in allurizes at out priceg.
"WERE I
Ihe “King? The king of them rill.
Quick cutter, light runner, can replaee any part
y lime. pripc Irons; up. . » « p \
I. I F‘
In! always ready, only perfect and safe “Quickrneai. " Hundreds lil use in our city.
ipvgsr
All the lending makes at tut prices, and some odd lines at special bargain figures.
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3!
iii: largest itsso‘rIrneut‘ in either city
‘ARRIAons I
In this line we lend again in style and price; twenty styles to select from.
WUET and "VICK'rORvI" -
any style you could ask for from 50c up. i
l
o
‘40 yd rails for $3 50; ilde] oiutless and widen warps in CXCIUSIHB designs; 30 styles,
cut prices. ,, ' ' , . .
‘ The “White Mbuntain Clearruble.
good, qualities. ‘
It would take this whole space to cxpucinte on it:
, The “Delhi." Wire wound,‘c0tton1covcrcd or heavy rubber, Ioc loot; money buck it
It bursts. ‘ . '
bOOLERsr
Watering pots, lawn swings lawn seats, garden tools, etc.
Open evenings. Goods returnable for casIr.
5R
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
South Norwalk, Connoottoufl
ll
- fluid-o rm- a on
1
AT
DARIEN
AND
BROAD . RIVER
u
o
to :WHICH IS WELL STOCKED WITH THE FINEST LINE OF
...... Wagons Bicycles and Horse Goods!!!
PAINTING Ablfi"LET'I‘LRlNG done at short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ridI
free. Open until 9 l. m. « Repairing a specialty. llriving leased the Norunll:
" air Grounds, apply to me for terms, etc.
I‘ztctory and Sulesrooms.
Madison and Franklin Sts
Ingrains, VelVets,
Tapestry, Moquette,
Body Brussels, Axminster,
‘lI large variety of China and Japanese Mailings, ()il Cloths and
Linoleums, Shades, Luce Curtains, Portieres.
A. Dickerman 8. Son,
south Norwalk, Connecticut.
Norwalk
lobsters
Caught of! Norwalk Islands.
Let “1: your orders and butt:
them delivered every Sutur-
dny at
Huurtzrturris
I'W‘a'shington Street, - - - - -
NOTICEI
SCHOOL TAXES
'i‘hnturr-urvr Hniilu- Honth Noruplb llnlou
Hr'hml IlintIiI-t mo lurvio rinlillm ihuiiiw
Ill-trilliux ohm:- moi onv tlilill'h'l rniiimm
ilu‘ Ilollur. hill! on "I“ inwtt mow- norm III ”-4 of
into. niurm-«iing uiihn IllIIIiri I iu-Idnu thI
tilichiv oi .lmw. tum. III ihu P'rriitklilr hirt‘l‘t
N'llti'lih‘lllrfll. will lu-IIur-urrul rm): III!" with"
isl-luy of .‘lm. "Mitt will: II Hm" I «lmil lm
imnryiu rm'oit‘u tho mum tIi'Hilll-um' II IiIutr
More. Ir: “unhinuinn nirmi. l’I-nniiy III iiw
rutoni rrlrmrmr will uyvnr hum .Iuy no.
man trill lm v-iuirunl IIrIull Itlrmu rmmiininu
unpaid on illiti ItitchunII lNi. Iliul
low iiavon II Hartford
. '7 .NAILNOAD.
M Loon mouth Nomllr no follow:
‘ I'or Now York.
.luinmdrnJM rat. I”. all. one.
kill. 1'. li’. luminous”.
onsnms'mownuwunom.
runners.
. Vintners. nil. "tram.
‘ .Noonrk for Inflow-lit.
pywnrrrrrwnrniu
“ mow. 12w.
lliillnll.
LI. intro. 1'”): cannon.
I..." loath Norwalk
for low Norton.
