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m V“. ALL-WWI. 44 'I'IICO’I'. In four or five of the leading color-v, vr- ry good value x. i 37 l“ a yard.
monitor our price on thia qu, 25c a yard.
3'... ATLANTIC CASHIBBB. good and serviceable dreaa g uni.
”I!“ for 40 inch ail-wool ITALIAN STRIPE SUITI‘G, very oililit‘ . I. node
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m I Yu‘Id All wool, 42 inchea wide, fancy weave TAII§B CLOTH.
Idhn 75p a yard During this sale reduced to 50.: a yard.
Ry.
The pm e is 24: a yard.
Regular price has been 62in
\Vw have only one allude (ox-blond red); the
- 5.000 YARDS LINIV‘G CAMBRIC (INIAI be A bill".
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can a Paar. Our mason woven contour iaa DANDY.
thatgili duplicate ours, and then pay 81 00 tor It.
I ”WWI. 350ml" TAILOR-MADE CORSET. at thif price, 50c. Reg"! il‘ [Iiil'i' lift.) u pair.
thia bargain conflict with anything etae. The price in title a pair.
HAMBURGS AND LAGES.
Our atook la complete. We haven't any buyer to St. Gall, but we have got GA Ll. BYOI‘GII in my In .t we can
dildo!“ any one and every one in this or any other epecial line of dry- goudr.
BLACK SILKS.
.Boyalfitaudard Extra Weight Black Groa Grain Silk, would beciu an at 8! a yard, our price during this sale
0th Grain Royal Standard Brand, guaranteed in every rerpect.
You will travel a long distance to find a corset
Now all we are going to oak tor Ihia corset in 660 a pair.
Please don't lrl
R'rgular price 8i 50, reduced during thia
llirilnais Jackets, llarnarlrrs anal all Blillrnn’s llarnnnts
' float be 80].”. They are held aubJect to your own price. We would rather sell them and lore a dollar than to carry
then! u eaG rment for nutaelf and children.
mforztogfl‘lgz In: ;on out: find all ofythe above BARGAINS at either oi our two atorea at Norwalk or South
Scofleld & Hoyt,-
OUR M0'I‘T0 IS, NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD.
mean.
unmiyntn.‘
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5 must go.
‘ “to money by buying at no.
‘ , in our Cloak Boom and our Umbrella Dept.
.u-a raglan. or... Bromand Pluali Gooda, Games, Books summon-I
" airs. tohoaoldatooee, aawa want thoroorn forour January aaie.
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Album: were we" 1 10 and 1%; your choice at 75cc all othera
BRIDGEPORT.
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trail inning in Sale of Holiday Gnarls.
Pricea no object.
Special bargain:
in proportion.
PICTURES.
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PIWTS 703038138 lilti THEIR.
Glad-tone and Ball-or Brook thatorlaat
Inna—mac Oom'a laooah load—lea
“actr- Viawa on tho Portugal in-
broglio and the Treaty with ltamoa.
Initials, Fab. Ill «Parllamsnt na-aruhlad
yaatarday. The quaou'a apaaoh opouingtha
reunion I'll! read by count-ion. in»
gard lathe Portugal-a troublaa aha Iaya:
”An armed form under a afloat
waa dispatched during tha autumn from
ltoaamhiqua into territory whore Britiah
aattlamouia had been formed. and whara
there on native tribaa who havobaan takao
undrr my protection. A oolilaion, attended
by Nomi-bod, took place, and note were
committed which won inoouaiaunt with'tho
rennet duo the Britt-h lag. The Porta-
,gueaa government now, at my raquaat, haa
Xprmuiaod to withdraw lta military force-
iroin the territory in queation"
‘Illo ”mm 1"}.
”embattled
Iowi:: “ “Juno 5%
With!
aim.“ 'wlili Writ}
wIllbo laid before you withmmm the pro
tocola of the conference. The treaty con-
cluded with the United Stat. for the amend-
ment of the law of extradition will alao he
auhiulttod to you. The latter awaita the ratiil
cation of tho United States ornate"
‘flia Ileaao of Lord-
In the house of lorda Lord Saliabury da-
fonded the government‘a treatment of For-
tugal. Decisive diplomatic prenura pro-
rented the beat mom for the intoroata of
Portugal and the intoraato of humanity. Al
to the reported naval maneuvers in the
Mediterranean he did not know that any
were intended.
