THIS WEEK WE OFFER
700 Nickel Alarm'C
liuliy warrInIiI-Il for one yenr for
63 cts.
'i "" III-h
ak and Walnut Mantle Clocks!
Whidh are 23 inch
locks
These goods we IegulIIrlI sold io‘ We will also offer
cs high, Inn e ght IlIIvs, half hour strike, ‘IItiIedrIIi gong, potent reg-
IdI Itor htliv qurIuItI-Ii ior one year loI 3V. ’ l‘l I'IIIh.
A LOT OF' NICKELED TABLE LAMPS.
a”
.s l-
) I-III-h.
f Best make, centrul draft. complete with porcelain shade, for $1 Above |ll'lt‘t‘.‘l
- i ore for this week only.
’ NORTH MAIN AND ANN
‘ I I , South Norwalk. Connecticut
m
STILL GOING ON
F”... .. ._.. -. .. E...-._....-
THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
OF C. H. HARVEY’S STOCK OF'
cots, Shoes and Rub
To Close out, liverjriitilig is Being: Sold at l’i‘it't‘S Never Heard oi ilI-l'oI'I-f
bers.
Store open until 9 o'clock Week llI’I-YS, and lil Sniurdnys.
HARVEY’S SHOE STORE,
70 N. Main Street,
So. Norwalk.
ll
TWO PRICES
~Wc don't III “(In two prices for the same article, we don't believe in thIIi, but we do’
mean to close out the balance oi' our
Ladies’ and Children’ s Cloaks and Capes.
'10 do that we shall make them one or the other oi these pIieI-s:
‘ $3.00 OR $5.00!,
Some of them Inc “Inth $1001) to 15. on, but thIt does not In: IttI-I . all the ileum bat-
gains lm out customer”:
Don’t Forget‘That Thursday is Bargaianay.
A. Dickerman 8: Son, ‘
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk. Connecticut.
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{ 1.7
K.
When huying tobacco, see that you get It brand that exactly suits your
taste and temperament. If you appreciate It tobacco of high quality—enjoy a
cool, sweet, delightful smoke, get
. onIL-LAIurs
Cur-Fwd
Rose
', . . the height of tobacco perfection; a tobacco that neither bites the tan ne, or,
fouls the pipe. Delights the young smoker thoroughly eatisiics t e old
smoker. It’s all tobacco prepared by the LORILL ARDS—that’s why.
Sold everywhere, 2 oz. for so. Try it.
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; on such "INN would he honorable Io both
countries “IIud would, we urn IIurII,
"l‘lIlII \l‘un Also “Iliad by Is Sin-ll Boy
‘ gutted. entailing II loss or ubout (dunno, ‘
. , , upon which there in no insurance oi ubuut
Louie lIIII‘iv.I
' . numberllnz nbout «in people. who IIII‘Iipil‘Ii
' lI-nviuu hi~ bride to iluw-n lilullilh at hot
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‘ ken milon the itutlnnddiviulnn oi the flan
‘ ding oi Hov. .l. .l II llsnn oi Perth Amboy,
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71 your! old. The groom is' .5
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. MIMI
‘ on: much In flight.
tannin. rib. III. -'l‘ho Troll; Vow.
ins II nor-Issac oi IIIII mum IlIII Varmin-
Iiu mmutlulionu will take, which. ii my».
Ill. believed in ho uuhtuntlnlly neournIe.
'l‘lut IlIIlly Now. goo-I on to my:
Tim ""0 oi uunsl nourish over Venn
Inn-in.
Its-Inns. in II IIIIIIineI advantage to ring
hind. An u lim uiagoln tho suggmtmi
oollldtnuul n Jililil I'uInnIiuluu will bu
Ilppolnted, I'IIII lding of un Ilqllhi number
of Engliulunnn und Annu'iI-uns. 'l'linI
IIIIIIndM'Inn will Hl'r\\5 l’lilllol'I'IIi a board
or munrlllulion Ilqu ma ll boom of urbiirn
lion." .
