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DIES? JERSEYS
nn Sinlnn in All inns.
Odd Sizes of Last Season’s Styles at Mark Down Prices.
A. DICKERMAN &. SON,
SOUTH NORWALK.
«Humanism-st
A Great Com:otloa Over Secret
Session Leakage;
"I'll 0P EDIUNDS AND lNllALlal
Isaatar Dolph Vary Angry with a Wash
m. lsportsr—Ilsall Iowa's." law
00 to In“ or Natl—4ND" lows fra-
tla National Capital.
Wasulnumm, larch 'l.—-Aftar routlao
bodac- tha senate took up tho caiontiorsnd
pa-sd two pension bills-boo granting m a
month tothodaughtor of (loo. W. J. Worth
and one increasing to ill!) a month tho psa-
donofthowldow of Haitian. 9.1!. Was»
rod. Thusonsto than went into sscrotssav
slots to consider tho question of imprisoning
tho aswspapsr man who havo boon guiltyof
publishing the bnnlnass of the sous. is aa-
ocuttvs session, and of rolling to tail whwo
thh news was obtainoli. Tho disc“:-
8! WASHINGTON STREET,
W , _
Jain-Wane isridlon‘na raidertl lccninu n w limb!" in Saluis, é will tip! in it on
saturday, March 8,
WITH ’1' HR LiBGlaT STOCK 01'
’ 'Wiltons. Moqucttes. Velvets. Body
_. and Tapestry Brussels. and
All Kinds of Ingrains.
From 20 Cents Up.
We will meet any pier, Wr invite all mulling Carpets to give us a call.
THE LARGEST LINE 0]" MATTINGS,
All the novelties of the season will be exhibited in our new room. We sha'l offer this Spring
. I O
A Linnn Linn ni Plnin nni ilnin snnlnn, lnnn 25c nn.
WE HAVE THE AGENCY FOR T118
$11118 Muslln Underwear.
These Goods Ire the finest made in this country.
Agents for Butterigk’s Patterns.
MB. CHARLES TENN", formuly with Ambler} *ml& is row with us, where he will be
m to see his friends.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Flillnnlliinn.
Please examine them.
Brnnlnrnanilllannnnnnn
lOWER THAN EVER.
' Gar. Iain g West Sta. Decorated Tea Set, 58
Pieces, 94.35.
P L u M BI N G ’ , Decorated Chamber Set 83.
swan an“ Gag Filllllfl Gozblets,l40c to $1 a doz.
an... Dishes “to.
”FL?“ atoms and RANGES
not Air Heaters. , ' Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
\
.,
DY“;
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' 58km so, So. Norwalk.
Innis Finn linnnns
at.
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nurtui'itinnnnunnt
l. Bill.“ in $01
ass—scam ‘n n
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' or“
again turned to tho constitutionality of tho
question,aml for a long timothsssnators
debated whether under tho constitution
they had a right to imprison tho W
madman Every motor who
an unnatural mom lav sails
“I'll-Win. . on in non:
. W [to llsflnltloa wt "Mitt..."
Tho qussttoa of tho Malian of “lollr
tlon" having boon raised, a oopyof Web
flor’s Dictionary was obtainad and tho Mair
tlontbcroglnn was road andeommontsd
upon at some length. Among tho craters
of thoaftoruoon wars Bouatm‘s Edmnnds,
Sm do Bushnell,
869 Water .trook.
(Foot of Bank). pllgww
ӣ133. Iltlons.
'd our.
an «$1»an
(whom. Honors. floods, Impermanence
pool Guam mm
norqnsltusccuaruseys orwssrl qualities. ust
warmth sud perfect freedom for set sin
of lhoeclcbratod Pontiac Woolenflootb: all of tho
abovearastrrdaced cos. Wearosolsagutsfor
Tower s“l'lsh ' of on (nothing. tho bow In
the world. A good suit of black or yellow Oil
Clothosls not expensive, is easily kept in repair.
and wiltmaay times rcpsv Its cost I: prousctloo
nr-zm colds, rheumatism or pneumonia Rubber
(“It
Glover linens. and Yiflflpflgommunflgd Allison, Plumb, Faulkner and Dolph. llr.
