Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 9, 1895 · page 7

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It contains neither Opium,

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, CASTORIA
‘ For Infinite and Children.

Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having calorie. and no that the inc-ninth:

 

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tea ourselves and the public at all hazards.
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.L. DOUGLAS

50E Ia‘m: our.
In re: A mm.
5. COBDOVAN',
mama-mum.
’3” 11111th

‘3.” POLICE: sous.

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Mmumflm
W.L.Dm1glas$38:$48hoes
are equallysatietactory

I file boat value for the non

equal cuto- oboaa in style and t.
wearing qualitiea are none aed.
Them-re uniform. meteor on auto.

Pro. St to $3 loved over other matter.
If your dealer cannot supply you We (211.5lo

J. Schaub & Son;
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3 113. WILSON
HPEIITEH ililh BlillllEii,

cow Wall street; shop No 8 Cross street.
cek. Estimates cheerfully given it r
r small buildings. Jobbing of over

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In rm. In! outline hundred 111111
ninety fallen-re of [nah Woltol hot! as
alum-oer Wedueeday for which they but
not bargained when they boarded the
atearner Al Footer to so to the Fishing
been The unforeseen happened lathe
ahopo of a 5110 pound steel project lie which
was tired from the U oiled Slates provin; .
grounds” i-‘andy Hook, and which tame
within mhort distance of striking the
steamer. Fortunately there were no bad
resultah- 11 one was killed or even her t.

The unforeseen before mentioned on
cut-red while the Foster wan homcwnrd
bound. Captain Al Foster was on the
hurricane dock. and Pilot Charles Clark
was at the wheel. rilxdtlenly there came a
whirring sound, as it two vessels were
close together. l’ilot Clark looked about
to see where it came from, but at first the
cause of the sound was not within view.
A second later it came sweeping on like a
huge bird right over the upper deck of the
steamboat.

Fifty last nateru oi the Foster it plunu-
ed into the sea, sending: up a little moun-
tain of spray. The effect on the Foster

was hardly noticeable. but some of the

passengers—about 25. who had been on
deck-had seen the projectile coming and
were greatly frightened. One man said
that it had come within a foot (if his head.
All rushed to the lower deck, including
Captain Foster. lie took the names of
all who saw the projectile and will send a.
complaint to the not department.

This is not the first time that the Foster
has had such an experience. About a
year ago a projectile fired from the prev-
ing grounds dropped so close to the steam»
chip that half the windows of the vessel
were broken.

 

SMART MONEY READY.

The Nicaraguan» ital-ml 1117541110113: Popular
Hulmeript‘lonn.

MANAGI'A, Nicaragua. May ll.—-'l‘hcre
is no longer any doubt that (treat Britain
will receive hcr smart money on time.
The £15,011!) to he paid by Nicaragua to
Great lirituln has been raised hero by pop.
ular donations. Three (5011111111 mercantile
firms have given about 1.1.0111) and the
whole amount will be ready to be paid in

‘London in a few days.

The raising of the money. however, has
only increased popular feeling in Nicara-
gua against Great llritain. and the fool-
ing is now very bitter—indeed, more so. if
possible, than when the British landed at
Coxinto. The general opinion scans to
be that the Central American republics
will form a combination, posaibly secret,
against Great Britain, and that cvury-
thing possible will be done to exclude
British goods from Central America.

This feeling should result in summer-
clnl gain to the United States. There is
no doubt. however, that the action of the
three German firms in subscribing so lib-
erally to the indemnity fund will prove
a good stroke of l1usincs<f11r thcn1.'l‘lle
United States steamer \lert arrived 1111
\londay last at run Juan dcl Eur from
Panama.

BASEBALL.

