» v-lrrlrtlrllrjrrryllrramrrrl
,Qreat Attractions.
. . I m boast-odor oslo lanlsaustansnlslss
M. u.""Ilo"avi nozififla Mon wet-lbs you would do no hy
‘ ' Isis miss ,
in. DRESS GOODS
kluthis t. Wohsvola thistlochalioitcasniully a'sdwal
Wmmnh «do. coasts go! aromas usurious. mph-ins. Ilsa-ole. Drapd Muss.
aha lhadluuhggonsrsllynldsaa huglsiorflfiuourpsioaas a loader,
3n |90 per Yard.
mamemm-im 9851*;‘5549'
9 ' .,. ..
VII bln'll eu‘mfiillfl “05 "g".
V" ilfl'l )mm on 1w m: p
l “was“ lashes widoin Pearls. Blair. lavy lilacs, Browns. Greens and all daalrlblo
awkwhdmh-ihasmnshargsla,mrioo
. i . 390.
flotilla, Ginghams, and Domes1
‘ :' «onus on tiny anon complete line. are now as exhibition for tho lprtug mile.
E "CaiShmere Ombre;
floss! inflows: histo- i'or Spring and Bummor use is abs on exhibition.
Hbsiery and Underwear
I‘ " Volta-skis. post reductions in lhls Whilst”.
Our Children's Underwear. usually sold torts, S and «to. all um.
' 25c
: MW" of lodios‘ 25c Hosiery, in Plain Colors and Stripes, now placed on our
silo.
illlllillls for Slalrs all all llrlls.
M. 3. SMITH,
flatworm llulldlng, South Not-walk.
, . BRIDGEPORT.’
WBIjALLloCO
fillks. Silks-
w .n
" transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
” Lady in nomalk.
23.000 Ill lirlrrl [lolly lain llrrrltl Ilrrrs Sills
humuaylandoomlooladingevoniug ahadaa,ioho olmdhyuaon losdayatonly
$1.75 per yard, actually uni $4.00 an $5.00.
filter» 1., ~~ .
, was nan-m “Minus-cold ohlot.hstthstlhcysn sllnewlruh
“v. 0' Mk 2 trade. siquynaoclrns shouldmoud mums-reins.
i this-sour
‘ *u-swthmm-ndadugthoyasttwuty-lveym
‘ our... Black, Guinet Silks?
ifitd Columbia‘s. known-rheuwm with“. lioness.
gnaw...“ _ .
[look Satin Rhadames.
Minimum-hounmo
Nunavut-amass.
on, ; um
It to soc our Raven Black Snocarappa
leaks.
' Isa! Jackets dawn
pin-a
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1108
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For lllllll'lllmi, our use Undouwasr all
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. matrimonial- «.
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m. '..
lama non-9.92;.
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j.iorm l-I. sun-rd
FLBBIST.
‘F‘iriu ‘Smis,
, , .. urinal-instants;
‘\
ltladostlislohsthwliwoaldhovoha-hh"l-l.”
mils hast-miss ammo the consort do
rivsdisaaltwosldhssohassioo-sohtonaorlloo
Myoadsalasloa ‘l'ho Irma. its host is asst
agar-ids. *
Charles B. Perkins,
36 lilblll 8h, 3081‘03.
Horse Buyers
We moonstantly ro-
ooivlng rino Borsoa.
snltod to all pnrposos.
You will find tho I’ll-
s'l‘ colossus. the
381‘ nominate. the
”malls
nd altogethor tho
BEST moans 11' of
BALE nouns in rain
ilold County. Pas-tics
wanting any kind of a
Horse. can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this establishment
an WARRAITED.
M. II. PARSONS.
rigorsmr srucr Fill.
HUUBA'I‘ONIC unison).
”ARBOR! 8 NolWALI DlVllllOl.
mineral Jan. lath. 15m
Pa-aagas Trains.
SOUTH.
LvJorwalk. 1180.30"le ALWllaua Polar
18am. "to... son...
"7 as 0. 8“ II
“’2: “ "ill. “ '13 “
is in a. p.-
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hliO “Iixod an: “llxed til “l's‘r
’7“ M I. ?" as H “‘0 It at
941 “ “ lot) " “ roao “ “
sonar.
am-
500p.
NORTH.
Lv 'llooa Point ”.3030er Arltorwsll
lion-Ll“ lilo-.H‘x'uf ilollxr
‘5 .. .. a” .. .. Ml .
545 " 9th " 983mm
11M " mutual iii! .li
2w "lino til “lust aid in
$309.3. on “ blip,-
oos " as ~ g on r
“5 ..
lilo ”that this "mas Willis.
sums.
Dial w tan.-
tflt .Ii thins
W.9§W.Vb and Oou'l lasing!
