one. mo tuna "
At ovary railroad lu lidtuml there In a
want m at the chiming.
. “it” Would be more fruluently a we
-ll lower men and women were Iailurca.
w matctm. hil'llllhllljltd and atit'letluu are
m] iufitlhr‘nlt‘nl where ")6 con-
aro not equal ———l.‘l'htvango.
At Canarharle. 5'. \‘.. n ll'll'N‘ wax fright.
and to death by the null-e made by i-tciiin es.-
caping (ruin a linmiottvc.
Open your mouth and purn‘i-autinunly. and
m flock of wealth and rcputul ion shall, at
In repute, be great.» Ziiiimurinun.
A Kansas man huulml bill t‘urhwlaol’ dirt
one month, and the local editor chruulclul
II "W trouble” n! real t-~lillt' in one
month.”
Rhubarb came from t‘hina about lffiil,and
VII-l Introduced into England “an call-rd
“patina." Turnip loan-s new that eaten
as a mind.
All book sale in Dost-mu pamphlet entitled
“Captivity in Canada," and published by
M. John Norton in HIT, ten-hut mm.
The proposal Baht river tunnel bet ween
New York city and Long Island, it is stated.
will be four and a half “lllt'h lung and cost
”MILO”.
Our admiration of a famous man li’rN'lltl
upon neun‘r acquaintance with him. "till we
aoldotii hear of a celebrated person without a
““10ch of Home notoriou» “‘t‘ulllllel'.‘ and
luflnnitiea—Addmvu.
Aflt. Lotus Poul mmpnuy mined at limi-
villa, llla,a lump of coal that weighed mm
”with It mu sliippal to Chicago, and the
Embers in the mine had to be taken dim n [or
its removal.
At a typewriting contort in lundnn the-re
were I26 entries and nearly all nmx'm’ul. 'l‘lie
that prim WIS (or seventy-nine word» a min-
ute, twenty or thirty Words lees than ha.~
been achieved in this country.
» Whata wrotchtd cmumenlary on the "di-
vine right of kingS" to rule is allnrdi-d when
we ctmtatnplate the pliy'ui-al and mental
Whtics oi the kings and princes of
ROWE-Philadelphia Record.
The region covered by l’roI'i-mir l'lt'lit'f-
ing's experiment for (‘llllllb‘l‘ullllg llt‘lilllfl',
photographed in a given portion of tho heav-
om, was about four-thousandth: . .f the entire
sky, and resulted in the discovery of twelve
new clusters.
' A millionaire named Tagliabei, who died
at Milan, bequeathed the sum of 50,0)0 francs
to the street sweeper: of that town, on condi
that that they Would all go to his funeral in
theirworlting clothes. In his youth he had
hints]! been a street sweeper.
The Sevres dmcrt service in Windsor cas—
tle is valued by an expert. at fully “00,000,
the punch bowl alone being estimated at
£10,000. The value of the china at Bucking-
ham palace and that of Windsor together is
thought to exceed considerably £M,UUO.
At Charlotte Harbor, Fla, a blackbird was
teen to dive into water his own depth and
bring out a live crab as big as a silver dollar.
He thing the mistaccan on the leach and
picked and shook him until he killed him, and
than made a breakfast on him.
Candles and candelabra now find a place in
themost fashionable drawing rooms. They
are used for mantel ornaments and stand on
tables, and come in silver, various kinds of
bronze and china The most stylish gas le-
tures are also in the shape of sconce; and
candle brackets.
The war department has granted to the
Smithsonian Institution the privilege of erect-
ing an - astrophysical observatory on the
heightsof Arlington, its purpose being, as itsr
name implies, the investigation of the physical
constituents of the heavenly bodies.
A man who got lost in the bush in South
Australia resorted to an ingenious expedient
for escaping from his dilemma. After wan-
dering aboht for four days he decided to out.
a telegraph lino and camp on the spot. His
plan worked. The telegraph repairers were
amt out along the line to discover tho cause
of the interruption, and came upon the wan-
deter in time to save his life.
