“gooey; Slohn Sherman entered, and he was
:2“ had imm}y 5°le Frye. Blurb gentleman
Yard author!“ CONVI‘I'SItIIm With Gen. Harrison, l
“allusion All. isnn.
The Exit and Entrance oi
Administrations.
PIESIDENTIAL FAMILIES MEET
mm of the Vie. Presidenhllleet and
Faulty—(kn. Katrina Ila: a Huey Day.
(Do-lam Will: the Republican Lead-
Malk About the Cabinet.
eraoron. Feb. 2‘: leinl owning Lien-
oral and Ira narriiton «we the guiou uI
Wand In. Cleveland at dinner. No
«harm were printout save 01w, Mn. Fol-
”, In. Cleveland‘ii mother. The man» on
the Inuit Itdo of the corridor ii-ero brilliantly
illuminated, but Prmident and Mm Neva
hadraoelved their dintiiiguisbod visitors in
inbred parlor. Ilcm there were several large
hawk of cut dowen', but no upcdid effort was
made at decorations
Upon entering the building firiieral and
lira. Ilarrimii left aside their viral» and were
immediately whflrfll lllln llin furl parlor,
whermaflera {cw minute» i hot, the [arty
wallird acrmm the mrri-lnr and colored the
private dining room In the White liuiiw.
There was an utter abaeiii-e of _all toriiiulity,
and the dinner party seemed :I chann- supper
at live old familiar friend». The tlm'fll‘lflltlm
of the dining momwcn-quite pretty. The
could place on the table was a circular
basket of flowers studded with long stemmed
niagna eharta roan
Mn. Cleveland Were a gun n of light blue
Iilk, bmcaded in aniall iii-u- rosehuds, with
alcove- and front drain-ties of light than
crapeand almuliler kinda" of bronze given of
molraribbui. A neelilun- was her only or-
amt.
In Harrison‘s goon was of black velvet, i
finished with a frill of point lace at the neck, .
which wal cut Vahaped. A diamond star.
was faatanodon a hand of black velvet around ’
the throat.
The Arlington lobbies are conxtantly
crowdedto their utmost capacity With the
gathering politicians They come from the
east, from the north and from the west, but
Very few of them appear from the south
New York In very ably represented. There
are Republicans front all the factions present,
and each and every one has a mggei'ition to
make, and is willing to make it to Gen. Iiar’
riaon either personally or through some third
party.
Among the first of the genernl's callers
who arrived—by the way, before he mm.
pletad his rimming niealwwcre Coiigrmnnen
Baker of New York, Long ot Mmsuchioetta.
and Stewart of Vermont. They did not n»
maiuloug, and immediately after they left
t
* bislalm with the WW h
We! It. Plait.
Gm. Harrison has made only one sprain
Iantelueebis iii-rival iii-re. Hr. lbw-ill, the
tarot the Arlington hotel, when» he
stumping, reqimtad him in riigngzi‘ it much-
tnaal'or the tmuily of the ow utiu- inun-
alon. Albert Hawkins. ii coiiml man, Who
has been driving prmiilonta N'uuli-‘l atnvo tho
time of Abraham Lincoln. who appuntml.
and Albert la l’iti‘vlutlg tho congratulation»
of his- fi lends.
During iii-vialt to (hm. Harrie-u Radiator
Sherman nvcoiiiiiieiidod the apimutiiwntof
Hunawr I’iiliiwr toa )mitiuii iii Ilii' (\Ilvlllltl,
and It- a n-ssult of this, it in Hullfil that it but
been drtcriiiiiicd by Ut‘lt. Herriwii to invite
Senator Palmer to take Miller the war or
agriculture portfolio. The Niill‘t'o of this in
formation is curb an to giw it more than the
ordinary weight to be attached tot-abiiii-t
rumor! at this time.
PANACEA FOR LABOR TROUBLES.
The Reading Ntrike lnvutlgatlng I'd--
nilttaa 'l'blalt They Have Dim-overrd It.
Wasnmiros, Feb. tin-Tin- house glacial
cominithse to investigate the labor troublee
incident to thi‘ Reading railroad utrike in
Pennsylvania in in»? iinhmittul a report.
