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flags,
Standard U. S. allWOol'bunting. sewed stripes. 45 stars sewed on both
’ sides, and finished in the best possible manner, ‘
, ' at the following cut prices:
5L43
l.68
I.98
2.23
$2.49 ‘ . _
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3.42
3.78
5.59
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fitpccialarrahgement with the manufacturer, we are enabled to quote the above prices, which are
40 per cent; under retail price. These flags will be made to order, and be ready for delivery in three
Remember the above prices are for this week only.
.5. STURTEVANT, »
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made of the best grade of
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
snags-rs.
South Norwalk. Connecticut}
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”I‘M" V. V, M
Lu‘ 3
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‘free. Open until 9
in Washington Street.
The Sterling
Bicycle
wall to the front in the raw-
!or public furor. Eliot lacunaeol’
alluring xulwrtiwdlont. fit"
mm» rmmrdn or catrwmlin-
my claim for them, but clmply
boonme their merits mum?!
within labourer they have
been tried. Wu are role nut-um
in Nonrnlk for time Superb
Wheel». “in aim ham tho (ileum
a land Elven hint-in]. New Huron,
Gold (Buick Falcon. Ihittmn
pincer. Barypcymtmtn.
for Sale by c. ii. Mather”.
East Kuwait
Removal Notice!
Ii 1'. WED-mm but moved
bloodless from cm the PM
monoculture ROW.
mar-amt Opera Homo.
.Ct..whmvhowiilhc
microfilm Florian“:
. limo authored. i .
illuminatiomrno mflu
will has at tho til‘t' Hotel
mWedmlcyfm ii a. m.
toll .md‘mtbommnralnthm
uhzfimalkand mu. Kor-
Momma.
MJNV. DARMEfl
’ 1r ti o
i
p. m.
Repairing a specialty.
For lngrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette
uTH :‘E’ M. WRIGt-l'i, "unison AND FRANKLIN srs
» I‘lll‘
Branch Shops
AT
DARIEN
AND
BROAD RIVER
i
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‘
THE TALK IS. ALL OVER ABOUT
WRIGHT’S‘ REPOSITORY,
WHICH IS WELL STOCKED WITH THE FINEST LINE OF .
es,lll§gons, Bicycles and Horse Goods!!!
INTING AND LETTERING done zit short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
Having leased the
Fair Grounds, apply to me for terms, etc. ”if ' . ‘ .
M WR|GH I "Factory and Salesrooms, .
' . I Madison and Franklin Sts.
Noriralk.‘
‘ “ s -. J.
. t a
v . .4 .1
. . . . . . CARPETS!
Jacob 11. Layton,
Fire. Life and
Accident
l N s U R A N C E it
Real Estate and Hon» Agent.
Oooan steamship 'i‘lclu-ih. and literilnn
Dralia. loam N otlated
and Stocks So d.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
lib-at to PM one...
WU?“ NORWALK. : z : : CONN.
blot-cry Public. Acknowledgment» Taken
NOTICE: City Taxes.
The illitpnyill’u ”film ("iii of Hon“! 80le
arnlwn-ler iwtillml llmt liw city in: of pit
miller-T thr- duilor. loid on lbw city unwou-
nwnt l t of mm. at a wily inwtlnu hold ht
Arion 1 till. on )lmlimm sllm‘l’nmllw owl day
hf March. ill“. aim tho lbmry l'um bu ”I
one winner mill on the do lanlold hi i. 5- «onto
ti n. will hosiucnm myoblpoutho trot do!
at null-moi. which limo will m-olrniho
some of To r. durum. t drum. or Wuablnmvm
nifllfl. l'mwltr n tho ruin ul nine in! our
main mrlmm or 1. than will ho "it“ not
amnilb its in .nualler lino
rt‘lmnioln on 1
1.1m. nonihn‘ilm 41mm. ,
(j; Mortar all Trans of that City 11' “(will hill“
in: .
booth Norwalk,. (lotto. April in. run. a '23 int
m...” .. ”Mow“. ”1...”. . so... Ms...“ W... Am...
ion can": no can“
mmtourommlor
Print-
lngl
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It tho unkind
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Oil Cloths, Linoleums and Mattings, go to
A. Dickerman 8. Son,
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
Physician forWoraon
IRS. DR. I. I. OUILFORD
Can be consulted at her office
34:: Homo 8mm. llntoonrour. (loam,
lit-om 10 a. cc. to “I h. on. any day except
Sunday.
