“.mw tonnes-rut»
m, nannnluuwrnnm‘nt-
nth-nort-
,
Marmhyld—l'hsiiewsinan abs 0
mill! Ifternwordsandin a social
'7‘! the {dlowing interview tookplaosro-
ill-mine eat-Hedgi-
“‘Whtdo you think of Chauncey I.
t, Inlilainel‘ ,
, “'Itkinkhohagood man; rerygoodin-
“‘Doyouthinkhomnsocnre the Repub-
Iieannommatimtor‘sfi!
“‘quthink varyiikelyhowiil silenced
hddn‘so.‘
“‘Wfllllr. Who sonourinatedby
ABM“?
“'Yu,lthinksn. Benenwtohavogim
mommies thsDernoerats’
"‘Do you think Hr. Depew wouhl run
Hr. Cleveland?
“‘Well,lantnotpreparedtony. Mr. De-
pew,lt he accepts the Republicannomlns-
“Withstand togivsnp hkpositiou
fluid-statute!" York (hrtrai road,
whlehisaveryluerativoorse,lorunethat h
not; Minitisinonoway. But whatevu‘
tbspodtfimhwwmyouaretoldyouareex-
peetedtospmdsornuchotitanyway.’ .
“‘Doyun intwdtoenterthothldagainfl
“‘loda-mfllynot. lamover heroine
rudandwmtwgandamtbroughwith polio
ticstorawhiie."
“‘Whatehanoedoyou thinktherohtor
mmintimiorfihumfiiilandothsrsf
are secondary. Of course those
huttboughtotmaybe chosen,bnt I think
theraeawillbebetwesu Depew and Clove-
“‘Doyou think Depew would till sueha
«unacceptably
“WaChmeleepewkabhaetive
andhsallilliantqnalities hutoutsideot all
tirahsistrnspiauneh andgeod hearted,
“denunciations!
“‘Wouldyoumpporthimlihewerenomb
noted?
“‘Y-t certainly; be was awry good
irhodotmhoandlshonldteellwes doing
fimhsivhshimmrmriort'
“‘Butwnuldyoubeabletotakopartiuan
aetivooanvasi Burunowspaporshuvotnads
youontverysiel'
“‘Oh, ya, I know- hut 1 would much
ratherhesickoupaperthaninreality.’
“"lbenyeuhsrenotbosnrsryillf
"‘Notitsll. Dollookmdeki'inquirsd
lr.Biaino.witba
.Dopew'sehances
“'i'htatyoncenith-
asgnodas
“‘Yss, i do"
"Mr. “'me ins inlsandhssrty
mandlooks theyietureo! What he is,a
haslthynrsnintnindandbody.‘
momma Republicans lest.
Br. Pawn, lay i'l. --'l'ho mu
eeuvsatitat yesterday, to select tour delegates
to the national convention, was called to
Pilldiury. Fix-Gov
u. n a. or... at lmisl mes. Children’s and Misses’
wish! sated-l, mast nee-sun, Mug .
a... not a. m... .c damn, Dresses and Garments
Id “gin” m' “I: my, rates of in due a-ortlneni.an.datwoadesiuliy low pride.
I "mt-ET“. . Lsdies’ Cotton Underwear
static weirdest-is M, W mumpmm‘gfi
mum , rertlre butalldos moE-WM‘ Jim
sullen-18mm. Altos www.m‘motmh ”ad‘plicated
mg”! m m hmfltofiogrugtitadnm. I
and details-tutu * -
snare-3a am In "ci'i‘i‘n. ,m Millinery.
we! “I. ”the“: Bin. lists. 'I'Irbans. aadllonnets,l.aees. Ribbons
_ - . Flowers- ndl’satters. (lions. Parawis a
:20. P. 11%!ch largo. Unbrella:atloweatprleel
m. s. a. m inn-y m . .
a up; ilw ;. MW; E An inspection Solrcted.
I“ . . Mn N. W
. m . n...
E. A. Wotfi'i'nrd.
-
uBAL’ias'ra'rn.
Building Lots.
TWOM desirable Forgings Lots on warring street, at
A311“,- to TAYLOR” ds GOLD“.
Washington sin et, So. Itornalk.
Int! ins
Osborn Are. ., Bust Norwullt.
Ting! 19.72““ "1'3““! t residences for
arms: a ernrsess
ra oi'l‘AYiDlttGO DEN.
Real Estate and lrancensn Exchange Ronnie
Washineton 81.. 80. Norwalk.
'1‘111 [*3
initial Bros 80.,
lll'l Gilli 1831111110188.
Carpet Department
New famous for conspicuous. largest and most
attractive stock in the city New and artistic de-
signs and latest eiiects in coloring».
