’ Vistandard U. S. all wool bunting, sewed stripes, 45 stars sewed on both
; . sides, anti finished in the best possible manner,
at the following ent prices:
Size 3 feet x s feet, $i.43
. 3 ' ‘6 “ . i.68
“ 4 . “ ‘6 " I.98
“ 4 “ 7 " . 2.23
i, u 4 fl 8 fl 2‘49 “ ,
, “ 5 “ 8 “ 2.64
H 6 fl 9 u 3.42
n 6 fl '0 fl . . 3.7a
“ 6 p“ I2 “ 4.59
. “ 8 “ I2 “ 5.IO
“ 8 " l5 " 6.69
by Special arrangement with the manufacturer, we are enabled to quote the above prices, which ate
., I are per cent. under retail price. These flags will be made to order, and be ready for delivery in three
*3. ‘.;Remember the above prices are for this week only.
is. STU RTEVANT,
UTHER M. WRIGH'r. ’MAbiSONAND FRANKL
‘ ‘ ":3 131?“. " I; '''' ll
: ' ' i ,_ j , Branch Shops
DARIEN‘
AND
BROAD RIVER
ll
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS, .
South Norwalk. Connecticut}
In“...
L. "M. WRIGHT’S REPOSITORY,
. ' - WIllCil 1'3 WELL STOCKEI) WITH THE FINEST LINE ()i“
,Oarriages, Wagons, Bicycles and Horse Goods!!!
“ SIGN PAINTING AND LETTERING done at short notice. All purchasers of hiryrles taught to ride
free. Open until 9 p. m. Repairing aispecialty. Having leased the Nurwalk ' "
' ‘ ' Fair Grounds, apply to me for terms, ete. ,
‘ LUTHER . M - WRIG HT, Factor}: null Snicsronins,
Madison and Franklin Sts.
- THURSDAY IS BARGAIN DAY!
SPECIALS!
GENERAL STOCK_ COTTON WARP INLIID MATTIHG, I56.
,1 To invite attention to the stock, for the
f“ ‘ day only. '
SHIRT WAISTS, 380; WORTH 50¢.
LINER DOILIES, 50; WORTH i0c.
lIIIEH OOILIES, IOC; WORTH ISc. .
TURKISH TOWELS,|0¢;WORTHI5¢. RAG CARPET, l9c; WORTH 25:.
BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES.
" A. Dickerman 8:. Son,
“Washington Street, - - - - - South Norwaik, Connecticut.
HEW FANCIES, l6c.
2l-III. suvnnu, 99c; wonni sms.
26-IN. suvnnu, stag; more 52.50.
Ii “ \i\i\i"". i ‘3
lotto...
.u inert—r" ..
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“a When buying tobacco. see that you get a brand thnt‘exnctly suits your
taste and temperament. if you appreciate a tobacco of high qualityw-enjoy a.
cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get .
., onILLAno's
Cuero
/
the height of tobacco perfection; a tobacco that neither bites the tongue, or
fouls the pipe. Delights the young smoker, tliorou hlv satisfies the old.
smoker. It’s all tobacco prepared by the LORIL ARDS—tbat's why.
Sold everywhere, 2 oz. for 5c. Try it.
“this Week only, \vc will offer the following line of flags, made of the best grade of .
Theatrical Manager. Abbey and
His Wife Separate.
-~. ...5.I
I'BIBNDS SAY IT IS TEMPORARY.
'Ilu-y lied n Failing Out In Chic-go,
Which "no Ended In It Munrntlon~Mrn
Abbey Good: to “or Home and He Stop.
at In Hotel. ‘
N nw Yonx, May lit—lien" Fl. Abbey,
the well known thentrleni manager, and
hi: wife have separated. For nenriy three
week! Iiho hns m-eupiod the Abbey ilut it:
tho handsome Grenade building, lllO Fifty-
nioth street, with her stepdaughter. Miss
Kittie. while Mr. Abbey line had quarters
at tho Giinoy Ilonuo. .
'i‘he intlnmto friends of tho Abbeys any
that the separation will not be nornmnent
nnd‘ia duo hotel); to u little domestic fric-
tion which \r'li in timo be healed.