NATIONAL 1.5.11.1 1': GAMES.
At Cincinnati-—

New York ....... '.‘ 0 1 :l 11 t 11 0 ’—10

Cincinnati ....... 11 2 1 11 11 11 11 11 11.. 3
At ”fishing”

Brooklyn ........ 11 11 11 11 2 11 11 -: 11A. 4

Pillsbury!” .11 1 l 1.1 1 11 2 1 11— 1,1

 

At St. i.oui~——
liosto11.,.... .1. 1) 11 11 (l 1- 1 7
St. Lords ......... 1 2 11 11 3 11 e 1
At Louisville——

 

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l’hilndclpl11u.... 11 11 1 1,1 :1 :1 :3 1 1__1.
Louisville ........ t: 1 11 1,1 11 :i 11 11 11—. 11
Ati‘l11t11l11111l— 0
liniihnurc....,..1 e :l 11 z: 11 11 .1 11...
Cleveland ........ 11 l 11 11 1: 11 11 1 1:
At (lib-111,111”
Washington. .. 11 2 11 11 11 1 11 11.. 4
Chicago .......... H 1| 1) l 11 11 l 1. 11.— w

lia~~111:\' 1.11.1.1 1.1..\\11:
At Springfield—
Sprintzilcl1l...,.. i 11 :2 ‘J i H H 1'— ti
.‘yra1~1lsc...,..... 11 11 i 11 :3 11 11 11»- 1

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Three.

‘ .\ V, May U.>-~.\ MR. overgrown
fellow, standing 1‘1 [11111 1i liii'llvrl in

stocking li'vl. dwarfcd cw rylvody in
the live Armor lmllt’l' court. Beside him
was n 1111111”. wiry woman, who lmda tight
hold of his arm. .llistice (inciting asked
what the 11111 wmuvd. and thc Woman
aaid:

”Uh. judge. he i-1 such a bad boy he
will not no 111 actionlzlny more. and says
he in 1.1111 big to be in the primary clan!"

At this the magistrate naiu-d how old
the young uhmt was. and was told he Wm.
only to, and that his name was Heinrich
Helmeler. living with his mother on Final»
the avenue. m-ar Central avenue. lioiu-
rich began in biubbor. and his mother to
cry. and on the buy nodding that he Would
hereaftcrmlnd his mother the twain de-
parted from the court. The little mother
embrami him and hell! his arm tightly as
Willey walked away. '

All Quiet at Turtle Mountain.
Wmuxaorn‘c, May itm'l‘hn lndian boa
man has M‘rired a dispatch from Ralph
liall, iudinu agent at the Turtle mountain
folilfl‘fitlhlt. stating that averytbinu1 is
quiet there. and that the indium have re
turned to wm-i:

TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

The Boards: bill 15.111... train rob-
bery a capital offence was killed by the
house at uprinudeld. tile.

lieury i). Alden. living at the liotel
Milton. iloeten. was found! dead in bed.
with a bullet in hit head.

The convention of the mud mutt of
the Ancient Order of Foresters ct Amer;
tea was opened at linrttord.

Ernest W. lireiriy, at Women". Mae-1..
wag thmn from hie bicycle \vldie coast-
luj and died a few hours later.

A . again» the new Yale Hospital
For 01111an mm in» lean signed
by many clutch: of New haven.

More contestants to the will of blilllnn.
lire fair of California have appeared. and
a loan legal light 11111111111111 begun.

tour pidteetaen 11m injured and one
anther fatally ohm in a not of the tliincis
Iliad company 111111111111 at death Chicago
‘“The atiy armament of It it. 1..

nucleation on It to
about“ new: to soured Jena Waters.
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ems a. 111.7an out!

lock at Dover.

11111.1. enter 1 sons, or}: room

our: Taking Forty-two “don the Joint

iii-salon AdJournrd on Account of run.
but They Are at It Again Thin Morning
With Renewed Vigor.

l‘lovnu. Del, May ll.—-Thcre la 11 strong
pmlzobillty that the senatorial deadlock
will be ended today. Nearly all of the lie-
poblicaus have deserted Higgins. Money.
l’cnnewill and Addlchs, coating their
votes for Henry I. ilupont. president of
the ilupont Powder company of “timing-
ton. 0n the ninth ballot Money don-nod
Addloks and voted for llupout. airing the
latter ll votes.

