‘ land had pocketed the remainder of the 8250,-
~mBlMu and Mr. Tomlinson appeared
It)
thee-so of Hanson Huntsman. acmaed ot’
Tilt
Thomas A. Edison in; bed of
$250.000.
'I'WD UNGRATEI’UI. I'll HAITI-IS.
fenneyivaala Cavitation not a nil-n no-
Iaaaa. and the Great luvcntor'e I‘oufl-
deuttal Agent: Pocket a Fortune for
“tonal": on the Work of “is (initial.
N" Yank. Jan. III.-—The ulury published
may to the reflect that Inventor Thomas
A. Britain had discharged his potent lawyer,
John C. Tendlnson, because the latter had
not obtained as much as he should for Mr.
Ellison's phonograph, has been fully voritled.
Mr. l'ldieon, it is said, bailout about 33:0,000,
and principally through the negligence, or
were», of a man he had made wealthy.
Mr. Edison himself was exctedingly reti-
cent about the matter yestcnlny. although ud-
tnittiug the truth of the Itatelncnt.
A very chm friend of the inventor was
more communicative. This gentleman said
Mr. Tomlinson wasastruggling lawyer when
Mr. Edison met him. 'I‘he'profesaor threw
all the busineu poonble in his way. The no-
qaintanoe of the two riptmed into the warm-
est friendehip. Eight yours ago Mr. Tomlin-
dnt had charge of all Mr. Edison‘s legal
allairl. Later on the young iawyermude
himself an indispensable to Mr. I-Jdison that
he made him attorney for the electric light
company.
Tomlinson‘s revenue from the company be-
came soon I0 largo that he hired nicely fur-
nished ofllcal at 40 Wall street, and IJtXYNIIB,
“trough his ability, one of the best known
patent lawyers. In July lust'nfr. Edison de’
sired to capitalize the patent of his phono-
graph. His laboratory work kept him so
occupied that he had little time to devote to
bouillon details. Whether at the suggestion
of Mr. Tomlineon or some one else does not
transpire, but Mr. Edison engaged E. T.
Gilllland, a practical electrician, at a salary
0130.000 a year, to help raise the money nee.
emery. The agreement was that he
should receive 150 sham of stock in the
new company and Tomlinson 300 shares.
(lilllland and Tomlinson worked hard to se-
cure the cash, and finally interested Jesse ll.
Lippiucott, of Pittsburg, in the scheme.
One day the tire called upon Mr. Edimn
and infonned him that they had been uttered
£300,000 for the invention. The [trufcgor
was not satisfied with this often
He believed his contrivnnce to be worth
more. On asking his agents if they could
secure no better terms they are said to have
nnsurcd him that 8500,01) was the limit.
“The Wizard,” after much hesitation, agreed
to these terms. Tomlluson drew up a bill of
sale, the Cash was paid and the valuable in-
vention became Mr. Llppincott‘s property.
The Pittsburg gentleman lost no time in
forming a corporation. He interested C. A.
Cheet'er, the rubber dealer of this city, and
Pennsylvania. capitalists in the enterprise,
and the stock Went off like hot cakes, Messrs.
Tomlinson and Gillilund being permitted to
retain the shares ngrcel upon at the outset,
The North American Phonogrnpb company
was incorporated and the bllkkllf‘llllt‘l’s m-ro
laughing in their alcoves at the ridiculously
low price at which they had purchased the
phonograph, when rofcsavr Edison was
given '11 tip that not only astonished, but
finally grieved and enraged him. It. was that
Mr. Lippiucott bad actually paid $750,000 in-
atcadof $500,000 to Messrs. 'I'omliuson and
Gilliland. '
Immediately the inventor instituted an
Investigation for the purpose of ascertaining
where the additional 83.3),000 had gone to.
It took him not a great while to discoverthat
Tomlinsen bad charged not less than 862,500,
and some say $70,000, for the onerous task of
drawing up the bill of sale. Whether Gilli-
000 or had divide-l it with 'i‘omlinsou the
reporter's informant was unable to positively
state. Profemor Edison was loath to believe
that he could have been tricked by a man
whom he had liftcl from comparative ob-
scurity and poverty to no inconsiderable
fame and wealth. lie summoned 'I'omlinson
to his presence, and that gentleman indig-
nantly denied that be had in any way
wronged him. "The “'imrd," nevertheless,
prwecded to sift the thing to the bottom.
