Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, March 27, 1889 · page 2

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tAiil or WAIIISNGION.

Congressman Cox and the
Eleventh Census.

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“HIEIUOII of the Lulu lurr ('uurt Mar-
tU—‘I‘IIO New (luuboat \‘uihtimn—t'un-
III-Nona iuul Appointments <- \ I'aper
m Intern-vita Natal (ltllivn.

Wumxon-s. March :2 l.~- ii illlnlllu
Mollie“! Yorkmullel on the lvl’l‘~lxll'llt
Way "to talk minus lul :i lru lliIlIIllt“,"
”hem“. “Idrew up tho bill. pmrnling
lathe Int 00qu and this vue,"anlil Mr.
00!. “Indltm Milieu! In we lliul n gfind
whpln‘etl at the Iii-nil i-f alliilrs. The
Mhulmn rinipltlh-d i'uiN-lvrubly. “'1'
five reduced the number of [wartime philo-
”It“! "fills- --— ”tintii‘ Iirm'lllll‘fi ..- fur
whare than worn twenty-sown principal sub-
jeculnthe tenth census, there will only be
mm In the eleventh. I am HIIIIII)’ going to
delcrlbe to the president the hind {if a super-
lntflldmtllhink We ought to Iinve. There
arm‘- to be plenty of good IllllIt‘I'Illl \iilluig
tit-crime itself."

1111 Citations Adam's? tin. NIZW.

John C. New appeared lcfuro- the senate
cannilttee on connneri-o to mum-r the charges
mud. against him. EhSennlor McDonald.
0! Indiana, and I. W. Ilulforil, the prisi-
dent'a private aecmtary, ammml before the
committee In behalf "I Mr. New. At the
conclulkmol thehcuring lIll‘I'Iilllllllllcu IIA‘
mined unanimously on a favorable rrpnrt
W theucmlnatlon (II Mr, Ni-I'. to I» consul
[mail at London.

In LYchm OUl’Il’l' MARTIAL.

Bela! theLydecker court martial the mm
mm of Lieut. Townsend was con-
t‘lnuod. The had work found but summer in
the aqueduct, he told Col ('onlstm'k. was of
the-uncharacteras that diiwuwml in the
autumn. There In! had work ("unit prior
“the mutation of the charges. and also

to the discovery of the had work in the
New York tunnel. In a previous case of the
discovery of had work the inspector, O‘Brien,
war not discharged, but was cautioned and
allowed to remain on the work. In other in.
stance: the inspectors ori-r had work were
always discharged “O‘Brien hail the repu-
tl of being one of tho lit-at. inspectors in
the l," Lieut. Townsend said, “and I
wasnotsnro but that he might be mistaken
in his inspection. Therefore I thought it
but to give him mother trial." The Iii-uten-
ant stated that the contractors had made in-
qncnt offers to repair the tunnel at their own
expense, but they could not be fll'i'tfplul on
account of an act. of cungro-s Vl'Illi'Il put a
atop to all work.

I’ll! YuItKTmt .\'.

Agood deal of pro-Miri- H Irvin; brought
to lie-r bynnvnl ntlivrrs t-i Mfl‘llh.‘ unsign—
merits t0 the new gunlnut Yorktown, \IIIIl‘Il
kaoontogo into Oinlllllmliill. While this is
gmflluy the case upon thn t'ufllplutitill 0f 3
new vase], the Yorktown hulls nut superior
inducements, because of Ilt'I' llIlt‘ oilii-i-rs’
quartersaml generally g-ol qualities. It is
the Mt understanding that sh»- will be
commandal by Commander L'hii-lwivk. now
attached to the American Iogntinn in Il'Iliqu,

cosnmta‘noxs.

