OYT’S
flerwalk and South fierwaik Stereos.
.u. when this lot, 86c I yard.
dilute 490 I yard.
' .I.» . ooi. ‘8 inches wide, fsnc weave 'l'A-IIB CM'I'II.
mg“ h‘su‘lge a yard. During this as redueed to Me a yard.
, 4 are. ALIA-'00]. M 'I‘IIOO‘I'. in four or five of the leading colon, very $00“ value at 87in a yard. its.
M ammo CAIIIIBIB. good and serviceable dress goods. The prune is 24:) a yard.
III forlolach all-wool l’l'AllAl “‘3an Illl‘l'lla, very eliotco goods. Result! pnco has been 62in
We have only one shade ( .vbiood red); the
' 5,000 YARDS LAINING CAlilllilc our
5o A YAilll.
2'33
Hits
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t Inhaler, figsfivwha
'- M fin-l“ not... :‘litul' (MI 21;»
Ia'elr. are I» an" a?
Oarstnokiscom
Ind-sell any one every one in this or any other special line of dry-goods.
BLACK SILKS.
‘ ”titties. Royal Standard mm Weight
wil to 10¢. Iysrd. .
a , fl u Blaek Groe Grain Royal Standard Brand, guaranteed in every respect.
.Illle net-IO so sad.
3 ’ ' lilnats, J aelets, Nesnatlets and all
‘ "overs «IO-A . procure a Garment for yourself and children.
gas-a»
1"; t 5: 2 ‘ .
84 Wasnmoroa sinner,
we
is I DANDY. You will tr
W erases 'ililllllllfl‘fllllii
It
all
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HAM-EUROS AND LAOES.
I. We haven't any buyer inst. Gall,hnt we have got BALL Pistol/'6" to say that we can
Black Groe Grain Silk, would be cheap at it a yard, our price during this sale
Regular price ti 50, reduced during this
lltltlnen’s Garments
ldwm. 'l'h aubeld Iancct to your own price. We would rather sell them and loses dollar than to carry
‘ ‘ MWTHII, that you can find all of the above BARGAINS at either of our two store-s st Norwalk or S nub
*fScofleld &. Hoyt,
OUR MOTTO IS, No'l‘ T0 BE UNDElilSOLD.
Marked DownSale
I)!" THE BALANCE OF OUR
HOLIDAY STOCJK.
A. DICKERMAN & eON,
SOUTH NORVVALK.
BRIDGEPORT.
.B:I-IALL&CO
titans aniline Hllllal eases:
mil-g r-nst go. Prices no object. You can
so money by buying at as. Special bargains
due-r “ankle.- and ear Umbrella Dept.
in"
r,
incite, til-,Bronssand Plush magma, ,8mallwarc,Blan»
Mmbtheaeldatoncenswewanttheroomf ~ annsry-le.
' . , OBSERVE
' elem ans- mesa, no and 1.25; yonrcholee at 75cc, .1: others
‘ in proportion.
PICTURES.
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firfi;-"*3kiirs"' ‘
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m. Monday, January 6th.
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“wanes-eases..."
fingers
llleatttnn llnt Sale!
Minder.
SATURDAYJJecJ
Mints tohenildwithaetregardto to
mmerathsrgoods. M
.1' till late antl lentils
A'l' "KY LOW PRICE.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
II summertime.
Mrs'.W. F awcett
l0. 8 WATER ITIBB’I',
nonwaur. 0033.
‘GO To
' Illllilillilllii’i
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noble Delicacies,
' ' immature"
if
no a Main sweet.
hens-scanners.
Choice Groceries m
A Construction Train
Sixty-eight Feet.
mm
Fall.
TEN 01’ TIIECIIBW VIII]! KILLED.
Ilateen 0tbers Wm Inland—The Bridge
Was lleedersd Unsafe by lleavy Isles.
The [’qu Bhutan—Ilene lootin- lla-
Iilted Near It. cloud, Illa.