Hum Headroom. nor. M « .-.. . ..r . . W
’ ”filamuflydfliifl. H". Il'li. 5001’“ IORWALK ‘ - _
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tantrum" DIVIIION. 5""‘05 BANK.
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('iyllri'hirn' Town for Honih Noni/Ill: 'ihiiun
Hv' lIu-Il lil-irbi.
lmiwi Iii south Norwnik. April i
rim ji
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‘ mir- Io. Nam-IR. ll W-ohinnon Dir-0!.
‘1 'UJHL 1'14».than . Opmdnlly from in» it: n. m.. and from li'hnh-I. in mm 1:01..“
aulmrl. i to :I p. m . turd on Monthly evenings
I. P... m. fmmi’toil.
Loco. Dpnbury. interest iillowed on dopouito. Fllh.
3.. 1". Q". 11 M. RI. 4’. O". ALDEN NILMANSVI ’mII.
JOHN ll FFiiItll-l, ion l’mt.
.mrm II KNAi’f Somali“ rim Chum ”“3
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"a. m. mm Paper-Hanger. caleiminor, M A R K E 1-. _ _ ' _ .
Moldovan Painter. Wm" M Onii. “m
WILL PIPER RIP I II III . '
mom, mnr o D 5 Furniture lie-upholstered!
, ' Contain 'l'rlkvli "it. Clouded and lithium.
Wilma“. linlr Mohruamunnnlc over. Claim ru-
mood.
’ J. 9. “AIM“
83 north irate st, occur osmium
9 ' utt-
. Inn, was badly hurt.
Branch Shops
A HAIWBBT 01‘ DEATH Ah!) RUIN.
‘ Western Mun Wind Out by 'l‘owlllo1
Storms—lilo” People: Killed out! In-
hired and ill-ch Property Damaged—A
church l‘ull 0! People Blown Down.
:losconou. Kan, May 1 —Anotbor
cyclone has visited north can It! Kahuna.
it to inipouiblo to author the lull details
became the telegraph wire: ‘ on the hits-
aouri Pacific and Grand lslnnd railroad-
urc down. The cyclone eluted in the
northern part of Clay county, lawn or
night when south oi the little town of
Palmer, and pus-ed in n northcnltoriy di-
rection through Riley county and into
Mnrsbnl and Nunmhu counties. It ore-rod
rho Blue river at the junction at the hill-
souri Panliio and Union Paciilc railroads
and passed near the town of Axtell. The
little hamlet of 130an lllain Riley county
was entirely swept away. Several are rc-
portcd killed there and many injured.
At Spring Valley, acme six miles rcuth
)f' Borneo, the storm demolished a church
n which 160 pcople wore worshiping. .
linuy wurc injured. The pastor, My. Mu-
Surgicnl old was
mind for from Barnes and neighboring
owns. The storm formed about; 5 o'clock,
dinner. in the truck of the one that visited
his ccctlon three weeks ago. The cyclone
Mus followed by, n heavy hall and ruin
Itorm, and much 'dumngo wns douo to
rope.
'l‘ho vnlloy of the Blue river in Marshall
entity in one of thc richest in the atutc
Ind thickly populated It is expected that
uporta in the morning will tell oi the
lcutb of many persons and the destruction
If u grout deal of prepcrty.
Tho Storm or Irrnnkfort.
Fumm‘ou'r, Kan, May Jib—At 5
I'clcck last evening It terrific cyclone swept
lown upon this town from the southwest.-
liverythlng in the north and west code of
he town was completely flocked. Prob
Ibly three score of buildings were rnzcd to
be ground. Some of the best residences
If the town \Vcro blown to atoms, and re-
-orrs coming in from the country. whore
Icnvy damage has born done, will run-
crlnlly chll the loss. Many are reported
-nlnfully injured, but so far or known no
me has been killed. Many bond of horses,
attic and other stock have been killed.
