l
’ 'hich prevailed at Ilrum-ls.
, rived nt 3:?" p. Ill.. and \u-n- iinninlintely
oouuuéiiiiu“Emilio.
He and His Party Quit Brussels
in a Dejected Mood.
A .IXEII ltllt’lll’l'lth IN LONDON.
I. “lift-nu to the Hotel Bristol. “here
II. “III Iteumin and Atnlt
Manifesto to lle lulled Explaining llll
I‘tellln—A
Pulley null .tlnln.
“msxlfls, April '25.~(luii. Illnulunger'
00ml! l'lll-In. Iii‘lll‘l IIII'Ili‘IvIl‘I and six uIIlvl“ 1.
Domini-nut the Iluulnngil-t party ll-It Brits-i
tell. for England at 7 o'clock yesterday lilurii- ;
lug. The) app-anal to he glmiuy and dry-chi
Oil Nu Proud uitlumnl their ill-pai‘tlire,;
nor wan there any chm-run: er I'lllllllfitlltllll.
The party \‘llIIMI {ruin (Mend at ‘J n-‘elm'k.
Two hundred prrwlw “el‘t‘ [ire-«lit un the
“enhut thi- departure ef the Iluiilangbts
was taken amid thu same album as that
(”l [Inuit-Ii Hull.
Inshore, April 2:).-—III‘II. llunlnngn-r and
party arrive-I nt Dun-r )‘l-sll'l'lill)’ liftl-runnil.
A large nlllllln'l‘ of friend. of the g-ilx-rul
gatherul till the- pil-r and ier-«l I.:in with
cheers. The HIMflgI' from (t-trild was u
[“11in one. and the general hIlITl‘l'l‘tl from nea-
Iiclt'nesa. Ap-Ili-‘e i-nlnlnimlry Il‘I'lll l'nluis
watched the party nil behalf vi the French
govl-rnnleiit. The general anvl his friends at
once pram-«lid fur lnnlll-n, “here they ar-
driven to tlll‘ limb-l Ilrmlul, Where lien. linu-
lnllgor will mtnblhll lii~ quarters for the pres"
out. A large crnml of his admit—en gathered
in from of the huiel null t'lll'llill'il a cur-ha]
welcome to tlle general.
A crowd of .wwrill hundred pri'm-ns. inmtly
French. awnitel Iii the (harm; t‘rms rail-
way elation the arrival of the train nu which
Gen. Boulaiigvr traveler! frl-in llm-r. When
the general emerged train the train he “as
heartily cheer-«l by the peluplv- livid-r. There
was a inixul ernW-l onL~ivIe the Million, uhIch
alternately limtwl and chi-end hinl. The
crowd i.» callinatul In hun- iiuinluerul 2mm
pemma The public generally are apathetic
cunveriii'lg Gen. lloulauger'. pruwiiee in the
cilv.
. lmllnnger'n Intentlnnn.
Hun. Iloulangvr and his fullnu' exilt-nolhlml
privately trvgl‘lller at the Ilntvl Ilri~tul lint
et'eliiiiz. .\I. Turner. t'uiint Itiiln>ii‘~' private
timm-tnry, “in Seen Ir)‘ a l‘.e\\’~p.‘l]-~l’ repre-
Ieiitntive. lie declared that Iloulanger‘ain—
trillion was In remain perfwlly quiet in Imu—
doll and mlnit uvelil~. This filfll-‘lllt'lll, enm-
lug frum'one “'Im certainly sh ..Iil lznnw
Whom-f he rpm-ab, gin-n the h.- lu the air
nounceruent that Iliulnngor was lll-‘I’OIy
making a flying trip iu England ail-l “‘i'tllll
lhortly return to Ilruswh. :ln-l mnlirins the
suspicion that the general actually i‘rci-iwll
intimation from the Belgian lllllllul'lllrw that
they “HIIIII Ir pleased tn havi- Illni minimal
from Belgium at an early day, will ms nu
they would he ('Illlllh'llwl tn haw rel-nurse
to harsher nleasurm to rid lilt’lllx'll’l'i nf his
compromising prcsrlu’e,
Gen. Iloulangt-r Illln intimated his iiitnntirvn
toimniediati-ly 13.11106 Ilutziilcwln explaining
his policy and his nlllb’.
