it
Our entire summer stock of refrigerators it here. and this neck was hegii
i in Anon. l mic oi these goods on llic
You Hi.“ whet “mi“ hurt. it .w («wing to per m-nt on ulw ‘mmlllt‘l' price~
mid may for Ftilnli' in .ouuunh movement in you ”or linm tiJi» h’l'u' u‘il
.mnpilu: ‘ni‘ c l'lt'llruill‘ll ‘Cooper it Mr Km." l'inrrnvy mid Whin- .‘ih oninin
rirnnululc. in cvi-t} size, unit or tine, letirigi-imir or Cllt‘fl.
“pi-u omil MAN") Isin.
,sBaby Carriages .
nu! nun-u- coming.
lu urn lino-s ui -
1.. iv! twin any \'i-\-. Ymk hum:-
5l‘ii('l.\i. ~-2-» iii-“ d1 Si i' 1 ll“, hirer ‘xl/l‘.‘ .J','
linly :i l'c-v ill tlmw “no ”doom: i.‘::n;-~ l- ii.
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rr-i, lmn l .unv- v.1 , 1,3”
H50 nth.
. S. STURTEVANT,
dome our or BUSINESS . . . . . .
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STREETS.
Esau! h Norwalk. Canncmtlout
And Entire stock to be Sold Less than Cost.
Boots. and H
;; ' Shoes
. It Prices thnt will maize it an
Obioct to Purchase whether zoo
need them now or not.
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J JH'Entit-c Stock and Fixtures, together with
, lease of store, at a great bargain to close out
3: . {at once. Until all is sold, goods at retail for
'much‘less than cost. '
i. o u 0 I o l ‘o HARVEY’S SHOE STORE.
10 North Main Street.
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mfl‘ll‘l‘r—‘I- . .. m- ... .. .v. . w w. 1
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE!
. ‘ch don't mean two pi‘i 'cr. for tl " '~1.’il.'t.".'?"l'.t‘l‘.‘, «w don't iv-lit-v; .zl thot. 34.x! v'i d4.
lllt’Ilil to chm- H,“ the lmlmici- oi Our
Ladies"ar'1d Children’s Cioaks and Capes.
To do tlmt we sit/ill 'i'zulct- them rim,- or thc other In thew-c it"icw':
$3.00 OR $5.09 I,
iiillli to illiil. lint that doc»: not. mmiti, :.l
gains for our cnwtumcrs.
Don’t Fdrgeli: Th
Some of them are worth >3 1 J1“. Mm... imp.
at Thursday is Bargain Day..
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A. Dickerman 8: Son,
88 Washington Street.
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South horwoi it, fltinnec’iicut
M: c... F‘ 5/35
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ple‘
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a. .«v
. Everypipe is a pipe ofpmcc if filled with Loriliard‘si ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There -
are elements in this grmt tobacco that put a tobacco lover in good humor ut mt "
him on goat! terms with himself and his enemies. Give the denier 5 cents and ask for '
‘*‘“°"‘"‘°‘ LORILLARD’S’
Ollt
P.'..".:g
i‘ v .
Hal-i 'il‘cr is
Thin your We will curly the ingest iili'l inhdmmefl
lini- it'. lilwu- g unis PVM‘ lii'ntiglit in thin (‘ii\‘. .‘eml imr iNit'vfi .‘im “unearth-rd
NORTH MAIN AND ANN
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; Once Nearly Destroyed by Wa-
. ter. Now Swept by Flames.
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JUL" 33311388 PLACES BURIED.
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V I'lu Whole Tow. Wu Thrutencd With
‘ Destruction-451; 1'on- l’ortory to 1mm
i nond cu, nanny-a by Yin—A no.
cumin Blu- ot lam-ton. no.
.lousmws. Pu. March ti.-l.oto last
waning llro hrolw out in tho humment of
tho Nathan hiillcr block in the most cell-
trul part at that lot"). The ilomns upload
to the Hutu block. which is a total iOi-‘I.
Tim Denimmt ofllcc mu totally destroyed.
In other wail: nil ”in lino now machinery
end minimum» at tlmi plum. Nothing was
‘ twirl own the rundown». who wore pro-
,rnriim the morning Hinton. timing for
ilimr dun. 'i'ha ll hi. lion-hull hookblnd-
try at alto completely destroyed.