After the ninth ballot a recess was tak-
eri. 1.711011 the eleventh ballot the live Ad-
diclnr then went to llr. Burton amid great
applause. and Representative Fleming re
turned to Massey. but on the thirteenth
ballot he returned to Ilnpont. (in the
sixteenth ballot llcprosentntlw Money
voted for Higgins. The other five Ad-
dlohs men. with Senator Moore and Speak:
er lilchluiion. wont‘ to William llupont.
Total for William llupont, 7; Henry Du~
punt. ii.

A Combination on Foot.

“1th the exception of a brief locoea on
Wednesday afternoon the balloting was
kept up until :1 o 'cloch. when an adjourn-
ment was had for consultation. At this
“1111128 hull-mi had been taken. the lust
of which resulted as foliodh: ii. A. lin-
pont, 13; William Ilupont, 1:1; lildguly, 11;
Tunnel. 1.

During' the recossaurcntdcnlof wire
pulling was done. and Wilt‘ll tho balloting
wnstukcu up again at ‘1 o'clock it was
seen that a combination was on {not by
which ii. A. llurumt was to bowlthdmwn
and William Dupunt substxtulcd. This.
however. did hut pact with ”11- approval
of the lliugins men. who, mt the thirtyv
third ballot. ugainrprungtlu- 111111111 111' Dr.
il’mm ii. liurton. who had b11111 brought
92‘ by tl111.>\1l1llcks 111e111~oriier in theduy.

This ballot resulted as followa: liiraru
it. lim‘lou. h”; William 11111111111. 10; ii.
A. llupont. l: Ridgely. l1; Tunnel. 1.
The forty'socond ballot resulted: ,1 Burton.
7; W. llupout. ll; liidgcly, 'I; Tunnel.
1; Jolll. l.

Senator lianbythcu moved that a'ro~
was be taken until ”o'clock this morning.
which was carried by a strict party \‘11t1‘.
Theodyourulncut was taken on account
of the intense heat. but for which there is
no doubt the balloting Would have been
continued all night.

HOARDING GOLD.

A “' all Street Syndicate- \\ lime 01n- ration»
Arm hilltplt iuua.
Ni-Z'd' Yuliix'. May ‘.L——lt hm 01111111 out
that a mnnber of houses (unnamed wit

posited tor forcmu 111-1‘1111111 :md
1111: to do with the American
government loan. for that. w a paid in be-
fore the end of February. 1 is American
l1ilillnll. and much of it s supposed to be
hurl-1 from refineries in 111 “nu-.1.

The fact that th syndu'nto interests
Wcro :11'1'11111111111'111 and boarding gold has
been known 11 111M111“ Iil‘trllit' in Wall
sin-ct for sun little time, but they have
111111 quip about it. No 111111 seems to
know jl ,1 why the gold in lu'lngcnlleetml.

.1t11 3111 option 1111 all bomb: it might issue

in {um 111- xt 111 111‘ -.cr 11111! M11111 p1 uplo say
but the a1 minute H 1111111111111111111: this
gold with ”1111111.; of taking up 11 new
bond i~.~11c. 'lhl- 1111111111r~ of 1l11~~zyu1ll1nte
rviuso 1111111)" why this gold 11.11.1111: ucl'u—
mulotml. and ptuplo arc Womb 11111.; what
it ill-aim.

Attempt at Jury Fixing.