Tho doctor in a molar nbynirlon nod for
tho mint nllld'l‘m'h ymru'liul mud" lbu ollmiww
ohm cuoaywiulty. Mics Honoring: from
curd! on lhvhlcnttn the lit“! run voucull
Illnilullhm Illlho ulrivtnsi l'lliiillli'nl'i‘ Willi
thoamnmnm- at raw-nivlm: lhomml nkilllhla.
mlontlllvlrmtmu-ut known in moth-m .mr cry
and rhodium». lomo rare- wlt norm or»
all; ml when m olrol. Tom» millionth»!
All eitcni prompt r toolbar) to. Inelbao Mllflil
11.. . A an... .s... .
J.O.JENNINOS,
Paper-Hanger. Calcimlaer.
Painter.
DEALER m
WILL PIPER fill) BORDERS.
1 NORTH “Alli Wt
south Nanak.
l‘ bikini: ll lestflll l'l’ ..
”artist‘s: F11ml (will 111mb“: “9158:”
homing (or insomniac. on not on by postal.
[ultimatum Uhoerlullr Given. mclu
‘l Ill dooiiho "out limo or
EGGS hm'fiiuflmuh
_ , m
Mi 1: . 1- mo
W all. ciiiiiiii‘hol
m 1’5““ ‘". bi-
‘fod in tQTl‘by Scorn
Plight-.C‘a‘uceaiihe ‘Ai'reat iii . His
Wife’s Brother.
cars communal» on m.
The Brothen-in-Iaw Me» In the Wood.
and “are an Angry Altercationw-liale-
.nor one He wanlc'ruuou the an. on:
attire Englluh Author.
Ilnar'mcnono. Vt. May lL-«Budyard
Kipling and bio brother-ln-lnw. Ilcotty S.
llnloatlcr‘. have been at loggcrbends for
more than a your. and their difference:
culminated in a meeting which la de-
ncribed in the hint“ attorney's warrant as
‘ “an mnult with indecent and opprobrtous
gallon: and epithets and throatcnlng
ll . "
Kipling visited tho state attorney.
Clarita C. Fltts. and Mr. Filth made out
b0
the Warrant. which was acrvcd on Bulo- .
atlcr ‘by Deputy Sharla Starkey. Tho
homing took place balm-o Trial Justice
Willlum S. Newton. No evidence was in.
truduood. Colonnl' Klitrldgo Hashim.
lormcrly United states dlslrlct‘uttorney,
nppoumd lor Kipling and. Goorgcyll. llltt
tor llolostlcr.
Klpling’c oounscl moved that the hour-
lng lmncntlnuod to tomorrow. and thin
request was granted. The question 0! ball
1..
RI'DYAIID KII’HSG.
for Balcstlcr came up. and Colonel llnsklm
argued that llnlostlcr ought to be put unv
dcr Loads to hoop tho peace and should
also iurnlsh bonds for his appearance at,
court.
No one came {inward on bondamnn. and
Baleatlnr nskad that ho be given an hour
in which to take his wilo and child home
and to arrange business affairs before he
was given into tho cuatmly of tho olficcr.
which Would much his confinement in the
village lockup.
Kipling. who was greatly agitated by
this attenuation. whispcrcd to his lawyer
and acid be would'wrlto hlsehcek and put
up the money. but it. was oxplnlnod to
hint that such a procedure was not cocoa
nary. . . .
lhileatler refused theproflered assistance.
‘nnd turn that) the (launch was dubious
‘ for him. bu! 'Klpllhc’c attorney at length
consented to tho rclcnae ot Balestler on
his own recognizance.
Bucttyfi. llamtlcr la lossthap to years 2
no. :‘fnn much-11mg. - .1. rugcmesumh
trh’o‘dlcd in was, «in a prominent lawyer
in New York and (Jhlcngo. llc left. a
largo lurtuuc. (“initial by Dome no high
as “£00,000. Bolutler'a mataflml grand-
!athcrmu'lfi. Position Smithot Rochester.
a noted author and jurist. who was select-
_) of State Hamilton
Flib to go to Jam an ,advln‘cr to the
[‘1qu in l tornqtlnnal low.
l'citlrn'lla catior'c lathhr died when 30
years old. leaving a widow. mo mm and
two daughters. Ono son. \i‘olcott. who
died tour ycnra ago, 4who an author. While
connected with ja ‘ London publlahlng
house bc became acquainted with Rudyard
Kipling. and the two wrote in collabora—
tion "The Nuulahkn.“ One 0! Benny
llclmtlcr'n clamrc was married to Rod.
yard Kipling in London. The otlmr sister
is unmarried and llvcs with her mother
in blow York.
Klullng'u "on" In "fault-born.