Tho belief is rapidly grunting; that l'luuliui-
gcr and the ('1 auto.- ile I'm-i. are i»nii~'piring
together to perfect a bl‘Ilvlllc for the uter—
throw of the French republic, tliniigh the lit-
most care is taken to nvuifl “ll’lllg eutward
signs of any connection hequ-n tin.- two,
Baltimore to Honor ('apt. )Iurrell.
BALTIMORE, April 23,-Tlm limitless mm
of Balthiiure are preparing to give Capt.
Harrell, of the )Iixwuri. a l'ulbillg reception
next Saturday in recognition of his rmcuc of
the yuwmgenl of the Dnnmark. The- two city
icohonts Will he lbcd lvlcolll'vy {hue-'0 who
dwire tn lbflrll('l;1‘llfi down till‘lbfly toiiieet
the Missourian Saturday taunting. A re—
ception will he tendered Capt. Murrell and
his otlicers on Satunlaynftcrnmm aboard the
mkfillurl. Monday a public reception will be
held at the cum and than exchange, «luring
which (Supt. )lnrrell and each of his officers
and crew will he piesentml uitli a merit
main], and the Dnn‘nh minister will come
over from Washington and hand to Capt.
Murrell a lIl‘f‘Uffllliln from the king of Den-
mark. Wuliimlay night a banquet will be
tenderel tn the utilcers of the .‘Ibnuul‘l.
New England Luster-9' Convention.
BOSTON, April :5.——The conventional! the
New England lash-n opened here yeeterllay.
The mnunittce on credentials reprtell that
1:“ delegate-s Were present, and that the
states of New York. Bin-tiachiuetta, l’enmylv
Vania and Maryland were represented. The
union is In a better tinnncutl coalition than
{or three years. The (xv-minutely on strikes
submitted a report which nmlr'tl that all ditll-
cnltia in which-the union had been involved
hulbem settled on beneficial lei-ins to the
haters. A committee will investigate charges
of the “at: of spurious label: and prosecute all
guilty parties. The committee in) I'Ulhldt'l’
the introduction of lit-sting marhinaq sub-
mitted a report. which was referred to a com-
mittee for special consideration.
.____....
Smallpox in Bnfl'alo.
Benny), X. Y., April 2-1—Sinallplx has
again broken out in th’u city. This time, in
last year, the dbmse was imported clinctly
fronts foreign country, and the individual
bringing it In Buffalo passed the inspection
0! the quarantine otticials in New York city,
being taken sick but a few days prior towin-
lng down. A Poll-h family reportel a case
of smallpox at 5'0. .139 Carroll street yester-
day. Investigation prayed that Henry Ta—
bor-ski, n Polbh immigrant, who lander] in
this country a few days since, was clinician!
nth the discus: He was rumored to the
Quarantine hospital, and the house quaran—
tined and divintectei.
Three Persona Killed.
Wiuusrrms. DeL, April 25.—-J ,iln Ways
midwife and Jamel 1L unflul'liim, a boy of
12 years of age, were killed at Ziewport, fire
mile south of here, yestenlay attemooam
the Phllmlelphia, “'tlminzwn and Balli-
inore road. They were driving acres the
m and were hit by the north-bound New
York and ll'ashingtm exprcan. The people
'6‘ in I (TUI't'ic-il Wagun and m I) »
wilderd by the shouts of warning from by-
m and stopped the team on the track.
At that mum-at the train struck them. The
hotn was killed and the wagon demrrlnhetl
The Che- Tournament.
KN YORK, April iii—In the chm tourna-
ment yatu'day Pollock defeated Mac-Lend,
Imdefmted Bud, Iachigorin defeated
Judd, Blackhmi defeated Burille, D. (l.
