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too: see one tattoo coarse
We is Dr. kernel new.
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphine our other lamotio sub-
stance. It isahnrnlless substitute for
W Drops. 300W 8mm
Ind Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
nillions of Mothers. Castoria is the
Children’s Panacea-the Homer’s
blend.
CASTORIA
'l‘os- Infants and Children.
M
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
hving Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature of
lg on the M
wrapper.” W
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tact ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tn: Clemson Counter, 77 Murray 8L, N.Y.
mum 9h
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$3.1! sauce: sates.
secession.
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$3355 '
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omen. mean-flit. wear the.
W. 1.. Douglas $3 8: $4 Shoes
All our shoes are equally satisfactory
live the best value for the men: .
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They‘re: arggnltornspustsm on sets.
Fro-s St to $3 saved over other makes.
If your dealer cannot supply you We can. Sold by
J. Schaub & Son.
ii in
I. l. lies listen & Hartford till.
8. B. WILSON
CARPENTER an runner,
Office” Wall street: shop No. ii Cross street.
Nowell. ,Estimatea cheerfully given for
large or small buildings. Jobbing of every
description promptly attended to. All Wore
guaranteed.
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New, York University to Kaye‘s
$1,000,000 Building. ' '
9
ran Historic one University 1.. to u. r...
' on the lame rooting as Columbia Col. '
i
lama—Jay Gould Was a Personal Friend ’
of Chancellor Mencken.
New Your. May so.~lfoliowing close.
upon Seth Law’s nluaiflront offer of a’
$1,000,000 library building to Columbia!
college comes the announcement that thol
University of the City of New York will
be enriched by a similar or perhaps greater
gift. The announcement was made by
the building committee of the university,
and was to the effect that it had accepted
the «liter of a central building for library,
commencement bail and museum at Uni- ,
versityhelghts, with no conditions save
secrecy as to the name of the giver and -
that the btliidln in beauty and cost ne- 1
cord with the un' varsity plans. This on ‘
doubtedlymeans. a structure that will
cost at least $1,000,000. i
The conditions of the donation sealed‘
the lips of the university oiliclnls when-
asked for further details. There will of
course be a great amount of conjecture us
to the identity of the donor, lult one solu»
tion of the mystery suggested has many
elelnouts~of probability. It is that the
mysterious giver is no other than George
Gould, acting for' himself and the other
Gould heirs.
It will he remembered that the will of
the late .loyilould contained no public
betplests, and this was marveled at. Mr.
Gould was a worm personal friend of
Chancellor Mar-Cracker), head of the New
York university, and it was generally be-
lieved that the long neglected institution
would fare handsomely at ills hands. It
was, therefore, much to the surprise of}
many that it did not figure among the
beneficiaries of his will.
Perhaps Jay Gould Left It.
An explanation of the mystery was r
published 1i short time after Mr. Gould‘s
death on what seemed to be good author-
ity. It was deviated that the IlOi'BflSllil roii~
iionairo had by no means forgotten Mr.
lilacCruckon's institution, and that his
wishes, while not expressed in the will.
would be duly carried out. lie was said
to have intrustod the matter to George
Gould. who Would see that a handsome
sum of money was applied in such .,, man—
ner as Mr. Mnctlrackon desired. it was
further said that this gift might take the
form of a large preparatory school. with a
handsome endowment. 'l‘bis announce
ment, however. suggests that the money
may be otherwise utilized.
Leaving the wishes of his father out of
consideration. it would not astonisll some
of Mr. Gould's friends if he made the gift
of his own free will. lie has developed a
liking for giving thepubliosrrrprlscs, oblei‘
among these being his coup in buying the
Vigiluut and racing his a ny ltrto British
society.
Should the gift he really his. there is
little doubt that the fact will bemmu
known after the public has donongood
deal of guessing. Aside from tho (Gould
family the list of known friends of the
university who could atlurd to give“,-
000,i)00 buildings cannot be large.
