& p , awe—Han.
, . For the Balance of, This Week Only .
OWEN II NI PRICES LHWEN INNN WIIHN IIN.
, . 3 (it. Enameled Coffee Pets, 490.; 4 qt. Enarireled Coffee Pets. 590.; 3 qt. Enameled Lipped
Sauce Pan, 290. ; 5 qt Enameled Lipped Sauce Pan, 390.; 6 qt. Enameled Lipped Sauce Pan, 49c.
. _ Balance of cullllu‘mmmuhhmmiisutbnm ..
STU RTEVANT’S I BARGAIN HOUSES, -
mm MAIN arm arm swarm, scum nonwamt.
IS JOHN BAITIIL INSANE!
Be 'I'slls n sentinel Reporter the Com
at all his front».
A hearing relative to rlieeanlty of John
' Barthel comes up‘ in the Norwalk Pro.
bare Court tomorrow morning, upon all
'0'.” "'0'": c'm'l'l ”4 Ill-I application made bylfra. Barthel through
- oil-er Var-sari Articles ltolen While her attorney,J. 3.14.9 Eurlbutt. m»,
the hunt“ of the Houses were lads lo Barthel’s 3W [3 “vi Wager,
lion! Donnell] by the Use of chloroform. Raider“; of Guzman, Phing tell pom:
The quite little village of Norotop was strange etories tending the Barthel
.11 excitement yesterday over several family. Men who have worked for Ir.
'9'! W burglarice'which occurred Barthel say beiaan honest, bard-work-
tm the preceding night. Some of the ing farmer, proud of his well-tilled farm.
principal residences of the place were A” i° h“ sanity "'97 “Y thereeoeme to
robbed, entrance to '3" of the houses be- be scarcely any doubt in that locality.
inncflected by the burglars going through Both Barthel and his wife have consider-
a window which was either open or un- ““9 property “d money and could "'9
fastened. comfortably without being dependent on
The most severe loss falls upon Poet- each other. Y” ago Mr. Barthel 1'“ '
master Harry Waring, se the money the bad fall and since then has been in poor
burglars scoured at his place did not be« health. H” ”‘0'“ ‘0 N°"'m ' ‘9'
long to him. II. will be a hard matter, years. 380. ”’ng “‘9 country 'i' "3"“
with the meagre salary he receives from do _h"“. K°°d- 3" WWW the farm
the government, for him to replace the “he" ‘9 “0" “‘9 "3°“ 0' hi“ domestic
amount stolen. Mr. Waring sleeps in a troubles, with ”1° intention 0' settling
room we, the postollice. He retired down to live in peace and comfort. Fate
about .12 o’clock Wednesday night. haw, seems to have-willed otherwise. however.
ingawindow in the l'Oum wide open. Half sick, withabroksn-down constitu-
When he awoke in the morning be dis- “07" "”3 man “I” he is lighting {0'
vered that his clothing had been dis.
what are his rights, against a woman
trier and the pockets rifled of about who,
incurs ii lIIlllIlTIlll
TEEN BANSACK SEVERAL OF THE
PRINCIPAL RESIDENCES.
he claims, wishes to control his
’25 and a $0“ mach and chain, valued property and drive him back to the mad
n over .100 The chain was a farm house where he was surreptitiously
ily heirloom. the gift of his mother, and placed some time '3‘“ . h
was highly pulled by Mr. Waring."Wheri M" Barthel :1 his “09’le accupy
heawolre in the morning there was' a room 17 M the orwn k . “9' owns
very peculiar odor in the room, notwith- seen yesterday by u SEMINBI. reporter,
standing the open window, and he came and ‘0 l“ ”Wm“??? WM “3 sane “5 the
to the conclusion that chloroform had average American citizen..aod lailiedin-
beenusedby the robbers to insure his telligently upon any subject. Mr. Bar-
- - thel is a middle-aged German, with a
l in undl whil the were at ,
1:3; 3 '0 y e y caresvorn countenance. That heir sickly,
The home of S. T Morrison was also there is no doubt. His limbs, though he
visited. Here a handsome gold watch "a an apparently strong "330’ have
belonging to ltobert Morrison, his best shrunken “73!. “d be in rapidly losing
suit of clothes, fourteen solid eilver flesh. He “'d he could eat "(“th and
spoons and other valuable silverware thathe suffered "Pm muscular Them?"