Themtein secret session i-imfinncd the
following nominations: James Tanner, com-
minions of pensions; Jeremiah Sullivan,
collectm'of custom: for Montana and Idaho.
David M. Lina-v, special examiner «lnigs,
ctc., New Orleans; James W. \l’nkoiiold,
collector of customs, Bath. .\i.-.: Sclignmn
Brothers, special fiscal agents, navy depart-
ment, at London; Gmrgo \l’. .‘III'IlrnIv, ml-
Iectorof custom»; for (ii-and lion-n. Mich;
Charles G. Edwards, collector of custom; for
Manama; Charles III. Bradshaw, I'Ullt‘CtOI'
d customs, Puget Sound; 7.. 'I‘. Wal—
mliil, United States attorney. Indian Terri-
tory; 'I'. B Nee-lies, marshal, Indian Terri-
torsz. M. Sliat'kleford, judge, Indian Terri—
tory; and the following [Vblllllb‘tl'fli I’enn-
”hula—SI. II. Higlcy, .‘Iinvrwilln: \I', 1),
Walter, Strouibburg; J. SI. (Burk, New Cas-
tle; M, V. Shay, “'ntAOMUWII. ”lilo—J, K.
Johnson, (fashion-n; J. It. t'rane. dairies.—
town. Virginia—U. L Ilnl’llllt, Sntl'nlk.
Texas—J. C. “'itchler, Itm-kduln. Wiscon-
ain—G. C. lire-cal, Chilton; J. )1. IIIIJIlflI'd,
Swnghton; TIIWI’IHW! Ilurr, [nut-1491',
WIIWIE—‘IV. W. Awry, I'lymuuth;
J. E. Mole, A-lnmx: C. L Merriam, Shel-
me Fnlb. Illinois—J. N. Netillc, Illumin—

:W. II. Cullimorc, ('cntralia. Kan-
ls—Alle'n Cliailwii-li. Arinoiirilnl»: J. L.
King, Tomlin: E. F. June-s, Ileltmi. Iuwa_
C. J. Winter, Ultinnua.

In. \i’.\.\'.ui.\i.i;r.'.w' Ai'i'nifriiiizxrs.

Panama-r (Ema-rill Wanmmkrr yon-May
appointed the Iollutnn; tIIVbltrll sliperiiita-inb
urinal the railway mail wrvm-z First divis—
ion, 1". II. Bigeiuw, Ilmtnn. .\Ia~.~.. vice
George Ii. Danie; :w-nnil olit'M .n, R, C.
Jackson, New York, nmw. F. Dvnlittle;
thin] diviaiozi, I', ‘V. \Ilt’ki‘ry, “rawhingtnn.
D. Curio? Rugs»,- Harrington: fourth di-
visional. M. Terri-ll. Atlanta. Ga.. vim B.
N. Turner; tiitu dit’t‘I-ill, George W. Pepper,
(Rowland, 0., vii-c I". B. Dodge; “'ith the
aceptim of )Ir. Pepper, all of the new su—
pintcndmtsla'hl the pueitinns {our years
agotowhich they were appuiutr-I pater-lay,
and were removed soon nib-r .\Ir. Cleveland
waeeleciat predlent. )Ir. I'i-mrr hi a rail-
waypuetal clerk running Iviwwn Chicago
and CIchIanul. '

arthritic on tssnunmm sun's.

Naval CW‘IIH'IMF IIiclibom has written .1
paparon ”Six-athol or L'ushmthed Ships,”
thtisattraetinga great deal of attention
Maury (fllcera He advances strong ar-
gument! against the prion-at method of con—
structing thelrottoins of mail naval vessels,
and urges upon 011127033 the necessity, it
than ships are to be llllltIA.‘ Iii-ting and
active, of sheathing their bottoms with
wood, covered with t'flppfl'. IIc mlL-i atten-
tion to some remarkable effect; at the action
d-Itwaterupon iroiiand Lia-l, which de-
tract much from the efficiency of unsheathed
v-Ik, and through rapid fouling interferes
withthdrapeed. Chic! Constructor Wilson
and other naval editors have long argued in
[am of sheathing steel vessels, but have
has: overruled by congrem on the question of
coat. The subject will undoubtedly come up
(or daddou what the next appropriation hill
thallium

worn.

At 5 o‘clock a: Mulroney was

Cougrmnan
,JQII‘ted linking flcwly with no hopes of hi:
my

_ naivybpumt hadviaedof thear-
Mdthaumted Stabs steamer Kile: at
m

9 m Windan has practically con-
wlhflfw the llrge double bottle on
IMbatwmu Thirteenth and Fourtemth
It is owned by Senator Sherman

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NEWS FROM CHINA.

M of a Mao-arr. of rumpus. ‘
Miran-Thug.

