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burr. m in Malt. yaw-day Io-
attcnd the funeral of Mrs. Poach's
brother. 5. I’. Nickomm.
Among the flowers at J. P. Nickcr‘
son‘s funeral, yesterday. was a beautiful
wreath from the veteran members of
Pioneer Hook and Ladder company.
—chs of mutton l0¢ lb. Adams Bros.
South Norwalk. _
Thumluy morning one of the oldest
residents of Ridgeflold, in the person of
Miss Elizabeth Grumman, passed away.
Ber death out due purely to old age, as
she was eightyutwo yours old: She was
a sister of Jouiph N. Grumman, of Union
street. South Norwalk.
Sunday afternoon, in the Norwnlk
Opera House, another pictorial sol‘l1ico
willbogivcn. The secmtaryisin New
York today and will get. the finest col-
lection of views yet shown. An illus-'
trated solo will hosting by G. H. Hirst
and tho Handel Male quartetto will
render several illustrated selections
-—Chickens,l 12' ._.‘£. N. Y. Market.
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The Wilton correspondent of the l
Ridgctleld Press says: “Mr. and
R. W. Kecler have returned from Hack-
eunuch. N'. J ., whither they were called
a
South Norwalk.
Connecticut.
Sale commences Friday, February 14th, for tWo days only. We have purchased the
entire stock of Ladies’ and Misses’ Skirts from the large manufacturing skirt house of
S. Holtz & 00., 328 West Broadway, N ewYork, at 500 on the dollar. These goods com-
prise all the advanced styles for Spring as well as for present wear.
THE CHANGE OF A LIFETIME. Every article for this sale a Special Bargain.
by the illness of their daughter, Miss
.Florence. who is attending school there. l
Miss Keelcr has so far recovered as to be :
able to returned home with her mother l
for a much needed rest, her illness bc- .‘
ing occasioned by too close applicationl
to study."
James Tucker. of Essex, is reputed to f
be worth $15,000, all of whichhas been l
made in shoveling coal out of vessels at
the wharf. His money is invested prin-
cipally in real estate. He has worked as
11 coal 111101 elcr for the past thirty i
years H“ '5 ““mflme‘l and leads a Storm Cheviot skirts. 5i yards aide, blue and black tailor made
with box plait 1n front, handsomely finished, for this sale,
hermit‘ 11 life, his sole companions being
cuts, of which he has 11 number. He I
does his own sowing, washing1 and cook i
ing, and Women are not welcome visit— 1
are to his home. , l
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~Best'stock of fish. N. Y. Market , 2
The programme for the forty- eighth
annual session of the New York 'East
Conlercnceis being completed. It 111lll
be held at the Trinity Methodist Episco-
pal church 111 New Haven during thel
first week in April, and it. is‘
now certain that 350 clergynwn of the;
denomination will be present. Thel
local committee of entertainment is
busy securing accomnnxlations for them.
Bishop Merrill of Chicago will p11-ge
side.
—Forequarter lamb; 41‘ ll». Adams
Bros. ., South Norwalk.
Reviml services will be condu1te1l at
the South Wilton Methodist Episcopal
church every evening next week. except-
ingSuturdny, at 7.280 o'clock. Monday 3
evening Rev. George E. Davis, of Sil-f
verniinc, will preach on "Jesus, the
Light of the World;" Tuesday oveniiig
Rev. A. J. Smith, ,of East Norwalk. will
proach on “The best- Thing in the.
World." The subject of Rev. A. ll.
'Wyatt‘s sention'on Wedneulay evening,1
will be “How ()nc'VV'0111nn was Saved."
Thursday and Friday evenings Mr.
Brundago and others of Norwalk will
sing and assist in the semi: 11s.
—Look.1tLutherM.\\- light' s111l1'111rlis1- i
111cnt.$10,0(l0 11 orth of 11 .lgom, s11 igl. s;
and horse goods that must be sold.
The (lulu-tony report of Phillipe Hon-
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drick grand secrotnn of the (ir'and .
1 mm of Connecticut Foresters of A1111 ~~r
ion, has just been issued. The balances
on hand in the several funds are as fol-
.lo1vs: General fund. $1,160.36; manage-
ment fund, $904.86; funeral fund. $255.50.
Sixteen courts have been beneficizuies of
the funeral fund. The annual statc-‘
111e11t of membership shows gains by
initiation during the year. 2,267; joined
by card. .37; withdrawals, 8; died, 91%;!
expelled, To; stricken from the rolls,
7851; leaving the. total plusent member
ship at 10,113, a gain of 1.355. The}
total expenditures of subordinate courts;
during the year 11:11.11 $83,558.01). The Im‘
(mitts of thestatehmcfnndson hand
amounting to $16,435. 60.
1‘pniies, at 0' lll‘l‘ n s.
A new doctric car brake 111114 tested
l11st11eek on ,the. Derby 11le1tr11 road,
which, it is claimed, will stop a Car
within its own. lungth. In,operuting the
b.1110 it is only upcessary to turn the
controller banal from the running posi-
tion to the 1 position. That is.
thobmkeisqmutedby the same
handle that Conthls the pmter, and
whens stop is wanted the handle is
simply shifted to the proper position.