Historic Old _l‘uiwrslly.
That the cost will total this amount is
curtain from file character of the build-
lugs already Oi'L-L‘liiil on the new till-J. It. 5
is only a your or so since the department
of art and iii'lr'llcn of the university re-
moved to Fordllnm lwlgilid. it lrzrsu largo i
plot on the crust of the hill at tho eastern ‘
side of the Harlem river and Illiiil‘l)’ uppov '
alto Fort George, Webb‘s fillipinllldor.‘
homo and academy is near by. The inter»
lien is to llrno ilm largo university rplad~
rullglo entirely surroulldml by buildings,
but only a low of tho largo porrnuncnt
struriures have yet lu‘iiil built, The class
icnl style of an lilli'i‘lilrll has lit‘i Ii suit-bro!
for all tho building-r. and a i‘l‘lill’illiillu
that will be adequate for its purposes and
impress its pro-ominerml nil the surround
lugs will cost at least. the sum normal.
The foundation of the New York not
versity dates llilvk to two, amt it “as due
to dissatisfaction over what was i'rrtlslllill"
ed the narrow loimb illli‘vl of (‘uiumbia
college, in which the llllliii’lit'ii of tllo_lipls~
cupnl i‘liill’l'li prc-doroilmlud.
The old university building on Wash-
ington square, torn down not many
months fign, Wits rrrm'l-ml lull \t'r‘rrll lit-iltilirl
1835, and was notable from the fact that
within its walls Morse invented the tale»
graph and Draper took the first photograph
of tire human far-o. A large ten story
business edition has lately been erected
on the site. end its tWo top "00” will still
be used by the university‘s schools of law
and pedagogy The gift aunonnvodwili
put theoid institution more mmriy on a
level with the loading American universi-
ties than it. has been in the pan.
Young tirifl’o In Jail.
Buoomxx. May lid-Young lirlflo, the
pugilist, was brought froln Philadelphia.
whcrohe was arrested. in Brooklyn and
looked up. lie will be arraigned before
Judge Moore in the court of sessions to-
day. The maximum rmlraliy for Young
Griilo's offense is 20 ymra' imprisonment.
General Minefield Not a ("sordid-to.
SAN ANTONIO. ’l'ex., May Emu—(lonerai
John M. Belroflold. to whom have been at
tributed presidential aspirations, denied,
emphatically to an ioterriewar that irel
had over entertained the subject for an in-
stunt.
TELEM‘GMRIAPHIC BRIEFS.
The Buffalo brass works at llepew, N.
it. were burned. Isms, .25,iiilii.
Treaties of pmrro and sculptures between
Chile and Bolivia have been signed.
Mrs. Carl Beolmv of Wright's Corners,
ft. Y.. committed suicide there by hang-
no
Ilugh MoCnlioeh, who was secretary at
the treasury under Presidents Lincoln and
Arthur. died at his home near Washington.
It is alleged that President Charles B.
Foot of the failed Commercial bank of
Olnoiuasti has overdravm his account
“0.0%. i
Alexander B. Williams, inspector of po-
lice of New York city. was retired by the
police commissioners under the so years'
service rules.
The Rev. Anna Shaw of Boston spoke
at the women’s congress in Ben Francisco
infamof having women on the police
totes of large cities.
'i‘bs iisv. W. is. Weathers was driving
hers Perkins. Is. to Guthrtndm two
“dumbest bin. unbound
and the mom: intervenes.
mummified.-
si.hstIIiaIss_ W
, yet posted his 35,00” forfeit.
I one of‘tho things that excited the vharrr
. relief of the widows and children of do
‘ ceased Baptist ministers.
mutton
deem to tie
ataxia-d.
