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Your Attention
Ingrains, from 25 cents to 6'1 cents.
Tapestries, from 50 cents to 90 cents.
Body Brussels, Moquettes, Ax‘minsters and Velvets
China and Japan Mattings,
vvr -a
, I .. “w éhoice Styles, Popular Prices.
' f" Oil l3loths and Linoleums, Shades, Lace Curtains and Portieres.
1i“ E.--We have secured the services of an Experienced Carpet Layer, and
.li'iepered to take orders fer new work or relaying of carpets.
A. Dickerman 81 Son,
84 Wanhinfton fitrcet, smith Norwalk.
~2' 14 NW
the was New
lpring Clothes.
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wish every man in Norwalk could see this‘n ew Spring
stock. All that’s new in up-todate Clothes for Man
and Boy is here.
WE’VE searched the best markets of the country for
choicest products, and there’ 11 not a store in the
loud better equi pod than this for sufiplyingd you
with the very reductions of e best de-
signers and tailorss to our country.
N0 skimping in make-up. but all the essential points of
true workmanship and best material are embodied in
~ our clothing
N0 trouble to show you this stock, and we ’11 surely please
.-..1 . the most fastidious.
98 Washin ton Street.
South orwalk.
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Wall Paper
in all variety I)! new shadea, oolonv and
dealgnalewbat you will ilnvl in our
handsome spring pluck. Our reputa-
tion for artistic wallqdecoratiovu, and
our discriminating late in selecting
the flower of the (iv-signer and the man-
ufacturer. is so wide-spread that com-
ment la annex-canary.
Wall Paprl'fi.
Painwni' Sundial.
Artiste' Navel-vale.
Plotum Framed and Unframed.
Piotum hallo-d to Order.
Pointing and Plover Hanging.
DECKER,
19 Wallingtovv Street,
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Easter Sailings.
And Niobium”.
Ara you aware that linem- la all our? lfao
give yourordevat onoa fora pairofpaniaora
auli ”murder in 11w mm! anlrtlc style
and worhnvaoahipln the city
ladle- and gents avvllvv I'll-amid. Pro-nod lb
palnd, mmmumd.lleuu1dlrd.mmnd
and Dyed At abort notice
A. J. ZINK.
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We repair any benign or worn rt of a bi-
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1 object of paving the way to their sub
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rush into 11 conflict before the results
of the armiitlce can be appreciated and
before ‘llre amonomlst (loyarhvueni can
tangy with the (‘ubap tendon with lhé
mliivlon by granting large concessions
'l‘lvc Havana delegates proposed alar-
ling to confer with the insurgents on
Saturday Saturdays vole may affect
a low duya' delay. but a decisive turn
the
week when 1.11111va: Woodfoni will
communicate to the Spanish govern—
lu consequence oi the radiation the
3 couraeeapectcsl here is unatllr. Itc-
' Kinley will lay-the American pretenv
’ alone before Spain. demanding both a
reply on the principal polulavof settle-
ment and the oonmaalon of all naval
and military reinforcements. implying
the poaslbillty oi the renewal of the
struggle in Cuba. ,
All such pretensions are sure to meet
with a ill-n1 retuovl on the part of
Spain whlav however. will any nothing
[resolve ill her reply. an' the mm-
aggressive in her reply, as the govern-
ell States the responsibility for provok—
ing war against a country, which. as
they my hero baa made every honor-
able coon-salon short of the eureovler
of its rights and territory, to preserve
peace. '
All classes will fervently aupport the
government if it comes to caeremlly.
The suppressed emperatloa against
the United States Ia daily becoming
more intense. The American Consul-
ate at Malaga is now strongly guarded.
in the attempt on Saturday night to
start the rioting there again several
policemen were inlured by the atolls
thrown at them. some arreata were
made. mostly of students and rcugiva.
Hana alumina: me.
no Brian an Appeal from the What
araabPoiat Darren
Seattle. Wat-in. April is.-—Cl1arlea H.
Walker, third male of the m .1...—
" Orra. has arrived here after one of
the most remarkable lripa on record.
He left i‘oinl Barrow. Alaska. the first
of last November with two Invitations-.1)
11 dog train and followed the shore of
the Arctic Ocean to the mouth of the
McKenzie river. which be amended.
coming into civilization at Edmonton.
Mr. Walker brlnga an appeal from the
captain: of the whalera at Point Bar-
row to the Pacific Coast Steam Whal-
ing company to use every endeavor to
gel auppllea to them by the first of
June. l-lo than nothing of the govern-
ment relivf expedition now on Ila way.
