- He wants his * Hat and Coat, but--
something in the why. It’s our business to remove olmtnolos, to one that high prices don‘t stand
and to makeit my for you to obtain the best in the market without straining your pocket—
”W make it just no much to, your interest to deal with us no it is tobur interest to salute your
. What you want is the best that you can buy for the money; what we otter you i: better than
ran purchase for the some amount anywhere else. You can find no bargains in Clothing which be-
which our prices for goodsof some quality and moire. either in Men’s, Youths’. Boyo'or Children’s.
IIE AND SALISBURY.
Another Round in the Behring
Sea Battle.
murmurs m ARBITRATIOI.
Lfia reeds-at nun-u a corrected use
d {In leer-Cary 0! State Shows I!"
w Dae- lhaetly I'm ill-e Wish-a
h Pure-t I!- In. Dal-g.
Wasnrxo‘rox, May til—Secretary Blaine
h made public his latest communicati-
‘ v. the Behring sen matter. It is addressed
' “Sr-Tull“ Pauncefote, the British ruin—
her. and reads as lnllows:
rm: Slit—The modifications whid 4
”lord Salisbury sumtsin theqnestiona
III arbitration do not wholly most they
vlawsof the president: but the president‘
dtanguthetut of the third and mm inI
and: a manner, it. is hoped, as will result‘
in an agreement between the two govern-
ments. While Lord Salisbury suggests a
diluent mode of procedure iron that our i
, bullied in the sixthquation, the presflent
do. not. understand him actuallytonh
w to the question, and hethereforennr
lanesthatitisagrecdto. The six ques—
tionsasnowprnposed by thepresidentars!
.follows:
The Six Questions.
Phat-What exclusive jnr'ndictmn in the In
now known a the Behring st‘_g:rx11lwlt.ata.a—I
dire rights in thesealoshcmsthorsin didv
Mann andexrrciscmiorand up to the:
the o! the £95850“ oi Alaska to the l’nited
flan-2 I
Mn unto the usual fisheries recognized and
by (frat Britain?
“Weather bodyol water now known a
the Behring an included in the phrase "Pacific
can" as used in the treatyof tar-between,
“Wand Russia: and what righu, il‘
nynnthnllnhring son were held and excln.
iralyoau’dsed by Russia other said treaty!
Infill—Did not all the rightnol Rm .
to jlrladietion amlaa tothe seal m h
Behring an. east of the water do-
nrlhad in the treaty between the United States
“IMO! Mart-h it). 1367. pans unimpaired
bthnitadsntesnndaMmty.‘ I
ruin—4m the United Stats any_ right. and
flgwhat rightot protection or propertyin
“shouts frequenting the Blandaof the
United StatesinBt-hring aeawhen oncheeab
.0 m outsflsof theordinarythm mile"
limit!
filth—.1! the determination of the foregoing
m skull learn the subject in such peti-
ti-that thomcnrrenceof Great Britain h
min prescribing muons for the hilt.
udmwinanyparto! the watersof the
Bah-lag men. then it shall he further deter~
dad, Phat-How far. if at nil. entitle the or-
Ilflyterfltorinllhnitsisit necessary that the
United States should m an excltm're jur-
in order to protect the seal {or the
the firing upon the islands of the United
Mint] (ceding therelrom.‘ Snood —“'heth-
~.,yaclosed neutron ulnrr'm.r which the killing at
”in the Internal Behring sen outside the
m territorial limits shall be prohibited)
hmtosaru the seal minim; tuduotry,
so valuable and important to mankind. from
' nation or destruction! ‘ Third » What
mouthsnr partsol month should be included
launch reason. and over what waters it should
mend?
ney last Pay tor the Seals.
The president does not object to the ad.
ditionnl question respecting alleged dam
aged to English ships. proposal by Lord
Salisbury, i! one condition can be added—-
namely: That alter the issnm oi the nrbi~
tration are joined, it the United States
Ital] prerail. all the seals taken by Cana—
dial vessels during the period shall be
paidlnr at the ordinary price for which
.akinaare sold. This seems to the presi-
Iknt to he the complement oi Lord Solis»
hnry’a proposition. and he doubts not that
I will secure his lordship's assem. In the
first paragraph 0! Lord Salisbury-'5 dis
Mo! Feb. 21hr: makes the following
“lat-tiara:
It know quite clear that the adv-”nun of the
residentdonotclalrnnahrlugmansms
Mahatma that theyrepudlato that
content“: in captors terms.
