mount!»
mum
*den'ttsnpyos waiting two weeks.
Main lorwsik.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman d: Bennett’s celebrated line, of Ten and
Dick b both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
,2? For the India Our display of ladies‘ Oxfords. in Russia, Kid and Patent
m alordn an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
W are Iowa than than shamed elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
0‘ crunch will msiaoe you that our styles and shades are up to data, also that
”by. the“ lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
OLSEN BROS,
_3 sum: scams.
9
Marketing“
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" Piilfllill Mill CIGARETTES."
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'0‘. Benn in plain three-ply. wire bound or cotton covered, per foot,
as. Wop-aura every footofiiiis hose. and cut any length from 1 foot
VOW“ Ion Gasoline Stores than all the houses in this town combin-
d, blesses we have the “(laminar-tile best.
'0 “Puck‘s!“ for Chill.
“anew 141p Chair Swing. 3150.
“and“. Duo 1: Co.’s flee Boa Boos. 1 lb. boxes, 90c; l lb. boxes. 10c.
Humming Patterns. lfic. We carry the stock, 4,000 patterns. and
_ tumours BARGAIN HllllSES.
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OLSEN BROS'
4‘ same nouns
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} llllllWli'S $3.00 Sill]
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But one in which the
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EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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w
TO THE BIOYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it 2
eat. most useful and dressiest article in the market,
Ml Infill PLATES in Storlln
anus add on our wh
r0” he‘gnsgnehedfltziany gheel ever made.
El SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, iEWElEil,
not no non. man. can,
to Have Been indicted.
In. VAOHBROII was. . matron
It. (in-spleen lakes an Baplnnntlnn nl
Ills Connection With the lee Catlin.
’ Slaw-closing lbysnt Albany Bring Out
law lnflslntinn.
ALBANY. May iii—it was stated by Sea.
ntor Culley of Kings that two indictments
have been issued against Assemblyman
Campbell at Kings and richnepliln of Erie
in connection with Mr. Campbell's ice
bill by the grand jury of Albany county.
and that warrants are out for their arrest.
This is the same matter which the Yach-
eron indictment applies to.
Both members were in their seats yes-
terday afternoon. Mr. Campbell said: "i
know absolutely nothing about the affair.
Personally i am entirely innocent of brib—
cry or any attempt to bribe meillllfll's. and
my only concoction with the scandal is in
the introduction of a bill which appears to
have been the underlying cause it isa
good bill, and 1 have sanguine hopes of
its being reported by the committoo on
rules and passed. I have heard of no in-
dictment against mo."
Assemblyman Schoopflin said: "i can't
conceive how such a statement could be
mado. I am not on the committee. and 1
do not associate with Mr. Vachoron. I
had no connection with the bill whatevea
The thing is preposterous."
Mr.“ Campbell Explains.
The latest feature in tho bribery story
was enacted in the house when the intro-
duwr of the loo bill. Mr. Campbell, sent
to the desk the following statement: "It
has boon said in tho press that the friends
of tho lutroducor of a certain bill. mean-
ing my friends, agreed to kill the bill for
83.000.
”This is absolutely and unqualiflodly
untrue. The only friends I recognize in
legislative matters arc the people I repre-
sent. 1 deny that l or any friend of mine
ever made any such roprosonlnllons. The
bill was introduced in good faith and was
strongly advocated by the Albany Clylc
league. in \l‘liorlu behalf Dr. W. (l. Stillman
appeared before the columlttoo. showing
by ailldavlls tho impurities in tho ice in
the section indicated by said bill and tho
dangcrs to which people were oxposcd who
used Ibo loo out in such localities. There
were also pro-cutod bIIforo the committed
resolutions adopted by tho Albany Mod-
inhl association showing that led out near
the outlets of sewers was impure. unfit for
domestlu purposes and dctrluwntal to pub-
lic health.
“As a large amount of the loo out in
the upper liudson is used in the city of
Brooklyn, 1 advrmtod tho bill. «looming it
to tho best interests of my constituents to
do so.
