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GOSSIP OF THE CAPITAL.
Changes to Occur in the Execu-
tive Departments.
NEW l'lll'lSl'leS l‘tlll 'l'llI-Z NAVY.
The Weather l‘rop ltIiIlI-tln Austin (tin-I
Encouragement In .‘glll'llllurlbli—‘Vlrm
"lulu-It'll "and-mm- t.lII [tum New
YOU'D. l‘l'lbllll‘ll‘llllh"'l ll l'u't lIi-m ..
“'ASIIINIIIM, Mon l. I“. 'l‘lo- wilili- lot the
rumbling important [Hill-1h l.t the punt-
oflloo depaI'tnn-Iit opp-airs to l-- :v'lllltg into
hope. The conflicting «'nnllilnlv-i have an
adjusted their ambition.- Iliut ll i~ likely that
Mammntnmnts Hill In- ltLl-li‘ this week.
It Till bot-n .41th that 01- l'mlliuntwr lln'lll’l'lll
Tyner will III-collu- tho It‘c-II-lttlll attorney
general, llvlgltul lul llil‘ lill‘ltllTll'l' tlcpfll'l‘
meal to slim-ml lion. lli'ynnt. This, if true,
leavesnphn': for till. ll’lnlli. Id, of Cincin-
natl, an M'Cn‘llll tt.‘~l.\l.’llll |H>illlnslt‘l' “I'llcrltl,
and it linbitl'lml that (it'll. A. ll, llama mt]
noume his. old pmition In I‘uir-l nrfilstnnt.
It is undcutood that the lending appoint-
ments in the interior Ill'i‘lll'llllt‘lll Will also be
made during the pi't-si-nt m ill. The appoint-
ment clerk of the Inll'l‘i-Ir ll<}l.ll‘llllt‘ll: has
been engagal in briefing the pup-rs on file of
tlweaiulidata for coniinbsinni-r of the land
office-ml connnisaionerof pi nouns. Tllr' two
leading candidateil for this fnrim-rimsition
havoboon ex-Sonator Chili'ott, of l'olnrmlo,
and ox—Oovernor Stone. of Iona. It is said
that A combination has been formed with the
intention of presenting the ltnlllvN of Mr.
Chiloott for (NJlttllllxilIIIlI'l‘ and I-x-Iinvernor
Stone for assistant L'Ollllltlmltttlt'l' of the land
office.
ullt onounu N \\ i'.
Th3 following statement shows the ships
built and appropriated for unlcr the last
ubninistrntion: Lnarniored swift cruisers:
Chicago 4,511) tons; lhston, 5.51:”; Atlanta,
8,11”; Dolphin, 1 AM; 3 orktown .,7UU; Ben-
nington, 1,700; Concord, 1,700; Otto appro-
priated for,l, 700: onoappropriated for,l,7t)0',
Charleston, 3,730; Newark, 4,0‘3; Baltimore,
4,413; Philadelphia, 4,133. ’;«I San Franc'nico,
4,033; two appropriated for, 3, Olltleach; one
appropriated fun-5,300; Vesuvius, 800. An
armored shell cruising monitor, 3,000 tom.
Two steel cni’aiers, Knob-unis, Let!) tom. A
cruiser of the \‘csui'n'm type, mo (on, On,-
stoel ram. Of these seven are l”UlHlill£lC‘tl, in-
cluding the Vesuviua. The Yorktown lulu
made her trial trip and L'Xt‘i'ulcd the re-
quirements acconling to law, 'I‘lietjharles-
ton, now building at the navy yard, Mare
Island, will be turned over to tho;- gun-Hr
meat in about three week;
WEEKLY WEATHER (flu)? Bl'lJJBTlN’.
Tile weather crop bulletin says: The condi.
tions in Dakota and Miiinoota have been
about the average for plowing and act-ding,
but work was intcrI'IIptnl in Dakota by blur.—
teriag weather from the 13th to the 113th.
