Nome is What You lake It!
The furnishings in the home are mir
run in which your taste is reflected.
meall paper-do you credit? The
right paper will brighten even a dull
room. The wrong paper will make ever-
thlng else wrong.
Comennd pick from n wilderness of
flowersworen into gold—dainty tinte.
artistic color» stolen from nature. Let
nulmw you how much beauty is little
money will buy.
Pointing. Paperhauuingnnd Decorating.
It. a. ooaHAM,
i0 FIRST AVENUE.
Flatt Nortt'nlir. - - Connecticut.
HUNT & ZELUFF,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer» in
Fish.
Owners
and Clams,
Lobster-s.
mono-wanna .~
“I. sraono. sweets.
to the verdict arrived at by
Chemical Analysis at
05 BAKING
POWD
Economy. Health and Sutiotecmry
Results attend its use.
macro!» IF i
C. ENDIAION. Nevin-ha,“ :
PATENT
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MEDICINES
EAST AIID PLEASANT TO TAKEI
At Our Prices!
Geo. C. Stillson’s
DRUG STORE.
"aeiouoe
HUM. . one no.
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umwwwmu
. theilevattoaotllonopm
ancestor. Po. limb ss-ouuoo
Mllindodhduummu‘uml
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consecration of lav. . lilohooi J. HwI
hon as coediutor bishop of the licraoton}
dict.“ , L
The consecration was by iatolii, who;
was assisted by Bishops Thomas P. leGor- I
era of Harrisburg and Thomas 0. Datum
oi Sprineileld. )less. The cathedral. eitfl
l’eter‘o. was crowded to the doors. whiie‘
acrowd numbering about 0.000 was unI
the outside. I
Among the distinguished prolateo pm I
out were Archbishop Ryan at Philadel-
phia and Bishops O'Hara of flcranwn,
llorstmonn at Cleveland. Mullen oI Eris. i
Michaud of Burlington, Vt., Pholon ulI
Pittsburg. Hol‘oul of Trenton. 80(4qu
of Rochester. Chutard of Vinoenneo. ind,
and Ludden at Syracuse. Nearly no
priests at tho diocese were present. A
purse of 33,700, contributed by the priests I
or the diocese. was given to Bishop lion
ball. I
A BIG on. BLAZE. I
The Atlantic Refinery at Pittsburg Dam-I
aged to the Extent of I300.“
I’l‘l'l’slll‘iul. Much zit—Fire in the At
luntio refinery In this city caused a loos}
of over $300,000. The tire started Irntuj
Hull"! unknown cause in the warehouee
and before it could be checked had ontci- ,
oped the warehouse and spread to the,
tanke. ‘
The burning nil rushed down from the?
tanks and npread in streams of fire over‘
the property. The water poured on the.
oil had no effect and only served to scatter
it. The fluid rushed over the tracks of the
Allegheny \‘nlloy railroad and blocked all
trnliic. 'i‘ho telegraph and telephone wireo I
and poles near the refinery were burned.
down from tho lntenoe heat.
Altogether 125.qu barrels ot oil were]
destroyed. most of it refined. I
shooting Afiray at Auburn.
Arena, 8. i1. March ‘lli.-—A ohouing'
unray built-place on Underwood street. in I
the northwaotorn port of the city. which
came near bolng total. Patrick Morris-toy.
night engineer of the women's prison, was I
returning from his work and was paoelng
: the house 0! one Lorkln when he saw his I
brother-in-inw. Bowe, standing on the I
stoop. llad blood has existed between the I
tore men for some time over family slain
and threats have been repeatedly made.
As Morriseoy saw Bowe he quickened hie
pace, but Bowe, seeing him. attacked hint
stun:
A Pennsylvania Girl Avenue a
Wrong With a Bullet.
THEN DID TRIED TDIILL “HELP.
m.. ”Mu- .-
llortha hlot‘oaaell bays the li no Betrayed
by a Commercial Trawler. Whom nho
Attempted to Kill DI a Hotel ‘Iotle
wm Probably bee.
