it she tould «thud. We any n large stock at this company's» goods, (every piece
gunranteed first quality) and tor one melt wrmll otter It to
low you may buy it instead of tin. ‘ -
..
I1
5, MW! site wash basins, zoo, regtthir price, boc.
* ' o-qt. lance pom, we, regular price, 70c.
out, preserving kettles, one, regular price, we.
to qt. preserving kettles, 43c, regular price, tI. \
IIIqt. seamless water pails, 59c, rogolhr price, .l 4o.
to «It milk pans, 201‘, regular price, soc.
II-in.pie platter, Ire, regular price, 30¢.
3 or. coffee puts, 590, regular price, one. »
Iii in. hosting spoons, III, regular prue, 1st
Time prim .m: in! this week only. Hoods wi
not he sold in quantities.
New linenol folding whiot tnhleu'
SE tain" clennnble refrigerators!
Buy none but the quick IIIeI tl gosoline stove
lip”! points, all colors, pint cans. 1” ...c
m convince you in one minute that it iii the only Imit- and perfect stove on the
”Iv-m w......__...... I... ”I... m n. .... ...
..S STURTEVANT,
~.
STREETS,
South Norwalk, commotion!
. .... . . .. . , . . .,_.
Ivory housekeeper knows the value at ABATE lroIIIrIIIo, and every houuoite would melt instead oi tin
our immense line of line holly carriages! Cooper & McKee and ”White Mooni
l' repnret
O
“‘3R1H MAIN AND ANN
0. H. Harvey Going out of Business!
And Entire stock to he Sold Lean; tlIIIII Cost.
./
Boots and
' Shoes
It Prion that will unite it on
. , .. ”loot to Purchase whether you
need thorn now or not.
”Entire Stock and Fixtures, together with
lease of store, at It great bargain to close out
”at once. Until all is sold, goods at retail for
much less than cost.
10 lortlI loin Strut.
HARVEY'S SHOE STORE.
wmmmws— .mw-n .
JUST ONE WORD!
For lngrain,
Tapestry,
Brussels or
Moquette
CARPETS
()il Cloths, Linoicumo rind Mailings, go to
. A. Dickerman 8: Son,
at Washington Street, -
South Norwalk, Connecticut.
a if,
Everyplpe II a pipe ofpcacc iffilled with Landlord's ROSE 14EAP'CUT ewe. There I?
. are elements In this gIeat tobacco that put. It tobacco lover' In good humor at once-put ‘
hint on goofl terms with himself and his enemies. Give the dealer 5 cents and ask {or
’“"“°‘ LORILLARD’S
ROSE LEAF
If you prefer a slIglItly heavier smoke—Try Summon.
Cut
Plug :,
. ..,. /. f- , 3;»; r \ .e' .‘c..(¢.{:,‘,_ 735,, - ,
. .,I—,.,r.-I:I 5] -w. I~ — b___ ‘ .- «I .‘.'r"l . r‘ 9 I
\A‘
I ilnery.
‘ ot trimming, in
which ornIIIi III on out in the body
ott tlIg in woman spin thiII won.
but to l he more olnhonta than it mu lost
your, when it Appeared I0 frequently on I
decoration for canon. It in to be upooiully
adopted for IIklI-to and will forth an lnucm
tuna and oqupiimItIId border around the
foot rather thou nerve or In all ovIIr orna-
mentation. (It ooul'ltl thin out of trini-
Merit
\'lt-‘l’l'l.\t£ l‘thTl'Ml'l.
inlna irnpllou nn undershirt of n oontmt-
in“ color and ofton of h rlohI-r tnntorini.
Wool uvur unit or what in the rule.
Flowers, with II lIIIvo lIIIuII popular nil
wlntor nnd proruino to he IItlll more popu-
lur IIll illllllllli'i'. lIIIvII nppoIIrI-d on mum of
the lion pIIrIIIIol-I iI‘or instance n pornIIol
of whito IIllk him around tho udgu II IIIIIIIII-
wiinu pulling nod n loco llUllllUt, lIoIIdIId
by It thiI-l; er-nth of violets. Aims-II tlIlII
III on opon luttivoworlr of white ribbon».
