is why
(B. L.
gives more‘
Tobacco
t ' I
to less Space.
i".
Y
than any
other make.
‘ ALL PAPER.
I am! now located in my new
tore/and cordially invite you
- . and see me. [shall take
are in showing you my
. a whether you wish to buy
not. I am receiving about
we shipments of new goods
h week. My stock for the
-. ring trade will be double any-
, I have ever shown you.
i‘
My connection
fth the manufacturers aflords
: facilities for buying, not en-
. ed by any dealer in this sec-
. . of the state.
ters' Supplies, Artists’
. I. ’ s, Glass, etc.
k y' ng, «Paper Hanging and
ti“ Gorham,
t
to First In. and lists 8t.
”3' NORWALK-é
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v «. _.. M-“ -4. .m- ...._
:1 is great German stable
I -.. ing. No more stall
: ounderod horses, no more
ratchea. By reason [of
.9 gm t absorbing quail
es of I bedding, there
lo odor.
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FLORIDA
state of Flowers. will be run during Jenner
and 3t. and March and
test 00 from New York; Mam
ileuel lmlncludinlr “Pull on route .
men on special train.
CALIFORNIA
leave New York and Fhiladelphla by
finwumul train. February 20 and
Detailed itinerary willbe sent on appllta-
n to 'I‘eurlat Agent. lltll Bmad
ork. or Bread street station. Philadelphia.
M’E‘ncaurtLE
FOUNTAIN PEllS
ARE THE BEST.
PRICE, $1.50.
H. 3. R000,
16 South Mala street, he. Norwsll.
. nitt
t, t. lies Halts t liartlttl il. l.
JUN! i. use
arms envy scorn nonwaur as
romws.
l’oa New You. roe New haves.
A. lx-l 13 W ex. A. -1 that,
ii on. Ilium.
Sister. “lac"
its locales. 73am.
1 til 1. es. 8 to ac.,
res ml “191..
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out on, eaten.
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ll'os lie-now. A. M.—l "bl in l
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NORWA La for Dunbar;
tr»:
1.. Mid ao.
KEAVI: llANBURY for rltmth Norwats
wrun- rtlll'l ruins.
LEAVE SOUTH
.. to. 5:15 p. m.
n". \vtt Wlbullh'
p. In.
Caveats. and Trade-Marks obtained and all Pew
Send model, Ili‘flhilih: or Mme"
We mime. ii tn'r'
charge. "or in not dtts tot sum: in m etc-ti.
your”, ” lirrw lot train Patrols.” with
cost plume m the U. 3.
0.A.8flOWdLOO.
o". raven Omen. weswmerou, n. c, 4
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m
’33! more: Silica.
W' [W NNK'
”modifies:
Passosa'nnr-Cosnccm Tones.
(lOMFORT
' strainer:
so
Wuhfilfl-
l
Allied“ hi
Riehmotptd .
Aserias‘ol Jackson-
ville tours. allowing
two weeks in he
'l'wo ton
to the Gold -
on (state wt i
hit..-
arch
way. New
(in). W. BOYD.
Ass‘t. (lsn‘l l’ose. Act.
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"ac" a. tn.;ilt3eb
NORWAhK—lfl. '9'
HAM—lab a.
in! Moose-vs tees.
IT! U. ‘. PI'IINYOINCI
lilii inn lime: Lieu liaise
n.
such tit-«rip
’ Ii ir em: t, true ol
and Marge «mattres-
I
i. til: near.
'l‘l' OI Altltl :.
oounowm.
smeared,
”fluctuations:
s2. Willtlllggws
“attitude :‘y
H
m memes oi the lrislt college, is
lead. -
m
«a...
and Ir. Frye Tells About Ills—What II
one. as at else-y. “author. see
mus.
Wesmso'ros. Jen. lath—JIM senate
again gave its attention to the Hawaiian
duration. Mr. Lodg't addrd one more to
the large number of Hawaiian resolutions»
It was less critical than those preceding
it. congratulating the administration on
sending a ship to Honolulu, favoring an-
nexation and opposing any British were
patios ol Hawui an solid
In a sharp ti hum Mr. Gray upheld the
policy of the administration. and Mr. Frye
give notice that he would keep his Hawaii-
an question to the trout until dl«posod of.