C4M‘l'ln\'li.i.i».', Po. )ierch 23,—Oue or
tho mt shocking tragedies that has over
flirted tho people of this lllnt‘ltit'clll’i't'd
when pretty Bertha McConnell of this
city. and barely to yours 0! age. shot liar-
iy Thompson, a traveling ouimuan for
tho Singer flowing )laohine company.
while in a hotel in hut‘l‘tfl‘. She board-
ed on esprees train alter lilo shooting and
returned to this piece. where Ibo attempt-
ed to end her life in the mine manner.
The double crime is alleged to have been
;the rooult of Thompeon having deoeIVed
and betrayed tho young wwnou. Both
Miss Methanol! and her victim will prob
ably die.
The tragedy was enacted in the Key:
stone House. where tho twu had register-
id as .l. C. McConnell and wife. The
young Woman is the daughter of John
McConnell. a well known citizen of this
place and woe poumoed of a disposition
and remneiity that made tor her many
friends It Will two years can that she met
'l'hompmin. She was then employed in to
dry goorlsestablishment. Thompson seein-
ed to iind favor In the young woman's
eyes at once, and this soon led to a friend-
ship that quickly ripened into lmu.
Thompson visited the young woman fro-
quenily. He told her hi» home wasvln
Harrisburg. where he lived with his moth.
or. In time. hoWever. it was gossipod
about that he was a married man. This
charge he denied. The young womnn ovi-
dcntlyhad faith in her lover. for about
two months nan she. left town with him.
nmi it WM current mum thnt they had
I married and were living quietly and hop-
plly in lancneter.
That this was not true hmnme known
only last Monday. when lilies McConnell
returned to t'oateoviilo and f0 sulllu of lu-r
closest friends made known to them than.
uhe hnd been dermived nnd ruined by
Thompwn. While here hill! purrhnocd n
revolver and returned to ldtnclfllel' with
! whatnow appears to be e dieterndned ro-
' with to orange herself upon him who had
I m dishonored her.
lam I'olo Willie's- alurphy Ire.
J.“ and ”all "In: to a Tree. . I
(instrument. Narch flu.—-A mob tooki
Willi-tn Murphy from tho loll nt “Hills“,
ville. 'i’oun.. sud strung him to it true.‘
The villagers knew nothing oi it til! the
body was tuned bangle, from a honey lo‘
oust tree not no paces rout the out lug
calabtwae.
William hierphy was in jail awaiting
trial for tho murder of Hill Nowlin, a
miner, three weeks ago at Pioneer, iuI
Cainbeil county, which adjoins Scott,
county. in which the lynching «minted. '
About 30 mountaineers with hundker-,
chiefs over their totes did tho lynching.
The lender were no disguise. but seemed
to be e stranger. lie kllm‘kt‘tl at the door. i
awakened Jailor G. 0. Ellis. ‘repreecuting
that he was a deputy uherlfl with a printou-
er he wanted looked up. All the jailer 0]!t'ii~
ad the door he was covered with n luruu
pistol and the keyu were demanded. lie‘
refused to surrender the keys. The llluili|~ I
taint-ere drew revolver. on the juiler’s:
irightenod wife and daughter and they not
the keys and gave thorn to the mob. Mur- I
phy was found praying for mercy. lie i
bogged hard for his iiie, but if they would .
kill him. he begged not to be dragged or '
choked to death. He was ruuuhly drnugcd .
out and hnugcd on the nearest irce. hiur
phy and his victim Were both mini-rs. I
Murphy learns a widow and several ehii. l
(Iron nt Junction City, it'y.
Is nour tho Kentucky line.
FOR lumen: HOTJR DAY.