I‘ho Methodist nnd (‘hristinu churches
rr-l'u demolished, and tho l‘rcsbytcrlnn .
hutch wns budly wrecked. Seams of poo.
Ila who are left bomIIlm nro being cured
or in public halls mud in the homes of
he more fortunnto citizens.
.___..._. ._.
Destructive storm In Kentucky.
linx'rox. Kn. May lit—A terrible cy-
louc posted over the northwest corner of
his county. doing damage to everything
In Its pnth. At Pilvu it turn down the
route at Anderson sinner! and killed the
ntiro-fnmlly, combating of-Jouoa. "god do;
ris‘wlfo. bond .35; his oldest child. It non
7 yanru old, and Ivan girls, one iii nud the
Ithor i‘J. Jones was It poor mun and bull
Iniy lived in that community ubout Ill
nuntbs. , Five coiling were, sent to Elvn,
.ud tho ontlro Jones family were buried-
n the sumo grave. (I'hc scene was visited
Iy hundreds from III! the country around.
the tornado churn out of Graves county
1:: ts‘ympsonin, whore two stores \rum du-
nolinhud nod two churches and one school-
Iouno torn down. besides ”burns. sin-
IicII, fences and everything else In its path.
.‘horo was considerable dumnac in other
nuts o! the county. ,1 The damage dorm at
iympsonlu was severe, but no lllves were
oat.
Cyclone Near the Nebraska Line.
= Tril'EKA. May ib.-—-.\ iuuncl sban-d cy-
vlono‘struck the north part of the town of
unbothu, In small plncc northonst of horn,
tour the Ncbrnskn line, Into inst ovunlng,
Icstroying tho iirnnd island rnilroud tic-
Iot nud olcvulor nnd about :30 residences.
l'wonty or 2.3 people were wounded. nov-
rnl of whom will the. Twenty familie-
vcru tenderer! homeless, losing everything
ht-y bud. |'l'ho I-ycionc pureed oil towurd
.i'ulla (3in rind oviduntly did grontdnurugo.
lwirrg to darkness and horny ruin, pnr
,imrlIIrII nrc hurt! to obtniu at this hour.
IlrtrliI-r in the evening ocyclono Will! soon
0 form ovcr tho town of Miltonrnlo, Kiln.
,nd struck tho ground I: few miles out of
own; but did not :10 much damage thcrc.
Il‘lvo Children Killed.
HIIMIIIA. Kan. May 18. ~ A-cyrlnnc
truck this pint-o and destroyed anothird
It tlnI residence portion of this city. The
~Iurthnuao, Ichuolbolmr and Catholic
burcb worn uprooted. Five hundred per
on: are homeless. 'l'wc ehiltlrcn of hi.
.Ilvcrlrm. thI children of John hloituunoll
Ind n sun of Peter Auctuuchcr were killed
:u the ruim. »
Illinois 'l‘uwm Struck.
i’rcut‘. Illa” hlny iH.--A cyclone struck
:lrin city, unrontcd tron», unroofnd bounc-
rrul Iild grad. dnuIngc throughout thoeity.
lnuuh richncidcr wrui killed nnd “l‘l‘llliin
ituluvoriiicr iIrIdly injured. Ilotli hnd rc-
'cntly nrrivrrl from Ilrntidock,'l’u. The
property tour: in Int-go.
Railroad (‘omoildntltin In l'rognu.
llAImuour. hiny iH.-.\'c¢rotintlunn are
in progrvni for tho comulidution of the
llnitiruuro and l.chigb rnilroud with the
York i-‘outhcrn rniiwuy nnd for tho opcrn-
tiuu of tho commiidntcd lino: by the Penn.
nyivrmlu nyltom. 'l‘lio carrying out of this
project will giro the Pennsylvania u now
Iluu into llnltlmoro, which could be ruled
ll roller route into thc city for the North-
cru Control rallwny.
loo NciIoom-r Lord.
