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UMBRELLASI
Big job of plain and fancy sill: gloria and sateen umbrellas, in sizes 26 and :3 inch.
We have one special line of English glories, 26 inelI, with line Dresden IIIiIIII handler,
solid frames, stell capped ferrules. inst black, for sun or rain,
59¢ each!
(IIIr liuI- children's school umbrellas, 370 each.
Fine Line Solid Leather Club Bags
from 75c up. Leather. canvas and zinc covered trunks. all styles“ ahd sizes.
tine coma door mats. extra heavy. size I7x28, regular pr'u'e si, tor 50v each.
Fine Garden Tools!
Full line of Fine garden tools, at extremely low priI-cs; long and short handled shov-
els, spades and spading forks, hoes, rakes. post hole diggers. weedrrs, etc. Quality
the best, prices the lowest.
BABY CARRIAGES, REFRIGERATURS. U”. AND GASULINIE STUVES.
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Then their: is IIII' ilI‘IIIIess llcpIIItnIt-Iit \\'lllClll 18 well stocked with fresh goods.
Harnesses, Robes, Blankets and Whips.
Repairing :1 Specialty. Also as line :1 line oi Carri logos and \\ IIgons as to llt' iIIIIIIIl any
f ‘ where III the state to select irom. and mites right. The place is
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JUST ONE WORD!
Hilli'l'll Nilltw ..-\l K . - - t ‘UNNlut t'TIt' lT'l‘
For Ingrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette
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()il Cloths. Linolcums and Muttings, go to
A. Dickerman & Sen,
South :ttorwallt. Connecticut.
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ThoroughlyEquipped for Every Kind of Printing!
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etsr QUALITY or WpRK AT nu; LOWEST PRICES.
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tics, and quI of grout assistance to, her
Iothing So Large 0r So Small that Cannot Be Done Here as Well as AnWlWVQIl
git ANY ilYIilI WIDUWB
THERE ARE FOUR tN THI INCH."
ROYAL FAMILY ALONE.
I'Iotortn to [tint III input-em. marten 1
minute and the ”Matte [Ion Ivy ”to
Tragedies of Air-Iris “It “nice: 1"!
Queen- Regent.
it it just II thought Minninhiiitt '0
reckon the number of royal widowt. ,
moment. or uuurownod. now mom or
lose in public view. first. of room.
women "or Majority Vittorio. Hm firm
of India. Queen of England. tirot and
and Ireland. Next to her one must
rank her «ldent child. Victoria. Empress
Dowageror Prussia. more t‘tt‘lfl'ltlfltl]
known as Emprm Frederick Thain
l-I \tra: III the some homily oirIlr- than oratht‘
Duchess of Albany. born Prince» at
l Wuidm‘kl’yrinoflt. and widow of the
l English Queen‘s youngest son. rind theI
lately bereaved Prim-«III; ot thittoiihotu.
who in to be the Duchess of Kent. III
her own right.
Upon the Continent thero am It pnlr
oi“ widowrid queens torrent -~( ’htlntlna ot
Spain and Emma of lfollnmt. limit
have thn golden opinions from tho»
they govern. no Ioni- than from lIIIpI‘II'
tiul onlookers. Queen Emma is, hy the
way, stator to tho l)l|(‘ilt'ti~i of Albany.
who is said to have been tho that
IIholooot the any old roprolmto. King
William oi Holland. I‘lho refined him.
but her sister throw hon-wit into the
breech. inspired donbtloss by tho iihmtl
edge that rII‘quiug tiUVI'l't'lel“, ”Hi
though somewhat lIIItlI-I'I-d Ithd Won-w
for wear. were not hiruly In t‘ltiltt' often
thwarting in stprvolinrg it prIrII-nly hrmw
holds. l-io they Wi‘l‘i' nmrriud. IIIId their
in II littlo QueI-n of Holland to t‘ill'lti tluv
anticipation: of the hour" at t'utnlnxr
lund.
But none of the queens or I-nIprI-Mw
can put out of court. thorium. «our»
time of Denmark. now “In willow"!
