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EERTILIZEIII
Supeiphosoliato oi limo,
lilllilllll Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
I‘Liine, Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailer! at whole-
prioe. by
BIYMllNll BilllS.
lllE lEIlllllG
BREAD Flllllli
OF THE
WORLD.
18.000 Barrels Made In line Dsy.
LOOK son was YELLOW CENTER
insist on war grocer sending you
Wuhbnrn, Crosby Ifompaiiy's
su menu-rive.
BobonsJockeriGooowm
HILL AGENTS.
700 MAIN ST.. HARTFORD.” (mi'l‘.
S. B. WILSON
curtain an onion,
fl Well street: shop No. B Cross street.
in: chocrfnllr Iriven for
libuildlnirs Jobbing of evev
Emammpflr attended to. All more;
why—.- -M ....._. H...— .m— . «fit. a» .9
w has...
has COBDOVAN',
muss
$3.9 rouse: soon.
inwp'l-WRKINHI ifs.
' sxm "MI.
W
FAKIW mm A NE W
m I. V In!»
wanna-m m m
sou-or norms—m “Mum
Mum
“subsist-qr.“ A“;
MI lemons 0“ mm ‘ O “mmwflm “m”
Unique "Ill-km 1nd. 0'” WI” W moi-m
you. sum“, ‘ , l:wmfiemfln)un:
lbs swim Am”
Goneis “Nat" Blade", “’3in “I In“
Fsklrs" in the world III which» be M film these V“*. as :1
Senders amused ahflndsomeflstmin “gamut. “It.“ fit
the peculiar basins» that owned for "damn m”
him ths sobriqast of "Kim: 0! the l‘sv‘ In sis me II a mud said-fie,
kin mm m we. on i- m
’l‘hsrswss less of tin monorail: about “mm...“ n. a“.
Senders than there won at the MM “0(me cushioned.-
Ths smell army of sidewalk mmhmnlu IIII “wwuflmflw
and vendors of cheap bonito, mechanical W Th ‘3‘, WW *0! 1;.
toys, pussies. straw hots. enmvtam Mansfiel- so my train.
songs and the thousand and one notion. m m- ”magnum we fly
all mourn the loss of their benefactor. II mm of snail m m Md am
Not Senders was a New York dealer lit The suit at W was“ k W m m
street fakirs’ supplies. iil'edeitlt with the scammed hiytlis VWM
fraternity on II profit sharing basin its and there use «My a m man Is.
knew every reputable member ot the mthW
craft, and was ever ready to stake them hi this even! Isl trouble at 1’th
to snouttit ol' salable goods. the “Marlin mm only new!" am.
His two stores on Ann street, near the nastiest iiill new ii. mun “rm sad so
storuI center of the business, mid at No: Mo‘- eoichd set has! lieu W
158 Leonard street, have for yearn been will only he monitor! by entitlin- marl!»
writable curiosity shops ‘ Sanders had
an eye for bargains. lie hauntcit fre-
quently the auction rooms, and it is said‘
that when a notion house failed he would
_be found sitting on the front ntepn- pre-
I pared to make an offer for the stock.
Anything that could be sold, from hm-
kets to gondolasp was always fish to his
not.
Every morning the fairlrs, whom he
always referred to as "my boys, " asseniw
bled at the Ann street place with their
baskets, or on Leonard street with their
push carts and received their goods No
cash deposit was required. The stoelt
was carefully lnventoried, and II retail
price agreed upon. in the evening: the
fakirs returned with their unsold wares,
and another inventory was taken, utter
which an exact division of the profits was
made. An article inventoried at one cent
usually sold for three cents
The main stock was boundless in itsvav
rietv. Fifty men might start out am I
summer day to lWll fans or straw hotel it
rain storm Would come up and the fwltirs
would hasten to the base of supplies and
promptly secure arnifnls of cheap um:
brellas with which incoming excursiom
istii would be met at the stoumhowil
docks.
Always watchful of the peculiar mar; ‘
lilo :
on oiicorcasion attended an auction sale ‘
kcts which be supplied was Hltilill'rii.
of the effects of a Iiiiigazine, now :I great:
and prosperous concern, blileilI‘h hull
troubles in its younm-r ddpvs, and boiuzht ‘
30,Il00(-..IpiI-s of the publication. it. was
his intention to put them on the streets
at three cents a copy. Before ho had coin-
picted his arrangements ii man came to
him and offered him 83.00“ for what had
cost him 5300. Sanders III‘t-crwai'd rev
grettcil this, for he learned that: the pur.
chasI-i- had gone to parties who had ar—
ranged to revive the IiIIIIzIIII'IIIe and repre-
sented to them that the sale of old copies
of the publication on the. streets at three
cents each Ivonld forever ruin ruin I-o sales
of the resurrected publication, thereby
disposing of the lot to them for IllilJlllil.