SAN I-‘IiAxi'N'o. Mari-h 13;. lions K“; E
Ml'bti- FI'II "~ ltlI-I \‘iihnlimun niIVIi'i'n‘ to
lll‘t'll II II-t\I‘ ly-vn It'lt'|\h'l Ivy IIIIIUN‘I-
dental uinl Hilrnlal nli‘llllli'l‘ Alul-n‘, which
arrived lute Mun-Iii) night. The null-foreign
in it nun Ill‘,,’ll lll leiuir'l'ung. At.
Chine Ilinnpi-aun lu-nl‘ml nii ullzu'h nu '
PHI. 23 Iii-u: tho niuluinuu ll‘uvlia. It unit
rrpnrlnl lliul the (bloom lump. \Ici‘e unet-
In;: at tho I-Ill. and lint tlw liiltIIIII‘t'IN pr»
IDNtI IIIJII Inn: ii," um I llli' rust-viii hmm‘und
otlui' plmw .\vl . l \li.i' \nl'c tl.il‘e
ii.I-:n-.~ i - . III-I‘m :.l ;.. 5w him; “5!:
mink tum-mat r

A .‘llx'M-Illlll') llllltl (In Ilui \ u I'l part:- that
that initial III “II“ city han- pmtuil placard!
outside \nriuih foreign ri-sitluiiw‘ notifying
tho It'llllllle that they IuIn-Inl In IIIHSNfll'I‘I' all
Christinu- ln-foi'o lung.

'I'Iu- I‘I'II-l~:il‘i- supp-ml tu niiuilu-i' 2.500.
(In l't-l», r.) .‘y'ii v>iillt'l'\ wort- N'III. t-iiuiui'ci-pt
them but ruzibl find no llliI-ilil!i\ll>:lll the
FAMILY, “ll" III‘I‘ \ll‘lpflntll to hair gum- inlulnl.

'I‘Iii‘ I'liini-w Illlllllll'llli'~ Ill‘l'iillv‘ that the
mm is nl l‘llllllltl in I’t‘llll'dl t'liiuii are any
gei‘ntnl. lizviil Mill-Tun: i~. admitted in Mint
in the Ilnrllu'i'n pI'i-vim'u-n.

Foreign t niplnym lII tfnroii law not been
paid for N‘h'llil imnthxi anl the mint hue
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.Illml.

DISASTROUS FIRE I-‘l BIIOUKLVN.
A humlwr of I'rr‘mno Injured In .Imnplng
Il'l.| tlu- ltui'nin: Hull-ling.

IiIhNIkLI'V, .‘IIII"'II '5. I’ili' «Imtinyul tili-
four .ntury bri« l. tin-my Iiiiiiiliu; Nu. bud
Kin! air-unu- _\'~l- I'vlll)‘ :itt- ”mun, and led
tutln- lupin vi a numb-i nil nun uxni gills
«mph-y”! Ill-1“. 'l‘nw III‘ I ll mr “Kiln- Ibtlll-l'
In; “lb uml on an :t.\l!' luvt-lry by li'rI-iIi-i'ivk
\I. \l’iiiutvr. and tho P—l'vlllll limr I-v Dill-1
inn-rd Stu-ill :i~u Ina» Imuu~lry. On the'
tliiril urnl IHIIV Ill il-Au-u thirty-tin- Ill~‘ll and 3
‘I‘I'lll_\-Il\t' wailuu and girl~ \li‘l't‘l'llliinnml
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slim-a l

'lln- tlri- bru‘nv- Itll In tho i'W‘l‘r pcirt
(It liu- Inllild '-;. :iii-I >iiI'l‘llII N) rapidly!
that [Ill‘ only \lnu‘u‘ay loading to thi-i

thud and l- :uth llwrs “as in fliiinm Iriuro‘
the .‘ll-I‘ tin-tnr)‘ iiiiplnym could iniilu~ their I
(acupo. 'I‘Iu-y run In the roar “induw‘nnd'
junipul tn the ref nl nu cab-noun tn III!"
builoiln; nIv-vut tin-my lovt l~~|uw them.
Nmrly all of the gll'la and some of the melt
\tliu Jumped \I’rri- Illllrl' or lea; injurv-il, and
it in I'l'llll'llll that than! the cinpluyi-s are}
winning. 'l'h~- lms by the the Hill yrulnbly ,
reach $1311“).

