7 , li‘hig‘of them all.
TOVEBI
, M ‘nlw‘nys rehdy,‘ only perfect and safe "Ouickmeal. ” Hundreds m use in our city.
A, Quick cutter, light‘ runner, can replace any part
' r
RRIAGESI ‘ ‘ 1
,In this line we lead again in style and price ; twenty styles to select from.
K (The new la’wn game.) Every grade 20 per cent lower than any competitor.
“not rolls for $3. so, ' fine jointless and cotton warps in exclusive designs; 30 styles,
, p , utpriccs. . , .
'GEflATO ORSI -
‘1' The “White Mountain Cleanable."
good qualities. '
It would take this whole Space ‘to‘ expaciate on its
The “Delhi. " Wire wound, cotton covered or heavy rubber, 10c foot; money back if
It bursts.
R COOLERSI
Watering pots, lawn swings, lawn seats, garden tools, etc.
Open evenings. Goods returnable for cash.
RT if _ VA NT
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
loath Rosier-tic. Oonnootlout]
“.ERM WRIGHT nAoIso'u AADFAAAKLIN srs
"" “’ "1 [WWI Branch Shops
AT
DARIEN
AND ,
BROAD RIVER
ll
THE TALK IS ALL OVER ABOUT
.1. M WRIGHT’S REPOSITORY,
WHICH IS WELL STOCKED WITH THE I‘INEST LINE OF
ages, Wagons Bicycles and Horse Goods
NTING ANIT LETTERING done at short notice. All purchasers of bicycles taught to ride
free. Open until 9 p. m. Repairing a- specialty. Having leased the Noruaik
1r Grounds, apply to me for terms, etc.
THER M. WRIGHT,
lngrains,
III
I' actorv and Salcsrooms,
Madison and Itranklin Sts.
Velvets,
Tapestry, Moquette,
-—-
Body Brussels, Axminster,
Ic—
A,|argc variety of China and Japanese Mailings, ()il Cloths and
Linoleums, Shades, Lace Curtains. Portiercs.
A. Dickerman 8. Son,
0
South Norwalk. Connecticut.
When buying tobacco, see that you get a brand that exactly suits your
taste and temperament. If you appreciate a tobacco of high quality—enjoy a
cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get
-
fie: perfection; a tobacco that neither bites the ion ue,or
tllepi pipe.i li his the young strickenw thorouh satisfies i e old
leer. Its all to con prepared by Aim—fin
everywhere, s as. for 511. Try It.
York's Bit Pour.
1.11.11: or 111mm warm
The I”: Bonnier lull Plan's nutc-
mots In "his. and. thaw-.1.-
slots flute no Inst Iwnllow Ills Words
Before the It. laIIII EDIvoutlou.
Borneo. 11., 20. —-An interview with
Warner Miller has mode public by
President (loom ll. ttksws of the New
York State IcKin league. In expla-
nation of it the stetcmentis mode that
Mr. Miller readily gave this interview to
31:. MatthewI' representative for publica-
tion. but asked that it he not printed yes‘
tetdey.» ss'it might influence certain dele-
gates. Mr. Miller engaged to meet Mr.
Matthews and release the interview, but
instead ho wont to Montreal. Then Mr.
Matthews decided to give out the inter-
view without I release. The interview
runs as follows: ‘
. “Will Morton got I solid delegation
from New York aside from tho McKinley
delegates elected as scold"
“No, indeed. I tell you that capital!
the delegation from this state will sup-
port McKinley in the St. Louis conven-
tion, " said Mr. Miller.
"You are satisfied that the attacks on
Major McKinley are without foundation?"
“l have no desire to stir up trouble or
create any dissension," said Mr. Miller.
"But I will 3le you the reason why!
made that statement on Friday. I had
been away. I came back from the Adiron-
dacks and heard for the first time of the
attacks made by Mr. Flatt ou McKinley.
I got them and read them. They are ud-
truthlul, 'infnmous a d cutragews They
are false and unfair. They are most un-
wise. Pintt either will have to retract
them before the convention or he will have
written himself out of the Republican
party into the ranks of the Democrats.
Plott cannot support the Republican
nominee unless he retracts them. They
are nbsolntely unfounded and unjust. l
have never heard of such an attack from
such 11 source."
"You resented it!”
“Yes. sir; emphatically I did," said
XIII. Miller.
”And that is the reason for your state
snout?"
