were" ‘
j ”Mite
, Wllll’ECHAPEI.’S FIEND.
lfé lids Resumed His Horrible
Butchery. .
I‘ll! WOIL‘n'i' Ill! Ills [NINE YET.
thin to It... Moth Victim. and M:- Wad
More Terrlltly Milli-toil the
Other; Murdered in tlrr [tumor The
l'flllt'r “on- Dlyltlllotl ‘l'lmu l.wr.
ld-Mi c. NM. l"; v-r'l‘ln- \\ Liiwlmix-I
Whiter. niiri n neuritis": u! in» lilollllh,
.ll mum! hi. horrible lli‘mlllin [in
ninth \Mlm Ill" paid the [I'lmlly ur hm
itir‘utinldt- Eleni. dud utill lilo .Ill'm‘mll‘ timid
is at large.
Inauiunll room in Dune: nll‘v‘rd. Spital—
fields. the (inter oi the nilk Weaving Ali:
it’ll-II. the body of In» later: vii-tint wfl
found ymlcrdny. l'nliitu the prm loop am
lieu, thin unlul crime war; committal within
5 building.
The woman is known a- lfitie Fisher
Iinong lu-r ostrich-n Like lilthe Infill-m,
the true diaep' utablu film. 5 It! vim;
untried to a porter no“ Lawn-nu», but
lived with him only molly. When slu-
tired oi the «)1qu o! herhuelinml
firewoolclmhimandoccnpythurmm
Than
U which he: tell body was found.
The woman had a latch key to
the WI) hot mom wane lm-nti-d.
Silt! enter the bottle when filll‘ pltmui
. ‘m by no one. .Nonool the own-
IInyddeIII tam diureturmd
and no tile aw any man mth her or
altering her room. The pmibility of his
«‘hfilltntlmt B Moron." remote. Iie
Mt have left the hmue at any tiuu- In»
*imllndliln the morning, and wrap.“
will!“ (damnation.
5 Elle mutilation of this victim Wits mun!
it'llglttM than in the cast-oi any whnpre-
aid hit.
r I” latchcr must first have rholtol his
Modular stunned her by a blow on the hem].
Wham-was nurse-rim lie trough! into
Won the keen knile need by him in his
. motion Pint believer-id thr- head
flit-the body with all theskill and dexterity
“Omitted surgeon Holding the ghastly
m at his appalling crime before him.
it rmw his blmlthirety mania at will.
In Ikln cl the find! was cut in fantastic
The forehead was slashed and large
m of thin out clean oil that portion.
Thom were then flatbed and cut in the
lane horrid nation. Then he slit the rum.
ht, nit-Mad with this tearful disfigum
not, heart that organ from the face The
atom also revered.
.. Wmmphitod the horrible mutilation
of the mod had oi his victim. he devoted
Him attention to the other portions of
windy, Willi a singlo slash or the knife
be laid open the etdomen of'tlu' victim.
That, with the skill and delicacy of n
m,‘be diaemlvrweled the unfortunate
woman and laid the intestines across the
chat. ‘mfieshot the thighs vow cut and
holed lufeartul shape.
To mplot’o the horrible right he took the
Wm‘tilated head of hi; victim and
M It under one of the arms of the
neuron. “to ottn arm hedrrw across the
Iodyund pm hm hand in the pit nr her
mu ‘ ‘
rumina- is undeniably n continurltion
if the m which was lin- awhilointcn
copied for want at opportunity or inclina-
M’Kln tlrh can the murderer worked
My, lulu made evident by the fact that
thumb. and don. hnmlmflng on
IheItreetMnthegruund floor, and within a
tow yerdv of a 'temporary police station,
fill” clinch inset! hourly to patrol the
m. AlthMgh the metropolitan police
M HIM yet dbcredited. the bloodhound
My i entirely thrown out. since tha- mur-
Itrwfi not‘dlscovt-rol until 10 o‘clock in the
naming, ibiletlr streets were teeming with
We and male was going on unintcr‘
"My, Geri. Sir Charles Warren was
early on the-rem and told a mmrtcr that
ill the mantle!) in the world mold not pro-
vmthe work of such murdercn. Thi- solo
elm remaining to the Mice, he said. was
batch than ml handed, and their change
it ‘tactiet increased the dilliculty. in the
W, the chance of their upprt'llt'nfiifxl
'3 flight, but in the case of an indoor mur‘
“and!“ the last. the hope of rimming
unperpetrator we“ almost barren of truition.
