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A Proposition Made by a Ger-
man Government Official.
UNITED STATES 'l‘lllilh'l'llilllsllll’.
Why Mr. Hint-m In In) ~ Illlllllfl tlw ttutlt.
Appiiliuuu-iils In the I'lr-ll'l‘lll“| iiiiw
awlslilyh In Great Iii-iiimd wan-riot.»
Tmlillle- \nt loarnl Ill ‘..\l.|llnlilll.
D'aaaiauron. April is.» iii. :.i‘ ii »n--
rotary of the Illlll’f'llll ti Illlllll [untutli 9. III
I lt'tll‘l“ in “in lunlltru‘. r :v‘ivl'ill. tl i’ml lit-r»
llu, Mfll't‘ll Ii. [ll-llflw“ the mini li~huieiit
jointly by llll‘ l'iiitnl Sluice. llil'l ti- I'lllll‘iy of
m push-flier I'll the view-b. ply m; ir-lWrt‘fl
the i'iiitwl State-1 and Ut'f'lililll pit . \\ll|t'l|
carry Ibo lllltll‘. I‘lii'lilltlll I: tlilt'i'lnl p. u“.
.‘u‘l lliiit ill'l‘ll delay is Il‘f‘.‘.~-I ii~ul Ill thi-
prinipt delivery of the tomb. “unit: in the
fact that tin-y liiivo to‘bn- ll'xvtlii'il mid dis
tributed Ifit'l' bring laiiilvd :il lln- port of
destination of tlic stmtuvr.
The tuggerti-iu is made that Inhiul l‘ll'l'hl‘.
Iimilar to railway ninil i b rL-i. I-i employed
jointly by tho tw- gu-vcriiiiiunis for thisdis-
triliutmu of the mail “iiili- chasing the
man, no that when the nuiil arrive. at the
port of destination it will have lI'I‘iI illetrilr
Ital for all the large distributing oflli-eai
either in Germany or the Unit-d States The
east of this service, Mr. Saehu- i'uiiiputv-s,will
haahout “it!” per annuni, WllII'll to mi-b
country Will ha 822,3” per “MIND“. The
matter is now in the hands uf the 'whiilmlcl’
ml, who is giving it comidnriiti-vu.
Superintendent Bell of the foreign mails
mice, who is familiar with tho lawn, inter-
national and domestic, pertaining to the
mice, axpremos doubt as to whether the
United States could under existing laws
utter into such an agreement with the Ger-
man govenimcnt as is sllggmlml by Mr.
Sacha He is, however, thoroughly in ac-
cord with the suggestion, which lit' regards
asan excellent one, and thinks if it can be
put into operation it will greatly facilitate
the prompt delivery of mail matter between
the two countries, and could, with like profit,
be employed between the United Hiatus,
Great Britain, France, Spain and Italy.
llr. Ryan's Enormous Responsibilities.
Wasumorox, April lit—It is pmbahle
that Mr. Huston, the newly appointed (Initial
States treasurer, will not take tho oath of
office for at least two weeks, owing toseveral
complications and embarrass men to that would
arise should he do so. Treasurer Hyatt has
an enormous trust to look after. As treasum
he is resymaibla for about ammonia, and
as assistant treasurer ad interim in charge of
the New York sub-treasury—n [Ihlilnn he
anuned on account of the death of Judge
Xch and held until relieved by Mr.
Roberts—ho is accountable for the filtldflll);
(In there. While Mr. Hyatt is quite anxious
to be relieved from his album duties, he
does not want to be placed in a lan’lliirn
where he cannot look after his own into-rod -
and those of Judge McL'iio's heirs during the
count at New York. This would happen
should Mr. Huston become tremurer before
the count of rub treasury funds in New York
Isflnished. As Mr. Huston doe; not care to
Cnbarraai Mr. Hyatt he will probably wait
until the New York count is finished before
entering on be new duties.
Appointments.