The weather has been favorable in Illinois,
Mimouri and Kansax Set-ding conditions
are favorable in Nebraska. ll‘hmt In re-
ported as doing well in Kan-cu, and the fat/v
(fable ettects of fair Weather have Tim-l) felt
in MlSOtfl'l and Indiana. lligh. dry toni-
pcrature and freezing nights amt a deficient-y
inrainfall should be injurious to wheat in
Michiganfinthesouthern portion of which
state snow has disappeared. The crop prou-
pects continue excellent in Kentucky, Ar-
kanmand Tennessee, where the spring plant-
ing is well under way. The winter win-at is
reported as looking very Woll throughout
New York and Pennsylvania; the trust is
out of the ground in southern Mnsmictiiisetts
and planting is in program in New Jersey.
Favorable reports have been received from
the south Atlantic and gulf states, when» the
spring planting hm: made excellent progresa,
the cane planting being nearly (‘nrtiplc‘lt'll in
Louisiana. There haVe been three light
trusts in this state during the week, but they
have resulted in no damage. There have
been no adn-rse reports ru-eivol from any
section and the Week has. in general. been
lnvorable for farm work In most. districts.
Tm: Bums“ MISson.
“I have a tuna in my “tutti for that place,"
said the prm'idcnt to Mr. Blaine. when tln-
latter presented the name of Editor White
law Reid for the English ltliifiiott, “but Illu
not propose to nominate any (int: until the
British government sends a minister here."
The president did not disclose to Mr. Blaine
what man he had in his mind. and, therefore,
ugood deal of Knox-ling has been going on
since. Public opinion has concentrated upon
Chauncey Depew, and there are certain signs
in the air which indicate that the English
nussion hm been tendered to Mr. Depot and
declined by him. It ”was a New Yul'k man
that the president referral to. there i~
scarcely a doubt of that, and it was Senator
Evans, cit—Senator Warner Miller or Mr.
Dvpew. Mr. Evarts says it has not been
offered to him, and Mr. Miller‘s friends say
that. he could not be tempted out of the
country even by so alluring an appuintunvnt
as the miasion to the Court of St. James.
. A Gin FOR THE FIRST LADY.
' Frank B. “'est, representing the Ninth A.»
801an District (.V’ew York) Republican club,
ted to Mrs. Harrison thie afternoon. on
behalf of the club, a iwautifnl silk plinth
IIang, heavily trimmed with gold fringe and
incased in a handsome plush box. On the
outside of the case isanimnive solid silver
star, in which are studdal forty~two gold
flare, one for each state, and finely engraved
with the following imc’rlption: "l'u Mrs-I.
lfimjamiu Harrison, with compliments of the
Republican club of the Ninth nonempty dis—
u'ict, New York city—James Snmlgrmn,
waident; David lL-llnntcr, secretary."
run Pmmzsr‘i-I scxnzir. '
The president did not attend divine service
yesterday. Mrs. Harrison, accompanied by
Hi. McKee, occiipie'la pew at the Church
of the Covenant, and listened to a sermon by
REV. Dr. Hamlin. The president took a walk
In the afternoon, accompanied by Secretary
maul. Ho was followed along Eliminator
hm avenue by a large crowd of curious
people, much to his annoyance.
WI" mama CIIACE mzoxxn.
The resignation of Senator (Share, of
Rhoda Island, hasaroused much curiosity. lt
II now ind that when the senator found
money had been con-aptly used by his friends
to elect him he only remained in tbechamber
long enough to protect the lbspublican nia-
Wif-
lilvd Ber shame in DcItb.
Pit-mum, Marv h In. —3li.a Jennie Mo-
Km, dau‘bta-of wealthy parents of this city,
gave birth to I child about eight montinago.
Lat Wednesday, learning that her betrIyIr
was in Wheeling, she went to that city, Ind
nothing more you heard of her until yester-
day. Then information canietrmn W
thattlnbudia of herself and hachtithd
but found In IndIIa meek, ta: mils from
”:duteltyon the Ohio river.
fimm-hfl-h-mp
null. 0.. Mia—John HcCIrtby, .
Wane-thinner: Iudllclliplnli-
MwII I-‘IlhdbyItI-Inpudtm
Mamumm
lllldll. “hump-I'd.
to Bill W
tutor and an In the lion-e. pluny 0! font,
bull. dc.
JII ll luqnltcnt (“All 'I‘. LEONARD.
Fll Slll ll llllT Tll'lll
lumi’llt‘l‘l’m llrtutmiurt HINDI" BIulI. ~06
Iimht. Home Indlot, wby 1:5. ou OIborue
Ave" But Nonnlk. t‘ouii.