Further inquiry resulted in his gaining pop
session of affidavits, which he presented be-
fore the law committee of the Edison com-
pany. This consists of cx‘Jndgc Noah Davis,
chairman; Edward H. Johnson,- president of
the company; Charles Sniithers and Mr.
Wright of Drexel, Morgan 8; C0. Both Pro-
the committee and told their stories.
A member of it is said to have remarked
that sufficient evidence was deduced to at
least prove Tomliuson guilty of a serious
breach of professional honor, in misrepresent—
ing a transaction to a client, than which
ofl’ense none is regarded more base by the
members of the bar.
Whatever may have been the character of
the committee's report it apparently was not
complimentary to Mr. Tomlinson, for three
weeks ago he was compelled to sever his rela-
tions with the company, and with that an
Income variously mtimtcd at from $30,000
to 850,000 a year.
Mr. Gilliland is no longer associated with
the Edison company either. With neither of
them is Mr. Edison now on speaking terms.
On the other band, it was asserted yesterday
that suit would be brought very soon to as-
cutain what right Messrs. Tomlinsm a: Gilli—
Iand have to the $50,030 they are declared
to have cleared by reason of the phnnagmph
sale.
PLUCK AND LUCK.‘
A Newspaper nan Saree Another, and la
Rewarded by a Fortune.
Bumosrox, N. J., Jan. lit—George Will-
iam Kirby, a newspaper man well known
throughout South Jersey, and later residing
at Vmoland. has received a nice little fortune
from an old gentleman formerly of Wood-
. bury, who recently died at Chicago.
About six years ago Mr. Kirby saved the
Iifeol the 0M gentleman, who had been at-
‘W by two highwaymen. Mr. Kirby
, wswalkinzalonzthoWestJersey railroad,
about midnight, when he heard cries of
“Martial” ' from the turnpike
adjoining, between, Woodbury and Weat—
villa Koren over totberead,and seeing.
mmattackingathhd heaeixedapieket
mm the fenooand etmckone of the robbem,
hocking him insenalbla to the ground, when
theothctooktehieheeia Assistiugtheold
insatiable bedshoreturned withaconetablo,
boundtheinjuredrobberhadescaped.
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NNNSVLVANIA LIGlSLATURE.
Mlle Introduced and I'l‘uKIVM'l in Be.-
ato and blow.
Haantsscuu, I‘a., Jan. tit-tr Lho house
Ill. following billn were reported favorably;
Joint rtwlutinu Ill‘t‘lllmill“ nuwulluicut to
mutation, almiishing poll int:
(living blcyclee and lrlf‘yl‘ltli tho saute
“labia as ordinary couvcyaulw.
Authorizing the payment to organizations
l'lllull have begun the erection of menu-
Itonta on Gettysburg battlefield of the $1,500
tppruprintmi by the last legislature, as well
u regimen“ which had not commencml the
Wooden of their monumenta.
little were negatively reported authorising
udgee to neutenco persona muviclul of inur-
tor in the tlrst degree to life iiupriwnment
m the reconunonlbition of the jury; requir-
ng mil-otters to collect tire statistics; remov-
ng a number of restrictions contained In
the Sunday law (Lennon: bill).
A bill was introduced providing punish-
nent for sending threatening lettcru.
Bimini orders were made for curly image
if bill for government of third class cites,
providing for iinal manage Jan. ":0.
Next Tuesday was final for llnnl considers,
.ion of the prohibitory amendment.
Mr. Luil'crty. of Allogbcny, lntrmlucoi a.
bill rciativctotite corporation of pawwnger
'ailwuy companies, after [in-scribing the
node of int-oniornting commutes. it pro
rides nothing inthls act shall be construed
as a release of any restrictions now editing
ipun any paw-tiger railway mmpnny us to
.he amount of fare it is cutitiel to charge.
WHITE CAPS AT SHAMOKIN.
‘crrlbio Experience 010110 of Their \"lo-
time-A Ilolgn of Terror.
Simmons, I'n., J an. lb.-—Tltomua linguc,
if Coal ltun, a small mining village Ilit‘m
niles cast of this place, was whipped by
White Caps Thurslny night and thrown into
I crook with n ropenround his body and kept
submerged until he was nlnmst «lend Three
minors on their way home from work up-
aroachcd tin-spot where the outrage was being
Jemetrated and were continued to stay on
the scene until the White Caps executed their
vengeance, the leader informing the minors
but one of the band had noticed Hague early
11 the evening attempting to commit an as-
tault on ngirl coming to Shnuiokin. Great
ixcitcment prevails in this place and Coal
Township.
