Establishment.
s STURT
O
ies’and
CONTINUED:
L’Mry putchaSe of 250 or over, we will give away In iisc’ii
These goods will be found on the Second floor. 1
Fine Willow Clothes Baskets,
Extra tine No. 6 Parlor Brooms,
Best 3 hoop Pine Pails,
Japanese Whisk Brooms.
Good size Coal Sieves,
Wood Salt Boxes,
EVANT,
OUR SPEC
’Ladies' Night Robes,
Ladies’ Umbrella Drawers.
Children's Muslin Drawers.
Excellent Values in Other Articles.
for Toqne‘s Dyeing and Cleaning
20-inch hard wood Chopping Bo‘wls,
Standard Wash Boards. (5 styles),
Large solid back 5mm Brushes,
Clodies 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,
Toilet Paper, roll or package. 7for
Enameline, the best Stove Polish, 3 for
U. S. Mail, the leader of all laundry soaps, 3 for
1 night lamp FREE, ON SATURDAY
N. Main and Ann-Streets.
' South Norwalk, Ct.
:3 cm
in ms
33 me
o (its
14 iris
$l.00
t) as
S cts
9 cts
:3 Cir»
7 as
3 cts
6 cts
O cts
1 ct
25 cts
io Cts
to cis
Agency for Baznr Glove Fitting
Patterns.
up u.
Children’s
”or Low Prices For
Ladies" and Children‘s
, . A. Dickerman 8: Son,
R Wlohington Strootp ‘ ' ‘- - - South Roi-walk, Connecticut:
Muslin Underwear!
i
(lilc to 1 39
95c. 50c, 75c
H
— 8c and upwards
l
HACKETSE
Do You
ARRIAGE BUILDER AND DEALER!
:Tllfl Multl of Milvuin and the Bcnutiiul
Or Your Old ()nc Repaired or
Painted ?
IF SO, LET ME HEAR FROM
YOU! '
Work Called For and Delivered
FREEOFCHARGE!
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S
Factory and Repository,
Want a'New Sleigh?
,yeioleningomen
S: M. I. A. OOILFORD
ho nonunion at her omeg-
no sir-In. Berna-roar. 00”..
10:. m. to 'f p. in. any day except
auntie
’0
mo ii to n in! tor
. 'M [lune Ithe distention
. m enduring from
. . the sex con tioiiiiuit
it It eteet confidence. wit
iv nu thomoot. uklllfulim
«at mum to modern an or!
. , o e on wlih nurse ur-
. nli’ed urine moderate
’, m tronllod . helm otmun
oh I. Layton,
Pit-o. Lifo one
,. Anemone
nunANcnn
It!“ not! liouoo Agent
, u ‘n 111.. in“ m
u, ”nudity evenings
1 him ind ladison Streets.
S
takes out ink, paint.
tar, pllt‘ll,fii‘c.lse .
(ind stains from
clothing and car-
prts quickly and
completely and
Ecalenves‘nm
-~No Ael«l.—-—- 100.. 256.. oi: Drug
No iitiplnniinnt odor. and Dry flood-stone
Not liilluiiiitinblo. Samples mailed, so.
I... B. SUTTON. New Canaan, Ct.
.“
Sold by A. Diokermnn 85 Son, 80. Nor-
wnlk; Finney it Benedict. Nor-walk.
”J; SIJE'Ninm'oa.”
Paper-Hanger, colelmlnor
Painter.
aim m ,
WILL ”P" RIO IOIOIIO
1 NORTH IAIN 8m
noun: Norwnlk.
Bomplo Book- ot lint/ant Styles of Paper:-
hBordei-n‘ Il‘ld Gignflonlglon 3km
com or no . on
findmwuommv'tnllv Given. y me
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKIR.
KNIGHT STREET.
Now-it. -
one. new; Relive: Depot.
m
I!“ 3T3“. ‘
mm Oil ”remnant 0m 11.
li'“; . ..