A fly to
At‘Ollll. LAY'I‘ON.
lll’.’ In South NorwIIk, I‘t.
‘ (illllAT it!“ Illililri combined In llalr'I rump
D of Tu, W'Intt tic" Ind "unbound the but
Cough Ityrup Ind Luau aIIIitIa- wmtd. an an
Ibotvle, II II IIluluIlIlc fut Croup III i'hlldn'll
boldby Ill draw III. 'lbe genulm- only bII {Io
Itmlleof the-Ignition of JII. ll Dalila mt tuliou
Whiz: llIlr'I l'hIrnIIcy. mantu'tuwn.
Brl 'eport, C.onn Home
For Sale.
ill! Whitney Art More at South Nurwllk
Till-mum ot llll but Ind moat compiule
ImI'lIrtItoIc pl min in ttu- Mate, doing I good
bualum Llcbi mu. good mention and good work
rooms Nouompettlion Daliiga II? yIng barbie»
It runatltglnexpeim Will be rod on tIIoIIblc
lama, owner bu too much other Munch to um: Ii
time IndIImitiou. Inw .l'. Wilton-y, IBILIL'I‘I’,
will am one mouth' A work Ind Dalmatian flu: to
purr’hucr. Apply It the dare.
I C WHITNEY
All RightA ain.
llIi lng IuIln got Into my old III .lty I Block.
lain rltul Ind n plural the goods achtmycd :Ii the
fire by I tniicti Inger IIId better block I Invite the
publtrto venIrI all lua Ibow the bat line
In town 0
H amesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, ac"
And I tie-r them It the mm rumble «iota.
“WC rm 3 (Ill and you 'hl be. nib d that there
II no better plll.’ e to buy or how repairing dime.
J. I‘. O’ROURKE.
mrtz 'zm
TJ‘YLOI‘ & —GOLDEN,
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plate (liars, and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale or
chenlurc and Pam Mortgage
6 a 7 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
Ol'l’lCl: 4'. £47 WIIhtngwri 5L, Nrmk
KENT & CllOLWl'LL,
MASTNS All PLASTTBEBS.
Boilers 0! all Kind-I
Set and Repaired.
Fir-c Brick ‘Vorlr,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
OFFICE .11 s. SBLLECIC’S,
[97 Washington St. Bridge,
So. Somali, Conn.
Also, 1’ 0. Box 140, ll‘estport.Ct.
n *1 :lm
Here They
Coach, Bond
Are!
almizzmllllli
.11, ilrookI-mlv Stock Farm.
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COME
.8... And get. a copy.
Antll' All atrium: tor one or two tumlllu; :-
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a recnvncmcng' B {
lIrrIIwI Ind llflllll in comp.
Dual Nollm t0 cunt: pct hue.
finflmfl} (mils.
ll. I'KUKW'ELII.
AltL'lll TE 1‘
llomn 50. llIiIlaIId I Block
Wubluxton Ilnl-L South Nurwalk Icla 3m
Kain. II. mason.
l".
Omani of the rim Congregational Church, WIIu
b.ury Teacher of
l’lauof’orte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
f'i ty Lock llox 391’ 0.. NORWALK. CONN.
l‘ own...
1
° AG EXT ron TUE
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NO’I‘AIKY I’UIIIJC.
ltUWAYTUN. CONN.
C dominion. '
(mm (m Weddings Ind T’flnlt'tl.
omwuptly on hand Iorthi rick Ind well His celo
brat-1t limit lbw. Ind Employment (inter.
w IAIN 511. 50. NORWAIJ. CT;
I. I). JKSVISUS,
C
Saree not In L It. Outward.
Undertaker It EInbaIIuer.
BLEL‘l'lth SIGHT DELI. IS Till: OFFICE.
No, 4 Knight St. llceideuce. 5 film 8L,
law-3m Sorwalk,¢:onn.
Annalnox. —
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachment: I‘mI. Nader. Bun- etc tarnished
General Repairing of Ill kinds Ind Innkm o!
tinting Machines. M. SIMILEH.
in ”Int 52,. to. b'nrwnik." 659::
J, 8mm.
Curpente and Builder.
I’lznl fzmlrhut Ind btimaten given.
