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'03 THE OPENING OF THIS DEPARTMENT WE HAVE PURCHASED
15,000 Yards of Remnants!
All kinds and colors. from Nos. 2 to [tile width, which will
be sold for about oneothlrd actual east of nine Ribbons n rolls.
M. 8. SM
Insurance Building. South Norwalk.
PRICE LIST 0|" Illlllllllfl ACCORDIN'G T0 Wlll'l‘ll.
lo. 2. Granule, ilalla deenesulir prlee lanyard. Rest-sat price. to.
3., . at n It '3. u i a...
a
at I. 15 u a. ”c.
:O- ‘1‘ .5“ u u "g u at 126.
.- g' u u u 20 ll as [‘9'
I‘ ' at i. g' it u "4%
‘0. lg. “ o ‘
I. “_ ll 6- a. M l‘ s 2".
The above we guarantee to be politiwly all ellk and in the moat vxqumitr limit-v.
Wt.”
Great Bargains in Dress Goods.
I 9 line cheapest thing in
this town and cannot
hill lulll.
Never bolero In tho unnalo of our Ian-inc" have Incas-Goods
oolil non rapidly than they have clone alnce the arrival nl our
.4 trash-ore in every shade. at
39c.
Ladies’ and Children’s Hosiery.
ladleo’ Wool Blind and Plain lloae ~'
Children’s Wool Ribbed and Plala iloise g “ lilo. 1999240
A low pliers left of
those Dalila-a
which are
Ladleo’lloltoa ltlhbeil and Plain lloie
Children’s Cotton Ribbed and Plain lime
All 0! the above mentioned good: aro- wurtli one-third mun» (hi-l jlihlrcm arr
aoking at the present time in large qo-mtiiu 9. Ti»)! are u in czul moucmm m, m it
well wo:th your immediate and close attention.
”4'.- »
hadles’ Jersey \l’aists.
A new arrival III Jersey Willem. all ol’ilie popular style-a. con-
sidered cheap at SI!” and 9') 25. 0m price plflc‘i and “.50.
M- séfllTH
lloot tenable house In Souzh Nurwuk (or oil-clothe and shadow.
Low Prlcw ”ll'ol’anlefll.
. BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HA LL&CO
Silks. Silks-
A Trmactlon infigkiztggxil‘lkdntonish Every
23,000 ill llltlltsl unfit—aim lain lll'lls Sills
[atlavalatatatyluaaommcialinx min: elude-Jolie «(undue-on laudayatonly
$1.75 lllll‘ tart, actually lll’lll $4.00 and 35.00.
will gown-on nodyaalerotasd that it noorrl ob lot. but that thy are all new. (ml:
I’a Inazotaraa ttwt'fio‘kagroa :- trans. liery lady in Kor’walk elmaId anaedihiegreat rat: at Inc
likaaadmothopaalaatharuiamdarinx mammary-avenue.
Genuine Black Guinet Silks.
manta though of u-lulminet Black stile, knownaaiheflwm. pried: liens:
hummin- aura-lactation la hilly warranted.
mes.
atolls”. It
Black Satin Rhaclaw
WW land 5:,onolatfirseklhldavnnaauc- oaa rich
“mung: Lfln’d‘fllgmnmmndualbc;haok
Ask to see our Raven Black Sneearappn
CLOAKS.
Allloal Jacinta down .5000 out.
All Plus! Window- “0000“ .
.80. Wrap-at 00.
I” “ac-.fiflauaxoosofl.uanaolou.
W. B. HALL d: 00.
5: i
nonunion lino vealed Ina lotion! a
all Unmatilneolihuo m1
(OCH-“wand“ at test. The. hall-eat
Illllrl IIIIDIoaMaoaoa inaaowod
allkladoof MNWnUI‘I'o III»
lummw umaulloc
'1 . sauna no island to m nuns
rahllfi"? Who of or. $3:
oil-57" wumuyahootll'llif’l llllD
I“: "D u thrust luriy yarn that our more
haahorno inhuman" Wavy new»
has-alumna” htch a almond aa a "fit“
It! also Illm'l'l IIIIDI.” Joan ”mill
& On . osmium. ll 1.
0. ll. CIIH'II'IOI, Iota Meet, low Yuk.
A. S. F‘Efllllfl.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
lino I'alrh luau. a locality.
to South lain on. loath law-ll.
To EXECUTORS, ADMINI§-
moons and TRUSTEES.
Tho militias: Flank: WW], umdlcwwn.
(hum. capital mid m nllm iii-Mme undo
ti per um mire-neat interest
agnd'EKUaTlfl an permitted by law to buy these
1 Thalia-em the-am null-n M law
it It CltAUi'UAI). Aunt. hurwalk CI. dilltn
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CHILDREN’S PICTUREs‘
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Successful Specially.
