‘Mhm
cantata-turns
‘ v. 1?. it. Boom
. collation 300151
. androng. Rev." G.
W. «on. cam
pay. to. motors!»
W W; 12m-
.. z "The Primary Ses-
'; was. illustrated by
, Bpringfiold.hflfl.l
“Not the work of the
School association.
,Icliairman linance
, " . “The Aims of
... l‘Rev. Raymond
I .3 4, QWs
. 1 1‘.
Work.’
Temperate» ierllrsiissiea oi
EKi ' .thewife murderer.
fl , Nurwalk. who was
Rebrnary 5 last by Judge
hanged in July next.
counsel. Attorney J. B. Tut-
petition with the State
We. asking that the sen-
, ~ . tolifeimpnsonment.
Hts forth the claim that
~ IV was suffering from an
acute alcoholic mania at the
mm commimd; that he
1 a subject of epileptic fits
m... and wasdrunkat the
hiawife.
been printed before in this
Willie signatures of ev-
. d the Board before any
taken and that Dr. Fran-
who testified against the
thetrial. iaa member of the
of 1806. however, provides that
amber of the Board is die.
to act. the chief justice may
divulge at the Superior Court to
his place.
imbuedtheBoardareChiefJns-
‘ y B. Andrews. tax-Lieutenant
- . Ern‘aIthdy. Dr. Francis Bo-
haw-rd Harland and Morris w.
that justice. n is confidently ex-
5 ,ylllappoint a judge of the Sn-
.. ‘ to act in this matter.
. l
JMNEI Alli) “GROWN.
‘sl'redsrich W. Brnggerhol and
. outlaw Yakima moved into
hometorthe‘summer.
reputed that George w. Clock
W'- from the poatmastership
Me! of J. B. lather. which. it
would give Mr. Mather the
~ , fl about seventy patron of the
‘ m. This is considered a an»
”’3. 3. Ward is still confident
, postman“. A plan
out of the present
"Mandate which man
L ' .‘ ”hm i. w
.hat Ir. Ballard
‘ ’ son-committal.antl
‘ i m 3“ been done
' hill may yet heve to
appointment unless an
More the «seem a
who has been ill of
summed Wed-
lotdlare‘iiens. n-
seventy-third yearothla
a
. , was tract use»
scene that
“use. at New York.
a mom with her
. summons sacour. m... norm.
inn-rs or nay unrest.
fully trimmed with frills of embroider-
ed edging. This comfortable night
gown is shaped by shoulder and under
arm seems. a box plait being finished
on right front, through which button-
holes are worked to correspond to small
pearl buttons placed on the hem that
finishes the 1m and used in closing. A
rolling collar edged with a frill of em-
broidery finishes the neck. Full bishop
sleeves are gathered top and bottom into
wristbands made wide enough to pass
the hands through. a frill of embroidery
to match on collar. falling from the
loweredgeof bands. insertion can be
used for the wristbands if adaiutier
finish is desired. Narrow frills of lace
lorembroideryoan he need. or a plain
finish given to this useful style of night
gown. Lawn. percale. nainsook. linen
or line muslin are made up in this style,
lace. embroidery or feather stitching
(mulching suitable decoration.
The quantity of material 36 inches
wide required to make this night grown
for a lady having a 38-inch bust mea-
sure is is 1-8 yards.
The pattern. which is No. 6720 and
retails for twenty-five cents. is out in
sizes for 32, 34. 36, 38. 40.. 42, 44. and
46 inch bust measure. ‘
EVEIIIO SE ITII El.
' couture
“01th one Ragga. our the of No.
run. on n. ' ’ and add
Maud mill‘ifr‘l'll’ to “3“
Starteraat‘s Bargain Iiousa
hm
Annalee .--_,-m_«.,.m..-m,ww
PATTIRIIO. film
This coupon and is
SIZE—IN
a. s r
mmmmmwu t ed“
Literary latte.
Harper's Weekly of May 15 will con.
tain an article on the bicentennial 0!
Trinity church. New York city. with a
drawing by Ali. Keller of theinllvrinr
of the church on the occasion of tho
special services in celebration of the
event. and with a portrait of the pastor.
