hiss Spocoifor New M°W.TVTS.FY9E9 ”Each Wonk.
Fine Willow Clothes Baskets,
Extra fine No. (I Parlor Brooms,
Best 3 hoop Pine Pails,
Japanese Whisk Brooms,
Good size Coal Sieves,
Wood Salt Boxes,
l" ' ’Children' 5 Jackets.
Ladies Capes and Jackets at greatly reduced
. prices.
r
Infants Eiderdown Coats, 50c; value st 50
Children's Long Coats, 8I and 82; value $3, to to
purchase of age or over, we will give away a useful night lamp FREE, ON SATURDAY
A Titese goods will be found on the second floor.
This Week We Resume Our
,‘Thursda’y- Bargain- Salesl!
And shall Endeavor to make it an especially attractive one.
SPECIALTIES:
Ladies’ Feather
Qt, Washington Street,
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
South IoronII, Connecticut
20-inch hard wood Chopping Bowls,
Standard Wash Boards, (5 styles),
Large solid back Scrub Brushes,
Clothes Wringers, Best Challenge. half price,
75 feet White Cotton Clothes Lines,
Full size Coffee Mills, half price,
3 arm hard wood Towel Holders,
Enameled handle Revolving Rolling Pins,
Best quality Clothes Pins, per dozen, I ct
Toilet Paper, roll or package, 7 for
' Enameline, the best Stove Polish, 3 for
U. 5. Mail, the leader of all laundry soaps, 3 for
N. ‘Maln and Ann streets.
South Norwalk, Ct.
FIRST FOR I897!
A Half Price Counter of Small Wares, als )
Children Fur Sets,
Ladies' Fur Muffs,
Ladies’ Fur Boas, soc and up.
Bargains in Other Goods.
rices given on Thursday Bargain Sales are for the day only.
13 ct:
I6 on
33 ct:
6 at:
14 ct;
31.00
9 etc
5 ct!
9 cl:
“a; cl:
7 (I:
V 3 ct:
6 ct:
6 cts
75 ct:
met!
to (:15
Agency for Bazar Glove Fitting
Patterns.
1
Boas, 39c and up.
"W CARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER!
Do You Want a New Sleigh?
W
tilt
Tl
ml by
III-mun
joieu, ft
o‘d c
Or Your Old One Repaired or
Painted ?
IF SO, LET ME HEAR FROM
YOU!
Work Called F or and Delivered
FREEOF‘CHARGEI
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Factory and Repository,
South Iorwollr.
Physician forWomen
'l‘. DI. I. A. WCINLFDRU
MMMMIthoomoo
Mammals. Barnum-r, dorm,
M10;I.hߣw.u onyduyueept
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. Immune fro“
phoebe
oktllliilnntii
”Milli: «1’.
II modem
f "Tiffnnlthn anti Iaoison Streets, - . .
takes out ink, point,
tar. pitch, grease ‘
And stains from
clothing and ear,
pets quickly and
completely and
MLLIIIVIII} Riel
---Nn Acid-ow- IIIcI. 23f... It ling
No IIIIplI-aoent mini“. and Dryden-atom
Nnt inflammable. lumen nailed. 56.
I... B. SUTTON, New Conn-n, Cl.
”
Gold A. Dickerrnnn nation, Bo. Nero
a Benedict. Norwnlk.
walk;
J: 6: .‘Ienome‘ig
Paper-Hanger, celolmlnor
Pointer.
DIALII III
WALL PIPII AID ”Ill”
1 room I” cum
Milt “omit.
mwmunwuuwm luofl’o
“ Home
J mg ml" underwritten.
mm mm
NOTICE
The Board of Relief
or 'l'fll
Town of Norwalk.
(in the Amendment. bird. of tutti. Will
nwrtln tlw other. of the Keirrmnen, Mon»
Iloy..lmmnry IIII. otf’ n’rloclt II III. and
by Adjournment as follow: WorIne-Ilny
evening, January that." I o 'I:lnI'II-. Knmnluy.