Wasnisaros, April 1s‘.—Tlie pl'fiitl t
made the following appointments: Robert .
Potter, of New York, to he sumrinterirle'iit
of m; .l. IV. Cunningham to he ansayer
of U. 8. mint at Boise City, Idaho; William
H. Perkins to he associate justice supreme
court of Washington Territory; John B. Donv
nelly, of Louisiana, to be marshal of Eastern
district of Louisiana. There is good author-
ity for the statement that E. (I. Lacey, of
Ilehigan, has been selected for the lmition
of comptroller of the currency.
No Your of Serious Trouble.
Wasuixorox, April Ill—Secretary Xoble
my! the talk of alarinists about trouble in
Oklahoma is antiwar». There is no fear felt
by the govenimunt that there will he uni-v
ual lilwllfs‘llmfl prevalent in the territory
after it is "Il’flWn open to settlers, but with a
View to guarding against any Contingency of
the sort. courts have been organized, deputy
marshals have been agreed upiiu, and the
army ready to help maintain pram.
Natl-anal Capital Sales.
TheNational Academy of Sciences at its
union yaterday afternoon reelected Pro-
fesor O. C. Marsh, president and Professor
Simon Neumimb via: prmiqimt.
Among the. [tresidr-nr's callers were the
natal chief, Red Cloud, who came with three
of his western friends. Roi Cloud has made
It a practice to call on each new president
and secure an erMlnn uf opinion from him
main: Indian affairs. The talk with
Pmideut Harrison was of short duration.
Preeidunt Harrison informal a prominent
applicant for a cousulship that he would not
heable to consider any applications for consulr
ships for three or four Weeks yet. Secretary
Blaine estimates that then;- are upward-i of
3,5“! applications on tile in his department
for 2“) mulships.
Secretary Noble has l’ccrit’el and accepted
theresignatiou of Gen. Franz Sigel, pension
aunt in New York city.
The acting comptroller of the currency has
million-d the First National haakof Hanni-
bal, 110., and the East Strondsburg (Pa)
National bank to begin busiues with capitals
{Olmflw and FILM rspectively.
1he lixilea In Canada.
Ornwa, April 1S.—Profe~aor Weltlou‘s
extradition bill euhrging the scope of the
patent law relating to extraditable offenses
and [unwilling for the exchange of prisoner,
with wuutriei having no extradition treaty
with Canada will, it is believed, Wile a
kw this season. The government has given
notice of the transfa of the measure to gov-
cninent onion Professor Weldon, the au-
thor of the bill, which is retroactive, has to
ulved a number of threatmiag letters. The
letters are sappaaad to haveeorue from Amer-
ican fll‘luY‘. '
Raid [.0th lie-plied.
Jnmsos Cm, Ila, April lS.-Goreruor
Mada reaplted William Walker and John
latthaws. two of the Bald Knohhtm under
.tauea to hahangad next Friday, until Ilay
III, theday fixed for the execution of Dave
Walks. It is expected that the three men
will—rely hang on thatday, as themprasus
gun has alr‘imilylreadered a final decision h
are. In on y executive clemency
Ivatlie criminal: eau
Tho Iaata '0 Railroad Dina-tar.
3mm, ilk, April Ill—The coroner's jury
wit h- han investigating thaBaataPe
rallwaydbtwwkich occurred atla-ao
H w‘ h u rudered a vwdiet in
"w...“ m ind-ma
0. bank Guava-ad the fratgkttrah
ithlqwtsatht tau-bullet whee-t,
hnbmbmtfieu
.i’
,wm of word» (anew-d.
“W" DIVORCE 'casr.
Intluioay M the l’a-mplahiuul In the
Nriiaattmml Trial.
l'lllt‘Amt, Alll'll l‘. \Vli-"i llii- i‘i-li-lu‘tliul
('aitn-i iln. lt-‘ ll'llll um t‘miiiiinl Judgi- Sid-
nv) h'iut‘li. vi .\li» I‘riflvi‘n v nun-I, dartul
the do) -|i«- If‘lltl“ by titular; luk opening
adults» to the jury. lli- mo. lull-mod by F.
