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Evening sentinel, Thursday, March 28, 1889 · page 4

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,ally the first to gut Iluvrt.

_“Twowings," ezplaiaal III,- .tm-II, '1.

THE JUDGES BRIDE

I” It WM! That ”I‘ bill but (In to,

ulnar-Ila Album.

“I borer Wino In Nth-95p) but I think ”I .
Mluchlout In tho tum: II tut'mx l’ l‘trr
anoint till: I'ttt'." Mini (SI vl,‘I' ll. lmmwr
glow (layman-nu ”lr’ litmul twirl "It 3....
.mt. unryl wtll gov It to you You tum

OI“ Quin I'l’wrlts'l'. m‘ [wt |,x ”‘3 y. .t a ,-,. W»,
nut. (or llw llfll“ ll’III It‘- xi W l. Ipw I. .1 “n.
it tuft. llMtI» thou twain" . m ti .. " ‘tm
[Mlllltht Mo K. e! ‘I 32 .ll 8‘” Human
my old ll'h'fltl. ‘fi'\\l l llWl. lwI ‘t'li h.
jtklgv-mlw in tho t tutti, Illlftll 3‘ «in: '. limit.-

of,)'ou llllltl lt-t lllt'hLllrll-I :...I.t~v .' MI
uI-youmllmsodm. . :-».:.v, I.
Now York tmpuuttli. ‘II I I. l: .I l m

othvt‘auwulmpat nu 3:..; ~ M l‘l lib" m
to go to San Fl'uht‘iu‘w l ..I. I. . \I..|I I
.oouluiu‘tgojmt than. llllvl All“?! i lml l.‘ H

unbound 'Well. t «In .xm ; h- :..z i r‘
(Elimination Mimdm nun! ml l mu lltIl
3mm alone. mtlut ll- mun t. {id |
mum, that he: «(lull t-It II , .wi m Ions
log me to go. ”It IltIl II-tl IlII ll. 1'. ll‘ F (iii
III-guglmw, It) you Will yum S It :niv' it *lll
.‘mp‘ mm [lquthflI urn! out i - t‘,» . . 1 1
Inmakvttmuo Willa, About mnlu .. ' l \‘-.l~
a “tad from “it"llulll I Itltttl ‘l 3- E ,. v um
all door wItltII lIItt.Ir truth th- 1 I 9,
tin: way homo lw had got istlu wry rm. n .:t.
IIIlt‘lulltvn patt'uiillunmud l. M I. I"! 34;. It Hi.
When I marlin-l tho hlllll VI l.» u.;- L.» 1m:-
taut judge you ("LT ww. lnzt l .~ mu t‘IIml
things no he could flu into lhu captain‘s mum
unlbo more t‘ltllllttl’ltlllli‘. Hu Im- nut." to
thus run-nu, going through tho lung I'nt't Liar.
\w worn startlI-Il by tlw mu»! [t‘ltwh cry (ll
anguish and silllllll-‘Jllwll l (It-Ir hwml In my
lilt‘. and tho umt rwll'lllll pt'ur Ivlttllwllw nt‘
iunuocueo. A ring ut' truth in Um touu
strm'klnotorcibly.mI-l l thiwtl tIIo-atmI-l-
out Who it. war. II» ('urI-lu»l_v I-I-plml [but
it wuwmugirl brought in fur rivaling IIt
Nlblo‘s Burden. liming lllitllI' tlw judgi-
fuirly comfortable. lmuI going awr tn thi-
hoteltoget soun- bloody and II llllit |I “inn
Doctor-“road man I know mIll IIII and
be laid been robbed by a girl that owning at
Niblo‘qoud had mine in toms if slut had
givm up the money. ‘So, this Is the 1161’ “837
of tho pitoous' voice laid to him unnl Ill-'ll
explained thatlhml board the girl protest
bur Innocence in such a way that l mull tlul
believe her guilty