Senders never referred to this transaction
with wide.
Ear y in the summer of 1894‘) the pull:-
lhihers of Park got out a campaign nor
city in the line of political playing cards
which wore to sell at” JiceiIlIs a II: II lI. Lit
ination tied up their sale until ‘he very
eve of election day. blunders bun... lit the
entire stock of 30,001) packs at one cant I»
I
pack, and his agents sold out the. lot at .
I
three cents within II work.
One of Sunders‘s coups was the pum'
chase of ii famous Japanese puzzle called-
the ero iioy for 90 cents II gross. The
manufacturer had expected to III-I. 87.51) II
gross. Children were to be amused at. 10
cents each The fakirs gave them pleasi-
ure for one L‘i'lli».
A syndicate at one time thought they
had cornered all the poker chips in the '
country. Saudi-rs soon-how gotholdof
tl cir supply of h,lhii),lli)ll vegetable. ivory
chips and his boys sold I‘IhI-m for l‘: routs
ll box. They had cost.
to sell them at. 25 cents.
“it is to the "Kiufof li‘ulIirs“ that the ‘
piiblioowos the recent- inIiIIXof cheap
standard literature on Park Row. ’lI‘lII-y
are forthcinost part shop worn goods.
One elliii‘llllllllilui} was purchased at II.
fire sale. The edges were all smoke
stained.
To his "boys" Sanders was ever Ire-now
one with his purse when they Wore iIII .
trouble. As a bondsinan he who in con»
stant demand, when the police, seized
with a sudden spnsin of dcvoi Inn (in duty,
made wholesale arrests for obstructing'
the streets.
lie died rich, nndthe iukirsof Writ
Row lost their stanchosi. friend in him.
Took Ills III-ink on the Premises.
()iie iiioinlna last. week II woman ”I in: .
in one of I he suburban districts of Phillip ,
d- lplilu had the misfortune to be robbed
of her milk can. She had placed it in its
accustomed place on the front- poroli the
night before, liii'lftho lli'Xl: ulni'IIIon there
was only II little spilt milk on the floor
where the can held stood, showing thou
the thief bud coinoaltrr the Inllltmnn‘s
Iiiututlnul visit.
Ail tin-ri- was no view to tho rogue, the
lady provided herself with a new l'ibll. but
was astonished the next «lay to find that
It also hiid been taken. This was a little
too much. and no. not. wishing to no into-z
the wholesale tin business, she procured
e chain with II Mun” padlock. and occurs-
ly fIIsII-ncd the writ; now can to fill.
bnluster. This so enio second to work
all right for a few days. and the months»
was satisfied that she had olltiwilllledl the
thief at last.
Bright and early this morning, have
ever, she heard II rattling of tin Ivndla
jliigiinu of chains, and union out hastily
was surprised beyond measure to see.
little black-andttan terrier with the open
can tilted hetWei-In his paws, helping.' him»
self to its contents as best iienoirldttiw
milk trickling down his chopn la the-
richest prufuslon. The little rascal“. Rodi
log it impossible to carry the cam awry,
had succeeded in removing the oopmid
was getting at the "cream or the matter"
right slung.
Why Il- Wse ems-Is.
Father (wishing to impress the lhmrs)
~Now. my son. tell me why I pistol-lid
you?
Bonn'I‘hst’s iii—you’re pound“ the We
cut of one. so' new you dents know m
M (IMO i.“ Mi
in cents to nIItnII- ,
feature, and the combine had intended 'I
eillllmlom The mom we the]
liswo the support of thwepbrmmhfll
pewsnblb mom modicum their BMW
The railroad no lawnmower new I; he-
liner mammal. mill airports-Mint layer
‘ of they E’lnenfoonilast «mm M (M WW“
and Western: will Captain Medmclllhml
and Genome“ mermaimuhm “may a
ltlmmolio malt Tuesday mm the «mil
some mnnsmhspmwly unmarried and
my comers are throw to: «liner M
An moonwalk may moment my time. ”this
inriIlte in andhrsttomd no Momentum”
ultimo Millrowdi nation on shipment;
l Summoner. W.. has. New 3. ~Wblllls the
our.» nature are IIIIIII «Ilium was”
on: the “would. more! are «humili—
ti‘ono hero Ilium that ad lib. south. W
tolhoal limiting, silo soothers m quitting
beyond the «mun-ll ed immunisation: II!