Items. May thn'i’hs iistw oi honors
and dtstinetions widened to uriebratioa
of the queen's birthday includes the name
of Henry Irving. who has accepted a
knighthood This distinction has been
Knight“ ll
i‘,‘ ,
sir: rrizxm' im'lxrr.
granted on the personal recommendation
of Lord liusobory, the proposal being our-
diaiiy assented to by the gum)".
in a private letter written by Lord lione-
bory to Mr. lrving the prime minister ex.
pressed his great regret that. owing to the
conditions and restrictions surrounding
the tirdoroi‘ the limb. another knighthood
was the only riislltlrrliotl in his power to
tender the greatest bistrionio artist of our
time on the English stage.
No actor has over beiororocolvml title in
England, and tho our-on is so strongly
Wedded to pro» mlr‘nf it was feared she
might refuse bor- assent.
WILL PULL FITZ’S NOSE.
“'llrst (,‘orbrit Snya llo “‘ill Do if lioll lites-ha
(ms of the Fight.
New Your, May flit—it was all arrang‘
ed that Jim Corbett. Iiob l"li,ltllilllilulii§
and Circular Joe Yondlg shout . ave rs
"looting yesterday to discuss the pioposed
championship battle, of which illusport-
his public has already heard a great deal.
There was no discussion. llad l-‘itzslllh
mobs been there, however. a genuine old
fashioned rough and tumble encounter
might have resulted.
After he had waited for upward of three-
quurtors of an hour for the auburn haired
New Zealandor. Mr, ('oriwtt lost his fetu-
per aml told the crowd oi» sporting mou
assembled that if Fiustrnmons (ivclnred
the match oil he Would be very angry in»
deed.
"He has signed articles to light mo,“
exclaimed. Corbett. in very positive terms,
"and I am willing to fight him any place
on earth—«tire sooner the better. Not so
voryloug ago l’lt/slmnlons was quoted
as having said that be wuuld pull my
nose on sight. He denied having said
this. liut, no limiter, i want to authors
proposition to him right here. If he do
clnros the match oil. I ll pull his nose, and
I‘ll make good anything i say.”
Corbett and Iirrtriy worried cousivlvfilllly
over the Iili'I. that Fit/slittinolls has not
This was
plum and IUII him to make the throat.
quoted above.
INVESTIGATION CLOSED.
Gretel. Mrssa of litldoucc Taken l‘oncrrniug
the 'l‘rrntou M-uluirsla.
'i‘llrzxrlnI. May ::._—'i‘bo senate lliVi‘Sll-
gating ('olulolttoo hold its
the li'gixl'llilnl on Tue. lay, Julie i. will-ll
. . . i
the committee wtll submit a i‘t‘purt of its
work. together with the draft. of a number
of bills which will be rm-omllwnllml for
passage in (‘url'rr‘i ilw iillli‘l‘s‘ ntnl \lVlrrit’lr
garb r-s which have been discovered and
exposed through the investigation. From
trnw until the irghlatul'o moi-ht the «old
mitten will be wry busy prrrparlngr the re-
' ports and drawing the bills which will be
recommended.
The testimony taken before the rom-
tnitim illls over 'JIU printed pages, utill‘
lilo worl. of reviewing I'll-u will be no slllrrll
nmtter. \i'horbor til.» mmmiiieo will re
sumo its investigation or the iugiwiaturo
lost public,
“roofing pl-r \..-tl-o 1.: the l‘t"|~,~ir'llllillll(.’ of}
lrteaanttua'
.
Communion Wine Under Discus-
sion in General Assembly.
presume re ion: resume.
tire Church Commits Itself as a Body to
the Cause ox Prohibition—«Tits Debut. at
Pittsbnrg Seems to lie [lather not Bones-
tines.
Prrrsru'uo. hiay its. - lntemperarwo,
communion wine and the raising of Sir
000,000“) paydobts were the inrpmtrsnt
subjects discussed at the Presbyterian gen-
eral assembly. For the first time on roe.
ord the Presbyterian church committed
itself as a body to the cause of prohibi-
tion. lmt tim"unformorlted” was knocked
out of the communion wine.
