Our stock of spring merchandise' Is rapidly coming. Car load lots came daily last week. It is the best and largest line we ever had. Tomorrow we shall make a special ”Ell“ DISPLAY of
APES, JACKETS, TAlLOR MADE SKIRTS, SUITS AND
EREL SELLING To IIIo
SILK WAISTS.
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INV I I'ED TO EXAMINE THIS BEAUTIFUL LINE.
A MliSLIN WBNBEII.
as a yard sold less than 230.
l50 yard.
{ottoman-ow only
75c yard.
BBESS 00008.
I All 001 Covert Cloths, Spring tones, 52 inch wide, impolted
‘ sell at 31. Won' t be here long at
Promptly at 9 o ',cloclr not a minute earlier. we shall place
e 3,500 yards Bleached Sheeting, 2} yards wide, never be-
For Shirt waists, 500 new designs, very choice,41 quality,
TbeDress Goods stock has surpassed itself. That is the
We“ statement that could possibly be made. For tomorrow
$10.50 and $10.98.
490 each. ,
(nly
35c pair.
only.
43c each.
0LOVES.
to tans and modes, $1.25 quality, at
200 Wrappers, everyone worth a dollar or more, choice at
1, 500 pairs Corsets, best 500 Corset made, our regular num-
ber, but some dealers ask 75c for same quality, Saturday night
' Ladil s' Night Gowns, all sizes, full made, fruit of the loom
mushn, finely trimmed, our regular 69c quality, Saturday night
For Saturday only—4 Button Suede Kid Gloves, greys,
Telutlesli
l‘~ .
- ner in Norwtk.
RROW.
W ONDERFUL PRICES-
Tomorrow. Prices that have never been matched' In the twin cities, and are not likely to be. Read the list for your own profit.
ATTENTIBN MEN!
Men’s Outing Shirts, 8160,1375 and 200 ual't a
Spring and Summer Shirts, choice at 3 q 1 Y. no
890 each.
Men’s Linen Cuffs, regular price 250, at
121/0 pair.
Men'sGray Shirts and Drawers, summer weight, regular
price 39c, for today
1 90 each.
BASEMENT BARGAINS.
50 ft. Cotton Clothes Line for” to.
Porcelain Cups and Saucers, per set, 390
5 inch J ardIneres at be.
590 yard.
1,0 pieces more new Figured Mohairs, genuine French
goods, same as we had such a run on last week,
I 37 l-20 yard.
é gimr
I! All Wool Cashimere, a full line of colors at
250 yard.
+ 00K RO0M.
We have just opened a new and elegant assortment of
eSkIrts, organ pipe style, in fancy Mohair, Brillian
pen and Silk. Prices, 03.,98
BBSTBN STBBII, BBliNl-Ili MAIN IIANIi WALL S'I‘BI‘III'I‘S,
$4 25, $5. 25, 86, 08, $9. 50,
98c
:liAlF PRIOE.
tomorrow, we will place on sale
partments of the store: 75 doz.
lQC
ting a penny. Same as We sold
390
.— a
, 1nd,, writes: Last week our little
4 Ifill baby. theonly one we have,was taken
deb with clean. After two doctors failed
Ofive relief and life was hanging on a
were thread we tried One Minute Cough
Gill! and its life was saved. (LA
Gregory & Co. and G. C. Stlllson.
\, _ lewspspsr Reporters Wanted.
We are informed that the Modern Press
minim wants one or two newspaper
correspondents in this county. The
work is light and can be performed by
m lady or gentleman. Previous ( 1
patches is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
nu would do well to secure such a posi-
tion, as we understand it takes only about
as fourth of your time. For further
address Modern Press Assooi
J. A Richardson, of deflersou City,
He, chief enrolling force thirty- eighth
a-embly of Missouri, writes: I
to testify to the merits of One Min-
‘ CouahCure. When other so called
all. failed. I obtained almost Instant
I lsilsfsnds speedy cure by the use of
Oullnute Cough Cure. 6. A Gregory
00. and G. a. Btiilson.