Soon alter his: marriage Kipling and his
Wild came to Brattlcboro. The young linu-
linbmun was an favorably Impressed with
tho scenery hero that be rented tho cottage
on the lilies lnrm in which ritvolc Mnckayc
wrote "llnzcl Iiirko."
Kipling bouubt a tract of land of bio
brother-ln-low the neat 'aprlng 1th on this
begun the emctlon'ol bla Vermont bung!»
low. a ctrurturc nl unlquo ntylc of (train.
lecture. on which ho probably oxpumh-d
conduit. 'l‘bo houco woo nntncd 'l'lm Nau-
lahkn. It to about three rods from thr
fnrnihoum nccuplcd by llcalty Ililldatlnt‘.
'l‘bo Nnuluhlio in on a high cldo hill and
overlooks the country for numy mllca. A
abort dictancn to thu‘houtb lo the (lac coun-
try placo licm-hniont. tha summer homo ol
hint. .l. S. llnlmtler. It is about three
miles north of llrcttloboro.
Dilrltmthculmvhccof Klpllmr bl» broth-
ar-ln law acted on bill agent in aupcrln-
landing lflllln ol the work about the estate.
Kipling; had arranged to how A newer run
from hla boumdo‘wn the hill. tho contents
to be diaelmrumi upon the meadow. llalca.
tier. no count. had the acwor laid in an op-
pmltc direction. an that it would discharge
into n bug on his own land. 'l'lm ohjoet oi
thla was to procure lortlllzor for liulcatlor'a
land.
riorlom trouble arm botwocn the author
and tho young Arnurlcan nbont a your
ago. .lmt what ”Hill was nobody known
cannot tho permha intorcatml. but it was
of a pcraoaai nature. and tho mo haro not
boon on opoaltlrm‘i " s or months.
iialcotler began Writing lotion to Kip-
llng to regard to tho sonar mrly hm win»
tor. "lying tlmt it usual. ho movml from
hi; land and Would be otoppod up unless
it iron mnt‘t’d. Thom rm toll: of an lnjnno
tlou to pruront ilhlcotlor lrom cloning the
aowor. but nothing come oi it.
llnlcotler continued to loud lotion to
Kipling in neuaragtothc matter. and the
lnwyoro at both no were soon to lnoli
cm the mum» to no what uttlcmont
could he mcdc. .
Rays ltlptlagdilaadcred Illm.
iinlmilcr mya the north! mutter war not
the tool mum of tho present trouble. lie
ollvaco that Klpllnu has elrculalod any
rim to tho oiled that. hoiKlpllug) bad
3mm llolnotlct‘ llnanrlol aid; that little
alter was really a pannloner on him boun-
ty. and that he Would bc glad would
llolcstlcr Into coma hualnm lo coca bl
would retain: his habits and try to do an
tool. in one at Ma lettm halo-nu white,
”A: to the MIMI. would nettle than
poimully the rim time we meet. ff
llalmlor my,- ho mar romimi a linlllu
tram: Kipling. accept in imitation doalingn
tic say: he tried n m Kipling mm!
«who: i. I latter: wile was at all
“that with ‘
it'll-mm.“ firmwammm
who unto that'cl hie brother-ind“
and Hill: ‘ .
“I will give you one week in which to
:13: retract I will punch the lite out of
“Do you mean parioncl violence?” uh
ed Kipling.
. “You. ll licking you in percent vial
lance," Inld Ilalcrtlor. ,
Mr. Kipling would not be interviewed
on the 1obloct.‘nnd hlc counsel was equal-
ly cucrutlvcnnd would not outline the case
from tho Kipling ctundpolnt. It is evident,
however. that an attempt will be made to
prove more than Balostlcr admits. he the
complaint chm-gee u throat to kill.
Klpllng’u lrloodo any his ‘aclc object to
to obtain peace. and all he want» la to have
llalcatlcr put under bonds in order to hoop
hlm within bounds. What the outcomo
will be in com of a personal encounter is
n uucotlon, us both men arc good physical
specimens.
BRID E8 BURNED.
New England "Miranda Sclt‘rr Loss and
Incouvenlouco by Fire.
\‘i'ooxsouum, ll. 1.. May ll.-'l’wo dou-
blotrnck rullrcnd bridges nrur lillnclistono
were burnml. causing it loss of slight)”.
(inn. on tho \i‘orwsterdlvlslun of tho (Jon-
mlldotcd, n cnvcrnd hrldgn- lliilvlcot long,
probably caught from a spark from the late
\i’nroostcr‘rmln.