In tho Com-one.
In the house of mmmoua Sir William Yer»
non Harcourt odor-ad a motion declaring
that The London Timea in publiahing the
forged l’lgott lettera wu guilty of a breach
of privilege. lle mutendod that a breach of
privilege committed duringona aeaaion could
be punished during another aaaaiom Be
raid: ”Since the suit for libel haa been de-
cided in flvor at Mr. Parnell and since it
has been admitted that the letters uaed aa a
cover to the aaaault on him were torgeriea
the home ia afforded an almlutely rureboaia
whereou to art.
"It is now obvious that the object of the
publication of tho forgotten on the day when
the men-ion bill had ita aecond reading waa
inlnflticnce the division in parliament. It
was it “fills: and palpable outrage on the
house. A more flagrant breach of privilege
could not be minceived. Some reparation
should be made for this use of poiaoned
weapona lie urged that all aides should
unite to brand with the stigma of parlia-
mentary "probation this practice of the art
of political forgery."
Sir John that moved that the home do-
cline to consider the motion of breach of
privilege.
Glad-tone Tahoe tho I‘loor.
llr. Gladstone, who won loudly cheered;
he arm, who in Inpportof tho motion. as
aald he could not consider that The 'l‘ime’a‘
cum against the honor had~been purged
by the apologiaa which had been made be-
fore the Parnell commiaaion through Sir
Richard Webetcr, which apologiea gro-ly
exaggerated the original ofleuao. If the
conspiracy againat Mr. Parnell had been
moccasin! the reault to him would have been
absolute political death, and the mortal
blow struck at him would have been felt
throughout the irish nation The Timer had
aimed lontfcct the judgmentof the bones
audit hurl really had in that direction a
temporary aucceaa He did not wish todwell
upon the horrible and loathsome character
of the whole alfair.
I!» trusted the house would vindicate it-
right to deal with the oifenae. The govern-
ment owed it to itaelf to deal fairly toward
Mr. Parnell and the Irish people for the in-
justice done to both through the lorgorloa.
Balfour Strikea Back.
Mr. Balfour accused lir. Gladstone of
dealing in himay fiction. Ho declared the
delay was the fault of tho Gladstone party
alone, and laid the charge that TheTimu
had acted with a view to lnflueuciugtho
judgment oi the home waa a calumny.
Parnell Def-Ma llillaolf.
Mr. Parnell was enthusiaaticaily cheered
as he took the door. “Why did not the
government appoint the committaa of in-
quirywe asked for in the beginning? ho
naked. “That would have made it podblo
ioprove that the lam-n were forguiaaiu
forty-eight noun.
“i never determined not to mbinlt the
lactate a jury, butalwayaoouaidarvditabar»
lately ueceuarytodlaoovw'froinwhom'l'ha
Mobtained ltalatton 1 how-
over.tliat it won impoulhloto compal'l'ha
'l'imea todivuigathla inanyordh-ryoourt
“Men. Without knowing from whom
thalottoracamolwould nothavebaanabla
to prove that they ware f and l
shooidhavoheaulaltwiththaopiniouofall
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think,theroi’oro,l
aakadforaaelact “
peiitaagautatotaatiiy oromchahod'y
waathooul method of foi'oiug'l‘ha'l'iaaaay
todivalgo talent. Aathhwaarefiaad
wearonottohlamaforthodolay
MI SpeakanitterWordaiu.
(Jailed. ,
The Republican ot tlyraouia, N. ‘22, have
nominated William Cowl. tor mayor
Italian" Iof’utbo’l’oaoahn: D. G. Rulon. oi
Oro- o w ring a pa
m, tall acroaaa landmine inatanmtly
killed. lie was 70 year- of age.
m’ohu A. hour, once a prominent
military man and an able lawyer, waa
founddaadoul’eh. ll la thaoillca of Mr.
liar-man All-art, a notary public. at 1.734
Broadway. New York. Gen. Foster cou-
duoted tho pmacution of lira Burratt and
wine-ed her execution. llo war Inade-
maoloual for bravery at the battle of Port
Bud-on and waa aoou afterward appointed
aaaiataut judge advocate general, which of-
iico be held until the clean of the war lino
darilrn. Grant ho waa United statue die
trictattorney tor the Southern diatrict at
New York. liia widow lathe daughter 0!