It in signal by Martin Tillman, Andermn
and Stone. Mr. Anderaoti ”drum! hilniielf
to the preparation at the mmrt primer. and
Mr. Tillman to die reunites iiiiggosted to him
in the mum of investigathia. The two re
ports are. very elaborate, (wivering over it!)
closely printed pagea. Mr. Tillman divides
the reniedim into state and national. The
data by estimating the taxing power and
police power, ti a report holds, can do much
to prevent labor troubles. The national reui-
odiea are put under the following heads:
Firet-thibit intuntate carrieni engag-
ing Iii mining or manufacturing.
Hwondwl‘rolibit strikes and lorkouta on
railroads.
Third—«Prohibit the t'ullwllilullull of par-
allel or mnpetiiig liner.
Fourth—Aimiish or wiiwrnrily suspend
the duty on bituminous coal.
The Morton Family Arrives.
Wasin nouns, i" 'h. zen—Vice i’rmiilmt-elwt
Morton, Mm Morton, their five children and
attendante reached the Baltimore and You»
mac depm at 3:50 yesterday afternoon. It
was raining heavily, but revere! hundred
people were in waiting. They Werniiiet by
(‘hainnan Britten, Juulgo Mi'l'aiiimmi and
Gen. Williams, of the inaugural iwnntuittea
The party was rapidly driven to the Arling—
ton hotel and ushered to the apartments pre—
pared for them. 'I'beparlor table coiitainenl
a half dozen handsome huh-tn of iiowvmi, the
gifts of yammul friends. An hour after his
arrival Mr. Morton sent a mes-rage to Urn.
Iiarrisrm notifying him of his arrival, but the
two distinguished men did not meet until
late in the evening. Mr. Morton left the
hotel at 7 o’clock and visited friend-9 until It).
.\ (‘oiiaular Agent Murdered.
\I’nniiixoms, Fob. :a'w'nu- president sent
to congrei-a, in reply to a home mutilation, a
batrh of corrawndmw mutaining eighty-
,of the Ill‘flll and dying xvi-re fearful.
i hedepnrtod kept his own counsel
3%: greed to talk about his visit.
eon“monvthiii time on the callers came thick
that “In, and before 1 o‘clock more than fifty
addadthi'“ ushered in and out. Mr. Thomas,
“munch, was among the tint of the cabinet
Dell’s flat/J put In an appearance. Sena-
other k , who is apokm of secretary of the
”day, and whose chances for the cabinet
Bret lion have each day brightenml, was
. myrly visitor. lie merely cullel to pay
' the aspects, and had no conversation with the
a be hunter of an American ni'limner called the
resident-elect regarding the composition of ,
cabinet. ‘
reuuintagbnt about five minutes, Among "
the other callers were H. Clay Evans, Repre-
sentative Iodge, Representative Kean, Clark
E Carr, Senator IIanny, Gen. Drum, I’.
Woodmfl’, K R. Shield, Senator Mitchell,
Senator lilac-wk and (ta—Senator Saunders.
Senators Davis and Sabin did not make
thlrthreatened onslaught upon cx‘Senator
Window, and it is understood now that the
idea has been abandoned The belie-f in wide
that Gen. Ilnrrivm has decided abur
lately that the Minna-sum man abidibebii
mutiny of the Ucaaury. Sir. Windom was
prmeut,aml had a long conversation with
Col. Wt F. Shepard in the lobby of the
hotel. Ilia every movement was eagerly
watched, and thousands of men who had a
speaking acquaintance with him during his
Klein Washington seized an omen—trinity to
nuke themselves solid with the probable acc—
retary of the treasury, and to renew old
aaruaiutance.
THE CABINET MAKERS AT WORK.
Mare from All hides In Favor of Plan.
Plates that Have Been filled.
Waumxoros, Feb. zit-Aft" the arrival .
(1 Vice President-elect Morton he, with other
friend! of Mr. I’Iatt. had a mnfcn-ncc, at
which it was decided to notify Gm. IIurrinou
that Mr. Platt would accept the cilia; of sec—
retary of the navy.
Senator Quay, who is auxiom to have the
trouble in New York settled by the admis'via
ofboth M and Miller into the mimic-t,
made a Ingestion to the president‘eiert which
was not receiver! with much favor.
Mr. Plan has been willing all along to ac-
cept the [nominee department, considering it
nextiurank to the treasury” a pointed
niachine,‘aud when Gen. Harrison informed
If. H'Ioock that it was impossible to give
New York the treaiiury, the latter asked the
parodies department for Mr. l’latt.