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Peat lint Stable Bellini
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wmweinemmlmmnanuu
[illlL lllll Willlll
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, huknwnnna, hot-net
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkeeharre Cd’ale.
Agni Mr RUBBER Plill‘h
Yard ice: of Washington and Mar-
shall etreete. Branch 0!]er at 35le
Drug Store Mini
Fill. Fill. Pllll.
mugnrgtg‘; 0310111 JOI-II H. SMITH. “mm,” ”mm
fignmgw Will'- Wallis, £13383!“ Ltltltts
We“ Papers- lll'l'l! .lll'l‘l ! 3.33m
N’ow G064. FALL STYLES, 60008 oruvsnro memv.
" firm ..... $3.253?“ .... HUN” ZELUFF
Wk'flfifltzrfi
’ lltilnllillill .
,i‘l'L» Knarr's,
Oi Weaningioem.
The ~13“th offlo-
Callaand Flack.
“Ll."m 0' JACK ‘I’All'llflllllcl
Ian foul-any concerning Ibo lulal-
mu cam Ania-i to. “W
Ooh-MM“ Plant mm
to Call“. Vigor-ally Junk-ol-
liaw You. larch m~At the nee-no
inquiry the Irot witna' called was liohad
Gallagher, sergeant at Iarlnoo. Whoa
qaaotloaod as to taapanlahuoatalallctod on
thalutanvlaa lam Gallagher roam
tho provloia day"- tootineay regarding lune
handmaltjaekotlu‘lioa. Walkar‘haaoo
was the only one when he had saw: a
non mad or m The witne- ad—
mitted under Mutation that tho
crowottha Intermis- wara annuity in-
oubordlaato. ma Gallagher Mount“
aaonaatlon by declarluy that tho buckets cl
Ialt water had been dulled our Walker not
bolero but alter Uomnnnder llcCalla bad
Wk him with hlo sword
'I'lia Ca-uaador'a “not.
Burnt. Arthur H. Ionroo corrolioratod
Gallagher‘s taaiinmny that tho waterwao
thrown on Walker after he had h-eaotrnol
down. He reoitod oi. Iaotanoo at John
lmch'a confinement in the coal M
and said that the man was kapttlura all
night under double irons. When ans oi the
men who hmi turned out and was coining
up tho lore hatch cried out against thou,
taln‘a treatment of Walker the commander
had yelled: “ilriu; that man alt and I'll
fix him. too.“
(Ihalnod [land and Foal.
Private of Narlnaa Brandon said he had
been ironed at ltouen for jumping the this
in company with nine or t:n comradeo.
When they returned they were chainodto
gather with band and tool irono.
Brandon waa released next day, but the
other men were kept in irons lor tighter
nine days. Their irons were not removed
during media 'l'hey naked the executive
ofllcer (or this privilege, but were told that
Commander Mdfalla would not allow it.
Private Cuddy saw at Uran, on tho wool
coast of Africa, three men chained in a
row. They were hard drinkers. Walkol
had been quiet up to the time at tho ship’s
arrival at Cronsladt. Then he nomad tc
“break out." He lull been under punish-
ment most of the time.
'I ricrd l’p to Jacob's Ladder.
Ship's Writer Joseph M. Darly looked
every inch a tailor no he took the witneu
choir, dressed like “dimly in his beat roll
of navy blue. lie said that on one occasion
lll'runntlitl: ll»: nintreporoun Walker hail
stowed himself own; in the cool bunkero t4;
avoid work, Wanna-i round him and haulod
him out.
Walker was then taken over the ode and
thoroughly washed down. Upon ramming
to the deck the man had refused to stand
up He was then trlccd up to tho Jacob'e
ladder, but his test were list on the deck.
Mutant-Anna Brooks tea-title! many ol
the men who had been atraitjackad and
ironed dearvod a court martial.
Quartermaster Hahn said that ho war
one of the neon in the {native target party
at Crumtadt. He admitted having taken
too much ltmoian whisky on that occaoion,
but indignantly denied having deserted hie
gun. He was not one of the men who had
besncnrted back to the ship in an ainb‘
lance. When the party returned they were
blacklisted and given extra duty. For twc
nights they were forced to "low pitch."
Shari. Flafk'a Amish-ant.