.' I
A Rotary Icicle.
I must tell you of a curious icicle that
formed recently out in the far wen. The su—
perintendent of a large shelter in Colorado
lays in a recent letter to me: "It was the
most curious aii’air I ever saw. Between the
engine room and the blower room are numer-
ous electric light Wires and a small steam
pipe with a coupling joint, II’Ol'll which a
null jet of steam is escaping. The steam
condensed and froze on to oneof littlwlrer,
and soon an icicle hung down. The win.-
twistad so that the icicle took a turn and an-
other point formed; soon another and then
the aIIair broke loose at the point where the
wire went through, and a perfect pinwheel
Informed. It kept very slowly turning as
"to Ice grew heavier on the side towards the
jetof steam. It was probably a foot. in di-
ameter, or even more, nowhere more than
three inches through and remarkably sym-
metrical, the curves of the spiral being quite
_mgular.-—Philadclphia Time.
A Paella] Fin Extinguisher.
A physiaian says that he had studied the
abject very carefully and was convinced
that It would be well for every house to keep
III own fire extinguisher, and it could be easily
done. It would certainly be invaluable to
per-noun living in the country, and far re-
moved even from neighbors. The doctor then
Oddnio that he would give me theexact re
cipa now med in the fire extinguishers being
clued for sale. Take twenty pounds of com-
umnlt and ten pounds of ml ammoniac
Wotanunonia, tobehndat anydrug-
anddimolvo in raven gallons of water.
. dinolveditambobottlodandkaptin
ad room at the born. to be used In an
mgency. In case of a fire occm'ring one
(I two bottles should be immediately thrown
with force into the burning place so as to
“thumandthefirowill certainlybcex-
Molded—New York Telegram.
, mum-math. Shadow.
AmtwhlchmGrowing finelyln the
MotJunawuluddculy covercdbya
W, and an luau astha Gardener apr
Milan”:
- “lwaadaingflplaidldly until that Shadow
an», Hymaxpectmotodo my Best you
mmuaway."
- “Hy triend,”nplied the Gardener, “it it
mallsuilhineyouwouldGrow too fast.
Ira-comm you would not Grow
fit‘lfiiough. lt'wanu aliixtureto Make
yochtbyolyoui-Name."
‘Ihotoothacbeand col-us andcoldsln the
plundtu-kymthroata areaenttokcep
‘IhungctunganndtooM—Demitfree
7;:-
‘l‘la Heart 0!“. I.“
It BRIO [choral lmpi‘uuilou uniting Ill“
Whodo not atop to wnuiihi', that the heart it
oonthwally Ill actinn, but Mich in really very
far from belt. ' llm Illl'l, fur alnultono-tlllrd
part cf thol out the 1' ' :ii in piimvl in air
nubile rest. 'l'buu It dilitm to reveiie the
blood, It can ran-tn to» uni tho blood, and it
meta lwtnmn Ilium tun uvtlonn lly simply
putting the ll liver on "H ruin}, the truth n!
"ll: Il-‘dllltli “ill lm readily dummn-trutnl
Thu art-1w a! th-- wrist. for instance, will in-
fi-lt to dilute. and then there isilulto an up
prm‘itlv ilu lntn-rval before it lap-it again, and
this marl“ l .t- ropmo Hf the heart. This
period vanes :I'catl)‘ ht dim-rent [mm-xiii and
under ilitl‘urrut clrt'uim‘tancm, and some
Ilium, as in I-.‘\t'l'tl or condition“ of great ex-
haustlon, lbw pnlmtlom follow l‘fll‘h other
with tun-h great degree of rapidin that tho
Intervul betwwn them can u‘arwly be mean-
urul. In otl.crlnstancui tho pulsations are
an very alow that the impn-ioilon that the
heart Ila-entirely stopped may boobtained.