“1“ Not Submit to I'lntt's Leadership.
“The reason hack of that, sir, is that I
did not and do not intend that Dir. Plott
shall pose.- as the absolute bend of u doin-
gntlon and say that ho can and willdclivct
it untrokon to any candidate he may so»
lect. He cannot do it. He cannot deliver
me. He cannot doliyl-r the delegation. I
wanted to bare thntnmdc clcnr.
“Any one who wlll road between the
lines of that statement of mine can sec
the meaning of my words. I thought it
Was time for me to rise up and let this
man know that he could not deliver what
he is promising. and that he has not 11
solid delegation back of him when hr
starts on infamous attack on an able and
splendid Republican."
‘ Then there is nos-.lid foundation heck
of hlr. Plait aside from be elected Mc-
Klnlcy delegates? "
”No, sir. there is not and there will
not [1.9. There may it: 1ro been. but that
time line passed. 'l‘hr re will be no solid
delegation behind Plait. He cannot deliv-
or it. Half the (Intimates from this stair
will support Mnjor McKinley at St. Louis,
The ollorts to prevent it will not avail. "
“When will the break Comer"
"Why. it's come now, to all intents nno
purposes. You had better not print thin
Tell it to Mr. Matthews. ftvill be glad
for him to know it; lln will up rectum
my reasons for not wanting to y this.
it would only form thotlght inton 11ml
lion where the doll-gates for Morton would
have to stay there for the sake of others.
It might lose some delegates.
"lint at the right time I will any it
tine-half of the delegation realizes that. it
cannot afford to ho at odds with tho in
coming administration. All that may b1
1111.111 cannot whip them back "
lrunn Incident Nor. Nov-d.
WAhlliV-‘I‘OK, hilly ’21).—Notwlthst11nd
lug reports from Caracas to the contrary.
it can he stated that tho tulebrniod I'rnnn
incident has not yet bocn closed and that
no iudtmnity has yet been paid by Voncz
twin to til-cut Britain Negotiations on
proceeding. however, through tho ilcrnmr
minister at the Venezuelan capital, but Is
for it has not been possible to “Hungr- tin
tvnus of tho indemnity. The difficulty
appears to Ho. not in the refusal of chol.
min to pay an indemnity. but in tin
avoidance of a rrcognitlon in the payment
of all language that by any possibility
might be construed into 1111 admission o.
llritlsb tillu to the l' runn country, when
the lucid: nt happened.
M rs. llrccklnrhluo’s Gown.
Pants, hlcy '.'0.-—'l‘ho livoncment tbm
dmcrlhos the autumn to be worn by Mrs.
lrocltlnridae, wifnof the Amcrlcnn‘cm
linmdor, ut the coronation of tho czar
“licrdrcss is of vulvct of a chnngcnblt
color. the dominating tinie helm: r0111
Ind silver. with designs after the rennin
min-u order. also in silver. tlvcr this 1111
will wear is mantle of pale green moirn.
cmhrohlered all around the train with oil
“11' Her coiffuro is mmpuseduf an: al
(rot of white feathers, surmountiuu n
inn shsped decoration, incrcstcd with
magnificent brillinuts. ”
A Ihlhnltln‘ Illuk Cashier.
Rmmus'rrl: May “:11. -— Indorlclt A.
t'ole. formerly receiving teller in the Mon
roe County 1111111111. bank. has lots the city.
Ilcioro going away he admitted that in
was a defaulter for a considerable amount.
The managers of the bank soy that ('ulo's
shortage was small, but it is generally lo
llovcd that ho oniimrsleti between “mom
and 12111100 This amount has bum mmh
good by him bondnmon. and no Mort will
In msdo to prosecute him. Coin had been
connected with the bank for "I long tlmr
and was prominent in social and religious
11ml".
can... ..m m.,...»
Clinton Arum Egyptian Troops.
I.o.'1uo.v, Nay, 211 ~A Cnlro dispatch t1.
The Standout says that a death from
rlmicrnls reported among the Egyptian
lumps st Tourcb. “A regular cholera
rnlnsms." says this dispatch. ”is brooding
ovor Cairo with the heavy air and tho hot
wind. The \lrulonco of the til-case is 11!.
smart unparalleled at such an early stage
of I visitation. the percentage of dentin
being 110."
For the New Verb Public ”bury.