Yesterday morning a number of town
seopie received warnings to stop indulging in
lrunkenness, gnmblinge. etc., or they Would
ocoivc a visit from the White Cups.
01] the outrkirte of Milton, the night bo-
lero, two white men and a negro “‘crc taken
irom their cabin, tied to true, and received
t terrible lashing from a number of miliikt‘tl'
non calling themselves White L'nps.
SOLD A FORTUNE FOR A DOLLAR.
A New JI-rat'y Man Looking for Illa Share
in a Pennsylvania I'utcnt.
Laxcasrm, l’u, Jan. l‘J.—-Brown dc
ileusel, attonicys for Lambert D. Boltin, of
Newark, N. J., have filed a bill in equity
Igainst Henry Martin, of thiscity, manufnct~
Jrcr of a brick making machine that has
found sales in every part of the civilized
world and has made a 'mint of money for its
manufacturers. linltin claims that on March
:6, 1867, he sold to Martin for 8i a rough
nodelof a brick machine, with the under-
.taudiugthnt Martin was to perfect It, 9..»
sure a patent at his own expense, and that
'or every improvement made by either they
were to share upmlly in the profits. Baltin
oat sight of Martin and supposrxl the ma-
:hiuc amounted to nothing until recently,
when he saw Martin's advertisement in The
Scientific American. He has mused a United
States marshal to subxxexm Martin to appear
,n the circuit court of the United States at
an. March term with a statement of the busi-
nzs and profits, and to show cause why lint—
.in should not receive one—half the profits on
til the machines manufactured and sold since
.867.
EXClTEMENT AMONG FARMERS.
300m In Burlington County. 5. J.. Land
Owing to Discoverice of Clay.
Mot'xr Hour, Jan. lit—The recent dis—
sovery of a bed of valuable clay, such as is
.tscd in making crucibles and the like, on the
Atkinson farm, between here and Burling-
ion, has causol a boom in farm land such as
was never dreamed of a few weeks ago. The
Atkinson farm quadrupled in value the day
After the discovery of the clay, which is of
fine quality, and forty fwt in thickness in
tome plum-s, and the Trenton pottery men
say it is ns‘good a depostt us they have Seen
anywhere.
Since tin-n the nuiglilmring farmers have
been boring for clay in every direction, and
Ire as much excited over It as if their farms
were unalerlaid with gold. The few who
ridiculed the idea at first have also caught
the fever, andflinve men employed in pros—
:iecting nearly eVery day. The stratum was
iguin struck, about 2:!) yards north, on an
ad joining farm, and if the excitement kecpt
1p it is safe to say there will be no crops
raised in that section next summer. A com-
pany is now being formed to build a pottery.
YALE'S RECORD BROKEN.
the Clans of '90 Loads with 104 Honorary
Appointments.
Nuw Ilavzs, Jan. lit—The class of ’90 of
Yale has broken the recon] for high stand-
mg by securmg it» honorary appointments.
The appointments were announce-.1 as fol-
.ows: '
Philosophy—August L. Ammermuu, Syra-
znse; Frederick Bedell, Moutclair, N. J.; W.
A. Decanip, Cincinnati; L S. Haslnm,$tam—
lord; C. I’. Small, Pawtucket.
High Oratlons—Il 8. Baldwin, New Ila-
ven; F. T. Brooks, New Haven; John Crosby,
Minneapolis; Waiter Dennis, Brooklyn; H.
l'. Fowler, Poughkeepaie; G. W. Godney,
Newburg, N. Y.; C. H. Hamill, Chicago; E.
P. Joslin, Oxford, Mash: Yale Kneeland,
Brooklyn; W. A. McConnell, Beaver, Pa;
F. St Mear Cottage City. Mass. ; S. N. Home,
North wti'oamck, N. fL; ll. L. Manger,
Dayton, 0.; Henry Opdykc, Plainfleld, N.
1.; N. T. Porter, Jr., Montclair, N. J.
, Tammany Hall Elections.