Col. Elliott, formerly a wealthy Loni-lane
cotton planter.
Fire in the attic oi the lloaton and Lowell
pamogn nation on Camoway street, Boo
ton, cooled 02,000 damage.
Woodmll A: Farnham, ilah and rail deal-
era, of New York, arraigned, with prefer»
once: for till, 000. The liabilitica are be
tween 835i), 000 and 8400, 000, merrily to New
York baulra The priuci 1 cause of the
failureia the fact that rmbiutlonary
troubles in South America and llaytl made
eoileotinua dlilicult.
‘I Thtl Citiz‘aria' law and (litter “agile oi
the United statue will hold lta mutual birch
log in Toronto, Canada Feb. 22.
A large meeting of tobacco growcra and
dealer- waa held at New Milford, Conn. , at
which a petition to oongreaa waa adopted in
favorof a specific duty of ti. 50 per pound
on finmatra tobacco.
l’ittaileld. Ila-a, has voted to adopt a city
charter.
Senator Ariatidoa hobo, Brazil's mini-tor
of the interior, baa roaigned in consequence
of a disagreement with (ion. Fem
Catherine Spellman, an aged widow, waa
auflocated Feb. ii at No. till Fourth street,
Brooklyn.
The dog ahow haa opened in New York.
The new otllce building erected by the
Methodist Book concern at Fifth avenue
and Twentieth street, New York, at a coat
of ”300,000, was dedicated Feb. 11 by
Biahop Andrews.
The preabytery of North Philadelphia haa
voted against revision of tho Weatminater
confection. The vote was thirty-live to
twenty-two.
it is reported that more horrible ontragea
have been perpetrated upon female exile: in
Siberia and many defenseless prisoner:
killed
At .Pierre. B 1)., settlers are prevented
by the military from entering the Sioux
revel-ration recently opened. Much indig-
nation is expresed that President Harriaou
Iboult! issue his proclamation opening the‘
reservation and then not give orders either
withdrawing the troupe or instructing them
to abstain from interfering.
At Hull. Out, a small band of Protestant
Evangelist- from Ottawa were attacked by
a bowling mob of nearly two French Ca-
nadians, who were armed with revolvers,
ahotgunv. aticks and stones. Five persons
were wounded; three seriously. The police
were powerless to diaper” the mob.
Carnegie hall, the fl, (”0,0“) library An-
drew Carnegie baa prevented to Allegheny
City, l‘a., wnaopened l-‘eh ii.
In New Jeraey, Supreme Court Justioea
Edward W. Scudder and Bonnet. V an Byckel
have been mominated by Governor Abbott
for another farm of olilca of raven year:
each. They were immediately and unanim‘
oualy confirmed by tho aeuate.
Jaehaoia Refue- ao float John L.
Krw Your, lv‘eb. l2.—Ycaterdn_v Jack
Baruitt, John I. ‘s'ullivnu's manager, made
a formal after to Peter Jackson that if the
latter would stand before tho' champion
three rounds at Cronheim‘a theatre, Ko-
boken, this evening. he might” have Bulli-L-v
van's than of the gate receipts, which it to old
estimated will amouuttoahout 81,0», Jack- ,
non declined the offer. and raid that he waa
aurpriaod that Sullivan should have made it.
"When he is out of his trouble with the
Minimippi authorities," said Jackaon, “I
hope to meet him Ill a finish tight and shall
try to prove myself a worthy loc.’
searly Loco lndiana Starving.
Four TUITIX, .‘l. 1)., Feb. til—Nearly-
1,000 Indians credited to the Devil'- Lake
agency are whoil y dmiitute of clothing and
in the Ioat stages of starvation. llnln
furnished with lmd. clothing and medicine
at once these Indiana will die like doga
Diseases has brought fully one-hall ol the.
lathe verge of the grave, and the recent
inclement weather enhanced their Inflor-
inga. indiau Agent Crnmsie has issued an
appeal for aid.
The County Democracy Manta.
