‘ cs Re II)“ R ION. RC; ml. we
11:31.11?» chance :5 ii) on
w cut ucura w
Cents a day will“ a m"
F'OR $l. 000i
lnsurnuco,
tlfe Insurance 00.
01 Hartford.
MEAD 3
All Flavors
Always on Hand.
-11.,.
So a Glass.
'YOUNO- MAN!
‘ RSURE YOUR LIFE
Sin 0111. a day will give you an Endow-
111ch of 11"an payable to 1youraulf if you
Ive. kc everytblnu
b111,l.hew best In the cheapest. insure in the
Bonnecticut General
‘5 Sl-ffloquDlEu'
CE CREM
l 'Tlic best in the
B f 2st
‘nwaosz's
Mann:
PRESTON'B.
" in stock. Sold at mean!»
tumrc' prices.
.0. Norwalk,
.-
Aud all other ctaudard goods 311111”
1111101111 111105.
, m and cans tiara-a cc
Fire at lava-aid. 1'11. *
111100111111. Pa. Icy Ia—A fire on-
III I s two lives and tho b-
rial 11¢ cum children 13:31.
curred In this place. A large two
c.1113. ....... 21.111.11.211" ..
sacs VII 3
tin .11.-11.11.111.11- cud harlc t child
were burned to death. Elva o cilia.
children. who ware 1a the hours at
time ran to aid their mother and were all
so badly horned that hutilttlchm In an.
tortclnsd tor their Moral}.
The cause at the and tragedy was the
111.1 all can, the «intuit 0‘ which the
mother was using to 11-1111: the fire In
the kitchen stove. She was just in the not
of pouring the all in the clove when I let
rlflc explosion foil wed. an In a‘ Ilcsh the
entire room was ii a a roaring Iurnacc.
Before the people living In the nearest
hon-cc could rush to the aid at the unfor-
tunate iamliy all that remained In the
building was the charred corpse of the
mothcr and that at her my in her arms.
The children were dragged irom the
room with their clothing ablane and were
In the melt pltlablo condition.
WYOMING REPUBLICANS. .
They Want McKinley For President and
. the Iron Collage oI‘SIIvcr.
antimony, Wy.. liay iii-Tho Wyo-
ming Republican convention elected the
following delegation to St. Louis: Wil-
liam Vandcvcutor, ii. B. Brooks, B. F.
Fowler, Otto Gremrn, .i. 0. Davis and C.
0. Herein; alternates, H. G. Nickcrcon.
hi. 0. Barrow, W. ii. Kilpatrlck W. l'
Brittaln, W..i Thom. and H. Pyckinan.
{Masons 1
Nov: and Onondcflnnd.
BUBBIES, ’
Pancreas.
OARIIAOIS,
OAIOPIES,
SPIIULES, ETO.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
\cam. AND sun when.
HENRY TILLY.
Removal Notice!
. F. W. Dormer has moved
his office from over the Post
()fllccto No.1 PARK BOW,
opposite Grand House.
Stamford. Ct., whore'howiii be
1 picacedtoscoidaNorwaLkor
tionts. Faro allow
hours fromfla. 1n. too He, ,
will he aI the Cifil Hotel
ovary Wednesday from 8 a. m.
t1;6 .1n.,forthcyocomblodutloi1
0
sNorwalk and South Nor: j"
. The delegates were Instruch to support,
‘ Chairman Vandcvcutcr tor a place on the'
national committee and William McKin-
icy ior president. The financial plank In
full is as follows:
“We rcaillrm allegiance to the princi-
ples of blmctollicm cc enunciated in the
Republican state platform adopted at Cas-
per in 1891; we commend the record of
our senators and roprcseatctltec in con-
gress In maintaining these principles. and
wo instruct our delegates to the St. Louis
convention to take like vtion when the
financial plank of the platform oi their
convention In being made. "
Mining Camp Tragedy.
Kansas Cm, May iii—A letter just
received by L. J. Buchanan. a reputable
local business man from Utah, tolls oi the
assassination there of his cousin, Richard
Stauntou, and the attempted muscles-
Ilou of_the latter'c brother. lance Stauu‘
ton. The news comes from the town of
Vernal, a mining camp near Green river.