' ’l’holatd murder will unduubtully came
o'hgo number of arrests on suspicion, but
“it the monster will be brought. to book is
trauma of oxtrcrne doubt, since be but left
molew not worked over by the oflicers inva—
the previmu wees. The most annoy-
bgtcatureol the can: is that the arrest of
W pawns on mqiicion will have to he
mud. The opinion of Archibald Forbes
a: fir. Winslow that the min is a homi-
cidal maniac is continued by the latent mur—
, “V.“ the prediction has Income general
“outlier murder will mu follow.
. Tholl'utulity of the mutilation to which
tb lat body was mbjectod mrpasan-d all
“other; In the room to which the cot-pie
w“ taken chunks of flesh and portions of the
vim": were straw upon the floor and the
Ming table, and theutomach of one of
the-Irwin gave way at the spectafle.
:Jnthehoune of commons Mr. Conybeare,
number for Camberne, Inked whether, in
W of the latest Whitochapel murder, Sir
3)”me ought nottoheeutwrseded
Idlidcomnisioner of police by a man no
' . to inveinigato crime. ,
Showman the member noticethat
tthun be submitted in writing.
2,57,, «fr? . ;, ——'—P—— ‘
I: . “'-r In Egypt.
1m. liar. iii-The garrison at \i'adai,
, i. to , ’ reusived last night,
_, Ii” IdItInee ot the Egyptian garrison!
“l: parlour, repulsed an army of 70,000
We! the IIIhdi, killing 3,000 of them.
' y the Mahdi“: rallied and. to
' Wallet, captured the town.
at]: ’ z 11.. "ll” Bull! I.
. Nov. Ill—Tho Parnell commit}
My continued the taking of testi-
w, fig; rulerenoe to outraged
-. mood Alimony for lira RIonn.
I00, Nov. lit—Mrs. lieckie L Raw-
., granted I decree of divorce tram
M. 1,. Barron, thobanker. Theground
, ‘in thepetition was desertinn. Mrs.
_ ‘ , receives 340.000 alimony and a gun.
‘ 5. one against harlorlhootlug
' «‘90me did] benolla [nosed
. Killed by a Full-
, Conn, Nov. lit—By the tall‘
f”). yr.
‘ ultimo mold in the Wood build.
‘~ “a“ wad thrown to the ground,
WW“ the other: severely ino
, ,umo-tsn.
w m For. Ill—Caroline Rene, .
«WW0!!! theUItianalIteImer
we cmmm
~ H333"
openilir, where the killing has been ddue‘
. ma; Contact, at Mold, Conn, 1m;
,Jomuhotliew Haven, Conn..1m;Go
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CURIQUS THINGS OF LIFE.
Pet dogs «curing walskin blankets In
mm: the tights on llrondwny, New York.
Aha-d of some get drunk outing gull
mum» on I ranch in Muimounty, Call.
A Mott me. New York, hand (mm on,
u touching hi; monkey the Mt. of Inuit. bl“
lug.
An ”your-old negro In! 0‘ “In“.
AIL, shut hiI mother Income the '3' baking
IIwct-t pmnlu {or his bmtlwr instead of for
him. ,
The latent addition to Withlniwu-hoe, Flu.
Imuciuulten Whii'lt Win-d and mood it
the mo of perm iiilfl't'll chicks from
nltocn (*3;ng.
A novel experiment isnlmut to be made in
Paris in melhlimeut of n t'ltli t‘tillllk’lll)’.
with n fluttolilw Imus-nun lltml \\ ith rublu-t
uni. dram: by English burr-m.
The quantity of sugar used in u llmtm
m suddenly increnml, tn tln- tlSlmllbll
ment of the minim-m. Him liegnn mi investi
gntiou, which revealed that the urn-ant nail
sugar to kindle the tire.
Two Terminal-e men went out to light a
duel, um! llln'lllg an m: and tho ullli‘l‘ o
scythe, but u stronger mmu- along and Mtg
Emmi (1 pump of [mitt-r, and till rliwl; hand:
and became go: -d friend».