”Niblo‘u Garden in lbt'uf‘soill llr. Latinwr,
lighting a (rt-sh cigar, "was just III-It to the
Molmpolitan, and I asked Mr. Accuwr to
wine with mo and talk it over. The mun- he
talked thelmil bclieI'II-l in tho girl's guilt,
and when we got there, knowing the Witt-iv
mono! the theatre well. I [wranmlul him to
lettuln. My companion mom-l Inn \l'llt'rl‘
he not. The seats them at that llllll‘ were
very peculiar. having an arm him ll will, all
being upholstenxl, and down in tin- (TI-vice
lotweeu the arm and soot I lululll the mnn‘u
pocketbook. You may be run- it «til not
take us lung to got back to thr.I anti-m. (ill'l I
won maplhhctl for the girl what I had for
the judge—gut permission for her to sit in tho
captain's room. it “In III-ark: 3 I.‘. l w l; on
Sunday morning: Immausl I “Ill:- 53:13.4 long
enough tnlu-ar tilt-girl tell a star}. nt’ want
and hunger for a liltllllt'l‘, n. I‘l'lpplII-l lll'ni lb'l’
and hermit, ln-farn sh.- aw Ip'u l II I’M‘llli'll ~ho

 

was hardly able to till. Sh.- :.;; lv-n - or two
bitter thing.» to tth nun wit . Li 1 hm: tlm
cnumolhcrarrwt. but An"? all. ‘11 t ry

word, proved lIIvrwlt' II LI:
the judge, who, by tho I-.-I - . .
watched the young new“ -.;:I: E
terest, yet, I aunt I- -.u go l n I . n

it lt’: It

 

'll lll‘
’ mi «l ‘::l
ustmtislv‘ul at what trnn>pirr I! t. ,. n- Ixt Il'Iy.

The prisoners ‘t'l‘t‘ of «our»: ~ll"‘lt;ll',.f"tl :It
thoopcning ot (‘0'.er and 1 .33.! m: ..-.. 3.3.
judgeshipagain until t“'('l.ltl‘., . 'i’hcn llt‘ rain:-
to my mung: .Ii:l ho hall in II nzzi’mu: tu-
quiries about the girl aml lll'lll writiml all lu-r
stats-meats. and wound up by unkin; thr- Izw
of my room to be Inlll’l'lfftl in. Sunday in tlm
captain‘s r01 vm had (loan tlIr.I our}; lu-JIII by
sympathy, and {bi tho judge rwllml av 3' in a
cab that wealazwith his lvri l lm 53‘ l: ‘I
told you lunulvl not. gt aim It -t‘lI:.':I;;n
HomlIL

 
 

 

Cheap l'ourl.

l' isofnlnocmnnniy that I: liltl- c pool: to
that cheap lllllltl' It. nap mint,” 3p um,
and other ('hcap articlu; of foul, in mm-
moment (I! temchcap nrtivim -;f tool are
either dimiagcd or mlultcratml, and are sicar
at any prim Thny um SClIlIilll what they
purport to he, and it not rmlly damn-mu; to
Inc. generally prove unsatihtawzury tn the
purchasm or t‘omunwr. U! nll I'hIIIIp thingi,
chcapurticlm of foal should iv Inmt can»
fully [fix-Hui. Bread that l3l:r‘;‘.1‘}'tll‘ war
has passal tlzr- bounds of l‘l‘tlt‘lupllbrl. lluttvr
that has been: Iteranz i it III: I of lo m jI-(III rate «I
by Ilt‘atl’ liti In ofcoloriu- )1: at; th; t are
taint: loan by no (‘im' II 'al prm'r-s iv. ru-
a‘wrcd to thfir orI_;i:IIIl I Illtlliir II ttllrl the
mascot thinning (milllt'fin' in: t :-:.I!.: ._
tabla; and Ilccayul {ruin re. unis. undiww-
crctl. To llwiuwprk‘ulrt‘ i- " I wl i: not
only extravagant BZLl tool .l. I)‘ I, II Iiuliual.
I: is a llJ'I't'unt viola tit-n of 2m luvs of
physiology Dan-J h; v'gbllc. an! a 211' hi :' (lo.
fiarscootIlL-ea-an l Ilcuzh. Eh n: It" low
pricud articles of it_nlfl.~Tl1f‘ 1.3;. an,

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Various Locations of the Capital. g