The “all block, which lld,0lbl the Hun-
no Moria. lmillilnt and mu burned. in
this block were a number of lnwyura' ol-
ilw-I. oil at l'lmnl had very tlm- libraries,
. and which Mr nllnwt Intully destroyed.
'i'im iiro tin-n spread to Morris Wolil'n
roildcnro on Lincoln Ilrcot. where would-
:rnliln dotnuni- wnn done. it was only by
lln- must :a-roidtunt idiom of tho fireman.
llWl'l'lll ol wlum were iniurcl. ti.m the
wliolu Iqiiilrl', which rcprwcnir the princi-
pal lyiifiilirfl wrtinn L! the city, was. uuvcd.
’l'lic louse: flfl‘lui [ulnar-w ,
, llnnnn 'lim'k, .inhn iionnn. aim-k and
lntildinu. Quantum, partly inwrcl; .lolin.‘
lnwn Democrat, t u out). portly luuurod
,Sntlinn Miller's urmrr. 01mm)”; ll. hi.
; licnuhotl. $7,000, portly inmrml; Brown A
("to O1l00.fullyin-urcd; Newman lA'lell‘.
".000. 9700 inuirnncc; E. L. and it. '1‘.
lfpvlrarnvr, woo; \i‘olil block. Morris
:Wum. 173,1”); James A. hit-lino. “.000;
{ Dr. G. A. Zimmerman. “Jinn; Alum-tum
club. ”.500. l". J, O'Connor, U'l'onncr
;& (Irmmail, William Wiliimni.’i‘lsq.. l".
; 'l'. IlcSoiiI. limp, and County Surveyor 5,
rli. i’ettvrnmu. who Izod olilccs lli lllt'
l building, undercut loucu from tit) to 310“
ouch.
i TWINE FACTORY BURNED.
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‘A l’laru Karly Morning Blue In Long
l blond City.
i Um; isuxnCm‘. N. Y.. Mon-h ii.—
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.Forly thin morning tire hmkn out in the g
. boning and "vine factory at Pom-Young
'3 in the llovcuuwood section at his city.
j The wind mu blowing a gain at“ he time.
‘nnd it mu unrroiyn minute lmforo the
main handing, o Itrncturo two stories
‘ high and about 2mm: long, was wrap-
' pm! In durum.
' A second building. adjoining. caught
“coon nitrrwnrd. 'l‘hcinllonnunhlu stock
led the tire, which horned itself out in n
‘ maple 0! hour». The ion in eutimuied at
lit-tween 1.50.1100 and $76,000.
, Sevnrril wooden liuildinge. including:
‘tmi gluu factories, run-ound tho lil‘lnr
’mn’kl. and it wrist Willi “rent dillii-ulijx
that they m-m tum-d. 'l‘lxc eou~c oi the tire
is on yet unknown.
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i [Mir-tell": ”but oi [curl-ton.
I LEWM'NW. Min. March 5.--Thc grist
miil and uroinuzuvutoruf .l. ii. iium r;
(5",, nwtmi hy lat-11 .l. lion) unlit-r (in
llllll title. in tho (lurid 'l‘ruul; vnrdu “'(‘l'i
lmrrmi. with ountrnta. i'ililllilniz o loss u
Idiom on Mark and storm no the build
ion. This insurance is H‘LW'U. At (2;.
wine 1mm tho lrof wurvLonsu of final
l’unim‘ mu llllfnt'll. with o ims of Show
'pnrtinllfr incurrd, (minututhv mic ii l.
mu hitz‘wmgr. lim lire thrcutvun". u wont
motion oi wind» 3 pi’npi‘l'l)‘.
I‘nlumurl “‘omau \llnnlt-rccl.
pd'flf‘fi'i. .\' .i . 511ml: :3 u of Wm
«’11., my?» rrturuwiu iron: vhurrh. Hum
lliltil mm the Iinumn mm form of :1 room
summit lying in a pawl oi linod timr l’ol'i.
uwnuc mui i'uut l'. izlm-r. 1h ~ar.~i.
contusiouu u‘ tiw iwml unlimited .1”:
tempt at :nuniwr. which wall. .roin iii-mm
nil'fl'fllilfl' pan" -'.i "“hHli. l’rhr-
malicd {« r inip :; d flip .mnn: \vl m-i'. u
carrmi into illl' l:‘-.:-v- u.‘ (l. iil"5 ~ i! .
when; film wifi‘rul ’ruln \li‘l' nt lacinm
finance. l‘ndcr the ”Hip lll’l‘ nl :-tlmuh~n:~ ’
rhn- rm‘it'cd ior .1 tin- nut, and m-rnnnn'd.