Jobbing of In kinaI promptly mended I...
l’ brim Ann ”"11, mar Main
0
J i. BA! DION”,
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
(We foot of “Inland tit. on WIttr P. O Box 6".
)n. .I. . . cumin,
5! South lulu mm. mp. City Hotel,
not“! :«itiwALK.
x “3. b'outh Sorwafl Ct.
8 to 9 I. In.
(”fire “can. l I210 2 p. in.
«.‘.9 71:: chpiumecnouction u to 8 p. In.
5081'" VOBWALK SAVINl-S BARK
.'l Wuhingtoa Stud.
Opts Duly from 9 to I! an, Ind from I to 3 p.13
83.4 In; Saturday crating: from 6 to 8.
Winter“: I. ‘owed on Dcxmitr.
I. LDZS SOL! ASS, Pra-
Joiix II Pamils. v: n m..-
JOHN H KSAl'l'. >11er Trm
"AMI.
“,7.II. l5. KSA I'l’.
Architect and Cilil Engineer,
Fun” >. «.4 Punt t-‘prifirstmr.s and ~uiurlntcnd
am: [or tb- Luurlruetmn of every dinnpi ion
of holdings.
TERIS REASOVABI. E.
Ul’m’l—Tlliot' I Bedding Wuhinmon 5:”
Safiorwak l’. 0. Box..5.
ATBNT B.
(.’. It Bl’lhfi'l'os,
Wublagton, I). C.
Tu: years In Cum-d States Patent Oitioe.
Illa Gable In "1me united true.
George ll. null-loin,
FUllSlTUllE DEALER !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
(Monum- ray II‘cquckotIll klndt‘ol Immune.
36 ”pin Street, Nor-III.
Alto to fumiIli trcrythlnz ncceIIIIry for
she internal 1: limit-ad. day Mornigiiltq Telephone
cumin Int muteuceJlo
M I915 P1309-
30““ ll. SKHTH,
FLORIST.
aunt 813823.800“! NORWALK
NOTICE 2
ALL BRAEDB or
BES’I‘ I’LOUR
81.00 per Bag
—Ir—
Daniel L’llommedleu’s.
Henry Tilly.
lllllllll Hill} .
Spock! attention given to re-
pairs III III bunches.
A good second-baud, twooseat-
ed earl-[Isa for IIIlo.
mm
‘x I.
It. I. ran-tones,
an to flu.
0M 4“ III! and.
Ire Cream
«up
SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING SENTINEL, MONDAY, M CH l8, 1889.
WW...” -.
-—~—-—‘l Ill DIST—-
MEATS
SERVED IN Till DIST IANNIH.
If on want the chum-Int IIATS, obtulIII-dn
ril III-I o! trouble or cont, you will Ilnd them at my
"kid, as Well I!
Puuluu of all Kluuls
IN ITS SEASON
F. HAYES.
llilllll.E'S lllAM'h. .‘IILTII b'tlltWAlJl
TllllNlTll MTTTTT.
out, QIIIitlIy ,—-'l‘bo Bent.
the-.f Veal, lamb, Mutton. l‘urk. Salt Ind l’rub.
(timid Ila-f. Smoked Tonizue. llatuI,
Moulding llIrou llIlogInI, Pruitt-
fom. litr.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered I'romptly,,,
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
J. H Klinefelter
DP ALER IN
luau, Fish (Justus,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, ETC.-
‘OO' —— —-—-
lluu. N. Y, N. H. l H. ileuul
Telephone Connection.
llllll llilll ll
28 Main St., So. \orwalk.
Mulls FIST lusuuus,
Fruits, luuululluu, Puulluu, Ell
(If All Kinds In Their Season.
,AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
_[l l. Ill-INDIE”, N19 KS BUSTED
THOSE WHO DESIDE
THE BEST or
Meals, ‘
Poultry,
—-AND——
Vegetables,
Anni-,8 lush and at 8 mmlx'ruue price Would do well
to call It the
luuuu Mllll
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order: solicited and good! deli“ ml to any part
of City.
Jillillllllll‘lllll..lllll
SEWE RS!