Raw Your. Feb. lat—Tho County Denice
racy mot laat night and elected C. C. Bald-
win chairman in place of J. R. V'oorhla, ro
aigned. Resolutions were adopted
the late national administration of Grover
Cleveland; cordially approving Governor
Bill’s adminlatration of atate aflaira; do
aonncing Mayor Grant‘s a tmanta to
eityoilleea: calling (or popuaf «election ‘ot
all important politic oillclala,’ and advo-
C‘allng ballot reform w I
'f The fudge“ “If“!!! Shiillaii‘
Smmfl. Y.,ll‘ob. 12.4.3. Brown,
“Gavan-EN. Y., claima that he to tho
youngeat living aoldior who aorvadintho
late war. lie anliatodwhou ha was 13 yoara
old. he rays. with Company F‘, Elev-rib
New York volunteers at Auburn. Rahal
a letter from the of war stating
that he to entitled to the lily dollar plan
oflerodayaar ago for tho youngeatllving
aoldior.
A Big Strike Threaten the Central.
Dunno, rah. la—Granrl latter Swaanay
haanotbaanattha Bridge-ant.
lantlakeptpo’atedaa comm-or th
stain-editiahaliavadthatuniaatharoad
coneedea the demand of moniker-ethane
willhaageuaraloalloutoathacantraland
ltahraaohaa
lia'eflfllla-iut I; flour-Id-
Imam, la..Pahl£.«—iathaoaasofllra
Ia'aavatba Vlokahurg, Shreveport and
Padlorallraadthajoryratarnadavardiot
iafavoroftha plaiattltorm Platte
tilhoalyaoamllrauiau on the road,waa
klliadhyaaangiavtaratagovaroahinand
Marta dink.
“gunman...“ ova-rat. ,
“limit auditor
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‘ ‘1' ' .orkwhohaapothm
flak thin wiutarminvaino
outboar- tho strain at worrying
theahouid got new gowna tor the
Patriarchal and the Aaaunbly and tho diacr-
out private bolls. She had a grant many
haudaoma dinner drawer, volvcta, ailkaaud
m and with the help of a clever little
French woman and the mo otulototlaooaud
fur trimmluga, they have all been altered
into the mod fetching of too gonna. She no
longer haa aday “at home," but ovary «on»
lug betwoanfland 0 her i'rianda drop in and
aaohenocheor her upabit. Bho maker a
lovely picture. Bhe Ianta on a lounge with
five or six mil; satin pillowa behind her,»
that really she is halt sitting up. Some one
at her girl friends anvea the tea, and the
place of honoriaalow stool beside thala-
valld'a couch. where, over the fragrant cup.
bar rymptoma are detailed to thoayrnpuhotlo
listener. She will tell you that also can‘t go
out to dinuora, or to dances, or the opera. but
thadootor pormita her to go to the tireatro,
because there the is annulled without making
exertion or weary in; home".
if you aroamon and haVou't n brickhat
where your heart ought in be, you volunteer
to get up a theatre party, and you givea
lovely topper atwrwrird. Sim unpya it how
”only, and you iairly Mural: with. delight
when aha tell» you that it”: tho tint hinoaha
baa been able to out anything with any plea-
are the ontire winter but aim liiur enjoyed thia
dapper, it‘ a well drown. To love your-mid
yhii can‘ t IiL‘ p mull-i1, Iinl‘ a hooker. of fruit
the next day. You don' t know exactly what'a
the matter with be -r, but. you think it's
thing connected w ill! her heart The funny
part of the wliolu thing is that. the little wo-
man is such u natural or: tram aheIa beginning
tobelieto her own story. -,\ow York Sun.
lutorrat in l‘ellinlno Atlllotlca.
lo aliow the intormt takvn by New “when
in iemirunentlilvtim It is only nmmry to
state that 1,250 p-rupln by actual countpasaod
into the Berkeley Latina.” Athletic club.
which was: formally «menial recently. Mord.
01 m ”mph: m 1" lllt it known society folks.
There was Mrs. \\ hitney, small, plain, lady-
like, in d irl; gun ll with n white vest. There
was Mrs. CICV‘CILIHII, who looked rather pole,
In an exquisite pearl gray cloth costume and
bonnet. ’l'lroro wan, umzlretio Annie Jenna-
Miller in block, and her charming ulster,
whine pretty inc-o lmlml out from under an
enormous hat loaded vntli feathers. There
was Dr. Mary Putnam Jacobi, small, intel-
lectunloi face, the mourn-st. woman doctor
in New York. There were Russell Sage and
lira Sago, lir. and llrs. Louis Titiauy and
cores of otheru. (iron-ml girls, erect, lithe,
with the glow of health In their faces, ro-
ccival the guests and printed out the various
atlrnctrorw.
at the door of the m‘t‘pilon room and passed
them on to these delightful guides. Trim,
of the Berkeley Lyceum ; gmt‘elul Miss Elliott,
the teacher of all them it enduriul sports; Dr.