"I was unawaro at the time of the in-
troduction of the bill that tho area cm’orod
was so great, and upon being informed
that tho lmpuro ice was caused by therew-
agc from Albany and Troy 1 amoudod it
so as to cover those points. There still bo-
inn objections. l oils-red to further mound
it by having the hill cover those parts of
the river noargtho outlets of sewers. but.
thorn not being a quorum of the commit-
too present, nothing was done in tho mat-
tor.
"l introduood and advocated tho bill In
tho assomhly and boioro tho unumlttoo lo
the host of my ability. and am sutlsflrd
from lily-inqulrlos that tho bill. if rvport-
cd from the oommlltoo, would haw bo-
ilulllu a law."
Mr, (lullor correLboralod lhosfafulm-nt
of Ilir. Cumpboll rulativo to the bill. (if
tho i‘lmrgos against n-rtnlu members umdu
in tho publio prose ho know nbsolutoly
nothing. Mr, (‘ampboll'o elatonwut was
ordered to ho sproad on the journal.
Vac-boron to Surromlrr.
Assomblymau Yul-homo will surromlor
Miller” in llw Albany pollm on tho lilllll7t<
mom found against him by the Albany
rouuly grand Jury on tho rimruo of brib-
err. llowlll bu iloil'iillml by Allinililllylllflll
John ll. Slathrold. Senator (.‘hildnof tho
First district will no on his bail bond.
’l‘ho liortou nullspurring bill was klllod
in tho sonata nil aVolo for l'ilcnlifililul‘llblull.
thovolo standing: Yeas. ii; uays. 1.3.
'l'hc ooutrm‘u-rsy botwuou tho llopubllrau
factions of Syruoum was aired in tho son-
ato when Mr. (3. l‘. Uolo'a bill amending
the (honor of Syraomo mllod forth a long
spool-h in opposition by ricnnlor Stnplotou.
Tho bill was passed.
Honator loxuw lllll not scorn to be sut~
llflcd that there in no chance for polloo re.
organization. for in tho acnalo he moved
to lallo from tho tabla tho motion to ro~
connider tho role by which tho il'flrndy
polioo rimriranlrntlou bill was loud. it was
carrlod. The question was then on the
motion to rovonaidor. and that resulted in
lilo—«yuan, Iii; nayn, lli, .\ir. Sexton said
that ho was of tho opinion that the bill
was lost. as 1? voter woru necessary to car-
ry the motion according to all prooodonts.
lie tboroforc declared it loot. and the bill
In finally doade
At midnight tho Nixon capitol appro-
. priatlon biilwaeadvancml to third reading
1 by unanimous consent, and was passod
( after more dchato on tho oontraot feature
of the bill by a voto of yous. 22; boys. il.
l (in motion of Hvtlator (Juggmbnii tho
drafted men‘s bill was rostorod to itsorigi-
uni form. and it was put on its final pas-
‘ lino and lost. The waste then adjourned.
The homo [lewd Mr. lirueh'n bill for
the protection of domestic servants and
unployeos where a resolver has berm ap-
pointod of a oopartncrship interest. Hon;
ntor Ohlide’ bill oouiorrlng additional pow»
are upon trust companies within collntlos
containing 130.000 and loss than 600.000
was lost-uyess. ill; nay», bli. A motion to
«consider was tabled. Mr. Alia-worth scat
up the amendments to the supplemental
supply bill agreed upon in conference. and
they wore adopted. and the bill was passmi.
’i'bn liainos ballot bill was received from
hereunto with the amendments of the
conference calamities. The bill was mused;
also Senator Parsons' Rochester park bill.
Governor Mortmn has certified turbo hm
all: f be moo i th
thereby “23“??ng :W‘mmfiwolr‘mn withoutownl:
in. for the three days to expire. This is
the first certification of the kind cm sent
to the legislature. it is to prevent anilin-
iay in adjournment beyond i o'clock today.
