a“ . a
1 my scum.
week on tin ware.
flow Than the Goods.
Large size round wash boiler,
Large Japanned dust pans.
iz-qt. galvanized water pails,
3-qt. tin coffee pots,
t)ii cans, heavy tin, I gallon,
Flat bottom tea kettles,
u-qt. heavy dish pans,
Painted cuspadores,
Painted chamber pails. ‘
Galvanized chamber pails,
' this sale at the ridiculous price of
' + 63c.
These prices are for this week only.
.w. s. STU RfEVANT,
SPECIAL BARGAIN SALE!
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’f r i o . V 1‘.
‘ We don’t mean two prices for the same article. we donltihehevc
‘ ' mean to close out the balance of our
‘3 Ladies’ and Children’s Cloaks and Capes.
To do that we shall make them one or the other of these prices:
$3.00 OR $5.00!
Some of them are worth $10.00 to 15.00, but that does not matter.
gains for our customers.
roe
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10C
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Don’t Forget That Thursday is Bargain Day.
A._ DiCkerman 8: Son,
W“ Washington Street, - - - - -
New
The arrival of our Summer Goods.such as refrigeratorsbaby carriages
oil and gasoline stoves, cream freezers. porch screens. window and door
screens, mailings, etc., has so crowded our stores, we find it necessary
to reduce some of our other stocks to make room, so will begin this
i
cost will Gut lio Figure. ‘l’ha Room Is Worth More To Us Juo
We have :5 doz. No. 8 solid copper, nickel plated tea kettles, made
by the John F. Bingham Co., the best to he had, bought to sell for
Si.5o each, but on account of cheaper kettles being placed on our mar-
ket at lower figures, we cannot expect to move these goods unless we
cut them even lower than the common kettles, so offer them to you in
NORTH 'MAIN AND ANN
STREETS,
.outh Norwalk, Connocticut
all the better bar- . Republican.
South Norwalk, Connecticuti
H .. ._
C. H. Harvey'Going out of Business!
And Entire stock to be Sold Less than Cost.
Boots and
Shoes
At Prices that will make it an
Object to Purchase whether you
need them new or not.
WEntirc Stock and Fixtures, together with.
lease of store, at a great bargain to'close out
at once. Until all is sold, goods at retail for
much less than cost.
' 10 North Main Street.
. . HARVEY’S SHOE STORE.
.4
Every pipe is a pipe of peace if filled with Lorillard’s ROSE LEAF CUT PLUG. There a
are elements in this great tobacco that put; a tobacco lover in good humor at once—put
him on good terms with himself and his enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask for
"m“ { LORILLARD’S
Leer:
it W“
watcu or rue BAThS.
A School” [not In a Blinding- Manning.
and Two ballots Drowned.
xnli‘l'lll‘till'l‘. i. 1,, hat-ch l‘.‘.-—«Chpft|lu
Charla Bates u! the schooner Mary Baton.
bound from ciao Harbor tor New York in
ballast. lost his way in the blinding snow-
storm and ran his renal ashore at low
title this afternoon at Enron's neck. The
.eaptain. 'l‘wu sailor: were drowned in try‘
i log to Mull shore.
When the schooner struck the beach,
the oaiiorn becainu frightened and inflated
on leaving the vessel. The captain warned
'tho man not to attempt to reach chore in
the ynwl. but they chose to take chatteu
i, The life saver- raw the launchluy of the
Iyawl and also warned the sailors. but
.their signals were either tin-teen or no-
i hooded.
; The life savers at. once launched their
shoot. which was forced back several times
loafers they succeeded in getting it through
,the breakers. They were child at hand
‘ when the ynwl containing the four Ialloru
repaired. One of the men did not come to
the surface at all. The two nearest thalliu-
hoat were picked up, and tho fourth man
,dlsappecrod before tho lilo anvera could
‘ Mic him.
. As soon as the life ain't-rs reached shore
they shot a lino to Captain Bates on the
schooner. and he was rescued in the
. breecheabuoy.
, ’i‘ha schooner in high and dry on the
beach and will probably prom a total loss.
EShc had been laid up at ring Harbor since
last fall. and this was her first trip of the
season.
CLARKSON’BMVIEWS.
1 Ice-Chairman of the Republican Committee .
flay: the Nominee Will lie Allison.
crew consisted of five not. including the .
Kassas Ctrr. .‘iinrch l‘l—«Hnn James .
,i5_ Clark-on. ex-chuirman of the Repub-
tlican national committee. passed through
‘bere on route to California. “The St.
Louis Republican convention will name
i, the next president of the linitod Staten." .
:mld Mr. Clarkaon emphatically in answer
I to the query of a local reporter.
"Who will be the nominee of the con-
iu that, but we do Vention?"waaafitad.
"Allison," replied the Iowan.