were fat "1 ism. ll hen questioned about his family
At Frank 5 Fitch‘ a house the burg- troubles, tears came to his eyes, and with
lars secured tivo fine overcoats one be- every action of a brokenvbcarted man he
longing to Mr th and the bther to told of all his worn in broken English,
his son Gilbert'L Fitch captain 0‘ Corn- how his wife abused him and gossiped
puny C, of Stamford ’ about his brutal treatment of her, and
The residence of George Strangward then became insanely jealous of him, de-
was entered and considerable clothing claring that there wasa woman in the
was taken case. He told how, one night in July,
Floyd Deiafield's house was also 1892.]19 was suddenly taken away from
entered, the thieves getting in through a the house by two men, hustled into .
cellar window but so (at as can b“ hack and taken to Dr. SmitheSanitnr-
learned nothing was taken In the bulb mm at Wilton, where he was kept m
way, drippings from a taiiow candle ignorance 0’ “'3 whereaboutsedfor 8""
were found on the carpet but the marnu- eral days: how he finally b" toe o
den were evidently frightened away his attendants and wrote a letter to his
Itissurrnised that there were at least “901?": New ‘9“ C'W' "“in him 0'
half a dozen men in "H gang which 0p. his situation. His unciedie 83“ , became
crater) m euccesslully $5 the houses are very indignant. and aiming to Norwalk
V - . ' ‘ . .
some distance from each other, and instigntul legal proceedings! for d h.“
'from the careful manner in which the may" lie retained counae an. m
burglars went through “)0 rooms it is about afortnigbt succeeded in settings
. , . , ,
evidem. tiny spent considerable time zit hearing infore Judge “oodxard '0 “I:
each hone" Nor-walk Probate Court. The reaut
I! I ' ‘ , u i
There are many stories afloat regard- Ettoiifgdgiluifxdlditchnréeldm"I was
ag‘hebszr' “Obit. zitiie-blhh: 3:: It: llr. Barthel said. iurther, that upon
“at: r3333? vI'hich Idemincd him his return froma three weeks‘ sojourn
tit f his
until 11 o'clock. When he come out of lineal-III hiozfizngoghzn?: hisowifo'e
the store he noticed niunu standing in testimony was lineal-‘07 an d costs for
front of St. John's Roman Catholic breach of the peace and assault. “i ii
church. A, M" Webb proceeded to his u and returned home " Dir. Barthel con-
home the man gave along. shrill whistle, “filled “My wife thhn cleared out 80'
which was answered by someone further ing to New York rind did not return’un-
. ' . . lived alone on the farm. on s e rs-
:fl" therefore. ‘0 '5'” " dwcr'pm" M turned to my house 1 fmlishiy went after
“““L . . ‘Ivsee i ladto
AW" “idem 0‘ the PM Who :15 $233.? ‘2 i35..f‘$§....'if 1.3. .0...
liver on the iumpihe, claims to have .| -th It “u soon the
been aroused aboutzlcu‘ioclrio the mom live happiy w” er.
’ t d buee,
lug byahorse driven furiously past the old, 0h! gym, 0‘ 31mm“, an . .
. . . and this is thei climax. his not drink
house in the dim-iron of StamfordJint
. and abuse on my part, but the wish of
it had dissppeand from View before he . uses all
could melt the window in look out. my m“ to get rid 0‘ me “I“ on
the trouble. While l was in the asylum
my wife took .800 and a check fof 81,500
of my money. The money i never raw
again, but the check was found In her
valise. She claimed to have ipent it run-
ning the farm."