.EAII AIII PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
NI 0011 PRICE.
s
H. Bowman. pub. Enquirer, of Bro II
FAIT. NAAII IBT Til TAKE, ‘
PRODUCING PEARLS.
Bow Man Helps the "yin to Load a Prof-
llablo Existence.
Peeling pearls is :I little trick which
Pililhillll jowvlcrs Illl\’l‘ rcllucctl to II science.
The)! will lake It pcurl which Is apparent-
ly Ni IIIllli‘l‘Il'l'lI that it is scurcoly Innrkrt~
able, and wilh II skill Imrdcring on tho
IIIIIrI'oloIIs will pool of? thooutcr lnyer and
dcvrlop a lowly gum.
.-\ pmrl is llllIlII‘ up of layers of "micro"
and ilIlllIl-‘iI Il‘nlli‘. 'l‘ho pounds that Ill'i‘ll-
lii'ul iri-icswnl. hilIlhIJIll‘il which uiws lo
IlllllIli‘l” of pvurl lllllI the lining of scztshvlls
thcir chirl' hcnuly, and it Is especially at
trnoliro in tho pI-nrl oyster. 'I'lIo lzIyrls
of Illll‘l'il qul :IniIunl tissue nltcrnnlc, no
that. tho Skilled jcwrh-r cnn pool on ugly,
dieilvlori‘d poor! nnd Innko of it quite on-
otlu-r jI-n‘vl. 'l'ho tools cnIplnyI-Ii are n
sharp knife, extremely lIl‘IIt‘ilIl‘. lilo-I, soft.
loulhcr uud pvnrl powder. 'I'ho Il|_\il‘ of
Ilill‘ll‘ is hold and dillivuit to col. hot the
pearl rcuorulor chips it olI int hy hit, in 1-
int; his wny with the edge of his knife. for
tho lIIyI-r is too thin to he soon hy the un»
sided I-yo.
III one of the workshops of Chicago is It
man who in Specially dwolml to pearls.
Ilo clnime that II pvrforl. pcnrl is tho Tun-I"
bountiful of gems and says that the time
is coming wlwn pcIIrls will ho fashionable
again. lim‘xhihltn with sonmprido ll largo
pink pour] and sold that it lIIId lchI nrti-
ileluliy started. This brought out the foot
that in (Thiun and Japan pour! oysters Itro
not only ouliirotcd, but are forced to pro
ducn pcurls.
A pcnrl is the result of an nystcr'snn'orts
to rolnot’on hulll'l‘uuf irritation. If n grain
of hiillli or sumo other hard substance iintht
Its way into the sin-ll. the oyster lIcgiIIs
coating it with micro. which gives the ir-
ritating intruder n Ionooth cxtorlor. The
oyster dcporits Inu-ro over the offending
0lech on long mt it remains a source of Ir-
rltutlon, and tho Chinese have taken ml-
vnntugo of this peculiarity of tho solitary
mollusk ’i‘ in y make little pellets of earth
which hm: hm n dricd‘und pOWIII‘I'lZKI with
the joint of cmuphor smile. and during
MIIy nud Juno plant them in the oystt r.
The shell is opened willIo mother of poor]
knife, cnro being taken not to injure the
oyster. unit the ”fifth pills III-o laid under
the oyster'» heard. The treated mollusks
are thou placed in canals and pools and
left undisturixnl until Novmnher, when
they are dredged up, opened and the more
covered pellets rmuovod with sharp knives.
The pollute are usually found fastened
tightly to the Illllfll‘ surface of the shells.
The Chinese pearl former then turns
jeweler. lie driiht II Iltle hole into the
pearl at tho place where it was fastened to
the shell and roIIIovoa the dirt. The cat'—
lty is filled with yellow main and the
opening wnied neatly with II tiny bit of
mother of pouri.
llut n I“ronchumn has improved on this
method. lie found that the Chinese ltlllml ‘
many oysters by forcing the nhcll open to .
deposit tho earth pellets.
