"‘fi.
yr
or EVERY o‘escntprrou
Futon run: PENNY cocoa TO THE MA More honours
. it lilll truer. , ill rrtrstr touts.
Parents can bring their children to our house and get just
what they want and save almost one-half. . .
' ' Blank cartridge Pistols from 29c up.
Revolvers, all kinds, half price. ~ ‘
Fancy J ap. Lanterns, from So up. '
Flags from 2 in. to 15 ft., plain or mounted.
. _ We have the largest stOck, the grehtest variety, and at the
lowest prices. .
' "Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. m., July 4th.
‘er'srrtrrtvrur's' tr-rttrtu HillISES.
llortlr liain and in Streets. South liorwalt.’
OLSEN BROS.
iSPIiINO 60008. ~
Lreln'and our new styles in Ruseets and Patent Leathers are the nobciest ever
Ihown in Norwalk. , -
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman d: Bennett’s celebrated line of {Tan and
Black in both low and high shoes. Call and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdiee’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
W, affords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying teams, while the
prices are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of our stock will convince you that our atyles and shades are up to date. also that
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed ‘pn sale in Norwalh.
OLSEN ”3305.
I OIZE'I'TE OUILOIIIO,
I
iiOIiVIIlK
-——ABK FOB——
'BIIOWN’S $3.00 SHOE.
and you will see not only a
.4.“ .\ Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
. But one in which the .,
Best Material is Used. Combinifig Durability and Style
lahing it the best 83.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
I H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
TO THE BICYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it ?
The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterling Silver. Can have
* your name and address on your wheel. thereby identifying
it. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
FOII SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWELEIi,
OPERA iIOOSE BlOCii. iiOiiViilK. OOIIIi.
lhtfite city Drip Stone Faucet Filter.
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Highly llicitsl Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone poweues as a Filming medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant Wis or into a healthful and pure
munition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter. rendering it Im-
' _ feetiy wholesome. These facts have been certified to by itmlls of fissilh,
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all portal of the country during the past 10
'slurtt uurwrur urnwrrr to.
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firs ml an ass woos-a
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m the Livellest. Pleasant-st and Healthiest
drink in the world.
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This as The FLOUR
’l‘hat 400k First Price at the
WORLD'S FAIR.
Which shows that
Vlsslrhrrrn‘llroslry's Superlatlvs
Makes the Best Broad in the World.
LOOK FOR TEE YELLOW CENTER.
For flair! by the Following Grocers:
Dibble O Cornstarch. G. E. Frederick,
C. h. Glover, rteon Bron. *“
Finnney & Benedict. E. H. Merchant-e, ‘t‘ .,
W. S. Hanford. gu'gh Donnelly.
F. Scribner. . . tie .
B. C. Horton. hi. 1! Raymond .‘ir Son.
arm o'rrlnus.
RobertsJuckertGoodwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN. ,
700 MAIN 8T., HABTFORBr'am
m
i.""iil"l"Elirtilrt§.
Paper Hangflcglniner. Painter
ilall Paper and Borders.
1 North Main street. South Norwalh.
I“Sunni; books of {gills-Jule ila‘ieet styll‘es a:
re. oarders anr . on thus an
hornet for ins tion. on notice More: .
Estimates «2 eerfgily given. mole
PASTURIGE.
First class pasturage for horses or
hurried cattle; in a good neighborhood
where an employrc will burn oversight
of same. Plenty oi water. and a heavy
growth of feed.
INlilllllililINii
r. r. “twilight. scan.
The firoat New tori: rpwiaiist The
lim-ior l’n-vrsiimi l’pon to line
«ills ilrrat Nomi-sly finned In the
Iiaaris of the lirnggirrts.
This Is iiro mot soodorful production of
mnifr'nt M'irilf‘e in tire rrwronuiu mntury.