South Iorwelk.
NOTICE“
The Board of Relief
01" Till
Town of Norwalk‘.
Ontlio AHKFHKHH‘HT: liidt. of militwlll
met-tin tho olllou of the Suletitmon, Moti-
dity. Jonnury «itb, at .‘3 o'clock ii. iii.. itml
by adjournment. no fullflWH: Wednesday
evening. .luniiarv that 1‘ o'clock; Smurduy.
Jnniiory ”lb. or ‘Jo't’luck. n. (in; Wednm-i
doy l‘il'mllllu, .lniiimry “hit. at T o’clock: 1
Hutiirduy. .Tiintmry ititii nt 2 o'olmilr p. m:
Wednominy Evening. January Lilith. at. 7
o’clock: Hntiirduy..lnouiiry 2min“ 2 o'clock
p. in. for the nurpono of hearing any and
nllnppt‘fllfl made to them from the 1 alone
of the i'tiiiieiiiiiirs.
The Bimriloiltollef will meet with the
Aenewiro no it Joint Board. Saturday J nn~
nury ltith. ntio’olock 1 in., for the pur-
pose of itlmtlnrz the no in of nick and indi-
gent pernonu.
ll. 9. KEITH.
HENRY SEYMOUR.
OLIVER E. WILSON.
lionrd oi Relief.
marrow...
No need to. Adventist“
in the Booth Harwell:
iii-it!
Ivonlng
1 nova! defects by the constant remnrks to
' the effect that his hair tyne red and that
inL'rHiswEEKi " é
« tho only member of his own gcueriitioii
: for u long time. and there won it t‘lllb
k it ‘5 Fair if}; NW ; page
1 “er ‘ .......w m1 LA
Mmlmimull A ' fl ‘
Jon-no ”to In!" York; 1
He mount it verygoon buyer 3 in:
bed boyornveryhrluhthoy or noun,-
uiinel boy in my way. . Rowan just e
boy. and my often he targets tint he
in not a buy now. Whatever there may
be about the boy that in commendable
he owes to his fothernnd to his mother.
and he feels that he should not he held
responsible for it. '
Bin mother was the moat generous
and the moat unneliiiih of human beings.
She was always thinking of somebody
elmnnlwoye doing for ethos-I. 1 To her
it was blessed to give. and it was not
very pleasant to receive. When «he
bought anything, the hoy’o stereotyped
query wus,"Who in to have it?” When
anything was bought for her. her own
iiivuriablo'romurk was.“ What on earth
iihnll I do with it?" When the boy come
to her one summer morning, iihn looked
upon him on o gift from heaven. and
when she was told that it was a boy.
iuid not. it bud looking or it bad condi-
tioned boy, her first words were, "What
on earth shall I do with it?"
She found plenty “to do with it” bo-
i‘oro sho got through with it, more than
40 years afterward. and tho boy has ev-
ery reason to believe that she never ro-
gretted the gift. Indeed. she once told
him, late in llt‘l‘ life,thnt he bud never
made her cry. What better benediction
can u buy hove than that? l
The boy i was redheuded and long
nosed even from the beginning—n iihy.
dreaming. self conscious little boy.
made peculiarly familiar with his per-
l
l
l
i
1
hisnose Was long. . At school for yours
he won known familiarly us “Rufus,"
"Redhead." “Carrot Top” or “Nosy.”
l'liii mother, married tit 1t), writ-i the
oldest of ii family of uinu children, lllltl
inuiiy of tlii- boy’s aunts and twelve \vcru
but u few years his senior and were his
dolly and familiar companions. Ho was
wiiiiit four upon tlio part of the chitin
illill llt‘ \t‘u-z lllit"l_V to be iipoilui. :Illll '
' consequently he won never praised nor
tli'lli‘tl iior cuddled. Howufl iilwuys full-
iiiiztlown or dropping things. He won ul-
1 ways getting into tho way. and he could
not learn to 81» ll correctly nor to (‘lpllt-l
at all. He “no iii-tor in his iiiotlicr'p
way, however, and lltl was lli‘Vl‘i‘ iiinilc
to for) no.
