mister firmness Assur-
' “rum; IW ..
no).
. In» Mill-HM.“ West avenue,
licrwslh,ysstsrdaycslsbgatsd thssirti- Mnmmm‘trma on
‘ yanaryotharbirthday. lstbasndi'rankCorostock, which wareez- orandtralnactsdcousldaablohnpor-
' Iswasuarlssdhyaparty cssdlnaiy well residual. The lines tantbudnsn‘. lanyphnsfcr‘thscom
olrslativcand'frisnds, whncallrdto
' her and take supper.
, withphaaandcutilowers.
”"3”de
broom commemoration
mmmwfim
thcnghmcrcchildren, showed mks,
mt as slocutionbts. Eric-on I.
Htsrsnownadhsn de-
ahwitbhbmwm
IlaKataParkev,thssoprano,fmn
'% alldiflcnltsdsctious was
s
My. Iay M. at 8:80 p. in. They
all be at home in Williruautic am May
Thomas lie-sing, who Maren here
forsornc time Baumsi
Osborne cons , Shrimsbury,
sill leave for More Saturday,
lay Ii, on theGmarder “Lucania” Ir.
willbeauuwdsu
u-inghuhad
willrsrnaininlhmae during" —
mar, and will visit ltheprincipalcitiss.
'l‘hs cfA.li.Bo&t.oiBerhe
crwalh,and h Eloise
Betta,“ Chestsr.willtateplsceat
thshonre the bride’s parents in that
, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
waddihgistc be a quiet chem-ii
the near relatives oi the contracting
nauieahsingpreasnt.
a“ e .asdwlth
a ' yclnrandwsm
voice, which, coupled with hercharlllng‘
sensualityncndorshsrsspecisllyattrac
ve to an audience. li-Anaafitsab
andli.EIlaJ.Byxbee aev
selections which received well-merited
. An encore {allowed nacho!
twelve numbers, , that
theaudioncewashifhlypleased ththe
more. Kin ennlsKlIashaoted
“accompanist (or the liorwalk talent,
her skilledniaaner.
I days.
I cislon ot the county“ commissioners in
'lhe Kisses Nellie Bracken, Nellie (lsr- ins
ney, Elizabeth Connor, la
Natale Garrity, Kaolin ,
Kennedy, lamie O'Donnell, Augusta
”Bracken?! Norwalk. attendedthe twen-
annvcrsary recept
In T. I". Campbell, at New Haven,
Monday evenirg.
' Golwdl,
. J '
Beckman Dunkin, in New York city, last
night.
Another enjoyable dance, which will
oil-big wind up the serials. was given
the .RBocsal club. last night, in
of'l'emprranca Ball. The attend
sues was . lush: was luroishrd
by Shep and .
A ball will be given in Germanla Ball,
Frida crating, the 27th inst... for the
benefit of the moulds
rs of
the lockwood I
Heine’s orchestra will furnish music.
Ir. and Ira. John E. Knapp, or West
street MI Mn ”day for Spring-
field.“ Hr. napp will make his
iisai _ as administrator of the
some of I. 8. we.
a three rnoaths‘ylsit with his brother in
law Yorh city.
hSilas 3. GW’ of Cranbgrr‘y,’ Plains,
son George . moo.
airman on ht avenue.
Ira. S. A. Foster and Ira. Joshua
Base, of Bertrand street. went to lil-
lord today to visit friends.
The Int dsncsoi the Vanllurea don:-
ina class will be held Insight.
"0' VALUAILI Illa]!!!
has low ass-amnesia“.- nl Ir.
and-rs. 3...th at Include.
3.8. Parsons hssiust wound two
very valuable sashistwleal relies and
pissed
uhsn
toll of Mr. and Fred
opera comique. “The P ncraa ot Trehi
rode. Ili- Bali,in her character of
Prune Raphael, has a part Bldg“ is said
to very pleasing. surge itace.
Solomon, All 3. Wheelan; the
comedians, have jumped into favorand
uremaking individual hits. Prcsaand
public unite in saying that they are
great in thediflereut characters t
assume. Ifise Josephine Knapp, late of
the far and TartarCo., isahoiothia com—
pany. Ilsa Eva Da Julie Rina
and fifty-eight other will appear
with this Secure your
seats in advance.