8n Unscrew, Cat, Feb. lit—A telegra-
reoeived in this city from DIlles. Ores.
states that a construction train, with I gang
oflahorars, which left theretoworkonthn
track, has gone through I bridgeaixtyceight
feet high.
In iillad. lint..- Injured.
The engine passed ovu- mlely, but the
tender fell on the caboose and killed ten
men and injured sixteen.
Conductor French had his leg and skull
broken. Engineer George was badly hurt,
and Brahman Beely was also injured.
Cause of tho Horror.
A train with three doctors left for the
scene of the accident, which occurred about
I mile and half west of Cascade locks, in
Wasco count . The bridge was rendered
unsafe by th into heIVy rains.
'triv‘e hrs... nasty sun-ureaa ,.
' “Him, 'illa, “iii, Kr-Fi‘ve perso-
were badly injured, three of them podbiy
fatally, by I wreck near Pcoione,on the
lilinols Central road The fruit exprem
crashed into the caboose of awiid train,
overturning the stove, which set fire to the
car. The caboose and one ear of merchan~
dise were destroyed Five drovers in the
car were badly injured, their names being:
Hiram Goodwin, of Knnkakee, both lop
hokea below the knees and injured intan-
nally~condition very critical; Al Kiwis,
of Sheldon, llla, leg broken and lawn
limbs paralysed; Mr. Christen, of Sheldon,
injured internally; Mr. lsley, of Gliman,
Illa, injured internally. A drover from
Sheldon-was also badly injured.
The Peoria Disaster.
l’noma, ills, li'ein—Tbe bodies of En-
gineer William Neville, Fireman O‘Brien
and lirakeman Lewis, who were killed in
the wreck here by the giving way of the
Peoria and l'ekin union bridge over the
illinois river, have not yet been recovered
The bodies of Neville end Lewis have been
fastened with ropes. No trace of the body
of O‘Brien has yet been found and the up-
position is that he jumped from the car and
is now under the whole ma- of wreckage.
Three Section lien Killed.
Br. Cmon, Minn, Feb. 5,—A north bound
Northern Pacific passengm' train struck I
hand our between here and Clear Lake, kill-
ing three section men. The Manitoba and
Earthen: Pacific tracks are close together,
and the men had lifted their car from the
Manitoba to the Northern Pacific track to
avoid a train approaching on the former
road
l‘lve lieu Scalded.
PniLauerma. Feb. 5.-The explosion of
ahoileron the fourth floor of the Edison
Electric Light company‘s building, No. iIB
Bananas street, resulted in scalding and
otherwissinjnriug five men. in
shows that the head of the boiler had blown
out, and those who stood near it were more
or in scaided. The injured were removed
to I hospital. Their names are William
Booth, Charles Barron, John Bushell, Jan-
Abbey, of No. not Spencer street, Brooklyn,
N. Y., and William Barron. Charles Ber-
ron and Booth were severely scalded about
their facesand hands. Bushell received I
contmion of the right wrist by falling from
the topof the boiler and was also slightly
soaldai. Abbey and William Herron were
not badly injured by the steam, but the
former received I contusion of the left side
by being thrown against some object by the
force of the explosion
The World’s Fair Wrangle.
Austin, Feb. 5.-'l'he senate referred the
World‘s fair bill to acommittee to heal-argu-
ments for and against the measure. The
only speaker was Senator Salton, who asked
that amendments be inserted so that the
committee to be named by the bill would be
limited to I certain section, and that argu-
ments and suite could be brought into court.
in I secret seniors the Republicans Igrssdto
out the name of Hiram Hitchcock Indput
inthename of Theodorelyern Theyhad
Ilsoagreed not to let thecomml-ionhave
any power over land south of Eightieth
street. it is saidthehill will bepI-ed today.
Burial of Boston's l’lre Victims.