J. luwli, Min .l. be for Sydney t'iirh-r.
Win-ii lli' bit-l l'iiiuln-l MI-. ('Iuti-r tut-k til-t
l‘llllll'. The |‘ liq-"iiiiiliut in lllt‘ wimiliniiiil
enm- l.‘ll ll .i ii. i .. .I will: tin» our of It dun-ii,
Illn‘l iii li-i lr'llilll',‘ llilll gimtiit‘. .
In llll\t' Itlt'lllll'vl Iu)’ flii- lwmw. m lllfllltfllll'
nit gum li-‘I‘ by Kyrb- Britt-u Shin ~pol.-
iii ii hm Nlll \‘Iih‘v, iiiial In-pl her lam! I-liiv
l‘)l" lllwl upon the Jtll‘). Shi- u|l1l~ll' mur
rinl Inn-v t‘ni'ter May 'J-i, I\\I, Ill Itiytuii,
U. Slit-bail kiinit'ii Iiliii iiywii' nit-I ii iiitlf
when slut became eiigngol to him Shi- tint
Illt'l him at the. house of lien. .Iiimii Sins-r.
h'lienii-t Iiiin at Waulmlin llllvl other plum
prior to the eiigageiiwnt.
W. J. llytws examine-l Mn. t‘mlrr
“After your Wedding in I).iyi--n “here did
you gor' ink-d .‘ir. liyiu-ii
“We blurted mi ii wedding journey tr
Cincinnati, and tlioxii'i-uo went to Ii.iltiiizore,
Philadelphia and New York."
"llnl the defendant's ill lro‘lllltlt'lli . f you
lll'glll on the day of your iii:iiTiii,;- .'”
“It coiiiiiiviireil on the owning; of the “1d
ding.“
At this pnlltl llr. Ilynu. mid he had a wit.
new who ui~lml logo to New York and be
withdrew Mrs. Carter from the stand and
court adjourn-ti until this iiioriiitu, «ii that
the willie-ii who “It! about to leave could 5;:
before it mash-r iii i'hani'cry and have In:
evidence taken.
The court and lawyers repaired to Attor-
ui-y Ilyiies' otlloe. where the lt'slllllttlly of I}
U. Uilumre, the New York theatncnl lllulm'
ger, was taken, 3Ir. Gilmore is proprtotnv
of Niblo'a Garden and manages Margaret
Mather. lie ti-stllluil that in September,
Iwi, lint tiarter came to him and told him
she was studying the dramatic nrt umlei
Kyrle Bellow, and asked Mr. Gilmore wheth-
er she could get a [mitten in the next season
if the studied hard. Mr. Gilmore told her lit
thought ~h-i could. He also mid that Belle»
inn-lo more money as an instructor than a»
an lti‘inr and his charges were 8'3." a lawn
‘Ill‘ N'lllul‘l
A DYING MAN'S CONFESSION.
lie Milli-d Ills Brother Sixteen Yrarw Ago
Iml 'l'llrcw Ilia Body Into a “'2".
t’iiii'aoo, April 15,-A spa-cw from Barnes.
ville, 0., says: Sixteen years tun Thoma:
McCall, a wealthy farmer, lilysle'l'luihly dlv
appeared. His father searched in vain and
oflcrcd large rewards in hope of finding llll
son, but to no avail. The mystery was solved
Monday, when Juacphus llld'all, a brother,
who is at the point of death, confine-d to kill-
ing his brother and throwing his body lflll.
an old well on tho prank-s.
He says he killed his brother during a
qtiiirro'l, and knowing that he will die iiiakes
tim, his ilyiiigaad truthful coufaaiun. There
is gnuii r-xi-ttement in the neighlmriwod over
tb.- r. '~"l.|l|0ll. Josephus, the self'eunfaanl
numb ro'r, is about it) years of age and bean»
a hard tiiiiiw.