Harrison told him the department had al-
ready been tendered to and accepted by Mr.
Wanamaker, and before he could consider
Ir. Platt’s name in that connection the lat-
ter’a friends would have to persuade Mr.
Qiny toaooept W other [Maori for the
great Philadelphia. . .
Ir. Quay was approached by Mr. Hismck
aimr theiatter’s return to Washington, but
hapuuuptorily refused to midis the mat-
tc. He wanted Mr. Wanamaker at the head
dtliaannyof 60,000 postmaster; Now, in
ads to nthfy New York, Mr. Quay is will-
“his" Ir. Wanamaker transferred to
III-filer. Ir. Harriaondoat not receive
that-mot: favorably; first, banana Mr,
liable Ia- aooeptad the portfolio, and
”It. Wanamakerisnotalawyer.
‘l'ba “yet the interior has toaitaaa
”todaeidacaauof patent hw, landlaw,
paint: kw and various cilia legal cem-
flleatial, and the head of that department
diouidbeaamuohofajuristaitbe attorney
”at.
It. Quayauggeated that Mr. Noble might
hum-faredtotbeattomeygeneral'sofiioe
mtIaIWaaamakuconkl aelact aomeflrlt
hula-yer aaa-btaat'iea-etaryof theta-
Wfl‘phkntothedutyof
”agadtadthefactthatZ-Chaflah
o M will" 0! W,
mwm-k'rcrmnd yet madeoneof
,bwwfiamwm gov-
‘wfi' hehrougbtfroui
~mawitkkualr. 0.me of 9..
: mmhmmmw
. camsbafnvelilm
“Bulimia-taken the maturation-
add-rattan
4,, . Hi‘thbw, with Mrs. Blaine, called later, 3
dog and (Tia-:1 out in a t‘ltlltllaii treble; "I
Gen. ‘
eighty eiic-lmnrm of 375 type written page-n.
, touching rwcnt affairs in Sin-Ingmar. In
Secretary Buyni'd's letter to the president he
i state: that aimi- the rcwptinn of ['tiited States
6 Consul (.‘wnpu :zk dispatch or on. r.» last
i from Tamatnve. limingaerar. the department
has been iiifvrn. ~.l of the killing of )Ir. Stan—
,wood, the Unit 51 Status «minilar agent at
' Andakuhc, bye mun named Dii Verge, said to
, Solitaire. 1L6 in: ai-munto "I tth’ incident in
the "mansion of the department are as yet
imperfect it Wlil be mam-usury to make it the
subject of a further conuniuiimtiou. "
Bidding Mr. ('Iavelialul (loud-By.
Wasiiixu‘t-ix. Feb. :y‘r-lgfiflliw the dis—
agrecalrle- mother prevailing. the, president's
public I't‘r't'lill‘il: um attended by about «it»
persons, an lillllfllal number for t'gese aflaim.
It has not yet I-v-n elm-idol whether the pront— .
dent will hold another public rweptimn before .
having the White Home. ”or little boy,
about :5 yearn obi,cinbrnml the ymidmt‘s
voted for you" The brought a broad smile
to the president's face. "I want to use 51m.
Clevelaml," mid the youngster again. "I'd
like to see her, too," replied the preablant.
2"wa every p, rmii that .‘lltflrk bands. baili- l
Mr. Cleveland "goal—by." '
“1" .Vol .‘ltrliil the "all.
“’asmso‘ros. I‘i-ii. :7. ~ )i'citiirr Mrs.
Cleveland nor anyoi the belies of the cabi.
net of Mr. Cir-iciuiid will attend the inaugu-
ration ball. “ll that night Secretary “'hitr
my will gin.- f: theatre party to witness a
perfornmiiise oi Mary Andi-mm. The mem-
bers of the u-nliinct and the I’t’fllflt'mlifl’ mem—
burned the rctlnlt' and boom Will be invited to
jointiw party with their wives. Ufl’nllnie‘
a cum-ddrralile number of wuata yrs and repre-
Cnflln’ufi and their win-ii will go to tin.- ball
in prefermw, many of them having; already
pun-lubed ticker; and made Im‘lmllflfl to
witnmi that quadrennial tipfl'twsll'.
[light "all“ for (iovrrmnent Work. i
“Jams-mos. Feb. :3.-—The him nanniit- l
lee on labor authorized a favorable report on ‘
a bill providing for the enforcenwnt of the
eight hour law on government prendves The
bill prm idea. that all parties cumming for
the mfla’imuincc of work on goveninamt pram
has that! agree that eight twat» hll‘lll cmnt'r
tutea day": we: k.
