Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, April 11, 1890 · page 2

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Wits-cs Wrists. embm
.iugelltheuaw styles, prilccs
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gm .1“, $2.00, 82 26,
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0.0 more than the above
" Agents McCall’s Bazaar

mu ant tines.

,2Oancsiery1fepartmeat at
Niece-up te; every ing
Mend fresh for the spring,

and tehiu or 'n into
+ ...........- " fleas:
' at the
‘ WWW, teeyd, he, so.
are proud to say without
any embarramment that we are
we in the lead of anything
yczdispleyed in this Vicinity.
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semi-i.
with bargains. line goods and plenty

Dram (ii
on whiah‘ our
as
till
od’eriug these goods at such a
remarkably low price they are
sure to go
Dre- Patterns sold last Satur-

day. Come early while they
or New York at last.

only we will oil'er the best
French Satines, full width, the
best textures, at the astonish-
ingly low price of 15c per yd.

with the most complete stock
of Gents’ Furnishings, and as n
:pecislty all linen Collars and
'uil

per pair.

 

Agents for McCall's Patterns

M. .3. SMITH, .

INSURANCE Bunbme, .

have as no competing stock; below us lie
“of them. All
illled and overflowing.

Blast Brass Ennis.

One of the specialties of the
week in this department is s
54 inch suitin at 05c yard,
and our comp rte line of silk
warp lienriettss at the follow-
ing prices are worth irom 15
to 25 per cent. more then they
are rushed, as follows: 01.00,
$1.13,] 17, HQ, 1.25 peryard.

150 did'erent styles ofl'an
just receiv ,
price will be 100
cog as th last,
will not belong, on

quick. Over 40

In Wool Warp Henriettns.
we have never carried a more
complete stock, and will men-
tion a few oi the many good
values in that stock. 250, 35c,
39c. 50c, 65c, 7 5c, 83c and $1
per yard. And no time during
our history have we had better
success in our Black Goods de-
ptwtment than we are having
at the present. Customers
who are anticipating melting
Spring purchases would do
well to call on us and compare
notes, for we are confident we
can do you good (lur line of
Brilliantines are also open for
inspection at 75c per vard and
upwards

SATINES.

For Saturday and liondsy

Gilli” Ffllllililllii.

We again move to the front

s.
Collars 11c each; Culls 13c

You are sure to

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no competing prices. We
the leadlus and rcpreseu
ilad what you
please the trade. our

In! it!” In Ml- latnr fie
deuflflmm‘
“WWW-ale
withtlaldttla lwltn-wltl.

lawYmAprnlL—v'ne nationalism
putt-gtons-assuatwhichtcokplassymtl~
day allsrnccu and evening is lard-ea
”Mavens and Nineteenth street.
wasthemedlatsr-tiagy eveatci the kind
hthehidcrycl the titer-0|- Ths hall
was crowded. the audience including-ct
«lbw-.m- fluid-sinus-
aunhwdpcplsaotterailiarwiththsgrt.
who had been attracted by the novelty
otthsusatest. Amougthosscorapstiegicr
thsveriotnprinsa mauvsrycruumot

talent Brass tools

The items mentioned are
only specimens which will be
found represented throughout
a stock which has no equal in

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

'° madeclaardaring there deliberatin- thus

 

variety or magnitude. We rmhm::mm mum ms.

mil not t the circnm. 'i‘hshail was “an up with idlll'llii m Ir. Hunter said the hill could aothsccme
stances n or which these hm lid-edits ma nun-c In

goods were bought. Suffice mfixflfmhfl'u,m, I MM hrsd! It th- aw om.

wnsgivsaiivemlnutssin which to send as
manywcrdsaspcdbletrosaaprintsdinrm.

The ladies sea II. f‘t‘tld “more."

