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W. L. Douglas $3 & 54 Shoes
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give the best value for the none .
equal custar- lheaa in style and
wearing qualltlaa an aura eased.
are on ,... on ooh.
Pre- Sr to 9,; saved over otttrr matter.
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carom in lilililltii,
Office” Wall street: shop .‘c'o. ll Crms street.
Norwala. Estimates cheerfully given for
same or small buildings. Jobbing of eve -
description promptly llmmlml to. All our
guaranteed. in? tt
JANUARY 27. MM.
“INS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK M
millions:
lea New You. For New ham.
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PREBBYTERMN Anon. MuiLY.
W [apart-at Question [inhaled and
. settled.
Pifllltirw. Hay BlL-‘l‘he'morin cen-
ter" at N" York made itself felt in the
ennoaphare of the Presbyterian general
notably at l’ittsburn again. The winds
of debate had only just cicami the ecclesi-
astical sky of the cloud of a. ran. iii y control
of seminarians when another cloud from
New York iwmed up in sight. But it
was only a passion thunderhead and was
dissipated with only three pads of wind,
one of which was furnished by Elder Stair-
ry himself, acting as the mouthpiece of the
members of the New York preshytery del-
tlon.
Mlle question to the fore was the re elev-
tion of wrtain men who are connected
with the Union seminary to the position
of members of the board of heme missions.
Apparently there was considerable opposi-
tion. but it felled to develop enough cour-
age to stand up and be counted.
The responsibility and credit for the ac»
tion of the assembly in rejecting the pro-
posal of the New York delegates are leu-
erally given to Iiev. John Hall. file at-
tention was called to the report that the
Union men were to be turned down, and
he set about negativlng such proposals.
What promised to bring out opposition
was the erection of a building for the use
of mission boards in New York at a cost
of “.750. 000. ’But even the opposition of
Elder McDougal at: Cincinnati failed to
make itself effective. In other words, the
assembly. while overwhelmingly conserv-
ative, has refused to make itself the tool
of conservative extremists.
Most of the sessions of the day were de-
voted to the missionary and benevolent
interests of the denomination.
THRASHED LORD DOUGLAS.
Marquis of Queensberry “lacked Ilia Son's
Eye ln Piccadilly.
Losses, May 22. — Tho fashionable
promenade in Piccadilly was wall filled
with aristocratic spectators when the Mar-
quis of Queensberry met his son, Lord Al-
trad Douglas, near the corner of Bond
street. A few words were passed between
them, and then there was a brief but very
determined conflict. The police immedi-
ately separated the combatants and took
them both to the police station. Lord Ai-
frod's countenance was disllgurcd with a
black eye.
Neither the father nor the son preferred
a charge against the other. so they were
merely charged with disorderly conduct.
They will be arraigned in the Marlbor-
ough Street police court today. (in loav-
lng the police station Lord Alfred Douglas
Walked quickly to liegout street and took
refuge in the friendly shelter of a all).
Lord Douglas banged his father‘s head
with Jan umbrella during the fight and
loudly asked whether the Marquis of
Quecnsberry intended to "ease writing oli-
jecilonalile hitters to Lori'. Douglae' wife.
The iolice arriving upon the scene, Lord
Doug as excitedly rcxivated this accusation
of persecution, which he said had occurred
since he had gone on the bail bond of (is
car Wilde. 'l‘lio Marquis of Queensliorry re.
tortod:
"That's my son. 3')! fight him any—
where in the three kingdoms for £10,ooo. "
The police at first allowed the dispu-
tants to go, but the struggle was renewed
in another part of Piccadilly, and they
were arrested. it is repaired that Lord
Alfred Douglas liar" gone abroad.
BASEBALL.
NATlOSM. ermil‘l: (MAKES.
