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A
vernal
. it.
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—1 OF;—
We have made another big purchase of these go
‘Oltire balance, and will offer them this week at 50
out Lamps, :4 inches high, best central draft. 3|
INE LA PS . . .
SHADES
..._- ———‘-——i-——-"‘-—— w...“-
29 each.
cher styles of Banquet Lamps from 75c to 85.03 each.
so Handsome Table Lamps. central drait, Wellii
‘ Oh" each; and so other designs at different pr
CCS.
Anyone who needs a lamp, or expects to in the next five years, should take advantage of this sale.
Marlee of our Silk Shades at net cost. New styles of Shade Frames and Crepe Paper.
. STURTEVANT,
STREETS.
South Norwolk, Connecticut
ads, from three eastern manufacturers, closing out their
per cent less than cost of manufacture. .ii Onyx llan~
igton burner, finest decorations, «heap at 8.; on, this sale
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
sriLL GOING’ON!
THE GREAT
OF C. H. HAR
Boots, Shoes
Bil
's‘érocx or:
, "To Close out, Everything is Being Sold at Prices Never Heard of Before.
Store open until 9 o'clock
Week Days, and '10 Saturdays.
HARVEY’
‘70 N. Main Street,
HOE STORE; -
NKRUPT SALE
and Rubbers
Come Bax-[v.3
So. Norwalk.‘
84 Washington Street,
It Kills Pain
.AcETON
harlppe and Headache
mmnnudtobecured
~
Isthegrsatremed where
palnisaprominen symp-
on.
H ACETON
I! thkenin time If you have Neu-
relzia or ltheumntism.
Aceton is the Remedy that
'Gures.
- Acetone Dr. )lnriand's Acoion. has the uni-
recomrnendntion of'nll who have iiscd
on. N. D. Sperry of how Haven given on
exec ent testimonial in favor of Acctoii. ‘
Inct per cent. of all headaches. no matter
{tom w t cause. they; may arise. are guaran-
to be cured by t a use of Aceton.. ‘
ids are cured and pneumonia is prevented
by the use of Aceton.
Aceton is put up In boxes of twelve powders
each. which are sold ior also. at all drug stores
in Now Lngland. "l
The Aceton Medical
”' Company.
mTIC. - - - CONN.
to whom should be addressed all communica-
BEMEMBElt THAT
aceroui itiLLs Piilii.
Forflalebv RH. Plaisted.
o. w. kimono,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
.3 Woohlngton Stroot. .
0o. Nor-voile.
Manon, W. Hotel.
1117 1y ‘
‘SOUTH NO
It
wii hout
in on kerosene oil.
“Two “ Ricas
irives a blue flame like a gas stove
smoke or odor, and burns com-
You don't have to
talie Our word for it,
JUS
am
on
the
T-LOOK-AT-l
lsee if it is not so. ll'e have them
exhibition and would like to show
m to you, whether yu buy or not.
cor. N. Main and West. Streets,
RWALK, . ‘ '. I .
I-
- South liorwalk, Connecticut l
A Pienomenélsove !
"
NAS H & VANSCOY,
Ate the proprietors of this wonderful remedy. l
connzcricur L
i-.sci-i if
voiR,ivi.o
MAKE VOUR
55 SOUTH. AIN STREET?
Soul Nor-walk.
PRAOTIOE, LIMITED
1'0 diseases
Dillon hours, M Maya, and Thursdays
4 . 3 6p. m. y
IN THE
OF WOMEN
n2! ly ‘
EVEIIIO SEI‘IIIELI
,wAN'rs KNOWN
Probable Outcome oi the Trou-
ble Among the Booths. '
VIBWE OP BALLIIGTOI’B amass!
no em tit. any. Property II [- ru-
comimder lustre Name—ll. Borou-
to Turn ll Overt. Ilia Successor—linu-
Wall Iooth'a Staten-t.
New Your, Itch. rim—it. C. Alexander
of 203 Broadway, attorney for Ballin'ton
Booth. ox-comumnder of the Salvation or.
my in the United Stat». declares that his
client will not turn over the American
property of the army to Booth ’l‘uohar,
the new chief now coming from London
to take charge oi the American army. Mr.