In Claim at flare Clans-ea.
Lord Salisbury’s expression is put in
nob form as to imply (whether he so in-
tradad 1 know not) that the United Stat.
hdhithsrto been mating its contention
Ipontho tact that the Behring sea was
nuanlannm. ll that was his intention
It would have been well for his lordship to
finally wherein the United States erer
Iadetho assertion. The emphatic denial
o! mydbpateh of Dec. 17 last was intended
to put an end tothe iteration of thecharga
andtoeliminate it from the current dis
all-loo.
Lord Salisbury complains that I did not
he] with certain protests, written by
lard Iondouderry and the Duke of Well-
hgtnn in me, whichhe had beforeun
flhewlll recur to the twenty-sixth and
twenty—seventh rm of my dispatch at
Dec. 17 be will observe that 1 specialty
dealt with then; that l maintained and!
think proved iron: the text that there
“mammalian-a.
”we! Jphlog‘lmaddrusrd
an.
hmmmmnfiumwl‘“
. aa‘ youn-
Iaflllwlth the territorial righta oi the
thus mile on already ban on“.
but have larled thna lar to recurrent-
Intent or explanation from Lord Salisbury.
Anothereaas ean headdodwhich perhaps
h still more to the point. In lmly
two years ago—the British parliament or
acted a law the onset of which totally
shown by a Inaptneloasd herewith. Par
outside the thrusmila ltaotheparllarnent
o! Gnat Britain has attempted tnmtrol
a body of water situated beyond the north-
aratsrn section It! Scotland 2,100 square
miles in extent, and to direct that certain
methods of fishing shall not he med with-
lnthat great body of waternnder a pro
scribed penalty. it will be obserred that
the inhibition is not alone against British
subjects, but against "any person." i here
quote the pertinent section of the parllar
mentary act in question:
The Pertinent lactic-a.
Elem-The inning board may, by bylaw or
bylaws. direct that the methods ol fishing
known as hen-n trawling and utter trawling
ahalluotbnnrsdwlthinalinodrawnfrorn
Head. in Caithru-cs. to Battray
Point. in Illa-Menuhin. in any area oraroas
tohrdsflnodinaneh bylaw.andmy from
timeto the male, flier and make bylaws
forthep oltltiaoetiombutnosnrh
bylaw shall be of my, validity until it has been
continued by themtarytorhcotland '
Twetmllny person who uses any mob
method of fishing in mtrarention of any such
bylaw dull be BN9. on conviction under the
luminary jurisdietion (Scotland! acts. to atlne
not exceeding tire pounds for the tin»: edema.
and not exceeding twenty pounds lor thence-
ondor any subsequent oils/use. and erery net
not. or attempted to he set. in contravention 0‘
any such bylaw. myhe seized and destroyed
orothnrw'uedisposrdotaain the sixthlection
of thisaet mentioned.
How About his. [old Ball-bury?
If Great Britain may thus mum] at
area of 2.7“) square miles oi ocean on the
coast of Scotland, why may not the United
States prescribe a space around the Priby-
lofl islands in which similar prohibition:
may be enforced. The lollowing would be
the needed legislation for such a pnrpnae
by congress, and it is but a mmphraue oi
the act oi parliament:
Pink The fur-cal boar-am: bybylaworhy-
laws direct that the mothodsol sealing known as
sparing. or harpaming. or with firearms ahal'l
not be used within a line drawn from the
shores of the Pribylol islands sixty mile: in
the Behring 893. and mid boon] may from time
to time make. alter and rowke bylaw (or the
[runner u! this uev'tiun. but unsurh bylaw shall
he of any validity ”until it has been confirmed
by the sot-rotary of the mum.