General increase Invested.
momgng’mugm 10 per cent
ieoom
has when talk in eta-slamming;
and it isbslisnliiwiil lures sslmllsr
increase in a. mat aims all our the
entry.
meta-unanimous
' 3%": W
Manon. May ill.-llmnor has it that
there is a little rlit within the late on
which hirrllwynr and Mr. Crates have
lately been playing their English racina
pastoral. At any rate during the last few
days the two strings of horses have been
doing their work apart-«me on the race
course side and the other on the Bury side.
while Simian has been trying to emulate
Sir Boyle lloobc's bird and be in two places
at the same time.
Meanwhile lion Alonzo has broken
down. Harry Rood has been turned out of
training and Stonoaull has passed out oi
Mr. llwyor's powoision into lhat of an
English owm-r and will hurcaftor be trained
by F. Barrett at Fludon.
“blind is b'uloldn I; the Woods.
Annulment. N. Y.. May ill—llcnry
lloughtou, who works the farm of vaho
las .l. Grail. near (lranovlllo, three miles
from this oily. made a glmstly find. lie
discovered in a plum of woods on tho farm
tho dead body at an unknown man appar-
ently about fill yours of ago. The man had
blown his brains out with a shotgun which
lay by his sldo.
The Linda-n Benched.
l’nli'l‘ lll'lzox. Mloh.. May lil.—'l‘hc
steamer Limit-ii lwwmo umminagoablo
during tho gab» and was lwuubcd nour
born. The crew wurc rum and by life savers.
The Lindon basou board 1,:l0li tons of cop-
per, valued at $250,000. lt fan now stonin—
or and is valued at 075,000. 8110 was
fully insured.
Mgr. .lgllardl Recalled.
LONDON. May ill—'l'hc Standard prints
a ernnn dispatch announolugthat lluron
Bandy. tho Hungarian prmnlor, rooclvcd
information that Mgr. Agllardl had boon
recalled. The luforumtlou was oulll‘oyod
to the premier by llvrr .lusiko. Hungarian
mluletor a latorc, who arrived of Budapest
from Vienna. *
The Big; Slim-r ('onfi-ri-nrr.
SALT bani; May [Pu—Salt Luke was
gaylyllon-omhd in honor of tho opoulnguf
tho silvor wuforouoo. Hw-rywhol'u lloutud
flags. bunting and iron millage emblems.
'l‘llo first carriage in tho big prucmsllm
t'omuinc d Ibo mn‘i'rlmrs ul l'tah. Montana
and ldahu. V'lth onliovcrnor Prluoo of
New Maxim-u. ‘
“Ten people. out of a dozen are ima-
lids." says a recent neiical eutbnrltv.
At. least eight out of these too, it is safe
ti) allow. are suffering from Iome blood-
disease which a persistent use of Ayvr's
Samparilia would be sure to cure. Then
don't be an invalid:
SPRING [FANCIEST
Fashionable lilouse Ihnlicoa «Six l’nrda For
n skirt.
Any nun [lllhfil'fislllil plume: of lm u‘mlo in
bright i‘llllll'rl mu mukou smart lost for
plain bmlin-e by Working up llw dvslgn in
pl‘ilrbt. jut. or gold lwuds. 'l'rurorlos may
be added of gold lbroml. A prolly stylo for
row-rs is in out out plain olulh. who: or
smiu in sumo improved ill'>ll:ll——i| foul-y
work shop would do ibis—null to lay it
(nor a bright. mlur. it is dollghlful Work
and ourlc'hos a lullvl. lo admiral inn. lI‘nr
wry your“: illf‘ln' dross fr u‘ks hun- baby
[mi alm'vim‘ liml up with Izlrlugs uf [wax-ls.
lll"lll-l ur lluwvl‘i, us lbw «reunion and um-
li‘l‘lllllll‘lllliflll. lll‘l'll‘lll'hiil‘l'll-I\‘-‘f‘nllllfllll‘ll
in llll' knu- in tho skirt, lla- “.1152 lino lli!