FAILURE IN BOSTON.
The New England Piano Col-splay (iota
l'ruler will: Liabilities of D’UXIJIOO.
Ilorsrov, April lit—Thomas I". Scanlan,
doing business as the New England Piano
Company, with otllms at No. 157 Treuwnt
street, Breton, and No. to Fifth avenue,
New York, and a factory at Roxbury, Masa,
has made an assignment to Gotta-y Morse,
lawyer. "is liabilities are that”), lie war
formerly of the fimi of Mchughlin 1; Scan-
lan, organ builders, Ilistoa. The firindls-
mired in lwl,aud since then Mr. Ileanlan
has conducted the business hiuueif. About
six ymrs ago he established a large factory
at Ilnxbury.
Ilereiitl y the New York branch of the busi-
ness was inmrwrate-i under New York laws,
and styled the New England l'iarwl.‘ompany
of New York, with a capital stock of $200,-
001.. The Ihmtori business has bdrm incur.
puma-d under Muenchueelts laws, with a
capital slack of 3750,01). In March last
some of the important machinery in the fac—
fury was disabled, causing; a brief shut down
of the work. At this time there were ill-
nion: that Scanlan was in financial I’llfllt‘lll'
ties. 'iiw factory at lloxbury manufactured
an average of severity pianosa Week. 'I'In
inunmliatm-mne of the failure was the 5m
pcn~iun of Fri-vs & Son, [dam duller), of
balm, 'l‘. x. Searilan had back"! the Dallas
finn, and was vii its [taper for alwlun Hi;
nominal aw t; are {when
shot by Ilia Wife.
li'rum, I'a., April lit—Early yesterday
morning J. K Fields was rhot by his wig;
and dial two hours later. him Finish wll
reading a '19ka in which she was deeply in-
trrmr-nl, and il'brcgar-leil the m‘l’altfll re»
ipmt.» flu!" her husband to retire. About
ini.ini,;lit Sir. Pie-lob bromine angry and a
later hear” from
bed and began alwing his wife by striking
her in the fate. In self defense she seized a
revolt er and warned him to keep away. Ile-
atlvaiicnl and was about to strike why: she
find, the hall passing through his lungs
Fields made a dcpoattion exonerating his wife
from all binary. The owner‘s jury found
that the act was justifiable.- under the cir—
cnnntanum. Tim parties am highly eon-
nt‘tlt‘tl.
Sew York'a Market Scandal.
Nzw Your. April 18. ——'I'he commissioners
of accounts. who have been investigating
the abuts cimnrctul with the leasing of
stand: In the new West Washington market,
have made their roprnrt. «minim: of sweep
ing charges of criminal neglect and misman-
agement on the part of the city Comptroller,
the finance committee and all official: re
spoimble for the market.
The Whlaliy Trust.
. I’iwma, lila, April IS.—Theaanual amnion
of the whisky trust is being heldhere. The
attendant-en large. 'I'ha trustees met at 10
o'clock and certificate holders at noon.
Nels Morris, Chicago, and lir. Turrell, N"
York, will probably be elected trustee;
There is liltlu Wtion to the want
officer»
Another Billed Hall Bag.
limousines, X. Y, April lit—Anetta:
rifled and bag was found in the river yuter-
day, making the fourth motored to data.
It was irotiably stolen on the same night
that those variously found were taken.
1’me iva have as yet obtained no
clew to the robbers.
The Injunction lad. Perpetual.
Ciiicaao. April 18,-Ia the United But.
court yesterday alteration in the can of the
Pullman company against the Wagner Car
ay.torestraiu the latter from tiling
cannula trains, the tsmponry injunction
recently obtained by the Pullman company
was made perpetual.
