. . W immersion
Bree iheiehflreflerher
Crreat Attractions.
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iagoaraveoaandesulaaoerpr .
BESS
W M this wwh in this haul-eat
iii-parlance!" toMrlnltndlhhtsllarlld.
“hmqnflhslere M‘m'." yea weele do well a,
GOODS .
We have in thiss'neks lest usefully and wet
mined l-ec- memo --¢li.¢-neletirgo' wines. linoleum. . ahnens. 'iana-lle-pd' slwne
It.”
also see-piste use at careless. Will!
sullen Waruuhumpmm a leader,
I 9o per Yard.
A llneot Hold Ilium generally sold for”: in yard. will sell during this "We sole for
53¢.
Mosh-unullehlwldoll filth. Instr. levy mammalian” and all desirable
wwwsudbdorelmalfinltassberulnoarprioe
' 390.
Satins, Ginghams, and Domese
.ics
0! which we e my a master-plate line. are new on exhibition lot the lpriagtrsde.
Cashmere Ombre.
One at the Newest Famine for nprt. g and hammer nee is she on exhibition.
Hosiery and Underwear
Wears making out reductions in this depart-nit tackle.
For illustration. our tee Unoereesr all
marked
Our Children‘s Usderwmr. lllllly sold lor as. 8 and the, all rises.
250
A most mp'ete smuneotof ladles'zic Hosiery, in Plain Colon and Stripes, now placed on our
counter lnr immediate I do.
Headquarters for series are re Births.
M. 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building. ‘
South Norwalk.
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.I—:gieLLeco
Silks":
23,000 res iieirsl orelilr
lathsvsryhumnylandmlocludlnanening shedes.tobe cluedbynsos loodsyetealy
$1.15 per rare. errrelly
Wealth-reminds
hill
Black Satin
jusltlm
splendid I
Hmwunfigimnduu; sink Ammonia-sue;
Ask to see our Raven [flack Saccurnppn
CLOAKS‘.
an seer .lnehets down see" so each.
’ All Hash Mat-3:»;u ".3.ng
W‘iflh. so an' a see no in as so nwu are so.
HALL ab 00.
W. B.
understand thetls noo'd jvvh lot. lmt that Ihey are“! new. Mk
mumrelhi-m- uses. liery ImiyrnNorwalk should uveudthispestsaheltso
gum-dunomwmtmuenduicgthemimty-lnym
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
Fads"! tt-l. Guise! ll'aeh Silks, knowsi’lhenwgrade, prim”. lem-
k?“ ”w on Guinst ' is lully warranted. .
Rhadames. ......... '”°"“'
and St a: one lot 'losch Blinks-es. 0156'
Silks-
A Transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in Norwnlk.
Freer Neville users Site
rerri $4.00 and $5.00.
onolvit rich ad oxalic-stile;
became-cementum.
’Vfé‘ncu on Tflls.
incapab-
srsr hurries rears
Daniel It’llomuiedleu’s.
JOHN H. SMITH
rrerrsr.
IAIN ME. WITH! more
Bill! Hill!
FALL STYLES,
hank-lwm
Bill and Bell flatmfillk lat;
”we... nasal-Ilsa
KNAPP’S,
or Weenies-em 39*
usher-ans , 2
I‘ll? j? ,, ‘
a can mm
Gets lt.
‘se unison reassures an.
n. Wants
mum's Wants to rat Ilsa e!
nemhlutheloteetagto‘loltlow
‘lhoylopevstheleentloeelon-lows
alike-ones.
, WamJ-ehh—Conraeadalow-
filmmueommaadeflhellmtel
“MMw-ettheasvy
depart-easyestwdey,sndhadealstervlew
withlerretary’i'rsey—dCem-ederellsmv
eey. lsvi-wat thsehes'sthetheveheea
pabllehedlathenewqapenlnregerdtehb
henadeslovmalmleraeesrtet lav
qulrytetrythematten'l'heeoartwesatoaes h."
erdsredtoeenvenesnI-shllstthelroohv
lynnsvyyard. ltwlllbeeenpeeedclllear
m P. A. Mina-modern!