“For God's Mike. in me up?" Win-n il l'
police arrived. :1 mm in disnhmrd a heavy
iron mupiii I; pin, M1.L,lllll',{ iiw pounds.
Irina near “here (in: umucin \vuu‘ found.
l'ililfll‘illiiiillil M ill“ in {Midi ~lm\\‘v'tl tl...i
lur giant! In.» irmiuwui ill gov-cm. i‘ilfil'i“
The pispiciont in; but: will div. : is to
lined that «ho my (assaulted and then
«truth don'uwith tiw coupling pin.
(hill-lam o! Pane-nu” Trains.
SYIMCI'W; March 5.——A hard on collio
riot) lietwmm two passenger lrolm occur- ‘
Nd on the Auburn brunch of the .\i|\\'
'l'urh Central and Iiudgon ilivcr milrnud
um? the :‘oit‘oy u'orliii. it short dislnucu
irom Il'llfi city. .[iotii inuiucs \vcrc badly
clemulidml. and the baggage carol thu‘
amt hound train “mi llflt'slftlpCll. Engineer
iiihlm nprninmi his ankle. uud Enniucnr
“(mum injured his log. Tin-y holli jumped
in ill their engines. The pus‘scngurs xvi-m
imdiv shaken up, but no serious injuries
rewind -
(”no llama-rat: I‘m Cnmplul.
('(ll.i‘)i‘iil'ii. 0,. blurch b.—-’i‘l)o Colum» ,
hm Pros; yesterday published the opiniom ;
of Democratic editori; representing nll tho
«*onatiev of the «tote. who unanimously rc-
pnrt themselves and their mumtitucnm i:|‘- ‘
vornhlo to tho nomination (m the Hour
«ratio ticket» of James E. Campbell for
precident. it in now probable that the
Ohio dcicgntionwviii be instructed for
Campbell. . H
The \‘enennell Blue Book.
1.036005, March 5,—Tho Chrnliiclu says
that tho government blue book on \‘cno
znoln will rent-h Washington on Saturday
and will hit dim‘rihutod here on tho sumo
day. {‘Thm in reason to believe." corn
The Chronicle. “that the present state of
the matter it that. Lord Salisbury and Soc
rotary Olney have both made proposals,
and each It“ declined the other's prams.-
oi."
All low- l’or Milton.
Dias Slmxm, March 5.—l:‘ifty count)
conventions in lawn to select llillo‘zillt‘s
for the state mnvnntion which sclcetr‘. im-
tionll delegate: have declared for, Allison
without second choicc.
WW...—
A I'm. Froun to I’d-1h.
HARA‘MGA. March l—l‘ll‘l. Lillie Ray-
mond. miller. Aged 23 years, iormcriy of
New k city, we: found frozen to death
st Porter‘l Corners.
Killed for Ten (lento.
Pom TAMPA. Fl... March 3.—-Mnximn
Prutz. o Fpmlnrd. killed Jose Rodriguez, "
o Cuban. in e rectaurunt in n dinpum Over
, m rents.
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«twp Wound nwr iii» ruin our and any" i‘; ‘
l‘autz'c not won in self amuse. l
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Inventory 2-
Au unueuuily good opportunity after our
Semi-Annual Inveuto in efi‘orded just now
tor the reheat ol aen’c. Bay’o and Child.
113’. C othing, Furnilhin and Co I.
The store in brim full of rand 0 cringe—not
only in winter weights, but in all lines we ore
od'ering value. that you cannot atl‘ord to ignore.
Overcoate.
Now is your time. Don't wait until next fell
and pay much more for the some goods. These
are conservative, utopia and right in style for a
couple of seasons more, and you will make no
mistake to purchase now. In SUITS you will
find all weight: for buoineu and dresc to be
hnd et riceo that would be ridiculous under
other circumstance. Punt. of every kind, for
Little prices for Elegant Neckwcnr mode by the
best maker in New York, purchased b no at a
price to enable no to place them on c e for half
price—25 and 50 cents, all shapes.