After the usual routine business the
Rev. Dr. W. 1. Mold in of the Third
chm-uh read the fringing resolutions,
which were heartily applauded:
"'l‘hat we request. of Dr. Roberts that
he aupplya copy of his or on "i‘he
Growth of i'msbyterianism uring the
Past 'i‘wonry~five Years' for publication,
and that it be issued as a supplement to
g The Assembly llorald fogrrnural distribu-
jtiou throughout tile church.
I “That an anniversary fund of H.000,-
< 000 be raised.
l "That. as during the past :25 years the
«hutch bus rmntribnind Minnow!) for
the use of missions. and as there is still a
debt of solarium on these boards, the first
molrovs received be divided pro rain be
lwwlt the churches toward paying oil this
debt
A Slap at Liberals.
i "That a ('nlllltllllr‘li of if» ministers and
F ii ebb-ls be appointed by tho illodorator
;to carry through the when").
"'i'llat. lir. \i'. ll. lloborts be appointed
treasurer u: the prormsod fund and be orn-
poworcd to Ilse such r‘lt‘l‘lrul help as is
i necessary, all expenses to be borne by the
fund."
The resolutions were adopted unani-
mously '
The selection of Dr. Roberts as treasur-
er of the fund is another slap at the lib:
l erais, who wanted to reduce his salary.
The Rev. E. ii. Noun-obit) of Lemma
port, lud.. olmtrmau of tho mmmlttoe on,
temperature. road a review of the work of
the board. Elder fin-true Irwin of Allo-
ghrmy, seerolary of the r-ulllmitivo, rnadoa
long spoorh in favor of the report. He rsd-
vocated prohibition and likened the liquor
; traflio to the stone at the grave of Christ.
: it must be rolled away before the church
‘ could rise iu its fullest glory.
The Rev. Mr. Todd of Michigan made a
spirited spooob advocating the enforcement
of existing laws. lies. A. N. Raven of
Newton. N. .i.. and Rev. Dr. Duran of
Huntington mivmnrod the adoption of
resolutions offered by the committee to
the affect that l'rosbytorians should use
the ballot box to sou that no interoperate
Ilitlll should be appointed to otllco under
the li'lili'llliil or any srato or municipal
government. The resolutions of the com.
mittee llli ituiod one reading as follows:
"The time has come to makoour influence
felt directly and with power, and voters
are urged to vote against the granting of
licenses.".
llovs fiver Porrmmnion \"iue.
All the resolutions were adopted. but
the latter t'fllls‘ml I'Mhlrir'rrslilti discus
slop. Ilr i'ngo, of Topeka. Kan. made a
statement which come as a surprise to tile
audit-um, “l lwllui‘t'. " lil' said, "that this
ris-clobly should make a riwiarnflon on
cornmluriolr will". h'rlrtllornloru, I Want
to say this: lmmlo an investigation in the
west and found that Futon eighth-l of the
i'llllIf lu's rr-ud unformonimi wirm You
elders. rnmvo bore and pas-l rrsuliltiulw. but
‘ Homo of you go home and do not practice
what you prom-h "
lluv, 'l'mld of illsl'urrnbn. .‘llllli .rstld lluv.
.\. M. linvor of Newton prv-bytory \t'r‘m
vigorous in llmir' ilt‘lllilll‘lzll pm of liquor
. and politirians. and the latter proved that
' he know but: in full. about ".iorsoy light
llllrt: " lint“ Mr “t'tilili‘l' also trmrlr- an
Address in {an r of the lurnprrum'u Ill|i\’0-
»rm~nt. llr Rankin and Dr. Nmtiarrd of-
fered urnvnduwnfs, tho snbstanro of which
wustlmt ail tutors partaking of commun-
. Inn in tire I‘l'r'hll)’lui'liill church he urged
to rule tigzillls‘l. lllr' granting of liqtlrri‘ li-
ovlrsr's, and the fllllt'lllillltllllrl worn ndupltld.
but it was lilillt'mlllltl that thorn was not. re
i
mliotlrrrs will tluporrd of course on what ‘ 1M1!" will Mill ill" "Haiti" “‘0’" “er fMM-
m-tlolr is tulum in the broiler by the logic
iaturo itself. .