.lnmmrymh m2 outwit. n no. “’eritum
IIIIy Evening, January 13th. III. I unlock:
HIIIIIrIla , .lnuunr Illih utzoclrwlt p. m:
WeIlneIII ny Flynn nu, January With, M. 7
o'clock; hetunluy,.lammr Sid. uttl unlock
p m.. for the purpmi of wiring any and
all nppmlI-I IIIIIIIII III them from the doing-
of the AWN
The llonrol «flilbilfl' will meet with the
Anne-nor» on II Joint Bonn]. Saturday Jan
nary Illth Mulo‘eloek In” for the put
poIIoof sharing them Inof idol and null
Kent porn: no.
Ii 9‘ KEITIL
HENRY MWHOl'R.
"MW-1R Ill. WILSON
”Item board of Relief.
pm”WANT ANYTHING T
I with new
footie“ Milt Inuit
Visioning,
by C. A. Gibson before Hqulm KIIoblI-r,
onetime WILL soccer.
“the “torn- MW m. It x. mm
Will I. Mom «In».
mun, Jon. ll. ~— The opinion
mono than who claim to know 1- out
Senator Simmonwlll hooflerodondwul
accept the Muslim of mm lickin-
loy'l cabinet and that Xv. Hume will not
Raccoon! thcublnetudwheuof tlwnext
president. It is ballerld I!) '30 mm that
Mr Horton will be appointed as successor
oflfr Shermanlnthonenote. apiece
which he very much prefer- to any on»
11o which the pmldont elect can offer
him. Inasmuch as the nontorlnl appointq'
moot would have to be made by Governor
Bushnell the arrangement heroin suggest
«I to said to Indicate the friendly feeling
which flotsam Elect limiter has for the
president elect and for the chairman of the
national committee.
Rogmdtng the selection of Cornelius N.
BIIIIII of New York for secretary of the
navy. it III IInId that. Mr. BIIIIIIIIIIII been of-
fered the place, but that be deferred his
Wptauce until he could uncertain wheth-
or he could so arrange IIlrI buulnm affairs
or to permit. of his taking tho puree.
GIIIIcml Algerof Michigan III counted M
certain to be the sccmmry of war.
I. A. Von Vulieubuu Indicted.
vaxtu, Po, Jun. ll.-A true bill
has been found by the gran jury against
E. A. Van Volkcnburg of; oilsboro. who
III charged with nttmuptl , to bribe III-p-
rr-Ircututlvo WolIIII of Nortluuupton county
to vote for John Wanamaker for the Unit—
ori t-itnteII senate. The complaint was lodged
and II hearing was lmd on TIIIIrIIIny. Doc.
:11. Bullvvns given forhluu‘moumnco. Do-
toctlvo TIllIu-d was the on y witness, and
he alleged that the bribing was to have
been dome by him. The cone against Vrm
VIIIkenlIurg was flxcd for triul on Wednoa-
day.
A Postman-n Shoot. Ills flood-man.
WILLIAIBPOB‘I', PIL, Jun. ll -—(}eorgu
K. lander-II, postmaster at Newborry. the
Seventh and Eleventh word» of this city.
shot and probably fatally wounded Seth
’1'. Foresmnn. one of bin bondemon, In
II wrangle about an alleged shortage In
the poIItIIIostI-r’u accounts. Lenders Rhys
It was lIlII Intention to about himself In
the head. but Funounnn mode, It IItIIteIIIont
foam aldcmum to the effect that Lilllllt‘l‘li’.
aimed din-oily at his heart. and he knwk-
ad the pistol downward, the bullet. pouc-
h'utlng libs IItoIIIIIeh. Forcsmun In It prom-
inent lutubcrmuu.
Rev. monomers Advneemont.