Ito. aria.
A.W.Psasu. Pass-gums
IAIN LINE.
mamas Pinata-l.
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nan. nuvnamnna' um
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Hill ,3. ’ Hill! The tunnel llllirr w...
Irm'ymmmfim . .
“ “a ' r , .
canvnmmxnmi .
iii-"$4....
oswioo man our sons m.
Milo at tho Grant Iattlo M Provo.
a'storlso for tho low'orhlogioao.
a basal-ass loaolsiloa l‘aaaod oivisg
tho llaosltloa to tho Windy City.
Wmiamos, Fob. a—Coslrary toga.
oral expectation the World’s isir dghtla
thiamine was wound upstslatohoar
mammalian-i mild in a big
my tea Chicago. ‘I'hst oltywss doolsnd
winnoron ihoaighth ballot, which resulted
aaiollows:
mo. summatoithoolghth ballot
thoirlsndsoiChioagolnsdothowsllsoith.
bouaorooohowlththolrorlaoot victory. A
notioswauhannsdo and ossrlod unani'
noasly giving the «position to Chicago.
no Itory or
‘liiartho-nadih bl
' or .
ppod 'ior orda- at
thnflpaskorllood
aoonthoronra sbostlllrsprsasnhtivas
outboiloor. 'l'hogalloriaswsroa'owdod
wlihpooplowaitlngtowltao-thoatraggls
batwasnthssdbssontaoi thorlvsiciti-on
tho door. Chaunooy I. Dspow sodas-
W.C.Whitaayandotharsirosn
lacotary
low York city, llayor Groglor, oi Chicago;
Covarsor Francis oi Ibo-ti. and a host
at ropsaoontativa Insn irons thaao citlaq and
many Washington non, mainbars oi tho
original board at promotion, wars in the
plleriea or corridors iniaroatod and anion
Insulators Thoclarhottho hon-moths
glacial osdor, proacribing the method of vot-
ing on the alto qnostion, and raquiring souls
onoplacoio have a majority oi tho votes
cast.
'llso First Ballot.
Hr. Blonot (0a.) wanted to know it than
would be an oppctunity odarod to pen
lpon tho question sstowhothar those should
boai’sir before selecting a alto. Speaker
Roodrepliod thstuador tho special osdar
thsrooould not bo,snddlrociodtboolarkto
all tho roll for tho first ballot, which ra-
aultad: Chicago, 115; Now York, 12; 8t.
Innis, at; Washington, 50, and one rota tor
Cumborlsnd (lap, cast by Ir. Bklnnar (N.
C.) The members indicated their cholcoas
follows:
‘I'Isa Vols for Chicago.
liosara. Adamant Illinois, Allen of Michi-
gan, Anderson oi Ram Barwig oi Wis
cousin Belknapot lichigsn. Boothinau of
Ohio. Brewer oi Michigan, Bricknor oi Wit
oonn'n, Broohshiro oi indlans, Browns at
Indiana, Burrows oi Iichigsn, Burton at
Ohio, Buttorworth oi Ohio, Byuiun oi ludi-
ans, Caldwell of Ohio, Cannon of Illinois,
Cartoroi Montana. Caswoll oi Wiscosnin,
Choadle ol lndiana, Chosthain oi North
brough at North Dakota, Ksugon
cousin. Hayes oi Iowa, Haynes oi Ohio.
Honda-on oi lows. Handerson oi lllinoh,
Herman oi Oregon, Bill oi Illinois, liltt oi
lilinois, Hopkiu oi Illinois, Kelly of Kan-
nnfioonodyoi 0hio,Korr oi lowaliaoy
of Iowa, Iisiollstto of W
Pugsloy oiOhlo. BaootPunsylra-la,
Roodoilowgltowolloi
Shoo-or
Bpringc mm
aoaotliohlgsn, Btrahlooilowa. Taylorot
minnh'i'aylorot Tunas, Taylortllli
oi
dhhutqwnaoaol Innis,
Whales-01W“ otliohlgsa.
thhanoi0hio, Willi— s! Ohio, Wilt
sonntWashingtoa, YodorotOIh.
low Inn's lamina
how
Torso, Montgom-
wyot My. Kori-all of Kansas, Niod-
mu llasourl. Norton oi ltioaonri,
Oaks at Alabama, O'lloill of Indiana, Pool
“Marissa. Ploroooi Torin-aloe. l’rloo oi
1m Blehsrdmt Tonuuaoo. Rogers
at Arkansas. Bays-a oi Texas, Blookdalo oi
litonooi Kontuoky,8ionooi lilo-
sourl, annoy at Missouri, Tumor of floor-
:is. ‘i‘ oi Alabama, \‘sndovor oi Call-
osnls, adoot lisaourl, “’alhor oi lib
ml, Washington of 'l‘ouuoasoo. Wilho oi
Illinois. \l'ilaon oi Kunuu-ky, Wilson of
linolri. Wise of Virginia.
