Our entire summer steel: of refrigerators is here, and this week wo. begin
r Annual sale of these goods on the
Installment Plan.
You may select your box now (saving l0 per cent on the summer prices)
and pay for same in amounts convenient to you
comprise the celebrated "Cooper & McKee," Gueruey and White Mountain.
cleanabie, in every size, oak or pine, refrigerator or chest. This otler is
open until March 15th. to new lines of
~ i Baby Carriages
and more coming. This year we will carry the largest and handsomest
line of these goods ever brought to this city, and our prices are guaranteed
lower than any New York house.
i. SPECIAL—20 English Slop Jars, large size. coVered, handsome designs,
“.50 each. Only a few of these ".29 Banquet Lamps left.
. w. s'. ST‘URTEVANT,
1r
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
Iouth Norwalk. Connocticut
W .....?F .4—-.¢-’i . . —-t" r,— . t . .. ,...
Medicine.
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'l'he Doctors of Tltational
CAN BB C0351? LTl'ID AT THE
' “i " City Hotel, South Norwalk,Conn.|
uouosv Alto ruesu‘nv, or EACH ween.
All examinations under the twrmunl direction of
DR. J. C. CLARENDON, Chiefof Staff.
The-re Dorian have bm-n lll‘hl aptly tcrmcd
THE WORLD’S GREATEST EXPERTS.
They point out. ltwate and tlfiu'rilfl' every ache. pain and disagrmmblo fooling. mort- fully
clearly and explicitly than ha~ m-cr bow-n dorm iryany |llt¥~lvillllhuli (uttlllmntl bottcr titan tlu-
ntientm-nu themwlvewtbey under-ulnar] and a .xpiaur tliw'rtt-‘t’sitf. a ulancc and iii-dormit- lbs
nelprcucy. progress and termination
THEY TREAT A”. ’f'atarth. Bronv'bifi—. Auburn. lipilcpt-y. Non-nu Exhaustion. lllwumn»
('Hli‘lh‘vlt: bin ‘5- llnlll'. l}y~pc 'flfl.‘ ('ottlyll volt-m. lllill Ally'itllJ'Tl'llJ' fil'AllAN'l‘l‘Ili
Hit-WC“ . lizi hill 1135 .U} ”’35 '.\il"i'lft.\ 'l'lll.) AliltI-‘i‘. ’l‘tr 'l‘llEA’l‘.
No Roruon Should Doctor Any Further. or Take Any More Medi-
cine before Consulting Them.
'Not only will caller!» be nurprised at their Wonderful knvnvlcdio- of dim-aw: tlroir plain. con—
cmcoxphsnation of ewrycauwand r-flwt.but at the titurvellotm nipidity with which their
new. common henna Rational treofmr-nt goes to tlo- very mat of the troublc. git his: almost in.
smut relief and Ill all t-ruomlltrtl lam: but prurient-d fun far.
A PERFECT, ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT CURE.
. Timon doctor-t wish it di~fiuctly ttrrdI-rstmnitbnt tin-y will not take iru-umblo t-rw-evr-wtrtn
mgtlic right to rcjwt anv I'nwfhnf in tl'wlriudarnr-rd hn~ tea-uni into tho lin'urulnlu atngo.
11M your tittwerc Hr.) rr-p-v'fi-d. .\t mun.- lrrtur htugc tho-w "1le Were probably all cumblc. See
to it that you do not delay too long.
Ailvvho visit these Eminent Physicians during This Month will
receive Consultation, Advice, Services and Surgical
Treatment Absolutely Free Until ,cured.
Young or nriddln aged men buffering from run-villi- or him-rial non-um diwaws find immc
. Beware of Fraud
The countless imitations of
Wcshburn-Crosby’s Super-
lative Brand is the greatest
compliment that has yet
been paid to this famous
Flour.
lmitators may copy the
Appearance of the Sack, but
no one can imitate the qual-
ity of the F our. Washburn-
Crosby's Superlative is the
bestin the world.
ilptoberts, Tucker
& Goodwin.
Office 700 Main Street.
Hartford. °°“"- Hours, to a. to. until 8 p. to. General office for the State of Conn.,
539““ '0’ CO“°°“°“‘- . I36 Court St, Corner of Orange, New Haven, Conn.
B. B. Warehouse. no Commerce utroot 213m f a m
STILL GOING an r 7
IHE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
’. OF C. H. HARVEY’S STOCK OF
Boots, Shoes. and Rubbers.-
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by titer-re doctors.