Alexander raid further that Mr. Booth
might proceed to reorganize the army on
an independent and distinctly American ;
hula .
"The Salvation army is not organised
an a corporation." said Mr. Alexander,
"and cannot hold property in its own
name. Nor can it ioreliruer hold real estate ;
in this country unless he has declared his 1
intention to boeoiiie a citizen. and no the ‘
army property—nil the. real estate proper-
ty at any rate—limo been acquired in his a
name.
"legally he is the absolute owner of
,prthierty vnlucd at more than 0700.000.
l’l‘horo are in. restricting ciaiiitlrl about i
' holding in trust. on": trustee. in any of i
l the title deeds. The War (‘ry belongs to
‘ him nlso. Ho may do with it exactly in _
he pleases. Noithcr his (other nor any out:
! also has a legal right to liitcricro with Ila l
i muuuueiiiuut or to claim a penny of what
. the paper earns. ,
"llullinatiiu Booth realizes where his i
ibllgntlons lie. and he will not; fail to ‘
mot-t them, but he know: what lit in just» *
tlcu due to him in well. and he will not .
fiiil to meet- tltt-m, and he will lic guided. 1
is vet-ll as his wife, by the best interests of
the army in this country. The result oi
tho iroulilti will be good. The l'tiltcd
states may have its own army—an Ameri-
can army. the host in tlic World. "
may» lie is a i’rit‘ute Citizen.
To a press representative linlliugton
lloutli imltl:
"Wuiirtiflnilig forth lntoilio World as
private citizens, taking with llti only our
household iurnituro and u low pcrioiiui
belongings. We shall rmunln in Aiiiorieo. ;
lshuli not. turn over the property oi the
unity until l have consulted MililB i-epro- ,
iciitiitivo Aiiicrlciin citizens—such iiicii us
vi‘illium E. Iliidgo. for iti~tnticc. That is ‘
my decision up to (late. liuiit-ciorth i am ‘
. t priviito viii/on."
Ihiiiingtou liuoth said further; 1
“The Mission yesterday wus cutiiposcd of
dirt most prominent shill on the Aiiit-rlcnn ‘,
~ lolil, thci'cloro tho iiins‘l. oiiiciciit. tlic
' iioit responsible and ”it! ")th rcprcsettt
IilVi'. Sumo 400,000udlwrciitsi \vcru rcp
oseiitoii. it was ll guthcriiig. not of my
,' illllin.‘ togethcr, but one ttlllii‘llt‘ll by the
toil, to which Mrs. Booth and tuyncli
.vuro ltit'iti-d. tiiiit Wu might also our i-i-r-
loll of the case, after llicy liiid licnrtl tiic ,
.clil t‘ulllllllnsiiiuul‘. Em Booth. and (.‘olo— ‘
.icl Sieol's Hairy” l
"l mire no ciiiplmtic di-niiii oi tliostnte- '
‘ iicut tlinL-l “its not iliuiiiisscil. (Toloiici
\'icol. I told them. wuntcd mo in go to
London for it court of inquiry. 'l‘lils priic
leiiily niennt n court martial. i had done ‘
nothing to be court umrtiaicd ior and in-
llgmititly utid iiiiiphoticnily refused. The
.ci-m then fiiliowcd iii which my brother
lorhcrr produrod the brief iriiiii the clue!
of stall, Bi'tniiwcli limith. empowering
.he coiiiiiilssloiier to tilstnldr‘ inc. ilc step-
Ied back itiid said. ‘1 dciiinnd your Lcysl.
iortiolios and oillres nt oticc.’
”l was thunderstruck. it tool: niowholv
r by surprise. I had not iititiclpiitcd it at
til. I could not understand why my
roiingcr brother had been given authority
not me." '
nnmwell liooth'a Statement.
LoSliox, Feb. {lo—llrmuwell ilooih was
.ntc‘rriuwod by :i press I'lllll'l's‘i'lllllllWl in
other to secure his t'inwn upon lhll disturb
mm In tho Snivntion uriity in thol'iiitod
Fill'imtl. He said:
“i do not believe that the attempt of
iinlllngton Booth to dcstroy (ii-iiornl
llooth's influence and to divide the urmy
will seriously disturb iunny oi our pcople.