This operation cuts out the trolley cub
rent Trom the motors and innncdintcly
«omens them into special dynamos for
2611th a ouricnt which 1a applied to
the electril: m Thachetfle brake
data not fin pay my mares {mil
actuary M1. brats-1 aadtbe latter
can and is as adult-q.
m Umbrellas an
1011 even temps ot-
- Beautiful ArtCaulofi no of
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Worth 8.00.
About 106 silk skirts, a large assortment of patterns, made in
the most advanced style, special for two days,
Fine black diagonal skirts, 3|.”
Cloth skirts, lined thmugh-
out,pipcd with velvet, $149
Fancy figured black brill-
iantinc skirts, the same
as last Saturday for $I.75
We can lit ever bodv thin
Y .1
0i: stout.
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l'lain black silk brilliantine
skirts special for two days, $2.98
Worth 5. 00.
$5.00
$7.98 and $9.98
You Can’t
Miss
This
GREATEST
OF,
ALL
SALES!
‘ Come
oEarly
and
Get
the
Cream
of
That Lot !
Hundreds of other articles suitable for ladi
Prices.
H. Krieger, Mahackemo Hotel Block, 8. Norwalk.
WAISTS !
Special for Friday and Saturday only, one to each customer.
300 extra fine quality black sateen waists, trimmed with
braid around collar and culls, extra large sleeves, worth
one dollar, special for this sale,
o a 0
Silk Waistsl
Extra fine quality, made of the best Taffeta silks, in all the
new designs, handsomely made and finished, worth seven
to nine dollars, special for two days,
$3.75
Trimmed Hats!
All of our trimmed hats will go for 98c, regardless of quality.
Our best French felts, our velvet hats,our children's hats,
worth all the way from two dollars to five dollars. .
will buy any of 'lhem
es to wear Will be sold at ridiculously Low
Unanimous
Choice
The New York Morning Jour-
nal recently offered ten leading
makes of bicycles as prizes in a
guessing contest,giving the win-
ners free choice of any one of
the ten machines.TheresuIt was
ALL of the ten winners selected
Columbia
BicYcIcs
The. Journal ac-
cor y bought,
Coumbiasnfi
paying $100 each
or them, without
discount or rebate.
few will choose a
bicycleother than the Columbia
STANDARD OF Tl-lE WORLD
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bio agent; by mail in us two a cent
“m3? , . a. ’
POPE MANUFACTURTNG co.
andfiumlflflnhwcm.
Brunch Stars :21! Agencies in almost every
lam Commute-n: norm-cl
gunwdhyourfi vicinity letualruow ’
hear M. Layton
Plro, L”. and
Accident
IN$URANCEIT
Real Estatew and House Agent.
Uccan Slaw» Tickets, and Slorlin
Dr Loans ggfml‘ ll
figures?” 5 11311303111111.1111;
Dr.F. W. Darmer,
SURGEON DENTIST!
“2 Washington Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Teeth Filled
and Extracted
Without Pain!
\1't1fl11l11l Teeth 111th and 111thout Plates by
tho late at imyrmcd nu tlimlx.
\ll operations pc Itiiininiz to modern Don-
tlstrv 111‘ ormml In 11 skillful 11111111111 r at about
onohult'i 1111111111 charged by nthcr dentists.
[‘01 th (1.1111111 h 1| in e 1 I change. 11in.- ro other
tooth 1111.1 to bo 11151.1 rtcd.
A lady' 1n attendnnl 1-
OFFICE HOURS.
F..mmlla 111. until' .1 p. in. Open “cilllcmlay
11111|Snturd111 until 1111. 111:.
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We don't mean two prices for the same article we don't believe in that, but we do
' me: 111 to close out the link 111cc oi our '
Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks “and Capes.
1‘0 do that we shall make them one or the other of these prices:
$3.00 OR $5.001
Somc oi than arc Worth $10. 00 to 15.00, but that does not matter, all thchcttcr bar-
lellS lUl 0111‘ CllSlLOll’lCl’b. ‘
Don’t Forget That Thursday is Bargain Day.
All 11 ork 11'11rrante1l for lb 1.1 1111 r1.
Consultation Free.
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Beware of Fraud
The countless imitations of
Wcshbumfirosby's Super-
lmive Brand IS the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
Flour.
imitators map'copy the
Appearance of the Sack, but
no one can imitate the qual-
ity of the F our. Washburu.
Crosby's Superlative is the
bestth world,
Roberts, Tucker
8: Goodwm
Office 70¢ Maln Qtroot.
fl fur-d. can“.
Agents toil t. 1
b 11. it” new aha-1 ,
660’. C. Stillson’s
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
South llorwalk, Connecticut.
84 Washington Street
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MEDIBINES.
EASY llllD PLEASANT to ma: 1
'At’OutPricest In Fact '
Hard Not To Take“
Loxatonik,
81.00
Hood's Sampal'flla. 65
Ayor‘s Sarsaparilla. 75
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In!