Executive Council or the American Peder.
atlun to "old In Important Hen-inn.
ixui.\.\'.it’(u.i.~i, Mnroh flit—The orc-u- :
tire council of the American l'i-iierutlmfl
of Labor will hold an important nut-tlng‘
here today. the. object being to eel-loci a
irndo to make tho fight throughout the:
I'nitcd States for an eight Iiuurdny, to be I
gin May i.
The council was u-iocted at tho untlonul
meeting in lean to net. in e similar eapiu-i- ,
ty. and members claim that tho movement i
was successful In iii? rItb-n and embraced
«ill. “07 persons on lmuelicinrb-s. ‘
The uml‘uiuont nt tiint tiiuu wins mullu I
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iiuutat‘lile;
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ed to the curpcutorn nnd joluorr. :unl ihr
council will now select another trade with ‘
There is n probability that thi' painters,
ol the country will be oeicctod at this
meeting. on they are well organized. ii.l
the bosom resist the demand. my the menu :
INHHI tho culllil'll. n strike Will Niall" um! I
tho whole power of the. federation will be I
invoked to sustain the llt‘lillllitl. ,
President iiiillipel‘u will preside at the
which to unlike u light. I
Chew it and
you’re always safe
Tobacco
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"WINTER“
CLEARING SALE.
For tlic balance of this mom
h you may have your choice
oi‘nuy Fancy Cussimcrc or Chet-int
WINTER SUIT
In our Stores at
HA
LF PRICE!
This is our \\’.’i_\' oliclrnriupr out the goods {it the cud oi
the sumo", so as to hm"
all new goods next fall.
This is the opportunity for saving dollars:
Ismoo Suits, ................................. Now $3.50
deliberations of the council, which will be
and n euuflie ensued. In which Morrieoeyl "mud 1”". h "h "mm" ,
In session for two or three dnys.
drew his revolver and shot liowe twice.. ”I” went I" "m" "‘0'“ I" ”I" “0“".
("me In "It! “nun .nd '3‘"! in The bum. ' III'Iti "Ulla bl". lib. and Tliifllipfllll hours
The wounded man is in the hump“ and what took pint-o there. 'lhey evidently
$8.00 Suits, ......................... . ....... Now $4.00
I$i0.00 Suits, ..... . ..................... ..Now $5.00
11.. lost Assortment of 82 Washington St. So. Nerwollt.
Quay “outliers Hrganislug.
Fresh Fith to he Found!
w“.
HORSE RADISII ORODIID TO
YOUNG- MAN!
Why take the chance of i ng
will probably recover. Morrissoy is in Jail. I unnrrelod. but none of the hotel uttacilue
., . . heard any shots tired.
j morning that the discovery was made.
I The couple were called for breakfuat, and
I not responding. a rhumhorruaid was sent
1 to the room. She foam! Thompson in bed
I with a bullet Wound In his head and the
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Orders From (lenerni Booth.
New Your, Merch 23,—iilany were tho
expressionu of surprise at the headquarters
of the Salvation Array when the nerve
leaked out that Colonel William Eadie,
it was not until
Pilli.A|lEl.l'lll.\. March Bit—A pnrty is
being organized in thin city to Mt no on I
escort to the members of the l’cuunyirnniu I
delegation totbe Republican nntionnl eou- I
\‘entiuu ut r‘i. Louie. which will cousIstI
of between Bob and in“ m‘ili’u liupublirum 1
who TflVlll' the nomination of Senutor Quay I
I$l5.oo Suits, ..... ........... ........Now $7.50
The pcoplc have learned that our ads. are iruc. so this
will I) . n busy sale for cusli.’
We advise you in be quick
ORDERI before the sizcs are broken.
_.....___... bed clothing saturated. lie W‘s conscioith .
and refused to tell who tired the shot.
When questioned as to Me wife's where-
without insurance. when our
Cents a day will .