The Stauntonc, appears, located a valu-
able gold mine car Vernal and had been
working It on a small capital. A certain
. Salt Lake City man In charged with hir-
Iug assassins to kill the Stanntonc in an
mamm- to obtain possession oi the nine.
The letter, which is written by lcaac
Stanntcn, says that two tough characters
entered their cabin while they slept and
enhdt Richard In the neck and Isaac In the
groin. Richard has since died, and Isaac
is In a critical condition. "
Connect! Declared Not Guilty.
jBAerour, May Iii—The jury In the
lawi.’
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1 11111111111111.1111qu which‘n
. _ ., t ’
circumstantialaiilk ”NM“ 0900!!! to
convince the my;
Destructive Windstorm.
Pmnu’unc. Nay u.—sm1uvon. amin-
ing on on the Baltimore and Ohio rcIi~
rusd about 40 miles east of .wan vis-
uod by a windstom and aloe hunt. The
storm came up without the slightest warn
lag. and hocsccwcrn nurooiul. turn up—
rooted and small outboildiuaodomollchal.
The mines of the Waverly 1 company
were badly flooded. and nearly two miles
of the railroad track belonging to the coal
ooiupsny were washcd away. Three
bridges were wrecked completely. and mo
minors. who were working In the mines,
were compelled to line for their lives. the
water Illllng the mines to a depth of three
feet before the! men were this to get out.
The lccs is estimated at between 060,000
and .75, 000.
, Strike Avertsd at lilddciord.
Bioonvonn,‘ Ma, .lcy Iii—Agent Mo
Arthur oi the Pcppcrcll and Laccnic
mills has notified the operatives that com-
mcncing loudcy the mills would run on
two-thirds tiara. lie had returned from a
consultation with the directors In Boston,
and they wired him to give notice that
instead at a 10 per cent not In wages an
eight hour day for five days a week would
be the schedule for the proncnt. The oper-
atlvcn . vary jubilant. cc‘ they believe
that their protect against the out down
had prevailed. Citizens and merchants
are equally happy. as they had feared the
disastrous clients of a strike.
. lags lwcpt Away. ‘
Scranton, Win, hicy Iii—Three mil-
lion foot of logs In the booms of the No-
mcdji Boom oompcnybrokc away and are
floating about the hay and end of Lake
Superior. 'i'he timber In the property of
the various firms at the head of the lake
mills. which hold the boom company rc-
cponniblc. The damage was caused by
the heavy rains.
They lined Knockout Drops.
Wasnxxcrox. May 16. — The jury
brought In a verdict of guilty In the case
of Frederick alias Frank Nelson and
Frank Lewis eliac Lcwtn llnnsflcld. young
white men. charged with larceny from Pe-
ter Outwater oi Paterson, N. .i, by the
use oi knockout drops. The men are any
posed to have operated in New York and
other cities.
Officers For the New Baseball Wile.
Amman, N. Y.. May ids—Tho New
York Shin Baseball league be elected
those odiousi President. Jcmul'. chncs
icmln Simone! Arncte tom”:
ant cometary. Roscoe Whit-an «1.1.-
stardom. The long 11111 loin the na-
tional agreement undtrclausca schedule
~_........4.W .....
' A Large Freight Steamer.
ervraw. hiay idi-Tha‘new (mlcht
diversity of opinion.
By dull time: we W the
the carwbap in not usually so
I. It times. At these tlin
conic merchants largely increase theirall
vcriislug expenditures.
about the name an In bu
DOM disumlun should. of rec. be used
by all, but as a rule we believe those who
do tho most cavern-I11 at those um
have the bout of reason to support their
‘aido than the others.
if the purpose In to draw trade, than
why not advertise whoa you need trade
the most? 0! course this rule In cabinet to
the surroundings and the circumstances
We realize hat in dull times it In an ch
harder to ring people to the store, ut
that In one rohcon why more advertising
should be used, or better advertisements
should be used. for It Is not always nooec
nary to extend one' a space whore the scum
result may be accomplished by using tho
some space in making the advertisement
attractive
it possible in dull seasons more induce-
ments should bo held out to the customer
than In brisk soaconn. More care should
be used in selecting articles to bendvcr-
tired and more thought should be given In
advortlscmouts to bring trade toyour store,
but, however you may vlcw this subject.
do not in any circumstance drop your ad-
tortlslug entirely.