'l'nlmV'I'H, May 11...».‘1 ltivlllib‘l‘ of thc
j11ry \\i.l1‘l1 luv- bccn l111pun1vlcd to try
Harry and llailus J. llyumu‘, 1imr1zml with
murder for thc purpom- 11f null/lug largo
51111111 of insurance mom-y. mllod 1111 (‘euu-
ty ('ruwn Attorney llmmrt 11nd mndo the
mulling suilumrnt that he had been ap-
proached in roam-1111111 with the liyams
case. The crown attorney lnnnrdintely
started on investigation. which resulted
in the discovery that m-nriy owl-y Jurnrou
the panel had been tampered with. The
counsel for the defense 11111111. muplmtimlly
deny any knowlcdgo of till. attempt to
tamper with the crown 11 1111111. The judge
will likely dismiss tlmwhoio panel and
arrange a new one. which will take about
four days.

A tic-honour "urn-1 at Non.

Nita YouR. May lbw-Captain .iluckninht
of the Atlas line stcanwr Andes. which
arrived from llaytlan port-1, reports that
on May? he sighted a vessel on fire. The
Andes bore down to the vessel. which prov-
ed to be the three roasted acboonor John
W. Hall. Jr. of Wilmington. lint. from
Newbu-rn. N. t'.. for New York. with a
cargo 11f lmnbur. She was waterlogged.
abandoned and on fin-

A Print ”omitted.

Drsvnu. May 11.—-iiblhop M1111. haade
[mod liar. Father Marian lmfore. pastor
of Mount Carmel church in this city. who
was found guilty by an ecclesiastical
court of undue familiarity with 111111111111 of
his parhdi. dishonesty in politics and oth‘
or conduct unbecominga reprolnutntlvo of
the church on ailldavlta from citizens of
Jersey City.

Cholera invades the Japanese Navy.

bosons. May it. -~ A dispatch from
Kobe. Japan. states that cholera has 11m.
ken not on board the Jopanoae transports
at Talienwan. on the ideo'l‘ung peninsu-
la. it 111 reported that half of the troop-
Ihlpa of the original Chlhit expedition are
flying the yellow flan. denoting that the
dim is aboard of thorn.

Yankee nan that at” In Jail.
Paowmlscx. May u—Tho committee
onpardom refuted to shorten the aentenoe
of Yankee Dan Sullivan. who ll serving a
sentence for the murder of Anthony line.
well. Governor limo will not pardon the
primer uuieaa evidence of his innoeauea
can be produced.
Ans-barf. 111.11.. Waning.
.Aimnnnr, Man. tiny tin-Part of the
1111111111111 at the Merrimao factory returned
tom. President Henley having made
an at!" which. it in thought, will lead to
a satisfactory ointment of the troubles.

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' meat in regard to the dlraplu-mnnee of

' ' "CM
finer. it ”it. Nay c—rn I
, lawmadeathof Royal. Culture!
uh. 1111211111 body 1w: Mount! in the Clyde
her. was ooutlnucdhcro. W. 0 Burn“
1‘ .‘11 WW editor of The New Arcadian
1 11111111111! that village, produced the 1'01
1 v. 11 : letter wl 11:11 he received from "E.
.-0. etc. A 511‘1111111111"

“51 111.1 1 er. hlarch to
"Mr. Ilotl'hhiis l‘dllor11f’i‘hutinzett0'
“1112.1111-‘111—1 with to make a state

Roy .‘i. (‘niver l i111r111il5p11s1xiof him.
and 11111 friends will search for him in
min i 11111111111111.1- this reason: He he:
1111.11 making wiyingical researches into
his family Illhlnl‘i to puno his 1lgl1t to 1!
cm do hope sum of Money