The cupimlof tho linitml Sinks L 15““?!
limited at filth-rent times .11 limb m—ing
plats»: Ill .pltilutléig in. {him Faith-"I, l7”,
until Dc.'.~utl:~t'. ; at lziti Ytlul'u' from
Din: 2,3,1” . .‘Ihh L 1.”: at l' lIilnIl-‘lpltia
trot.) .‘I.ar-I l I l..2 to ' ' 1.5: at
lanczbtir I’:,I. Imm 5.; ,to Sept.
Satin-.3931? In. I: 1.17 hit,
toJuly [’33 '3' HI Ii..vlrt.lmt I
lTTnl, to Juno .2), l. ,
Jill“ A), l.‘" a, lit :‘u
.‘ftl, .
frIuI' .(o :a
York [than .l;.'I. .. l~ ’

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dolphin, Wilt} sinus
which tum lam tw -:I at in: M. or. on.—
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True Morin» .‘tfmnl Juimrila.
"lint? viii 3oz; mt. .- -.I -'..:I m - r.

”the (log, (Lilvlruréi‘l: I'm-.- Ilzrr

 
 
 

 

 

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Ilid rout-now up.” "Uh" mil III... .tr,
nlmmlungb, for be v.12; (I. grant turn, "(In
thogreaz four track mum" And ‘llil‘. \Iith
light milky they not into breakfast, tin
duck first, While the (log I‘nutentcdiy re
unload outside. with a to" oi the feathers.-
Ilob W9.

Our Postal System.
lthinkwomupridcuumcll on ourpostal
Multan“. [doubt if in Europe such
othingcouldlnm audio England, small
flit ll, “tom‘roatd probably return
sinker unwildly mammal. But limo Mod—
”haunt mam] ulctter from Borneo
‘Wtcm Doc-min, Mod jtelm

Bunch;- Am" I: was duly delivered at
bpbmhhmcoumw rm

chum

(India’s-call: nro often badly attracted
MW Awrrmmlcut" Livia! the
(allowing randy: Ono ounce mm of Int-
mmwm ruin mwr Shaken-
uulmnnd lot stand our night.“ for
urn-limos Bookwoclmrtnuid, which

 

 

 

 

 

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0003 AND ENDS.

who...” «av...-

Tho IluthI-alnlzlu le «Ilium law loaned
81min twin-mun.

Mull hunt-I ran“: .3 int m z I" I \nilumtl
Sou I'I.I;II'I t III I? AU'Ml
TbI r. Iii-I Mtppw « -l l Ilw mm. tho}, ' l. lI'L' b

thotmn-l lilleII‘II II .It lump with at lint. (in.
TIM lzvns I} J nrmlm to the‘
flan-Int 'Iln v3~ l‘m' III? ii" i» to! ‘anIl \n‘
"to ti‘I-t na. .. Mutin-
Smrv .lIIpIMw l barium than Ill b- Ititn
limo. i ll . w lvl IIIIMIIIII-n fruit, “on do, In
nut. III-I,.h II patrol,

1‘ l" I»! III

Mun In llul l» to to who tho 'll't bl.- 'lll «It ”It
uuu'uw, but to lhulout “but he has to .|.. l
tut-l tin-n to do that.‘ thwtlw.

A lmlmth Ionammu has shipped l llllI
cat-and L'uu donati- lhikutu, Mun. tlwnIIl l
mat. IIro wuntnl to Ixtctutitmtn mound!
llIlI‘I'.

ltI l‘.I~nlvl .\'otrI-, erit'thI-I' have in
tingnratul (I Mrtu of Sjtlay hull tightuto,

 

rum money with \\l|lt‘l1 lpurt‘llllw n [(inl
clock.