lug brukru by lllll‘lIllll bum”
lllIIll-w lonllrm‘urv;i~ furblullnhl-n'l.‘ l‘ll'l‘.
but :m- lvu r-lmpb- lbuu lhvy \\’vl'l'. brim:
ll~uolly rnlsau-wl lw I'llvlunm. lIl'I'll'llI‘i and
ruliu'nllli-z-ml or 1'!“ nu: )‘IIli--.l:.1llIII-nIIr
gulpurr. ’l‘hl- bulb-m i1l'l‘\\'I‘l'll lnr our)“
AFTERM KIN 'l‘llllJ'. l'.
ncvimlou and form a porliou of homo,
strand and rm-ptlon lolh-ls, llnm- lillf‘llfll'll
for formal purposes lw'lmr. of mar-co. mnro
vlaborulo than lluI Iiill'sl “want for ordinary
“MI. \l‘bllo tlu-y arr all some or ll'eil lull in
from. tho bark bi often illml photo in tho
flmlro.
'l’ho brluhl larlou silks m iasblnuoblo in
Paris Junk al prom-Ill. aro now out on tho
blah, tho plaids lac-lot: malvhvd at lbw swam»
in form polufn.
Hopurmo walnut uri- worn with an oulll‘w
ly illlli‘l’l‘lil ukirl or with uuouf u. doopi-r
nlwh- of tho Iowan (Inlur.
Fashion I'oulllmm hub-mam! that tho.
skirt lm lmuwuse-ly whio urnmui llw lwm.
Fix yard» bi now lluI usual i-lnIumf-IMHm,
but lbu Klil‘llll‘lll, win-n eklliiully i'lil.
takoe loos malarial llum oqu-nuld hollow.
'i‘ho idiom-um gown of which an lllus
tratiou in ulwu in mmio of plum tal’fola
"rimuu-lmn." it baa a mulvt skirt trlm~
mod around tho foot with a smut flouaoo
of him-k lfii‘n, flu-found al lllll't'l'lllil by
knots of willow prom satin ribbon. Tho
blomw bodlvo is of slripod lath-la and hue
nbortba of Mark lavo. llrololhm of urwn
ribbon. lll'itllllllflil at tho voilar. pass down
the from undul- llloholt and fall on lho
skirt in long oude. 'i‘bo collar and f‘l'ilWll
nrouf ill-ooh sulfa. 'i‘bo balloon Ili‘l‘t’im
have llt'i'll vuffn with appllmllons of black
lnoo. Knots of rim-n ml in nro at tho wrist
and elbow. .ll‘lm: (gunman.
Driven to it.
Mrs. ’l‘mnomlwl don‘t i‘d'i'llnlv it is that
mall llml so mm-h lib-muroiomu-h abrulal
buslnose as prize lighting.
Ilrolu-u iI'w-o lllll>~~l don't new tour We
kin hoip ll. lady. 'l'ho wumoli lHi’Nll‘l‘lllil
its man out of all tho pmfossbme. and ihoy
ain't wthiu also for lie tor do. ’l’hat'a the
only rennin i'm in it. My.-lltlllllfl7
finsetto.
' Oasof thehesisvldeoors malt Aym-
Minerals In article of exceptional
nullifiefsetiIsNhedmsad for b
Wssunmm. liar tom-Private m
tary Thurber was busy with a very lean
mail when a correspondent sailed on irlus
busy to be Interviewed. ‘ .
"No. l'ln not!" exclaimed Mr. Thurber.
"i just want to be interviewed. lwnat
to stop this nonsense of people who are
bloated with twins, triplets and quadrup~
lots writing to the president that they have
named their youngsters after his family
and asking for money. I have had in let
tors of that kind today. More dcnlod over.
and over again that story thud Mm) was
soot to the father of triploifl in iudlana.
but the story rooms to bo still bellowed. and
we are being doluuod with bound let-
torn from all over the country. No attenI
tlou will be paid to them."