Ordinarily and in normal conditions of the
lyvtom and in adults the pulsations vary in
number from sixty to eighty in a minute,
but thin rulo Ii not. without ita exceptions. l
have known healthy person: in whom the
heartbeats were as few as forty a minute,
and others ln whom it exceeded ninety. The)
are generall} lllt'f‘ldlu‘tl lit all persons by
un-ntal excitement, by stimulating loud or
drink, or ('l‘l"l by an ordinary meal and by
phyricnl cicr- inn.
I think it Ludonliluily true that tho heart
beats more rapidly at the present day than
It did flfty yvftt‘s agoia remit which must
be ascrlbul tutho grunt mental activityof
the age. As a consequence the heart wearsout
more quickly now than it did with our ances-
«rr, and can a of heart wmkneau and heart
ilure, whim. in forun-r times wero almost
unknown, in ,- now quite cuautumn—William
A. Hammond, ll. D.
Teacher or Walter?
The announcement by Horace Greeley on
tlioild of AprJ, loll, that he proposed on the
10th day of tint month to establinh “a new
morning jun *nul of pcdltics, literature and
general lnteiLIgi-ncc," containml th'L-i state
meat: “The Tribune, as ltsnnino importn.
will labor to advance tho interests of the
people, and to promote their moral, social
and iolitiml wellbelng." Yoarsaftcrwards,
Mr. 'rceley epitomized the principles upon
which he had tried to conduct. The Tribune
in these remarks: .
"l have rt pcatcdly been stung by the re
ccipt. of letters gravely informing mo that
my course and views on a current topic were
adverse to public opinion, the writers evi-
dently mining, as a matter of course, that
I was a mere jumping jack, who only needed
to know u but other people thought to insure
my Instant and abject conformity to their
prejudices. That a joumalist was in
any sense a public teacher-that he accum-
rilyhadcunvictiomi, and was not likclyto
supprcfit them because they were not shared
by others-la short, that his calling was
other and higher than that of a waiter at a
restaurant, onyx-ted to furnish whatever
was called for. so long as the pay was forth-
coming-these ex-sulncribcrs had evidently
not for one moment suspected. That such
persons have little or no capacity to insult, i:
very true; and yet a man laconic-what do
graded in hi~ own rogflrtl by learning that
his vocation is held in such low esteem by
others.”—-New York Post.
A all-take In the Marriage Fee.
Minister; marriage fem add much to their
incoiiio durixg tho ymr in litany locali'
tics. We were told of a case that oc-
curred in Sussex a than time ago. Th:
minhter “’ik about entering the church to
preach when a revival inn-ting was being
carried on, when a man nuptial up and asked
him if he l'ot 1d marry him after preaching.
"3.115,! p’tltzt so," “as tho reply. “What
v. iii bo your v'uargof' "Whatever you think
right," xii-11:2: lllllllnll‘l'. “ 'v'ell, what are
you in the h lit of receiving!" “0h, well,r
said the mi: tater, "that dclwlnls upon Ila
liinrnlity of the {'erln lllfll'l'lwl, and thi:
tneans come my large {one nndotlwrs small
ohm." "Well, how “’tlLl'l $l,.’l’!.~uit;" "l mu
:IlILfila-tl. .-.:i. ltln- Illil:i.~l-'l", "ii it ii for you.'
"ill right ,’ :aid the Margarine groom; "ill
be on hand after the |il‘i';tl'l.ill‘,,'." And lll
V5.13, with ill: bride, and they were married.
Winn ho ha: in! the lllllll~ltT u not..- ainl a
filll‘cl’ Ltd; :1 :llar tho inhaler plan-ml the
money in lill p whet tuitlniut Licking at “1'.