P.lecsaaaadCeps 0.7.Ilteatca. [lent
”Hamil-lied lltates navy,heeheea
m by Ilseretary 'l'rory to set as
hdgoadveeutebetorethoeeartet inquiry.
, latlohonare.
Wa—tum.lanhb.—lnthoseaatothe
rseolntleaolered hylr. Vorhe-slaregard
tothoioasooithe I'maihlandsladlasha
to the North America-Commercial so.
my, was reported but im- theleanee
annuities bylr, lerrilladvereely,onthe
grand that the ”department had
abeadymodstheleaee,and that theeemv
mitten had no power to interfere in the
matter
ILVorhees-id that thn'owasnothing
{orthorho- his intention in slaving the
reenlatioathantomahe aayimpatatioaea
theeondaetettheeeeretaryotthotrsaeary.
'i'hereeolutien was indefinitely postponed.
Bills tor goblin buihllags in lbveraad
Nut-.1! .nd-Ww-smm.
wererepertedandplaeedontheraleadar.
1o Anus lowspaper flow.
The assets in secret see-in debated at
length a resolution closed by Ir. Dolph,
in behall oi the committee recently up
pointed to investigate executive simian
leakages, calling {or the arrest and her
pvbunsnsatol A. J. Ballard, oltheAsso-
ciatedl’req and George “rumba-lain,
etthellnitedl‘reqlereeate-ptin Mae
iagtodivulgethosenrers otthonowseon-
mmmmmunm
entire-linoleum. “Wand
rsportottheee—ittee est teeth thetaet
thattheee
to the statute,“
thntthey have placed thrmmlves in our
temptetthossnate by relating» enlwer
eoneernlagtho soarcaottheiria'
tor-altos.
In pveveatlagtho resolution Ir. Dolph
midthatthoeesn-itteohadbeensashloto
obtah mti‘aetory intorntien lrom Ive
nowqiapsr-snwhohodheeaullednswit
ns-sinthohveetiptlon which has been
lam-(ermine. Tholeeslpspers,
hemld,obtniaedmestoltheirsreretussim
anwslromthsyreuamoeiathrnamudoalya
low papers, pnblbhed elsewhere, printed
ethsrthnntheregniarpremvepovta
live levihonnolsa-plon.
Hohddtheretoreflhattheprsasamoda'
tie-andthonoawholnrnishulthuelaets
to the. were particularly culpable, and
tbatitwonldbowieol'ortheaenatetomahe
is
' londay,
ablytheafllrh-inalawh'srkpyw
lbsttflndeet WWW“
.vnhdtatheee‘mattandlr.W-b
memh.
h the learn
w larch
Wea- was
, Uh plain
[ .
firi
’ 3
i
ills!
gill
resulted in the election of Michael Doyle
lo Ina Ie-olee'ted Ilnltoa Itatea I.
United lltatee senate the lows logb
Intern. loch branch the loghlatarv
voted rely in the senate the vote
steed:~WuIie-ll.
who- (R's). 18.
l. Bretow (Dem),
Bestow a, and
[arr-bee I. ‘l’hie
terost was (all , ~
throughout the w. a. asuson.
manyin the reealtot when-tut, all
was thought stone timethst thereesnt
democraticvietoryinlowmbywhiehlldss
was chosen governor, and which made the
complexion or the legielatnre more demo
erntle, would result in thsdetoat of Senator
Alimoninhisflght for returntoths United
litates senate. A determined dart was
madetodeleathlm.bat witheulsneeem
lint!” in!“
John D. Mellahon elk-J was elected
recorder at Rome, 3. Y., over William J.
(Ir-mend bya majority at 2”.
At Whitehall, l". Y..the [leaner-ate sleet-
ed their entire ticket by over 3]) majority.