But nobody except the boy lillth‘.‘~i of
”in agony which the root of thi- family.
unconsciously itlltl with no thought of
hurting his fi-i-liiigs. (‘fiur‘t'tl llllll by
llll' fun tlicy poked at his iiosw. ut ill"-
iicry burn and or his niiliiiniliiicss. lll‘
i'niirii il lliut piirscrsby piticd hit“ its lll‘
willkcrl iii- ploy-mi in tho rtru-tri, oiid ll'i
slim-rely pitiul himself as ii youth (it u
iiiitd to grow iipiulo an awkward, tuiti-
lcss, oiupitl iiinn. tit “bum tlio world
would laugh so long an ill! lifc liHlt ll.
——-”A lloy 1 Know,“ tiy lniiircneo Hut
ton. in St. Nicholas.
A TRIBUTE to ART.
\‘t-uus (ll‘ “edict.
Si'iiiitivlii-i'c iii \\';i~'liiiitztoii -—- just
\\ lit to in not lit to flirty to lllt' llllilll point
:it i~.»ui- iii tlii< short article on llll‘ ill"
X't‘ltlllllll‘lli. oziil llllllt“~‘t‘lll}llllt‘lll of or: iii
tlii' iziitioiiiil cnpitzil~iu u lllillls‘ltilt pm-
Hlili‘tl ovcr lzy ii woman of Wealth :llltl
rclliioinI-iit. hint in it most :tl‘llrillt' wont-
un. too. and ill llt‘!‘ llullfilt are some not
nsuully iliic plt‘Ctlrl of painting and itut‘
nary. Then is also ii Miler-nun tiiiiid. by
iiutiio Maggie. who knows a (lull more
about bonnet-leaning tliuu she does ulmnt
sculpture. mid Maggie has been tryiiigl
for u long time to ciiltlviitc licr tunic up l
to tho poiiitnt' propcrly :ipprm-iiitiiig fllt' l
piiiiitcil und ciirrcd bounty wnli “'llll ii .
slic duily comm in mutual.
Not iiiiiiiy days ago the iiiiiitrosri and
the maid “t to gtilllpt‘r\'t‘1‘llll'litlu§l' will.
briinli iiinl lilllt-lll, putting it in cspccinl
order for it niiiuiculc tliui was to be given
to it few artists llllil litniiionublos. and
tin- llllrill‘t‘riti observed tliut the timid nit
tlmo snvcriil occasions Dill-"SI ll by with
void lll'gll rt oiw cloth lllltl tirih'li it licuw
tll'ul figure of tho "Vi-nun do Medici,"
in on :ilcovo jiiet oil' the bull.
”licru. Noggin!" Kltt‘. ciillcd.
don‘t you brush tlllltlllfitil" thin figure
"Which wuu. iiimii'r” inquired Mug- 5
gin with Rl‘t‘lll llllliltti‘llt‘l‘.
“’l‘lio “Vciim' thorn in the ulcovc, oi
llllllrfll‘. Sco"-—tiiiil ilio ludy touched it.
with her (ingot—“you liiwo lcitdust ull :
ui'vt' it. “
"Yid, mom.“ conformal Miiggic, ”but ‘
I do be thinking for u long tinic. lllt‘ill,
tliiit tlicru ulit to be something on it.
llll‘lil. “
It won it delightful and logical excuse.
perhaps. but tliu ludy could nititrucly iic
ci-pt it. and Mnggic‘o brush rouioVi-d
“Why ‘
‘A‘V
ll‘lWl).~w:tiilllll|(ttltl Shir.
lllo timndniotlior.
