manuals. white. as cents
”financed“ bra-burners, 40 cents.
Moon I up.
liar Ice Cream Presser is the ”Eyck-Double Action, Cedar Tubs.
lirengest. Quickest. Best, ii qts.. 01.50.
Boss in plain threeply. wire bound or cotton covered, per foot.
first. We
guarantee every foot of this hose, and out any length from 1 foot
sansaprioa. ‘ ’
x - We have sold more Gasoline Stoves than all the houses in this town combin-
fills“. we have the "Qulotmeal”—-the best.
' ‘ We sell Porch Screens for 81.00.
The new Lawn Chair Swing, Cl {50.
mappalle, Dune a Co.'s line Bon Bone. 1 lb. boxes. 203 l lb. boxes, 10o.
7 ‘ Bass! glcvs‘iittlng Patterns, 15c. We carry the stock, 4,000 patterns. and
.don‘t’keap you waiting two weeks.
J
‘flllliTEVlNT’S BARGAIN HOUSES.
llortlr'iiain andlnn Streets. South llorwall.
OLSEN BROS.
SPRING coons
Ase inland our new styles in Bussets and Patent Leathers are the nobciest} ever
“own in Norwaik.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman d: Bennett's
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Ladiec’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
Issathua. affords an opportunity for gratifying the moat varying tastes, while the
pious are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of 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 Norwaik.
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‘I IIZETTE BUILDING, liliinlK-
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YOUR HEALTH AT MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREKENDOUS EXPENSE BY.
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whose genuine without our Trademark and
hit-sinus signature of
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Beware of imitations.
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A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Cofarrit, Bron-
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53 AND 5i LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK Uf’I’Y.
Sole agents for the U. s. A. Sold by all druggleta.
jib. 'fl
celebrated line of Tan and
-—-ABK FOB-—
! Browns $3.00 Sllfli.
and you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the ‘
a; - Best liatcrial is llscd. Combining Durability and Style
V flaking it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
M and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at!
H s. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
The Benedict (:ollar liuttnn.
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. Thstop is wedge shaped; the upper
partof thepostis flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, :its as simple asza clothes Pin.
Madeira 1
Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
till it A. w. unlit, rrwrtu,
ammo non we. _
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draining Pictures.
mat rs s norm. morn.
As a Patron of the Potted Plant Assosisa
tlon'a Fair- Iho Denounces the Posing of
society Was-so. and the roar nuns-rise
ls linka- Wlth Mansions.
Nsw You. May li.--lflm Helen Gould
is angry, and she has written a sharp let-
ter expressing her disapproval and regret
at several things the entertainment cour-
mlttce of the Kindergarten and Potted
Plans association has done in regard to
the benefit performance to be given next
Thursday afternoon at the Fifth Avenue
theater. In fact. a first class society row
MISS HELEN GOI' LB.
seems to be brewing, and Miss Gould is
not the only angry one connected with
the proposed show of living pictures by
society young indies . -
Miss Gould is vice presidoni of tho Kin-
dergarten and Potted Plant nssmzintion,
and her aisterin-lnw, him George Gould,
is the president. The estonsivo advertise~
ment that tho benefit performance for the
association would he participated in by so-
ciety young indies rild not meet tiiodls-
approval of Miss iiclon tiould. but when
particulars were indulged in. specifying a
variety performance to prucedc the living
pictures, silo most decidedly objector].
She also expressed rugrse in her luttor to
Francis Humanism—Sutton. chairman of
the entertainment committee, that he had
seen fit to roll the tableau: vivant living
pictures. The entire letter was one of re-
gret and disapproval. it was not written
by her secretory. but in her own round
hand and over her own legible autograph.
Staggered the Committee.
For a time it etc red the members of
the entertainment committee. but the
premiere rallied and decided to loop the
letter a secret. in deference to the wishes
of Miss lioien Gould they changed the
name of “living pictures" to "toblmux
vivant." They maydsodocide to drop
the "variety entertainment.” an it is one
of the chief features the vice president ob«
jecta to.
A person who knows said that thus for
Miss liould hnd not purchased a box or
any sense for tho porfonnnnr-o Mrs. George
Gould, the president of the usnrnxiritron.
hna prime to Europe. and some of her
friends assert linrt sho left no word for
any one to not in her behalf in regard to
tho assmlatlon.