:v' "" ‘l'n‘ll llu gut homo he took the
9. Lirl (outtd that instead”! at!
not.- it v.7: 2‘: note. A "wk after he saw
I'm: gi'mm, .t'nu inked him if him fee was al
right. " ': Ml: gave me two and a half," said
2 "Yes." mill tho groom; "l
.-t.. t - and gave you the 82 note in—
stant} ( ' i, i ':t I knew you would make it
all ' .‘i .'l the minister did, handing
Liui l..._:'.' it. —i)over (Deli Sentinel.
the p22:
made a
'55».
'. :il’ liminrn (.izl.
.. ' . lint-m gap: r«. 11w l'.‘ is anew
f h.- iutliv- v:;iv.-i;..i liulr. It i:
rlu- i- l'. '2 afraid it' :i It!!!“
lunar. u
ti.:; bum... 5.; l.
and drn t l '12:: r in-i' but ill-pi u: can-hing
Lil's. Slit: '7l’e‘n'n' l‘ r-li', lurk; lit'l‘ [:l'cl'
tic-t. Lu". :1 ttnitu llililn‘vk'hllbt llii‘t dur—
111,; l l."ili'.~. Sb: comm in on the
t 1' in i.-
i‘.i:;, ::
. int iii?
-2... , t at.» and :lm'...» l.: r and sense
. uwd as a mat tir ( t cnurre. and
.;rb mitt-rs v- illi disagreeable.
when ahc has to stand. She is
Lb; a mania lfi'viltillga: First, she lll'“£t5
at home am: never appmrs to think of her
clothes ago in .n;til all!) changes tliyin; SL‘K'fillil,
sh» nrrrfia non as they do each other, in
perfect total. 1: and with pert-rt confidence.
—Cll;(’n";n 2".» vs.
The Chinese Primruac.
As the norm magma, tho Chinwe primrose
comes from Asia. For the window, W’
vamry or greenhouse, from holiday time until
hot weather, I know of no other plant so cer-
tain to bloom in such profusionas this. It
adds much beauty and life to everyplant
mlloctiou.
Them is considerable divem'ty, both in
foliage and flowers, miscially of the single
varieties. 'l'lretcrulcavcd Dormant-specially
pretty, but in amount 01 bloom they do not
cqualotherlrlnds. The colors run frotnred
and purplish «fiinson to white, and in many
masoccurnripalundmottlalforumullbeing
beautiful Noncofthe kinds mag-rent
amotmt of odor, althmgh both leaves and
flowers are somewhat fragrant, of which I
am veryfoud, while manypernons think it
oltmsive.——Vick'a Magazine.
-.,
. .:.
I}! it
p. tubal. nay
TurningOuttho'l‘oI-a.
Awritcr inanEnglidipa'lodical devoted
to the-clematnunlng cannula that the
mutumingoutthatoainstandingand
Inwalklng II abolutely incompatible with
gracelnmavmt and with themainte.
nation of good standing In tryingdrcuim
m Thofcat-houldhoplacedlnlinc. II
toldthutbemflihrypoddmfiuangbd
“astrinmtonly moroelegant hutgivu
the security at the tripod, rumba the
poot‘b want, “A tows that mad [our
every whidthathlaw.” South
altar ovarian.
mmommummau
Monument.
Tlttaaconnldand by maItllo at
www.mbornat 'aaloa nl-t’flanddld
hilb'ltl.
Kan-I m; at having the largattwo
military matloua In tho country—Fort
Leavenworth and ltlloy.
Gwrgo ltoutladgo, the London publlnhu',
rated and aa'd awn» copioa 0! “Uncle
uui‘l Cabin."
A lily-u, Nob..ma.u llll built the “lac
Etcora crlbonearth.” lit-400m; long,
foot wide and at foot high, and nota- 95.-
“ bullich.
A very plea-ant and "genteel" way of
making a little pin money has been found in
the new tmnlnlnc fad tor wood carvhig.
Public opinion la the strongest (actor In
putting down any evil, and it is made upol
lvato opinion, openly cxprc-cd and heartily
ollowed.