Baird Muted Gil-sip, Tauhenhnus defeated
Bhowaiter, Burn default Delmar. The
pins between hip-elm: and Wain, Enn-
Ihdun and J. W. Baird and (lumber; and
lawn resulted in tin
numummm
Hummus, Alrll a-Tbo Journal‘s
Winnipeg special syn: W. P. Dalmay,
Mullah-cm ntBntPofl-‘qhtt
"Marni-yup. Au invad-
flnfiuwuhhtoh mm M h H
m
ARREST OF ALLEGED WINDLERS.
Tun l'lillll~.lleu ('lmruml “III. I or.“ III.
“all! lnr Fraudulent "III‘IIIIII ~.
Il‘ " I", N h... .\|ll‘ll Lari. “quit I lath-l
‘h‘! m ~ .'\Ini~..rll In: \nl IAI‘|||I,.'lII I» 'Ill‘l . Hy
Tut-«Ln iilphl tmvi‘gv It. All-1i IlluI III‘I‘II‘II
lllln. ul IL nun-I), t'lululnugun HHIIII‘I .lllu-ui
Ill'iu‘rmlmlull n charge of unllll'.’ lite "will
fur fraudulent purple-m.
The two Illl‘ll \u-l'i- l’lllllllll.'. a monthly
lll'lulllllil‘l'ltllt'll All-uh I‘l-nil uf I.ilel'ntllre.
uhn-ll they . lnlnl ha~ u 1'Ilt'lllllllnll of Hull!
l ltlulllll. 'I'Ilh lll‘tfillllllt' I! n-ul “\el‘ the
cumin, and III II. it i». Nthl, they lltu‘rllil
flilhllim'lllt'llln In the I ill-v! IIIIII Ivy pending
turn!) .~.n'~ in tile puillhln-iwl they WHIIIII
pilalnnlm-llull lIln-w-tlllnr WI-IIIII ill ru-turn
l-- me-wl in l'nlir~|minl«-lii~l- \lIIIl ilt Il‘llh'
I. v' Illinle‘v IlII‘H nll .m-r the enuntry. The
pulnaud r ui Krunoly [IIIII .‘lnnlml Ull‘Hll
Hull lnny .wtv u .« ,ilIIlv at all the llmll enllr
int: In in WI nil-lil-w‘il In tIlI-l firm.
'I It . .ll l'I'Nl «‘rillwl ur- amiill N'll'ililt'll. They
Imll u. III-“II‘ i-ilipluy nil-untnllun'u clerk»,
“I. : \\- lwpt Irn-y all-Ir. «in; nintI innlter.
Th.- lirLIll Iefure tIn-tr ilt'i‘e~t il un~ ~talui
llssl thrw Iltll‘h Iiuulnnf IllitlI liliillrrlmd
I“. ll ~l-l:l nut frvul their utiim. Allen is a
N1! hf nu - iii the \ll‘ltllillt"l inrliler~ in t'lmu-
tawpizi mind). The pnurnment Hill-'lltll
M‘ll' II at th- -:'h:-ni~ vi ii lh-rllszli; i. unly
l'lll‘l‘r u .zrlnl nluulwrnf liaiudn that they
l.:l\ .I... ‘II [vie lll' n; «It Inle.
I'pn. lung nlrmgiiwi I-l'lllrt'l'tllllllllx‘lullt'r
I'liii Lib!w I.I"\ llll'u-IHI llul gliill} and “er.-
Italic-l in “MM lw-Ii t'-~r app-ni‘iltlee next
.\ll null}. Al l‘ll'~ father it. ill hull fur both
“1le
T HE. F‘OF’E'S TEMPORAL POWER.
The ‘pzinhll tuner-lineal .\nmlya-d by the
.\1'lIulI at the ('allmlle ('uilureu.
