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ever-III llotonlywnethedtyontheqei
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In order to‘ make room for CARPETS, we now otzer our
ENTIRE STOCK of ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, Pictures,
I IIIIIIII II IIIII IIIIIISII
"A. DICKERMAN a son,
'IsnIneroFEN srnnn'r, souru nonwank.
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BARGAINS
1’0 BE FOUND AT
' Iorwalk and South Horwalk Stores.
4 - -
3 It“. ALL-W00]. M 'I'IICO'I'. In four or five 01 the lending colon very good value It Mi I I ynrd. B»-
: ”new" thlelot, 25cIyIrd.
III I I“. ATLAI’I‘IC CAIIIIBI‘. good Ind eervioeehle dreee goods. The price is 243 I yIrd.
{Segue [or 40 inch III- wool I'I'A lolA! 8 I'III’B Ilil‘l'l‘ll'}. very choice goode. R'gulnr price has be en 62w.
todOe I yIrd.
,l I“ All wool. 42 inchre wide, ten wenve ‘I‘AIISB Cho'l‘ll.
" ‘ _ reducedtohOerIrd.
We heve only one elude I Ix-blond red); the
flould he 75o I yard. During thin
5000 YARDS LINIA'G CAMBBIC ONLY 56 A YAIlil.
I “If. Our P.B\CII WOVEN count in I DANDY. You will need I long (ll-venue lo and I corset
M Di“ duplicele our». end then pey 8100 m It. N w III we Ire going to Ink for this coreet Is “I: I pIIr.
‘ Mr. 350mire TAIWI-IADB cones-1's It this price, 500. R gnIIr price 66s I pIir Please don I let
thh bargain conflict wi:h anything elee. The price in 50c I III".
' HAMBURGS AND LAOES.
- Our Iteeh in complete We hoven't any buyer In St. (loll. but we here got GILL Bl0l an to any IhIt we cIn
undereellnnyonennd everyouoin thieornny othernpeetnlli'vneotdry good.
BLACK SILKS.
-: flinch. helm intrI Weight Block Groe Grnin Silk, would he cheep It 81 I ynrd. our price during thie sole
3' 5* m Gran Gain Royal Srnndnrd Brood. gumnteed In every reepcct. ngnlnr price OI 150. reduced during this
to OIJO per yerd.
iIIIII IIIIs Jackets, llIIIIIIIlIIS III III IIIIIII’I Garments
" InheIOLD. They no held Iuhyect to your own price. We would tether sell them and loose dollnr then to carry
than o'er. VOILE. procure I Germenr {or yourself Ind child
Don't target 'I‘IIII. thIt you an llud III oi ,the above BA IGAINS It either of our two name It NorwIIh or South
W‘Scofield 8: Hoyt,
0UllxM0'l‘T0 IS, NOT TO BE UNDERSOII“.
BRIDGEPORT. g Fcher'r’s
.B. HALLleCO slang 0,, 3,1,.
IIIII IIIIIII III SIIII II HIIIIIII IIIII. s...;;;;-;.,;.,,.,,
3 list so. Prices no ehjeet. You can u- I- “Wannabee-me
my i! buy“: 0”! no. enact-I ”"8“” min“ “at: am mums”
enr Glen]: Been Ind enl- [InhI-clln m.
41' VII! [0' PRICE.
Idhther. (immune-dfiuhfloodsanmfloohfinnflwnre.3lnn-
ete.,toheeoldntenoe.eewewnlttheroonforourJenuIry-le. Ostrich Plumes nud'TIps
nmmmnumu.
OBSERVE
” Whine—midis, Inum;ymcaoaeetm.,orm
~IIproportlou.
(g _PlCT'UBES. .
_‘ moms-Iron; Meson-use”.
lo. 3 WATER “new.
nouns. - - - court
A I‘II‘IIII lslihli III“
Wm Wm»
H PAINTS,
thehegemontheetrethnoenewenld
IIIpnet thetthe noel ending Innnlelpnl
Wennoovdwnetnhlngyleon
OFIELD IHOIT’S .
Mrs.W.Fawcett “"'
Oils varnishes. ‘“
theenleonewweeluellhndhetur
1'00““..th
Chelrneel'owereelnluthnttheOentile
nIJoritwaII reneh I,“ This. howev-v.
ledenled hyChIIr-In Biehnrdeurhoenyl
ltleinpoedhleto IIywhieh ddeinvletori-
month the complete rite!- thI been
counted.