W. ..-.. .E..- ..
To Close out, Everything is Being Sold at l’riccs Never Heard orptcr‘m. Come liarly.
Store open until 9 o'clock “'ch Days, and 10 Saturdays.
" HARVEY’S SHOE STORE;
“VON. Main Etroot, ‘ -
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so. Norwalk.
,.'E T
Two PRICES! .
‘ We don't mean two prices for the same article, we don't ’belicvc in tltatfbut we do
, i mean to close out the balance of our '
Ladies’ and, Children’s Cloaks and Capes.
To do that we: shall make them one or the other of these prices :
$3.00 0R $5.00!
Some of them are worth $10.00 to 15.00. but that doc's not matter, all the better bar-
\ gains for our customers.‘
Don’t Forget That Thursday is Bargain Day-
, w , A.- Dickerman 8: Son,
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* as Washington Street,
Ourlincs this year will.
diuto relief and pennant cure under the National royatetnrdiscovcrchr vnnulatcd and ornph trod .
' do not. want ll."
South Norwalk. Connecticut]
We”-
“a... mm.m Mil‘fil mum-downer» w. ...
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,Siguiiicent . Statement. of the
% Bellington Booths.
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a, WILL comm! trim [on nuns
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‘ ill-Commander not] Ills Wife to “end on ’
Independent Religions Movement-flute
ol' KIOYNII. Rut Saba-«Not Holt". to
the 01d Army.
‘ New Yoltl.anll L'.--llul|lngt0n Booth,
.rcornmnnder of the Salvation army In
the United States, has given out the fol-
lowing statement:
Biting coutintmllvpreerted upon nil shine
to ranto definitely the action we rrhali take
‘n the future. we now desire to make
- known our present position.
. in this country out of the gullt‘rnl'n hnndn,
or that we had taken property which we
. had acquired while owing" nib-glance to
.him. Furthennorc. we did not want. to
‘ influence those under his authority
‘ through their loyalty and stoudfruttucssr to
jun. nor it"s it said that we had proved
fnlthleaa tr. .i trust rcpoeod in us no for art
administration was com crucd. “'0 had
no alternative but to accept ourdismlsual.
which cloned our allcglanwsblpa and no-
gotlatlous with London.
Second—We cannot, however. f‘llliltl nttr
tryca to the fact that. we have another ul‘
lcglancc. We are not our own and cannot
dispose of our lives and inllucncen to
’ plcneo ourselves. Hod has called [in to
Work for him. We dare not. thcrcfurc. ro-
maln idio. We have also at heart the in-
lcrertts of our country, which so loudly
call to “ii to continue our mission. Seeing
'tbnt tho permit) of tho l'nitod States of
. America, in an urgent and unmistakable
munucr, have volcml their tlllnll‘ti wo
uhouid inauguration moxmnont atandlng
us an opportunity to coutiuuo our labors
for the uplifting of the unrhurchcd and
unchrietlnn people of our country. and lid
there appears to be no nltoruntlvn between
this cutthiu and retiring from public .Ht‘l'Vlt'tl
we have decided on tho former course of
action. lt, is farthest from our desires flint
Hut-h a now and independent luuvclucltl
i should bu bot-itilo to tho one up have labor
ed solong and so hard to upbuild. 'I‘itc
l’nltcd States. with its vast and cvcriu
creasing population. should offcr ample
room for such efforts without unchrlstiun
warring. ‘
Will Take Time For "l‘flllnillilull.
Third—it would bo prctunturn to do
i cido on the details of our future labors.
\i’o nook above all else God's icntllmz. An
organization cannot be formed within a
1 day. and one that owns (brief as its head
cannot. be founded on thc opinion and in
thuduma of the moment. We shrill probrv
1 My have but. a email beginning and Kain
. step by ratcp.
, l"ourtlr.—~Wo shall assuredly. under any
. circumstances, stand for tho principlm we
: lmvo hitherto upheld. having for our aim
z the saving of noubr. tbc unity of min" in
1 Work. spiritual plnluucss and self muriilec
.
: Christ following.
Fifth—Wilt cannot at this juncturc.