Marni“. .‘I-lII .‘3 ~».-\l l!.- I'llIIIltlll' enu-
KTI"\ “in: It ihw‘llllilt‘ll IlI'I'I‘ 'l'vw'rz‘ulay lilvl‘e
Win a lure-mull wry I’llIIlIlhllhlll' :ulllm’lilfl.
'l'ueli .- III‘IHII‘S “'I‘I't' l-I’l"l'llf 'l'lin [up-- ti-I-
e;i“ipln~l Ili~ Ill. «in; In the rung-em and
that holy lllllllllllltllbl)’ It'I' ptul n lllt'ngt',
\llln-h “in rent in the huly fniln-r. declaring
that lhe l'llIt-f purpose of lIn- emigre» un~ in
“Uri. for the I'vnlul‘allvvll of tlu» templrnl
plin-r of the [mi-3. 'l'lieilrliuilwf thee-oil-
grew- hn.~ eilitwd the government ll great drill
of annoyance.
1'lu- IIqurI-u nl’ .iuutrlu'n Allllrtlon.
Il'Vit-tN, April flit—Thu Ia‘lllwll i-nrl'vL
Sp'lIlIiI'lll "f The lire-Is Mercury, in ft letter
in hi.~ pay-r, ft~~l'l‘l:~ that the l‘lllltl'v'~>' nf An.-
tria “as Ill England lint w-~ I; I"! ler the
strictest inmgnlln. Awarding In tlw cumr
up: ndvnl'~ illturinalinn. which IIU m'.- I: en-
tirely reliable, the elilpruw 'lt'l'llpll'll a ~iii'ill
suit.- I f rmin». iii a pm nt-- II-r'lw' nl llrightun'
but nut tin-ling TI'IIHI fr‘ wn lIi" inwnnim “1th
WIliL’I‘I -h'v will-mslln I‘Zlmfly tmk her ill-
parture fur ll’inlaII-n.
Chamberlain .treluml of l'ouunllee.
Inximx, April 1:5,».The llirminghain lla-
xette announced yesterday nfternmn that
Mr. I'Iiainhcrlaiu having; reluwl to sanction
the publication of the nutm of the a; cement
hotlweu the Tories and Lilli-ral-Unionist»,
lirt'yflrl‘ll by Sir James Sawyer and new”.
{uwlanlh and “Uplitlh', th- inaiiageh 0f the
paper Illl'I deride-i Willi grunt nigh-t not to
print the .wtalenn-nt. 'l'lie :lvcniun has rauml
a great «II-.1! of dis-app llllfllll'ltl flll|l raiml a
great public nutcry against Mr. l’hanihvr—
Iain, “ho is accu-e-I 0i euvvar-ln-n in Illt‘
limiter.
Sloceltor "urinal: the Emperor.
Ili;i:i.ix, .tpril :‘.,-At a rwnnt tutti-530ml-
tic nun-ting in llrrlln, IJr. titan-kw, culirt
preacher, olvlivcrml a lung ,‘pt'v'l'll, iii the
course-of which he referred tnlhe Erllpm
Frederick a. hi.» "dear friend." Tin-elilperl‘rr
Inrffallllt very angry upon hearing of thi<, and
urvl'TI'vI the duetnr tn r‘l-lbfl his anti—Semitic
agitation or resign his ntl‘m».
Cable flash";
lnslms. .lpril:5.—I-'ive lawn w-re killer-l
ymler-lay by an IIXpi‘Hélull Ill 3 real min-v at
Durham.
\'iz.‘~.‘;.\. April '..‘..—Tli~- pl'nviiu-izl «hr-b
IlnYNva'n Ilimrlt'wl It; .'tll “up rt’ti I!"('.’m-.
and new I’ll’lfllrlls n .II he held.
The )Iamriie Jubilee.
