AFEAIRS OF TIIE llAI’IO
Conllierable increase in the
Public Debt.
g9!
('OIIRICl.iLl'NION n'mi risim
, .,-.., n...
Condition at the (levers—rat'- I‘lnuiwea
lip-Av Wm I’elslon l'ay-
ounts—I’roaidut manta-tr. um Public
Wh—Vfijmblo Outlook for (‘ro’a-
Waillmmu, larch 2 The pill-Ito .lebt.
‘ " to tin statutmut ibuel trout the
Mydepartmant, baa increased Adi-tsp
836 luring the. past month l'uiuuall‘y
ha [Malayan-Inn. tut-muting tun-o,-
OI h aligned at the Hillel mama tor an
WWI oi dam in the debt since
"i M I.‘ The net cash or bill'llllh in the trem-
" ury' be damned about Hamlin» during
tbmib, and Iuiullllls In s tam-tins. Nu-
noaaII-nk'dqx-Iurm I...“ el~.*l~.:til or
government fluids, or nlnul st .‘umuo I.»
that: on Feb. I. The gold lund Iulnnm- in
tbstreasury ha» increased about ammo"
durim the past month and amounts In sit-i.-
2—L'I,lfll.mnl the silver I‘uIIIl llll!.il|t‘t', I‘m-in—
aive dfluulyul lradgv dollar bullion, hm In-
In” I“. 'slktm, and now mot-nut; lu
“mails
"overtones-t. unwipadnnng lei-mun Inst
worefill. WI I-‘III Width I I ’.II '.|--| III I"- -I--ru
ary, lgS‘i, LII-deem being IlIIn tn dimm-
lthI customs receipts. which this your in
Palm? u'erellll,7ii'i,6l7, against Si‘J,ti‘Jl,tm
in I’eimry, 15%. Expendituma during the
put month were Immunity large, owing to
hoary Iain-non payments, and amounted to
«own. or about “44110.1“: mum than in
Priming I355. The total ruceIpL-I and ex-
tmtniltunu fortheiirst eight months til the
concord-cal year, tunpami with the cur-
reqtomliag months of the previous year, were
”minim: thew, we. “Momma; ex-
wtnnm. “student. It». elpls, M, $2.12,.
2|O,4!l; eximaiitunrs. 5*.3.‘#$1.'"-.’6. ’I’hiI
shows an increase in receipts for the eight
nwuths of the current year over tin-us ol the
correspsulitigwitxl ol the previous tin‘al
)‘oarof about “Moon; and on the other
hanIIau inc-roan Ill wood» in expendi-
ttnu solar this year over expenditures for
the eight months ol last year.
continual. vswx Willi CANADA.
In the house the joint mlntion was paused
to ('IXIIInelThI union with Canada.
It provide-s that whenever it shall beduly
cur-tilled to the president that the government
of Cunada has declared a desire to establish
a I
.
ETIIIV?,
lldt 11
Amlnstcr. Wiltons. Hoqnettc. Velvota. Body Brussels. Tapestry.
")0 Patterns of lngrnlns From 26o up.
scorn noswALs uvssnfo albino. SATURDAY MARCH 2,1339
W‘SOOFIELD «I! no 'I'
All NOW OPIIINO Tll LAID-T LIN. 0'
CARPETS AND RUG-S
IV” OHIIID III ‘I'fil
No need at going out of tout: to: anything Ill our true. as our storl wIII be the burn sad our
llgr our quality at goods we out new i any price.
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The Buck Rance.
. K. Lockwood & Cos.
I E
LOCIiWOOD 8c 00.. Norwalk.
CHOICE
'BICD WILL III SOLD A'I' 'I‘III
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
We have obllging help. slum ready to snow goods.
100 Dozen Home, males, at 80 Per Palr, All Colors.
We Have Just Replenish“ oar Stock of 'I‘la, load and Willow Ware. Which will be Sold at Prices bower Than Ever.
NO DAMAGED Goons.
SOOF‘IELD do HOY'I‘,
No. 8 Gazette Building. Nos—walk. Conn.
Special I’i'icosl
A liClla ln'l‘lw'l‘s
ominous i
It is not all
e o v o r ed with
Nichol Plate
It is made In
votm
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
It I C II I 0 N I)
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
l-‘ittors, Slate
and
Th Roofers.
them part-It complain
Wren acid-st Ia low clean-II u "m In ”all II‘ III! you Our loath Nomlk store has 1an I... n “lie «I mu.
