Evening sentinel, Saturday, March 23, 1889 · page 2

 

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Boomers ME HAPPY.

Oklahoma to be Opened at Once
for Settlement.

IETI'RN tlI‘ (ILII Ill'l‘l‘ld’l I'ltlh'b'.

30.. Bade-u ttplmallrl I rml hraut's t on-
Irltatlon-‘Curp, Tanner Moliiliiatetlfni

Coronal-don" ol l‘rtt-Inu- 0th1 ha
“Gilli rullllal Tilpla'd uf Infttrsl.
Wailtlho'lu), Matt in . it. > ph- lama

tlonopenlng uptlw ”Hallo-inn li'll‘liul'y to
Ittlernent will In: Irh'ut'il today by President
Harri-on. lt will ombram about l,~4lt,llllt
mot land The country ails-vial by tin
Mutation is boundai on the moth by tin
Canadian river, ton point below Fort Iii-nu,
thmee north to tho ('imarron rlvur. along
that river in a northwestem direction fill
more distance, and thence duo not to a lull"!
near the Pawnee rou-rvulion, tin-two mutli ta'
the (finiarron riwr again, along that river
(lilo wait to tho Indian lllt'l’llllllll. tin-nu- din
antith along that meridian until iln- t'anudiim
river, the starting poinL I'I'Ill'llttll

“ll. John M. ('ilMl lute I’I't'f‘l\l'1i ll lI-lll'l
from his am, iout. Canon, “ll" i~ til min-
inand of the 'ultul Hiatus troop. nt Hkla'
honia station. 'l'lu- letter bran datn of
March IT, thedny prior to that on which a
conflict is reported to have m-i-iirml ll‘f uu-n
Lieut. Carson‘s formal and the llklahomn
boomers. Liout. t'armn may he loft Fort
Reno on Friday manning, the 15th, with
twenty men and six Indian Mints. for a
tWelve days scout through Oklahoma. He
had orders to remove all intnulers and to
take them to tht' Knittinsllni‘. Mort of till
boomers, as won as they heard of the arrival
of the troops, tied in all directions. and than
who remained were old men who shown-d no
very great dblxeition tn rmlnl the order it
pack up and go. t-lomeof them were taken
away in wagons provided by th'lll. t'anon.
The lieutenant says all these biotin-rs an
peaceable, law abiding citizens.

mil." ()7 BATTLE FLAIR;

Three days ago Senator Wade Hampton
(S. C.) addre-ied a letter to Senator Quay
(Pa) alkhig him to transmit to the surviving
when of the Fifth l’cnrtwylvania Volunteer
cavalry two flags captured from that regi-
ment during the late war. Senator Hampton
laid in bi» letter: “The muntry has now but
one nag, but the men who bore three which I
now send to you will be glad to see again the
tannerswhlch they born in the vivti war.”
Senator Quay replied: "I undertake, with
much satisfaction, to transmit tho mlors tn.»
the former proprietors, and insuri- you they
will be received by the Hllrt'll'nm of lln' regi‘
merit in the kindly spirit in whit-h you deliver
them, and will be to-ndcrly tron-mu! for the
nke of old aluminum, and in hlh- of the
multiplying evidences. that the mums and
animoaitias of the civil war an- finial."

cryostat} m1) ouasr's coxvmiuriox.

Gen. Adam liadeau, whom f1ifllrirl't’fly
with the family of lien. tirant nvvr the
anthorrhip of the ”Grant Eli-imam" attractid
In much attention last ymr. Id in the-city

’ the nomination of L'nl. I'rul Grant
to he minim to Amtrin. Col. Grant's friends
any that his clforts will he of no avatl, and
that the nomination would have berm con-
firmed if the senate had remained in «axon
a transacted any luminous.

zvncrzscr rm: 7"th Ql’l‘tlJl-TITATIUK.

Secretary Tracy has dlflllfll in tin.- (awe of
a discharged clerk in the yard. mulllll'ke
ofliee at the Navy Yard, who made an appli—
cation for reimtatenicnt upon the grourub
of Wang a good soldier's record, that
while a soldier's m-ord is a good runmnmla-
tion for apwintruent to and rvtcntimt in
(dice, yet the qtiention of clfl'iuncy inn-t hr,

mat to all others. In this com the
clerk was discharged for incflh'ient'y and the
larctary ref lbei to reinstate him.
solitxartnxs BY “m: rumour.