Invention: ”our western new one so
the tippi‘es maul diam mouth»; mass-r
twee mull iiriu‘gsw '1an milieu-Ins at me Home
tors Woofer more work. thus slime .esIII
mum I oneI moo. 'll'linIis are promotion! as
mineral remomuprfom
l Macnasooam 0 Mar w-‘lhe misi—
ere its the neuronal» and Whistling and
W line unlined. munch-Irons; anally KIWI.
went on: sortie» pew-I‘llllw Ilfln' aiming all mine
scale; which shonildl hires» linen Mom In
‘ month ago:
OVER 7,000 NOW OUT.
Minna ”W «Iv I'M Mal sum-
snv as «ills—(entitle.
Firestorm Ir. noisy 2.; ... moonshine so illit-
rmkooi' the sirt' mm on shimpniilllle lining;
the number now «out noon Iiouwnir I 'IIIIII! nth»
oponmlvosof oho- more It: WIvIIdiInI will! maid
am) operiwjoeo Krone thn- WWW aulllll
having some II 1le priiuiwll amuse III! allit-
general strum he wilvow Inuit sir «the Moms
of the nI.III.IIIntorIIIrrirI- Ito- mist-aim who meter
their in wwmis unveils oven .3 you ”In. ”Ellie
’istrilkor! «hum» than other new prom Ito
stay out a» loin: use tho somehow
holiil together it he mpostmii slim olho on»
ammo In iii-II- shimmy W and who
something empihyenss tin sine W
Millie willl some sun m “Io Amie
mini strikers Went to» the mom. {In a lime;
and waiter! on: Jam-s Whipple. W «of
their number; who worm limit mo Iilhe dye»
Minimum woalt townie-mutt Wilson hump»
l peiu'nri', they fo iii-meal limin- Mid listened III
I him for senor/Ml hilniil'eni. itiufl mw Milan
was Mioempiiedi Tito mrillhnrsi liIIIlId «new
l parades mummies mnuflilmx limit. Ilhauh
who lellin‘ Imdl by limiting lisltiIIr anon
mm m
Reunion-rm. Navy It~4iliw mum pis-
It'll hwy minnow Itrmullldiflilitl M imam-maid
mtlfinlnw the ammonia Ito “mt-W Mom
dolphin Imiinl nose Tumour ow 11hr
commones- Ilolldl numerous; Ito liner up»
memoirs» of the Nomi-Inuit homer ml
rho I Itiz‘dnno Niwriipwllmmsaseam I'm new
port of the resolution marl! allow notational!
. until Tuesday «haw (lilo! teamwork:
l'lliompsnn'. Norma Wurwiidl. Ire Mayer
simmer will 'ill‘IoaIsuo E.. Elihu» oeIiilll lilo lheimli
M uppimlfhom
”when: at ill-vi Mint
Wll'..\I'Il'\‘F-I‘i‘l-‘r‘e,. liIIIll. Sill-Iv 1' ~‘Elhe dime
iron somehow Illiowiwal our Iilhe Mandi-emits
molt Ml‘nvm‘ 'll'rzunopmmauhou mammary Ind
Biol‘tl‘uiorn was lionmdhuli all oil-r Marlin» A:
illioliliinmiworrlt mnupamy'si yum lib-elbows.
wmolimmd by Jim molars. alumnae
or murmur Ell Nolllhir. Is dimvtiuirud olhe
Merchants mid Non-Inn" Turnip-Imus
company. .
lemon- "vim-flied Clue Ia MW.
ll’iiirasiriirriiioi they 2' ~fltoir3sy Y .sllllet.
. nation of Nassau shut Manson! am the liidit
breast at the linhinniio: Elmo.» :llilll’li ma;
”street maul he Ilplnqplsoplnew lit is
believed that minnow positioned Ill-Ii deed.
our Violins limo tw sensual MI; him with
how. of! something «there lip Ilium tor min
lie use new
, Menu-It In saw him
i Pirrsnr rm New r—mommm
the Willa-lion: dilemma st slim Minimum
and Milo hind III himl‘uun. not but minor-Iii
the Mir mutton Ill-I Summon send W
rill In mines sigmoid Isis mulled woman
to work. ow stints minefield so new Man
The northern haul! hoped so lining on shuns
new one.