.\ cI-lluluhl p. llllllltlt‘l‘ (-xplulul in the.
pocket (If u Portsmouth, N. ll. .. llllul burning
I holvi In his" (on! and blill'l nuvl tumu ' lllllt
th-I INK b1 t ‘

Vollnnyoill hillll‘l II Inunuwlmx two-I"
than to liv.e among pnpb wbothiuk thatl
IIII-rttlun, . bu my; h right ~.\ltlmtukee
Journal. l

l
lmlnt‘tutvu If the law "cum no main!
not that all nun know the law. but lwmusr-
’tta no I-xc'um (Ivory man will plvntl, and mi
tn:I:I mm to” bow to vitamin lIiIII.~-SvltloIII

A Prt‘llt'llltlilfl ('lIIIIIII; to how lll\'llll4'!l fl‘
tbvrnionwtt r 5 mo Imtn e that its llltll x lll‘t“llt‘t
n Ill do ll: Irt tn-I im- but. upon the |‘ "mun-o (If a
[ll mill into line room Win-re it hits been plumd

.\ t :llll‘ ruin paper remarks that it 'xlilztsl}, i
if Santa l‘t'uz ngtsII now jail. "the prowl]! ,
pra-Itn-omf tin- pnwuvr.» climbing out lllltl
going down luv-III to liutl tho filltfl‘lll n'luu,|
tlI-Iy \\ ant him I\ Ill probably lnIIlLsI-outiuuml." .

.\ nun rannuu made for a Russian ironclad l
“ll-(“3:1 Mill-l shot weighing 1,4»; pouuth. 1
\\ in tlI- \' dull t get a gun wh lbll “ill throw
u uh. uh brit I; yard and be dorm \Iith it I: ll
matter of wonder. E

t' .Itlu-riuol, ot mania, ltmlamusica l u. an h.
In tho IIItIrior “as tho holysepuhhu until
thI- linlmm guard ll} toutlIIugat-prln'tbuI
I-tnttcnlnohll many from tlII- szllr hor IE:
guard L‘ntIltIlnuu llllg'lfi "prov-anti IIIIl lltt .
holy nunmn blOpllil intuthn t-mibxunl kill—S
tho Hunter mug of tinI Iitnumn I lllllt' licx

\ llt'“ departure has taken plan» in tin-l
l: ,IlItIn; ot pan! {0' ('ouwy'zmus in lIou-lnn
$4 war: II of tho III w Utlllllltll» s are Ii, 'iItul by
gm itbtvad I it it Tin. . 1.;th i. coma: uol In a f
small rcwrvoir. similar to those in use on tho
railroads, and is ( 'flrl'll'il Ullllt" -rn(- nth tho I. hi
('lv. 'lht- ii ght giwn i» mintlymp- ritr tn
oil. a: lInlbhitltopawIihtIntoIc-IdnpamrI
“:le I . 'lllt')rL

Imul I. .‘urnvrs an mumst‘nll} at IwIkl

 

 

in L. MI all i \ law limbo. II [KLS‘Ml III South
Au '1'»; U IIIpIIlliIII: all lot :il flllllll llllvh to
Humid-'1:- Le lull rutus upon llllllltpl‘ulul

laud vain» ,.., 0. II)“, and not upon the \‘uluool
honors, buildings or other improvements;
Tho uncarmsd tuna-(Inn at n LII h It Ill thusbo
laid unclvr contribution t r local purrmcs is
terry largo in amount

Thti-ro nro 1‘11 prov-iilvutml pinto. ms in
Pennsylvania. tho SAL-trim ot the pislniaatorsl
of ‘which aggro-511m nwr sumo a year.
Thesalarios (If other putrnrutors in the state 9
amount touwrSIJJIIJMU. There are mtwoen '
lw‘m and 15.000 persons employed incon».
auction “ith these rmstotliccs and the total;
mlaritvs pail IIm I'llli. l) unarly; ‘3 '11) ,‘Im a !
year.

In some lt‘fiV‘Cls' Athens is nolso {arbol
hindthe rot (It the citilizctl “Urltl. It hnsi
upapvr printt-d in break and nhirh bean
tho titlo of 'lhu “Uranus Journal. Tho,l
(mitt)? is Main. (‘allirhm- I'arrcn a Greek
I oumu “llu ir {I nus hor rtfitlt‘l'h' that in
(luv: I) the rightsof women aroaluiost llll, for
acumlaryinstructinu has not yet been do;
creed, and We can only Ink and work for the 1‘
moral and intellectual (‘ulI'aIIclIis'cnszrtt of
Greek Wouwn."