Secretary Tracy said that among the nomi-
“”013 seat to the senate yeotosnlay, but not
delivered, was that of Corp. Tanner, ll; be
minimum" of pom-hide. Among the other
liminationv sentinwas said to be that of
“'illiam H. Calkim, ckawmgresnmnn from
Indiana, tube cornmimiumer of the general
land office. The president's nmsger martial
thedwrofthe senate with u»..- and other
nomination ju‘t av Vim l’rmltltettl Mort-m
declared the senate ad jammed.

lltKIItTAS‘I ‘ro wupiuw.
For the information of 1hr? amiy..ldjt.
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minil soldier

the army in crmtiiurmcnt an.
der 3‘ bars

of daemon will not bu: die

 
 
 

w- from such confine-
. of enlivtnient I?

(id but volrlable. It storm that if he b.»
"_ ' ofagehecanonlylu: do»
u a the application of he parmt or
' - o ice,ifhehe tinder It; or“
.. 1’ .. («intoxicated at “will“? a
his enl'mment.

 
 
 
 

arc/n.9,

Senator Waxhburn, who bay for moral
day: been quite ill and confirm! to his room
at the Arlington hotel, 8 much warm!
has 'to be able to be out why.

Lasting man have not no yet come to
any definite cone—lama in to when the waste
willadjonni, but that.» harm to beaseati—
rnrnt favorable to getting away about the
aidofnextweek,«at dictator by Walla-v
day. April :1 .

At the dqartment of agriculture it is re

as settled that l’rofeaov llilgarde, of
the Agricultural college of California, will
he the mutant secretary of agriculture. A
number of mining camlidatu have ateppul
a: one ride for his Inherit, and the Pacific
wwwueansnomht he lathenran.

The receiving ohip Franklin. which was
fit to Yorktown at the centennial celebrao

' inlabgwill be rent to the centennial
“Mar in New York mtweek. Iler
“timber. Shelia-battery“
trusty-iguana She is to mire-eat the
dd-vyhstrikingcmitrart mtbenowoteel

,mnmnaadchicagu.

Chaphin Bible, of the navy, has been
granted‘thirtydayr' leave. Heb-star sane
“been argued in preparing an Micki
macaw-dam navy yard. Ilia

 

 

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A MURDERER CONFESSES.

Inni- l.ablw ,ti'knowlr-tgi-u Killing lilo
Wife and My. hlie a.» lI-laltlilu .3
l‘u’tnws. N. J , Man In 1.“... Total» In be,
the lab rrr “In-latldi'tuil I» rut up bi~ young
wilt-ant 2 mm III Ilww-miv n l Nlllllllllfl
"ml for murdu-r, Im~ Hm lo a Iuinml slut»
ment to the warden llt‘tlllilt":qi't~ to having
killed In» info, but an)» rhu- mu uninithlu
and Mo i'vlllllilllul tho not in a III of J-nluiiw
Houn-utioim it you“; iuuno-d mun “Inn A-
well lmmm hou- and Is mom for \I'In-vh-i‘ it,
\Vllv-Utl - Noni-,1 Min-hum i‘ultllciln, n~ luv.
lug I-wu Inluimto Willi ill't' 'llir Ill, Id Inn-tun
lln' Itiiii'd-I Lo ‘.‘Il’ In- null-d hll lln- ~ll‘n’l,
and tall iln- other man t'lllll tho m u do“
iih “llt’ luld llllii .-ln~ u-vnl-l Il\-- t‘llil him In!
"low. nnd Iu- I‘IN'th’tl that in. our our numb I
how but: \l'ulldli; iututlu- Inn-d t'u-«In be r:-
tut'uvd lllll un-uu-ut nod tool. ip tlu- klillt
and litturkml llt‘l‘. but she lnnhht hold. A!
allt'lil) I'll IIW llm'l' hr with rlli' ll‘li'l Hill
“Uh, 'l‘nniu. dour. don‘t lull mo" Tim, In
any», vimmi Inn: to pane for n niumvnt. but
ho Illllolli‘li hi~ blond} “'qu I.) inllo'tmg up
unrdnf fort) do!» on tho “union. l-llllllt
und~ by mymg that Ito i~ glad that ho Itillu:
hwr, and ttmt ln- “nub lllllll'fllr'l, ill" mum
lIII' i-s‘lfrl'.