Velvets and Moquettes.
Entirely new-patiernenud most exquisite colorless.
r
Body and Tapestry Brussels.
Orer two hundred diilcrent patterns to select train.
and best makes only.
—— —-w—-—
lngrnins.
In patterns similar toll and ii. and
styles not to he found elsewhere
SPECIAL-25 rolls all wool extra super ingraiu,
new and desirable patterns. at one. per yard.
Art Squares.
on Cloths,
Shades.
- Rm
Mattings.
Upholstery.
lhargains in lrislr Point, Iiatirar. andNot.
tiughsnr lace Curtains. i’ortierer. Table Goren.
Flushes. silks tor sash curtains, kc.
Dress Goods.
Special Bargains
Silk and Wool Henrietta Cloth.
-—-——ooo————-
Clonks.
Beaded Shoulder Capes, Jackets and
Wraps.
Veggshlgépufienriment at lowest prints tor
-———~ — 090' ~—
We thalloler some surprising bargains in
111160111111] BROS. 80.,
Initial! Av...
no... Bridgeport.
tun-.lised two-.l‘x'd utilised
/“‘" ”w“ to .. 1‘33 “ 33.;
k ‘ .‘h O. n
“Wm" rem-'3. We“: {iii u... sets... as -
museums: Lou‘s ggif 2}: .. ‘ gar.“
"WNW, tine “list-d ton "nixed rostrum
Jo 8a n‘NnAll'la first: “up...
. _ 640]! 3. 65pm: m V‘
Billld I n Lot to WWW“ r“ "W
. g J: “filmmaker.
(in the West side of .llAIN "”"s‘ffig’ gym"-
8'1‘. 111 1.110 BOIgBBOi‘hOOO [are Bit-1361.10" tor mam.
of the Methodis Church or - woo-em
- Asses". ”rim-“'-
FOR SALE. 3...; A...“
31111111" ‘01 'Goes only as iaras New liiliord
, :fln-onfi GOLDEN, 1'63??? Vice hu‘t a Gen'l lien g'r
Real Estate as nsnrsaee Agency, 0 - “
Washingtonh'i. .1.er GILMA'L, seamen-an.
Ill, ‘18. “I I I" MAI. 81.. and 108
I
701 “lined 715 “lined
NORTH. .
Lt. Wilsh Pal-i. L'Jmflonalk. ALW
ran "l'x'd
N. 1'. N. ll. 1% ll. RAILROAD.
500 yards, 25o, worth
50c.
- worth 15 to 25c.
burg Trimmed, 21c.
embroidered back, 5 button,
590.
and Towels.
1 Lot Hamburg Ed
gm
0 to
1 Lot Do Do 750 yards Ho,
1 Lot Corset Covers, Hum-
36 Invoice‘of Kid Gloves
Bargains in Handkerchiels
WI! 611111181 011' Pliiit
lllBLEB 1 811118.
April ad. 1688.
notes wssr. some use.
1.56am. [apron , 115....“011'011 [1.
5.16 “ Express. 1 6.31 Accent.
5.40 " Buttress. 7.8: “
5.50 “ Special. 8.46 ” new
£5.22 " installs. I11 " Ila-tn Is.
sat '- B’puri. sp. to.“
.323 Local its 1118;.n'r.lioston Ix.
" we :1: 2‘ are. w
w " . ' as.
9.03 ” [areal Rs 3.05 " £prsss
9.66 “ Acton. 1.52 ” Aaron.
mar " local Rs 1.49 " laptops.
‘33 " em :2: " ma
1' p.m.. press. " s
1.51 '“ Eo.N.sv 6.14 " M
iii 2: 3......m- t. " Sign w
4.46 " Rostoulx. tbs “ ’t Huerta.
5m " Across. 8.29 “ Accent.
5.61 “ Expruo. 9.58
6.51 " Accent. It.” “ Adams EsAe
7.3: ” 1.th ".4? - ltonun 121.,
5.58 “ B’port 12.21 '-
9.50 " Horton Ex.
10.15 “ A .
1156 “ Wash‘tonks
bosons. bunnsrs.
9.15 , Acetan 7.3:“ Access.
6.149 n ACCIIII s." -- Aeeotu
7.32 “ lune-i p. 6.51pm. Acton.
sou “ amour
O
‘l‘rnlns have Bast Norwaih.
some user some ass-r
w: a m i 8.31 a in
'.’.I8 “ 8.46 “
7.36 " ‘ us p.31.
93: u I are
11.41 " E moo "
140 p. at. ‘
a.“ as. l
6.19 “
0. I. Barnum '7. '1‘. lisarsmn.
6611.8111" Gen. has. Al’i
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLURIS'I‘.