lam-cue of Insect; ‘
Noxious insens are more amueroos and do- l
structit. I! now than they nerc (if t 3 yours ago
“'hrro nature has a chance to In rk out her
latw all unimal=, from tho highest. to tho
LN (10 not turnosn bcyoud propa' limiu
EH?!) man himself is no exception to thiv
great law; but let a break occur in this gnu:
natural chain and it is felt all along the line.
Some spin- in; v ill Inst-cam cuormouZly while
others almost entirely disappear Now as
insects are far more numcrtms than all the
higher auiumlfi, it follows that it’ somo uu-
foreseen twat takes placothnt favors a great
increase of some 11:;in Ins 53mins, man is sure
to be a great subrrr. And this state of
things is exactly what is taking place today.
The rr-asler will naturally inqtiiro why the}
lmII-licial our; do not incresmo as fast as the '
tic-atructivo ones. The answer is, tho food
plant of the latter has incrcafll enormously, I
and all the surroundings have favored its
rapid l'ILl'LllSU, Whilc tht othcn living upon
animal tilnagfiv‘) food, is cutirvly outstripped
by the vgc LIL-ml lo eating spacics. -—.\'(~ ".3 X or"
Home J nIII'uzil

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Art auvl Advertisement.
“'hcn tho artist discovered that there was .
II royal road lit fawn, and that success might
be obtained by cultivating notoriety in type,
he said to himself: "Ninetecu men at of
twenty are (MOLE. I have no use for the
twentieth man. The nineteen helpthcmsclvcs
to brains out of tho newspapers. which are
served (not: awry morning. They shall sen-e
mo interleaved with the minimum. Ad-
vertisement is fame; . (lvcrtisemcnt is for-
tune. The best mix criisenieut is on the edi-
tonal page: insttad of paying a dollar a line,
kt mo capture the critic for his name is
Boom.’ ’ This state of affairs hasdemorul—
izod the branch of art with which I am bum-
bly conuwted, and I am informed that it has
in a similar manner dcmomlizcd other
branches of art, in which even great men as-
pire to succeed by and through pres notices
ruthcrth‘nn by public appreciation and favor;
or, to speak more correctly, they seek to ob-
tain such public appreciation by flu-or of the
roman—Dion Boucicault in North American
mW.

Minister Belmont'o [lamina Act.

A private letter from Madrid gives the {01‘
lowing: “During the military maneuvers to-
day an incident occurred In which the Amer-
lcnnministcr, Mr. Perry Belmont. played a
oommendablt; port. The reviewing ground
is about three miles out of the city. The
queen and all the high court officials Wm
prmeut, and them was an immensu concourse
olmle. Duringonooftho mum on
artillerymaa was thrown from his
ondbelore the onward rmhoould bocbecked
hem ran oter by tho gun carriage-ad
badlyhurt, lug legbeiagbrokui. Thopoiut
at which this accident occurred Winnip-
mm whom the American minister was

2 on from his carriage. Mr. Belmont
at once alightal and had the injured Inna
put In his carriage and driven to the hospital,
me mlleuwny. This humane and grow
toloctwukmdlycbeeredby theorem-Ill

kWh-chic! rode up and W
Italic: Belmont ht- thnh in pawn-DI-
trait. Free Pun

 

In our new stock. latest styles. at

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. THURSDAY, MARCH 28, l889

AnothttldvannSttI'

\lt‘stiltlgomls('ht‘le lttsl work tlUlltII'
Ulll Spc(i:IlS:.Ile but pltlp'll'v to ho bollot'
pl lilSllll, tor we illt‘ going to bleak tho
l"'.C(0l(l Never haw boltct' goods boon
shown: ll(‘\0l' 11.1w II'I(~.ItoI'\ 'tu'iolies boon
oli'mml; II(I\'(II° haw prions boon lower.
T“lltl(‘ mnotoom lot itnpt'otI-Iuvnl in thI
bargains no 01101 this “1 ok.

 

 

G1 eat Boom

’: FOR THE COMING WEEK.