,msunr YOUR urr.‘
‘ FOR SLOOOI
0r Six Ctr. a day will give you an Endow- -
for president. The escort will Include m..-u .
from Allegheny, i.u1,erno, l,nckuwnnnu,I
llluir, Dauphin. Lancaster. Moutgurrwry.I
lint-kit, Lebanon, Schuylkill und Chester;
counties to the number of nbout 1.30, nnd ,
nt ion-it 200 will go from this dry. The I
party will be marehalcd by LieutenuntI
Iitit‘el‘liur Welter Lybn‘ ' ‘ " ’
the chief secretory. had received a cable.
message from General Booth ordering ‘
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i‘Iiiii. galii’zgfonn "$3: (:3 t3... lgmfiiLg? abouts, he replied that «in» bud gone for n
missloneru who were sent here to “'3‘ him , doctor. it became known sluill nitorwurd
to withdraw ‘wna that. Colonel Didi» ' that Miss Dictionneil had lo-ft the hotel
should “0 to England and never return. 1 end came iuuueciiateiy to’ lit‘l born.» In tin.
The officer: or the Salvation Army and . “U'
W. A. BENEDICT a. co.
Clothiers and Furnislicrs.
Pure Aleplo Syrup!
Pure Tomotoe cotsup!
PIckeled Oysters!
TMhOM 0811- 40'11- {neat oh’iLIiMI payable tol purse” lthy‘wu . the American Volunteers look upon this I .xfi'ho won: at; stall? wilti’lti‘mgl‘tih‘iiri ._.-_'.,,-, . h I
"6- ' t nourance. e "011% "it I I to vor go no ior re re . e u - him..." to the More Honlrf -. ' . . ‘ ,.
“1 '1', . . . .. . J ‘ olee,the best in the cheapest. insure In the , aligufliiiuiiiivg harkgmtgutfgofldwg‘erafl' lei missed her heart, pissing through her “gm“. March 21,44,“ Sniisbiiry has: I9 MAIN STREET, . SEN-fl": L BUILDING,
lung and lodgedin the book. She then
rant a re ii t the mun rial in for r .i'
told ol her attack on Thainpson, She raid ‘ I y n K u 0 0 I
S011.
Dr. F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DENTIST!
Q2 Waahtncton Ctr.“ .
South Nerve-its. Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
Without Pain!
Artificial Teeth with and without Pinion by
l “a: WW1 gramme.“ modern Den
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opera one {lien iiklll ui manner at about
rformed
$1,5th price charged by other dentists.
'1' h extracted free of charge. where other
teet are to be inserted.
A lady in attendance.
OFFICE HOURS.
From a a. to. until 6 p. to. Open Wednesday
Ind Batu day until sap. m..
All wor warrantc tor live yearn.
consultation fr...
m.- . . .4... ..E.-.....T=E
Raymond 8: Sons.
AQEZEEQEo:
Bedroom Suits and
Parlor Suits!
Always on Hiatidiniec
Funeral Directdtc and 'Em-
baimérs I
4. and on Main soul. NOI'WIIK
Residence. a Berkley Place.
Telephone. 7 -t.
0. II. HARVEY'S
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
Partition for thoroughly crumble clinmber-'
maid or wultreu-i (American). tit nines refer-
ence. Alec partition for young man as coach-
man and gardnnr.
bastion and gentlemen deeiring iirnh-i
class help in any capacity can obtain the
same immediately at the above agency ;
alnthooe wishing positions, either male
, or female. can more employment.
0. H. HARVEV, Harvey's Shoo
Store.
70 North Main street, South Norwalk.
W
D. W. RAYMOND,
F unerel Director.
and Emhalmer.
'3 Washing-ton Street.
09. Non-mils.
Residence, Mahackemo Hotel.
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i = Connecticut General I
. life Insurance Do.
Of Hartford.
5. erudinrmru,
ill Washington Street. 80. Norwnlk.
Hard Times Sale
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MEAD’S,
Saturday!
It Beats Anything on Recordii
FRESH CANDY AT COST!