During the dulivcry of n enum— "l lt‘l'llll’l‘l
in l’nrin the lwtun-r alluded l0i’lllll'fl.‘lt’n and
the hWUl‘II ilmdvnt livid If. n llm-u-l. lli
forgot tlu-tuinwnf llnmwl-w. ".‘Ju mutter“
ladies nudgmtli-mu-u; tln- thread was numb;
ad will hold till the hex: let-lure."
Gimme 'I'homburg. «f “'inlinld. Kath, llllll
Arrulntu DIllt'H, ot Sumner, were married by
Judge Tnnwy. The young Indy lilt'lit‘tl one
day of helm; 10 year.» old, but he sh.- “as uu
orphan and had no home the judge issuml
thclicormc without the Unlllll rmm'ui being
tiled.
Workmeu. while engaged lll demolishing
the binwnldie, \‘n., county court house, ‘
Iouud uudcr the "wit u! the kitchen 11 ski-lo
ton, together With a canteen uud Illllhlicl. It
is SUI‘I‘J‘N‘ll that the skeleton i.~ that of n sol- ,
dicr, who, “ Idlt‘ sit-l; or wounded, crept. under
the floor, and there died.
A veterinary surgeon of St. [unison-l [or l
mcrly u Ilt'llllrl recently titled thm‘ ibrnyt-d
it‘ll {if n \"flluflltlt‘ Imhw. it in lllt‘lllll‘tl rare
of equine teeth filling on record. The animal,
had milertsl terribly from tmtlint-hi- and “u: ?
unable at times taunt or drink. The hora:
bun.- titcluin without “int-lug. and did not
have to be tied or be given gm.
In the little mum at Aria-sues. in France,
ltltnsbecndiscown-d that there are forty-
two young inurriugcablo girls, and only [link
young men who are t-mitlidutcs {or rmtri‘
muny. l'llltl one of these lllIS proved so n»
cretud. to home influence that In: is about
tnmrryngirl belonging to u neighboring
village.
A curious mutant]! has lucen npemd in
Dresden. In it are collected boom, (Idiot's and
slippers, which emperors, kings, queens,
prluws and other tnmuus [lemons have worn.
Among them are a pair of boots wom by Na-
loonlat the battleol Dresdmi, on April
0,15“); and n pnir oi white .‘Alllll elm-ii, cm-
broldercd in gold, which the mun;- grmz cur
peror Wore on the tiny oi his t'urulliiliuli.
David Jennings is the latent perpetual mo
tlonlunatic. Ila lives in Lyons, N. Y., and
commenced with youth, health and iortum
twenty year» ago to develop his ileum: idea.
He has spent. his intellect, his youth and $50,~
albumin; prmiacly as near making some
thing out of nothing on he was when he
started. Ila tindait cosy tocmue very near
to It, listing boy did to. finding his hat.
Bernard Mayor, of Omaha, mently felt a
slight pain under his left. shoulder. The pain
soon became known, and a doctor was
Ionght. An examination oi the spot revenlod
a hard nuisance, which, on being extruded,
proved to be a needle in good condition.
118th had no recollmtxun of n needle havmg
entered his body, but his mother says that it
oocurrodvrhen Inc was on infant. lilty—iuur
ymrs ago.
W. C. Vaughn, Dayton, 0., ham; photo
graphof an old oak tree, or what. might
more properly be called umiuiuture oak tree,
growing {rum between the crevices of n
court. house spire, built or solid nuts'oury of
limestone, ut‘oheight of .some eighty feet
from the ground The strange production
draws its life principally from the air, as
there 'was but little cement used in the build-
Ing of the spire, The dwarf is 2'0 years old.
JOURNALISTIC JOTTINGS.
In 16:32 the first newspaper was darted in
England.
In 1011 the first attempt at mrlimnentary
reporting was made.
In 17“ The Advertiser, of Philmlelphin, the
first daily, made its apmmncc.
The first daily made its appearance in
1615, and was called The Fraud-Tort Gazette.
The first newspaper in the world ms
printed in HZ»? in Nuremburg and was called
The Gazette.
my Graphic, of New York, is the first
illustrated daily 0! the world; it was estab—
lisluxl m 12:12:.
The Republican, of St; Louis, which was
stoned in 1508, was the first newspaper west
at the Misiasippi.
