,
"IE BUSH T0 OKLAHOMA
Effect of President Harrison's
‘ 0 Proclamation.
Tfll‘. WIIZRS WILD WITH 30".
‘I’tuttta on luring Ball] ("or llinpulerl
V‘ yttrium-1 uric .‘Iari bliot and Killed -l‘it~p
null-ai- Item. 3|qu to Extend the [tall-
null I‘at-tllllra.
\t‘u-rnn. Kart, March -.-.1. Nununh.
ymrruleati-rn of the Oklahoma prm‘larrratn-n
wa- reverted with wild eutlruwissm by lilo
throng of tumors It l’urrell Nauru are
being rapidly taken up. and there is hardly a
good selection of land that has not one (‘1'
III-Ito r-lahnautrt l-‘rizhts are daily occurring
On Tuesday night It Swede from Cold llnrv
bur, Kati. while contesting a claim twenty
four mil-u west of tlklabotiiu tht.1utr,w’tt~
fatally idiot by his omxmenl. The littll' fel~
law‘seye. Wan blown out and Ill! face 1111»!
with buck-hot. He was brought to .\rkau-
m’Cll)‘ toninrrgeotr. but died after being
taken from the cars. “In friends. fearing:
the eflu-t of having their Iranian rriarlo pub—
llc, gave out that it was air accident.
Men have uh‘pady sold their rights to
claims for Mill and (5110. A boomer arriv-
ing from Oklahoma toys the country it full
of people, that the number i» f‘rIlI‘llI1lllj' in-
cruising. llllvl ll" ll'lit‘vt') it I~l11||ui~~1lllr‘lr
ktvp them out.
'l'nr-rzru, Kart. .\luri-h L". lllll|1i~i1ul- Iv
upon tho announcement that the lrl't-nltlr‘nl
tradition] the Oklahoma pnu-lumutron. will:
rials of the Rock Island railroad and a can»
of etiglnecnt Martel from this city to make
the final surrey for- the t-xchM-rrr through
the Indian territory.
The road is built as far mirth th' l'onrl
(frock. moir- twenty-tire miles lruluw, iii the
Cherokee strip, at which point nmstnrction
will begin. King Father. the land ollleo
named for the weatem dixtrict, is at pl'hii‘lll
a stage station on King Fisher cxwlt. tr
muthcm tributary of the ('iniarron. 1! is
on the projecta‘l line of the Rock lnland, and
lime ninety miles south of the Kansas litre.
Ilkslfllfll that the railroad company uill
put]: its line; to King Fisher (us soon it“ pm
rible. tistrot at all likely that the exten-
.‘lull uill stop there, as Fort Reno. u'itlr ow
or out) troop“ is but a scar.- or m of mile.» fur-
ther on, which will create tr Ilt'lllullrl for sup
plies and Il‘nnslhrrlflllrfll.
GOVERNOR BEAVER'S VERSION.
lie Says Ila Strut-It Arm“ Because He
Thought He Had a Pistol. .
Hammett-.5. 1'n., Man-h 251,—waernnr
Beaver has arrived home. and was at bi~:
desk in the executive department at the usual
hour yesterday, hard at work. Tire governor
finned at the reference to the affair iii Wash-
hzton. “I've rlisnrimwl the whole matter
{rout my ruin-l, 1t nus unfortunate that the
poor crazy creature rllullal do as lit-did," Nlld
Governor Beaver.
"There m to ho a ditlerertce iii the vari-
ous accounts. Some say that Antics at.
lulled you, governor, and some say that he
tried for”
“Well. he tried to, I‘m sure. I passed him
in tho ofllce, and he said something coucenr~
Inghia treatment on inauguration day. I
told him I was not newnsihle for his re
5t‘\-moval frun the line and did not know it until
afterward. A: I pawl on I saw him reach
for Inc, and I turned quickly. I was afraid
lie-had a pistol and would shoot me. He had
threatctmd to shoot Gen. Hastings and I
didn’t know what he might do. A51 saw
his hand go up I struck at him. letruck
twice [rename I wanted him to know that he
must (put that sort of thing. I then went to
my carriage, and when l retuniul in the
evening I heard that there was musidernblr;
excitement over it. 1 naked the newspaper
men not to my anything about it, but they
seem to have spread it. I haw- not yet read
any account 01 the attuir. The letter sent to
me by ANNE: Was scurrilous and 1 took no
notice of it."
It was learned suhwquently that tho.- letter
Written by Anne: mu referral to tlretrdjti
taut general.
Mr». Mutter; Pint-Ry Daughter.