'l'bo qunrro which ended in separation
(wt'ui'l'iltl in Chicago less than a month
one. Mr. Abbey wont tiinro on loudness
connected with one of his opera compa-
nion and took Mrs. Abbey and his dough-
tor with him. They occupied II suit of
HENRY F. Alllll'IY.
npnrtments at the Auditorium.
thing seemed to be running nlong in th-
mun! pleasant routine, when loud words
worn henrd onoufturnmn in lim'AlIllO)
Every-
npnt‘tluents. .\'o importance was attached
to the incident at the time.
lohm-ti}- afterward )lra. Abbey sent in-
quiries to the oiiieo of the hotel regarding
the limo of leaving of the through truin~
for New York. . ir. Abbey left the hotel
for n TOWIliIfiliIi‘HiIiliiiin his return found
orders had been bout-d for the removnl o!
the trunk»; oi Mrs. Abbey nnd his dough
tor to tho Lulto Shore depot to take tin'
New York limited that afternoon. lie
did not Interfere. Mrs. Abbey and Mis~
ix'ittio room to New York nnd went III.
once to their homo nt loll West Fifty-ninth
strwnt. .,
)ir. Ahboy returned a few days lntor
and found npnrtmonts reserved for him lit
the tiller; House, where ho hm sin-1t rut
aided. Shortly following her return rnmr
tho public nlznounet-ment. that Mrs. Ali-
bcy had decided to rnturn to the stage
next season. :-iricu thnt day Mr. and
Mn. AliiI.-y hue not nut. _. “or absence
from the closing pediornmnohof the operu
season at the Metropolitan Opera Home
not! aim frotr ilrnr)’ lrvlun‘a (owning or
Abbey's theater was commenimi on at the
time. it \\'.Is intimnti-Ii that who was out
foriiuz from o slight Indispo‘ition. but Tilir
Wu»: t-ontrndictml by‘lu-r nppenrnncn nt oth-
nr theaters. Then thbntrlcnl unqunintnm-w
[union to look for ‘uuetbllut tu whirli to
attribute her notion . iloth Mr. and Mm,
Abbey positively do lino to discuss their
:iomuvitlo o-‘itungmtlent oven with their
loo-It intinultu friomia.
Dtusn'l Want to ll}nr Ilia Norm- Spoken.
"Wu limo limpi parted. Don't ever
mention .\lr. Abbey-.3 nuine to me. That's
'III thorn in to it"——is thomplnnntion .\Ir~l.
Abbe}- mvo to her most intimati- friend
and Iolnpnnion, and those who know her
well have respected hor wishes too IiiUi'Ii
to question her further.
Forn Week hlr. Abbi-y has been quite
Ill nt his opnrtniuuts in the Hilary iIoINi.
lilo daughter ls'ittio htN \‘isitnd him. nnd.
the friends of both pnrtiu any, iiln will
probzi'llly eventually n-uuitv her {other nnd
annluliii't‘.
Aunt Louisa Eldridge, now pituilig at
tho harden theater. is probubly tho obiont
und rnvst Intimnto friend tho Abbey-I
imvo. She hos known .\ir. Ahboy IIllCtl in-
Will! It boy and beenlno ul'quuintud with
hi-I wife long before tho inttur's mnrringo.
“'l'liisl toll: of II tilvoreu fort Io Abbi-ye
Id Inniinh," Idle sold. "“hy. If to are no
tun I t'uplo living who think more of mph
other than they do. ilivoroo. imhod'
,VolIlII-r one could obtain it it they wanted
to do m. and i know positivrly they do
not wont to. Ye». thry are living npori,
but in only tonumrori‘. ’l'lwy urn bound
to mono tiuotln-r noon. '
Iioih Mr. out! Mr". Abbey rnfiolod to be
won rvmndintt tho Iinpnrntluil.
Abbey'n union in filtnilliu- to ovury illo-
ntI-rum-r in thin country and in England.
l’rom the {not that ho controls ti'o liiruwt
number of lurI-igu municnl celebrities. di-
rt‘rf‘v tho lnrgoni opomtlr ornanimtimm. nu
wrii IH tho Motropoliinu (iporn limbo.