:i droll oliiiructcr in it Now l‘liigliuiil vil-
iuotbcr. “l uni-sin l min." iuiid Uiiiilo
l‘mnicl. ”but only mi I illIW lici'oiicv.
"other had lwcii away ull tiny, mid
to do something he expected of me. Hi:
ciiiigiit up ii rough tipplo trim limb and
walked up to inn with it. (iruiiilmotlior
nppuiiri-d on tho dooriilnp with n Hllltlll.
utrniulit stick in her hood. and instantly
handed it to my fntlicr. ‘Hcre, Joe,’
fluid olio, 'liok Daniel with it smooth
ntiok.’ And he did. Who Wouldn't ru-
uienibcr fillih'l ii grimdmoiher no that?”
How Through It.
“Package. iiir." mid the agent MMI'.
izlhnrp oiiiiio to the door. ”There in 02
tlxpl‘t'tit‘ clusters on it. "
“Bu kind enough to wait A moment, "
said Mr. Hllutp ill ho dluiippnnrod fn~
doom. “NW“? he returned. “Juli al-
low mo to throw on Xrny on tliiit pock-
one. plenum"
Thu tclltiilo light. revmlcd three
,hririni carefully drum up in row cotton.
and. uuopoiiul.,tlmy Worn returned to
Boutinol.
the would he joker marked "Refund."
eWuhlnzton Till!“ " '
cvcii tho dusty driipi-ry nliu wished to?
A goiitloiiiuii (moo unkml Uncle Duiiiel, ,
l; 'c if bu could 1"‘lill'lilllt'i‘lllH proud-i 4 , .
4‘ ' i iiiiii tho Stilton» norms of soutlionutcrn
wlicii ho cuiiio home he found I bud failed '.
:niul, whot is oquully important. the
.eliiii of tlic pickers.
; tlic oriiiigi- and lemon trccn liil‘t‘t' lll‘i‘ll
: :tcutly rctluecil by fil‘ll‘i‘llllg bode iron.
, u variety that given purl-wt fruit with
3 out tho tiiormi will receive it pretty stit‘.
pricn for his plants;
l iiigli orilcr.
TRYlNG TO RRODUCE'BEEDLESB ”AND
THOHNLEBB FRUlT.
. a...“ e...
Methods by Whitih Fruit Scientlntn Sum
need to Improving Upon Nature-witn-
nultu uova Monro That They Are on the
flight Bull" 'l'illghl Sluice»: “'ltii Apple-i.
tine of _ilic inoit iinport‘i objoclo po
iuologisiii uic striving for in to produoo
tliuriileiisi uiiil pundit-sin fruitt, unit from
the i'vuiilti-i ull’etiily ubinlurth in not
unlikely that the end will soon be real!
izcd. Sheila are not relished by the cot»
miners of fruits. and if they could ho
tt‘lll(l\‘l‘tl we would enjoy our gi‘upou
wit iii‘iut experiencing: a. dread of appen-
dicitis iillll‘ kindrcd ooiuplniiitu.
Thorns are not in good standing
uniting iriiii growers, licconso they uro
ioiiniuuily puncturing the best fruits
’I‘lio throne and ‘
pl'll'lilt‘l-l of plants illltl tt‘ccu‘u'o uii- ‘
.loulitcilly intended by nature to protect
rhcm i’i'oiii uniinuls, but that is. no rou-
‘ zou why the Hliiiultl lit continued for
y 5
(:ciicriitloii :zl’ti-‘r gi'iicrittioii oii tlii- cul-
l\iill'il \'lll'lclit'n’. "be pnrdcio-r lino no
m d for tlicin. and. for lliut ninth i'. tlii.
lrccu und shrubs him: iiono t‘llllt'l'.