3 one .l’m'wt‘m I”. “sgfifiwm: Dolph md to the walk I ctr-mph from
m Him“ The Washington Star, as follows:
The sonato "smelling" committoo was not In
T T , session today. Tho senate itself B mpposcd to
F A wc E s be maturing a plan to close the mouths of tho
journalistic lions, who am eudaavorlng witha
. good dsal of sitcom to tear the the entrails out
GREAT ofsscrst ”tum In is probable that tho bust
‘ honor fun, or whatever ciao it is may bo taken
! up tomorrow. but today nothing will be done he-
asuso Senator Dolph who is the chief of tho
flarlllg “ alt-rollers? is citing a Columbia river salmon
'hsnch in the Mtauraut.
Commclng M)“ senator Dolph Angry.
This paragraph, Mr. llolphssld, was writ-
ten by a man who enjoyed the privilege of
tho pros gallery He thought it was an out-
rage that a man who was granted spacial
privileges by the senate should be allowed
to abuse its members in this way. During
the course of his talk to the senate Ilr. hi.
rounds proposed that the old remedy be ap-
plied in this case—that all of the scooters
and employes of the senate take an oath of
purgatiou to relieve them of all suspicion for
what had been done in the past, and that
tho matter be closed with that.
Mr. lngalls‘ Proposition.
Mr. lugalls laid before the serrated propo—
sition that amnxmlttco be appointed to con-
fer with the press committee. He said that
he thought the rules of the pros! gallery
should provide that any man admitted to
it! privileges who published what purported
to ho a report of the proceedings in execu-
tivo region should be expelled. Mr. Ingalls’
proposition did not meet with much favor,
and both the lngalls and Edmund; proposi-
tions were laid aside.
ods filo-star's Vlowo.
There is a decided unanimity of sentiment
among tho senators as to the wrong which
they believe is being dons by the prom. Thoy
my that the treatment to which they are
being subjected is unfair and lacks the ole-
monts of decency "Y on occupants of the
gallery are our guests," said one "and
cells '0 never been any thing but liberal in
our dealings with you. We havo given you
a privileged private gallery, from which
every one except yourselves is excluded by
rigid rules.
“You are furnished with all necessary so-
commodations, and you are not even called
upon to pay your stationary hills We treat
you with ovary respect and have the kind-
llost feelings toward you, yet because we
will not give you our procaodlnga while in
executive session you abuss us and ridicule
ttcrs of which you cannot know much or
'mw even that little with any dogroo of
!pvoctslon. Did you over stop to think that
we are performing a duty similar to tho
cabinet! Our functions are usurtivo and
we pass prechely upon the rams matters as
has been considered by tho proddmt and his
omcial family yet we never hear any popuo
Jar clamor or alleged demand for publicsoa-
stone of the cabinet."
Bllls In tho Sonata.
Among the bills introduced in the senate
were the following: By Kr. Cation—For a
monumnt toJohu Eric-on. By Mr. Pasco
-—For the punishment of onto-rs and other
soloctingjurora with refsrouco to political
affiliations By Mr. Dawes (by room-To
amend the revised statutossoastopsrrnlt
the purchase and of foreign built
vowels by citlsens o the United States for
unployment in tho. foreign trade.
SATURDAY, Dec.7
Evc'ythin h be sold without regard to cart to
make room or 0th.. -r goods.
'l‘ninnnnl lain nni Bnnnnin
AT VERY LOW PRICBh.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
IN nu. 1’83le SHADE-l.
Mrs.W.Fawcett
No. 3 WATER STREET,
\onwntx. «your.
a mm. mm: «13
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard (iii Finish.
{Wire Stet-l iloor “My
Something nus. .un Lung om.
w. c.9um'ranro.
“310 BALL BIDC'K.
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
‘i‘ho dost tlooda for
In tho nous.
wasmaoros, larch 'l.——-in the
tltions were presented from tho
m
the 1:08“; lonoy a for roprooontation ontho
orld'sfaircommbloo,audtromnllwsy
, :1“ ,. “WIN-clwnmd
o. ,
salary. ..
Tho homo thou went Into committooofg
“I“. Old
more! public but]
1",).ng),
113 ll l
8001‘ & SHOE STORE,
Clark Jr Lane's Block!