There are. Mr. Walker said, 1115 people
at Point Barrow. who. by living on
short rutlona. will have enough anp'
plies to 1m there until the am of
July.
“or rain. on war no mm
A large rover handy to Transform
harlotoa Var-hip.
lly Associated Frau.
Philadelphia, April luv—The auxili-
ary cruiser 81. Paul is coming up the
Delaware river, being last reported an
naming thalamus Hook station. is
milea below title city. at 8:“ o’clock
thia morning file will probably be in
her dock at ('rarnp'a shipyard before
noon. a large rain or workmen is
may to been the work .1111an
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‘ Havana clgara were MI! W
‘ ‘7 manufactured at pment on the Florida
‘ ivltb this crop. and v:
"autumn, hm mower
recognition. indirectly, of the value of
mandamus tor ova produutoa or on
‘l' “W "M "a it it w W in the world. 151 ihé'v
coursed bio meat trip to the laugh.
Secretary of Agrinltpre Wl was
aaloulllled to vii-met that 1? mi
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“M 0! pate in also“:
11.5111. have been made
lion into the central region. Thus, It
may be expected that before long i'lor-
ldn will rival Cuba as a tobacco pro-
decor. in respect to the qvg‘volily 'of
”11.11.1111. the quality of its cigar leaf
. seems to be quite equal to [but of the
Vuelta Abajo
All the conditions of climate in Flor-
ida favor the production of the hillt-
cat grade of tobacco, Thea oil is much
like that of Cuba. and by the aid of the
system of spraying that imitates natur-
al rainfall, the plants are. ripened in
45 days after they are put out. Tobac-
co can be grown almost all the year
and cropa can be set out in every month
nearly
A vast area is suitable and available
for this branch of agricultural industry
'l'bolloboeoo. furthermore, has all the
qualities requisite for cigars. To be ill
for making cigars. the leaf must have a
peculiar texture and composition. Cl-
gar tobaccoa will grow only in certain
region. it a manufacturing type of
tobacco fit for pipe or plug be planted
in Connecticut it will acquire a like-
oeaa to the cigar type. and vice veraa.
ll la all a matter of sol! and climate.
But it is a very curious fact that where-
as regions in the latitude of Sumatra.
Cuba and Florida produce cigar tobac—
cos, one must jump over the interm
diate space in order to llnd cigar tobac-
ooa again. in Massachusetts. Connecti-
cut, Pennsylvania. Ohio. lndlana. lili-
noia and Wisconsin. The tobaccoa of
Virginia. Maryland. North Carolina and
other intervening states are main! only
for chewing. pipe smoking and the ex—
porl trade.
The growers in l-‘lorlvla use seed inl-
ported from Cuba. They are able to
get twi) and even three crops 3 year.
Of course. some are better able than
others. and often it is not possible to
tell why Only certain plantations in
the Vuella Abalo yield the finest cigar
tobacco, and it is the for wear and of
Cuba alone that furnishes the weeds"
so highly valued.-~Clncinnali Enquir—
er.
PERPEPT PASSENGER Slill’s.
The trawler going south who define
a abort trip by water. seeking cornv
fort. and pleasure. cannot select a more
delightful trip than via. llaiilmorc and
the lihcaapmke Boy, touching at Old
Point Comfort and Norfolk. thence
south via. the Southern Railway, the
great highway of travel lu-twmn .‘lortb
penile line is the foal mall route. The
lleet consists of the most magnificent
steamshipa afloat. tiny of Atlanta.
Charlotte, llanvllic and Baltimore.
leaving Baltimore every week day at
t: 30 p. 111.. for Norfolk, touching at Old
Point ('omfort.1'hevvc ahlpa are apoc—
laliy moatrucuvl for the Flay aervlce
and their appointments are as perfect
ea lute can Ingest. The Atlanta, the
Queen of the Bay. there has no vaaacl
of her class ever hem built to equal in
magnificence. The cabinet work. up—
holstering and tapealrlea glVo a perfect
combination of comfort and luxury. The
cuisine is perfect, and the tables are
supplied with the beat the market of-
fords. For full particulars regarding
Chou. poalve line roll or address Alex.
8. Thweait. Eastern l’uaaengor Agent,
271 Broadway.
3381' BARS IN THE B'l'ATP‘.