“McKinley will receive tho most votes
on the first ballot, but will never secure
, unflicient to insure his nomination. Aili- .
son will be nominated on the last ballot, I
Mark the prediction.
. "The pmpln," ho said. "whether lie
. publicano or Democrats. are anxious for a
return of good timer. and thiatlcsidoratum
scan only ho attained by a elmligo of ad
ministration."
5 Republican success, he said, was lnov~
.’ l able. Mr. Clnrksou was accompanied by
h ajor It}. Ford. a prominent New York
lluro ho that Senator Au-
drcws of Philadelphia and ii. A. Barnes
,(il’ Now York. and the party proceeded tll‘
' gether on their journey to the coast. 'I'hclr
‘ visit lrl said to have no political alguill-
. cont-c.
{LIEUTENANTS Eon'ERATEo
Trlell Before a ('ourt Manual For (‘on-
‘ duct Entree-0min: ()ii‘lccra.
SAS l-‘Itsxt‘fst‘o, March ill-"he court
martial in tho (“lliltlb of Llcutcnnntd llnu
idle and [lorry of the rcvcnuc' cutter Bear
i has concluded its investigations and rent
l its findings to the treasury department at
.Wushington. It ls'uudi-rs‘toozl that tho
i court exonerated both oiliccrs.
i Since l)r. Bodkin of tho Boar, who pre-
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We
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fills. - -
MEIGMswa co.
When
Through the papers, it is just as though we had you
right in this store of ours and were. talking to you face
in inCt'.
this paper.
ment til
”has”...
i. ADVANCED STYLES ill OkOTHI—B, FURNISlllIOS AID
We. do not knowingly misrepresent anything
in our stun-n Neither will we through the medium of
Young lion's Box Overcoats,
Young Ian's English Walking Suits.
Young Men's ’96 Sack Suits,
Young Men's Scotch anti Worsted lroosors
and Spring Overcoats, Suits and Trousers.
for the conservative men.
We tell you we can show twice the assort-
We mean every word of it.
We will pay the fares of all our customers in Norwalk,
South Norwalk, Westpori and vicinity, who purchase
$10.00 and over. On purchases of 85.00 we pay the
fare one way. Mothers should come here with the boys;
we make it an object for them to shop here.
not satisfied with-your purchase, you have your money
llLll'l's.
as-.. --_
MEIGS 8: CO.
Bkllii.lii'(ik’l‘, Cl.
()pen Monday, Friday and Saturday Evenings.
man :s
It you bro
38 Washington Steet, So. Norwalk.
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HEADQUARTERB FOR
infill???
First-Class - Meatsii
lfcrrul the charges of drunkenness and.
; conduct tililit:i'¢lilllfig olllccrs of the navy, j
i refused to proceed further, as he declared j
that the court nmrtlnl had planned to
i whitewash lho lieutenants, there
‘ nothing left for the board to do but find
that the charges had not been subatomi-
tiled.
' Secretary l‘urlislo was notified last week
that the case had virtually fallen through.
and he ordered that tlie..cviilom-o which
had been taken be lit mice transmitted to
the department.
treasury, went out of existence.
A Youthful Murderer Pleads Guilty.
Hotumvsmrnc, Pa. Mart-h 11—mo-
of which mixture her uncle. William hic-
nlo Stranger, the 12-year-old Alloonn child ‘.
who pinned a dose of poison in the fnniily ,
coffee pot. from the effects: of tho drinking; " '
Will ‘
lilrcgor. died and her grandmother nod:
leousin have not yet recovered, plcndcd‘
‘. guilty of murder in the second degree in
i the Blair county court. "I‘hc district nt-
Ilnrnoy accepted the plea. 'I’hn child‘s
Illotlve for the L‘Olllllllrltillfll of tho crime
was to secure her grantlmi‘ither’s life in
surnncc money. Judge Bell intimated
i of correction.
“'llllam Likes the Count.
has a dispatch from Berlin which says:
"It, is almost certain that Prince Hohcn-
lobe and Count Golnnhowskl havo decided
not to give notice of the termination of
the dreibund. As it is highly improbable
that ltniy will withdraw. the continuity
of the alliance is secured. Emperor \Vli» !
iiam scents fond of Count Goluchowaki. .
and has hestowad upon him the order of
the Red Eagle.” . "
LONDON, March 12.~’I‘he Daily News,
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that he would send the child to the house ,,
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New York.$oUth Norwalk and
Will leave Pier :3, ti. R., Beekman street, New York, at
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
OLD AND RELIABLE
BETWEEN
Norwalk.
THE‘ PROPELLERS.
'Daily Direct Freight Line!
This was done. and the
court, though its decision is not final and ‘
may be reversed by the secretary of the,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and. Vulcan,
571m: “OED! nines.
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk, 6 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 :1. ill., to 5. p. m. Upon Appli.
I cation to agents 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 thereof.