New Your, Jan. )9.-—'I‘he Tammany hull
organization committee last night elected,
Thomas F. Giiroy, permanent chairman;
John Ila-Quads, Peter Kehr, Thaddeus Mt»
dartyand George W. Belyea, vice chair-
men; John B. McGoldrich, reading sea-e-
tary; John G. Meyers, recording secretary;
John J. German, treasurer. Richard Croker
was choeeu chairman of the finance com-
mittee; W. BourkeCockran chairman of the
mferencs committee, and Charles Steclder’
cometary of the permanent organization coni-
mittee. A committee consisting of Gen.
Pryor, Thomas C. T. Grain. It. E Deyo,
W.W.Ooohand John Cochrane wae ap
pointed to continue the attack on trust:
Murdered by a Bootbieol},
Bacon“, Jen. 19.-John Madonna-r-
tutderinbehfaire Brothere' liquor store on
Hakim-taut, Brooklyn, was stabbed in
theleftbreaet by Jim Grab-m. a colored
aeotblack, and died shortly afterward
huh-mendruuk and asleep in the bar-
”whenllueilcaw him and ordered
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W-rwmw . .qu-
onus BILL AGREEDT
But It Is Somewhat DEV’lgured
by Amendments.
l‘lllIDWINU 'I'III'. DWIW UPI-3N.
I‘orrllnrlee Will soon Como Trooping In.
The {Innate Agroc- tn the sugar “utility
Amendment, on Which Mr, Quay Yum
with tho "enumerate—other Molten.
Wasnixnros, Jan. ltI.—-—'I'ho house con-
tinued the discussion of the territorial tul-
tnisaiou bills.
A vote was taken immediately taken upon
“in Mat-Donald’s substitute. which enilullee
the main features of the omnibus bill, but
orovidea for the immediate admission of
south Dakota It was rejectcd, Mr. Mac
[humid and Mr. Tarsncy being the only
Ucnnwrats voting in its favor.
Mr. Springer otforod an aim-tidinent to the
minibus bill providing that. if a division of
Dakota lauuthoriwd and a majority of all
the votes cast at the election provided for in
the act shall be in favor of the Sioux Falls
.‘olistiiutiou of 15%, it shall be the duty of
the convention which may amicable at Sioux
Falls to resubmit to the poopin- uf Houlll litt-
rota, for rnttlicntion or rejection, the Sioux
Falls «institution of H6, and also the ar-
zlt-ics wparntcly submitted at that time, in-
:luding the selection of the temporary seat of
government, with such changes as relate to
'.hc name and boundariee of the provided
tutu, to tho reapportionment of the judicial
Aid legislative districts, and such other
Illil ndun-nts as may be necessary to comply
I'll h the provixinna of this act.
Mr. linker (‘3. Y.) and Mr. Henderson
filllsJ tiptlltl! in favor of the senate bill.
Mr. Cu: (K. Y.) said that the object of the
amendment was to permit the people of South
Dakota to decide for thomselwa whether
:hey dcsimi toratify the Sioux Falls con-
t'clitiuti.
Mr. Springer said that the election took
place on the first Tueedny in November. On
that day the pwplo of North Dakota would
vote upon the («institution Ho assumed that
90th Dulll'itas vmuld ratify their rt-stxictivo
mnstltntiona. T be president could not re-
vive olllcinl information of the fact before
Dec. 1. Within a week thereafter urngrcsa
would meet, and both states could be ad'
pitted together. '
(in motion of Mr. Perkins (Knit) Mr.
<pringo’wr‘e amendment was amended so as to
provide that if the Sioux Falls constitution
a ratified by the [ample of Smith Dakota tho
)rcsidcnt shall issue his proclamation do»
:lnring the state of South Dakota admitted
Mlle Union. ,
Mr. Springcr'e amendment, as amended,
was then agreed to.
On motion of Mr. Toolo a sunilnr provision
relative to the admission of Montana was
:mbodied in the substitute.
The house than agreed to the omnibus bill
ins amended! as a substitute for the senate
aill by a vote of 133 to 120; and the senate
oil], as amended, was then primal—ill yous
:0 in hays.
The Monte continuel discueeion of the
writ! bill, and agreed to the clause granting
e bounty of one cent a pmmd to sugar pro-
Iucunt by a vote of 2!? to '23, after a long do
new as to the constitutionality oftlze amend-
)icut. ’
Mr. Payne voted with the Republicans and
Mr. Quay with the Democrats.