'l‘bo legislature will be in session about
two weeks, and if the prcsv-nt progrmlrmo '
is carried out nothing will be dnnoorrt-
side of the consideration of such bills now
in the bands of the govorrmr as may be re-
tllrrled with his veto and the passage of
hills suggested by the developments of the
senate investigating committee, The gov-
orrrnr has bad in his possrsslntl since the
legislative recess was taken lli hills which
have failed to reooivo his approval,
The 'l‘rny l'oiiro Trials.
ALRAM’. May flit—’l‘he trial of the
charges against police oflieiabr of Troy
comes up before the oyrr and tormlmvr on
Monday, and Governor Morton has onlor- ‘
ed the attorney general to conduct the
prosecution againut (”idol of Police W. W. 3
Willard; also the proceedings against
Mayor .iloiloy and Police Commissioner
John Mailili. who nro charged with neg-
looting to olorw up gambling houses and.
accept lag bribes.
lloptiat (‘lmrriroa (lot $300,000.
Noam Amara. Mass. May lira-«E. i4. ,
Wilkinson of rimArinms Notional bank,
executor of the estate of the late 0. '1‘.
European, paid out Oiillimiiiil, m-eurding to
bequests. to charity, all of which is given
to churches, foreign and home missions,
support of irullmmr ministers and for the
”rub Mecmloch's Funeral.
Weslnso’ros, May 25.-'l‘he interment
of the remains of ox-Heorotary of the
Treasury llngh MoCuilooh. whoriied here
yesterday, will be as ltools Creek ceme-
tery, near this city, probably on Monday,
although the time will not be fired defl-
nitsiy until the arrival of his daughter,
who is expected in New York today from
lumen. “
Fifty Killed by an Barthel-Ila.
Cessna-mores, May tau-Word has
reached this city of a disaster from an
urtbquake in the town of I’aratnythis, in
tbs province of Entree. which is a part of
Albsals. Nearly all the houses in the
town have been destroyed, and to persons
were killed and its injured by the earth-
. AaAdrsseslaWsiss.‘
'l‘bvn tin-re was a lively lime ovora reso-
! lotion to prohibit the use of urlformolltod
i
wilrorrt rim Itlltllrtrilllull. Dr. Dickson of
‘ Scranton, l‘a.. opposed the resolution. He
said that i'brist did not oppose the use of
real wine. and Christ know what wine was.
“i defy the brother," shouted another
commissioner. "to show me anywhere in
the illbio a mention that will (‘fllililomlnl'ii
the use of wine at tho colllmunlon.”
Finally the resolution was amended to
read so that it was left optional with
churches on to what kind of wine they
would one
"row Hut I'lsnltoo Fishermen.
Nollrrr Humor. (2 ii, May '35,»th fleet
of to Maori ran schoonors. all mackerel
seiner-a. came in from am and nrrr'llnrr'd in
the northwest arm without entering at
tho erratum house. Word to this effort was
sent to theoustums lllillliil’llli‘l. end the
goverrmmm afoulmrr Aberdeen Wont up
the arm and drove the Americans out and
then lay oil Point Pleasant until the Yan-
kee vessels had all departed.
liars-isms Viewed the Parade.
hummus, May 25.~Nmriy 80,000
Hominy It'llmil pupils. representing tilt!
schoolewith flags and banners. paraded the
streets of iirmrkiyn. it being thesiatydiftll
anniversary of the iirookiyn Holiday
i‘elulol union. For President Harrison was
on the, reviewing stand.
llamas-d to India (tendon.
loam-nut. May 95.-—-The Jefferson
county grand jury has refused toimiiei
Fulton finrrlnn for the double killing of
his wife and Arch Brown. son of Ken-
turky’a governor. whom Gordon found in
a bellman together four weeks ago.