1lllflihllllilrit w i ruwiirir e. Ir it n proactiv-
tioriomrponn ‘r-l no M'i more prior: ice and
no ri hy fir. soon to Ilia extensive pr ice for
rim cure of all blood diseases. cum-
wumrahr by it are simpi wondaful and have
attracted thousands to r e doctor‘s parlors for
treatment.
Tosnch aneatent is the demand noon the
time and attention or the doctor f: r hla medi-
cine from n- oplo who could it t vn-ir New
You oily. that it became a marm of dot to
doviseourue plan by which the genera u rift-
oouid he supper-d with this rennin». V-t uahle
remedy. and for this purpose It. A Shepherd
hmile—nrm'teu South Noraa‘ir to smart
airh if. G. ‘l‘mnl neon. mum nor-wars. and .
It. ilrs‘r.Norwalx [own-lit til m to ioepin
stock and soil ih wonderful m-rhi rerrrrdv.
This is purely veg table. and navel out ionic
and builder. a loud purifier runner-lied. n
nerve tonic norbimrcsn nd In. court has
noted his Ilie.lo the rn-rmgh knowledge
at dnnderstanriintrol blood dim s. a few of
which annealed hen-r Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick bullaobe, muscular rheuma-
tism. dyspvpsra. boa of appetifw. mmtipa-
tion. scrofrri-o,»yphil o, cancerous humor». in
in hennaentmrn. sot rhmm, pimple» on ace.
general eh lity. isiiis. diuiness. female weak-
msanala poison.
'l‘he ultimo named rlrnarim have received
their Mai commitment and would vine all
grann- iouati and boom“ son with
r merits of a orient remedy. . "cat’s
medicine. when p seed in dro stoma. is sold
underfhu name of Dr fleott'a moarilis. and
all who intend rating a bloat muiieina should
notfail totry Dr. scort‘sflarsaparilla-
Ne Pills flare to be Used with Dr.
roott's. ,
(”you BALI BY—- “
E. I. Tomlinson, torrilr Iorwsit;
l M a
ii. I. llals
, .
will
peanut CALLS smallest.
t he Asks the Tory leader to Form a
Ministry.
ran it" Plantar wrn Refuse .. rat.
on... la la laid, Until L'arliament Ilsa
noo- nnurM—srne nun Ilesnbers Ara
Inch Disappointed Muse the Change
Will notably Ihelve the. Home little
mllv-lalishnry Goes to See the Queen at
Windsor.
LONDON, Juno lat—Tho outcome of the
deliberations of the cabinet In mrmluo‘nce
hi the adverse vote in the house of omn-
inons on Friday is that Lord Borrolmry has
tendcrml his resignation to the queen.
Her majesty has therefore summoned Lord
Salisbury, the leader of the Conservative
rty, to Windsor in connection witlrthe
urination of a conservative ministry.
The lending Conservatives declare that
the Marquis of Salisbury will not formal—
gtoke oflicc until pnrlinmcnt lsdinaolvcd.
n will insist that the government, before
ielding'tho sguls, shall pass a vote of an
mount uccomrry for the expenditures for
two months to enable it general election
to be held, ut. which tho Conservatives
will thus be in u “union of attack instead
of defense. ,
Throughout the day Sunday the situa—
tion was the absorbing topic at the chief
politicnl clubs. Several members of the
cabinet called in Downing sin-ct in the
afternoon in tho r-xpr:r:totion of soc-lug
Lord ltosclwry, who rcturncd from Wind.
tor nt 6 o'clock and drove to Downing.
street, where on informal cabinet rnoot~
inn. lusting 25 minim-s, immediately fol-
Ichd.
it" is undorstrxxl that tho Marquis of
Salisbury only rum-w to form rt cnbinot
on condition that prrrilnmout is dissolved.
Milli) EA IJHiUIiY. ,.
Nntltiug is lmown rcrrurdiug tho [rotatin-
lrcl of tho vav ministry. but. morph-to
harmony vii-(is iu‘IWI‘i'll lin- lechl'rr
Inmate and tho (‘ouwrt‘rrt ivos.