Neighbors of the Barthule and the
IN Pblihfwitll'ii rariiwar.
coming Events of Interest to the Play-
“Olfl‘ People of Norwath.
“The Rainmakers," which will be pro
“‘3“, at Inelc llall tonight, by Don- physician who is attending him afllrin
”“1 “Id (lirard, deals with the "9"” that he is not crazy: that. while there is
cocoa of Percival Airtight, a hotel clerk fault on both sides, he is ”"003“ men,
(Henry V. Donnell! I. and Phellx Bottles, and my “new some naion m acting
" hotel 99"“ (“”3” Girard). who, as his wife claims he has.
failing to find their reeprctlve calling- ”
table, steal the rainmalilng machine in, 3..“ ,mm
of Giovlanla Deuce, an inventor and a lira. Frederick Strong, of 3", Haven,
guest of the hotel In which the two have who has w “my“ her sister, “n.
be": employed,and, aided by the ole Walter L. Wilma, on Concord “M,
meats, “MCI! WWII! “ “WWW" was boarding a traln at the depot for her
cyclone. file It With 8"!“ “PM "PO“ home,yesterday afternoon, when she felt
Hanoi: Spangle's farm, which the some one tussle: at her dress, and put-
mer was about to abandon on account ting her hand in the W3“ of m. N-
ofaprolonsed drought. The most not- montahedleoovsredthatherpochet-book.
nblcfeature of the performance is the eontnlnlng . small sum of money “a
”Mauritian“! Produced mile “In in: ticket. were aliasing. The matter
cellos whim was mod to thnpoiice, mu therein
The following In only one of the runny no clue to the plokpoehet.
m noticed TheSenntor III.
M. The play will he produced at
the Opera House tomorrow night:
am:}nnnd Guilty “linen.
Juetioe Edward Barrett this memo. bib:
lug audleo um 3“, found Aaron 0. Sherwood guilty
toié’ att Hyperlg: ersnin 11;» any in marrying Ira. Attila. and friend
stills famous I." Insowel have him on, to an 30W Court under
“‘“m‘ "N““W bondsof estimated by cruis- a.
. tlr.
Aldrich as Senator ltivere gave an
m. Comm”, a neighbor of Ir. Sherwood.
“on “e‘i'. cool, Therestiuouyofilienanmm
world, who never in. “mildly the smear given at
#Iarwh assumes thetrlal of tire. Alblfl In lorwallr, fast
’m‘“.,'_" 3": weeh.andeliowed um hotbpartisi in
i made a before been married.
pulse w
w .
m . Connecticut Patents-
P“! on Thefolhrwing were bled W0,
uddussrveltheepplauaewhlsb
' than magi“. nuismm-iaoonud
IIBIITS N381 00 IGIIN
ran arm: roe Lliill‘l' as» ran
nice uscsisso orr.
n. m Khlppcr "sullen-I'll“ "In
W nml to Title Kay Ila Anvil-ted
the land (trained by the Ynlhyrls-All
flew York on the Water.
NEW YORK, Oct. 0.-—l.uch of wind made
Int of the intemniionul yacht races a
tire. Thousands of enthusiastic citi-
Ienshndadeli htfnl day’s outing on the
water and saw lard Durirnren'a Valkyrie,
thcprlde of Great llritoin, sail past our
slip defender Vigilanr. but it wiis while
cViglluit wan becnimcd,aud new the
lantern-pup on the British boat when-
tbewfnd held steady. They saw the
alkyrfn gain a big adv-rulings by being
Mic! handled, and they saw both bolls,
sailing :30 miles our of mom in 5b,
on", give up the nice, lh‘ it Wile] impon
Ilbls toflnlsli inside of six hours. the limit
set by the cup committee. it was merit of
adriftlng match than u runs, The wind at
no time reached the digniiyof a sailing
linen. The Valkyrie led by 1| mile at the
close.
