M, can: of 1' China frontier-re s Duties. comprising Tee.
.v. ‘ and tar Dinner Us? snd’Ssucers. Fruit, Cats and Breed
$7,, My Bowls. Jugs. flaiads. Calories, adding Sets, m. cto., etc" far below
Coolers from 1 to 8 gallons.
Mustyiss of Window Screens from file up.
W Screen been any size. 80 cents.
Wfl Ichac’s celebrated
W tin too soft wood box
_ - h “00".!” H
fl “dig , and lined with mlncnl wool.
Croquet, Relaunch, Oil Stoves, Gasoline Stoves and Porch Screens.
made, from .3 up.
FLAGS For Decoration Day
ilslus from it inches to 15 feet.
trunnion ottotm HflllSES.
illoith flair and loo Streets. South llomallt.
OLSEN
SPllINil oooos
Are in end our new styles in Russets and Patent Leathers are the nebciest ever
shown in Norwelk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman & Bennett‘s celebrated line of Ten and
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdies' Oxfords, in Russia. Kid and Patent
Uhercoel Sheathing Used Refrigerators—so-
erdwoed. Cieaneblc Belrigmtora..made with e remov-
B RD S.
'l
m .
“)me EIGHM‘IIITOTHBBBA.
lie newts to e Prominent New York
Family and fled Ilene Abroad For Ills
“saith, Accompanied by. life lit-other.
Another Accident on he Bourgogns.
’ New Your. J one ti~’l‘harc are two stab
lea told of the and death of John Lew-
renoe. the news at which was brought in
by the French liner Ls Bourgegne. The
young man was drowned lest Monday
morning. and the officers say he full (We;
board in attempting to latch his hat.
while the passengers say thtit he deliberate
ly Jumped over the rail. The young man
and his brother. Townsend Lawrence,
went on board at llavre on May 25 only a
few minutes before the llourgogne sailed
and must have suddenly tirade up their
minds to the trip. as their names iworo
registered too late to appear on the print
ed passenger list.
John, aged till. and Townsend. who is
all. had been abroad for about a your from
their homo in Flushing and were not ex
pot-ted homo. it is said. for score months
yet. They are of tho prominent New York
family of Lawroucoe and connected by
marriage with a dozen of the loading fan»
llios in society.
find it not been for the stupidity of two
steorago passengers. the only persons who
saw hlr. Lawrence go overboard. the young
men might have been cared. These two
spostntors, however. did not mention the
accident until :20 minutes after it had oc-
eurred, and then in llourgogne had truv»
t-led nearly seven miles. When tbochlel
otllcor of the steamship learned of the dis~
aster the vessel was put about and for
three hours was hove to in the hope of
seeing some sign-of the unfortunate lllllll.
No trace of him coulri be found.
Iled Sum-red From Snnstroim.
John Watson Lawrence had a severe at-
tack of grip last winter. and his physician.
Dr. l’olk of this city, reconmteudetl a
change of climate. W. llovvno Lawrence.
the father of the young man. decided to
send birii abroad in charge of It. ’i’uwnsetul
Iotvvrcnce. his younger brother. ’l‘hoy
W M Ii H
’Mtfl M
3m hen: (lube.
”emanate. fits. Jabs ii.-Govsrecr
hills 1‘. All“!!! ll 0f tho belief the. the
United States supreme court has establish-
rde den crous precedent in remanding
Eugene . hubs and his friends to jail.
ifs expressed himself in a very caustic
manner regarding the decision. accused
the court of trampling on the rights of the
people and being the tool of monopoly. He
gives his views for publication in e signed
article. in which he says in part:
“This decision marks eturulng point
in our history. for it establishes a new
form of government never before heard of
among mon——that is. government by in-
junction. The provisions or the constitu-
tion 'thut no man shall be deprivedof his
liberty without a trial by an impartial
jury‘ is practically wiped out by this do.
elsion of the l'nitod h'tates supreme court.
and the theory that ours was exclusively
a government of law is now at an end. for
every community is new subject to obey
any whim or rmprico which any federal
judge may promulgate And if federal
judges can do this. then it will not. be
long until state judges will follow this
example.
“For over a century our government
moved along the lines of the constitution.
and we become great and powerful. life
and property were protected. and the low
was enforced. Now we have made a do.
parturo. 'l‘he bulwark of liberty has been
undermined. The trial by jury has been
Itrlelicu down.
”For a number of years it has been re-
marked that the decision of tho l'nlted
States courts were nearly always in favor
of corporations. Then it was noticed that
no man could be appointed to a federal
judgeship unless he was satisfactory to
those interests. Over a year ago the New
York World talked about a packed silo
promo court. and that court has within a
few days rondorcd two decisions which un-
fortunately tend to confirm this charge.