F. NI. PIERCE
mum-m III
S l‘. ‘V’ [431} 1’] I 1 ‘4‘
no
General Sewer Contractor
prepared to make connections with main er
5mm thlI city on the mt [Ivor-bl: tor-II. WY
ngto connect. with the recently iIld
sewers in this city “will find it to their IdrInmg-c to
all on him. an I I]
F . M. l’IEItCE
Box 20. South Norwalk, Ct.
3mm n. mums,
Wholesale and llctsll Dchr in all kinds of
llll. All Tlll
Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lackawaaua, Locust.
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Coats.
tutti Tut RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and Ike-
Ihall streetI. Branch oflloe It Stllsou
Drug Store Mini
HITIEST TIT“...
Do!ou0nbyohg,a¢l-I.m
“Fill-T... I' In.
.3le "’ "“”
“om
Iona-«Innuwaahbunuu
”.‘hDu mm-
id!
. .._____~.'.__..._....... u. L- ___
”llu lulu] lulu.
’ Very Wide Surnh Silks, 75c at
Bridgeport 3 gain House.
W. B. HLL & CO.
ls‘oulards, Pounce IIIl India Silks, rteb
'l‘rlmmlng, a II Dress Silks.
Grand Opening 1.: . tttonu of Our Entire
Spring 1m ortatlo- of French Saunas
Scotch Ginghams.
TMIIIN'HUM In then tIlIrloI. which wcpreu-ntl our lemnII for Inuimllon IIIII III-anon tun III-var
bu ll uluIllI-d III AInqu and llll'llllll'mvl’y know ntyh and odor “lilt‘li tm lbtl'll ill-Inuit by the
Sum]. In niauutuilun rr, many of whnh are Iouiwllid by III. IIIII cannot tn tound l he “In-m.
SAT NES.
ln lllllllopllllfmhll'l’lltl wi-Innounrt-n ll‘wlllli'll n! may of (twice and iIt-uumli‘o cotiurlnui. with I
bIrIIIuInouI and flood aluminium and blending ot guml «IR-cu Iran ”I" minului In the mom clIhorItu
W'Scotch inghams.
In IIiL-Ie foods we when" Ihnw I thorough and e .in ilcto Amman-oi or all llll‘ l:|lt‘l'. II In Ind comblnI~
time In C 0 on. DMWI. Ind I'IIIIII with lace. Cord and llmiIIr-d I'll'fl‘ll, HIIIIH'II Ind ‘IIIIII with llmcbe
Ind ()Inbro, tilt-cu; IlIo l' Iiin ChambrI with Into. 1 id Ind t ‘-ontnl burden! and Main I'hImtIrI In all
the newer: Ind mm! desirablu tutoring-8 litigant. Combination Suits. lllcti llubc Dim-ca. Spring
CImbriu Ind l'vrcalts. ,
Hundreds oI'\ “on Film tsiu Fine Ilooltlomls.
TRAVELER ' SAMPLES.
d $1
Elegant F aille Francaise wild AIInnI'e Silks.
Wide Black Silks worth $1.50 at $1.
Best Silks ever SJIIT at 750.
Wool Goods.
All the new cffwta, New Rubi-I Ind Sidrbandr. I litre new combinations.
lluuuauuluu uuu lluuululuullu Buutuluu.
One has of the genuine Tom Cami-PI "It" t'loth ttu- wry tin-t dollar quality. ntunly 59.: I Ird We
do not know of another fabric in ihc Illll’llt'l Io m-l worm a dollar Il- Ihid. It tr pure I 'I-In l l air. w'ide
double width I beautiful twilml wmc. Ind a brim ( IIL'illi uni.- h At .'ilk' ii a woiidu rtnl bargain.
About I'. ’ plum more of ttu- m inrht‘ amt-1‘ in Ilairt' mm at rat;
I!) piece-I of the flap d‘ Alma III full
tine lot of the dollar Sauna wry wlde It .1.
| Onc- lot of the .'Ilk Scrim- II me.
A few more I 1 ill” wool good: It Itlc.
W. B. IarAtteco
OUR STOCK. '
"up...”
Hamburgh Edgiugs
Flllll lll llll Illl' Tll‘l ll Till Illllll'l.
l. llllllllllllll & Still,
84 Washington Street.
South NorwaTk.
GROCERIES
TO BUILD THEM.
to all flinuitt'n.