Dunn's Sarsaparillu.
Green's Narvnm. \ 75
Paine'n Celery Compound, 1 85
Cntiourn Resolvont. 85
Scott’s Emulsion. 801
Custoria, 25
Atwood’s Bitters. 15, or two for 25
cm' I Pills. 15, or two for 25
Williams' Pink Pills.
Lydia Pinkham's Veg. Compound. 80
Alcock’s Porous Floaters, 10
Benson‘s Gupsic Floaters, 151-, or 2 for :35
. bnuc trout.
I2 \qublnltou IL. 50. lentils
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OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN
New York, South Norwalk and
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Norwalk.
rm: pnopszzns.
City \of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will lcavc Pier 23, E, R., Beckman street, New York, at
5p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. rm, to 5. p. in.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. to; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent (or special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity
.1 .5 an. measles? lull,
posting any of 1113 empl'
_ at this boat; We! tlie‘llu‘e‘ol Wm owners 1
49 on
98 cts
cm- a rut! Ind-111nm
our society to b M.
Yang Ya, the quaint m 1
(lblnass minister, '
she would be "at
from 8 to 5 01 um
would have thought .
had come tom and" ,
o'clooklherewaaamoblnfimtol
homo and in the street my. m
were well dressed lion nil ‘ w
to lookutthom chem” . '
they know what belonged to ‘ '
good manners. But they did not;
Waahlngton apparently has a
soodmauueraot ltaown. Thj " _
well dressed hoodlum 0! but):
clamored for admittance. Tho f .
however. Were barricaded, M11 W ,
couldnotsatlntillthc . " '
Then the scene was.
pack of and letters mobbing a (Nina
laundry. Evidently the .W
at Ainericuu high sooistyianuliln
are of opinion that boo-nun a' ' .
Chineae she has no right mm W‘
tony. 111 even olvil treatment. ‘
urged to and train thebouuu, undoub- ‘
ed with indecent rudeness. M15}, '
vudcd the dining room and $1!me
everything visible. They staid till 0..“
were only got rid of by shuttlnm {hp
door of the dining room so they could
not get in there any more. Thus no ‘
great attraction wuscut oil. It ”and
us though those society swells mum
had anything to eat before. , ,‘
At a ball given by the Chinese mini-v
to: last season an uninvited mob 11
1011111111 of both sexes swarmed through
the doorways and into the supper mom,
where some of them gotso drunk“! tllo
minister’ s champagne that they bag to
be carried am. Open criticism. storing
and importinenco characterilud Mthe
throng. Bow proud the route! the can‘-
try is of Washington society. And when
they go back to China how Mme. vain
Yu and her husbubd will urge their 19!-
low countrymen to lend hero and fit
great batches of missionaries to touch
them the beautiful western Christianity.
courtesy and civilization!
Since war time it is safe to say there
has been no such sensation in the United
States senate as that caused by thoupua‘ch
of Benjamin B. Tillman. Stmdlngtlme
at the desk formerly mpied by' the dc
gout first family Butler, Tillman. the
representative of the poor whites of the
south, turned and defied coasted; we
administration and the millionairel. fill
one eye glared like a coal of fire 1' ' o
be declared with wild emphasis that ho
leaders of both the Democratic and Bo-
publican parties—yea, the prsuidulta'nd
the whole administration itself—Wm
bound over body and soul to the money
power. while the people grouped, help-
less, under its iron heel. There was obi-
emu silence while he foretold a deeper-
ate and even bloody industrial revolu-
tion in the time to come. The nerveiot
not only the dignified senate itself, but
of all in the audience, got a shock.
Present status of financial legislation
in congress: The house passed a hill
authorizing the“ issue of bonds on which
to borrow moneyto supply thedellclenoy
of revenue. To that bill ”attached a
clause revising the twill/m law and plac—
lug increased duties on certain articles.
The bill went to the senate, a majority
of whose members declare it shall never
be passed without a clause for free ell~
ver coinage being added to it. And it it
Ishould bepassed with either 111911111;
addition or the free silver additiw.‘ I."
both, the president would veto it in
any case. it
Perhaps the most picturesque, dig _ in
the speech of Senator Tillman _, pt
that part in which he spoke of the" rule
of the senate that forbade applause,“
low members keep from applauding,
senate nowadays meant the readi of
an elegant essay in a monotoueto mt!
benches while the senators themselves, .
lounged in the cloakroom»? '
Honest as theysecm to be in
renunciation of :olygumy. than
mous in Utahwill bear “may; . 1
whatonsof theirscoundrollyo‘ ‘
mid:
wearefree from Mull ’ ‘
thotomplo will herbs-edict
emulation of the marriage "93%
were suspended."
flags- 0?! amoral. would! m ‘
signal-i 11p duuturnout units 3.1
cause of tboAmcricun wife'- 1mg
remnant excitement. Puhupl
husbands love of money hi-
to do with it.
if it were a church. How could his tel- , ..
when he mentioned that a speech in the ‘ I i
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