Idaho and “joining.
Wasniamos, Feb. flit-The senate com
mitteeou territories reported favorably the
bills to admit the territories of Idaho and
Wyoming to stat/timed. The bills providefor
constitutional mmveutirmsand that the ter-
ritortea shall come before «ingress at its next
set-aim and present their wiutitutirm for ap-
[total
Senate and House.
Wasnimvox, Feb. 2&——The senate ycaterv
dayagreed totbe cmferenoe report on the
agricultural apprtmriatim bill, ordered a
new conference on the army appropriatim
bill, and dammed hamana-udmenta to the
interstate manner“? law. The house pamed
the Iad'un appropriatimi bill.
"Inna of lbepnaeutatlve Splint“
“'ntiisrimx, I-‘cb, 2’5. —Rqamentative
Bpinolu. of New York, is finiilned to hi.
roomsfiat the Arlington hotel by a man
cold of three days’ duration.
Philadelphia III-ch.“ Tourists
Nzw Your. ‘eb. Bit—Elie entire Philadel-
phia liaseliail team will sail for Fernandina
on the steamship Han Antonia on Friday.
ham Fernandina the, Philadelphians will
travel overland throughout the auuth, oun—
peting with the home ball clubs. All the
daborately furnished apartments on the
awardeckof the vemel havebaenenga‘ad
fit the minis of the team.
The (.Irl'lcfl-IBIIIIOIL
“Savanna, l‘a, Feb. ail-The fauna] d
victilm of the null) faetu'y ”pinion
teak Plinymfu'dayaftam The“
followed that namin- totliegrava Rina
airliner: dictated at the .71.. All
hill-I rhcu m elm-a Rho at the
Wmhxrisdhtbalbawaaam
““LMi-htwnah cum
5 woum lnI:
I
, i
"mum , .
Terrible Railroad Disaster on
this Grand Trunk.
A I‘l'ld. (‘AB Tl'IlNS .t Ml! lTIiSAl'LT.
It Lands Illabt hide I IO“”.‘IIII”H‘I‘ film-d
on ttiidwh'lne I'll-sang": Killed and
Many “'oiiiiiied-Atlltago l'opiilnco to
the Itearur antral Sunni.
Hr litnmlr. (bit . I-‘ob L". -.-\ terrible ac-
cident. with great Inn: of tile attending ll, he
cumal about Mil yard» rii~i of this station at
tio'clu‘k last night. The tit. luui» (apnea,
due to pain here at 5:nt o‘clock. was late be-
cause ii! hlttlw on the trtu'kh‘ Imu' luiiilim. A!
Paris, llt'cin'ileo vvmtiif here, it stopped for
water, and then the i-ngiiircr iindu mount
the station, whom.- niily duty it Iii in cxunnne
thin-at wheels, funndnutliiiii: wrong with the
train.
The train thunder-HI pint lll'l'l' very fast.
The IlllIllll‘Ill it struck tlw bridge nvvr ll crw-li
that runs under "I“ h‘raiiul 'l'riink road, Tim
ylrilnl‘llbllll llt‘l‘t“, a firm of mu- “f 1|... p“-
giiiv'n driving “luv-l rum-«.1. liIlIl the jar of
gniiigon to the trmiln :zuwtnrniuru it oil
the whwl, Tliv (mull mp s':il:ii.uluii~.
Ito-fore thi- engines-r ruuld rrulm- “but had
lllillln'lit‘ll Ill-4 riigiiie lvit the rail. \lllll‘ll
spread. IUI'I‘itll the the up a» if they tinn-
iwtlipii'ks and tore ilwlt away from the
train behind it, taking with it the luggage
car and tender and cxprme our.
The I'iilliiinii, in which won. iii-at of tlio
pawngeh, was unit. It and the dining cur,
“lilt'll iiiinu-uliiiivly folluwul, wciit i-lmr
Ilil'nllp'll Ilil‘ llllilillu writ-iii 0‘ lb" bri-lgi'.