The top of tho pIIrIIIIoi in plain.
liorsohnlr low in mnnnthinu now in InllI
it. in IIIIIhroltiorod with lutwlu tItIIl
spunuleupr tlIrI-udnd with Jet.
Gram linen is thown in many dourooa of
lineman or coIIrw-Iu-sa IIIId hr uauully IIlIIlI-
III-utoly IIIIIiIroldIII-od. It will ho used not
only for oollnrn, wIIhI nnd oufln, rut hurt
your, but for shirt waist» and cntlro coir-
tutmzn
tldd hits of rum inoo may now ho ntillzml
for cruvnt lIowIt, (III thou Iwr'cIIIIorloII have
nunin uomo into quIhlon.
'1‘ ho illustration given Idiom II visiting
gown of onk in: It rihhntl Veiwt. 'l‘hc Itklrt
iII plnln. ’l‘ho hlouIIu hotlho lII laid in
pinlts and Interim under n ooraalot of horny
ocru guipurc There are n full imsqoo of
gulpuro and n hull of whito kid {astound
by n nllwr buckle. Tho lroIItIIof tho hod-
ico upon orurunnrrow plIIIttron of tho Itnnw
goodn nud nrn hordurcd by It nnrrow Minn
of guipuro. 'l'ho hiss IIIIIIIIIII is lllllh’llt'll
with n {rill of gulpuro. nod II collImI 'lll' oi
uIIipuro lIIiiII owr tho high coilnr. With
this gown in Worn a toquo of rod vuiI‘I-i,
oncirolod by It iIhIcl. mulch fI-IItlu-r imthIr,
A cluntor ol quilln iII plum-d III the hook.
.li on' i‘litil.l.l;'l".
o... ._ —_..._...
HAD TO LEAVE.
The Walther (‘lo-rh WIIII Not Appreclntod
In lillivillo.
A simuger' III ihi iniio wall. Id iotothc
postolilt o and u‘llfl'll to lIotliIoctoIi to tip“
Itlguni norvico mun.
“llo nin't hula no quro,”
imitntistor.
“isn't hero?"
“No. You see, they don't. ntny innit;
they ondgrnto. "
“ Iniigruto'I’
“ Yrs, sir. You 99o. it‘o llllri Wuy. We
had mm ’lli'rtl six years ago. on Hwy
llllll‘ ho‘ d prophguty cold it Would Iotuo
e‘u hot you (-ouldn' tIItnndn linIIn IiIIFtII Ir,
on when he' d hung out. the I-torrn ll: lg
tho woutlior'd copies to! mild us mutton,
nu when he uaid"ritin it Would como rlU
dry you could hour tho ground crook,
un he got to ho looked on us Inch II iinr
that the person took him for It tort IIII
uIIid hoil wuz lIiII portion. an it. Worried
him so that ho took to drink on give it
out that iIo‘d been promoted, on went to
tho l’In-ific slope. In foot,” continued
tho postmaster, “thoy nil goon their, oil.
or they've lulled in huninesu.”
“All of them?"
“ You, sir—except them that wo don't
lynch. "
“Why, that‘s pretty bad!"
"You, air, but. you run thin in II form.
in community, on when II mun glint!
government. Hulnry for Inukin Weather
for you, ho ortor muiro it right. It
knocks the farmers out to any rIIitI un
ruins it by six weeks. "
“So the signal service buronu hue II
hard time here?"
“ Yes, air, on it's u pity, too, 'IIoII
some of tho tellers nir reul nico men,
hut they soon pinyont, un can't git no
credit at the stores on account 0' nIiIIIIin
tho wonthcr so constant, on then they
always say tiIIIy'vo been promoted an no
west. They do any that. thoy’n n regular
colony 0' them ,thcro !”
And thou the postmaster put on his
npoctnclon and went. forward to II ”13'
lower who wanted ll contu' worth of
notopapcr.—Atiuntu Constitution.
nuid the
_...‘.I. ,-.. .