Boorox, Feb. 5.——’l'be ten victims of the
North street lire werehuried yutarday. Tea
hearse-containing the charred remains of
thedead, and followed by their fImilhsInd
thecitiiil‘éltflw“ W "m ..
iVi‘.
till» I t» ,.‘. “‘R‘Ivi‘l .‘7 ‘ ~-
, m (“div ' Y
‘lhs‘flsslea- m midtehssdoetingths
Yunnan-ram. '
loredeoidnensandothsrfruits tresswsve
plantedinsontherucaliferaisiastyesr than
avert-tom
The hydrocarbon process at treating iron
so that itwill notwrrodeissaidtocostlen
than one-half that of galvanizing, while the
durnblllty. under similar oouditloar, is cote
sidsrably extended.
The agitation of William ii for the puriti-
matheflermaniauguagehasledtothe
substitution of the word “room" for “coupe"
on all the German railway carriages.
A monk named Rivalto motions. in I ser-
non preached in Florence in 11115, that
tncl- had then been known about twenty
years. This would place the invention about
theyear 1285.
Edward Atkinson declares that the annual
reduction of eggs in this coon equals in
money value the country’s annua total pro-
duction of iron.
It costs 8400,”) a year :2- keep Central
park, New York. The land originally cost
the city $6,130,“, and in now astimatod to be
worth ttwmoow
A number of iondou inuiicul mun have
united inform a hypnotic «minty, the pur-
poeeof which will be to prevent by law poly
iic exhibitions of inmrneriism and by paotissn.
Three weeks ago the Berlin cabmmi colo-
b'Ited the lllllth anniversary of the that in‘
motion of cube in Berlin. Theirs! stained
nib-“of fares remitted by the city council
previbd theta enhlaau Wt overcharging
should be placed in stock before the city
hall.
In an entertainment given at I village in
illinols a few nights ago a novel use of incan-
dacent lamps was made. Several young In-
dies gave a drill in military costume. Their
helmets were surmounted with threoincan.
dwent lights with red, white and blue
gbbes. in certain parts of the drill the lamps
were attddenly illuminated and the effect was
sh‘iking.
A Franklin (Pa) editor pound to men-
tion to I friend on Ch day among
other things he really wanted was an ex-
trn pair of suspenders. Before theday was
over half the stores in town had sold all the
mspeuders they had, and enough of those ar-
ticles to last him for 150 years were in the poo
sedan of the editor.
Correggio's “San Giovanni,” cited in the
biographies and catalogue: as having been in
a church and subsequently lost, is thought to
have been found. A gentleman bought the
picture lately for a very trifling sum from a
poor family in the town of Correggio, Ind,
after submitting it to experts, it has been
pronounced the real thing, a picture of great
vigor and spontaneity and in Corrieggo's best
style.
Medicinal rings were at one time very seri-
ously believed in. Physicians were wont to
wear finger rings in which stones wereset,
and than stones were credited with the W
scion of many virtues. Sometimes the pa-
tientwes simply touched with the ring; some-
times bo put it on his linger for I while.
Many a [reliant has worn such a ring to stop
h-norrhagn. if the desired result followed,
the ring was unreservedly regarded as the
healing agent; if the cure did not follow, we
are told nothing about it.
Fish charms have been met with among
many nations The fish called the bullhead is
used by some of the Russian peasantsaaa
charm against lever. Many kinds of fish
bye two hard bones just within the sides of
the head, and one species, the maigre, has
thus bones larger in proportion than most
others. These two bones, called colic stones,
are regarded to possess medicinal virtues.
They were mounted in gold and hung round
the neck.
According to a paper read before the Natu-
ral History society at Indianapolis the other
day, the smaller birds are often destroyed by
thonnnds during storms by being blown out
over the lakes, notably enduring their migra’
tion. The writer spoke of birds destroyed on
Lake Erie and Lake Michigan, dead bodies
being cast upon the beach by thousands.
This destruction is especially notable from
storms that are accompanied by a sudden fall
of temperature. The fact was regarded as in-
dicating one of nature‘s methods of checking .
the overproduniou of species
“A gentleman from M" tells The New
York World that with the first symptoms of
grippe, if a bagof aiiwice or pimeutobe worn
over the chest and a little sprinkledin the
boots, immediate relief will be othined. The
spice creates a certain glow which relieves
quick and is more eficacious than mustard
or any drug that canbeused. Thehag
should be made of ilneiiuen,and be large
enough to wver the entire chest.