The authorities at the Hospital for
the Insane have inal built 11 large bare
it required seven hundred tuna of wall
alone to build the cellar. and 200,000
bricha for the walla and about 1.000
barrels of cement for tile floor. miller:
two hundred barrels of Portland as.
meat. The building in m tact long and
baa twenty large windowa and a ally-
light running the vmole length of the
buildlnfl. The building has an iron
mm roof and in heated with indirect
heat. Meadwaivrmbrougbllo
the vaaagara, by an overhead trolley.
bang-a it but aeolian arrangm
Mia an in tended to amodate
oar halved so»: it in mineral to
be the beat barn in the stale
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At a vacant m of the Kerr York
Library Annotation and 111v New York
Library club. a mime waa appoint»
ed to so carefully over the workout
dollvra W in on, and make a
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Mil. l3? -‘ '31. “135.31“ rm. 1.
buktvl by home .icstimony.
Kidney dvsnfvlirlv-Q'u r‘ivlari’ “tumbler-
Av: costar decrease here. .
poops Kidney Pills or; the cause
11‘ ll,
Relieving hacks and curing citizens
In their daily work
llere’ . a vase in point:
Mrs R. Blackburn. oi 46 First avenue.
says: i am greatly adverse to twan-
paper notorvv 131, and reluctantly allow
my testimony to appear ior' that rea~
mu but as l was greatly «benefited by
using Donn s K. dmy Pills, I want
"the” to know Hi the value of this
world. rilll remedy My kidneys were
not acting properly and hac' 1.31 he set in,
Hearing .1 good deal oi talk about
Donna Kidney; Pills druid lreading tom
n'ctvs notoes.1vv uccv me to tn
l’iai. More; more and get alright.
They worded off the last allavk, Since
then 1 have olvised more than one ac-
quaintance to use them i even insisted
upon my friend. Mrs Mom,” trying
them. 'livat should be suliicievlt evi-
dence of ill) estimation?
l'lvmt't'u' Kidney Pills are for sale by
all dcrlvrs. price so tents per box Sent
by until on receipt oi price. Your
Milbum Co.. Buffalo. N. Y. sole agents
for the U. 5. Remember the name.—
Dean e—asul take no subsutnlc.
"Charlie, dear." said young Uta.
'l'orlrina, "you know you used to any
that i had noaenae of humor."
“That is true. But I must confess
that you are getting on."
"i am glad to hear you ray ao. And
i have a treat in store for you. Pretty
soon I am going to ask you for' a
spring bonnet, and 1 want you to lamb
and be good-natured. just as you do
when you read of such thinga."~Wasb -
lumen Slur.
~Aoeton mmm
Suwrszllloua—lllnreas-Jane! have
you broken another plate?
Servant—Yea, mum; l did it on pur-
pose. l'd smashed thirteen, you know,
and flu"! sich an unlucky “whorl--
Til-Hts.
THEY ARE HERE.
The famous Blue B. Remedlea of the
"Joe Hhung Yoolt Series,” the life
study of E. Z. Brievogelle, A. hi, M.
D. No. 1 cures Rheumaliam: 2 cum
La Grippe; it cores a cough or cold; 4
cures Catarrh; 5 la a perfect appetiz-
lng tonic: 6 XXX Stimulating Plila
cure fmpolmce; "i la the Children's
Belief Soothing Syrup. Trial bottles
of all. We each, or cut this out and get
one free: 1,000 referencea on applica-
tion. Charles S. Finch. i8? Waahlng-
loo street. sole agent for South Nor-
walk, Conn.
“Here is a tough one." said the rec
llgious editor.
'Perbapa i can help you.” said the
police reporter. ”What la it?"
"A fellow stole ten bushels of wheat
when the stud was worth only to
centa a bushel. Now": he's got relig'
ion and warm to know whether he
ought to pay the man ten bushels of
dollar wheat or u. ’
The farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cola and bruises. Derll' a Witch Ha-
ul salve 1. the best thing to keep on
band it heals quickly, and la a well
known cure for piles. E. P. Weed.
Norwalk; 0. C. Sillloon. 80. Norwalk.
”I want a gentle bone for my wife
to drive," laid the prospective pur-
chaser. “Can you recommend this
one?"
"tea. indeed!" replied the owner:
"there lvv not a safer horse for a lady
to be found anywhere. and there’s not
one living he'a afraid of. " '
'And what la that? aalved the oth-
er. .
"lie is awfully alrald some one will
say whoa' to him d he won't hear
ll. " replied the m lloua owner.
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other household are for 113311 v1. have
found it vim. 4'!
Creel. N. Y.
Norwalk Chronicler