NEWARK. X. J., .\larch L.t——'l'he 11-year-
old daughter of l‘enlitrarrd Mirth-r, whose
wife wit-i tussmltml by Farm llutrl Salzmaun
in Clinton hut Tuwlny. hm hen "In-ruling
her father's milk rum.- in thin city Sillt't' that
5W!"- Thcappenrgnt-i: oil the child in the
'niil'i; wagon has aroused the (‘llrirrally of
hundred»! of people on South Urangc avenue
and along other part: of her route. and has
resulted in a Ih‘lllcnllntlé incrctmr of cus—
torum. Mutter hr. not left his home. aim-r-
his wife} illness. Snlztiiann, the perpetrator
of the crime, is still at large, and the police
are being heart over their npparent inability
to capture him.
A Town [mutated by Fire.
Dlxnx, llli. March ”ft—Nonrly the Whole
of the lrlb'llll'rfi portion of .\.slrtnn. ti tmvu
fifteen miles east of tbi; city, “'33 llt5trnyml
by fire yesterday. The bunrulhuildingdw
eluded the tvstofiice, the .\.shturr bank, the
Anne" an bank and a dozen stores. A heavy
wind rendered the efforts of the firemen
who went from here and other adjacent
towns tmnpletely uselcsrs, and all the build.
ings in reach were consumed. The exact
amount of damage date is not yet known.
Several accident-r were. reported during the
fireflmt the names of the injured cannot be
, Ex-Dlayur Burnett's um.
PMS, N. J., March '.".l.—-l-lx-.\l:iy-rr
Nathan Barnert, a wealthy resident of this
éity, hu bought and presented to the con—
of B'nai Jcahurun a litre plot of
landon Broadway, Straight and Van llolten
mi, for the erection thereon nf a new
synagogue. The plot cast $10,171». The gift
has been acceptul, and it is propu-tl to erect
ahaudrome edifice at a cost of $30,011 or
m The fluent synagogue property can
haddnuthought, for urine. The hal-
auce needed will hemade up by subscriptions.
. 'Xr. Tracie Private Secretary.
mM‘Mh 29.—Henry 1V. Ray.
mu. editoraud publisher of The German»
town Tiny-lit, I. been Appointed private
may,» W01 the Navy Tracy,
and will name his new duties on Monday.
HowfllttlHdlhrial ctmtrolof The Tele-
mm In W. A Whom. who run
he. unite for some time, will do the
nth. Gingrich. Secretary Tracy is
Club-hm of Ir. Raymond, and
was“: mud in many ways with hh
hit-ztbhbnmyd. Raymond, the
f (1!. x York Timer.
Wank-tartan".
mm Elna" larch est—A Urinal
haw-rum adaugm
' htbactotastlnza number
dean. 1‘1?”th ht:
smut-r ind- m
’ ”them Bashippedthawl—
.‘MthHokauold‘
ndhanapdn. Twmtydotlan
V infirmntuudonhbm
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in: 13W '1‘ rev;
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LESSON xrrr, hasr ourmcn. m-
TERNATIONAL seams, MARCH .31.
The (impel of M- itarkwwrio No War. ‘
(harm-tor (I “In (nthprl-Ih'aarma for:
the \.r1..rti.vrr~ In HIT-lo of the [our
lirr 'J llnlr
l.. 4.. flgrllll‘ I'vvf 11mph «1:11 \. ‘r1' 1 . .1.
\.-l'~l to a htuilyol l'lll'i~l's lrtorrurl I- m'lunp
:I~I‘rcir:rlwl lll llll‘ “ruin-I Ill'l“'1|lltl" MINI
.‘I Hi. i! 1-.llllll‘t‘lr‘l’r‘, um I lillrrnz it. no.
\.-.-‘1‘ 111 ymrrlmr'nm ul' 1!.:» 1; up. |. mni :1
of it. ' z. r‘ In! 11m llll ultluln 1 \lil’ ~11 111‘
“by no u -tu~u' 1 br- 1’ 1111‘ drum. 1 .. -. “unit-l
ll. - iflrtrqu-s lliw-l‘rrl mi tull'ilr. ~11 .Illlr \ \r '
l3111‘.‘,1lr‘l)i|"lll<l 11 ~* Militia-t“ ll. 1 I» luv.“
lwtrl. nrvl_\r-1ull.v..“‘wr;._.u. 13'” -'1.r'~I‘l '
1': l.l|ll'>1'll'rlrt"11ul 19:1 1 . l. y! ;
1‘. 1 in 1111' unlvurirrtl Il‘.‘- 11-. .‘ \J". “rim
i.-: .. ‘1'lrlllllllil‘lfl' 2:~~.1-..r. rr.i V'slI-l‘lll i
1’-'~...~I-'t’lr.rt.. ~ 3,- ..', r.nltrf‘
titvtl.‘i':tl'm-|~j . < :~ 1 'l ,r‘ll.|l)"
~‘-l lax“: ,w-i l,,. ..: 1.113‘ ii “renum- j
... .' 1-: l run r-p 19-min .11. i Ir;r;»' -:ii1ur the
11-. «. ‘lll .. Moi 'irv Ir:~l'.ri L» 11‘ llit'lll Hf.
