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' GOODS
At this sale we otter our '1 Crepona at
75c yard.
At this sale we flier our Si 25 Crepons
‘ at 01 yard.
At thissale we oifer our $1.50 Crepona
at 25 yard.
reduction in price will more than
pay for all linings and findings.
60 in. All-wool French Twills, illumin-
nhd mixtures and plain greys, regular
value, 890, at 50.: yard.
Ali-wool Aimee, 52 in. wide, regular
price, .1, at 500 yard.
' 48 in. Silk Warp Henreitta,
value. 01 50. at 98c yard.
10 I'piecu Fine India Twills, black and
III we leading colors, value, 75.3, at this
“only yard.
ii UE! lilW PRIClSl
_ ilNENS.
”have never before had such phe-
lsuccees in getting bargains for
customers Our whole stock is one
M range of money savers,
”don. Huck Towels. lame size.
regular
soft
, ,‘Iad., writes: Last week our little
girl baby,the only one we have,wss taken
sick with croup. After two doctors failed
give relief and life was hanging on a
‘ than thread we tried One Minn Cough
Out! and its life was saved 0. A.
Gregory t! 00. and G. C. Still it.
Amociation wants one or
correspondents in thief county. The
work is light and can he performed by
eitiiu lady or gentleman. Previous ex
perienee is not necessary, and some of
our young men and women and even old
inn would do weilgto secure such a posi-
tion. as we understand it takes only about
one‘iurth of your time. For further
addrdss Modern Press Associ
ation. Chicago. ,fiii.
J. A. Richardson. of Jetlerson City.
In" chief enrolling force thirty-eighth
assembly of hilssourl,writes: i
wish to testify to the merits ot One Min-
nie Cough (flare. When other so-called
our. fei i.l obtained almost instant
Wand speedy cure by the use of
$00! Ill) ‘ie Cough Cure. 0. A. Gregory
0. C. Simeon.
is i m PLEIIAIIT Til mi.
A! 003 more.
run. into In Til no.
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$: a jam. til
tan. 0. Siillson’s
.. Store,
NER MAiNiANo
Want your money’s worth don’t buy
'jxou’l come back to thisl great store.
‘8. Bowman. pub. Enquirer, of Bro-A
.rniuily in all tllrectiiiwlniiii tho poll-s, tho
and nice, do each.
oil in. anek, full bleached, always
50c yard. now 376.
54 in. Cream Damask, all linen. a
beauty at 80c yard.
Baif Bleached Damask 52 in. wide,
others get 3h}: for the same quality, our
price this week is 253 yard.
We have another case of that 44 in. on
bleached Cotton to sell at is You
shor‘uld get some of this as it is worth do
ya .
We are sorry for those who did not get
some of the 2 lat yd. wide Bleached
Sheeting advertised last week. We now
have another cos- of it Price while it
lasts, 15c yard. It is sold eVerywhere at
230 yard
Remnants of Red Damask. 2 yd. to Iii
yd. lengths, 500 quality, at 35: yard.
NEW
WASH/R0008
Here‘s wher the low prices countl
Bright new gc do from the world's best
mmufacturerp. The choicest patterns.
newest styles‘and all at out prices for
one week. ,
Wash Urepons, same as advertised last
week at hit [”10“ All the new spritul
shagings guaranteed inst color. only 10c
yer .
Imported llimities, none hundsomer in
the ‘Vhited Sutton. at the low price of 150
1
THE PLANEJ MARS.
Recent Observin’tiona liemnnatrnte Thu! .
There "an Been So signaling.
Mars inst month was lli‘fii‘l’l' the earth
thnn iii. uny timv'duriug its orbit, niul tho
telescopes oi «wry observatory in the noun
try worn li-volml nt the great ri-d stnr
which hits nrousod so much discussion
during the post your.
'l‘lioro bow born some lnteresting’dis
covorics, whirl: go ioprow nlmost f‘illi~
t'lusii‘oly that timplniu-t is inhabited. The
most important is tliut of tho Ri'lllllllillilll
or doubling of the (unions cunuls. 'l‘ho
grout ltoliun iistronomcr. iiiovnnni Sciiiu»
purvlil, iuniiy yours 1|in snid thnt the rim-
nls wore in double lines. but his works ho
ing in ltnlinu tho foot was not pom-rally
known. Iii. Flumiunrioii has trnuslntcd
mmo of his works into Front-ii, iiou‘orcr,
unil renewed ntiontion llmi lit‘i‘ll wild to
those t‘niuils with the result. [but their bo-
lng tloublo hm: been provml lx-yund doubt.