It was fltfiil at thal, rind the race, which
was intended by the cup committee to be
15 miles to leeward and bent to windward
bome,wns all before the wind except it four
mile close reach for the turning buoy. The
thousands of enthusiastic yachtaxncn saw
the Valkyrie at one time nearly two miles
in the lead, and some of them were glad
that the wind failed to carry the boats over
the course in the six hours. as had it fresh
med toward the last the English cutter
would in all probability have won the race.
Our antlers Were o’nt‘enernted.
More falr'minded yacht/amen recognised
the superior way in which John Bull's nail
are outgensraled Uncle Sam‘s tars. and re
netted that the English bout won only ltl‘
empty victory.
it was owing to bad judgment on well
as poor senomnsbip on the part of ihi
American yacht that the Valkyrie. gainer
the great advantage she did. and unless
Skipper Hiiiiaen improves, the (up will ul
tlmalely go brick to England.
The whole of New York and vicinity
seemed to be on thé writer. The skin wen
leaden, and fl thick mist hung over the we
let. but that did not. ilriuut the crowds.
They embarked on big and litib- cmfr oi
every known build. from big Dcl‘llll steam
ships to naphtha launches llllll sleiiiii rec
lug machines. There were bonus from him
dreds of nearby points. Some of the been
from n distance made arrangements ti
bonrdand lodge tlirirpamiiirurs formvoeli.
Tuga were out by Illl‘ legion. 'l'lieri- wen
little, pulling l'lll‘l' mgr. ll” with pi‘ll‘liit
parties or clubs aimed. All of thenr- boots.
with bunting flying and deckiomls of gnyly
dressed men and \VOIIlf‘thlluIt‘ ’\ night uvr
er equaled at this purl.
The crews of II)!’ Iwn yachts were min at
down. All uniiu-easriry truck was put all
on the tendon. and the boob uurr Hindi
ready for the mutesi. The hki‘ p r~ looked
dubionsly at “W sky and u. .u Ill‘flp‘
pointed. In both Wiiiiffil a good affirm.r wind
Distinguished Men On Board.
A few Iiiiuiilea after ‘a o'clock the \‘igi
lliiif'ii iiiii‘lml' \w'ii up, iiiiil in four "I thu-
tiig I'oniiirriiidei- elir paw-«l mii ihrnuuli
llit‘ Narrows, (in IIPI‘ \vuru I'. Ilill'l‘l‘ Iscliu
and Perry Belmont of the eyiiilimimnwii
urs. (,‘aptaiii Ilium-u. livr ~lsl[ill(‘l’: .Viil
Hermhuli'. Itt'l' immh-i‘. Duncan lien. IIH'
representative of Lord llunrm’en; (‘upiiiiii
Terry. ilerlwrt In oils and XI'WIR‘H’)‘ D.
Titanic. The Valkyrie- followed in tow of
the tug Loni-i l’iilri-r III minulm I'lIOI‘. On
board of Ilt'l' was ll distinguished party. Ili‘
cluding the Earl of lluunneu, her owner;
the Marquis of (lniiouiic. the lion. Herbert
Longrlahe, ll. Niaitlaiiil Ker-icy and De
signer Watson.
The New York ‘i'ai‘lit club Wm rrprr
seated on the Valkyrie by Hear t'oiniuu
don .l. Archibald lingers, bond of the syn
dlcate which built the (‘oiouin The yachts
were saluted by tugs and incoming ocean
steamers as they panned down the bay and
procredul out to the Sandy Hook light
ship. They were followed by I,‘oinm0ilore
Morgan'n atenni yacht May, with liiucup
committee on board. With the committee
on the May Was Secretary llerberi.
The Vigilant arrived at the llgliiship
ahead of the Valkyrie and ran up maiuaah.
club WWII Ind ill). The Valkyrie iipciil
considerable time getting her malnsall up
Both beau were magnets which drew a lot
of tugs and excursion boats around them
while they maneuvered for position at the
11.