Willing to oblige.
Ex-Sonator Sawyer was quoted in
Washington as nuying: ”When they ask
me if I wont to be a delegate, I tell
them ‘No, I don‘t care anything about
it,’ that I have been to It good many
conventions; thntI am pretty near 80
years old, and that if any of the hon
want to go in my place I run perfectly
willing to have 'em. At the sumo time,
it they want to mnlre me a doieg‘nto‘ l’ll
uccopt. I've got nothing else to do, but
1’ In too old to have any ambition, and
horeIIftor will do anything that is want-
ed of me but no more.
This' ill u very nemibie and moderate
observation. . But it applies to all not"
of jobs, including U nired States senator.
——L-I Crease (\Vis.) Chronicle.
New Ids. In Railway Track.
The annoyance of wheels slipping on
tracks, especially in up grades. and the
tremendous resistance experienced have
led to a new invention. The rail in pro- ‘
vided with an edge or rim covored with
cogs or teeth, and the Wheel has nimi
lur cogs which engage with them. Tin-so
cogs are net on diagonally, inclining I
downward. and are less likely to nccu- I
mnlnte duct and dirt. -~ New York;
Ledger. i
Since Garden
Of Eden Days
Women lIInI conned runny re
form-I in man's drone. Ber
influence in noon in the llu‘
provomunt of IIIIIII'II appear
once uwheoi.
llo couldn't ride with his
beet girl in tho tights and
nwoutcr of anti unfety days
l-.Vory duy ooIIII-rbt more
women to IyoliIIg, und
awokouu more men to the
foot thut they must dim
Well to be "in it "
lm- in our chnnte. It well
I'hoIIurI line of Golf and Bicy-
ulofiuitu—onwoll fabric-II, cor-
imt garments heginniiig at
$0 for A good cheviot, and
higher price according to
quality. Allthe fixings are
lIuruI—Bwonteru Cups, Stock-
"is”. Uuthtg Shirts, Neck
wear and ulovou,
M EIGS & CO,-
Briiigeporf, Conn.
Open Monday,-Fr1’day and Saturday Evenings.
W--_-———
sanuB s MARKE,
38 Washington Steel, 50. Norwalk.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
First-Class- Meatsl!
SCHAUB’S MARKET,
.__._.. ._ _~. . .-.. , ,, ,L __ A ,_,. “,“w, ,,w
OLD AND RELIABLE
Daily Direct Freight Line
BETWEEN_
New York, South Norwaik and
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLERS,
City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan,
Will have Pier 23, hi. it, ilcekmnn street, New York, at
5 p. m. Leave Norwalk, 5 p. lll ; South Norwuik (I p. m.
Freight Received from 7 II, 111., ms. p. m. Upon Appii.
c.1tion to ngentsvthe City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan
.will in sent for spcr‘i. Ii lots of height IIIIy win It: in New
York In its vicinity.
All pusonsattc forbid trustingr any of the employees
of this bouts of thciinc on :iift'Ulllil of the owners thereof.
A Dainty Gift.
After all said and done, It line. well-made,
stylish, wen-tilting pair of shoes is as accept~
lillle p it E s I u 'r anything (you
can think of. If there is any question as
to when: the very bestof its kind win he purI
chItst-d, it's easily answered—at
H.S.BROWN’S
’ 9D WASHINGTON STREET,
lSouth Norwalk, -
RN
Conn.
PERI-IAPs Your" #D'Ol‘t 'r,
llut if you should want any
Diamonds, Watches, JeWelry or
Silverware !
ltlryiur Watches, Cloths and jeuciry Repaired and Cleaned, call or
send at once to
A. W. AUSTIN,
Opera House Black, NORWALK, CT.
Steps to End the War when
Meet With Encouragement.
i'l‘lil: PRESIDENT In so ADVISED.