In the charter election at Amsterdam
3. hi, Walden. tile-.7 was elected mayor
by over our majority, and Blood (Dem) was
elected m'y :rranurev. The nest board at
alder-men will in: u 1.».
Theoborter election at Ncwbnrg. N. Y..
(In; Mr mayor, and with him the entire
city ticket with minutiae ranging lrorn All
were). Althehel charter elattmp B. B.
Odell atop.) was elected mayor by :no ma-
jmity.
Thacher” etertiun at (lewrgo. 3. Y., to
ultedin the election oi Edward Kitchen
alone.) lormsyor orrr Dr. J. K. tltoehwoll
by in», 'l'hteiatholrstumsthatthobemo
mu havrelretedthoir can-luau («mayor
in Ive years The Demanded lonrout
of eight olden-teased louroutoteightsa»
prrvisorn
At Ulla, I. Y., Alexander ‘I'. Goodwin,
the lkmeerstle condition for mayor. was
alerted byamajerity 0(0va Twoeanr
didaten were in the held against him. The
heard at sues-lea will stand: Democrats,
0’, Where. L
AtOmfi. Y.,thawoflnerswereeleeted,
all candidatent the Citimns’ can: C. ll.
litoweil. mayor; (I. )i. llerrill, D. 11 Yard
J. J. Bteynsr,asmeenrs, and fire aldermq.
S. Y., A. J. Hill, was re
elected printout of thevillege, WA.
Iowa" treasurer, and William Consort-ml
and Charles A. German trustees. '
layer Paras-salsa serving as mayor cl
i
Mutthouhthnmsyhavehlrtflm,
ttwasovereesldeneethat lost him. The
' are very jebiwnt. Bornrd
”ultrasounds-ember at them
ttvobearl.
“With-J Belushi-segmentY ywaselseterl
mayors! “own, . .,hyd°mnjority.
Thetapnflieunseleetallotherdtyeleen
”supervisor and a majorityet the
rennet).
m
An Englishman Lured to Arne
ice and Death.
m-
mmmasursrmrm.
-Iholtsvtllsp menus-Alleged“
by which loan- llenwell Ianolved Ila
Quietneallis Island relly'e lnrlww B-
oone-lumen by seheanee tor Wealth-
luoesa VAL", (int. larch h.--’l'heer~
sud J. ilarehellst lllagara Falls. Out...
lsrtheinurdu or P. 0. llsnweli, thsyoesg
Wu, has, it is claimed, diselosedens
dmdarhttaud Illustdlabollenl pinto“
Insurer been ehronli'ied in thkpertot the
My. Douglas Raymond Polity. the
young lagliehnnaa who was in the ml!
at Births“. hasmsds a latenisutlaeollrt
thatladiraleetlmttherebss been adsspplot
mauled in England tolareuneuepeetlog
yo-gmoutoeometcthbeoentrytoenuge
tealergeand lucrativebeelnem
A “duty at lavdesera.’
.Thsroseomstohavebeeuamrtol meret
moiety o! murderers termed, or which
Bureholi wsseneoi'thoagsuta. Peilsysays
thohudnenwse represented asbelng that
elnlargeprodeeeconmhszon hone-which
controlled all the btnlnees ol thew-stern
panetCaneda. Thewhnlethiagwssmsde
pleasant by the introduction o! swomsa
claiming to he ilnreheil’e wits and daughter
0‘ Ilevldtltrphenwmnhlgh Mi in the
lando- and :lorthweetern railway 0! lug-
land.
A Woman on n Pennader.
"theviotim wasnot pliabloltiselaimed
that lira Burcholl, who is a very pretty
women, need her influence to induce the
young man toe-nigrateto Americanndgen—
orally unneeded. Policy mys Bmweil was
very wealthy. Pelley says he was himsell
blinded by the busine- passports altered
him and gave Burchell nearly 01,4110. lie
considers himeell a lucky man that hedid
not meet the latent poor ,Benwell. ssheoan
recall two or three timiwbcn hehad been
lakentovariouepisers wheres man could
easily havebeonhilred and no one be the
wiser, but something occurring evulsutly in-
terrupted the plan
Beiley thinks it was Burchell's intention
to kill him first and then lienwell, but when
Pulley lelt lor New York Burchell decided
on Benweil's doom, despite his wife's suppli-
cations
A Conversation Overheard.