“ lb: has conducted his buiil'f‘h in a very
seem 111:111111‘1'. 111:1l'beil1i111111rd the only
rcccmly 11.111 i111 1.1111 told no one fol this
mm b. 11111 HT“ bis ocurcst relatives. in-
tendm: 111 sol-prisothcm. 'l'oosaiat him
in 111- mm b be employed a lawyer whom
“11111111 to 1111 11 Very intiuoue irleudoi
illilll' l haw bribed thisman. and his
lips are nah-1i Mover. 'i'ho moncyand
entail-1 lot'cr1'1-1l 111 wcro loft indirect un-
ccstox‘; 1:! Mr Culver. and my father. a
ltiii‘)'1'r.q!1:11! cimruoof the entire transac-
tion. 1111;! b“. arranged matters 1111 that lilr.
(lulu-1'111111111.:111-1111‘111'11 deprived of this
estate. ‘ 1 mil any in rcuurd 111 this that
the mine of lili: prnpcrty was enormous.
and lmluy my 1min lllH'allllt'llhi have be:
come one of the largest fortunes to exist-
once.

”in further regard to the secret. I will
aaytlzi~ 11111111' 1 lune 1nr1ly destroyed
the ,111 1 1‘ r1-1111l11gl11 tin-1111311111 Mr ( ul~
vor disuxmd and all future marchers
will my 111111 it is dmmcr'ous. 1 will my
thnti din-1‘3 violins weu- jn~t and well
inhibiwd. :1111] that 211111113 shown diligence
'111 ill: war. 11 tn :1 mmt reluurlmille11111111111.
lie have» 1111 p'lpri‘a’ throwing any light
1111 tho s11l1,?1~11 l have controlled his 111:-
tious largely tinouuh tlu- illilucuco of

hyph- 11~111. it him the “lam: statement
is “most. for i 1111\11 111:1d1- this art fi
si mi} My etnry is lint-dud.

"ii. '1‘. 1 , 111.. .\ .‘Ii‘lidxhliit"
Mr 151111411111 mpl‘liucd that llit'l‘tl had
nuvcr 1111.11 1111y1~11rh per-1.11 us "llntoh
Lbs, ' 111111111111 ”11' letter 1m: addressed.
in hi»: employ 41111111111 bud 111111l111‘lu1i the
paper at Network.

THE LABOR SITUATION.

.‘litny' I'l‘n rayle'lmiu irnn “'nrlu-l'a “ranted
m. int-reuse In “'nxrs.

P1TT>111 1:11, May 1'.—-'l‘ho puddlors of
the Hinton 11'i!l lum- 11-11 been granted
the t-‘i mic, and intend to strike today.
The night inm- .~ny.~ 1: Will try to stop the
day til1‘11f1‘11111u11iuulorrnl‘n.

The Lib"! 1111-11 in ”W National lube
Work-1. Mclx’cmpnrt were granted 1.11 in-
ercasnnf i11p1-1- 1111111. 'i'ln‘ til-111 reduced
the men 2'11 per cent hm your.

'l'bu .l11lu‘~‘ .\ illuublin blast furnace

11‘11intl11-1111111h1‘r11l' 1.31“” \wru ill-1'11 giv-
en :1 Voluntary .‘illi‘ililr .1 of in per cent.

A spccial from Sharon also announces
that 111111nfihvi11r11.11':.-1:ln‘ru granted the
it) 1111‘ I-‘lll. lll1'l'1':i>tl.

.»\l‘; the 1'llll1itij‘li‘~ of the .‘lullilllgfllli‘lfl
l’urhzu-c 11111211131132 .‘lt'lhl‘vspul‘i. u~ke1l for
1111 aulumco oi £15111‘1‘1c11i, and Will strike
ifyit is 11111 ground.