At Cleveland——
Cleveland ........ Ii Ii 1 Ii 1 i ll 0 ‘r‘—~lf:'
Brunl;lyu........ 0 U 0 i) U U U :1 ii— 1'
At St. Louis—-
St. Louis. ........ o o o o o o 0 1 e— 1
New York ....... l 2 ll l 0 i U U 0—“
At Cincinnati—-
Iinston ............ :i :i o u (i i ii... 7
Cincinnati ....... U 4 U 0 ii :3 l) U l—lU
At. Chicago—-
Chll‘ngil .......... o 0 ii 0 o 1 o 1 o— 2
l’lillmielpliin.... Ii :3 U .i i 3 0 ll
At Louisvllir—
I.ouisvlllo.........2i ‘J
liltlillmiri',......, 0 :3
At Pittsburg—
5 0 I U
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t—iii
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luneuom—s
0—7
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At Syracuse--
Syracuse ......... i ll 0 o 0
Wilkealmrra...:. 0 ”J 0 ii 0
At Toronto—-
Toronto .......... ii :2 n I) 0 0
Springfield ...... 0 l l l) U 0
At Rochester-—
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as.
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mit'hellitlr... :3 .4 (l o o :i 0 1
Scranton. :i 2 4 l 2 i) U :3
All Buffalo-—
Buffalo. ......... . 0 0 0 0 1
Providence ...... (i 2 0 0 0
0—10
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0—9
Kickapoo (‘ountry Fri“ or "Sonnets."
OKLAHOMA (luv, 0. '1‘.. May slit—Tho
Kickapoo country. which will be opened
to white aottionient Thursday noon, iii
full of “sooners,” and inoro are going
there every day. They are very bold in
their stand, and there can he no douiit
that the move of the“sooucrs"wiii be
practiced on all sides.
(late City's Fatal Fin.
Bunnsonau. Ala, May 22.—lt is now
hollered that the loss of life in the fire at
Gate City on Holiday will reach five per-
sons. Further search of tho delirie oi
Fant's boarding house disclosed more
charred bones.
Noted Woman Doctor Dead.
Chicano, May 2:5.-—I)r. Mary Harri.
Thompson, widely known to the medical
fraternity as the founder of the Chicago
Hospital For Women and Children. died
suddenly of cerebral hemorrhage
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
French troops in Madagascar are suffer.
ing from fever.
The treaty between Chile and Bolivar
has been ratified.
Frost has cut down corn. barley and
early flax in South Dakota.
Bismarck was presented with the free-
dom of till Polish towns on Baterday.
The funeral of Mrs. norm. sister of
President Dior, took place at Mexico city.
An organization of skilled employees of
the steel plants of Pittsburg has been
formed. ,
Sharia Kennedy tool: Hearty. the Aqnia
Creek train rubber. to the penitentiary at
Richmond. ~
'l'he property at the Atlantic Traction
mosey was sold to a Baltimore lynch
eats for 0150.000. I‘ll“. seal m
Wilmer!“ ship ‘
than on for its Bites on, my
mum litter M
om...
my ottssxfliiimtrav
The From Governor-sit Will (lira Kim I
can Trial.
Warmxo'mtt, May 28.-'i‘he French
gckunisnt. median to the demand of
the United States. has transferred themes
of cit-Consul John l. Waller to ordinary
vlvll jurisdiction. This notlo apparently
nulliiios the mutenro of .‘u y rs' confine.
ins-m imposed on Waller by a French hill-
l'iiry l‘illll‘b in Madagascar and lndlratn
oitiwr hie trial by the civil judiciary or
hi i ultimate robin-c iron! prison.
'l'h-i :ziattiir line now :Liioliwi n atom
where the lulled States government has
staple evidence on which to bore a claim
nt‘iiln-f the government of France. poiisl-
lily iuiolvlngtho imyuient of indemnity
BX-(‘i‘i‘nil‘L WALLIFIIL
for the tmitnu-n: amirdmi Waller and the
abrogation oi‘ the wnuisi’iiou obtained by
him of vainulilo rulilmr forest-i. Waller is
still in prison at hlarselllas, but may he
transferred to suiiiorlvll penal institution.
