WING OF THIS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE WWW”)
ll tears and colon. front Nos. 2 to to la wldtll, which will
"sold for about one-third actual cost of sans Ribbons la rolls.
.8. SMITH,
.lnsurance Building, South Norwalk.
W
PRICE LIST 0|" BIBBDNS ACCDBDING T0 WIDTH.
Is. I. Onassis. Bails “general" price to: yard. Remnant price. lo.
l
l: 3 » I? .. -- I“;
'0. 1 to st to It; II .6 12¢.
l.. i so it so go at as 14,.
j. I" u u ‘o 25 u u "w
l.‘ I" 0‘ do at 8.! it to 2".
Thalia" we guarantee to be positively all silk and in the most exquisite shades.
————«>-w-
. Great Bargains in Dress Goods.
I 90 the escape-I tlllng in
this town and cannot
last long.
7 Never before in the annals or our haslaoas have Dress-Hoods
said more rapidly than they have done since the arrival at our
0-] Ilashlere in every shade. at
39c.
Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery. '
"'0’ Wool lllbbrd and Plain Bose
Ilria’s llool Ribbed and Plain llose
lsdleo’ cotton ltlbbed and i’lala Bose
llhlldm’s Cotton Ribbed and Plain Bose 5
All of the shore mentioned goods are Worth one-third more Iiiun johims one
oohing at the present time in large quantities. They are a “weird Inducemmt m o
well worth your immediate and close olirn‘ion.
‘ , __.‘>, ._
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
Anew arriral of Jersey WaloIo. all onno popular sly lca. con-
sidered cheap at at.” and so 25 Our price ”.25 and Bi .50.
M- 5.. SMITH
loot reliable house in South Norwalk (or oIl-clotlts and shades».
Low Prices Guaranteed.
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALLOrCo
’Silks. Silks-
A Transaction in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady— in lot-walk.
new Its llielesl uselill Fillil llIIIllI lieess Sills
“flew“qlmndmladadlag evening ohadaJobo closed by noon londayatonly
$1.15 see yell aeualle rent till eel 85 ill.
' wish m thulynadeestwulihatknooidjoh lot.hutihtthryaro all newJIoh
'. Jamamlatmfhomeonn sraor. maylodymlorwslhrhv-loatrmdthhgnataatcolha
litandaawothcgreasoathorgaiamduriagthepaatrwaty-lroyeam
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
ll known the as prior”. lie-Isa
arwamweumcnm..n - a we
Ilack Satin Rhadames.
ape-um . ram as ho no. nausea-I.
“ma-Id “aggrukmusaaac; baseman-asen'
A5]: to see our Raven Black Saccarappa
CLOAKS.
loullaehetsdawahl.
mementos-en.
MIsuaaaaxooussua-asuoo.
A few pieces left or
those haltiago
which are
at 10C, ‘90, 24?.
JOHN H. SMITH.
FLflBIS'l'.
m earn. some MA“
HATS !
PAL!- STYLES.
asap-assassinat-
Sill filo“ loll, Bill lots.
”moor- I
'KMAPP’S,
Ami
I!“
000 Yards of Remnants l L
Ili‘l'il
Nights“
lolotoh ".atogl ll II’I};
eel both vaoarod
and or use most only
ran-stunt. Wears
Weir
you
Iaaanao tkohadawinlhsoaoool
no.» es. non-a manor.
0. Ir. ChtrrlwroaflolodMIanrh.
NORTH.
l
UlllLIillEN’ S PICTURES
--——A-——-
Successful Specialty,
”7 ll
Wm II Irwin v a olt‘onu. "retrial BC more
Stats Boardul Engineer-0.1
IcmlIerOonn as e. Aao‘n
\i' III. B. llllillil it SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulieleeineeu
Ital- Olee. ‘5 I 67 thllglol It" ‘
Doll'l'll IOIKWALB. 0 '-
lil'lilill’ msrr. 'l'ilOY, N. Y.
Brunch ("been sWA PofllilltTlllfl .YY
WATIRVILLI. I]
Local Surrellaga-d (leacral Work will
in" be siren pro-pt alianiion.
PflA'l‘T’S Fflfll]
.——IOR.___
lleeses, Callie all liliekees
Sure Cure for all Diseases.
“ARES “ENS LAY
BA' ED HAY AND STRAW.
Peel llIsslISlelIle Bellies
——-A’l'-—-—-
RAYM NI] BflflS
JOIIN II. FEBIIB,
wads-Issac Betalllltal-luailkindool
Elli]. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Content.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
inset in RUBBER Pillls
Yard‘ foot of Washington and flat»
shall streets. Branch ones atBtlhon
Oran Rum “In!