'l'hcu follow» ibu suggestions I-ontuined '
lu er-lerduy'u 'l‘linus. which were no inl '
- l lot“:
It handsome line of:
" it In ht lo ho uuulu I‘lour thut. tho
government (‘hlllil only hit bound by tin.
.mport. II! ”In urlgiuul Inmulw r» Id tlIII pm I
pnmd Ilillllllinnluii, or u IIqunIIiy oi ilIoIn. i
nlnl if. in 10”!!!“ lo the n-Itleddlili. 'Ii l.~.;
lm:
lIIlIII-Imiiounl arhitrutlun l'llll really
made to munuhlo IIIuniI-ipnl law oil the
quantum oi [mm riptlvn tight»: the urmrtur I
'pnrt o! our obj-II Lions III utlillrutluu oi the i
'Wilolo ”tuition will dimppuur"
'l‘ho llnily Newa Illyll thnt u settlement.
in-
heartily approved in all parties in Eng
land."
Mr. John Morley, speaking at l-‘ortur.
rejoiced that ”we won every inIliI-ntion III
a IIIIlIIIloII of tho \‘u-unzuelnn difficulty in
the creation at It Joint commission. ii
ltlnginmi'u title to tho smiled Itistrivr won-
bnd. ho Imld. llu doubt some method would
be round to ropnir tlIut Ilntnet.
The Chronicle any: that. it Mr. Morley
was lnIIplrI-d in lhu hupu he oxprossed we
may be in night of the goal at. hm.
ANOTHER TROY FIRE
With Is )lntI-II.
'l‘uov, .\'. \'., Fob. lit—Fire hInI ugnln
vinltrd thin rity, and tho wornmu. tire
then, who had MINI)“ battled (or tho :4
preceding hours withthuliorreut IIIId most
disastrous tire thht hint visited 'l'roy in
Innny yours. Ivoro called upon in light one
of the moat stubborn tires (hid the III-port
IInInl: hnII luul to handle.
The ilro started in II thrI-o ntory brick
building occupying II quarter of u block
ou the corner of (‘ongruss IInd ltlror
streets. which in occupied IIII u Ilnnee bull,
to tenement houIIo IInd several suloonu and
s rutanrsnt.
Like the former lire, IIIImnll boy wno
responsible. Employed by the owner oi
the hull, ho was making repairs under the
stage and dropped II lighted match. fl he
fire spread rapidly. and the department
found trouble in obtaining wnter. the sup-
ply llt‘inn diminished by tho amount and
.m the mum- shop um. The building was l
About. hnll u dozen families.
Minion.
the Uillt'lllnili. portion of the «trueluru on i
rendered homeless.
'll'ullih'll .H‘Ir-r 'I‘iIlrivvfoIIr l'ruru. i
HANlu-n’l‘, 0., Feb. l'.t-~.\lr~'. i'i. ll 1
Howno oi Hartford in» ju~t been l‘t‘llllilnli;
to her llllrlllllnli utter u HI-purutinn or iii
yours. ill l'm'.’ llol'JIeli'elil lotlluwur.
homo lwrn. ;\l Iln-vnd of the our liowue
who had nuvor written home, did not re.
turn. ”llll wife guw him up [or III-ud und
mind removed in llurli‘ord. Home iinn
I-itlt't' rim ll’lll‘lll'll [hot i“. ll. llowne lmtl
obtnlnml II pen-don. i'orrI-apnmis-III-I-I\ illl
this pun-doll hurl-nu resulted In lm‘illlill.’
Ilu' pnminnrrmInd .\lr~., HoIvnI- lil‘llil‘ti
lll'i‘l' :I Iln)‘ or lu‘o pilll'l‘. ’l‘iu' lili'l‘llllfl
won II huppy one. nnd iln: I'Iuinllml I‘fillplt
nrv- now ilirlilii'ilml in this I‘ll).
.‘.\ll'flhl0ll of Time (Irlllllt'd.