‘l‘lso National capital's l'riouds.
lusts. Audaraon 0! Watt Vi Atc
him at l’onuaylvania, Bankhoad oi Alar
bans, Banks of Militants, Bartlnooi
lovods, Bayue oi Pannsylvania, Borgon ot
Nair Jorasy. Blanchard oi Louisiana, Bow-
don oi Woat Virginia, Brooklnridgo oi Kouv
tacky, Brownsrot North Carolina, Brown
of Virginia, Buchanan at Virginia, Compton
of larylsnd, Damon of South Carolina, De
flavors of California. Bdmnnda of Virginia,
Finley oi Kontucky, Gibson of Maryland,
Groanbalgo oi Massachusetts, Grout oi Var
moat, Harmer of Pennsylvania, Honduran:
oi lorth Carolina, Hooker oi,_.llaa;aippl,
no ‘ -4 gnu-nova!»
W a, Norah onusylvania. lo
.. « ql' ‘Nohugrmm loom. .
any on. llllliltim moral... ”Koala _qi'
tau, Itor‘gsn oi man-1m, oraooi Ilsa
Ichusstts, O'Vorrall of Virginia, O‘Neill
oi Panasylvanls, O'Neill of Massachusetts,
Owen at Ohio, Rayburn oi Pennsylvania,
Randall oi llasuchusotto, Reilly ol‘ Pennsyl.
vsnla, Robortaon oi Louisiana. Rowland at
North Carolina, Rush of larylsnd, Scull
oi Ponnsylvsnls, fitowart of Texas, Blowarl
oi Georgia, Stochhridgo oi liaryland, Htump
oi lisryland, Tucker of Virginia. Wheeler
of Alabama
Ila Horn Ballots.
The result of tho first vote was very grail-
iying to tho friends of Chicago, both on and
01 the floor. After the announcement by
tho speaker of the result another roll call
wssorderod, which resulted: Chicago, lal:
Now York, 88; St. Louis, 5o; Washington,
ll, and Cumberland (lap had disappeared as
a contestant
On tho second ballot New York gainad it
votes and Chicago 8; St. Louis lost 2,
Washington 8, as follows: Chicago, 123; New
York, 82; lit. Louis, 59; Washington, 48.
Wholo number of votes cast. 3w. Necessary
to a choice, 1.55.
The third developed our; votes, as follows:
Chicago, 127; New York. are; St. Louis, 53
Washington, M
The fourth ballot resulted: Chicago, 134.
New York, 9d; lit. Louis, 48; Washington.
29. Noconary to a choice, if».
Tho fifth ballot showeds total of 3i2: New
York gained l5 rotos, whilo Chicago added
butbto her column. St. Louis meanwhils
tell ofl ll) votes and Washington 5. The
fifth ballot showed: Chicago, 140; New York,
110: St. Louis, ill: Washington. 24. News
aary to a choice, 1.37.
All was excitement as the roll call for the
sixth ballot began. Tho total you was
again 312, of which Chicago waived 149:
Nowigfork, "G; St. Louis, :58, and Washing-
‘l'ho New York pooplo iolhdiscoursgad at
thair alssll gain. Thoroadingoi thovote
was dusndosl to gain tints for consultation,
and justaathoaovonth roll call wssbogun
Wihon (W. Va.) moved to take s not.
uatil 11 o’clock the (allowing day. The
tho raised pointsoi ordar and hoist
ad motion cams too late, last flpash-
Rood declared ho had rosognisad Whoa in
than Wllam than domandod tho yaassnd
trays and thy wore orderod.
Thorn was much oxcitomont at this time.
It was hall-past t. and the New York than
wore urging a recess tor tho purpose, it was
rumored. oi transferring their strength and
that oi St. Innis over night to Washington,
‘l'bo yea and nay solo showed 138 in lawn
of and lit opposed to a room. "Call tho
roll." camo irnm tho Chicagoans, and the
seventh ballot was taken.
Three hundred and eleven votes woroasi
—lhi for Chicago. 112 for New York. fl for
St Louis and 17 for Washington. Chicago
was jnst two roles short of a majority.
Iason all.) dragged Roybnrn, tho new than
her from Pennsylvania, iorward, and hoasid
ho wantod to chango his votoand ho did so
It wasoxpected this would losdtoasram-
pads to Chicago, but it did not.
“the Vote on tho lighth.
Tho vote in detail on tho aighth and dacid»
lag ballot was as follows:
Themmbers not mentioned in tho vote
balow, voted ior Chicago on tho eighth
ballot.
