, totheclanse approving
w ofthe rosdiniispms-
,. ashefcarsitmaybea
the company from its
Ziomakegood damage done
. ‘ in; urine shaman
thanks oompanyia putting
withthe selectmentego
, untilthil amendment is
Ellie town was lenient with the
y hilelaylng the trmks,asit
for the company to hurry
inorder to save its char»
" expired in July. He
railroad has taken advantage
I leniency, and performed
were not authorized,
’ its tracks beyond the lim-
hathoriaed layout, into the
N that the amendment
date any existing contract
roses in good shape—Stam—
column. or the late Sen-
‘anieoa oi thelate P. T. Bar-
.an aunt of Clinton and Her-
._ "mmghuyiodlspmd. Dr.
the family physician. it is
. that she needed exercise.
, riled her to ride a wheel. Airs.
mooted became of her age. but
thy-she was assured that old
Wilde a wheel safely and to
" tags. Sosho took slew les-
.. ‘y shsrodo abslf mile, then
mined. "ran wheel
”no!" After the ride she sank
ddied.
seamen.
in the Third Methodist Epis~
b, tomorrow. will be held at
II. and 7:80 p. m. The Rev. B.
thepastor. will preach. Ilia
. ’ will be"'l‘he Widow's
. "Denoting Thomas."
I. Drowder. lormerly pester
1-» *Eplsaopalobnreh hero.
a' reception at his new
mos heals Thursday.
, land'ssestdenos is strlk‘
in its new spring coat
. whohas been very low
blames. .
and. It. Buolleld's lesi-
ll stories stuns.
“TO—Girls' Cosluuo.
stars or m mirrors.
The pretty costume shown in illnstra»
tion will prove most serviceable for
summer wear. It is developedin be»
tiste, daintily trimmed with embroidery
and bands of insertion. The foundation
consists of a fitted lining. The material
of the dress is applied back and front to
yoke depth. The full portions of the
Waist are gathered at the top and sewed
to the lower edge of the yoke and again
gathered at the waist line. where it falls
over the narrow belt of ilsertion in
alight blouse client.
A narrow bond collar finishes the
neck. The yoke is defined by a ruille of
embroidery. similar rufiles forming
epaulettes that extend over the sleeves.
One-seamed pods are mounted over two-
seamed linings. which are overlaid with
material. The closing is oilected in-
visibly at the centre-back. The shirt
has a narrow front gore. two side sores
and a straight back breadth that admits
of its being laundered with ease. ,
Dirnity, gingham, cambrie, silk welt
zepbyr. muslin. organdy. grass-linen.
ohambray.chiua, talfeta and glace are
all desirable materials for developing
and may be trimmed according to taste.
To make this dress for a girl of ten
years will require three and three-
foarths yards of forty-four-ineh mater-
ial. The pattern. No. 6470, is cut in
sizes for girls of eight, ten and twelve
years.
EVEIIII 8! IT II El.
COUPON
Jul:fltllnato onePsg‘e‘e‘rn. our else oi llo.
ll in m 'ualne and addr as
can “loll ush'o‘i‘toso u to ‘
Startevsnt's Isrgsls lloose
Rana
Annexes -.m-.m.....--.....:-..w.
PAW“ mo ammo:
Thiscoupoa new
mammtihofi. “5‘
DAME" MID NOBOTDN,
Open cars were run on. the Tramway
company's lino yesterday.
Towermaa Dmlan has moved into '1‘
W. Austin's cottage near the freight
depot.
The Chaucer clnb held its last meal-
lag for the sauna. Thursday night, at
A. 8. Blhblns’.
Papers circulating in lhlrlen still coa-
tlnuo to aim their darts at Grand Juror
Silliiuan for his failure to act in regard
to the dissent Point scrimmage.
Among the features oi the concert to
be given la the Presbyterian church.
Thursday evening. lay no. for the been
ill of the church. will he readings by
Kiss Mood Taylor. at the Auurlosu
School of lilosotlou. ln ilrootlyu.
’ lasts Is s class sl resets
motels used the use at
w , . .r. .... .....
sense.
in all
maneuver/assassin. 0 Ian
omen hiassent hsasdt. lie. ”.3
the. ass . ‘l'ry it. Ash for
(train-0.
roman list at lsnsrsissistslssas»
murmurs-um Israel itslol‘
Ever Known in the history of So. flo
r'walk.
The very best goods atone half their regular value.
Last week i went to Boston and while there bought oi the celebrated Parker, Sampson, Adams & (50., a
were STOCK FOR FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR, and now have
it in my store and oder the following at
PRICES THAT WILL Asrolusn THE NATIVES!
MEN'S SHOES.