ThelornIeuIeIIInIthnt thud hen heen
theordeeotthednywlth theGeniIleegend
litheyII-evietoeioun Itwlll the been hy
thmmthmhendln thin event the Ine-L
monewillcontnettheelectiontuthenuprene
eonrtottheUnItedBtIten
lee—III Down In the lath.
Thepollncloerdntdo’elooh. Indthe lib-
erelleedenpeetednhulletininthewindowe
ottheirhendqunrtere clIIIIing I majority
0“,”). The newe enou qrendover the
city. Indtheoentilertoeh pom-hootthe
city. Ilegeweee run up. Iver-y Gentile
In the city who descent-d with
IIgIIndIIuternIJnd firewurhwere newt
uplrouhnndredeottheho-etoncnnnonn
boonednndhonelreewm Innuponeewy
corner,In¢lhnndI-edeohntulnllnepnrnded
theetreetnwith drumennd toechee. ehoub
ing likewildrneu over thdr victory. lIo
Inch-ceneweeevevwibe-Il in Utnh he-
tore. Thelmednitthdrdelnhhnt
elelmthenejoritywlllnotetoeedm
Forty-the“ YIIII' Wot. Undone.
The cIInpeign wII I phIIonIeIIl on
For forty-three your! the Ion-one thI held
coutrnlol the city. ’l‘heyw-eeutruched
hue-o mnglythntthey believed their
poeitlonwneimpregnhhle. mmYouug
votedhiepeoplelihenunlinndthinprinet-
pleol union in politicewnnneuunglyirn-
pee-eduponnllthelneinliereoltheehntch
thettheygrewupinthehelielthntto vote
against the church ticket" I .crilegn
But with the yearn the Cattle populntia
grew. Ind veriouencte ol cungreenihirnn-
chined thepolygIIniItI. lnItnprlng itwne
n-ertedthettheLihernlrotehIdinaee-d
coneidernhly. Ind work weent onoehegun
tocII-rytheAnguIt election. Thieeleetinn
held-
tumundthe vote of thhcityehowedthnt
theGutfiegorUhernhutheynrecnlled.
hednrnnjorityolvotee.
Inn-one Dink-M
Theeitywent wild with “hanged
woehoutheonnrpeignwhiehhnfleloeed
wIIItoneehegnn. leery-II hthedty
weekend.“ politic naeetninednnd
weeklycnnvne Innde u! the bin. Wh;
theregintretloueloeeditwneeui-Ihdthnt
lihernln Ihout 5.3m.
both Iidee to nettle contented question. Ind
nntuvnlintion.
lromrcgistering.
‘l’vonhle 'Il reared. .
[twee believed there would he trouble
here todny Ind eon United Stntee deputy
Inerehnle were eworu in to mthe
pence. Theeeolllcernnre
city and county govern II being lee-
mthey swore in In equel number ol
specie! policemen Inddeputyeheriife. 'l'h-e
timelypreeeutlonehndngoodelect. Ind
thepenceot theeity wee never button-per
eervedthnn itwneyuterdny.
Thirty llonee In In lee Punk.
New You. Peh. iL—‘I‘he Dutch Iteem
Amudnmjnstnrrivedfrorndrnetnrdnn.
reportethntonl'ehhehepeoelleixiahcgn
Ippnrentlyllioieethighendproportionntely
lnrge. Whennhouteixrnll-northofnhig
Beldotpnckloeehe quake thehnrkOliver
Emery. oi St. John. NewBrnnanch. The
Emeryreportedhelngouteevuty-flflvednyn
fronDuhlimhoundioI-Bnlflnx. Fol-thirty
houre she had been Imprhonedin
pechnnd wee Inhing from dIInIgee 2
ruinedtoherhnlltronltheiee. She led I
o: her Mnndwee ehort ct po-
vimwhiehtheAneterdnnnupplled.
Thu, 'III Inu- Atoll-tn.
