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We will open 011 SATURDAY FEBRUARY 15Il1, 1890,
ontolhw aild complete stock of
If
“-1.;
which we think is very attractiremrd much below average cosI.
I: 1: ll 7 ,
children‘s lines, Black and colors. in all sin-u,
I I IN. _
m‘e Min math and Graye,wotth
Wile its
a Ribbed Bose ialllack and colors. per
mm, form sold is: 1311 33c.
WWthomm‘D |~I
“mmvm'mnu 1111a; I m tLlAlrwl lit me
Almmmm h ”in M M In
flop-salt.
Ladlaa daaiarr
rod on! who line oi hdlce
.Wch we m are well selected
hvleee IOU. II Milo": ~3trlped and Iolldcolon
whammqmmmmsimand 8125
I darda’ lldildl'l.
A unit dairable line or Gente‘ hall—hose received
with this lot, which we place on sale at the follow.
18, l0, ll, 21.15, 211 M, E, to 50|ld75prryud.
. m. - rr“
. ,,
Glaze, Ac.
draal Radiation
down from $2.00 to $1.50.
From 81.50 to $1.25 each.
Window idaddi.
M m W A new arrival of window shades, as follows: ~ ‘ , v
‘flmuml‘h‘ worth 15c Inhaled Dado Shades, complete, ocel'hxlurc, at F ' 1‘" P I E I{( "
ism at 12x pair worth 13:. w“ "m, ,5,_ nuua in?
“NW " ”v "°'“’ 35°- Inhaled rum llollaud shadce for 39¢, worth 5". 3.1, e: W [g ll 1) 3 ll ) 5.;
’5 “m ”l“ “m “ ”‘3 “n" ’51 loomed Shade. pronoun best quality or Fringe, no
I!» Wilma Thread at 85c and [0c pair. -
for The, always raid for Si 2'1.
”’9 I‘ u.
Headquarters [11 dards’ dariwaar
M. 8. SMITH,
[sign-once Building,
or darls’ add ddddrar’s dariair
Another new arrival of boiler grades at llama
harghe,conalstlngol all lhe latest styleanl Calm
boas, llalneoek sad owl- edree. Venom More.
etc. at the following Mimi—'5, 9. to, it“, ii, l5.
“@3- I'lllJlu ill) "I
Also with the above mtloned lot we have re
celved all the newest styles 0! fine laces, as lollows:
Earthen. Val. lknlille, l'lst Val. Oriental. Point
In Gente' Embroidered Plume Shirts, inventorled
South Norwalk.
EWINWIA ”WW ’0 I“.
lorraine
cigar.
i! you weal a really Mutable and validation
smoke. admiral sew-ll, Invests menu in
live "larval-ea "
Charles B. Perkins,
36 KILBY 8L, BOSTON.
Jacob M. Layton
naelueleand lloaee Arr
(lenerallnsuraue liltIlllM‘y
Ills, Ute sad Amt.
Ora-a lites-ship We and Wrasse.
Duh-formalande sudlouvllrd-Dm
or Wm...
Notary Public Acknowledgments Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Hazgsxel hacked
to llostlastlon
Mlllitllili .Ja. “Mohammad
le‘eW.W‘Fl 1 9m
Wm ERIDIRJ'. I olljonn .ltltlll‘ll ll lilillzll
i-ilallelioardot nears. '.8.
lemherConn. [£11. Aee'n
Wm. ll. lllllhll & SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Edaidaarr
Main olieo. an 8 41 Washington EL.
' BOUT" NORWAIJK, 01.
10) PKRRY STREET, TROY, N Y.
l’llllT'WIB‘Vl'l’lt N Y
Brunch norm W
" WATIRVILLB, N Y.
.oeal Snrvev lanadtleaeral Work will
vitl' he given prompt attention.
SEWERSl
General Sewer Contractor
“prepared to make connections with main eewu
this city on the most lamahrc terror.
path lnlendrng 10 connect with' he mently laid
.ewere lnthls city will rind it to their adventure to
canon hint 9.141!
.M. 1’1 P‘IK (’ “
Box 20. South Norwallr Ct.
wirloln‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers o!
BRIDLGEPORT.
wrnma v
W B. I-IALLdeCO
drard dialing ddl Sada of Holiday ddads.
Everything must go. Prices no object.