1..- l. .r- -. l" - o'..lu.:i l1.» , ll'v' \\ ;\' tall
.1 _. mg... 1. t- p. rmm’ t «l -' 1 " v1...” ‘
litrir1.“.Ilillllr.t1lllillli‘.l1~-' ml
l-.1' 2. 11 turn! 9r r. 1.4 'J "-v 1.v-;.~ ul'
L'rrr‘ht‘uiruarrmirutr moi uii'rr. ._-. .pvoviml .
for tliotrrrly prrrul in all Illa-ill MM: tho
li\1i..'a-tl “Hill 1.... uurl 4! ,_‘5\"l:.-'1Ill,
“in“ our urrizr .r rilll,;‘l r 1' " r~ rr - ‘rl ll'K uil 1’
Wit-rim - .r..l r'..t- .m .r, um I C .w rs". - .: I.‘
irriir'.,;,111~ | .iwzvu r'.-r.r,,- .l ’.|fi,lnit;.~
.:.-- ~..-:rr-~.;‘.r.-l or; :1 Im- iii- 1:) .1: \ .ku- 1
~Iritbu1riir'1'nth-Iuirr n.» tz-y-r './ 1|~ r 1"; -
l. v1.1I1-ur lin- Imam! rim-n1 > 'rfhiul i;I il‘“
1.-'l‘lll In Ilrr» Sonata in Ilw . , 1,. :.-.r 1‘: on .
l'riiuh t'i lll‘l“lliv'~ In if" '.‘~l l'.'r-
pinatm .‘i'vir-i‘ lit-luri- the “mob irivwrrt .
of llrr.‘ liorrmrr r lierII't' hurl 111m in . 1- 1i .1
Net's-r lura u ln-«u 11m mm- st ,
I‘nruu or ilrero-ruprru l‘he ilrlf'lel . rl.l Ernll ,
qlrei‘eil all lltr' n-irrrirl belt of ti." Lunun
\.-iI’l-l. lirr rl' on Al \mr l’..lllt'llllt"l in Mien-Lil»
l-*~:111t0‘11lt-l an imperial hue. and My :1 n21 :
”mum-mu to Hurt lino lrnd crawl :rtv-l the r
10.1,; [n‘iIt't‘ |l1.|ll‘l' Augustus t. r bud.» ‘
t'tll't'il siulilltly and order, Chi-ms earthly i
mission begun. '1
In all the western half of the empire Latin 3
was the \ernacrrlar. in all tlroens‘tcrzi half l
(in-ck; both mingled, of mouse. with local '
tllfliclflh. in both tax-tuirrstiru taurn Lup-
cr's, rrn-rehunh, parlors, travelr-ri and sclrol- ;
Irrs, an tr I'lrlt‘, understood both luugrragm; E
but uhilothe Latin rim..nii.-mi.r;.-.-.-r. unstho ‘
language of llant urin-mmd lllu lionratr l
rnhts ott-l' tat-h of tho 1‘21] provinces ulltlt‘l" l
l
1111'
.zinr'.
m 1.1. ""I’
stood both, and in most ('tlx’x’ krrewwnie ‘
thing of tin: local lllttlt‘l'l. 'l'lriis l'rinto
wrote the inscription over the (‘1‘er
uriltreir In Greek and Latin and Hebrew .
-:i;t that 11.1- Jews of that day apoko
Illial'l“. fur lll!_\' did trot, but it tins
Ito-.I‘ .ml or written language.
'13- - tongue they hpuidt’, curiiuiuuly
can. ll t'n. 13“} rims, was in»: I'I'rlllt't‘ll to out-
ing. but unrur uf its u‘ur-‘s were um‘es-surrly
tpnmd by smite of the New 'l'--.~t:imeirt writ.-
era, and hence the reader iiili find the trot-.15,
"which is by interpretation." «to, us they
thought treasury to truth-late- souro phrases
for the people they aimed in rem-h.
Ton Jew of l’nlcxtirro thr- t-tupiru mu di-
vided iritojulcw and (lctrtiief' to a Roman,
int-r "iron 1 and free," not to a achnlar, Into
Greek and barbarian." The lrt uur-l meant,
but llr't‘rS-‘itriiy. as now. a u llrl nr llllf‘l‘. ill/3d
man. but morelyom- who could not weak
Greek-that 1‘, :i "pruttl- r," nin- Mime talk
tins 11ke "barium” top (Ju- ' var. Thus the
Greeks called the Pc‘l's‘idlls mrluirui," even
whtu tin: I.tl'."1' “'t't'u nu civilized It.» [110111-
spii‘m. With thew lllllls the i'i-ml r may see
the force of marry short Sllggt-elllllla‘, turpe-
crally in Mark and Luke; but lrv should note
1313!. 53:. Patti, IS tilt! L‘I'mit rlptistlt' U). the
Ur :rtil-w‘, constantly o-rrvlv our» to do nutty
wrtlr sat-ii dlallllt'ilutls tn.- inn-NV“ Christians.