Abioy‘a Ibontv-r nod othur oIIII-rpri-Im. be
in reinirdui on tho foruiuustuf Amerirnn
IIIIIIIIIKIIHII
.‘irt. Abbey WM MI'II Horunm tinrurd,
who Wow It strum lm'oritn n low your: turn.
r-‘hu mm born in Cnioliriduo, Mon. and
mndo her «ballot in I'illuliillti, whnrn III-r
o‘lrlf i‘roimuionni vqu-riunoo win tobluln-
ml III‘I‘ first npmernnI-u won on Lydin in
”The Iowa tliumo“ {it Plymouth in loll.
It Wm wiiiiu who won lending lady for ltd
win iloutii that Mr. Ahlwy mot iior.
rtIliml by a ll".
PZIIII‘. l‘n . Moy lib—A form of men on-
uanmi lu isnlromlniim the rolling of Si.
Mory'o ('oilu-lin CIIIII’t h worn precipitated
by Molly orndohling II distance of no fool.
hulking Milena tho rent» of the edition. .
Alexomlor iron in dund. Louie Mnrxmniil.
Iii itnllun :Irtiat. bnd nn nrm out! in: bro- i
LI-o. Mill bio rmowry in doubtful. hi. A.
.Ioimum rpmtmi notions internal injuries. -,
r’owrni others were injured.
shot an "Ill"! and Killed Him-elf.
Moron. (Inn, May lit—«Tm cominblns
were uivrn n warrant for the arrest of lid.
vmrd I'illilmm on In charge of forgery.
They found their man. and II! thny wrro
III-out In nrrest him he fired two Ihotq at
I'onrinblo 'i'lnioin. wounding him norlont ,
ly. Hinton-I limi. nnd utter running In
short dlxtnnrn in! put his revolt-er to ill!
load and tired. killing hinnieli instantly.
“one to than Minnow-in.
lIw'ImWn. May til. WES-Premium .
Iluvrimn and wife paved through here
in n private an attached to train in,
Noodnwnltem limited. on their way to
then mount homolin the Adirondack.
Rhodes Popnlnr at Cape Town.
at Gwolo. It'rlc Felons. l| nephew of the
celebrated iIIIntor,..It'. C. Saloon. who in
actively engaged in the oompulun agninai
fever. l
lthmlu' Great Popularity.
CAPE Town, Mny l:l.-——i.oonl fooling in“
so strong in Cecil Rhodes' favor that if
he wore n enndidnto for election hero oi '
,in‘IlIny British cantor he would head the
po .
In tho house of assembly Mr. Morritunn,
in moving a resolution in favor of revolt
log the charter of the British South Afrl
ca nompuny, maintained that tho ehiei
Ituiprlto ought to be dealt with—numoiy,
the Chartered company. which had been
guilty of corruption.
Rutherford iinrrls, the secretory in
South Africa of tho (‘hnrtnri'd rmupnny.
ought to tnkn his place, said Mr. Morri-
mun, nlongshlo of Mr. ihtl'dnnr' Willintns.
tho mnnnger of the fin liners llliflfifl—vli’ltfli
for RIIpplyinu arms to Johannesburg—in
the dock. it won :1 scandal, he went on,
to prosecute the ngents nnd not the princi-
pron.
iihodosin had been denuded of troops to
take part in tho .lohnnnoshurg raid, leav-
ing the people tln.ro at tho merry of the
hiatobolos.
Kruger Called to Hook.
Lotions; May iii—Tho Standord's par
llomentary correspondent. reports u rumor
thnt Colonial Seer: inry t'hnmhorlnin hns
vultloti to President Kruger nn oxpostula‘
tion at his delay in nnnouneing this linnl
Si'iitl'iit'i‘i of tho movietml reformers.
The Daily 'i'elvurnph's i’retorindinpairh
HITS that President iimgcr's wife is so
riousiy ill. “
WARCLOUD IN CHINA. ‘
Humin Selma Disputed Territory In ‘10-
intion of Treaty With iinginnll.
Summon, iiiny l:l,——.l. Smith,
mm of tho lion-inn Steam Navigation
winning at (.‘hofu, and also the agent for
various American missions. has llof'lil't‘d
the foreshore, :Iiloizeii to Iit‘ port of tt'rri¥
lory Ctllit't‘fil‘li to [Heat Britain at Chef“.
belonging to l-‘orxznson t\' Cu. agents for
ntvnmships, and the New York Life Insur-
zlllw t‘linlpzlil)’.