Serum!» Any person who uses any such meth-
odot’sealing in turntrareutionol such bylaws
shall be liable on tourirtion to allno not ea»
muting sun for the first oat-use and not ex-
ceeding $3” [or the mud or any enbneqrmnt
ofleuse. and every spear, harpoon or firearm
Alh‘mplv'tl to be mwd in contraventiono! any
such law may be seized and destroyed or other
who (Ii-spew o! no the (or seal board may di
feet.
it must not escape observation that the
area oi water outside the thrm mile line
on the coast ol Scflland whose control is
assumed by Great Britain is as large as
would be found inside a line drawn from
Cape tout to Portland harbor on the New
England «um,
England >lmnld Study Geography.
Loni Salisbury rein-sorts his writention
that the words "Pacific ocean" at the time
of the treaty between lluasin and (treat
Britain did include Behring sea [In
donbtedly the Pacific ocean includes liab-
ring sea in the same sense that the Atlan-
tic ocean includes the Gulf of Mexico, and
yet it would be regarded as a very in»
curate statement to say that the Minis:
sippi river flows into the Atlantic menu.
[think Lord Snlhwbury fails to recognize
the common distinction between the “At-
lantic ace-nu" and “the waters of the At-
lnntic." While the Mexican gull is not a
part of the Atlantic mean. it would. l am
sure. comport with general usage to say
that it belonged to the wntero of the At—
lantic, and while Behring sea is not tech-
nically apart of the Pacific ocean it on—
doubtedly belongs to the waters 0! the
Pacific.
The Point at laws.
The English channel would not onlinar
ily be understood as included in the term
“Atlantic ocean.” One would not say that
Dover or Calais is on the Atlantic ocean,
and yet clearly the English channel belongs
to the waters of the Atlantic.
in point ol tact. therefore, according to
the usage of the world, there is no dispute
0! any connequence between the two gor-
eruments on the geographical point under
consideration. The historical point is the
one at issue. The explanatory note from
Russia, tiled in the date dopartntent n!
this country. specially referred to in Mr.
John Quincy Adams’ diary and quoted in
my note of Dec. [1. lull), plainly draws a
distinction between the Pacific ocean on
the one band and the “Sea oi Ohhotok. the
Sea of Kamchatka and the icy sea" on
the other; and so long as Rnaoia drew that
distinction it must apply to and mutt ab
solutely decide all the contentions between
the two Motrin, as la. as the waters at
the Behring m are concerned. To disco.
this point further would. in the opinion of
the president, contribute nothing at value
to the general contention.
haliahary Strangely ta Imr.
In the million of the president lard
Ball-bury is wholly and strangely in error
in ranking the following statement:
Koran (the I‘M! of the Mt)
ralyaaaj‘thm'yiflcatlon for tho-aim" oi mm
ahlpslnthoopenmnpos the contention that
the interests 01 thesoalntherlar give to the
Unwante- mrernmt any right for that
purpose which. according to international law.
it would not Mherwlaa planar.
What the ballad Slates (Ital-a.
'l'bogorernmrutof the'lultedfitatoehv
steadily held jun the morn of the M
tlon which Lord Salisbury has imputed to
lug thither and rearing their young there-
on. that their going out from the Islands
in search of food and regularly returning
that this Inter-t was claimed
”dumbed by do the whole
«to our laadaad
water-almanac that
I
cols'ulcoml'smms
He Says the Grand Jury Gar-
bled His Words.
mmmmormtr
Ila 'lahea Issue with the Jury Regard-
lng the Gillan-ship at That Number al
the Lyaelud In~lktmlvr 0'3latley
lays the ltalllla Worn All Innocent.
Nut ORLEANS, May KvSignor Pats-quail
Corte. the ltalian consul. hits sent the fol-
lowing letter to the grand jury:
Tu W. ll. Chalk, Foreman oi the Grand
Jury, city:
Dun SIB—I arn surprised to on printed L
in the report of your honorable body-
great alteration at certain parts of my
statements, and especially ol those made
to Mr. laluye and another member of the
grand jury at my residence. It the grand
jury is trying to excuse the notions oi
some of its members it does not concern
me personally, but l cannot allow my
statements to be altered or partially pub
lished with the object. oi drawing infer
euces contrary to my deductions.
Ila-y Italian crl-Iaala.