SEW Yul‘tK, April 27-.—Seventy tin iiqud
Free Minions in the «trite and city at New
York held lint evening a juhlie .r in commem-
oration of the freedom of the grand lodge
from a debt of Sultan-t, and at prowl-vi} the
same hour 70M)" ruins were raise-l in sing-
ing the grand anthem, "Ulii lliiileirnlf
Every lodge in the state held a meeting of
congratulation The main intermt in lill.‘
city centered, of cont-e, about blamnic h‘ln'
ple, corner of Twenty-third .~tm-t and Sixth
avenue. where the grand Hunters of the ftrlIt’r
in this state and the principal bulge: in the
city were gathered or do hullnl' tn the mm—
siun On every floor jubilee meeting. vrrr.»
held and the utmost enthuniaam prevailed.
a
A fierce fire in New Janey.
BTmLVlLIJZ. N. J., April 2’).~Almut in
o’clock yesterday morning, while some men
were burning brush the fire got beyond their
control and burned over a large tract of
low timber, huming a swath one and one»
half miles. with: and rushing with great need
inward the city. 'l'honeanrla of acres have
been burned over, and the lean, Which will be
high up man; the thousands, cannot at this
time he intimated. The men owing property
in that section have large amounts of cut
won-l piled Ip and great quantities of it will
be destroyed. The principal lasers are George
Cooper, Jmeph Battles, Demon Shaw, 0. W.
Worstaln, George Wood and John Pike.
Duty on Canadian Cam
OrtAWA, Ont, April '25.~The minister of
GIL-Kim”! was nhowna dispatch from Wash—
in ion having reference to the prof-m im-
fmiticnof ndnly on Canadian cars in lb'
in thoUniterl States. He said he tlwught
the statement that there are 3,011) cars in
constant use on Unite-l States roads must
apply to cars which are kept constantly in
the United rivals and not to, three which
pa- in and out of that country. The prac-
tic: 'u that when cars are tmmgbt into Can-
ads and Luau into the Unitol Stat»: they
are not returned, a: they Should he. linking
them pay duty will pm. stoptu this pne-
n'ce, which has prevailed for a long time.
Nine Cattle Can Burnett,
Burnt», April :-..-A pile of dry rubble.
lying near some cattle an at the stmkyarlk
of the Delaware, Inchwanua and Western
railroad at East Butlalo caught fircubout
myaurday fromumrk from a passing
honour; The flame: reached the an and
nineof mantle-ides noun mtthwm do
“royal. The l!- Vfll llnotlnt to film
than.
Paternal"; Belted.
PAW’ILLI, W. Va, April fist-There
in much excitement In thin city 0'6 the I'D-
fnnlot the countryman to liter-i.- liquor
Ilwus. A lo-oft‘lsplhyartnxwillrr
ultimatum act'vin. Party“ In
Jetted.
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BIIIIIIIiPIIWIlIIl
THE PIIIIEST lIIll BEST
Iii made only of liIl'It‘IIy pure grape cream
of tartar. nti-ictly |I|ll‘-' llienl-Immlte ef
soda, ie -I a ltlllftII pnrtiwl of ”our all n
presermtit’e. iiulhing else whatever. and
in warranted l-nt.l.';' t‘m- r. m I‘mi.
ltlllllliilllll, phuilphnten. Illln. il‘ui .-..i iii.-
IIIIIIIIV'I‘IIIIIA frequently found in linking
powders. The character of materials
l!.~’¢'~l, thvil' purity. and the nicely of their
cumllnmliwn. render (.‘lci'elnlul'u HI lei-inl‘
linkingpmvllerthemnal henlthfulilnl moot
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It i.~ l't'l'l'lllllll‘llllt'll fur purity. healthful-
lo-uu hillI eiIiu'ieni'y Ivy “overtime“! and
State I‘III‘IIII“I.", I'Ilt'lIlIr-H uI' IlH-‘ll'lI-‘I of
Ila-:ilfh. :inll prof-admin in institutions of
learning: IIli'ungImu' the country.
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7 21 Lacs! hip.
n, ,J “ An “in
Tralnn Leave lint Norwalh.
with!) 7155?. mums In“!
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eal ' state,
CITY AN D COUNTRY.