”III. Situation In ('Iilun Accurutely Do-
i scribed by an "ulcer or Generic! Howl'-
l Stat! The Heroic struggle ol tho-I‘m
l triotn II‘ur Independence.
|
i
WAHIIMUI‘HV, March ':?I.~Whllotbu con-
urmo-I of thc l'nitcd Strut-II llil'l‘tllt'lii to do
something for tho t‘uhunu but more
. IIlrIIhl to III',t Imd \Ihlh- <pIIln thus luau
‘ III-mt, lIlu-Iterar uhout uppo Illrm to tho pow
urn of Europo ll torturous tukuu an) utepo,
(irI-ut Britain dolimtely inforuni tth gov
urIIInont that it \wuld trot regard with
_ lll-‘l.|\'Ul' Itny action which the l'nlted
ritutI-s might doom wise to tnltu in min“
. its friendly unit-es to l-ring the War in cu.
on to on ond.
This important ltIiorIIIntion come: from
no upunrontly truntworthy source. The
viows o! Grunt lirituin in tlll‘i IIIIIttI-r hum
not been aunt oiiicinily to tho unto dopnrt-
IIIIInt, hut they hit“: boon mmoyvd in II
smniotilciui unry to the prude-nt ulId Suc-
‘ rtztnry Ulncy.
This tillrl‘tiiwlllu of tin-zit lirlihln hut
runio purely out ul uuml tooling toward
‘ tho l'nitcd StntI-n. nod, heluy ontiruly un-
~ulicitud, is rendered Inoro partlculurly
\nitinhlo IIIId is room highly appreciated
than if it had been uslted for
Autlwutlo Information Prom Cuba.
ilosiox, March .'I —~.\ locui pupur this
Iliurnllig publishes n letter lrolu Captain
1‘. 5. ll. \ ull‘l'ml n llil'llllit'l‘ of the per
Millill stud of (tern-ml \lu\lIIIo Hornet, in
tho (‘ uhnn patriot IIrIIII. ’i'ho letter was
writtun to Mr. X. it. .loltnntoiiu of New
”oven. with whom tIuptnin Volume he-
mum ilIthIIIIto whllc tit Yuio colieuu and
“us smugglod through the Spunlsh lines
to llIIvquI IIIIII forwnrded to New York.
The letter says in part:
i SHIIIIIII'I'AL (tulm, March «I.
lm. .loHII'ToNFI—lt Jilin been II must try-
lnIr experience through which I hove pun-II
I-d during the lust :io dIIyn.~bioml. lIiood,
hiood und lilillltlaflflllltinIYlell‘l'e. No less
thnu nix of our hcudqunrtors' IIIcIIII lmvo
goon: to their eternal rent since my last to
you—nil killed with their fat-on to the foe.
;‘ Coupe-dos, one or tho genIIrnl'Ii personal
scouts, who brought our inst. dispatches
otter paying n Unit to llnvunn. hud n hard
itime getting through the Spanish lines
land was twice held up and put through
the severest. questioning. All this time
the dispntcheu worn in his stockings, but
his. coolness and ready wit saved him.
’I‘ho password was changed before he
paisuti their outer line, ImIl ho \vnitod till
dark and Inndu n rush l'tilllt'l‘ than ink»-
rlIuIII-eII of turtlu-r explanations. Uno
week quo n scout of the genornl’n won
\rnylnld and murdered by II gong of cut
throntsr, ma you Yankees would ll‘i'lli thorn,
nnd vniunhiu papers secured and sold to
tho Spanishauthorities. (inc oi the [lflpt'l‘rl
lost. has worried tho general It good Ilettl,
, on it rolntcd to II shlploud of ammunition
Iprectcd II few days inter from Texas and
might cnnbiu the enemy to cnpturo it.
“'uu Twenty-nix Engagements.
\i’o have murchcd and touuturmnrched
ovrr 40o ruling of territory the post two
IIIIIIItlIs, lutvo met the I'm-my Ill ditioront.
times. in L'Pi of which we have been succum-
lui. ’l‘ho seven-st of these was on tho rIIiII
road from lluvnun to Mutnmus, in liurtutn
prIIviIII-o, I'lllillllI ill lilllL'H from tho I'npitni,
tho bottle of Morrn dei Roy. The enemy
loft. :3“ killed nod 51 Wounded on the field,
‘ ll of whom Wore otliuors. Honor-Iii Homer.
lost 1.“; killed and :il Wounded.