It is my opinion that the good elementr
should guard against the bad, and {or this
reason when asked it there were any Ital-
ian criminals in this cityl did not hesi-
tate to reply, without giring the number,
that thereon not as low as there areol
other nationalities, but i mam that. ic'
would be difficult to get rid ol them. either
because the most of them are naturalized
Americans who burr.- the support of poll»
ticiuns and certain authorities or boron
extrudiliono wen- too costly in the ['nited
States. leited us un instance the calm
dition o! Haposito. to which most of the
American press eapretowd itself in opposi
lion, and which was hllccr'wsllll, though
very expemire. Because tlmv are a great
number oi criminals here, I was surprised
to see person-l sacrilinal whoa- prevalent;
were goal not] who were arqulttcd or not
yet tried.
Easy (or Fugitive. to Land.
As to the incident on the Kill-flirt referred
to in the report of the grand jury, 1 war
asked by Mr. Inlays on the lat inst. il
whut wus published in The Delta on the
29th ult. was true. After having read the
article, i mw rhnt‘by a mistake it referred
to the steamer Elysia. oi the Anchor line,
and then lsuid that as to the Entelln I
was surpriwl that the parties delegated
expressly by the mayor to examine into
the condition of the immigrants did not
notice that Ml [msseugers lauded. while
the Ila-totalled for net. This explains plainly
to me how mull) fugitives from justice
r mill brimro—luvnl int-r this country it
in nlll‘leivlll unlimrillen n rrr In otlice.
Killed [or Political Purpovn
ll is partly due to this undue tingling
with oul.~iclnrs in the temple oi justice
that i ascribe the bloody tmaly. But the
agreeable silent-e, the studied reticence and
other nt‘cmnpunyiug irregularities will
never destroy the truth 0! the facts in
curred, and which i dcnoumwl to my gov
eminent—viz" that no extrn judicial body,
appointed by the nmyor from the begin
ning, premeditated. .14 it appeared in its
upped, the killing of the prisoners; that
the same body ruse-mined on the night ol
Mart-b ill to tulw in mid blood the “cons
wry slope to kill {or political purposes de
kitsch.“ mlvtr‘ttt‘lt'k; that about twenty
portion, among them aortic representing
low and order. executed said pmjeot; that
innocent ltulian blood was shed; that not
only nothing was done by the authorities
to prvvent it, but a few oil‘icinl'o contributv
ell directly or indirectly to nemmpliub the
work. llllil. tlnully, tlmt the names oi the
participants in the killing in well as those
01 the instlgntors are 0! public notoriety.
llespwmuly, P. (Youth,
l'ousulot Italy.
Nine Were Italy‘s allure“.
Signor (forte also sent a letter to the
United States district attorney, “'illiam
Grant. in which he claims that all but two
of the men 'killed were rubies!» of the
King of holy. and that of the nineteen
turn indicted for the murder of Superin-
tendent llmneuay fourteen oi them were
ltalinn subject».
It is rumored here that unit will be
brought against the city oi New Orleam
in the linitetl States court for a large sum
in behalf of the helm of the eleven printou-
m lynched in the parish prison.
DETECTIVE (”Show TALKS.
ll. Rays Ileana” Was Not tuna by
the Malla-
NKWURIJZAM, May awllorninlck O'Mal
ley. the notorlmta detrctlre. ban sent a
long statemrntto the [man in which be
given a hiutory of that portion 0! bill life
which dates lmrn bin arrival at Sow 0r
leans. O'Mallry came here In rats. and
since that time ha» been employed by nor-
oralprnmlncnt concern. lle ultra a de-
tailed account of his melon tor the outs
in the capacity of a demure and min--
at length the (amour Malranul’rorso
aanoaml llanue-sy cm lle reiterates his
statement that the fire ltallana who no-
derwont trial for the runnier of (this:
Honorary were innocent of the crime, and
says that he would give his theory at the
crimeilhelradanydlmtnldeneeathand
to substantiate it.