Policy said he overheard Burehell and his
[panda wile talking lotidly and angrily con.
earning Boswell, and (rum what wordewerc
dropped learned of the relations between
l’euy's testimny has strengthened the be-
lie! that thousurder was committed Monday.
Feb. l7, and that sudlctoru. evidence will be
tarnished to prove that Burs-boil wassssuto
laiardan east bound train neartbesueneol
the murder with his pants rolled up and his
clounng covered with mud on Monday alter-
noon.
Hurt-lull! Pleads Not Guilty.
When Burcheli appeared for examination
he was pale and appeared nervous, although
he answered the nmghtrate in a firm voice.
as loilows: "i am libyearsol ago and was
born at Chan-h. Laueashire. l have no par-
tlenlarbun‘nenlor lion-c utierthanin Lon-
don, England. My lather is dead. Thus
no occupation. i am married l have a
college adulation and belong to the Church
oi England?
The magistrate then read the charge
against him of willully and lolontously
murdering Frederick C. Benweil, to which
he replied. in a hurried voice, “Not guilty."
JACKSON MEETS FALLON.
the Kill Boon-o 'l'eo Ilseltlng and the
fallen Intonerod.
Saw Your, March 5.—Pslsoe rink in
Brooklyn was the scene of a peculiar boxing
exhibition last night. The well known col-
ored pngilistlc star, Peter Jackson, the
elm-piers o! Australia, together with Jack
Ashton. of Providence, [L L. and Jack Fai—
ien,the "tltrung Boy." 0! Brooklyn. were
the pincinal participants Over 1.5“) pen-
plonese-bled bolero 10 o’clock to witne-
tho sonata between this trio ot aspiring puo
gillfi, whnhavesnenvloueyomithspesl-
tiennowhsid by John L Sullivan Pre-
liminary bouts between lower puilhtie
ilghhweuheld and were appreciated by
the nneiienmlnwhich were Poussin»
torltianghlinend Capt. Bhorgtogether
with cetyoflciah. politicians and sporting
menlmmnekhboringcitlea.
ArterGeovge Dixon, the dorm colored
eelehatsd "Cal" lcCerthy, ct Janey City.
hadbsenlatrodaeed. Jack Aehhenddsck
Fallen were introduced and donned the
“due.” Attheealloltimebothmadoeasy
playsteaehothsr,hetbeforstheflrstruund
endodthey
mambo been indulged h with
hoaeeeeveurhenthenaterot ceremonies
ealledtin When thaytaeed each other
themes-l time [alien made a drool-ate
datinlandhhrightenhshten’sthnt
thewilyl’rovidenolsd weatno quick tor
Ngudthoresnltwas thstthey
dhelcsslnlghflng Fallen
thrwwAshsentetho leer. Amidgrutea-
dt-rntthepolieojempedlntetherlngend
lacedthepqlllstsapartandol thsstsga
Alternmfivvshduringwhiehsnms
otths appenrsd.PeterJaekssn
call unannounced. Thelrst
rend ray
heat
“although Dalia-was
thoAnflpodnmwhn-ild
“It‘ll-hulk”. Atthnull
at “them eat hislsltent h
ll
3
ll. atoms has been elected
candid-tumult lahoaalbsahatlsw
unmet Uni-e ens
ItinlanJuMaItIdmtstthsht-
man Bullies- eollege."l'oaghhspslse and
deughterot the postniseter at Pine Heine,
ll. Y., hassloprd with llsrt Washburu. are
or the postmaster at Linilthgow. 21. Y. The
emplsare said to have been married in New
Yorkeityandtoha residingtheronnw.