The rest of the day was devoted mainly
to the appropriation bills. it was deter-
mined to close the debate and take a vote
on the long ptilldllls Nicaraguan canal bill
next Friday.
The hon-o. operating under a special or-
der, passed seVen public building bills. the
largest authorizing lhu construction of a
public building at Chicago to coat ”#00,-
000. The appropriating clnueo in each
bill was stricken out. and the nppropritv
lions must. be made in future sundry civil
bills.
by Postman er ilu.~lng.whlch come here in
the bill's interest, supplemented by the
active and intelligent efforts of the llll-
nois tmngressienal tieiegn ion.
Mr. iioutelle was prttven'od from guin—
ieg consideration for his Hawaiian resolu-
tion. "I hope.” said Mr. Boutclle to tire
house nth-r the privilege had been refused
him, “that the blood which rests on the
sputtered on the llntols of the house of rep-
resentatives "
a Pennsylvania.
HAthli-iill'lltl, .lan. 22.«tioverrtor liast-
ings senta message to the senate with-
drawing all appointments made by his
predecessor, Governor i’attison. during the
upon by the senate.
ments will be revised and new names suir
atltutoti for many.
l’suolly Monday mornings are devoid
of the legislature there was much busi-
ness of interest transacted. Both bodies
were iloodrd with sun of various kinds.
Representative Lawrence of Wasbiu
the Nestor of the house. reported that ( 10lo-
nel A. K. McClure, editor of the Phile-
lpbin Timon had accepted theinvltation
the "Life and Public Services of Emliov
arner Cut-tin. "
The house general judiciary committee
was directed by a resolution of the house
to bear the claim of Solomon (l'Ball. a
of the Senor-o lndians of New York, who
claims to hold a deed for 200 acres of a
portion of the site of (ill ('ity. For
years these lndiana have been endeavorlng
to lay their claims before the legislature,
but have not‘or been successful until new.
Among the bills intrmiuceti in the house
true one prohibiting nny srhmltoocher
from Wearing a military or religious garb
or mnltlom of any kind during school
hours.
New Jersey.
Tut-mun. Jun. :32.-lloth houses of the
New Jersey legislature hold the usual
Monthly evening sleet-lions. but mljourueul
withouttrnnsaeting much business. in
the fitllllbla two bills \tcre passed~one.
Senator hstrhntn's bill. abolishing days
of grave on t-ommurt-inl pope-r. and the other
transferring to the Attorney general the
[irttm'rtullttlt of corporations which have
fltllt-tl to flirt their list of fililf‘l'ni with the
secretory of stole. This is to shut oil the
linqucnts.
The ll llfinlllt'rltlll‘. senators and Mllt'fll-
blymon of the New Jersey legislature met
in mucus and tint-itled in support. Allen L.
Mt'llermott for the i'nited States Ielmtor‘
ship. tit-nemi llunyon's name wss pro
noted to the rout-us by Senator Kuhn.
Senator illc l'bt'rson was advocated by Sen-
ator Winton. leader l’sher of the house
latter was agreed upon without the for
mality ot a ballet. Senator Daly presided.
'l‘hs littrnocrats also ngreed to support
to the constitution providing {or equal
taxation. biennial sessions of the logishs»
lure, making the tonne of the governor
and senators four years each our] armed
ing the constitution to prohibit gambling.
New bnrlt.
ssvanhbnmznmmm.
Ir. mg. lets-ease. Amalia-MW
The success of the Chicago building bill .
was due largely to the (it'ltfllllofl. bended ,
threshold of the White House will not. be .
past two years which had not been noted
The list of appoint-
of special importance, but in both branches f
e tended to him by the legislature to do j
liver a lecture is week from tomorrow on ‘
grandson of (.‘ornplnnter. the famous chief '
suits instituted by privoto parties to soul.
cure port of the [mnnlty imposed upon do ‘
Democrats urged Mr. hlcilermatt. and the .
Heuator Winton’s proposed amendments;
y.