Advertising In a lfi‘go extent in coma-
lative In Its benefits, for the value of pvcaw
out advertising depends largely npoii
what has been done before. if you dili-
contlnnc advertising entirely you are leav-
Ing out some of the bricks In the wall
which you no constructing and will loan
a large portion of the bonoilts oi accumu-
latlvo advertisements when . you begin,
again, there having been 11 disconudctiou
In what you did before and that which
you now intend to do.
The benefits to be derived from advertle<
tag are in the future as wall as what you
may get at the present. Advortl'sing' Is
something like making a nnowbafl-—tl1o
farther you go the bigger It grows. if,
after you have rolled your snowball 11 lit-
tle dictunca, you stop roiling It and begin
another can, you are expanding an extra
labor instoud of accumulating, whilu if
you had kept on rolling tho -ol1l boil it
Would soon grow to much larger propor'
tlons than any new one you could start.
it is poor policy ever to atop advertising
altogether. in dull times, an we haw
said, if the amount expended must i111 do-
wned more euro than over should be used
in the opomticn of the, advertisements.
Whoa tho ilsh Is harder to catch, be more
careful in selecting your bolt.
’1‘ way to advertise is an important
pol to wunidor. in dull Iimou make
your odcrings junta: attractive as you
'know how and ads crtlso reasonable goods
such as will be of immediate use. it is
hurdonougb to soil unreasonable goods
when people buy freely, but it In much
harder to push them in unfavorable limos.
—i)ry Goods Chronicle
Whoa the thermomctcris 11105 In the
011111111 contlu 3:131
OF RARE BEAUTY!
., .fi.
or GREAT WEALTH!
.....AT.....
BOTTOM PRICES”
’—
Russct Kid Shoes,
Just received. '
Something new
and
llobby for tho
Ladies! '
$3.00
Russet Kid Cloth Top Lace Shoes, $3.00
Russqt Kid Tan Turn Shoes,
',$3.so
The largest and most complete line of
..,.
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Ladies’ Bicycle LEGGIN I
"1
Ever shown in town, at prices from 50c to $1.25.
M.H.GLOVER’SDoubleSfihooS'torc
‘0 Mill ‘2 WALL STREET,
Perfect filiimr nn1l splendid mil-
oriug and our guarantee is that if
. you can equal our lmv prices eiib
er in this or any mhcr 1i1y, we will
rciuml your money Furthermore
we will make right .my «lissoimfac -
lion at any time for if you are .1
outiomcrof mini we .1pprc1i.11c it
and do all We can in every way no
can to satisfy every wish and want
In us and fit 1111 11 pair of
ours; the test will result in our
favor cvcry lime.
l’ricc fur the wour rcsiniing klml,
$1.col1i$z.co
Price fur the l1112~i11css kiml, 82
111 $33.
Price for the dressy kind,”
in $5.
LAY ASIDE A LIT-
TLE MONEY.
We have a bouncing bot weath-
er bargain 1n the way of a surprise
fur y1111.Snmc of these warm days
we will make a dash and advertise
something you will sure to fancy.
lie prepared with 11 little spnrc
mob, 11) take it up quickly, for our
advertisements are read and there
is always 11 quick response, the
people know us and our ads.
J
l .
i if he hasn't he has only to mention
it, and suitable remuneration 'will
be made.
The way the wind blows in not
more easily determined than is the
direction for Ihc best bargains in
clothing.
W. A. BENEDICT 81 CO,
Norwnlk and So.Norw11lk.
For boys; just like the
men's suits, iulidrcss,prop
or for evening wear or danc-
ing school or pa as. To
be worn wiibd is shirt,
standing collar and bow.