T0". GOIIIO‘I'IIO 0"
Oar Goodslk II with choice line 0! goods of all II-Isrnpnnm- l’or
GOODS
We shalloler
No. 08 Washington St” South Norwnlk. Conn.
BOOTS A AND SHOES
The Great Reduction Sale
WILL CODTWI,‘ AT '1'"! mill 0'
C. H. HARVEY
Untll March 1.
uivuto 0va
375 I’nirI-I of Fancy Slippers Lt'l't‘
rusv was in: so”) A1- Lass THAN COII'I'.
Only 5, 400 Pairs of Ladies 25c Rubbers.
Going Lively livery Day.
t'-II and Innis at the In at s ilutrhrr Biron 'l‘he lighten and float made—only 231'
Ladies Wool lined tlmulu rlmiu: not at rm-t.
t'all and look at the (letters! Lint: coral-tint: of alum.
15,000 Pairs Gonts’. Ladics’,l!oy"s,lllisses’, Youtli’s
and Children’s Shoes of [ivory Dcstzrlplion.
l’rirwI-I too Niinieroufit to 'IVIontion.
Call and Secure the Bargains, us the Goods Have
(I oi to he Sold.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Diain St" South Norvvullr.
commercial union with the United r" ‘
having a'unilorm revenue system. like inter-
nal taxes to he collected and like import
duties tobe imposed on goods to be brought
into either country from other nations, with
no duties upon trade between the United
Stats and Canada, he shall appoint thine
otunniiisioncrs, with those who may he like-
wias designatral to repreumt the gm ernmont
(1 Uganda, to prepd’o a plan for the Insimils-
tion at the import duties and internal rev onus
of the two countries and an optitablo
vtion of receipts in a continental union:
ami no commissioners shall report to the
,yafident, who shall lay the report before
m
. mum’s LAST naczmos
The president's last public reception Ilrcw
nattyzmo peopbi, mostly strafigem in the”
*‘Wlum I
“been admitted the outside doors ol the”
Illusion wen: elmetl. The president shook
hauls with than who were so fortunate as to
gatjungle, and alter thi s o: deal was over do
dried not to rem-he theothers. Many old an.
quaintanco of the presidont were am In:
lbw who called to say good-by.
' ' m was-rum no rm: 1 noPs.
The Signal olllcs monthly weather crop bul-
lstinreports_ that generally the weather tor
Februaryandseason uptotheiimtof March
has been favorable, and notwithstanding the
deficiency of nation: in the winter wheat
,aecliou, the resulting crop condition-7 are We
turntable than those of last year, although
them 1 l the crops depend largtly on the
weather of the can-eat month.
Hrs. Cleveland Talks of Her l‘.uture
Wanna-ms, liar-eh '.-—'l'he Post pub
lishrs an interview with him Cletelnlidlu
which she i-I quoted as denying that she has
any intention of writin I either a hook or an
ariiclclor publimtion. The iiIterIIew eun-
eludes as follows: "Up-In leaving ll ashing-
. ton Mr. Clovehnd and I will go to the Victo-
riaihctcl in New York, where we remain until
ourplans (or the manner are matured. l
' bully think we will begin h. ' ping
’ again until autumn. Wherever my Inn-hand
gocslniailgo. though i don't need to nay
' lint. We willlccivo the White “when“ Sun-
day evening and he the guests of Mrs. Secre-
» tat-y Psirchild. My "Miller will be the guest
'olllm Dickinson. She will Bf‘t'lllllptlll" us
loNsw York. Uf mun:- the matter of our
future residence has molvod itself into one of
honnbunting. Mr. Cleveland‘s Izll‘iInNII’lv ’
tuition: have been announced. l'I--.~.IIIualIly
-, we trill live in New York city.”
Governor l-‘oriler Arriws.
WASHISG‘I'ON. list-ch ’ —-G nernor Foraker
arrived a: the Baltimore and Ohio. lie It...
accrunpanied by Gen. Bushnell and Col.
I Coach, of his military slulf' Mm F,orsker
' Privamsotretnry C. L Kurtz, Auditor cl
Stats Poe, Gen. Wright and daughter, Mrs
(“Mandamus 'I'hepsrty came on .,
I .qecud sleeper via Pittsburg, and at many
-.. months my internal receptions were
At Uniontowu, Pa. the special ear of
; Hun-[risen club was attached to the train.
-. Upon arrival in this city the party proceeded
. fines to tho Ebbitt, where Noun had been
hm
- conoausso news.