The Irish run-rulk'r‘s onmxtrr‘molyun-
may and riiwrtistiml. They state that
after tuning for lIll'l't' yours n-r tho strong:
cat. arm of tho provurrmo-ut til-xv :rrr- rim-p—
chouctrrircri of tho Niririr'll curl of tho
gowrrunrut without [illsallipitily of tho
rriur'ipul lrlsb iriorrs‘lin-s. .VHI ultiyirrtsi
Ironic rule riot promo-«ml. but the mrusuro
r-oumruing lb.- t'hrmlnn hrotln-rs. the
county t-mrrrr'll bill. which rrru‘lml :: rim.
our! rvrrdirru; tln- proud jury hill nurl tlro
[tn-pom! in l‘xir‘iitl tlo- rumor of prunrdinus
rr'trltllillig lulml‘t'i'u' 1'0”“!ng wr’rr' rill Inst.
'I‘ln- only Irish mmuun' now likvly to
be puwvd to Mr. lit'flly“ rrruuiu-ipul froth
i‘lllh‘r‘ Iii”, \t’lllr‘il llil“ grrilr- it) IIH‘ IlullM‘ Hf
lul‘lio‘. 'i‘ln‘ Liiwml Soon-h mornin-r‘s :rro
Hist! wil‘r‘, llrvir' mpm tritium lurviru: iwrrr
rilstrmrmuil-ri. Mr. .iuruv‘ ii. inr, lilt‘lli-
with Imrd iiu~riwl'y, urging him not to
(llhmihtt purituurr-ut. till tiromrrrsrrr‘r-v}
fending: fbr‘ bottom of timr'r‘ullr-ru not. to
Lord llruh‘ih‘l‘y row r-rrrinuudoymrd
nttoudod Sf. Ili‘ill‘;§,‘i"fii‘liflpt‘l lwfom bra-uk-
not. lie tlrr rr rtrolir-d through the
gror”‘tia n‘uuo till Iii o'clock. when lro
\vvr. ,o Ft‘rtgmurr‘, \vlrorotlw quocu was
Im-nHrt-riilrg with l’rrm‘cea Ill-litrir‘o null
Prince lllrrint ion. llo thou attended nor-v-
loo ht Fnrprruoro rrtarroolcum with the
truer-n and frunlly, after which he bod a
trivnto audience with tho our-ctr. A unru-
tor of dispatches worn rt‘ttr‘h'ul and owned
by the queen.
Lorri ltooclwry returned to the castle
for lunch and nttrrrtrod to town in tho “fir
ornmu. He hold it r'nnrtuliriflon with Mr.
Asquiilr, tho homo morn-tarry; hml 'i'wor-rl-
ttroutb, lord of ilw privyscnl, and Mr.
Arnold Morley, postmaster general, in
Downing strcvt lrmrmiinioly on his re-
turn.
snllahury Goes to Windsor Castlh
Lorri Rancher-y conferred with Sir \l’ll-
liam Harcourt. Intrzr in tho cvr-ning, and it
five lino whip wrm issued coiling upon
the Liberals to be in rdtcmlimco at tho
bonito of r-orrrrnorm at 3 o'clock today.
when it is expected that Mr William llnr-
ronrt will make tho official announce-
latcut.
Lord Salisbury did not receive his sum.
mono until too loin to go to Windsor loot
night. He Went early this morning. The
smart of tho ruthluot'o decision in more
marked upon the whips nnd ofllcinls than
upon the coblnr-trulnistors. Lord litm-
hery, on hlu return to town, looked dcoirl.
rdly s rl fill); and Lord 'l‘wcmlmouth,
Mr.‘ (Why and Sir William ilnroourt
wru‘lnn joorrlnr mood.