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FIRE‘AND PANIC

in ST. LOUIS. I
Too llumiri-d Litre Impi-rlllml in It“:
hlutntmd Hugging [Lu-fury. I
if L"! l~. ~durrii :53} I‘m- Hull-HI iii 1,
«It‘s-u I. )mlwl'dn} ullvi‘im vn Ill lin- Slutidnnii
“0,331“; fm'iory, on Stoddard nwnuv. umn
'l'uull'ldslrwi. Owing to lIn- tnlInInumldtl
tmtm. If to» budding and m-ula-nh th-
IIuin-m ~pr. ad rapidly and mutual tlu- \\ ildmt
[unto among the 200 oinplnym. Inmt ul
“hum m-n- Klt'i“. .\ rush on:- mmb- tor ihr ‘
mirrow stuirwny. but beforo linlf tlu- nmuls-i ‘
could (N'npt‘ tlzn-y found llltPlll‘l‘lVl'n out oil,
by heat and alumina
Willi tho- aid of the to“ men uniploy-ul in
the building the panit‘ >trli'ko-n girl~ all" .
iii-do! in making their way through tlu
rlllllifl' und llflllli’n to it plura- “lwro they
muld drop out to ruilllt‘ lo‘w adjoining build-
ing", and all won- thus mini and uninjurnl, “
With the IXI'I’IIIII'II of Ada lxbrm'ht, “In .
was found hon ibly burns-I. Charlm tinfr:ni,;
wliovtoi‘lcul boron-ally in gutting the gill-
out of tho bunting building, rmnninul to- "
long and mu i-oiiip-llo-d to jump from oi
thir-I story window. llc- was t~-rribly iii-
jurod, but will not die. A man “It” one run’
over by a fire engine was tnlo-n away by
friends before his name could be learnt-d.
'l'hc [A'f‘llflhlil‘y lore; by the llru “ill not ex-
mvl HIM”).

.\ “’oninn'a Terrible llxpc'rii-m'on !
Zarirzsvtux, 0.. Man-h :1:.~«.\'i',;ht ln-tore'
“hf, a, David llutro, n m-nlthy formcr 0ft
Brush t'n-ok township, and lib wife won,
about to I't'lll'i: for the night, ti knock W113i
board at the door, Upon opt-hing it n rei‘ol- i
vc-r “3‘ ”mid into Mr. Dutru‘s Ina-o by an
un‘nn tun iiiziii.uitii--r a negro or With hit,
from ldolicnwl.whodoinaudedmonoy. llutn '
'ld llw nmn's arm, and n til-rm- etrugglw
l fora h-w minuteanftor which the.‘
ft‘hiiiiltlLl s. are buried from tin.- porflt, enabling
llu’iv. to I’I'll‘l‘fll and bai'rh-ado the door.I
)luinwlnli- Mm llutro. who “it." partially
dinYUlnftl, booumt- frightenul and left the
linilst! through the rear flour to none tin.
imighbumi. but loot ill-r way in the darkness. 1
amt aflur Wandering about for some time fi-ll
front on omlnmkim-nt eighteen foot high,
hulking [Wu ribs and rendn-nng her um‘un- .
scram. When found iii the morning pill: wuz <
suffering severely front her llljlll'ltni and ex- 5
putative. as the night WM cold and dampi
Tin-rt- i- no view to the robber. I
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.\ Brutal llualralnl'a Art. i
(.'l.\’l'l.\'XA‘l'l, .llan-h Zi-l’alrick Truman;
who has been a well to do builder and con-
tractor, but who through drunkennms hail
lot-pt h'b bit-doom and in without H’L’llpflllnn,
lli'[v-Illllflg on his Wife to timmtnin tho family
of 511 i-hildrr-ti, iL-r-aiiltcsl his Wife while :he
was at work ironing clothing and ran a red
hot poker through her chmk into her mouth,
Her jaw wan broken. l'hydctans my blood?
[blending will mmt certainly follow and'
cause her death. Trainor was urn-stud llet ,
otfenv: was in saying to hLv demand for dinner L
that there Win. no fay-l in the hum», m all:
had not rwcivi-dyny for the hut Work sin
had lliJlle.

