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Hartford and Lowell Ingrnin Carpets at prices
petition.
‘ - Tapestry Brunch Carpet at prices that will sstonish
m e shall oler a big drive in Curtain Poles at 18c and 23c.
‘Tl S ' L‘aceb‘nrtaine nt79cperpair.
3.45 _ stifle each.
50., doses French woven Corsets, regular $1 grade for 63¢
per . ,
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AT ' 89c Kid Glove at 59¢ per pair.
Kid at 65¢: per pair. .
‘ . Sim Swede G ore, 75c per pair. '
‘1" dttnu Hoequetaire Swede Glove. $1.19 per pair.
Elton louequetaire Swede Glove, $1.23 and» 81.35
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yard.
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.wh Surali Twilla, never sold less than 75c, sale price on
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PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Ilard (iii 'li‘inish.
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Wire steel Door State,
More. tantalum!
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let fillet la the tienaeei lie-menace.
in. emu-as awe-e and erase amia-
eratie Math-W [spelled
team the lease.
losses. larch L-inlaageegs aotto he
misunderstood Ir. labonehera peered a
broadside oi hot shot into thrill-able
government in the hence at arm-ens law
evening. the cousin hehg a march in any
port at his motion to radars the vote at
credit. The purpose oi the-etion was to
eallattention tothe Cleveland street and
other alleged namele- scandals, which“
Ion rumor amerte were participated in h!
persona holding high ofleinl podtiena under
the government oralfldaat antennas in the
peerage to Influence government proteetion.
The government anticipatee a bitter attach.
udln obedience loaanvgentwhip,the
womalgation oi which wenadvhed by Lord
Salisbury himeeii, there w. a iull 'i'ory at
tendenca to oiieet the Radical lender'aae
relations by partisan votes
Ve-alea Were Oat in Verne.
Whetherhyaeoidentordealgn ltwnaaot
apparent, hat the vidtorl galleryeoaiahsed
nannneuainnmberoi iemnlea. notwithstand-
ing the publicity given to Ir. Lahonehereh
Intention and tho characteroi theepeech hh
subject would render necessary. An attempt
was made by the Conservativ- to have the
hmmclearvdinorder to sparetheieelings
oi the petticoated visitors and their own as
wall, but the eiiort ialied aadthe women
remained throughout the debate,
Ir. Labonchere alleged that there had
been an oflciai attempt to deieat the course
oi mice In the Clevelandntraet acandall
and declared that the sentence oi Vick wne
Inadequate. The truaury, knowing ell oi
the circa-lancer. had retrained irom proa-
renting the oiiondcra until the postal nee-re
bed ted thoaeoi his employee
who had been lured into the aflnir by the
principals.
Ila-mend III-ted Ont Oi Beach.
The treasury wan dcinmlned to prevent
upoanre. The authorities oi that depart-
ment bad hustled Hammond out oi the
reach oi extradition by playing upon his
isnrnand'uetrenaury had alaoordered the
police to abandon the care when the evi-
dence involved Lord Arthur Somerset. had
given the latter time to quit the annuity
end had ilnally assented to the Inunnce oi a
warrant agnInat him under prmre, when
hewae beyond their reach. Furthermore
hecharged that the treasury had iuionned
Lord Somerset oi its action, aiter conniving
at his escape, and had allowed him to rw
sign a position he had disgraced, yet he wu
still a magistrate In two counties
Poor and Obscure lea Preaernted.
'l'woinonllaclbeenaentto prison on the
chargee,bnt they were poor end ohacnrn.
Their eoniedarntu in high pineee were not
minted. lie charged that Lord Salisbury
end other members oi the government had
criminally compired to deieat justice.
Attorney General Webster characterised
thechargceoi lir. lahonchre ea aha-rd.
lo warrant wee head at the ell-t, an the
wide-new- i-uleiut. A wurant had
been issued later, on additional eviduee.
but there had been no oommnaiatin with
Lord (burr-rt. For the detemeat Ir.
Wehatar said he had direct anthiwity.
lallahnry Called a Liar.
Kr. Lahonchere mid he declined
lien the statement oi either Sir
Webetar or Lord Salisbury. The Ipeahat
ordered Ir. Labonchere to withdrew his
imputation oi the veracity oi the prime
minister.
Lab-ache" I-pended.
llr. lat-incline reind to withdraw his
remarkand he wnaenapaadedioraweeh by
nroteoilfitotio. Upon lenvingtheho-
Ir. IAWCW said: "ly cor-clause will
not allow me to any that I believe lord
Salisbury." Sir. W. E. Smith demanded
that the house declare the motion of Ir.
labouehere imprnpa and tab. The wiles
was then rejected, 13 to so
Ir. ‘1'. P. O'Connor stated that he hnen
thenaincoi themaa Ir. labonchera had
mentioned an authority ior hie etrictnrm,
anddeclered thatit waaagnarantre oi the
correctness oi thotwhere‘n statements.