The first permanent newspaper in the
United State was The Boston News latter,
published in 170;
It was in 181% that The Prices Current, of
New Orleans, the first commercial paper,
made its appearance.
The first political paper started in the
United States was The Jonnml, of New
York, published in 1735.
New York claims the honor of publishing
the first penny paper. This was The Morn-
Ing Post. SW in 1833.
Ther York Herald, stnrtcdinlsa‘i, has
thehoawrot being the “independent
paper in the United States.
The Gazette de France, published in Paris
in 1731, was the first French newspaper. It
wasluueddailyatternay 1, 1792.
The tint illustrated paper, The News, was
publishedinBoItonin Imam! them-It ro-
Ilgioul daily, TheWitntu, in New York in
1870.
The “advertisement in any paper up
in 16‘s, and the first POP" devoted
exclusively to advertimmenln and shipping
VIII published in 1657.
The Recorder, of Chillioothe, 0., published
1111814. wuthetlntreligidulpflpfl'. IndThe
American Flt-mum! Baltimore. Itartad in
w tlritagrieulmral paper in the United
twat-dumpe- in the United Stats
mplblbhedlnBoItcnln 1m, by Banjo-
minflu'rll. ItwaII thmelled
Thomlu thoUldtId am over 1m
moumdeAnmmld,
Win17“; Mot Portltnouth,
!.E,lm;ThelIrcury,otNuport,RI.,
otEIlIm,lIs..1768;pr.otWa-eno
.— a _......w....... .. 7.... ‘
b, ,lwo,Ind'rhoAm'icIn,otBIltl-
.. l‘v‘“ 8.. “ d “ H. “r. .3
.1"st I 'l I ,y t i
. .. we...”
lime STA“.
an ‘ I W um"
want-rick had brought in a great deal
Walnut the way ot dre- thorium
, Md nouns dared lo do anything
new. y generations lunar my lather wII
out turtho pan of '1th in (2than version
0! “Richard III," Tread-l in the youthful
nice-auger who miiwyn to King Henry VI
the new»! of the murder of his son after the
Milli! of Towkehury.
lily lather, u y oung, ambitious actor, came
um with tin-feather bringing from hiismp,
all not. hh lum- dmluwrled, one Inn-l. turn
nearly mt, um- spur broken, the other gone
entirely. his gauntlet admixed with blood and
In. «um-d suippml in Minimal. which old
“'mvrlw-r, “Imth the manager, and had
Iwn it muunger Indore my father WM turn,
me. {writ-idly idnwked. It was tun Into to do
unytlnug then, but the next morning Wewit—
iii-r mu. for him income to his unwound
uddrrwd him thus: “Young man, how do
you t-Vt‘l' hope to get on in your proloauiou
by deliberately breaking ullhrn‘ct-dcntl What
will become of the profession it more boys
are allowed tuttnko them Ithcrticn! Why,
sir, you would have entered in asuil of do.»
(wit lJllll'li, with silk ot-wltings on and with
n whiti-liaudkert-hit-f in your hand.” “Whntl
ntterdrfent and (light from battle?” inter-
rupted my father. "That had nothing at nil
tmlu with it," wastho reply. "The propri-
eties, x-ir, the pruprtcthust"——Scribner's Mag-
name.
A Harmless Comedy of Errors.
Morris E. Ward, Iunncrly of tho pun at
this city, but. now agent. oi a paper tar wheel
concern on the Hudson, is charitable, gallant
and absent minded.
lie IllL‘i a poor relative up the country to
whom he sends all his old clothes. There are
runny Indies in the city to whom he sends in-
vitations for the theatre.
The other day he wrote to his poor rela-
tion: “I send you my last pair of pants but
one; they may be a trifle small, but you can
let them out in the wand-and. it they are
too long you can turn ’em up. Don't mind
the patch."
The sumo day be wrou- to a lady:
"Strive you \i are kind enough to accept my
invitation to the theatre, leaving it to me to
select the play and evening, permit me to say
the ('olmnbin, this evening."
In un hour Mr. Ward received the, follow—
ing from his Imlynmuntntnuce: “As you did
nnt send the pants by the messenger who do.
livercd your note, I am, of course, unable to
do anything to them. However, this nml
not interfere with our engagement {or the
theatre."