Md“ 8&0.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Open Monday, Friday and Saturday Evening, J
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SCHAUB’S MARE
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class - Meats”
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
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I OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirect Freight Line
Nevy York,$outh Norwalk and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
flity oi iiorwalk, Eagle and‘Vulcan,
York. at
Sou l1 Norwalk o p. m.
3, l5 lx’., lit-v mun ~tvcct, New
.svv ‘Qurnnlk, 5 ii Hi;
i \V.” li‘iin i’lt‘i
5 p.111. ‘Lv
l‘reigln mewd from 7 n m. ins. p in. l'pnn App i,
Norwalk. lidgic 11ml Ynhgm
N c w .
Ciilluli to iiijt'HI xhc' :t}' n
will he si-in {or ,-pc--‘i:il lots of freight anywhere n:
York or its vicinity. ‘ ~
All personsme l'orliid trusting tiny of the employees
of this hunts ul illt‘ line on account (I): the owners lllt'rut'f.
WA Dainty Gift.
After all said and da no, at line, well—mndr.
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is us accept
able. P ll l“. S E N T as '
can think m". If there is any quentlon n»
to where the very brotof its kind can be pur-
.. chased, it’s easily answeredvnt
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1H .5. B ROW N S
l 90 WASHINGTON STREET,
LSouth Norwalk,
anything. you
Conn.
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PERHAPS vou DON’T,
But if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry or:
Silverware !
Or your Watches. Clocks and jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call in
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
' NORWALK, CT.
or
Opera House}, Block,
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work, business and dress. ,
GWENMEEE DEAD.
nailimmr ct non-chm". m
Anny Qt Bio Home In law-Ii. ,.
LOWELL, ”Mt. hlurch ti.--(iuvernoe
Grcouhulgo died at his resident-o in thin
: : city this morning.
‘hu governor l‘ilill n'ot boon in hit out»
moi stain or health lop litany weeks. Alto!-
l the intiguo resulting from the fall clun-
gnnlgh, tho governor partially withdrew
‘, "‘01“ public lila.ior rest nud recuperation.
i lost, Friday ho won forced to no to his
lied. 'l‘hroughnht Friilwy night he had ill-
tlo ulccp, and into. ti turdnv niu-rnoou tho
. putlrm Wu" when \i‘ th u chill. Thin. for
tho ilrnt time, the household hucnxnonlnrm-
cd. llr. Nit-keratin, \vus summoned. Ho
‘ :-nllud lira. Loiiuurd. lllillll‘i‘di and Chad-
: hournu into consultation. Shortly liefuro
‘ a o'clucl; on Saturday night is slight im-
‘ Govt-11mm: (:l‘.l-Ii'..\'ll,v\i.(il!.
. movement “‘35 non-d, inn the tmnpornturo
and pulse of the potlcnt indicated his tun-l-
on: condition. and since then no hopo
could he eutcrtuiur-d of his recovery.
The regular administration of opiates
was begun on Sunday and during tho
met hours of his life tiicj’cnvcrnor was un-
i'tith‘cione through their inllncneo.
v Frederick 'l'honins (irccnlmlgn, govern-
‘or of Mueunchnsctts. lhtii-ii, was born in
Glithcroe, England. July 19, 1843. Ho :ic-
cnmpunicd his [other to this country in
only childhood. and received his curly
education in lmvcll. grnduuting from the
high school of mm, city in Mil. when ho
rcecivcd tho iii-st (Jurucymcdul over civcn.
llo then entered Harvard and won gratin.
utcd with the cins< of mm. 110 cliouo tho
profosuimi of low. and huving pursued his
legal studies with this nnd in view. ho was
admitted to tho )liddicsex bar in June,
’ 15“.}. Ho n=mciutcd him<clf in pruntico
with (jhnrlcs l“. llmvc, the partnership (2::-
lstuig until 1370, slncc which time he llfli
pructim-d nloue. in his legal prurtico ho
‘ coined reputation in nu nhlo couusnlor and
, :i succcssinl :tdvoeule. 1n liuainnss clrelc-:
he xvus known (N u mun of strict integri-
ty. shrewd foresight nnd wast-sued of u
judgment brood. cotiscrvutivo and solo to
follow.