In their fut-Ls", UN), m,- Iiuvl tlzc lw'lllt‘llml rea-
son for the tour Limit-d):
it is, find, u-JI‘ Mil-ion: lli.;i. N. lluit'ucw
wrote (or the Jena-a, null tin-rt- r~ .muur: vii-
tienco that his “Apt-l "-Ih rim r unjwa In
Hebrew, and not long :u‘h-r t'nu I'l‘llt'lllxlllll.
but the Uriel; copy, us ur- r-.u-.. l-. .i u it, «lid
not appear till thirty your» lutvr \:. Mark,
as evidently, wrote for :i ~u!II~"-\i:.i1. larger
constituency. and one ul;.-»n '1--- l.:i .'l brief
stateuu-irt nI' 1.10:5 I':r!Ir-1' t m i 1. rhyml-
ilreases. but 5:1.l .r [my-in illilri.‘.l mt'u I'uo
lair.» ue
.2..I {vi-.113.
tints
- . 31 1‘11."
ur lr-rlll
1- when
lo'h'fli affairs of l’ltit‘llfA'. lll
find from ll.:! .~: tr? 1 rvrmrk 13.2-
He begins it} ...Iii;i,f lliii. 1:1 r' . :.
have been itz'it‘ -;i. and llzm't-l 1
Sun! (in: t 3.1V: '1" .. .'
t‘}ll\$‘lillcs§" _ _ .
heresics hu-l ln-gun 1-) trump. .
tit)llltftt".t"..t rs \tt’l‘t.’lill1.1r‘~l n i...- :..:r:res
of (heel; purirtroplry.
Mari; tri.'._'.' be l‘ftliwl :L, ~ ‘
evangelist. llv tut.» t . ., z -
named Mary. “inn:-
a resort of ti: rim L':. ..
“'th l‘nul atrvl “(ll'tiltlrhn t» 3.4:.
was flitt‘r'ulfil'tlv an mum-w ,...
as Well :u r-:' i or lift!
Ural l1" 1”" 1 iv 1 Zw- mult'r'll
:zll’ r-‘-l irrirtyr-
~.:-~ 1 :53.- :. ~21 in
ha. -wpel
~ facts
luv ’1 i: ,1 m
at .\lL'Xllllllll’l i.i
rltrzii tin-rt». it I~ : 1‘ i, '
on that of .\laI.
directly fin-tum. l'v»tr-;'. : {.1 ; .
note-exude; - ' 3
later go»; 3. ti'pl [rt-rho?» 121:1! w
aim, were enough-.1
a sort of memo: i nets
of Christ—“Em u is rm 110:5. r ..1 . once.
All agree that it was it rrttui In Home, in the
Greek longing, and at some pert-KI {pitta-cl]
the dentin ui' Peter and Paul and the destruov
tinnuchntsalntri. 1 >houid be tic-ml. in)"-
erer, that while all agree that St. Joint out-
lived alb’the other apostles, yet i: it rimmed
that in“ their present form tlrn gmpck of
Luke and John are mutenrwrury. It i1 not
important, however. as We lrai'..-1hr.- unani-
mous testimony of the :Ipurltrl; - {others
(those whose youth was in ntmtolic Illllh)
that the four gospels Were accepted by the
entire church as the inspired record of
Christ's mission. The [mint to be chiefly
noted hem is that the four accounts; were in a
Sense Irecces-iary to meet. the wants of the
different chase: in the empire, and that St.
Mark set. down the facts detailed by all the
other: in a form suited for hiatcric arrange-
mint.
Jam and (intake in Mutton.
In London, at the East End, there are
growing and bitter complaints at the enor-
mous influx of German, Roman and Polish
Jens, who, on landing, are almost totally
destitute of means. These starving inimi-
nts are willing to work for a crust of
read and shelter, and thus enter into a life
Itruggle with London‘s destitute poor for the
mutant means of existence. There is also a
large incursion in theclanof gypsum who
am a curse to ever villa e or district where
they con 'regate. he ngliah government
seem to unable to cope with tho danger,
but iir Germany string-int man to I).
pmwd to abate thoriursauce Indeed com-
plairtta tin-heard from every part of Gar-
uiany about the thievin propellant. of
lbwlg‘lfllllenl nomads, and womthauthll,
a number of cast-a of children being kid-
naped are, reported front thelthanlah
n
W.
current when
_ law helm the
Chronicle.