‘ money by buying or us. Special bargains
our Cloak Boom and our Umbrella Dept.
- GUI the leather, Glass, Bronze and Plush Goods, Games, Books, Smallware,Blan-
ketk, etc, to he sold at once, as we want the room for our January sale.
OBSERVE
Plush slid leather Albums were We“ 1 i9 and 1.25; your choice at 7500., all other:
in proportion.
PICTURES,
Were 15, 25 and 800.; your choice at 5c. each.
BIBLES,
Wet; sale now a. so; were 4.98, now a. 75. Many J. Holmes works, 790 Dickens
work, complete, 1. 99; Dickeus’ works, 10 vols, 2. ‘75. Scott‘s workr, 12 vols, 2. 98.
All 350. books
MPandiaeImtfromthofle. All25c.booke,heet12moe.,15c.
Idnwntohfic. All HolldeyGoodsdowninnmeproportlon.
Grand Annual Red Ticket Sale,
linens Monday, January 6th.
3131!. W 00111.3;25
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goal! l:::.~.......... ....... . ...................... '15::00to‘1000 lemon. an a “wt-3“:
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., B. HALL ab 00. m: u‘m
You can
All kinds of W one.
Trucks. Carts, 0 c
All kinds of lrl promptly done
Several new mdnxond nfiend wagons for ‘3:
New lined Certs only 8%.
Horse-Shoolng and all
kinds ofBlucksmithing
Foot at Franklin St. .,
south Nor-walk.
11,115 it
[It )ME'”. I? I! []()\"l‘.
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801.! A9“? 1'0! 1'3]
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.
m llaveaoheel.
GATE]! ON THIS.
JOHN H. SMITH.
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1111 . airs . ,5... 55, 5,..-
run STYLES, 5.35.... 5:15,... 5a,;
Wed “Win“. minus-enema as; 3",... 1:: “lines an...
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A BOTTLEW BREAKING BEE
Missouri Temperance Women
Ransack a Saloon.
AIDE]! Ill THEIR HALE FRIENDS.
no story .1 111- Iunsraeele “11.1.1.6.-
crassde is lathvop. low—Outta” la-
wilh Whisky sad leer-The Avdsae
Was all Pro-aptly Salad.
Larnaor, lo, Feb. 11—11:. temperance
crusade in this village is theall absorbing
topic, for the good reason that nearly fifty
e! the heat known women in town are liable
to he called before the grand )uryto answer
a charge 0! trespa- and riotous conduct
Their social rank will not an them, as the
neat grand jury will be drawn by odiolah
who are terribl y localised at flea recent outr
break. “There will be bloodshed hem yet,’
said one gentleman. “Just as soon as Proa-
seating Attorney Crow issues the warrants
the [on will condolence, and any attempt to
place one of those people under arrests will
he neat with a resistance that will terminate
in a riot. Thom are a large number 01 rush
connected with the temperance people who
will kill any man who attenuate to serve}
Fur-etch Meir. win-med (leashes- led
Whore-l ”MmMjM d:
'flt'brimw'w'h rutlurrrh rr hi’ll lung lava':
' tat-let'- wove—sv- crusher use ore-ea
Yertonley John A Om the Writing
attorney, said: “The mistaken impre—lou
has gone abroad that this is a woman’s cra-
aade, when it was really started and engi-
neered by men, and during all the disturb
anco there was present a man tor every
woman. There were pro-l and actively
engaged in the disturbance J. T. Canni-
ehael, a Baptist minister; Jacob Bohart,
He, Dr. Mandy, who had enumd want
ad to smash the billiard tables; Editor In:
Kee,’ 0! The Lsthrop Ionilnr; B. l'. Cochr
ran, an ea-saluon keeper; 8 (l. Kinnsy,e
former grand juryman; Charles P. Jones,
cashier or the Lathmp bank, and twenty
others. The editor of The [outlet is re-
sponsihle for the outbreak, as be incited the
outrages by altar-ks on the city omciala in
his newspaper. "
flow the Crusade started.
The crusaders ofler the (allowing an haw
lug formed the basis {or flielr actions: The
immediate curiae ol the outbreak was estab-
bing nll'rny on Jan. ‘31, when John L Brooks.