The Young People'thrUlnn Endeavor
lactation of New York are making war
against whlehy. tobacco and Sunday trade.
They have induced many menand womsnto
sign an agreement not to petronlss any
storeewhichdo not close Bondays. except
drugstime. The women members oi the
societies also promise not to annotate with
men who use liquor or tobacco
White a Allen. importers and publishers
elbookaNewYorhsnd Minerals».
elally embarrassed. The iiabidtles are said
to beaboutmm.and es the assets are
large, n i. thought that ths ilrm‘s dilllenlty
will he buttemporary.
The scam-tee! State Treasurer Noland,
of lliesonri. eneonsidersd all right.
William R. Pope, tailor of the Louisville
([y.) City Rational bank, has absconded
with over new of the bank's money.
Counts. loudn- lor whisky and poker.
The oomptrollw oi the currency has to
seed a call tors report or thecondltlonot
thonationalbankaatthocloseof human
Friday, the 28th of February. 18m
A special from Phil River, Ila... says:
A. J. Chane, proprietor of the Augusta-
Chaos Wycominginllls, is in trleo, and
attachments have been placed on the
erty. The liabilities are said to be about
NJ“). The emets will probably exceed
that amount
Doolittle a Smith, Boston druggists, have
made an assignment. No statement has
been illed.
Clara Shortridgo Felts, of San Diego,
Cal..hssbeen admitted to the bare! the
United States supreme court. She is the
filth women lawyer admitted to practice at
the supreme court bar.
The United States steamer Newark will
be launched from Cramps’ shipyards on
Ionday, lbs 1le day of Ilarch. Quite a
number of naval encore will be present.
The {allowing fourth class postmasters
in New York state have been appointed: D.
Recast, Bowmansville, Erie county; 0. G. burr
Skinner, South Borne, Albany county.
Edwin Cowiot, editor and proprietor ol
ThsCleveland lender. died March 4. Ir.
Cowlce in race established the leader, and
has been at its hand ever since.
Cincinnati will in all probability be so-
lectadnsthe next place at meeting of the
convention of Republican leagues. A mass
meeting was held at Amusement ball last
night, at which speeches were delivered by
General (Jail. 01 West Virginia~ and others.
The cans of Sher“! Cunningham, of Cell-
lomis, against Marshal Negle, who shot
Judge Terry. has come up (or argument in
the supreme court at Washington. The case
involves the question 0! accountability of a
Federal oillccr to state authorities (or acts
douopnr-suant to Federal law. The argu-
ment is still in program.
Alexander Doyle. of New York, has been
selected to execute a stature ol the late
H. W. Grady.
[taught by the Pennsylvania Railroad.
Pmunzuma. March (tr—The Columbia
and Port Deposit railroad wsssold atsuction
at the Philadelphia exchange yesterday. the
purchaser being the Pennsylvania Railroad
company. The price paid was armour.
The railroad extends from Columbia, Lun-
enstor county, Pa, in Port Deposit. Cecil
county, Md, where it connects with the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
railroad. George Kngler. representing the
Pennsylvania railroad, was the purchaser.
Ir. Kugler handed collect for 850,“ to the
auctioneer. and nponthepayment oi thebal-
ance the property will be turned over to the
Pennsylvania railroad. The state of Mary
lsndhssanintermtintherood,nndthesale
it the reeult cl a conferencebetwen therep—
resentatlvss oi the state and of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad
A Vlvlaoetlen Prnoooutten Falls.
Plum larch .5. —-llagietnte
Risenbrown from custody Dr.
Benjamin ‘1'. Shimwell, who had been ar-
restodonachargeotuaneceaeery crueltytc
a dog. Dr. Shhnwell h demonstrator oi
surgery in the Media:- college.
and had recently luthecounsot hlsisctum
beforethostudents made an ahdouiinnlde~
monstratonol vivieoetlcnupnnaaotherhad
dog The warrant lor the doctor‘s arses:
wesswornontby ofllcevselthsSocietyloz
the I’m-itinnoICrneitytoAnimah Do
lensawasmndelhat the operation was in
thcintaeltot science.andthe magistrate,
alter hearing the "menu. dlstnimed the
cue.