Gianni—San Francine
. /
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VlAllfl's
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BlillllPflllllll
lllE PllllESI lllll BEST
1e made only of strictly )HIN grape I'l‘t‘tllll
of tartar. alricll purr- lricurlu-rrale of
win. and or small lurrtimi of tlour as tt
rl‘t‘rt’t‘l'hllw‘. nothing else. whatever. and
Is \V‘ltl‘l'ttlllv'rl entirely free from alum.
Itrrrrrurriu. [tilllt‘l‘llllll‘m lime. and all the
arlulleruuiir frequently found in baking
powder-rt. The character of rualerinht
need. their purity. and the nicely of their
cornbinaliuir. render (‘lvrcltrrul'rr wiper-inr-
baking powder the Iiir m1 healthful urr-I ttrmt
economical in use. and it always rrfl'orrls
u‘lrnlr mine. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is n-eomuierided for Irr~ity,lierilthful-
Irons and efficiency by wvemntent and
State chemists. chemists of Boards of
Health. and pmfessom in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
(‘Litritunn llrrrvrrrmts. Aux/my. N. Y.
-' .1 I m7
.- «flaunt-3%
.;-1 <~ “\
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The Choltctt 'l‘ea Ever Client.
PERFEGTLY PURE.
A in rs’r DELICIOUS Iirzt'IiIiaur: Int 1 1'.
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It is the "111!!st (rain: I.r\r.pirhrwlfr-11:|
11'» bwt plantain-m and Lilllmlllm .1 :rb- -‘.ut.'.
l .r~~ :itrtl trvc from all u-lultrnttniiaor color : .
14' Ltto r 'llrt: packnpm an» ht-nirr-tiu-uilj. wul- -l
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for 5-111- lry lllt' lit-at l-r-n cm.
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l). II’IIOIHIEIHEI',
. CHAS. ll. FERRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Elli". Nfii‘f‘tlvfir‘ifttarnrrow.
December 'L'l, 1888.
COIN“ WEET. GOING ELI??-
5.163. m. Express. 6.7.1 “ Arcom.
5.45 “ Ext-ten. 7.11:9” " Ace-rm.
6.12 “ Local Rx. 5.50 “ Acconr.
6.56 “ B‘port. tip. 916 “ localKl.
7:51 “ hrcal Ex. 10.42 Accom
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9.36 “ Accent. 4.1! “ unnaflx.
10.13 " Ex. 13: " Accom.
11.45 " localkx. 5.00 " Nauru.
12.59p.m..12xpre-r-. 5.13 " Accomm.
1.20 " 80.5.in 1218 " Local Ktpreu
2.“ “ Accent. 7.27 “ Bridgtl‘pl Ace.
1.46 “ Ito-stun Ex. 8 ~19 “ Accent.
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53.1) “ Express 11.07 " Adam Ix At.
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8.11 " ll'port 3pm. Burma".
13.15 " Accom. 1.38 “ Actual
Simon's. 9.11 “ Aurora.
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fi.1-tp.m Armin.
7.13 “ lmmllixp.
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come win. uotla nor.
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. IIOI'SA'I‘ON [C it.“ L1l0AIl.
DASBL’IEY .t' NOBWALK 111118103.
Corrected February 4111. 1553.
Passenger Tralua.
HOUTII.
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7 3! a in T 56 a. m. s m a in
817 “ 52‘." “ as: "
10m “ 1013 “ 10 2t) “
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6 1t} " Mixed 636 " lixed 6 16 “l'x‘d
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6.01 p. In
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110a. m. Hired 120a. mJl'x'd 210 Mixed
6 :5 .. .. 6 35 .. u 6 41 ..
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5 FA) “ o 35 " 6 It) "
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W. 11. Watson. Vicel’rea. and Gen‘l Ian-w.
P. C. Prints. sit 'ntcndart.
(3311 W Amt.
A. W. Plants, > , .
IAIN LINE.
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4.50 p. In. expteee ‘1 so a. In
fil 10 “ We‘ll
:Goes only," far as Gtett Barrington.
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Wu. H. Smitten. Vice Pres't I Geu‘l lm‘x't
X. K. Lron. 6 i.
I] r‘
W Maxim. W Ag't. Bridgeport. ct
.el and myou. Black and White
Art work of all duet-Igtloua.
110.000
INPoll.
It, Stamford.
TBOIAS mum. Newark.
tin son
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Druggists,
No.11 lain Street, Norwalk.
Portraits
sourn nonwhificvenm‘o summit. rerun. MARCH 29. rue.
BOSTON
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it is certainly gratifying to kn
patronage.
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ow that. the people appreciate our efforts, as is shown by their
The story of our Special Bargain Sales, the past. few Weeks, has spread like. wild
tire, and our store has been thronged beyond its accommodations, with anxious customers,
scels‘lnt' the many bargains Which they Well know can be found only at the BOSTON STORE.