Anna Katherine Green make: it a rule to
rent a year between the publlcatlon of one
book and the beginning of the composition of
another.
A Michigan woman practlccd with a re
volver until she could hit a umpeader button
at eight Then there came a burglar
into the euro early one morning, and she
Iontabullet pinging through her llualltllltl'l
lott car.
Little Billy had a now brother, and won
atterward one of hi: neighborl mid to him:
“80 you have another baby at your house!
llo‘uarlght Imart little (allow, 1 nippoaa"
“Iiumphl” laid Dilly, turning up his nose.
“How many unart boys do you expect us to
have in our family!"
It lsnow proposed to have another inter'
national exhibition in the great cryltal pal-
am at Bydcahain, near London, in 1&1, in
the building: in which the exhibition of 1551
was held in ii do park, but which were after-
ward remov to Sydaaham.
Twenty-scrim years ago an acorn lodged
aauehowln the mortar or batman the atom:
of an Ohio court homo spire, took root, and
neat outan oak shoot. Today a miniature
oak grown on the spire, eighty foot from the
ground. Itdrawnllfo (rem the cement, the
“skin of the rock,” and the air, but prin-
cipally from the air, as there is «my little
commit In tho spire.
Ho whoamamwealth, notasan equitar
blo‘ return for value given, but. by under-
hand dealing or oppralloaoi tlia poor,or
gambling on a high orlowacalc,hu been
In an honorable competition. ll.
whoclluibvinto powar,not by him-
aalfthoilttatmanto wicldlt, t bypmh-
lng other: down and crowding them out,
ammuwuumeotemulatlon.
Thedntrailway outof Chicago was the
GalcuaaudChIcago Union (now the Galena
diviioa o! theChicagoand Northwestern),
tholclttanmllmot which,tollarlem,wm
completed and opentotrnvel Doc. w,154&
The company come your- mhaeqnently ax-
temlad ltl lines toI-‘rccport,thero connect-
ingwith thoIlllnol- Centralto Galena and
Dubuquc,and also toan on them-lav
Ilppt The Michigan Caitraland Michigan
Bentham were completed and opened to
travelinlstfl.
asmo'smry.
Awritain'l'holondouflornlngl’osttelh
astrangetaloot “ancient Bolyrood," which
hemyl-lumldhoatmca mumdlcwdm
confirmed. Somavldtonwbowentthrough
theQuomot Boot.I apartments that wan
shown the guide, who-tuned to have
apohana ttlo boyondhhwmmldmaw
talnpa-ga andalargojnttingswnolikaa
atop, and the following curtain statement
wan that (all: Some time
o!
let 1:, when
memoir: were belugmadoln Queen
Bootl' room. a stone mason struck the
jutting out. stone above mentioned, which
ranghnllow. Hohadthocurlodtytoturnlt
up, anddhcovcredthorwnainaofa baby
wra in clothe! gold,and marked “J."
Now, ltliwell known thatllary Stuart gave
birthtoJamcaI of England andtho VI of
Scotland In the adjoining room, and that
Immediately utter the birth the child was
removed and brought up elsewhere, the
queen showing a small interest in her 0!!-
spring.
Now supposingthcreal child, thorcal
Jamisthointantwnppodinclothotgohl,
lyln under that stone, who war the otha
c who afterwards reigned” Jamulot
EnglandandVIof Scotland! Didthlsqucsr
tioncvcroccurtotho authoritial Thiswill
bobcatanswercdbyaakinghowtheyarc
said to have treated the dimovcry. They
telegraphed atoncetotha highpenonagoln
Iondonwhoaobuainult Isto control Holy-
roodpalaca. Whatdidhel Hematback
word"tomakano fun aboutlt," but tore-
placothe baby Inclotli of gold marked“.l."
and: the stone. and prenunably there he
still Ila. But the qustions remain to be
answered: chatlsflaryfituart‘sbaby,and
thorlghtinl heir,whowaa that other baby!
