OFFICE SEEIIRB' MECCA.
No Diminution in the Crowda
at the White House.
"Ill lll'l‘Ofil'l‘ltIN T0 IIALS'I‘lIlll.
Appalattleata by foot uautnr (IeItI-i itl \\ ani
water—Somlnaticna In tho I'n-Ident.
Th. hclflf Built-Ina] Investigation-TIN
“Ilrund ('Ill‘lllfllsllullcrlltllt.
Waauumros, March '30. .\ I-IIIII IIIIII rainy
hmdtd not odor any rcripite to Front»
lent Harriaou trout the arm} n! I'hllcl'w «it
mm and others—that congl-I-guto Itt
themeuttva manawn I-tery day. in tact.
tincrowd yesterday Misa- large a. ll has
beateny day slum lien. llal‘ttsou .. inaugu
16m. The lobblea and waiting rooms at lllt:
trunnion were tlllul tllll'lun' the come morn-
lng. Three maniacal ot the cablnct~hlwn~
tarica Proctor and Noblcuutl l'mlmnalcr Gen-
eral Wanamaker—had Interviews with tlII
pneldent. The latter rcmzlinwl tor a long
while and iltcumxl the Iliupltmnru of wine
(I thowalflng applicants for otlico. JliatiI-I-
Gray, 0‘ the supreme court, “'35 all early
caller. Senators and n-prm-ntalit'oi were
notnntnemuit, but several of them brought
delqatiom ranging trout tlirm to halt a
down. Senatorli lilandcwcn. Stanford, For»
«all, CIIllImI,SherittniI. lllmr. \‘i-rh-vc-, llaw
lay. German, ex-Helllllur lamb. llcprcw‘lltn
tivee Perkins and AltIlcrnon (Kanti.
anions thoee who Itnw the pl'l‘sltlt‘lll. lll‘llrfi
lantativo ('olclltan, Int lwuisimin, prcsi-lttol
Rev. 8. 'l‘.(‘lanton, at New ()l'lt'fllb, and it
drlqation of colored Baptist ministers. (ten.
Harrison Allen and FX-(int'o'nlnr Urclwny, ol‘
Dakota, ex-llanthal A. B. Norton, of Texas,
the man who kept his vow not to hlllth‘ nrcut
hi! hair until Henry ('lay was I-lIvI-tI-It prod
dent, wm aboalnoltg the fortunate one: It ho
saw the prmtdent.
OPPOBI‘IKIII 'I'o Ital..\'1 Eat).
The male in secret lil'fifilun yesterday Ill.‘
cased the nomination of Murat I‘lnlillcatl to
he minister to Germany. The nomination
was hotly debated, the criticism of Mr. liai-
etead coming mincipally from the Republican
side of the chamber. The principal cause of
grievance against Mr. Halstcad was his criti-
ciam ot the course of certain Republican
aenaton during the investigation ot the elec-
tion of Senator Payne. The criticisms of
Mr. Halstmd were quoted (ruin a tile of The
Cincinnati Commercial Gnu-tic ill the senate
chamber ycstcnlay aftcnioon by llcpublicztn
amaton. Senator Sherman IlIitI-ndud Mr.
Halsteud, while Senators ltlgnlls and 'l'cller
led the attack upon him. A Vote on the
nomination resulted in Its rl'jl‘t'tlilll, the
Democrats voting solidly against it, and the
vote: 0! Senators Ingalls, (.‘nllom. lit-arts
and Teller being recorded iii the negative
also. When it was evident that the nomina-
tion would be rIijv-ctod, Senator Sherman
changed his vote troln nlllrllmtlvc to ncgntive
that he might bc ill position to enter a motion
{or reconsideration. Thnt motion was on-
tered and was pending when the senatI-IIIL
journal.
msrorl'lcz arrow-mints.