The Court Circular last night contains
the following:
"ltnri llosolx'ry, K. 0.. first lord of tho
trmsury nnrl lorrl president of the coun-
nil. arrived at the castle and tendered his
resignation to her majesty, by whom It
was marvpml. "
The Graphic says: "It is on old trick on
thoport of ndim'rcdltr-d minlritry to re
sign oilloo'iu preference to dissolving por-
llnrunnt, so as to lmvo the opposition the
task of winding tip the buainmtsof tho
moribund chum bur. lint it is the duty of
the opposition to force Lord ltmnbery’s
rnment todissolvo. There is no re-
qu rcmrrrt. cithr-r of [torrential honor or
child convenience, obiiging Lord Holis-
Mo attempt to govern with the pres-
ant house of commons. "
The Daily Telegraph (Liberal) says that
with the resignation of Lord Beecher: a
wash and dangerous administration passes
awn The division on magnum
, manifestation; thsfail-
. «new»
ln‘r Irri' l{1l\,~' :rrrrli'rurrmrty. f'rrllilllllilli'iili‘d l
. Earl Rimbaud»- nflored the nfilce
. feline minister by the queen on March 8."
1894, Mr. Gladstone having offorodhis
resignation on account of his failingmyo
sight. Lord Rosebory had occupied tho
position of forelku macrhtary in Mr. Glad»
stone's whinot and had (been prominently
considered for ten years astlro probable
succeed» to Mr. Glorlsione in the leader-
ship of the Liberal party when the time
for the retirement of that gentleman
should come.
About the only objection urged against
his appointment as premier was that the
leader of the party should be a member of
the house of commons, and that the party
cannot be managed from the house of
lords. Lord Iloeebcry upon assuming the
premiership took the place of first lord of
the treasury in the cabinet and called the
Earl of Kimberley to succeed himself as
foreign secretary.
The leadership in the house of commons
was intrustod to Sir William Vernon liar-
oourt, who retained his plaice in the col)-
inct‘as chancellor- of the cxclrequor. The
retirement of Mr. Gladstone was consid—
ered a msvoro strain upon the govcrnmont.
Many turn-«ms looked for the defeat of
the Lilxemls and the resignation of the
cabinet at that flow.
On March 12, Mill, Prime Minister
Bombr-ry dcfluod his policy to a great
meeting of Liberal lenders hold in Lon-
don. “The policy of home rule, " be said,
“will not be less definitely pursued." In
regard to the house of lords Irosrtid, “The
conviction lute lorur her-n forcing itself
upon Inc that witlrtho dorrummtic suffrage
which We now enjoy it second chamber
constituted like the house of lords is an
anomaly. " This rim-,lurtrtiou nrouscd the
hopes on the port of tho lirullcnls that tho ,
Roeolmry govt-mum“. would offer moos-
un-s for theulmlitiou of the house of lords.
Its fulluro to do so owokonml much dis-
satisfaction in ccrtnin quurtcrs.
Tho otlrcr rur'asurcs which bud been un-
dertaken by tho Gladstone ministry. Lord
liosvix-ry said. tho 4;: wr‘rnmcnt would con-
tinue to push forward, The course of the
now provornruout on tho subjoct of home
rule was by no uwurnr satisfactory to the
Irish rur-rnbr-rs of prrrlinrrrout, and their
support of tho govcrurm-ut on runny mons-
urcs ever since hos boon grudgingly given.
search Mambo" multiplied.
'I‘bc, Scotch rru-rulwrrt nlso “’t'l‘t.‘ many of
tin-m dissutisfivd with tho rrttitudo of tho
grrvormru-ut totvord Scotch measures, and
cspwinllytmvnrd ilrr- croftcr'x bill. This
feeling culminrrtml iu the n-slguution of
Dr. Mru-grogur, momlwr for lnvcruessbirc,
a few marks turn upon the rcfusnl of Sir
William Harcourt lu give a definite time
for the consideration of tho croftcrs bill.