AIM“, h'I-h. l.I.—'l‘hw .fll‘llllii' I'ununl! "
lI~I~ on i’tllllllfl'l'l't‘ ulni nmlgniiun deemed
to report. invornbly fieIuItI-r I'uggI-slmll'.
liili extending tildliiill' for llll‘ Itulnpidliul‘
of the North riIer bridge until tun: uIn.
Assemblyman iirIIIier'I-I hill authorizing
the llrwklytl iIl'iIigI- I'llllllllifirillilt'l‘n to lei
bicycles truwl free tour tho roudwnyol
the llIookly u bridge.
Serlum lhsllnuv \\ r- I k.
Ill-Zl.l.o'-I'.w Mus. \'t.. l'ub. III.-—A Iii-Ii
lrnl \‘crmont rIIilruIId I‘llllhtid u .~I~riou.~
wreck tIvo Inile~ north of Ludhiw .~tution,
The engine of it [ultil‘it'ilgt'r truln Wm do
mill-Ii. nnd tlIrI-n I'uurht'fi III-m rowr
down a. In) i'nol. embankment. Alioutr
dozen pet-«Ills III-m injured, tour of then
being seriously hurt.
llurglurs “ crI- l‘.olird
lit lmoh’, .\. \ .. F'b. lit—l’roiossiunn‘f
nutt- lireuker‘ opt-rnteil' in the wlIolevnlI
grocery store of t.‘. H. llogIrs. w-wki gI
huge Hull ruuudurd stifnund ulniust laying
their blind-I on $0.10. The nul.~.o of the ex
ploiIion hoquI-r, uttrnI-mi polludlliou h
theoretic, and tho burglars ilud lenvinu
the contents of tho auto “mu 1 and a kit. oi
new tooiri behind.
. HlIocInakern on n strike.
I‘-IIr:I..~'I'.I. Mam, Feb. III—A strike oi
stitehern, hutch, turnIrs edge setters um]
.“i Kuy stltI: hers in the shoe inflow of 1.
ll. Noyes & (‘0., took place hen- ior the res
torution of the 10 per eI-nt cut. down
which went. into attest last XquuIber.
The strike was ordered by secretary Eaton
oi the International Boot and Shoe \Vurk‘
nrn' union:
Bride and Groom I’Isst Seventy.
YoNKl-lus. l'eb lit—Tho wed
.\'.l .nnd Mrs. E Inmu Brown occurred
in thIi nrnIory of tho Fourth Separate eonI
pnuy. The bride l.-I the mother of Mrs.
’l‘homus Oliver, the wile oi the urrnorer oi
the Fourth Sopamte company, and she i-
Confined Murder It . Revival.
\I'.\1'I:III.00, In” Feb. let—Ac the Wil-
liams revival meeting, Iii: Cedar Falls.
Mortimnr 'i‘ruesIlIIio stepped to the pint-
torIn and said: “I have been It great sin
III-r. I IIIn guilty of murder and am ready
to surrender. The man I killed wasflil
Sheldon. 1 shot. hiIu dead in Colora n
.luly,| min
Tool. ( Irllollc Add by Mintnke.
.lI-:.III~~'I'oII.\' \' Y.. F.ob llI. ——t.‘litturd
Hutton of “nits Huts mistook n bottle I- ~
Hll'imili’. II id toreough IIirup nml Iooku
vim-I- wnillrie -nt to cause his death. Button .
um Ii? years old nnd unmarried. ‘
’l‘rlmvnul l'rlvoncrs Admitted to Ilnll.
.lmlA Inst-Lulu III: F.I'h i‘l —I\R the result ,
of i ‘olnnial mretury Churnberlnin‘ II rep-
rI-wnmtions Moors. Phillip», lv‘IIrrIIr until
i" ltszztrlI k and i 'olouei Bllullc-l h. Ive been I
re denied on hull.
W enthrr Pom-st.
i'londy and threatening. with light
snow: warmer: southwesterly winds
which the l'IIlII-d State» appear: to *
lsourI-I NORWALK.
JUST-LOOK-AT-l
Clay
Worsted
Suits.