The amendment world.» that until
April, till). there shall be paid to the pro-
luccr of sugar testing not has than 80
ingrecs by the [alarm-um, from inmte, wr-
ghum or sugar cane, grown within the Unitol
hates, a bounty of one cent per pound,
.indcr such rules and regulations as the com—
missioner of internal revenue shall prmcribe.
Mr. Ilnle prcseutul the credentials of Mr.
Frye for the wtiatorinl term beginning
March 4 next. They were placed on tile.
ISGAILs [tars lonrox To (mom
Vice president-elect Morton, ncmnipanio'l
)y Iir-prcsoutativo Phelps, of Soil: Jersey,
appeared upon the floor of the house at .'l p.
11., and remeivcd an ovation from the Iizpulk
.icnn members. He took it place immediately
it the rear of the rails on the Republican
ride, and was introduced to members by Sir.
Phelps. Many Democrats were numng thorn
who took Mr. Morton by the band.
At :izlb p. in. Mr. Phelps entered the senate
and spoke to Senator IIisr'ock, who withdrew
with him from the chamber. In a few min-
utes they returned escorting Mr. Morton.
The first of the senators to greet him as he
uttered at the east door of the chamber was
Senator Sherman.‘ Senator Quay quickly
followed, and for Several minutes M r.
Morton lit-H quite a levee.
Mr. Morton's reception made some noise in
the chamber, and Mr. Ingalis rapped the
future [trembling officer of the senate Murder.
He then retired to one of the couches, where
he sat in conversation with Senator Sherman
for some time.
rizxsmx Llamas.
The housecimmittee on invalid pensions
agreed to report favorably eight private pen-
iiun bills, and Monday next was at for the
:onsiderution of a bill to increase the pension
:rf soldiers who lost both arms. The cases of
this kind are but few, only twenty—one being
known at present.
Next suspension day the bill grunting a
[tension to Irene Rucker Sheridan, widow of
Gen. I’. II. Sheridan, will be called up and an
emleavor to [man it will be made. The rate
of pension fixed by this bill is_$;},.‘i00 a year,
New Jersey Can't Have Them Now.
NEW YORK, Jun. 19.-Inspector Byruee
told a reporter yesterday that while there
was abundant evhlence to convict the negro
burglars, Taylor and Tiighmau, of any num-
ber of burglaries in New Jersey, there was
also evidence equally clear and strong that
they had being doing a wholesale business in
their line in this city. He said that they
would not be sent to Sew Jersey until New
York justice was done with them, and by
that time they would be so well advanced in
years that it would be hardly worth while to
send them over there. In pursuance of thin
policy the inspector sent the rascals to the
E550! Market Police Court yesterday after.
noon, where they were held in 81,500 bail on
each of three several charges of burglary,“
the girl, Jennie Webster, was held in the
name ball as a receiver of stolen goods. They
were locked up in default of bail.
Eulogy Instead of Couture.
Ron, Jan. lit—The Moniteur publishes a .
denial of the report that the pope recently
admonished the American bishops on account
of the progrceeof Socialism among American
Catholics On the contrary, The Moniteur
says his holine- eulogiaed the meal and
activity of American Catholics ln'npholding
Catholicism and combating everything an-
tagonistic thereto.
Indicted for the Ills! Bun Die-our.
Hana! Cucn, Pa..Jan. I9.-'I'be grand
jury in the Mud Run was returned true
bills of indictment again! Major, the engi-
neer, and Hannigman, a Dagmar). Theo-e-
Conductors Terry and Keithline,
and the Iookouts, Mulberue and Pond, were
the caste being placed upon the
county. The court adjotunal the case to
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l equator and Builder.
l'E-ins furnished and Estimatm elven.
Jobbing of all lunch [promptly attended to.
him Ann meet. new 393:!»
P. 0. x “3. Win Kuwait Ct
J R. 83"31051),
a
' . '
Builder and Len tractor.
Writ one by the day or manner.
”me (no: a: [£3th St. on the". PM. Box til.
- ATBN'I’S.
(5. I! Bb'lhti’l'os,
Wuhlngton. I). C.
Ten years in United scum» intent (taste.
(the! “aide to in venture matted y‘m;
iiiilllilltlllt nil Headlines.