Ir. Smith demanded that Ir. 000nm
he
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in:
confidence.
he Alleged Canadian (Outrage.
Bonroa. March l.-A glacial toTheGiohe.
fro-n Gloucester, says Cape Pin Hellman,
or them wuuaa D. Daialey,
Fortune hey. reports on the
Jan. '24, while Itch, he anchored in
Ns~u
misuse-um lau
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W to ill
'l'he lrlerallway'e net earnings ior Janu
to. re laweaee oi comm ..
mywera
eawesedwit Jaauryoi last year. Tl:-
aetaaraiagairnln Oetnhw to January It:
elusive show an increase or ”his.
The III in th Cancun eoll‘lery u.
Will. 1'... b Iliolgltl to be under con
trol and will probably be extinguished in l.
iew days.
George tinge and Daniel ill-her worl
drowned in Braehett'e pond, Balnbridgn,
I. Y. They were bhlng through a hole In
the ice when the in broke.
Secretary Windoni has awarded the el-
traetiorthe Alaeha seal hheriea to the
lorth American (Ionmeniai company oi
New York and ilaa 'rnneiaeo ior twenty
years.
Secretary Windnm has i-und orders tor
the establishment oi an immigrant landing
depotat lie-«lion’s inland. New York harbor,
andarranxementa will ntonce be made tor
the eenetrnctlon oi the necessary buildll’
In. Sarah iothrop Amen. aged 7‘.’ years,
widowoithe late Oliver Amen, oi lavas-
ehnaetla. died Vela 28, iroro the riiectaoi an
apophctic stroke.
The Republica- oi Rochester. N. Y.,
have reumninated linyor Cornelius ll. Par
Iona Mr. Parsons haa served ionrteen sue
ee-ive years as mayor. _
At Newark, DeL. Rev. Daniel Dark, a
colored preacher, irnctnred the shell oi Jim
Jones, colored, withacluh. Davinaupected
that Jones, who was known an a ”meehrr,"
wan unduly intimate with lira Davin
Jones will probably die.
The council of mini-den which has born
investigating the charges oi immorality
and drnnhrnnean against the Rev. W. A.
Smith, oi the Perkins Street Baptist church,
Benton. remmmrnd that be be excluded
iron church membership,
Alexander Craig (colored), oi Lance-tun
Pa, has been awarded “0,246 hath pension
money and .72 per month. He served as a
private in the Third United Slain (colored)
regiment, and in now in the Harrisburg ln-
Iuiie asylum.
Elizabeth Bessett, oi 2“ Elm street, Al.
belly, is the wiia oi John Melville Barrett,
who in now inngulah'; in jail at Jamaica,
L Lou the charge oi betraying the young
girl Tessie Covert, oi that village, who Ia
dying iron: the oil-eta of a criminal operav
tion
The judiciary committee: at the New York
a-embly has commenced investigating
Judge Bookataver’a alleged criminal con-
nection with the l'incl; divorce case.
An attempt was made to shoot Dr. Alex-
ander Nell. oi Columbus, U. Dr, Neil was
the attending physician oi the late Ili-
lioilis, whose mysterious death has created
aneh a iuror in Cincinnati, and this air
tempted aala-Ination may I» connected
'with that unhappy aflair.
Joe Johnson, an inoiienaivo old man.
whore timely information prevented a plot
oithellatfieldgnngtoracnpe irom thajnil
at Pit-ville, Ky, was called out oi his
homcnearthatplaeeandahottodeath.
George ii. i-‘caacnden. a young man, was
Ined Oil) in Sew York ior striking William
A. chonnld, another young man, who had
sat himachallengatoinortaleombat.
liepraentative ltnndnll, about whoec eon-
ditionthe moat alarming repomwmcircn-
lated In Washington, says that he is testing
better than at any time since his illneea
It brrportedin Mullen that Sir Julian
Pauneeiotc, minister to the United Staten,
willeoon be rccalled,aa he does not agree
with Lord Salisbury on thehahery question.
A FIEND’S DEED.
A Pretty School Teacher Assaulted and
Seariy Killed.
Warsnsi'sv, Conn, larch L—llm “aria
Cown,oi Middlebnry. aged 20. a handsome
school W. was brutally ae-ulted while
on her way home irons school Thnndny
night. Her condition in critical. She was
struck with a atone on the side oi the head
and then grabbed iron: behind and thrown
to the ground. She madenboldlghtior
over thirty minutes beioro she warovaroo-e.