0n lbslins to (heron the situation is
worse sssvsrr train tor swsslt bubssn
(mu to to to hours behind time. On the
flisklyou uwuntsius snow lies no test deep.
and in the canyons oi the libasta division
moral trains have bad to be dug out by
The worst part at the Central Pacific is
the Truckee division. There are the huge
socwahsds. and at Emigrant , (lap and
Blue Canyon the snow lies so deep that
tunnels will norm have to be dug in reach
windows and doors. The latest
from the mountains ht that trains are
moving slowly, but a blockade may occur
at any tints should bunks of snow slide
upon the track.
The snow is banked up in places near-
ly 30 feet deep. and tilt: rotary plows are
beginning tework with dilllcttity in these
. places. Hundreds of turn “1'! shoveling
snotrso as to widen the space between
the banks. As it now is the snow scrape»
the sides of the cars, and as the plows
cannot work to edvantuge these shovelors
working in tiers grade the books. There
are three interim and four push plows on
this division. The latter cannot. work on
former are kept going night and day.
TWO BANKS CLOSED.
Unfortunate Investment- of a Private Bank
_ HIM to Be the (Jolson.
Discussion, N, Y , «Jan. lath-The
Mcrehnnts' hunk of this city was clotted
by State lienit l'Zxo'tnlncr ('lerit of l'lettr
burg. Erastus line» was the president and
his see. it'. it. item, the cashier. it was
one of the eldtst and has until recently
been considered one of the most solid
financial institutions in this city. Follow
ing the closing of its doors mute the new
oral assignment of lions dc Sons. private
bankers and real estate dtblltil’i. This is
the first bank failure liinghemton has
over bud, and it «monotoned great excito-
merit.
The other hon here here say thut the Mer-
ebonts' bank will be able to pay its in-
debtedness in full. Mr. and Mrs. Erastus
l lines have turned over prormrty valued st
‘ ”00.000 to Senator Edmund O'Connor.
No preferred creditors are named. As yet
it is impossible to meruln just how the
finances of the Merchants' bani: stand. it
was capitalized at “(mono end had a sur-
plus of £215,000. The private bank of
Erastus Rose or Sons is said tobethet'ause
of the trouble. The Merrhanta‘ bank was
under otnntrol of lirustus lines, who owned
”0,000 of the capital sunk. lt tools the
paper of the private hunk fur a elm said
to aggregate 8300.000, l'nfurtunale in:
vosttnents by the private bank rendered
the notes volut-lt-es and thus brought tron
. bio on the Merchnttts'”hanlt.
TRIED TO SAVE HER CHILD.
Mother tsml ”also In I‘ll-mes flying In a
Newark Mrs-rt.
NEWARK, N. .l., Jon. ugh-Mrs. Aruello
Mogul of :7 Clayton oveum- We» totally
burned by the explosion of is isomer-rte men
while pouring the fluid on n mel fire
which showm trying to roltlutllu. Tht‘
burning oil was smtttvrml over her 'J your
old daughter Amelia. and the child was
burned to tirnth llriveu frontic by her
. own burns, ll": ttmtlmr did not we that.
the oil had t'lth'irtl the child's t:.olbtlur.
Win-n slut zit inst. mw ill/it the little mus
was in fimnt-s. lltt! Hflltli"llt'd up the child,
hugged her in her ltrr-mtl. and mu oer-sim-
lflil into the ”street. ’l lu- house at this int»
mom nought. tire, and on alarm was tiwn
rung in. 1
When tho,- flfl'lllt‘ll rmmhml thr- srt'nu, tlu-y
found Mrs. .‘lt'gt-l “(only untrue-wines in
the mills-r fointly. trying to dash water
over the child. which was dying. The
mother and helm ware taken to rim titty
hospital, win-w the child died .‘llrtt. it'll
gel WM "1101144! in be! dying.
KILLED BY A CYCLONE.
Moral l'nenne lsillstl and litany Injured
In Arkansas.
Ll’l‘TH". “Milulun. 22,-»A cyclone struck
near l’lguott. Avis. fatally injuring two
persons and seriously wounding nine otbv
srs. Much property was dostroyed.
At Mct‘nlns's mill. two milr-s south oi
Plggott, several dwellings were totally tie-
rnollsbed and ii [entitle injured. two of
whom will die.