At the time of his withdrawal ilnliiiigtou
llooth was listed for the command of mi-
uther largo territory. Em Booth will ro- '
'nuiti iii coiiiniiind in tho l'nltied Status .
until General llootii's return."
Brnniwcll Booth concluded by saying:
. “There is not a vestigo of truth in the
reports that them was any dcslrc on any
ono's part to oust Ballingtuii from the
army."
. The Feeling In Cliioago.
E CllltlAGO, Fob. 2n—Evcrything dcpondii
.' on the attitude of Commander Booth. if
l he submits and retires, the Salvation urtuy ,
will go on as before. If ho concludes to .
remain in charge. the entire tinny—nut
only In Chicago, but throughout the coun-
try—will go with him." said Ensign Lud-
l gate iii. the Fiilvntlonists' hot-rocks.
i “We have no icoilngagulnst the army .
! lender-i," Ensign l.iiilgnto added. “We
turn not kinking iigninst its military sya- _
' tem its being tin-American. Wu iii-o well
: satisfied, but Wu want the ooiumumlcr."
(Inn-dials Army Loyal to Grnernl Booth.
l ’I‘ottosrti, Feb. '35.—Cummundnnt liar-
l bort. Iiooih amid that. in the event of the
! American Salvation army separating from
l tho army in England he thought the (Tomi-
3 illnn uriuy would rciiinln faithful to Get»
. erisl Booth. ‘
lee-man Knil‘li )iy Machinery. I,
lii‘tisox, N. Y., Feb. 25.—.\‘€W$ of the
(rightful death of an employee of tho Cuii~
ailmers’ Ice company comes from Smith's |
Landing. ten miles below this city Charles .
it rapidly revolving i'rictiou wheel in tho
imhouse. adjusting n chain. slipped and
fell into the wheel pit. He was drawn in-
to the machinery and torn to pieces.
Sentenced to Be Honged. l
Li'l'l'u‘. BUCK, Feb. 25.—Jolin.Colemnn.
convicted of the murder of his wife and
another weniau’nciir Russellvillc lust. .\'u-‘
anllhel‘pwmi sentenced to be hanged on
April ii at Dardanello. Mari-thrill Andor-
son, colored, will be hanged iii. Mnlv‘erit
on April :34 for the murder of Tom Hen-
son, his wife's brother, at. Pectin. Ark,
last September.
Killed by thee-n. .
ELKTOX. hid, Feb. 25.-—Frnncois Mara- .
ehnro of 20 Stanton street, New York, “in
iound dead beside the track 01 the P. W. l
and B. railroad near this city.
1 Penn Council of, State. .
LIMA. Peru, Feb.,25.—President Pleroia :
has installed the council of state. Senor 1
Ulaeohea being elected pmident and Senor
Condamo vice president. ..
.a .31- ._.-
Hurdtior of that plum. Willie standing over ‘ ‘
Diamonds,
lopora House Block,
Our
Inventory
An unusually good opportunity after our
Semi-Annual Invento ia afi'orded just now
for the urchatier oi acn’e. Boy’s and Child-
ren's C othing, Furnishings and Cage.
The store is brim full of rand 0 cringe—not
only in winter weights, but in all lines we are
ofi'eriug values that you cannot afi'ord to ignore.
Overcoate.
Now is your time. Don’t wait until next fall
and pay much more for the same goods. There
are conservative, atapla and right in style for a
couple of season more, and you will make no
mistake to purchase now. In SUITS you will
find all weights for business and dress to be
had at prices that would be ridiculous under
other circumstances. Panto of every kind, for
work. business and dress.
Little prices for Elegant Neckwear made by the
beat maker in New York, purchased a or at o
price to enable us to place them on a for hulf
price—25 and 50 cents, all shapes.
Mag“. (0.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Open Monday, Fn’day and Saturday Evenings.
_.-*W-=g-
c——.—.____________.._
SCHhUB’S MARKET,
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwallt.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meatsll
MAGIIO
In W m “on" All!“ M It!
l lunar w.- lot ‘l‘vuo.
Haven. Feb. fl.~Antoiiio lease in
midi-ad. It in uniclally admitted that its
in solely in Solarium provinces The oni-
ciai report says he iii not even wounded.