Postmaster General Wanamaker upon rc-
commendation ot Gent-ml Suwrintendelit
Bell, of the railway mail service, appointed
the following division supcrittteltdcllts ill the
railway mail eel-Vice: Seventh division, hI-ad-
quarters at St. Louis, J. 1‘. Lindsay, oi Miav
‘,eouri vice R. M. Thomas; Tenth division,
headquarters at St. Paul, Norman l'crlrins,
of Minneaota, vice It. 11 Butler. resigned;
Eleventh division, headquarters at Fort
Wa'th, Tex, J. S. Weaver, of Texas, vice
George “'. HuntI-r, resigned. Min-um Lind-
eey, Perkins ulld Weaver are all old and cm
perimood postal clerks, (Inch lmving risI-u to
his present position through all the stages oi
pl’unotion in the service, Lindsey and York
inaheving been in the service for seventeen
years.
rm: Pacific It.tll.no.tn INVESTIGATION.
The special culnlnittcc of the Q-nntc author-
ized to investigate the all'airs of the Pacific
railroad will not meet in' Chicago April 6, as
originally intctldel. The Work of otllcr com-
ntitteee cIiniliI-ts with the proposed work of
the Pacific railroad committee, so Senator
Frye has [xx-stymied the tour of inspection
over tho Pacific roads to October, The com-
mittee will "we! ill Chicago, Oct. 1.
siixlxanoxs.
The prI-Jidcnt has sent to the senate tilt
following nominations:
Cassius ll. Barnes, of Arkansas, to be re
coin-r of public moneys at Guthrie, Ind. T .
John L Dille, of Indiana, to be register of
the land otlice at Guthrie, Ind. T .
Charlci 1'1. Monti-ilk, of Idaho, to bc agent
{or the Indians of the 331 l’elcm rigr-llcy ill
Idaho.
Poatmastcrs: New York—S. l-'. thclcr,
Hancock: R. W. Oldfield, Han ‘rsrraw New
Jersey—L. R Williams, long Brunch.
62x. Jollxs'rox LIKELY in ltlzllalx.
It is stated that the president said a few
days ago that he did not intend to tutti-mu
change in the otlice of commLss'iI-ner of mi-
roads, now held by Gen. Joseph E. Johnston
Git-n. Sherman, it is said, has made a specml
requIbt that Gen. Johnston be retained. The
commissioner is now 52 years old, but in spite
of his advanced years he i.-. ablu to nttcnd to
the unions. It the office. '
IlAl-LIOSY 'ro rituals ls \l‘.\.\HI.\'IiT0.\'.
L'Iumnodure David B. Hurlinmy, whwe
wmmisaimtuschicf of the naval bureau of
yard: and ducks has expired, will remain in
Washington on duty as pl'esidellt of the
lighthouse lmrd, to which position he was
elected a l' w tucks ago. There are n utilit-
her of appiiwnts tor the vacant place. Cour
modem Harmony was nominated last Week
by Praidmt Harrison, and yesterday was
cmfirmed by the senate m it read admiral to
fill the vacancy caused by Admiral Luce's
retirement. No appointment has yet been
made of a sum}? to Commodore Harmony
”chief of the bureau ot yards and docke,
and Chic! CieritMen-itt 'ai acting as head or
the Inn-een.
\\ t‘l‘t'
norm
Them has confirmed the nomination
otJohnGNewtobemnstdgcueralat
London.
Commimlonc of Pension: Tanner has ap-
pointed A. W. Fisher, of North Carolina,
chietclerk otthepensionothcqiu placeot.
W. F. Brod, rulgued. Mr. Fiaha' was
able! clerk ands Commissioner Dudley, and
acted ea auditnt chief clerk under Gen.
‘l'hlleaetaryot state has received acorn-
Mfiolfgnthoumm States consul at
Phat-m mil, givingan alarm' ae-
midtbdeehotdmghtinthePr‘E‘vince
0‘ MM! themmmcr aeaaon. Many
W k‘ Ill Mr cattle, and mom
flint m per-nail died Thel’rovlnce at
Santa has dadared quaranfim
Blade-Ianelmbeeatna 01mm“.
been! yellow teverinthatcity.