A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned.
Therefore. after you have riled the so-called great Bargains (of fire goods; others with bank-
rupt stocks, which they lravc“'trot got) call at the Boston Store, where you will always find
(for rash} lirnt class Dry-Hoods
cheaper than any other house here can give you.
Our Special Sales always last longer than 2 Hours
flllll 600118 SPEAK Ellll THEMSELVES.
INSPECTION PROVES OUR STATEMENTS FACTS.
.lllrl urin- :r few of the marry l
mrguins, such as you can til 'uys find at
liiE BllSTllll SlllllE.
Underwear.
I‘ll-c, Hu‘ll, lndirs’Jrrary Ribbed Vesta.
worth 19:. each.
1‘3éc. each, L'irlicn' (ialtzhiliagwll Bod-
it‘e Vestal. worth 210. cut-h.
—-—-m——«-
llmlcry.
1'.‘{ 3, per pair. Only .‘l’iturday, all day.
Laure; Fast lliack IIUM’, (also few col-
ore) same at you have paid 2.’ . for. This
is the biggest bargain L-rdreii ever ant to
hosiery.
lfllc. per pair-Saturday only—flexit'ri
Fri-rich Balbngqune, also plain arid fancy
colored Hose. regular made and first cut.
ore. worth 250. a pair.
lie. 2 pair Gent's mixed ”Ur-r. ‘ Jur:
think. you have paid 125.3. lo 1 pair often. ;
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.lcrley Wntils. E
A livltr'r line of Jersey Waisbt than we:
are thmvrng cannot be found. Our prices'
range for It splendid Black Jersey from
49"., 795., $1.19, 31,25, $1.49, $1.75, $2.49
and 32 58. Smock Front of Sarah Silk,
Intent style.
t'ohm‘tl Jrl’N‘YS at $1, $1.37. $1.59 and
$1.75. .\11 new shades. Inullllr-tl wtth
llrutd. .
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.\oi’clty llut 'l'rlmttrti g. 1
Very fine selection of fancy duped ;
ll rule, hauling Cult)”, for IlllllIIIt-l’y par-l
[lt|~'t’!‘, 27 inches wide only. 476. per yard. ‘
'37 Illt'll “‘Itlt‘ Tilisellir, only 75c.
«o . 7--
.hpcclula in Ribbons. ‘
‘t'r- will keep up our Well earned Iepu- ‘
tutiun «1 having the finest, largest and
ht-r'. .~.*l.-creri stock of Ribbons lobe found
either in Norwalk or South Norwnlk, and *
at lllr' lnwwl [mssllrle prices to be found. ,
-l..-. per yard. Just received 31.10 yards ‘
No. '2, fancy colored Ribbon Worth To. l
per yard. ,l
(3 '. trr yard, No. 5, fancy blocks-d R-b—l
bur. all colors, \rortlr 10c. per yard. ;
Smut-{lung twu‘. l
43 '. per yard, will», varied clorr :1 e mi-
bllrnllnu Ribbon for uiillinery potpourri
49:. per yard, wide, fancy striped, l
Continuation colon», worth 700. per yard. *
531‘ per yard, wide, extra heavy, fancy i
striped Ribbons, jn-t the article for
$2.00 per yard worth 2 50
2.75 a. It a! 2 37
This is an excellent line, undone we
can recommend with satisfaction to our
Sole agents for the genuine Kirbo cor-
eels.
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[DON’T READ THIS!
customers. . . ‘1“ *r ,
0. .\. 'l‘.—t;lurk’e—0. . .'l'.
1 Now is the time to buy your sewing
5“" anga?:::l gm‘g’.’ Satur- cotton. 1-‘or Stirling and Summer use 100
ldozen Clark's O. N. 1‘. Spool Cotton, all
900 yards good quality figured China , colors, will broiler-ml by us while it lasts,
Silk, full ‘23 inches wide, and would be i which we think will be a little longer
be cheap at 693 per yard, but for this rule i than 2 hours. ’1' rpools tor 25c. Just
47¢ per yard. 1' think, 7 for the price of 5 spools.
475 yards beautiful plain colored China 1
8,“, full 21 inches wide, new line of: ' “lg—0.07 _ ..
colors. and worth 893 P" Y“"d' 0““ "I no.
price tomorrow wrll be 49,: per yfl'd- The latest craze.
Every body wants one.
898 yards good quality Sarah Silk, 22
Don‘t be without one.
inches wide. and well worth 69¢ per .
yard. Our price to-morrow and Monday i Sells 8‘ erght.
win be 49:: er yard. Thr- urea: puzzle that lrn~ turned many
569 yards .lone Francoise Silk in new heath. .
shades. worth 75, but for tomorrow and ‘ Great trick. how to get full! pigs into
Monday 3390 per yard. , the "ety" Without touching them.