This and is failure tocoaeult Misc llclen
Gould before publishing the programme
has given grout umhrngc to the vim- pros-
idont. Some one. who know» Miss ilulv-n
Gould well, said she ulujot'tsd to the vnurlo-
ville tone given tho ntlnir by the ntlvor-
tlsorucnt of n "variety" performance and
"living plofuros. "
Anotlror act-ioiy lady who has entered is
protest in Mrs. Elliott lv‘. bibspnrrl. it was
published that Mints Louirlo .\l. Shepard. a
daughter of tho lulu Colonel Elliott I“.
Shepard. Would rmsens "A tluiusborough
Portrait." ’l‘hc young lmiy. it swine. is
from the West. nut] is not related to Mrs.
Elliott l". Shepard. The latter loot no
time in denying that hor dungiitor Would
page or Willi In any way connected with
the performance.
Mr. Washington Alan Angry.
The ungriont one time for connected
with the nffuir in Mr. Washington, who
wins described an a "lineal descendant of
licorgo Washington. " As the Futhor of
his Country bud no children. Mr. Wash-
ington. who is u must adrnlrnbloand mod-
est man. was placed in a most ornlmrnss
lug plight. lie was to pose as a Pierrot,
and Mice Goln as an’larroItc. The histon
lcal blunder made Mr. Washington so mad
that he withdrew. and. it is sold. has re-
fused to pose or to take part in any wny.
But those behind the curtain troubles
will not prevent the entertainment from
coming off on advertised tlmo Probably
those who go with tho oxpoctutlon of sec
ing the usual vaudeville performance may
be disappointed. but thus for tho names of
those expected to appear have not been
withdrawn from the programme. it was
announced that only foreign nobleman
would be invited to not as ushers. but the
supply wan found to be short. and native
New Yorkers had to be called in to assist.
This. however. her not disturbed the
equanimity of the members of the enter-
tainment committee.
hfiss llelen (iould’s lcttcr burr. though.
and they intend to make changes. oven if
libeonly the substitution of "tableaux
vlvant" for "living pictures." in the
meantime Herr Kilanyi, with soonnnlt—
tee of artists. is busy assisting in arrang-
ing poses As yet. it is said, Miss Julia
Grant. airs. Edwin Gould, Miss Falconer
and Miss Pryor and others have not been
assigned to represent pictures. They will
be. though. in time, and they will help to
add to the bouquet of beauties who will
sppcar. Hrs. Edwin Gould. howaver. may
not pose if the variety feature is retained.
Miss Winnie Davis. daughter of the isle
president oi the Confederacy. has been in-
viisd to participate In the tableaux vi-
rants. She will not accept the invitation.
however. as she promised her father short-
ly before his death that aha would nova
appear in tableaux in public.
Issue Aider-sn In Jail.
mm!“ Nara. Hay ii.--liam, Cats
and Kimball. «doorman of navel-bill.
whowsrsaonvlstsnllcndayofaesspti
hri morongbttothisel anticom-
thshonss .wbsrs
mism'natsnsam
hspnsatwsrnmahlas
,- la Mam is ‘
, murmurs. liar li.-'l‘ha B
garment has notified the Gram ‘
llders. that the gunboat contracted for
to be used on the river Santa. to Cuba.
will not he needed. as the alien rebellion
h practically at an end. This is due to re-
ports made by General Campos. command-
sr-in-chief of the Spanish forces in Cuba.
thattno further shipments or materials of
war need be sent him.
The auuhost was to have been of the
latest deal n of swift and small craft. sult-
ahle for navigating the shallow water of
the Canto. Men is a main artery of corn-
munlcntio‘n to the interior of Cuba. She
was to be capable of transporting 400
troops lulnud. 120 tons burden and to
draw not more than four feet of water.
Wasutxorou, May ll.--Mlnlster llupny
do Lomc of Spain trays the Tampa story as
to n bloody battle in which 1,000 or more
Brlnnish troops were slaughtered in abound.
He does not regard a denial necessary, but
he expresses surprise that the public
should b niislori into crediting a trugody
which, l min. Wilultl ho of such ritagnl~
tude us to be known by the whole world.
The minister points out that such a grunt
engagement would not have escaped the
attention of the American correspondents
on the ground.
