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JOB ASSORTlllENT AT - - -- 11 Cents
JOB ASSORTMEWAk 17 Cents
{ ” ' Good Values in other Grades.
A A. DICKERMAN ”a. ,SON,
84 W'ASBINGTON STREET, ,' SOUTH NORWALK.
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DRESS G'OODS.
niedepartlent In full to overflowing of the choicest ot loving fabrics, In all the latest ehedee. The fact is well Mahllehtd that la ram use we era-l in
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foilfll“ mmlatc ”mu-RUGS A) (”SPECIALTY-
5COFIELD eh HOY'I',
NORWALK AND 80' TI KOIWA LIL
;nMMe “4’ mmmm
Cluttered
, (foot of Bank), nurnoaronr, wees
Cor. late I West Sis.
LOWER THAN EVER' I l'urel’ndeandflile.8hl comforts-win:
;‘ Forename.
t
in flea and Dredgin atertale w some
Decorated Tea Set, “I will“ m, Handguns lilac Ind, 'rtmena,
l’locee, .' 35. mime-I. lullen,nwds,1nportedseouh mi km-
.m . and these “my- fovweeriu ualttiee. mutt
watguh amt perfect freedo- fuaetfog. A lull true
a, . . 1 above are at reduced prim. We are solo agents (or
’" . ' , Tower'a"7ieh "of Oil Cloth the but in
. man and 6“ mm, some”, 4%” 5‘ a dOZ. ’the world. A good unit of black“: yellow on
i". .5 ‘ I 6'.“ Blake! I“. ,end will many times repay it- can u protection
STEAM HEATERS m ...... "w” ..
1, m ,oa Roam ship, Itupm
Hot Air Heaters. r... and sum Iron wm.
Glennie?” firm“,
pneumonia. Rubber
Cumnerythiugneedsd
f h hired Telephflenfihhc Ynlwlgr b“
th one u . . ‘ew or ice.
Never Under-old.
; pool Currency! Kowmta have ever been made
i
”“0"“. Chamber ”d 33‘ t ..r the celebrated Pontiac W's-resonate; all of tie
, Clothi- rot expensive, to easily In repair.
t . .
moves and assess “W “m“ ""
A FULL IslNE 0'"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
ilrzrry Bros. Hard 0“
‘ere steel Door
Mellow. beet thlnz oat.
W. 0. QUINTARD
lawnmower.
ll. Dell.“ it Still.
hoe-areal. Dan's.
5| Warhi Street, South Hawaii:
antigens Nomllt.
Finltlhtt Balers, Confection
And Ice Cream.
orders Promptly Attended 'l'o.
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’ es lain so, So. Nonalk.
hue lien teeters
immunities. Puttl'l. Etc
‘, ,oruu me: In Their see-on.
if i nish .
i
Mats,
(
, {in linemen: AND emu
ELM. - 1am
ennn teen!
b ‘ zone cream» no urn-urn.
Mme-sew The inlet inlet.
““" «Mfiawé
marsh-assure.
Poultry of all lines
F. HAYES.
mm. » MID ‘H'twlli
1” Mel-tress
« in Clinton muty, aretha vlothneot attend
TH; sis-mum ..
Horrible Fate of a Farmer and
His Wife.
on one m rue oruuu urtsn.
teary learn and Ira. wane the \llott-e
al a Pia-dials Aunllhltobbery Was
the native-Ilse 'o-aa'e Desperate
I’lgltt for life.
Davauronr. la, larch lt—An tuoflea-
slva old couple. Henry lturre and wife. ltv~
lag in a little settlement known as Brown,
leh crime, the huhand being lulled and the
wife fatally wounded. Norrie was quite
wealthy and lived the retired life of a
farmer. llewaakuownall over thle part
0! Iowa from the fact oi hlelnancial stand-
lag and from the additional reason that he
had held various county and township
clean it was generally believed that he
always hada great deal of money In his
pines-ion. as he waa often heard toeay that
he had no confidence In hanks.
told-trees s! Butchery.