Refinement.
Ihrchfl—ln the chem-Iliu-
reeigaai to Burn attc 8
”Whitman's,“
WJIaIrdlnlearu
my
gale
OOLLlNON AT SEA.
A leave-at IIIIIII by the Wyatt-Ito and
Two It! lltvr t reu Irimmd.
Nolttrout, \It. “Milli uh vlho U'Il Da-
IIIiIItolI all‘nlllallllt \\ I .llIIIl. I- front N- -w YII'I.
alrned lt-l'c ltc bouts hip, iillt‘l hatittgl
helm ill titlil‘lntl nil lIIlitt no t‘. .tll'l until
the ulImIII-i itillt limiting Ill - ‘.li o'clI-Ilt'
ymtI-rtln) llIHllllli \t tlu IlinI» of ”IF lol- i
llhion It tlIvn~Iv ('i,: [In \ Hi i till it “Ila > 5'
thick that “w lII'III I-l tin -I it ~ ”It a I-m \I)‘
In colllliiwt mo .tlililll ii! i than lntll titt-
VIM'I.‘ lcllptli ll litn tho it It. luolt'o struck,
the u limiter hIr altltrp bows utI lmr through
her, and .Ihc '«Itlllt II It llllliub nit-In. lld».
A)! ”w \l \ till-Iii“ i-Iiiltk tllc w itutllcr,|
Althtll AshtInn, M‘ltllllln. jplllpcd tin-m the|
rigging and I.tu,:ht ltol un- hut tllillllh and
Hunt tuned liIutwlt L'let lnmll, who mull
at the M'ltoollcl": Illa-l at tltl, tune ut the die-
aster, and Seaman t‘lntths llutrl~on Were
lust L‘hII-t Mflh' llrarltonl itrotmc was In
eI-niublo “hon result-d lltlln pic pIIIMh- “'llt't‘l
of the ship. which he had I'I’illglll hold (it aw
ll [Instant I-t‘cr him. he lilI-l ln~ now and
rIglIt IIhoIIIIlt-r button. and ‘lllt'l‘l' “up it IA'I"
rtl-lo gush mI-I' lllh lul‘t'llt'flll.
“II ”to Iil'l‘lHll Iii lllt' i~ltlp llt'l'l' lu' nth til
I'm-c twill to SI, VincI-lil‘.~ hnlpltnl, “lii‘l‘t' in"
lI-IW lic~ In It prI-I'nl'inlls coliilltton. Alnbriltc
lliti'rimn, Frank 'l‘rcptoI- IIIIII ItnI-tiII-r aca-
ntnll “I'l‘t‘ ant-ml by ltIIv.IIIII Ill ropes thrown
from the rtcitmcl'. ‘ I
-, , ;
THE COLOR LINE IN ill: CHURCH,
Import. Int \rtloti of tho y-mitli t lIIoIIit Ij
“ion In tutf‘l Hill-III.
l-Alll“ on H ll it .‘I ll. x-m -
irnnit‘listrlwtnn. .‘i, t‘,_ .t). C 'li-u I' pull in
tho I'llllllllllitl‘ :Ippnlnlwl b} ln~ 5 mill t‘ttl'o-f
ltltlt IlIoI min with lit oi oi lllc l'r- tI~~tnnt
lupis 'Illh‘ll t“liun in ii II)‘ IIllI s: [tie ”it (Ililir
Ipn-slinn IIIuinnII-li-b it cu-ntpmlntm, “inch
pin.“ sun to .tIlnu-t ~I.I- ll c lnlmi I ttlgylnilt l
the (‘Ull\l'llllnll ttlto liltvi- bu it ill (‘Hlllli‘t‘lIflll
with tllc church [I r it )cttr prior to May In,
lh’t'd. whclt lllt‘tlilltl nliull low In ltt -\iiIlc ‘l',:$IIl|
It also propwm ll winnntc CllllglI'gllllilll lot
the I-Ilolul cliun lltfi IlItIlI-l tliI- IIilIIl~tlutt-i.t
ol tlII III imp. .\o proton-lip lItnIlI- tor tin
ntlllllbiltlll ol colomi lily tl|'ll‘L,lI|II'*I_ v
A promincnt tcstrylltmt of St, lint-:84, tin,-
ttttstm IltlII- ‘cuiI-rIIl IlitIiI ll ll' to, Mini that ‘
tltI- lt'lllls until I not lioncccpi l, “\\'-I IIunt _
suedt front thc IhurI it," he NIIL "W o shall ’
simply “all, and it liari-i-Iloutlol Iln IIioI mun.