He says the reports of telegraphic wires
bclng out are untrue. The wires are in
full use. and there is no restriction on
communicating lull information to the
outside world. The Spanish government
knows of no such bottle. nor has ward of
it reached the minister, as ho said would
be the case if such grout engagement had
occurred. Sonar ilupuy do home says
my other then stunil srrsltcl‘od bonds who
are carrying on n guerrilla or swamp war-
furo.
THE OLNEYVILLE STRIKE.
'l’he Locked Ont “‘orknwn Have Combined
in light It Ilut.
()LNt:\‘\'tLI.E. R. L, May ii.—-The dis-
trict council of the strikers mot and up-
prowd the plum of concentrating all the
strikers under one council, All money col-
lcctcd will bu apportioned among the strik‘
ers of truth mill. but tho Atlnntlc mill
strlhoru will rocclvn union old, as their
strike in the only authorized one. Those
strikers will ulso not. their proportionate
share of the contributions. nnd they will
use it to help support the nonunion oporu-
tives.
Today 20 collectors will leave for vari-
ous cities. going In the order of New lied-
iord. Fall liiver. lAlWronno, Fitehhurg and
Boston. in Boston (Tlmirmrtn Willium J.
Walsh and one member of the executive
cornurittco will visit the irsbor union hall
on lx'uceland street and afterward go to
every union and present the muse of the
strikers.
The trouncil voted to assist motives
and their families in icuvlng Ulnoyvllle t...
places elsewhure nro sci-mod. A letter was
recolved from n hinssncbnsnttu manufac—
tun-r orb-ring si apiece to the strike fund
for every operative sour. him. He is a
Worsted ruahur. nnd his offer was accepted.
HYPNOTIZED BY SWINDLERS
Ir. Whipple cl Realms. Mm, Thiuhwm In
“'lsy Bo l’nrtml \Vllls 010.000.
Wsrrzuvruur, Mo- hlny H.—lt wns
learned here that iienrsn Whipple of Solon.
n wonltby lttmbormnn and prcsirleut of
tho hioorcln-ml .Vuvlgution company, was
swimllmi out of 510,000 by t-onlitlonrc men
on l‘ridny lost through the purchases»! a
bogus gold mine.
Mr. Whipple rJnimu thut ho mu remem-
lior wry “fill: of “but prism ti built!» it him
and tho swiurllers and thinks he was hyp~
notlred. ll.- reuiombors curt-ring into llu~
gotintlous for tho purchzisc of the mine,
which wrw cold to ho lnr‘ulutl in 'l'nxrss.
Samples of ore vvorc lirl"tliltcd rind owlycd,
presunuiltly by a l‘tliilf‘fll mtr- introtlncrd
for tho purpose. (in living convinced of
the gl‘lllllilt'nusn of tho rnrtul Mr. Whipple
tolophonod to >kmvhcgun for-trolls. which
worn rush-"l by \l’ritcrvrliu bunks. Nibao-
quout invostlmrtionn rovuilctl the Lana of
the glguntic swindle.
“'rannmnitor lllrcri :‘HI'II Help.
l’rttr,.\nr~;r.rrrr.\. .\loy ll.——in tho l'ultcd
Slums districtrourt District Attorney ing-
hum brought suit on lwiuilt‘ of tho United
Stuttm to I'llI'Ith'l’ 51.000 rmnulty from the
firm of John Wrinmnnkor for on alleged
violation of the f'lllltl'llt‘l lnbor luvs. The
proucvdiug is upon complaint of Edward
J. llrooks. who sold bo sow un advertise-
ment in The Daily 'l‘clcgruph in London,
and cngrsgcd with on rigour of the firm for
a position as clerk for tho intter in this
city. liroolrs any-t that after Working born
a your and bnvlug bin pnssogc money do-
ducted from his worms ho was discharged.
“Walked Prom lineman Ayn. I. fit. Louis.
51'. Loris, .‘doy li.—-.\ntonlu lieln and
Louis lindenlr-lr. notlvos of liunuary, who
left iinonon Ayrcs, capital of the Argon-
tinc Republic, on Aug. 7, 180:, and who
have tramps-l the outiro distance. arrived
here. ’i‘hoir diminution in Chicago. which
plan. they hope to vouch by June 3 next.
Since leaving their stunting place lloin
and iludonlt-h huvc wulircd lit-mi miles
through the wildest portions of South and
Central America.
[toy Dying From n Ills-Ir.