Do not buy swan-sent m Delirium no. any
phmngrapb. bongo direct tn the chow mm of
. W. Bales, Water street. Email; and “tier! one
at! mph.“ and you will not be (I mama! in it!
examine Dealer iaaii kind! of milu'mg rm
and Cemetery sort.
I’. “V. 13.1'1‘1‘3. ".
[In porch-ed the admin right for Newark
and South Roar-ll: to use the MM! Electric
Vibrator, and extract! teeth fitbmrrin, and free
of any extra charge tram in! teeth a
specialty. Ollioeend nrh‘xncculjmatnglahodiu
meamm. communities. file-
.iouu u. 8mm,
~ u tutu.
MAID STREET. SOUTH. HURWALK
mm
.1... %
[haul-er In
I‘. ’. Pet. once
1378 to 1383.
on... 486 Main lifter;
DEA LEii ! ’
ant, SATURDAY, JANUARY 19. 1889..
K“
ED
(lood Prints at til cents.
.. . . van... ........i.......w m... ”mum...“
TIC
Fruit of the Loom, Lonulule and Andmscoggin Muslin 7i ccntn.
Atlantic A. Continental C. and Nashua It. Muslim at 7 cents.
Standard Prints at 5 cents.
Ame-hoax Dress Ulnghame, new styles, at 8 cents.
Those are strictly cash prices and we would advise all who are needing Dry bloods and Carpets to improve this opportunity.
Scofield. 6: Hoyt,
3 Gazette Building. Nenwvnlk, Conn.
Indigo Prints at it cents.
iii-illicit Bill.
LillillE Biliil Milli,
[min prim tine bakers, viz: t'ncle ‘Sirk. Ditch-
oee.Nonnetdie, Our 0wn,"Couict A." &c. Aim
The Great American Healer,
Thatcircr- univcrul eatlafsrtfon, an int) familial
can tcmi'y in this city. A full but: of
China, White Granite,
Agate, Glass,
Iron, and Tin Were.
A fine rultty of
Hanging ill Tllifl Lililli.
fifWe mlirit your inswtion of our amide.
33 Washington St...
ATAN
Reduction of
We give below a few r54 cinch price»:
All 25 cent Iiazr liar an: Stripe 41 cents.
an 6 cl :5 rent wilirge redeem to 5.! cents.
All :0 not only cuttings, red tube: 2’: centre
All '23 cent entangle down to 12}; rate
um 9m! Jackets now so 0).
Seal finance now 3-3”. All 3“ and $50 Wrspi
warned about 3.’ their nine.
this most wonderful sale.
RETU RN FARE.
Pickledloys’t’ers
Oysters, militiamen,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported drapes and Nuts,
FLORIDA minors
CANNED (loans.
[rave your orders for
Pickled Oysters
.11...
H5£P6Ultlwl5§35‘ '
Turkish Prunes for 25¢
Imported Scotch Jams and Marmalade.
I‘rcncli Soups, Edam t'ltezsc, Old English Dairy t7hecsc,l'iuenpple (,‘liccse. '
Choice DairyButter at
28, 80, and 820. per pound.
We im- still rolling the,- [unions
Northfield Creamery Butter
AT 35 0T8. PER. POUND.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
CHARLES E. SEYMOUR,
llUN’l‘ & ZELUi‘i"S.
So. Norwalk.
”Ti-51E ANNUAL 1 , .
RED TICKET SALE
.._—BY .__..
W.B.I-IALL&CQ
BRIDGEPORT,
W111 be opened Jan. 5th,
and all Cranks. filth \‘civcu. Rushes. Manor's. Shirk. Merino I
was Wide, L’mbrellv, tut-iii “titer. Comte, Perfumery,
RED TICKETS
Jewelery, mil be lf'nmilit‘ll in
AVERAGE
25 per cent.
All Panic Clothe. 50 inches wide, were 31.00. fled tick :t price {.9 com.
All Silk il'arp Ilmriettu were 51 m. Reduced to 75 acute.
an Beet Preach Dmiotlse - ere Si ‘5 down to 9’) certs.
' CLOAKS.
3‘90 39:1! Juli-9'3 now $73. sun Sen' Semis) as now 3:11 9250.
$5. Ber-t {'0 Plush Simple-4 5'0
Mm 331. l’vqt l’rlze Ida! sac-pica it; 5). Good Plush Salaries in, tow lBtl $10.0).
NEWMARKETS.
