Startling/Charges node in the
“ballot Conference.
PMS!” “CHANGING VOTES.
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BUILDING 1101'
lathe heat locations.
.I. s. mammal. ,
Bethl-
Bulldlng lots.
TWOM deatrabiellnlldiagsLnt-m on airing sided, at
m th‘m“ 3 “‘60de
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“Mbmmasmd which
mmude
Carpet Departure I.
New Mons for completeness. Large-t alldm
attractive stock in the city New and art. sue de
sign: and latest elects in eoiorlnge.
Yelvets and Moquetdes.
Intirely new patter-arm Inoet exquisite shortage.
Body and Tapestry Brussels.
out In hundred «teem: patterns to soak: from.
and nest makes only.
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lngrnins.
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IIOUSA’I’OBIC DIVISION.
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LeaIeBridgeport tor Pitt-field
menu-acumen
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5.50 “ aeonmato'a
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N. Y. N. ll. dull. RAILROAD.
1 28 “I‘x‘d :
DRIVES
' Just MIMI. ’
"qu
1 Lot Hamburg Edging-3,
500 yards, 25c, worth 30 to
500.
1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 120 ,
.worth 15 to 25c.
i 1 Lot Corset Covers Hum
Jburg Trimmed, 21c.
i 3d Invoice of Kid Gloves.
embroidered back, 5 button,
{590‘
Bargains in Handkerchiels
{and Towels.
Wfl liliil‘dllldfl lllll' Pl'llll
Apriiad. 15m. I ‘
coma Inn. none an
4.50 a. In. Express. 1 1.16am. Wuh‘on Ix. .
5.16 Express. 45.31 “ Accent. I
5.40 “ Inbreae. 7.3-: “ ‘ W
5.50 Special. 8.46 “ Accom. - '
" M“: M' m NEW DRU s
a! ' ’ .
3.23 local 3? I113; Johnston Rx. . -
7.43 Wmikx. :1: “ 92m W “the
8.20 . ‘ av '
9.6“ Incaik 8.15" c) (ls a,ll"
mssmmt. :23?“ 1 ‘t - "
3.3 rm. , :32 ._. a up...“ n. WASHINGTON ST
'.. In ' . ... .spec.
1.20“" 30.21.» a.“ " Int-I mm Venn-«mam 1 crap.
3,; :. guru; :3 :: 3,365}:ng smfimnntuh as:
4.40 - Ito-tank nu " 't Bpncla “I“ ‘2"
see man gm .. mg“, Irredolthefmaltltockfinnm iehtohaveh
5.51 mom. ,1!!! ‘ Locum.
dot Accom. ‘IIM ‘ Adam Kane,
7.33 ‘ heath 11.47 ‘ Boston Bx.
8.1! “ B'port Spec 12.31 ' “ , .
6:: z: m At short notice and in theme“ new manner.
Islet .. want. In
sum“ Ito-nan. GEO. C. STILISON.
it}: from 3‘1“: " AAccont. ‘
t‘ p. In ccom. . “ coma J b M L t
'23:! ' 6.5] .In.AcroIn.
5.30 “ accom; p. P aco ' ay on,
‘ mmumnmam
Trains have Rant Nor-mil.
some Insa- noun ran.
to: a I 6.34 a. In.
7.13 . I ass "
no " I ma p.nI
not -- . ms --
11.41 -- i moo "
2.40 run.
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8.19 “
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C. T. flair-run.
‘ . Ag't
Inpntterns slmilartol ‘ and It ; ‘ , and
syn-ales not to be found elsewhere ‘
SPELL—~25 rolll all wool extra super! ingrain,
new and desirable patterns, at (the. mid yard
me
Art Squares. '
on Cloths.
Shades.
Rugs.
Haulage.
U phoiste: 3.
Spetinlhanzains in Irish Point. Madras. and Not.
tinglumlace Curtains Portions. Tntdie Covers.
PHI-hes Silks forsahcunains, 52c ‘
_—_—.......—...._.
Dress Geeds.
Special Bargains
—IK _...
Silk and Wool llenriettnj Cloth.
——-——ooo———-—- ‘
Cloaks.
Beaded shoulder Capes, Jllfijt'ls and
Wraps.
We ode-Ia large moment at lowest prices for
value In that)“ y.
M -—--
We I-hall otter some surprising hang:
in in
Children’s and rIllisses’
Dresses and tht'lllll‘llts
In due assortment. and at uremic-tally w wires.
Lodi'es’ Cotton Undo 'wear
WW3dM putts-fit the'Cit.
“er-"m m- ' °
JOHN H. SMITH
FLORIST.
”#9.“...
mm STREET. scorn NORWALK
ISOMETHING: NEW.
monument! III.
E VERY PAIR SOLD WITH
_F 01.1.0170“ GlMIMl TEE.
Warrant“ not to break not
roll up with one year’s wear.
If they do the nanny paid no
dbl- than will be nth-dad.
For an]. at the Ma Dry Gouda Store.
In Mat- Btmt. Non-II. no a
General In sursueed'gency
Pile. Life and AM
Ocean Steamship Titian-Cabin and SIM
Dnflaioroneltua‘ndmaand ”Ontario
Notaryl‘nbllc. rm manor-m
Railroad Tickets. muscled
to Destination.
“Walnutonstw Manitoulin-Irma.)
I South Nor-walk. Conn.
DAVID STOW
l-‘lllllll'l'lllll
Wanna-«mailman In «at m
OAK CHAMBER SUITS,
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS.
"mssrmsemszzso
PARLOR SUITS
From $30.00 Upwards.
Dining Room Tables,
Sideboards,
Lounges and Couches.
