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Dnnsfinnsnns
nnn issnnlnnn n New Styles in All Sizes.
I
Ihvotahoa tho carpet room iorlcrfy octnpml by not" a toasts. and will open tr, on
Saturday, March 8,. m...
'1"! TH! LhflUEaT "06‘ 0'
i....Wiltona. Hoquetteo, Velvets. Body
and Tapestry Brussels. and
All Kinds of Ingrains,
From 20"
Cents Up.
'0 will moot any trier. We inviio ail Leading Carpets to give no a ooii.
‘TIIE LARGEST LINE 0!“ NIAT’I‘INGS,
Alltho Iovcitico oi the touch will be exhibitor! ‘n (at no; room Wo ohn‘l ole: thia Sena:
iinnnn Lint ni Plain nni llain Slllilli, in 25s nn.
WI HAVE THE A0331? 103 13.
R1113 Muslin Underwear.
The!!! Goods are the (coat made in this mntry. Please examine them
Agents fof Butterick’s Pat terns.
II. “LIV.“ I'M“. lormerly with Ambler l Sammie, to low aim no, where ho will to
gladto no hit Meade.
SCOFIELD dc HOYT,
Norwaljt and South Norwalk.
i’ilinsitllnn
(3!. lab I Went Sta.
PLUMBING,
STEAI HEATERS
[lot Air Heaters. 1
Cruiernaniillnnrare
lOVlEll THAN EVER.
Decorated Too not, so
Places, .4 85.
Decorated (ho-her Sci 83
Gobieis, 40c to $1 a doz.
Gluoo IItohoo toe.
' moms and RANGES
" ran and fltoot Iron Work.
* Biillllli 8n Hiiiill
28 loll 8t, 80. Norwalk.
innit Finn linsnnsw
m littlllltl, Poultry, tin
‘ ‘ «maroon-mama.
If moms AND llEl'AIl.
'G'I‘HOM 3H.L Ni 83.1400 .1335 31-”.
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manor. muo- II ”I.
Hurt-om
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aura—banana.
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Odd Sizes of Last Season’s Style; at Mark Down Prices.
A. DICKERMANdc son,
81 Wasnmo'ron s'mnn'r.
“Hill! in Hill
8001‘" NORWALK.
medicament.
BOB Wam Cornet.
(tooth! lull. - llliltllt‘trlt‘i. (You!
ho Look-lotto Ill Chunky Woo
”who all Broking ‘otarlau. a room
Intro that, Band-aw attach-ago liuooo
DIM. lammtwm-u Ln:
Manna-y- or worth; a
will: not tartan indo- tor actor. a will"
oi thatch-d Pontiac Untrained»; all at In
and I'o arooolo ogonto for
"oi Oil (Ming, lhr had to
mad not: of blarh or yellow Oil
clothe-tarot oupoaotvofio «oily hrpt ll revolt
and out-nay III. upon an our to parrot»
r... outdo. Murd. nr womb ham
’tlrrvrw limo- aad 'leoortloto,¢vrrythiag modal
no "oar-t -htp, lanai Itoaluot'vmtto-r m:
o: maul-ward Tm w Yurh Pilot
nor
FAWCETT’s
“It"?
ilnnninn in! Sale!
Com-ariagwdop,
SATURDAYJlecJ
In yth a; t . ho mid without regard to cm, to
Ian. rau— tor mm gods
lllllili 11818 llil 3111111613
A? VI“ now ”"0”.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
IS au. 11: 5" “JADE.
Mrs.W. F awcett
so. it I'A‘I'lllt WHERE I‘,
matron, - - - court.
,\ I‘lilrI. LINE ttl’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bron. Hard. Uii Finish.
3"”? ”tit-obi "our film.
sonata: _,,, r----. ' '
w. d. oumrann.
W810 HALL awe:
-—-0F-—-
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices!
Thotloottloodotor
n ninnnnnn
Clark & uao’a Block-
». lull SHEET.
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M n. .A. '1' a
oarrpmuammna
it ~ tho a“ non. at“!
figmumnwflflhuq.
Pllllli if llllillt
‘ or may. w
1 5 mm
Further Dctailo at tho Laho-
Shoro Wreck.
”I ”EAT" Ll" REDUCED to I13.
no Ito-rounding Goioi at Joooph law-
on, Whooo Young lvtdo laptnd ta
Ito Anna—J child‘a Para-to It!“
t'onootod Ltot oitho flood and Ward.