Chocolates, assorted.
Molasses l‘ninly. but.
snorted Butter 1 ‘ups. we
, .loiusscs Butlercups. 2m
Chocolate Cnrnmels. cm
A line box 0! Mixed Candy. in!
_ Anti Inutls (if other kinds.
loo tilim'ohite Lni er Cukou.
Duchess i'nke,
Hum-thine Coke. , :20"
Florence Cake. lili.‘
And 100 Other kinds.
WAN cakes left ulterio o'clock Saturday even-
wiii be sold at half price.
Fertilizers, I
BRADLEY’S
MAPES,’
PRESTON’S.
And all other standard goods always
> in stock. Sold at manufac-
turers' prices.
Innvnouo BROS.
lo. Nam-III.
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Alehamans Bought Green Goods.
WAHiiiSd'I'ON, Murl'll 23.-—-JoiIn Kersey‘:
nnd Henry tirecn, colored. from Oxford, .
All». complained to the police that they
had been swindied by green trends men in
New York city nut UT 3400. Thu two men
met one of the operators, known as Dr.
Aduuui. at Bethlehem. Pit, who took them
to Him Third avenue, New York. where
they received a tin box which they were no
felt money. The box was not opened until
Hersey and Green reached Wuhlngton,
when It was found to contain ill and a
bundle of green paper, The New York po-
lice have been communicated with.
Italian Statesmen Fight a Duel.
ROME. March fill-A duel has occurred
between General Mcmenni, minister
war in the Crisp! cabinet, and Signor
Barzninl. arilng out of a sharp personal
altercation which took place in the cham-
ber of deputies on Saturday regarding the
recall of t‘ienerei Baratieri from Abyssinin.
Signor liarznlai was wounded In the left
cheek no a result oi’ the duel. According
to The Italic, General Boldlseera reports
that the nexus of Abyssinin has imposed
new and unacceptable conditions, which
are likely to delay the conclusion of peace
between ltoiy end Abyssinin.
Penna) lvnnlis‘ Mlners’ Wages.
Pnitirsurno. Pu, March Bit—On and
alter April 1 the miners in Center, Ulnar
field, élnllfl'lll. Jefiereon. Bediord and ln-‘
dien' untles in this state and in the
Cum riand region, Maryland. will be
paid 45 cents per groan ton or +0 cents per
not ton. Notices to this eflect are now be—
Ing posted throughout this section.
Fight With Outfnwe.
Corrmvuua, Ken, March tit—A doe-
perate light occurred southwest of this city
in the lndlnn territory between Deputy
i'nited States Marshals James Gibson and
Scott Brnnur and three (imperatives, led
by Bud Pittman. Brunet wns mortally
Wounded. and Bud Pittman vm-i killed.
The other outlaws escaped.
I Poverty and Suicide.
I Ailinr, March 23. — hire. Minnie
‘U'Nell, whose husband had been out of
work. with three dependent children and
no food in the. house, swallowed an ounce
‘ oi cnrbollc acid at her home and died two
hours later. To add to the family’s pov-
erty, the recent freshet had destroyed
nearly all their furniture.
Live Stock Perish In Flames.
HARTFORD, March 2a—A barn owned
by Joseph H. Boardman. two burns own.
e1 by Brusie anti Monitor: Mid two loc-
houses were destroyed by lire. Fourteen
horses and other live stock were burned.
The total loss is estimated at WWW:
The cause of the lire is unknown.
Spanish Paper 'l'alke of War.
MADRID, March 23.—The Horaido says:
; "Spain could never officially recognize a
I I'nited States commission of inquiry Into
l Cuban affairs. It is impossible that Presi.
. dent Cleveland should have such an idea
I War between Spain and America would be
i preferable "
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An Aged Woman‘o fiuielde.
\hrmxv, X. Y.. March 25.-hlra Ja-
. cob 5. Snmhammer, aged 77 years, eon-
. mlttod suicide by hanging heroelt.