Arthur“) Ur’rv, May lil~f)urlng n
iiuhtrmithcnnt wind tIIn scltumnr Alice
lh'ilo grounded on tho bur nonr tircut lflgg
Ilurlmrlnint. Aiioiiortn to Icknhcr oil
worn futile, and who will be u total loss.
Shc curried n cnrgo of ice from iwnnohco
rim- to menu City. Captain A. Y. rihml.
trio and the crow worn taken off by tho
Longport lilo IovIug crow.
lucontllnry I'iro at comhrldgr.
CAMmriM‘ll. Mn!!!” hiny iti.-—Annihcr
Incendiary fire broke out in the building
on Mill and leo streets. occupied by
Nrnndth Brno, micro, and by Rich
"which 8: Bacon no (I atcrchnulo for car-
ringer. 'l‘huiounhr 95,090.
Will Ant: Intervention of tho rowan.
Minis, May litw'l‘hc Gnuloiri rays that
tlcnnr Canines rial Cutlilo. tho Spam-n
premier, is about to rub thuintcrmitlo
oi the souvenir pnwm with regard:
the inhumane or the United Stolen":
Cuban affairs.
in” bouillon“ horned.
ii‘miimn (mull like luau-Tm
tr flagellum Inn timer by m o
‘ ' 1‘
old at: found- Woro Shot.“
Humor, Po, flay ill—six purlona
warn 'Ih‘ol and n number “or other. uncut. l’
ly injured during a riot at Macarioo,a
town four roller trom here. The injured
are 'Jorcph Word, that in knee: Thoma:
limb in an»: Jamar .llnldowucy,
Knit .
unmmbicwn on! But-kc Brennan. riot in
shoulder. Jame- Brennan. that in arm; ,
Mary Burke, that in back; Antonio Biz-
[0. none broken; Mn. Roan Viecbio, Icnlp
wound.
A some of bucbnil was in progress when
a gang of dhnkcn Italian] charged upon
the playerl and spectator! with revolvers,
club: and atoncr.
mm night before on Italian had been
nrmtud for armpit and battery A num-
ber of young men took him from the con.
stable and unmereifully brnt him. Tire
Italians, hearing of thin, threatened to
venge.'1‘hoy fulfilled their threat at the
hull game The first Inning had just been
finished when there was a pistol shot. It
was followed in n few minutes by It pro:
miscuous discharge of firearms. Tho crowd
attempted to run away. but the Italians
chased them. discharging their pistols uud
throwing stones. The foreigners wore ni-
mcttt mad with rage and blazed awny in
ocsauntly until the police arrived.
Several of tho ltnllnus were arrested,
and more val“ be taken into custody.
W,urti who Won catcher for the Mucndoo
club. in the moaflicrioualy injured. lie is
lying in a hospitifi in a critical condition.
FINE AND EXILE
“Immortal nud rm Associates, It In Enid,
Must 1‘in 8125.000 and Bo llnnlshod. ‘
.Jounssnsuuuo, May in—It is IIInrtr-d
hero that the four loaders of t o reform
committee—Colonel Francis llh .dcs, John
Hnys Hummond. Lionel Phillips and
George Furor-who were sentenced to
icntb rind their sentences oitcrwnrd corn-
outed. will be fined $125. 000 each and
will be sentenced totcn yrnrs' bnnlsbrnen
Tho Johannesburg Thric- bus caused n
grout sensation by publishing n incsirniic
Ii' Dr. .Inrncuon’u plans for, the seizure
.nd bombardment of Pretoria. which, it .
., ullcgod. Were found by tho floors upon
'hcllold nt Doorukop after Dr. Jameson
Indaurrendcred his forces to the Boers
here.
To Crush tho Mntnhelns.