Martino (loom is reported to be still in
the vicinity oi (Jolt-n, )Iatanuu. but his
vanguard in Ililklfl‘ an odors to croc- into
tienta (flora provlti-v. A battle is immi-
nent between the trmrpa and ilurnu'c
zeroes.
it is believed that the man wounded and
at first iiuopoud to im Antonio Munro was
an insurgent lieutenant colonel.
t‘olont-I Volatile t'uvrri [ought is band is!
“insurgents rit l'io‘n Avila. and they Ielt
41 dead, their they retreated carrying oi!
their Inuitiifll. 0i rho: "my” Lieutenant
Sabanado was wounded.
No reporu nreuiven will at angnptneuu
with tho insurgent billion. Quintin lianr
tlfl'll is at i'iuuanu. Massimo Gomez in in
the neighborhood of .lutrilr-noo. westward
oi Colon. Antonio Marco is In the district
oi Cerilnmui in northern Mounted
llnvuiin ntwut a day of disquiet and
openlv uprciind nlarm, the «men-ion for
the feeling oi dread being that It was the
tint anniversary of the outbreak of the
IOVCIiuiiliu in riantiagu do (lube. and it
was feared that the insurgents would rig-
nnliie the ewnt by more vigorous more
ment or norms striking outbreak in the
city itself. ”any alarming rumors were
circulated at various titties during the
day. But the day passed without any of
the apprehended dangers manifesting
themselves.
REVOLT IN NICARAGUA.
I'wo Province. An In Armani Rebellio-
A‘um l'ruidr-t leiuyir.
Slaxaot'a. Nicaragua. Feb. slim-Semi
has been received hem of the outbreak oi
n remit, and the whole oi the district.
north oi Lake Managua. comprising the
departments of the west and of the north.
both or them humorously populated. are
in full revolution and are armed against
Pmitlonl chnyte.
The president has lost no time in pro
claiming iiiartlai law and is recruiting
the army rapidly. having already illlprfll—
ed many men.
The ri-Vuiulltmllta are a famiori oi the
political party now in power in Nieura
gun. and “tr opposition party seems quiet
at limm'iil. with no purpuw oi Joining the
rewiiutionlstu.
All mall and telegraphic l’llmllilliilw'
tion between Managua and the disturbed
districts in the we»? .uid tmrtli him: been
stopped, “mound the imililliu.” of ufl’uirn
‘ are therefore plunger.
Al to the New Battleships.
Wsruixmox. Feb. '1fi,-'i'hc house sub-
nnvai affairs coiiiiiilttiro mi. engaged (or
scrernl hours in working on the naval azi-
proprintion hill. The iimuiben declined to
give out anything {or liti‘li‘ilnliull, it is
noted that. tho number of My"; liuillrollljm
‘Intl [Hype-tin I out. to be! re 'Iiiiilli‘iuihl lion
uni yct ilv'i'l) «trig-d. At the lite? insisting
of tho solmumruittmo strong writitiicnl
dcselopml in form of rtutliliri/itiz ii gnu?-
or numlwruf battleship than was naked
for by fiduciary llcrhcrt in iii-i annual re-
port. The dinpmitzou among the lead-err
. of the house to round nppropriiitioii:i may,
JACOB SCHAUB, Proprietor.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight line
New York, SouthiNorwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLER3,
City Of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will leave Pier :3, E. R., Beekman street, New York, at
5 p. m. Ltave Norwalk, 5 p. m ; South Norwalk 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. m., to 5. p. rn. . Upon App‘i.
cation. to‘agciits the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New
York or its vicinity. ‘
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of theline on account of the owners hereof.
1 A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, it fine, well-made,
-tyiish, Well-lining pair of- shoes ill as accept
villle P it E S E N T me anything you
can think of. If there is any question no
. to where the very best. of its k.iir‘i can be pui-
hissed, it’s easily answered—mt.
H.S.BROWN’$
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Norwoiis. -
PERHAPS YOU. 'DON’T,
But if you should want any
Silverware. 1
Or your Watches, Clocks and jcu'eiry Repaired and Cleaned, rail or
send at cow to
A. W. AUSTIN,
NORWALK, CT.
l.