Weather Forecast.
. Fairand colder: aurthweetoriy winds.
enrud contained 33.000 worth of counter» I
of ‘
it: had ruined her life and M elm bud ‘
nothing to live for, she wanted him to die
loforu he could bring ruin and diagmce
on others. '
Thompson some lino: alter the thooting ,
won removed to his brothcr'u home in
lancaster, where he stubbornly refuse-t to
permit the physicians toprnho for the bell
, and declines, to tell; about the case or
make an auto iuortem statement.
lancuster police ere Ip town in serve a
tvnrrant on Miss McConnell. Her condi-
tion is nnzh, however, that they have thun
fur re'rained.
Mrs. Thompson's litatenient.
HAiihirlli'lttt, Mnrch flit—Henry 'l’homp‘
son. who Wlsn shot at Lancautor by Bertie
McConnell, has it wife and twnstuull chil-
dren living at thin pint-e. Mrs. 'l‘hoinpnon
says her husband had tried to get rid of the
girl for over a year. but that who followed
, him wherever he went. Bertie is said to
I have culled at Thompson's home in Lau-
ouster. and after his rcuiotnl here, in u lot-
I ier to him, the girl in said to bore offered
to furnish 0500 to get a divorce from Mrs.
'l'hompmn in order that he might marry
I her. Thompson’s wife was advised by
, lancaster iriends that her husband will
I die.
I Fire in the Census Bureau.
I Wasnrmrox, March 2ti.—-l"lre broke
out on the first liner of Marinl'u hnll, 918
E street, N. W.. the whole of which is oc-
cupied by the United States censne bureau.
it npremi to the second and third floor»
and damaged the building to the extent
of Simone, nndai! the remrde of the census
otlice were either soaked with water or
ruined by lire. Census ofllre UfTIt'lnltt WIm
visited the scene of the conilgrntion mini
I that a great many of the [lovers that had
‘ been burned could be easily spared.
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A Hundred rile-lune I. Year.
I Chicano, March ‘2:i.—-Whut are said to
I be tho largest termsérer before paid to n
,drnnmtio artist will be given ,Riehnrd
1‘ Mansfield nest mm by Daniel r‘rohuinu *
of the Lyceum theater. Now Yorit, who
ind been in Chicago the innit. week. Mr.
Ii’rohrunn .hns attired his signature ton
frontrnct which absolutely gimrnntm-s Mr.
, Mnusiield snouoo for next, season's Work
I end $100,000 for ouch and every season un-
‘til the your luau.
The Armenian Patriarch Resigns.
Coss‘uxrxsorir. March 23,—Atn meet-
ing oi the Armenian council the Armenian
patriarch, lzmiriinn. uttered his 'rcuigno-
- tion owing to his failure to obtain any
roucosslons from the government. to ameli-
orate the condition otthe Armenians. The
council. bow-over, unanimously bogged the
patriarch not to resign and to continue
his eflortu. Mr. Gladstone has donated
£100 to the Armenian fund.
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[halter ls Reported Not Dead.
I’ll’rtibl.’mi, )Inrch 2ii.—A cable disl-
Ipatoh dated Paris was received in this city
Ilrom Mr. Charron, the manager of George
I A. Banker. the American cyclist. in which
he denies the report sent out last night.
from Nice to the eflcct that Bunker had
died in that city from typhoid fever. Mr.
I'herron's dispatch also said that. while
Ithe cyclist had been ill with the (ever, be
I one now slightly better.
The liteslan )liners Win.
0055M. March zit—Tho Sovoe \‘reniya
and The Sovosti admit that England has
Is mission to protect the Nile valley, and
that Dongola. Komle and Berber, the
three keys to the Sudan. must cventtnlly
. loll into liuiand'o hands.