Appointed to the Chair of Philosophy.
ITHAt'A. N. Y., March 12.——'l'he trustees
of Cornell university have appointed Prw
tensor James Seth of Brown university prov
lessor of ethics In Sago School of Philoso-
phy at Cornell. This appointment cum-
pletos the stat! in the Philosophical school,
which now embraces flve full professors,
are assistant professor, two instructors
and two assistants.
Fell Sixty Feet.
MEMPHIS. March lit—A freight elevator
in the saddlory and carriage house of \Y.
S. Bruce 8; Sons fell ill). feet by the cables
breaking. Four men on it. wore injured,
one fatally. They are Frank Hl'llle, both
legs broken. may die; Andy liowon, ankle
broken; Gun Chlsm. ‘hlp broken; Sum
Bell. internal injuries.
Death's Sudden Summons.
Buocnrour, N. Y., March lit—Daniel
ltoberts, a traveling salesman employed
by n rubber paint company of New York
city, dropped dead hero uhihi about in
take a train. From papers found on his
person it was found that holireti in Floral
Park. I.. I. ills relatives were untitled.
Strengthening British Cont Defenses.
MONTREAL, March l‘2.-A special die-
pntch from Vancouver. B. 'C.. says the
defenses at Esqulnmlt are again being;
strengthened. Seven new heavy brooch
loading guns have just arrived from Eng-
land. ,
Hanged Himself In a Barn. ,
TROY, N. Y., March 12—.le Rubi.
n tamer residing in Pittrtown. ‘Renue-
laer county. committed suicide by hanging
himself in his barn. Blair-ind wan alien-
and by aicknuu and the death of his, will,
Opera House Block,
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, a fine, well-made.
stylish, well-fitting pair of shoes is an accept-
,able I? R E S I". N '1‘ as anything you
'can think of. If there is any question as
. to where the very best of its kind can be pur-
' chased, it's easily answered—at
iH.S.BROWN’$
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so wasiuucrou smear,»
South Norwalk, i -
Conn.
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PERHAPS YOU “DON’T, -
But if you should want any
Di'ampnds, Watches,” Jewelry or
SilverWare !
Or your Watches, Clocks and jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call or
semi at once to
A. w. AUSTIN,
NORWALK, CT.
,Much Valuable Property Was
Consumed by Fire.
3A macaw Taurus DESTROYBD.
. lteruli- “'orl.‘ of Fin-men in u Blinding
Morin at Wealiieid, Mao» Bait-a of Fat-
Inn Alain“ at Mobile. totalling at Loss
of U'lllOJMJO ("her “I'm.
\l'r.~i'i'iPli-:l.li. Mann. Muroh l'.'.——'I'ho
' llltm‘t diaaairoue wuilngraiiou in the hi.
tory of tho town has just occurred, in‘
i volvlug the destruction of Munolilc block
i and n loss of quite undone. Tim the
1lll‘likl' out In tho huscmunt, untl deepllu
. tho flat-cc. light of the fire department
with eight strcumu of water grained struid
‘ Ily lll volume until three hours Inter. Au»
slalom-u wan naked from Springfield and
' Wlln unlit. hut provod not to ho iii-«dud.
The storm which ranged during the limo
brutal ted the roofs of the buildings in tho
vicinity. and the ilorceit fury of thoilamm
simmwhat nlmtcd with the falling of the
. Masonic hint-k roof and cornlccn. The
building. with all its valuable contents.
unit 3| Worthless ruin.
’l‘ho building was owned by I). 11. till
. loll, Colonel James A. Lakin and Mount.
hiurlnh lodge of Masons and War occupied
by the. I). ll. lilllott company, \l'. R.
Smith and Masonic bulges. 'i‘ho Morons'
his“ in heavy. as many valuable portraits
of past masters worn conaunmi. ’l‘he ori»
gin of the tire ll not definitely stated. but
1 it is supposed to have started from rcfura
in the cellar.
Serious lilnxo at. llrocltton.
ilitol‘k'roV. Mum. March 12. -—’I‘ho
thull‘n building corner of High and Main
street, two stories in height. with a threo
story front, known as- tho (lurtiu block.
was burned this "turning. It was shouted
in the center of the business district. and
surrounding property Was in great danger,
including the Metropolitan hotel. from
which the ghosts lundo hasty exit. 'l‘ho
('urtla block was totally .‘loatroyed. ll. \vu-i
owned by S. B. A" ll. E. Curtis. It in»
Worth Swim); insured for Broom,
'I‘ho occupants and their losses are: lier
uurd h‘axton, picture dealer, infirm). with
“.300 insurance; P. .l. Laugh, barber.