Part of a Persian poem, writtmto welcome
Prince Albert Victor to Bombay, which he
was" ypleasedtoaccept,”istrans-
lated thus: “A prince indepmdent in dig-
nity, high in beauty and grace, as lovely as
thamoou, the world boastaof theabiiitiuof
him descended from aroval line most exalted.
Born to an heir apparent at whose feet the
highest heavens do rumors, to whom the
world far and wide pays homage, the con—
fronting enemy readily yields to his sword
Dmcended from a lineot unperorswhoare
fittooccupythevery flrmammtofhenvenas
their throne, for the display of whoseglory
the world is not wide enough, Victoria,
whose righteousne- has made the world like
Anhaug.”
Z
a, A'llnlrylnee.
l'lnthenorthidaadof Japan and
i[larteofthe»entrelitisnorthenstof Asia thus
toknow,foriu annoys-pect- theyare not
ataliliketheJIpanueIndOhinue.
’lbemenarewellhnflgbnt rather unda-
Mandthdrbodiesare covered more or
le- thickly with hair. They war long
heardnaudthehslrofthelrbsadhaholoug
andhushy. Thewomenamnotsowelllook-
m,eatheyhavetodo allthelnrdwork of
thetribe.
'l'hsfolkareuotgifted with much intelli-
Mandtheyworship namalohjsctaand
mimahthehnrbsiug selected for
purpose. Thsyspnnlthdrthnain fish-
Ingandhunflng. ltishardin tell what is
thevamoshitislikalythatthey will
saunter ~New York
Journal.
at new pnmnslity I wrltw
miflnhnbmymmmm
nu
Boston cigar,
ltlsdoahtfal whether it would hsvehssnhls“lasl."
for the Masseuse lavenaad the contort do
stream-it neeldbavsbssn toonaeh Iosscrlles
Ishyoadealsvtor The Boston. the best so cut
(limes-lie.
"’°° Charles B. Perkins,
36 lilLiiY Sh, B08TON.
Jacob M. Layton
Real letsle and [liaise Arr
(it‘lii‘l‘iti lmsuretm- fl cone)
FUD. Lil-u nin.‘ .‘.t.€.iiU-'
(man encumber 'i‘tcuh- (Jami. and ”Home.
Drafts for one Al and upwards and lion" at "Men ur
all parts of Europe
bounty l'uhtlu; hrkhuwhvigemt-ms ‘l t» m
ltnllror-tt Ticks-is. ilanrmn-i‘lm lied
-" '” l’ ’ to Mlleuilon.
til 'athmgum sin. sNert door to Pave-otter,»
sduth' lflofiwhmf' coon.
Was nfllDlit, (it. Means. .loflill’ll B BID!!!
Blstelloardofltn we". [5.5.43.8
[ember Conn. E. b. Ase'n
Will. ll. initiate an sons ,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Business:
Ifatn (lines, In I 47 Washington It..
loll‘l'l! nouwa bit, 01'.
102 PERRY iiTililBTfl'llOY, N]
l’OliTSll E'i’l‘lili. N. Y
Branch one I}
WATKRVILLB, N. Y.
local Survevlngand General Work will
jviti' be risen prompt attention.
SEWERS!
F. M. menu or
— DIAL!“ H"
S [CW Ell Pl P153
All!)
General Sewer Contractor
laps tomake connections with main sewer
plmthls cit on the most favorable terms.
intend ng to connect with the recently laid
more in this- city wlll and it to their advantage to
all on hlm.
F. M. PIIQR (L‘ E
lies 20. South Namath-Ct.
WRIGHT & Mints,
And manufacturers of
All kinds of W one.
Trucks. Carts. 6 o.
All kinds of repair! promptly done.
Several new and second nd monster mic.
New Road Cane only m
Horne-Shootng and all
kinds ofBlacksmlthlng
Foot of Franklin St,
15 in south Norwalk.