convention wI- will carry tltc inso- to the gI-lt- ,
ernl touwlltioli. ‘ Titt IplmtioitplIilIIixI-s to:
be a burning, ' till»! Iii. lilt CUIIIIIIJF I ("Hi "thin.
«in III.
I
MISS CAMERON MARRIED.
The Senator" a 1). ItIglItI-r .IIIIItIIl III \I'cII-
lotlt to II. “Illium Flmk
ll.\ltltlslll'lto, l'n.. March L1t.——'l'li- mur-I
rittgc of mar ,g-tanttt t' {lllltl‘tllh tllc tu-ultli
IlltuglttI-r of 1 nitcd Stubs S- n‘atorJ. ltoltltld ,
(nmvron, alIdJ. WIllinnt t ',liiik son of tin-
Inillioltuilo tllro- nl nutltltt'acttln r of Nowark, l
N, J. tiv ok place at noon \cstcrdny ltt h’en—
atol‘l' 'Illlci n I I‘IPNlIlL‘llI' o in 'lI'.‘ it: ~t, llt'tll’ 't‘
S. t'l::u:tl wr~. of tho Pmc Smart l'i-I-l»yti~l'litll
I-Enll'I-n, Illi lily, null III-v. Ilr. ll tin-i
lllltI l'. I: luritml IliurI lt ot Newark, Ittlivi- ‘
ut.-l. .
MAN lL-II liltcl L'nmcluil till i blll s Hulk, 0! l
I
\I It ark, wI-rc tllc
lll'lllt'slllllills, n n I]
Mr. errgc llallmt-
title, of Ncwltl'k.
was tltc groom's
best titan. Univ thI-
illIlnI-Iliati- rclittivI-s
of tho two Illllllllt‘fi
were present.
Alter the cor»-
mony, rt rI-ccption
to their li'iI-nils was ‘
held until 2:30
o'clock, “hon Mr. _ , 1i , ,
u", Mrs. Clark “bk xalloalu-J a murmur.
nlhonnsyitnnizt railroad train for tho east.
They will spond their lll)n0}llln( it til Elli-om, I
The prr-sc tits to the bi iIlI- wI- lt‘ it large and,
most costly colic: tion of gc Ills, ,Ljewclry, gold i
and silver plate, Ilccorntod citin , lirlc-a-brac,
etc. The mansion was beautifully decorated
with tlowcht and plants II'UHT lnIhiel, thel l
senator 5 country residence.
Sued for Ilreac Ii of Pr "lilac.
Parnnsox, V. J., March L”.l——Samncl 0
Storm, a habituc of thr- t,‘ Iitt race track,
was arrested there by Short C,admus of.
Patclson. to answer in n suit for (inning-s?
brought by Corn M. anhnmfi young resi-
dent of l’ntcrson, “hum still us has hen;
courting tor the past two years Storms it ,
m still, was mntinunlly puttin'v oil the time!
{or the wedding, and when t :3 young hldy
finally dclimndul n detinite promise as to
time ht‘ admittml that for the l tst live your:
he had been “nitroulilc” and pol in a position
to marry her. lbs declined to tell the nature
of his trolll-lc. When she askctt him why ho‘ I
had conrtul her undcr the cirullttstanlvs boil
repliul: "Just to have a girl in Jersey." Ht‘ v
was rclcmeul on $1,000 bail to litiismvr in the
unit.