('mrlna. Mario FooIloI-owua. it must
have gone hard with lII~I'. lII cplio of the
splendor-II tlIIII'IIIIIIgII impliwi. to this
ovor her Spanish panic. “‘lln h mount
"daydawn." tor an IIppI-llIIIinn in min
brous. P‘f'illltll'tnvnfl IIII‘IHIII. lny ilIt' Wily.
“daughter of 't‘lIeodoru.” III dam-I i'IIIIl
ovnn “dnukhtor of Paul." ’l'ho lf‘l‘iitl
tuition “ovnII” or “owns" hue in all
can that siuniflI-nnco in Bunion
names. just us the lllmx "VIII-h" romp-I
always "till" of"; thus Alr-rarulrovitrh I
II "the sun of Alexander." I
Austrian royalty hue th‘IwiIiowIt out I
right. IIeIwI-I-n whom it III tom! tom :
which has tho moro tragic Minty. All
the world still rI-IIieIulmrI: flm Imgmly
of Meyerling- how the (‘rowu l’rihw
Rudolph shot, lllllliit'lr. and tho lwIIIItItIII I
Mario Vectscru. lvllVlliK hm witn. rite ‘J
plumioot lioluuuu. by no mourn dis
cunmlate. as “to pair had III-«II (m the’i
Still the
point of judicial separation.
shook and shadow of it It” for It tlirrr ,
overwhelmed lli‘l‘. But she hue no (-Ilt .
I
tIIIuing sorrow such as lots IlrIw-II tIII
madness (lirlottu. (Inca Empruu nil
lloxiw. who missed III i ill t in I ltll lmhd. I
Maximilian. Idiot only llf’t' .tlir-‘fl slim had i
gone to Etn‘opeaelrlnir rm III-1p tor h.'IIn !
where no llt‘llt was. th It is Io ‘t'""' '
tion if, in spito ot’ all. shr- i~I not loin:
unhappy than her sistor. thI- lI'IIIIprI-m
l'lliznboth of [\ilritrlii. who has ltf'l‘ll for
long years widowed In all but. liibllll'.
Besides Empress l‘Jllitt-‘tilr'. widowed
childless. II widowed slur-door of hot
beautiful sell“. lI'rIIIII-c him It lhIIIlII-w of"
Orlt'ans. whom iilt' li-mtimists molt In
Queen Dowagvr not to Intuition the;
wifoof lII~r Inurdorud l’I‘I-II'IdI-nt. (for
not. And thorn is more than alludin-
truco in tho yonngosi of royal \I'IIlIwws.
tho Bonaparto Princess. who IIIIIrrII~I'lJ
imi' llilt'li', tho IInlII- ll'AIIstII. and since-
his dI-ath has rut tho ltulian (‘IIlll'l wdd
with her trunk-I.
LADY RANDOLPH CHURCHlle
Slio May I'omrihly III-gain "or (‘lri/orrrhi‘tr
by Marrying; William WIIIItort [hfo'm/
Ludy Randolph t‘lIIIrleill. tIII‘IIIrII‘lI‘,’
Miss .lcnnio .lI-I-IIIIIII. of NI w York. and
widow of tho IIIIIuortIIl l'lnuliezh station
man, by the Lords Mt'l'i'ill')’ is I-I-por'tnd
to be ongagod to marry William Wall
duff AHtIII'. ’
Lady Randolph was marriod to the
second son of illi‘ Duke of Marlborough
in l87-i. film in II Woman of l‘ti'illit-l‘kilhllt" l
bounty. who has gained
ncnt position in London sowmfv. Shiv
has-taken grout iIItorr-stiu Fin-.rlwh pol-i
LA nv RANDOLPH cookout”...
husband
over a your ago. leaving two Imus. the
elder of whom is an officer in the Eng
lish army.