——Q..‘—‘-—.—
HAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
SOMETHING NEW.
c.
E VEIH’ Pllll 801.0 WIT”
,FDLLOIVINO GlllIMII TEE
Warns-ted not to hroalt nor
roll up with one year’s wear.
If they do the money paid us
for than: will he rem-m.
For sale at the Boston Dry Goods Store,
mater order with Brown
insertions hmnunnllti
snot LAKE Ill
ll-iivnsd morning and nail
built
Prioelteasouahie. l’rora rue-“Guaranteedqlaa y.
Wileoxori’. 0. Box ill.
13. Minimum, Belden Point.
NEW DRUGS
oldétand:
wssmse'ros‘ ST}...
Weharonowreostrsdadinilsappiyotnew
nth Norwal k.
as? list.
and lnritei
better! urn thaaererwithallthtgotntomake
upadrstelassdrug‘atoroandthe lrllcmn'e be so
theirssnesutockunrn
at short notice and in the most skiiliul manna.
GEO. G. STILLSON.
Jacob M. Layton,
Rut Rstaisand iioass Agent.
General lnsursneezigeney
Bite, Lite and Andi-st.
net-n mum and lieuten-
liotsry Publh. AWN“ .
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
to statutes 9., (Neal door to run-once.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
Short 23111158
. ———os——
Social Etiquette.
Cbnrpiled from the latest and best nan-its
hemly'ect by “Aunt Matilda.
WON".
'i'bishnnkshnaldhsinerery istni Mount
knowing‘fl‘heproper todo." oalldesin
tobeharepropulyand now what is the best
otatanssta. Whatshsilwe machourehild-
nuibsttheyuaygnoutintothoworld well bred
around worsen?
“311011? iiiil'i'fi“eoatalnsthesnswa.and will
hennllsdtoanyaddrsssnoetsgoprepsidonrsosiu
° ‘m' scents].
Until further neuss we will mail each at our
triendsaeopyot theshovevsinahlcbookgratlssnd
Dohbni imfltheywilluraiius is wrappers oi
ns‘llsetrtc
Byiold n wrawsrsasyonwoaidanews
paxlem thein‘postagep willbeoaiyieents.
waysput tail sale and
outsldcoithe writsonthsword Iti-
oustusbnsndthsawawiiiknowwhoseadstt.
I. L CRAGIN 51 00.,
onmtumasnssw‘nosms lonerOrderlto
allpsrtsetlatopo. -
athg worthilgbmupieeeswot“ heavylilsekiihs-
dementia peryatd
TABLE LINENS.
Cresmdl’murdo Damask, fie peryd. worth
do no am do
do do 6 do
TOWELS.
abdosBmwn'lwilied‘l'owelsstae each. 21 do;
Brown'l'willed Towels largo else. 3 for the. 23 dos
nusflesrylisasask’l'owelsat Bxeeach. Silos
latra Bea ryl'tne ted Fringe Towels st 191:.
worth 3115c. Tomlin} AT A nACitlFlcE so
pieenotrieavy Crashat peryard, worth to.
:15 pieces oi iieary cruh at be. worth to.
NAPKINS.
”deadlUnenN klns.at49ctrcrdos. Eldon
T’lhll‘ie‘fimfxummatfii I. 10
a (2 ran
pieess'l‘sbleoiluloth, ix yard-wide, mieperyd.
GiNGHAMS.
is pieces best qualityAproncneekssthperyd.
herd-Mmh
at 121'“ will F.
at 10c
mpsdgeumkpruaanideruywhsn
ll holstery Department.
#0) “0| d 81mles,pri 1333‘
coitus.“ 21c,
netto shades. spring ugroliersand Ismael.“ regular) on
shade. only 47c, tn plain and dado. lisdiss tor enr-
tatus at B c. wonh 11w: Noiinglmn Laos 12);.
iii tbs we, worth doublethe
Cations and Prints.
hoitdthslmustsxtzperyssd. Cinch
Pillowthseluflinst Bide peryarrl.worth tiled
piccca N cotton iixc peryard. worthfic 10 ds
oiRestl’rintssth 49c.peryani ”Mouton:
stkperyard. Justthethlngiorboys’waists
Read Carefully the Poilowisz Prices: ' Willie fikirt Derent.
u r sum. ith inch
Dress Goods and Silks. $§Pfi a LAW
,3???“ ”a“? 3mm“ m cent-1,57: on v ”331'.“ .“nsmrvmcnimm
menrths‘ic. mpleeesoiChetiotcheekat ""m’ . '
Horsesiienrletla'i‘wllhaifie CORSET COVERS
yurlip'ieoes AIiWoolchsrioisatflcper W ' .