We open on Saturday mornings hon“. 1 Every married man should have one
tiful line of ‘fnr his family.
5 groan at the Boston Store at 10¢ each,
sold everywhere for 15c each.
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l-‘rcucll Novelty Bren Goods.
At prices marked on our small profit
system which makes a great eating to
our customers.
Our line of Genuine French Sateens is
conceded by till the handsomest in Nor-
walk. Our prices are lees than other
houses ask for goods of inferior quality.
For good goods and low prices want the
popular and progressive dry goods house
of Norwalk.
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Spring Jackets.
1f appearances prove anything—and
they Very often do, we are to have a wry
early Spring, and, as usual, you will find
us prepared for it, with a full line of
nowluee in our cloak department.
Fine Black Jersey Jackets at 82.98.
Black Tailor finished Jereev Jacko-tr'.
all styles, at $3.95, $425, $4.49, $498,
$5.49 and “.50. '
Btack English Corkscrew Jackets, all
stylefl. at $5.49, $7.50, $9.98, $10.50 and
H.» _—
Try our new Cologne—NI. it C.
. 25¢ per ounce, equal to any first-class
Cologne in the market, and in order to
introduce it generally we will sell t'll
further notice at ‘25c an ounce.
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This In It Hummer.
35c for four ounces of a very fine col-
ogne, fancy cut glass bottle. The bottle
is Worth 25c without the cologne.
19s per Bottle, containing 4 ounces of
a' litre llair Tonic, Fancy Glaze Bottle,
and 'worth 300.
49>‘~—-
Butt-merit.
Hinnis’s Frult Presses or Potato Mash-
ers, worth 35c., only 21c.
ering Spoons, lame size. wood han-
dles, worth 76., only 3c.
Cruur Bflflll and pan. japanned, worth
39c., only 240.
“2,93. ‘ Sink Broom", good quality, worth 8a.,
Wide wale diagonal jackets at $5.49 onlydc.
and $749. Vogetahle Boilers, good erz-t, worth
196., only 11c.
Dish pan. extra heavy tin, all one,
piece, 8 quarts, worth film, (My 19.2.
Tea trays, R iutrds Blamed, worth 10.3..
We have a very fine selection of fancy
Err lish Broadcloth Jackets and Yale
and 1va Fronts. in Wood Shades, Sap
him. Myrtle Green. Goblin Blue, Mahoz
spring but trimming. . . anv. Stripes. Cht'c“ and Plarde II 33-95. only 5c.
Just rrceived an excell. nt hur- or Black l ‘3 89, 3395' ‘4 21' ”'49' ”£0 and “30' Cape and saucers, Saturday only. only
Trimming Braids, the fluent line of “renal Will 0 n Saturday an excellent line 39¢. per set. '
good! over carried by I“! “W” in ‘N‘W‘io‘ Black ded Wraps. 0"“ "d see Tea plate-i d and 5: each- worth
walk. Prices as usual. marked on a cash 1 them. double. ' '
basis. Wrappers at 79.3. others sell at 98c. D' . - . .
A very lint- lim- of Black Sparridi (irn-‘ ———q'o»—-—- “fling" plate., 6 and w each. worth
pure and Chantilly “01111003, jti-t ripened, '
42 to 44 inches wrde. l
75 cents per yard, worth 3 95
u 5| M a. l ‘2
$1.25 ” " ' 1 50
1.49 r. u it 1 75 1
1.75 " “ " 2 25
' 31.00. ,
l-‘ew Specials In corsets.
We sell at 49c a corset worth 75c.
French Woven Corsets at 69c, worth
Ewen and Basins for 69:; worth '1 .25.
Tooth picks, double pointed, 3 boxes
for 10¢.
Berby'e Best Blacking, So a bottle.
The Eureka paper pails, beat in the
market 19c; worth 45c. Saturday only.
Tricora, 2 D. Clasps at 79:. Sold every-
where for 81.00.
Headquarters for McCall's Celebrated Glove Fitting Patterns.
In the Market:
NOTE-O
Beet
pen Evenings till 8.30.
P0pular One-Price Dry-Goods House of N orwalk.
‘ ~Boston Store.” ‘-
‘ “'wau'ana'rrarn sires... '-
Real Estate. Fire. Life. eldest.
Platetllau. and NW. Iler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Auaut- [hr the sale or
”circulate lad Par- lot-tune
8 a 1 per cent. Ito-II.
Loan- Negotiatod.
orrru. _uaawurm in. no. Notwalk.
Early'Rose
Pll'l'l'l'lllll
_ For Seed.
INQUIRE 01"
llllllllill Unmsluck
E. C.WHITNEY’S in nut.
67% Main Htroot,
St 1. NONWA LK
400
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
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Full line 01 Artists' Materlals.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot 0i-
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
()tre'Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
-uru-
Bani-Yard Manures.
