775571; a w: i 4‘; F, ,. ‘7‘ ERIE ~ DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT y! [IRE EMEEEI Especial attention is called to the quality of the Oauihric, strength of the edge and choice patterns. A. DICKERMAN & sou, . as washrooms eraser, sou'rn sonwsnn. Hits. 1 .A. queétio’n 2 WELL ANSWERED EHELE E llElT. 'epstttwiihthehssth-giestourdispessl: Ileaeaysudiuwpnees.:lsdmtisius Giulia llEllES Price! On “hush!“ pinnacle which leads to ransom. With this our oulr elm. we would rupectteliy announce wru. BB ”ll!” Tamiee Cloth, Railway Cords, Convent Cloth, Sterling Stripes, Alsatian Snitinge, Camel llalr, Waterproof Serge, Double Sateens, Brilliantlae, Ike” &c., &e. BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT Mohair Brocade, Mohair Stripes, Eetrellette Mohair, Mohair, Silk Warp Henrietta, Silk Finish Henrietfas, Wool Brocades, Band Suitinge, Real India Cloth, Silk Warp Batiste. CAR PETS. We have the Largest Stock of Carpets ever shown in Norwalk at prices that defy competition. In it will be found: loguette Velvets, Axminster, Wiltons, Body Brussels, Boxbury Brussels, 'l‘spistry Brussels. We are agents for HARTFORD, LOWELL and GLENHAM 3, RI. HOGUET, W &J. SLOANE, THEO. W. “k 00., and JOHN &JAMES DOBSON. 'wn snwsvs usve OF IELD dc HOYT, urinal 61mm LOWER Tiilli EVER. muses,“ '1 , mussel“. mas-harlot... GsfldalOttoSlsdoz. ‘ClamIflalee. .MmlIAIOIB matures-woe. Swan ls Bushnell, Electing 0m Salt! ll. 8. [IIIEWN’S ‘0‘ Wm!” .w‘ FAWCETT’S GMAT Comm-Icing today, SATURDAY, Dec.7 It i tobemld itbont to t Ilue'ythnm w regard cost,o THEME llElE ElE lIEllEli ‘1‘ VIII [0' PRICES. Ostrich Plumes and Tips [8 ALI. m N" IEADII. Mrs.W. Fawcett la. 3 WATER I'I'IBB'I', somsu. - - - mun. A FULL LINE 0? Builders Hardware, PAINTS, Oils Varnishes... Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish. Wire Mug W. 0. QUIITARD MIMI-m ALL GRADES ANDAT Lowest Prices! The Best tleods tor the Least honey Steel Door Mats “.mmm .. “er—— soo'i' s sues scene, Clark a Lane’s moon u. llilll STREET. MEATS Fair Barroom Wreckers Re- ' ceive an Ovation. SIXTEEN W0.” Alli 0N TRIAL they were M to the Ilene d trial by two leadred Iris-as and Iatat the purge bye less-cutting flmualfraaumMet Ir.Jossn,lo,leh.fl—Bistseawomm mwwudthsiaheb iteats oi ilpiehsrdavlllename to 'i‘natm yesterday on a special tram, where the women weretohevesplaliuimryheerisa torhevieg demolishsdaaotorioasdlveet Willa Aboatthreehudredwomm asdmmmymsetormsdhlhaesdhmded byehrass bend weseetthe depottemest theermedaaeudwhentheyelightsdtrom thstrsiuentbusisau and esoitsmmt haew aoboonds. Atthshsedotthelougprusm- don the orasedsn were marched to the Omthhkhthtupsoplehsd hiredtortheoecseioa. Ilene-re at the Crusaders. Thellpieksrdsvtllepeopleearrtedbenusrs oawhichwereluscstbedthstollowing: “lo Clot-Booms llsre,"‘A lo flops—A flohsrflon."“We Protest llomesaui Children.“ “The Will ol the Majority h law,"“ileartheVoteeol the People'end e douse others similar to these. People elougtliellneotmarchcheerndthees'tlad~ ers, and trons appearances it looked m thoughtherewaenotepersooiu town but who west-sympathy withthsm. Prayers for the Women. Whenthsorusedareerrived ettheOpsre homethsytouad it Illsd.end there were meayoutheouteide strugglmg (or admis- sion. Thecrowdwesoaliedtoorderbythe Rev. John Como! Trenton. who uttered a prayerstor thacrusaderaflpsaehsalollowed prayer.endevsry mishterelmost in Tren- ton and Spicherdsville responded to calls anthtokeolA thewomrn the whole delegation from was banquetad by theW. QT. 0mm. organi- sation. it weslio'dOCk when dinner was over, and the crowdonos more tell in line and.heeded bythebend, merchai to the justicecourt of JamssILSpenkiin. Itrady Made it Ilsa-g. One-tenth oi the crowd was unabletogaiu admittance, butroomhadhsenreeerved tor the crusaders and all ladies. Hamilton Brady, whose club home had been demol- ishedbythocrnseders, weathehrstwitusm culled. He described the attack made on hisplace,endsshetoid hisstoryaeverelot thecrusaderswm noticedto smile at his elortsto make it