Loxuox, Mny lit—A dispatch to '..‘he
l‘lmcs from Cups 'l‘own Iinys ihnt Cecil
.{hodus telegraphed there that If ho cflcotu
Ijunctlou with Cnptulu anlcr the rebel-
ion will be broken. He says tlint thorn
rc 0,000 moves between tho anugnni
lvor, Belnbesi nnd Thnbns luduun.
Deb- Namrd For President.
Curmuo, hlny lS.—,Etlgeno V. ilobs has
con unwed for the presidency of the Unit-
d Stntcs by the Chicago hibor congress.
'ho resolution provoked :1 discussion
.bich consumed three hours. butlt min
:nuliy adopted by oslight mnjority. It
was melted in the resolution that no the
orporutions, syndicates and, trusts are
coking to hnvc presidential enndidntes
oiuinotml who are in sympathy with tho
stating order of industrial things, lnbor.
rgunizod nud unorga'ni'zed. should be
dually soliciloun that u man be nominal».
II who in known to ho fricndlyto workers
nd‘ writlih producers. ' Tho congress or;
roared the ballot that l'lugrmov. Dob: hr
cat fitted to become the leader of the in:
lustrlnl elnslca.
Fire In a (‘lileago Suburb.
Criterion, hlny ill. ——Nc'nrly bolt the busi-
soss portlon of Blue Island, a suburban
Im‘n, \vns destroyed by fire. Altogether
1 buildings were consumed, entailing n
otnl loss of about SIRIOIIU.’ A Ihlftlng
rind was blowing almost in hurricane at
be time, nnd the fire spread rnpidly.
.‘hrco hundred pnuplo who were attending
I dnneo in Stronger hnll had It narrow eu-
npu fromulentb, The building caught.
irc while the dance wnnin progress, rind n
tnnrpcdo onrund. Many persons were
Irulrnul, though none wnl seriously in-
urcd. The lust. of tho escaping crowd
'ushcd thrnuhh u cloud of smoke and
word the sound of burning timbers bo-
Iind them.
Fatally llurt In I: Fight.
XEW BRITAIN. Court. hlny lit—John
‘Jutlnrninson. a Rtlsslunil’ole. bond in)
rears. is lying at his borne on llnrvnrd
atrcct in nu unconscious condition from n
ructurcd skull, and his death is murmur-
urlly expected no the rtsult of n free tight
whith occurred in front or John ilcgol'a
mloon. llo was not upon by 0 gang,
mocked down with n big stone and beaten
m-r the bond with a piece of hcnvy tim-
Icr. he doctors any there is no chance
or hlII recovery. Mlehnol .I’lsty. it! yours;
iorcph l’iaty. 2i yours; Michael Schuukr,
.‘tl ycnn. nhd Joseph l'itly. lil ycnru. are
under arrest chnrgcd with tho nasuult.
tonal. Fire» In New York iituto.
nmnsl. N. v.. May lii.-Tho forest In"
\i’illinrn 'l'nuuvr. three ruilca “Hill. of hero.
in on fire. run! the ihrmcs nro rnpidly work-
up their way through the dry loaves rid
undurbrnnh. upon which no ruin line in on
his spring. The high wind \ilrich but
been blowing nll duy iuurvxtouded the fire,
until now it in beyond I-.ontrol This in-
dications: are their tho mrtlru forum. will lit)
burned over. Thorn urn no form bulidlnga
in the vicinity. but the ion of tunnel,
timber and pnaturngo will be lrcnvy.
Japanese to Study Electricity Hero.
HAN Ft: unison, hiny III-Among tho
pnnrrnngcrrt on tho IItc.ImIIlIipGlIiIIII II a
nymcinicomnriuion from the mikmio or
Japan to atririy the Working. of olcotrioni
power rind the telephone system-in the
i} nitod States. The commission hi i' (Impor-
mi of H lilino Nntymnyn and Y. Wndichl.
They will be about two weeks In San
ii‘ra niece and Sacramento, and they may
vlsi eastern citlou. They may also visit
Europe. They expect to im nhIIcnt from
Japan six or scrcn months.