Aimlo-Aiuei'irnn arbitration of tho \'ctn-~ I
zuelnu queetlou utiopti-d by the Peace m»
(lotr M 11 meeting in Queen's hall The
reply is nddressed to Right liunurnbia
.lnuimi Stiiuuilohi. IIS'lIiIlIIlllt‘l' of l’uriln-
nient, who presided iii the "looting. Lord
f‘talIslilll‘y says. "I mu gbui to be able to
inform you that this question is receiving
the conslderution of the government und
tluit proposals in the direction indicated
j by tho iuoiuorini'nro now before ihc gov-
I moment of the United Suites."
Itroiton Truuito I‘nltse-d n l-‘ntnl Wreck.
J.\_i.‘it>0.\'\‘il.l.l-Z, Flii.. him-vii L'ii. —— A
broken truck caused the wreck of a freight
train on the Florida Central and Penin»
. nulur rniiroud ncnr Mndieon. Twelve cars
I were thrown off the truck and much duru-
nge was done. 'l‘wo tramps who were
atcnlinrr a ride were killed .nnd unother
seriously injured.
(iramlniece of General l’utnniu Dead.
HANutili, Mn, Merl-h '2:l.——iilrs. Lucy
ii. illckory dlcd hero. :igml nil yours. She
I was it grnndnh-ce of (ionorul lnrnci Put,-
1 hum of revolutloungy innu- nnd remenr ;
I bored distinctly the trips of the British up ;
tho Peuobscut river in lHl-i. '
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Alleged Murderer Arrested. .
“'ilu‘ll, w. \‘n.. March 21—. Fletch Coal I
Grover, be murdered John (inciting and 5
Joseph erriug last August, in thin-null,
field», has been nrrcatcd by Detective New- I
comb near Vivian. I
(lraudunu of the l'luiued Knight.
Ai‘lil'M‘A, lilo. Mnrch Olin—A son was
born to Mrs. iiuttle Blaine Boole, wife of
ii. ’l‘ruxton lienlc, ex-miuistor to Persin,
end there is great hawineen at the old
iiiuiuc liOlllCrlIL‘illl.
trad—umfléiuiar.
Fire nimost. destroyed the (.Ihnniiier
block. ni Netw-nstle, Uni... causing u loss
of about $25,000.
1 'l‘iiton E. Doolittle, 72‘» your: old. for the
last 17 years shite attorney in Liollllt‘Olli‘llI.
died in New iinreu.
I The venerable George. Anthony Ilenison.
, .\l. A, {irchdcnrhou oi 'i‘uuulon, in tho
‘.»\giicnn diocese of Bath nud Wells, died
in i.o’ndon.
The engagement is unnounrod of Miss
Laura Cracker, a noted Washington socio-
ty belie, to William Hayes Aekion, the
prominent southern nnthor.
Captain Marshall McDonald. one cf the
oldest and most widely known cnni oper-
ntors nud rivcriucu in western" Pennsylva-
' niu. died at his home in Sowh-kley, nenr
Pittsburg.
A disastrous fire in the smelting dcpnrt~
. muut of the copper Works of the Pcuusyl- '
vnnln Suit Manufacturing company. at
Netrone, Pn., caused it lost»: estlnmteil nt
ti.uuo,u00.
Jessamine county, Ky., in ' Governor
Bradley's congressional district. elected
delegates to the Republican district and
I new conventions nnd instructed for Brnd~
, icy no first and )icKlnicym Eucumi choioe.
The jury in tiio Miliihcu case, on trio!
in Washington, has returned a verdict. of
not guilty. Milliken. who Wuo formerly
Iprivate secretary to Senator Harris. wns
; accused of entering the room of the dough-
I tarot Judge Phillips with wrongful intent.
William Quan Judge. presidnllt of tho
Theosophb-al society in America and the
gentleman who has been regarded by the
'i‘housophists in this country iii the grand
high priest and legitimate successor of the
date. time. B'lasetsity. tired ln‘ng York .
r}. 3-.
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Norwalk.