Our (ltlluttdbll’ittl‘ll pi-uiu ltllll npplce
were all derived from the thorny, \\ ilil
rur‘ictico. and pmiiologists have uiioccoil-
id in ridding lllt‘ill (If than-o spike-s ainil
,iricklcii by curcl‘nl culture ltlltl solr-c—
iioii. Urnuuce uiid lHllllillS how not
iicrii ciilti'viitcil lll titiscouiitry us suc-
cmdully no" penis and apples. and many
if them are vi i‘y thorny. The wild and
tour orange l'i‘t‘t'H of li'loriilit nrv bris-
1lilig with thorns, only :ilso llli! high
priced king orange, oiin of the host of
llll‘ iiiuiidui‘iiis. The wild lcmoii tit-m. oi
Floriduurc Ni thorny (but grow. lr‘lllli'o-
tioii the iulvwnbility of grafting tho llllt‘
[in Frilllt‘it' ll‘llllilll-l on them.
In li‘loi'iiln, however, tho thorns oi
i)l':tlli‘lli'rl with llli‘ fowist llltirllfl. lilltl
:Jy continuing tilt»; process your “fill"
rcur tiii- slizirp npiiu :-‘ illF‘JpllUll'. lo tin}
ifi-riiiit iit-ui'ly iill of tlic oruiigo trees :ii‘t'
thoriilcei‘e-riiot iiutumlly, but no the re-
uilt of oiiltivurioii :iiiil si-lictioii.
Till! theme on blackberries. ruspbcr- l
rim and iosobimliwa gin,- tlic ui-cutcst
boilirr to litil'lli'illlllfh‘s in tin» lit‘l'ill,
.ilil lllt'l‘t‘ is it ilotcniiiiiiil ct’i'oi‘t to ad
rid of llli‘lll. 'i‘lio thorns give violins
ll‘tilllilll to “W piclu-r“, :niil their rt mov-
iil might sow iinuiy u puiictiiro to ill li
i‘uto llllllili. Time is on improved curin-
ty of l'iiblilit‘l‘l')’ pliiccil on llli‘ ninrkci to-
iluy which is cntii‘cly tlioi'iili-os. l'lil- tlii‘
il‘lilllilt' is, (but tpinlity iuiil tpiuiiilty c:
fruit lim‘c liwn hill‘rllli'i'll lit the tJJlll ‘
nuclei in destroying llli‘ tlioi'iis. ‘
't‘liri‘o is littlo doubt iliiit Ill‘rfl ct
lllilTlllt ~:«i bluckiicrriua :lllll rusptu-n-ii:
will noon be obtuiiicil, for More i< i3
wiiii-eprczid niowiiiciit iiiiioiit: ,‘Jill'lll'lll‘l‘fi
uiiil Ft‘i'tlSllll‘ll to ltt‘l'llllljllli'll Tlllh. 'i'lii- l
man who is fortuuuto enough to lll‘iiillli!
l
l
r-‘n oils urn .ilso iiiiiicccsuiry pluiit prod
note llt tin-w :itlvunccii days of lllirllt‘li‘.‘
tiirc, \\ livii guilt; l‘l‘l'H Iii’fiit‘lgllll‘ ll‘.
ilu ir stock by'rutiiligs. guilt.» and .xlip-z
Niiizirc lltt‘il iio loiigir iz‘oiililo llt‘l‘~t‘ll
:iboiit tliciiurof lonoguiiyof lit-rtyp-in
'l‘lio iiioiloiiii liortii'iilturist is Miro to
proscrvc i-vcry mm of :my vnluo \\ itlimii
gathering is NW“.