She lay unconscious ior over two honnby
the roadside. and then dragged herself to
the house at Henry Atwood. Ilcrthroatwne
gushed an it with a hniic, hahnll badly
bruised. her body covered with bruises and
her clothing torn to ehrwda
Dan—Webster, a worthle- (allow, wan nr~
rested on suspicion and positively identiled
by liar (Iowan ea her a-ailant. Webster
then admitted his guilt. lie was arraigned
and held ior trial. It. Cowan ha riateroi
Stewart L'ownu, oi the New York her.
New England Laban ‘l‘renhlea.
Mos, larch l.-—The notion oi
the yardsundcr the jurisdiction“ Freestone
“tractors, association to the memhuaoi
the Journeymcn Cuttcrs' union was poatadia
tea oi the twelve yards oi the umrhtion
late yo sterday alter-noon. The hrnnoi Keen
& Dodge and Holmes Brothcrndidnotaunt
tothe conditioneoi the notice and it wee not
poated in their ynrtia. The cutters in the
other yards, numbering about 7w, at once
quit work. They held a large meetings-d
voted toetand firm. Themarbleentteraand
the entire tantding trade promim to aid the
yardein WW I WWW.
nolyoh. long Meadow, new Haven, Wa-
mburyand Bridgewater and two in VG»
moat.
Wing lneein'e (rear.
Sew You, larch L-A mesa
raucous-enema...
lewYonmlarchL-fl'hehodyotthe
“www.murm-
wanteadarradiro-thnli’nited
Mfihprhtoatmpornry
mhgplaeeandwillhe-hentoiihsou
mandatyappeiatadaco-mitmaconrhv
«antler-nor lieaeiy. e. a Brien
lively-e.“ Being and War-
Afinrlsluc.
Advertising is llOWvIrdl’IlOOkGd upon by the merchant assn art. It is looked upon by the
people as a matter of information. They want to know where to go to find certain
goods and at what price. Many novices have attempted to hoodwink and beguile the
ublic by advertising what other merchants are doing, have done or will 'do. without,
however, daring to come out square-teed with a statement at their own doings. This is
misleading. It is done to mislead, and is not considered among reputable merchants as
dealing fairly with the people. A recoguimd mercantile authority 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 ilint of your customers and do not
abuse it.
Assume that your readers are senniblc and honest people. Do not advertise goods
which you cummt or will not deliver at the prices announced for the time.”
livery railil'ny has the shortest route and makes the fastest time, is absolutely the sstest
and most convenient, and ““073 the most. comforts for its passenger, besides which it is the
cheapest, and most of them pass through the finest scenery. The road which publishcsits
timetable and lives up to time is one which liaVCltflIi prefer and the one in whom the pub-
lic believe and with whom they will trade. This is comma" sense.
advertise. Whether it is a Special or Geili'riil sale the public will
tised prices.
Jewelry. Jewelry. Jewelry.
Having closed out a manufacturer's stock of
Jewelry at less than cost oi manufal lure. we
intend to give our customers the benefit of
this purchase by offering during the next six
days a collossal stock at Jewelry at astonish-
ingly low prices. This promises to be one of
the most attractive sales ever held in Norwalk,
as such an enormous variety of Jewelry has
never been seen in any one establishment
outside of new York.
BRACELETS.
Au exrluisite rolled gold bracelet set with
nine Rhine stones of immense brilliancy—a
gorgeous oiled—could not be duplicated ior
$1.00, at only 48c An elegant rolled gold
band brucrlet, clover leaf ornament. set. with
3 Rhine stones, only 24c. A beautiful silver
Bangle Bracelet, ornamented with blue en-
amellvd fiirget-menots, only 24c. A beauti-
Iul twisted gold wire Bracelet, snake design,
only 240. Also large assortment of twisted
oxydized and bright silver wire bracelets at
190 each.
RINGS.
A Solitaire Rhino Stone Ring for 240. This
ring is without doubt the cheapest ever offer
(«his the stone is finely cut and very brilliant.
An elegant rolled gold riné set With garnet
or amethyst and two turquoisc,only 24c. Also
a fine assortment of rings at only 190 each.
CHAINS.
Ladies’ oxydizrd silver watch chains with
fancy charms only 24c each Ladies’ and
Children’s gold and silver neck chains at ex—
ceedingly low price of 25c each. .
EAR-RINGS.
A pair of Solitaire Rhine stone screw car
rings oi cxraordinary brilliancy, and abso-
lulely perfect at the remarkably low price of
24c per pair A pair of rolled gold screw
eatings, butterfly design, ornamented with
three garnets, something unique and pretty,
only 24c. .