For New York: Andrew. Baker, Bank-
hoad, Banks, Barnes, Beckwith, Boldon,
Hagan, Binghaiu, Blanchard, Blount, Boat»
aar, Brochinridgo oi Arkan-s, Browns at
In“... Virginia, Brunner and Buchanan of New
Jar-y. Buchanan of Virginia, Buokalow,
Dunn. Campbell, Dandlor of
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local Surveilsgasdlleuorsl Work wll.
in" be siren prompt atlonllos.
Jacob M. Layton
ilaal Estate and House Iii"
General insurance A 2mm)
rim, bile and Aoddcnl.
Ooosn mum-mp Tickets—Cabin oud‘llrmsso.
Drafts for «mo 3 and upwards and Honor Ordai- I
all pane of Europe
library Public Acknowledgemcuis Taken.
Railroad TIL-kelp. Barrage Cllochofl
to Destination.
Monogram 51.. (Next door in Pow-(since;
South Nor-walk. Conn.
Plill’l Ffl
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lllll'lll, llllllfl illil llllllillll
Snro Cure for all Diseases.
nouns nuns my
alien HAY AND STRAW.
Peal liar—Slim Billing
“AT—
lllMflNllBllflS
JOIIN ll. FBBBIS,
Wendlatsllflesinlnsilkindooi
lilil. Alli] W001]
Brick, Limo. Cement.
Blue stone. Etc.
bohigh, haokawanns, Locust
loutaiu, Franklin, and
Wilhosharro Goals.
"I" foot at Washington and Kari
Urns store “in
Aaaflnasrinlsv daihrr lieut- h
3...! "'- h
run, minor Lrlrlrrr
MandW.
Spinach, Lorine}, Pure
'l'o-ato Catsap. l-‘rnlt,
Canned Goods, lilo.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPT“.
llllll‘l lllllll
gr.
' worth 40o, during
"5' Wl'llll’rllr
Si Mlllllll & lllllllall'
Aw rnto on bio for tho caloblau'd
Bridallleil Flour
This Flour still maintains Its high
standard, and is selling very fast.
Price $6.75 a Barrel, ill a Bar.
runrioumn Burns.
i "250o at lbs 26°o at lbs 25co a lbs
3 ' ’ THEY COME FAR AND NEAR FOR 11‘.
Till: VERilIC‘r-J‘lrlo hotter-than l have been paying 80 cents
a pound for.”
COM E ANI) SAMPLE 1T. '
WE HAVE FOR THE LEN'I‘EN SEASON
Pichlsd labour in glam. ~plendld Water Uly Coddsh, largo Bloom Berri . lxlrs l use
I lsclerol. the Fulton! Jo.» cy 1' uh fiardlsao, rho (holes-i Coin-Ma ltlver‘dslinon and Pres
glan Herring We are headquarters for
Bridal Veil, Jones. Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diploma Flour.
Way down In price Be sure and set our coabelore on unhaso The l l salons
lines Cream Lunch Crachue “coiled by mgrl y p v we or tho '
PRESERVES.
Quincr. Plrca; pic, Plum, Rio-phony, Peach and Strawberry if you want srellsh try them. We ole!
you the belt lini- oi
CANNED GOODS.
in (his country. Have you rrled tho Ccltbmled Dew
barrios. l’s-se. Corn. auctorazh. L'Illl Buns, & ‘.. do.
Here you can gel the Best Glllll at llir Lowest Possible Prion.
if you relish a First-class Coffee, you can get it here
We are still selling tlré Norlhfield Creamery Butter at 32c alb.
Let every one oune that will to
lllllilll ll. SlilMllllll’S.
33 Washington Street. South Norwnlk.
A Positive Sale!
The Lanes llrarlrr in Sale
Bills Allll 8Hlli8
Ever oll'ered. Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
O. H. HARVEY,
North DIain Street, South Norwalk.
Allllllllllll SALE.
As} we intend to make extensive improvements in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to w irk at some at
the, mullet“, possible mmmrtw’t'in you.» pr a.“ in l w: 30 cums
"'IV‘VYI". w .to- woo
Gloéé' Outlll 'Kiiiils of Goods «at
'i i" Mail’l'elbfisly Will Pfiiel.‘ H"
Look at the Figures:
Children’s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20, 25c,
all at 50 a pair.
Ladioo’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350, all at 15c a pair.
Ladies” Merino Underwear, formerly at 500, now 35c.
Gents’ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
on nu. l‘ll um All] Elllllll
grid lot of Lodies’ Ribbed Underv
,1 ' sale, 160. ’
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Drop Bartlett Pears, Tomatoes. Poacher. Blath—
Jnst received a
Kriyegeri
7 Hay-u,
Norwalk Chronicler