Frenchman bored holes in t c shells of
pearl oysters with ll small drll and then
introduced through the opening little
globules of glues. lie plugged the holes
with entire and left the oysters alone to
manufacture pearls. In six months the
glass nucleus was covered with s pearly
deposit, and the Frenchman leaped a
beautiful harvests! prions. He did not
have to bore holes In the pasrlsto more
the «our. and his mmmmhis”
3M than the m is“
mmmmmwflfi
'l‘lIs ingenious ’
IIIinrIIoo it In!) or H. n n. iI pli‘lll-I, hut
ul'u hi III iii II Ilil'I Ii Ith r min by hum'sl
jcwI-lI-ra lept'Ils (-nu color pvnris hinch,
pink, grey and other colors by the ow of
Clll'lllli'iilh For int-loner, It p‘illI'I put III
nitmtn of silur (urns Muck. llut pcnri
ruisors Lumv n trick Worth [woof lhut.
Curtain kinds of irvkh wnlcr Illll'tfiiili hour
pink lll'llI'In, illliI 1 I‘ltI'I II) sii'l‘a‘ produce Ilif
l'orcnl. min-n Ii pI-nrls, III-cording lotlIo port
of the v} ~t< r thciI is irrirIm-Il hy the for-
t‘lgu NIH-donut ’I‘hcnnilh-lnl pcnri pro‘
lIlIt'l r hmws this and plums hIs m-cll no-
eoriIIIIuly In \\':I-lIin-,:tou is on artificial
pink Ili'iili no lor,.-I- us It pigvon'a egg, and
its Inori. I. ll hit of luwwox.
I'. L‘Il I :ly round [maria which wclph
DI. r L’.» whim l‘ili'Il or» M'lirn‘ illitI rum
IlliiillI l i.’ o prim ~ lut ~III h p- nrisurc II. II
IIr:Il \iIIlIiI. , II pr :Irls are usually lint on
Olwsldtn -—l Iii I; I I\l‘iui\I.
A FRLHCH GIRLS FEAT.
flow She (‘lmnm Il Her I' lothrn In D Day
(‘omh Without Mun kin. Any One.
"Enroll I'mrc" Iif IIll‘ I‘Il'l‘llf‘Il I’rcnrhy III
without It Synonym in IIll‘ I-Zuglhh l:Iu
gonzo. ll properly iii-longs lo a race lhIIt
luluiiiwly flvlioWs ”III will IIIIIIgc, “\ViI'Il'l
worth doing is worth doing wril." 'l‘hvy
arc IllII‘llI'i in tho nrl of Illplonmcy. IIIIIIl'l'
cullct‘ll'd.
"I had taken a twin in this city for
I'hllndI-lphin,” HilIlI n \\'II.~iIiIIIzlmI IIuIn,
"IIIIII nflrr nu hour'e Stay in tho smuhcr
oonrhra. l‘asuoily IImLImI over my fellow
lrui'rh rs, l hump-hull In h I my gaze root
on n IIl‘illIlI’i‘, Ilninlly lillh' Woman llil‘linfl
the hide from Inc, hut “Ilihu root was in
allunuwm with llllill‘ eho “on intently
pormlmx Ihl pound of n pnpcr HWI'h‘tI
From h nun-i '\ Illlil' LIII r r-Ilt‘ dropped
the hooh IIIIII prmlmml from her trnpsw—
she mm surroundul lIy imaml handbags
null Illuml slrnp inuullwwu steamship
Inhmioio of that 'nnIpnuniolin ncrni 'I‘rnns
nllnnliipn, the he l.“ h line to linvro. To'
all Ings‘IIrIIIIrI-o uhc “lie llili mm ions of the
existence of her nuiuhlmrs She hull rc
Inovml Ili'l' hot. It may toque, and mm M.
llml in a slim, Iwm-olh which thorn
pocpml forth a "in little foot insured in l!
soft slipper.