.on‘rtlrcd in body and ovcrutrnlued in.
nerve. glvu the date when \\‘u shall lrc nbic
to commence public wot-k. lodcml it will
Flrrrt.-—We did not wish it said we had =
taken the Salvation army—that We had '
through ambition stvupl the organization ,
anti simplicity of dress that speaks of our :
be, 5008 to ho wide to do liltllilllt: in haste. ,
lost it should be ill dorm.,but to doall»
with forctilou 'lrt. that it. may Ia well and ,
permanently d me. “it arc most llll\ltllln‘
Vuot. to act or impulso or under stronrz‘
‘Daily Direct Freight Line
in closing. “‘12 t‘.«_-~.;rc to ma- ‘
pretest-ht. but f'od shall uuldo us through
I'lrt‘uiitsltllit't-s and with cool and calm
jutlinucnl as to what, we bullovc and fee
, to be right.
turn all who am intorc~tcd iththi“ limiter ;
n rc urvo car in: v roman t‘t our~
tittvl ttl. r'tl
lives to tho sorvlcoof strenztircn to: right-
eous principles and cxtnudlng that‘s king-
1 dour in America.
‘ li.\i.r.t,\r.ro.\ Iititrlil.’
.\l.\t n it. liooiil.
A General Mutt-incl".
llnlllnutou Booth and his wife. .‘lnud >2 ‘
' Booth have prepared the following state-
ment. which thcy will scnd to the mem-
bers of the. Salvafzou army tlrrourzbmtl the
country:
)lv Him»: it‘llli‘iVlL——l\'littwillg tlmtwo
have not. bad the opportunity to l‘ld you a
loving furcvvoll. to writo through The. War ‘
('ry or to speak to you pcrwually rcgrird—
ing the action that has lll't‘ll taken by Lou-
‘dott's rcprnsoututlvca toward nu. \vo feel
conlltlcnt that. for tho sako of pit-t rela-
tionships you will do us the justice to
road this letter.
Many have talked, others misjudged ,
W
A er ‘ .
Our
Inventory-
An unusually good
reu'e C othiug,
Semi-Annual Invento
' for the rcliaeer ol an“. Boy’s and Child-
Furnishin
The store in hunt full of
opportunity site: our
is afforded just now
and Ca .
and Ogden—not
Only in winter weights, but in all lines we are
offering values that you cannot afl'ord toiguore.
Overcoate.
Nowie your time. Don't wait until next fall
and pay much more for the same goods. These
are conservative, staple and right in style
couple of seasons more, and you will make no
for a
mistake to purchase now. In SUITS you will
find all weights for business and dress to be
had at rices that would be ridiculous under
other circumstances. Pants of every kind, for
work, business and dress.
Little prices for Elegant Neckvvear made
by the ,
beet maker in New York, purchased b no at a .
price to enable us to place them on e e for half ,
pricth25 and 60 cents
Maestro.
, all shapes.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
CHAUB’S
_M._m
MARKET,
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meatsll
JACOB SCHAU
B, Proprietor.
OLD AND RELIABLE
aarwasu
New York, South Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE
PROPELLERS,
[City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
and still more misn‘prescntcd. Your com- ‘
mlnsiuucrs in .\'cw York buvo tho vautngo
ground of limitl-plurturs. the public plot
3 form and tho mice of Tim \Yar f‘ry. \i'c.
weary and worn, are shut away itt our lit~
tlo homo; hence. this in tho only modium
' of reaching you. .
First—We am not today utitiitlu the:
1nut-render our commands or
country.
‘rcpcntodly that we “refused to obey ot'~
clples we had boon taught. This is entire-
ly false.
Second—Tho international lrcadquar-
torn did not wait. for to until in answer our
5 letters. but- repentodly cabled and almost
;llumcdiutely sent, three representatives,
unannounced, to deal with us.
had wished to town us to the army, they
adopted the most unfortunate course.
decision to go to England within three
days. but. would not agree to our proposi-
tion. upon which the uouuuundor was wille
lug to go. Threats were thrown out as to
ovldenco supposed to be hold against, us,
and it. became painfully evident to us that.
our prosoneo in England was desired that
we might be reprimanded on the ruisropr
resentntlons thcy had. (tempted.
place of calm and loving persuasion thcy
spoke with bitterness, threats and cutting
insinuatlons as to our motives. “‘0 could
not comply with the conditions forced
upon us for immediate decision. (i) To
withdraw our letter; (‘2) to'vgo together to
England lnnncdintoly; (d) to givo up our
command at it) o'clock the. next morning.
which we did after Commander llcrbcrt
' In tho letter ex-Cotnmnudcr Booth says.
concornlng the property of tho army:
"We intend as soon as we can legally and
1 properly dead this over to do 'so upon tho
i understanding that; it is to be thoroughly
5 secured for the urns and purposes of those
. who contributed the money and for tho
' rank and file of the Salvation army.
lil-(‘ltief’of l'ollcer "end.