XIV Yon. M 11.4th M
MAM!!! the Yule wt} d‘hfi
theloentouhndnhont swimmin-
Thecourtewerenmnledtofreqnentlyhy
oneoi themedinportnntuntterernleda
wnnwhethernllonnouwnnnlteuhjecttc
JudgeAndereonheldthItno net-her oi
the Iceman church could ever ninnhe-
eouIeIcItieenol thie country.nndhy thnt
menurecoree of luv-one werepI'ev-ted
h Inoctecy.roeetodehntethe reeoiution Ind
LIIIICJhIw, Madmen
teohedeeeot W with “
tIItIIddiedintwvihleIguuy.
ThehoI-e
m...“ was... .I': "c“ I “
wII old
Indhvednloue peehhed. m
Perenteeteehoclehildren It Lynn, In...
willproennuielocnlcouleottueeeioreelling
Mdmpetotheehildren.
JIIIII D. Truce.otlewYat,wuhilhd
hythievee who were trying torohhlqun
Forty-dilute“
'GrorerCleveIIntheheenIdruItiedtothe
Society of India] Jurisprudence ct New
York. Two votee wereceet IgninethinI.Ind
J. J. Deleney.nlnwyer,worhed hnrdtoheep
hlnIout.
The French eIlIinet hen decided to Inn-
tonne Prince Phllippt to twoyenrn’ inr-
prhourneut. Preeident Carnot. to Ivotd
the Ippenrnnce of clothing the dauphin
withthepenugeot I nIII-tyr. will Itonce
pnrdouum,IIdhewIIl he eecortedtothe
frontier.
The Irchiteeturnlcornevetoneoi thenew
Brooklyn 'l'nhernIcle, It Clinton Ind Greene
Ivan-.wnelnidfehm Theltev.br.
'I'IInIIgn.tlIe oillclel bond 01 theohnreh
Ind Ievernl hundred citineue witne-ed the
dmpleceremouy.
The Would'e 'Itv huh-Ou-Iitteo.
eron, Feb. ll.-AtI meeting at
the Iuhcouunittee Ippointed by the World’e
inir mmitteeol the honee to prepIre I
pleniovtheeeleotion oi’ I site. ChIIrnIIII
Chnndler preneuted his Ind he wu
“W to will!“ It lathe lull oonutitt.
for notion.
Thereporteuhmihtothe home the two
hille [reputed by the committee. one con-
tIlning provision: eultnhle for holding the
inh- elther in Chicngo. New York or St.
Mundtheothtmkinglt Mb” for ‘
the (hit toheheldinWIIhington. Are-Ir
lutioninnleocontnined in the report pro
vidingthntitnhnll he lento the home to
decideonndmnudthntnltern diecueuiou
otthetwohilie. hnlloting shell begin Ind
“continue until one of the {our cittee
heerecetved I mnjority of III thevotencnet.
Whentheeitehnnheendinpoeed ot,the hill
nitedtotheeelectionwilihe tnken up (or
W-
Ir. ChIndlerexpeetntogettheinll corn-
nIItteetogetheI-todny,nndehouldheheenc-
eulul he will euhrnit hie report to the
when Alter notion by the committee
thereportwlll he enhrnitted to the home
Itth Int opportunity.
A Btu-let!“ It Alb-y.
Amer, M li.—-‘l'he conferenee corn-
litheottheWorldhtnirnIetinueutenent
Gomorlonee‘roorn Itho’clochyeeterdny
IItetnoon. TherewnngnnernldiIcI-ionon
the hill, but no chengeot eentInenthI
noted. Innitfioldlhuywuggretedthnt
the till he ehnnged no In to remand
Albany II theepot [or holding think.
JudgeBolwreeonInggutedthIttheeeu-it-
hendjouruovev until Wedneednyrnovning.
nndthe Democrete voted (or it with the
Mohlicnm Altertheeeneiou the Demo
ante dincovered that this move had been
mdehy direction of Ir. Putt. In I! to
Illowthe inir committee which mean in
NewYorhou Tuniny to pen reeolntione
lndordngoneotthehille.
Concerning the Inc: In] Innh.
Ann". Feb. lL—A-emhlymen O’Hnne
iennxioutoflndout whntcnnndthetrouhle
wilhthelaunox Hill hunk, Ind tht, if
nnything. h thI mutter with it now. Be
uttered I resolution directing Superintendent
of Benin Preeton to inventignte the Ilnire
otthnhnnhnndtoreport to the .vrnhly.
John lnrtinmnhehel! at the County De-
itweutoverundertherule ”lint-red".