as strong eepodbls. Whentheprosecntingettorney, Hr. Knight, medeanattempttosmployeomeone toes- sisthiminthecasehetounditaherd nab tertodo. Almost every attorney in the towndcclllscdtogo on record with him, while they :eil signified their willinguem todelend the crusaders without asking a dollar. Crusaders lager tor the hay. At l’lsttsburg last night the Rev. Ben bearing, 0! Lethrop, talked to a large anwd at the court house. at theerussders'ooimealaaes heisoneot themosteioqnentspsshmsiathestate. The Piettshergeadlathroppeoplawlll holds mammesting st mmhurg thhevmlng, wheaitwillbedecldsdupmwhthma'aot the saloons at Cameron and Plum-lg shllbereided. What the “tee-er the whole thing hgoingtobenotme athpts pedict. Almost evmybody withthecrosedsraend tbeeseitssusntsnd enthusiasm over the work is may growing. Therehsvebeennoarreshmade atlathropssyet, and the marshaiolthat towsstilithreetens to bring suits ugsimt tho mloon man it theyattempt tom thewomen. Thsyers now anxious that wsrrsahbe mrved,setheysaytheywillthsabeebleto bring out menythings that theyhavs so tnrheld back. All the surroundingooun- tryisoderingtbemeverykind ot aid,end theywillnotleehtormsemtomsheafight toeiinish. Is WEN Mlselsdppl‘e Itate Treasurer Said te lo Short la Illa Accounts aesaeea Raw Oneness, Feta ill—The Picayuna's Jackson (Him) medal mys that a great senmtioa was created in that dty by the rnnwr that the retiring state treasurer, Col. W. L. Heming' way. was short momma hiseecounts. Attmtiouwse called to the matter in the senate and a committees! inquiry appointed. Col Hemingway has been state treasurer for tourtamyearn. The‘l'imee-Democet'slecksonspaoielmys that ex-Treasursr Hemingway was a... llcd by A Joint committee at theieghlatnre. investigating Amsmbsrctthe tuauinterview Uuighttddthecummlt- teewouidreport today. “awhile,“ ingwey willeomebetorethemegalnwitna statement that will probably explain the dehuttmtflsotorily. Hsmiugwsywssssm estnuht, but declinedtonmhs any shes- mmtuutiltheeommitteehmrsported. J. J. Bramtheiaoomhgtrmmrmntatm that Ir. Hemingway has turned overto hlminomhnpwaflllol momma 01w: tl-nmtisuotyeteomplsta Itisgsnerally believed that nmnhgwa will be able to explain evathingsstis- yeover family. Intel luaaway at Albany. mlhlsteeewsssomswhetest. Theron warmed. nee-pr rpm maneu- Mmdlved. ltisoas: res ss-Jns . thalegislstuntiovsreorililihes odsrad e Be dencsotall-yeer-olddiiid. Kali! ofl-IBSI'NIIWlllpl’ohaNy not be no on. Wind. lupursusuesot sreeommeadetloa tr. reward at .1.“ tor the arrest and emvie lieu ctthamardsvsrotlre Julie has 'loydet Westpost. N. Y., Feb. '1. The bill authorising the and Ohiocenelto beleassdtor niaty-aiaeyssn htheWeahisgtou and Cumberland lleii- roedesmpsny, which was termed recently at acquiring the canal. has ”settles h Maryland. (hemfluperlntmdent Poe-tar hm recom mended tor appointment Thomas Donald not Philadelphia, as special spattr. asllsctcsaeusstetisticslu regard tothe is die- ot this country. |l'lse :2: Alumni seeodstiou has re elected Chauncey I. wpsaddvnh The root at the Grand Dupe houses Phlledd is, weighing 126 tons, tall iaPeh ll, in is most. Jehe Kilrein hes rheumatism and will re tiretromthering toretime. ltev. Henry Duncan. a Baptist minister was hanged at ()sarh. Ala, tor the monies d lib wile. lltsphrn It. Cave, 0! Brooklyn, struck his ”daughter, Iliss Angie Canning, withe hangs knits, crmhiog her skull. tihe will Compared with the proceeding election thesocieliets vote in Berlin shows en la- ersasein the late election 0! in”. It is “that the Cartel combination has led twenty-seven seats is the rstehsteg. Sev- eral collisions between socialists and the flan occurred in which there was blood- Bmily ilorst. a babe. wee lett in charged ll. little brother Walter, at Lilli Park avenue, New York. Welter tound a bus of matches, and while playing with them aectdentially not fire to the babe's clothing, burning the babe to death. lthmid that Count Roman lvenovitch deLlppmsn Zubot, who has been booked by Boston‘s elite, is an