“A \vcek ago it did violence to the con-
stitutionto the laws of the land, by holding
that the government burl no right to tax
the rich of this country. Sow it has
strickeii down trial by jury and has es-
tablished government by injunction.
Forty years ago the slave power produnr
Inatcd. Today it is capitalism. The
American people crushed the slave power
and saved our institutions. Can they
a man anything—mo matter what the price—there
isa mutual nn erstcnding that goes with the pur-
chase that that man has got his money’s worth. If
he hasn’t he is entitled to get more goods for noth-
tug until he does. get all he is entitled to.
The Keynote
of our Clothing is Harmony. Linings, make-up and
finish. all .1" keeping with the material and at prices
. strictly in harmony with the 1395 prices.
W. A. BENEDIBT 8t 00.,
19 Main Street,
Norwnllr.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyatt,
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
—-~ . ..,....._
Ladies” Sunnner- Suits.
The step ahead in Lsdieo' Suite is greater than ever this season. It's an easy
Sentinel Building,
South Norwallr.
matter to come to our cloak room and select a suit and very likely you will find
one more to your mind then if you bought the material and paid two or three dolo
litre extra for order work. No guessing You can see exactly whet the efl'ect is.
him can choose from a Hundred DJIercnt Styles. You can try on garments until
you get precisely what you prefer without a worry or the least bit of annoyance.
The present is the time for the best choice, and the time for use will be here
before you are aware of it. There are stilts that any one with $1 50 can command and
so far its style goes equal to our very highest priced once. That‘s one of the mar-
role of this Marvelous Gathering of Suits. the style that stamps them all, and re-
member that whatever the suit you buy here you can count every possible excel-
lence and least possible price. .
Duck Suits in navy blue. tan and mixtures, fine hair line stripees and dots,
open front. cutaway jacket, full skirt, at $1.50.
Duck Suits. coat with ripple beck. latest style sleeve, full shirt, in navy blue,
with fine dots and stripes and Covert mixtures. at. $2.75.
Duck Suits in white and light stripes, open front, cutaway coat, large
revere. ripple back. full skirt. at $3 98. ,
Serge Suits. blue and black, coat and ripple beck jackets. very latest style
sleeves. all scams b mod, skirts lined and unlined, from $3 up. »
Covert Cloth Suits, jackets with ripple back, faced with silk, stitched edges,
velvet collar. at $10.
Iri‘stram & Hyatt, Norwaih, llono.
FIlliNtlS & oi};
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under-
scll them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pilliiii Ilfliillliii
leathers. affords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes. while the
' prion are lower than those charged elsewhere for the some 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 Norwelk.
OLSEN BROS.,
I IIZETTE BUILDING, IIIIIWIILK-
NO NEED TO GO ABROAD To REGAIN
YOUR HEALTH AT MINERAL SPRINGS
SAVE THE TREIIENDOUS EXPENSE BY
TAKING AT HOME,
KUTNOW’S
- IMPROVED EIFEIWESCEIIT -
CARLSBAD POWDER.
‘ ~ . r - The only pleasant tasting Carlsbad Powder in
. Workshop.“ the Market.
no. 'TMwfly Reliable and Emotive Remaiy for Imii'gesti'on. Consipatfion, Dyspep-
- sia, Gout, Diabetes. Kidney and Liver Daungemenfs.
E .
rescue them again? Many say yes, but
they have not rollccted that the crushing
force which now confronts them is greater
than was over the slave power.
“Capital sit-i in tho_\\'hite House and
legislators in the capitol. Courts of jus-
tice are its ministers. and legislatures are
Its laekoys. and the whole machinery of
fashionable society is its handmuid. ”
A BODY IN THE wooos.
Evidence of e Mysterious Murder Found
Near Providence.
Pitt'ivrrit-m'ri. .lnne :t.—-—Aii llobort Spen-
cor. Michael lleluhuuty and John Mc-
Carty of this city were going along a path
through the Corliss \voode they found the
body of a man who had evidently been
murdered lylug'lu a pool of blood. The
head was battered and bruised. but there
were no signs of a struggle. The nuthori
ties were untitled and the body taken to
the morgue. It proved to be that of Palm
rick Gallagher. l7 l'oik street. this city.
a meltor {it the Franklin iron foundry.
The body was not identified until Mrs.
Gallagher reported to the police of the
Second nilllitilt that her husband was
missing, Mrs. Gallagher stated that he
wont to call on a nick fricud Saturday nit~
cruoouuud intui- botrio about it o'clock.
but Went. out again soon afterward. Mrs.
Gallagher “an taken to the morgue and
identified tho folly of the murdered mail
no that of her Illlniillllll.