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Ftllt SALE IlY
IIIIIIIII & IilIIIIEII,
1116A]. DISHEK'I‘IC,
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
45 and 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH. NORWALK, CONN.
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DesirableBuildinglolsmsllilgz
Franklin, Summitt and West Streets, also
on Elmwood, Bayview and Taylor aves.,
and on Hillside Place.
Improved Property“ E'Wd-
Taylor, Wood-
ward and Stuart aves., also on Monroe,
West, Lowe, Spring, Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., on the Turnpike, Roton
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residenCes in East Norwalk. "
of two small
WehaveihePlan WM-
tly arranged 8 room houses, the founda-
tions 'of which are already laid on West St.
which can be finished by the, first of June.
exincelle’tstate
iiarmonsiErF ..
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DANBL'RY & SUBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected Pl bruiry 4th. I98
I’mn‘er Trslnl.
H(DUTI 1.
hr. Surwxlk. 11.30. Somalia. Ar. WiL-on I’oin
755nm. “Rain.
525' " F35 "
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iii " 4 3i "
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A. W. Plums. decent I'snencrr Amt.
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have Ballet-pm: for Minnelli.
7.66 n in. amazon
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310.6? a. in. Hind
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‘way a: fer u M Milford
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A. W. I'nux, Gen. Partner: Ag’LJridzemrtJ
X othpnttel and crayon Blntk Ind While
Pinch. Artwork oulldwrtgttam.
DJ} (:00 3.51131!“
7233'.“ DALLORAN. Wk.
1
V. A. SCOFIELD,
IlAs OI'ESED AT
The Bear of the Warwick llouv,
501th Norw-lk, a department for the at: of
Second-hand Furniture,
All Other Household Goods.
I’illtahe tondlon «minim. mu paid
[or 'ture,cormn,Cmthny. kc.
DION EY LOAN ED
0- Watches, Jewelry, to.
All”. MM
“his ”Ia-III, will-adv.
pupa-ran an
mulling; l‘.’ ...-e. swim... _ , ..
dwelling and out-houses in good condition,
ready for occupancy, situated about 1 mile
from East Norwalk Railroad Station.
of 26 acres,
AFarmatSo.Willn
out- houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A variety of good fruit on the place.
Alarm of 40 acres in llarien
10 minutes walk from the Rowiu’ton
station.
Country residence
Averydesirable 5
walk of Noroton Station 01 35 acres,
Grounds and improvements in good
condition.
Other Prunerly
to call.
flilliiilaillaiilllnrtiaillnils
FOR SALE.
on our list. Pur-
chasers are invited
’ ”1....“ if.
VENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY, APRIL 25. l889.
Wit !
Sprinngening
.. -0,“
Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.
April 12th, aunt 13th,
AT
Mrs. W. Fawcett’s,
3 Water tin, Nor-walk.
Every Indy attending the opening will he pier-ent-
ml with a bunch of \Iolll.. All are corillnlly united
tlintlclld. No Clmll.
MRS. FAWCETT,
3 Water PL, - Norwulk.
SECDND-IIAND
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The Inhirrlbfl has constantly nn hand a large lot
of "mini hnuil furniture. which he wlll <lirpuive of
at n [It reasonable prices. ts‘moud hlnil furniture
of all 'Iinla bought and called for.
W. PODMOBE,
Boulon an, Sprlnmood.
lplfi lm
EGGS FUR HITIIIIIIIG.
\ VIIITE AND LM'E WYANDM'I‘KS, BLACK
Minomia. Gold Penrlled “unborn. Bard
Plymouth [tricks and Palm Ducks. The beat lint
pn‘inlum clock.
up!) 2!. C. Ii. STEVENS. South Xorwalh. Ct.
Here They Are!
Conch, Road.
I) nut lit
and (lane at l'nrponoHflRSEs
Alisa Trotting and Bmldlo
At llrookside Stock Farm.
- Look out Them.
"DR. HADLEY’S
DENTAL OFFICE.
45 Washington 51.. So, Norll'illli,
TA\‘I.OB'S BLOCK.