Block worsted dress suit-
ing, silk lincrl coat and vest
and trousers of some mun-r-
A trial will convince you that
l.11l
we glvo 11 lull dollars worth for gloves we sell are warranted cvcry
loo cents.
brightldca, isn 't it ’ And the prices:
1.11015, 9311
115151.151, . 980
11.111513 $1. so
Gloves.
Our 11: utulion on this line of
goods is he highcot and we aim to
maintain the loud. livery pair of
1 way.
. , walk tients. . . steamer W. 1). Reese.“ th Wilson line Il1c1lo in one of tho nurthom stutcsof ' ' 1. '1’
h ‘ .. .. « v . ..... .. _: 1111 “not 10mm. Counccll, the 18-year old arrived in port wlflii 1‘ 186.000 this bountiful country, it is rufflehiug II.“ . , , . . . . . conflficflflfl’.
. ho 1: ed w th er Cc In IIOIIW
us 114: 1 1 hour I the man! at pro 0. .
DR. F. W. GARMER Lance and his wfifa' brought 1a aviordlct 3'13“. 9";me 03:" to road that on the borders :11! the 5301:; Everybody’s Shoes Shine d Free. . . 1. a ,.
_ , Surgeon Dentist, |poi not gnlltya tor being out six ours. state 1110 ion has just carat am .. N F0 R LIBERW IIOV
. ”a." SEIIIIEII ' STAMFORD. . . '- ’CONN' 1 "'1 ”mm mu“ "m 11... mm" 2713:: :1? "glen: midi? 111. ”on 1.11.1311 “W“! ' ‘ “I cv c“
A 1' 1 c A. l' 1“ I
an OW l Ices.
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Men’s Sun-.3. Top Coats. Shirts r. . By the Buy. Our Catalogue. A Fad. dd b Suspends a.
P h seem hardly necessary to mention ' ' . . You may have secnit;'1fnni,scnd It may. perhaps 539’“ ° ‘01 “Y M en seldom
cr cps N0 more for we have to till in our sizes lfyourbuymgmoodxsonforclolb- forit. The boys business is our Ladies gummer “a“: bi: vsa 1:12;: talk aboutthcir
you are dressy cverywcck in consequence of’thc ing and furnishings witha dash mispcciul pride, and the boys, who befits; ‘0 "‘9"; :31: or dye b the suspenders, but
one of mm surprising demand, and accoms as . will soon be men. are always ultb “I a ‘95 “‘“5 ‘ y if they did the
the lucky well made lhough every man in town knew interest for boys' goods, we'd like us. same people that make me; 'sfne'g- whole town
, , ' that we keep only one make, the to talk it over with you In 5. money ligec shirts W e are prou O t w wouldbctcllin
ones 1 Ml garment: ~ - . - u H uulliy and sly lc oi the goods made 8
have worn - UTE“! lir.1111l,besr by far, 1n fit making way for both of us We Sailors. (1 about thou we
am uwcsi 1n iricc. _ ,' , -
benefited ever seen __,, I are In such close touch wuh lbc bTh:diriyi‘lgllurlagllgkx 2:31:32“?
by our in this Hats market that we can quote profit- “mac”, 5‘ styles 22‘ trim and 5013.. .
"3‘3““ city than That you able prices that would cause our mugs and cmbrmdcrcd A lUCkY purchase (0" U5. and l
wonderful our know are H 1 th' k C d stars,anchors elc.,in colored treat for our customers.
sale of beautiful , l compci urs 0. 1n ' ‘ omc an silk. Red cloth trimming .
: . . ‘ ' "‘1" c talk over our noes umlmakc com- on blue and soutashor wide .
mensall line of as cciall p ' 1 1 H med—a n01 clt
"001 5"“5 young I p s y, t parisons; don't wait until Saturday . £3; iffxirslible shield piel Half HOIO’
or u up, 1 1 '
us mcn-S mp here a, though. because every salesman, blue one rule .md red on the other you read in the pa m the 3d,,
advertised couls~ home and has about three customers at 111 ml“: 59'8“ fancy diagonals mixed of “Shaw-knit" hal hose. The
3490 and p l l time and 1” in a burr , Rcmem- worstcds 3"“ W35“ 800‘“ makers know their real merit and
Certainly ”“3 price 5111 at ’ ‘ ). spend thousands of dollars adver-
the most about Sl'gllt , her all our advertisements are no “No V0.1..." tising them. The quality and dc.
k bl half advance i not truths, and they reflect the cn- The doublcbrcasmd style isrightwthats why we have! 11111.