William Waldorf Astor was horn In
1843. and was oraduatod at f'olurnhn‘e
Low Srhool H" was It State. "Monti-or
in 1880. and was appointed l‘Tniturli‘s‘tMeu
Minister to Italy by President. Arthur,
HI: married Mist-l Paul.- of Philmlelphia. .-
Sh-I died in lJllJ‘i‘tflilltt‘l', 1894. at. (III-or
den. the lli'l Iutiful seat of tl‘Io’flrrIIIoI-n
orurm this Rivor 'l‘hama. I‘I‘hiIl‘JI ”NH
Astor had purchased from the [mum of
erstmimtur,
Mr. Astor owns the Pall Mall ”MAM.
which is a strong supporter of the Tory
party in England.
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It vr-ry prowl? I r'
in his Parliamentary mum. J J
Lord Randolph Churchill died It littler ‘
ENING SENTINEII. APJRIII it. 1816.
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0pm Monday. May and 5m . 'Iy smog;
Monsa-
nght . I
Now!
Rid/IT ”0W, in the my start of J a moon's de- l
mend, I
file/l7 ”05’. when you are loo/rm hound for your
rrlng out/7! I
III bl” NOW. when the harvest of lug fit: is sought ‘
other Ilsa/m. I
”ng U0”, Ivltuu our otoclr contain be new novel- 1
tlu m ”00' I, Boy 3' and Little Fol garments. and 1
ll» 03517537 ISSDRTNENT of y/es and sizes
to churn from.
Emily/upon) III/purl Clot/ring House I J» a potent il-
llllfo/M 0/ Its buyln and selling er.
We buy earl, we have t o garment m our way, bet-
ter cu! lter trimmings, better 51/
We pay more to have this done and u pay us no
more llmn you pay elsewhere for p r made gar-
mettle. Our label on every garment, ov- s/u'rt, every col-
lummy liar IS a uurantee of their or! value. When
we tell you flue tliqmugll the media I the press I”! s
the some at 1/ you rum rig/It here the store, and
we am Will/hp anytime to reluml it money If you
are not rat/Merl Iv/tlI your purchase.
Our Top-Coat: at :10.qu seldom se other at 6‘75.
Jame 0/ tlw more extravagant tires prefer our
873 50 3/5 and SI8--matter of a f dollars.
Mains EC
0pm Mom/u], Frzfiay and Saturda" Evenings.
Brz'u’gep, Conn.
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“rm
Daily Direct F reIdIt Line’
BETWEEN
New Vark.$outh Nor III and
Norwalk. E
THE PROPELLERS,
R” Beckman street. 1 w York. at
South No alk (i p. m.
pun Appli.
Vulcan
WIll lirnw Pin 73, l
5 p. In, Law Norvialk, 5 p. III;
V'rmit Hemived twin 7
t Itlmi to agents the City of Norwalk. liagl
II. 1”,, to 5. p. m.
‘ud
III'II'IJT iuv‘ soul for 5pm in! lot-I of freight auyw re in New
iork or lie W‘inity,
dill pumonsarrturbid trusting any oft mnployccs
oi this limits oi the line on IICItouut of the ours thereof.
stylish, Well-titling p I! shoes ls IIII accept-
i’ it E .
can think of.
anything you
is any question In
l‘I .
it the
able
‘ in
PERHAPS YOU DO T,
lint ii vou should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jevplry or
J Silverware!
I
ha is Ind jeweliy Repaired and JJ‘I‘J‘ Illt d
And at once to
A. W. AUSTIN
Opera House Black, NORVALk CT
In: your Wan brtfl trill or
F'ine .
' Printing “
a .
Specialty .
at
the
senfinet
Office!
: been falling hlIu for several ““01.
. beI-II II IIIIIIrcII of worriIIII-nt.
‘ ruturnod from a trip to iiHritllliltl. IIIII
THE CLARK SUICIDE.
A Prominent Benton lluoiueu .‘tnl limit
Ili- Life.
liozz'rox. April li.——.\'uthau D. Clark III
the firm of Clark, Hutchinson «A (lot. hunt
and Ihquubburo. who found dead in lilt
room at the t ‘opley Hquaru hotel. the not
join boina wide open and the door admit
packed with cloth
\tr. Clark come from hll home in Alli-
tou and hired a room. iio wu not mt.
uttermud. but nothing Wu! thought oi
his tulluru to appear tlll Mrs. tilnrk mum
to tho hotel to inquire it ho had engaged
It room. tin ranching homo. IIIIII wm IIII
aide to arouse bur llLlilirIiltl and returned
5 to tho oilizv. saying “II N was an odor III
you near the room and tillu tears-d some
' thing “‘Ari wrong.