The (In-u 'l‘ourmunent.

Nuw Yuiui, Marrh‘di—At l o'i-lwk your»
tor-lily IIiM‘naxm the son-nil round of the in- .
tei'iiutir-nul I'lllnlflllli'lll nt' Illl' .»\iiirrie:in i-Iu-ss l
cough ~.~‘ I~-;_’:Ill u- thelnillul’ the l'nn-n Square ,
bani. I'llllllll|;. All the playvn “ch: on hand ;
Willi llu- l'_\l i-g-tiuli “I II. B. Bird, of lAnInluII,§
“It" ~.'lll \wnl that lit: was sick. Ills giuuel
n.» I m |I"|I I-I I)r'llll:|l', lll~1illrt1ltiplvuenL ,
'I‘lii- tiny H mm m-rn- [uiircd and [lictiprn— l
in; mm. :il'o‘ us IIIIIIM~: .l. W. Bum] ta
III-Inn], opt-uni; IIIUVI', Iliiy Inp-zfil‘nnfen—
hill]: \':~. \l’t-i-s, opt-nun; more, Iiiiy Lipa;
Burn ‘vs. 'I'si'hcgl-I'iti, Opening move, irri-gii- ,
Iar; Ilurrill Va (lit-Np, opening mow, irreg»
ullll';nlllilll vs. (i. ll. Iluir-I, opening mow, ,
irri-gulnr; .‘llll'llllt'd \‘~. Ia-pwhuiz, opening
mow. irregular: I'ulIm-k \'~. llliit‘lililll‘nt', ,
opening InoVu. Huii'm I’iuiio; Iianlinn Va. l
(tumbling. opening inni'e, I-‘rrnrh: Mason VI. !
5llu“'flll.t‘r, op: Illlir: Ill'lVl', Hum-u l’iunn,

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S'r. Jung's, N. I"., Murrh Zin—qufoundy
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WE LI

WHAT ?

THE EXOITEHENT OP

IIIIII SPEIIIAI SALES

For the past. two weeks. and will gratify our
cuatomera and ouraelvea as well by continu-
ing. Remember we always have sold an ad-
vertlaed.

PERFECT Gillllll ll HPIIES'P PRIIES,

And our patrons have all been satisfied beyond
expectation. We know it is injurious to our
regular trade to sell goods at. cost and lean
than coat, but. we do it

Ill BENEFIT THE PEIIPIE.

To save money for our customers is our chief
alm.as we know that. other firms in our midst.
are advertising second. third. yes. fourth rate
goods at. first-rate prices. Dry-Goods nor any
other goods can not. be bought. without. money.
but. we will sell substantial first-class goods

‘FOR LESS MONEY

Than Any Other Firm

,That. has been advertising so extensively in our'

Don’t. take on? word for this

daily. paper's.
wavinccd of its

statement but. try us, and be
truthfulness.

 

 

 

.\ ('ll'ill'l’ of 3f, rt} l--~ of .‘Irtul Iluttuns,
. In-‘l quality, lint-wt riflw, ('illl‘l‘ll‘fld
rho-rip :il 1.". '. [M II- 7. n. \ull can buy for
your ~31" if huh I vml a‘.‘ sly /. 1n for

27¢

Ami similar mi» “pp-«Itiniiy. Jet
I’rll‘l rm, 3'! -IllIv'n'liI ‘IQIA 1‘. of which we
lintuv In It stuff.“ “I '3'! and 33". II III 79‘".
\t’» Imw put that In llIH rah- 2 di zi-n

"" «* 27c
TOILET soap.