Rattan Chairs, Fauc Plush
Chairs, llat Racks. 1:
Cases, etc., etc.
AGIN'IS FOR 'l'lik
Standard Folding Bed.
Caiiandaeetheln at our ms. The finest
Bcdinlbemarmterthe-onq.
87, 89, '9] llalll ll.
Ul' STAINS,
SOUTH NORWALK
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1490 yds of 4 inch wide Oriental Lace, never before sold less
than 12%0
our price 5c. per yard.
17 24 yds. of a Fine Oriental Lace, 8 inches wide, and Worth ,
200. per yard will be sold at 100. per yard.
CORSET COVERS.
50 dozen fine Cambric Corset Covers, worth 21c; will be sold -
on Saturday for 90. each.
Examine our Night Robes, Chemise, Drawers, Corset Covers“ ’2
and White Skirts at 250. each.
Another Lot of Gents’ Linen Collars!
2 styles, turn down and round, only 90. each.
Gents’ Linen Cults,
50 dozen Ladies’
blacks. These goods
them On Saturday for
pair.
only 12.}0. per pair.
solid color Ingrain Hose, in slates, modes and '
per pair Wlll Qfi'gl'v ‘ "L
are well worth 310.
190.
1 lot of Ladies’ Silk Mitts, will sell on Saturday I..- 12st "per
I
1000 yards French Sateen, we Will make a special run on these
goods for 290.
(t
10 (t
5 u
6;
(I
I WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
FOR
Rags. Bones, Bottles iron
and Metals.
‘ O
finic- mori can sell thestoek aendin no}
la] card to It! by K
WILLIAM Pensions,
SOUTH Non“.
J. l‘. Peckwell.
1 Jane: [tint-k, Water 5L.
Norwalk. ‘- ' Conn.
Being unable to nan-rattan
HARNESS
‘l'oeclnnetrwith “3| Imam take. the
agonyotooeoi olden
mania the "are for the Inlet!
Harness, Saddles. Halters, Sor-
cingles. Pullers, kc.
Pine Harness To Order,
”anal. unsold-tend. .wmlwmmam
In ii 01 Wilton.
Hahn-NM "alumni!"
Sold everywhere for 37.}0 per yard.
5 cases Ladies’ Kid Button Boots, at $1.121» Worth $1. 7 5
Oxford Ties at 85c. worth $1. 25.
Children’ s Grain ,spring heel, at 95c. worth $1. 25. _
Ladies’ Kid Opera Slippers 670. per pair, worth $1.12 ,_ ,
Grain Button Boots, $1.15 “ ' 7'
Children’s School Shoes, 890 per pair worth $1. 25.
G. I: nurtures,
W he.
nail-gun.
; 'l'cnseanlafinttedltateahtantoue.
Ch (Sanctum-adult».
Tlld lllllltl ‘ Hillel.-
——-'Hll Kim—4»
,MEA'I'S
slam IN m m [ANNIE
”you want the choicest nan. ell-Md»
Wdtmflen vililadthunat
own-cu as [mm m
museum.
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.F- HAYEs.
nwenwcx. - WWII“
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1.50.
IWdemh,;m:
/
Millinery. j
8m: flats. 'l'nrhana. and Bonnets Lao Ribbon
Flower sand hatter-v. Cloves. l ranch a
I mhreihs at lowest price-
.—._....
lulrlald Av...
Special attention giI “to re-
pairs in all hrane es.
A good second-hind, Ire-sent-
all carriage for
Have clowded fonts; I.
days mentioned will foot n
THIS SAL-
LADIES’ HOSE.
Consisting 5f Cottori and Lisle
‘7‘ K j and fancy
colors, full regular made, regs.
lar prices from 25c. to 75c. per
. pair. Our price 3 prs. for We
Childrenls full regular made
ribbed iisle in NavyBlueJlrown
‘ ,and Black, regular price of
, these goods“ 19 40 and 50¢. per
Tuesday, Wednesday and In
May 15th. 16th and? 17th;
Will he memorable as the THREE GREATEST DRY GOODS DAYS In the history of South Norwalk.
Hosiery, Underwear, Dress Goods, Pfinis, Linens, Shades, Oil Cloths, &c
OUR SPEOIAL SALES
equal to a week’s regs
AT ANY COST.
pair Our price 3 prs. for 60c.
Sizes 5 to 8}.
colored Half-Hose, 3 pro for
500. These goods are chedp
at 250. per pair. .
Gents’ Balbriggan sumac
Lndics’ ribbed Jersey Vests,
with fancy crotcheted neck and
sleeves and ti boos, regular
lar business.
IT WILL FAY YOU
Gents’ foneystriped and solid 2P2“ for themselves Never
‘0 ordinary business intothe put week, and if therein an mone left In the
HA EN’T A
IF YO
One case of Century Cloths
at 8e per yard. These goods
sold before less than 10c. pr. yd.
Number of yards not liInited‘.
Turkey Red Damask 54' III.
wide, warranted fast color, 19¢
per yard
Our 70c. Unbleached Table
Chinook tor 49c. ' .
ht 901,1,
Onrlll Linen Towels, 19x36
inchesforlllc. ’ " ” '
Gents' Flannel Shirts, em—
broidered and plain,» athalt‘
their actual value.”
Remnantsof all LIneuTml
ing for kitchen purposes, at
12kt.
Figured Indie. Linen Lawn
m12%: ' I ,
The 11mm 05 must we are grating
is of the consumers,” each one at the. ”next thine.
HONEY BORROW 80m "
THE FOLLOWING PRICES PROYE IT .r'
E‘..1‘...1 ‘.—- .‘
ATTEND
on Clothsat 25 , "so
Norwalk Chronicler