Dr. Suinburne llIvIlil.
Aunts Y, March 2‘J.——Dr. Juhit Swinburne, i
the Ilttiltcnt ~nr rc lll, In llt :iIL lie was born '
in Dcnltmrk, 3. Y. ., ill l‘~.‘i. I I! entered the
Albany ll.- Inuit-I llc'c in 11%;, gruduatin;
Iour yI-nrn‘ . :"Itcl at the head of his (lass. Ill
lotil he volurltccred nsan army .urgcon.scrv—
ing with remarkable .Ilistinctiolt. In 1564 .
(ivI'I'cI'llt'l' Seymour made him‘hcalth otliceri
oi the Port of New York. l'hilc abroad '
with his family ilt HT") llc acceded to the re-
quest of many prolttlnclt: Ann- ‘cuns in Paris
and ns~umed charge of [live Adiiricnn ambu-
lance system in Parts during the Franc-o
Prussian war, serving with such Iitill that
European surgeons adopted litany of his
methods. He has been nulyor of Albany and
a lite-tuber of congress. ‘
Suite in a Court ltoom.
\Lw ll.“ in, March ":9. —chi'y Mix cre-
ated a scene in the superior court. Ills hits,
a beautjtul young woman, was estttylng in
the contested will calico! Mrs Allelinovv King,
of Detroit. The court stcnographcr, S. W. i
Cogswcll, was sitting near by tho witncss box
and on his dosh lay a detect to camera.
\\ hen Mrs Mix struck it particularly to-
witclting attitude Mr. ('ogswel almol the
cannon at hot. Mr. Mix jumiiid trom hnl
salt, and, approaching Cogswell, told himI
that no one could take pictures t his wile.‘ I
There was a wordy dispute betw n the men,
during which the court had to suspend.
'rtIe Wclblurphy Him.
llELUIT, \l' Is, March '..".J — ‘L’apt. Billy
Duly, of Boston, Murphy“ ‘ , and 1h.
other Boston men returned to Chimgo yet
tcrday. They wan: much pl ‘ with lur-
phy’s appearance and condition, nd are sure
he will whip ll eir. Capt. Daly is also back-
ing Mike Duly against Jack Menuhin, and
says he will force Jack into a tight or claim
the belt. He says it is absurd t McAulifle
to ask to have the mkea more than 81,000.
Mr. Lincoln flay Decline.
Chicano, March m—nobanl T. Uncoln
wasinrecetptot telegrams [romallpartlot
the cumin 5' yesterday congrat lating him
on his nomination to the court St. James.
Reunite ha- notyet. made uph'umiadae
towltetheror nothewlitaccept nomin-
tton. Atriendotlir.1.ineolaia though-
Ienthatlie will decal» it, for the recall,
Mnfliatlilawlteba invalid.
Be. Sure and Attend
Wc sold floods oil
out
record. thcl
ofl'etcd; Itetcl haltc
There 1:5 no room for
‘lu‘n‘ ruins. we ollol' this
""i
Great
1,800 Pairs of Co or-
sets bought for our legu-
lzll stock, positively worth
75c per pair; will open on
Thursday afternoon, March
‘JSIh, lfih‘ll, litilflc pcr pzlir,
only onc pair to :t customer
and will continue its long :IS
Iltc goods inst, which will
not be long :tt the pi ices they
are marked.
our sale of plushcs.
50 Pieces of Plush,
an endless varictv of colon?
well woxth Sic per 3': ml, wc
mark them at. 5% per pair.
42 Pieces ."tlottlcd
PIIISIIJU inch wide, wood
quality, ttcll north SI it)
per y: .trIl,:Ill tllc l: llcst splingz
shades, will lllltkc special
price during: this solo. Ttlc
per yard
80 Pieces of Satin,
benutillll shades for t veiling:
and street WI}: also lot
fancy work, have l”been ecli-
lug,r for 75cpcr yard, havc
placed on sale for 1% per
val'd.