Onedthsstmanointsofliilie Aler-
strorn’s plays 5 thair ty ot tons and
lgood moral DWI
iron
acturing company. d
"Siberia” with its hsauulol‘ love
story.aud its startling and novel surv
prises, wiilbeonthe boards neat
aroi'tfifiizlsc“firs lose.
Chief Engineer J. 'l'. Prowitt, Assistv
ant Esaiasar Fred Smith, Councilman
Chicory, chairman of the com-insane
I"! the Tramway coupon
saws} tas' hem—su- m»...
Inverted in show Dans. -‘ -
roommate-nu club/met
M.WMW. Thstsam is
Wbetlw admission of “the-subtle
nswnnmbanaadhytho time the sea-
nonpawlil prove very strung. 'l'he
scMuleis rapidly‘llling and will no
doubtbecomplebinaconple of weeks.
Amongthetsamaalrsadyhoohcdmthc
Pacidcflhlsticsmflersay Cityrfiubnr—
bans, of New York; Greenpohrt Athletics,
ofBrooklyn; Harlem Y. M. C. A; Ar-
lingtousmfldsayCltfiflanhsttanField
club,“ New York; TenEyck Athletics,
of Brooklyn: )lontgoxnerys, of Jersey
City; Brighton Athletics, of Brooklyn,
andthsl‘adisou, otNewYork.
TheBantsrgloImdswlIlsoon be over-
hauled audthe diamond put in condi-
tion. Thetsanswilithengctdowntov
' work.andbythcopsningday willbe in
I trimtornoetanyoftheiroppouents.
The new unforms will he here in a few
.....___ n -w.”
THE VILLAGE LICENSE CASE.
The Appeal trons the annals-arr De-
cision Board in thalnpertor Court.
Attha on: at mow mm the de-
ths Village liquor licence case. held in
'the Superior Court, Bridgeport, yester-
day. the following monstrous testified:
Joseph Vruour, William B. Hubbell. W.
hi. Sharrott, Gould Taylor, Andrew
Heath, 8. B. Sherwood. Charles B. Hoyt,
J. It. Lane, Edward Hines, Andrew N.
Tag: and Wiuiam l". Hoyt.
sat-tam oi their evidence was
that the place where the saloon is locat-
ed isareddsntial locality. remote from
magenta“ the ugly £and sway frun
protection; t at t loan injury to
t’l‘: houses, annoying to the women and
children pa-iug, and objectionable!»
cause of itsclossprozimt tothe Hub-
bsiihatfactoryandthewatiogroom cl
y.
v_‘:'oatiruouy Jot the 3pplicgu3 Thomas
l we- van . .
N. ”million. .101le (miter, Snm’cl
lctlowen. Arthur Keyworth. John Ash
worth, George Sherwood, S. B. Tristram,
Edward B. Hayes and William White.
They claimed that the location was a
suitable one.
Where the Tide Ila-s and Units.
The Vcndsan Chic! arrived at Reed s
Housman's. this morning, with a cargo
of 100 barrels of system. She also had
on hoarda beautiful mountain shepherd
dog, which will be ship from here to
Yale college. The C. matey. with a
cargo cl too barrels, is also unkinding at
this dock.
Bradley's new host. which was
Honda ; went to the bottom of
thariver y y afternoon, and Mr.
wsntwinhit. He wasmted hy
, and alter several hours‘
hard workshe was brought to the sur-l
lace and towed ashore.
The coal Jose 1 U. . of
New York. m with and
“Lil. Ferris' w . The csrgo will
betakrntoasugnrrellnsryin Brooklyn.
The engine of the steamer heddle W.
Decker is being repaired by 'l‘. 8. Glover.
The to: Fl arrived here this
nursing {root New crk.
a “WWW “m.