$22 and 9:15 Smith! 3w. Sit! Xewmerkcts down «055.59. 33 and $9 Samarkcw 93.
Short Lengths 8: Remnants.
our trade but been very large through the Holidays std er:
and put pieces of been i; Kidd. Salsa, Vela/Ar, Inuit)" Flannel), ope-m cooking,
Best :20 Punch
have mmuletel upwards of arm ends
Ac, which we have
All over our store astonishing bargains can be made during
All purchnstng to the amount of $l0 will receive FREE
at»
W. B. HALL & (30.,
DAVID
Polished Nationally.
Cherry and Oak fancy
DAVID
Illulfl'flfll'. COX“.
éTow,
F11 r niture.
BARGAINS
In Chamber ignite.
Solid Antique Oik (”timber Suit, 9 pieces, $1.11); formerly cold at “5.00
‘ Mb Cit-min Suite, 8 piece. ream.
TABLES.
‘I‘hrlaat apartment of Antique and fancy covered chairs. Foot Beets, Bucking Cues, etc, for the
HOLIDAYS.
The beat suit. ever sold for the money.
sat-ow,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
up swam. ,
I
‘ndervmtr, Hosiery. balance of (flu ist'
(llouka from 82.00 upwards.
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T S
SCOFIELDATd’L HOYT’S
This sale will be Continued throua'll January to reduce stock belbrc our IIIIIIIIIII Inventory.
mentiona low of the many bargains we ehall otter.
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ALE
We
Hartford Extra Super Inarain Carol-ta, new patterns, at 65 cents.
Tapestry Brussels at 50 cents.
Roxhury lirussele 75 cents.
(If-t \Vasliiugton St.,South Nos-walk, Conn."
I nuke a upwind)- of Famy .
, d M" prism. 'I'hc alum mil: r“
l [imm- and shoes and Itubivcri of Mary (It'rt‘rlplitrn.
COME ONE,
till-Ill Bln'llt'l'llllll
$15000
STOCK TO BE SOLD.
GRAND OPENING SALE
THE NEW STORE
——--OF—-—-
C. H. HARVEY,
From Dec. 18, 1888, to .Jan. 15,1889.
ll u‘inz‘mul-i lam-.- prl‘p trt'MnI by incl-chin: 'he 97. z of my store, and putting in a lrge line of W.
goods. I ll-uil that mine is :hc atom a: which to buy your
Bums, Sins, Butlers and Sinus.
pp?” furiltéll‘ilitlfi".ludliit'c'thum in grant variety and at we
at: of all ninth. of t}:.‘tile‘, Invtlcs’, BLV'F. Item'. and Children-
COME ALL.
Priced so low as to be in the reach of all. Be more and avail yourself of this oppmtunlty.
C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Slain St,
South N orwalk.
Jacob M. Layton,
lion Eden.» and “(NSC Agent.
General insurance Agency
Fire, Life and Accident.
Oran Steamship Tickets—(7min and sponge.
[ham for one £ and upwards and Honor Orders to
all parts of Europe.
Rotary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
as Wa-hmgtou 8L, (Next door to Penance)
. 303‘“! ._ .¥9£wfii¥-._ 00“:
American Investment to.
Equitable Life Insurance (‘0.
Farmers been and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Conkllu Mortgage Trust (30.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate (tines
Insurance.
TAYLOR I GOLDEN. Ag”.
Rral £52.21ch Insurance Agency, South Not'tvalk,
‘onn.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
“ZR-IONS deéirotts of obtaining life insurance at
actual met, fibunid wr.te for circular: to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
233 Broadway, New York.
This Smitty claims that for eix years the cost to a
‘ member of middle age IXJL‘ been
Less Than Twrlvc Dollars a Year
for fish thousand dollars of insurance. div 4m
Insure Your Life
On the Endowment Plan.
A nun at age 022': would probabi need insurance
for twenty or twenty-live ycm ut because he
needs it torthnt time is no tween why he should
stipulate tokeco irup during the whole life time.
[It has over eight huudml chances in a thounnd of
living more than twenty years and nearly eight
hundred in a titanium! of living twenty-five years
Iii-muse his or 1:2! are to bright be than it not
neglect to provi cfor the chances of dying-which
are unpicuflnlly numerous-by a liberal insurance
on mine.
ISSUES IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0? HARTFORD.