Whitewayites Witness-shed.
t-yr. .ious‘s, N. R. Jen. iii—Tbs royal
wet line been given to the ”whitewash
ALIIAM, Jun. 22.-—-ll¢tth llflflchtlfl of the
legislature were in session, but nothing oi
importance was done. The sonata woe
only in session belt on hour. Senator i’nr‘ '
eons oifert-ti s petition from the Rochester
liter usemiutluu that the code of civil pro-
cedure be revised and simplliietl. The in-
diciary cuuumttet- reported furorahiy the
nomination of lien. George A. tiernohun
as asalstnnt t-otinty judge of Monroe, and
Ill! was continued.
in the house Assemblyman me mode
a rodhot speeds urging on investigation '
of llrooitlyu‘s muuirl; at .slluirtt.
liuvernur Morton m or the following
nominations to the senate: As commis-
llouer of stolutory revmiuu, W. l’. .lobrp
son of tint-unto: mt commissioners {or loan—
lug certain moneys of the l'nitetl l-ittltes,
the following nutm-d persons of the coun-
ties for which they are mpeetivoiy desig-
nated: For the county and city of New
York. t’lmrics ll. lotion; county of (incl.
da, lie Witt l3. Smith of Point limekmoun-
ty of 'l‘olttpltlna, Jumps Dick bl ltlutcu.
Postmaster llnll Deal.
BlMlllAMltW, N. Y.. .lno. taut-qt pri—
vate tllspstt-h frotu Sew Orleans any! the
postman-t r of lilnghatuten, (:hnrles A.
"all. died at the llotol’ Royal there. lie
wee a nustnbt'r of the line of Hull. llrum.
Illullll 6: Co. large clgm "legitimize-rs.
lilo-stuns Prussian line-l.
llltttLts. Jan. 22 ~lt. in reported theta
duel has lime fought between lolmcbt
van Retro tutti listen vim Hohraeder, mes-
ters of the ceremonie- oi the Prussian
“ft. No bleed Vms shed.
rm. in. ntmyn:e.
Flour. Jen. 32.—-'t‘hv live. llr. Kirby.
”on...“ A...”
Walk! I'm
bill" nboiishing the disqualification
against t7 Whiteweyite members of the
legislature who were convicted of llrihfly
and corruption M the slat-tinns last year.
These men are new all eligible for allies
again.
A New .lktlfmrl Financier ”out.
New litteronu, Mun- . Jan. 22!. «Francis
Hahway,etm of New llmlfm'tl’s best known
and wenitbiost rill/ens, ill dead. aged Iii;
years. He was a graduate oi llnrvard. had
been president of the .Vstlmusl link of
iituumurre since ls‘m and was (tormented
with runny oi the city's luontyall interests,
"envy bit-slurrlemnt In Hum].
listtut ltu, Joe. :32. w’l'lm llomlturgscbo
linens" lltlllu says that i’orl louder, the
managing clerk of the tlynotulte [inn of
Mimi Nobel u to, who won lately er.
rested, umlmnlmt m:- mm of 7:.o,eoo
marks. which the dirt'tztmu intend to make
good out of the tmrve fund.
lulled Ivy 0 l'nniiar Accident.
MAI um. Mme, .lun. illmlsalnb Au-
burn, nut-ti 7:}, died here today no ts result
of is peculiar ambit-tit. While «lumping
wood the or "0W0“ tho lmmlle and struck
him on the bred, lie Wort found tmmm
scion» later and lilt'tl.
”alt" I’m senator.
Torres. .len. rumination linker. stole
Minter from lmveuwotth county. was
nominated in the llepubllcsn mucus hm
llnltsd i-ltstat senator.
Maynard’s ‘l'vial Muss.
Mtsseswms. .lan. ‘12.me trial of
ilsrry lleyweni for the murders! Colb-
ert-s (ling was lormally begun in the dis-
trict nun.
*mflwwmn .0.
Pasta Jen. sea-vii.
misfit! U
lies ss-
tofu-i.
v s are carried out.
Back of liuslio Underwear we make
tbeGoods
wt.