They run hnnliy be unturnl. for they
region of melting snow, nod in n triangu-
lar iunnni'r that is evidently the result of
doslgn.
'l'lu-y have been not nlonc proved to be
(llllllili‘, but it has rocorttly boon noticed
tbnt \s‘lionw‘or two cnnnls nici-t there is it
round, dork spot, evidently n junction.
Tho-m Junctions occur in every ruse where
two cnnuls intersect nnd are pri'suinnbly
for tho. put-pom of preventing the won-rs
front overflowing thu banish where they
moot. They are much wider than the
cumin and tin-roforu give the opposing
streams room to spread without overflow-
lug.
'l‘ho fnnclful theory of the liinrtinns alg-
nolinp to tho curih is completely destroy-
ed. 'i‘ho points of light have been proved
to be timely snow punks illuniinntcd by
the run. The mixing and waning of these
lights, which line bet-ti put forward on on
aruiiiiiont in favor of ill: signslingtboory,
is duo to the accumulation and melting of
the snow.
it is prohnhlo. almost certain. thnt the
inhabltnuis of More do not know half as
much ubout our planet us we know about
theirs. flur globe is nlmost nlwnys linlf
concealed by clouds and mists, while the
atmosphere of Mars is always clear and
cloudlcss.
The many careful observation of Mars
during its» have undoubtedly boon touch
stimulated by the widespread interest
a which has of into been manifested by the
public in the various theories which have
been stnrti-d. The combined verdict of the
astronomerii in i’litif'lm of the various ob
certainties mum to be as foilowa: -
The signaling theory is unailoyed both.
The canals, from their shape. direction
and appearance, generally go far to prove
the habitation of More, and the fluent
demonstration of their being double helps
the theory along. Some observers claim
that the dark patches which are visible at
times are patches oi vegetation, presume.
hly forests. This theory is upheld by some
H and denounced by others, and the only
theory In which nil seem agreed lathe
canal theory. 7
if the canals really are artificial, as
claimed. they rcprmnt an amount of lad
horwhich is well nigh inconceivsble to
as. even in thesedmoi colossal engineer»
inc undertakings. They are nasty. in
aerobatics statistic
and auntimwidthofm
nil ‘tcthmissmtlenmcf
mwmmm'
muscle-i
yard.
50 pieces drsp delvienne. plain and
tangy designs. Special for one cock, mic
ya .
Scotch Ginghams. dress styles in large
aseortraent, regular price. 25c; at this
sale, 193 yard.
,oun
KITBNEN
DEPARTMENT
is becoming more and more popular every
2|!
Just drop in and take a look at our
stark.
Our goods once seen you'll need no per-
eussion to buy.
Match these Bar-
gains elsewhere if
you can.
Carlsbad China Tea Sets. .56 pieces. dec
o'ato-d and illuminated, old tariff price.
33 49: special price. this week. 85 98
Glass l‘ahle Sets, 4 pieces. at l9e, 49c,
59C to ii 25.
Lomunmle Sets, 7 pieces, with tray.
31.“) and Ol 49 set
7 in White Grani'e Bikers, merrier
LIFE AND COST OF A LOCOMOTIVE.
the Ennliant Start, the (it-dual newline
nnd the Inevitable Breakup.
The cash value of n lmsonioiivonrvrngos
$10,000, not! them ("1‘ now in uso on the
,i'lilll'uiiils of the Unitotl Sluice nimiit 35,-
300 lik‘illliilih‘i‘rl, roprusi-utint: n iotnl in~
rostiuont of $:i5o.0oo,ooo. 'l'lm l'onnsyb
vnnin riiilroiul stnutls nt tiiulionil of tho
lief, will] LIBE- l-u‘I-molivvs. The New
York (‘viitrul is not for lll‘lilliil, with 1,200
lirortioiiws. 'l‘lio lirio romi liusiiiil; the
Louisville uml Nashville, 5332; tiu‘ l'niou
l’iu'ilii'. Liliiii; tho llvlnu'uro. Litrktm'nuim
ltllil \\'o.~.iorn, fol-i; tho Human, .\l‘ilwuu-
km‘ illlil 5:. Pull], 71M; tlio (Thiruuo null
Nllrlh\\'ti‘ll'rll. Him; tho Northrru l‘nr-iilr,
iiiil; tlu‘ liultimoro nntl iiiiio, Nob, ("ill the
Aiviiimn. ’l'opi-liu untl Sunni i'i', l,ilii‘.‘.