Imam. I. Y., larch l—Goaoral lav
’wintoudout Wright and Divldon luporc
HandoutConch,oi tho laho Ihoro road,
roochodhorooarly In tho Inorniuaadot
ouc- hogan uniting all tho inland thoy
oouidlind. ’l'hcy vidtod tho-corn oi tho
wreck uoar Hamburg in tho aim
‘l’ho man roluprlnin‘ tho crow oi tho ilb
tatod train mnoinod on duty until latoio
tho morning, altar having told their atorloo
to tho calcar- undor who“ immodlato
charge they won.
A ““15 light waa thrown on thocauoooi
tho arddfl'tt by thb invoatigatiou, and it
aonnothat tho biatao mutt ho attachodto
omno ouo in tho torward partoi tho wrocind
train. The train wao aquippod with tho
Wattaghouoo automatic braho, and whoutt
Int broko in two thoair wao automattoally
appliod,hringtlgtho roar and to a doad
‘l'tro fauna of tho Aooldo-t.
To roloaoo tho brahoo it to than my,
tithe can an unocuplod irom tho angina,
to upon a small each in tho air bv'aho oyihr
dauntlor thocar and allow mhairto
orapo to roloaoo tho hrahoa By olooing tho
ouch thou ommgh air would otlil bo loit in
tho cylinder to maho two otopo by pulling
tho air brake cord in tho car.
The mt planoiblo explanation to that all
at tho air mpoi, thuo urahln‘ tho brat-o
Ulla-o. And thin explains thotr iailuro to
act whoa tho cord waa pulled by Conductor
loot, oi tho Wagner oar. . John WW
Inn, tho maator mechanic, Id not caro to
any what hit investigation ohowod. "W: a
and thing," said ho, "and much to ho fr
(rotted. Hume; to on. at our moot “Mill
ongmcrro and boa tho couddcnoo oi or all in
his ability to act quickly in an omor‘onoy.”
Condition C tho lay-rod.
Tho hrutoed and woundod who cocapod in
tho «lion-tor an: diotflbutod about tho city--
at the Witch hoapttal, tho lruquola hotel and
the Tilt homo. Tho moot oovoroly injured
are at tho Pitch hospital. ‘l'ho attondanto
thorc toy, how-var, that they won all doing
no welt ao could he expected. They were,
at eonroo, in too weak and nervouo a otato
to talk.
The only injured woman at tho hoapital
who survived wu Julia Hooly, oi Baotou,
whoioiu very harlohapo. Ono otdo of her
hood woo n‘mohad, a rtband hor right arm
broken amt her leit oyo badly cut. Tho at.
toudonta raid they thought obo would rev
coror, but that aha would in oerionoiy dio-
figurcd for Ma. Elev. Johnson tum, oiCtn»
cinnati, will rocuver. lie woo injurad about
the head and logs, lie to at tho ’l'iflt honor, ,
”I hold Nowell-loath. "(‘wt llor 0'."
J, I". Nimich, oi Philadolphia, waa alaoat
tho Pitch hmptosi, Ills fight am won an»
pntated. Whoa tho doctor: latituatod that
ht- arrn might ornatbly ho oavod, doubting
whether hocnuldotaud tho ohochoi tho
operation, hoaaulz ”Go ahud, cut hor oil,“
in thomoot nonchalont way. Mr. litmich
to now getting along comfortably.
A matted Hot at tho doodaudthoiur
fired to given lulow:
The Death loll.
Ban In. Joocph ll, Saratoga fiprinp;
ohnll iracturod.
Flynn, J. “1, (.‘anton, t). , traveling ago-t
‘ tor haul: Bron. It Can, Bulalo.
Pom-r, John 11, traveling agent ior D. I.
Collins A: l'u., Pituiicld, Mona; ohull irw
lured
ficewnrt, E K, Rochester, N. Y.; tutor-
nai injurioo and abooh.
Stewart, Mn. 3. ll, Kaboom, 5. tall?
torn-l injurtu and about.
ttwan, J,, colored porter, halamona, IV.
A Ltat of tho laJarol.
Allan, George III, Mala, moral north
on! plate-get agent at tho Eric; anhlo
oprainod and out about loit tog,
Armstrong, J. 0., No. tat Paltoa avrauo,
lockout; hood and log out.
Bart-ch, Charla, New York; loit aahlo
Havana. Joanph 0., Saratoga Ewing“.
Juriooto head (would toga
Branch, W. W., Charloatou, W. Va; loit
am brohon.