The evident-o in the cit-to received at the
state departim-ut i~. practically complete.
and it is llllilurnfiinxi to contain some l‘liifi-
(ir startlinu lasts that havi- not heretofore
lilil‘illiiil pulillo. Mr. Iildward 'l‘elfair Wot—
iorof ilooruln, who succeeded \l'iiller as
lTnited Mates ('lllmul at ’i'anmtavo. it has
Iii'i‘ll claimed. hid not put forth his liost
ellorts to mimid relief of iii-i government
to ill“§ll‘i‘rlfil’-li' timu of the l tine-i States.
It is shown ly the inirri-«pniiiivnu'o sent
to the stain ii ;.'|:'in.\‘lif. that ill“ I"ri:m'll
government an» Sil‘llli'liill‘i that the rub-
bi-r miirnsinu sworn-Ll liy \‘i'nlier from
tho Horus “his (liiiiilnli‘d fur tin: purple-m
of providing c niaiiiqr station for l'ulti-d
Slates naval tennis Nah nu 'ii‘l‘llrilliull
was openly Ililtiiii in Madagascar iiy par-
tisaih of tho Fl‘l‘lll'il.
Whether or Illil this be luf was actually
entertained ii}‘ iii“ Front ii authorities rau-
nnl lie learuol, int tho documents now
on file at lili'flllliiiili'llfll'fllii‘llb13851!" that
after the li‘rourh authorities had refused
to i uniii‘ui lizo l'ulii‘l‘riiliill of tho Home.
From ii iliin-ii-a mil; [Itialnuflfii-ili of the rub-
In'r ion-$15 transmrrud lo the «ix-consul.
and that Front-h \'t‘~>I‘IB have been taking
away great. quantities of the product to
the islands of Mauritius and iieurimn.
'l'lio i'le‘ii t'VNiilli is initiated on the son coast
in the Hillliltl'IlHI pan. of IIli' I‘llhllil of Mad
agasvar and awards many u-xudlent loca-
tions fora rivaling: stall-in.
THE YANKTON OPENING.
“amnion” “'o‘ro Not Diallirill‘ll In Their
elm-Ilprltlnn of the hand.
Ail‘liil‘il. H. l) . May 2'! “The cippiiluiz
(if the Yniilqt/in n srrvntiiui ,ve-drrlluy was
not characterized by tho formalin and
lllfii'illlilld lionvtnfiro iiituudiuiz the «pin
inn oi" vast bodies of Indian lands. The
fact that the ”Mii-Iii‘l‘d" wuro nv‘f lii'iivi‘ur
«d from groin; upon the land prior to the
hour when l:iufi.l slltluiuout could he
made rrziili-ri-il iiw w-ttiuuivnt of this rm
i nation :i we: of ties for all in mldiiii-u
to llinmi who had inlwu pussm-inu of
claims during the [1th i'mvvt'ivics oilii'i'
"siiiuiot‘s‘" illtll lawn quiivtly guintz upon
the nwurvnti ill (in ii! the prwviiiu» ‘,'i
hours. wiiiiu swim» mml (he luillr when
liin rcwriullou was declared lawfully
ulnwml
’l'mlay fizn izmvly . p. xii-d land is dolled
“iii the rilli'illill‘w' ni' liuiiimtriuh-N. lilliI
preliminary slop! tuwziril timi-uitivntiuu
.it' lands haw Ii"i‘I) (‘Hllillll‘iii‘l‘lL The (pen-
iiii; was wiihnut Il'llllll is «:f a Menu. in»
turn, and was without illn'riiiuli in this!
particular iim mud li‘lit‘ill' opening nf
imiinn IllIill‘i lint iiwi' luiik plan l' in tho
\Wst \Vlillii ilili tilillii i'l' iil' illillii'WIl'JiiI‘l'e-i
\vlin haw ia‘wu liliill cu ”in rowrmti on
i; vni'y L:t‘:it::‘_\'iu;r. l'ii- iiinuiiiiuilo of the
lfl‘i)“ d wan uni up In i‘Xl'l'l'IlIIiilIlfl.