Andwh ,whcuthoauppoccdoriginalturued
upln thotgold,waatherono flute
bomadcl chhhanamnkmagitls
hightimethatpcoplowhogo overflolyrood
flwuldkuowlhletalnua thomwhomitmay
concerncveauioronearly.
The Inspector general of public works in
Francehaa recentlymado anoflcial report
. to the minister oI agriculture, drawing at—
tention tothavast advantage-of the Judi-
clous employment of the irrigating facilitie-
ln augmenting material resources and the
wealthofacountry. Benyvthcgainlsnot
to be manned by million, but by milliarda
In Francathrna cuttings“ hayarolecurcd
hyit annually.
Beware-rials.
Radium Jolly, awall known negro o
Gmcounty,wacattackedbyalargara
thunkoabouttlmomila (mm here. [In
thrcwhk huudlodown audmadaforthc
nearutuuawhichhappeadtobeapudm
Va
E
.5.
upoutbmhgaadhawuanoa Iyinghalp
l-uponthogroaud. Thamcllmhnddcwu
andrantoahounnaarbyaud-cundholp,
andrcuuuedauddllpatclad
helpl- tmtn and!“ ot the mam
I'D-ab“ (“long-Ix
huh-anon! titty-(our rattl-
abattuouthundothivtaihcndhd
III m at 'l‘nhb‘a crank uni-p tu-
i
. - --....
m...
””11. s. BRUWN’S
mun . Alon-n Maniac-turtle
“badminton-um
would
MW Banana:
compul- mutton
mm. I o. ' m-
t} Gitla't' ltlllnlla combined la lair'v Um
I. of 'l'ar, Wild Chen and "armband he .
ear.
t
Syrup and Luna 5
a.
Sold 1 all (tr-ulna.
lathe on
It in invaluable tor than» in chlidua.
y The 'Illlllo only In M
Ilaiiloot tho 01%|: till Jan. I. llalrln iglcpikon
km. r'o 'W‘ , mu um
Wm (loan. 1 act tonic '
Notice.
\‘U’l‘loh‘. la lien-b given that the purinervhli
.l iatol exhale tween John W. Smith nub
llnot ii. ninth. of tli Norwalk. under the Its
name at .l W. a I. ll. Bmlth. wu dloolved on the
4th day of Dec. tutti, by mutual convent.
Ilnot UJ’lIlIllllll authorlud to nettle all dehta
due to and by the arm.
Dated at South Norwallt. Dec 4th. lifll.
JOHN W. till'l‘ll,
lthl‘I’ ll. allTll.
Notlcc.
Booth Norwallt Union School Dl-trlat.
TUl'lCIllr hereby given that an mutant at
A ratahlo cat-In within Illd district bu been
made on the town list of littil. and that aid list an
“ill day been de lied by the clerk of void diatrict
at theotllcc oft e Baler-linen. No. 20 Wuhln tau
street. south Norwalk. Conn , for automaton,
and that the board of wild villi meet at the omen
of the uld selectmcn. Na. 20 thington mm, on
the llth day at March, 1&9, atone o clock. p in, to
hear and determine all rpm-al- to than made for
the «imitation and perfection of Illd annulment.
Dated ll the Cit 0! South Now-iii, Ct ,thtn aim
day or February. 9”. .
A. llLAb'CllAltll. l Commune oi the
MATTHEW Ctlltllll'l'l‘. - tinnlh Nora-ll
ltlt‘llAltl) ll. GOLDEN. l l'ulnn School Diana.
m:
Nollcc. W
Ntfl'lclll limb] given that an nee-amt I
the ramble out! of acid diotrlia. which war
no llllllllul that there wa- uo dinnact and neural:
THURSDAY,
value. ha- hccu made by the ammo. and Illll day
lied by the clerk of “III di-trict altli the eclect—
mm at No. 29 Wuhangtlm rim-t, in paid city of .