Mr. Ward went to the theatre, but he was
very mama—Chicago Mail.
The Parrot and the Owl.
The Quest ion having arisen: “Why Do “'0
But F‘ the I’nrrot Chullengwl the Girl to n
Discumion nnd left the I’l‘l‘lFIOII to the Sor-
pent. The Parrot went hark win-m] Thou-
sand years to Prove that Adam Ate and was
(.Ibligcd to Eat, and that all Men who mu)»
nib-r him had been Ulyhged tn lint, and used
up the boot. part. of two hours in drawing
miumrimns. linking Dmluctinns and Clinch
ing hi~s l'uints. When he finally out down
“v: with l’rrspirutmu. but. Flatter"! by his
on“ Arguments, tho Sill'fl’nt mknltboOwl
In begin.
“tientlt'mvn,” said the Bird. in: he elowly
arose, "l have only a. vmrd to say. It is my
opinion that. we Eat hecauw we were built
that way." ,
The Serpent promptly Decided that the
Owl had the be: 0! it, and when the Parrot
mind a bowl ovu- it. the Fox chm-bed him
under the wing and said;
"Blob is a good thinghut llrevity and
Common Some must always hit :1 Jury."
MORAL:
If some Lawyers Were Dumb they would
double their Patroxmge.
Matcrlally Dim-rent.
Dudley—How
Marion?”
Ilewlxrh—Ninety-{ouab mounds.”
Dudley—"No; I mean not weightr,with—
out yure cane, dank—Judge.
much do you weigh,
Sam's Poetical lifl'ort.
Sun’s teacher, upon disrnissing school Fri-~
day afternoon, muestcd each one of her
pupils to bring Monday morning one or more
verses of original juictry as n composition.
New, Sum could wily have cut up a cord
of wood or ridden an unbroken colt, but
to compose [way was beyond him. He
tried'umucccstully all day Saturday and
Bunday.‘ Lute Sunday afternoon, worn and
miserable, he strolled down to the river side,
seeking inspiration. There he saw a half
sunken tiatboat. The divine allott- cane
and Monday morning he appeared at shoal,
Ind triumphantly presented his teacher the
following couplet :‘
“ A boat went down into the water:
It wait down deeper than it. ougbter.
I —Excbange.
nun Inch. ,
“0 I had such nlovely dream!" said Minnie
to her little brother one morning ustbey were
going down stairs to bmklast. “Did you!
What did you dream about?” asked Bob,
stopping on the landing and eyeing his sister
suspiciously. He was an only son among five
daughters, and never had dreams. “Well, I
dreamed that I was in n candy store, and thnt
I was eating caramel: and My.” “And I—
what was I eating?“ (fried Bob, getting red in
the face at the thought of it. “You?" “Yet,
1.” “Why, you weren’t there at all.” “I
wasn't there It all. and you went and dreamed
that you were there doing that without me!”
and he burst into tears and went down you-
ing to his father."~Boeton 'l‘rumFlag.
An Ohm-hut funnier.
Ono summer's morning our little Lillie
was walking with her aunt, and dimovered I
spider’s web. She was delighted and u-
clIimed: “0h, see! here isulmnmocl: {a
bugl."—-Christian Advocate.
nu Antiquity W
Census Taber-How old in your {Itherl
“Just paced his hundredth birthday."
"lmpmiblol"
“Quito one"
“Can youprovo it!”
“Yr... 5:? "a We...»
in. to I” P“
“mummy” out Wall. we!!!”
totlinm
Wm EVENING SEN'I‘INEL, SATURDAY, NOVE
SCELOFIb
BARGAIN S NOT
In any Store
llllull Ill {‘17.
our Cloak
It now necked with a good line at ludiw' Ni-wmrki
Wu bll’t‘ I dilla‘ll l'luuli Julien- It new. 4 heap It It
rillpc and plain to mulch, at Ma, reduced horn 73:
Wool JM‘IIL’l-l! Joel will today.
-mmvx rum Iron manure mm-
N ORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK
———AND WILL OFFER NHL—w.