‘, Rocnrsreu, March L'.-—Ex-f,thief of l'ov
‘Ilco Alexander Molicnn died suddenly.
waged 79 years. lie had been connected
[with the police department. from its or
gunirntion up to tho timeof his retirement
on “G'llllnn several vent-rt ago.
They wanted to force us to an immediate '
ranks we lovo because of unwillingness to '
lcruo tho ;
it has boon und in still stated .
tiers." and hence wore untrtm to tho prln- ‘
If they 3
ln thoi
Booth had given us to understand they 1
. ; had London's authority for sodciunnding.
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Will leave l‘icr 23,
5 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. in.
ii. R., Bcckmau street, New York. at
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m : South Norwalk 6 p. m.
, to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
cation to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
will be sent for special iota of
York or its vicinity.
freight anywhere in New
All pcrsousarc forbid trusting any of the employees
of this boats of the line on account of the owners thereof.
able
can
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South Norwalk. -
A Dainty Gift.
Affer all said and done, a litre, well-made.
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is as accept-
l’ it E S E N ’1‘
think of.
anything you
if there is any question 85
‘ as:
to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
‘. chased, it‘s easily nusWered—nt
90 WASHINGTON STREET,
PERHAPS YOU DON’T,‘
lint if you should want any
Diam‘onds, Watches, Jewelry or
‘ Silverware !
:l...)r your Watches, (‘harksaud jcwrlry Repaired and Cleaned. Call or
i send at once to
A. w. AUSTIN,
Opera House Block,
I
NORWAL‘K, cr.
Conn. .
are brine A'l' HALIFAX.
More than n Quarter or n milieu Del-
iere' Worth 0! Property Destroyed.
,, Nauru, March 2.—llellfru hair seller-
ed a continuation that entails n lose of
about ”mum and an indirect lane much
greater. The fire started in the basement
of tho furniture wareroont and factory of
Gordon 6': Keith. it is presumed. by epnrlte
from the stove having ignited a mail or
inflammable matter. The flames shot up
the elevator, and nimont immediately the
rntiro ell‘lfl'llln‘ wm belching forth emote
and fire from every window. the bent bo-
lng en inttuuro to melt. tho [rinse in win-
dows half a block away Hordoutk Keith's
building wort cntirclr consumed, as well
mt their piano warcroom.- and ruuslo ntoro
immediately to the not, i on llnrriogton
street.
(in the opposite ultioof the street. the top
story of tho trity club}; building and tho
lilinrcb of lingintnl instituto buildings
wore badly damaged. (in tirauvlllo street
('ruiililll .K‘ Sona' nirtlp works were par-
tinlry ricstmyctl and the tlrplrcus club
tzuildiuu slightlydamaged. Mum- other
building». in tho vicinity suffered to u
flit‘llll'l‘ or icon tlouroc.
Gordon .\ Koith cutitnatc their ltirix' at.
: <13 goon; inauraucc, groom. lint their
' loss through interruption to business will
on vcry lrmivy. The other nutuernm losses
will bring the total up to $'.‘.'to,uno or
ruorc. They are. inmtly covered by insur-
, ’llll'O.
i SWEPT BY WHlRLWlND.
durent "Mirage Done In Portions of. Cuba
; by n Terrific. “'lndntorm.
. ll,\\' \\'.\. March ‘:.~.\ terrible whirl-
' wind primal through the totvurt of Roda»,
. in southwestern Santa Clara. and Lou
. Abrcuu. doing an immature amount of
‘ damage. in liutln-i the wind destroyed in
, houses and injured a large number of per-
sons. Among tho injured was the How
i tenant. of the detachment of civil guards.
'l‘howlio of tho militarycommuutior of
the plum was also hurt in’ tho head no so-
rioudy that sbo has since died. The wnro‘
house of Montalvo and tho station plat-
, forms were tlcfllrnyud.
' in Log Ahreusthe damage to lilo and
property was even grmrtor. A large unm-
. her of houses were sluittorud, and all
traces of them \vero obliteratcd. .\ whim
woman and a negro wero killed, and ii.
i persons were seriously wounded, many
1 also having disuppmrrxl. Tho families
who had their homesdcstroycd took refuge
5 at the fort. ’l‘ho money loss front tho
i whirlwind has not been estimated, but it.
. in known to ho immense. The inhabitants
are in a pltlnhlo condition. Their loss on
crops in very large.