Flill. Flill. ‘Fllil.
Anunaurlralorzdayrhsnghl-t—tnah
Mill. Hill all Llilllli
Md“.
Spinach, lettuce, Pure
Tomato Cats-p. Pratt,
Canned Goods. lite.
GOODS DELIVERED PBDII’TLY.
Race Problem.
FINN! AND Bull)“ ISM“
"‘lhohoorotaryholuaootalaoousldorlh
Austen labial it the “Castle lash
dam-Jr” Ila-so totem-lo“
Mhn Blows Ire- Want-goon.
Was-Imus, lloroh lL—la its onsets
resolution was mood to “rooting tho
osmium on ruins to upon a role dodaiag
thoustasttowhioh mishhoulb
my to rorias their umorha tor public-Ian
la The Record. The bill
“dilator a public building at Salt [aha
City, Utah. waopoaood. Tho bill providing
9:! an impaction oi mosh tor copulation,
prohibiting the importation at Melton“
articles oi loud or drink. and author“
the president to make proclamation in nor.
lain cam, and for other purpoaaa. was db
eamod and laid said. without action. The
educational bill was taken up. and Ir.
Higgins spoke in support ol the bill. The
bill was based upon two great (acts—that
illiteracy existed in the south and that tho
south was not poms-d of mousodoqaata
to snot it Replying to tho ergo-oat that
ouoolmol the bill would hotodoatroytho
spiritoithosouthorn people. to take away
from than their natural urea and homer
salute the south of its strongth and rigor,
haiaoistod thatcaporieacodid not boarout
that argument. and pointed to tho fact that
localities received state aid for err-non
schools. and that the states that-sir. had
roooirodlorgsaidln public landslroratha
g-oral government without any such bad
oilocta following.
The hiatus and tho Ishaalo.
I! that argument wore mriouoly urged
thou. inordartobo logical and candid. it
became incumbent on sr'ery state to giro qr
its school food and to have the support of
the common schools to local taxation aiona.
Asto the question 0! comiitntiouality ho
had no trouble about that. Fro- the north.
wastarnordinancsoll‘lo‘ltothoyruout
tints. public lands and tho proooods 0! ’5
lie lands were granted to the new stain for
educational purpooea
Education and the Negro.
Mr. Jones IArk.) said the legislature! his
state had instructed him to rots againattho
bill and he would do so Thequestiouod ill
pamaga was not one of principle. but 0! ex-
podiency. He had hoped that loading
negrooo might be led to think solidly. to
mum in n dispamionate way, not a the
result at going to school. but as the result
at seeing that the white people at the south
wished to do for the colored people tho very
best they could. Schools and school books
would help to solre tho rac- qnsstiou. but
they were not the most powerinl agencies.
'lhcre would have to be a moral uplilting
oi the negro and this would be. oi amenity,
a slow our. l-or that tbs-re would bars to
be peace, but it seemed that the
friends of the negro did not. intend that
there should he poses.
The Great Race Problem.
It the negro could ho taught to thinh. he
would learn that whoa ho was-odaato
aad ooraorratiro his white
with him. its would learn that the." who
unda'took to incite hi-tomurdcaadarsou
warshis worst «amiss; that his bastlriasda
were tho. that employed him. but who
would not be ruled by Ins, and that tho
intolligaaea oi ths country magmas-n it
Whoa the negro had been taughtthaga
great kindness would have been done him,
nadir-would be shown the oulypaetical
way of working out the interested
races at the south.
to the House.
\l‘asmmrox, larch iL-Tho horn eon-
currnd in the senate rmlutloa providing
for an investigation by a joint committee of
thesonato and honor committees oat-uti-
gration in‘n the working of the ledoral and
state laws relative to immigration [rum (0"
sign countries. 7
Thoranlution was amended ooaato di-
rect tho joint committee to inrcstigato the
elect on American workman that h like
lytoiollow thepurehaaa o! Austin in-
thohuildiugstobserrctod and thoofloor:
and employer it is dosignrdto omployst
suchimmigraiioadapotandwhetharlatho
opinions! thooommlttmsnhlaiandhths
butandmoatsuitablopaootor-chdopot
house attholtlls Panel.
A bill was posed messing tow a
mouththo pension ole-.lloraeoliough-
too. Booatobfllsweropa—dim’thsaooar-
tainmontolthaamountaduatothol’ottawa-
tomia Indiana of lichlgan and Indiana.
andtorthotakiagot thamhAl-ka.