Thrday will eons. he believer. when he
can speak posturely on this point. but for
the [MI he will maintain a strict
silence, fearing that if he should
further on the subject he would throw aot
suspicionon rennin mun whomayhr
perteetly innocent. e stab. hunter.
that Chiel‘ llonneasy was not murdered by
members of the Malia. O’Mailey mu
his innocence of any connection In the
lisnnersy ease. and says he learn no la-
ttes. Allhewaats la a fairtrlal.
m that his life has Membrane
cad-ad
1»: menu warm.
I II- league and
RATIOS“ mantra.
I At Boston--
ula, Ewingand
‘ I an Brooklyn-
Brnohlyu............0 o o.
phia ......... 3
Face hits: Brooklyn, 'r’: Philadelphia.
_ row: Bro-rilyn. 2: Philadelphiah
i Glen-m “ammo-ants. Tarryaud Kin-low.
At Cincinna—
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‘tnctnnatl. 5; l’lllnlrnl'g. 9.
Pittaburg. It Batteries:
Slater and Rel-la.
lullul
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.aooroooux-¢
Baaehits: Chicago 1: Cleveland. e Errors:
Chicago. 0; Cleveland: Batteries: Lubyand
Eagle. Yian and Zimmsr.
AMERICAN .tsuxunrox.
Al Mon. ,
and Murphy, Mamas and Kelly.
At Philadelphia v
i Athlc'lic.
[ [M iii
Colombo. . - . «don't. material: Knoll and
Domrhne. Vitamin rluiu and )lxiligan
AS Mum'rn~
“More. .5 I! l 2 l 0 I} 0 3'“.
tannin .too:»l:luo~:
; Bambi rmlnzlfiu‘uwflbxh. Errors:
' “(in)". ,l.«rnlsrlllo.i Batteries: Maiden
a and Townsend. llhrol and (funk.
‘ At Walslnnrrttn »
Washington. .
.ooluouloo—z
um ..... .0930ll00x-«lt
Base hire: gton. ll; 8:. Louis. it. fir-
rorn: Wilmington. ti: St. lambs. 2. Belted-n:
Carney. llan. Boyh- and 11min: Stlrettnnnd
£ABl‘hll\ LLAlrli-K.
A! New Haven
New Huron ,
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outluuuzut-i
.,It 0 It 0 2 II n 0 0‘2
Mlliln. .\ \on, 7; Providvm-c. ti Br
to": blow lion , t; l‘rutztlenvv. Z Butteriu:
Honor and llnlln: d. Sullivan and Km to.
At Albany
Albany ............. :uuullnoo—w
lumbar-er. t o o 2 ‘3 z o o lhll
y Bumhit»; Albert lo; Mn-ho‘tcr. it Err-urn:
IAlbany. 5: il-u'hv-Je-r. t. Batten-s, <prugni.
lurphy and limbs. lllanreit and Bowman.
At Lebanon»
lam.... uzobuozloo»z
Troy. ..... lilltlllltlltbl
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hanon, l: Tmy, l_ Batteries: Taylor-ml
t‘alferty. Burn» and Wells
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
In
Mona-cl Telegra-a authored at I.»
dun Iro- Yarions Places.
The Japanese- diet has appropriated
will,“ you for the building of three
cruisers and one torpedo boat The gor-
ernrnrnt has :leo‘ninl to build twenty-two
more ships at a cost oi nectlyhllltlull‘
yen.
The Sullulk county grand jury, in ses-
sion at llirerlwnd. l. l., has indicted Flor-
renco Birch. the pretty milliuer. for arson.
. in having set fire to her store in lslip vii
Inge.
The bill to repeal the public bar law ha:
been pawd by the Massachusetts senate.
The Caldwell-Wilcox company's ionu
dry and mnvhiue works at Newburg. N.
Y., were burned. lam. mum; inwrmoe.
35M”).
H. B. Mullins, head of the syndicate
which propouw to parallel the bong Inland
railroad. says the report that the \‘ander
bills are interested in the scheme in un-
founded )lr. Depow contirmslhe denial
Unwinese is felt in London on account
0! new-u from the Transvaal indicatlnxa
great Increment 0! the liners to {ouud a
new republic.