(itiliiigbor was last seen about will)
o'cloclr rnturday niulit near the corner of
Folk titri-ol, on which be lived. The only
clow to the murdcrcrs i~ in the fact that
(inllnghcr attended a li'nrtuturs' picnic
Friday and got into n row with several
north end ruugiis. The police are look-
ltig for the north cud-us. tittllnzbi-r was
iii» years of one. He leaves it widow and a
little girl tilititlf '1 years old.
sailed for England on the stenitisihip Burr
lln. arriving at Southampton the latter
part of April. The two brothers took a bi-
eycllng tour through the southern counties
of England. in the enjoyment of the pos-
tlnte John Watson Lawrence exposed liinr~
self to the sun and had a severe attack of
sunstroke.
lie recovered. as he thought. and desir-
ing anoint? change his brother suggested
a visit to llrlttany. where they spent some
time. The effects of the attack of sun-
strokc still troubled hire. and anothcr
change became necessary. The brothers
went to Paris. where physicians were con-
sitlted. 'l'hey recommended complete root
for the sick man.
ll. Townsend Lawrence decided to bring
his brother borne at once There was just
sufficient time to reach llnvro anti obtain
passage on La llourgogue before the do
purturo of that. vessel.
On May 2‘ at :i::lo n. m. John \‘i‘otsen
Lawrence was walking on tho' preiiicuaiio
deck. His brother was in his stator-min.
As far as is known the elder Lawrence
had his straw bat in his hand and was
cooling his head when a gust. of wind tar
riod thc but over the rail. Lawrence uuuio
n Jump to grasp it and fell overboard. lit-i
position was near the stern of the Eli'iilll'
idilp. so that. he could not be Stltlll by the
officers on the bridge.
Two Sll‘t‘f'ligo passengers saw him full.
but. did not mention the orcurreron
Twenty tulnutm lli'l‘st‘tl. and several IiiIli'l‘
Ilflsnt'flgtll'ii went on deck. \Vith tliciu wa-
ll, ’i‘owusetttl Lawrence. Not set-lug lot
brother about. he continent-nil u ritutt‘t‘ll
Inquiries were hastily mode. which instill
ed Ill til-covering the stowage llfliBt‘Ilfll'li
who bud seen u tutm fall overboard.
The Ship llnvi- ’l‘u.
”None genuine without our Trademark and
fec-sintlle signature of
S. IIUTNOW &. C0.
Beware of imitations.
"IIIIIIIIIW'S lNII-ISTHMIIIC '
/ .- - it“ POWDER IND CiGlRETTES.”
A Sure Cure for Grip, Asthma, Chronic Catarrh, Bron»
clii'tis, Hay [beer and Swere Colds.
KUTNOW BROS-i
62 AND 5i LAFAYETI‘E PLACE. NEW YORK CITY.
Sole agents for the U. S. A. Sold by all druggists.
118. '96
As Soon as tho epocd of tho vcswi could
be i'hoi‘lu-d Clitof lllltt'cr Miituy, who uni
on the bridge. orthvrcd her turned ulmut.
A boat was lowered in t‘tlililliilllll of 'l'lurd
Uilicor lx'oi'ruua and manned by found the
err-w. 'I'hu ntttnll bout liuvct'cd about the
"tings-ll Illlitei-ll III "is Full.
'l‘ttrtvrux. Juno :t_~—»l“rodorlelr lionsch-
—-—ASK FOR—-
‘ BIIIIWN'S $3.00 SHIIE.
and you will see not only I
' Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
Biii one to which the
Best llatatial is lisstl. Combining Durability and Style
flaking it the best “.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Dell and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norweik.
1'” TO THE BICYOLISTS:
I Have You Seenllt?
he newest. most useful and dressieet article in thec meant,
an ave
our neme'and address on your whee , thereby identifying
gIOYOLE NAME PLATES in Btcrlin Silver.
. t. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
FIIII SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, IEWELEII,
. IIPEIII IIIIIISE Mill. Milli“. Ill)".
iiiiilli
vicinity for nearly an hour, and for IIilI‘i‘
hours the t-itenttrship was have to. l ut
nothing was seen of the mitt-dug man. it
is Ill‘IItl\‘0iI by the olliuorn of tho Hil‘illilrIlIll
that Mr. Lawrence Was caught Ill the
propeller and probably killed by a blow
from one of its blades tho nuiuicut ll.
struck him.
It. Townsend Lawrence was prostrntiiil
by his brother‘s death and did not leave
his stateroom utttli Ln.llourgogne tied up
at tliu li‘ronoh pier.