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.| Wedding Postponed. .
lui'isvitmz, Ky, Mart-h Zi—The warring: i
of J. \l'ill O'Brien and Emma Geiger, which ;

with to have taken place at 9 [Width Thur»- : - -

day night did not, because the bridvgrmmun ,
b.» way In the church wan assaulted by foot»;
‘01-, who rolling] him and left him tin-'1 or
flfiwllh in a dark alley. His puns-c, with 3:35, ,
and notch and jewelry, Worth 31ml, were
stolen. Moanwhilgn largo assemblage had
gathered at the church and the Illlfllztt‘f’ via:
waiting the bridal putty. Tho,- bride did not I
get word of the misfortune till an hum-of l
great auxiort y bad med. :

An Independent Ticket in Cindi-nail. §

Clxa'lxxart. March Zi.—-'l'ho Committee of
Fin.- Iluualred met in secret rum-lave and,
numnmtol Daniel Shine, the wal merchant. i
for mayor. in oppmti-yu to the rrgular lie-
pubiiran and Drum-ratio candidatm. The
committm: mdnrml the Demos-ratin- candi-
date. for police judge and police u-urt prui- ,
tutor. The Inlauu: of the ticket will be mad: '
up from tin-other tuo lll'litrls alrmdy in tin "

field. > _ , I

I‘Zlopv'nu-nt in Scranton.
measrox. l’a, March Liz—Arthur Hay '
lain, a young squrtiug man, Well known in g
“118 llo'alifji, cit-[p5] with “In, £1nt I
Knowles, daughter of a hotel proprietor, and ‘
the couple were married at Binghamtou, S,
Y. On their return the 'Iady'i parents met
them and forgave them, but tlwyuung man's
author has: not yet mutated to receive he!
daughter-io'law.

 

l’erlla of the lien.

BAIJIIIOBE, March alt—Tin: steamship
Pirate arrived from Fort Antonio, Jamaica,
and reports a very rough voyage. Capt.
Graham had his ribs broln-n by Icing knocked
down by a heavy 5m. On March 19 the
Pirate sighted a three matted schomier fifteen
mile: north of Hatteras. Her mainmast war
gone and the miuenmast broken at. the eye
of the rigging.

Macao-'- Bantu“ Schedule.

Parson-ms. N. J.. Starch Zi—Princeton’:
Msloll guinea [hie mama will be as follows:
Print-eta: against Jersey City, March 30;
Detrcdt. Apnl at: Rutgers, April 21: Yale,
Agni] '5: Jaspch, May 1; Harvard, May 11.
Yale, May in; University of Pennsylvania,
lay 2'»; ltiverton, June 5; Princeton Gradu
ata. June l7.

 

 

 

Fatal Dispute About Property.

Saw A Learnt. Ind, March 22—4 fatal
Walling afl'ray occurredm what is known
aatlm l'oiut. below New Albany, Ii L Ad-
dison being the victim and Edward Lowrie
the murderer. Add'non liar since died. The
killing origina tul over the ownenhip of our!
liq-fly. lllWI'II.’ has not been captured.

.\ signal of Dlatrcna.
Pomona. x. 11.. larch zt—lt in re-
wmmflmkhndhghtmtmm
Ywhlafisdhplayiagahz athalfnavt.
Ummmfldm The.
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gLEVElAIII'
SUPERIOR

IIIIIIIIIIPIIWIIHI

TIIE PIIIIEST IIIII BEST

Is made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. strictl pure birarlmnate of
Mlllll. and a small portion of flour as a
ircaervalive. nothing ebu- wlmtcw-r. and
III warranted entirely Irma from alum,
ammonia, phimphatoit. lime. and all the
a-lultI-rauta frequently foam in baking
powders. The character of materials
um-d. tin-tr purity, and tho nic'oty of tha-ir
combination, render Cleveland's ruperior
baking wwdortho moot healthful and most
cl'tllltllllli‘lll in use. and it always aflmdu
u lltvll'NlIIlt'. milritioun. and da-liciono food.
It iii recommended for purity. healthful-
lozu and (‘lllt‘lt‘llf'y by (invl't‘nmt‘nl and
h'lnto chi-mists. t'ilt'llllr-‘ls of Boards of
Health. and pom-morn in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in vans. full weight.
('mnnusn llumimns, Auusv. N. Y.

 
 
 
 

The Choicest Tea Ever C522
PERFECTLY PURE.

A .‘llus‘l' DELICIOUS ltli‘v’ldtlt’ili ’1 HF 11‘.
3:: vii. :m: :2 1:7 char. '

it is the lltrmn-r Glitf‘l'. li-tv. gm 2--
II » lint plantation-i :u. l,| '4 wt .5 ’1»
3 m- and frow- fr-vio all .t‘
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ll. IIIIOIIIIEIIII-Il',
CIIAS. II. I‘EllllIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.

Portraits

N oil,pistul and rrsyon. Binrk and
Paetela. Art work of all dswnptions.
I). u t'tmfll'z, ntamford.
THOMAS HALLOIKAN. NOIWNK.

ufiiinn 8. III

11 Main St., Norwalk, Ct”

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Wholesale and Retail

DRUGGIST S.

H’Spetisl attention paid to I‘rvrerripuvmomhlch
are compounded by a graduate of the New York
College of Pharmacy.

N. Y. N. H. d: H. BAILRIIAD.

December”. 1568.
some wn‘r. corn luv.
5.1611. in. Bxpreev. 6.31 " Antoni.

. 5m ” Exoreee. 7.3b “ Armin.

‘ 6.12 " Local Er. 8.50 ” Ate-rm.
6:05 " B'port.tlp. 9.16 " Local .
7.: “ local Ex. 10.42 Armin
7.3 “ l/xalEx. 12.13p.nr.Boston Ix.
~25 " hw:l£1.fl 1.07 " becaéflw
8.3l " '..'.S wci . .43 ” 8 'x c at.
94.6 “ media 9 3.07 " Irwin Ex.
9.36 “ Acmrn, 4.11 " Brianna.

10.13 “ Bx. N: “ Acton.

11.15 ” localltx. 5.09 " Rough.
1:.50p.m..Erpreas. 5.13 " Acmnrrn.
1.2.0 “ 80.N.op 7.18 ‘? Local uproar
2.“ “ Armin. 7.2? " Bridzd'pt Acc.
4.46 “ Boston Ex. 5 t9 ” Acton.

606 ‘ ht ford Act. 9.49 ” Acton.

. so) “ Exp no: “ AWKIM.
6.36 “ Stamford Acc 1213 " Boptoalls.
8.11 “ Il'port Spec. henna".

10.15 ” Accom. 7.33 ” Armin.

timna. 9.11" Acton.
9.15 Antoni. 6.51 p.tn. Arms.
6.1”! In ‘Accom.
‘ 7.28 " Exp.
8.59 ” anon.

on... u.” CIR (3.3.7....

some sun some luv.

6.07am 8.31 3.111.

6.521 " ‘ 5.56 "

1.19 :' i 1.41 min.
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11.41 “ I m u

2.40 p. in. I Id "

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3.01 "

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Gen. I’m. aft

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Gen. 8e

HOUSATONIC BAILBIMII.

DASBUBI it NORWAII DIVISION.
Corrected February «h. 1568.

Pam-germ”
SOUTII.
Lv.ltorwalk. 11.80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilma l’oia
782nm. 756nm. Smart.
817 be 8m to . It
1003 " 1013 ” 103) “
1250p.in. 10min. 107nm.
m " " m u
618 “Hired 68 “liked 646 “l‘x'd
am I. be 6m 0| aa ”‘5 u
N“: " " 1021 " " 10.11 " “
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9ma.in.
6.04pm
NOBTII. ,
Lv.WflsonPoiaL Lv.So.Itorwalk. ALKonIIk
110 a. in. Hired lilaha. l'x'd “2 10 liked
65 a! M ‘5 M u 6.1 u
845 “ 918 ” 928a...
1201 “ 1213p.l. 1215 I.
250 "liked tto "liked stained
425mm. 512 “ 5171:...
32:: 3 635 ” ‘40 "
1310 “Kind 1017 “liked 103mm
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SOUTH NORWALK'EVENING SENTINE

 
 

SUCCESS

Has Indeed Perched Upon Our
BANNER-

The system of selling reliable goods at a
small profit, has been from the first our great
aim, and by the patronage given us by. the
maple of Norwalk and vicinity, we feel quite
positive that our great object has been attained.

 

Why do People Flock to the Boston Store

and Buy There?

BECAUSE—We give the public first-class service.
BECAUSE—Our prices are lower than any other house

BECAUSE—The quality of our goods cannot be excel-
led; and if not satisfactory in every particular. you
w always find us willing to exchange. refund the
money. or in some manner make everything satisfac-
tory to the customer.

 

We will continue our 29 cent

Sale on some of our line of

goods as advertised last week.

 

tilt—Blah(Initiating
(Innis.

We or.» now preparml to offer for the
public’o inspection the moat eimplele
llnt' of Spring Novelties in combination
and Robe Pattern Drm Goods. Inning
confident that combination: will be worn
more than ever before. we have selected
a very choice line of there. 1 hey com-
prise Band suits at $4.72, 1251 and “0.

$21.72

Thu-so outta are in Navy Blue- and
Saplyire and Black. with silk strip-- run-
ning through the entire length of pattern
and never sold for lrsq than $5.73 a robe.

$7084 //

Thu-ac suits are “’0'" worth crimin-
iog. They are Tri Int'llv-s wide with a
Woven band running the full length of
‘% yards. giving a big pattern. so any one
will be able to have plenty of goods and
good tine draperies. The quslity In A
So. 1. German Broadcloth. They come
io‘. Yinnamon and Golden Bmwn,‘ Milling,
Blue and F reach Gray.

$10.00

These Cashmere F uule suits in texture
are superior to all others. To the feel-
Inc; of the hand: they are fillky and still
tit-'y have the body «weight is not always
the paint). If you have life, body and
still have a fabric that is soft and pliable
you have eomethiog that will give you
excellent wear. That is what we guar.
anti-e for this goods.

“'9 also have combinations at “1.98.
illlio. $13 66, “5.50. $17.50, $21 00 and
$23.60. These are all Imported French
Fabric: and cannot be procured eta»
where. as the “Baton Snydtcnfr" iin»
port them for Iheir own trade. Space
will not permit or to give a description
of them but we are confident that it you
look at our line of combination and who
suiting: you will not purchase either in
New York or Bridgeport.

IIIIlltI, Pinball snacks

In Silk and Wool we now offer at

. 49c
45c

A full line French Cashmere. Gob
ling, Saphire and Navy Blue. French
Gray. llyrt Green. Cardinal. Mahogany
and Golden rown. There we will run
for a while at 45c

49c

A yard. We still have our full line
of Spring abode-of that 42 inch Henriet-
ta that we have been running the last
year at this price. We know we can't

Our price is still 492 a yard. .

Special ofler. We want to call your
“fl“??? """..i.°“£&"“’.i°'n”°..£
a . n o
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746 "

A yard for a 9% grade of llrap de
Alma. For its wearing qualities you all
know that these goods cannot be beaten.
The price is right. You are making a
pure save of 24c a yard on these goods.
Therefore snap them up before its too late
and you are left.

diminish.

The indications are all in favor of
an early Spring but we are prepared for
it in offering you a very choice selection
of novelties in black and fancy Jackets.

Black Jersey Jackets at
$2.98

Black Tailor finished Jersey Jackets
in all styles. at $3.95. $1.25, 34.49. “.98,
$5.49 and $6.50.

Black English Corkscrew Jackets, in
all styles. at $5.49, $7.50, $9.98, $10.50.
$12.99.

Wide Whale Diagonal Jackets $5.49
and $7.49.

We have a very fine selection of Fancy
English Broadcloth Jackets with vest.
reversible and lapel fronts in the wood
shades. saphires. myrtle green. goblin
blue. mahogany. stripes. checks and
Scotch plaids at $2 95, 3 89, 3 95. 4 21,
.349. 6 00, and G 95.

LIIIIIIS & tinnitus Blouses

We have a very fine selection of these
goods in plain and fancy checks and
plaids. Prices are very cheap.

89. 98 and 1 59

We have just received a new line of
silk pin-hes and having bought them at
a great sacrifice we are able to offer
them at a price far below their market
value. They are well worth 62c, but
this one lot we are prepared to other you

for 39c

In this same shipment we also receiv-
ed a few pieces of changeable moire
silks, of the latest shades and oolorings,
from which you may have your choice at

39c peryard

”film“ Sills.

8
In these we have a line of at least
35differentehadee,20 inches wide. and

pure silk for
. 69c
Printed India Silks-

We have a choice variety in new
shade- and coloring in both large and

mall figures at ,
49c
Paine Francoise-
Our line of these consists of at least
15 diflereat colors, in which you will
find all tbelatert spring shades, and our

price- are
98c and 91.09
Fancy Stripe Intre—

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79c _

This is what we consider a bargain
in every sense of the word.

Plain Sattns—

In these we have a line commuting of
I nearly every ohade and color. Our prices

m 29c and 48c
Black Silks—

In black silks we are prepared to of-
fer you what we consider to be the best
line ever shown in Norwalk.

Paine Prancatse—

Theee are silks which are growing
into favor more and more every day,
not only on account of their beamy, but
also for their splendid wearing qualities.
In these we would call your attention to
three lots which we place on our coun-
ters to day for

Black Gro Grain—

Everyono knows what these are, so
would just quote our prices on twof‘l)
special qualities, namely: One quality 21

inch for
S I .09

The other '21 inch wide is one of the cel-
ebrated Gui net's cashmere bell one for

$1.35

The regular price on which in both New
York and Boston is $1.50 per yard.

Black Rhadanies—

For durability. luster, and line finish
these are the best. The prices for the
silks will he '

69, 89%, 1.371, 1.50
Dress Hindus.

Just received a new line Scotch Ging-
hams in spring colors in both plain and
plaid. regular price 29c.. our price

210

We have a choice selection of the
French Zephyr Ginghamv, whihh it will
pay you tolook at, for if youlook we
feel confident you will porch-re. The
price for this beautiful fabric is but

12-h: per yd.
SRIIIIII.

We feel confident that we have the
largest. the best and the moat choice
line of aatins that has ever been shown

 

French makes. The prince on the Amer-
ican satins we havemade
I 2&0

This same line sold for 15c. last salon.

French Satinea.

For beauty of design and entire new
colorlngs this line is unexeelled. We
received for the more goods Int reason
33c.: this seuon owing to early buying.

we offer them for
250

We have been able to obtain afew
pieces of the extra line Henrietta Finish
which arede worth 60c.,tlieee

we ofler at
3710 per yd.

 

in town in both the American and.

TAYIDR an GOLDEN.

Real Estate. Fire. Life. Accident,
Plate Glen. and Stun Iloller

INSURANCE AGENTS

All. “can for the Dale of
Delve-lure and Far- loviaaae
d k 7 per cellular-do.

nonna- Negotiated.
orrtclz—n an Wumugmn 51.. 110. Norwalk.

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Artificial Itono Steps. Celtic.
LAWN lOLLBIIa

)A liRIAGiE BLOCKS.
&C., &c.l

Manufactured by C. T. lEONMID,

as Water ltvcet. tilt ty

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80. NOKW'ALK.

SKILLEI)

.._ — » 0-9 ‘ , 'I'tu- followirv’s the certificate of B. I). Baylor. I
. grill-tau.- of the lnoua school of lloruwgy. now

.FRAMING at lowest oncet. ‘ .‘
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_ Full line oi Artisti’ Materials.
New and Second-Hand

,- JEWELER,

No. 15 llallroud Place.
w A c O N s Win‘oiii.lfied..l"eb.l&h.l&.
’ This is to cert: thst Ir. a. D. Dayle-harbour

with M aupupl.and I can highly neon-end
him an a good watchmakerto any in need of the
mucus o a competent and tin- workman. mean
inmoatunneworkuan man: he an a IN"!
the and complete set of too 0. and ha- laade Ian
special tonic under my instruction; hirimlln‘
[ierfcctlgnelegnnh and Insight go on and atata Incl:
more. i rpaee forbidl He will make a VB!
valuable adnition to any jewelry Item and I Mall!
recommend the young man to any one. Ir. Ell.
has done chronometer. chronograph and repeat.
work in flirt-c his style. He hu done America.
English and Swiss work and general repairing about
all alt-us of mm. lie does his work My.
Yours truly. W. P. A. W00 .

New and Second-Hand

CARTS,

A Lot of

Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer-’5 Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.

 

EVENING
Commercial Sc

BCSIN”,DIPARTIINT~By a system of

FER EIZER out“. w I" kind. 0' mm P". “m
T , which must olarsdobmtnear. they arepnetleally
fitted for an commercial ition. W—

Ionday. W outlay and Fri all.
Grass Seed. snowman AND :ri' emu-into on.

. who
Thunda evenings. _

Gllt A'S CLASS—A practical teeth: from
Yale College gives lessons _two rfternooaa melt

week
Would bepleascdto have you all or write for
particular. PMNK II. RUSOOI.

Gazelle Building, Nor-walls, Ct.
P. 8.-—Also at Business Department, Bring?“
no

CARNDIES

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CORNUCOPIAB. CANDY TOYS. auda mu Inert-
. wt of intramural undy.

IIIrsJohn Holland.

MUDIB’S Ill-00‘-

Seed Oats.

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Barn-Yard Manures.

RIIMINII IRIS

BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Ollice

Any one in want of emulo

 

 

t. or whiting to

change bin or her place, will It will y them to
call here and register their names. ice free-
tiintletneii will he charged the sum of S etc. If

you want to buy. or sell. or rent. oreaquire for any
thing you can do so here. u we will advertiee at the
other every day. We have a nittmg room for Ladies
and one for Genie also.

m1

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1. .‘I

We haves restaurant where you can get anything
from a be. candwtch to a full meal at all hour-
Itoaidby the day orweek; also lodging.
m in Your! Wily, BEE BIVE,
No. 5 Water at" Borough.

Lent EasCome

Andwe are prepared to furnish all kinds of

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Wholenle and Retail. [lave made arrange-
ments for an extra quantity every day through Lent.

GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS

That have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radislios,
Pickled Oysters,

915-"

The Best Kladling Wood

Nowtobehadtseoldbyc '1'. Win up or

50 lbs. at 500 Each.

0n: cents worth is what to kindle any ordinary

c. 1'. Lnosann,
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18 North Mlain St.

SPRIHEETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.

Fine Line of Gilts

At 25, 30, and .00 (lento, Double Roll.

7 ‘ - .
-3... MARKET in 32:?" Embossed Gflts
FIRES]! EVERY DAY New Styles, at 40c. Double Roll,
—A‘I’— ——Af—— .

HUNT & ZELUFF’S.

AmhlarRSumis

J AN UmY, l 889.

DECKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Store,

18 North lain'St"
South Norwalk, Ct.

"CASH
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We ofla duringthi: month a

LARGE STOCI{

WRITER ILRIKS,

Sew Goods, at Cost.

One lot, old styles, at $2.00

 
 

 
 

for choice. .

Large lot Dress Goods
marked 25 to 50c placed on ONLY LOOK!
separate counters at uniform . 0
price of 150 per yard.

20 per cent. discount on “MIP‘BE‘PIW’th'flgfig
marked prices of leather fife'gwglffw“ SHE”- fig
Glovesaud Mittens. wig-ragga“ ”a

Many other goods reduced gallium: my; ........................ 1:3
to make room for new goods g2:sugar..-.1:11:11:11:::1::::'.;::‘:‘.&°§
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IIIBLE RSIIIIIIS.

A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard on Finish.

Wire Steel Door Mats,
”lawman.

W. Ofiflflxflm

 

 

 

 

—A’I'—

W. HIWII‘II SIIIIIIIII'S,

92 Washington Street.

 

A. S. FERRIS,

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.

m‘qflmam.
“Wall-atolls. - lentil-twain.