IAIN STREET.
cow-s.
l'ln lninl Harlan 2 ......—.-...-.—.. .........
looks altar thoiutwostoof Chicagohafora
tthld’sfalreommtthQI-thatny
mahwdthscomuuttashashasalafa-sd
ME ATS Imark: Gibson-amounted...
, magmas-Ito amnion
alumna-mammal. '0
than” project. Ir. Hill
m
’memwflt flail—adv
.. is 1; Yr (11"3‘:
—-that app-updating
“for Washington, D. Q—wsadlscuods
ddsnt,
Itlauof tho Unltod Stamappoarodhsforo
thoways and moan committoo ondmsdo
’argununhagalnstanyincroaninthsprsap
sat dutyon hops. It. M‘statodthat
Lthsprssmtrstswassutirolysa to
lthshsworssud thorowaonouoc-ltyfm-
‘furthsrprotoctbn to tho Wow
“I
“1'“ III--
"film
I. Woostov. Solicitor of Patents, Brinlgth
post, (loam:
film for‘ssttlng up bicycle wheels and
puttlugonrubhsr tirw; Lorna lv‘. (lar-
stonosn. Bridgeport, hosting for bicycles;
lads L. Hanson. Bridgeport, lasting
machine; Thoodovo A. Blake, New lla-
von, Chill mill; Harry A. “My, New
Bavsu, game sppsrsnu-;
Spars, New Haven, backboard wagon;
ldwiu J.'l'oof, New Haven, 2 patents,
hawstltching attachment for inc-wing
machines and Ittot‘bment holder for se- -
lag machines; Ilom ll. harry. New
unoroceot lamp socket;
slow device for incandescent lsmpo;
«I'll; launch-shag and unchccknng
hills. ru.’ “E ,
Mfora
"a
will“..-
m Moat
m wsvo hood Hatch 4.
List furnishod trod allies of A.
as.
Frank Armstrong. Bridgeport, una-
tleorgo P.
Haven, caohrcarrter sppsvsnu-; l-‘mnnclo
H. Richarda, Hartford, dIllli..g machine;
Fradsrick C. Rockwell, llartlovd, in-
n. w. Hrydcn
antic. B. Ihkoman, Waterbury, suspen-
Clork ll. Plait, Waterbury, button;
Charles Barnard, Stamford, theatrical
spoil-net; Theodore u. Bummer, Dan
hurv, oven-shoe; Eli-ha l’. H. Ctpflm.
Norwalk. shaft coupling; Uomge 1’
Clark, Windsor Licks. barrel truck:
I'Johu Kennedy. Birmingham, snap hook;
Otto Notch. Utamf’ord, vl-ve:5lsmuel On‘
.
ml kiln Rocha..tlltnlun. chip's up
(log; Amos shroud. l’laatsvrllc. .mean;
cutter; James Swan, Seymour. die for
making bits; Justus A. Trout, New Brit-
ain, bcvol; [Joins E. Whltou, New Lun-
dou, 2 patents, chuck.
Tint)! MARK
Martha E. Brewster, Norwich, “lira
Brawster' a Hair Grower and Dressing."
llshar'a Island. ,
The Ferguson, who recently boughtE
the whole of Fisher's Island from the
Fox estate, are making extensive nm ,
movements. Two summer residencest
all now nearly completed for the For-
guson's, and when finished them will be
ninety-six cottages on the island.
Arrangements are now being made for .
perfecting the cable, which crooneri
Fisher's island Sound to the main land,5
and it is expected that this will be made
a perfect connecting link whereby Fnsh
or's Island collagen can talk easily with .
Connecticut and New York
Ninetyrtlvo horses are now in active
use in making Improvements on she is-‘
land. The island is bring fenced off In
the middle by two fresh water lakes
from which short stone walls, tlnirneeni
feet high. are being run. This will keep
cattle from rooming at large. A new{
steamer, similar to the Manhaeoett, is;
being built to run from the island thisi
summer. It will take the place of the5
little steamer Fisher 9 Island. which was i
recently sold at suctnon.
n
An Important Section of Naval Mann u-
vcrlug.