In. John J. Crane Deal.
New Ham. Conn, larch h—Dr. John
J. Mona ct the wealthiest and most
prominent eitlsene of this city. died yestsr~
dey,aged'l‘0. For many years he wssln
M chargeolonsolthslargesthoepitalsin
Few York city, and was considered one of
tin leading physidann in that city. He
lesvua fortune estimated at from tweto
tour millions
But Little lope lnr fanlhoe;
Was-mom. larch h—BrCougre-mau
Taliban’s “ngul than at
anytime since t lanaid shot
him. Hisphysieians say there is very little
hauler hkreeuvery. The patient hluies-l
has up the fight the lite, Correspond-
sclerlng
he Jersey loll-t trends.
'l’nunun. larch h—‘l'he Bayonne and
Kearney buses was mined bythemnaie
W WE HAVE FOR THE LEN'I‘EN SEASON
Look at the Figures:
....’T flfll’i' Fills:
his role more [or the celebrated
Bridalileililour
This l’lour sllll tnnlulnlm Ila Ila.
standard, and is eelllug very last.
Price $6.75 a Barrel, 90s a Bar.
sums. sums. series.
250. :1. lb. 25c. a. lb. 250. a. lb.
'l‘lll-ZY will: FAR Axel NEAR roll 11'.
Till; VlllllllC'lL—“ls is better than I have been paying so cents
I pound for.” . .,
C(‘)i\l E AND SAMI’IJPI 1T.
«on —-——-
Its lo.
Norwe-
Pickled um. r in glen, ‘plemlid Water L‘ly (mono. large Bloaler Berri g. Extra 1 am
i lectcrel. (he ’»Dnbl .lnctey lrrch sardinoo, ilk choirs-r. (loin-bin ltlver Mason and
also lierrlog. We are hudquarrers for
Bridal Veil, Jones. Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diploma Flour.
Way down in price lie sure srdretourpricm belore you perch-as The place for the lemons
Boss cream lunch Crackers hxreiled by home.
PRESERVES.
Quinfl'. Pincus pie, Plum. liarpbeary. Peach hid Strawberry I! you wantareiishiry them. We slot
twinemurnwicAN N E D 600 DS-
In this cmsulry. line you tried the Celebrated Dow Drop Bartlett Mammogm Blank-
ns. Pele, (,‘orn, tnccmnh, L'llll Beau, thin, do.
Here rer can re! the Beer Greer er the Lowest Possible Prices.
If 3 on relish a First-class Coffee, you can get it here
We are? still selling the Norihfieid Creamery Butler at 320 all).
Let every one Ct me that will to
iHillLliS ii. SBYMfliili’S.
33 Washington Street. South Norwnik.
A ”Positire Sale?
The Lerner terrier [let Sale
BflflTS AND Will
Ever oifered. Everything goes at cost and lens at the store 01
C. H. HARVEY,
Norfli Slain ”Street. South Nor‘walk.
Allilifl seer.
‘ \” n O .
As we intend to make ex nerve improvements in our store,
for the spring trade, and deiring to get to work at. same at
the earliest possible momel we wrii
Close Out All Kinds of Goods 9.7
Marvelouély Low Prices.
. . 1 x, _.
.2..e¥.'LI¢.«.:o;.'f‘.-m. “w
Children's Colored Stockings, formerly at 10, 15, 20, 26c,
dl at he a pair.
Lsdies‘ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 ..a 351-, all It 150 a pan.
Ladies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c. now 35c.
Genic’ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
--==:=_.-;-.____ .-
Just reminder 3 ' lot of Lodies’ Ribbed Underv ' ‘
worth ”(alluring t ' sale, 160.
Norwalk Chronicler