Contain, F. Aqlo. on Earth Twanty-
lith otroot, Philadelphia; oido Wood
out about head.
Dario,—, Loo Amtrak, on roato to
Bangor, Ma; hath hurtziujnri-uot out
can
Either,l..l1,Boatow;ri‘ht athlodilo
oatodondchincnt.
WW.K,Malolowyor;artari-la
Htarnmrcdur-willhooavod.
llaaly,Jalia,No. a Fabian mot,”
toa;idooihaadraaohod,ribaadri¢htar-
hrohoafloitoyohadlyeat. -
Jaogor, Ill, No. lit loath Goal-on
lath, (Fool‘s E, Bob City, to»,
wouathtaehoot.
lyan, M. Johanna, oi Math Btroot
Witch-rah, immanent-boatload
lo‘brlhod.
lhatoh, J. 3., Philadelphia; right or-
Manda-pound.
Ito-,cnrlah,lowtoul'allo,lam;b
firintochortaadlo’
IoniJ-linxltowl'orh; loitarminotv
nod.
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. wrrot tutor- thooutao wait
more , train. line Wazoo-oar condom,
in hit bit-rural, triad to out tho wir-
otrbrahninthron oaro htt'orohatriodtho
hold bruit“.
A tlmhaad'a Augalolt.
Thom-t tuthotio thing about the“
loot wao tho total intol'ruptiott to tho bridal
trip at uiwyor Jouph ll. Banana and wiio,
oi Bantam “prion liar thuli war traota
and and tho tiled on tho ratio! train in tho
of bar husband, who bore up under
tic own iinjurim until bio bride war dead.
Whtlo elm livad ho watched ltol‘ with littlo
rug-rd to hit on n poiniiul woumlo and only
constant but mil-lending roporto from tho
outgrow hopt him qulat.
”riha'o doing nicely,” oold ono, nodding to
law, who wan propped up in anotbor ooat
mod the var. ’ihia [00")an announoov
mt hunt the contrary rtl'act of that iw
tondod. The lililllllllil Jumpod to his foot
and, willing through the group oi doetora,
Cm hinnouil down lmido hia wilo and
c rod tiho “adoring womnn to bio hurt.
" y Uimli liltl’l cold, ohu‘a coidi" cried ho,
turning ilrvmimt and roproachlul look! on
tho pliyoleinna.
"No.”imi-l mm of titrm, "alto atill llvuo.
Do a tuali. Willi" them in lilo than: to lwpu.‘l
Ill' lilo-ml lit-r ltloadlng Lil».
lint the loving hmrt din-milled tho aur-
‘OOtI'I Itinmlly wphiutricm. "ltho la dying,”
I“ llflthttr, irngwitiiy, and «toyed Now to
tho lnvmli om- till lli'fllll felon-ll lwr, lilting
tho binding lip», null iotlio but hugging tho
aumronr to am hrr life,
The and canto at tho train "at entering
Buflalo. llumuu'grlri was terrible to bo-
hold, and it who only by tho arr-amt oil-wt
that ho unbl ho coaxed away from tho
body, Mira. llaucuo was him (Jim-y. ui
Rom, N. Y., and her iother-itvlaw to ex-
Judgo [in-nun, oi Haratoua county. “t'l'
body in in: tho morgue.
Aunthor pill'llllh t'ptlutl'l won tho killing oi'
Kr, and lint. Htownrl, oi lim'hvutor, while
their baby girl, t'lltnpul In tho umthor’o
unto, errand unmpirml. The baby kept
trying, “Slum-no. nnmuml" Frlottda nro
caring tor the lucuzlw mite.
A HEAVY FAILURE.
lornoo Erhotoln k to , thr- Ittaton lolald
illroworo, Ilavr Aoatgnnt.
NI." YURI, Mulch h.» Munroe i-Ir-kgu-in
& if“, birnwuro, Illa tin binlnu-o. under the
normal Monroe Robb-in at Four Camera,
8, 1., have mad: mmulxnnwnt to ilorijomiu
L Werthetrmr and hlllld AiliPl‘, giving
preicrmnseo aggregating “rum on, They
were rated at ll’Uln “not: in tt,m0,0m
The firm of Monroe Echelon) k. if”. in vuln-
puood of Munro! E'kalteln unit in) Wort.
helm". Mr. Wcrtlmimer it the head
of tho iirm of L 65 Worthwiutor, oi
flan Francisco, wimleamlc (about-n lionloro,
for tho put twenty-lira: year. and has eup-
pliod money and cmlit fur the brewery
Wilma. In June, IWJ, Monroe lickotriu
died until the heathen
change.