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BEE HIVE
General Intelligence 011ice
Any one in want of employment, or ”a to
climate hie or her place, will find It wlll y them to
callhcte and register theirnatna. adieu fire-
Gentlauen will be charged the ruin of 25 etc. If
you want to buy, or sell. or rent. «enquire for any
thing you can do to here, as we will advertise at the
dice every day. We have a sitting room for bdla
and one for Gents also.
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We have a mutant where you can
from a 51: sandwich to a full meal
Boatdbythedayorweekgaleo .
113 In Your. Rummny. BB IIIVR,
No. 5 “'uter 8L. Borough.
”Lent Has Come
And we are prepared to furnish all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholemle and Read um tirade art-an
mettle fa an extra quantity every day Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been floated. ‘I
Pure Tomatoe Oatsup.
Spinach,
Le ttu c e . Radishes,
Pickled Oysters,
y‘ou“£l‘r'.'."lfi. MARKET LINE
FRESH EVERY DAY
HUNT &-"Z_ELUFF’S.
a punt. LINE or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS, ‘
Orls_ V__§_r_nishes.
Berry Bron Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mata,
I“! III. U“ Mar out.
w. c. court-”Ann,
m mm
get an lrin
at all hearts
you an
get
moan a GOLDEN. Artificial limo stopcock.
mum annual».
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
out, duh,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
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SKILLED WORKHEN.
The lnllnwurz in the ccrtlilratccl S D h 100
Imam oflhr: Wrnuna school of new“; no:
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H()l\l E“ H. II()Y'I‘,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Ihttlrond Plano.
Wuroiu, Mint. Feb. lah, 183.
This ll to certva that Ir. 3. l). llayltu unborn
with nit. uspupil.atrd 1 can highly train-rend
him as a timid watchmsker to any In need of the
setvlm u acourpeterit and line workman. llrcau
turnontaslnaworkuan man; he an I very
Incandeomplcte-et oltoo .andlru made man
Iprclal tool. under my inutrnction; his leveling I!
pcrfectl elegant. and 1 might go on and m Itch
int-n. t PM. forbids He will make a v1?!
valuable addition to any jettelry suite and 1 highly
recommend the young man to any one. It. 11:11.
Magritte“ - ‘- , LL ‘
two It rat-clan style. lle lt'l'fl done '
Itnwlelr and 5am ttork and general mwfiwml
all lines of watcher. [to does his work a tly.
\otm Imly. W. 1". A. WOUDL K.
EVENING}
Commercial School.
BUslNBss DIPARTIIINT~By a Intern of
9mm, min all kinds of bovine-- paper, with
which out It: clan do lamina-a. they are practically
fitted for ‘.“Y commercial position. custom—-
Monday. mum-arm and Frid- «wince
MIORTEAND AND 31‘? EWBITING DI-
naruucutltltr charge of a practical rather
can tecate beet reunite. Bear 1' asda' :91]...
r
T 1mm!- eveningn. ono— u y
all] all CLASS—A practical tear-her fro-
Yalck‘Coilt-ge gim leuon- two ofternoou Ida
wee
Would beplcaecdm have you call or trite for
particulate. FRANK 11. BUSOOI.
Gazette Butldlux. Norwullt, CI.
1’. 5.4111» of Eminent Dq, immen Brl
1. 1345'?”
CAND1ۤ
Ofallklndt MCI“
BAEBYI
CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. ands fall amort-
rneut of ommcntal randy.
MrsJohn Holland-
LAIIDIB'S BLOCK-
SIS-t!
The Best Kindling Wood
Nowtobchsdieeoldbyc '1'. lmnardiu hep of
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
One can worth is what to kindle any ordinary
c. 'l‘. muons“),
Water 51.. Norwk.
fl-l If
18 North hiain St.
SPRING STYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 30. and do Cents, Doubt. Roll.
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40¢. Double Boll,
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DECKER’S “
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St».
South Nor-walk, Ct.
CASH
sl‘lfllus';
— ~ .00 - —-—
Pillabnry'e Bet Flour, per hbl ............ ”87 75
OI OI H In . ' I . I
12); Ilia. Granulated Sugar .......... . I:
at; Batter ............................... 98: lb
51M.Ig-det‘tince...::: ...... m”
Rock a m .....................
California 'hczrle: ..................... I? ‘1‘
Duncan: “ ....... 186
Fine llxcd'rea. ”451: 1b
gaunt; Aupplee 'm lb
DriedPeachce....... Wfiih
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1w. 1qu 81111111111.
92 Washington Street.
A. s. FERRIs,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watcher, Jewelry.
”Vanuatu-(am.
awn-emu. - militants.
Norwalk Chronicler