Brlehlnyern Agni-It Bight Renee.
Murmur; Feb iL-The Journey
Inn Brichlnyen' Protective mention,
eneottheItrongeetlnhoennio-Ih‘thi““
eity.lnntnightdnlenled.hynvoteoilflto
Ipropoeitiou mnkingeighthournndny’e
work. They revered Ineteed I
bdnyotnimhoumwithpnynt the rnte oi
tutrfitemnuper hour. thepraentwegen
heinglortycentennhonr. Thienchednleie
totnheeflecttheilut BItnrdIylnApril.
II: of the Crew Drowned.
W
Ihledwiththe'l'enne-eepier
eeredoeewnnd Venn-hotel- hrldpbeinlm‘ gun. em; >
Althoubbncllh when" he- mmmiammmh:
between theeetwotInIo-aewetotnhe a.“ Thirtypeoolewweonlmdtnd
mini-yon“ ”I" threwthennelveeintothewntc. Bixwere
I!“ MISS mi“ * “41m ‘ “mama” ' um“
I I O! l0
to linwiththeenneerewwlth ”I“. ”m '
mlrlde'hlpn otlaeIry.
Bmmfl. Y. M IL—PnteyOPthy.
«flown-hundred.” leBrideuiPhiIn-
two lightweight. fought It the
Arlington elnhleet night for opened I”.
end I em bet on the Ide. Twoonnee
gleeenwereuned WWW
eutinthnlithronnrlhynvicimn blow on
the junior. lehride wee Immediately
Intehedtnlghtllnnleyteenpnrnbdm
thedebtehennounnedlntw
Ann-Inter than It do City
0mm. PI. lih It-IIIIIIID. wa.
“went-deem. 1Y.,onthre
h Indium.
Frames, Stationery, Albums, Plush Papetries and General
Art Goods AT COST. Now is the lime to furnish your
borne. A rare chance to those looking for BARGAINS.
Everything must be sold and the quicker the better. Take
advantage of this sale before the assortment is broken.
Bring your pictures in to be framed. Everything at and
below cost.
HAMBURG EMBRlllllEIIIES.
We take pleasure in announcing to our patrons that we
will open on Saturday, February lst, our Spring line of Em-
broideries, imported direct through the port of N. Y. It is
almost needless for us to state that it excels any former
year in quantity, quality, variety and value All the latest
novelties, some new features that will not be seen outside of
our store this season. Having our buyers In St Gall the
year round, we have the advantage ovcroul’ competitors, be-
ing in position to get hold of all new designs and sty lcs as soon
as they me put on the rum ket We invite an inspection of
our special values at 5c, 8c, 10c, 1%, 15c, 19c, and 250
per yard, and they cannot be equaled In this city.
CLOAKS.
We find ourselves (at this date) with an overstock of Ladies’
and Misses’ Cloaks. They are our own goods. bought with
care, taste and judgment, for our trade. We have paid for
them; consequently can do as we please with them. The
season has been against us solar on Cloaks, but the weather
prophets claim plenty of winth weather yet to come. On
Satmday morning, Feb 1st, and for the next ten days we
shall inaugurate a grand cost sale on Cloaks. Every Cloak In
stock must be sold before Feb. 15. We have never yet
missed the mark when we want prices on merchandise. In-
cluded in this sale will be our entire Cloak Stock. All new
goods; bought last fall. For shade, material, fit and finish
they cannot be excelled. Plush Jackets $6.98, reduced
from $10. Plush Sacks, $15.95, reduced from $25. N ew-
markets $4.95, reduced from $10.
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR
Saturday morning, Feb lot, we will begin‘onr annual sale
of Muslin Underwear by offering EXCEPTIONALLY ‘
GOOD VALUES IN 490 GABMEN'I'S. Five hundred
dozen GOWNS, DBAWERS CORSET COVERS, CHE—
MISES and SKIRTS, made of the BEST QUALITY ‘
MUSLIN, TUCKED and HAMBURG TRIMMED, for 49c
each, worth much more. Our assortment of Cheaper and
Better Grades 18. also complete. We call special attention
to the following nicest—CORSET COVERS from 9c. up
‘CHEMIBW ANS DBAWEBB from 19c. up. SKIRTS
4Irom Bfiaiup ‘
Norwalk Chronicler