Armour May 211 ~Grmrnor Horton
has lined the New York city hill roles
In. to the III 11f the tend not! ootuplcd
the recess tr Fort second turn
i’s’ersfrgiwflpuhllcimlbn 1“ omit-11111111911.
mug ”superficial: e1 111i
hm. Astor.
There’s
More than pleasure in having variety in cluthes~tbere' 5
economy. Two suits Wore alternately will last more
than twice as long as one suit wore every day. The
same money will buy two suits our kind, and give 111‘
thatllte one custom suitgives— iii, style and the best in
c'oth and trimming Think this over before going to
your tailor, and in the meantime look at our $10.00
blue sergcs, gray and in own mixed Scotch weavcs~lols of
style and good wearin lhrsm Can't tell them from a
‘ $25 made to measure suit. Our gray worsted and extra
fine sergesat$15 may interest you more. If you've a
littleiime on your hand compare these with what you
may have 1n mind.
too time put appeared to haves
oflt Odheir utternpt upon the life cubs Ihsruier
The advices published these
to the shoot that impotent” Moscow
have discovered a place in the city that
was used for the manufacture of bombs.
It was sitcom beneath the street
which the coronation procession will pass.
It is added that placards have Icon post-
ed about the streets calling upon the pee
pie to revolt against the our.
Several workmen who were employed
in the preparations making in the kremc
lin for the coronation have been arrested.
it being suspected that they are impllcst-
ed in the conspiracy against the cur.
BIRTHDAY HONORS.
Queen Victoria llestows Decorations Upon
Distinguished Subjects.
LONDON, May 20.—Among tho queen’s
birthday honors announced are the follow-
ing: The Marquis of Grnnhy, oldest son
of the Duke of Rutlend. and the Right
lion. Edward Henongo. formerly chenocl~
lor of the duchy of Lancaster. are elevated
to the peerage, and Chief Justice Mere-
dith of the court of common pleas of On-
tnrio lsknightcd.
Among the Canadians upon whom the
queen will confer birthday honors are Slr
Ilonnld Alexander Smith, resident govern-
or and chief commissioner at Montreal oi
the Hudson Bay company. who is mode
11 knight of the Grand Cross of the Order
of fit. Michael and St. George, and the
lion. Joseph A. Chupleau, lieutenant gov-
ernor or the province of Quebec. who is
made a knight commander f the Order
of St. Michael and St. Geor
Some new summer goods that may interest you:
Linen crash suits,
White duck trousers, .
Negligee shirts.
Washable silk and Madras tics,
Bicycle rind golf suits and
Separate coats and brooches,
Golf and bicycle caps and stockings,
Balbriggan underwear,
Straw hats,
We've soft outing shirts in Cheviot and madms, 4S and 97c.
~ Elan? &(o.
327 Main street. Corner Bank, Bridgeport.
‘ Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
' Wales to' Visit Astor.
Lornox, May sit—Tho Prince of Wales
is going: to pay a visit to William Waldorf
Astor at (.llivedou. It will probably take
place early in June. Mr. Astor businvited
a large house party to meet the prince. It
is said that in pursuance of his plans to
make a brilliant season Mr. Astor some
time ago gave on order for 820,001) worth
of new furniture for his house at Carlton
Terrace. At the present moment the out
look is that Americans will make us bril-
liant a season in London on they are now
making in Paris, though Mr. Astor and
the Duchess of Marlborough will probably
lie the chief glories thin side asthe Countr
use of Castollnue is on the other side of the
channel.
”Li—E—
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
BETWEEN
The Kansas Cyclone.
FALLS CITY. Nob. May :10.-—-All efforts
to ascertain the extent of thecyclouo damv
age in the (line reservation have been on ‘
Malling. The report of ~10 killed and
many injured cannot be verified. The re-
port is said to have been brought from the
interior of the reservation by a courier.
News travels slowly on the rcscnstion on-
drr favorable circumstances. and with all . .
forms of communication rendered diillcult . “
by reason of high. water, had roads and
um kod wires this exCopttonolly dlillculi
to verify the pro-cut rumor. Citizens at
this manly hold a mass meeting hero and
smvointed 11 committee to procure funds
for the cyclone victims of this immedietr
locality.
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
71-1:- PRoRELLERs,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
Will leave Pier 23,. E. R.,Beei1man 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. Upon Appli.
-' cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vplcan
. will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
A 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.