PAwrrttzxrzr. R. 1.,JIIn. 11.—-RI-v. flan.
ry F. Kluuuruuy. motor of fit. .lonoph‘s
I-burI-h, [NH an-Ivml II utoruouzo from tho
ngbt Rev, lllsimp llnrklns. which notlr
fled him that St. Joseph's parish had been
I-oustiruml IIII immovable rertornhlp ultd
that llf' had appointed him the first irre-
movnble rector. St. Joseph's III the seventh
lrrI-mm‘nbb- n'I-tot‘nblp of tilt‘ Providence
diverse and ”W M'f'tlnd for l'Ithuka‘t. PA»
tlwr Kinnvrney has been pastor of it. .lo'
III-pb's for 23 your» and represented the
PnnlIleIII-o dlmxnu- nu theologian at the
third plenary couIII II at Baltimore In 1884.
Bllk (Yo-bier Attempted Sulelde.
LEBANON, PII , .lnu. ll.~-John )1, firms-
ler. ngml In years, vunhlcr of the Lebanon
Notional IIIIIIII, IIttI-IIIpted to mmmlt sul-
riile by shooting lIlIIIsIIlf lll tllr' band. He
will Ill". The hull lulu-III III-bind the right.
t'ill'. IIIIIl wlmn found II few minutes ut'tI'r-
ward homo.» lllll'llll'it'llill". ”turbine his mn-
nertiuu with the bunk Mr, tiImnlI'l‘ was
number II! II large lillIlI- I'lIIIIn (I the LII-
tlwmn I‘burrb. For mime time post. his
health IIIIII not been good. and this. it Is
ll‘llo'h’t'tl. prompted him to end his life. liis
III-counts with the bunk are sold to be cor.
MEI.
Rev. Dr. Kirkpatrick Aeqnlttod.
Itnrurzmzu. Jun. 11 «Rev. Dr. Kirk-
patrick. [mslur of the 50mm! l'IIlvr-rml'uat.
l'lllll’l‘il I-f llllrl city. who Wllei llm’ditd some
IlIIv-I 111!" charged with illilwl‘fiollllilnfl flll
“ibur has Ins-II IIIIIIIIIIIIIItIsly III-quilted
by wry trlul “III'II llll’ llUllUlllIlt‘lliBlll of
not guilty “I“ llllllll‘ the spot tutors in the
IIIIII-trmm broke into: beet-II. lliscongro
mitiuu utnml III lIlIII mildly. IIll expressing
llllllldl'llt’t‘ III his lIIIIoI-e unethroughout the
trial.
Seriou- liro In luflolo.
Hurt/III». Jun. 11,—» “In the story brick
building on the corner of Elle IIII und hou-
PHI Ion-rm lu'f‘llpll‘l' II} AltIIIIItI IS: l‘.o .
wIIIIlI-IIIIII- and re! lull I-lotblors. was badly
IlIIIIngI-Il by fire lite lll‘t‘llplml‘l‘nlly broke
out on the fourth IIIIIl Ilftb utot'leu simulta-
III-IIIIIIly. but Its Irrlglu III IIIIIIIIIIWII Mr.
Altman I'IIt'IIIIIItmI the Ion-I IIt $150,000,
muml prIIII-ipully by water uml smoke.
The firm carried on llldul’llllt‘l: of $175,000.
Woes the IIIIII Doomed.
linussuw, .IIIII It—Tho Turklnh Re-
form II-Imm- bun boom-I1 from BrIIIIIIoIR an
appeal In thI pmplouf Europe. Iloclurluu
that the sultan IIII-i leIlllHl II IIIIIIIIIIII' m. to
who place during tho oppr-IIIII hing RIIIIIII
IIIIII {III-t. IIIIII iIIIpIIIrlIIIz the powers to in-
IIrfII-I- depouv thI- IIIIltIIII IIud proIlIIlIu
"I” hurt lullvndi lllvl nu: Humor. with II I «run
I'll of Mate IIIIIIII- up of equal IIuIIIIerIof
Mmloum i 'hrlutinuunnd l-.III-opcuun.
A I've-to- Wain-In Attitude.