MM ”l”. W
ammo-II of llifl muesli mallme sit m my
nose uterus in new am as Mom
ship MW Binrmpsihim m “libs slum
mmwwmmdm“ you all.
mammal” in WWW
m
M MI; W m
modems, ft. 1.. Mammal Ann“
M th- W
mm
l Wm as. Must.
wee-kinds. “W esslss
“mm”
norms-museums.
I'm ls, MI- muss,
w mm murder-Its “of
III Unload mes surname-s..-
I' ”Wufin‘si
M
I’M“ H mm
lilinv Wm II Navy “I —-A metal; sit Mn"
3: ah’hnliio PAINT
Silk Waists, at $2.99.
Kid Gloves, at 75 etc. and $1.
" lace Collars and Chifl‘on Collars.
Bargain Counter of Ribbons, at 3 cts., 5 etc. and 9 etc. per yd.
An Easter souvenir to every customer on Saturday.
A. Diokerman & SOn,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
UTHER llll. WRl
Willlilll'S EllllillAliE REPllSITllliY,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
lliE BESl MAKE WAEENS llF All KINDS
Repairing of All Kinds.
South Norwalk.
ROCHESTER Mill Dillll
BIEYBLES
MEDIUM AND HIGH BRIDE.
Q‘BUY A WHEEL froma re-
sponsible‘ party who has
been doing business here for
nine years. Every wheel war-
ranted.
NORWALK
lllllSlEllS.
Caught of! Norwalk Islands.
loose your orders and have them
delivered in Norwslk every SsIur-
day morning. A fresh arrive! of
SlflAlFililll SHAll
every dsy. Vegetables from,(}ieen‘s
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment. of
FISH Mill.
VEBHI‘IBEES
to he found.
PliliE WIND CITSUP
lllllll & ZElllFF’S
woman.
Is no
will Porto c....
w h e n
bought at our store that you
should not have soiled walls.
if you want us to hang it over
will furnish you the best paper
st the same price that
you will pay for cheap work
man. We will guarantee every
pspsr our men hang:
over Inside, every ounce of which
isstriefly pure material. You
«use yet it in say quantity you
visit from hslf plate to gallons.
We esrry the ingest line of
Artists’ Wale i the city,
uddoegenrrel Patios and
mWabnsiness.
Winsome and lo-
l. ll. llEilKEfl,
ii an Ii ii
lllbbloiillomstook
ere headquarters for AROOSTOOK CO.,
Melee,
SEED PETATHES.
The rumedcst Seed Potatoes in the world.
With many rivnls,but without a peer. We
have settled on three varieties that have
stood the test of every day farming for
years. They are money getters, and we
are looking for the trade of farmers who
are in business for money. It is no
eoonornyto buy cheap Potatoes for seed.
Save in that cost to lose ten times that
cost in crop.
The Houlton Early Bose.
This has led the list for 31 years. Our
seed is not to be confounded with the old
run-out Rose of other sections.
TheEaily Beauty of Hehron
A formulated rival of the Early flow.
It in ii very handmmel’otstrwm sure crop-
per with excellent. cooking qualities.
The New Queen.
Closely resembles the Deputy of ilvbron
but is 10 days earlier. Our smi of this
sort comes from Csrihou. Maine. where
it origlosted. is pure and true to mono.
Also Brsdley’ s Potstoe Manure for P0-
tstoes snd Brsdlsy' s Superphosphste for
genersl purposes.
Mentions liesi for turn sod aerli-n.
Con supply either of shore in origin]
100 pmmd hogs or in smaller or larger
qusnmles to suit.
A fresh lot of
BillllllEllS OHEAP
reversed shelf pounds Gill!" Salli,
”cents.
Foursndshslf pound-Ionian Greet-
“I’m“.
MspnnuisllodsOrsoben. ”cents.
FivepoeedsOysurOrselsrs.neseIs
rear end a belt pounds Uuriililll‘s
Mlle-I
mansion-Indira
‘gnsssiry. resettle-
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color.
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee eatis~
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES"-
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
fisrnsr First his. soil In 8!.
EAST NORWALK-E
All the latest Novelties
MILLINERY,
AT
Ramayana PRIUEB.
CITY MILLlllElil STORE.
THEATRI BUILDING.
wasumn‘me inn. iioii'm sonata.
JACOB in. hAYTON
too. [its on loollsitlmmos
ml [Stilt llll lithium
.lleess filed-slip Meir ul
pnrsfls
I'msv soil. (Ilse I
out to Post i Mi
"it
“mixifllflm
le.
Bannister In
"0 II Plum “so:
“to Is in“.
Meet, en Main fittest.
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Norwalk Chronicler