HOSIERY.
Int-lira I-‘am'y ('otton IIo-e, slll; I .lnnd

solid Colon-i in lit IIIIIPN‘III. rtylw, vlrarmlf
seanw, well Worth 150 [wt pair, lmughr

3 pain for

27¢

l'hililrvn's plain mm Illiln‘l h. F0’,f'ivlflr'
ed and Mack, “Illi‘ll We «nimble-r :i git-ht
bargain, as We can my thry wi-rr rivill :-
rilmtt time attoada >pv‘rml induct-m- M
for 15c and lair prr lull’. W» haw a
large I mum on ban-I, Will . thr mint . . , ‘
at a thly, veryy clinic figure. it palm for “”"d' K ‘1‘"! T"“"‘ 3”“ ”III" to
(‘ashmew Banquet. The bot value for
27c 232. Ill Mil fur firm-lay only, 2 cakes
1,"

1 ,1“-

ENING SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1689.

caribou, _\'i-I It'llllvl in abundance in thoin-l Children's Illnek Iiiblwd “one. Timu-
teriurwliiwlm .4- III!‘ inlnnil. TIIt'II’ n-n-kltujzoods am last black, warrantrd not to
llblrlll'llull hm ran-lend this necessary, jCl’or‘kclf‘an seams», and are the I“!
lib-l year llr. llu~;:ram~, nu I'lnglishnian,lwci-Vrr saw placed on sale for Ht: pm
slaughtvi'ul eighty dour, leaving their car I pair. We know our prior is war luv-low
cal-w: to rut on the grnuihl. iii-n. Dad). 1 the proilucrm crux-yr, but we Will as a lead
wood. an Iinglnh spu-nxnan, brought tluWn :‘ er sell Illl'i‘f' pair for

twenty—three tine slugs. Two Americanl 27c

sportsmen, with repeating titles, Inmate-LI of A

having: slain over 1m dot-r. 'I‘hisnivakenul _ Only a Ir‘W pain lr-I’I of Slew-w Illal'li
common-ml >1a-i‘ultltiull. .\ I'llii‘llgn IlI'Ill nu— InniI ('iiltitr‘tl RIIIIKVI ‘VOOI “05", that “"
nouncedthntthoy “we twin; to iatnblishn have been Fellini: for 330 and 30.- [wt
factory tin-an wuimn and mini a party with ' pair, all nib-a. put [Ilt'm In no om- mixv-vl .
IIIIPS tn hum-k our game. A licenw In: ”I , lot. to rinse I [HIV {or

$100 L -r Ilull-I‘l:>lllt‘llt hunters: is prop rscd. E 27c

One of the Consen‘a'a lldiills I'irltnl l'p. 1 id, Int n! IniIII-n' ."Jipvrl Hominy],
I’iiii..\ivi:i.rui.\. .‘lul't'll :7. ”Tilt" pilot bunt choice of S iIlIIt-l’r‘l'll style-s. we how «>le
Editinnds imputa- she pirkml up a clinker] thin-w I-ir We and 47h? p"! pair. hill! I“!
built boat in good condition, markol no the ' special imlucunr-nt, as lung are the-y hat.

port bow “'ltll "l'nnservn." The boat was : I [lair for 2
7c

picked up all F: nwi-‘k's Island, and in it We‘re ;

four can, Inslml, a new winter and now .

lines on will t‘H'l. l-‘Vl'l'ylhillg “‘ng vim-red A mixed lot of ”on“ half how. with
with fish oil, Including the rnpe‘a The bout 4 and (mill-'0. cotton Mill Wool. none but that
“us lunllt‘ll nt 1‘;th May. The pilut boat lure regular mod», that we hate gallon-d
Bayard Mort.- that on Mari-h :3, mt! Fvu— . front our stock, t‘nwlo that in- Iran
wick's Island light ship hearing about north- ' been selling the part wanna for :11: and
we-t by north. tli~tnut invite mile-s. she 45c. per pair. KI'l17Itlfir‘II’IISirKIK'k. but at .1
passed the half of n >liip‘s “huh- lwit, l'llllla't'l' 1 final It‘tlllCElun we odd 2 pam fur

built, which lirilti‘il it: if rile Iinil Iiuru run1 27c

into and split. It had a iii-w painter attach"!
Imlirs' Jersey Ribbed Vale, new:

tolt, also a I. g lino- uuil I'i'cl. “llll‘ll ‘Vl'I'e;
1,- . tl ‘tl.- ulllrl’. . . .
to e" I“ ,5 . I... I . ._ : will as a bargain lea-:6; than .10? each. “m
have only one case which cannot but
; long and will Iurnish them only whilr
1 they last. Maul: price and quality. 2‘ for

27¢

A Girl lIurni-d to Iii-nth.