“so Another Lot of
Satins, In shades same as
:lbm'c nlcntionctl, have been
soiling at $1 00 per ynd
and considered cllcltp will
sell dltl'ilw this sale oi .‘lllillS
for Gllc per VII 1rd
The Spring 'I‘I'adc
is now open and the people
will find us fully prcpztlc d
in our Dress Goods Depart
lllClli. with :1 full linc of Mo-
llail's, Scrgcs, llcnricttn. (to,
in all shades and qualities
Mohair 44' III. wide.
one of the latest and most
fashionable fitblics to he had
and has been selling,r in all
the lending drygoods houses
in New York for $1.45 per
yard. Our price is 99c. It
cannot be beaten,
Serges. all Shades,
width ii in, we say thcy are
positively cheap at the price
we are selling them, 65k per
yard.
We do Pride Our-
selves on our stock of
llcnricttas, of which pcoplc
can select the‘ best shades
and qualities to be found in
nothlrlllvamleltll'
up
SpocialSnlc, but I)lt!]l.‘.llt* to be better
pleats ch, lor we. .Ilc going to break the
hm c better goods been
'shown; notcr haw Irr liter varieties been
FOR THE COMING WEEK.
Fairlicld Co. We do not ex-
L
we call
SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING WHEEL, FRIDAY, MARCH. 39, will.
last week during
prices bccn lower
improvement ill the
WI-clt'.
B00111
C
I-cpt anyone.
of which are: .
Thc choicest,
-l."i in. widc 85c ’
n; .. -- $1.4"; ,
-lh' “ “ $1.10
'J'llI-sc :tl'c :tI-limlly Worth olic
third llloz‘c lllxlll \t'I- :Il'c .'|.‘il{
in" i
('ll: ‘rllllt" :tll nool‘ 27 ill. widc,'
latest Ilc signs, only 25c per
yard, some as Wl'l‘t‘. sold at
Rock lloltom prices for 35¢:
pcl' vard last ycan‘s.
Another Vovclty in
IDI'I'SS Goods, II c
t-‘lt‘l t - lllo- ll:ltlt‘ ls Silllll
llli'l lllIKlIIlH'
Hate purchased 0! Jordan ltalttli (c I II _ III lint-ton a lot of MAC K AMI COLORED MLKS trout IIII- lint-hurt Stu ck Iv.I J. 6' I‘
“'0 will |ll0 Iltlcl l lot of hlI-Ipit It" I'
I5 more short lcngtlm M
W II will otII-r them tor the next ten days at but than V out o! Importation.
and up; Myardn Bout liigintnn at 62w; ltihlt ““va it In ‘J'tc.
shill Still!
SCOFIELD & HOYT
.ll'llll'l vtl It I'm. I" New Yolk.
vtpi'tn RI #1 {I}; Vt'lVO‘lI‘ In “no; II ‘II, Brui‘lt‘ll, 980
Brussels Carpets at Your Own Price.
.l’. Till bill! will otter at our South Norwttllt l-lloro nomi- big drivctt In Hosiery and Dress tioml
t ‘entury Cloth WrappI-re. Mother Hubbard hunts and l'IlnIm back-I. trout B2 to 40. at 95
SCOFIELD
NP“ Hpima W rap-and .Imk-w. JIM worked a lot M
L. u- not i -l ItutleitIlt' I l’attc I‘ll!
& HOYT,
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
W B. HALL & CO.
ll‘onlar‘ds, Pounce and India Silks. rich
'I rimming, and Dress Silks.
Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Implo ortation of French Satinea
Scotch Glnghams.
'l he in lmione in tin-«- tabrire. whirl: we went to our patriliII for lll'llI'Clltlll lit II III .I-on her tour
ll’l'lit'tltiltllfll lll‘llll'tlt',‘ and lniludcntvrry known elyli and color which h.- lm-n denied by the
Karin-an mannlaclun rp. mat. y at ulna h arr controllul byIna. and (Ill-nut t-I- toninl I. -. uhIlu.