“As we neared the Quaker (‘lty she be-
came ncnousiy llllllilltll‘tl haying aside
hor sicmnshlp schmiulv, slw mtimtml
from some unseen hiding places blouse
of soft, rich Ilmll‘l'InI. Fholhon tripped
down the aisle totho lmlimi‘ lavatory, and
II moment later returned with tlIosllk gar~
Incnt, lhI- hlouso llitt‘ilm lnlwn its place.
I‘Ir'flllmllln her soul. she lmltnnod the Mouse
with her deft fingers. fixed a gold brooch
in place at her throat. and mi quickly
glrtlml hor pelllo figure with a leather hilt.
“llylhls limo I inwmnolnlomtml in
Would do next.
dark. With mfmhing nonshnlsnne the
mom! over her head a street skirt of like
‘ fabric to tho blouse. In some mysterious
manner this was amoral under the belt as
the alpaca gown dropped to the floor.
Then II was that every person in the car
was watching her.
"I knew the out who in the transfor-
mation set would be her most trying or
«owl-“She substitution of something more
than substantial slippers The ciI-oum
scribed upset between the seats of a tiny
trying cin'nnmluncv-I thcyuro ttImI mul‘
VII-ill. Inlo one of the rigulnr posscngi‘l‘
her movements and wondumlwhut she.
I was not long left in the,
W coach is hardly the place one
pair.
In order to divide the crowd that will visit our Cloak Room
the following items in other do.
Ladies’ tine Black Hone, all sizes,
pair.
That's as near half price as we can make it without split-
at
palr.
adore, each 9c.
Decorated Earthen Cue
No. 15 Ja anned Coal od, 15c.
10 quart ish Pan, IX tin. lie.
2 quart Porcelain Kettle, lie
10 wow Toilet Sets, regular 83 quality, today only $1. 50.
Prudent housekeepers will look months ahead to their
wants and take advantage of above special prices.
EBB THE WEEK
Beginning M000“, Miliiii
decided Bargains will be plenty.
Interpret this liberally, if yo.
please Expect much for little, and a good variety of good things
too in the bargain.
NBBWIIIKJ‘IL
stout walking boots Wire brought forth,
the on lIIIIIgo soon IIIIMII', and with the as-I
slat: inco of u silt. r huttonhook llrnily fast
toned.
”During this operation her shirts wen-I
so carefully nrrnngvd shoot her
that not the smulhmt lot of Ilnslt‘fy wan.
di~pl1 Iy,ul nor could u (low olm I'\I‘l. h: Id
one III-c n pn- N or to t It glimpm flingI rio.
‘ 'I III! WIIUII' EIIIlI;~ ' \\ 1h no III .I _\ II :iil'. on
quickly neeomplhlud, with grm‘o and
now, while the principal pI-rforInrr was
i'I'IlIi‘IlIIy lgnorunt of tho contiguily of
half II huIIdrI-Il nIIIuscd pl'opli', that I
could not Iil'Ip hut admire the lovely little
cnInturc, so indrpcndrnt and self con-
tained. "——Wushington Post.
De Will‘s Witch linbl Salve curls
licl'IiIQI, hums, irdolent sores and never
foils to cure piles. (I. A, Uri-gory & (‘o
and I}. (I Htillnnn.
Ile l‘rll. .
In 14711 I'.il;,I I c .‘whuyl' r “IN I'nltI-Il
:I-lntn‘ m ll~\.I i‘ Iiil'ilI on t Illihililiiiill‘llli'.
nlII-rn It um um at to into to give II “or
gili» . illliIiulllll wt) to :I quuin-r hf lII‘IIII
Izuhhi Ii i In I. In re I‘I'Illl}It'YI1.llIlIlt' no»
lI-Igz III: II hail of lab houw lIlchl up EN 11
lIiVilli, illliI nimul- iI:Ill n Ilo/I II Sol. grttvcly
on tin il' Iiillllil hos II in IIIlll’vllll'. The non
gills ioul LM'I‘M duly "cooiwil" in tin-
kItciIcII. tho M noon had filled and light»
I‘iI the full.“ m and Ii‘hItII IIli! [rt-o pnwnlziv
of th‘ filillilti‘ through the ngnlr llitllliI.