WWI-cm»
XnYoamAlwil m—hwlclek Helle-
tar.a ph,fullll aroll amiable;
mamammanamumn
corridor of the MOM,“
tookittothahaukatla‘l'aiiflnlt,
wharetthaloapt Ilew M hhb
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SUPERIOR
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IlIE PllllEST lllll BEST
Iii made only of atrii-tly pure grape. cream
of tartar. atrictl pure lilt‘ltl'lmillie of
soda. and a small portion of flour as ii
preservative. nothing elite whatever. and
III warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phmphates. lime. and all lllt‘
a-liilii'ruuta frequently found iii baking
gmwd-w. . The character of materials
inn-d. their purity. and the nicely of llll'll'
combination. render ('li-velaiiil'ii superior
baking powder the mom healthful and most
i-i-onomiiuil in use, and it always affords
uhuleniuiic. IllIlI'illtllIl‘. and delicious food.
II in I't'I'ftilIIilt‘ittll‘tl for purity. healthful-
ui-m and villi-ivory by Government and
Shite t-hi-riiistii. chemists of Boards of
Health. and profmvm in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. f=ill \vi-iirbt.
(‘tizvutixn Ilmrriiiziis. Auust'. N. V.
0. & 0. TEA
The Clinical tea Ever 05ml.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
TBY I l‘.
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3.; will m: :3 :7 win. c:-.‘.=:; :;
It it the “[6an ”Baht. Luv. pi.-
timiwf plan-anon; zinleniiraitirnl “1... ' . ‘
y‘lfl' and free front all alum-rations: r m.
-. mi: 'IbI-pn-kaym ltl‘l't'l‘dli'u ‘, . .
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I". D. LAII'TON' £10.,
D. L’IIDIIIIEIIIEI',
CHAS. II. I‘Ellllls.
South Norwalli. Conn.
N. I'. N. ll. dc ll. RAILROAD.
Derembrr '11. 15S.
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3.“ " Exnreaa. 1:5 " Act-om.
as: " Local Ex. v.50 “ Armin.
sue '- 8pm.». on; “ LoraiEx.
.1123 ” lirai Ix. tar: Armin
7.3.4; ” Lani Ex. :2.1.lp.m.l'.oiii:nn Rs.
in " ht‘lul. 1.0? " local 2;.
3,53.) " 50.3.5 (in Ll- " Sp'zm'iu Wat.
9.0-3 " Local x 307 “ [m1 Ix
.151 " Acton. til " ileumflx.
19.1.! " lax. tfl “ Amen.
1L4." " hulk. 519 " Naugl‘x.
12.199. l..k’.xprm. 5.13 " Art-0mm.
1.40 ” 50.5.“. 7.1:] " local Expre-
241 " Acroru. 7.2: " Bridgd'pt Arc.
1.46 " lioewnlx. .819 “ Accent.
506 ” Stamford Ar: 9.49 ” .Acrom.
5.20 “ :1 rs- 11.0: “ Aaaun Rx Ar.
63$ ” StamfordAct 12.4.1 " Bunion Ex.
8.11 " B'port bpec. . Barman.
10.15 “ Actions. 7.. ” Am.
Scams". f 9.11 “ Armin.
9.15 Acton. , 6.51pm. Aceoci.
6.14 p.l Arman. .
7.23 “ Dialfixv.
$.59 " Acton.
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‘I’raiua mu. Int Kori-lit.
aotla win. eoile new;
(.0? a. n. r 6.34 a. in.
6.5:! ' use "
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9; u l 515 "
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2.” p. in. I 9.51 "
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8.02 “
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Instant. Ivan. Pal-I.Ax't
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DASBL’BI’ k NDBWALI DIVISION.
Canned February «a. 1588.
Plead-gar 'l'ralna.
WUTII.
[mils-walk. 11.80. Nor-ail Ar. Wit-on Pain
fflaJa. 75am. Return.
81': " 523 " 8:5 “
10M “ 1013 “ tom "
1250px: Imam. 107mm.