Shot) by ML i
-—-—A'l‘ Tlll OLD STAND (ff—«—
'1‘. BURR GUYER 65 SON.
spnmowoon.
.‘LI. ORDERS FILLED I’INHIP'I'LY.
3ITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH U9.
GIVE U9 A TRIAI:
- SENSIBLE LOW-COST HOUSESr-IIOW
Our m-
('05? Hill Shu—
' .. Now ready. This (“minim
. .‘I'W. Beautiful. and
Shun: hi. w you ran tuliul a 32001) I. mac. i-r3l a» 7:0, and bow to math-n
Ill-(homo, cmurniI-III. IIOIIIIIIV. light. cool. and ll
warm and cheaply benu- d in mntcr. I'.‘ .II int. ndm; " bail
film! to do, and mum Ili- m what not In do. lieu-mm
INJTION. ll. .'UH "IT! I' T's l N!"
AND MEATS
wA'I'IAH. entitled "Slum-5135' LOW-
IIIHV 'l‘fl III II.” THEM.”
illiiill s illustratlonn, and complete description-of 5‘
Irnpl nuntry Ilonwuumtiug from” tom
In winner,
a: of home-
do,“
9‘37 l" lie-Ina! Street, Philadelphia, Pi.
liuuuuuuulu uuul Hualsluuui
Douotbuy Imouumvnt or [tradition from any
ghouigraph. butgo din-ct to the chow rooms of
FRUIT UDDINE!
A most diliciona Dcuu- rt that can be pro-put d in II" c nlllllllcr; lt-m \' anilla. Chocolate and Macaroon
tluorr. Those who have used It Ip-ak bwhly of it.
For the Lenten Season '0 have first-class, \‘o. l
ckercl in lo and 20 lb.
Mackerel at "to lb. RI
kitts, Salt Fish and lBloatcr Ilcrring. kc.
The Itnest Florida Ul‘llllgc.‘
3 lb. Nuulliulu Cuuauuuu ulluu qu $1.00, uu 35c ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Clmice, Sweet I! §_\' llutter for $1, or title lb
Al lbs. flood, Dairy B "(or tor $1, or 28c lb.
l‘rcnhC-nned ‘llerringm Iluc Inirle. two cans for ' ir. Clnni Chowder in can.- Pvrklut lobster and
lambs Tnnxuc. and spiced oyetcre i glue. Extra Choice Prnnnch‘, 15: lb.
Fresh Eggs ‘ 200 per (102.
Shredded CodIIIh is deli -:httul one pound Vlli I no tor iwo pound.- of any other it: pd; ISc rkszc. Try it.
I ‘IlttorniI I’rnneI Illr 1b.. sills futile large California I’runu, 12 Ind II: It). 30 us Soap for We.
21b- Choiee LIyu Figs TOIZ'X‘.
OUR ORDERS.
WI. SOLICIT
FBI" you tried the celebrated Dew Drop fixated 000d! . they beat them It.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’,S
33 Washington St.. - So. Nor-walk.
Ash ('hIInbcr Saute, 8 p can, 8'20 00.
'I' BIL-ES.
Polished Mahogany,
Cherry and Oak tnncy
up 81
A GENERAL
llllillllllll lllT SALE
IN ALL; GOODS.
Everything will be sold
Regardle s of Cost.
People wi. bug to buy
Underwear, osiery,
Gloves, Ribbons,
Silk and Velvets,
Can buy them now
At a Grea Sacrifice.
M I L L N N E R Y
Lower Than ever.
GIVE M El A.- CALL.
H. Kr eger’s.
' Memo , Hotel Bloch,
MAIN ' TREET,
Bantu Nor l. . a118, Conn.
in the City at title It doz.’
Bait-o, W aur Stu-II. \‘orwnlk and In- -lu I. one
' to and you “ill not in III-appointui in it!
IplpI-Imacc Dealer In all kinds of building alone
and cemetery work.
I’. \V. 13.»X'.l‘l'3§ .
£18m
Illlll'l Tlll‘ Llll Tl-llll,
Til-Morrow llay he Too Late.
Take an Endowment l‘ulicytlmt you may need in
old age It youiivcor if you die, it will be I help
to your family. . ceIiIIadIy will give I young
man In cudowmc tit of '1 1mm be pant to him at
50 years of age or In his family It distb 5 cent;- a
day will give you I lila- policy for $1,110 Ind you
do not Ioom- whatyou have paid it you plop paying
any_ wear It: or tbm.