Tho Irish rururiwrsLtvt-rc still furthcr os‘
trougvd by the proposal of tho govt-ru-
mom to err-ct a statue of Oliver (irrmiwcll
(it Wr-silulllsicr. Their opposition to the
grrvcrnrrrcut on this rn‘vnsiou served grout-
Iy to shake Iht' faith of tho Irridors In their
ability to rmntiuuo in [inWor
'l'bcst- rind runny othcr mirror consort of
dim-onrvrrt “‘r'ri' uwruuuizrird upon the
gum-ml rliasutiafuvliuu at. tho or‘rulurd or-
der of Modules lnid will In ”to house of
(nutrition; ivy tint limitiutl‘y u .wrrrrrmrt.
trinity of flu- rrr-nsurr-t \vlrivb \rr-rv consul
crud of littlr- llllpnrmllr‘rt ln-iruz put lo:-
Word urrri blrwkiug tho way for tin- favor-
itc rrrr~rr<rrrusof [Irv tuojorit) of tln‘gowr‘u
luvut's frtliriWr‘l‘ri In Illr' irorrsu.
The by i‘lt'l'lIIiIlS illlllfhi \vilimuf expo-p-
llotr storm tho liuwlwrv govcrurur-rrt lur~
t‘uilu‘ in Ih'nr‘ ~IrnWll a l'rrlriillllr‘ri dril't
ii\\.'|}' from tho ll;li‘i_\‘~—li dril't \Vllll'll hurl
ulnar! wt in in :r til-gram brim. Mr (Hull.
sIrIlir' rumor-d ’l'h-~ lurilur‘u or the lefl't‘rn-
moot In. lm-u mrr~irlvrvli rumirulriv for
MM .1 _\r-:rr. and it, Ir;r~ willy ill-«tr :r «rut-s-
imu \virt'lhvr rt. ,uhmrlrl K'U'lit‘ in :r diwdrr
lion of lill'lillilll‘lli Llilil .ur .rppvul to the
muutrt' or tu r'a ~i:ll.lii-lll, .ts hm pt'ovod
lllt‘ t‘llxl‘.
limv the t'lrange .‘lny Affect l's.
V.’,\~rtr~u:rn\. .lurn- 2i.— 'Ill’rrrI. interest.
\‘rux‘ rrurtul‘. ~tml :rrrmm: public uu'u in
“million-tn \\ ho run-iv. fl iiir‘ information
llmi Lord iimriwry‘a l‘r'liri'IIli‘ill irrul Ill'l‘"
r'rrrrs‘uurmzrhri :lurI litrri ibv qum-ri lurrI
soul for I.n:'.l Hulidrrrr‘y in form tr (‘orrscrv
:ttivo r:tllrt-.Zr,. lr v.‘:r.~.' not on r‘ililz‘r' sur-
prise.
Naturally tho first t‘llils‘irlr mtiou umorrp:
Tin’ihrud tl-uouts niilllllil imvolwr-u brusnl. t I‘NMI“ "Ml IN?" WIN «'IN in tho lullul-m-o
rrtrtuun tutti."
whit-Ir iim r'hrtlrm‘ \toulri cal-rt upon tho
trump-mus important. prudingz questions
below-u iln' lirrirml Storm and (in-of.
“I'll-Will “not (if lilltir' quo-iilrillrl llflil
their inwptiou during: tin- t'ornwr Solis-
bury mlutntry uud Inm- pl‘m'm'ilr‘tl irr ono
form or itilnliir‘l‘ llllllr‘l‘ the lioscixrry
rcpzimc.
Sonrrtor Morgan of Airtimmo, chairman
of the M'flflii‘ commirtr-vou fort-igurcln-
tionrt nud n rr-r'oguimi nrrflrnrily on all
questions of irrivrrrutiorrol irrrport, was
naked lid in tho r-il'r‘rtt nf iitr' change upon
some of tho diplomatic mutter-er now under
ctmrllflomflou.
“Of course it will have no direct or
innzmlloio oiTm‘t in this mrrrrtrv."rrnirl
ho. “lrtrt in nu indirr-ct Why it will irr-
ilur-uol- oil of lIrIn‘ur' subjwts in which this
courrlryutrri iirmt lirituiu have been in-
\‘olvml.