Townshcnd of New Haven has just re
turned to that city from Wsahnngton
The New Haven Palladium reports Mr.‘
Townsend as saying that with the grad-
ual establishment of the new iron clad
navy, which is now an assured fact,
Long Island Sound must of necessity be
avery important section of the naval
maneuvering, and that he is confident
that New Haven harbor will soon be-
come a great naval rendezvous. Speak.
log of the report to the ofl'ect that tlwf
establishment of the. brr-ukwaters wa-
causiug the harbors to fill up, Captain
Townehend says: "It is perfectly ridicu-
lous. The harbor is being scoured out
in good shape. Only a few days ago I
was looking at the new charts and I find
that in some places where a few years
ago there was thirteen feet of water
there are now fourteen feet.
Illa Qualifications.
it is not generally known that the
Hon. Erastus Gurley once connected
himself with the newspaper business as
a steady diet But he did. His first
venture was on the Omaha Bee. He sp-
plicd in person to Editor-in Chief Rosc-
water.
“What can you do?” inquired Rosey.
“Well, Icon stand around and keep
sober."
“Just the man i want," cried Rosey.
granting him cordially by the hand.
"I’ve got four or five brilliant journalists,
but the trouble with them is they can't
stand up alone after 4 o‘clock. Take
that desk in the corner, and you'll find a
cigar box of reprint clippings. Consider
yourself engaged. and put heads on ’em."
—St. Paul Pnonec' r Press.
Ilsa- Nous-so.
“flrmfim (inland 1m other man
asa suitor. Bostonian! his diva and
soot! thaw afterwards; . ,
A shtick fly“ have lots of tone 'atid
yet ho anything but honey; he may have
notoo he calls his own, yet 1va on pigs’
fest sud bologna.
“Well,why don't you speak out-don’t
you like it?" asked the artist. “I don’t
know yet—sh—is that a goat or a cactus
03 there in the field i”
“I hear your coaobmsu ran off with
.500 of your money. Are you going to
try to recover it?" “No, tho poor follow
will need it. fly daughter went with
him.”
Teacher—“Now lake the sentence,
-larymadosomoooooouut cakes.’ Bow
Ida you pot-so 'coooaaut tasks?" The
wholo school (in unborn-"We never
pusmoosuut cakes.“ . .
Catlin artiolooof decoration uncalled
“vawsra” in Boston. “vahsez” in New
York, “vases" in Philadelphia, “uses”
in Kalamaaoo, sud "dsady jugs” down
in Ifslne.
Disgruntled boarder (no landlady) -‘-If
[wars in your Mira. TudoroJ’d
that cook.” Jaudlady (with
)-"If.'f was In your plant. Ir.
I'd m that board bill.”
”All!“ him“I tho Id
whoa you that you want
I! w was
,ysr know.”
‘all ('tnlOl’S, Mic, worlln
Harbor Superintendent Charles [1. r“ a mOdem COS!
annnnn in G nuns
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AND SHELVES.
SEVERAL CAR LOADS ON THE WAY.
WE MUST MAKE ROOM.
The Inn noes wn are making on our merchandise this week will
crowd our store Willi anxious purchasers, so come inn the foncnoon
and avoid the afternoon lush.
tlnnnwnwi willy inn-2:
A GOLOSSAL STOCK ON OUR COUNTERS
inn'sn' lnnls. .
We have mode a special price
gonn three (ll) lots of dress goods
for this week only, comprising
plain colors, plaids, stripes, etc.
Lot l. »
plain Sailings, plain Caslnmcres,
Faulty stripe and
15(2.
Lot ~),,, (‘onnnprises a choice
assortment of plaids and stripes
in all the newest shades . They
would find an easy sale at 25c
‘Eper yard, but “large sales and
‘small profits" is our motto, so
we make the price 190 per yd.
for this sale.
Lot 3 —1ncludcs plain and
fancy Suiliugs, 38 inches wide,
iseleclcd patterns, and for one
W120 is looking for a nice dress
this will
prove a tempting bargain For
nthis week 25c per yard.
linnnnnn innnnnnnnn.
Our Drapery Department has
been enlarged to double its
former size, and we now keep
a complete assortment of Drap-
eries of all grades. Lace Cur-
tains from 750 to $10 00 per
pair. In order to introduce
our Drapery Department we
will give the pole and trim—
mings with every pair of Cur-
tains bought during March.