The l’iilliiuiii, according to the ninl in.» of eye
WIIIII‘IN'F, M'I‘Ilil'll to hang in the air ii nur
lllt'lil 1|!th tin-ii it hogan to topple own
In Ibo liven-lit to flu.- t‘rta'li or rivuli-t. llll'
dcrnoiulh, it turned it (“titliplvlv minai'qiiiit.
ligiitiiigthirty twt la'lvv“ rulit hltlv' up. It
was fllwllt'tl min a ilioiwin-i pm“. th.- rm!
falling in upon the Infilm'IIgi-I‘N within th- car.
who iii tliwlmwit llll‘l ln‘t'li turn-1| lllmltlt'
iluiniinii-l thrown iii-viii the intercom! the
car without a iiiuzin-iil'» unriiiiig of it but um
gum; in Implicit.
Tin-dining car. which Wu» nearly full of
p-oplemtiug, Inlluwhl the I'ulliiiaii, but, iii-
ateml of turning completely over, landed be
low on its end, spilling cu-rylnly. table-s,
«urinary and cooking billh't‘ti iii a limp iii the
end of the car which “its butt-uiimmt.
The first class [WFIIgi'I' rnr whit-h lullulh‘il
the dining war was kept on the bridgi- by the
llm‘, which in tearing up bad pilv-d Iri’nru it,
tvviiipletely mopping its pr- »gn-sa. Iii-- shriek-z
The
dining cur stove wt fin» to the Wmultwnrk
and we. beginning to am], when some one.
with wmulerful presence of mind. left the
wounded while lioextingu'tsliwl the Ilium».
Them was help had aliiiim immediately from
the elation and the surrounding houses, and
the work began uf (vxtriv-ating tha- do-ad and
winindcd.
It was put gettirn,r dark when the accident
“retinal, and this Illnrlv' iiiYii'irsz more mrious
than they otherwise would have been. Inn—
tprns were obtained and hiinnlruls of people,
under the sizu-riuteiuh-n-e of the Grand
Trunk rigutii at “ll“ lllfll't, worked like heroes.
The first deal body taken out was that n! a
woman, Willhb brad had Ind"! crushed in the
Pullman out of all remgitiun. A boy was
taken out of the Pullman next unmmwioua.
He died within ten minutes after. Two men,
oiieuf them with both legs brokcii at the
thigh, the other with in: chest crushed in,
were dragged out of the dining car.
The following is a list of killed and wounded
as far an knmm:
Gauge Itggatt, of Mitchell.
W. DI. Wcmp. of London.
Dr. Swan
A. W. Francis. of “’oriilstcxrk.
Mr. “clean, of tin! firm of Mela-an &
BMTIWF. Detroit, Mich.
Balm. of Inn-Inn.
t'apt. Mnnrr, n Salvation kt.“ from Brunt—
Ini’ll, ,
Mr. Porn, 0' “Relish-Wk.
llurry Angle, fireman.
m {allowing are mori- or im: Mzb’l'l’l‘ly
'I'Immas Ii. lhnitncy, temper-
ance lecturer; lira. and May Jennings, Paris;
Sir. and Mrs. Buddin, Dorrimxtvr; 315. mg.
girth, Ilmsin homo, Toronto: Mrs. Melts-l.
Ingersoll: Elias l'hrifl'w. I’c’mtim‘, Mir-h;
Jams Iiyalop, (mirth-ii; Dun I'mcm-li.
“’mdsbrk; IL W. Knight, ““Wwblifi'k;
John McKinley. Detroit: I’m! limi-
cock, Inn-Ion: ticjrrgv Furbec, New York;
J. It. Marshall and lire. J. It. )Innhail,
Birgitta; John I'. “'ilantl nub-rial), ('lmthmu;
Sim. Evan-i. Hamilton: tie-orge .‘Iargutt,
diningmcmvluctur. Niagara; limb-:1 Iliit. ill,
St. Calhrl'ino'n: “be; Andrews, of Infill-rill;
Mrs. Mr-Inughlan. Inndun; t‘ninliirtnr Rev-
; ell, seriously; D. W. Knni. “mom-k; w,
' g 1!. Bennett, Similar. Shah; Dr. H. humane.
('Iwclaml: A. W. lelt'b, “'iulstaxk; Mn.
’ A. 3. Senthll, 1m mit.
“one With a Pretty Widow.
Xizw Barre-Mien. N. J., Feb. BX—lirn
Henry Stratum. a [rally widow, sold her funii
in Sewmarkr-t Ia~t Saturday for $2M"),
rhipped hereflectu to Sew York, and left the
village. Farmer Michael Kmegcrilinrnpwarul
at thesame time, and it is mnniml that the
fimplfi have sailed to Ucrmany. Kniegcr
Ieavava wife and five mull children. Mrs.