Tho-natahflltoproraat the introduction
dooutagionsdhoaoolromouo state toan-
otherwaspamod.
Ir lacuna.) reported from the cons.
littsaonoloctionoaraolutioa tor tbsp-m
Motorola-consummate»
Woodmahoatalllurmtigatiouat
thoClaytou—Brockhn'idgaonntcatodoloctioa
camAgI-oodta
hula Introduced.
Among the Hill W III the fol
lowing: By Ir. Wuhan (Val-A
hg mom for the
slurry
bill.) By Ir. Cogs-all
(Kw-Armo-
“flatware pahiichulldlngatllsw-
bm'yport. fly Ir. Watson (Pa)-
A mourns tohniidh.
at CityJ’a. What‘s-luau}—
‘l’oflzahliah auniilorm ayatam oi bask-
ru .
Mylraala‘o'arclal-s.
“chum ouwar status has
Msammuraawm.
nod-admits“ hylr. Isiah to aa-
mtho dish-pulsed
by do: not up ran- at P-uylrania
mom-mm hoopad-iag
the late war. The bill was a,»
”.mpyshlatothoguroraorolthsatsta
taroridallorthopay-snt
:iho-rhlm. ‘l'hohlll ”I tho osm-
rmtoshyalyioot Ital The
grain militiamen-legit-
motthohiil.
Maya-mans.
‘ai' weakest-chm
Wmstthmmw
.Ws “shutout does have
AoArhansosSooatorootho‘
are to allot opaos to rshihttras and appoint
”steward. who hell have ooatrd or
the“ lie. to baflroa at the upon.
at tho Unitod Eloisa
lho lotll waaIa salons-a.
The date ol the lair Ia hit blank
hthohillaadwill bodacidadonatthoasat
masthg o! the toll committee. Tho Ohio-go
delegation told tho subcommittee that this
wasa matter that they was not aonowaod
ahout.as Chicago could to roadyto hole
thatairia Moawollasataayothortlaso.
Thsy agroo-i, however, to laars the polar
tor tho action oi the oommittu. la'rral
members at which are to favor o! halting
the fair in Him and a calohratioa in l”
Whoa tho airporation assures the
thatlthoa at hand stamens capital and
that Ohm,“ addttsonal can be had ll
acct-an. be Is to Appoint tho govern-oat
eommialou. which will proceed toChicago
and assh- preliminary arrangements lor
holding the lair. Tho Mien providing for
a government appropriation oi sumo»
was not changed.
Secretary winde- la Ila-n.
Washroom. larch ii. «A petition (rota
New York city humorously signed has Iron
mated to Secretary Windorn protesting
against the selection“ liedloe’o Island. New
Yorh harbor. as an immigrant station
Boaotary Wisdom said Doritos-’- Island had
been selected altar much rare and considervb
ationaudhasaw nogood reason iochango
hisdotcrmination to heats the immigrant
station there.
NEWS FROM ALBANY.
Business at the Senate and Assembly ad
Saw Yuri.
Auanr, larch il.—-'l'hroe rotors hare
been received iroas the governor. One was
a rain oi llr. Darh' bill legaliaiag thsacta
olJohn W. 110",ij oi the peace at
York. on the ground oi special legislation.
Thosecnudrcto waaolahill of Ir. ilhraioa
legaliaiog the bonds of Postcbaotor. The
third reto wasot Ir. Rhodea’ New Rochelle
charter bill. in the assembly, the dog is:
hill or. posed with an amendment oflcrcd
by Hr. Nolan, exempting Albany city it»
mead oi Albany county from the operations
of the bill.
Other bills passed were )lr. Pooh’s bill
authorising towns loratse money for the
proper observance of lemorial day; Ir.
[Jason's bill appropriating “0,11% tor the
new Pails Kormal school; Mr. lres‘ bill
amending the act of incorporation of clubs
and societies; llr. Uurnther’s bell doing
away with the voting at old proxies at alco-
tious tor trustees or rural cemetery snooty
lions; Ir. Houg‘s bill putting the New York
city dock department under the control of
the board of estimate and apportionment
In the senate a protest was presented from
the flow York chamber ol’ commerce
against tho Syracu- skanaaties lake water
bill. Thorn was also would a petition
froth um Huntington and others (or the
”W hill The tumultuous
Multan Mr. Brown's medical
summation hill, and the committee on
mhalhnsoos muons the Western
Row York Isthodiat «issues bill.