Iii—:ADlsu, I’a., Mari-Ii ”IL—Thi- dwelling of
Ephraim Irilidcriiiilvli, u m-ll to do tanner
residing near Palmyra, Iu-Iuinon county, was
bunicd yesterday mirning. .‘.Ir. Lauder.
milt’li. his Wife ninl two children amped by
jumping from a sou-ind story window, but
Kate Shade, a hired girl, Lillyr-ni'solil, p-rishpd
intheilann-s. The fire dairuyul the ham

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BUTTONS.

and other outbuildings. Mr. Inuilcrmilch
in climbing on the roof of a sin-d was thrown
down and it is thought will die from his luv

(it) grow: of the choicest I‘rarl Iliitiom.
perfect in "my way. erI worth and
what we hate been selling for a : 4r 1 'II,
we will poll an a leader at “it Both”

 

juries, having sustained a fractured skull.

counter, 6 .101 in for
27¢

Death of "on. Charles IL Cutler.

l'novinzscz, It 1, March ill—lion. chm,
R. Cutler. of Warren, died last evening of
paralysis, at the age of ti? years. He wan
born at Ilallston, N. Y., cngagal in maritime
business at Warren in 1523'... followed the sea
nineteen yeniw, twelve as captain, their en-
gaged in the inunut'ncturo‘ of cotton rordage,
held various public ollices, was elected lieu-
tenant governor on the Democratic ticket in
1372, wasa prominent Odd Fellow, and had
been grand master of the state Grand Lodge
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as a leader in that department.

Honoring Mr. Thurman.

COLUIIBUS, 0.. March 21—11“; home took
aahort recess yesterday, to honor the pr.
ence of Allen 6. Thunuan and Judge Patton,
of Defiance. Speaker Lampson introduced
the “Old Roman“ as one of America's moat
distinguished statesmen, to which he replied
that were he a young man such a present...
don would causehim to blush. After pay-
inghiarespecta to the house and thanking
themembeni for the kind reception, he in-w
induced Judge Patton, who is over 80 yearn
of age.

3"] The Suit Again-t Gen. unclean.

In Your. March n—‘I‘he suit again
Gen. Adam Badeau by the government to re
cover ext-mire (eel alleged to have been
charged by the general while 'mmml at
Havana, will soon come up before the United
flut- cuinmhdoner here, and Col Fred.
Grammar-T Horace Porter win he par
Quin thecaae, intha capacity of executa-
ettheestote of Gen. II. 8. Grant. who waa
Meani- bondanan, and, of course, luau-
Ially ramble tar his ante.

Dry-Goods Emporium.

 

 

27c

\Viilsvil on Film-lay only, “’l'll the
not of our rprtflial in-luc- IIIPnIL‘, 1 ll 4 z.
INIIIII' of Siatlam'a' ('«iinimvri-ial or I’m-
rrr-al Ink, twitch-ally i-ulal for 106. per

lmlllw; our prim-
5c

I'a'ftg'rfl Blurring», uniwr-ally sold {or
lire, In: that day only I Imitle Iur

5c

Yr it! rhino-v I I ".7: r‘tylwt of Hi.- Inlt‘pl
IIH‘I'IHI!‘ m iuclungvk. gumtiwly mini.
7.". $3 an! Trio. “'e have tradi- an awr-
Ag. of tlw [nun gm: I you!» of i- wt. for

270

W.- Ill-‘IM’ aim It: llml Illli’. which we
A‘Illvl'll'f l‘ “I III" br!‘ tmugInahI-v‘ value,
all llfiir ii ('wllitll‘ and chili; orginnlly Mil-l
Mr W". a M i. will oilvi mine at

27c

3' Juli stun-ling ll: - . at: ridin- min of
Ilrumlmirgii I dawn; that “’0‘ Illlt'l‘ Inn-I for
it.» pint vmuii al lilli‘x'fi Iavyuii-I (unripe-
titmr- iw aw pr- paird to give at this
ntw [any r uniform-rum than er» r. Fur
Snmtay only a‘iii wall 29 yards i-ilgo,

an; or It? . for
27c
27c

I Lair-m Tun-ml Emily 5-11; for

27c
27c

tin-2t nmwitnnity for Ladies in rupply
tlnmwlrm with Illfl‘ll Handkerchief-.- a!
far In lair flail. Iii-metitchul, fast ml-
urs-I barb—u. Well worth 20 and 25c.
01:: b. a .II ra-ll during this sale 4 [or