The exact hour of the commission of
“norm has not been fixed. When found
'6”de- lying on blot-M . In the;
“maul-Who's“ nth-re was .a 1U
two inches tong and about tore: inst-es
deep immediately under the point of the
left jaw. He had bled Internally. and
probably lived but. a few minutea after he
was attacked. Two pools of blood on the
floor are the witnesses which say that the
old mun was in the sitting room seated in a
chair when the murderer found him. He
evidently got up and staggered to the
kitchen, where he fell.
A Woman's Fight for Life.
hire. Nurre, obviously terrified by the as-
Iault. upon her husband, led up stairs and
barricaded herself in the east. room. There
she was pursued by the villain or villains,
who forced an entrance. ‘3
From the appearance of the room it feare-
inl struggle must have taken place before
she was overpowered. The room and all
tta furniture has the appearance of aalaugh—
ter house, blood being daubed all over the
walls and the bedclothing is soaked with
it. The women was finally knocked sense-
in. by two heavy blows on the hack of the
the head, which crushed her skull. She was
still alive when found by the neighbors,
but therein only the smallest prospect of
her recovering.
A Large [toward Offered.
Theodore Hellman, the son~iu~law of the
murdered man, offers a reward of MN}
for tho npprt'llulllluu of the men who did
the deed.
tnilwd, as the murderers had from one to
two days to cover their tracks or get away.
The motive for the crime was undoubtedly
robbery, as tho combination of the safe had
been badly battered and the house thor-
oughly ransacked.
THE SAXTON BlLL PASSED.
The Assembly at Albany Approves of
the Measure.
Ausssv, March I-l.~—The Sexton ballot
reform bzll has passed the assembly bya
vote of 1‘2 to SI. Sixty-eight Raw
an‘four Democrats were for the hill,
hftyone Democrats and no Republican
against in Three Republicans were absent.
The bill will now have togo hack to the
serrate for concurrence.
The following Democrats voted for the
hill: Messrs. Bohmer, Kerrigan, Brady and
Kenning-r.
The corrupt practices bill was then taken
up and paired, after the insertion of
amendment: by Henri. Acker and Btrana-
han eullicient to send it back to the senate
till the governor‘s action on the ballot l.-
form bill is known, by 115 slllrmutive and
no negative votes.
rntnt "ardlet. ’a2,5oo.
Bosms, March let—The jury in the case
Merchants and liners’ ‘l‘rsnsportationeom—
party to recover damages for the drowning
of Charles 8. Willis, in August, l888. lilo
rendered a verdict of $2,500. This waatho
third trial. Willie was sailing In his yacht
when it was run down by the company’s
steamer. Willisfloated a few moments and
then sank. The jury in the first trial gave
$.13!) damages, though instructed by the
court that they could give damages for
Willis’ conscious Inlet-lug: only, not fog
his death. The verdict wu let aside, the
court stating that ‘5“! would have been
ample. 0n the second trial a verdict of
$9,“)? was given. This was also set aside.
verdict will he allowed to Itnhd.
Commemoratlng a Car'- "Removal."
an Your, larch ll.-—The Raglan
American league held a meeting last night
incommemoration of the removal of Car
Alexander ll, on Kay 13. 1881. H. 0. Pin-
teooatt L. Goldenherg. Edward King. Ira
Johanna Oriel and others spoke. Resolu-
of March ill. 18!“, was thanaturel onwons
ofwhat Alexander]! had inflicted upm
snowstorm unwthatmhetmeent
~Htvagelnethexarapria-eehov- fiat-We
Welt-ye underground-tan m.
.....m o
Ilallot later— in New Jersey.
hammlfareh u—‘nn joint non-par.
this eonmittaeonballot reform that and
ereport theWertebtuwlthatew,
alteration early nextweek. 'l'hecolmtttea
a resolution requesting Chateau
Iartlatonotitythenewapapaemd-
eatsthateomeotthereportaeeatoatlauy
museum: Mu. vertical-firmwa-
gardlng rows among theme-hers
olthe The
threats-tea Its-needed.
W 2a.,larchlL—Hotwatr
andstearnfrnnrthelooded BonthWilk.
barre shuttle/pouring into the Btaatea
arias. Adonroonnectlngthetahraeianp
posed to have been burned away. The
hatearnlaewulhveteheaheldunadler
themes-rut That-rt at the dampen
hath-own.
summertime ‘
Not the least claw has been ob'
of Frank mun, administrator, against the "n
It is not known whether or not the present ,
tiona were adopted declaring that the event NM
amends-a barmand all or r buildings on
. and boa-dad
.. spuounushacgase line:
The
Nor-elm Beet mutant ever mm I.
end
I and ate them.