Holland Shades made to order.
nnnnnn nnn nnnn nnnnn
nnnnnnnnnnn.
all bought for cash, and to be
Largest ,vapety,” ,in Norwalk: :
llnni Pnnlnns.
Opening of our new Spring
goods. We are reciving daily
large invoices of Jackets, Con-
nemarann, etc., for Spring Wear,
and we will offer them at our
usually low prices. J usl opend.
500 Spring Jackets, $1.98;
250 Spring Jackets, $2.98;
275 Spring Jackets, $3.98;
350 Spring Jackets, $4.98;
175 Spring Jackets. $6.98:
“01111811181718.
75 of these new and most
stylish Garments for Spring
wear just arrived.
25 Connemaras at $4.49;
25 C onnemams at $9.49;
25 Connemaras at 811.50.
Largest showing in Norwalk.
Examin’e before making your
selection
Rillnns.
Just received~a large in-
voice of Ribbon remnants from
the late fire of Krouthal Bros.,
New York. This lot consists
of both Satin Edge Faille and
Crown Edge Moire Ribbon in
all widths and shades, which
we will sell far below the reg-
ular rates. Come early and
secure a bargain before all the
best shades are selected.
Llll nnl lininnilnn'n llnni
mam:
250 piecesGinghums in dress
styles, desirable goods worth
from ”it! to 15c at 100 per
yard.
Linen Ginghttms just received,
desirable patterns. fast colors,
worth from 25c to 37lc, at only
19c. per yard.
500 yards of Checked Lawns
for children’s and ladies’ dresses
worth 15¢: per yard, at only
150 pieces more German
TWIISG Stock, Till
Assortment and Lowest
Prices we have ever oliered
75 pieces, 2 to 4 inch embroid-
eries and insertions at tile per
yard.
100 pieces 3 to 6 inch Ham-
burg and Swiss embroideries
for dress or skirt trimmings,
worth from 250 to 30c per
yard, at 190 per yard.
50 pieces 45 inch scalloped or
hemetitched Swiss financing:
for Ladies’, Children’s or In-
fants wear A bargain at $1.
l2lc. per yard.
,L'illlll Dllillllllll.
250 rolls of new spring Cur.
pets nnow open. They are the
latest productions of the looms,
and the newest designs for
spring. To those who desire
new Carpets for spring we urge
the importance of a selecli on
from our new stock soon, as
late in the sexism: the best pal-
lerns are gone and cannot be
duplicated. Inn order to start
our carpet trade we 09hr the
entire line at extremely low
prices:
Hemp Carpets L’Oc. per yard.
Ingrain Carpets 250 to 600
per yard.
Extra Super lnngrains 58 to
nae.
Tapestry, 45 to 90c.
Body Brussels, $1.00 to $1.-
25 per yard.
Velvets and \loquei tes at
$1.50 per yard.
llnsinnn linnnnnnnnn
Our stock of spring hosiery
now complete. All the latest
styles in Ladies' and Gent’s
plain and fancy hose from 5c
per pair upwards.
Ladies’ and Gent's full regu-
lar made, Seamless Hose, from
150 per pair up.
lininnllns.
Ladies’ Sateen Umbrellas, in
both gold and oxydized silver
capped handles, 24 iches and
26 inches, warranted fast black
at 65c and 75c each.
in ilnnnnnnnnnn
Closing out sale to be con-
tinued only a short time longer
Artists. tube colon s 50; Sable
Brushes 7c. Bride Brushes 5.
Elegant line of photograph
frames to bang. Large assort-
ment of cabinet, fittmelp him
designs Elegant writing pap-
.moilber by box or quire. All
these goods at or below cost.
Don’t fail to secure some of the
many bargains before it is too
late, at the closing out sale.
If you dwell within thirty
miles of us and purchase goods
to the amount of $10.00, the
mention of it on Tuesdays or
Fridays, entitles you to return
railroad ticket. If you are
further from us, within a bun-
dred miles, your goods will’be
delivered free. Orders by
mail will be carefully and
per yard, at only 76¢: per yard.
promptly supplied.
Norwalk Chronicler