On Monday but thw widow of 3. Wet"
thermor nlmrlted (pr 1: receivrr lor the prop.
arty oi I. a E Werthuimrr In order to
liquidate tlw atlmrt. ml the ground that the
continuation of tho buxineso after lbw donth
oi her ltunhanri wan not authorized. Thin
rocotvcrtihip war on unupccted blow to Leo
Wrrthoinmer and nut all his credit and that
at tho brewery in manitn-heo oi thio na-
aignmcnila were mod», including the eopart-
ltol'ohip property at well as the interest. oi
loo in the San Francisco concern. The in-
dobtoduti- oi tho brewery in about “(new
and that of Lon individually 82150.0”. Lotti!
Adler, (nine of the il'irnigllu'n, MJ tnrulsh an
blatantly bond and mntmuc the brewery
Macao. llr- lays the total amount involved
bbotwoim “ill,“ and canon, the moat
oi which in commercial paper. Tho amount
at tho athoto cannot yet he givou.
rantinuml without
Butane oi tho “rand Indigo, A. 0. ll. W.
lloculma. 5. Y., March. h—Tho Grand
lodge oi the Ancient Unix-r at United Work- ,
non at no final day"; In salon Mimic-d Syra-
“It an the plow “if the next 5 astutl. Benja-
tllu Franklin, ul Uriearmcouuty. want-acted
wand guide, 1". A. Spitz. at Root Bloom-
Iold, murde- watchman; it. it. Butler, out
atdo watchman, anal ll. 1'. ilill, oi Olcau.
grand truotee. liar». lflroy Audra», ot
Buflalo, wan npptiinlrd legal udvioer oi the
Grand weigh, anti Dr. Drugs, about Buflalo,
wao roappumtod grand madlt‘nl examinor.
Tho commutes worn appointed: (in lawn,
“cargo W. Irma, (l, W, Stevens and J. It
What)»; on crulolittala and returns, 3. 0.
load, Ill. ll. [Lehman and John hinwyor.
A retaliation woo adopted prohibiting tho
blitntton oi lulgrl in ciueo having a popu-
htiou oi 5,t.lh) or loan, oncopt when there are
lily members prmnt to take tho dogma.
Thole rot reorntattwa to the Supromo Grand
lodgo were rho-on: Nelson Randall, oi Rip
on, Chautauqua county, who to oldoot pout
grand manor workman in the order; J. H.
Norton, oi Plaintiilo, and S, A. Schoon-
atahor, or Brooklyn.
'l'bo Aahury Path Baal; Woo liood.
N" Your, March 8,—Tho Evening Pout
lay! it ha. boon loarrnd that i’oli. 81mm
Wallooi; and the other book wroehora uaod
thoAahttry Park (S. J.) Nationnl bank in
their chock lilting oporatluna fltgmnnd
W, ohm connection with tho wrockoro
ha boon alirgeul, was into-mud in the
Mmryll’ark am it doeu not appear
thattho hank loot anything by the spora-
tiouo oi nth. wrochero, but tho tact that thorn
worolaaiiouatronsactlooo oi the hind ro-
iorrod to tori tho national bank examiner to
inquirolltto thooomittton oi the trunk, and
this rootlnltod in tho ditcovory that tho pro-i-
(loot, (Amigo W. Byron, had loanoti tho
huh’al‘unda tohimooii ior nooturoal
oototo opocuiatioua to tho extant oi mm
Tho banik’o capital to “MW, and tho law
mitamly to per cent. or this amount to
rwdlu tho monitor that Byron: had
loaned it. Byron to making thoalnouut
pod, and the bank will douhttcohoailowod
to mnttlmo Minoan.
no [Auto Mun-or Iagllah'o Will.
Saw llam, larch l—Tho will oi tho
Iota 545er lingual: (woo 021.000 to
tho that Baron hoopttal, “MW to Yak
collag- tor a chair at latheutotioo, new
tothoY‘aioeollogo libraryJW oach to
tho liar Hana Orphan aoyluru and St.
Francis (Roman Catholic) Orphan aoylam;
tho [”1411”, tar-itch, pinto and [normal
,rto tho whbw,aadtho matador
d tho «tau, vaiuodatahout W,“ to
tho onlyi “Hoary l'. la‘ltah. it to our
A GOLOSSAL STOCK ON OUR COUNTERS
AND SHELVES.