Dr. Morgan Dix. The Centennial Er-
poeltion in Nashville. Team. will be
described and illustrated. and an nrticlu
willbedcvotcd tolhu big trees of (Tali
iornia with a plan fortbeir preservation
James Barnes. author of ”A
Loyal Traitor." which has been running
as a serial in Harper‘s lbmnd Table.
and is awn to be published in hick form
bythe Harper». was born at the Nani
Academy. at Annapolis. his father
being an oilicor in the navy. and was
graduated at Princeton about ten years
ago. For several years he has Men
censured in literary work in New York.
[mm early boyhmd Mr. Barnes is said to
have been devoted to the study of Amer-
ican history. particularly of American
naval warfare. and the hnowlmlgu thus
gathered has of late toned expression
not only in his book on the "Naval
Engagements of the War of 1819." but
in his action as well.
Harper's ltoand 'l‘ablect lay ll will
contain short stories by Hamilton Aide
snddohn Kendrick Beans; installments
oitheserlale. "The Painted Desert." by
Kirk lemma!“ Backwoods troy
Afloat." hydehu it. Spears; the stoma
article in the series on “Fishing for
Boys." by Dr. hwy It. Guinean a
pauses "illntsca fluctuation." by
acute».
Amleteseatlcgpsperos 0:»an
“item. of flawed. has been writ
taabyflte. Satirist Pursuit More.
eadwilitepahilsbsdlailarper's hater
otltsyllimm with striking para
manometer-tumor
Mathilde“ Kcialeai. Other eater.
talatastsameswtilts a familiar stilt
awrmataantwstarllesrly tails
lea." by Ills lot-es therein “tier
mummmsm a
WWW W “I m-
easurement-lawns as inelastic»
realise-observance 't'iltary etch:
aadapeeeliariy Micheline»
authenticates“, is the already
._ , w
, n .m-‘W
Fine. white cambric is here teste- .
m massacre-at rattan-get 2:;
, . .. w- « 1?th p " 5 »
* MEN, wears MD cancers!
GR TEST SLAUGHTER orsHoEs
Ever Known in the History of So. lloraalk.
The very bestgoods at one hall their regular value.
l
Last week i went to Boston and while there bought or the celebrated Parlt‘cr, Sampson, Adams 8: Co., a
some STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and offer the following at
PRICES THAT{ WILL ASTONISH THE NATIVESl
_ s.
MEN’S SHOE
“3 pair Ian's Calf Skin, Lace l’lp,werth $3.00.“
" sun Dog Toe, Worth taco, at
Every man in South Norwallt can alien] to wear patent leather this summer and save the expense of shoe polishing.
5' into tourn's snort. '
Ladies, Read This!
BARGAINS Ill BOY
I. H II 6. GI
i50
300
Lace Shoes. worth .
Lounshury, Iathertson" cafe Fine Shoes, a little imperle
fine goods. button and lace. at $1.00 a pair.
Ladies. them goods of Mutisbuq. Matthewson cc Uofs are diamonds.
ct, in rusaet and
black,
Astonish ‘l'ou.
SPECIAL NOTICE!
plicntcd anywhere at anything like the price. Come and got the bargain of your life
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to SCOllt‘lll & lonl's Dry Goods Store. and opposite the reliable firm ofA. Dicker-
mau it Son.
‘ commas
New‘York Millinery Parlors!
N. ltl'l'fififi I I l‘mllll.
we
llaadeene ladies' Ialt Circa
I say Saturday. lay le. Array taturday. lay it.
moat correct and leading styles of this season; fit We guarantee
with finest quality
of shirts item 980 and upwards; 35 per cent lower than c eewh
lit and prices on all
Coupons
be dram; on Saturday, May 15, at 10 p. in.
.W?
2.50
Isc Pairs Ladies’ Patent Leather Tip, iip-To-Date Shoes. all sizes and widths.worth $2.00. at 85c
2 00, at 85c
500 Pair Iisses' and Children’s Kid and Russet Shoes, lace and Sutton, at Prices So Low it Hill
This is the greatest sale I how ever oliured. and i know these goals cannot be (in.
a llaadsetae Ladies‘ lult Bless
We are agents for Horscovilz .e Miller’s skills, which one the
We shall at on sale next Saturday, May 8th, and will entitiuue with
a full on complete line in ladics’ suits and jackets lined throughout
toilets silk; also a fall and com leto line
are
armoats guaranteed; it not as represented
money will he refund . All our millinery goods sold accordingly.
given away with every 250 purchase. Coupons will
Suppl! Ablele‘nerme.
m entire, state q
ran nonparame- ram may, soul-r
Hellman by congress—write Sundry Civil
Bill resend—A Bill Introduced he Ill.
lac-so to dunes unwell.