Nicw Yourt. .\iny lvi.—.loirn lktltcrty, an
ll-yursr-olrl schoolboy. living at “£19 Emit
Thirty-seventh street. is dying in lioilcvuo
hospital from the effort of a kick be re-
cclved in the abdomen on April :33 last.
Doberty bad aquarrnl with Junior lilckoy.
a schoolmntc of the sonic ago. about is
game of baseball. and In the light which
followed Hickey lair-lied him in the abdo-
men, inflicting intornnl injuries.
lladn ;;‘..“......'...;;“...;. m...
OTTL'MWA. la. May ll.-—-llliiy Sunday.
formerly a favorite lasagna linseball play-
er. held two marvelous meetings here. in
the men's morning noon" weeping at
one time. A number of prominent men
and women promised to lead better lives
as a result of Evangelist Sunday's work.
stilt-o wot. a untrue Ilall.
lions. (in. May ls.--r‘rank liathcy and
George Daniels. ncgmes. became inrolved
in a quarrel at Robinson's bar over a
game of billiards. limilois suddenly threw
a billiard boll at Britney, ntriltlng him
over the heart and killing him instantly.
Japan (liven lip Han-Tong.
Br. Prrsrrsucuo. May li.-~Thc (.lhinese
III lsgatlon here has been informed cuss the
convention for lists the indemnity to
Japan lashes rslt a shin-noel the Line.
Tmmm its shortly signed at
importantfl'l‘cstimouy in the Big
Toronto Murder Case.
ills. HYAMS WAS NOT RECALLBD.
She Was ‘l'oo ill to Testify After Due Ila-o
of Cross Examination~beblnra Threaten-
ed to list- Trouhlo About Willie Welia'
Death—A Ilgnllleant Telegram.
Touorrro. May li.-—-The crown moved
nlong from motive to method in the trial
of the liynms brothers. charged with the
murder of Willie Wells, and brought tor-
wnrrl much new testimony. which will be
very useful to Mr. Welirnnn and his asso-
ciatcs in the defense of the Ainericnns.
lt‘wus shown that when Wells had been
dead and buried for a your some men to
whom the liyarns twins hnd lcut large
sums of money. and whom they were press-
ing for payment, threatened to cause trouv
bio over the death of Wells unless the
Americans ceased to press tholrjust claims.
It scents now that the crown will ut-
tempt to show that Wells was killed on
the ground lloor of thc wnrebouso with an
as or similar weapon and then curried in-
to the basement. where his bond was
I crushed by the elevator weight to‘nmko
i the occurrence uppr'ur nt-t-lriontnl. This
" view of tho (.1le) is [used in port on the
foot that some pricking cases on the ground
_ floor were stained with blood.
Anticipating the line of attack. the do
fenso proved that Expressniuu Jrrsuph For,
after he saw Wella' body in the basement,
mom can be no bullion. M "mm is ”0 one l carried the blood stnlucd coat of the dead
mun up stairs and [ilfll'fld it upon the puck;
lug case in question.
Mrs. Hynma Too III to Appear.
Mrs. Hurry “yarns, whosc nppcurnuce
against her husband and subsequent col-
larme in the William stunt] Wore detailed
in the pilpul’rl. wrist too ill to npponr for
cross exntninrttion. being still prostrnted
by the ordeal to which she was subjected
by the crown.
l'rlnb Jones, an uncle of Willie Wells.
was the llrst witness of .irnportuncc. it
was from this man. who livers in Picker.
ing, this courtly, thnt Willie Wells intend-
ed to buy a lnrrn on the tiny of his death.
The crown alleges that Hurry liynrns
had promised to give Wulls Moon (in that
day and to go with him to Pickering. and
that ilyurns. knowing Willio Wells would
not live to sue the sun set on this Monday,
telegraphed to Jones postponing the visit.
The twins. according to the crown. did
not do things by halve-t. Thus they telc~
graphed to Jones that Willie could not
come. apparently u very dungeruus pro-
ceeding for men who had planned a mur-
der. and one which does not accord well
with the \vomit-riul ingenuity with which
thou-own credits the prisoners on other
(missions. Jones got this “reassign on Jan.
10:
"Cannot come rill tomorrow afternoon.