The following sun woos [Ia-ed:
Appropriating ‘tho M at the loo
pooltsrtothaStato Agricultural sodsty:
the town appropriation ballot bill; bill
appropriating 815,!!!) {or a bridro on Calc-
doaia arcane. Rochester; the ohoes city
court bill; bill for short (onus of dude and
mortgage-a
"Aunt Jaoh'a” flying ‘l’rip.
Raw Yuan, larch ll.—A most routark-
ahlo last was yesterday sauce-lolly accom-
plifiad by Manager A. M. Palmer and bk
"Aunt Jack” company. A medal train
our the Pennsylvania railroad carried the
sunny from this city to Washington,
whore a matinee psrtormam: of "Aunt
Jat' was given. Alter the parlor-anus
the company immediately boarded thotraia
aadwerohack inthheity in little to giro
& arming performance as Inna]. The trip
tow-hingtomadlstaneeofmtailea, w-
ladoiu tour hours and eighteen minutes.
aadthoroturn journoyto this eityin tour
hounand nineteen minutes. an average at
abs-touaminutoandslxoeeondstotho-ila
The president occupied boa B. and with
him were In. Barri-nu, Ira. lt-ll liar»
risen, lb Wanamaker Private Bocrolary
HallordundLisut. i’arkcr Bowansoo-
named by lira Buchanan. Ira Ponaiman,
In. Taylor, lira McMillan and Ira Win-
dosn. a daughtsrin-law ol Sou-tau Win-
dou. Thotripwasmadstor thoboaelt o!
the actors’ land, which was swelled by
”.150.
laralga Strips for American Registry.
Boson, March ll.~'l'lso Boston Executive
Was-notationhuodoptsdthotollow-
”Imitation byaroto 0! w to 6:1'hat
wombarrqursted to couddrrthooapo
diuyolonsrtingalawwhichshallprorida
torapsriodol toayoarsthairooodmhaou
dioraign hulltshipotoAm-ricna
tharahy coulorrod,oscopt partlelpatinula
then-twnetnda and lnthaoulaidlosor
boutirsgrsutodbyeongrqwhich should
horastrictsd toAIasrican builtraaslaoa-
captpaymontai'orcarryingmaiis.
Against "retardant. laureat-
Auaxr.IarchlL-’l'hs petition olihs
”York clearing homo against thalill
udaoinglonaliatcrest inthiootatotobpc
amthaalarnprr-utod iathaa-sa by
lawman“ Itmakaathaioltow-
upoiarazltootharaata h-alowrrrato
thaadpcerntnadihla mamwoaldhoat
adhd
“file idles
Iorwalh. lat-eh a. 'so.
Toourrrioodoandthe
Public Generally :--
JUST A Willi 081W“:
We have secured the
balance of nausea t
IAIIIS' lunch of Dry
aoodo. he. at such a low
figure that we are pre-
p aredto ones- it at very
low prices. We shall
place new tickets with
new prioeaon thearoodo
and shall make them so
low that we are sure
they will attract utters-s
tion and compel their
sale. We intend imme-
diately to fill up the
store with a complete
stock of DRY 000m.
011. - GLOTBS. HAT-
Trans and BUGS. sulta-
bie for the e pring TI-a do
and hope to conduct our
buslneso in such an
equitable manner that
our name will notbe a
misnomer. and that we
shall secure a fair por-
tion of your patronage.
Equitably yours.
LL ilelIleI l Sells
_I!\‘tliflfl I!
The Conn: client General
Life Insurance 00..
llal‘l’mIlD (URI
Your -.- ms she in y as .oms-yo-z lrcrhmysn
hnvrtul-Itht'!"lu no u is. g torn y you»?
“by l ui lake an line I Imvri Pair, (or yr Ins-ell in
you me for year heir-ll ro- udIs‘
'5 a l iisrttilaitlil Arcs-t.
15’ y this h N Iaalh t‘tinn.
REMflVAL SALE
HomerB.Hoyt
J PIVV [42 In If I! .
WIJ ltmd'r: to
No. 10 North Main Street
AME' Ap ll l.
Chi is shot time: i wi ! oil“.- my entire
Morilt us
Welliesilleelseslliewelli
AT COST.
New In 1!..- Iime to Home
Gesl Welsh at a Les Prise,
\rd luly war-nut! sri hneon is ad mans In:
mourn-n a My much 0! Jewelry I: all dealiaulc
guode so old I out or and rifle! f,
ll()1\l ER 13 [I() Y 1‘,
so. It [turnout Paar I).
lean ll Wlililesey,
llar oz land and retired the store at
36 Main Street, Sorwalk,
(ii-Ill, mnpied by Genre ll. Bayaond,lkey
wilthdcnrhrto kuproaotaotiy on hand a good
mentor
Furniture.