And Mr. Thurber began vigorously to
tear up two score or more oplstlos annouoo
ing that the population of vermin states
was increasing by leaps and bound».
“That $500 story," continued the pri-
vate secretary, “has lod con man to an‘
nounoc that ho is tho father of quadrup-
iots. There are any quantity of twins and
triplets mentioned in these 4: letters. but
only one case of fours. The father has
selected three names from the president’s
family. but is a little at a loss to get the
fourth. as tho quodruplots are girls. ”
A ftur some llfll'alliislilll Mr. 'l‘hurbor road
aloud the loltor from tho man to whom
fours woro dealt. It ran as follows:
"To file Excellency. Grover Clevoland:
" DEM: Sin—J son by tho pnpors that you
just gave #590 to triplotn. We just had
four of a kind. 'l'hoy was all Igneous. We
linyo uamod throoor lhom II'ranoee, Ruth
and lfislhor. What shall we name tho oth-
er? Wu thought of naming hor Urovcrotta.
if this is satisfartory tuyou. We are in
pom- (-irmnustauros lo havo so many chil-
dren at once. Do you not think you could
rouwmbor us. as you did the triplets. as
wo have gono thom one boltor? Yours
with obedience, —— ———.”
No amount of urging would lnduco Mr.
'Phurbur to disclose the mum of tho writor
of this letter, nor Willilll bo onmmcnt on
tho nmnropriatonoss of the name suggested
for tho fourth "quoou. " (mo of tho other
lcltrrs (-ouraiuod this soulouoc. “Can you
holp us to kwlvnlli‘ liltlo Ilrovor from the
grave?" Lilllo (lruvor's father said ho
had born a llmnocrat all his life and could
get a uloo liltlo homo for $200.
O’BRIEN ON TRIAL.
The llunlm Floors-r Tolls “'hy lie Killed
Ills Pal. Kill W'luldlo.
PARIS. Moy lei—’l‘ho oxmuination of
Thonmq ll'llriou. the notorious Amorioan
buuko stouror. for tho murdor of llecd
Wulblull, I-r Kid Waddle. at tho Northern
railway station on March :37, was held
born.
lloth arowrll known in orimfnal annals,
tho murdorod man. \l‘addlo, having boon
known an a gold brh-k nwludlor. O‘Brien
is mid to have swindlod Amorh-ans out of
$Ill|illlllil of late yours and was Woll known
to tho London pnllvo. llu was oxlradifod
from London in lxlll and lukou to Amor~
loa, whom he was imprisomul. but. osoapod.
llo narrowly I'smpod lyuvblu;I at tho rall-
wuy station ull Ibo day ho shot \Vaddlo.
Waddle llngl-rod until April i. when he
died. .
()llrlon bus lualut'ilnod the utmost oool—
nose slur-e lilearrost. vau llli‘ magistrate
nSlillll him why ho klllod Wuddlo. he said:
“it was llCi‘f'firlilf'y that nuo of us should
dlsnppoar i know him to lm l'llllilllll' of
ovrryllilng. so 1 umdu a point of iii-ling
fir~t. lio got what lil'llnwhn‘ll " "ho priu‘
om-l' was mmlnilml lm- trial at tho uoxt
illusion of tho mul'l ul' ilaa‘lm ~' for tho lid-
partmoul of lllk' Solve.
HARRISON STARTS EAST.
"t‘ In (lulu;- iu lll|\'i‘ Iii-l I’urtruil l’aiulod
in how lurk.
l\lIl.\\.\I'wi.l~. May lI‘v.-—lII\'-l'ro~lllont
llurrimn ln nu hrs way in Now York my.
llv \"ih‘ um nmpuulml by bl—e lJl'lYillll sorro-
lary. Mr. ’l‘lblulh; his daughlvr. Mrs. Mm
Kw. linby Molina who lid-l grown if) he
qllliu a largo, w‘uio uuako buy now. and
Mary .\li~|\'I-«», born during .\lr, Harrison's
lllwl naturally!” for ; l'l'hlill'lll.