Ill Wan “to n Floating City.
The boat» which surrounded the crscli
racers presented a fine spectacle. it win-
like a floating city. The boats formed a
circle around the starting “mam! while
they left a wide course for the recon. they
each other out of place. and neon-
efonally bumped sides In their endeavor In
get the best View.
The null had broken through the cloud»
at ll o'clock and dispelled the mist. The
see was like glen. The start was ii pretty
one, as the apliinnlim were broken out
last before crossing the line. and "in two
fall single stickers presented a fine appear-
once as they stood down toward the Jersey
coast.
Thar-was a his fleet at the iummrui
Lord Duurnren and his men not a cheer
nndnsnluts of steam whistles and sirens
I they turned which tiny will not soon
forget. The boats: all waited for the Vigl.
lent and gave her on good ablut as though
slum lentil“ lbmadof helm; a prior
around. When it mine apparent that
there would be in: finish. many of the es-
oursion boats started for the city. The
mutt oftliem waited until the racers not a
linetotlielr rugs. and their all the craft
racedfor home. After the race was over
the committee announced that the next
rain will In on Barnaby. it will be over
the-amoeonraaaodwill bathe first race.
CUT DOWN TO FACTS.
Superintendent Byrnss of New York “I
on the stairway at his home and cut an!»
vere gash over his eye.
The Bani. of England has reduced I“
rate of discount from at; to a per cent. 1.
bullhon dammed £301,000 during the int
wee .
Three billion clearance were smoked?
this country in thli flacal year Just ended. ..
The Yale medical school opened under
favorable circumetaucea.
Colored Odd Fellows celebrated tW
umlcsntenuial at Philadelphia.
The demand for dry goods sums to On
cllnc rather than improve. ’
Halli: Bros. do Co's pickle catabilebmf
at Pittahnra was burned. Lou, m.
insured. One of the firm, J. 0. Holes. Jr.,
was arrested for setting fire to the worka.
There is a probability that the «encoded
Madison Square bank, New York, will no
sumo. .
At Brunswick, (in. there were nine new
cases of yellow fever and no deaths». The
disease is not spreading at Jesenp.
Robert J raced a mile in 2:05!‘ at Event
ville. ind.
The total score in the great intonation“
billiard match at New York is: Roberta.
63m; Ives, 5.7%
J iidge Foster of Auburn, Me. declllud
tocall out the militia unless the striking
shoemakers became more violent.
The cruiser Montgomery left New Im-
don, Court. this morning for Baltimore.
Edward llnnlan offers to back Dublin
to row Gnudaur a 13., miles arraightaway
race for ",000.
inane Green. whose body was found aim.
the railroad track over lilghbridgr, Is be-
lieved to have been murdered.
Benjamin 1“. Tennis wliu assaulted and
murdered nityeiir-old girl, was sentenced
to be hanged at Harrisburg.
Louis. .lnziu-s will contest Mario Waln-
wright's suit {or divorce.
A I nrmsr’s Heroic Ant.
Lamont. but, Oct, 6.—-'i‘he Chicago and
West Michigan Railroad hridit'r between
this city and New Buffalo collapsed last
night. and ”11‘ crash of timbers aroused a
farmer. who. mounting a horse and clad
only in bile night clothes, dashed madly
down fire truck in display thedsnger signal
for the paueiiiri‘r trriiii about dire. Ills
timely warning was none too soon, for ll
minutes inter a score ounoro livoi would
have been sacrificed in n wreck.
Suicide 0! a “one.
llusniirx. Oct. i.~-Tho police were noti-
fied y‘i-sfci'driy lhaf a horse owned by Rob-
ert Shine limi hanged liiiimclf, The horse
was tutu-ii from I“raiil‘in' stable. which was
burned Wednesday afternoon. in some
way he slipped his halter around his neck
and alowly ell-angled tiidonth. “'licn Stag!
went toéihe stable, he found the animal
banging almost like a human suicide. He
valued the Iii-roe at Mb.