plums. ' I cunlI-IIII'II lllynl If," “tins rain
in his “.\IIIohIogrnphy,“ "with pulling
out tho lilithI' us mum no it h'itl‘Itl'lI my
lips. The others lnhIIII-Il tho so called
I, HIII'llIllIlIIiI lulmn lllulirml that tho (om
plcxh n of my friend, lho IItuIlIIItnf lly-
i tannin-t m‘li .l‘ dingy. IIIItI llIilIi'ruliili' In (in)
dunno of uhout eight Inluunn uwrul
chougu lint ho tnrnctl wry rul lion n
Ipolo yi ~',lion lIli ll adull lvmi. linw nro
you ucliingon, old thopplc?‘ naked Eu
acne I-‘chuyhrcIIIouruglngiy. Uh, splen
i ditlly,’ n pliul or rather gasped the young
IAIIIIrhuIII. ”It It delicious: it. s entmnc
log I fool in hcnwn, and I don't think I
' shall live live mlnutcfi murmuring which
last words he tumbled of! the dlvnn and
rolled on to the marble pavement "
Chamberlains Cough Remedy gives
the hut satisfaction of any cough medl
clnel handle. and as a seller leads all
other preparations In this market. I
recommend it because It is the host medi-
cine I ever handled for coughs. colds and
creep A. W. Beidridgs, Millmvills,
Ill. For sale by 0. C. Stillm.dmggist.
,.. «.4. 4» _...,. “W
ItalleortaIilllmsirs glmadm-
nerstlith svenuesndmhstreet, costing
4700.00, which gives 19 people dyspepsia
sadthssepooplo spendtlAMOO indoo-
ors' hillssnd finally have common
each fmCsotusBlaxll‘urstoenrstbem
whatwould bathe flyingper esplts it
the dinner should not be given, there
bdagfllpermnsstthefsss"
Acquire stPlslsted'sdrug-tors.wheru
ya may have the pmhisstsolved and
gmlnfurmstlmslmutf‘mmcoime
Iinw
hflflpps is harassinwithsllot it
old tins 10w. Oss Ila-ts Cough
wmmmdMfisw: U be III I It sad
woman. minted“:- new». meanness-a
m .dsusus.
flIlIiI nI
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
—UF—
PBINS FBBTWEAB
—GO TO—
THEO. OLSEN.
0.0 AND ilElIlBlE
Dally Direct Freight Line
—BE’I‘WEEN—
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
AND NORWALK
Till PROFILLERH
BITI 0E NBNNILN.
IEAiilE AND IlilBlN.
WilllesrePleraa, E It... Beekwsn
street. NewYorh. stop. In.
have Norwslh, it p. In. South Nor-
wslh. 0:00p. III.
Freightroeelved lmm'lam. tollp m.
Upon lcstion to agents the Cityof
Norwaih. and Vulcan will In sent
for low of freight anywhere in
New York or Its vicinity
All persons are f any
Mg; employee of the hosts of this line
maoamntofuIsowner-t
turn, IIIII
Rscs'nsuosnlzm
i Wilt WWW!!! .
flmfimmmmd
BAY BABBfiBJM
«some
PIIKLEI BIS'IERS
Lobsters
MAPLE SYBIII’
Fresh and Salt Fish
ESBALLBPS
No. l SALT MASKEBEL.
HBBSE BABISII
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
llliNi It ZELIJEF’S
Telephone. ll-Il.
Camm. and Trade-Marla obtained as! a.
rut beam"! reminded inf Hearsay: flu
owl Omar Is omsnr u 3. Hum
snlwetantr-ove mmtin ~
with .. .
remote irmn Wash annn.
Stud model. drawing or photon
We advise. if patnushle or not, In!
Our in .nn't‘dus lil‘i I‘vnyis‘srcmsrfl.”
1 ow to us It s
«.3 mm“ ti: .o new
Norwalk Chronicler