Krueger, age 501W, {mainly of Medium,
L 1., says that she will immediately apply
for a divorce. as she has prim cl claiidmtiue
Ming: between her husband and thewidow.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Dr. Francis Girard. the Philadelphia vet-
ainarian, amused of defrauding the Standard
Mutual Live stock Insurance cmnpany, is
dead from an overdose of opium taken to re
lieve the otfects of a spree.
Fairchild‘a block was entirely mammal in
an hour at Salem, ‘5. Y. Fire started in
ameatshopaud noon reached a numberof
barrels of kenseue in another store intbe
block, and their explosion wrapped the struc-
ture in names.
A midnight pamenger went to sleep ina
Philadelphia street car with a lighted cigar
in bi: wraith. It fell into theatrawon the
floorandtheoarwaa almoat instantly filled
withiiame. ThepaI-ngergotougtbe
driver unhitcbed and the car was half mn-
sinned
Bytbe breaking of a cable at the Fifth
Avenue Canine, Brooklyu,a car whlehwaa
drawinganumbwofpaaaaugentolhetqiof
a toboggan slide fell back twenty-five feet
and neural of the occupauta were injured by
tbediock. 'I'beonlymeasarimulybnrtwere:
Gaga Gardner. injured in spine; Henry
Lnaback, aukledislmatad, and Suds Layton,
h-deuntauaed. Allwilimovar.
I. H. Rodgers has laid The Berkahire
Cmmtylaghof 15ch, to "can
Y. Beach, of New York, for about new.
Ir. Badger-s retina on account of pow
built.
In E. S. Wilcox, wifeoftbemperlateud.
witoftba MJsrwypi-iat winks at Soho,
II. J..
sum NORWALK ammo summer. THURSDAY,
The Great Reduction Sale
WILL COlITlNl'E AT THE STORE 0'
C. H. HARVEY
Until March 1.
‘ umno «our
375 Pairs of Fancy fillppi-i-a Lon
TIIIY WILL B! 801.0 A'I' Lilli TITAN (lilti'l‘.
Only 5,400 Pairs of Ladies 26c Rubbers.
Going Lively livery Day.
t‘uil and look at the ticni's Rubber Shoes. The lighted and float made»only 751'.
Ladies Woolrllncd Good: cloning oui at coat.
(fall and look at the General Line countering of about
“5,000 Pairs Gentl’, Ladtca’, Boy’e,Mlsaoa’, l’ouili’a
and Children’s flhoea ol' livery Description.
l’i-ices too Numerous to Mention.
Call and Secure the Bargains, as the Goods llaivc
(lot to he Sold.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main St... South Norsvulk.
Special Prices
In
A ltCll I'I‘EC'I‘S
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
e 0 v e r ed with
Nickel Plate
It in made in
YUI'It
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
It I (2 II Ii 0 N I)
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gus
I‘itters,_ Slate
and
'l‘iii Roofers.
3. IK. LOCIK‘W()OD & 00.. Notwvulk.
Pickled Oystersl Monuments am] Healitnnu
oysters, Clams, hitters,
Fresh and Salt Fish”
ho
Y‘. W. tee. Water Street. Norwiilk and select one
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
E. K. Lockwood & Co's.
all complete and you will not be disappointed in its
appearance Dealer in all kinda of building atone
and cemetery work.
P. ‘V. BATES.
618m
1
l
CANNED Goons. 5
Leave your orders for E
Pickled Oysters :
._‘f_
HUNT & ZELUFF‘S. i
John H. soon,”
glooD
Fun
S
.._W u»...-
FEBRUARY 28, 1889.
-- W'WW‘ a...“ madmanm
Gran
nip-the: With an array oi Extraordinary Bargain
CENTS a yard.
inch t‘reamc
the bargains that
i
liln llllt' but what in ‘35 per rrnt
all the. This in one of
a little heavier than our 19c?
tra heavy Scotch Croame Da-
Lliciie goods sold for Mic. n yanii-Iiwwlicrc
A beautiful.
mask that we oifcriu this sale.