The transom \vm forced upon. and tin
body of Mr. Clark who tIIIIIId lying norm-I.-
tlIo bod. apparently asleep 'l‘hI: window
2 and door-II bud boon IIIIrrrIIlly IItIIppIIIi will
cloth and towI-lu. and tho Iorv utroug odor
of one showed it had lII-IIu l’llliltllli; u long
limo.
.No letters or pupurs Wuro left an on It!
plnnntlon by the untortuunro man.
Mr. Clark seemed tired “'iit'll ho arriveiz
tit tho hntol. and his health. which hm
hm
IiII rt‘l'Illlil‘
III-outed to have derived littlo good from it
and it III thought. u savor Inontul IirIIlI
led him to the (it't'ti IN thero was no IIVI
ilt‘lll‘tl of an unbalanced mind.
No one saw Mr. Clark attor ho l‘ntt‘l't'i'
; his room. and it is probable that ho haunt
the nrrunnunmntn tor lIlII douth as soon In
llu wua loft nlIIIIo. llo was mom or hm»
known at tho hotol. whore ho had ltnld III-
I'Inionnlly while his family wuru nWIiy ll
billlllllt'l'.
Mo was about if. your» ot tum and Wm
well known and puplllm‘ in tho busluosz
World. I
A LOVER'S CRIME.
Tragedy Fullnul tlu- llluulutlnn nfu .ilor-
rlnxo- I‘Jllflflflfllll'll'.
51'. Lot ii. April il.—.~\~I thorcsult III
the dissolution of their engagement. by
llium'hu .‘lmpmn. :I prI-tty 19-year old
girl, iloorue Prontiunn. her lover. hood
1."). shot and killl'tl lII-r. ’l‘lu-IIII lIuilI-ti
\vI-ru tired through lII-r huurt. Mrs. lluli
lll~Ull. with whom tho murdered girl
liII-Il. narrowly I'ucupod Iluaih, l’routmun
tiring ouu shot at lII-r, which mined the
mark. 'l‘ho tnurdcror then oscapod. but
utter II hnrd i‘llilifl Iva-I I'IIptIirI'Il liy a posts:
at outward and taken to tho Four l‘unrts
l’routiuuu and Mlus SiIIIpIIIIn were. on-
gugrd to bo married in .llllit'. but llllt'fillV(
or her tluucuu's violent tamper sho broL.
the engagement. Whun i‘rIIIItmIIII "illit’Il
at the house whom Bllt‘ wan staying. MN
ltoblnsuu informed him of Miss Simpson'-
Iloclslou. 'l‘lIlII ungerorl PrIIIIt-IIIIIII. Wilt.
Wont into the room wln-rII his sweetheart
IIvus and shot. her down while she wa-
pl-Iudiug for mercy. Attor she had fallen
lur tlrud two more shot-I into her prostrate
:lII-dy and. while I-.-.IIIIIplIIg shot. :It, ‘Ilri
i ltobinnun. who tried to IIItorIIapt him.
i The Bermuda Returns.
| l’lllLAbiIZH' lllA. April iI.-—'I‘hu stoum
ship liennudn. which recently londud III
ilrllit‘ll party of tllilIuIItI-rei iII (‘IIlIn. lllt:
arrived hero with a cargo of bananas AI
tho breakwater the Bermuda was board
ml by a Ineinbor of tho tlrui to which hoi
curgu is consigned and a customs inspect
or. When otl' Horseshoe shoals. (Tapinlr
U‘ lirlun went ashore in u tug and took II
train for New York. Tho Vi‘ueol Ilrilt't'ildt't}
.up under a pilot and Fin-It Uillucr Mur
plIy. but did not stop at tho whurf or hot
owner. the Hurt StI-anmliip company. At
II into hour she dropped anchor farther u;
the stream. Newspaper representatives
who went. out. to the Bermuda in II skill
wI-rouot allowed to board her. and tutor
motion was refused. This: was in comm
Inn-nu.- at orders lssuod us soon as sho Wit!
reported at. tho breakwater. A9 for u:
could be learned no legal proceedings have
be- mu begun horu against the vessel.