Tummy. JIIII. 11.-1unry Baker. whose
husband. WIIIIIIIII ll linker. III II retired
men limit of considerable wealth. mmmlt-
ted suicide by «uttlmr her throat with II
amt ’lho III-ml «as llIIllt‘ III the bathroom
of their home. wlwn- her body mu after
wrml IIIIIIIII Mr» IIIIIII-r lIIIII been acting
strangely or lute tlllii I» believed to have
been out of Iwr mIIII‘l .‘Io other room for
the out III known
Mir-unto. oi. In Out.
first“. N Y . Jun. It. «meemr
Brook-I unnIIIqII'I-Aobmrmtlom of on enor-
"mun Inn spot now on the IMP II face Irnd
vbIlIIlI- In the IIIIIMI eye lbmtlfllt II Itmokt'tl
glass It too n IIIIII'IIIII 11o wlnr disturbance.
coming at the minimum period of sun
mewmr llrooks III photographing
the phenompnon with the large teloooopt-
An Amerind- filo-nod.
1M PKTIIMBIHW Jan 11 “T he Russian
Academy of HIlI-III-o hm: elected no honor
my IIImIIIIvnI lnnl Kelvin and Dr Simon
Nowuomb of WuIIIIIIIrtoII.
”4....-
Ruhr It...” In If"...
Putts. Jun. ll. «wit ill mounted that the
(Amino at Home I urIII Iva-«putty refused rul-
minuion to Allen ”hm on the ground that
she quI loom III um.
. WM...“
flu II or heater Yard.
Burrow. Jun. 1.1 ”name Go'-
lemon yord on um sum was damaged
to the «item of sauce by tire The prom.
ty one fully lumped.
Mon
Mm.
III "I II IoIIIIrchII"
Such 3 Proposition WGI-avely Din
cussed In Berlin.
mun or ran DBIBBUHD IIRIIIosn
Aunt. loud. n ”on.” so the cor-In
09m for Orr-forum on the Ital-tinn-
or IM Two coo-mu -— The sun-n
Ilium the Emperor.
BERLIN, Jun. 11. -An extraordinary
story regarding the pa ' ll of China
among the leading European powonI
which has been gravely dlucuIIIII-Il In the
German prev. originated in Eugen Wolf' n
letters from 'l‘Ien- thin to The 'l‘uuoblott
Herr Wolf has never luckml IIuIbIclty on a
correspondent. Upon the slander buIIln of w
Runuwcblnm railway convention lIII bullt
up II new version of the often heard of and
lIII often ormtrudlctod “mural: treaty, " with
It fanciful superstructure of its results.
Chino III lobe dealt. with like Africa. Tho
rant about “sphere-II of luflquII-e” III up~
plied to the whole of the celestial empire.
ltIIIuIln'II sphere in to extend to the Yellow
river, the Hannah Iipbcm from the Yellow
river to tho Yllllfltfillrxlfll)“, the English
InIlI-flultnly mouth of the YntigtwKiung,
and the French northward from Yunnan,
meeting the English theru.
The partition was murmured rather as n
muunerclul than II polltlrul division, In
which, it. will boobuervod, the American
lnteroutwna Ignored. Not II shred of truth,
but even of probability, jIIIItillI-v this m-
Inunee. The liunslun ombumuulor nt l’o~
king, Count, (‘ussinL who is credited with
achieving II treuicudmm diplomatic tri
uIIIplI by first seeming the Russian 'spht‘ll'
of Influence" in the north, 1m». «"11qu
to St. l’etorsburtzadvices, obtulzgl notl
lugbeyondudlmluutlouof frontier dues
by one-third us It coneounlou III connection
with the Phistern (Illlmwe mlluuy. It hi
questionable whether this privilege mm be
worked wltbnut its being uruuml to all
co'untrleu having couIIIIerI-lul treaties with
China containing the most fnvuml notion
clause. .
Aunts-III our! the Drolbund.