 

 

'I'lIII ('llttlt‘t'Sl

1,800 Pairs of Cor-
{sets bought l'ox our 1'0"“

I‘I‘Ill 3113'on
. nl‘ which tIt'I-z

lar NOLL', positively wottlt 4.3 in. widt- 85(-
750 per pair; will opt)" on Alli " “ $1.06
Thursday afternoon. March 48 " “ $1.10

'l‘lwso are actually Worth one
third Imm- than wo arc ask
in: '3
(‘llilllll‘h all non] ‘_’I in widt- I
lzttml (ll-sinus only ’SII pcri
_3': ‘lltl, saun- :II: III ll’ sold :It
Rock lltIllnIIt pilot‘s luI‘ .iltt, .
pvt 3:It(l last 3mm.

Another Novelty in,
llrcss Goods, “0
,olh-I' “III ttmlois Satin!

’Slh, 1885!, atilllc per pair,
only omr pair to :1 customer
and will continue as long as
tho goods lust, which will
not luIlongztt tho lttlt'II-é thny
are lll:ll‘lit"tl.

mes bro and .tttcml
our sale of plushcs

50 Pieces of Plush,
an endless 'III'icty of colors,
well worth 8? )C pcr3 _ yard, we

 

mark them at .390 per pair. 1”""1 gw“, H m' 3“!“ ("S l

_ tomartly will for» ,l.2.’ per;

12 Pieces Nlflltlt’ll 31ml. (bu-price is 990 purl

Plush ‘20 inch wide good yard .

qualtt3, “'9” “Will .:1:l" llllpicccs l'I'oIIIIh Satin, lat l

per 3'm'(l.all the lutcstspriug (.53 stvlc: and coloringsg

shades, 33'1” Iuakv spasm] “3,0,11,th ’l'tu 1,0,.) NM (3,”
price (luring this sale. Itlt' WW" 1% , and- o 3"

pcryard We will continue our 27(-

80 Picc cos of Satin,
bcmttilul shades for (Ironing
and street wmm also lor
fancy work have been sell-
ing for I5cpcr3'.anl have
placed on sale for 15h: per
3'11 (l

“so Another Lot; of

Satins, lli shades same as
tlllul’t‘ montiouod,harc been Chi-”re“ 8 Plain and

.. -. _, i bed Hose C-ulw
scllm at $100 I,” l '"d' (Iilztml Black which’we Cutl-
ztutl (ousidcted cht'np will

11 1 t} 1‘ 1 Satin sider a great bargain, as we
s . ' rv . s; .l . s

f (“Wino m l L ‘ can say they wore :oltlashort
for ()JC per yard.

time ago as a special indm- -e-

a ' ‘ I) ~ . 1 J . t

The SID] ing 1'2“ [ lllClll t'oI 15c am So ptr
is now open and the pvoplc

pair. We burn a large Illlt‘lll-
will find us lully prepart- -(l tity on hand, will oll'cr same
in our Dress (,loht’ls Depart at u Very close figure; 3
meat with a full line of “0-

pairs for 27¢.
hairs Surges, Henrietta (kc ChildrensBlackRib-
in all shades and qualities.

bed Hose. These goods
Mohair 44 m. wide. are fast black "It'mntcd m
one of the latest and most

to crock; Clt‘t'lltl'd scams and
fashionable fabrics to ho had an) the best. we ew-r saw
and has been <elluw in all plncodon sale for ISO per
the loaduw dl3"()0(lsl10tl50>’ pair. We know our price
in New Yaork lbr $1.15 pm is \3'a3 below the producers
yard. Our price is 990. It

cost, but we will, as a lead
cannot be beaten.

or, sell 3 pairs for 27¢
Surges. all Shades. We Will Also Con-
width H in., we say they are

tinue 0'" "Sllel‘ltll sale of

Hill“ on Hosiery.
Ladies’ Fancy cot-
ton Hose, Stripes and

Solid Colors, III ten dillcrent
st3les, clczirul seams, woxth
150 per pair, bought to sell
at lo»; than Cost for this sale

only, ‘l pairs for 27¢

positivcly cheap at the price llamburtrh ml 3artls {UFO ~7L
we are selling them, 69¢ per Remembef we always
yard. carry a complete line of

Gents‘ Furnishings, consist-
ing of Underwear, Ilqtsie
lziundried and unlaundried
Shirts, Collars, Coils, Neck-
wcar and Gloves at prices
which defy competition.