Nu Willllit'l llieolln'r | lulhing sellers .‘ll't! InIIking lldll-
iir I- llfif'l"l\|hS lo lntn lilI' lliii‘ of buy: l\
Surli selling us has iucu doing: .It onI tItore this win-
il‘l is; n illlonl pIIIIIllI-i, and you (tl't‘ responsible {or it?
Jun! .l“. the lInsinI-s» grown. no Inn do ili‘ili'l' things,
and .15 it bus grown this lust month and So for this,
w.- pnt lin' iit‘ill'llllt’lli in pl’llldlf‘t‘ il\’ giving
"Hill!" the best weight the best iliiiilg‘
(fluv \Voruied Sully Id $i0.00.
(TlIIv Wors‘lI-Il Suits at 3.5.00.
("lay Worsted Suits at $20.00.
lhc best
We've ever ol'I'I-rI-d you before. Made in single and
double lll'l‘llSiI'il such and three button rutaway frocks.
We're :I il‘il' odd mum I:IIt i’rim I- Min-rt \tle- We have
made Olli' Imll' original prim; if your size is‘ lll'l't‘. and
Inn pic-let thin style you have .'I dinner to buy them
ira‘k than wont to Inukt‘.
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Tili\ \rr-I-k Wt' will pIIII'e on ‘Illlt' in our ilIIl III-purl-
men! all the new Npring blocks math; {or lls by the
(lroi’ut IV Knnpp (fumpuny of South Norwalk.
Trude MIII'II “MilViiil li'l‘ i'Rl)Fl(‘ll)."
None ill'lit‘l' mode (or 5n and
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MEIGS a. co.
Bridgeport. Ct.
“In-II Mundny. l'ridnv Iunl Sutnrduv III'I-ninIb-
too, 1 on.
OLD AN D RELIABLE
DailyDirectErcightLine
BETWEEN
New York,$outh Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS.
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will iI-IIII‘ Pier :3, if. llI-I-kmnn street. New York, In
5 p. In. Leave Norwalk South Norwalk (l p. In.
Freight Received from 7 .l 105 p m. i'pon Appli.
Intion to agents the. City oi “hotwnlk, ltagle IInIL' \‘ulmn
will he sent {or spetinl lots oi freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity.
.~\li pchonSIIre forbid. trustingr IIny of the employees
of this bouts oi thcline on In‘ronnt oi the owners thereof.
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A Dainty Gift.
After all IInl-l and done, It line, Well-mudr
Itylish, well i'm iug pair of '4'")?! in mi accept
l' it hi S E .\' ’l‘ nnything‘
can think of.
to w here lhevery llt'flh of its kind can be pm
Jill! M you
'hi‘L‘iNl, it‘s easily answeredwnt
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwalk.
Conn.
it there is nny qIIeIItlon It- ‘
H.S.BROWN’$,
A7 Phenomenal Steve !.
it gives II blue “(one like :1 gas store
without smoke or odor, and burns coni-
‘nIon_kero§ene oil. You don't have to
take our \\'(ll'il for it
I!
T
I‘l'ml see it it is not so. We have them
on exhibition and would like to. show
them to you, whether _vu i)li}' or not.
NASH a. VANscoY,i
Cor. N. Main and West Streets,
CONNECTICUT.
$59.3. nan-Joys.“ *"wMIflu‘ .
Three Masked Men Lock Up
the Bankers in a Vault.
iTHDN HELP THEMSELVES TO (JOIN.
l U
‘IIus (morn-l In rim-II oungm a. "no
In! in» I‘runrlwu‘u "ml l’uhilr Hrs-flu.
: .\ shot Ilred. hut II \l'onl Wilda-Au
1 luv to ”In IlolIMn.