"mmty,..,NJ willholdaspecia
“Imiwmtetm license orno
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r JdinGBnnyamone of theoldestol the
piling trans-nit] Of New Jersey. part
Tin. Cains] New Jersey 'I‘imesat
madman...
cotmpl and friends at Sarah Jane
,asntocedtobehaagedati’hlla-
met, have renewed their efforts
U Inherhhnc'schanged to life
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(and Wmmtabswasinnnswhcnlhs
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man. When the album
provsmenil now in
completed, thestorowill be 9 "”7
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P. WW. BATES.
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"FLIBIST.
MAIN SHEET, SOUTH NORWALK
rPRIIIlIIIP
‘E’w Sentinel
ctollliallkimls
HAS THE
Best Facilities
FOR
I
\
OF ALL KINDS.
WORK PROMPTLY
EXECUTED
AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
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IOST APPROVED PATTERN
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M. S SMITH,
10 Main St, Opp. R. R. _Depot, So. Norwalk.
E CARRY the largest, choicest, most c_lcganI—.-— and exclusive designs of Hosiery, (limes, I
Dress Goods, Notions, Ladies and Gents Furnishinvs, and Domestics, and during the
Job Printingl
“latest Styles of Type.
past ten days we have received
the latest Spring Novelties also three cases of Gingham, French, Scotch and Domestic ;
In addition to these and the many bargains to be found in other dcpurt-
case of Prints.
meats, we oiier the following:
11881811
Reasonable Hosiery in Indies' and
Children' s Plain and Ribbed Solid
Colors and Stripes. Children' a Extra
heavy Ribbed, Black and Colors, from
De upwards. ladies' Cotton lime,
Black and Colors, Ribbed and Plain,
the best to be bad In the trade at the
popular price of 26c. A large the
play of Lisle Thread and Silk Hoaiery
alwayson hand. fish of the four
above lots are worthy of immediate
attention.
JIIIII W188.
200 Ladies' Black Jersey Ws'sts,
plain and trimmed, for 81. 33, 81. 67
Cl. 72, 81. 88, which are bargains, and
we positivon say that they are worth
double the above mentioned prices.
We have the largest assortment of
Ladies' Kid Gloves in lionrqnetaires,
dressed and suede in all loathe, plain
and clocked backs, also all lengths In
Button Kids, Dressed and Seed,
Prices ranging from 81. 00 to 82 00.
Silk Mitts” In all the latest evening
shades; also Black from 6 to 80 But-
ton lea h. The above stock we
have on great care toselect and
would lay Ihey are choice.
Galina 111811118.
Calico and Cantu Cloth Wrs
perlect fitting in ,loiher
Prince-m back, in all the
new mapring teedhome
made, for $1.86 ,3 .60 and 61. 76.
Don’t fall to visit our Notion Counter, where you will always find a most complete assort-
ment of Buttons, Ribbons, Germaiitown, Scotch, Saxony and .Lady Gray Wools, Fleur De Lis
Floss, Hamburgb Edgiags, Handkerchiefs, Hair Pins, Pins and Needles, Sewing Silks and
Cations, which we take particular care in selecting shades for factory use.
We consider ourselves as No. 1 on all the above mentioned goods and prices.
from the largest manufacturers and wholesalers, Invoices of
(Illi)
811118111 P118188.
“'e feel that it isourduty inanimate
to the people that we have on hand .
an array ol unparalleled bargains In
Pounce, China, Sarah Silh. Sam-s.
Flushes, in plain and figured for '
fancy work. Also havejort received
all the new and latest designs In
Chenille and Sill Ornaments. In
addition to this mock wean-display
in; s new and grand assortment of
Celluloid Plaoqm and fancy ware
for painting.
tuition? Inns
Customers will find on hand a large
and carelully selected stock of Up.
,IIII’I Furnishings.
Notwithstanding our taint-minus
”161an of the last three months,
«or gent' It lnrmahing department is
prepared to l nroIsh aunt! of the most
desirable bargains. Gents will still
find on hand our all linen Collars
and Coils at our own tstahlished
price-Collars llc each: Coils 13¢.
per pair; better than can be procured
elsewhere.
(lento Neckuvesr we are constant-
ly receiving from the largest mann-
factnren; styles and pIiCkB um qnsl
led.
Alnlllineol colors and sizes of
Deni’s own make, perfect-fitting
holstery in Cotton and Wong“ Kid Gloves.