CUFF BUTTONS.
Ladies’ and Gent' rolled gold Cull' Buttons.
beautiful design, only 190 per pair. Ladies'
and Gent’s rolled gold and pearl Cuil' Buttons,
Rhine stone center, only 24c per per pair.
8 P E c [A L-u-Ladies' gold Breast Pius,
ornamented with blue enamelled flower
Rhine stone center, only 5c each, would be
cheap at 250. Also an immense assortment
of Breast Pins in old and oxydised silver at
190, 24c, 48c sudg 89c each. These goods
and at so low prices can only be procured at
our store.
Gilli Filliiliil; Billiillli.
In this department we are receiving new
spring goods almost daily. Gentlemen will
find it to their profit to patronize this depart
ment this season, as the greatest care and ex-
pense have been used to secure the best and
most fashionable goods that the market can
produce. An elegant line gent’s silk neck-
ties in Techs and Four-in-hands for 24c each.
Gent’s suspenders worth at the least 20c, for
12k. Gents' unlnundried Shirts from 25c to
$1.00 each. Gent’s laundried shirts from 49c
up. Gents’ laundried Pique Shirts, 0 u
trout and back, 98¢ each. Gent’s laun ed
Collars all styles and sizes, 3 for 25c. Gent’s
Cufis all styles and sizes. 2 for 25c. Gent’s
plain and embroidered night shirts 49c, 59c,
79¢ each. Gent’s Flannel Shirts from 39c 11 .
Boy’s Shirt Waists 2 pleats fropt and hue ,
{no 4 to 12, worth k335i}, for 23 each. . goat’s
mmlem soc or Beper . ent‘s
all? manh- socks for be per 1.3:,
We always have what we
get the benefit of our adver-
UNDERWEAR.
We have just secured a case Ladies’ ribbed
Jersey U ndervests, high neck and sleeveless,
which we will run at 170. These goods are
meant Ior summer wear. but they are quite a
heavy grade and would be just right for early
sprmg wear. Those who have seen them say
they are a bargain. We have also another
line similar goods. but heavier and lou
sleeves for 250. Ladies’ Merino vests on
pants 29, 39. 45c. each and upwards. Chil-
dren’s from 21c. upwards, Genis’ from 21c.
upwards.
UMBRELLAS.
Ladies’ and (iellts’ l'mbrellas from 760.
upwards.
CallitallUllnlslelilii’n'm’l’
On Saturday, March 1, we will open our
Carpet and Upholstery Department.
New Hills. New Patterns.
20 to 40 per cent. saved by purchasing new.
Union Ingruins, from 25c to 500.
Extra lugrains. from 58c to 750,
Agra, Extra Grade, $1.00 per yard.
Tapestry Brussels, from 45c to 90c.
ESTIMATES FURNISHED. SPECIAL
PRICES FOR LARGE ORDERS.
DRESS GOODS.
Spring Novelties just recieved. A tall line
oi all the lsiest shades in Fancy Stripe Cush-
mere—just the thing to make over an old
suit with and yet you will not. be able to find
a better for a complete suit. This usually re-
tails for 37lc,
For This Week 25¢ per Yard.
COMBINATION SUITS,
Eight Yards Plain Material,
Three Yards FuncySilk Velvet } $ 2-9 8
Also Combination Suits from $3 98 to
$17.98, including all the latest styles and
colorings.
GLOVES.
Lhdies’ Cashmere Gloves, 19c, 21c, 25c,
290 each. Ladies’ Kid Gloves 3. and 5-Butv
ion for 59c per pair. Li'IlleS’ lO-Buttou
Musquitaire i'or 79c. Foster Patent Dress
Kid for $1.00 (warranted). '
HOSIERY.
Children’s fast. black cotton hose, all sizes,
for 10¢ per pair, Children’s ~plain and wool
bode in plain and ribbed for 15¢. Ladies
fast: black cotton hose Sc pair and u words...3.z
Ladies’ black silk hose for 790 , worth $1.00
Ladies’ all wool hose from 18c upwards, 3%.
37k, 390, 40c, 45c grades now 29c.
Closing out sale to be continued only a
short time longer. Artists tube colors he;
~Seble Brushes 7c. Bristle Brushes 5c. Ele- '
t liuewi' photograph frames to hang.
{Eggs amoriment of cabinet i'ruiiies,‘I latest“ .
d gns. El at writing papers sit or ‘
box or quirefg‘All these goodsat or
coat. Don't fail to secure some of the -« \
bargains, before it istoo late, at the eloei~
out sale. '
Norwalk Chronicler