‘1
What is It?
that prompts you to buy your shows at
one store miller than another? Isn‘t it
11131.», quality, lit durability and price, as
totho shoe and prompt and courteous
ultcntion 1111 the part of the proprietor and
salt-51111111? If these urn the real induce-
mcnto W1- 1111 1k for a liberal share of your
patronage.
H. 5. BROWN,
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwulk. Conn
Tried tn'Hrlbe \l’ltnesscl.
Cm l\'\'All. May ‘20. «Mrs. Otto limit
of Newport. who has been quite nttontivs
to Jackson and \l'5allint by sending their:
d1lltacics. was o‘crhcard by oiliccrs wht
ware hidden in Wallincford'n saloon tr
nib-r Wallingford :30 it he Wonk] clmngt
his testimony in the Walling case so as to
make it appear that it was some other
than Friday night when l’curi Brynn Will
at his saloon with Welling and Jackson.
Sborill Plummer recognized the womnr.
nnd took her to Newport. She had pro
viohsiy gone to Allen Jackson and mudl
him 11 similar odor, and be had arranged
to mutt her at Wulllngford‘e and then no
tilled the police.
Death of Captain Barbour.
Ilos'l‘ux. May :30.-—Ceptuin Ilcutloy llnr
hour of llecr island. Maine. died at rm
1 ‘ity hospital nfter having been brought
here front \' lnoynrd "111 on whore ho um
loaded from his vmnl tho hlury bland
ish, snlling from Sullivan. hie. for Non
York, on which he was taken ill. Capinlr
inrbourwns one of the picked crew of tin
llcfouder, but just before the intornation
111 ram he was stricken with nppondicl
till and submitted to on operation. lli1
death was indirectly due to this (mt-ration.
lie was :1 years at age and leaves 11 win
and one thlhl.
Murdered I Dying Man.
.lAcusox. Ky. tiny flit—News of 11 ten
rihlo murder mince front Knoll. county.
Duily Watkins wns lying very low with
typhoid (over at his home in that count:
just across the lironthitt lino. and ho ho
inn :1 widower, his daughter had sent for
hint llrn1lloy.n neighborfilirltm in Brno
thin, to aid her in the core of hot father
l'ross ltrndlcy. the husband. cnnm IlOllll
drunk and ilndlnn his wife absent went
to ll‘ntkins' homo and shot the sick mot
dead in tho presence of’ his daughter and
lirmiloy's wile.lira1lley modulus escape.
NEW GOODS!
30 different 111:1 oratcd
TOILET SETS!
from $1.511 t11$lo.
Archduke Charles Innis "out.
Vii-ANA, May tilt—Archduke Chariot
ionic 11! Austria, brother of I'tnporoi
ll‘rnnels Joseph. is dead. Dispatches from
liudnpoetsaythnt the announcement oi
his death had created It feeling of sorrow
thrmmhnut Hungary, where the nrehdnkc
was very popular. and cuts 11 shndu oi
‘tlmlilllfl over the celebration at llungnry's
millennium. The prhielpel celebration.
which was totnko place on June 11. I111:
been pmtponcd, and s period of mourning
has been oflielally ordered. Archduke
Chhrlcs Louis was born July 110 114311.
12 different kinds of
decorated open stuck
DINNER WARE!
From which we can sell sets
86 1:15:41).
0111' “Blue Marie" is the best lililig in Ilclft Illuc 1111 the
market.
New fancy china.
Gasoline, fifteen cents per gallon.
NASH 81 VANSCOY,
Cor. ll. Halo and West Streets,
Will 11.... In 111mm.
Dita-lion, May alt—Soorotnry Forum
of the Windsor Racing association and
Captain J. W. Price closed a lease of the
llcllnlr Jockey club's track at Montreal
and will give a lit dcyc’ running meeting
there. commencing July 1. Nearly all at
the horses now at Windsor will run at the
Montreal meeting. The Windsor truck
will close out Friday for one week. the
horses going to take part In the races at
Toronto, whlc begin Saturday. SOUTH NORWALK. . . . DONNEGTICUT
Ilount Vernon ltleete a Mayor. . 4
am Your. 1111: 211.411.11.111 w. 111.11. M , ‘7
was ad mayor of Mount Vernon by
not: maturity over Archer. Adorn Fl. ‘ “33103:?“
School. Democrat. for city judge. was
elected by int. and the nuisance! the
Democratic ticket was elected with not
jorltles renal" from 1110 to 500, with the
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