Cretonnrr,Cotton,Woreted and
Finches, ”a“ s‘”’”! 0' Gents‘ and Youtb's Unlaucdried
3.1:: 73'anoflrfinlm’w dail- Shirts. best imaginable value, all
the latest tin roved patents ol which
W6 min ’lm ” ""‘m we are st-Ilin: large quantities with
ing to ourpstrons that we have just
received from one of our largrat Inn
rters all the new and attractive
Viodow Draperies minimum of
White Cream and Beige Rotting
barn, hadro- and fictional which
due appreciation and satisfaction.
We have In stock and are constantly
receiving all the new and latest
styles olGents' DrewsShirts, In plain.
lancy. [none and embroidered, which
we are displaying daily for our cus-
wo will tastes I display and omers'
{ill take when tram pains in show. ‘ Inspection
"8v
We have left from our Great
Hark Down and Clearing Sale a few
Iotsol Underwear which we will
all very cheap: at about one-hall
aetoalvalne. .
While IIIII ..
Onr atocb ol White Gwds now on
hand for the present and future arav
aware of e niute styles. Never
before have xlacy been equalled and
prices never lower, which we sign
will take pleasure in exhibiting.
Remember are always keep a coin-
pletc line at Gents hall Rose of
kind and quality. For illus-
‘ tram a lull, regular made hall
Boselcrflc
.our Counters so that all can
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ANOTHER WEEK
BIG BARGAINS
Specials Ill [[18 Following Wee
Every Article will be Found us Advertised, and the. Prices are Such that
Others will Not Dare to Follow.
WE MEAN BUSINESS AND PLENTY OF IT.
Erna L8
(I 11le I) E \II llll'l‘lmT
- -otm ——
In Glass humus ,2
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Sillsanimus[100131;2
FOR SPRING AND SUMMER.
We Invite Particular Atten-
tion to Our lmportations
RICH FOREIGN
NOVELTIES
Sfllsanlllressflufls
ct it p Ind lined Cubic scucd
Which comprise the Most ,5
Varied Collectionchewand 2““ Glmc Finn I)“, 1”"
Exclusive Styles it has over prmg.r top Mink trimmct. ,and
been ourcustom to Exhibit. Finc \loclm velvet finished
16 lov.c ' also a small line of Fine
Feeling confident that NOVELTIESl Dogskin ‘Iittens These goods
will be more popularthe coming sea- are “'0'? 0'10 1‘ balm") “”1
son than ever before, we have made, have 50“ at prices, mo "1""
EIlIIsISaleIfGluves
.___- _._*.*-. - .—
(1131‘ 'I‘S.
CENT lot consists of
58cmlct Fclt, Buckskin
a'nd l~clt combined, also heavy
lKid Fur top and lined 1' orm
' to price 3% to 59c per pair.
,4 CENT lot. l‘lxtI'zihcavy
7 Scotch Knitted Wool-
lcn Glove worth 75c. per pair.
CLNT I II. licwy kid.
4 Fur top and lined,
:19'0Iiucr price 8%.
CLNT lot Bitr (IIIIC,
-—' —OOO -—-
“ma——
The opportunity to buy
110313an
every endeavor to place before the “'01" ’51-”5 10 ‘1 69 P ’3"
public the largest and most perfect. LADIES.
assortment that has ever been shown: CEXTS Four But:
in Conn. That our efforts have been‘ 3 Kid Gloves, light and
crowned WIIII SUCCESS {I VISII IO ill" dark lilIlS “()th 75c Per pair
51°” W'” ‘9" i 4 CENTS. Four Buttonb
' 9 Undressed KidGloves,
light and dark tons, and black,
.—.%rnr3 or «ea-w
CENTS. l’ivo [100k
8,55 Foster Glove, Black
—-AVD¥~— ,only, worth Silo.
CENTS. Five Button,
ll flI‘WBa-r 3 8 Dressed lud Tans and
Black worth $1.1”
- «.512.-
UNHEABI] 8F BARGAINS
, IIAa’ ARRIVED. —-
—~r coo
0Iltl Lots that Must be.
filmed Out.
‘06
These Goods are placed on
CE.'TS. liosquctairc
9 Glove, light and dark
Tans and gray. equal to 7 but-
ton length. Big bargain and
worth $1.25 per pair '
-—————‘.‘——_
HOSIERY.
2 5C13N' S. Special. One
line ladics' Brown Cot-
ton ilccccd Hose, usually sold
at 39c.
see, (whether Intending to
Purchase or Nov, the Great
Bargains+ Within theirReach.;
Winlerw Ends II LII .
5 Ca ENT 101 comprises 1nd- I
‘ RI B BO N 5.