The “Angel Dancers" Convlrtril.
ll \- ans \I Ix. X. 1.0.1, Ii. ~l‘1’vnngellst
Iiiiiii-iiuiu 'i' .‘men; John D Mef‘liii-
took, nihieJnIiii Ilie Iinptisl, lliinii-l Guinea,
alias Silo-t ihs- I’lll't". Garret ii. h‘iurma.
nlim 'i‘ilw. Mrs. Jane Howell, .\ir>-. Eliza
llcrry. Mn .‘.l:rry>‘n~\\'iirt and .‘lim May
Storms. Ill" ! "ml of “niiizvl iluiiz-rrn” of
Park Iiillgv, u. h. vomit-led of lumping n
disorderly bum-v.
'l'hn Ilnvagoa of Cholera.
Luxum, (Mil. Ii, - The death of Iivr- pun
same in one family within n work in iii-nil.
ford. Yorkshire. has raised .1 suxptvinu
lbflt I‘Ililli‘f’il has uppeiirml in that town.
In all ”W cm» III‘HIII \\ m— imrriln-rl to climb
urine,
Rum. Hui. .1 Four hundred can” of
cholera and 1'!” deaths “vi-v rr‘gbtoru-ii Iii
I’nlermu ilnriiu; the work.
That Princeton Karla: Affair.
Pill\r’l.‘l'n.\, N. .I..Ili'f :1 Thu college
authorities have new-uml m iilvucc enough
iii “iv luiz’irrg iiflnir m iiiipiir‘uh- it half
armour inure OI sophomores. At the close
(ll llir uxriiniii iuu Oil" of IIII‘ uncured
packed his rflwismul left town iiiuiiiici-
potion ul 4: u llii‘lli‘r' of l'Xl‘lIil‘xiOll.
Valuable l'iipcrs “ccovrrnd.
I’IIIH ”‘5. .‘It'.. I)“. ll. - »;\ ropruucntiiflvi-
of Wilbur N. ('u. today found pupa“ ii-pre-
M'nl'iuu uvrr 930.000. which “we lulu-ii
Irmutliulr store by Mfr blowers Supt l7.
They Were found along the river bnrk
about It mile below the town.
Klllld Ill. Wile nail NInthrr-lii-lnw.
thepimmslnu of a child W. K, II.“ «but
and LIIIIII M» llliilllt‘f'Ill-INW. ”r then
turned nuvl art-oi his wife. tlu- bulliel i-imr-
Iiii; hereur. :qu «he loll iuurinlli wound»
I'll. llllli'ecupcil.
let in “mi This Warning Menn- Death.
Bums, .ii ~.., Oct. IL» A number of Illn-
houses In l‘erry county have been placard-
od with it winning to human to desist gin-
ning iiiiIIl cotton is worth Ii) units per
pound. The penalty for a violation of this
law Iii flf'ltlll.
Curry'a ”weeping Challenge. 1/
NAIIIVILLK, Ilct. fin-Junk Curry. ilrivfl’
of Alix. rays ho villi tr. him against
Nuiioy iluulia. llolle Vern. Arlen and iii-
rrrium or “III go against either of them
singly. Ilt' ban nubndy.
linen “Ifib'lylmn With n Ill. Kaine.
Hummus. Oct. ll.—»Almihnm illhlcpntv
home. 3 years old, Is hold for highway rob
lirry. Ile raii airshow a Ii’r’t’flf-OIII Irl,
kiumke-l her down, watched her poo et-
bimli and run off.
llmblyn'a Population Hearty Lemme».
Batman’s. Oct. “NI”. John H. Young
III the Imrvuu of vital statistics hits coup
plan-ii his Miiiirniia of the population of the
city. it In within war of romeo Iiihsb
ltnnts. M...