.1 read-lent. n! inthrop, was severely cut by
Abe 80mg», a thriller. while both were it
toxicated. in discussing the adult one day
lirooks' wii’u remarked to a neighbor that it
she had any one to help her she would huh
into every salmn in town and pour the
liquor into the street. The neighbor replied:
“i will go wrth you and can get twentyvflve
other worm-11 to go. "
The Women Urgaulse.
it was then that a public meeting was
called, and it was decided to circulate a
paper asking the women of Lathropto pledge
themselves to exterminate the liquor traffic
in their town. Thotlay' of the trouble the
women gathered h1gcutor at the Opera
honest, and, headed by the Rev. Mr. Car
nllrhael, marched down the street.
When the women reached Ward‘s saloon
they shipped on finding the door locked and
aerowd gathered inside, and had they not
been urged would have gone no tuflher.
But they were, and being ashamed to back
out, they simply went wild, and smashing
the glue in the door unlocked it and went
in. The crowd in the saloon had partially
vsp’uhal, but Ward, the proprietor, stood
guard. He made a lutlle attempt to or
postulate, but he was swept from the field,
and the door which separated from the
back room or barroom from the billiard
room was burnt open
A llottllug Slain-hing Ben.
By this time the women had provided
themselves with various instruments. Saute
had axes, other: halchets, and still more
Mes. The sight of the beer bottlu and
whisky barrels incited the women to re»
newed action. The whole thing developed
into a riot, each woman vying with the
other in seeing how much damage she
could do, one woman boasting that she had
smashed over a hundred bottles. The stud
was brought to the edge of the sidewalk,
where some dlflculty was experienced in
smashing the bottles, so the men were called
ontoeerryupetonesand lay them on the
sidewalk to hit the bottles on. As they
broke the beer flew in every direction
delugiug the women and covering their
dresses with the liquor.
The “quot Promptly Salted.
“Did you see howl mashed that barrel of
whisky!" asked a pretty girl as she stood
talking to a group yesterday afternoon. “1
tell you, it did me good to use the hatchet."
When the whisky was being poured into the
street it termed in little pools, and a hrlfi
can trade was begun by boys and man, every
sort of tools being pressed into use toseoop
up the whisky. When the women saw what
was going on they appropriated a barrel oi
salt from a neighboring groom-y and, knock-
iugintha head,spriukled the salt luthe
liquor.
The Crusaders Sued.
The situation now maybe-id to be quiet,
but it bathe qolet mu.“ Thom
Winger-arm Wham" b
' buried in
trewe IN BRIEF.
Push The teen the Wires Mulls
Olllel-
Clrms Bpreckels, the sugar refiner, hat
“uni to build another refinery at Bound"’
Brook. The Bound Brook refinery will hr
hniltsndput in operatlouessoonae possible
and will employ not less than 500 heads
Horne U. lurphy, the famous catcheron
last year‘s Lowell ham, has signals threo
contract with the lloston Players
Lumen club
City Treasurer John A. Davis, 0 hes
ter, 1'. Y.. is a delsulter in the sum ol till),
000. its admits a '60.!!!) shortage.
“Word has been elected to membershi;
in the Atlantic league. At a meeting or the
stockholders it was voted to increase the
capital stock by .3, 000.
In. Hary labo, who was shot. by her hue
hand, Harry lobe, on the night of the wt!
inst. at Reading, Ps., is dead. The mar
deter is still at large.
1h. wages o! the employee of the Betblo
hem We.) Iron company humluwn advanced
15 per cent
In a wreck near llalrdrltown, 0., on the
Chicago branch 0! the lieltlmure and Ohh
railroad, lirut-e Bow-nos, “surge Ellison
and Charles Reynolds were killed.
At Camden, on Haturdsy, thirteen witr
ne'er appeared for lflrslkley leeway and
testified that the prisoner’s character WM
unimpsarvhshle. They also swore that Gar
rattlerray, the principal with. 10? the
pad-outingwesra notorious liar-1v » ii ' ~ L
lflelJenay (My plies «minnow
markup-emanating {whooping this
khan-spin: .I’krwe anathema-lamina!
thorny, and slow every oneot the. h
kaptopen on Hunday.