>,I\ l-‘Iuwnuv. II'I-b l'l.-«—.\ new town
in! holding up l| lI.Inl. um prurthml lwm
do three Innnkwl roldmrn. who entered ihn
Market. .‘trenl. hunk utul III the poll)! oi
the pl~tol Ilrovu IlI-wu-hinI-IIIIII lumkkwwr
into the bunk \‘null. aim; the door on
limo and thou hvlprd lill'lllrltlll'n In min
AI-eortllug to the ('lllllil‘l‘, only ”do in
min won areurnd. but Miro-nil conflicting
vtorll‘l ivas been told rI-purdinu tho
Iiinnunt ol‘ InonI-y tnkI-II
'l'lIo robbery lri I'I-rtulllly lhn imidcnt of
the Inuny hold deeds oi highwuynmndhlp
[Il'l‘pklfliltill in this city, {or llu- hunk l-I
loaded on the loading thurnughhiru oi the
’rlty, and the street h. t‘ollrllillllly thruuged
with peopln.
Three men were iInplirutI-d in the nflnir
They were urmod with pistols. and. m"
wording to the peculiar story told. they
Wont about men business in II strictly
professional way. The only pflflmlhi in tho
. hunk ut Ibo tlnn: weru tho III-bier, M. 5.
Hopkins, uual tho bookkeI-por, .l. 3' Nays-
hunt.
The public entrance to tho bank is
through II houvy wooden door Minutes! in
the Mir oi the main vestibulo of the. build.
lug unit is purllnily .hioldrd from Observa-
. tinn by the elevator. which was not run-
ningnt thorium. Tho hunk itsell in in
arm large room, lighted by u skylight.
There in only one door which communi-
nlen with the vestibule.
. ‘l'lu ('Iuhicr Held l'p Ills "undo.
(‘ushler Hopkins had opened the Vaults
and taken out. a sum of money in IIIlI'er
and gold. lie was standing behind tho
i I-ushlor'I-I window when tho outer door
opened. and three men qniekly entered.
They closed the door, and one man lin-
tioned himseli that-II to guard against in-
trusion. ’i‘hoorhertwo made it rush for
tho eushier'n window. Through that win-
dow tho tallerot the two and evidently
the leader. leaped, landing upon the coun-
l ter inside the wire railing. iio drew II plu-
tol and leveling it at. Hopkins ordered him
to throw up his hands. ills companion in
': ntnntly followed nnd with drawn pistol
1 covered the bookkeeper.
' Hopkins says he hesitoted {or n aeoud,
unit that the first robber iimi I. shut point.
blank at him. The shot missed its lnan.
but ilnpkins' lace wus tilled with powder
burns. Just. what happened next none nI’
. tin: hunk (lfiii'i'tn l! uhle to tell. They only
know that IlII-y suddenly found them
selves ion-ed into the lurker of tho two
tunits, where. the door was elosfll on li’irin
and on ineil'I-I'tnnl attempt. Wu-I nude to
turn the hulls.
ilopkim IInIl ilnyshorst did not. venture
out. of the vuult until they heard tin,- rob-
bers leuII- the room. lluyshorst telephoned
to tho poliw headquarter» \"llllt‘ Hopkins
l'llrllt’ti ilIlII the street Illnl unto the :Ilul'lu
III Police Ullicer Dower.
llopkins' iii'hl impression wna that lin-
rolilmrs had tired u hinnk cartridge, but
litter the IIrrIvnl of dorm-two»: :I illllirl.
Innrk Wurl (mind in the null. ’l'in- lliillL'l
inul iirst ntl’lit'l.’ (in: wooden tail of iiw
hunk muntrr and then ulnnred to ill"
null. whom it bud struck utnl apparently
. IlI'nppIt-Il, although n enrvi'ni riv'fll'l'il result.
t‘li in is failure to tlnd the built-l.
Didn‘t “'31" to no Into-nuptial.
A further I~x:uninIItion showed that I
wruw lIIIIl been driven in lleKW'L‘V'H Tim
nun-r Ilnor uud tin: _irnnn-, m In; To prevent
any interruption during Tilr rubber},
i'ilnllit‘r llnpkitli Was «I taken by suzpri-v
Ihot. lII- i'IIilI-d to unto the llpps‘ltl'illlt‘u oi
the robbers. The. police him: not. yel.