SATINES.
III thin-opulltnn-ItormlwI- annonnn- a IicwilIII-rlng: amv ot rhnicr and on r' I.. roloiimir anti a
harmonica. Ind \Illl‘tl immanent and blending of llftl’llnl I ma» trout tliI- lllllllllt ~t in thi- morl Ilalwtretr
i I algn'
Scotch Ciinghams.
ln them in we Ihall show a timmnuh and I mp I-tI: Itflortm -m or all the line-v eulo- and combine—
tloae In t‘ o ore. Strip". and Ptatde with inc-e. ( Mind and ”panic d I 'll'IrbI, Strip"- and l'taida with limeltc
and Unilmcfluctr: alao l’aln t'hambra ullh Larc. timid and t nrdril lbw-lir- and l'i-tin (' hambn in all
the newest and lmm IlcrlraI-Ic “immig- Bimini t‘uli.tm a: n It Si N. 'irh ll iltc Do me. Spring
Cambrian and l'rrcalu-
Hundreds 01 Non Ett‘ccts in Fine \l'ool Goods.
TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.
Vory Wide Sllrzth Silks, 75c and r"! .
Elegant 1' nine l‘l‘tllltf'lifit' :lli'l \ln. lltc filii...
I; I». -l il.w' v-
{9"} 3-] . . i _‘ 1, ' ““18; “'5 \\ ldc Black Silks north til .5!) :It :11
"ml“l'} “”1 .nr ." '7" In" Best Silks ct'cr soldat 750.
yard, ()lll’ pl'lcc IS .‘lJc pcr
\‘:ll‘tl l
in! picccs French .‘nlin, lat.
c~I sltlcs :tlld C(Ilnrllll'h
I'llczlp :tt .lfic pcl yard. ()Ilr,
prII-c lbc and 33V .
Wc, will continue our
Htlt' on liosicry.
Ladies’ Fancy Cot-
ton Hose Stripes and
Solid Colols, ill ten ditlcrcllt
styles, cleztrcd scams, worth
15c pcrpnir, bought to sell
zit lc<stlnni cost for this sale
only, dptlll's fill 27C
Children’s Plain and
Ribbed Hose, (olor
cd and Black, which we coll-
side! .I great bargain, as we
can say they wcrc .~old a shot!
time :1;in as :t special induce-
ment for 15c and lb‘c per
pair. We hart-.1 largo quan-
tity on hand, will ollcr :ztllli:
at .1 very close figure; 3
pairs for 27¢.
ChildrensBlackRib-
bed Hose. Those .L'OMIS
:ll'c f-tst black, wnmmle I! not
to crock; ciczlicll scant.~ and
ate the best wc ch-r saw
place-don sale for 14.; pct‘
pair. “0 know our price
'lty below the producers
co..t, but we will, :15 :1 load-
cr scll Zl pairs for 276
We Will Also Gon-
tinue our special snlc of
llamburgll,‘ ll Yards l'or‘ -ic
Remember we aim It's
270
cum :I complete line of
Gents Furnishings. consist-
ing of Underwear, Hosiery,
lullndricd and llnlaultdricd
Shirts. Collars, Gulls, Neck
wear and Gloves at prices?
which dcl'y competition
your attention to
our complete line of Oil Cloths and
Shades and we are endeavor-ing- to
please all our customers in every
respect. We have taken the great.
jest 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 fail to see
our new stock. latest. styles, at.
prices guaranteed and you will
never regret buying at
I
Hill Sillll, llllllllll llllli, Sill“! liIll'Iilll.
Wool Goods.
All the new I-tlcrle. New Notice and btdI-tamlr. all the new c..-;.I.,mur.g,r
fluexamnlli fllll Ufllilillllflllll Bargains.