South Norwalk. 1!. l
Build at the Cit of South Norwallt, Ct , this filth '
day at February, 889. '
A. BLANCIIARD.
MATTHEW Ctlltllltl'l.
lllL'igAIID ll. GOLDEN.
in
Employment Bureau.
l
i
(For both cox). Supplies triumphant, typed
Wflllllt‘, bilflk-htfllfl. ch-rka, ctr., .
T0 BUSINESS HOUSES “ll-IR.
All out of employment. or decimal of «tunnel
better poeiiiom. i-hould register their name-I at this ‘
bureau. Call or write for Information. ‘
Hits. M. A MERRILL. {
5! Atlantic BL, Stamford. Conn.
The Buck Ranges
Committee of the
south Norwaik ,
limon School District. I
‘" ”‘ l
_ T1116. .
Merrill Photographic Academia
Select School of Shorthand and
Typewrltlng,
51 Atlantic Street, (.tyrcn’ Block),
Stamford. Conn.
LEADING popular lmt‘itutloa for a thorough
practical bunincuulucatina. and devolui to
the. traluing of young men and women, In the
ahonut time potllblt'. to till first clan. paying pr»
mien-z Under the perunuil int-traction 0f the late
flinclpal and Immune manager 0! (Mail Shal-
oo , Hartford Conn.
ml and harmony Sch
In union y and evening. Graduates “lined
to pooltioul.
luatractlon by II.“ a Specialty.
For clrcu'ani. giving full [articular-I. all at echool
once or Illtlfl'u Nita. ill. A. MERRILL,
Principal.
Artificial Stone Steps, Coping,
Laws Bananas.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
&.c., &c-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 Water Stront- jatt ly
Special Sale. -
FIN‘E
French Fell Hats
——n—
50, 75, 81.00, and $1
CALL AND SHEET] 1 EM
9" ,
n.0-
lilisanlflressllnuls
_ AT—
E. K. Lockwood & Cos;-
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100 Dozen Hose,
We "are Just Replonlvlml our stock of flu, Wood and Willow Wurc,’ Which will lie Sold at Prices Lower Than Ever.
NO DAMAGED (3.00133. 5
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No. 3 Gaze-(tn lhilltllng. Norv'nlk. Conn. -
at (31).. Nor-“'alk.
MARCH 7, I889.
80
MW W-rl
Alli! NOW (WIRING ‘l'llll LARGEST UNI OP
CARPETS AND RUG-S
BVHR OFFERED lN Till TOWN. GONBISTING OF
Axminster. Wiltons. Moquotto. Velvets, Body Brussels, Tapestry.
IOO Patterns of Ingralns From 25c up.
No lit'ul ol gotta: out of town for anything in our lino, an our elm-k wlll lit.- lhc lament and our prime the lawn-t.
the lame quality at good»! We Will meet any pnw.
Wllltfll WILL
We have clinging help, Ilwnyn will] to uhow goals.
Ladies, at 80
iacaivncrsl
and
uriinnns
It in not all
covered with.
Nickel Plate
#
It is made in
YUITII
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
RICHMOND
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
'l‘in Roofers.
C
, tlur uiytlooill Department in Ctlmpu'lt’ wnh (litiltu line ol good» of all diuriptlmiu.
ll 0 do not deal in low grade oi 1.001” In they are not cheap at any price.
CHOICE GOODS
Ill! HOLD AT THE
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICE.
No. (ll-l Washington St... South Norwulk. Conn.
........,....3001's‘ ma ”sHOEs.
The
275
Only 5,400 Pairs of Ladies 25c Rubbers.
(A! and lmk m “1" (innt‘r Huhb ~r Show.
15,000 ram Gentn’. Ladics’,Boy’s,Missca’, Youth’a
and Children’s Shoes of Every Description.
1’i'iuos too Nunlerous to DIention.
Gallium Secure the Bargains, as the Goods Have
Got to he Sold.