Washington. flay “IN-'1‘. S. Bhurrette.
president of the board of United States
general appraisers at New York, who
has been summoned here to advise the
senate corn ties on finance in relation
to the” tar bill, was questioned re-
garding the amended bill as a. revenue
producer. He said:
”In my opinion the bill will produce
eufllclent revenue to meet the demands
of the government. The duty on tee.
will aggregate at least 810,000,000, while
the inert-use provided for by the tax on
beer will amount to from $12,000,000 to
”4,000,000 more.
“The increased duty on sugar will re-
sult in a material gain to the volume of
revenue over that produced by the act
or 1394. Indeed, this increase alone
would be almost sufficient. if- times
were prosperous. to produce the addi-
tional revenue necessary to support the
government. as the deficiency under
that not was due largely to the dc-
pressed condilions.
"I estimate the average increase of
the duty on sugar over that of the Wil-
son law at aimut 35 per cent. 1 do not
believe that the increased rate will run-
loriaily affect the volume of‘imporla-
lions.
"There will also be a large addition
from wool. I think the increase will
oxoei-rl the possible dot-reuse from the
manninvturoe or Wool due to the rules
being prohibitive on the lower grades
. . . . 3|.75 ui‘ “When mixed goods. The cotton
'23 " " “ ” PM" W"- “ 3-00 “ - - - - -- - L75 liv?5?.?.“}.“3'“‘.‘§‘.".‘.§3’.Zf§i"fi§.fr?m.3".
_ we 3‘,.' . .~ . " w u.
‘5 u u Plllll '0. Congress as 3.00 as . . . . . I.15 of tho- metal. flax and sundries sched-
u u - u u nit-s. i should say that the increased
85 u I as Slflb. '9. IIP, 3'00 ' ' ' ‘ " ' l.75 revenue on the articles included in
32° Pllll I00, [.00. " 3.00 “ . . ' . . I.75 tht—Sr‘! schedules would nut. excwd
‘ . . . . '.000.‘l‘)i)."
"The above goods are made of the tiniest Lilli Skin, and every pair warranted. “The 3mm. nmmdmems m the [arm
l00 pairs Ian's French cell, Patent leather. Goodyear Welt.Worth $4.00 at . . $2.50 M” “a” "“9"" "W" """“"”“““"." m
'30 u u u a as u u u diplmmttic ('irt-h-s than the original
Dingle-y measure.
The German representative has flut-
ly said at the stall» department that
too Pairs Man’s Goodyear Welt Russet Kid. Plain Globe Toe. Lace. . . . $2.50 his government will seriously vie-wt to
u u at as at or iii unjust n, measure and on» so oppos-
i00 y , Cap Toe lace. . . . . . 2.50 M .0 H... .mm “9......“ o.» m, .m—
loo “ ""58“ “co, Plllll '00, , , _ 2.00 ornmr-ma. He has him-ed at retailethm.
Senate Nttllifies Forest Reserve Drill-v.3
lust establishing 'furest
“'92;th stairs and territories.
Wilson. Turner. ltau-llns and
speaking: against it.
ware «late-ode.) the worse (if‘lht- presi-
Al'ailr‘lll)’ of .‘l‘lt'llt‘tf.
.\l r.
illll'Sllllll ul' lwbm'flllfm (u the president
Volt: Uf ll In 331.
mm dolvulml ivy it Vote of 233 in 25.
division.
in livring final. -
Th.- aumliy civil lwlll wan [he‘ll passe-d
it ull'l‘le‘fl an aggregate ul' 33.3.0901»).
liming thr- e-‘asiun Mr.
tie-ni'gin lllll‘lulllii'il a 1mm resolutim
lll‘l’l‘t‘illllllt.’ our ltlill announcing tll-
urhilrullrm. 'l'hv
llilllilifi.
linum- Again Nippon» Spa-alter.
luliiivlilng ilw pull-'3‘ bi lvln'm-kly mwt
inns llil-Iiikll the atolulxliull or a Tex-lulu
iii-ll ll'lmrlml by thu mmmitm- or
rules tumbling: that ill“ hnusn- shut
mu-l-t nn Mundane unvl Thursdays umi
luv'lhrr w it. n,
(in this v'vmlmlm th.- lirmuvmln om
l’umllinle art» wildly arroyo-ll liliillllrl
ih.- ltvpuhlliana. lvill it was mlnpim
by a win of lot in st! after a psi-limit
tlt'lllllv‘.