“Lord Sriliebury is not only iI stoic»-
mnu. but u trrcnt rtutosmnu, and he will
bring totlo- consideration of all forcign
qucoiioue oomph-to information and n
libvml und prudent policy. For that rcri-
sou Iris iot'rrrirtlou of the ministry will
rioubtlomrlurvo nu iniluoutiol client upon
Ilrc llorlrm «no question. llo uudcrstnuds
tlrnt uubjoct thoroughly. and it was
through lrlm that. tho prr‘m‘nf. nrrnnpro—
mom, was r-tloctcd. llodr-visml thoplrru
for pron-«tint: the souls on brood and lib-
crui Ilium. as it. mm to tho intorcst of pm-
plo In England rrlmmt us much as In this
country lo we llutt iirmovnlrmblo uni.~
Innis wr-rr- not oxicr'rrrinntul. To that end
his first rrrrmmr-monfs with Mr. Bttyrml
were thoroughly mrtisfm‘tory. but Unnadn
stopped in the way, and it was irupmssllrie
to cxcouto that policy which had been
devised."
British Ernbnaay Not Ina-prised.
NEWPORT. It. I.. Juno 24.——-At the King
cottage, the hortdqunrtcrs of the British
emlxntsy hero, the only pcrson connected
with tho curbossy in the oily woo herd
Westnrcnilr. who i'cccivt'rl the news con-
eerningtho rrriuisicriul crisis in London
with little surprlsc. Milli)!“ that Ire hurl
been looking on such it rmusruumntion for
some time. ‘
Lord Wr‘sitnmih sold that no oillcinl in.
tinmtlon of the ainioof uffnirslrudlmen
received at tho crrrimusy rind that train-
formation was at hand. tin reading the
bulletin he sold promptly. “The adverse
vote in the house of mmmmta on Friday
hurried matwrs, n dissolutionof girlie-
rnent having borinnntielpatml in official
strains in faction turnovers! weeks."
gnaw?“ ... . in , -5...‘i.r
Weather 9W.
‘ lair; ,sliglrtir contort southerly/wield.
t ’le
humus tantrum ;;
MN Vol”! 9 ..... t
‘l’ilE OLOIEIMILE
swttrcmnit :
CIGARETTE
”flih'hddm
ION CO 1’ AN I. "III
Enskfis'toui‘m'zto "'
all
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. GONN- ‘
Opposite Horse Railway Depot. ‘
HORSE OLIPPINO
.ny.
WATER POWER.
If want rhorasoli niehanrl
wallet: m ppsdq
w. McQuhae,
as North Main so.
- .1. South Norwalk.
OUR
BEST BUTTER.
Here we make no reference to the goat
that feeds on paper in the back yard,
but our intention is to speak of the ex-
cvilcnce of the substance made from '
cow's milk. which we expose for sale.
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tube
now calls f-‘r notice. Always fine, it
rrruircs new fronds and customers as the
season for its appearance comcs rr uod at
this time of thr- ycar. Us I satisfaction
in quality, price. and it is in such lie-I
package‘s. 23c. ”1.. 8‘2 30 tub.
liulfr'i' haspone up in New York. But
u..- pvim. and quslny of our rub buffer
will remain the some as it has for a
month past, ""- it). Try it.
Illibblelrilomstock
#
MWAEst. .
New and second hand
Buggies. Phaettrts. Ostriaps
Ollidpids, Spindles. stt.
Prices to Suit All.
WAKDBII’I’HII.
Henry Tilly.
struts Pursuit
AT ROWAYTON.
line Fancy Iltlfl, it fast, lrrsss, g
mounted. _
fins florilng Still, it last.
Ons Fondue-Foot ttiff.
fins Twain-Foot Followed
nus lites-Foot Brow Edison."
Ons‘Eiplrt-Foet Followsri
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Dos sir-Foot fallopian
Glad serviceable boats. at low mistl-
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can. or oa’ annular.
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