Among the lot mil be round I to 1 while blanket ll 7!: ;I “'Inm'l Coraline t'onicl M um, mum-i ‘I
A lleIlth (‘omt It 31,“); I [Ibo Cornet ll ride. llltl I good
ONE DOLLAR CORSET
tor 75c.;Aiulm;ouuin H liit‘tfl'llt‘fl Inn-din It tie; to» Idenrhrd and brown tomb. um- yunl tum;v m:
In our llliIlt'l'y dvarunvut will he lound llw bud and cheapo“ condo In this plan-
bill.
Don‘t lull in m- them.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
Norwalk and South Not-walk.
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& ,HOYT
OFTEN FOUND
In this town.
Department
«Huddle. Wrnpil. i'hildn-u'n Kramerkrtr, Mr.
A new but of tin-M kindl- received today.
Another lot of tauni'rhantrr’u Ind Children‘s
l LlRllFINVUIlEf
Bun Sinai
Coming in lbily for
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
At the More of I’
C. H. HETVGYJ
lcunnot note every “ct'kly rpccial ulna my
gm.“ In: mid on the hum! upward plan every day .
during the year. Theravada wing lmnght Itnctiy~
or rash. [shall hold tin- prli'c With”) the rent: of
curry customer. fly pluck to too numerou- ton
Goods
A SPECIALTY.
Rubber
They Shall
Year’s Prices.
m-» . .....--..._.
15311931131"; t
0. H. ARVilY,
l2 Main Street.
South 1" orsval k.
anL I c AL I
Now is the‘time to put in vour
WINTER’S S'l‘IJBK!
000
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
r\I\\'nys in Stock.
#0?—
?‘ Delivered By Careful Drivers.
Gleam and Free ii'mu
Slate or Stone.
liliMflNll lRllS
1' ',"i«," ”I
3‘-..
h ,
PLUSHE .
worth $1.75. 3,
yard, sold elsewhere for 3.00.
astonishingly low prices.
shown in this city".
at prices to satisfy all.
mgm . .
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'Will open on SATURDAY, N0
our line of plain and plaid goods is the finest.
‘ Q7110 §rqhqu
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msvrmf
Best Facilities
FOR
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1" ‘THE BEST“;
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HEATE R.
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Job l’rintin
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Twenty in we in this town. once! hem .31?»-
Sentinel (Mice. when i! can be raw-n Lil operator; on
input-alum.
.0.
w. H.MEEKER
Sole Agent lor Sorwalk.
. O 0 .
SANITARY i'Ll'lfllthl AX” IA“? “”55 ~l'll2
IIEATISH A SPECIALTY.
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{"I-‘militxu to- «run 2 I.- mu- 0! Piper.
' “medium-m: .~r.. South TlvrwalkJ ~
his 01a and Rename.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
larval llewlul.
«it: PROFELLERS - ‘
"til make dairy trim, rnmhyn excepted: tnt'
height burner-n New \urk. Namath and 5mm
Summit. Will have Pier :1, {mt u! Ilnkmnn Hm :,
Seer “whammy cvrrrr arr-p; Sorority», at 5
n'rhttnndsru Semrdm a? 2' p in. how Suf-v
will." [triage and Soul Somali; e may I wmur '
Pnl‘ht taken [mm and received 1:” all
points on the Dunbar, and Nauru": and
Shep-II; Itnllroulu at. Greatly Reduced
Rat".
[’pon Ipphr‘inn to meet; the Fly or Swell: f
sud Kettle will be not (or neural lid“?! freight 5'
anywhere ll'i .‘n'rav York or in tirinity. .
All persons are turbid trading; Inynr the",
rm men»! the brute of milling: on Momma! i
m: thermt. 1
GRAND 'OPENI
llBER to, ins.
mm...“ «mo—ow
Be Sure and Visit Our New
lllllllllll DEPARTMENT.
W 0 wish to ~ 'all the attention of the Ladies of Norwalk and vi-
cinity, to the reopening of our KITCI'IEN DEPARTMENT, on a
more extensive scale than heretofore, where can be found an .im-
mouse stock of Crockery, (ilassvui'e, (lranitcwarc, Woodcmvarc,
lronwarc. 'IIimvnrc and ,WiIImv—warc. A full line of Work Bask-
ets. Waste. Baskets, Lunch ,Jluskcts, and Fancy Baskets, all sizes.
Holland (‘urtniiisfii'dii iridium, Curtain Poles, Majolica Goods,
lugs, Mirrors, both American, and Gerimin plate, Fancy Vases,
(llass Sets, Brushes and Brooms, all styles and prices. .