GEO. ll. RAYMOND
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4890 seems 18905
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rnw’cm’s
Hlilttttllltll‘l [til lltlltllt‘l.
ill the Latest Spline Style:
NOW OUT
aamend All Main In. Surrwnllr.
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ELEGANT ASBOITMEHI' OI'
lists, Flowers, Ribbons, kc
Wide-ale call and examine our goods A!
Mrs.W.l'-'awoett
No. 3 WATER STREET,
Norman.
3
t‘UNN. !
Tax Collector’- Sale.
V'OTICB ls hereby given that the undersigned,
l It‘ollector of Taxes, under and by mum of a
crrblln ta: warrant. duly executed and emu-d by
proper authority and danced to the- lindzl'l‘lhfli‘d. '
commanding him to levy and when of '
Hits. A. M. tjlferI‘.
and other pcnons named in the me hook, on the
list to said evltrrant snorted, their several proper»
mm of the rum total an Xhemln stareduhl sum
llst made in rem by the lnhshttants of the town of
,‘ NorwaIk. regularly and legally mumbled. to run
onthc amt: day of December-.A. 1). lots met for
the purpose of providing for the nrldchtfdne-s of:
*1! ,
\
paid town, levies upon the following dczcrnbcd
estate of said
‘Mre. A. H. Currie.
situated In town of Norwalk. to wit. a attain tract
of land together with two dwclhnz houses standing
then-(mam: one barn ard all other buildings on :
said premiere. and bounded as follows. to wit: .
North by the bighwe :eest by the shertrau estate;
south on Norwslk Illa Company; and west by .
Iorgan smith. 5
And] shallrell at Pnhllc Auction. on the ml- l
are hart-before described. on the nth day I’m-y.
3.0.. 1590. at ten o'clock torenoan, to much thereof
aawtllratee the Inn: oi thirteen dollars and fifty :
cents. mu hang the proportion of the said In. A. t
I. Cortisol the rim total In laid Itat, toaetherwirh ;
the chance of lev . sale, etc. '
GIO B. 81‘. OEN. Tax Collector. list 1555. ‘
Wfigle. latch nth. A. D. In”).
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'l'ax Collector’s Sale.
MIC! in given 'thet the undersigned,
Collector of ca, under and by virtue of a
certalntu warrant. duly executed and signed b
proper authority and directed to the llhdetelglll‘d', 3
commanding him to levy and collect of
ills A. I. t'Ult'l'ls.
and other persons reamed tn the rate book, on the
list toaald warrant. annexed, their several propor-
ttmof theenrntotal as therein stated. raid sum
being a tax or moment laid upon the amen:
lint made in m by the inhabitants of the town of
Nerwall regularly and legally assembled, to wit,
oathefith day of December, A. 0., min. met for
of providing for the indebtedness of
rat town. levies noon the following described real
estate of aid
mg Ilrs. A. I. Curtis,
rt ed in town of Norwalk. to wit, a certain tract
of lead together with two dwelling hooves standing
I . and one and all other buildings on
aid tau, and bounded as follows. to wit:
North by the highway: cart by the shaman estate;
Ionth on 1|de litle Company; and west by
In snub.
And label: sell at public auction. on the premises
hereinbetore 11 bed. on the 12th day at lay.
A. 1).. lat), at 10.15 o'clock. f so much
thereof as will raise the sum of thirteen altars and
fifty ear, that being the proportion of the said Ira.
A. tennis or theemntotsl Inuld hat, together
with the charges at levy. sale. etc
630. B. 51‘. JOHN, Tax Collector. “It 185.
Dated at Norwalk, larch 6th, A. 1).. lsoo.
74421
Noncliebere given that the andsrelgnod.
collectorol es. underarm by virtue of a
orrtatn tax warrant, duly executed and signed
pvoperaurhority and directed to the nudereigne .