W. Downs Lawrence. the father of the
dead man, is the senior llil'lllIlUl‘ of the
firm of W. ll. Lawrence a- l'o , broker». of
26 Broad street. lie was at the pier in the
expectation of mooring his two sons. lit-
stontl he was told of the death of hbi liIiIl“I
can and was almost prostratod with grief.
lie started from the pier for his home.
Willowhnnk, Flushing. as soon illl his sur-
viving son’s effects were examined. To a
reporter W. ll. Lawrence said that the
death of his son was an accident. pure
and simple. lie said he had no complaint
to make against the ullicers of tho hltliilil
ship. who did overythingpossildu
John Watson Lawrence was "J7 your»
old. lie was unntorrieii and was connect
ed with the firm of \l‘. ll. Imwrenoo .\’
()0. lie was a member of the butcher»
hooker club and a nit-tuber of the llarcord
class of ’iil.
A ngust liulllard, a sennmn. was also
lost from lm ilourgugttu during lid-i trip.
lie was tanking last. an awning on the
hurricane deck on May til when he lost
his balance and fell overboard. The arcane
ship was stopped. but no trace of tliilllorii
could be found. The ship's oilicors believe
that he vomit on striking the water. its his
hat was recovered.
A Freight nets War.
Cotes. Colombia. June li.--'l‘ho war in
freights between the Pacific Mall Steam
ship company anti the Colombian litre has
ootnmenooil. No more through bills of
isding will be granted the Alliance of the
Colombian line, which is now loading :10,-
000 cases of California fruit.
Carlyle's Niece lit-ed.
Manes. Juno il.--Mrs. Mary (‘aner
Altkin. Thomas Carlylo'a niece. is door].
She acted as housekeeper and autonomous
for him after Unriyle’s wife died and col»
Inhorotcd with Professor fiction in col»
looting his letters.
The Washington location.
Wasmtio‘mti. June 3.-'l’hc extradition oi
Representative llitt continues to improve.
notwithstanding the heat, Miss Mary A.
Dodge this" Hamilton) had another bad
turn. but her new» condition shows no
”filial film
for. a convict lp the New Jersey state
prison. cutiiutlttiptl suicide by hanging
himself in his cell. The rope with which
he committed the deed was stolen by hitn
from one of the shops. llctiscliler was
formerly a butcher in Camden and was
undergoing a three your sentence for bur-
glory, which Would have lt'niillitliud in a
few weeks.
Deficit “'lll lie About 0-H.000.000.
Wasurxoros. Juno :i.—'i‘he trwrsury
oilieials are new confident that the close
of theilacal year one month hence will
show a deficit. of not more than “Loud.-
one and possibly not more their “3.000,-
000. which Ill at least t:».0o0.ooo loss than
was predicted only a few weeks ago and
t:i.ooo.oou or ti,ooo.iioti loss than the pres»
ant figures.
A Wild Man on the Mountain.
Gilliivlsli‘iElJl, Maire. .iuno :i. -- The
townspeople are wondering as to tho iden-
tity of a man who has been seen wander-
ing about on ltociry mountain anti in the
vicinity of llears' don entirely nude.
l‘ertieii have been searching for him. but
without success. He is supported to be
insane.
More Cholera at Mecca.
lioNnoN. June ll.~.\ dispatch from Cal-
ro roportso froiih outbreak of cholera at
Mecca
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
At iiutlantl. Maria. liorirge W. Woodie.
a farmer. abet and ltllled his son-ln-Iaw,
John linker, during an altercation and
immediately afterward fatally shot hitti-
self.
A canal bontman named Walter field-
ing murdered en inoffensive citizen named
John O’Ilotmeiua former resident of Bris-
tol. l’a. at hlnuoh Chunk, l’a.
Martin V. Strait has been sentenced ct
Elmira, N. Y.. to he cleotroouted during
the week beginning July 21 for the mur-
der of his wife.
John ll. McPherson. anlght employee
of the Cartoon Manufacturing company,
has been arrested for systematically steal‘
lng incited gold and silver.
At Norwich, Conn, the Trinity Epicen-
pel church was burglarlzed. and a large
Itim of money and a quantity of silver
plate was taken.
Chris Weilert. a liousesmlth. fell eight
stories down an citation. In New York city
and was crushed to a Jelly.
'l'hc flooding iron company has metered
the wages of its too iron italic warli- em»
players to what they were to fault.
Mrs. Cleveland and the children are air-
lsetsii at Grey babies in e few days.
‘ . .. .. ‘ .
e
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street.
FIRE! FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
IRIEKBRY, ELISSWIIE IND
HIUSE PU WISHING GIIIS.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the tune to secure bargains.
JINESIiIIIlIIiIIIIISS
' 32 Wall Street, Norwelk.
- South Namath. Bonn,
Norwalk Chronicler