The (Julian l’li‘ctinnl.
MADRID. May lit—Tho cornmlttoo of
the chamber of dcpnticr appointed to vor-
lfy thc olccticnn hm: withdrawn its report
because the Lihcrnia threatened to icon
thc chamber tr the election: in Cuba w-ro
declared lllcgnl.
Inn "in null nurtured.
Priovtnmwk, May lit—Cornelius Sui!
liven, n atokcr, was probably family no
soul aboard the barge Buatlo, is lit ai-
iogatLy ninto Theodor-o Bottom. Ful-
iiran hm n (rector-ed ciruii llo belongs
in Fall River.
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ltroiro the handout Record.
mum. Pit. May lit-«Louis Roth and
chariot Brannon, on n tnndcm. rod. from
this city to Northeast, ic mil". in or
minutes in Ioeoiidl. limiting the but
province Ahruricun tandem record to:
that 4W".
J's
Wheeirnen’ s Outfits.
The moral designs la Scorch
wool our Stockings, washable and
non-shrinkable ~grotr more popular
with nilm on rigidity. Pn'cos run a .
from 81 ”to: ”any are excu
sire patterns. Seamless cotton 81-!
,cycla Stockings, 25 and 500.
Sweaters.
Fine lamb' 5* ml, any color, loin
orimpomd scotch yarns, Iran some
combinations of calorin a. reasonable
weights—82, $2.50, 3.50, 84. I
Bicycle Suits
And 60/! Stilts, in light and dark--
fancy or plain, plaids, checks, and
matures. Coats Unlined, comet:
lengths.
Breeches made bloomer sly/o,
reinforced seals, buckle knees or ex-
tension, 6‘5, 86. 87. 50 .870, 873. 50, 815-. 00 a suit. 89 penis
Coats and Breeches .92. 50, $3. 33. 50, :4 and as each.‘ !
Boston Patent Print, 00.’ s celebrated gmy mixtures--
coats, Pants, Cap and Belt 37. 98 conservative. Good I
wearing and correct style.
Open Monday. 57210} and Saturday Euemhga
Bridgeport, Conn.
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct F rerght Line
BETWEEN
New York, South No-rwalk and
Norwalk-
THE PNOPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
Will leave Pier 23, E. R. Beekmun street, New Yuck, at
5 p. to. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. In ; South Norwalk 6 p. In.
Freight Received from 7 a. In, to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its dieinity. ,
All persons are forbid trustiug'nny of the employees
of this boats of Iheline on account of the owners thereof.
What is It?
that prompts you tnhuy your SIIIX'H at
one ston- rather than another? isn‘t it
style, quztlity, iii, durability and [ll'it't‘ us
to theshoe and prompt nud courteous
:u tuniiou on tho purt Ufllli‘ priuu'iietoruiul
sztlI-suutn': If lilt‘stl urn tho l‘t‘ili llltillf'|‘-
lilt‘llih‘ wr- lool: for u liborni slmruof your
pdlrullugo,
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk. conn
30 different iii'i muted
TOILET SETS!
from $1.51) to sio.
r2 different kinds of
decoruicdoperI sum k
DINNER WARE!
From whirl: we can sell sets
$6 to 3.3:).
()nr “lilue Marie" is the best ilIIIig in lit-Iii lllue on the
market.
New lituey chitin.
Gasoline, fifteen cents per gallon.
NASH 8: VANSCOY,
.Oor. ii. Main and West Streets,
SOUTH NONWALK. - - -
oaunncrrcor
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RESTORE
LOST lliiOlI
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«intro rip-Ion. 7 11mm Vumu a. I III. I n I. m It Heir mi.’
for! liiaim- IIMI III oli tom .1... m p mm. sue
mm... ‘lltillla 4th Mtilt nuimr amino. mm... or Much!” «I if”:
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Norwalk Chronicler