One hoxotthr genuine Tmt 'nmcl' e Ila ' ("nth It. I Iirt II- I 0 .tr 'l'- - ‘l'y. It: “Li: ."J‘ a nod. We
do not know 0! anothtr Iahrlc in tin marku eo II it until .I ‘o it! an lll' . ll v-pviit- I'um ~i iii”. wnic
double width, aliI- eiititul Ital; I-d mm», ant! n broi'r . '-.l, m1... .4 a. 'J . .1- rim b :gttni.
About 12 plan move 0! Inc (I) inrh t'amI-l's tlan L'.-v‘.:. :1: .
I!) place at the map d'Allna at lid
mic lot of the-dollar Sewn, wry nidc at 77».
One lot of the 5th Semi- u 337.
A tcw more I 1 2a“ wool goods at 19:.
W.B.HALL&CO
CARPETS !
l'ngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
«I» ~— -
Will. PAPERS!
10 Cents per Double R011 to $1.25.
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A. llllllllllMAll & 80“.
84 Washington Street. South moi-walk.
I
THE ,
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK.
EAST ""—
NORWALK.
And has proved in be the most powerful tamace now in
use. For rate by
E. K. Lflilllfllll it ill].
,, L1, vim—M
DAVID STOW,
F u r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique Oak Chamber Salt, 3 pierce, 9mm; tormmy sold at 55.0)
Mb Chamber Suite, 3 pierce. 33100. The beat enit ever sold for thc money.
Pom-Ital Pit-bonny. TABLES-
Cherry and oak lancy
The heat wt 0! Antique and tanq covered chain. Foot Reels, Blocking Care, etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWAIIK.
up STAIRS.
FRUIT PUDDlN—ET
A most dclicione Dcmvrt that can he [li’l‘p‘l’t‘d in five minutes: it- *c \ aniila, Chocolate and Macaroon
flavore. Those who have need It. ep-ak hwhty ot it.
No. I
For the Lenten Season we have tint-class
Mackerel at lac III. Mackerel in lo and 20 III.
kitta, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Ilcrring. &c.
The lincst Florida Oranges ill the City at 32c a doz.
. 3 Its. Nurtlieli Creamery Butler llll‘ $1.00, ll'llc ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1 , or 28c III.
Preeh Canned flaring: tine mirlc, two cam for an. Clam Chowder in cans. Pickled lobster and
Lamb- Tolim. and apleI-d enters in (la-e. Extra Choice Pinnacle, 15c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Shrrdded Codllsh is dellzhtl'nl; one pound will go tor two pounds of any other kind: Hep“: knee. Try it.
I’alitorniaPI-nm. 10c lb" thin (or “51:. Large t ulitomia Prunes, ”and He lb. ca Soap for to:
2"- Me layer fig- mm
W! SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
w’mvem tried the celebrated Devi Drop Canned Garth, thiy beat them 3'.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’,S
33 Washington 8t.. 80. Norwalk.
Large Sales. Small Profits“?
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
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C. H. HARVEY’S.
I would moat rerpecthlliy call the attention of the public to our: of the
[Milli Slfllll ill Billil Illll Silllll ill Till Silllllil.
"and; added $3,003 worth In
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming in daily, and v. Mi It will he toll
iAt Prices ‘VIli('ll l )ot'v Conipvtition.
t‘riiae underlain anode Mm pwuhaeinI-clnwhcn 'l'ttiagcw' II he :' .I- lo-ali in met-e, style.
Lad new 1. Sunni-tier the pure
I c. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main Qt... South Norwalk.
TE
CIS SPACE RESERVED,
matur—
H. Krieger.
GROCERIES ANIS MEATS
——A’l‘ THE OLD STAND 0P————-
1'. Brian GUYER & SON.
sparrowoon. '
Alili ("RIDERS FILLED PRGRIP'I‘LY.
fi——90>——
JITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH US.
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GIVE Us A 'r'nrAt.
Norwalk Chronicler