Prismwn'aawardad hcthtcrthehtghsd
namherolwurde ran-titted and for the
perfection with whiehthe Ice-characters
ware-ads. Aprim waaabo gtvaatotha
rater-akin thabsnteopyinreastving

mattwasssat. The atternocawasde—
votedtothsladim'classandtha‘udtimsrs"
claqthelatter being open only to those
who have been operators tor twenty-Ive
yaarscrovar. laohconteatant hadhh or
herprtbnueamcng the auditors, and was
warmly applaudadon taking the plattcrm.
Alargndslegatlcn of newspaper- msn was
prusnt-mauyct the reporters being old
themeslvm—and thaydeclarsd
thatthepubllc interest in the alair was
Ming remarkable, and in iactsuceeded
that taken lather-scent billiard tournament.
The Olalals at the tournament.

Hr. Frederick Catlin, a veteran teleg-
raph-I, was manager of the tournament,
andthejudgnwsruWaltar P.Philllm gen-
eralmanagerot theUnitad Press; Thomas
IL |l'altavnll,uditor of The Electric Age;
George Ii. Usher. manger oi the Postal
Telegraph Cable company; I F. Howell,
teetarol the Western Union micelles,
law York, and George E. Holbrook, oi the
Theflew York World. C. W. Price, of The
Ilactrlcal Review, was , and W. J.
debt-ton, of The Rise cal World, wan

to say they have been pro-
nounced by all the Greatest
Bargains. And the following
is the schedule: All Wool Suit
ings, stri es lsinsnnd checks,
for 19c, gic, Sic, ~35c, 38c and
39c per yard, 36, 38. 40 and
42 inches wide.

Laiies’ Jacket: and Wrap

The largest and best assort-
ment of Jackets and Beaded
Wraps for the Spring season.
are r ow open and on exhibi
[inn and will mention it few of
the best values as follows: 3.50,
5.00, 6.50 and $7.00. We
all the popular styles. Be-
iore purchasing elsewhere call
and are our display.

 

 

Agents for McCall's Patterns

SOUTH NORWALK. ..

hone "Contributed tha' Prisca.
‘Thecontrlbutors oi the mo in prlssa
were Andrew Gen. Thomas'l‘.
Inhart.ThomasA.Edlscn.Waltch.Pbil—
iips,A.B.Chandler,theUnitadPrm-,the
AmethdhethellsctrtcalWor-ldflh
WMw,ThallactricAge.theK
lav-sly y.J.i!.Bunnell&Co.,
the'mtsrn company. the New
lav-Mommandllllohnssn.
Intr'lawarnalfrlaae.

coat-twainthaladtas'elaaa,

Agents for McCall’s Patterns.

York, won the Irntprtse, sending 217 wurda;
Xi- Bella I. Dennis, cl New York, mend

 

 

 

 

 
 

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, _ . springmilliuery, frcmweering it. 5' W Harwell reduced to $20.00. withqssd. so. MCnflimollaanrk,
, f " The Church was a beautiful flower garden. Such an ar— mssihriith "S ilnivallh 830-00 30“. 0" Suits "“00. fifmfiufin’fi :‘h‘. an]:

’ 701‘! Mess copld be seen from the head of everybuhd‘v, tint. _ . to $25.00. Emmy 21‘ QM. mi 13m and
lemwismmmwxm see mm mm We“ 2..., Wm 22 .2... .. .222 ..:~.-.:-.:-...::. mus; .