SEVERAL CAR LOADS ON THE WAY.
WE M'U’S'I' MAKE ROOM.
The prices we are making on our merchandise this week will
crowd our store wntln anxnous purchasers, so come in the i’orenoou
and avoid the afternoon rush.
Ilnnss Ennis.
We have made it special price
on three (3) lots oi dress goods
‘ior this week only, comprising
! plain colors, p1uids,stripes, etc.
i Lot l.—~l"uncy bliipc and
iplain Suitings, plain i'aslmwres,
‘ail colors, 1240, worth 150.
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Lot 2,—~(,‘a,nnpriees a choice
, assortment of plaids and stripes
l
lll all the [unrest simdce. They
would find an easy sale at 25c
.per yard, but, "large sales and
inmall profits" is our motto, to
Ewe make the price 19¢: per yd.
, [or this sale.
Lot 3 winciudcs plain and
fancy Suitings. 38 inches wide,
{selected patterns, and for one
who is looking for a nice dress
at :1 moderate cost this will
éprove a tempting bargain. For
Ethis wvek 250 per yard.
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()ur Drapery Department has
,boen enlarged to double its
former sive, and we now keep
a complete assortment of Drap
§eries of all grades. Lace Cur
itains from 75c 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
taius bought during March.
Holland Shades made to order.
WHITE AND WM 11 [109118
IliiPill'l'lEN'l'.
Largest variety in Norwalk;
all bought ior cash, and to be
sold at cash prices.
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250 piecesGinghums in dress
styles, desirable goods worth
from l2lc 1015c at 10c per
yard.
150 pieces more German
Linen Ginghams just received,
desirable patterns. fast colors.
worth from 250 to 37k, at only
19c. per yard.
500 yards of Checked Lawuo
ilnni Pnnlnns.
Opening of our new Spring
goods. We are reciving daily
large invoices of Jackets, Con-
nemarzui, em, for Sprirg wear,
and we will oiler them at our
usually low prices. Just opcnd.
500 Spring Jackets, $1 98;
250 Spring Jackets, $2.98;
275 Spring Jackets, 83 98;
350 Spring Jackets. $4.98;
175 Spring Jackets, $6.98;
liflllliillllil'li.
75 of these new and most
stylish Garments for Spring
wear just arrived.
‘25 Connemarus at $4 49;
2: ('onnemaras at $9.49;
25 C(mnemaras at $11.50.
Largest Show ing in Norwalk.
Examine before making your
selection
Rinlnnns.
Jilal received—a large in-
voice of Ribbon remnants from
the late fire of Krounhal 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 {41' below the reg-
ular rates. Come early and
secure a bargain before all the
best shades are selected.
Lilii nni Eninniinnn lint.
Immense Stock, Full
Assortment and Lowest
Prices we have ever oilered.
75 pieces, 2 to 4 inch embroid-
cries and insertions at 63c per
yard.
100 pieces 3 to 6 inch Ham’
burg and Swiss embroideries
for dress or skirt trimmings,
worth from 25c to 30¢ per
yard, at 19c per yard.
50 pieoea 45 inch scalloped or
hemotitched Swiss flouucinga
innnni llnnnnlnnni.
250 rolls oi new spring Car-
pets now open. T boy 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 asclecliou
from our new stock soon, as
late in the season the best pat-
terns are gone and cannot be
duplicated. In order to start
our carpet trade we offer the
entire line at extremely low
prices:
Hemp Carpets 20¢. per yard.
lugrain Carpets 250 to 60c
per yard.
Extra Super lugmins 58 to
750.
Taéestry, 45 to 90c.
Body Brussels, $1.00 to $1.-
25 per yard.
Veivets and Moquettes at
$1 50 per yard.
Hnsnnnn flnnnnnnnnt.
Our stock oi 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
15e per pair up.
inirnllns.
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 innnninnni.
Closing out sale to be con,
tinued only a short time longer
Artists tube colors 5c; Sable
Brushes 7c. Bria? ie Brushes 5. '
Elegant line of photograph
frames to bang. Large assort-
ment oi cabinet frames, latest
designs Elegant writing pap-
ers either 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
forchildren’sandlodieo’dreateo for Ladieo’, Children’s or In. delivered free. Orders by
worth 15c per yard, at only {auto wear. A bargain at ‘1. mail will be carefully and
lac. per yard, per yard, at only 75¢ per yard. promptly supplied.
Boston Dry Goods Sinrn
’ 90;. Math and Wall
malk. ,
Norwalk Chronicler