Mylo Iciooterl Mayor of 3m.
Nrswrorrr. It. 1., May 25.-’l‘ho election
of mayor to fill the piano loft vacant by
the death of the late Hon. John Waters ro-
Iuited in a victory for i'. J. Boyle (Dem)
by a plurality of lull.
narrator‘s um allow tips-s.
Burrito. May min-Th! Country club
opened its horse show exclusively to club
where and their women friends.
some Forest; satire Auto.
N “ll.“‘t’. "armor
I" It lit 1 0 III 0 Oh
Jessa also seats of films. ‘
m was.»
u. Mama‘s...“ .~~...a.mnwwwmm
* We are r
Building/V
\ IT is Iluoh Easierto advertissira- ,
possible things sud do a hurrah ‘
business for a little while. 30'! WI /
ARE BUILDING A BUSINESS , i
To STAY. ~
The Best
Clothing,
Furnishings
and Hats
At Low Prices,
If Not Satisfied, Your Money Back, if you want it.
W. A. BENEDIliT & 80.,
19 Main Street, Sentinel Building,
Norwalk. South Norwalk.
’l'Hiii LEADING DRY GUODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt.
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
AN EVERY DAY OCCURRENCE.
You read advertisements that read somewhat thus, “Regular price so much.
our price so much." Imagination or a dead past supply the regular price. Not so
with us. It has always been our aim to make our store news plain. always strong
as facts demand. but never overstated. No spasmodic or superficial methods are
used. None are needed, but by the natural use of our abilities we are able to col-
lect the best goods and distribute them at a less price than they can be bought for
elsewhere. No exceptional conditions, special operations, or anything that can be
done elsewhere for the advantage of retail buyers can equal what we do by the
facilities regularly at our command.
LINE NS.
So far as we know. and its our business to find out. there is not anywhere In
this town such values as we now (tier in linens and the following list will help you
to see and understand it too.
At 25.1 per yard. Full width cream Damask.
At 32c per yard, extra heavy cream damask“, goozi looking. good wearing.
. At 37in and 45c per yard. heavy good quality cream Damask, clean yams, soft
finish. some of the best wearing goods in the market. '
At 50¢ per yard. bleached table Drmask, German bleach: 63 in. wide.
At 75c per yard, fine quality double Damask Irish bleach, very cheap at the
price nsm .
At ti oer yardjsnow white 72 in. double Damask. full Irish bleach.
in Scotch Damask, full range of patterns at 60c. 98:. $1. $1 25. {i 50.
Dinner Napkins, extra heavy, large size, finest German and Irish bleach at
‘225. $2 50. 83 up to $5 per dozen.
'l‘OWELS—‘I‘bsy illustrate the price of the linen stock as well as any other
goods. Ask to see our Huck Towels at 12$“) and 19:, and our hemmed and fringed
ends at 25c each.
Bath Towels, 250. The best 250 worth we ever offered
that will give wear and comfort. Others at lflic, 150 and 20c.
Countarpanee. 59c We have at present. the best counterparts ever sold at the
price. Full size. nice patterns in every way that can be desired. Yc1.muet not
tell to look at them whether you wish to purchase or not. ‘ ‘Vvy
Corsets 391 We shali’opeu on Saturday morning a job lot of Comte, pod K‘
in every particular, in cream and white, all sizes from 18 to 30.
Conn.
Irisrramt ram lanai.
00., ~
Hove broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under-
ecil them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PIlIllil Blfllllliiil
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
Napkins
Big, heavy, a towel
FRANCIS & 00., ”
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS;
86 Washington Street. South Norwaik. Coon
FIRE! ’ FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
llfliilli, GLASSWARE iNli -
HflUSE FURNISHINI} Gilli.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.
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