3» lalrdsaiinaochopotogalathoootldrnoe ot
hcpubliraadarharool the patrons, Wetter
at rea- nohle paltr- (ha-bur Parlor sad blurs;
Banal .‘lnt'r. Dorks loch 0am (hhloers. spring
Wald Isms—o. A In comment or liahy
earthen llat nacho. Intrusion Tobias. 1:. It.
Cram & it hittlcsey.
floats
lliil'liATiiNlC RAILROAD.
BANBUBY h NORWALI DlVlSlDll.
Curated Jars. lab. mil.
lama-germ”.
80 UT".
(mllorwalh. Lr.So.Nawalh. Ar. Wilson Point
78am. 756a. Datum
on " 27 " as
DC " 10!! " roan "
saunas twp... Irma.
d" “ OI! “ (It ”
I. “m ttll “lino too “I“
7“ so so a," so so tell! u o.
.n as do w.) a. ll ”a so II
man;
“be...
”I In.
" NORTH.
bathroom [manila-walk. um
imam-5nd luau-.lu‘x'd salient
:: " on " out...
not " nun... is a.
no ”line boll: :ltaari :4: is:
‘32-. 68 " 011%
I“: "Ila-l tea “lint retell-a
sonar.
:gaa than.
any.-
gétiorsrauaoa. raga.“ On." loan
. arse.
stillness. rural-am
hill lallll.
murmured-sat.
Bonelem Bacon Smoked Beef,
and Hams. We think they
are the finest in the world. ‘ Give
them atrial and then give us
your verdict.
MWHLM
lllllliil. llllllililllllill.
250. a. lb. 25¢. a. lb. 250. a. lb.
Tnezt' cone: mu Asu NEAR I‘m: 11‘.
'l'lllt VERDICT-Ml! la hotter than I have hot-II paying 8. cents
a pound for.”
C().\l It: ANI) SAMY’IJE. l'l‘.
..... ~40- "A...
it'll HAVE FOR 'l‘llls) LEN'I‘EN SEAMDN
l‘irklcd [arbour in gls- picodlo flair-vi. ls (Width. Large lilm'cr llrvrl g Exiralarsclln Scallo.
I st-rtml III: P a- n-J- msry- ob aldlarr lhr t hoirut tola-ola luvrr cannon and I’m horwo
giau llrrriog it t: are h—adqoartera r
ltridal Veil, Jones. Pillsbury. Volunteer
and Diploma Flour.
Way down in pr ice Be sure ord set our pr‘ces before you rnrchaee
Boas t' ream Lurch Crachsrs hxnlhd by none.
PRESERVES.
Quinn l’ireorp‘c Plum Raspberry Peach and Strawberry
you It: best Iimot
The place for the famous
i! you wont arcii-h try them. We ole-r
CANNED GOODS.
In this (runny Han-you Vlli'tl lhe Culerled i'I-w Dru) Bar-loll Pears,T«.-m Le l’ her. —
henna. lean L‘ow rucoola h Lms Brats. & ,c.d . 3‘ h w Black
Hele III ese eel llIe Besl Gaels el lie Lewest Pessillie Pliees.
if you reli~lI a First-class Coffee. you cam get it here
We all) still wiiing the Norlhfield Creamery Butler at 32c alb.
Let every I hr r.- me that will to
GHABLBS Ii. SEYMBIIR’S.
33 Washington Street. South Normrlk.
A Positive Sale!
lie Lessee Clearing [in Sale
()F
Bills AND SHUES
Ever oil‘s-red.
Everything goes at cost and less at the store 01
C. H. HARVEY,
North filain Street. South Norwalk.
ALTERATIBN SALE.
As we intend to make extensive improvements 2' I our store
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to wor': at same at
the earliest possible moment, no c’will
Close Out All Kinds of Goods at
Marvelously Low Prices.
Look at the Figures:
Children's Colored Stockings. formerly at 10, 15, 20, 25c,
all at 56 a pair.
Ladies' Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 350., all at 150 a pair.
Ladies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c. now 35c.
Gents’ goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
110M FAIL T0 BALL AND EXAIIHE
is] lot of Ladies’ Ribbed Undervesls,
resale, 15¢.
2:22-4:11.-
Just received a E
worth 400, during tie
Norwalk Chronicler