'l'lm "Illivre' .‘s'triluu
l'l’l"! on 1:12. May 1‘": -'l'lm minors of
this distrirt arc making: a desperate light
in tho in: ii of their dew-at in their strike
{Li-011‘ rm Lpi't‘iuii. Tiiii «illirinh nurvmui-
ml In Willing out about Lilo-i umrotuvnou
tho i'li'iriim's branch of the l'nuliaudlu
railroad. ’i'hii lllilll'vi no illl‘ Wheeling di-
viidnii of the Baltimore and lililo railroad
are running in full, Illi\\'ii\'l'l'. and it is
generally (‘lllll'iiiiiili that. the strike is lost
“entry's Trial I'ut. tiff.
Puliiiiiaii-iim. Mni- i.‘.’.m'l'illi raw of
James ii. iluii'ry, who sliiil and ltillei
firm ioi Madge Yuriua Wm i‘lllll'li forlriui
iii the mum, of nyiir and lerminvr, but on
ltlllilli'liliull of ileutry'u t'ullnsnl, who
Il'l‘illlllil that ho had not, had sulllriout
lime to prepare the defense, the trial was
postponed until the June torui.
Tim Situation If I'mmlmntas.
I‘m Mim'mn, \'a. May 5!‘J.—Tfifi con-
ditions iil‘l‘l' are iiiii-hanizmi. l'rivule
ll‘lciils, Vllm was struck with a Mono yi-s
tiirdiiy iiiornliix. is not badly hurt, and
the noun: who Nil'ili k him has liven arrest.
ed. All the while miners who were arrest
,cd ham lawn I‘l‘li'ili‘lill.
llrltluli Healer helm-ii.
Mannie, Wash . May L“! —-'i‘ho strimiiirr
'I‘upoita liiili just arrived from tiltka. bring
hm iiiiwu that the revenue cutter iiiiriviu
Hui 'ml iliii ili'lilali piniilllll! lll'illliiili‘i‘ i‘llclliy
for violating the militia: lawn and brought
Ili'i" lute Hula. This is the iiut sol/Jim
this i-lillflilll.
lianlt (In-hi" M-lilrmad.
Mll.“‘.\l‘iii-§if. May But-minim ii. limit
ling. cashier of the defunct Heath Fido
having! hank. pleaded guilty to the
chorus of receiving money after he knew
the iiaiil: was insolvent. liowaii sentenced
to Waupun prison for five years.
llnnmm- litma by the Frost.
Niitfillii-‘fliit, May 22:.——'l‘he front in this
vicinity was the most llMirnvilwi on my
on]. The loss on garden produce, crops
and fruit cannot be estimated, but it is
large.
Horseshoe" llln into Politics.
Mimst'xiir, May tit—«At the sender:
of the international iicrsciiiioers’ min.
lien resolutions wore adopted favoring the
tree coinage of silver.
trans Von sum tread.
do uwuim. is , 't
vines. tum emu-ohms van semi
o Wouavaosnsosr. an a. on.
m—
? ’ summon Gowns.
velvetee- nae cedar-y not as. la
rinsed and Brad.
Corduroy, again very much M. “-
fertile large amount of near and looks
'Wii" to the end. it can be churned and
dyed Mar and over attain. For instance,
a corduroy that iii-gins by being cream onl-
urotl may be rimmed mm! or (Winn, thrill
fluid biscuit color. then brown and will
i in tk like a new gown lunch time if careful»
Iy adapted to the changing plumes of fash-
ion. The same may ilti said of velveteen.
which is very exteiisin-ly used for fash-
ionable dreams, capes and blouses. Quite
aebangu has taken place of late with re-
lpectto cotton hacked velvet». Thoyare
new worn by the smartest and best times-
od women in Paris and London.