P1.:1..\111,1.1111.1, May £1.—-.~‘ir hundred
more mutumkvrs wl-m towork on their
11\\‘l1 111m», and over I; dwell t'i'llli’ftt'ltlh
1111:111'1l the Knights 11f Labor11;:1'11111111‘nl,
111.11 l1 will -1'111l 111-:1rly 11111 more burl; to

 

 

w: .1. 11111‘ gs Xwii‘l)’ all 1i11- Litlluunmns
how '1111 1111 :1111‘1i21: 11'“! [in if 31:11 1‘
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Mali but, ’l'lm‘ i .' .-‘11 11 J, “H ~1r1lu-1s
luv-'1 :11::1'111-Il1-1\1~r., l 1111; own: that
.1l112.‘1‘1' wiill 1 ill.
“not i. 11-51111. ‘lim-r- 1111111.

in 11111:», \\ \‘11, Mar ‘.‘ A—Almut
2.1111 11! the 1:111;1‘1,~‘ 1..1~1 i1: \\‘1v~1t\'i1;i111;1
t1 '1!‘ .\l:1_\'i.111‘v. 'l'hnztrm 11Ll1111g11 \\.i~111l‘-
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.1‘11' 11.111 HIV-1‘“, Lun-‘ml .l, ,\ lioilv)‘.
.111l‘111 -11i 111 121' “wt \ l.~,.11111.1 mll':1.~., lam
l11~11111tl11‘g1'1111111l~1111‘11 tummy, and 111'
has1111113111111'1111l1'nl --1111ly111 ll..<,-1-\1111111.
”l' l .1:i 1‘1111‘11 t‘w‘ti with llrl‘ lililli‘l"u Yinhl-‘ii
11\‘1‘1'll.111i.~7111l1d ii~1'1il111‘)‘. 11ml :1; 'i re-
71111 -.1_\'.: tin - ‘ i-11n_111.-l 11.1:s111‘111' (1.121!
l11'1‘-."1l, ill (in- 1‘\‘1‘lli 11f ll'wifldv lilo “val

\'11'1,‘.11..'1l11111;-, 1111-l1r1m, “1111111 i11- 111.1v-

int; bore in l1--~. 1111111 1‘. b.1111 1.

‘lny llv Murder.

V. Y. May 11. -—— Henry
”5-11. :1 youth of l7. 11.1». ~l-nl in tin
lwml .1111! pcrimp: family l11;,111‘1wl by" John
i.t'V.~1'll. :1 1111.411 \1'1111'111111111. The shooting
tlt'i'lli‘l'i’ll 111 13111111111111 of the boy‘s mother,
“1.. Mary H \'1-,il at H William street.
“111111411 3111 1111111d L111 mo .11 the lulu-11:
ulum hoc. 111111 home from uork. [moon
1111:1lccb1d with Mrs (1'31“ and struck
in-r llcnry resented tld~1,a11d in a row
“his b Nil-11ml brim-1‘11 himmui l.-1v-‘1111tl1t
lath 1‘ pullnl a revulw1‘11111lsl111thim.

.\'1 11121 1:1.

Killed by 3 Falling “'uli.

H.121 l"r11\, Pit, May 11 «Two 1111111 wore
kill: 1i and a tl1ir1l.o~\‘1-r1-ly injured bya
failing Wall 1111 iiruud street, 'i'lu- killed
arc (Ybridlon 11111111111111" and l‘lmanucl
M11 1111:1111. and tho injured l». Fannie!
(irilldhs 'l'lw 1111111 wcrc 1111111111111 and were
building a11111111lrdi11n hetwwu lwnilnltsca.

Mayor 111.1111. Wants Mmdny llnaeimil.

iii Pill. .\l11y1t»~\luyor Smith, hav-
ing twu lurimtlly)11'iill11i11'll 1111 Ilm .rll'i‘
p114 b.- 1111111111011th Sunday baseball, au-
1111111111111 that he would 11111 11111111'1‘11 the
law :1g11l1131 such “mm->1. and that if any
111111111 ~11111;:l11 111 prom-m Sunday ball guinea
it mind he llii‘niiizli the courts.

infant» l-libcllu lie-loaned.

Td'ili‘d. l-‘io. May ibu'l'hu lnfmdn lea.
bcllu hm b11111 111111111111! from quarantine.
T1111 nillcu‘ru 11111111 up to this plum and had
a romullotiuu with the Spanish vim c.1111
1111i. Tiny will await orders from Spain.
The "lib-era were N‘f‘iil’ili‘tl 111.1nyeuurto
ales by the Spanish residents.