The other. u wood and Iron: ctrnctnrc.
on till! New England road. started soon
utter. and the woodwork was entirely do»
strayed. Tho llro department was called
from Blackstone. but was unable to run-
der much assistance. null the loss on this
brldpzu will reach $15,030. Ono hundred
men waro put at work on tho Consolidat-
ed covered bridge. and it will be complet-
cd soon. Superintendent J. M. Torr had
his shoulder blade broken by a piece of
iron tolling on him.
\‘ulenn Iron “Works But-nod.
SAN li‘naxmsw-o. .Moy l!.—-'l‘lm Vulcan
Iron works worn destroyed by llrn. Tho
loss is estimated at rumour, with $31,001:
insurance. Tbc lira contmunlcntod to the
bird floor of the llullnnco Mncblnc works.
domuulnu the building slightly and do-
slroylng considerable stock. The loss of
tho Ilnllanco company is more than eovcr-
ad by the 225.000 insurance on the plant.
Big Fire In a Moral! Pinto.
PlimllA. Ills. llluy ll.--Firc destroyed
tin: 1 rim-13ml business bloc}: in Wyoming.
t-itzirl: county. including the following
bulldlnga: H. G. Duvls. drugs: L. Th'ulclzs,
clothing; ll. .1. Cncurovc‘. groceries; W. i}.
S-‘nydcr. Innate. Thu bulldlngu wnro own-
ml by Dr. Perkins. Total loss. $50.01)”;
lnsnmncn. 5517.000. Origin unknown.
firrernl firemen were slightly injured.
Fire In a Keeley Instltntr.
Litxmxrow, Mum. May ll.-—Firc was
discovered in tho Keely institute on Mus-
:nrlmmtttc avenue and beloro the depart-
ment could not it controlled the building}
was completely gutted. The loss will ho
about $1,010.
An Old Man Burned to Death.
Botlrox Cancun, Mum. May ll.--Wll-
llcm (Iowan. on old man living alone in
tblo village. was burned to death in Hill”
which destroyed his hnuu. Uownn whcn
last seen was In on intoxicated condition.
BASEBALL.
1m: xa’rmxax. tumult.
At Louisville-
llrlmklp'n ....... . 0 o 0 (I ll 0 ll 0 3-— ll
lmulsvlllc...... 0 d 1 i) 0 0 b 0 0—- 1
‘Brooklyn—Bltn. ll; errors. 1. Louisville
—llito. ti: errors, 3. ‘
At Cincinnati——
Cluelnnatl...... :2 ii 1 o 2 0 :3 6 '---153
Washington..." It a! :3 ll 0 U 0 0 8—41
Cincinnati—Elm. ll; errors, 1. Wash
legion—Hits. 13; errors. 7.
. At St. Louis—-
St. Luann..." 9 i) 0 ll 0 0 ‘2 l) 2- 6
Iicltlmorc....... r: :l o u 0 l U l 2—- 0
St. Louie—Jilin, in; errors. b. Balti-
more—Hits. 12; errors, 4,
NA'l‘lleAL ‘lJ-TMHTZ FTANDINH.
. W. l.. (’1‘. l W. l..l".(‘.
Fbilmivlphnihl 5 .75!!! llaltlmnru...ld ll .32!
linstnn ..... Ll ll .i‘l». ,Wuwlungton. ‘J Ill .1le
('hlvngo. ....ll 8 .ili'll‘ llrmklyu, .ill .12!
(‘lnvlnnutl ll ii 139‘ fit. Louis. .ib‘l
l’illsbur ....ll ll .llli Now \‘url ‘ .Ii'lll
(jlvvrlzmu ll 7 .Uil lautlwllh»... 2 in .10:
Decoration Buy It Chattanooga.
Cunraxomu, May ‘ll.——It is umlor
stood born that a now departure wlll bo
ntmlo In tho olmrvnnec cl Decoration day.
The Queen and (lroccant rontu wlll bring
an immense concourse oi coldlorc and
their friends! Item the north. who will mu
Cblreknnmuuo park. Lookout Mountain
and Mission ltlduo buttlcfloldu and will
nonfat in doc-oration the ammo in the mt:
tlcnol comctory. A nomlnul mm {or the
round trip lrum Cincinnati has been
modulo: thiamzcnelon. Numboruol wt.
crane will malio this trip. and it is capitol.
ml to he followed by on cflort to not. the
nutlohcl onenmpnwnt in Hm? lor Atlanta.
N EWS B Rl E F 8.
Three llrco were lost and nearly 8mm"
Otlu worth at property destroyed in nllrc
in Aablond. Win.
Tho death in announced in London or
Mrs, Wblatlcr. wllo at .l. N. Null. Whin-
tlcr. tho well known artist.