‘f'ii lost- ml Devon lhoiavnmt )Isii.
bulimic. Oct. ll.«~~‘l‘hr Clyde flhlpinilld»
«of uremic! but but given Its employees no
line of u general lockout, beginning Saturs
day. This will throw 7.1m hands out of
work.
. 'flu Innis Wm Innate.
Nan You. (let. a—aloseph Chamber-
lain uprm the belief that the bones of
lords will remain, and that the KnIllIIl
purple him- no desire to abolish that holly.
N'MINN!’ Int In 0
l‘imnAau, Me . Emit ls believed
litre that the so sheer All Weekswaa
lost In the hurricane that wept the coast
Any. 3‘. Hummusimdofsia men.
‘l’rteit “3;” n Iron-nor
Cations, N. rt. on. Oil-”WIIIIIIIW
m leek
“Oil stifle
' m “oatmeal reign-“tell:
Smith.
mmniundhymlrh
wueww 1a..
WM‘MHA'. ll. Iii-I. 4'.»- iii a quuiwl over lap
LBIOS'. Hallm-
Store Open Event sunning. Until 3:00 O’clock.
STOP! '
‘ LOSE”
READH
C. H. Harvey, the old estab-
lished shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to '
Close Out
Nl8 “THIS
BUSINESS
1 Will Sell My En-
tire STOCK at the
LOWEST PRICES in
Town.
-» :«BEGINNING~— : —-
Saturday. August 26th.
lNll CONTINUING IlNTIl
00008 All! All
8010.
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Cost railroad round trip. Actually and
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lar «Grand Routes to the fair. via. DIM.
WARE. LAOKMVAMM b ,Wmlfm it.
it. Build vestibule trains. Connecting with
the no!!! emu-r flotilla-Chicano a:
What, lflehiun Central. late libero
I Itchin- Bentham. Chicano h lite. Niels]
Plate-imminent it. it. Alanna iii- return
some Ohio. and Pins. It. a.
”I.“ III.” to on.» In 030.00.
technetium- term west at Intellect
beteisnithnnrm. stops at mental)»
trait, Cleveland. Pitt-barn. Ventilation. belti-
mac.» Gallstones for circulars of
fall Interaction and delete at
it. if. Planters. linguist,
er circulars or
ll. dealt. litatleii treat. Kermit.
mt if
Mrs. Mange school
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WE HAVE BEEN ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED WHICH
ARE VERY MISLEADING, QUOTING PRICES OF FIRST
QUALITY ARTICLES AND THEN GIVING THE SELLING
PRICE ON 2D OR 3D GRADE GOODS. THE SUCCESS OF A
STORE DEPENDS UPON THE TRUTH OF ITS ADVERTISE-
MENTS. WE ARE WELL AWARE THERE ARE THOSE
WHO WILL NOT AGREE WITH US, NEVERTHELESS WE
ARE STILL FIRM IN THE BELIEF THAT ANY OTHER
METHODJIS UNBUBINESS LIKE AND IS CONDEMNED BY
THE PUBLIC. WE SHALL CALL YOUR ATTENTION THIS
WEEK 'i‘O QUITE A NUMBER OF SPECIALTIES WHICH
ARE NOT OFFERED EVERY DAY.
White Woolen Elankets.
A good heavy Blanket, full size 10.} worth 750 each, special
for this week. mic; 25 pair heavier and better in every particular.
at 89c pair.
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Ladles’ Calico Wrappers.
We wish to close out the remainder of this stock and shall do
so for just what they cost us: 01.39 for $1.00; 81.59 and 81,69 for
$1.19; 81.19 for rifle; .500 yds. Outing Flannel, 10c uality, ‘for rule
yd: 10 pcs. fey. Dress Gim s, all cois, 6c yd., r need from 10c;
15 pos. fey. Dress (limps, n I cola. Sc yd, reduced from mic.
Lace Curtains.