Nrw You. hlsrch 15. —-'l'he first gun in
the trial at Sheri“ Flack, his son, Will, and
Referee llleoks, for conspiracy in frandn
leutly procuring a divorce {or the all-rid
from Mn. Flack, was fired by District At-
torney Gel! yesterday. Sherifl Flack. lat
whom the speaker showed not the least coa-
aideratlon, sat atolidly in bi place and list
ensd to tho merciless exposition of tho
methods alleged to have been employed by
bliu to defraud the helpless woman who la
lorty years had called him husband, and
whoao love for him has ourvlvod even tho
great wrong done her.
n. Ihflfa Alleged )Ioll'l-
Mr. 00! began by shown“ .: the motive
Sheri! Flack had [or desiring a divorce
trout bk wile. Ilia intinur; with Sarah
Cherry; the (act that he LA at station
timeaandplaaa lived with hers-her bu
band; that he had panned Under an assumed
name, and finally tint he acknowledged to
various pemna that he was anions to
make the Cherry woman his wife, were
torcihly presented
Illa aloctlon (w Eddy Raymond, lb
Ginny's-in.“ hiadealretocleartbolad
lronthoatiguiaotiua‘luinacy worebroaghl
«hand hloprivats lilo 1|prer 1. I”,
clearly depicted. Upon thin datothodivwoo
proceedings were instituted in tho name at
Mary P. Flack by Ambrose lentil. liar al-
legal attorney.
l'laci and lav-h Clarity.
Hodoocribodbowlonolihad alwaylbaon
Sheri! M’s attorney and intimate tr and.
Bow halal been with the shall at the
homo of Sarah Cherry and know that“
livedwilhboraa her husband. landhh
said. warmer-minded to act for In.
Flack. whokuow nothing of the My:
until long altar the decree divord ,brr
from her husband had been mud o
judpwhowaahaudinglovowithtbootbor
contpiratora Ila dracribad tho manna in
which her only son by spacious falsehoods
iodine-diner tools!- apatitionlordivoreoby
makinghnhollavatlat aha was lint-(o
paper lint would malt in hr hull-db
troubling certain property to list.
Then ha described the nan-c in which
Sheri! flock and Sarah Cherry indncodtha
willie-o lotto afldavlta prepared in ad-
voaco by loath-nil aweartoinaltero at
which they had no mun
luna' Paula Ila can-plmy.
Ba dwelt upon M t so rol-
era-in divoctvlulaflonoftlolawwhlchdb
gnaiiladblnlwauckoorvia. and tuldllnw
“knowing in advance that he was to he
”Munch-handout
may and hit Iary I. Flack My
po-llaaapuataaworld.
fllTTEW AWFUL CRIME.
la Harland a Woman. “on l'laoad the
lady an a Iallnad ‘l’vaoh.
flaw ALIAIV, lad. larch 11"“,
Bitter, a had character at thi- elty. waa ar-
rootodatto‘clockoa lloclamwul m.
Oaa hour Murchison“ Ira Ell-n Want
an. Ila alelar-la-law, waa tuoad clubbed to
death. lying on tho Jalonoavlllo, Halbe-
aadladlanapolla railroad track. Tho any
position is that Bitter killed i wanna d
bot mid-ago, a abort d iron the
railroad. and piaoad the body an the tract
lo-akoltappaarlhatltwaoonktdo. with a
vlowot hiding merino. Tho web at ctr
ea-atantlai "Mo-ea aildnead at the la-
qnoat was damaging in tho ctr-nit. Blo-
tor denies all kaowlodza of tho tra‘ody.
Thovlctlin waafloyaan oldandonaol the
boat known Indian 0‘ lilo city. 8&th
a husband and tires children In contort»
lilo clrcuinatanoo.
There la talk at lynching. Later deval-
opmenta show that Bitter attempted to
0'“le In. Whoolon. but aha mutated and
ho braluad her with a hatch“.
The Jersey Cantor-nu.
humus, ll. 1., larch ii—Blacalional
mattera were diamond at the Now Jersey
I. 2. conference. Tho tmol Panning-
ton Seminary presented their annual re
port. which shows receipts during tho your,
“,M‘Z; diobnnemto, than“; total
sum 96; reduction in debt during the
year, limo 50. A resolution propodn‘ the
appointment at a day to ba known as
”Veterana' Day" in the interest of contor-
enoe claimants waa introdncad and relerrrd
to the board of steward: llava K P. Dur—
roll, Boer-tea Townsend and J. B. Price
were granted aupcrnumary relations. and
tho lollowmg were continued in tho unper-
nnmary relations: Rave ll. ll. Harris, Geo.
Eitrhner, William Franklin, Charles R
Hill, W. B. Osbom. Jello-non lAwis, 1’. Y.
(Juldcn. At ll o‘rlock the conierencallar
term! to a urnmn on tho “Semi-Centennial
of Pennington Seminary" by Rev. Dr. Buck-
ley, at New York.
A New Wool Hanulattarova' llocloly.
809nm, March lit-«The Boston Common-
cial Bulletin announm the organization at
a new “mum oi wool manulaciurava,
which will oppose the old National auxin-
tion, at which William M. Whitman is
pesldent. The new a-ociation will resist
the extreme demando a! wool growers, and
demand a reduction of wool duties and
their adjustment on a more equal bash
They will oatabliah permanent hoaoquarten
probably in thin city. The original most
in; included representatives "on {ruin
Philadelphia, and it the extreme wanna
propoood by Mr. McKinley are actually in-
corporatod ina bill it is likely they will bo
joined by the carpet manufacturers in a
body.