The Slamlord Advocate comments
upon thscosttothe Glucose oi the en:
Icvuernutot the law. in
thb stats about M . It pays,
lure bosom . Home
of than a dcasn phota
tahsnwhilethay were about it, while
“are” alight have been 3:th with
. in say on a a
Mo! pl“ was same
in arm carusra. That took?
that the snow-skinned hrathran
vs
with Who
this state to coin
”bingo! travel?”
m tale. , in
capitalJlmisapcd deal of
_ Pr rem
Chinese
momma the m u.
h capaci
'mo ‘tah‘e’it an“
t,
W. accent ”'31:...
s,
to-
the
mom rm.
all raw-shed JWWm-u':
parlor. chars Ir. Bursting. withcharao
be: or glides or? land allele:
, a '
w'hes'lclnb stunt-”ins indulpd
hospital“
since he
is.
do whoehcthsrpleanntrl-wenran-
joy“: The festivities were continued
until a is. hoar.ths mothers,
shakinghsads with Inflow
wlddng hint a phorant voy-
Ifl- .
a delegation at thsclubarslnNaw
Yorhuitythisaltarlonntnuethalrdnv
dram Pris-landm-
lirJloraangwillspudhisco-ndaya
mu: ”we cunt.
ls Dansn’t’rtnmbntl'annaletaaflnn‘
when on nose.
A ghostly silence pervades the place.
It is llhetha silence of the finish. Th.
outside world seems already centuries
away. The air is cool and swihing,
and three flaring gss jets cast an intri-
cate combination cl shadows upon the
Ina-ire masonry o! the arches, says a
writer in the Boston Herald, inducib-
ing the wins vaults under the Boston
custom house.
After hundreds at years, when Boa-
ton is onlya boloin the ground likcths
ancient cities in the Helitsrrsnsan.
some archeologlst will dig down
the accumulated dust of cen-
Hfl'iealm‘l find those hem: arcbea M4
lug as they stand now.
And yet the whole ”mic! struc-
ture is like the “Bali man's house,
founded upon the send and mud oi Bos-
ton harbor. Three thousand tsllpine
trees, stripped of their limbs, were
driven downs-lam together in the black
cone to tons a foundation for the build-
ing. These piles would last but a few
short years in the outer air. but sunk
in the harbor mud they are' believed to
he as indestructible so the earth itself.
,, When it was built, the «1:le
was upon the water lmnt. and even now
the collar is below high water mark.
yet there is no drier cellar on Ram
hill. The builders seemed to have been
the builders of pyramids and cats-
combs "incarnate, and the work was
done to stand- after the builders thun-
selves were long forgotten. Upon the
heads of the piles, in the form of s
Maltese crou, wn laid a capping oi
granite in hydraulic colorist. Around
it were built the incisive walls at solid
granite 6 test thick, which were to be
a protection against best and cold, fire
and wster and all the elements. With-
ot sturdy pillars and arches which reads
tthe cellar a class at low rooted chansv
hers, niches, crypts and younger.
,... When the visitor enters the basement
and storehouse, which Is on the street
level. he feels instinctively Mount
the huge pile of granite over his head.
This door, within the “wounding row
of close, loosed for the storm of
champagne and bottled wines. The
cases, which hold two doses: bottles, are
piled in rsgulartiers as high as the all.
log, and under the main entrnesthsy
are packed in solidly. Manually
between 8,000 and £000 cases, orovcr
40,000 bottles, which if popped all at
ones would malts the granite dons
trouble and might drown the attend—
ants in a foaming hood.
When a ctmsigmnt of rum. which
means anything from chars to
brandy, is landed boars loreign vowel,
the government orders it to be sent to
the custom house caller. ll nouwnsr
appears to claim it, it is kept tors year
and then lucid st sucticntopay the
duties and warehousing charges. ‘
. l! theowner‘appesrs, hscan payths
“sandal” his humanely,
c . .
degrees he
only “u!“
I
timeswhileit Huinboaddsspaadsr
thegrsstte drone. lasachessssitis
ssldlahosd,andtboosasr,lastsadaf
dawns-m
XrJostia .disscarsiagca
thehcassofmnlatsdacspflal
storyct Disraeli. . ltwnt dating the
mm~,umm
.... IIIlIE’lmilBIIl
Th . Voices.“ the Nor-st
“New York , company‘s
homcaptaln W. Elation, not with
saaccidaatin New,“ hey, at 5:80
mockhatavaulngwhichdamaasdths
tothsaatm W. Theda-ace
laboured ”mag-o. . »
"lbs rsassl wsscnhsrwavtolior-
walt,endwhss on the Jackson street
rim-home” a inhigh Von,
mesdbyths tug norm
3. Silver. The collision tore oil a
portion otthahull on the portsideof
Wm. renounced-mum
andjclnsrwork warsalscsurashsd in.
'l'hsflcatwasaotdalnspd.
'lhsVuhnnreturaadtohsr dock and
“I m» winner. at mm
harshestlysi’tsrasidniaht. ’l'hbniorn
lagher freight was tron-(med to the
A swlndla
I“; W Augmt
turmoil
NEW YORK
Pfliiiiiiflli
BwlAIIQIIA IINIIIN
Virtuoso;
Sonar, Viola
hr lies
Hoyt’a Opera House
WEDNESDII. lPIIII. I8.
'I'lehlta 3 Charts ' .
enemy. saws. u W335) in?
in these walla rose the puzzling schools “'1".
' s Welasr. tints
MW m3 entailing:
Bass adored arlon Wood,
Honolulu-amt x
Hoyt’s Operafioosc
I)" 0‘“ IIOII.
lIlIIIlSIIlY, AI’IIII. I9
Pauline Hall,
and her company of
65 - ARTISTS - 65
Prinussi'l'uiizuls
laiednatsaasa traumas!!! lath.“
Plalstad‘sandmdragatorsa.
men 50. 15. SIM. Slit.
Hart’s Opera House
Willow:
MAY "I’ll“.
‘la hsrawa m M m.
“rs itii’llll illtiil."
sswsoar rum arm "also.
an. moons.
mw “ k -
“ll mil! lllflill."
arraignment-whalin-
M It. It and“ outs. .
mam” “or
Cations.
One case 9-4 Brown Sheeting;
regular price, 18 cts.; for this
sale; iii 0.
Three bales of yard wide
Brown Cotton, - usually sold at
6 eta; tor this sale, while it
lasts, 4c.
’ Comionablas.
One lot, about 15 dozen, regu-
lsr price, 75 cts.: for this sale,
39c.
Flannals.
25 pieces Checked and Striped;
Outing Flannel, worth 1% our”:
for this sale. 6c..
Towels.
50 dozen extra large size Dam-
ask, knot fringe; would be a
big bargain at 25 cts.;for this
sale, 15c.
100 dozen hemstitchcd Huck,
very heavy quality and full size;
most dealers ask 50 cts.; our
price during sale, 230.
Vests.
50 dozen ladies' Sleeveless
Ribbed Vests. 3 for 250. Regu-
lar price, 15 etc each.
50 dozen Misses' Ribbed Vests,
6 for 25c. Worth 10 cts each.
*- Dress Goods.
15 pieces All Wool Suiting,
liicts. per yard. Good value, at
illicit.
25 pieces Fancy Cashmere
Sailings, ltlc. Worth)” cts.
Five pieces 48-inch Black All-
Wool Henrietta; regular value
89cts; for this sale, allots.
Small flares and lotions.
Lubin's Perfumes, in all
odors, Scots.
Five dozen ton, bottles Por-
turnsry, extra quality, Hots.
Toilet Paper, 2,000 sheet roll,
llctl.
todozc'n Lsdiee' Golored Bor-
der llsedkereblett, tots. ditch.
to dozen Lsdics’ White Bool-
loped Borders, Embroidered Cor-
ners, at bots. each; regular
price, mots. ‘
White Festber stitch Braid,
ictsfiplsce; regular price, IOcts.
Easting Cotton, mots. per
mm
so gross Dress Sisys st iOcts.
dos. Worth trots.
Golf‘s Black Braid, two rolls
[or Gets. '
scissors, all sites, Stats: regu-
lar value, fillets. ,
00M Stall, Acts; regular
price. loco.
”gross ivory Buttons-two
dominion-mist hall price.
COMMENCING
Corsets.
The largest and best assorted
stock in the state.
