r1,
is week only, we will offer the following line of flags,gmade of the best grade of
htandard U. S. all-Wool bunting, sewed stripes, 45 stars sewed on both
I “ ./ sides, and finished in the'best possible, manner, ‘
If at the followingent prices!
Size 3 feet x 5 feet, stes
3 K 6 ‘6. L68
/ u 4 u 6 u L98
It 4 its 7 n 2.23
't 4 " a “ 2.49
1 l‘ 5 fl 8 fl ‘ ,.. 2.64
" or " 9 43.42.
' “‘ 6 “ l0 “ 3.78 '
“ s “ i2 “ 4.59
,“ s “ i2 “ s.io
:‘ fl 8 I“ '5 h 6.69
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pecial arrangement with the manufacturer, we are enabled to quote the above prices, which are
liter cent. under retail price. These tings will he made to order, and be ready for delivery in three
NORTH MAIN VAND ANN
STREETS,
South Norwalk. Connecticut]
-—-
infliction FRANKLIN 513,
| a,
Branch Shops
AT
DARIEN
AND
BROAD RIVER
if
THE TALK IS ALL OVER ABOUT" L , ‘
LM WRIGHT’S REPOSITORY,
WHICH IS WELL STOCKIEI) WITH THE FINEST LINE OF
Carriages, Wagons, Bicycles and Horse Goods!!!
,SIGNrAihTING AND LETTERING done at short notice.
, free. Open until 9 p. m. Repairing a specialty.
’ L ‘ . , ”air Grounds, apply to me for terms. etc.
All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
Having leased the Norwalk
" Factory and Salesromns,
Madison and 1" “(illkllll Sis.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT.“ .
THURSDAY is BARGAIN DAY!
‘ SPECIALS!
GENERAL STOCK. COTTON WARP ”II-AID MATTVIG, ISO.
,, To invite attention to the stock, for the
day only.
‘siiiiir vmsrs, 38c; woimi 50c.
tisss comes. 5c; woniii iOc.
lilEN DOIUES, iOc; woimi l5c.
TURKISH rowsts,ioc;woiiriii5c. sac crannies; worm 25c.
BARGAINS IN OTHER LINES.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
\“Vashinston SUB“. .. - - - - South Norwalk, Connecticut.
NEW FANCIES, ch.
Zl-IN. SMYRIIA, 990; WORTH $i.75.
26-IN. SMVRNI, $i.49; WORTH $2.50.
$55le "iffy/(“Ii- "
5.1:. .113... .&1 u
are elements in this grca L,;h.1ccotimt pizt a tobaceo lover in good humor at once-«1311i 11‘!
, him on goo-1 terms with hinisclfand in. enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask {or ill
comma! ,3:
Lonittaao’s
cos: LE Fan:
n y... prefer it slightly heavier smolosiw‘l‘ry. Sittim‘i‘lmt.
r
'1 FliiiGEiislll air This”
,hilltiwed across the continent from Son
to tho Golden (into city.
been the real pursucr of the men arrested.
Two Clever Bani" swindlers
Caught In Newark.
ronnbwnn sososs rim oommnsr
They Are Wanted. In San Francisco For
the chnds‘ Bonk swindle-rushed I
Denote rrom on to oziooo and an".
win-«i Got recanted. "
NEWARK, N. J.. inlay li.—Aitcr boing
Francisco ‘snd being lost and found sov-
ural times by Pinkerton detectives who
had liccn on their track sinéo Dec. in of
last year. two men, who are sold to be
among the clevcrest swindlors in the coun:
try. were arrested at Market and Broad
streets, this city, by Policeman W. J. Lo!-
tii‘s.
They were taken to police headquarters
and hold as fugitives from justice.
They gave their names as James W.
Oregon, aged so years. and Charles Book-
or, aged 47 years.
When searched at police headquarters,
the sum of $2,307.55 was found upon
them. Crcgnn had one SLOOU bill. 13
$100 bills and some change. Booker had
the remainder of the money.
Jewelry worth at least $1,500 was also
taken from them. Uregnn had a diamond
ring in his pocketbook which is worth at
least $400. Backer wore a sapphire'scari-
pin not in (liimcnda, which is probably
worth $2750. ,
The prisoners have been hunted during
the past five months. Hundreds of do-
toctivos between horn and the Pacific coast.
whore tho swindlars perioriiiod their last
known extensive steal, iiiivo boon on tho
watch for them. The other members at
tin quartet are now in custody in San
Francisco. They were arrested'in Denver
over three months ago and were removed
They Were not
tried, for the alleged reason that without
rho arrest of Crrizan and Becker, the chic!
conspirators, their conviction would have
been difficult.