’ Tho Spanish newspaper liupnrcinl, pub-
i ilslII-Ii in linvnnn. gdvo tho "rein-l" losses
1 no "upward of 1mm." and I presume dies
! putchIIs rout-hing tho status oxuggarntcd
fully on grt'iii. \\'u now how with 1H It
3 soul of oxperionccd surgeons. with plenty
' of InodlI-iIIIIs and good “outtlts. ” So the
poor fellows. of hoth sides urn promptly nt-
‘ iIII king thusc llCUL'nla'lllU“.
; The six oilit'ors of my lilt‘lla‘, who have
T hoon killed, wero all my personal friends.
i Whose. turn, my door frloud, comes next.
1 do not. know. 'l‘ho gonorni in contident.
l llo hndly needs ammunition, howurer,
nnd tho grout misfortunes met with in the
emlonVor to stiltigglo it hero would dis-
. i‘Illll‘tlgU It loss pornistout lillll brute mun.
l VAlEltOS.
’liIo \\' nItA-r DI gnrt t'aIII.
VVASHYM Io\, Mun li ”JR—Ramon 0.
fitutI-s at annnn, is lmving consltlurnhio
ditllt-uity in his ondouvur to invostignto
‘ tho row of \l'nltl-r llygnrt. tin.- youug runu
from lllllit'l“ who is in imprisonment in
('uim on tho I'hnrgo of complicity in tho
insurrection. A tologrum \rnu sentto Con-
sul lierierul Willimns by Asslstnnt Secre-
tory Rockhili directing him to secure '0}!-
ptIditiou of the case and report. without de-
lny to llm dr‘pul‘tiln‘nl.
llcstrur'iho Ilium In Chicago.
(‘uu.\(.o. Ilium-h ...I.—-—l~‘iro cnusod n
Iinmngo of nhout $035,000 to tho Clmlmers
building In. :luT nnd :loII WnluIsh avenue.
The building is 11 six story building, and
tho tinnu's originated on thctop floor. The
discovury of tho iiro was followed by rm
explosion which shook tho entire building
and muttered tho hinzo. Losses were no
foliown: The Henry Bosch Company, wall
papor. $25,0ooj Scott, Forestmnn & (30.,
publishers, $5,000; Howard Footo & 00.,
musical instruments, $10,000; Ely Murill-
inoturing company, machines, $7,000; the
Mat-kiln company. picture t'rumes, 7,000.
Thomns Chalmers, owner of the building,
loses $8,000.
- Delegates For McKinley.
WAnnnxsnrrnu, Mo. March "la—The
Republican congressional convention for
the Sixth district met. at Wurrensburg.
lion. R. E. Lewis ol ilenry county was
nominated for congress. Frunk Ii. Dabbs
of Cedar county was unminnted for elector
of tho Sixth district. The delegates elected
to tho notional convention are l". E. KeiI
logg and S. J. Union of Rich Hill and
Holden rcspectlvuly. Resolutions oppos-
ing tho unlimited coinage of silver were
pmscd. 'i'ho deiogntcn to the St. lIouiII
coIIvI-ntion “ere instructed for McKinley
Schooner Thought to He Lost.
Hos'lox, Mart-2h 5.—Tho threo muted
schooner (Hello, with guano, is 3.: days
out for Savannah, and much nuxlety
, is felt for her safety. She in 320 tons reg-
ister. and her vnluo tiofioo, The crew
consists of Captain Coombs, a mate, a
stcwnnl and four seamen. All shipped at
this port.
Not Yet, Identified.
()5wtaoo, N. Y., March, :35.—All efforts
to identify the remains of a man «in years
old who was ground to pieces by cars at
i'nion square have fullod. The remains
have been shipped to Pulaski, whore Ill
. lnouont will be held on Friday.
luuilt'tl to, though the other oorps is sadly '
Williams, tho consul gonorni of the United _
r
Norwalk Chronicler