‘9
humour B. nov'r,
’90‘316 D9011"!!! 91 '(‘N
30].]! AGENT FOR 1'33
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles ant Eye Glasses.
Theyflsveuoleaal.
noose. coon-runs,
wan-man, wanna antiserum.
nasal-nun, an-IIM
la repalrdepsrtmentlhavseverytsdlity to
Irena-work.
Alargeand wellselectedstoekcfldvmwave
Diamomiaandl'inelewelryalwunou hand.
”1 nous f”, [f Home Rainddlni“
amount I 1'0me DIVISION.
if) “1- « in. . dill. £26.. till} 5.. in»;
,' What-I.
bvmorwslk. bosom-walk. Ar.Wihnn Point
18am. ”Ones. 808nm
It? “ fl "' 8m “
sees “ ion “ nose ”
”Uphill. iguana iglpan.
:: “Hired en) "Hired ell "I’x‘d
- u no so 5’ I! ”lo M u
u.“ as ea ms) is Is ”a u u
runner.
er:-
I- NOBTII.
Immm ”Jam. Arm
lfltmihfl llnnl‘a'd 110m
' 0‘ I. . as I. ‘n I.
the...
int! n.
£134" ’
Carriage Makers
Cl “I m alt
W ' We not only try to
Wiilllllllllll lliili .
one Quentin—tile last.
"as ea or: M" are
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
camssmn
so Washinnton Itroet.
hath. It hey-sad Isnhledeetsie.
_Wswntslens‘awysahew
ads, as least. “ensues.
W‘s???“ espyuas
lies e large mttoctlm or sumotra a?
Spring Goods
FRO! Till!
llaess (infinitesimal
W.B. Hall &Co.,
ISRIDG} EI’()I{'I‘.
And will
lake 0
“mild.
G. S. NORTH;
Photographer.
South Norwalk, Conn, Dec 26,1889.
cannons.
Do not be Devolved by prom-
ises ol' Crayons, made free of
charge. In the end the cost is
more than if ordered of the
local Photmspher. For par-
ticulars inquire at NORTH’S
Photographic Studio.
rchaec for pmtm without charge or
era at some prlrce as the British-fort
mus
PRA'I'T’S Fl]
_. Yon...—
llensss, Battle all Gltelens
Sure Cure for all Diseases.
MAKES_IIENS LAY
esnno usv AND STRAW.
Peat lies: Stable Beeline
“AT..—
lllMflNll Bill
JOHN ll. FEBRIS,
Whole-.1 ileum! Retail Dealer in all kinds of
Bill ‘ All} Willi
behigh, backswsnna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Goals.
least ill RUBBER Pllli'l
Yard" foot of Warsaw and liar-
shallstroeh. Branch chine ItBtileon
Dmgfltere titli-i
.E'U'NTl’o ZELUFF
leap the that lnhet tn the W.
.nsnu 'nosn muons.
V Fish, Oysters, Clams
Md“
Pickled _Oyntern.
Norwalls
.. sun's-assassin.
Purim
Methane
with the printing oi
anything that is need-
ed in the office, store,
- factory or anywhere
also that the
ab; '1
else, but. we endeavor
1, L1. ll-_.l-,-.u_n..__--
._.)...'_..[ l i t. l l I l t t.
inlay be in conformity
5'. 3%.
with first-class work.
We are equipped
with the Latest Styles
of Type and New and
Fast Presses, used are
enabled to execute
work in the quickest
time possible.
It is our aim to al-
ways have the work
ready when promised,
and we pride our-
selves on this special
feature.
stellHllut
A Trial order
“'llltll'”
Solicited that we may
convince you we are
doing the Best Work
and at prices that are
beyond competition
When quality of work
is considered.
mttllt m
Estella??? f
Sentinel
N o. 1 3 RailroadPlace,
South N orwalk.
A branch oflice ot
TnnEvnNINoSENTINnL
is located at No. 25
Main Street, Norwalk, ‘
where orders for ad-
vertisements or job *6
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