Count fiI'IluI-hokai. Austrian minister
of foreign ulfuirs will lll'l‘lHi lll liorlln on
Jun 17 'l‘lu-ostenv-iblI-objI-I-t.of his emu-
ing to to take purl in a lllt‘t‘llllg v of the
members of the Iivrmnu Order of the Red
Eagle, of which III-wears the (lI‘I‘Iil‘flthI of
tho Willll cross-I, but It- ls known beyond
the possibility of doubt. timt the real pur-
pose of his visit is to confer with the. em-
peror-nod Prince von llnhenlolun the lm»
poriul I'bIIueell'or. upon matters offer-ting
the position of Austria in the (ll‘l'lhllllil.
'l'iII‘ fillllf‘lil changes in the urilllvrv arm
of the (lorumu military service whitili it in
the intentltmnf the government to offer-t
if tho usaent of tin» roir'hstug tn the pro»
[MINIl-i for that purpose run he obtained.
will force. the pursuit. of usiIuiliIr policy In
tho nrmyol AllSll‘lll-l'lllllllfll'y. involving
on estlIIIIItI-(l expenditure of at least 80,-
Imu,IiIIII tlnrlus. If. :H the result of the min.
fervncn of the I‘IIIporor, (‘ouut (lulu-
I-howskl und l’rlllf'l' vou linlu'nlubc, the
kaiser should advise IIIqultatIoou-I reforms
in the amnion of the powers signatory to
the drelbuml. it will be II qut‘sllnn as to
how I'm- ln that direction Austria will be
able to assent. while it will be u humor of
still Immer- Ilnubt. an to whether ltuly will
be blue to illl‘l'l the llllllfll‘llll IlI-IIuInIII-
which the n‘forms rI-quin-Il \vIll I-Iimll.
'l‘lII- lllilllllllltltil’l by the Russian mupemr
Ur M. Sliislikln us the successor of l’rlIII-v
IIIIIIIIIIIIIY in the Ullll’l‘ of Russian lillfllhlt'f‘
of forelimb: IIIl'IIinI. with l‘ouIIt Mumle-fl
us his I-oIIdjutor, occupying 1th Plifiillllll
previously filled by M. thshkln. has gnsIIt
IyIlIIrkr-Iml the outlook from the Ilreibuml
point of \‘lf‘W. I‘ount I‘lu’raviI-fl WM at
cute little Si't'l'l‘llll'ytif the ltussluunmlmsy
in Berlin, and Is known to l'II' an intense
put-thorn of France and II pronounced tier
llllIllUpllullt‘.
’l‘lIeRIIItIIn bus smut (irumhkoff Psalm
to lierlluus the bent-er of on autognsph
letter. to the emperor. I‘xpl'vssluu t be thanks
of the sultan for the attitude mounted to.
Wilf'tl him by the kaiser in preventing cu
crIIIIuhmeutII upon his pnrquItIvI-s.
'l'he Iuernlmru of the rob-burnt: who rep
resent llll‘ sugur interests do llHl intend to
I-tIdIngI-I' what they bow out. by asking
for more. They will IippII-u- Imy rI-IIIII-tioII
In the bounty grunts or :IltI-rurlnu in tini
:IrrIngI-Iuontu for Insulin. IIuIl tlII-y luIve II
majority of the rolI-bstug with ”will. The
export of tiermnn mw sugur to the l'nitml
Stunt-I unsumwl IIIIIII‘IIIIIIIR proportlnuu hurt
year. From .lIquIIry In November but
the total-I wore 32,311”. Ilil double (or mob-r)
lIIIIItln'Ilwoightu. mi against 17:1. ITII III
trill?» and 2175.05? iII butt. The raw sugar
oximrtu to England during thw- period.
IIIIII largely I'ullcu I)".
Clllm I’erlino’ Election.