[hivmgoprnml my ntlicc at No. 43 Warliington
IL, I am [N‘flflfnllntt all operations In
DENTISTRY
in a FIiIIIIllI and anilnfactory manner, at prices with-
iii reach of all.
For 60 Days Only
I will make a good durable and neat looking net of
tiiiin 'I'l-eih for Sit); and I .15 Re! for new
| Make a Spenalty of Filling Teeth.
Fine (lolll Filling, 8| 5’) and upward». Best
silver Filnng. 75c, Fleming and pull-hint: Item.
The. Btu-mu: Teeth. 25c
Non-x'rarllnme luriocalnnzr-thvttc user! for the
extrmtlon of teeth.
I Guarantee Satisfaction in livery
Operation.
Ali‘o half fare allowed on all bills of $5 and up with
in 13 nine: of South Nonnlk.
(Mitre open from 8 I. III. to 6 p. m.
Call and See my “’orla.
Dr. Hadley,
upl5
HATSIWHATS!
The Correct Styles
in all grdflt't‘ of Still and Soft Huts. Spring Style
81111 Hats,
Boys llats, Polo Caps, 'l‘enilis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
llats, he, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention: paid to
l-‘lxlng, Cleaning and Ironing
Slllt Ilnts. IVS
CASH
IIIIIi lI'IIIIIIII IIIII
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ONLY LOOK l
I’illehnry's Biz-t Flour, per bbl ................ $7 75
u on u u m: .. . 1‘”
Pine Butter. ..
t “ .....
5lbe.Ncw France. ..
ll lbs. Granulated b
I’iuc Mixed Tm ..... gar .ftwc lb
Best " " ................... Weill
Good Lunch )lilk Crackers t
Biecuil , ................ lt'c lb
gflilmladmerrgm ........................ 303:1]:
rnpontt App cu ....... . ............... ‘
Dried Penchu.... ........... .. ............. 20!: lb
_—.AT_—_
W. Hllfllll Sillilll’l,
9?. Washington Street.
TAYLOR at. GOLDIQN,
Roll I'liillic, Fire. Life. Accident,
Pinto Ilium nil Steam Roller
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Alem- for the halo of
llobeuluro and l‘urm Elm-mane
o a 1 per cent. Bonds.
Loan. Negotiated.
Ol'Fll‘IZA-ts an Wuhlilulon tit.. 80. Norwalk.
'iiw DEPARTURE!
Having made. extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
I.)()}llll'llllt.'lll, I am now
oll'ering some 01' the
Choicest Candies
To be [mind in the, ])Iflt'(.'.
LIy assortment compris-
es goods from the well-
known timns oi
lIii her of New York.
enueys at New York,
Lowney ol‘ Ilostmi,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
llclloilald & Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggisl,
i. awniiiii’s intuit,
673‘ Main fitroot,
so. NURWALII.
FRAMING at lowest mic-m.
-——-—QOO-——-—
Full line oI Artists' Materials.
New zunl Second-”null
WACONS,
New and Seculnlllziiiil
CARTS,
A I.ul UI'
Cheap Horses,
A Good ill-pot. Wagon,
line (i rocer’s Wagon ,
Oilc Butcher’s Wagon.
FE Ti ILI ZEElS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
- AND-—
Barn-Yard llaiiiu'es.
RAIM NI] BRIIS
Special Attractions
Ambler li'gilmmis’.
40 yards lt'nuey Matting (by
roll) $1.00,
Bargains in Black Surah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Penn-dc-
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in IiIilt‘k Rhodium: 97c.
Darwin in Black FuIIIO Fran-
rllise, llb‘e.
One lot Plaid FIunncls, &c., re-
duced from 400 to 250.
One lot l’lziill Flailluels,&c., re-
duced Il'tllll 500 to 38c.
One lot 5-l illcll Tricots, 830..
reduced from 850 to 50c.