Mary I... Brzwll, the plryarcal director.oud
jolly, bustling Mully Hawkins, tho secretary
of the club, tirade wary one at home. The
reception room was beautifully decorated
term colts and olrl rm». There is a splendid
swimming hath dune ill Engi’ulr tiles. There
are bowling balls and billiard rooms, and all
the modern ollrle I-th improvements with which
the swagger New Y urL' girl will emulate her
rather or her admirer. «Chicago Herald.
Golden Lamp Worth $70,000.
City of Maxim is, own at the present day,
after having been succemrely plundered,
most maguirlwur. it contains five haven, six
altars and four teen chapels, which contain
the bones of some of the viceroys and departed
great men of “him. "The Glory of the
Carpal-o, 'Virgin and raver-ml saints were
painted byrelcbmted artists. A bulustrado
surr rig/tho ch 'r 0! n metal so "rich that.
a 'oll'er to replace with one of equal weight
‘ refused. This weighs
came from China in the
pm eh dominion. when the'
' - leons oi Spain sent their
crlzmd fr’om Acapulco to \' em Cruz
on the my to the mother country.
The high altar was formerly the richoot In 3
the world, and yet retains mm: b of its origi‘ >
nol glory. it contained candlesticks of gold
on heavy thatin single mm was more than a
man could lift, chullme, cruets and pyxcsof
gold encrusted with precious metal studded
with emeralds, omethysts, rubies and rap-
phiroa.
The statue of the assumption (now missing?
was of gold, ornamented with diamonds, and
is laid to have cost 51,000,000. There was a
golden lump, valued at $70,090, which it coat
at one time 81,000 to clean, but. according to
a French writer—and the joke is his—the
liberal troops cleaned it {or nothing, and it
has not been seen since—Exchange.
I,twcnty—si longed“
A Paria Dog Harlot.
Among the queer institutions of Paris of
' whme existence the ordirury Engl'nh visitor,
withall hiaueal for exploration, burnout)
tion.‘ :5 the dog market, which is held every
Sunday in a corner of tho Marcho aux cho
vaux. It is a duly authoriaud market that
brings into the exchcquer of the city an au-
nnl Illn't equivalent to £100. 'i'hia worn
theta great dealof butane-{min douolzytho
only of dog: in the course o your tax
of bitten cents, is land upon the “head" of
enchanimalthatisbrooghtto market. The
number of entriaa average 14. 000 annually.
but illuminate-id to have him:
adeetad tho dog m for than war a
aha-hitohavemilered from ihecompoti-
tionofthoaewhoeelldogaintho Maud
take large families of ibemcvery Sunday
into the ChompaBlyaeoa audBoia do lion»
logne, uraler the prom that theyncodalr
lmlm butraaily inthohopeol nego-
tiating their valor-London Globe.
A Well moo-an a Fountain.
An artealan well one completedat Woun-
aockat, L. 1., last week, an immense flow of
water having been struck. The atrength ol'
thedowiucreaudrapldiyuntllthamachiuory
ooukluotholditincheck,andoaoiidcoluiaa
iatamfoetintothoairwithamrthatcould
hahaardtwomiloa Thoilow wan-at
A committee of ladies received the guesta I
dark eyed Mrs. White, wrlo oi the president. »
with ferns and plants, and is furrliahodiul
Ti; 9 Interior of the grand cathedral in the
markeddecrenaelutyear. Themarketia '-'
ofwater.aabixaaainau’a,hotly.waathrown,
At It Iain Ill.“- Hawaii.
Good First-Clues Goods
Can he mime Bali-Prior.
Alaoatall Iiuor
llrnls’ Fannislinns
Hard-Pan Prices.
lauudnrd lhirta Way Down.
llnlaoodrlod lhirra iron He up.
[our Ply Linen Cohan 7e. '
Three pair all wool aocha tor to:
Three pair cotton aocka for 28¢.
slla Uruliredaa tor It to
it is impcoible to irate all the fact: Come In and
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$8, $10 and $12 [IVEIICIIA‘I'S
Which [um g It g to
larriira at $6, $8 anl $10
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