“’0 (10 Pride Our-
selves on our stock of
IIenricttas, of which people
can selcht the best shades
and'qualities to be found in
Fairfield Co. We do not ex-

 

Again we call your attention to
our complete line of Oil Cloths and
Shades and we are endeavoringt to
please all our customers in every
respect. We'have taken the great.-
est of pains to select patterns and
colors. to look well and ,to wear,
and are positive our prices are 25
per cent. below our competitors
price of last year. Don’t fall to see

prices teed and you will

never regret boy ing- at

I double width, a bountiful toll ml wmvr. and II brow . 2mm tl-I

GREAT BMW

M. .- «MM-um Wm--flm

SALE 01’ SIIIKSI

SCOFIELD 8: HOYT

lluw pun hailed of Jotdau. Mamh (V l o of liuat m a lot of III A! ‘h’ AND l ULUREU till Ktl from tlw llauluupl Sic k of .l. I\ t.
“e Wlll uluo I tler II lot. «If Mmpwtte U Irtwtu at tl 3.5; V elwts In M. ii); ll Idy Brumlu, 980
I 'l Innm short. length» (It

\\ (I will (-tlcr tltvm for tho Ill xt It‘ll data nt b H than not of Import Itton.
and up; Tilltlytmls llvot lngmum Ill 21v; lIiulI lltuawl. nt . ll'.

Jolltlhlnn at l o. of Now \ulk.

Bruss‘els Carpets at Your Own Price.

l.’ TM l .ltlt will nib-r at. our South Not-walk Stnru Immo lIiI: tlrivmt Ill lluaiery and Lin-mi ”(3”th
t (Itttury l ‘lotli \‘Vruplmro, lllntltor lluhbtml ln'qu llltl l' IiIII'IIsu llflt‘lltl, ltom 32 to 40, at “H

SCOFIELD

NowSpItng \Vrupuunl .lm‘kn'lrl. .ln-t ItII'IIth-l II lot 01

\Itvnlrt fur lluttt'nvk'n l’attvtna.

& HOYT,

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

 

Bridgeport Bargain House,

W B. HALL & CO.

1. oulartls, Pongee and lmlln \‘llks, rich
Trimming, and Dress Silks. .

Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Importation of French Saunas
and Scotch Glnghams. '

'l'tIII niwtlonu lll Ilnw talmca whirl: wopmentto our pulrrm for lHQKN'llitm tin.- Mama tun tttlt‘l’
tmIIquIIhI-II ln Annrm. and lnrlmlmunry known «Kyle and color “lil'll lm tum dousul hy the
European Intuiulau lllll n- many of wh: ch am coutwllul by m. and cannot in [out .1 ch. “3.. .m-

SATINES.

III thin Impulmmatmal w Innounn' a truth! cunt: nmr (It rh sir I- and tl ~ “lit whiting! mth o
hammnmun, null \lflt'tl war on III and h' coding of tlxuml Illw- cta from lltI' tIIilIulI-I-t to the [hurt (Lib Inh-
dawn?

Scotch Ginghams.

In thv-«I food- we nlmll show a "town III and t unplu- to: oa-IIIIIII- an of all thv II Iitmv I-tle-I and cnmbmu
lump in t u on. Straw and haul: “Mb 1.. (--_. t‘onlnl and llunlul I tl-. I t- Mm- -« Iml l': ant.- \uth limit"
Ilul UIIIlIn-Itlvctu; ohm l'atn (' hambm Willi lam. Ilmi Ii atIIIt 'nnlI-Il ll unit-H and Plum 1 ‘lIaIntIru in Ill

lltt IIII-III-t and link-l (In; tam- (mono..- Fliguit ('l’lvllllltlnllltll h . l-. l: itlI ll l 1 "ltrflfiu Spnng

(IIIIIIII'II'II and I“. tea ( ~

Hundreds of New Eliot-ts in Fine W001 Goods.

TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.
Very Wide Surah Silks, 75c and 5!
Elegant Faillo Francoise and Arnun'c Silks
Wide Black Silks worth 551.50 at 61
Best Silks cvcr sold at 75c.

Wool Goods.

All thI new I that! New Ruins Iiml Szdi'hamh. tilt the new comb minim.