The American llankors' association has
The police of all the cities in America
were warned to lookout for and were {ur-
llis'lllitl with descriptions of the men.
.A detective spotted lit-Clit‘l‘ and Criizan
Walking down Broad near Market kin-iii
and promptly informed Loftus that the
men were desperate criminals and wore
Wanted. .Tiio patroliiinn at once took
Cronin), a lull. athletic and good looking
man, in tow, \vhilo’tho Pinkerton men
assumed charge of Barker.
The latter has may lriir. dresses modest
ly. isntiraetivo in appearance and looks
like a prosperous business man.
Inclined in Resist Arrest.
Crrgnn protested and at first was in-
eliiiod to resist arrest, but Lotion warned
him that ii top on 1h! head would be his
lot it ho displayed any intention tohklii.
'l'hhi brought (‘reuan to his senses.
lhrteetlvo h'iillon says Becker is the
leader of the. gringo-the most. dangerous
lllltl most siiiighf linger In this murtrv.
lie is said to bo- iiliiii to perform the clovs
crest Work liiiown to bank swindle“.
Tho lilii‘t'llll'. (‘l‘llil’i for which the men
llh‘ mom d and for Whll‘ll they have l-i-ou
indicted in Sun li‘riincimi is the rating oi
l\ draft iroiii $12 to exam“, and upon
\l‘lllt’ll tliijroiitninrd iill iii’ the money. (I!
llllr: uniouiit $34.01!»: was paid in gird.
lino lN‘ last t‘rezau honored at .‘Cm'ailii
haul: of him Francisco a draft {oi-sir}.
’l‘liu limirca denomination the amount of
tho draft \vvro puii lll‘fl ihi-oiigli tho pa-
per. i! WEIS drawn “gull illuiiruelwrWool-
wiirtli hunk of San l'fllll‘lsi'll,
Roi-her. with some sort of a pulp. it is
said, tilled illl‘ pom-turns and with ii
clamping iiiizi'liiiio precisely liko the our
in ”so in tho Nevada briul; rvstiiiiipi-ii thi-
IlITlli'i’sl h'f'fiahiii. The writing, all camp:
illt‘ signmurm on the draft. \vi-ro Ulillltl’
:zti 1.! \\ ith the aid of almirlii-nt lipid and
tlp- win-d incl-h" replaced by the Word
“(iii ply-tux» thousand."
Ho Wi‘ll Wm tho schema worlx‘oil that it
in mid tho i-nsliioriit' tho Urorlior Wool
worth hank paid out the. lllillli'y \vitliiiii!
l'l‘ .o.rlii;: illl' applicant to It“ iiioiiiilinl.
’i'l.i To is a dispute in to whether lil‘l'lflVT
or um- oi the men in i-ustnily in San Fran
riwo hml tho llrliILl‘llilllI‘ll, but it is lill~
ilovml that lli'ckiir H the man. It mu not
in til ho home after the lili‘hl‘)’ was in the
bomb of tho mmi‘llers Ill'll the "Hill“ was
lroucht to light. llt’ that than ”mowin-
dl. u had iii-panned and were iniiuiuwny
with this lilt'lll‘)’.
ii was a iiiihi-iilt task to keep track “I
(fin-mo or lll‘l‘l‘i'l‘. They would nppour in
illil my suddenly and vonlsl. li'l suddenly
[H mini in tho lll‘I-‘l‘lIVtN not. on to their
tr:.‘.i. ’l‘wo wvvliii mm the :invutnu' Iiio
'iiw I'llllii iip ultli them in Philadelphia
and arrested them.
Their tipvrnilnm In Philadelphia.
ii-vla-r “'olli: to tho l’iirk ”(illm'. whom
t‘r-iaau was stopping, and when they
vine-mud thi-y worn iiilloweil to whom tho
urn-o. iimi; plum
iiwkiir‘ii oliicct in may in: to Illll city.
it is «i iiii. Was in noisier. in nimviirina from
III" I'lillnilolpliiii yolii‘o HUSH! which has
“ill”! from them when they warn arrested
IIlI‘I’l’.
'l‘hi-nimi did notwnit ionneimnnli in
lli‘ Quilter (‘lly lo Fl‘l’lll'tl lhrll‘ motley.
t‘rinzm had a typmvriiteo oillilzivlt pm
Ilflff‘ll. which ho had sinned. "ml to with h
iiiwlwr wan to am: his signature in tho
provenco of a notary.