FAanumro. .lmi. 11,—1’IIrtieInII of
SeIIIIIor Perkins now claim It victory for
him IIIIIIIII'row on the first bullol for l’nlir
I'll Staten H‘llllltll‘. '1‘th lllIII-IoIIIf Ame-III-
IIlyIIII-II Moultrye, .‘llllllllllilln IIIIII liuruott
will l‘l'tllli‘l‘ flu! number ttI‘I-I'mtry III II
I‘llfili‘l‘ from III in luau tluItI lit), mud on Ii"
IIIIIIIIIerIuI‘ubound by lllt‘iri'lllll‘llfl plutlmm
there IIWIIIII little doubt that tho I‘llillllli
lif‘I‘I‘Ul‘l‘l‘L‘l. Even if Mum. liIII'uvttuud
SIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIlIIIulIl f‘l‘f‘HVI'l‘ sufficiently to be
present. the Mott-lieu of Mr Moultrye til‘cllH
III; this time unavoidable.
Mm III: titanium-low.
ALIIXIINIIIIM. VIII. Job. Ila-William
ll. llIIrvey, an engineer Oil II tugboat, m2
I’ltlt‘illlllly Ahot. Illlll killed (Jloru Armor,
bin l‘J-ymeoltl niRtI-r lII-Iuw. lie was ex/
IIIIIlnIIIg tho Ivoupon when It suddenly
went nil, tho bullet. going thmugh tIIIv
cblld'nloft uyv. Au Inquest. will beheld
today.
W
NEWS IN BRIEF.
'l‘ho failures were ounounml of a bunk
III NI-lIruIIkII IIIIII IInI- III Hr. Paul,
A fire In St. l’IIul'n l'lplIII-Iipol church.
Htupletou, N. Y., IliIl donuuro of Mum.
\Vlllhuu .l'. liryun will «print! this Ire-wk
In Chiengnwith the publisher of his new
book.
Broker Irwin of blind pool fmn. in
l'lttnbum boo IItIIrtI-II II lmrlongu other: in
Wall street. New York.
Alon-hem of the Spanish chrntIIm In
WIIIIlIlnvIIIm expert that Spain will pardon
.lullo Hmrgutlly. now under IIII- acute-um
ill (fuhn.
The Royal Astrrmomlrul society in in"
Iluu IIIIII nWItflll‘Il a gold IIII-Ilnl to Probe-w
or Milwurtl Emerson liurtuml of Yerkes
nlmrrutory. .
The General Trust emnpuny lIoII been
InIIIInIoI-etnd In Illinois, with n capitol of
3rI,IIIIti,I)un.1tIIIIlI)IIeI in to carry on u gen
ml honking Imminent
Meir. E. W Wilma, ”moo wonoonof
Chheaw, «no ntflnetmt Dec 119, and the
Minimum! wit-need in? Hernia
futon)“. thawed . d
W III on: m It
'mM
.1
III
15"
..lllll Y0
tire-molten» roam brindle-uteri
WNW mm mm
Tell
You
Something.
I.
What is the reason ?
It’s Because They
Advertise !
So does the man that has the small stme, you might say.
may, but he does not get around it in the right way—don't seem to get
acquainted somehow I
Some newspapers have a circulation of 500, others have 3300. , The
man in the big store does not advertise in the paper with the 5:0 circu-
lation, that's sure; the man in the little store does that.
the big store puts his ad in the paper that has 3000 circulation.
difference in the two stores is easily explained. The paper with the 3000
circulation, or more than as much again as all the ' other papers com-
bined is the
SOUTH
NORWALK
EVENING
Ever take notice of the large store and the
small store and wonder why there was such a'
dillerencein the two? You know it is not lietftllh‘r': one keeps bet er
goods than the other, neither does one sell cheaperor is better located
than the other!
True, he
The man in
The
SENTINEL!
This little pointer is worth thinking about.
ANOTHER POINTER!
We have one of the largest job Printing plants in the
County and are prepared to print
Books.
Pamphlets,
Posters,
Hand Bills,
Note Heads,
Letter Heads,
Cards,
Wedding Invitations,
Dancing Orders,
Tickets, .
Labels, otc.,
Evening - -
”WWIIIIOION slant...»
And in fact everything that pertains to printing, we do
at the shortest possible notice, and lair prices.
Nothing so large or so small but can be printed at the
. - - Sentinel,
.
Norwalk Chronicler