No (internment "ruin Monopoly.
1117111,“. May 11.-'l'l11r- rolclmtae commit
to“ today. by a role of 1:1 to 12. rcjeclod a
motion made by ( onnt ram 51 lmvrth 2112-
1111111111th1 approving the prim lplooi i. cant
you l‘ilhii‘l 11 motion in furor of to govern
moat monopoly for grain. etc.

timernnr rotary Inaugurated.
Sumatran. May 11—41111 inauguration
of tini‘urilnr i’cter 'l‘urm-y. whowaa de-
clared anvcrmn‘ by the legislature on Fri
.Iny 11111111 inst innit place in the hall of
the boom of rr‘pn suntutiven at the capitol.

Ambient at It Wild w.» imam
P111111 1.11131. X. 3.. May i).-—At the pot»
formnrma of the Wild West about beta I
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hi‘
‘I

UP TO DATE.

You cannot find the equal of our Boy'e Clothing and

We are in eloae touch with New York and intend to do
to: boalueee in boy'l goods. Don’t forget this please, and

to cell on ca.

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BOYS’ sun's, $1.50 TO $6
Boys’ Extra Pants, 250 to $ i

Reefere, Sailor-11’ and Nassau Sulfa. Hats, Caps and Furnishings of

all blade at prices that will surprise you.

 

 

department wil

Tin Ware 0

lane pieces
Full line of
Lam at $13 50.

do curated.

at $42 .'1 each.
Same thing

w.. A. 111111111111 11111.,

19 Main Street, 1
Norwalk.

Sentinel Building
South Nonlalk.

I

 

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,

Tristram & H yatt.

N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

Houselurnishing llepanmem.

hold at this season of the year, we think
to again call your attention to our
ment. A v ieit of an hour or even

I present three facts to your mind.

fevery description.

Glass Ware in odd shapes and fancy designs.
Wooden Were for every household need.
Fine line of Brooms. all weights.

The celebrated Beviland China 1n decorated dinner sets, plain, white \\fisgd odd

arisbad and Austria China' in odd pieces.
English Decorated Dinner Sets.
Elegant Decorated Toilet Sets.

Jardiueres from 10c up.

F 1ve-o clock Tees and Chafing Dishes.
Oil Heaters—combination of store and lamp, mammoth burner, centre draft,

, Mueller size. at i" 25.

 

 

Plumbing

 

in the town.
afford to do otherwise.

FRANCIS &CO.,

RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street, -

No. l7 Wall 81.,

mm.

Conscicua’of the needs that housecleoning and moving brings to every house-

it advisable this week

Bousefurnishiug Depart.
ten

First. The astonishing variety

Second. The quality of goods offered, and Third, The littleueas of the price

for first-close articles.
We merely ask you to test the above facts: when that’ a done you'll do the not.
A few hints of what. you will find to this department:

minutes in

asked

Lamps of all descriptions, from the small hand lamp at 190 to the Banquet
oils»: and Tea Pots" 1n agate. pearl agate and mikado finish and pearl I”

These heaters have become a necessity to every household and at the m
should command the immediate attention cf every housekeeper.
Oil Stoves in one. two and three burners.

luslram_ 81 Hyatt Norwalk 11

1111111111 1111.,“

Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a. bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of

PIllNll lililTHIN

We handle nothing but the best. Cannot

 

 

 

Housekeeping Ar ti cl 6 5.
prices will be CHEAPER than any
other store in town.

MES 81 illillilllilis

No. 23 Wall St...

South Norwalk. Bonn.

 

WE NEVER SLEEP.

On or about the '15th we will
0 on our New Store at No. 23
Vgall Street, with a Full Line of

Our

"academicians

 

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