58 inch extra heavy Irish Da-
n'UEN'I‘S a yard, for a tit inch l
2 Cream Satin Damask. [
I 9CE."I‘S a yard for an extra
t is here and will go at this price.
fine Scotch t‘rcame Satin Da—
l‘! cent-I a yurd,uinl mu Will say tliattliiu
2 lllcuciivd Damask. This IS
rents a yard.
inclu s widri the “llousckct-p.
lever have sold a yard lc~s than Slicents.
our 4‘3 cent Damask.
CENTS a yard for ti good
in some. but ii littlc liner and a little
ivnvier.
1CEXI'S a yard. We will
rib-r this Bleached Damask
ism-nit and from no to 2". mats mun-r pm c.
'ill astviiiiah you.
no, and it big bargain to all.
meek, l style. We have eccii’
n the city. i
ileuigii. and a boon to all House?
3 3CEX'I‘S a yard will buy tit this
i
This would be a bargain at
heavy Cream» Szitin Damask,
ook at this bargain you willask yourself
6 9CENTS a yard, at this sale
a a beautiful design when you see it.
one of the boot. wearing
42CENTS a yard; ix'ra licuvv
4 7L'ENI’S a yard: something a
heavy Bleached Damask, 59
6 2 31-1 our LEADER. It is
....eb-
"ullt‘ltlllvuly that we mean barium. t‘ouiparimn is your opportuniiy and our ni
will be running all over New York trying to intact our tmoi‘lliulil values. BU'I‘
lowrr in price than i-wr lrrfotr.
We otter M 'wcnring there iii no question about that,
. Daniaak in it as
styles, positively worth to re- , it.
should you pay 375 cents ayurd. i
3 throughout our More, at
IT CAN'T Ill! DONE.
aw t‘\‘l‘f new. l'stmnii will be aetumly amazed at on
you will testify when you have 50011
CENT-‘3 ayard for a 08-inch:
Scotch Satin Damask; to alll
6 6 lovers of line table wear thiu
Will make your eyes water. for it is a
beauty. both in quality and pattern.
CEN'l‘Sa yard. At this sale
2 5 Cream Satin Damask, 54~inchq
we will offer a Red Bordered, l
on wide, and Well bought elsewhere,
i
i
CEN'I‘H a yard for 55-inch. Red E
3 Ilordcred, L'reame Satin Dum’ i
' uuk,in a beautiful pattern and?
well worth 49 cents. .
CENTS a yard for our 39 cent
24 Turkey Red. 54-inch Damask.
These are the heat oil boiled
goods and worth more money, but an we
said before, we want to make this Linea
Sale one to be remembered in Norwalk,
we therefore, quote very low prices.
I QCENTS a dozen. We offer at
this sale seventy-five dozen
4‘8 Bleached Damask Napkins
in nine different patterns. Come. in and
look at this bargain. We know you will
be well {pleased by so doing, and then
look at
6 2 1 Bleached Damask Napkin.
This also will repay you,
became you never can get these goods
for less than 89;. a doz In.
6 9CESTS a dozen, 75»: a dazeo,
85:: ii dc z.-n. and «59¢ a drzen.
avlt'clltin of 4 8 and 5 8 Bleached Satin
CENTS a dozen for a 48
Openmg
tlt’tlur First Annual lloliacli'ocper": mile of
Tania Linens, Tunis, colitis, GtfllS' Unlauniiitl Slil‘li,allll Latins Button lllllllllll,
blow if ever wdueuaed on title comment.
out earnest desire. “actually makes as milk: to think how our competitor!
not than Import-thins o! FINE LININS uiuet be wen
Our valim will prove
TABLE DAIMIK. TOWIIAI AND NAPKIRH.
r llmeiouillugains. Not an lie. in stock for
They are of the very Iatllt
choice selection of patterns of I and I
Napkins and we invite the attention of
all to them. Examine them closely and
we just what they are. We do not be-
lieve in any one buying a“pig tea bag.”
We want you to see the big bargains In
this lot eep‘cially.
A DOZEN for a |
Bleached Damask
I Napkin. This would
be a big bargain at 2.25 a dozen, but in
they go with the rest.
'A DOZEN for a i
3 7 8...... 1......
a 2 Napkin. Thiaalao
will show what we are doing in the way
of slaughtering prices.
I 9 8A DOZEN, 2.00 a do:—
I
ea. 2.24 a dozen, 3.49
$.75 a dozen and 8.80
a dozen. Tbeeo goods we have taken a
great deal of £fllnl in selecting. The
comprise 1 tin Damaak. and Iri-
Damask, of the best manufacture, im-
ported by us and coat to import much
more than we offer them at thia sale.