'MUSLIN U
An advertise-ls, nt confers
' B! this
I.
ll. That Ev Piece is o! Honest
111. That no’t'zely will we make
Mo. 2 Gazette Bulldin
NDERwesn...
no mouse: benefit unless the
we mean that in calling vour attsnt
our Patrons the Following
8”.th for Quantity and Assortment it gives the widest range
man
Quality and Thoroughly Made.
the above premises.
at Prices which Favor the Buyer in the most
Our Oflererings Bbould Attract the thoughtful
but we will «also .
generous manner. ’
attention of all pm
more
sumo.
tor
tie
in
tri
of
"F
250 each. Better Shirts at all prion if
Full sizes,
Torch-in Lace, 2 tor 250. All sizes.
square and V shaped neck.
trimmed with embroidery and inserting,
sizes 32 to 42, at 39¢ each.
lt'ine Cembric V Front and Back, trim-
med
hrotdery and Val lace. ertrn nice in
every particular, sizes 32 to 42, at 50c
each. ‘
account of the depth of the snow. but the '
lristra
.86 Washington Street.
sired.
“Dorset Duvets.
nice Muslin Trimmed, with
Best Quality Muslin. 3 styles, high,
neatly
lines from 32 to 42. at 250 each.
Extra Fine Muslin, V front and back,
armed with Irish point embroidery,
with double rows of Irish point em-
We also with to call attention
75 cents.
You can't afford to miss this opportunity.
———-——._.___..._
n &. Hyatt, Norwalk, Dunn.
sizes at
tie. at 230 so
store at the price.
yoke and trimmed
and-Hamburgh in
50c each.
neat csmbric ruins and leather
braid on yoke. 8 stzes at 80¢ each.
Extra muslin. ’l be best sown in the
Finished with double
with osmbrie Infill
seriions, 8 styles and I
Mondale muslin yoke trimmed With
Humburuh insertion and four rows of
tucks and culls of embroidery.» bile
each.
yers. . .
"is. light Dresses. " "m
it»: some No 1 Iiusii . lth 5 - . ’
rows of Tanks and Cambric aniline. at Good quality muslin, “WM "‘h
stitch
Drawers.
Good muslin, with cluster of tucks and
embroidrry,
also tucks and osmbrlo rat-
to a s vclal lot of Gingham
from 32 to M. with extra full sleeve andptt '
are well worth
W
ch, in sinus from 28 to 29
Extra quality muslin 8 inch hem, four
tucks anti feather stitch braid. All all”
at 250 each.
rappers, in sins
Inch ruilie around yoke.
11 25 each but we shall otter them at this time at the very low price
These goods
on your back.
A ‘::;‘~“.. _..‘ '.‘.__.__' M...“
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
FRANCIS & CO.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
We are offering larger discount on
FRANCIS & 06..
- South Norwatlt. Conn.
THE PROPELIJIUS
.
iv.» o‘:
Mei. 1“..
Will leave Pier 23, E. 3.. Beekman street. New York. at Ii
Leave Norwelk. ii p m. 80th Nerwslk, 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to ii p. m.
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULCAN.
D.
winter clothing than ever before, in order-~—
to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
dry.
:1
i
t
.1
Did and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
*BETWEEhl—
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
2..., ‘ w‘
ur“l'“\ LP.\ 4
now-w ”-
. mom ‘1
m.
Upon eppiimtlon to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will be
neat for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
"'All persons are forbid trusting ony_of the employee of the boats of lib
n a mount of the owners thereof.
325 Main Street.
W
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tlfll‘ tillllll'l'llAND HCIIO‘IIJ
octt
Dill—Dillon DDSIN‘E'SS” W
Bridgeport. Conn.
Unly regularly organized business college in jFairfleld
litter. Settettsy anti Treasure
1 have been successiul in buyin
ported free of dut and cut in New
to Diamohds cut in Europe. These
ore the diamond cutter's strike at a as
cost, and will offer Diemon
less moneytben the same quality of
W? use», It: [Elli
, wumm Will.
date my one
;
IMPORTED FRIEE OF DUT Y.
Diamonds that were lib
ork; loti- out this?“ at:
amen trough
g of tenIper cent. on
,seasonter
goodsoenflbsllboughtgtor
6 little j
r
County. Send for new illustrated catalogue giving the names of
over 1,000 graduates we have placed in business.
i. ll. llililllil. hesitant. ll. l. Dillllls, leather oi Panmsltltlt,
Norwalk Chronicler