434 ‘ 46 “ 451,"
619 ”Hind 6% ”Iixod ‘46 “I'x‘d
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NOISTII.
halibut: Point. I.v.So.Norwalk. Arflnrwalk
title. in. liked 120a. Ill. l'x'd 210 Ind
‘25 .. .. ‘9 .. .. 6" ..
595 " 9|! “ Qatar.
1201 “ 1213p.l:l. 1218 .It.
250 "lixcd 310 "lined 32:5 nixed
laps. 512 ” 517nm.
550 " 6! " 6:9. "
715 "
1010 “lined 1017 “Hired willlxad
must.
Dita.- 925mm.
ssepn 657 p.1n.
V. II. W.Yloe-Pru. and Gea'l Ian-gs.
P. C. Paul. Saw .
A. W. Pal—III. Pea-cum Agent: .
IAIN LINE.
iaavellridgepiwt for Pittaleld.
1.03; I. amour-om
In“ as u
3:0: I I. Iixeil mn‘ar urn.
pin. expreas L in.
.610 “‘ match
sza only as far u Great Burlington.
'Ooeaoaly ae far as New lilfoni
II. II. Mum. \‘iee Pru’t it can lau‘g‘r
w. I. Lrol. 8m.
A. W. Pullman. WAg‘LJrldaemeCt
Black and White
all Matias.
D. 0. 000“. Sta-fad.
1110'” 11mm. Nor-uh.
‘ If .
—‘f_
Ulllll‘l'lllll & Sllll’S,
Druggists,
lie. 11 lala street. Norwalk.
/.
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Special
to offer this week:
worth $1.00.
worth 127} per pair.
I 50 per pair.
ually sold
250 for
OS'I'ONT
SOUTH NURWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY. APRIL 18. 1889.
P
liltir Bargains
In all Departments.
“‘09——
Great Leaders on Every
The following are a few of the many Great Bargains which we have
lllllllllliflfll‘.
Counter.
Slaves in all lilfl Latest Easter Slates.
50o liailies’ 4 Button Kid Glove, Tans and Slate, worth 750.
7 the Luilios’ 5 Button and 5 Hook Kid Gloves, Tams and B1. A-k,
2 lt'. Liulios’ Tilllbltl Glove, Black and Colors, worth 330.
' Easier Hosiery Bargains.
150 for 2 pair Child’s fast Black or Grey Hose, regular made,
150 for 2 pair Ladios’ Fancy Stripe 01' Plain Colors Hose, regu-
llll' made, worth 12-;- poi' pair.
like for 2 pair Fast Black, Fancy Stripe or I’liiiii Colors, Hose,
regular iiizulo, worth 150 per pair.
100 for 2 pair Gent’s Brown Mixed Hoso, regular made, wort-b
25c lb; 2 pair Gent’s iniiious Beacon Hose, regular made, us-
:it’ 190 per pair.
‘3 Ladies" Jersey Ribbed Vests, worth ‘190 HIGH.
‘250 for Ladies’ iiiicquality J orsoy Ribbed V csts, worth 330 ‘llCll.
25C (lent-”s French Balbi'iggaii shirts and (lifiiwei's,\vortli 370 each.
37c, 42 and 470.
Edge or Satin Ribbon.
Grail [Easter [inning of Parasuls.
CUlllpl‘iSllig‘ the largest and most elegant assortment of pm‘asols,
coaching shades and sun iiiiibi'ollas over displayed in Norwalk.
We invite the ladies ofNorwzilk and vicinity to visit this Dept.
before purchasing elsewhere.
Ulll' assortiiiont the. largest, prices the lowest.
Gail’s Furnishings.
All the new Spring Shades in G eiit’s Nockwoar at 1'20, 240, 310.,
Gram] Display iii Easter Billions.
Special for tho week—190 per yard for N0. 12' Moire Crown
Best Silk Ribbon in the inai'kotovorthQTc
Lana Specials.
per yard. Ellie. poi' yard,No. ‘22 Fancy Milliiiory Ribbon, Stripped
edge, good value and worth 550, per yard.