Oilc Int. 2') inch l’laids, 820.
reduced from 250 to l2lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buych.
lMBhEIl & SM,
Artificial h’tono Steps, Coping,
LAWS noLLnns,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650., &.c.,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 Water Street. lull ly
IVINE
WI'IIIH REPAIRING
——-—-llY
SKILLED WORKMEN.
_AA-.,.. _.
'l‘ln- inllnwirg is the certificate of s. D. Ilnylos, I
criurii‘nate ollhc Winona School of Ilorology, now
u t
H (..) I“ BI! 13. II 0 YT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wisusli. MES, Feb. 13th, 18”.
Thin is to eerily itnt Mr. S. D. Dayle: bu been
with nu. in- a pupil, and I can highly recommend
him in a good watchniaker in any in need of the
arrvicer- or a competent and tine workman. He can
turn out a! fine work no any man; he an a very
fine and complete Set at tools. and has made my
cpl-elm tools under my instruction; hi! jewcling is
perfectly elegant, and Imight go on and mm lunch
more. but rpace forbids. He will make a very
valuable addition to any jewelry mime and I highly
"commend the young man to any one. Ir. Baylu
hm- done chronouieier, chronograph and repeater
work in first-class style. He has done American.
EIlL’llih and Swiss work and general repairing about
all llllflx‘ of Winchell.
lle doee his work el .
Yours truly. W. F. A. “000%?
EVENING
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT—By a ”item of
one... using all kinds of business paper, with
which our arholara do business. they He pnetimlly
firiullur any commercial position. nee-lone—
Moinlny, Wednesday and End: evenings.
SIIORTIIAND AND ,TY EWRI’I‘ING DB.
partuicnt is in charge of a practical tutti-2r. who
can secure best results. Sessions—healthy and
'I'hun-day evenings.
GERMAN CLASS—A practical teacher from
Yak:K College gm! knoll» two rfternoou each
wee .
Would bepleascdto have you call or firite for
particulars. FltANK ll. RUSCOI.
Gazelle Building, Nor-walls, Ct.
P. S.——Aleo of Bounces Department, Bridgeport
Business College. 129 ti
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want of employment. or wishing to
change his or her place, will find it will lay them to
all here and nuts-liar their names. dies free;
thtlerncn will he charged the pum of 1') etc. If
you want to buy. or sell. or rent. or enquire for any
thing you can do so here. an we will advert Isle at the
other: every day. We have a rllilllg room for Ladle!
and one for Gents also.
Std
We haven restaurant where you can get anything
from a he. sandwich to a full meal at all hours
Bonn! by the day or week; also lamina.
fill lm Yours ltmnectfully. BER DIVE,
No. 5 Water St, Borough.
Lent Has Come
Andwe am prepared to tumult all kinds of
Fresh‘and Salt Fish,
Wholesale and Rut-ill. flare made nrrar 2:»
meat: for an extra quantity everyday through Dent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
'l'hat have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radishes,
Pickled Oysters, '
And mythin'r
you want ill the M;\RKET LIN a
Pill-IS" EVERY DAY
_. ‘1.—
IIUNT & ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils ~ V_§l_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Illa“,
Mayhemhdtbluolt.
W. G.QUINTARD,
yl u an
get
CANDIES
Ofallkindt. PintClMl
——-——¢>——
COItXL'COl‘lAS. CANDY 'I‘()YS.andl full mort-
mrnt of ornamental candy.
liIrsJohnHolland
MUDEB'B BLOCK.
Elb-tf
The Best Kindliug Wood
Sawtobchadisroldhyc 'l'. Imudln bag a!
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
One ccn'a worth is sufficient to kindle Iny ordinary
e.
c. 'r. LEONARD,
WM 3". Norwlm.
ill [I
18 North IVIain St.
spnmc srvLEs
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.
Enlbossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Roll,
DEGKER’S '
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St...
South Norwalk, Ct.
A. s. FERRIAS,
~JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
flue Watch Repairing I W.
“Wall-WI”. - ”thin-ll.-
Norwalk Chronicler