The new stamped velvuistum nearer-1y be
moniiin‘ndml to those who have to study
economy, for the h‘lirlilll that the design,
being prmlucml by pressure, fitttlilllllid retal-
lyoffzu'od, which soon gives the velvet a
shabby Inuit.
All ovvr opvtiwnrk embroidery In initiate
and Illillltlfliik luminance of the prettiest
summer goo-m The [rumba are made up
“WINE“ (Hilly.
over a timed silk lining and it?!” trimmi-d
with rililinns to match and iam- «if an open
pattern. The skirt is eniiipamtlwiy plain,
having a lam Illillm'v and 'lll‘VH as adorn-
ment perhaps. but the limi'ii-o is draped
and pulled with great c-lalmrmrui-us, flow-
onus-rationallyvulrriuuinlotlu-gnrniilm'.
Agnwu of this .wrl war of (fl-t“) i'rmut
embroidery U'ti'f‘ lilun taffeta qul was ex-
ccediugly attractive.
Tllt' costume of \Vlill‘ll an illustration Is
given is of livii tuned l‘l'l'imii, sky fillll', and
white, The “Hill‘f. skirt is mlorrii-ilwifh
tivo ill‘l‘p points of rrru ixuipuri- in front,
fault-nod at ilintlip liyni'litill of golden
brown Vl-IVi'f. Tlil- filtlllxti lKNIll‘l' fill-i a
large yoki-lilto collar of (:uipun'. which
extends beyond the sluiuldrrs and linen
point failing to the waist in front. The
chuux, draped collar and belt are of Volvo-t,
the plain ingot hit‘l'Yi‘d living nf i'rvpvin.
Tho lyroml hat is of “ilili‘ straw, trimmed
with “lulu Mercury wing-i and large
bunches of bright yrilnw Hum-re.
.Il liii' ('iillI.I.I:T-
('re-elt ltiaurrw-tloin Threatens-d.
El'l'Al'LA. l T. May '.‘.’ ~lnsiirrnrtion
is "li’f‘llii ”ml in tiici i‘rm-lt nation over
mum-y said to have been illegally disposed
of by l'rmk oilin‘H The Indians are arui~
lag and t'ureriii-u to lilfll’i‘ll on iiiossu to
Okauiulgve, when: iliii tfrvok rouurii in in
session, and demand the ri-sttiratlou of the
money,
Rebekah .‘iesnulily.
S.\i:,\im.,\. May :3,--~’i'iie inlmknb
state assembly of New York held its sov-
ontll annual run-«ting lli‘f't‘). Iivsolutliine
Wore adopted requesting the sovereign
grand lodge in ropvul the law prrniitting
women “\‘l'l' in years of age not related
to Odd Fellows to ill‘l‘iilllo Iielaokahs.
'l‘lw i-.lhs' l'rm-r ('uuvrntltm.
Ill'l"i~'.\l.0, May 'J‘J.~---'i‘hu pemiri ronvon-
tion of the Mini ended, and afii-r an ex-
cursion to Niagara Falls today the dole
gates will leave llulfalo. The expectation
that the twu warring frictions wmild he
brought together by the conference has
only in a measure been fulfilled.
Rhoda l-iiaml Foresters Meal.
Pliili'iillfixi‘li, May 22. ~-’l‘ho grand court
of Foresters of lihode laiaiid moi, hero. ev-
ery court in the state holna ri-presented.
Among other business transacted it was
voted to lllliIUW it boil for tho mm of morn-
llol’ii of the order in every city of the state
having a hospital.
A l'rinea In New York.
Now Yoiut. May 22.-|’rince Francis
Joseph of iiattoiiiiiiriz. who Is said to he
the brother of Queen Victoria’s nonlin»
law, arrived at tho Everett House froma
journey around the world.