1250 per yard, band made Torclion Lace, 5-inclics wide, worth
200 per yard. 250 per yard, Egyptian Lace Flouncmg, 43 inches
wide; same quality sold last season for 500 per yard.
yard, 43-iiicbos wido,Blaek Spanish Guipuro Lace Flouiicing;
\vorili 1.00 per yard.
q.
Hamburg Special.
370 per yard, 27-inch Swiss Flouncing; worth
Complete line of colored Hmnburgs.
Linen Bargains.
and Shirt Waists, usually sold at 12.1.0 per yard.
54-inch Cream Damask; worth 300 per yard.
w"
000 per yard.
290 per yard, lot Damask Towels, Red, White and Blue Bord.
oi's, knotted fringe, 50x22, and well worth 500 each.
yard, Swiss for Curtains and fancy work; worth 100
100 per yard, 1 lot 44 pei'cales, just received, suitable for Sliiats
tile per
per :yard.
190. per yard,
BASEMENT BARGAINS. '
90 each. Silver Napkin Rings; worth 250.
190 each, Silver Plated Salts and Peppers, worth 50c each.
190 each Little Lord Fauntleroy Comb and Brush
9c Box, Wonderine, Ammonia Polishing Powder, Gold or
4c. Best Scouring Brick in the market.
480, Kitchen Lamps, worth 750.
fllllll Nights “118.30; Saturday lights, 10 o’clock.
Agents for McCall’s Glove-Fitting Patterns.
Forks. worth $4.50.
Case; sold everywhere at 35c.
Silver; regular price 25c.
25c.
l’latcd Butter Knives, usually sold at 75c.
$2.89 dozen, R. C.
Silver Plated Knives and
290, Silver
190 Night Lamps, worth
BOSTON STORE, Norwalk.
690 per
TAYLOI! fir. (301.1)!th .
Baal labile. Fire. Idle. Archival,
Platetllaiui. and steam Ilolli-r
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Aleuti- for the sale of‘
lit-homure and l-‘uria Blur-mun
6 a 'l' per cent. Baum.
hoax:- Negotiated.
OFFICER—«incl? Washington BL. So. Norwalk.
NEW DEPARTURE!
Ilnvim: mad“ (‘Xlt‘llr‘th‘
additions to my
Confectionery
Department. I am now
ull‘uriiig smut: nt' lllt'
Choicest Candies
To be iound in the place.
313’ assortment (-mnpi-is-
0s goods front the Well-
known fil'nls 01'
Baylor of New York.
'I annoys of New York,
Lowuey of Boston.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
IicDonalil ll: Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
E. titanium STUBE,
67% Main Htroot,
a" I. NORWALK.
_‘.. _____
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
H‘—
Full line ol Artists’ Materials.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Sccondllaiid
CARTS,
A Lot. of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot. Wagon,
(inc Grocer’s Wagon.
0iic Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
— AID-
Barn-Yard Nannies.
RAYM NDBRUS
..W a... ~..- .
SODIE
Special Attractions
. .__. .tl' u...—
Ambler & Sammis’.‘
40 yards Finn-y Matting (by
roll) $11M.
Bargains ill lilltt'k Stiriili, 670.
Bargains lll Bliick l’eitii ill"
Soii', or Luxol‘, LOU.
lliirgiiiii in Black liliittlitmcllTC.
liitrgiiiii lll lllitt'k “iillic Fran-
caise, llh‘c.
Oiic lot l’laiiil Flaniiols, &t'.. rc-
iliiu-tl from title. to 250.
()iii: lot l'litiil l"liiuiii:l:i,&t-., ro-
iliiced l'roin 50c to 38c.
Ono lot 5-1 int-b 'l'ricots, Sun,
reduced from 8m- to 500.