om, 1m tor 49c. bdbnbroidert wafiflfimfl manhun- mug
ulmBLAE‘Kwog‘ii‘iaf mascugmflemmmummsu,
Don‘t tail tnsxarnlnethent It will NIGHT ROBES.
liatubnrx trimmed
iori.ih.'xoulywcatthrs-ie.~
neck
insertion trout is ism style-.3“ loosad “highest
0
would be cheap
a nice line of all lathewm Porn
prices that are unequaled even
mmwuhainekssnd lace
pair. ”Ladies drawers
m: use mm- L‘.* "“‘°" “N “i" “mom;
' walksndneinitytotbetaetihatwe re
misaes‘andehiidren‘s
”6%"... ladies‘ m Button or .49
lot Ladies‘ Kid Baunuat 1.11 per
1081011 Bill ill
45 Main 63.,
NOW GOING ON AT THE
:BOSTON sT
and Met, would baths-p.
CHEMISES.
Lsdies' chemise. made aim
andssseres .witrlatraed lace,“ also
also“ have
an s
DIlAWEliS.he
in Lsdies’ White Drawers, made of 13:11:eg
with s tucks and
APRONS.
TAKE NOTICE.
Wewoaldsalltheattentionotthe
i
tinourstoseiorthesaie
.115:-
53‘
hi-
i
9.
3
is
i
35'
I WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
For;
tings, Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals.
Partlesnrorlaxcansellthestockh eeudiu
talusrdto y K”
WILLIAM POD-ORB,
sown souwau.
J .' I‘. Peckweil.
1 lenses Block. Water St,
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to nauuiactnre
HARNESS
Teena-pets with Wm there taken the
agency or one oi largostsstabiish-
mentointbestatoiorthonleoi '
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, he.
Pine Harness To Order,
PBIIADBLPHIA, PENN.
45 lulu Street. Norwoik. all) In
It uai. atlheoldwand, whsrolwlii
toiliins oi Whips. mm
Robes. mmmm
.1
Amer-as. ' ‘
o. u. urine-con,
Washington. D. c.
m years in United States Patent Oboe.
diw Guide to inrontas untied tree.
The total inlet
—rns user-4
MEATS
sxsvsn IN m HIST IANNIR
"you want the choicest
Maui“
Pnltn of all Kinds,
r
[O-
IN rrs SEASON.
F. HAYES.
9m amen. - sou'ru NORWALK.
cotton, and yoke -
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ottrnubioorcost, yonwliidadthenratmy ire
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~Ti|§ PROP-Lug;-
maa'gaw
s
m Tilly.
L-soi.£s'- nose.
Consisting of Cotton-and Lisle
Thread, in solid sud fancy
colors, full regular mode, regu-
lsr prices from 25c. 10 750. per
pair. Our price 3 pm. for 50c.
Children s hill regular made
ribbed lisle m NevyBlue,Brown
and Black, regular price of
these oodsteillsud dilaper
Tuesda:
s‘
I, Wednesday ani- Thursd
May 15th., 16th and. 17th..
Will be memorable as the THREE GREATEST DRY GOODS DAYS 1n the history of South Norwalk.
Hosiery, Underwear, Dress Goods, Prints, linens, Shades, Oil 61
“>33
OUR SPECIAL BALEE
Hove crowded i‘our weeks’ ordinary business into the past week, and if there is on
days mentione'tli‘glilsl {3131’ equal to s Week’s regular business.
AT ANY COST.
pair. Our price 3 prs. for 60c.
Sizes 5 to 8}.
at 250. per pair.
Ledies’ ri-U
IT WILL PAY YOU.
Gents‘ Lucy striped and solid
colored Half-Hose, 3 prs for
50s. These gnods are cheap
Gents’ Balbtiggs’n Shirts, 250
. wide, wmsnted fest color, 19c.
One case of Century Cloths
at Super yard. I These goods
speak for themselves. Never
sold before loin than 10¢. pr. yd.
Number of yards not limited.
Turkey Red Damask 54' in.
: per ylrd.
Our 70o. Unbleached Tobie
7
mono lett 1n the
1F YO HA EN?!‘ A
kets of then on
MONEY BOB
OutAll Linen Towels, 19x36
inches for 10c.
Gents‘ Flannel Shirts, ems
broidered and plain, at half
their actual value. ‘
Remnants of all Linen Towel-
12in.
, iii red India Linen Lawn
at 90€uworth 1 ions
Dadofih‘ad
The UNHEARD or VALUES we are ‘ ‘
timers, each one of
W BOMB.
THE FOLLOWING PRICES PROVE 11‘
log for kitchen purposes, at '
A
value;
Specialties m '
ments not menti
Norwalk Chronicler