The “attitude 1' prising.
Loxoox. April il.—-Advlces rcceiVed by
The Times regarding the nltuation in
MatabelI-land npnln take I) rather alarming
tone. but no advices have been renelvod
by tho govornment to bear out. this view
of the situation. and the present toroo ot
troops in South Africa is considered rut
iicicnt by the government. A Buluweyc
dispatch says: “The Whole of the Mom
boleI nation has risen. and Lion men in
strong cooperative columns will be rot
dull-Nd to clear the country. It is linpossl‘
lIlII Io act. except on the defensive. with
small patrols. "
“littelnw Rot-II In I‘rlzonn.
'l‘I'I'sox. A. 'I‘.. April il.——\ihttolaw
fluid of New York nml lils party how ur-
l‘lVCLl in tho private our San (‘nrlos from
I’honix. 'l‘hoy wuro greeted by ll chum»
her of commerce I'Iimmltteo appointed for
tho Occasion and worn t‘tli‘ni'it'tl in car-
I-iugI-II to the old San Xavier Iuission dur-
ing tho day. Mr. Reid’s health has im-
proved. After visiting points of interest
in Ari/.onn he will travel toward Califor-
ula.
Saved by Our \JVarIIiIipsI.
Loxnox, April 11.—.\ Constantinople
dispatch to Tho Chroniclo says: “The
foreigners and native Christians at Mer-
slna dI-I-luro that the presence of the l'iiih
I~Il Stun-II warships Murlrloheud and Min-
neapolis undou‘btudly saved Mcrsinn. ’l‘ar-
Hll~l and Aduun from massacre. " The
t 'lIroulI lo‘ 5 dispatch says further that the
him it plague huh broken out at Zoitun.
Alleged Precocious Thief.
MAXI unsmu.’ N. IL. April ll.—ltesult-
inn trIInLt‘lIo or not of lionI-oo Tuthurly. II
lrl-yonr oldJ ’y. I-lIIIrgtId with theft at
Burtsmouth. N. 11., 1:: men. mostly tonm»
store. huvo boon taken into oustody. The
hid. it is ullogud. carriod on his thofts IIII
nn oxtunsivo sculc. stealing own from his
various "tonnes" and selling the goods of
mm to another.
(‘olIIItI-rfeltI-r ('orn‘iclr'd.
JIIL'I‘IIIIII. April li.——(.Jlltll'lt'i (ilurk.
IIllIIII .lIIIncs liurdoll. IIllIII-I .liinniy (lonrh
oily. alias Churlcu IlIIrwIIIIIl. has hmn
found guilty of bringing
I-ountorl'uit H0 treasury notos into tIII'
l’nltrd states from Canada. in tho spriou
of Ian.
flanker Found Guilty or Fraud.
(lSliKIISH. Wire, April li.-—tiuukor 'l‘. t‘.
Show of the defunct Stato lznnk of Mom
towovwas found guilty of rI-oI-lvlng monoy
.‘tiil’l‘ his bank was insolvont. Slim-II lIrIIlII-
IlII\\ II IIIId wept bitterly when tho VI-rdict
was nunouIn-od.
hmr l'r-reonu Killed III on l‘xplmion.
\iAIII;,III April 11. -——-\II uxplo-Iiou at
tlrI-IlIIIIIp occur-Ind in n IoIIl mine at. \I'ul-
lIIiIoIIIn, nonr this city, by which four
persons Wort: killed and ll number illJill'utl.
Governor Jonekgrsd.
SAN FRAJSCKSCU. April iI.—IIIIveI-nor J.
F. Juno! ut‘Nevodu died at the Palace ho
tel in thin city.
“3.5.1!!!” worth III ‘
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