The t‘uliforniit tum-l ornngo. rcprw
omits the best type of fruit grown with-
out Fri-d9. huturo pl’OllUi‘t'il this orange
{ii at {rook iit iirsl. uiiil iiiiiii lltltl litht‘li
iiiivuiiiugo of it to propuguto fruit of n
liulf llltl oranges of Unli-
i‘oriiiit urn fli‘llflt‘d with tho iiuvcl. :iiid
it is tlio most iiiiportuiit fruit of tho
l’nciiic court. Nuliiro trim] to producc
twins in the now] oroiigc. iiiid oiic stir-
vivcd only no u protuberance» iii the
. blossom end. \‘liilo tlic otlii-t' ('Xplllltlt’ll ,
into it well rllltllt‘il fruit without iiccils. 1
'rllt'fil' oruiigco tIT‘I‘ occur-‘ionully found
with illllitll sends; but, or it rule. tlicy ‘
oi'c iwri'octly iscoillcos.
h‘cw-i'ul 'ui'iiuwiol zit-miles»! iipplcs iiiiii
puma-i lini‘o oli'cudy been produced, but
Tlll' qunlityol' tho fruit. it gciiei‘nlly poor
uud iieiirly \i'ortlilons. 'I‘licy lll'l' cullml i
”bltllllllll’h'd” prurn utid uple and it?“
i exhibited more lift curiooitics than no tlic ‘
triuiiiplisi of poiuolonicul urt. Nevorlho- t
less, thcyurotlio beginning of it now H‘li .
of npplo growing, lillil they rcprcsiciit llll?
priinury Fltdik of fititilllt'flfl fruits which I
only prodnco in time the llllt‘h't iluvorud
upplcn ltlltl photo.
The grupo industry would be benefit 1
; cd nioru than my other by tho produc- ‘
tion of new variation without needs. our!
towurd this end scorcii of fruit grchrs
nro working. cupccinlly in Culil'orniu. ,
The idea iii to produce not. only lnblc
griipcii. but tirnpcu that will iiinko tine »
ruiniiiii. Sin-dioxin riiiiiino would prov.
such a boon to the whole civilized world
tliut tiny othor vnrioty would be quickly
run out of tho moi-Rot.
'l‘licro in :i rccdloon grupc of Corinth.
which commonly pitilnl‘tl “H u currniit.
Europe uro lllHO “endless. But those
fruito are so email that tlicy can never
lliliiWI‘l‘ tliu purpomi. Whirl; the mole
wniitoiu n ionic. Hoodlum uriipo. with
perfect color uud ilnvor. nod to not tliiit
it is ticci-iiunry to experiment for ymmi.
-—Nth York Journal.
The Anni-Inn Dynuty.
The present. emperor of Austria iii
Frunein Joiicpli. who ascended the
throne Dec. 2, 1848. Ho iii oi the royal
homo of Hamburg. whinh has held the
throne niiico 1:352. Twunty‘six sover-
eigns of this house have ruled over Anu-
triu. Rudolph I. the nobleman who
founded thin royul family. built a castle
on tho l-Iubiuiitabnrg. or Hawk'n monu-
tnin, whence the name of the family.
An authority on don! mitten any: that
the rntio of deaf mute» to henrlngin
about 1 tooooh 1.600. according to
which them are about 40.000 tinnh per-
mm in the United States and about
1.000.000 in the world’s entire popnle'
We.
Want
To
Tell
You
Something.
mu Y0 liver tnke notice oi the large store and the
I I I I small store not! wonder Wll}' there was such a
difference in the two? You know it is not her time one keeps bet or
goods than the other, neither does one sell cheaperor is better located
than the other! What is the rcz‘isiin ?
It’s Because They
Advertise 1
So does the man that has the small store, you might say. True, he
may, but he does out get around it in the right way —-d:n't seem to get
acquainted somehow !
Some newspapers have it circulation of 500, others have 3000. The
non in the big store: does not advertise in the paper with the sen circu-
‘utioii, that‘s sure: the man in the little store does that. The man in
the big store puts his ad in the paiper that has 5000 circulation. The
‘ lifference in the two stores is easily explained. The paper with the 3000
,circulation, or more than as much again a: all the oilier papers com»
blood is the
SOUTH
NORWALK
EVENING
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. eta.
.\nd 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
Evening -
- - Sentinel,
lion.
97 WASH’INBTOI STREET.
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Norwalk Chronicler