They moo on their way to the notary'a
ii'llm when arm-ml. 'I’iwy were inuih
Fhlifll’llli‘II over lm'tmrminht withthoiif
row“. in tlwlr pimunsslon. and (in-anti ab
tiiiipted to drop tho oiivolopn. but. was
.rovixniod from doing so by “Milt'lll'n Fair
till.
liciantivi- Jar-gets. who M'nfcllt'll tho
men. local! money in all of Urcgiin‘s pork.
pigs, Miri- li’l liiid insisted that he had no
morn iiiiiiiej.’ minii Illl person tho uictiwilxc
frond ILMM pinmd in iilii umimlrnwrs
All. the tram. Wren .Iiwmm iii-lion tlio
iiioiioy out lint-kw quietly rciiiiirltc'l,
"Thorn irons IIli‘ Ililllllli‘. "
Ilvtw'ilvo I’nllnn any» that. both men
rn lino-«n to the Newark detectives and
how errvrv‘l terms In Him: Him: and in
w whim prisons. iluiorc they wore rerord-
wl on prisoners ('rrmiii. with conshlemliin
tioiirlislmim said, "Well. I slimmer We'll
lime to not a lawyer."
Lunar he said they mid been in this my
oil and on {or ten days.
Butter and Uh‘flnli Were arraigned hir-
turn .Iiidgn Mott rind {ominlly charged
with Iinillu fugitives from justice, They
'Ittrllllfltl to speak. lining room-union ivy 1
nfllfirilm M. ’l‘. Barrett. Qho ilrmnadod i
that Imli housed and that an esaiiiina- ’
that he alter! them, as they did not admit
thcir identity or the we wanted in (lath .
10min. Nim Moody as I p. in. was fixed
tor the examination, and each at the men
«or out other nation hint and remanded
shalom are. WWW-é *
. .451, _, ‘7‘ ‘91:, yr . ;
wharf!
landing Spanish Popes Advocates nonun-
obtion 0! Relations vWItls, America,
MADRID, May 14. —’-Tiio Imporolai's idea,
of renonaoiiia the treaties of 1795 and
1877 between the United States and Basin
trillion-soil in all circles . as correctly or-
prcssins the feelings of the notion frot-
tiug under the covert aggression at o now
moment and a nation which, as The Ha-
rnldo says, ought to drop the mask. The
tone at the Republican papers is raven
more significant, but they use the conduct ‘
of the Washington government to damage
. the monarchy.
Tho Epoca. the government organ, asks
it public opinion and the government 0i
European powoni having maritime coloni-
al interests have considered the necessity
of glvla ' Spain splintanocus assistance in
a cause but is not exclusively Spanish.
The admiral commanding the Spanish
West lndisn squadron has sent the Com-
petitor case bolero a naval court to have
her declared a lawful prize.
Consul Williams Again lhtorvcncn.‘
Havana, May H.—Tlio United States
has intervened in behalf of two more of
the man of the schooner Competitor;
The men’s names are Charles Barnett
and William Lcavitt. They wuro lironaht
hero from Bahia Honda, having been cap-
tured in Pinar del lilo after they landed.
They are citizens of tho United States,
and no notified the United States consul
general, Mr. Williams. They also inform-
ed the causal mineral that they wore on-
arm id when captured. , l,
Consul (’lonoral Williams has in conso-
quencc presented the claim he regularly ‘
makes in such crises, that the men shall
ho tried by the ordinary civil court and
not by court martial. according to the
right: gillll’llliif'nil to citizens or the Unit-
ed States by tl'l‘fllfy'. ,
Tho cases of those two men differ from
those of the five other Coiiipotltor captives
only inasmuch as they had landed in Cu-
hii lioforo being captured. and so have n
clearer title to r. civil trial as being resi-
ileata of Cuba. as technically provided in
the treaty guarantee. It was on the ground
of nnnroshlcnes that the authorities at
drst denied a civil trial to tho man cap-
tured on board the Competitor.
in viow of these facts. it is not. nxpocted
that- imy (liiiii'ulty will ho made about. ac-
cording [limo-1t and Leavitt a civil trial.
More Fpnnliili lilmtcr.
annov. May ll.—A dispatch to The
Daily News from Madrid says: " The (Tor-
Pl‘v‘lllilllli‘nt'lll Mllitnr considers that the
men captured on board the Competitor
will l‘l‘l'tlli‘L‘ their duos alter the next trial.
If Amer-lei wants ii war than, she most
311"” it. 'l‘hurepnrt that tho [Tiilteil States
llllll‘i an iiiilaiiinltv for damage to tho
property of Americans in (John L-i fl‘t‘litly
recruited. and if it is enforced it is likely
an lead to srrinns trouble."