270

7 'livllw «II I: pa Silt [or

'3 «5. im n-i Hail-mg Silk far

 

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We have on hand a complete line of Jetway Jackets ranging
in price from $3.50 to $6.50 each and would say that they are
positively worth ouclliird more Ili’lll we are asking vi'or them

We also announce to the people that we have on hand, and
shall continue to carry a lull line in patterns and widths of
Floor Oil Cloth, at the very Iowcat posaiblc prices. Also all
kinds of shadings, window fixtures, lace curtains, and in fact,
every thing pertaining to a complete outfit of window fixing.

REMEMBER our time for closing is at
S P. M” Saturday’s exec
we shall keep open until [0.

Visit us early and procure the best bargains at the reliable

ted, when
I’. M.

M. 8. SMITH,

10 lain Stu Opp. Depot.
80.

journal. or.

 

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We \\ ill otI'i-r them Iur “10"be ten days til luii ilmn t'm-‘t. of Import-anon.
and up; leardu lice! lugrame at il'lw; II’INII IIIII'NI'I‘ n! ‘J I '.

SCOFIELD

 

Bridgeport Bargain" House,

W. B. HALL & CO.

Foulards, Pongee and India Silks, rich
Trimming, and Dress silks.

Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring 1m ortatlon of French Saunas
an Scotch Glnghams.

’I‘iic M-Ii'rlmnr in there fahrlra. "IIII‘II we prevent to our pair ma for Inniu‘cllon ibm l‘t'flmll him never
bet-u equalled in Ann-ma, and lnrlndw every known style and Color which lm in on devmil by the
[mull-an manufacture”, many of aha-h are controlled by Ill. and cannot be found i-l-i-uhi'rc.

SATINES.

In this |N)'IIIIIVII|.-Il'l’i!ll m-annnunn‘a twwlldi-rinx: arrav of rhniri- and ill-simi- r ('til'rlltilz', Will] a
:amionlou! and \Iht‘tl a-mniucui and blending of figured (III-'1".~~ from Illt' IlAlUIAII‘PI to me man clalurnlr
erignr. '

Scotch Ginghams.

In Ila-ac we shall show a thorough and r implore aiuormn-ni of all the lat-~91 rifles and combina-
tion: In ('0 on, Iltrlpi-e. and I'laldr With Law. t'untrd and limnlwl ~~fl'.ri.-o.:~‘lripc~ and I’luida with llmche
and thiibreflfuetr; also I' am t‘hambru with late, Ilraul and I'ordccl limit-r» and l‘imn t'hambra In all
the neural and most denrablo mlonnizr. Elegant Combination Slllli. Rirh Il'ihc Dita—sea. Spring
Cambria and Percale».

Hundreds of New Illl‘erts in Fine Wool Goods.

TRAVELERS SAMPLES.
Very Wide Siiruli Silks, 75c and iii.
Elegant Faiillc Frau misc uuil Arniui‘u Silky.
Wide Illuck Silks worth $I..’iil :Il él
llcst Silks ever soldut 750.

Wool Goods.

All [In- mu i-flu in, New Ruin»! and SIIII'IKIIIIIF. all the new culiili Il‘x’ialt ~'.

llllfllllllllllllll flllll lllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllll.

0m box of the uvntllnc 'I'orcat'iimi-l'i- Ilair (‘lolli Ihu \iry lw-«z Ifu’hl quillx'y. n; "Lilo I!» it \llfil. We
do not know of another falmr in lIlI‘ lilarlicl in m .i vmnn :t oln‘lur a— ih.‘ It l- puir mm .; Ilinr. widt-
double width,a beautiful tail ml “With”. and a bum i! nth tlnzdi. A: 3:; x< A w ,:.:.Ii'r.'li. Ii imam.

About )2 pica-e more of the 50 im li L'anirl‘i- Ilulr i'iozli :v .‘n .