The opposition. iml by Mr. Halley u
'l‘n-vua, arm hum-.l on llll' ground the
Ilnlloy attempted in Mllllxlllllli' u l‘i'nn
May zit, which the speaker Ililml out n
nt'llvl‘.
The speakers were hoist-ll of Penn
llvmll-llrnnn, and llnilvy ul‘ 'i‘vxna. lilo
ltvpuhllvlnm iron! the nmmaaityuf hoop
lictuflllilllly of daily flii'lliilflnl belnu {Ufl'ifl
by ”in “mum-rate.
For Atinesauon of Hawaii.
a resolution for the unnvsallnnuf Haw
all. The resolution deviates that will
was of the i'nito-tl Sluice. annw o
whom rmlldv upon tht- islands. have an
wnaiw linumlai interests there; the
many of ilw oliluma were» formerly ('ll
0
line of nillniiy and continuity are in
ptaaulnhly lnmnd to this government
that
«innainuiloa. but that the pcrmtully u
of elicits to Mlurt‘ European vomml u
Asiatic domination. The resolution (In
clcrca that the territory may he re
l'nlied flint». in renew» it by procla
nation and .mcrcae in make laws to
Its revetment.
Minion al‘
totem sad as (thine-is t e
was is mar the ”an”
Washington. May '.'.———'i‘ht- senate has
aura-rd to on smondrrwni to the sundry
civil bill revolting the pron-lamath'in of
President Cleveland made on Full. 2'2
reservations
aggregating i7,w‘m.o:mo nerve in the for
The de—
llillt' brought out much criticism of Mr.
Cleveland’s nrdwr, Senators l’cltign-w,
White
Mr. (lrny of I'll-lu-
uivnt. pointing out that it was the re-
suit of an inquiry authorized by Pun-
grcss and conducted by the National
Allis-tun t'liilf‘iin‘rl‘lHI to have lll:
:imcrndnwm result-ted an as in Ivuvo the
but hr mus dz ivolmi nn :1 you and Hay
Mr. Harman made a
point of order against the atnmndnnmt.
but this luring submitted in the senate
The
unwndnwnl was then agreed to althuut
Anothvr unu-nduwnt agreed to pm-
vidi-s for a. continuance of the iuwatl-
gallon of lhv mnvlilmil of the fur tools
llzu-un ul
polo-y nf‘ llu- uuvm‘mwnt in fnwr of
t'vsuiiuiun nus re-
fri‘t‘i‘tl in the mmmittw on tun-lgn re-
lln- nmmanm-nl n: lwlllllililmfl by rs-
tlw programme unnlol m‘vvvn: (Iiillilil'
i'i'llllnll of tho linnki'npiry hill, and Mr.
lutinn for tuition llli llw Nelson bill on
cylvnnin. t'nnnun of lllitmis. llrnsv-Innr
of filth: and WulltI-i‘ ul' Musmlrhum-iln.
Millln of Tennessee. I‘larh nt‘ hlismaur
nlltl \Vhwlel' of Altilnmm, Ili'ltlm'l'flln.
’l'hu resolution adnpiml will relieve the
my; a neurons In luwu and out oil the
Mr. Kill“ (Demo of l'llilt lilirmlilt'dd
item of tho l'nitud States and by the
the viable and liberties of the
Hawaiian people are fluul‘nllldml by lit;
the republic is not assured by reason
celved into the union whenever the
government of Hawaii shell code it to
the United litters. the president of the
It is provided that the lam for the
Chinese shall apply to the
'35:;
.{llea's . ‘
We odor (his Mankind flillhrs no.
em comma“
on :‘ . y, 'ew re.
1143!: j 'dstlrfl‘tupnfll'olodmtl.
We the a , . have known F.