Your llniidrml hpnninrils Killed.
lC rzv \l‘im'. May ii.—-Adviros from llsl
7min stain that in the recent action he.
:wm u Antonio Mam-o and General Ifll'lllfl
it t'1ii'nriijiciir:i~‘. l’inrir do! Rio, hm Spa!»
iii-d; were killed. whiln the Cubans onlv
net i7. Swear-ms. the famous Cuban lead-
-r. was killed in this lintilii.
TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
‘laizy i'roph iiiully Injured nt :1 Fire In
.‘llrglimiy. I'n.
I’!l'i‘<lii‘i:i:, May li.—~lliiri:i;z a ilrn in
l irrorory in .-\lie,clniny an t'KlllIlt‘IUl) oe‘
‘llrll'd. burning sl\ iiicii badly, one oi
whom iiroiinhlv will die.
The llilill’l“1lli1'll .lolin Norton, iiroman,
Wall}; burned almut !iiciiiiml hands. ill
5min! llamas. and will probably die; .10.
«pa (ial‘vr. hreiiiiin. badly burned nlioiit
~iiwl nod ill'lllfi, la‘U l-lllhwsiir, ii'reniiiii.
«idyiznd hands lllil'llll‘ll William lileli-
.it‘lfilll. pol‘eoiutm, blown into street, {are
lllil hands horned; Ernest ii. McKay.
\tu'intor, blown ouito a distance, iii-nib
old hands burned.
A radio t‘ll'élli“l intho ernwdnroiind th-i
harping taillilizig after the ti‘i'flllhltm. ro
~uiziii;: in 1' any liriiiwi and minor
'.l.tl“ll|l". i‘iiio-n iii't'llll'll “'t'l’il in tire.
.o.l.l2ii;: at Illf‘ time of the I'Vi‘ltlillflll.
l‘lliwsur l'ml l‘i't'li iir'li Nil ‘0 ll‘i' ('i'l'Ilr (vi
dud ilioraowvl' tho fire. “I‘ rurrlvd ii
llglliv'l torch. and IN ism-ix on he reached
the- in liar u ii-rrilii- oxplwiim loiinwml.
'l‘iio manic oi' thi- lil‘i‘llliili from instant
(li'ilill was infirm-pious.
Tim ‘1. ll. "nlirr"("‘.r¢‘.
('i HM Mil. May ii.—'l'lio dolor in tho
iii‘.i~inwii'i..'~ -i the .‘llll'ttllhl pom-ml t‘on'
Ii'f'.‘l|- I‘ own”: to tho failurw iii’ tho moo-
millet-H l-i pres-Jill iiiulr i'i yorh‘ l-l about
at in; and. and Illi‘ ('i'lll’t‘rl‘lllll‘ will iiow
gel ilt‘WH Iii real solid Work. i'oiinwiim
the ch rtinii of itl~liop~i will mine the act
lli"ili‘l'ul. oi tho lillll‘ limit ipiiwtiuii. and
iii. U will 1‘ru".ilily In! it spirited Hli int
iiwr that. .\ resolution liiiu b- I'll adi pix-ii
i'liaiioliiir the limo oi the iiii'vilan o! the
uriwml ruinfi-rvni'i- from tho is: m May to
tho lirmi. \l‘wliirsllav in May. 'I'lwro “as
lil'll'li (l'ill‘Tl ill r1;:irriogniiioiiu the lipid
(mire. l‘lii Ilil‘ lPiW‘ of spirit Ili'ifi'n‘li‘il
llll‘lllllzlitrlll the carillon.
Ill; i-irllw been" t‘vri'i'".
llllli‘l; Hill, Mo. Many itwimu down.
opiiii-iits (and to omlw certain it i" IliI'ltl
hitiho 0f the cotton Illlll o1 «"i’!|II\“-. 'l'hi
mu!» fll‘iliilitii‘s limo \‘oloil not loan to
“.Hl'l: lllllli‘r tho i'iit down, and tho :m‘m
Ilfll‘l'l ham w V’ll lo taim the mom action
a» tho swimurn The prmpuvr of :i will."
is tlw will? siilijm-i oi mini-nation. and
prmliuiom are “only made that iiw mike
will lint all summer it ow .. lil'ylili.
firs-ii I‘m-lion by a rim.
Silaaiiimw. l’ii.. May ll. ~— riiiiiiuvl
Mmmir, ngq ii :to your". Ilflllii‘ his neck by
falling down a «loop iii'iiiwoy at (.foiioiiliw
i'iiillory No. l. A few hours lain-r a inlet;
lamp bur-t in tho l'flllil’OP‘l‘ niitiuWay oi
tho ssimii mluo lit-int: ilw on: and badly
lviirniim Michael Iiilllni k. Anthony rim-n
Vivi: and John Killllhimuiii. All will die.