()ui' bargains in Fancy “\l'mnlcuwarc, will cause a sensation,
never before experienced by the people oi'Nori'alk, for our line.
comprises everything made in Fancy Ware from a match Safe, to
:1 Table. While we do not claim to he the only House in..Nor-
n;qu that carries these goods, we do claim that we are uttering
them at 50 per cent, lower than they on be bought elsewhere.
The verdict of our customers must determine the measure of our
success, and their conlidtmoc is clearly proven by the patronage
they extend to us. No department of our store is neglected, and
no class of customers slighted in our selections, and We feel justi-
fied in the belief that no buyer, who lueans business, can leave
our store unsuited or unsatisfied. Nothing that we can say will
carry conviction like the testimony of the goods themselves and
woolly to any in doubt “Come and see us, and let our actions and
goods speak for us as words cannot.” ,
The “Boston IStore
NORWALK, CONN.
a» «i F. illllli,
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and xrsw HAL]. moon.
I I' YOU VAST
BUILDERS .
Canned\-»..Goods
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It is not all
e 0 V e l’ ed "in. Tm: were put up on on. we lure than mu m
Idling them It a
Nickel Plate ,
VERY LOW FIGURE.
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It is made in-
WK ATTIIIS:
.l 2111. till" 0F Cllllll BEEF
own town.
The Buck Ranges
E. K. Lockwood &,Cos._
.il.
Agent 2:, u“. The Rent, at lb’r. per Can.
celebrated
1; [CH 305]) Try Our Butter
“156168 At 28c. per lb.
Plumbers and A run. “5,, 0,,
(E S y , 7- I
“new? 3.... Green and Dried Fl‘llliS.
and Fancy Crackers of all Kinds:
’l' in Roofers.
E. Ii. LOCIKWOOD & CO... Nora 'alk.
TRY OUR SYRUP
Rock Candy. lapic arguable» Britt. They are
ac.
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M. s
'19 in Silk Mottled Plush; in all the firshionableshades, at 65c per yard, worth 85c.
‘ iasliionnble shades, at 850 per yard, worth $1..
27in. Furniture Plush. for fancy work, at 1.75 per yard, worth
A lull line of Vclvcts at 1.00, 1,15, 1.25, 1.50 and 2.00 per yard.
Our assortment of Black Goodsiu CnshmerEs, American and Silk Warp Henriettas, Surges, Drap D’ Alums, &c:, is complete also
l’rints. Ginghnms, Cheviots, Draperies, &c.,are all NEW and of the latest design and I ’
prices. Our domestic stock of Flannels, Table Damask, Napkins, Towels, Turkey lied Covers, Muslin in all widths, are placed at
Prices Lower than Anything “Before Offered. Q}
I can offer to the people the finest line 01‘ Ladies' anti Children‘s Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets. and Underwear, Linen Collars and Gulls, and Ruchimg"cver
Also to the Gents, the finest line of Cardigan Jackets, Hosiery,“ llovcs, Underwear, Lanndried and Unlaundried Shirts, Necktiesfilollars
and Gulls. and everything pertaining to a first-class Furnishing Goods Department.
Department comprises all thenlatest styles and novelties.
,
.SlIMPBI-lllmnsmoiuiuniiii2M1.
A full line of Stationery. Don’t fail to see this stock.
NG. ,
- SMITH-
Successor to J. W.“&. M.IS. Silll‘l'll, ’ .- . ‘ « g
. . V. 10th,,at two 1’. M. the store Intel)ri occupied by Comstock Bros, N0. 10
South Mam Street. With the finestline of DRY, FANCY, and GENTS’ FUR}? ISHIN G GOODS ‘
o
‘ Twenty fz'ch Silk Mottled Plush, in all the
24 in. Silk Mottled Plush, in aII‘thc fashionable shades, at :,;I.25 per yard,
2.25. The finest line oi figured Flushes in the city, 27 in. wide at 2.25 per
Also, Surahs, Saline, Gro Gnin Silks, Rhadames, etc., at
at the lowest possible
Our Notion Department is complete in every respect. Our Fancy Goods
Blankets, Comfortablcs and Counterpaucs
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Norwalk Chronicler