. I'uund that. Iiny pi‘l‘milisuifikfl'htld elthe: Um
, ingress or I- was of tho i‘ublle'l'n.
The theory is thIIt the rubber! put. their
III:I.-'k.-I in their pockets before leaving ti...-
huuk, Iind thut when lilllrldr! tin-y r'IiI.
glad with tho l'l‘Il‘Hi oi prttltinll’iull-l cunt
‘ walked quietly IIII'IIy. A: II mutter of
‘ fact, they must hove passed Pollen (lilierr
lhnver, who l'wll‘ilflll the building m Ulnnll‘
1 ier Hopkins 1:an the alarm. Polieenmn
Dowel-says ho hcnrtl u. blowing of II police
whistle and saw I'Mhler Hopkins III. tinI ' ‘
door of the building. He went into tho
hunk and heard Iin- slutenmnt of hotli tlm
enabler und bookkeeper .Iini mnIlI- an M‘-
uminalinn of t .I- pfl‘llllfitln, and in: express-
ud stlspiI-ion Its to tho genuinenes‘ of tin:
robbery, Mr. iluydmht, tin- bomklumpcr.
InudI: II. sIInIIenn-nt to the detectives, in
. which ho said that while he run! the cash-
lI-r “In: in the vault the robbers debuted
upon the illll’ir-Jllilliy of killing them.
, The bunk was incorporated in Fresno
‘ county in lsni, with a. capital oi should-I,
unIl moved to this city last September. ll
continued business toduy as usual.
The Door "pencil lor l'lmrity.
. w Isni‘uwox. Fob. ill—Full success
has attended lhk'cllol‘t-‘Iui’ Mists ('lurn Bur-
’ loll to prnpnro the wuy for tho distribuv
lion of IIlnIs uniting the. flllflfli‘i'l'slll Arme-
. uin. linited State-I Minister Terrell has
"klllit‘ll Secretory illney thnt he presented
Miss Burton III the sublime ports and re-
I‘t‘inlll renewed assurances of full protev
tion and aid for him agents in dispenslng
charity. Her assistants go at once to the
interior of Turkey. whllo Mini Barton's
hI-Inlqnurters will he established at. Peru,
. the diplomatic suburb of Constantinople.
Mr. Terrell, who has labored hard with
' the Turkish governmenttu secure them
privileges for .‘Elifil Barton, closed iii-I eu~
hivg‘rnm in thine words, "The door is thus
opened with: for charity. "
President. Kruger Bluliflrd.
.lonnxtzsut ho, Fob. lit—The Stand—
; urIl of this city publishes a dispatch from
. . l’retorin saying that the speech delivered
' on Thursday inst. in the houseoi commons
: by Mr. Joseph Chamberlain. the British
l udoniul secret nry, had n good afloat. and
. Ill It it is no“ nip-It p 'l'llllflilie that the yolks-
: mud in special session, will give itII warn —
. tion to tho propmlrhi‘ visit: of President
Kruger to 1-. ngbmd in risponie to “1'
i b: Imbrrlnin s invitation that he visittbut.
. "I-Iiuniry to dim "vi the ninth-rs at issue l‘mv
l\\l'i‘ II Uri-III Britain and tho_ Trnnsvuul
.hnclin In". Chum Married. '
Ulnlflfl’l‘TRSVlLLE. \II., Feb. ill—Ame
lie Rives ()hnnlernnd Prince Pierre Tron
lII'tzkol were married at. Castle Hill, tin-
:homo of Colonel Alfred Rives, futherot
I’honnthorws Paul 1.. Mnnrel ll. 1).. of
‘l‘llehmond, :I Lutheran clergyman, per-
inrnml Ihe ceremony.
All Elev-pt England Ami".
. LonIOV. Feb. lit—A dispatch to Tim
f Times from Constantinople says that all
i the poWI-rs I-xc I-pt England have our Inted
. in the duitun' II proposal to recognile [’riutu
i Ferdinsmi of Bulgaria.
Norwalk Chronicler