'l‘lio lifo of on ordinary lot-onioili'o. shin;
int: limo. glittering stool. iron and bind
wood, is sliorior thou the lilo of un ltuiiA
Vlilliiil moi is in throo divisions. First,
when bright oml now i'roiii. tho mnclilno
shop. it is rim uloug tho trio-ks to tho
mundhouso, lions ilyingiroiu tlmrnlinnd
a brmmi or n iiorstrehoo on the com-atelier
for good lurk.
Tlitiiii't'uiiil sinpo is when. nftcr hnvinn
been in :u'tii‘o ueo, the ouior gloss is
dininioil by dripping oil and its beauty
grituoil by smoke. llou‘i-vor carefully h‘iiil‘
ed. however often ropnlri-d nnii however
thoroughly U\'i'i’liilillk‘il, n locomotive ou-
glue, ui‘toruotuo period of service, becomes,
as it were, a second this crib-lo. it run-
not iuuko the long runs which were possi-
ble lormcrly; it cnuuot muko the high
standard i'nto of spinal; it cannot be used
continually. A lino lilt‘ninutli‘i‘, such as
iliiil on tho Now York Control, incomes so
shukon nt inst ihnt the lnirivniu mucliln-
cry mono to not out of mint. A freight
locomotive. constructed for iwnvicr bur-
tions, but lots speed, is momdurablo. but
ccasce litinlly to ho ptm‘f‘i'llil enough for
tho truius, which not longer and lwnvloi
M the mulpiuont of Anwrionn rnilromis is
impaired with hotivit-r mile, iron bridges
and treaties and iiiiproml iii-olive and car
coupler». When a iominutirr. passenger
or freight, claw-n, through ow. to belong
tothollrst “rode, it coon-sin housed us
no uiixilliiry. The passenger locomotive
iormorly on express trains wins to the Way
train service; the fought lmuuoilvc comes
to he used to mentor-co another locomo-
tive in the freight service on armies where
two are required. '
in some radii-onus freight loremothes
some at last to he used for station or
mundhtilim service, the lowust grade of
all. Huch locomotives “makeup" trains,
shift cars to aidinm, draw away empty
core and are enipioyod on ropnlr arson.
situation trains. When that point is
reached, the useful days of a railroad loco
motive are nearly ovor. What follows is
the breaking up of the cngine-tiiamam
tling. it is called—for the old steel and iron
it contains. Most railroads. however, have
for terminal or station purposes mails:
and cheaper locomotives. specially eon.
structcd for that use. and these may easily
indistlnmiislnxi by a iriireltr on account
of the little cure uircn them by the sngi~
user. They nreuscfui and not ornamen-
tahu—Ncw York Hun.
“Lotti-moans“.
The man who beam that haworiiawitii
blotted ineieedof his hands is rennet.
ins-em thymine!" aces
”mummmdem
m '
price. 150: today. lilo each.
8 in. White Granite Bakers, regular
price. .liic: today 120 each. '
While Granite Cups and Saucers, at
this sale. We set.
Cedar Tubs. with iron hoop, same as
we have been retailing at 983, we offer.
this week, at 520. (Only one tub to a
customer)
Nickel plate on copper tea kettles. Nos.
2580' 8, always sold at .1 39; at this sale.
c.
Garpet Sweepers. made by the Bisseli
Carpet Sweeper Co , only 750 each.
Glow Night Lamp. will burn 200 hours
with one filling; no smell, no smoke; the
only pert. ct night lamp in the market.
ornamentains well as useful, 220 each.
MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.
Ladies' White Skirtswgood muslin,
with narrow or wide canthric rutlle;
regular price 50:; special for this week
236 each.