”T“ “ c :bul (3' - above the iorgy we are pulling into the busi- 0f lad”! 5“” has already
3’“ no ”rm” sca- laclory Costs l , , shown itself to be the really
Ever given. gums. .........._,_\_ _-- .-. ._ ‘ . nears In your interest. We are cn- pupal,” 5131.31." 11", season. Business‘ is business, but charity
1‘ 3'9“ “'6 mm. , UNDERWEAR liiilcd to a bearing and, will save It is 11 sensible style .md in business Is citbcra humbug or
think we “"‘I style 0‘ "I" “""J'C "l”“lmg 1 . most boys likes plain “cosy amistake.
are not “Wk burpusScs “”y 14"”‘15 0V0" 3WEAT‘R5 ' you dollars. to lilkc cure of” looks. it is ,
5C9" “WC l1cforc.Absulutcly lilll' H SIERV Our stock is abSUlutcly fresh; the particularly adapted to the -
ahead of .1ny other nothing buns-.- 111‘ made and ready to “our, 0 - l 1‘ l l l , . 1111be showing of new For- . by the “United Shirt and Collar NOCRWQQVI
niuwn,nbt1im) in and ask 111 W” "Ct" he now. ‘5 ’“uly '5 ' ‘ - ' ‘
' j l m.-- . - “H. szanv, , 11 fabrics and 15-111mc11mc1mzulc Company," and have added their . , , , ,
see these sulis.uuumrrc1l b an 'tlim 1 that sin 53;}, :IICli mums if the 00.1,- v ri f ladies' summer That is simply Irrcs1si1blc. The
Y l i» 8'1) 1) ii lar c a cty 0 l1 rd , d
Trousers.. HANDKEROHIIFS. .. . l . 11' Mb l . H l selected will admit of i1. Single wmststo our stock—~Ihcrc are my, news 11ch of green and r .1111
, goals 1 11 .1y1) 1.111151: .11 or t to ,3 s that n dreams of bunt
at $4.90, We b'ch ncvcrbccn “a. GLOVES ,, l f l l W breasted suits will not be used cow—but 1hr: ladies quickly see 5‘ PC a ’3
m. ire-1111.11] ,0 subs! ' 1.1mso 11c sweat 5101).. hon much 1-x1cpi the fine, no.1: fancy which are right, and they (the 1
‘ Bellcroucs at $6.01) the lama“)... lbun ‘rl .13; NEOKWIAR. “1'“ 5““ a “pustomcr anything, "0 Worslccls and soft cussimercs for ladies talk, and that is whywithin U I) ll
till but,“ 111 $7 50 now. C11111u1l‘iiturcl'l1c The kin] u want at irlccs (monitor what the price, there is a sombrlress. Scotch and domestic awcc we have put In large dupli~ m. re as.
five, , 1. fl -. . tcllingpoinis in trouser ‘ yo I y "WNW "“dcrsmndlngi that 8005 cbcvwls. calc orders 0" them. . . Agood umbrella for any price
“ )1 Pill" or d "115 M 810.00 fil’lklil' 'md Ibo buvc want to pay. with the iurcbase that the uro Detachable collars-tlunk of 't' on care to name
Nobby effects fur $12.00 ‘ ‘1' ‘, y . ‘ a“... l I p Th 1' d Buy the walsl,an1l then any stylcof y '
“'1“ "“r ”W ”9"" (“"3- cbnscrbasgollonlnsmoncy's worth 0 UXO O, _.
The very finest at $15.00 Try clscwlncrc,1l1cn conic ' ‘ popular men 's collar you fancy;
Collars.
The kind that the laundry can 'I
wear out. Made of the vary best
quality of linen and the newest
shapes, perfect fitting, really the
kind you want. 151: each; or, ‘
z for as ch. .
Cufls the some quality.
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