William Marsh. the son of H. t). Marsh,
president of the lron National bank. oi
flnrristown, N. .l., was held at the Tomb!
for getting money on a worthless check.
st: months ago he broke into his father‘s
house and robbed his mother of her jew-
olry.
The body of the man found in the rim
at hing Island City has been identified an
» that ol' Edward Wagner. lie was un-
doubtedly strangled. for what reason is
yeta mystery. and the body thrown into
the river.
Joseph liarondetw, the king of the cloak.
make”. who was conricted ot extortion.
was sentenced to one yearand nine months
1 impel-immoral by Judge Van Brunt. Pond.
ing an appea bewaa releuodin new ball.
Ion Trouble for the Datamation.
MRAIIVILLH, l’a, May B.~6rorge “1.
Germ ll. V. M. and T. A. llelamater.
members oi the late banking Ilrtn at Del»
materk Co, were again nrmted yester-
day afternoon and arraigned in Alderman
lauderbauah’s court to answer to the
charge of embankment. The plaintil in
thecuel» W. ti. Murray, who had W In
the bank when the asalgurneot was an’
nouaeed. It was prom that Hr. Hurray
deposited monayln the bank as late as
Thursday. Dec. t, nan.» 1:!) p rn..thr
"Moment hem announced on Friday.
Manuel a. In. The defendants
waived a hearing and can hall to the ruin
of that!) each tor their appearaneaatoonrt.
lighting Tara-It ta cam
Honour. Ms} a—m Catholic slam
O'Kally. At high-ans. Insemination of
Ascension day. Father Dowd. of St. Pat»
fish's church. read Arnhhbhop D‘s
pastoral
In. Charge Aptast no» cont...
Chicano, flay a-«I‘dwio Walt-r, m
”bullish-W
aoytorthshoanlfl suatrol rad-lithe n.
' cool
TOOK BROTHER
II Soul! Main Street,
sourH NORWALK.
Masonic Building,
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lam-munennhatltntecluuplmlemms.tnrmkc
abetzer prom. Inch articles. and tram on
having SURE RUK'II brand—the taut.
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is l
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draw clinches to all who ask
l.‘ icilli’dfl‘blh for“. Write n
im-— i'llt'tsl'tlt plsrnlcarlltoth
Kin; ul! be real
Dorlonm Point,
(turnout MINT.)
BOUT" NOIWVALK. -
now OPEN 1
BRITINB. BllIIINIi lNII FISHING.
A-ple filed and Stahllng Facilities.
Shore Dinugria Specially
g. E. POWER.
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nibble & Bomsmck.
Spring Styles
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l.\' ALL ”more? AND nomin- or
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Ito} ’x llnl.‘ and (":Im. ('rthll "all: for Sin-n and
Buy» Nutriu Sill Hula for Mon at
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Fixing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
soars & PRIILEY 00.. Ellbart. III.
it'zi .iru
WiRADAM’S
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GURES All DISEASES.
II n thr only nu-dioltw that can be taken in
tow entmxh blnllllra In Mop tormentatlm.
destroy mirro . (the germs llific'flrt‘i,um
not In any wu ' rausr harm to the patient. I
«obtain nu tnlgs whatever. but In a a'ale‘
the l with powerful urnn-dontmylnp
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lall. Boo .gr germ! :wryn l «aw. m
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Wall Papers !’
strut" "tints.
lnr amirtmrut nl l'uxn-r lluulzinpvh the
lumen! and tiriwljn the town of .\nr-
un . “e hnveou'r
I0,llllfl Rolls of New Patterns
Hill THE Sl’lllei TRADE.
Hint of Gilts atlll'and 25 cents
Hill ”it'll”; ROLL.
A full line of Mixed l‘nima, (”mull l'oloru
Jill Varnishrs. I‘rwkctt'u Spur t'ununnlliuu.
lnulhrs. Artbls’ Materials. liutrbsra' llurd
Nu {or hard wood Flu-rs and Furniture.
PAI NTI N0.
’mr “MESH Galclmlnlng.
L. H. Decker,
7!! Washington Street So. Nurwalh.