Fine Wool, and, also gcnt's Sil-
ics' and gcnt's White“
vcr Grey and Scarlet L'ndero. OLEtlil‘e IS complete; lilrfi'
wear. Former prices 89c. [01 h m? we eter carrie
$11,, ' Although Silk has advanced
CENT lot comprises lad-
our prices will remain the same.
7 ics’ and gcnl's White,
l‘llcgunt line of wide Width
suitable for but and dress trim-
extra line Wool, also Scarlet
Underwear. Former price
wing, at low prices.
Q»..__._
CENTS One line of
Brown Balbriggan
Hose, former price 590
$509 c‘(IZCIIIII‘I’Tlot compriscslad- New BflIIIIII Emu-”81'
CashmertifstNallunrgl IISdIII? 83:: 25 Feet Long. Center A1519-
let, Australian Wool and Frcll UST Icceivcd the largest,
fashioned non- shrinking Jersey. together with the finest
I est. Thislothas retailer] from? and latest designs and combi-
$1. 25 to $1. 50 each. énalions or or received by any
LOT astonishing one house III the State.
I. 2 low pl’lle for ex- CE NT per dozen. This
tra line goods, consisting of , lineconsistscf pearl large
ladies and gentbsScarleIs D-Nat and small Bone and Rubber
uml Wool and Australian Buttons, suitable for trimming
Lambs Wool Underwear, usu- dresses, cloaks and overcoats.
ally sold at $1.75 each. CENTS per dozen for a full
line of Vegetable Buttons,
all colors, worth 10c. to 15c.
per dozen.
I CENTS per dozen for
fine Metal buttons, all
Children’s White, Grey &
Scarlet Underwear
Marked Way
Down.
PrepareforaSurnse
SPRINT—1811181118111
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OF
I CENTS per dozen for
extra {inc Metal But-
ons, :Ill c-olors, worth 39c. per
dozen.
2 CENTS per dozen for a
very fine grade of Met-
ul Buttons, all colors, worth
500. per dozen.
E also but c an excellent
line offiner grade But-
tons, pl: 1111 and changeable, to
match latest colors Ill Persian
TIiIIIIIIiIIgs and Dress Goods,
lame and small to match
NE“ DICSS Trimmings,Per
SlOlI Woven Bands, great
vmiety of combinations. As
in Iuitnt: rsczisons our line com-
[Illst s the richest and latest de-
si'rns iIITriIIIminvs of every
tlcscI Iption.
ERSIAN Bands from A
per yzud and up :01}-
Silv er and Steel Braid Tl:
ming very cheap.
HUUSEKEEPING LINEN8
SPECIAL BARGAINS
CE. NTS will buy a
cream loom damask 62
Is Wide and well worth
. or yard.
6663NTS will buy a
Blfichcd Table Dam (
a n u Inches with; ml Well
w01 Ih 89c.
8. CENTS will buy a
Bleached Satin Dam—
ask well worth $1.00.
5 DOZEN_all linen Huck
Towels, pure linen, at
lillc. each, wOrth 17c. '
7 DOZENlargcsizc Hucsl’f,
471'.
3.3;.
,‘t.
and Damask Towel
knotted and plain fringe, 19c
(lib regular price 25c.
4 CENTS, 2 Napkins,
worth 65c; 640. worth
750. a dozen: $1. 49 worth
$1.98.
3 NAPKINS at $2.98, $3.98,
4 and >34 49 a dozen.
OUR special oilering this
week In our upholstering
department It ill consist of Lac .
Cuttains, Rugs and Ilcv
DIapcrics Antique Laceg -
tains $1. 95, Nottingham Lac
Curtains in Guipure cflects at
74c. in Irish point designs
$1. ‘24 in Brussels point ellects
$2 625, Pongec Draperies at
12.1. and 150., worth 20 and
25c.
Smyrna Rugs.
WE are showingo full line
of Bumlcys best qual-‘
ity Smyrna Rugs, all now do-
sirrns and colorihgs, at very
low prices.
Kilciu Furnishing Illll'll'l
IN THE BASEMENT.
HEAV, Y tin Cullendersl2lc.
each host steel bottom
Flat Irons, 5, 6, 7 and Spounds,
24c. each, worth 340. Wash
Bowls, heavy, 4c., worth 80.
Cookie, biscuit and doughnut
CutteIs 2 for 5c, worth 5c.
each. Goblets 50., worth 80.
Enron; and Basins for 69¢,
worth $1.25. Yellow Nappies
4c. to 19c. Clothes Baskets
49c. and 69c.
colors, worth 29c per dozen.
II 3. sum.
BOSTON STORE-
Norwalk Chronicler