English-on Want Our Paper Illlo.
(lute Pa”, 1". Y., March lit—William
Bertram, o! Bartram'a St. Katherine wurh
(limited), at Edinburgh, Scotland, also a
member 0! the institute of Mechanical En-
glnoorinz, and a practical paper maker, and
Charles March and K. Young, expert an
countantr. are examining the books and
plant of the Glens Falls Paper Mill company
loran English oyullmto. 'l'hey will also
annulus the plants at Palmer: Falls, Water-
town and Rochester. The intention in to
purchase a lwothinla interest in each of the
above nails. Thoprice to he paid loratwo
thirds intamtinthollleno Failaniill is
momma
A Fatal Wroci In Ohio.
Karma, 0,, March is—m No. on
lntoalnniklida two iniba west at Black.
had, ditching the engine, baggage, mall,
maker and sleeper. Fireman Berlin was
killed; Engineer John Hart, who wasdoad-
heading on the engine, was badly hurt;
Paungcran. P. Dickson, of Canton. Pa,
lipand hack badly hurt; Edmund Starr-i-
olll, «Bloomfield. Illa. hip and arrn hurt;
Engineer John loore.olightly hurt;
Waknloy. ot Harrisburg. Pa, and 0. I.
“thaligbllybart. Thou-uglno la lying
partlyonihoidoinlho rlvor and them
,anatandlnznpvightbntofltboirtmka
Illlod by n Wanda.
arockl’ronatha‘l’atVtrginla‘ Canal
nadbotwoea Chloe and Blair:- a
olldobariadoovenot lbs non. 'l'wu
doadwhnhkuuhonohudiedolaeo
l'lodoad-o Janos Lambert, or Chafloo,
Va. loavak a widow and fatally; Joni
loch-l, ann-arrlad Italla.aadVeraato
Vallao, lravra a widow and (anlly in Italy.
toward Douala Fallkaar.
I» “new. Slipper Inn to ltay.
Bmaw, 1'. Y.. larch ire—Two thea-
aandpaopialast night law Hugh Lon-ad
«only defeat James Falkner in awraalllag
match forum under the amploso at tho
Mb Athletic club. The first bout was
anon-Mamba“ was won in mm
Bunion.Bept.m-Capl. Job Barr.who
Iailadtha'l‘hhtlein bar ran-with lbs
fl
’Doszs
Kora 50:15.
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W. II. MEEKER & CO.
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Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
s'rovzs, muons.
AND TlN“ A B E.
maven tor
Steam and Hot Air lic-ating,
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THE MOST NUTRITIOUS AND
PALATABLE CRACKER OFFERED
TO THE PUBLIC.
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TO THE PUBLIC:
House cleaning is ovcrmlhat is, with lie-«tor we have fin~
iehed painting and cleaning our store, and are now preparing
for an extensive Spring busineen We are making moot olronv
none ell'orte to surpass all previous seasons. We will shortly
show our Spring Stock of Milliuery Goods in the public, and
Would advise all who intend purchasing anything in this
branch to wait a low daye until the balance of our Spring
.Goodfl arrive. As we are desirous of showing to the ladies only.
the latest novelties, we prefer waiting a week longer, instead
of havingaSpring Opening belore the latest novelties are
really out. We therefore advise all ladies to
WAIT
and see our announcement when the real Spring Goods are
ready. lleepecll'ully yours.
H- Krieger,
Mallackemo Hotel. South Norwalk. Conn
F. A. Ferris & 00’s Unexcelled -
Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef,
and Hams. We think they
are the finest in the world. Give
them atrial and then give us
your verdict.
MMHM
WE HAVE RECEIVED A LARGE INVOICE 0F
llelaware 00. Dairy Butler
Which we shall sell at
Popular Prices, viz. 2W 4 1-2 lllllllllll for $1.
Hall you trial lllllllfllla and llllllllllttll?
Something fine in the Health Food Co. products. We are sell-
ing large quantililies of those
Splendid Cooking Potatoes
While and Mealy. Try them if you wish fine goods. In the
Fancy Goods we have the choicest
BATES, PBUNES AND TABLE BAISINS IN BOXES.
Wl Kllll all llll Llllllllll Flam lll llll him
And sell them on close margins.
TheBonCremLunchandSodakaers
Take the diploma above all others. Be sure and try them. If
you want a. barrel of Flour, barrel of Sugar, Barrel of Potatoes ,
barrel of Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Choice Kim
Apples, Sweet Oranges, Layer Figs, Dow Drop Canned P .
and in tact everything the market affords, leave your ord‘ -
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
on l-IAl-W
Norwalk Chronicler