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Papal flangewalciminer, Painter
Amt dealer in
Will PIPER IND BRRIIEIIS.
ll North Mum atmvt. No. Norwnlk.
tiample bottle of full lino Into-t style» of
‘apera. llamleru and lillt Mouldlnga taken to
more [or lnawulon. on notin- by gay-tat.
rat-l. Estimates cheerfully given.
Electric Time.
(WAltb'ltll XVI-Whit!
llart numb-mi the lib-viril- Tinn- Plant
n lllllt' ly. I am now lprepaml to out ln t'keh
Ind keep the Mme it running enter at low
Electric Bells. Etc.
lam alsopre ml towlre MW. for belle.
tan-whims. tar Alarms. line latest.
«and Item-rat ll rt . llattrrlu lied.
Hallstatt-neared eon mt. Null-lacuna
fl .
W70. PERRY,
mil to. no» Oh. to. lomll.
., Bill or we" llllllltllllllll.
'19! MIL! RIVER“
SOUTH NORWALK:
WE SHAH. BELEBBATE‘
mTHEm—
COMING WEEK
By giving our Customers Bigger
Bargains than usual.
EAST YlIIIII EYES [IN THE FIILIIIWING.
SPECIALQSPECIAL.
We have placed on the count-T
ten: in the writer of our storof .
an elegant display of Fancy Ar-'
llt’lt‘S. Stamped Linens of l-vory‘f PaIaSUIS aIIII SIIII IIIIIIIleIIaS.
kiln]. t‘lt'. I
All Linen Routine. Bur um and :
Stand Sourfs. lilo.
All Linen Slashers.stampod l'.’c
All Linen Tea Trays and Cov-
vrs. :‘Jv.
An endless variety of Dork-s,
Tidies. 310.
We haw still the greatest as-
sortment over exhibited in this
city. Plain Black. Fancy Bor-
dored and Striped, Gros Grain,
Figured China Silks. Lace in
Blocks and Colors, 8:0. All the
newest designs of handles.
We {Aliafinvtl‘ioney
by buying your Jackets. Roof-
ers, 810.. from us the coming
week. Every article is marked
at the lowest possible notch and
is warranted to be as represent-
ed. Nu trouIrIo to show them.
Give this your attention and
call upon us at the earliest pus-
siblo tiny.
JEWELRY
NIIIIEITIES
Constantly on Exhibition.
Luce. (‘huiIL Hair and limid
Pins. (lxyllizod and Roll-plated
Bracelets. ('utl' Buttons. Mourn-
imp,r Jewelry. Watch Foils, I’mr
dams. &t~.
'
LADIES NECKWEMI and
SHIRT WAISTS.
Everything new in this (It'—
purtmont. Ruchings. Lurist‘s
Rutllings. Ilirot'toinm. in Van
Dykoltml lwism‘; Shirt Wuists
in Plain White. I’igurml and
Striped. Byron ltoll ('ollnru.
You llykl- and Do (lotto ldlt‘t'.
Rosier} and Underwear.
Thin week will otl'vr Slll‘t'llll
mini-x in thvoo nods for Iaulit-n.
gents and (“llllt rm. (unlitivu
uml grmloa suitable for t to omit»
ing muluoll.
Surah Caps.
New styles received this week
in all Shapes and Colors.
DRESS IiIIlIIIS‘
Department full to overflowing
with all the richest fabrics of
the season. He sure and visit
thismuntor the coming week,
for everything now will surely
lw funnel. l’riws unquestionably
10“".
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
A word to our Iionts' Furnish-
in};r trmlo:~-~Uur assortment in
this departure!“ is the largest
we i-wr curried: prions the IOW-
ost. If you mml laundered or
I'nlmuulorml Shirts. l'mlorwenr
of any «Inscription; if you are
going to llt'ml Ilusivry in any
quality or weight: Tim; of any
sly-Io or prior; ('UIllll‘H and Cuffs
of :my kind whatever. do not
muko tlwmintukv of not coming
in law us. If we I'tllllmt sell you
goods we mm quote you prices
so you will lw lwttl-r able to buy
t‘IinItt-n‘. “'1' “PP bound to do
you jliNlIl't‘.
Agents for Staten Island IlytIlorks‘
M. 3. SMITH
lnsurance Building,
cons.
Norwalk Chronicler