I
’l'an Collector’s Dale.
con-auto: ratolevyandeollectof
Its. A. I. CURTIS.
mdotherpereonenamed in the rats hook.on the
Iiettoeeld warrant annexed, their several-proper.
tloaeof the-um total es therein stated, a sa-
beluga tax or era-amt laid n ale-neat
list made in its? by the Inhabitants the m of
he
nl town-levia- Ipon the following described
estate of said
I 11th Bit. certain!
I: o- a reel
gmfiflm hours-tilting
as fol to :
e-thyths lib-rm“; estate.
Out-m. and west by
Ion-possum.
Andlehallvellatpablieuetton.uthaprernlea
heralnhetm d-eribed. an the lath day of In.
Ln. true, at to mo‘elock. foreaosaJo-ush there-
" "summer-M...“ We ms "2
out re.
re. the all "do.” Int, together
,TaxOolllflor.Lhton.
«MAIL!!!»
withlhe
GI). Eb .
Daudat
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Tax Collector’- late.
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nga tax cr assessment laid upon the autumnal '
ems sue.
This being our second anniversary in Norwalk, we will celebrate
the event by inaugurating another
19 CENT SALE
l90. l90.
Wednesday.
I 90. I 9c.
To be continued for four days—~Saturday, Monday, Tuesday and
l90. l90.
The hundreds of ladies who have attended our former Special
Sales and received such wonderful values, will find that during
this sale we shall otter the greatest bargains that have ever been
placed on our counters. The patronage we enjoy from the major-
ity of the people in this townnhnd.--vjclnity, andtlte feet that our,
goods in ’ariably give the purchaser the utmost satisfaction is the
strhnghht tldhd loft residence gthatzwo are.
t'tn tune n the ” tees nee
vllress floods.
have we shown such a llcauti
.ful assortment of Dress Goods. 1
t'ashmercs, Sergcs, l‘lohairs,
llcnriottus, llcigcs, ll‘lmmcls,
(fornbinutimn Suits, l’nttcrn
Dresses, Stripe-s, Cllccks and
all the latest Persian novelties
We: ask an inspection of those
goods, and if unable to come
vuursclf, semi for samples. All
orders by mail will be carefully
and prmnplly attended to.
Rcaul what 1‘.) cents will buy
Eduring this sale at tlw Dress‘
Goods counter:
lilo for two yards double
fold Cashmere, any shade; this
lot if ntlcrcd for 1210 per yard
would be a bargain.
19c will buy two yards (lou-
ble fold Dress Goods in all the
tlatest styles of Fields and
Stripes, worth 15c per yard.
19c per yard for 33-inch fine
quality Cashmere, better goods
than you can buy anywhere in
town for 25¢ yer yard.
19¢: per yard for 38-inch
Fancy Dress Stripe and Fluids.
this Springs styles, good qual-
ity and weight, just. the thing
for early spring wear.
member these prices last: but
four days.
Bitten lennnnent.
Read what exceptionally
good values will be found in
this department. for the next
four days.
19c will buy one yard Crown
Edge Moire or Satin Edge
in Feitle Ribbon No. 12.
19c per yard for all Silk
Fancy Ribbon, 4 inches wide.
19c will buy two skeins best
quality Germantown yarn.
«that lenennnenlx
of Ladies’ Spring Garments
now open, in materials suitable
for immediate wear.
Ladies’ fine Jersey Jackets,
only $1.49.
Ladics’ Light Colored Cloth
Jackets, $1.95. -
Jewelry Departm’t
19c each for Rolled Gold
' Plate Breast Pins, 75 clitierent
kinda
19c will buy one pair ladies’
or gent’s Cuff Buttons, inn end-
lees variety.
190 for your choice of a large
easement of Earrings. Rings,
Bracelets, Necklaces, etc.
Re— .
t tente’ annlelnnn tents.
’ 190. Your choice of an ele-
Our stock of Spring Dresstgam line of Silk Neckties, all
itioods is now about complete,‘n0w spring patterns, for this
land never (and we say it. withlsalc only 190 each.
: all due regard for past exhibits) 1
190. Gents’ pure linen col-
[lens: 2 for 190.
190. Four pairs Gehts' Fan—
,cy Mixed l Hose.
19c. One lot boy’s plain
Seersucker Waists, plaited front
Cami back, only 10c each.
Hosiery and Gloves.
100 for 4 pair ladics' Fancy
otton Hose.