BIS pair Ian's Gall Sills, Lace Tlp.worth $3.00.»
. . . . . $l.75
.23 u n " " Plain loss, " 3.00 “ - . . - - - L75
45 " " Plain Toe Congress " 3.00 “ - - - - - '-75
as " " Globe 'foe Yip, “ 3.00 “ . - - . - . L75
3:0 u at Pl.“‘ 1'." [Jag . "l 300 sf . p . ' . . L75
. "The above goods are made of the finest Calf Skin, and every pair warranted. .
IOU pairs Ian’s French cell, Patent leather, Goodyear Ieltfllorth “.00 st . . . $2.50
.30 u as re ss u u u “ Bull 00‘ TOO, Worth $‘.°°, It 2-50
Every man in South Norwalh can afford to wear patent leather this summer and saw the expense of shoe polishing.
loo Ps’irs Men's Goodyear Welt Russet Kid, Plain Globe Toe, Lace,
. . . $2.50
.00 _u u n u u “ csp lee Lace, . . . . . 2.50
we " Russet lace, Plain Toe, . . . 2,00
ssnesms ill now see room's snort...
Ladies,- Read This!
“50 Pairs Lsdlss' Patent leather lip, llp-To-Dsto Shoes, all sizes and widths,worth $2.00, at 85c
lso “ “ “ “ “ loco Shoes, worth . ' . . 200, st’ISc
300 lonnsbury, lsthswson I 0o.'s Fine Shoes, a little imperfect, in russst and black,
line goods, button and lace, at two a pair. .
Ladies, these goods of Lonnsbnry, Matthewson 6t Co.’s ore diamonds.
500 Pair Ilsse's' and Children's llld and Russet Shoes, lace and Button, st Prices So low It Will
Astonish You. ’
This is the gmstcst title I have ever oii'ered, and i know these goods cannot be do.
SPEGIA '- H 011 0 E ’ plieatcd anywhere at anything like the price. Come and get the bargain of your life-
THEODORE H. OLSEN,
Next to Scofield it lloyl's Dry Goods Store, and opposite the reliable firm ofA Dicker.
monk Son.
“*“"“oo Looznoésfi
New York Millinery Parlors!
a. una. r-L‘l x FMml;,
., '0“ 0'.
o...
I llsndsolae lsdlss‘ Salt Olsen
leap some", lay ll.
Allsadsslns lsdles’ Suit Ilvss
Away lstsrdsy. lay ll.
We are agents for Homovitz & Miller’s skirts, which are the
most correct and lending styles of this season; lit we guarantee.
We shall ill; on sale next Saturday, May 8th, and will continue with
a full on complete line in ladies’suits and jackets lined throughout
with finest quality taffeta silk; also a full and com iota line
of skirts from 980 and upwards; 35 per cent lower than c sewhero'
tit and prices on all ‘ meats guaranteed; it not as represented
money w ll be refunde . All our mlllloery goods sold accordingly.
Coupons given away with every 250 purchase. Coupons all
be drawnonflfintutday, May 15,, at 10 p. in.
Y ‘ ‘
' pnoatlns anemone: ,
little ary movemeuh . '
’ ' Polowlnr lho’arreet QI‘Bifllop Aw
; tow days are. in {ville
tools part. m on
drade came that o! Father‘mvadenelra
0! lluarondo. who is charged with con»
wiring to assassinate captain Salim!
cninander in chief of the government
battalion in Guaranda.
‘An alleged conspl “ , to assassinate
Jose Luis Alfarojhrot er of President
Allure of Ecuador and goyernor ol’ the
province ofLos Rios. has been discov-
sred.
Five of the principal plantation own—
ers and merchants of the provlhco are
now under arrest, charged with com—
plicity in the plot to murder Governor
Micro. Among the men in Ant-odor R.
Escandon.
Information has reached Guayaquil
that Colonel Morales Alfaro’a troops
mot and defeated e. large. band of rebels
near Cruz Agnatea. in the. province of
Chlmborazo. After a short resistance
the insurgents fled before the well dlu~
vlplinod government forces.
It is asserted persistently.,on. what
seems to be good authority. that the
rebel leaders have sent a communica—
tion to the government offering to sur-
render if protection of life and property
is extended.
There have been no outbreaks outside
of the provinces of Canar- and Chlmho-
razo. though steps have boa-n taken in
other provinces by government sup—
porters to form volunteer corps to de—
fend themselves in case of an uprising.
BASEBALL.
The Rational 14-:qu Games.
At Brooklyn—
Brooklyn l 0 0 0 112~e 0—- 5
New York...... 3 0 l O l 0 2 ll 0~7
Brooklyn—Hits. ; errors, 5. New
Yorkwllits. 8: errors. 5.