Oorm.‘
Watches, Jewelry or
lium-vcr. him,- its titled on the l'ii‘llllhel'i
of the niiixn‘immittw :irid ken-p tiwir recon»
inemlntluns n» to new ship. within a entail-
er limit. than Would otherwise be tiin: Pia-Lu.
America Security [ointment Company.
Trenton. Felt. :ti.-‘l’lie American Fe-
«mrity Invrfihnir'lil company. with b capi-
ml of QillJNiHJlflth was irimprorated in the
union ot the Ministry oi unto. its objects
ore: to deal in lurfldv. mortgages. notes,
shares and other securities, us well as
United states and municipal bonds. The
company iii not to do n banking business
nor to derive proiit from the loaning or
use oi money. The capital stock is to be
.I'ivldod. intiiSlt‘r.lllill.iMl of cmnmon and .
it imtloo, ouool preferred. The ineorporatorii
.ire Sidney Webster. Robert Hamlet. Rich—
ard T. Wilson. W. Bayard Cutting. Charles
H. Twrzeil. William R. Fuller. all 01 Kew
York. and Robert it. Green of Fdizaboth,
N. J.
The Venezuelan Controversy.
Lemmy, Feb. 25,—1'ho Post in an edi-
torinl this morning protests against an on.
due hurrying in the Venezuelan contro»
verity or against transferring the negotlw
tion to the nimrpapcrmlumns. it declares
that. England cannot arircpi the project
suggested by G. W.- Smnlicy as one no.
oeptahlo to the linked States government
until. it. shall be stated formally by a dis'
patch. M .._ .
. 11w Results 0! u now.
Bunnies, W, in. Feb. thin-it is re-
. ported that the dead liotlieit of James Sax»
ran and Pearl Kimins have been found
. near the railroad in the vicinity of Key-
? stone, where a general light occurred
among zoo colored minors. Several shots
. were tired during the flight. and the dead
bodies Were pierced with bullets.
. Bishop Johnson dommted.
ilmmur. .lv’eli. '25.-—The Rev. Joseph
V. Johnston, 1). 1)., bishop elect of tho
Lon Angelou diocese. was consecrated an is .
iii-shop oil the Episcopal church in Christ
church, .
i‘rtly Danae from Yellow fever.
Hm .l' .txrli'izo. lr'cli. '23.~—Fiity deaths
from yellow mgr have wourml on bound
the! Italian cruiser launimrdin. which is in
the harbor hire.
TELEGRAPHIC TICKS. ‘m
The liimc drapery establishment of Store
Bros. in .lril‘ui'nrwsliiirg has been Mayor!
by Illrc‘. The loan in Minnelli).
lien. William ii. Mule. 21 leading Meth-
ltlllizsh iriirriisti-r‘. died at his home in Probi-
. lotion i’ni'la. S, \'.. imm limb“ disease.
. William smart, ”indexer and treasurer
‘ of rho Portland min lletuicit company,
died after a lrrief illness at Portland. ”on
; aged to years.
Professor Albion Dwight Gray. whe-
;maticnl instructor in the William Penn
: Charm schml oi i’iiiiadelpiiia. died of ty—
; phoiri pniiermonin.
lion. Orlando D. )lurruy. one of the old-
will (Md Fellow» in New Hampshire, an
-‘I-s':'.t:e.- senator and rs slicin'seiul editor.
. died all: his liirmmit Nashua. aged “yearn
l Fly the accidental liIWrtling of o lantern
the large [with oil “write 1.. Browsier at.
Wolfhoro. 3'. II... was destroyed by lire.
with all its writs-rite. which included no
lirf‘fl'l of. cattle and horse-s.
The l'nitoii States of Colombia has pur-
eliasori the Dunk}; nitrarttehip "or”, which
will be: converted into a gunhoat. The
Horton. it ”is said. has landed no less than
i dozen insurgent expeditions in Cuba.
.idyir " lrvm has Pullman. Grand Ca-
nary. :ihnw that (:l‘ifi'f‘lnC [Innis have 042- .
curred in that Errand. destroying hon”
l :snci crops and cousin. much misery among
l the inhabitants. The damage unfinished
, il‘. IEJLQW.
Norwalk Chronicler