It is said Ire. Julie
ford, N. J., has accuret
torgery and peeulstion.
la-Mnatnr lit. John llylag.
le YORK, Feb l7.»»~Tho condition at
n-Brlutor llanio-l St. John, of Newhurg,
who line at the Berkeley hotel, in this city,
was extremely critical in the early hours
this hunting. ills physicians expected the
end at any moment
31- Inspector John ilonllcld, whose delec
tire agency was retained by the Mormon
party in Bell. Lake to investigate anticipated
reghtration and election trend», has re
turned lrom Salt Lake City. lin claims the
Latter Day Saints were defeated by trend.
1‘. V. Powderly has advertised his prop-
U‘ty in Scranton, PA, for solo, and intend:
to move to Philadelphia.
ppineott, of Med
nearly “0,1110 by
Illllernlaus Will Not Parado.
ClilCAIm, Fell. l7,~Tho lristhmerirran
ooumil, composed of delegates (mm the
Annual. Order of lliberninns and half a
donut other lrrsh societies, held its annual
mating in F‘vtzgerslda hall to discuss the
question of a parade on ht. Patrick’s day.
Vice President Fitzgerald, in the course at
his remarks, said; ”This is the time of all
tim gentlemen, for the lr'Lehnsen of Chicago
to slow the people of this city that they are
united. In years gone by three halls would
not hold the lrlshmen who came to such
Mugs as this, and this afternoon, where
are they! I believe they are all afraid
of Longvmeckcr.” Mr. Fitzgerald then went
on tr. show how important it was thata [ro-
oa-ion ahould be given on March 17, “just
to show the press and these people that we
are alive and mean to slay alive." In spite
ot the vice tmidont'a plea and the exhorta»
tions of other delegate-1 the council, by a
votsot to to in, decided notto haves wade
on St. Patrick' 5 day.
They Will Control the Nevada Balk.
Bart FRANCISCE), Feb iii—A syndicate,
slum; whom are J. W. Hellman, of Lee
Angela; Scholl Brothers, of San Francisco
mdNow York, and Inri Strauss, have no
quired the controlling interest in the Ne-
vada bank, of this city The ownership 0!
this bank, since the death of James C.
Flood has been entirely held by John W
Mackcy. James L Flood and Serralnr Jam
6. Fair. The syndicate will have control of
five-sixzha ol the capital stock, which E
384105“), leaving Ont-Illlh or $50),“ to
hentaned by Mackey and Flood. It is an-
dmtool that Mackey, Flood and Fair slur
ply wanted to be relieved of the mpoad-
biiity meanry in the management at the
bank at. their time could be devoted toolbar
matters
New Jersey's Latest Mystery.
Herons, N. J., Feb. lit—As Roundsman
F'lattcy walked along Harrison street, near
Second street, yesterday, he discovered the
body of a worn lying between two large
rocks. The t at the woman was partly
mud and water. The body
wa that of a womm about 3) years of age,
live trot three inches in height, and weigh.
ing nout 1:1) grounds. She was dark com-
plexiened and had dark hair and gray eyes.
She wore a black cloth sachet, white and
black waist trimmed with white braid,
Mp! stockings, buttoned shoes, which had
lately been repaired, and a black felt hat
with velvet how in trout. She were about
her rock a scapular, indicating that she was
a Catholic.
Great Pair llasa fleeting.
Km Yuan, Feb. iii—The following notice
husbanissued by a subcommittee of the
executive committee in New York: “The
cltiaoae of New York who are
destruction of the World's fair ant
ll information ungacrlmlnal c
mid. 0W
mm m, mar-35e-
begun uiitouaelaimtca'
liquordestroyed.
City Olelale Dlvldn Up.
lthasheenopenlycherged thattheelty
oflcerswerehrlheduottomolestths-lnon
keepers. Aummiuatieaot the reenrdin
themayor’aoflcoshowsthtu Inaugu-
Iaeotwas entered into betwauthaaalooa
ried out tor the last “lanthanum
beingllned “Ouch, whlehwasdim In-
twsenthenayorqrneecath‘ attorney-ad
marshalastera
Polllloa In Hawaii.
u
only,
“Firm ,1“! M WM' ‘Dufi’t
”gm-s Mullen: Warner Miller,
madam lttpiyolnprs' .ld‘ retire
will speak.
Warnka Preparatloaa These.