'l'hv o.\ profihloul will stop at .\IIw:u‘l:,
N. .l., today in rl-I'I-iw lllo \vw Join-my lllsl'
iorlml mriuly's modal, and thou go on m
Now York. Whvn- luI will Hilly for illmlli
two wooks at tho l’ilfb Avrnuo bulvl.
\l‘hllo in New \ork lil‘lli'l'lil Harrie-nu will
all for u portrait in l o painlml by l-laelumn
.iulmeun. 'l'lliqilx lliruilllu be hung, in tho
Wlllfu llllllilv'
’l‘bo lumromnu that flora-ml Harrison
has rolln-d lrom law prm-lll-o is llu'ul'rooti.
Ho will mulluuu in prartioo in tho hluhvr
vourta. but will not tuko rams that iuvulvo
addrormoa to yin-ion. nor will ho loavo Ibo
oily to onudurt lung null» llko tho one at
lllrhmond.
Bpnln "onion 3 Runmr‘.
.‘iiamuu. May iiiwllilluial aneuranmn
hM'u boon “iron to tho l'nlml Slalom au-
thoritioa that lho roummmh-r of tho Huan-
leh uualmm. which llrod on tho Allianoa
has not lwou promolod. on bail boon rllillllil
in tho Allwrban prime. within tho liiHi; day
or two. 'l‘ho uin'orumout Hutton that tho
lloulonont in vummand of tho nblp ban
boon dimnnbarkod an a mark of disapproval
of his not.
No (loin-rial Apaolln nuibreali.
l'ulmx. A, ’l‘.. May ill.—-'l‘lwro is no
fear of a amoral mubrouk of tho Apoohoe.
Hovoral simill bands of rouoxmbvn bavu left
tho Whit-I Mountain rosorwmon and are
traveling through tiu- lowur Hlorm Mmiron
9b tho way to llloxioo. 'l'roopu from Forte
ilunvim. Grant and Bayard may bo do-
pondod upon in round l-iloiu lip and drive
them book to tho n-oorl'aihm. .
relight Fish in an Arlonian Well.
Nuwnl'lm. N. Y.. May II'».-—-.\lr. ltoys.
whim of tho llonboa Damon-rat. naught.
four strung» flab in a nublormuoun stream
whirzh supplioe an artrslau woii near that
place lloaml a ooumanlon ilsliull with a
line one foot long through thoslx inch feed
pipe. Tho flah ayornmul a foot in longth.
weighed about a pound ouch and were to-
tally blind.
linhl iirantrd a May.
Jammy Cm'. May iii.—«f§tmIrn0r Warts
has umnlod a rn-prlove in tho euro of New
ry Kohl, the Newark murderer. who was
to lmro been cxcclltml today. The reprieve.
which will tormiuaionu Friday, May lit,
was granted aftor a rcmlclonoe between
the governor. l'rosmadcr l‘raao and Exe~
cutie» work For.
[lieutenant Mswm’ i‘owrt Martini.
wiemmnm. May mum reports:
the trial of Lieutenant Thomas Sierras.
executive union of the cruiser Yorktown.
has from received at the envy
imtsaant itineraries been , _ '
y m ’ jg one will
virili- mum lame-cm Is
and roinarksd that hewns probably too '
2 I
i Z
4' t
i r
d r
t l
‘ ’
i
. is preferable to oat E
i meal because that- ;
lot is rich in gluten. E
‘ Oatmeal is starchy. ‘;
4 ‘.
Many people cannot
I out oatmeal. Any. ,.
one can eat Whoatlet. I
TRY l'l'.
Sold in 2-”). lunrlzng-zall’
all leading (lime-Is.
FRANKLIN M'LLs c0»
mm, N1.
r. scanner.
55 80. Hill 81. 80. lllll'lll.
Practice Limited to DWomen
Ol‘lloe boars. liondays and Thursdays. I to
o. m. m
on: r." w; n mm
susstnn must.
Teeth Filled and Exfmotrrl without. pain.
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