,Hofhhtwechwhereallofthc'l'rimmedflats that wescl And 10° Cream fl havetheroore. mwgmgmrgw 223?:
”a” trndc,wcnt to,but8undayansweredourqusc mmm‘m 1". u “momma-impugn“.
2.2.2 a” - "we DaVId Stow wmmnxem
7 V '- heciltheaimof’n. ' dummy Store mudmdnflnamme
mag... .12... .h j ' from - '°- “NEW 2' “gem m. .mm
drillhofthelastten we ieel eutthat m;mmwfir amt...
lsdisshcwwhere to get a thing when t7 a. it. I," crane. W- 11- MEEKER & “55353.1? 3&3:
“ having, ' ’ ofa number trimmed , , derwaSchrda WUuitadPr-
learnt. we .611 mi gent varietyleit, . NEW “WW- Jag-:3...“ "" “WM
.ltyhlldlll whomaycall. e fillnmfinuefi‘i...‘ waugg‘sxrrfiflg Rmflguashrm:er
‘ 2 not ' an ' to new mar ‘ . , m, was :
‘ m... a... ‘ 222., mu, mm 5w than a 3 r...““.‘m_t‘°:.e..s
e would he ”man-tam MI. 3 ll afimtfi :I: :31
"'h ’ u ”' theallottndtI-e or lva mtg-t;
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_ .V l. Iirieger-liillinery.

80m Noun“, 01., April 7th, 1890.
L, Ladies, Easter is over, and what a beautiful day

"0388 t'bl I’I’I .\ G.

I“ done m newer, u, a
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1:. Benn & sol.

It is true that a slight wind

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are m; in. a It. VMOI, at
York, thirdprise, 910 words It.
WWW,“ flawYork,‘ wonthe
Elwin!!! 825 dared bythe United
toruerllsacecombinsdwithqssd.
“that!“ “more” I'ha Wan.
Thessoondeoutsetwas thatot tha‘bld
til-ere.” Hr. Albert E Ayree, o! the
UnitdeNew York, won their:
priasoi $50 tor highest speed,” words,

GREAT BARGAINS

 

 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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Inflloan-idtheprmentyear w- un-
tavcrablatorspsnding no large a mm of
money.andthatthciarmsrs would oppose
solargeaninersass in taxation. The bill
wasprogrsmsd.
Inflantougavanoticsolapropossda-v
pardonoltherulea toiaellltatetheprogr-
oithe new ballot bill.

W

SHE IS A FLYER.

In. low Ocean Onyhaaal Ides“.
Breaks All laidaa fianrda.

New Your, April li.—-Thsmaidenrecords
of all transatlantic steamers were hoksu
Tumdaybytha nawWhita Star liner Ia-
jsstic, which made the voyage from Queens-

 

town to Sandy Hook llghthorme in a days is F“

hoursand 80 minutes. ‘Thernaidsnncord
oltbaCityoi Pamthancordholderctthe
Atlantic ocean.was brokenbyabouraand
9' minutes, while that of the'l'eutoniqthe
Mar ship oi the la)eatic,waeloweredby
thousand I5 minutes. Commodore
sell commanded the new dyer. The trip
wasnnaot rmghmasaudheudwhdnwith
Matterhorn-appearing.
Thelaisstic reached Bandy Rocket 8:!)
meednssday, batwasnct sighted owing
toadenseiog. Among thapamengerswaa
Rabat Adam; Jr..U States minister
toils-sail, who ladtat tor Philadelphia.
Thai-issue is 582 last lungth,hrsadth
fliastoinchcaadapth tlHaettinches,
and registers 10,1!» toll. Site 5 builtol
steelandpropelledbytwo independantaete
oi' klple expansion aginea Thermal ia
builtwithlongttadinal bulkheads running
(ma-daft. Three largo taunt polaa,en-
tirelywithoutyards,taks the please! the
familiariorwmasteonoceansteamsn She
isdmignad to carry” first elsmpa-cn-
mlwmccndclamandmueeregn The
intarlorarrangomcuband decorations are
nunaflyadmlrnbhandselretcreditalika
onthedssignersandownera

 

Private Wild on Steele's lento-ac.
Er. Pain, linn, April lL-lx-Privata
Wild, when shown the telegram announc-

ing Mont. Steele’s nut-nos looked up, cou- .