impostsr. lie was s protege 01 W, l). Howells, the novelist. [lash Will Stand by the Players. Now You, Feb. til—The titer this morn- lng published an interview with "Buck" Ewing at Franklin. Pa, where the famous catcher is now visiting his wlte's par-rte Ewing positively denies that he gave any 'on whatever to Day's ofler o! '8, for three years it he would de- srrt' therhood and rejoin theKew Y club. Ewing says he intent to with the Players‘ league, and be h positive that none at the New York Brotherhood men will desert the Players' league. Ewing is very bitter in his donor» ciation of Clerhmn and the other Brother- hood pleyers who have permitted them- selves to be bought on by the leegnemsn. Ewing will at once amume charge of the New York Pleyers‘tearu in their work of preparing tor the coming season. Committed Suicide no lies Wedding Day. NIAGARA FALLII, N. Y.. Feb. SEA—Alice Lynch has just committed suicide by taking “Rough on Rate." She was actuated by the tact that her wedding, which was to haw takm place today. was postponed. Let. him William 8. Painter. a resident of Lyons, N. Y., won her elections and they were to have been married soon. A law daysegohecailedatherhome and toldher that he had lost his money, andthemar. rlege [out be postponed tor sis months This seemed to prey upon the girl’s mind to melt an extent that she bought a box of the poison and took a large dose. Suicide by Cremation. Dancer, Conn, Feb a—Bdwerd ll. melodioJivingeloneia W, wmburnedto death Thursday night. He wnejustout ct Bridgeport jethhere he hadbeeassrvinga three mouths’ mom (or e-ult Hereturned to Broohlield on May, and being destitute, was given clothes. butsaidbe should not need them eehewesgotogtodie. lnthemorningthe homadwhiehhewss the only ocupaut, chaflednmainewereinflleruina A Whit. Child Held Capt!“ neural, N.8.,Yeb. fib—OneoltheCa» mdianmouoted poiicesaysthatithetact that a young American child, egirLish the of an Indian in thence-th- west. “Winnipeg_.leck” is the lndieu’s name. Thisis the sseondwhttechildhe hushed. Thetirstonedied sometimeago Theehiidistekcn goodcareot,bntcannot meek English llulon Veterans In Session. Revues, 0., Feb. 214s. annual eu- mmpment ot the Union Veteran leo'on be- ganitssmsiou in thh city. lieny ol the members of the legion are plum from all overthe country. Reports at the olilesrs torthepeet year show the emoeietiu to have a membership at 15,“. with branches in nearly every state of the Union. llauged for a Double Murder. Imam. Tenn, Feb. Zt—At a tew min- uteeatterll o'clock,iutbe jeiiinclosure at 0msols.Ark..Johu King was hanged tor themnrderotlrs. Warren and ht child. 'the murder-was committed about a year egqand was convicted on the evi- Is-Geveruer Amea'lothar lerteusly Ill. Boston, his. fl—lrs. Arum, widow o! theisteOliverAmeamothsrotea-Governor I. L Ammsndauntot ex-GovernorOtiver Amwssstrichen withperelyiiastaight sthss'homalu North Eaton. Anabah'lll years“ age it htearedthstahscaanotre— The Search tor the lead Aheadeaed. Domitlfl'ebtfl—Thesseroholthe riveretlestnochssterlorthehsadcl niremfiewtellshsdtohssbendonedonee- oountotthesevsrwooldwsether. 'i‘betrlel until the September twm. leld terj’hsae Millie-s. lsmsssrous. fish sa—‘n. Ohio, In- disassudWmtwursilweyw-esoldycstur daybyorderot the eonrttollamuelfipm- esr,astochholdsr, tor amass. subjeetto liebilitim The mie confirm their-as theBlglI'oursyudieate. Tetedellasa‘ligllre. Term 0., m. ta—Brashmrldgs’s th ma .Bmltht neldemau's machine ”m1h&”mmmt thmhewmhnrued. Thole-will m .. M, TI” 1!" I..." M“) p m— Advertising. Advertising is nowadays look- ed upon by the merchant asau art. It is looked upon by the people as a matter of informan lion. They want to know where to ,, go to find certain goods and at what price. Many novices have attempted to hoodwiulc and beguile the public by advertising what other merchants are doing, have done or will do, without however, daring to come out square-teed with a statement oi their own doings. This is misleading. it is done to mis- lead, and