Other limit objected. but liusaln inter-
vene-.1, and the Chinese :iomded to the re-
liuut of tho illusion vino ronsui.
”pinion of The Times.
LIWDON, .‘iny ll..——in an editorial re-
z'miing the rI-portml seizure nt Chtfu (ii
l-uul <il ilffli‘ii within the British nonres-
.inn. 'i'lIo'l'imI-s say: “it is inmnrelvnble
that tho Iniiti“’IIIt‘ll China codes to Russia
~It i'hpfu rerun port of the British eonI-ns»
don. Sui-ii on not would entail nu imme-
llnto domand for reparation. In any rose
the government will seo‘tliat Englishmen
:ro not wronged with impunity. The
Inoml of the int-iilrnt is that other pom-rs
Iii::pcriri- with prelimlmlry exhortzttinn
when they wunt anything from China. and
threitgn fort-r. (Ihinrt known that they
urn in earnest and yivlds. i'ntil “I'll instii
asimilorcnnvirtEI-n into tho mandarin:
we shall niwars room off neotiml lu—‘t
whrre Ernnvo and iiussia (Ire our rivals."
THE‘ iiiGGlNSON CASE.
livi-ir-ner- In the "ironw- Trlnl Being 0i»
tnim-d Through Deposition!»
11.: run, May lit—it is learned that n
levisinn in tho I-virlimtul Higgins-In dlr
vorcn 'mso will ho reached through the
medium of do; Ivsitions to ho presented and
r m-idurod in private.
The inriduuta attending the then have
attracted \vido attention. Mr. ilinginnon
bring I: Well known Boston bunknr and
Mrs. illuginson u prominent society loud
or, who rIo-I-ntiy created A sensation by
thing to Europe in company with n'young
Salrm lmvyvr namell Smith. Tho intror.
it is understood, i.~I nnmml Menrmpondont
in tho Illvoruo prom-oiling». 'i'hrI-udnpo-
vitions linvu nlrmuly been filed in tho CAMS,
and more urn to follow. Tho motbod hi
prompted by tho duslroof lilr. Iiiuglnson
to keep the testimony in the rule In secret.
I'lrmh-II Guilty of Mari-laughter.
“\Viii'ii‘u'. Conn, May l:i.--Wilii:un
Fiitt‘ruft. nt‘l'lhl d of murder in tho ilrst
drill-no in_ uhootiug nod killing l'rnuk
lwtehnm April it, pleaded guilty to man»
slaughter in tile. Illlpurlor I-ollrt iii‘l‘ll nnd
wi-Is sI-IItI-nerd by Judge liimor to ten
years in the «Into pri-mn, thofull extent ol
the low. Kotehum nod other young fol-
lows bud been trying to ullovt on tllu'flllf‘t'
into h'litt'rtift'n house, nudit Ir] rhiimud he
fired tho into! idiot in self Iiefenz-o.
New \ork Male lhmI-imll ltngur.
Anvz‘I-znlmi. x. Y.. May I:I.—J\ Nu“
York State l.i-:Ipllu Hun-bull nailnrlniion
wan «:rIrnIIl/td ut Fonda. ’i‘lto iI-Iiuuowill
lmmIanmo-d of tennis nt Anmtvrdmn. Hobo-
Ilrrtzui). .luhnotowu, tilovornvilio, Aiiuiny
rind ’l‘ruy. 'lln- mimn will lilit'll nlmut
.‘lliiy :.'i. A loot-ting of tho lonuuo will Ill‘
bold in thin city on Thursday to elurt oili-
curs.
(‘ru-hul by tho ('nrn.
Partitionierrtir. N. Y., May lit—Jumps
llurnmum. n former residing nt Clinton
I‘ornr-ro, won killed on tho i’uuuhkuupnio
und iiontorn ruilrond nt tbnt plum. He
won standing hotweun mo freight I'lti'li
which win-o hoinu unloaded. Without
warning one or tho mm mm booked, and
be won caught between the two.
Mr John l’emlrr lluigm.
ianov, lilny Iii. m’l‘ho 'i‘iom nnnnnnm
that Sir John l'I-ndor, member of pnriio~
”will. for the ‘erk district. IIIIII resigned
bin meat in tho homo of commom. Sir
John l'endvr wna ntrirkon with brnln pn.
minis on Jun. 2'.) lost, and be hell been in
a helpless condition over alum.