, lilo for 3 pair children’s rib
bed Cotton Hose V
19c for 2 pairs children’s
Wool Mittens.
19¢ per pair for ladies’ Cash-
cre Gloves.
Ittc per pair for ladies' Wool
,Mittens.
, . lltlllltlilll lllllil‘llllttlll.
190 for 4 yards good apron
EGiugham.
190 for 4 yds l'nbleached
tCanton Flannel.
, 190 for 4 yds White Domes
'tic Flannel.
' 19c for 3.5 yds cheek Cheviot
iShirting, worth 100 per yard.
190 for 2 fine all linen Huck
owels, 38x18 in.
; 19c for four yds good Brown
j'foweling.
19c per yd for Turkey Red
'or Cream Table Damask, usu-
ally sold for 25c a yd.
Ttllltll llllil‘llttlll
100 will buy one bottle of
Ammonia and one cake oi Les.
ker’s Ammonia Toilet Soap.
190 buys one bottle Witch
Hazel, the great family remedy.
19c buys one large bottle
excellent quality FloridaWater
19c for one package of Lu-
bin’s or Colgates toilet powder.
19c for one bottle Syrdicate
Lustrate, the best gold‘mnd sil-
mre polish in the world, never
sold for less than 25c a bottle.
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Readiwh-at you can. get inth
Kiltltttl DililMlll
For 190.
v.‘
1 E] t Glass Set-four laces,
-l Wigtl'll’itcher. p
5 Wine Glasses.
2 Decorated Plates.
1 Lunch Basket.
1 Water Pail.
1 Eureka Putter Poll.
10 Glass Tumblers.
1 Kettle for Oil Stove.
1 Turkey Platter.
1 Hammer and l Hatchet.
2 Boxes Ladiea’ Bhoe Dressing.
l Bracket for Lamp. ,
1 Corn Popper.
In thiedeperttnent will he found a cont-
lete assortment of Burner: and Lamp
' e”"‘Nennett‘."
telnet litenannent.
You will find on our floors
morc qualities, handsomer de-
signs, em] lower prices than
anywhere else in this part of
the state. In order to make
you interested in our Carpet
Department, we will other for
190 per yard as good u carpet
as you will pay at least 250 per
yard for elsewhere, and if you
have a large floor to cover, the
saving on this Carpet is worth
your consideration.
,tleenen Bennetnent.
SPECIAL, for this sale only,
1 pair Nottingham Lace (imi-
tation Tambour Swiss) Curtains
with pole, ends, rings and cur-
tain pine. everything complete
for $1.10.
Hamburg Dept.
Now is the accepted time, so
come early and often and se-
cure some of the bargains
never before offered to the
people of Norwalk.
190 per yard for 9 to 18-in.
Hamburg Edgings. The reg-
ular price on these goods has
been from 30c to 60c per yard.
190 will buy one linen Splash
er,with fringe,cxtra fine quality
19c will buy three gents'
colored bordered hemstitched
Handkerchiefs.
19c will buy five ladies’ col-
ored bordered hemstitched
Handkerchiefs.
Notion Departm’t
190 for 2 pairs Corset Steels.
19c will buy one dozen elas-
tic Corset Lacers.
10c for 2 dozen hid covered
Hair Crimpers.
19c will buy 2 gross Agate
Buttons.
19c buys It spooer '
Cotton, 300 yi'r‘ds to egg)?
19c for 5 dozen Hooksand
Eyes, 5 u. 3 or 4.
,119" 'r4. aers,bet r-
e... it. :P i’ «wt it“?
19c for 3 dozen large size
nickle plated Safety Pins.
19c will buy 2 dozen Lend
Pencils with rubber eraser ut-
inched.
ill llltliI‘Mlll.
During the 19c Sale he sure to visit thin
department for GREAT BARGAINS in
ARTISTS’ HATERIALS, STATION—
nnv;mm nor-cm, and Rev.
ELTIES. vallll'. II Coat, and
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE. A hand
some line of m MI, and they
are almost given away. Remember this
itnneya—ell styles-it Rock Bottom
Prices. ,
Open Monday and Thursday evenings till 8 o'clock, Se iii-day evenings till 10 o’clock.
in a positive sale to close the department.
Norwalk Chronicler