Socially his popularity was not confined
. to cluss nor limited by local circlow'. He
has tilled runny positions of honor and
trust. und. ncvcr liming been fouudwuut-
ing in llilllllllt'l‘ otlici-s. he was culled to
accept higher honors in lnn‘i. living clvet-
ml to tho nntinunl house of rcprm-ntntlvcu
from the Eighth conmcssinnnl district.
Ho was murrind in Lowell Oct. 1, 1:72,
to leuhel. daughter of John Ncsmith. lieu-
tcnnnt governor with (-iovernor Andrew.
(if thi< union them were four children--
Ncsmitli idcccnscdl. Frederick I-‘imndlc-
some. llur'rict Ncsmitli und lichurd
Spnu'ldiug lirccnlmlgo.
For lllfl first timo in over 20 years tho
cullemnturiul chair is vacant. During llii‘
illness of Governor (ivccnhnlgn, according
"to the constitution, Lieutenant ('ithf‘l‘llIil'
itogr-r \Volcotb \vu: ulliclnllv known as
noting governor. The constitution does
not transmit tho titlo of governor to tho
second nilicor of tho state in the event of
the death of the first olliccr. Lieutenant
Governor \Volcott today will send u mes-
sage to tho lcgislntura nillcinlly notifying
it of the mn'ernor’s death and will immo-
‘dintciy issue it public. proclamation nn‘
nuuuciug tn thupcople of the cmnmnn-
wealth thni there is u vacancy in the ofilcn
of governor. The lieutenant governor then
census to he noting governor, hut becomes
lieutenant governor and emuxnundcr in
chicf. .
tinvcrnur (w‘rccnlmlgv's inst oilicinl act
was his inmsugc to the lcgi>lnturuon Fell.
2i, minimum-Int: the death of cx-tiovcmot‘
Robinson.
Running Its Fuller-t. .
iizvxmzznau. i‘:i.. March S.~—Thron hun-
ilru'tl tons. of sidc nrmfit‘ for the lmttloship ,
Sevnstopol Worn shipped by the. Bethlehem
iron company to Russia. 'l‘li‘sa is port. of
tho llrst order for armor the company has
received from llus<in. A large shipment
of cunmutcriul \vrts ulso made to Wash-
ington nnvv yard. The ordnnnco Works
urn running to thcir fullest. capacity. the
double. shift hulng at work in .\'o. 1 build-
in: of the {urging department. All work
in tlzi-r dcpnrtntctzt la l-eing rnpidly pushed.
To Suprrlntelul Pittsburgh I'm-ks.
l'n‘i'nn‘nn, March lit—"Yllllflnl Falconer
of New York hus boon :ippolntcd superin-
tcndcnt of l’lttslnn‘g parks nnd will enter
upon his dutics us soon as he can arrange
his ull'uirn' in New York.
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TELEGRAPFKF’ETCKS.
The Amh'igu theater of Paris was burn-
ed. the loss being 309,000 francs.
, Lord Salisbury presided at n cabinet
‘ council which was held at ‘tho loreigui
oiliru in London.
Thvcc masked ionipuds shot and totally
\vnuudcd Peter M. xtflrflll. village mnrshnl
of Grossdnlc. Ills, and escaped.
Iii-v. Noah Hooper. with one exception
the oldmt Buptist minister in New Hamp-
shirc. dicd in l-Ixctcr. .\’. ll., in his nine-
:icth your. .
Willis Rogers Austin. 77 years old, one
of Connecticut‘s mm; prominent. citizens,
died nt Norwich, ('onn.. after an. illnnsea
of two dnys of pucmuonin.
Princess Marguerite of Orleans. dough-
tnr of the Duc do Chartres. has been bu-
trotlml to Major Patrice do Machinhon, ,1
wn of the lute ’Mnrshal Mnchlohon.
.lokiitlii l'chidn, a Japanese student. at
Corncll college. Mount Vernon, 13., A
word of tho Methodist: church and Well
known in n lecturer, conmilttod suicide
while in udeapoudent mood by cutting hiw
tlimut. ‘ "
, l'ndcr the name oi Fort Collins. North
i'n'ri: and Western rnllwny the Burlington
and Missouri rollrund is to be extended
(rum liongtnont, (£010.,le Fort Collins
to Steamboat Springs, running through
the lluhn's coal: mining district.
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Norwalk Chronicler