C. H. HARVEY,
For
Our South Nomalk More lllit‘ Jun been Illlrtl with
We uliull odor
Per Pair, All Colorm.
Great Reduction Sale
WILL CONTINUE A'l‘ Till! STORE 0P ‘
H. HARVEY
Until March 1.
_ HAVING 0er
Pairs of Fancy Slippers Lef’t‘.
THEY WILL BE SOLD AT LESS THAN CORT.
Going Lively Every Day.
The lightest and finest made- only 75c.
Ladies Wool-lined Goods cloelng mil at coat.
Hi. and look at the l-t'ilt'ml Linc Conallillflg of about
GD. 9
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for
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the best
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GDADD Exuifiiviox,
High Glass Natalia
—is—— %
MRS. Filvcnrs;
MILLINERY STORE, =
‘ I
a Water at , - Sum-nut.
[Tl have dicpou-d of my mouth Norwalk More l
to Kitch a (far. It Id. and cordialiy recommend them .
to the patron! of the store and the public generally. '
All will lndclitad to me will pleat: tail on meat l
thud-I “and, N0. 3. WATER 81' . NURWALK.
CANDIES
BAKERY !
CORNUCOI'IAS. CANDY TOYS, antic fun acron—
umit of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
manta-s amen.
Sl'rtf
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in illflES
ANDAT
Lowest Prices I
H—
Tlio Best Goods for
the Least Money
—A‘l'-—-
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lana’a Block
-~... Julianna. *‘ .~
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RICE FOREIGN
FOR SPRING AND [,SUMMER.
We Invite Particular Atten-
tion to Our Importations
NOZDL'EIES
Silksanlllressluuls
Which comprise the Moat'
Varied Collection of New and ;
Exclusive Stylos‘it has ever
been our Custom to Exhibit-
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Feeling confident that NOVELTIES,
will be more popplar the coming sea—’,
son than ever fore, we have madel
every endeavor to place before the?
public the largest and most perfectf
assortment that has ever been shown i
in Conn. That our ell'orts have been
crowned with success a visit to our
store will tell.
The opportunity to buy
llllllfll'l, Elna,
—AND—-
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J ill] 0F Blllfll ill
—m nirvan—
lluston Store.
i...
M.S.Smith,op.Dep9t
SOUTH NORWALK. .
llllthe landfill-‘-
A Large Invoi
" The Finest. pisplfily
ce
,-,.__,_~-.N- front 250. upwards.
0f Ginghams, Prints,
Seersuckers, Cambrics,
and I’ercales, both for-
ign and domestic,
prices guaranteed.
9
0f Muslin Underwear just received. Cor-
set Covers and Chemises ranging in prices
Also aprons of
Every Description.
of WINDOW DllAPEIIIES, in plain
and figured. To be seen also, acom-
pletc assortment of LACE CUR-
TAISR IN ECIIU AND WHITE,
WHICH ARE OF THE BEST VALUE, FROM $1.35 PER YARD UPWARDS.
Don’t Forget
that we are headquarters for LADIES’. GENT’S
AND (JIIILDREN’a ROSIERI.
REGULAR MADE HALF-HOSE 9c. PER PAIR
anti Upwards,
GENT’S FULL
LADIES’ FULL REGULAR:
MADE PLAIN AND FANCY s’l‘ltll’hl) HOSE, former rice 35c. WILL SELLl
FOR 210. PER PAIR, Also the largest stack of K1 GLOVES to be found.
Gent’s Neckwear,
GLOVES AND DRESS SHIRTS, AT
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
All Spring Styles
l
l
or nauss volumes in Gimps, Or-‘ 1
naments and Braids. . .
FOR ALL
the. New and Latest Designs of
SILKS. CHENILLE ORNAMENTS,
&c. For FANCY WORK go to
II. S. SMITH’S, opposite depot.
MS. Smith, 0p. DepOt, ,
SOUTH
NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler