’ Ilzht.
thew-Innate!” ill-Ila I comical
'l‘te children—or the .Bnnduy
whoolwlllhsvery intending in their
lather Goose quot-Ills. with singing
and dancing. A number or planning
m touisltiuaretobelatroduded. and alter
mum lawn-nee or
.n "tuna sumac. .
Sour! Honour. Cons.
“ 'M lies-Id Weather lone-Ir.
firmer weather and southerly made.
Moment Iteeord.
Thu m point of the thermometer for thu
”93hr! reror highest. 40° shove zero.
Ilnlnture Alia-so tor In ‘W
Bhu‘flnnfietn Bluh'l'lde
ll at. IIII It 7;“
Price of Farm Products.
Unltodfitntuugricnltnrnl bulletin No.
. ’ .145. presents tome interesting facts auto
. ' the print of farm products for 1894 in
I g mm With the ymm immediately
' 3; mending. The comparison IItrikce moat
forcibly“ the tv'vo staples of wheat and
cotter. The average price of wheat in
“ the country Dec. 1 was 49.8 cents a
"whlhel, the lowest in 25 years. It is ac-
tunlly 83.9 cents per bushel lose than the
orange price from lBSO to 1890. For
thetonr years beginning Jan 1.1890,
the average price was 7I9 centsa
Mlle]. And yet in the face of this de-
m in face of the fact that wheat
I" hing fed to domestic animals
became of la oheapnesr all over the
country, famere have planted a larger
m of winter wheat than over this
‘ wt (Ill. Three per cent more acres
lure been sown towinter wheat than
were planted in the fall of 1893. It is
find to line what our agriculturistx are
thinking 0!.
AI toootton, the average plantation
of cotton on Doe. I War 4.9 cents
and. the lowcat in the history II!
It may be remarked hy
Mix... that the price of out
tun shooting in the dry goods shops in
not a cent lower than it was live years
‘8“-
The price or tobacco :wcmgos l. l Cl‘lltrl ?
n pound loss than it did a your ago. in
Kentucky, the principal tobacco stair:
in the Union, the price averages L2
cent! less than that of lost year. In the
country at largo tho nva rnge prim of to-
bacco is 6 7 (3011”,) pound on: dust I. ‘I
can“ per pound lost your. The prim
inKentucky in only; Scrub i’IIInt-IIIII
Ito 55. 5 cents per lIuslIIl 4 7 m "in l. A»
than they were lit-It your. szt yr-ar boy
was $9.18 a ton. This yI' or it is $5. :17.
Wheat is fill? conlI-Iuhueln 1, Min run
“year It was 59 com llyu is .'.I0.7
cents, 1.3 cents lower on tho bushel
than lalIt your.
Only three Inrui prodnctI-I or“ higher ’
in price thnu they Will't' last yr nr. Tlu y
J are hmley. whose average price iII- M. 3
cute n burhel flgnlllr'l 40. 93 cents hut
your; cute, 32.9 cont», :I,'. :llhl 28m
cents last year. and mm -l.' »; “I‘ll" II
~lIIIIIlIul, against 36.5 from I-III year.
But when tanner» hnvo no mm to null
the high price afford» little consolation.
0n the whole, the prmpultt tor the im-
mediate future of Ann ricun ngricnltnro
isnot encouraging. At ll'ltl‘l, though,
farmers will ahmyrl hnvcrnongh toeot. '
W...
What I pnrudlm lhiII I-nrlh Would be
101' anthora if they all had the tumor
little Billet) of (lIIrIImIIy lInIIl “'lll‘fl a
WW clam to my that him “Song
~d Aegir" isn't much II! II put-In, llllt‘l’
‘ Ill. be just drugs the whim III that poo
(fl helm the court and lions him for
M3 tllrrorpwtlully of Ion jest y. No
" miller i! the emper r I poetry were an
“I?” II Tnpper' ll Prorol'lilnl Philtm
W. it woldn't help helm: n go. Moj-
-ity but mlrllogon drilled in o mpnhlic-
‘ oeuatry. ll, now, l’rnnidont Cloro-
Mtl IllOtIld write I porno on tho lines
the dignified and ltuprmiro atylo of
it! W a poem in which such
“t planner or “pornlolamn nativity"
.0 ”induction: lltmtotndo” worn to
W. “Molly done into rhymo, how
the Rep-bile“ pnpm would rend It
WI who don’t admire your 90
then in nothing like being an cm-
“, nth all. It is worth being an
“mummmlu
m m are In plentiful
“ that theyecurosly pay for
Itr'eot. Namath. tslspllone
_ III-Gr to Mir cloud!- Illrhtlr
Intern!!! prevail. with em and
/ turn to Mt mthwestulr Ind
“bromine variable onthellew
‘ Mild tollowed by clear/In: in
m chem Ina llzht. vsrlsbh
m m. partly cloud! to cloudy.
twmrvtonrhours endlnr III noon today was
In Low Tide
“Ml When it comes to silencing
matter no: time. «we!!! if one
16“ tile your yet therelnone
‘ a fiswortdtlluro thorn-em
unremamentulmhmente will be
Jerrod. the members of the Ihelon
Circle hoping to make thin I pier-ant
Ionialenut.
Several of the city onlclnls at Norwich,
, including layer Calvin L Harwood.
Councilmen Charm E Whittaker and
Thomas A. Perkins. visited and lamented
the City 0! South Norwslk Elrctriu Light
Worn. yesterday. The municlpility of
Norwich' Is Initial: arrangement-I to do
its own lighting and the gentlemen ex-
pect to come here again loan (or further
information.
At the adjourned annual meeting (I!
the Tramway company. this morning
the following board at directors was
elected: Chsrles A. Johnson. Frederick
8. Reed. George N. McKibbln, W. FIerl-
erick Snyder, George. W. Mansfield. C.
Albert Johnson, Jr.. W. G. Bnnlloell.
John 8. Seymour, K. W. Mansfield.
Three directorr will meet thIII aller-
nnon toelrct oliiceu and look into the
hide (or the construction of the power
house.
Notwithstanding the snow storm. last
night. the trolley care run on nearly
echvdule time. The Norwalk Street
Railway company ran their sweeper
over the line at midnight and again at
4:30 o’clock this morning, completely
clearing the road.
Mrr. Mary Smedley died at 1-157 todny.
The funeral will prob-lily be held Mon—
day at the home at her son in-law, Coon
cilman Bullock.
The residence of Stanley 8. Smith.
Crescent Terrace, has been quarantined
on account of the richness with scarlet
fever of Mien Naomi Smith.
Prof. Horrieon. the new organist who
moored- Prot. Whittaker at St. Paul'-
church, will preside at the organ at the
chsprl of our 8on Saviour. tomorrow
night.
Aoristant ‘Poetmseter Hurry Hitchell.
of the Norwalk ethos. meshed one of his
fingers hetwren the Irate and lock on a
West avenue trolley our. last night.
Edgar W. Bouuhton. of Elizabeth
atrvet. wee arrested last night for drunk-
rnaeea. and Justice Barrett sent him to
the countr jail for thirty dlye. This in
the first arrest made in three werlre.
The quarantine placed upon Reporter
F'rcd Taylor's reaidonce on accountol the
snicknmt at his dauuhter. haw been ruined.
| nod "Fritz" goes home today forarqunre
, meal.
Thirty-(our tramps took ohnlter in tho:
Norwnlk tramp homu- lIIIIt night.
The Old Well Hand Laundry Is not
with a new delivery wagon.
Benn ilallock who has been rotting
, ice for (lemma 1 Kmlcr. stopped I H a
. plank this morning, into tho waters of
the pond Hie companion twisted him
: out. and he wont homo and procured an-
oth 4. outfit. {
The mmmitII-u of the A. l). H. will
prmnt the member rolling the larrmt
number .4 tickets (or their bn‘l with a
3 gold budge.
I llanllh Officer Tracey rnind Iheqnar.
amine at th»( 'h cull rrnidonvc in Nor.
wnlk, last night
A meeting of the [toilet society will be
held Monday afternoon at 2:30 o clock in
the l'mmcil room.
The diva-tors o! the l-‘mt National
hank riveted nfllcere laet evening: l'reni»
dI-nt. D. P. Ely; ricr-prnident. Russell
Front; cashier. (‘hsrlrr E. Ferric.
l 'arllon Cornwall tori-mun o! tholla'
zutte. Middletown, N. J.. believer that
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ehnuirl he
in awry home. He um! It for A cold
and it affected II nomiy our». He says
"It In indwd II grand remedy; I can "‘t‘
otnmnod lt mall. I have also two-nit
ruled for whooping cough. with the bout
mulls." 2.7 and I70 I-IIII luittim lor Inlo
by (l I‘ millaon rlfllltlllut
Mont prople cannot all rat to up ri-
Inent They Want lmmtdlito roihl.
ThuI‘II why they “00‘ One Minute (‘hnuh
“are. H. A. Gregory It (In , and ii. (I.
SIillmn.
You mirth no mills“ when you lolu'
ill-Will's Little Early Bum lor llllom
III-er. Ilynpepels or Minolta. lit-room
thon- lilllu pilln cure thrm ii A. limp
cry «:00. and“ C. l‘lllllnn.
We nliélit tell you more ItlIrvul (Inc
lllnule Counh ( me. but yon‘oohahly
know that it com unwell. Lory one
does who bar and it. lt to a pnrfm
remedy tor roughe, cold», hosrenere. It
in In special lurorllo tor children. III-inn
pleasant to take and quiet: in curing. ll.
A. Gregory R 00.. Ind (l. (I. Mll'non.
m. . ”.w...“ a...“
steam rte-II m».
"tly child ls rob to arm Attach
Ill diarrhoea. but In; the loot Mothers
Dr. Linnd’r Diarrhoea ”more one ":2,
zluusud en lmmodlste core rerul
twnuld barometric adoseu urinal
tor-er moan.
I, grew worse. Ind ,
I tested the poor . '
little tellowwonld rarely die. It lutJ .
are him Ayers Cherry rectors! helm j
recommended to do so by the physlclan.
lie! and elected a permanent care."—
In It. It. Burr. Liberty, Texas.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Received "lancer Awards
A‘l' Tlll WORLD'S FAIR
.I
thew Item-ornate lmyn.
”AlIOIII’IIIIlIlI'! lIIII'I'Imlly out" groan,”
twill thr .‘iIlIllll'l, IlIIIII'IIII; a.l'-I.llIll in it high
with o! iron/y .M'hy. ion the moot
brIItIII"~I-
“Colonel, WIIII llll'fl‘ no l'ootlmll who!)
you were ll young main?"
”1‘ “P u out». IIIIIIIIIIll IIII IIIWIIlmll an
okyhnll IIII lIIIllIu .I no ”mo IIIrIII- rtd cut
but no fill ll hm, Inn-Hy. hrotul Ilomrlnh
dleplnyn III. tlIInl"
b'IIt, Ioloml ” i hold, "nil IzrlyIpiI-d
"It‘ll Worn IIIIt crippled by hinthltll."
"You; I .s 'pva yIvr tlIrIlen outa lllnu
now IIlIoIIt lli'l IIIII o my now lII' III gone
Well air. that “on Ml oll by Tom 'l'rIIle I'
in It ll,(lIt at it IIIIootlII IIIIIII II “mike
""11! o! llln rllm IIII I'rm-krd his skull
an”-
' (III, no! i would not l'l' for to your lil-
jurlli nuw' --
'UlI. IIII' (IIIIrw yII wouldn't! But
that ain‘t II,I.~ny yI-IIIIII't mono tlmtono
0' my II» 'II gone “I It. Vs‘lil'l chum-d of!
by ilill Winn rs III II light on r a mono o’
horm- “ohm H. I hit twa of List How rs of! an
blood plu'nln N t in on nigh nlmut- Lille-ll
poor Bill "
"1 II ll you. I-olom'l, lwns nottnstlng
rclloctlone upon your drummed Iar "
‘l III huh! \loylnv Lot! (ll IIIIIIrIonII
IllIln' I. III on my cyc tlInv' I. gum That
was gougml out by Bloc l. .ioo awntlu in n
light over II lllll‘m‘ mm Little filllliillll‘llflfl
he got. Illt mum! his run ('ll'l’lll ii” on
fine goln forlI'I-I none when thry clmiml II.~
spurt. "
".llIIt lulu-ml, rcnlly, “or: not throw: old
postImI-II llllll'l lII-IIIIII than any thing in
lootlmll.
’ “lint! Ye cIImpIm' thIImepIrh nm
to than? Young IIIIIII. llmt woo IIInnlIIIoIl'
Thin ill low. mln' lIlI- brutality"
Ami thlerIlIIIII'l m'l ally It'll lhl' tlrltl in
dingnet,~(‘lrwlnml ll‘llllll'llll‘l’.
Cyniml.
I\II nasmllt I'll." in which :I huelmnd WM
Ml'linl'll of hmmng llln \vIl'I- won no trial
in n H' rtIIIII ('llsil A lrll ml Ill tlu- family
had hm n IIIIIIIIIIoncIl mm h nuIIlIII-t ill
will tonmtlly IIII IIItlIo lIIowII llo Wm.
nakc'd by tin: prIIIIocIItor:
"'I'IIII sow llli‘flt' blown aanlnlntrrl-d?”
"I did "
”And did you am tth w ry lwglnnlog of
the «III. on I in tow n llII- Ini'
“I did
"\Vlivll Vl‘mi ll?"
" Flu. your» nun. "
"Flvv your: nuo’,
lllIlI?
'l WIIII II gout It the ir Wulding" '
Y'outl. H Lonnpnnion
lluw In» tho! [II-In
Anni-Jed wIIrI ItlIIIImI-Il-m.
\lr. lino, A. Mills. III’ I, lmmn, l'I.I II
«ya: "I MI» ntlliI-ml .. IIII Hrt'tlllu'l’lrlln
in "W lIm‘lI nll III-t “‘I'Iib r [I u I... a.
sown- n'. llmm that, it” II'Il rim pf‘lr‘ll up
straight but Was drawn IN" I m we
side. I triv-d Ilil‘lurrnt N‘mwllv- unt- III
receiving any relic»! until l h III,.I.I II I. I.
lie ol,(‘hnmh.'rlain'n Pal" ”All" ‘ HI l’
min; it lorthm- day-II, “mm-lion Iodi
rm'tIIIIH. my rhmmmiam mm unlwaml
hint not rulurrml mom» I tum: ~ll'flV
rrcoIIIomnIlI-Il it to other» or II lImIII
they hnv» he?!) hem llII-Il hy its "'0' For
sale lIy ll (l. SIIllmn. Ilruyzglnt.
25 (More "Ill May a All-
or math" 3 bottle of Dr. llnnll'a (Ville
Cure at any drug store. Mn 3. W. Merv
rill. of l-‘uinlule. N. \.. any»: " Dr
llandeCollc Cure in for in advance of
any remedy of iIII lriIIIl l mr Irml it
will quiet hairy when IIlIe in manning
with pain." Ant mm» motlwr who ha.
Itml this remedy about it. When your
baby loom-II and {rutlnl while twthinu
apply Dr llnml'n Talthing lntion to the
gluon Suldhr alldrtnrghtnl 25mm"
' I) II, yet over new ulmply IIml twenti-
lul I w r," ring-I lhu pout in words wlIlI h
might. umll apply to Aym'u .‘i-Iaopanlln,
the moat tfllciunl. and u-iorIIIllI‘ lIlnIIt-
pill’lllt‘l' I wr hflt‘fll-l to non-n... l llman
lty. Nothinulmt pop rinr mrrir. lwI-pe
I. no long at tho lront,
[Deter-liven Newtrrl "on. .
illnmrintvndent Charla Mn, t’. M the
National Detectlw Bureau. hallo-«polio.
lml., anmmnm that thI III- mm
copohle and trout wothy mun are row-«lad
in this county to not on private Ill. tn tlto
under his Inmrnollons Plumb-um- in
the Work to not necreeary to mum-III. lit-
edllu a large criminal pnpvrnml will sand
it with lull particular. which wlll n-
plIIlrI how you may enter the protection
uldrrealug hint at lndlnnapolle. Ind.
I Hallowtorkmilltouammresemr-
nersttthavenuemdlllthrtreet durum
”00.00, which given ill people dyepepnie
mdtlmepoople round“, .00 tattoo
or! bllluud My have tops: £5.60
MtquMmumthm
“would belie WWW it
the dinner rho-M set to given. there
”amount
mama-3mm
you when to sushi-minim out
ll llld you ever lmr ol anything like.
I three values In”
t tilt-l“, good Outing Flam III
or
m lurid» Ticking. at “Ill 90
7 rank ti'rnah. regular price.
7‘ I"
Ibo yard
ard
Aren't
line for
4
am.
Manor!
Pa
'l'nrlley Hrd 'l‘ahlI-
III-trunk
byattlII won While Domot
l'la noel.
2 yard: III our very beet Out-
ing it tunnel.
ll yards Brown lilwellnml
yarn wlde. tor
4 yeah good quality Blanch-
rd nheotluu.
2% ynrds Apron NulIIIIouk
Iro
2 ill?“ size Hand Towels (or
i thietltcherl.
Towel. 250 quality. lot
Lynrdln tilleela. l. lficqunllt: .
.7 Eating but crawhrlr
2 yards Linen Gram (‘lolh
him: I. whllu or natural.
Zynvdo lIlleI or whiteCrlnoc
Prints and Glnghamsc
oynnln heel. quality l’rit to.
lilo
lilo.
Toilet Articles.
{maltose good quality 'l'ollet
Hoop for III
3 cause Alarmed lilyrerino
aide heat quallty Ging-
4 mile or,” 3| phchnul II Tollrt
per
2 home 0! I50 Hintlomiry tor
lite.
.(lnr ‘A'iI pI- -IIIIIl pw knit: Note
Paurr tor
”Inn W WEEK III llllll llllill llllllllll sIII
SATURDAY MORNING, JA UARY l9.
BEG-INS
CUT PRICES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
Domestics
lilo.
2
one!
I 90
| 90
l90
{If
lnl l lrnIIt
2pm: Ladlea' Fast Black for
alr Men's Seamless Hall
5. 'pall‘ra Children’s Black Hose
1 pair Bmye' lllnck Wool Bone,
Inrze air... I,
1 pair Men‘s Bicycle Hare.
M II‘ II Whltho Mcrlno Sblrte.
290 quality. at
Mnn' II Neckwrnr.
Four- in Hana.
IKINI)I.IY NOTE WHA'I‘ YOU CAN BUY FOR 19 CTS.
Hosiery. Kitchen Depanmenl.
90 It. (llothes lilac. guaran-
teed toll lens tl I.
anarl'l‘o l:lIIqu Chimneys.
size 8.1
in Irmllc.
3 French Porc. Cotton CanI
and Hum m-
7 inc h Line a Lumpshade and
Holder,
‘lh‘lt Wllllltl Granite Pudding
All Llnm
Limngs.
llIIae remarkable
for linings?
l90
l90
prices “gog-
Plll! (or
[or
and
w orth
'l lmlla
IlI- z good
Stole for
pairs
2FllIlttldfl for
Small Wares
I'afioolo ‘ottoanpool Silk l
hmble. l on or amt Natalee.
regular price. 2dr. Ior
Prym' a nut. Roche and
woth 30c. lit
7 ling ere assorted Nursery
lduz. IIIrIle DnI‘nlnnr Cotton.
1 vapor flDIII'nlnar Nemllrtl
mdwelling; Dorm-r.
5Ipools Clurk' II 0. N. ’1‘. Cro-
chet Cotton Ior
Tut: ker
KnlItlIIg Cotton.
I halls Knitting Cotton as-
sorted on on. for
Htocklnet Drona
:. ’dIIz. good Shell Hair Plntl
tor
)lhn ,1
L'lofydln Lace Shell Paper.
8 Lantern Glob“
l 9 c B ucket Lampmlth complete
nunres.
ilPWhllfigc Granite Dinner
w
| 9c ll Whitel firanite Dessert
Tech and I 9c
llmttlee Mt Household Am-
monia. Illa .
1 ("who Porcelain Egg Cups
|9¢
4 decolrated double Egg Oops
I-
ill lmn Wln- Promo for Silk
mp Shad o,
Dlnner Pall “Workman' II
Friend. " 3 put-In.
Gloves
& Cook's
quality Drone
l90
|90
|90
ll Hnnllkml it
full olze
Handkerchiels.
or I olorrdl )OI'll or.
ll Turkei ill-u Handherc hints,
Ladles‘ Black Caehmero
Glovue. worth 15:: pair atk
’5le and MW
001 Mittens.
BoyI‘ Wool Gloves. regular ,'
c 87%". quality. at 2}.
2mm: Mleeee' Wool Mittens I’ll.
| for i
Embmldenes and Laces.
3 yards Embroidery. new
spring nsturnn.
2 yards Embroidet y. 15c qunll- ' 9 c
I y. new decline.
eln. plain whlte 2 ekelns (lormsntown Yarn.
I gcT block ormIloreJIr I 90
Torr hon have. regular illic qual—
by. one yard for
'l‘l] LEPHONE CAIJIJ,
TH E BOSTON STORE,
Comer Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk. w .«w
,..._ . I .__..
' .\
A little hlahor lo [Hll‘l‘ lIIII.’ .
word to the Ill-1‘ ll-~'
lays.
ammo-mum»
ll 25. 28 and 30 us. It.
Bargains we have added
”In loge Montana hunts. llbs.
.chIIan Shelled l'mumls. 50c ll).
uyleI s Sal ell llmnnls, 50c box.
Ilflll’l Yflll KNBW
That we sell the he st goods that the market
pioduces, as low as they can be sold fat,
and maintain the quality. There is nothintr
:I IIIIIII is more susceptible to than good liv-
in”7 and once his will- tl'ClllS him to first
class .Ilfltitlos 0i food he wants them right
.llOll‘j‘.
WelVlentionThisWeek
250.
.. ssian Ma malale, something new 256 bill.
ImericaII PiscuICom an inmate. in "I. boxes. 25c lllll.
Stewed lomames, aI lueanlcle, l8 cls per can
Ema lll rigs. prices from He to 209 Ill.
:sIavagusles III cans selected goods 35c amllflc box.
“‘58 are headquanels lo Salllnes. IaIalIee' s chips and varieties of lancy Wallis. tales and
cracieIs.
ll you want fancy genuine llew llIleans New Crop Molasses ca'l here.
llon’l Forget llur Big Sale of Butler
It would surmise you In know the amount we have sold in the last ten
I3 lbs. ll. aIIIli. firanulaled SugaI llll ll. 00.
insane all luImeI
quotations we have made as they all stand goal. Cal and see the new
We Handle only the Famous Ferris Brand of Hams.
con. Dried Beef and Plg Pork.
they are Delicious.
The Boss famous lunch Mill BIsculI Is the finest cooler
in 3 lbs. of our luncheon llIll crackers for
BHARLES E. SEYMflllll,
lEAlllllll fillflllill.
33 mansion son,
Boneless 38-
lheyimay beallllle lIi loin nice But
produced and has llII largest sale.
250; a human. We on than you.
IEIIIIIIIII nu, III-2.
. I
Norwalk Chronicler