Ulflllfllllfll llll llllllllllllllllli Bargains.

0m- in): of tho ttt'nlllflt' Tim's (‘nmcl‘a llnir l'lntlt lllt' Very h. r" In: in (la tilly {M h 5% It tool We
Ilcuut know of Ilullllt’l’ fltmr In tho- market Ito \M'll worth 11 d ’ r ax ll‘h It I-- pun I am -‘I Ila r. \I'. dc
M h.» I-I II It 1|de rtui II II,.IIII

 
 

 

About 1': pit-cw more of lltu‘ w iIIrtIt‘IIIm-l'a llult t'mth at fl... .
15 pica-r of tiny limp d'AlIua at Mr
One in! (It the dolor Surges. \‘o-ry with: at 731'.
! Our lot of the W 5mm III 37c.
A few more I 1 {tall “001 good» at 19c.

W.B.I-IALL&CO

84 Washington Street.

 

CARPETS

lngrains, Tapestry,

Brussels and Velvets.

Will. PlPlillSl

10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.

-~—AT———

A. IllllKEllMlN 8i son’s,

South Norwzlk.

 

 

l-

'l‘llE

Palace Queen
FURNACE

IS USED IN

NORWALK.
SO. NORWAIIK.

EAST 1313me.

And has proted to be the ram powerful furnace m in
use. For Inle by

E. K LflBlWflflll & Bil.

 

 

 

 

DAVID STOW

F u r niture-
BARGAINS

In Chamber Suits.

Solid Antique Oak Chamber Suit, 8 magnum; formerly sold at $45.00
Ash Chamber Suits. 5 pitta, 8:31.00. The best run em gold for the money.

Ezfiowwmm- TABLES.

The lines! uwrtmcat of Antique and fmcy covered chairs. Foot new. marking Cat-ca. etc.

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

SOUTH N ORWALK.
or 8111128.

FRUIT PUDl-DINE

A mm: delicious Dessert, tint can be prepmd in tire minutes: Rue. Vanilla, Chocolate and Macaroon
fluent. Those who have usual It IIpcalz highly of it.
No. I

For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at 161' lb. Mackerel in 10 and ‘20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloater Herring. (Etc.

The finest Florida Orangcs' lit the City at 320 a doz.

3 III. Northliald Creamery Butt III for $1. 00, 01‘ 35c 1i.

(:3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or title lb
1 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter for $1, or 280 lb.

Fresh Cinnol Ilerrinma fmc article, two may for fit. (‘hnn (‘homlcr in cans. Plcklfll Lobster and
has Tomato, and aptccd oysters in glass. Extra L'bolcr l’runncL-I. 15c lb.

Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.

Shredded W in delightful: one pound will no for two pounds of any other kind: He haze. Try it.
l‘nllfomlnl’mncc. 10:: 1b.. alba forfic. urge California Prunes, I: and He II). 3 cs Soup for me.
2 the Choice Layer Fig: torfic

Wm SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
mum: you tried the celebrated Dow Drop Cunt-d Goats; they beat them at

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington St... - So. Norwalk.
Large Sales. Small Profits!

3001's AND shoes.
Spring Opening Sale

-—-A'l—

C. H. HARVEY’S.

I would most mpecttnlly all the attention of the public to one of the

[Mill SllIBKS Ill Bflflll ill Sllfll ll Till Sillllll.

lining added 33,01) worth In

NEW SPRING- STYLES,

Which are coming in duly, and whirh will be void

At Prices Wllivll I )et' y Connpotition.

came and umlne good- brim manning eta-m n:
and quit y. armbcr the plate

‘c- H- HARVEY, .L

 

 

 

 

This n'c I'M lake the lead in prince, Itylea

THIS SPACE RESERVED

————FUl{——-

I-I. Krieger.

 

 

 

In that. than mu

Still Hawaii.

12 North Main St” SonfllNorwalk.

 

GROCERIES AND MEATS

--——-AT m ow III-mi or.—

13.131133 emu dc son.
SPRINGWOOD.

 

. ALI. onnuns FILLED Pnonr'ru'. "

-————.”——___

JITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH Us.

GIVE U"- A. THIAI.»

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