15 pitta of the llrap d‘Afma at {it

(me lot of the dollar Serge». wry wide at 73‘.
3 (Inc lot of the we aair' er at 32-”.

a few more I I 2all wool goods at tile.

W.B.I-IALL&CO

Sillilm illis l
SCOFIELD & HOYT

llavo pun-honed of Jordan. Illnriih it (‘41., of Iluatutl, u lot of BLACK AND COLORED SILKH from the Ilauluupt Him-k of J. N If. Jolinrton do (30.. of New York.
We Will also otl'er :1 Int of hluqm-lh-il Irpuin at til :35; \‘vlwtii at thin; limly Iirueaele, 08c
'25 more when. lrnutba of

$

Brussels Carpets at Your Own Price.

C. l’. TAYLOR will otter at our South Norwalk Stori- some big driven in lloeierv and Drona (Illtllltl.
Century Cloth Wrappers, Mother llubbard fronts and Princess backs, from 3‘) to 40, at 98c.

 

 

NowSpring Wrap.» and Jackets. Just received a lot of

Agents for Iiutterick'e Patterns.

& HOYT,

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

 

Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.

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Will. PAPERS!

10 Cents per Double hall to $1.25.

.-._A1‘..__

I. IIIIIIIEIIMAII & SIIII’S,

84 Washington Street. South Nor-walk.

 

'l'IlE

Palace Queen
FURNACE

IS USED IN

NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,

EAST NHODRWALK.

And has proved to be the most powerful furnace now in
use. For rule by

 

 

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DAVID STOW,

F u r niture-
BARGAINS

In Chamber Suits.

Solid Antique Oak Chamber Suit. 8 pieces. $15.11); former!y rnld a: 515 CI)
Arh Chamber Suite, 8 Meta, $311!). The last .-u.: ever sold for Ihe money.

Polished “shimmy. TABLES-

Chcrry and Oak fancy
The lineal. ascrunent of Antique and fancy cot-cred chum, Foot Rests. Blocking Cast-9, ctr.

DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.

SOUTH NORWALK.
UP s'rarns.

FRUIT PUDDINE!

 

 

ilavoni. Those who have used it rip-alt birtny of ii.
For the Lenten season we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 161- lb. Mackerel in 10 and '20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr llcrrilig. kc.

The finest Florida Qriingos in the (‘ity at 32c a doz.

3 lbs. Nurllillell Creamery Billfll‘ for 81.00, [will ll.

:3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1,0r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.

Fresh Canned IIerring.a tine arti-lc. two cans for 25¢. Clam Chowder in cans. chkled Lobster and
Lamhn Tongue, and spiced oyster! in glass. Extra Choice I'ninuels, t5c lb.

Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.

Shredded ()0th is delightful: one pound hill 20 for two pounds of any other kind: Inc arm. Try It.
California Prunes. I0c lb., 3 lbs for 25c. Large California Prunes, I: and tic lb. 3 c '09 Soap for 101:.
2 lie Choice Layer Figs tonne

WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
than: you tried the celebrated Dew Drop Canned Goods; they beat them at .

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington 8b.. So. Norwalk.
Large Sales. Small Profits!

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale

—Ar-—

C. H. HARVEY’S.

I would most rerpcctfully call the attention of the public to one of the

LflPEflSl llflllll Ill Bllflll flllll Sills Ill Till SIlIlflll.

lining added $3,000 worth in

NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming in daily. and which will ix- mld
At PricesPWIiic-Ii l)eI:v Cornpotition.

a before purchasing elivewhere
the place

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Come and cxamlne This ulo will talic the lead In priccr, rtylea

and quail y. tannin

i C. H. HARVEY,

 

18 North Main Stu South Norwalk.

A most delicious Dena-rt, that can he prepared in the minutes; ltoec, Vanilla. Chocolate and Macaroon

THIS SEAGE RESERVED

» ———I’0Ii———

.H. Krieger-

 

 

 

GROCERIESWAND MEATS .

——A'I' THE OLD STAND 017——

113mm emu dc SON.
SPRINGWOOD.

 

ALI; ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY.

 

JITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US.

GIVE 13" A TRIA‘I’:

SENSIBLEI. . ;»
“LEW °.!.’ cgsruoueze

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