8. S. unoxmmu.
I Bonthxorwnlk.
1!
BEE HIVE.
LADIIES’ AND GBX'I'S’ DISIND IIALI.
GO to the Bee Hive when you are hungry or dry,
for you can get a good square mml or lunch
at all hours at prime so that you can word it and
go again Our drinks are Tea. Come and Milk.
either hot or cold. all kinds of Tom mace Drinkr,
Aim Table Board. or Board and ' by. the
day or week. (‘omc and aloe for yourself! t II in
just like home and we will y and make on feel at
baggie. prectfu‘lly, 'I'llE BE DIVE.
a’ an
Human Nature on the Rack!
yeti Le "
our for suffering from
mine-arrest. scriutnu.
flimw 1'1""
hillt“iiiiil _
command Invent unio-
20
{95°
acne. when the meet air-ti
nltc wee are cured b
using HILL'S RIIEUHA -
IC PILLS. They are mm
of harmless roots-
are one of the best Line
and Family I’oraatxe Pills
inihe Market. Tetlmoni-
a box of these pills by undying to me. and I agree
to forfeit "if Dollars for e failure to care after
a fair it'll. hie is no 1p Eagle Pull, but a
etateerentof facts. Sold by all dealers in Drugs
and uedicim,lnd in Norwalk by o B I’laietnd
Price, 2'; cents per box, five boxes for Si 00.
man 0. a. BILL, Proprietor. Portland. In.
3
GRIA’I’ DEIBDIIS combined in flair’e S
of Tar. Wild Cherry and [Inbound the P
W8!!! Indians lather-art as is
aboule.’ Itpte invaluable for Creep idllm
;. byall The e In
ale tin-bend bytbonaande! I will send an [rm .
A RECENT
$10,000.00
Tontine or Club Payment.
—.——Q..————.
A .\' ILLUSTRATIOX of the beaten- of tour
mg on the Mutual Tontine or Club Plan of tho
A"
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION,
137' Broadway, New York,
1 .
we (are below a list of beneficiarice that participated
in the didtribution of the monazdne from the two
5.0!) t'lube 3 and ‘0', on dathof mu
. G. Jones, of New tort City.
Same. Amount Amount
. Paid in. Waived.
IIK‘SRY E. G. LUT'I'IES ....... “615 m
Lnytics Broa, Importers, N. Y.
EDWARD I). HARRIS ............ M75 fl
Arthizcct. A. T. etewart B-tate,‘S,Y. '
WILLIAI L 3088 ............... mm as
Merrie—t. Bridgeport, Conn :
omens ssosnr ............ new at
Dry Gouda. s. . g
HERBERT ANS’I'BY .............. 190.00 ea
Private Secretary, Judge Hilton. "
ALFRED P. BOILER ............. .19 03 an
Civil Engineer, N. Y.
WESTON L SNYDER ........... “MD 65
Conan-saint: Merchant, N. Y.
I? W.G JrIRES...................EI.&) 05
Paid to Relate. __
same
i _ . l
HERBERT ANS‘I'BY.. .. .. ....fl§9.ill 8m ‘4:
Prime Secretary. Judge Hilton. "
WILLIAM B. S'I'ROSG....... .. .1,” 1.000
Merchant. N. Y.
FREDERICK W. SEYBBL. ,.. “MI, W}
Wholtalle’liilincry, N. Y. ’5
Boats L ows'rnuzv ....... mm m l
- Lock lanufactory, Brooklyn. ‘
P.W.G.JOX&§................ 131.” 1,”
Paid to finale. ——
‘—_— i
New You, July H. In. ‘
Rune Benefit Arm-fallen, New York. 17. Y.
Cumulus: [take haunt:
receipt of checque for £65, amount of -
doemeonthedcathofoneoftha m d u,
club in yourAseocratim.’
I can mound your Association I a dabble
one to be insured in. for ill amputee-lathe”
meet ofclaitna. and its Tor-tine system c a pulp
able investment. Your: very trul ,
mam.
F. A. HAMILTON,
GENERAL A033,,
l’. 0. BOX 827. ‘ .
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Gunman u. anon.
lira-see and Carriage-talctfor at
(mum at Depot to elect All .
hood Turnout-I, at Runnable ‘
Taiwan-cm
Mrs. h A. David
Christian science or In
[”1038 for Teaching
ma Inc. cm
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Norwalk Chronicler