So. Norwalk.
..ui min-r noniww‘ I. ltulll a tense, use
.. it neg curd, such
. , l . .am “on. Wlth
i-rucgiwni,_. ,. .. . .m- .y (idles:
ll 15!. t't) ,Ci \t‘iJllvi, . -"
For sale nt Ti‘omilnson‘s drug attire.
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FAIRFIELD COUNTY - -
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Norwaik, Conn.
Incorporated, 1524. Cnpitni. $200,000.
EDWIN O, KEELER, President.
DAVID H. MILLER. Vice-Prest.
L. C. GREEN, (.‘uahiivr.
DIRECTORS.
Enwm O. Kin-men, Mosul; M. varu,
DAVID ii. MILLER A. .i. Lil-:Exrru,
Reunions Locnwcon, Tum E. SMITH,
IRA COLE, CHAS. F.Tnisrna.\t.
Accounts of Manufacturers, Merchants
and Individuals Soliclted.
Safe Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
0 S ly
Spring Stock!
Suits formerly 88.00 now
$5.50. ' A)! wool pants,
iurmcriy $2.00, now $1.00.
All goods made to order
in first-class style, and at
low prices.
H. GOODWIN, .
' Tailor, [latter and
Furnishcr.
I70 Washington Street
Bridge.
A Fine Lot of
New Teas !'
JAPAN,
FORMOSA
OOLONG,
ENGLISH
BREAKFAST!
We had :lil intormtiuu time trying
tens. There- were, sixteen tens to select
from and only three, to be chosen. (lum-
Imtitinnbor. curb (it'lili‘l' trying to ex-
I-ol his fellow. Well we have those
teas selected, now in our Store, and bu.
lii‘Vt‘ them who grunt. (mr stronghold
itinextrn ('iiouu- new plantation F0 -
i.iosn()0'1ong. (lid pwpb» like u good
z-upof two. It charms and cheers. We
.~;itisfy old ladies. Tin-y speak well (if
our mi. Our ten selected with great
care will please both old and young, 500
lb. \Vo invite ('Iiullliii'lh'Ill with those
lens that HM more. i
The merited our ('niiforuizt canned
peaches in heavy nyrup, at lfic Cttll, are
just incoming to bo- iuiown. Honest
goods: line out! L'lli'llll. Try them.
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Lorenzo Dibble!
ll N. Main Street.
Drop in Prices!
StrivinFresh Eggs. - - - inform:
(300d F83“ fur Cooking. - - ' ‘7 f'i'r 2"”.
Crmmery Butter. best in town. 7 ‘25" “l
" " very cowl. - I" - ‘-"-'" 1"
I‘uro Leaf Lord. lb: lb- 10 lbs... - “-‘l"
not»! Leaf Liud. - - - . - 7" “l
(‘ottoiena 3 lb. poll. - - - 9“
Idouot sell Buttorine. but will Inform mu‘
permutvlnliing to use it. liowihcy i‘lili pr-e
cure it.
B. A. VICKERS.
125 Washington Street.
Physician forWomen
MR5. DR. N. A.,GUII.IFORD
Can be consulted at her oflice
312 BROAD Smear, Bninozrom, Conn.
From 10 a. in. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
Thclirwior In u rezubir phynloien and for
the pod nineteen years Iuh uni-i.~ the disc-ates
1-! Womennspouiulty. Ludo-u sum-ring iron
nnydin‘b-iiity iin-iiiouitn the sex l'llfl onuinlt
Ilr.(luliford inthe nirloth confidence. vi
the assurance ofrr-t‘eivinu the. moot ukiiifulun
:<-'lPlltlll~‘ irt-nimr-ut knnwn in modem uur 'ery
unul lil'“ll“lfl“. Homo- run- with bur-m ur~
niuhed when rquirmi. ’l‘n-rum moderate.
All lettere prompt r replied to. int-low mule.
Norwalk Chronicler