is not considered among reputable merchants as dealing fairly with the people for a complete suit. Eight Yards Plain Material, the latest styles and colorings. A recoguired mercantile authon’iy upon advertising says. “if you claim to sell certain goods cheaper than your neighbors do, name the prices. Take the public in your confidence get that of your customers and do} not abuse it. Assume that your readers are sensible and honest people. [)0 not advertise goods . l . which you cannot or Will not should ”y a ho“ e time, is absolutely the saiest and most convenient, and offers the most comforts for its pas- sengerr, besides which it is the cheapest, and most of them pass through the finest scenery. The road which publishes its timetable and lives up to time is one which travelers prefer and the one in whom the pub. lic believe and with whom they will trade. ' ' common sense. We have what we advertise. ther it is a Special or Gen- eral sale the public will get the benefit of our advertised prices. worth lilic. everything may be satisfactory. Counter. WEWIILEELLTE ~ WEEK 100 pieces new and beautiful Spring Suteens, printed on on an extra fine cloth, 30 inches wide at 12Ac, really worth 19c. Upholstery Department. 110 pieces new SpringDress Ginghsms at 10c, cheap at 1 24¢. 95 pieces new Seersucker Ginghamsatl 2&0, “19";3‘ 15" ESTIMATES FURNISHED. Other new and beautiful Wash Goods at equally Low Prices. We are now showing the All our Embroideries at Re- markably Low Prices, to which we call your attention. lsilil III Three lords Fancy Silk Velvet I Also Combination Suits from $3 98 to $17.98, including all -—~ "» finest line of New Hamburgs One Seahcnpgmh in Csmbric and Nsinsook Edg- if; h P . . . ajo ca Itchers, 9c Ingalnsertmgs and every width - Majolica Cake Plates 1 1c of Flouncingsi ,, Large Meat Platter, 49c were 75c ., Cocoa Door lists, only 39¢ each _ Toilet Set, 10 pieces, $2.19 r. Mam new Ste . Dress Goods. Spring Novelties just "received. A lull line oi all the latest shades in Fancy Stripe CashmeIe~just the thing to make over an old suit with and yet you will not be able to find a better This quality usually retails for 3710. For this Week, 25¢ per Yard. Gumbination Suits. $2. 98 Owing to our greatly increased business we have been obliged to remodel our Ribbon, Toilet, Small Wares. and Embroidery Departments, and we would invite the ladies of Norwalk to come III and see the many improvements which have been made, as well as to take advantage of the bargains to be found in these as in all other departments of our commodious store. Toilet ”thaitment. 25c Large Bottle Best Florida Water. 12“: Good Size Bottle Bey 25c Per bottle. Syndicate Lustrate, the best gold and silver polish in the world. Contains no poison or injurious substance and will not scratch the finest gold. Every lady Once used you will never be without it. Rum. deliver at the prices announced *TT'” for the time." We are headquarters for Sheet Music. 3,000 Every railway has the short. 0 difierent kinds. ASk lor Catalogue. est route and makes the fastest ——-.>—w~ Notion Department. Satin and Silesia Cushions in Pink, Blue, Yellow and Cardi- nal. all sizes and at the lowest prices. |2ic per skein, all colors, best quality Germantown. 16¢ per skein. Scotch yarn, in Black and While only. 9c per yard, Chenilled and Gilt Cord, in 14 ditl'erent colors, Stamping Department. Owing to the rush during the holidays we were unable to g.ve this department our close attention. taken one oi our large rooms for this department In order that We have since then See Sample Book at Ribbon Carpet and EplicEtery Dep’m’t. On Monday, February 24th, we will open our Carpet and NEW EEEES. llElI PATTERNS. 20 to 40 per cent. saved by purchasing now. Union Ingroins, from 25c to 500. Extra lngrsins. from 581: to 75¢. Agra, Extra Grade, $1.00 per yard. Tapestry Brussels, from 45c to title. SPECIAL PRICES FOR LARGE ORDERS. Kitchen Specials. Carpet Sweepers. 81.89 "‘
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