DANGER AT CORINTO.
.\ I‘nilerl State-s “'arrtltlp fluid to Re Need-
ed to Protect Our lute-rents.
.\l.\.\'.\(.‘t‘.-\, Nicaragua, March 1—110.-
purts received here indicate that the pros-
cucc of a war vessel of tho l'tiitcd States
at (Jorinto is very much hooded, us thorn
‘ira great danger that tho custom hou<o
there will bo seized and the merchandise
it contains captured or destroyed.
Tho German minister to Guatemala.
‘ llcrr W. von licrgcu, has sent a cubic dis-
patch to initial States Ministcr Lewis
linker urging that. peace be declared in
Nicaragua and the differences which have
‘cd to the outbreak scttlcd. Mr. Halter
has replied that diplomatic iutcrftpzouco
will not bo accepted here. and that war
alone can settle the differences that have
ar:.-:cn.
A Sensational Suicide.
3 l"l.l\"l‘, Mich, March 2’.—-The city was
insulted over the. sensational sulcldo of
Walter lx'. llougb of La Pore, who was
placed in the Oak Grove asylum for the
treatment of insanity. Hough was pcr~
mitted to walk out with Frank Klnnn, an
attendant. (lutsido of tho city limits
llougb attacked his ntfcndant, declaring
:thcy must dio together. After a. hard
,; scuttle Hourzh broko away and ran over a
mile. pursued by several men. Suddenly
he stopped, produced an ink eraser, plung~
cd it into his neck soveral times and ex-
. pired within a few minutes.
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Thanks For Sherman.
Pints, March 73.—Tho (‘uban colony
bcro bus telegraphed its thanks to Senator
John t-bcrman. chairman of tho sonata
committco on foreign relations, for his
; ~pcccli in tho senate in support of the con-
current resolution on the Cuban question.
Senor llctnnt‘cs. the rcprowntntivo of tho
(.‘uban republicans in Paris. in an inter-
view declares that tho l‘uitcd States sen.
ato‘s action has insured tho speedy tri-
umph of tin: insurgents, probably within
‘ flirt-o mouths. . .
huppnsPd Murder and suicide.
Loxt. Isrnxn (,‘rrv, Mart-h *3.—-'.l‘he out-
cor‘no of one of tho many Sunday mixed
. ale parties in the oil works district of this
. city wa»~ tho death of Mrs. Mary Kraemer
and her son Michael. They both died
: from a bullet in the brain, and. although
[tin-rt,» is sumo mystery as yet. as to who did
’ tho shooting, it is believed that young
‘ Kracmcr killed his mother and “181] com-
~ miffed suicide.
Engineer Scnlded to Death.
.\lo,\”l‘t;o\rr:rtv, Ala, March 2.—A fast
. 3 mail train on the Louisville and Nashville
irailroad, north bound. ran into a wild
rtimbcr car at. Bolling. about humilen
‘aouth of Montgomery. The boiler was
crushcd in, and Harvey Adams was no
i, severely scolded that; he died in sit hours.
' A ncgro flrotmrn had one arm broken and
l was badly but not fatally scolded.
Died at His l'atlents' Mislndy.
i NEWARK, N. .l.. March 2.——Dr. Edward
‘ g Et'cx-itt, a well known Rosevllle physician,
iH.s. BROWN’S
died at his residence, .387 Warren street,
of malignant. diphtheria. He had been at-
tonding two children on Sixth aven
i,botb of whom had diphtheria. It. I?
‘licvmi that the physician contracted t 0
disease from his little patients.
The Fall River Catastrophe.
l-‘u r, lirvuu, Mam. March 2.——'Gor-
nelius Sullivan, who had both arms broken
and received internal injuries by the col—
lapse of a gallery at- tho Casino on Friday
night. is not expected to live. . The other
patients are reported improving. As yet.
no attneiunonts have been made against
the Casino proprietors.
,’ Tried to Burn rm Asylum.
”itncmcsrim, March :2.—Mr.e. Williams.
mmnulac. set flroto furniture in her
The fire was extinguished before touch
damage. had been done. This is her second
attempt to burn the building.
l-‘lour Mlil Burned.
\i‘svmftr. N. V.. March fl.-—Meokn
Bron.“ flour mill, east. of Montour Falls,
burned to the ground. Lose, $10,000; in-
rnwuum am."
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an inmate of the State hospital and n py» .
room in an attempt to burn the building. ‘
£2-
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