Nicaragua. and the represen-
mlvee oi Japan. At one time the buts at
a trinity loomed to have been reached.
Dr. (limuan feared. however. that the
United Elaine mipht have cause to object
to seeing privileges accorded Japan. This
objection was met by tho rcproeontativee
of Japan by a proposition that Japan
should receive the sonic privilegeane other
countries with \vhhh Nicaragua had trea-
ties oaccpt the lihltcd Hiatus. it being ex-
pressly recognized that the United States
is cuihiml in MI] crior advantage: because
of proximity to Nicaragua.
Tllii llcuullittlomt stopped at this point,
and the treaty has not on yet been («includ-
ed. nor is it bolng further urgod for the
present, although no doubt exists hinting
oillclai» that a satisfactory treaty will be
ruudu. diving Japan privileges in the canal
cmnllu lirilll‘lllll with her growing power as
a military and commoroinl nation.
\i‘Muixo-xox. May i:i.——'l'hc Tokyo on-
lilo stating that Japan has her oyo on tho
Nicaraguan t'lfllill prosontu a now and im-
purmut phase in the canal question. in
which tho l'uitml States has taken such a
vital lllll'l’ilh’l. 'l'huu fur the lfuiiod States
regarded Great liritain as the only dan—
gerous competitor for the use or l'llllll'fll of
tho cuuul. 'l'lio 'lli-itbih .buvo boon equally
active in seeing that their lutortots should
not auii‘or in. the use oi the usual. The
(.‘laytou-llulwcr treaty was nominated to
rucnnrilu ilwm iutorosis. it has not pro-
voutmi sharp (-ontrovursy.
Now Japan's iutorust in the (anal pro
manta a now factor. “or victories over
China prullilm‘ in make hvr u prominent
power on the Pacific. lly gaining privlv
logos in the Uni of tho Nicaraguan usual
Japan will also scouri- direct occurs to the
Atlantic without tho long trip around
“The llnru." ’l‘blr' laitor trip is on long
as to makoJupaul-so across to the Atlantic
aim-oi imptwsihlo unless cooling stations
were established in South America. The
importance of a quick route to tho Atiou~
tic for Japan i5 said to ho \ory grunt from
a naval and commercial standpoint.
A PARALYTIC MURDERED.
Aged lnnmtu- of on lullrnmry Butchers n
IIe-lple-aa Invalid.
Fixivmr. 0.. May i:i.——-.\ horrible mur-
dor orrui‘rod at the county iuilrmnry Welsh
of this city. Aim Wise. a sounpnraiyrcd
imuuio. agml iii yours. lmiug tho victim.
and John lx'urg. nnuthor inluuto, ugod Tl
years. being the unmivror. The two men
quarrelod over a trivial matter. and Wise
thrmiomul to kill Kong. striking him over
tho hmul with u l'flllt'. liarg wont. to his
room and secured u bultlmr knife. lio»
turning. he obtained il‘iso's who and then
made a rush at him with tho knife Wise
was uliumt lu-lplrss. hwlug paruly/ul in
one sltlv. and was at linrg'n worry.
’l‘lw Lillio was as about us it rumr. and
will: ii hurt: filile-lll‘tl Winn norms llm "1le
and bond. \l'im- :lUi'lllplt'Il to got down
stair-4, and m ho was groping alum: the
hallway in tho vim-l; h’urg imulo iiili.lhi'l‘
dad» at bilui liruwxug lilo lClllli'lli'TUSH tho
linii.‘ hf his iu‘i'lx, luv lu‘tll'ly Sl'Viile ihu
lu-aii from his lmdy, Willi blmulstruumlug
from his \\Hllllll~'. “'in ruuuugtd to get
tlouu stain. but ht: illl'il anon ul'irrwurd.
’Kilt‘t.’ tlu-u “'t-ut to llla room and protvuii
ml in lu- nuivop win-u tho blilllillllll'llllflnb
knocked at his door. llt' \vus plum-d umlvr
am st, ills clothing was found outurntod
with bimul of his Vlillfll. in King's room
um mum! (Wu nilu'r huiu alwsidou the
mm “H ll “in: ll be Lilli-d \‘v'iso.
BASEBALL.
NA'llIV-fil l,l..‘.|li Ht..\'.ll“'.
At l.oui<\illo»~
“.ihldliuinli...” i o o u >i ;, u o 2.1”
lmmudiv . u i u u i u :i l n- i;
,\t (‘xue-iumii—
('iuwiuuuii.... o o 1 i u u i‘. o w... .5
liulilinnrl'. u 1 | o u u 1 u u... r,
.\i i‘liimg-i—
l'liuigu ........ ii U u i u u ii '3 g... a
L'li~\ri:iiul..,. ., u u u i l o il l u— .3
At H. l.oil':~—-—
St. Louis ...... , u u i o o 1'. o ~_' *_ 9
iii-moldy” ,,,,,,,, i o o u 2: o u u o——- l
l'.i\"i|' i:\ l.ix.\l.l i. will.»