CllCIIKA'I’I. Fen i7.—-ln a speech at the
dedication of the First Regiment
Governor Foraker said that hewas asked by
Wuph lromthewardepartmentatWaeh—
lngton in 1887, what the Canadian fish-7
melon was stained, how many one
man he could rub to the Canadian border
h ease of a sudden emergency. lie-id
duller messages were sent to governors at
“he! stole:
A Stu-gar Badly Iaaglosl.
li'r. Came, P... Feb. l’l.~A well tire-ed
man, aboutflynnoldqnamledwiththa
calductor of the late Lehlgh Valley train
and was put of the train at lane-sh
switch, near have An hour lat. hh hanl~
Wimmuatloaendhonghttasa
lad-rubr- establishing“, where It still
awailehl-itifleatloa.
Balsa Defeats renew.
Iii-y. rely-roughing»-
A Highs-flag Ill! lat-ad.
'l'aaaallamhh. lI—The‘l'errelaate
mmmwhw
Mahdflm. mm
“mm..."
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m5 anemone eventual minor. dreamt. FEBRUARY it. also.
Itoae laaeanaarl Om
leomu mE‘IW
WM-weirmé
lo. Iflllldufl.
Willlllll‘flll lilillil.
One Quorum—The lost.
“Valiant: Perk, sonnet.
(let-edited 3'me
gummy“ mum Prank-
lone. lit.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
WSW
53 Waellnuton lltrool.
“- mum
eat same
liar a large collection of sampler of
Spring Goods
FROM THE
liraaa dadda drrarlrrarl
w. B. Hall &Co.,
lillll)(r [~31’()I{'.l‘.,
And willnpurchato for panic: without charge or
take 0 n- at same pilot! as the Bridzi
Ill-nee
G. 8. NORTH,
Photographer.
South Norwalk, Cona., Dec. 26,1889.
CAUTION.
he not he Derelved by prom-
ises ol' (rayons, made free of
charge. In the end the cost is
more than if ordered of the
local Photographer. For par-
ticulars inquire at Noll'l'll’s
Photographic Studio.
PHA‘I‘T’S ill
__ yon—...
lllll‘lll, llfllllfl ill llllldlilll
Sure Cure for all Diseases.
MAKES “ENS LAY
31er HAY AND sraaw.
Prat llarr Sladla Baddina
___.A'l'___
RdlMflNl] BRUS
.lllllN II. FEBBIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all kinds of
TN lull;
nlbéll I v. ._
.Bnlek, .Idut3.. Cement.
we m WMflfi
Lehigh, Laekawanna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
W ilkoaharre Cools.
hard far RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ loot at Washington and liar—
shall sheets. Branch omen at Btilaou
flint
EUNT&ZEUFF
“howl-Minnow.
EARLY 808]! PBTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Vidal-am
Pickled Oysters.
Net-walk Oysters
“Item...“ ,
Pare 'l'e-oto cats-p.
Imported m
wkcrhfi-ubfl-fl‘n
siesta!
Meet-set
We
JtZELUFFS.
an“ Ir
mm? m . {filial}! 51”
5 11021211 5 110er 5 11021211
$l. 00. 3|. 00. $I. oo
«.-..
We gather our own Eggs and guarantee
their ireshness.
9» ..w ...-
llovv is your chance to lay in a. stock for Lent.
.....r‘p—a
MOORE & HARMAN
A Posrtlve Sale!
roars 1111 SilllES
Ever oll'crcd. Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
C. H. HARVEY,
North Main Street, South Norwalk.
lllEllllTlllll SALE.
As we intend to make extensive improx emcrrts in our store,
for the spring trade and desirinrv to get in work at same at
the earliest possible moment, we will
Close Out All Kinds of Goods at
Marvelously Low Prices.
Look at the Figures:
Children's Colored Stockings. formerly at 10, 15
all at 5c :1 pair.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350, all at 150 a pair.
Ladies" Merino Underwear, formerly at 500, now 350.
Genls' goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
, 20, 250,
HUNT FAIL T0 BALL will] ElllllllE
Just received a. special lot of Lodies’ Ribbed Undervests,
Worth 400, during this sale, 150.
H- wKrieger.
Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwal". Conn.
THE POPULAR QUEB.
5115111 dad dadddai inlaid
TEE POPULAR ANSWER :
Idol rial drdar far 25 darts a Pddllll
AT
callus 11111111111121.
The Fullest Stock,
The Best Goods,
The Lowest Prices, . “
The Widest Choice, fl
IN ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
to Washington Street, south sorrel.
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Norwalk Chronicler