ISSUES IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0t? HARTFORD.
8. S. L'IIOIIIMEDIEU, Agent,
South NorwIIk.
Jacob M. Layton,
Rail Estate and House Agent.
General Insurance A gent-y
Fire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tlcketo—(‘Ibtu and Steersge.
Drum for one S and upwards and Money Order: to
Ill parts of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
65 Wash rumor. 5L, (Next door to Postofilce.)
South wNorwalk Conn.
Life Insurance
At Actual Cost.
EIISONS desirous of obtaining life insurance at
actual cost. would write for circulars to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
283 Broadway. New York.
This Society claims that for six year! the cost to a
member of middle age ha been
Less Than Tin-Ire Dollars a Year
for each thousand donuts of insurance. dill 4m
llllTlll & ill
11 Main St., Norwalk, Ct.,
Wholesale and Retail
DRUGG'ISTS.
[Sperm I: teutioa paid to Prescriptiom,which
Irecomponnded by I granule of the New York
Collegeot Phannncy
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
50].!) AG BN'I'S
FOR THE
uuuuuu "Ills .llllllul.
Tin and boot Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND TINWARE.
hummus
steam and Hot Air Renting
r“ WWW.
.-.n"?
JUST RECEIVED! /
New Pickles
Assorted Chow Chow,
(iron-kins and )Iixed
Pints and )1 pint Bottles.
Swell Pitts: and Puuuerllulill
Also urmnmcnt of Gordon and Dellworth’sfluo
Olives, Tomato Catsups,
and Jellies, in Glass.
English Dairy, Edam, and Pine-
apple Cheese.
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llllllilllillllll’l
80.8808“! aunt 81mm.
SOU'l‘ll VOBWALK, CONN.
A RECEN T
$10,00 0.00
Toutiue or Club Payment.
AS AN ILLUSTRATION of the benefla of tusar
ing on the Mutual Tontiae or Club Plan of the
Home Benefit
EASSOCIATION,
137 Broadway, New York,
we give below I list of beneficiaries that participated
In the distribution of the moneys due from the two
$3.0LIIJCInbs B and II, on thedutbof Wok
26. Jones. at \‘cw tork City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid in. Received.
HEXRT F. G. LUY'l'll-ZS ....... $1645 .625
Lnytiu' Dros., Importers. N. Y.
EDWARD D. HARRIS ............ $3.75 35
Arthitect. A. T. Stewart l’.~tItc,S,Y.
WILLIAM L. HORR ............... 199.00 05
Merchant, Bridgeport, Conn
GEORGE ENGER’P. . . .. ........ .130“) 05
Dry Goods. N. Y.
11 BERT ANSTEY .............. 190 on m
l’ ate J iidgc Hilton.
ALFRED P. ROLLER .............. 199.00 83
Civil Engineer, N. Y.
WESTON L. SNYDER ........... 115.60 I!
Count-ion Merchant, N. Y.
I'. W. G JONES ................... BLED IS
Paid to Brute. -—
W
HERBERT ANS’I'EYu .3190!” 8!.”
Prime Secretary. Judge.” Hilton. .
WILLIAM B. STRONG” 91.40 I.“
lachIat, N. Y.
FREDERICK W. SHRED”... mm , 1,”
Wholesale liliinery, N. Y.
EDWIN L GWA'I'IIIZY ....... 189.00 IM
Lock lInutIctory. Brooklyn.
I".W.G.JONBS................231.” LIN
Paid tolleiatc. _.
thou
wa You, July ad, in.
Home Bend! Amiatlon, New York, N. Y.
Oman. - I take pagean- In acknow
receipt 0! cbecque for ' . amount. of III
duemeontbedutb otoneottbe who of my
club in your Auociatton.
I can recommend your Annotation II a dull-lilo
one to be insured in, for III promptaosalnthelettlo
men! otclaims. and Its Tontiuc system II I profit-
Iblc investment. Tour: I truly.
KORE.
Bridgman, OIIIn.
YuchIat,
F.’ A. HAMILTON,
GENERAL Inner.
r. 0. BO}: 887. , ' ‘
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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Norwalk Chronicler