.‘\l lllll‘llllii—
Buffalo ................ 1.’ i i ii T.‘ u tin-ix
“lilo-alarm». ,. 'i l u u l o 2—4:;
Al litullwm :'---
Spriugli-zlil....,. '3 0 ii in :3 l "J ll 5—]?
limbo-lot... .. l :i o o u o o l o..— it
Hour at u l'nrm-ratom‘ “tying.
l'il'l‘lil no, May iii.~«'l'lio (‘Ul’llt‘l‘hlfilll'i
of at, Francis .\n\'iur'.-i t‘lilih'll lu Alli»
glinuv “mi laid. (ivor i. iliii of tho mom-
lltl‘a or (bu Irish sm-iutu-s hadns—rruhlcd to
parmiu, uud iboi‘utluuirai linud “auto load
ilwui, liiaimp l‘hoiun. hum-tor. tll'i‘lili'll
that it was not propor to burn a baud at a
cornerstonelaying uud dinmiseml tho unrel—
uium. A» it rosult tho limit-d of Erin and
tho llilwrnluu lliliwi rriusod to piirtirlputo
in tho wrmuuulos.
lnaane- Wart-ran Murals-ya in Print.
l‘.\l:l.~, .‘luy lit—Jilin woman Anmlnt.
who murder-mi tlm Abbe do llrogiiv, has
lawn found to ho insane, .lbim do ilrogiio
had lll‘l‘ll hor i"illl|'flhlll‘. and who shot him
lllllli'l’ a llUlllfi-liill that ho had culumuiutod
her.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
I-Zx iiosoruor [in .l. (‘hneu of Indiana
mind at Lulur. Mu. oi oryi-lpvlas.
min Konhitr. a Norman opera slugu-r,
be. now violently lmmuo in New York.
in tho liliuk Hills. in Maui: Dakota,
four lm limit or snow {oil Saturday night.
The l'uitml filntiisvuntnmn uilh‘lltltt have
tihnnri lltlll a gang of auntggiors whoao hund-
uuoriora are in Montreal.
l'rinmdou doimttod Harvard In this upon-
iug gamooi tlm iniortoiirgiate beeobail
eerie» by tho some of 7 to 2.
lord llmaimry t-iulmrkml on board the
admiralty yorht Euchnntresa at l’orte
mouth (or a cruino in the channel for the
boucflt of his lwalth.
iiin'ernor Morton has vetoed the bill
giving munty board» of supervisors the
nimultiin poem to urthil' tho rm-ountruction
of bridges in the county.
Alter imihgout tor mm 22 hours. the
Jury liupouulmi in try l’olim Impcutor Mo-
Lflnghllll of New Yuri; oily annouurnd
that they had failed to agree upon a ver-
dirt.
Ex-Juduo .ioim W. \l‘mtcutt. a prnml.
omit mornimr oi the f'nmdrn l'numy liar
.mmvlitilim. was rmlrtlrmm-ly assaulted in
his oiliro in t‘mmicn. N. .i.. by i‘X-"lllln’
nilmMi Ahmuuior .i. Milirttn. who album
that tho f'a-Jilillfll itzuuitmi his daughter 1"
”Nib!!! 4
am. .2;
ordering her not at bin oiiioe
. l
Youeanaotdadtbeequelotournoy'eOIothiagaad m
Weaniaoloeetoooh with New York and intend to do the”
in. bneiae- in boy’e goods. Don't target no m. and hence
to call on as. , ‘
Boys’ Extra Pants, 250 to $ l ‘
Resists. Sallors' and Nassau Suite. Hate, Cape and Furnishing at
all kinds at prices that will surprise you.
W.*A. BENEDIBT & fill,
19 Main Street,
Norwalk.
Sentinel Building,
South Norwalk.
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. If we are rightly informed on one attempte to give as much space
nor to other so large an assortment. The conveniences for buying are perfect. The
stock is without peer, rival or competitor. because it is unmatched and unap-
proached in quantity, novelty and completeness. Any buyer of Black Goods who
neglects this stock buys ignorantly. These iota are worth noticing:
40 in. Black Serge. all wool, 393 yd.
iii in. “ Serge and Henrietta, regular 75c quality, 50c.
50 in. Serge, regular 90c quality. special. 65c yd.
48 in. Serge, regular :1 quality. special. 75c yd.
46 in. Henrietta. all wool, guaranteed in every particular. at 75c, .1
and $1 25.
40 in. all wool Jet-quards and Br‘illiantines. very popular for separate skirts,
at 500 yard.
Black Brilliantints st 27 '. 39:. 50c and 752 yd.
46 in. Black Figured Goods, Serge Grounds. at 75.2.
We also make a specialty of the celebrated Priestly Black Goods. and have
them in Silk Warp Henrietta». Nun‘s \‘eiling. Swivel Figures. Crepon Eflectl. and
Silk and Wool Nun's Yelling for mourning veils.
lrisiram &. Hyatt. Norwalk, Bonn.
FRlNllISl ll ..
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
Pillllil illiliHlNii
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
aflord to do otherwise.
‘0
H
H
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South ilorwalk. Conn.
WE NEVER SLEEP.
On or about the 15th we Will
open our New Store at No. 23
Wall Street, with a Full Line of
Housekeeping A r t i cl e is. Our
prices will be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.
lllllESli llillilillils
xi : ”3L .
No. 23 Wall St.
Houselumisilina
Goods.
Militia 31.,
Plumbing
and Heating.
1‘
BOYS’ sows, $1.50 T0 so"
....'.s.
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