A: Philadelphia-— »
Philadelphia .. 0 0 o 5 l l 3 l 0-ll‘
Baltimore ..... 0 5 3 0 5 0 0 e '—-l:’
Philadelphia-Willis, l3; errors: 1. Hal—
tlrnore~«Hits, iii: errors. 3.
At Boston“ .
Boston o z 0 0 0 2 0 0 '—4
\Vashlnglun .. 0 0 ll 0 0 l) 0 o 0.. O
Bostonw—illts. 6: errors. 3. Washing.
tori—Hits. 5: errors, 1.
In Pittsburgh
Pittabixrs: ..... l 010 0 o 2 ‘l '—7
Cincinnati? 0 0 010 :10~—6
Pillsbury—Hits, l3: lrlOl‘t‘, ’l Cin—
cignnti—Hlls. 1?: errors.
4t Cleveland»
Cleveland ..... 3 o l 0 ll 0 l l 5
Clill‘agu ....... l 0 0 ‘1 0 0 D (l ’Z~— 5
'Cle\'eland~»lllis. ii: errors, 3. l‘him-
gD-‘Hlls. ll; errors. 3. '
Al Louisville.—
Louisville ..... o 2 n o 5 o o .2 1—11
BLLOHiB ....... 301010002~T
Louisville-Jilin. H: errors. 4. St.
Inuis—llite. 8; errors, 2.
Souvenir of New York Charter.
New York. May S.—-flnvornor Black's
private sovrelary has sent to H. C. I)!»
vol the blotter with which lhe governor
dried his signature in the Greater New
York charter. it is now In the posses-'-
slnn of George W. Chauncey. an ardent
Brooklyn supporter of I‘llflSfllldflllOll.
The word “approved" can he faintly
soon on the Mutter. hm “Frank R.
lilac-k. governor." stands out lmlnlly
:‘llil van in? plainly read by holding the
lllnner lo a looking glass. Tin-.nulhm-
tinny of this memento ls r'erlli‘wd to in
“mini: by the governor‘s private soc-
rotary.
Building Assoc-lulled Assigns.
Knusville. May 3. A ill-w] or assign-
ment or all of the asst-ls of the South—
ern llmlnllmt and Loan; llssuvlallnn has
been filed in the tummy regirm 1's nifim
hero, The mnvemm-e la mode in (h.-
rmr-hm‘rl of the association. D. A. ('ill‘v
mirror and John W. i‘onnur. The purv
pinn- is simply in iv-Hnnlly plum lhe
.ww‘la M the nsamiminn in llw rorolxw
er'a hands mt uulerml hr the l’hillll'l’l‘y
lit-owe am! to mold the taking of my
mmpggm‘y prqnf (In ”instill!!! in Ilih‘t‘
Moles. .talllc from thla it line: no oil:
nillozmve.
. Ea-tlfllr'lals Arr-most.
I‘hlmgn. May S. Tlln‘ grand jury re.
tiimml sou-n Ilnllvinwms aa'nizwl My
[)wlglu W. Andrews. esminlv mum in-
epurinr. null lienjnmln l“. .lenklna, M
mature of the slut" gram limp" Lures
ufllre, llnlh ltf‘l‘ m-uaml of vmlwzzzEllr-x
state in! «Is. .‘lmlwue ls lll'-'lil<“ll «If mp
hurling a total of MUM).
Ill- Ln‘mlsrr Fire.
“‘llllnlnspnri. l'al.. May K. The large
mum” and yards of lln- Lynn Linmw
rumpnnv i” 'l'li'vll uiunlll ill". Thu
mill “nil destroyed. Th» [He‘ll nlll lows
“Elm".
TELEGRAPHIC BfllilEVlTlES.
Yuna Yu. fnrnwr ("blouse inlnlvrlnr oi
Washington. plums-ll a lien near llnn
null ill'nnl'a tomb as l. lulu-ll of respect
from Ll flung l‘llnug. '
A reception was mud-wed to Mr. Hey—
nrd. the rollrlnu ornlmasnllur. by tho-
Amorloan sm-lvly in London. Embas—
andor May was union: the speakers.
hire. .loslsh M. Fluke save Barnard
miles" "00.000 for a dermlll‘lry, the last
of the intro buildings nestled by the in»
sillutlen. Women had previously given
the other two.
novel-nor marl: signed the beams an.
lllrnsl bills. the till! reducing the prlee
of gas to ems per mm foot null making
further annual Martians of s more
umll a rate of It is reached and the
bill providing for three additional oily
magistrates for New York oily.