Emperor William rnlubmtml tho twotr
ty‘llltb nnnlrcrnary oi tho treaty oi Frank»
tort by paying a high tribute to lllnnmrclt.
hlra. Ellen Murphy. do yours old. won
found cloud it bar home at llurhutu.
Court, and. her non Clarence in undcr or-
root.
A diapctch irmn l-lt. l’clcroburg onc
that tho liuaalau llcd (imam cxpmlitluu to
Abyaoinbi hoe boon mcclvod with open
arms.
There warn 9:! now canon of cholera and
in deaths from the distance reported in
Alexandria. Three calico mare reported to
Calm.
'l‘wu woman are contacting for the right
to be called the widow 0! Luis Edvard
Aooctn. a Spaniard. who died in New
York last week.
The steamer bulimia succeeded in start
ing lrom New York for Cuba with a large
amount at munitlom ol’ war aboard [or
the mnemonic.
James E. nonnctt. schoolmaster cl
Hound Boceia, (Joan. atlnrkml by an armed
hlgliwaymun. cared his lilo by watching
on his hlcyolo.
Missionaries and tradm on the Solomon
and other islands in the Pacific moan vim
massacred by native caunlbcla and the
intuition otntlom cooked by the carom.
Colonel Frank it. llaln. vice pmhloui
and general money» of the Manhattan
Elevated railway of New York. who had
bun at the continuum at Clinch Runny
tor martian! "connect tor the lam 1m
montho. on no «or and instantly hm-
cdanhotuiocohylmtwn on the
lien York mull railroad. .it in holler“
”will. M'lll Ill‘mflflm
omit-n . 4.
“I“ ‘
“a
. . his». halite . . Ml-
Mutter unmounted . tram hi1 carriage. - ~
aimlgbton out than etcrlcl. and it you do' ,
Mud
wearing and correct style.
York or its Vicinity.
Wheelmen’s Obtfits. ‘ '
The newest designs in Scotch
wool Golf Stockings, washable and
nan-shrinkable --gmw mom popular
with n'dm m day. - Prices run a
from $1 to 8 . ” Many are en: 0-
sivc patterns. Seamless cotton Bi-
cycle Stockings, 25 'and 50c.
Sweaters.
Fine lamb's wool, any color, Iain
‘ ‘ar impartedflcatch yams, hon some
3 combinations of coloring’s, ‘seasancb/e
' , . welybt5~82, $2.50, $3.50. 84.
Bicycle Suits
find Golf Suits, in light and dark--
fancy or plain, plaids, choc/rs. and
,4 Marco.
S lengths.
Breeches made bloomer sly/e,
_ relhforced seats, buck/e knees or ex-
tension. 85. 86, $150,370, $73.50, $75.00 a suit. Sepemto
Coats and Breeches 32.50, .93, $3.50, .94 and 35 each. 5
Boston Patent Pant, Co's celebrated gray mixtures--
Coats, Pants, Cap and Bell 87.98 conservative.
(.‘aals .UnI/hed, comet
Good '
loads «a.
Open Monday. 5'1an and Saturday Evenings.
Bridgeport, Conn.
M
OLD AN D RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
New York, south Norwatk and
Norwalk.
THE 'PROPELLERs,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and VulCan,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beckman street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p’.‘ m; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. m.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
Upon Appli.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
‘of this boats of theline on account of the owners thereof.
go different decorated
from $1.50 to ho.
'nmrkct.
New fancy chino.
SOUTH NORWALK. -
m in (but)! whit
. am. Impiiyt- ,r, Author. Virtuous
Sieltliit- huh. Mom timed ité 11 mil 7.
trout-lee enroll nutty Mailed acclaim».
m. no older we. Jl‘éilewi [honours in i no: u 3» rural ‘lee clump
rmfiili'llf'lfi“ 1?" h “Niobwi. Ilium.
“twin-own drog turn. . ‘_ .. . . .
What is It?
that prompts you to buy your shoes at
ono sinri'rlitlwr than another? Isn’t it
Mylo, quality. lit durability and price as
tothuslmo and prompt and courtvoua
albuitlonon the part o! the proprictor and
salesman? If tho-so are tbo real induct»
nit-um We look for a liberal share of your
patronage. .
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON $TREET.
South Nor-walk. Donn
TOILET SETS!
12 different kinds of
dccoratml open stock
DINNER WARE!
From which we can sell sets
56 in 55.14;.
Our “l'lluc Mario” is the best thing: in llcll‘l. llluc on the
Gasoline, fifteen cents per gallon.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
Cor. li. Main and West Streets.
DON N EGTICUT
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