New i‘orit Mate league.
Aimsmmii. Y., May nit—The di-
rectors of the State League Baseball asso-
ciation hold a "mating here. The Albany
oluhwnsdroppod, and the Troy club with»
drew from the league.
It Will titration the lien.
"Minx. May lid—Jilin schooner liens,
reported sunk by collision while on a my.
age from Ht. ‘rnir to llaiii'air, had 85,000
lions of in lanes on board for if. I.
lart.
Dirt no liners or Ill-aha It?
In a discussion on a factory hill, one
member. according to a report in once!
the provincial papers, iirgmi its mmitnnce
on the house, in order to put a stop to the
milled of "shaving fortury boys to
death." Duringtim last ruiriiamont, Mr.
Gladstone liidiilirml iinoeveainu in some
genial liaritorlng of Loni liartiugton, and
the following amnion-d in mm of the pro-
vlni-lal ruinirte of tho six-orb: ”Pinch is the
modmdy of my iioliie friends that he
sham-i his head. lint i must insist upon
placing upon his hood the crown which he
is out it lml to wear." A reference to the ra-
pmt. [titllli“lii‘il in the London journal.
shown that Lord liariinuiiin did not above
his hand. but only sluiuh it.—-~anilllnl'l
Mame-inc.
new to also a Min.
an outstation. Yours in: .
R 9;.me M; 1:“ to their" W
m m r ‘
Ia when would Mm
‘ i
19 Main Street,
Nor walk.
Tristram
Dbfi'fl
i'upid Bani net Lamp,
Library [longing Minn,
Decorated able lamp, center draft, dome shade,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
iristram ”it": Norwalk, Bonn.
We are not content With our db
forts until we reach the top.
we have Fine
Ready Made Clothing
and now have|d~
dad a fine line of Custom la-
brics, from which we. can make
to manure the finest
Clothes and Suits. ill and $20:
Trousers. $5 in ii.
Satisfaction Guaranteed ii 110 Sale.
W. A. Milli” & 80.,
Sentinel Building,
South Norwaik.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
& Hyatt.
(live This Your Thoughtful Attention.
The earnest quality we have given to our advertising for the past four years or
since we started in business has left exaggeration far behind. What we write and
print you can afford to read. We and our public are equally interested in thisetore
It is easy tojaesert,but it is the doingmot the saying that counts in the long run.
HOUSEFURNISIIING DEPARTMENT.
Ladies wise in such things ear that we have the lamest and host displayed as.
sortment of housrfurnishing goods in town.
ingenious brains can devise to lighten the work in the kitchen are here at your ear.
vice. While all goods throughout the department, whether useful or ornamental,
are holding out such price hands of invitation to you as seem simply impossible.
Porcelain Onyx Banquet Lamp, center draft. ' '
Everything that cunning hands and
1.75
2%
250
8’15
We want to talk about our Pioneer Oil Heater. mammoth burner at 84%. Just
the thing for cool nights and monings.
liurner Oil i-itovr, cast iron tank. 39c.
A lamp and heater combined.
We have better Ohm if desired. Mexican
Grass Hammock. 55c; the White Mountain Ice Cream Freezer. 2 qts , $1 09. the
bent freezer on the market: 1 set Cups and Saucers, l «307., cups, 5 doz saucers, 890:
8 inch Dinner Plates. 77m datum? inch Breakfast Plain, 69c dozen; 6 inch Tea
I’latm. 57x: dozen; 5 inch Pie Plates. 45c dozen. ‘9
Remember our kitchen department is not in the basement but on the ground
floor under our cloak room and is thoroughly lighted by aevéu larva windows so
that customers can see what they are buying. .
Plillill
in the town.
afford to do otherwise.
86 Washington Street.
FIRE!
Ilave 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 ‘
in“;
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We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTH IERS,
- South Norwaik. Conn.
FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
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Owing to the tire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.
Jo.
i
Norwalk Chronicler