$1.300, llmuruuoe Shoo; Dr. E. :4. PUWHI‘L‘.
dentist, fluu. no insurance. Harris, mil-
llnury; .‘ounclly 3. Murphy. shoe dealers;
A. C. Chandler estate, music Iltlztlt'l‘i. oil
bud heavy stocks, running up into tho
thousands. which are u total loss, Insur-
auct- unknown. The total loss is about.
Kimono,
Big Potion Fire at Mobile.
Mulllll‘. March i'.’.-—()nc. of tho most.
disastrous fires this city has witnessed
since the noted contingration of Hill) mu
curred on the upper wharf of the. Mobile
and Ohio railroad. which ulluostcon-plot.»
lytlostroycd the company's guanownrw
house and cotton sheds and burned 3.570
bales of cotton intended for export. 'I‘he
cnuso of tho fire is unknown. It broke out.
about the middle of tho wharf, which is
.‘ioo feet long. and. fanned by the high
wind then prevailing, the flames soon ens
vclopcd the entire wharf. The loss is
$300,011". The cotton is insured for Slim.
UUU in English corupnuies. The balance of
the lossI is fully t'm'urctl by insurance pol-
icies of local companies. .
Hrc In a Brewery.
New Harm. :‘liil‘tll l:.-—.\ storehouse
connected with .l. Worm-1's brewery Wm
pnrtlallydeslroyod by fire. The loss is
Nthiitit); partially insured.
Destructive Fire at Borubny.
Bonnar, March l'J.—'I‘he naval nnd
military co-operntivi- store-i horn have been ‘
burned, resulting in a loss of H lac:
cabout #660,375).
John 5. "hey Dead.
NEW YoitK. March 1:1.—-John S. Huey,
the well known sporting man and referee.
died at. Long Brunch at 4 o'clock yin-s-
tcrday afternoon. of heart trouble. fol-
lowing a severe attack of the grip. llonth
was sudden and unexpected, as Mr. Huey
uppt-tlretl to be rapidly recovering from
the effects of the. attack of grip from which
. im hnd boon sufi'orinu for three Weeks. Mr.
Hour wn iii years old. He was born in
llnlllmorc. of. spent, most of his lilo nt
. tho Iiunuiiful Hollywood estate which Wits
owned by his father, who was president of
the Adams Express company.
Iowa Imloreeo Allison.
DE: Moire Es. March 1:2.—’I'he Hopubliw
an atnte convention, in ans-don in tbiilcity,
passed resolutions indoralng lion. \l'. H.
Allison mi a candidate for the Republican
. nomination for president of tho L'Illlt'tl
. States. The following delegates at lfll‘gr
were chosen: James 5‘. (.‘larhson, I). ll.
1 “outlet-son, John H. Gear and \l'. 1’. "ep-
. burn
Futal Result of“ (‘ureleunesm
, Mammoth, March 1-2. —-Thomai Roar ns,
. u grocer, and Peter .‘iicAfi'in-y, his clerk.
3 were shooting at n pipe with a rifle in the
‘ rent-of the store. McAfiery went to the
‘- tnrget. to fix it. when the riiloin the hands.
of Kent-us was prematurely discharged.
.‘icAil'cry was shot through the heart and
dropped to the lloortlend. . . i '
Heath “titlille‘tl l'roln Dinobedleuee.
Vi'n.l.l,w>‘roi:'r, Pd, March 12.-—'i‘wc
freight. trains collided on the Northern“
Central railroad about :51! miles from here.
llrnknmnn 1.. ll. \‘nn Nest of Elmira, N.
\‘.. was killed and l-‘irenmu E. C. Cum-
I minga seriously injured. The. engineer on
. one of the trains is nib-god to have-disobey-
l t'd. til‘tlel'd. ‘
Steel "railway Company Insolvent.
LIMA, ti, March 1:3.—.lohn .\'. Ilutchln.
< sonwus appointed receiver of the Lima
l electric street railway on the application
: nt' Amos It}. Townsend. the president. who
i save the company is insolvent. o prop»
’crly is mortgaged to the Metropolitan
This: company of New York.
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Sine *oltliero killed by an Explosion.
S'r. PAH. m; Lanna, Portuguese West
Al'rlcu, March l‘l.-—'1‘he powder magazine
in the Pt-uodo fortress has exploded. rc~
suitingin loo soldiers being killed and
ten wound . The explosion was due to
the willful act of one of the victims.
Bank (‘nsliler Lodged In Jail.
\\'A’l‘Kl?~l.~. X. Y.. March i‘l—A l'nltad
Status deputy murshul has taken John W.
love. the defaulting hank cashier from
liliuirn. to the Film jail, where he will he
' held to await action of the court, which
convenes March 17.
Suicide \"ith a Jnclknife.
Dori»; :, N. IL, March li—Michael
Hughes of Xatlck. Man. an employee oi
the C. II. Moulton shoe factory here, made
a probably successful attempt to commit
anode with a jaekknlfo at his boarding
use.
Norwalk Chronicler