Ladies' White Skirts,de rniilc of em-
broidery ; regular price 69;: sale price 47
cents.
Ladiea' White Skirts. deep lace on
rutile; regular value 59c; now We each.
imagine in corset covers at. 250 each;
worth percent more.
The aim Iron Stoves.
(inc oltho wry ilrst niicinpts ut mole
ing on iron How one i~y i'uuut or ('nrdi-
mil i’oiiuiiiio of Franco curly in tho oipht»
ei-ntli fi'llllll‘)‘, 'l'iu- results of his olloris
Wt‘i‘ll simply iron iiroplut'os, t'oiiairut-ti‘d
with hollow limits, licnrtlis flllil iron
iniubs. Till) only llllpl'fn‘l'lutfllt it showed
oVur tho lilll liropim'o \‘i‘liS is slight saving
of boot. in tho your 17M lir. ilosuuglirrs
of London imnrowtl [no l'oliuuuc ilro
pincer; to such on oxtont tlinttiioy could be
um‘tl for burning roui no poll on wood.
llr. FruilLZin'n stow, lllVi'nli‘ll in tho
your lilo, was n grout. iuiprorviurut on
everything in tho stoic lino thiit boil pro-
codcd it. The principles upon which it
was i‘nnstrm‘tmi Wt’l’t' siuxllur to the nir-
tipht slum llllfllillil‘l'tl iunny yours iotrr.
hull-ml it is lu‘liow ii that boil it. been po.
iilblo :it that time {or ioiiiulorei to lliiikl'
tight lilting.r meetings tho l‘runklin I'Vu'l’l‘
liwnt would lmi‘o lui‘ll nir tight. About
the your lTTTi—ibrro in Fiillli‘ill~liiifii nbout
tho Hurt IlJl-‘ndll’. i‘ruuLlln itnproi‘ml
his slow so no to iiinko it suitublo for tho
consumption of common hituiiiltiousvoul.
Iii lT'ih iloujniniu ’l‘houipson ii‘ouut
“Ulllliil'lll mmlo‘ iirwrnl improve-moms
on Franklin’s designs. in iiiiizi .l. l.. Mott
mode tho iirst stove that would burn an-
thrnclto coul. Since the lust iieniuil (into
hundreds of inventors lilit'ti taken part in
bringing the smvc up to its present pcr~
{cation-«St. Louis Republic.
De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve cures
acalds, burns, indolent sores and never
fails to cure plies. o. A. Gregory .1: (70
and (l. C Stillson.
Ilia [dc-I.
To live rontvnt with small means, to
seek ('li'fllilil'l‘ roihor thnh luxury nod to
finctuvut ruiiwrilinn i'nshlon; to ho wor-
thy. not i‘t'spt-t'fiililo, nod wealthy, not
rich; to study lmrd, think quietly, talk
gently. net frnnlily; to listen to store and
birdn. to babes and canoe with open heart;
to bear nil cheerfully. do all bravely, nwnlt
Nflflhl'iilfl. hurry never—um a word. to lot
the lipihillfil. unhidtion and unconscious
grow up through the commonmthis is to
be my symphony—William llcnry Chan:
ulna.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction of any cough inedl
cinsihandie.and as a seller leads all
other in this market. i
recommend it because it is thebeet medh
else i ever handled for coughs. colds and
scoop. A. W. Baidrldse. liliersviile,
iii. For sale by G. 0. sum. amulet.
ifaiiewYorkmiiiionauepvsaadni-
nwutthsmudmmm
0700.00. which gives itpsopledywia
andthesepccple mummies»
ora‘ till-and finally haveziopayflm
ushiwdaetcaflicodfieretccnieihen
whatwonld bethemviupsreapiia it
he dinner should not he alumina
momma-ham
muwmm,m
yon nayheve the solve! all
_ “fiMMMMMIM
tamimishsreepiawhhaiici in
oil tins viper. Gas M ocean
“DIM”. user's-l
dream. matures-"tunes!
59W
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wALL STREETS, NORWALK.