.1. Chill!!! fertile; , l fifteen years.
and believe him Mostly honorable in
allhuaiaess transactions-tad fiuamuuhy
able tocarryaont Lany amigationa made
by their firm. ‘
W.“& I'm. WW dwmfl'fl,
Toledo. 0. Waldilm. Kltluandllidarvin,
wholesale drop isle. Toledo. Ohio.
Hall's (la (inrcislalten internal-
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
memos sortm’ol the ayatem. Price.
incur bottle. Sold by all droughts.
Testimonials free.
According to the newspapers. an Ohio
husband became the happyfathcr of seven
children not long one. Of the seven all
lived but one. It is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy, the only rare cure for map.
whooping-cough, colds and coughs. and
so insumd his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. C. Stillson. :
Unconditional surrender lathe only
terms those famous little pills know as
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will make
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. G C. Stillson. South
Norwnlk. and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
The sea Remedy ior libeunaiista. ~
From the Falrharen (N. Yd Resistor.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-five years his ‘
wife has been a snflerer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago she was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor.
but he had read of Chamberlain’s Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store and secured
a bottle of it. His wife did not approve
of Mr. Rowland’s purchase at first. but
nevertheless applied the Balm thorough-
ly and in an hour's time was able to go
to sleep. She now applies it whenever
she feels an echo or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
that no medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good. The 25 and
50 cent sizes for sale by G. U. l.zitillson.
Personal—The gentleman who annoy-
ed the congregation last Sunday by con-
tinually coughing will find instant re~
lief by using One Minute Cough Cure :
speedy and harmless remedy for throat
and lung troubles. G. C. Stillson. South
Norwalk. and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
It should be made a matter of public
knowledge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing It is the household favo-
rite for burns. scaldr. cuts. bruiscss ll.
sures of all kinds. G. C. Stillstvn. South
Norwalh; and E P. Weed. Norwalk. ,
Billoue Colic.
Persons who an:- subject to attacks of
bilious coho will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may be had by taking
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. and if taken as soon as
the first indication of the disease ap-
pears. it will prevent the attack. For
sale by G. U. Still-ion. ‘
Not only acute lungtronbles. which
may prove fatal in a few days. but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and he [Karma-
nently cured by One Minute (month
(tare. (l. C. Stillmn. South Norwalk;
and E. 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
l
. Thirty years is u long time to light so
painful a trouble as piles. but Jacob
Mitchell. of Unionville, l’a.. struggled
that long before he tried IleWitt's Witch
llsml Salvo. which quickly and perma-
nently cured him. it is equally eifeotive
'l‘lu- ”Humming ..r m“ Imus” l'nl- in eczema and all tiltinnileclions. (3.0.
luttt'rl lip illvii li‘I"lll liillui'b‘viiit'iill Hf Stillwu.‘ 805th homalk, and E P-
Sliruko-z' liwd's paltry ut’ pump-mint: wewihmw‘lk-
- “ll is lite Deal at Eariii."
That is what Edwards do Parker. rut-r.
chants of Plains. (3a.. say of Climate-r-
luin's l’ain Balm. for rheumatism. lunla
back. deep seated and muscular pains.
Sold by G. C. Stilllmu.
Steals at the lleatl.
Ann .l. lineal. the leading drnguist of
bhroveport. Lu . says: "Dr. King's New
lilscui’t‘ryltl the In'y thing that can»;
my cough. hid it Is the best seller 1
have." .i. 1". Campbell. merchant of
snitch-d, Ari; . writes: "Dr. King's Jew
Discovery is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails. and is a sure cure for Con-
sumption. (hmghe and Guide. leauoot
my animal: for its merits." Dr. King's
New ihsoovery for Consumption. (loo ha
and (.‘oidaie not an experiment. it as
been tried fora quarter of a «rotary.
and alloy stands at the head. it. never
tlllltppflllllll Free trial bottle at it. ii.
i’iobned'a drug store.
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, livable were.
mourns Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season. but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid. exhausted
teslin prevails. when the liver is torpnl
and Web and iheceed of a tonic
"soon" We m... .
t in no as ton on
and perhaps fatal biliuu levers. tell
medicine will act more surelyin coat»
granting soft freeing the a stem {rout
. e W. "dl'
tine. (locum. Disalaeaa yield in
attic hitters. an and aim per
bottle at h. it. Plaiatad’s drag time.
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«antimalarial-tendons. and 3
tivalycarea piles. or no N fl.
flnwm‘ seats
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