tractsilhis brow and utteredworda-ora
«up», ticthanpolitototha electthatths
mmwualwgethsrtcoiight. Hamid
thiswasthe final outcome of theattempt
whiehhasbnsn manifested all threughto
dield Stock at much as podhle. The
courtmart‘lnl.hasaid,hadhcwnemdneted

witbraukinjuetlcaandits mambsrnshould' quirnd.

betriediorperjuryinthattheydidnotact
according to their oath. According to
Wiid'h statement, Steels doubly psrjared
hin-eli'.and Wild-ya hswill uotlettha
amttcreetwitbthisverdiet. Behasith
orBtreleud intendstcmakuhimsular.
1thha at PortYatealmving
returned immsdlstslyutssr the in

“on. He didnct stop at BtPnulon his

wayhutwne jotnedhyhie wile at Fargo

Lint.

audproesadsddireetlytc: post

at h post. .
Outta-a tarnished by 'haluala.

 

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Beaslawas unsound to
manhunt tor three math inthelinsit

1‘" Earn, April lL—‘nse Yale senior
dam has received homa'l'llnp.)lrma
Weidrcnlarstcbedhuihutsdtofis
msmhweu thatch-,inwhichthsdrmnt-

mm
oradcas, etc, by the wholesaleat prices
rasg’lngtromtdtotfl. Them,“
givhg dataih oi theschememrmclahaas
lollcws: “Thsrearemadsutawhowmtaboth

 
 
 
 

an “ consist.

ltSeemaAssured.

 

IIPUDIJCAN GAUGE!!! HELD.

lalethdauata,and laasetham

”Annette-Mundane...

Ada-mitten Amintedtebralta
[lineman-premium

Issuance, April il.-A meeting ct
these-mittseappotutsdbythellepubliean
snucueto sounder the silvsrqussttouwas
heldlsstnightatthehomectleaatovflhw
man. chsprngr-swssmsdebutthebill
tobepsvssntsdto the mac-wasaotdsl-
nitslydeterminsd on. One polathasbeu

rah—that something very like unlimited
eoinageistomectwiththeapprovalctthe
ssnatsatthlesqsionolecngrssa Therea-
sm committee is now pr g a coas-
promise-ensure onwhlch imbue“
members of the senate canuaita, butthe
information has come to t. Republican
senators withsomedirectusmthatthenamc-
erotic senators will vote almmt without
sacrptiouiorirseootnagn.
In. Cola-go doe-a Asa-rad.

Asssvn'nl Bepubliasu ssnutorsmnstvota
withthemonthiapointiraeoolnageboiar
eethessnate can determine tha‘queattcn)
seems almost amuved. This intormation

thelnlormation on which the Republican
caneusoommittee is acting. Berna o! the
Itapubliean senators are bitterly oppomd to
unlimited coinage, and how to reconcile
them and the silver advocatcnso as to pa-
ventueplitlullrpublicanrauksisthrprclr
[era with which the caucus committee h
wrestling tinny oi the western ailrar men
havesaprcmeda willingne- to vote tor a
compromse measure it they cunbaplacsd
intherlght attitude bcioratha , ,' , but
it the Democratic members vote solidly tor
free coinage it would be political suicide to
out with their votes the consummation
iorwhichthewusthaebeassworkingec
many years.
The Ileana l'avora It. Too.
The Republican members at the house
hold acaucm last night to considerpurty
. The silver qnemion was bishop
immediately and disco-ed at great length.
During the disco-ion a remarkable testing

it Will» indications an at any value, the

houmaudssnatewilljoinbetcswlongin M

padng a till providing iorlruacutnaga.
Ir. Conger, oi Ohio, wastbe firstspeaker.
He explained the provisiulod his silvwrbtll.
lie was tollowed by Ir. Walker, cl la-
ehussth; Hr. Cannon, of Illinois; Ir. In
Kinky,“ 0hto.and Hem, at less.
tuna. Ir. Carter made a strong plea tor
il'cccoinage.
To Davina a (lo-praise Iona-n.
The views expve-ed were so divsrm, how-
ever, that it was agreed theta committacol
lttesu members should be appointed to cor»
sultwithaccmmittec of lispubilcanmssn-
barn at the senate todevbesomemeaauru

thatwouldbs inslsct a cum-Id
bruporttoamtohehaldinthehou.
oaloudaynightnm .

IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE.

lapreaautatlvea War-[y Disc-ea the
naval Appropriation Bill.

Wasmso‘ron, April lL—The boiler want
intoccsumitteacltha whole m the naval
appropriationbill. llr.l’atsruiKan.)moved
tostrihaoutthe satin elauee tor the iu~
a-eeotthc navy. He believed tht the
United States had noneed of battle ship
andpomsesedailthe cruiernthatitra-
Hr. leAdoo (N. .1.) mid hetavored
thelowireebcard typeolvessnla Ir.
Canncnilllehaidheisaredthcmshbspro-
posed to be built would become ohnclete be-
fore com

Ir. Lodgeilam), daring to the Be-
moan controversy, suggested that if ithad

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

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fight haverulsd. and wemiflt have iound
oaraalvea plunged in a naval war. Ir.
Spinolatl'l. Y.) said he iavcsud [adden-
tionsrether than battle dips.

tattle

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

1-star tin-mm shir-
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Rosette-wants“

“Match-lacuna.

wholesatsdvsiyza than: a“... I'll-m .
“mt”, £3; our sun reunites. ,
mucus-o: South “Oma'k
numb. ’ A” ‘

comsstrcmmcst rrliablesoarcsnandltia 1

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were

iniavoroiunlimltedcoinagedeveloped.and 1' Y

cccurredwhenGarmanywundn'ita

Ir. Van-
devsriCnllthoughttheneadottthnitad
Btutmwastoreaaggr-iva navy,and
that it asded duet cruisers'rathsr than

ILIwe-iytla) advocated thedavelnp-
mmtotthetorpsdosyatam. Onlssutionol

Ir.llolman.tlatl),theparagraphpovid—
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tl°fluctun a nose.

mm 13 mpg

it is en intellihie unedv tor
lenrnlata. Iataetea. cent and larvawa er
launlgle Hm

“harm ”Wreaths
leseapctsn vsiaabespeetlci tharsw
icwuichtt‘is “a.”

them-its;i

wad ”hath“
voted ,0, main: ”cigars.
“Goat"; tyre! .
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hutcaunctathegocd lanthanum.

l'f WILL BELIEVE You Ill All H008

aadoaebottlswiiisnlceteenrenny sate“

'I'Illll IO’I'TLII

stave cured ensue at tltcsen yenrs'

atandlng.

[sited on receipt at once, tile pm bottle.
WI! DALI BY ALI. Decanters.

030. 0 GOODIII I 00., Can't Age-ta.

mrh i W iy 30010.. IA”.

DIABETES!

"l have been tsesbladovartwalvr
l nouns cl I . " w
the Kidneys

of d
nuanced it Diabetes.

. Dillard intense
httek durt e in my
mural bottlceot IUI‘I".
eeaw features were

0. N. Gammon, Haggai, lewYork.
REQUIRES

 

Double
Strength.

Ask You Grocer For It.

ALLI‘ON BIO$.,

lauded-run,
minnows, cows.
m IV

A, S. FERRIS.

JEWELER. ’

Diamonds. Watches, Jewelry.

flu Watch Manually
1. South lain It. lent. larval.-

 

 

soon! IOI'ALI saunas BA“

is) Waahtnpcu Street
tapeu baily!rom9toita.at.,.dham i tolu-
sn onSasurdsyevenlngstrumtto-l

[interest allowed on nspcaltc.

awn sourans l‘su.- * -
, some it hurts mm,
some n silarr lee.

inns inns!

liavisgrsearedihe east-damni-
taol longesprrieucal shall mas-var.-
imtoplmveallpatsunn ,

summer

limp all innit loin: _

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