ORTH '1‘ iii "ING . ABOUTn
f A price that is not backed up by quality and style means nothing. We have said that before, but its worth repeating. If you
the first thing you see, go about from store to store. ,If you do we know to a certainty that
_ YOU’LL FIND THE BEST QUALITIES HERE, AND WE ALWAYS MEET AND BEAT
PRICE, THAT’S QUOTED ELSEWHERE. ‘ The most delightful news is the story of
The new 'CAPES from the leading Paris, Berlin and New York makers are handsomer than ever. They come in a variety of-
I} hater-ials, and prices range from $1.19 to $45.00. As a special leader we offer a line of Velvet Capes lined throughout with change.
«able Silk, deep point lace collar, neck finished with black satin ribbon and lace, all sizes, today $4.98.
LACES.
The new stock of Laces is now com-
plete.
pasce.crsam, beam and black. in all
widths and absoluwa correct style.
Special attention is invited to our oiler-
logs of Italian Valenciennee Lace at 20,
3e. to, lie. 6c. 70. 8c, 9c and 10c yard.
Wonderful prices and a wonderful ac
sortment.
Oriental Lace at 150, 19c. 253. 29c. file
and 380 yd. Just 331; per cent. less than
regular value.
Stock collars
We have just opened an elegant line
of stock Collars in silk. lace, chiiYon
and ribbon combinations. Over twenty-
tivo diilerent styles. all colors. Prices
range from 48; to $4 98 each.
HOSlERY'
AND
UNDERWEAR.
[Adies‘ Seamless Fast Black
value 170. at 10c pair.
“a
Rose,
—GO
THEO.‘
on till llEllilllE
Daily Direct Freight Line
—BITWIIN-
NEW YORK,
SOUTH NORWALK
AND NORWALK.
Till PROFILLIBB
Bill 0E IURWAlN.
iEilllE Alli iUlUAN
.Nisork.attp.ni.
vs Norwalkfli p. In. Booth Nor
walk. to) p. m. ““
thigh reset
it “3‘ Show”... ”Tutti“...
was. leenqucanwiii hi s’etit
forapscial lots of freight anywhere in
New Yovkoritsvicinity.
All aref Many
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cnaccountofthecwmt .
Willi”
mm m. 'mma‘
in not...
" mates
All the new styles in white cbnni- 250
Ladies’ Ribbed Top Hose, extra the
quality. our regular 25: grade,need to
sell at 39c; 19.: pair.
Men's Tan and Black i Bose have lice.
soidat25cpair; at this sale,2 pairs for
Ken’s Outing Shirts, best made,
ular prices 3! 75 and ’2. Can't lest he”.
at 75c each.
Men's Unlaondered Shirts,
made for us, Wamsntta Muslin. den
back and front, all linen Boson, would
be cheap at 69c; now 39c each. '
N. B. Not more thani dozen to I ct.
tamer.
Ladiee’ Lisle Vests, high neck. short
sleeves. regular value 50c; special price
today 36c each.
SlLKS.
"There is but one place in the twin
cities to buy silks." ’ihis is the expres-
sion of thousands of wise and wideawake
women who have visited our store and
seen our elegant display of these stylish
and popular goods. Today we place ‘-
sale 250 silk waist patterns. Value $1 I
yard. at 75 cents a yard.
50 different styles in wash silks—at thb .
sale 31 cents a yard.
Penn de sol and satin dnchesee are tlic‘"
popular Silks for dresses. We have in
stock a Penn do sci that we are callus It
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FOR THE LATEST STYLES -
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SPRINR FOOTWEAR
T0—
OLSEN.
PlflKLEll llli'l'lllli
Lobsters
MAPLE SYRUP
Fresh and Salt Fish
ESRAllliPS
lie. I SALT MARKEREL
NURSE RAUISN
GROUND TO ORDER, AT
' uni i. must:
Mitotic. . 0-11. i
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PATENTS?
Momma Trademe attained-Ill!
res trimaran mdmirviim imam m
m i omen . n ,
w°e “3:13": fllffll‘llu‘ {ma
',rsmote from Wmhmgom.
tied mi timing or M with
Mien. We advise. if patectahie or am.
tier in not due iiii m is
‘ “How 9 "
Thrmll'm u. 's'. and W
o.s.auowaco
4AA»OAALIAALr-.
$1.25, same as other d uk .1 ‘25 for.
We take pleasure in show then
whether you int: nd to pit or
Norwalk Chronicler