Will wire when soming, WILLrE. "
That was six days bolero the death of
Wells. The money was to have been paid
on the tiny this telt’grurn was sent. 011
Jun. H be got. ntclegrnm. Innklug an up-
polntmcnt for Jan. in, signed "Willie,"
but in plnco of Willie some n telegram
from Brother in-lnw Aylostvorth. telling
that Wells lmd bot-u killed. Notv. Wells
was killed on Monday, and on the evening
previous the crown alleges that Mrs. Hob
ry liyums guvo is telcgmm to her husband
to in! sent to JUDI‘S. telling him Willie
Would go to Pickering on the following
tiny. which would save the exporter-of role.
graphing. Jorios did not gr i this felo-
gram or any rntu.
All llxprs-mmnn’s Testimony.
Joseph box, up oxprrsqnunfi who l'L‘ili'llOfl
tho warreitottw just oftrr “all; dumb and
found lltu twins there, “no thou (illll‘tl.
lie wont to tho WHTI-lllllu'w‘ on tho lllly oi
tiu'trzigmiy. it was about. ltto't‘lm k. iiotit
firiurri worn ltmkotl. .\.~’ he turned mvny
Hurry Hymns culled from tho lliriltld unti
ndnnrrod bun. liynrns' bonds ivorc torn
null Herding.
"ill-litr’“ suit] Fox
Willi )‘rrtl' '
"Uh." rim witru as mys llyhrna rcplir-d,
"tvu'vo hurl n torriblo nut-idotit. “lilio's
killml, "
"llotvw For unit-ll.
“lio was doing smoothing with tho ole.
vutor. and the weight broko loose and full
on him. "
llurry told For that his brothor Dullmr
irnd {muted win rs be 58W Wells. and that
ho lintl boon cont homo in u call. He also
unitim illlil this is one of tho r town's frivor~
ltopolnts -— lbnt ilullus llllll Wiillo hurl
been doing antunibmg with tho elevator.
when the weight brolm lUliMl und cruyahcd
Wells. b'ox Wuultl not swear positively to
this.
That Murder of n Mule Senator.
Jun-"runny Cm. Mo. Mny li.——The
killing of Sormtor l'etcr ll. Morrluscy by
n dinnolute wunmn. his mistress. created a
profound nonsntlon unmng the ucnntors
who are born. The quuntlon at once urine.
What effect will it have in the senate? it
hooves the llcrnmmtu with only in sums.
tors-JIM enough to [insert bill if all of
them are in their writs. 'l‘cn dnys‘ notice
of rt apmrini election must be given. so
that it lmllllli impossible that his successor
could bottled“ in time to take his scat
this session.
" ant's wrong
"nonbi- In the Transvaal.
Loxtmv. .‘lny l'lm-A dispatch to The
’i‘lmoe from Pretoria. capital of the Trans-
vnnl, says that n grout nutivs war in im-
minent in Zoutpnnsborg. Magnto. the
paramount chief. hnu dismlssori the 'l'rnns~
vnal government eontmlaslon from the
country. The Mantatcse trllics arc moss-
lng or. their different strongholds. They
are itl'tirrtri with modern rillttll. Their am~
ambition is obtained from tho Portu-
guese. flour-ml Joubort will order is com-
marrd of 20.000 whites nuduatlvss, and
the campaign owns irnurcdlntol y.
Court Adjourns l‘or Lack of Funds.
Brurrrnernu. May ll.—-Uwing to lack of
funds. the May term of tho United States
court. which rose to have been held here
this-week. will concerto today and take an
immeriiute adjournment until Hoptembnr.
'l‘birr course will necessitate the discharge
of all the United hiatus prisoners awaiting
the court in jail.
or. llico Will Not. firm.
Nrrw Yours. May li.»~l~locrctury Fel-
lowca of tho lloncy island .loohey club an-
nounced the following withdrawals from
the Hulmrbnu lrumlicap: llr. llioa Fusi-
laar and llnliowuy. Dr. liloc in one of the
favorites for llm llrooltiyn handicap. which
will be run at liravosoutl on li'srlnssday of
this melt.
neutrinos. tiny it.-'l'bs improve
_ lltsss ‘thslaws‘ss,
most in sear-raw Greats-sis modules
l ,
'awhathappanstoa
Cold in the flea
when one takes a few doses of
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inists' liatcrials.
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l. H. IiEilKEli,
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Washington it. So. iiorvall. ct.
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. s lira street. Telephone call. ll.
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