One lot 22 illtfll l’liiids, &c.
induced from 250 to 1250.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
lilBLElllSllllllS.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping.
Laws ROLLERS,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
&.c., &c-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
Wiiiiviiiiiiiiii
SKILLED WORKMEN.
The folio-xii g i.- ihf‘ certificate of S. D. Ikiyles. a
emanate olihc Winona School of “urology, now
“ll
11 ()NI ER. B. I—IOX’T‘,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wis-nu. Mira, Feb. 13th, 1869.
fl‘lils is to eerily that Mr. S. D. Baylor: has been
with ml. an piipil,aiid I can highly P‘cummefid
him he a good watchmaker to any in need of the
serum of a competent and fine workman. lle can
turn out via fine work as any man: he has a very
fine and complete set of tools, and h” made many
epctial tools under my in-trticzion; his jeweling is
perfectly clog-int. and I might go on and state lunch
more, but rpace forbids he will make a wry
inluable addition to any jewelry aloft: and I hiphly
acummend the young man to any one. Ir. Boyle:
has done chmnomeier, chronograph and repeater
work in tin-HhL-e style. Iii: ha- done American.
Eng. iih and Sui-a work and general repairing about
ail Hutu of ivsichcs. lle does his work elegantly.
Your: lmly. W. I". A. moment “K.
13"IENING
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT—By a system of
officer. uni all kinda of hminees paper, with
which our ac olars do barium. they are practically
fitted for any commercial poaition. b'esaiona—
Honday, Wednerday and Friday evenim
rIlUIt'I‘lIAh'l) AND _’I'Yl’llrWRl'I‘ING DR-
riarunent is In charge of a practical teacher. who
can secure best mulls. Seamus—Tuesday and
’l huff-(ll! evenings.
GERMAN CLASS—A practical teacher from
Yale:k College give: ltl-DOD! two afternoons each
wee .
Would he pit-needle have you call or write for
particulars. YrtAXK ll. RUSCOR.
Gazelle Building, Norwnlk, Cl.
P. S.—!il.-o of Busiiin-a Department, Bridgeport
Business College. IE9 ti
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Ollicc
Any one in want of employment, or wit-hing to
ctr-ingl- his or her place. will ilnd it will fly them to
call here and register their names. dies free;
Gentlemen will bccharged the ruin of 25 us. If
you want to buy, or null. or rent. or enquire for any
thing you can do so here, as we will adverIise at the
other: every day. We have a ritting room for IndiraI
and one for Gait: aim.
u :‘L
M
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We have a restaurant where you can get anything
from a so. sandwich to a full meal at all hours
Bond by ihc day or week; aim lodging.
fill lin Yours Reenactfuily, BBB Ill't's,
No. 5 Water St.. Borough.
Lent Has Come
And we are prepared to furnish all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholcule and Retail. flare made arrarge-
ments for an extra quantity every day through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Iae tt 11 cc .. Radislics,
Pickled Oysters,
And anythin
,0. want i. .liAllKET LINE ’21P“
FRI-IS" EVERY DAY
—‘f—
HUNT 86 ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
manhunt-lent.
CANDIES
Of all kindt. MGM
BAigggivi
e‘OIlNlICOPI AS. CANDY TOYS. and a full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDI-ZB’S 31.003.
than
The Best Kindling Wood
Now to be had is sold by C '1‘. Leonard In bags of
50 lbs- at 50° EaCha [1'
One ocn‘ s worth is “meat to kindle any ordinary
(I. 'r. LEONARD,
Water St.. Norwalk.
Ill tl
16 North ‘Mitin St.
SPRING STYLES
—or-——
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 30. and to Cents, Double Boll.
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Roll,
—u—-
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
1H North Main St...
Suntli Norwvalk, Ct.
A. s. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry. .
the Watch Denali-In: a Specialty.
w. c. oumraaa,
m mm
a Woolf-[tea It. -
loath larwalh.
Norwalk Chronicler