A DOZEN.——Tahle linen
3 4 is something very act:-
. essary to all bomkeep-
ere, biittlne linen costs quite a sum of
money. Now we propose to gauge our
prices by the times and the extent of
rat customers pocket, therefore we ee-
pecially invite allto look at these nap—
kins. They consist of six patterns select-
ed with the best care and taste, and we
know they are good value a: 4.50 a (lot.
3 1 9A DOZ. 3.75 and 3.98.
I
dozen. This lot in-
lection of 1 Irish Satin, Damask Napkins
This lot comprises a choice
Damask Napkins, and never before sold
in the history of the Dry Goods Business,
for lost than from We to $1.25 a d«.zen. 11
CENTS a dozen. A 5-8 Bleacli‘ ’
9 8 ed Satin Damask Napkin, in ,
six choice patterns. Will also
be- included in this S'llt' of Linens, and 1
we cordially invite the public to impect g
them.
I o DOZE‘S for a 5 8 Bleach:
I
ed Scotch Damask;
also at this sale.
Napkins. Then! go in.
liousckeepers up, and by so doing it will .‘
eludes also a choice so-
which we invite the public to examine
well before they purchase. We would
rather haven customer go out without
purchasing a cents worth than to have
her buy all the store, and say that the
clerk talked her into buying that. which
she did not like.
A DOZEN i Bleached,
4 4 Scotch Satin Damask
- ~ Napkiua,imported and
manufactured by the Boston Syndicate,
therefore. we know what we are talking
. about when we praise the merits of these
We mean to wake the?
, _ ,goode. To say they are beautiful is but
hrnt'ht them greatly, because they Will , putting it mild. To a, they are perfect
b9 W9" 9395“” by all "“3" purchases 1' would strike much nearer the truth; but
during ""9 331*- ldon’t believe us, come in and examine
I 2 A DOZE'S; 1.24 a l them for yourselves, and you will then
V I l 1.49 a dozen: and 1.65‘ gain in the way of elegant and fine table
(‘oiiipare the gm! vainru noted below with any you in
CENTS a yard. We otter 54 .
inch (In-nine Diniaiikfil styles,
9 CENTS a yard. A 58 inch ex-y
3 I CESTS a yard. :
keepers, i-i this Ureume Du: 3.
rude an elegant bargain in a,
mask worth 62in a yard. ‘
Mcdmt it will go in this sub- at, this price.
68 inches wide. When you
where in the world did they grt it? But
only. We will put in a very
nmdt, 72 inches wide. This I3 Well worth
3' 7 CENTS a yard {or a fol-inch
Lunar-ks and would be very chi up at 49
Illmclied Scotch Dsiinask Hit)
In Flii‘lid," we Will call it, brcaiiw, we
little heavier and liner than
5 9 inches wide. not quite as wide
'icnrydine, and (34 inches wide and as for
f No trod of going out of town for any1hing1n our line
i the nine quality of grade we Md [1101' any price.
No. 3 Gazette Building, Norxvnlk, Conn.
dozen; 1.375 a dc zen; l congratulate us on securing such c ban
a dozen. This lot comprises a very wear.
f". E OFIELD.’ "a. HOY'I'
ARE NOW OPENING THE LARGEST LINE 0?
EVER OFFERED IN THE
Wr do not dczil in low grade of toads
CHOICE
Wllll'll WILI. BB
We have ob! iging help, always read
NO DAMAG-
OFIELD
a.- onr Fiflt‘k wizi he the lament and our prior: the '
TOWN, CONSISTING OF
.0 sci-t . .
r.» they are not cheap at any price.
GOODS
SOLD AT THE
(in: Dry Gouda Department in complete it
y to show goods. We shall otter
ED GOODS.
tons, Moquette. Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry.
00 Patterns of liigrains From 250 up.
ith choice line of goods of all ductiptione. For
Our South Norwalk store ltd! just been tilled with
L WEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
02.611 1-]: se, Ladies, at 80 Per Pair, All Colors.
We Ilave Just Itcplenl llt‘d our Stock of Tin, Wood and Willow Ware, Which will be Sold at Prices lower Than Ever.
dc HOYT,
No. 68 Washington St., South Norwnlk. Conn.
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