Fin.- nt Nashua. .V’. ll.
NMIII‘A. N. il.. Agoy film—it‘lrnln Mny.
or J. W. iiomIrIi'II iiorl; did dnnuum to
the extent of Sindhi”. The ion in divided
among n numhvr of business ilrms, all at
which have lnrumncn.
I III-henna! Convicted of Croobodnno.
Cmrmurn, 0.. May lit—«Ex-Honntnr
linorno Men of Nowork vmn mnvlntml of
having nilvrml (Jim-k John Mailoyotttho
homo at momentum; 1.30 to noon II
roll call in Milli.
Bicycle no menu In Rhom- Inland.
PlinYlDESCE, illny lit—A billwnn [Inno-
ed in the boom of representation making
, hieyrion common homage on the railroad.
in thin new.
(fut III W-m.
Plummet, May I:I.- inrmoro a:
Knight. iitbomphm and engraver-t mode
l
Bouwno, May ltl.-Buiu'~~colnmnv
lnlliotedodofout upon the Motnbelol III .
Novena on Saturday without theinlcivei l
loitering auyion. Cecil Rhodes is still.
the Motnbeios, diodut Gwoio of enteric -
Ho denounced the way in which a 1
the '
no canto It the “thinni-
lengths.
Wheei’men’s Outfits.
Ilia newest designs in Search
wool Golf Stockings. washable 'oml
non-shrinkable —-graw more popular
wit/”idem our? day. ‘
from 81 to 8 .
sire patterns.
cycle Stockings, 25 and 50c.
Fine lamb's wool. any color, lain
or imported Scotch yarns. lion some
combinations of colorings, seasonable
weights—$2, 82.50. 83.50, 84.
Bicycle Suits
And Golf Suits, in light and dark--
fancy or plain, plan/s, checks, and
Breeches made blacmer sly/e,
reinforced seats, buckle lrnees or ex-
tension, 35. 86. 8150.810, 313.50, 875.00 a suit. Separate
Prices “ran a
”any are are u-
Seamless cotton Bi-
L’oats Unlined, correct
. r
Coats and Breeches 82.50. 33, $3.50. 84 and 35 each. ‘
Boston Patent Pant, Co’s celebrated gray mixtures-- ‘
Coats, Pants, Cap and Belt 37.98 conservative.
wearing and correct style.
Good
Minis 8&0.
' Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
Bridgeport, Conn.
W». -1. .w, ..._...-
' OLD AND RELIABLE
Iaily Direct Freight Line .
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwaik.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwaiit, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier ~
5 p. m.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p.
, E. R., Iieehman street, New York, at
In; South Norwalk (I p. In.
Freight Received from 7 a. m.. to 5. p. m. . Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwztlk, Eagle and Vulcan
Will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the owners thereof.
What is It?
Ii: I: prompts you Iobny your sillws’ :II
«on- ~Juri- i'liiiii‘i‘ tiiztn :Iuotio-r? Isn't it
slylv. «lu'tiily. lit durability :illlI prion :I-:
lIlIIlI‘SIIIIt' and prompt and I-mu'trom
:Itln-utionon lbw [owl ut'lhl' proprietorzuol
h.iIi‘§lll:tIl:‘ If tin-w art- the uni Indnw -
no'uts We look for a liberal shareof your
p.IlI'«IIIa;.:~!. .
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwolk, Conn
So vlil'fttieut dvl muted
TOILET SETS!
from $I.3o in Sin.
I: different kinds of
«let mated: [It'll .lm‘k
DINNER WARE!
\
lt‘rotn ul ith “(I can sell nets
$6 in ”I'll".
(lur “iiitle Mario" is the best thnig in lltllt lliue on the
Illili’Itt‘I.
New fancy china.
iinsoline. fifteen renio per gallon.
NASH a. yANSCOV,
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
OONNEJ‘TICUT
IOUTH NORWALK, -
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rtfiiBTOflE
on iiiilill
. r «Hui min-r
.. .... '1! . -, ova
w .. :. n.5, no).
.I .g- In»
for role at ’I'otnihrm's drug, tore. ‘
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