Maiircr loam a wife and one child.
lawyer iliiys lira Filer.
lim‘isiii i i, May ii~--Mll;n liwynr llnfi
bought lien I'Zdiir irdiii Motiiiieim, his:
mum. for “WWI. lln oh‘oml room the
other day (or the roit idiwr ill“ urcrit Work
in tho “*‘Illj’. when he run l’o'li lirnwh to
in 1m!" finish. but biennium: roiiimi in no
firs-pt it, rimming lira t‘drr mu Worth
mom money.
l'mtnmr Fault-h l‘or tonne-I.
Hanna". 1‘3. Li, May itw'l‘ho Iiopuli.
llian congri-ii-iamnl Iltfli‘illllflll is! this
Fourth district mat lil‘fi‘fiflll l‘li‘rlHI W.
.li. Martin and iii. A. Johnson determine
. in the fit. Loni! convention.
’i‘hi-rc were
im lnntmctlolizl. i’missmr .‘N‘. t'. English,
in tumor Populist. an minziinnmi tor can.
nets.
-M
freshman sinks in “first“.
Brriuto, Itsy its-4m so we
cropland lay the Msithsooiimlimp Airs
Pridtliil truths uracil Messrs oi the res
inset o! the ' . ’
iii casual“: lis-
“nasty! omens-"om
Wheelmen’s Outfits.
The newest designs in Search
moi Ball Stockings, washable and
non-shrinkable ~9Miv more " popular
will: n'dm on day, Prices Inn
'"« from 81 to 8 . Many are etc u-
siva patterns. Seamless cotton Bi-
cycle Stockings. 25 and 50c.
i Sweaters.
Fine Iamb's wool, any color: lain
h or imported Boole/i yams, lian‘ some
combinations of color/i198, seasonablc
weights—32, $2.50, $3.50. 6'4.
Bicycle Suits
Ind Boll Suits, in [1:th and dual--
fancy or plain, plaids, checks, and ‘
- mixtures. Coats Unlined, camct
lengths.
Breeches made bloamer sly/e,
reinforced seats, buck/e knees or ex-
tension, 35, 86.87.50.310, 873.50, 875.00 a suit. Separate
Coats and Breeches $2.50, 83, $3.50, 84 and 6‘5 each. - .
Boston Patent Pant, Co's celebrated gray In/lrturesu
Coats, Pants, Cap and Belt 87.98 conservative. Band
wearing and correct style.
165830. '
Open Monday, Bailey and Saturday Evemhgs
Bn’a'gepori, Conn.
OLD AND RELIABLE
aily Direct Freight Line
\.IN
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwaik, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier :3, E. R., L’cekmaa street, New York, at
5 p. in. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Nurwalk, liaqle and Viiii‘an
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 theline on account of the owners thereof.
What is It?
Ili'il pruiiipis you tohuy your hlliltri :it
one More rather than another? Isn't it
.4) iv, ipiiili'y, iii durability and ['l'll'l‘. :i.~'
p. ill" sli-lv lillll prompt :lli'l i‘iiIIl'il‘ltll'l
aizviitiooi-ii Illt‘ part ofthe priiprivtorziml
ml >iiiaii: ll tin-so are Illl‘ rival liilllii . -
in: ms \i‘I' look fora llli‘flllttlllll’l’llfy' :‘r
pun-page.
H. 3. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwoik. Conn
EW "GOO US!
so different decorated
TOILET SETS!
from $.50 in Sin.
L: illllt,"i at l. in! . of
(ICC‘Hrfiil‘Il open him k
DINNER WARE!
From wl-irli ire Hill sell sets
3*": to $4”.
ilur “liliie Marie" is the best tliiiig iii lksli't lilac no the
market.
New fancy eliiiin.
Gasoline. fifteen cents per gallon.
NASH a. VANsCov,
Cor. ll. Iain and West Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK. - - - CONNECTION)?
neurons
LOST lilillll »
m». m e.” is! 1* mm pm
, ,, fl u. my; "DJ-Vt. or!
I}. j 'l Irvifiwh‘r!‘ u...
.l .. .
r!
.2 4m!y~-i‘1".p.v1,}ir .
' 21 M Q’VII|,Q>D,‘¢'-r i-lv’eiw "Q
i r c a: i an. to slim»! t‘!» we we. aim
viiir'iiiar,
, lifit‘ g'li ,W
Norwalk Chronicler