50 pair Lace Curtains, 3 yde. long, Were Doc, at 60c pair; 2_5
air Lace Curtains, :5 yds. long, Were 81.19. at 75c_pair; 25 pair
ace Curtaine, 3% yds. lonr, were $1.49; at $1.00 pair.
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Mlllinery.
Trimmed Hats from $3.5u up. As a special inducement in this
department on Saturday, all hats will be trimmed free of‘c‘linrge
if hats and trimmings are bought at our store. Remember this
ofier is for Saturday, October 7th only.
L. .. my“.
Lamps. ..-
A handsome Bisque Lamp with hand painted shade, New
York burner at. $1 14. regular price, $1.95; choice of our 82 49
lamps at 81.75, ll different styles bisque fount and shade, hand
painted decorations: Rochester burners, were $3.99, specral price,
$2.98; a. good band lamp for 25!: complete
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George Vanilstyne, Proprietor.
83 Washington Street.
WITH THIS SPAIIE.
«O
Theodore Olsen
.//
Will use it soon
for an
Important iniouncement.
italic scion.
NIHHHI BUSINESS BHIIEG‘.
STANFORD. CONN.
Open: Tuesday Bunion. Oriolii-r :iri.
Vine Thousand
Cider Barrels
ANll~
K 863.
FOR SALE,
iirim Iiilllltilll’nlcts.
iuvuii inns.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Young mm and young wniiiou. uuipluyed
during the day. min piii'niio i-uurm In
BOOKIIIIPINII PERMANHBII’MIIDII‘L
iiaiiu. ‘ln’fiflltl’l‘llu ranso-
onarr. am. andnisu
IIIIAICIIEI',IIENCII
ANDOIBIIAH.
'f'mivm rates resumahle. dead for “his! rut.
ed catalogue.
I. A. MERRILL. President.
BRENNAN’S
NEW
Restaurant,
'l'IlI ”Km m *l'ifit CITY.
is new open and ready for bestow. ‘
bid on ”Hand our...
u and I“ 01"”! ”TB-If.
”’1”?I‘.fff‘fii--.‘ffi Izvuiinmniimi. .
"Flowers for Sale. m smug,
a neon or ..._. 4......“
.t M. “OBI DONE PIT "AI”.
H0 ACID! UNI!) ll 'Aflfllfl.
Il’l’fll’lfl‘l’lfll Illllfilm“.
Iiili Ilium Violets.
:tilli lilies.
cum truism.
terminus, Etc.
SEX-E” Horror-sine "
rm.
‘ vettin-
I!
no unit or unease. on m.
JOHN WAIIIN. Infill".
x omsto l Hflhiilt
T Mother's titanium-Ma have just the thing In: your
me way of a suit. ‘a double seat and double up " *
not rip. These suits airline has! value in he made! for
vice. Ask to see the Corbett suit when you call.
Iiilllilll Bl‘lli, tumors and" Gail's limit,
Store Open Every Evening.
Wall Paper;
iiiiiii savanna Ill rants
.I.T.Prowiitllo
96 Washington St.
South Norwalk. .
ofier their entire stock of
M
.. Aim...
Wall Paper
at 60 per cent. less than" regular .
price.
Salem commence
lhursdayJuneZIl ,
THE OFFER 0F
Columbian Souvenirs
Will soon be withdrawn by
. Photographer North.
Take advantage of this fine Detour wenth- I“
or and sit for a ' .
Doz. Photographs
u» have them ready for
Christmas Gifts.
Beautiful Souvenir.
and you will get this _
nouns CALI.” '0. AND [III-I'll-
w
now:
den
tutti.
Special Sale
. .0?“—
LOTS
mgr-L...
.Hard Pan Prices
feet front iota
feet front
foot front
taut 9
$35
$20,
on Ely oven
on middle lots,
on rear lots,
These lots are within ll infant“
walk of the W
Station and Post Office,
and but a few minutes’
walk of the principal
shops in town. ‘ 'i
Norwalk Chronicler