50 dozen at 39c. Big bargains
at 59 etc.
“W. B.," in drab and white,
all sizes; for this sale, 79c.
Shin , Waisis.
300 dozen. this season’s styles.
an immense variety, well made, ‘
all sizes; for this sale, 39c.
Worth 69 etc.
100 dozen at 59 ,c.
Well worth
89 etc. ‘
Wrappers.
50 dozen, “The Best Dollar
Wrapper," for this sale, 79c.
Dresses.
25 dozen children’s colored
dresses; sizes, ‘2 to 10; for this
sale, 19,0.
Spiing Coats.
500 Spring costs, a leader, at
02.98. Worth .5.
Lace Curtains.
lance curtains, pole and trim-
mings, complete set, 89c. Worth
“.50.
Camels.
Five pieces of our regular 50
cent stock, for this sale, 29c.
All on second floor.
Prints.
2,000 yards best quality dress
styles, mode to retail at 7 ctr.,
for this sale, No. '
Gingham.
3.000 Vysrds Apron Checks.
Bestmsdonsusllyvsold are also
for this sole, to. These src ab-
nlnielr Perfect sooth» not soo-
,. 1.660 m. Mommas"
4w, . ‘ '11 ‘ ‘ r
as , .
.2 . " * ‘
, . , . . .4.
. . ~ ., -. m ,
. ..~~'.. , , , n _.
. u. ’ ‘ ‘ ~. ‘
' é
«1
. AND CONTINUING FOR ONE WEEK, .
Prices on all these lines have suffered a terrific-squeeze
are looking very small after the pinch. - We have made thébp ,
.luuity; it remains with you not to lose it. High tide goddda‘ht
tide prices. You can’t look Without sighting an irresistible tom
Cation. We recommend a careful perusal of every item?
Embroidery. '
Small lot of no.
to, 18 inches, mots. per
regular prices from ‘29 to
Yarns.
Germsntowu, in all colors;
9cts. nskein.
, . .
lien s Fumlshlnss.
100 dozen three-ply all-l - ,
Collars, popular styles. llcta.
each, three for 250:8. Regular
price, Riots. each.
50 dozen unlaundercd Slim
regular price, 50cts. each; three
for Oi. '
50 dozen Outing Shirts, 3
inch length; would be M
value at 50cts.; for this sale.
39cts. ,_ ,.,
25 dozen Scurfs, in tacks and.
four-iu-hnnds, all new goods;
regular price, fillets; for this
sale, Blots. ’
Hosiery and "MW
100 dozen Boys’ Bicycle float,
regular 25-01:. goods; for “this
sale, mints.
100 dozen Lsdies‘ sixes none
in brown and grey; three pairs
for 25cts. Regul‘ or price, 1% 1
etc. per pair. v
Kitchen Deparnnuit;
Just a word or two abouttlib ,
department: Many wond’srhcw .
it is we sell this sort or waro’ sh
cheap and the remark has' , , I
been heard, “Well, there M I "
be something wrong." The 4
is simply thin—instead of ‘ " »
our basement as a store house
for old lumber, etc, we have
made it a practical department
. st little or no cost. Buying
close
for cash and selling for cash.
That's how we do it.
um ton mstui. '
wrote sou, Inglish m4
Oats Boast, with illicit; M‘ %
Worthtilcta. ,
Breadlloxes,‘ W'i’ “
‘l
i
new goods. sold everywhere at m
”Blots ; for this sa'e, Sic.
a
I
Five pieces, full width, hall
bleached Gannon . Damask,
choice designs; regular price, 75
ct- ; for this sale, 43c.
Cloves.
One lot odds and endsL—yon
II“! have your choice at the.
home are worth “.00.
91:23?me 1’ and
“0" W 001m
every pair warranted; for no
sale. we. lost dealers not it.”
forumscoods.‘
«‘2,
Flat irons. acts. per lb. Worth
Worthicts.
12317 Dripping Pans, m
each. Worth ltcts.
11x16 Dripping Pans, ‘
each. Worthlilcts.
mm rmwn‘
“msn._wa "
Hartford
Norwalk Chronicler