A jury in His nupreme ermrt lit
Brmlriyn returned a eel-dirt tor me
against John is. l-‘learles. the secretary
of the linear trust. and in favor of hire.
minim-ll Tierney for holsters ol' wales
due on a contract by which the plain-
illt entered [the delendani's unclear as
housekeeper.
Henri mittens Phlllplfll Louis do are
leans. one whom. the fourth see or
the late ulna. tools ”lilacs or Prunes
and his omits. starts smells. dies in
‘ ‘ at its learners
,’,l. -., «m V '
1 m directly , o the blood, and
rhhooossmfseseet an: system. Price,
“cowhide. hold by all druggists.
Testimonials tree. . ‘
Aooordin to the movements. on Ohio
husband begsmethelllmfatherofseren
children not ago. 0! the seven all
lived but one. is to be hoped he laid
in a supply of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, the only sure core for oronp,
whooping-cough, colds and coughs. and
so insured his children against these
diseases. For sale by G. O.- Btillson. :
Unconditional surrender is the only
terms those famous little pills know as
DeWitt's Little Early Eirers will make
with constipation, sick headache and
stomach troubles. G C. Stillson, South
Nor-walk, and E. P. Weed. Nor-walk.
The Best Remedy lsr llhenullsss.’
From the Fairhavcn (N. Y.) Resistor.
Mr. James Rowland. of this village.
states that for twenty-live years his
wife has been a sufferer from rheuma-
tism. A few nights ago‘ahe was in
such pain that she was nearly crazy.
She sent Mr.Rowlaud for the doom 1'.
but he had read of Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and instead of going for the phy-
sician he went to the store 4 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 anache or a pain and finds
that it always gives relief. He says
lhutno medicine which she had used
ever did her as much good The 25 and
50 cent sizes for sale by G. C. Stillson.
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 tor throat
and lung troubles. G. C. Stillson, South
Norwalk, and E. P. Weed, Norwalk.
It should be made a matter of. public
knowledge that DeWiit's Witch Hazel
salve will speedily cure piles of the long-
est standing. It is the household fave-
rite for burns. scalér, cuts, bruises i -. '.
sores of all kinds. G. G. Stillsrm. South
Nerwalk; and E P. Weed, Norwalk.
liliens Colic.
Persons who are subject to attacks of
bilious who will be pleased to know the
prompt relief may be bad 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. Stillson.
Not only acute lung troubles, which
may prove fatal in a few days. but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perma-
nently cured by One Minute (bug!)
Cure. G. 0. Simeon, Booth Roswell:
and E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
Thirty years is a long time to light so
painful a trouble as piles, but Jacob
him-hell. of Unionville. Ps.. strangled
that long before he tried DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvo. which quickly and ruin-
neatly cured him. It is equally 9 active
in eczema and all skin uflectiona. (l. (J.
Stillson. Booth Norwalk. and E. l’.
Weed, Norwalk.
“ll ls lie lost as Esrlh."
That is what Edwards d: Parker. mer-
chants of Plains. 6a.. say of Chamber-
lain's Pain llulm. for rheumatism, lnum
back. deep seated and muscular pains.
Sold by U. C. fillllmll.
tlsnds at its llsse.
Ann. .1. Bout-l, the lending «linguist of
rthrrvopon, Lu , says: "Dr. King's New
[Memory is the Inlylhluu that cares
my olmghmnd ii is the best seller I
have." .l. l", (luuipboll. merchant of
helium, Aria . writes: "Dr, King‘s New
[Mammary is all that is claimed for it; it
never fails. nnd isnsore cure for (Jon-
sumption. (kinghs undilulds. It'sslmut
any annual: for its merits." Dr. King's
New Dimmer-y for Uonsuuipllon. (Manila
and Colds is not an experiment. it has
been tried fora quarter of a century.
and today stands at the head. It never
disappoints Free iriul bottle atlt ll.
l’lnlsiod's drug store.
was,
llssltls Illlsvs.
' Eleoytrio Emails ahmedlolns suited
one reason. per a more nor-
alJ‘nssdod when the langsmld, «ligated
wsuawhsuiseli l l
and would: and the w “W!
and slkreslvs ls tslt.
2:): medicine than: (gran artist! llgg
WW oss overs. o
msdlolasvlllsot more surely to cram-
museum scoliosis: the. stem from
of a tonic
prompt use of
O s bulb
moe. ashes. Diodes-s yield in
tile Blane. Illa and 00
bottle st It, 3. W‘s (tweeters. I"
W ' lav {mm
l and "at
m ‘ .
an: sum-4‘83: ” .
is
so .M"?
Isles : new I P W s-
amount? 6:3.
.,, _ y ‘ Yr L “a .
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Norwalk Chronicler