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l‘liE SAMOANWDISASIER.

Further Particulars of the Awful
C alamity

Tl“: SHIPH Illllll ‘- It" Illl Illillh
Child. til I‘li'gilr nu llH- ‘l'i 'r ' Illili to
“Mid” \\ II t' I ~ by
Nina! "Mn-rs

‘hhlnlillll'l' k ilil

ut \t.inlIlnzginn-Iyiio-cu
Victoria's Miiipiitlii.

initials, :‘lilll l.’ l'tti‘ll- nit ~l 1-. mm-
,_ l~
lli.‘
ml

tcl’ to lilo Holman and Aim-ii .m Nil- \-
Il Samoa lmtt‘ hu‘li lu-iw-l m lull. ‘n-

libar “tie lllllWIluollnl'ti and «u. i. ii..
M It All curly hour lll llu‘ llllll inn:
sank almost llltnlt‘tllulI-l) L'I in p

Nearly all of tho iiwii Iili » “l'll‘ l-olniv lll‘l'k
were ilrowiiud. “'hvn tm- .\il.rr ~ll'll' it lli‘l'
Inn-ts were iihivorinl iiiul ll-l rigging paiii-«l.
I‘ Several of her crew main ibi‘niigli lllt' Mll'f
M Ind wr-ro “Vt'll, iiiii~ ll‘ in ;:i ll» 4.‘l]|l.llll Hull
5’ a tow olllcen :\lti~l' llii- .‘x'qmv :‘l'lilillllul lirr
“ new anomalml iii llvll‘t'. .n ,.
Illl‘ll wore drowuwl by ll -' ".l‘ or ii; of u but
in the surf. 'l'hu Ctlpllllll --l lit“ \'.iIiiliiii.I Iiii~
l rimmed by l-I'iii; lll|'-'~\.i li;iif«l»l .i 'lllii :nI-l

Lilli-
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iu-il~. lllll -ix

5' \“l‘\‘nhlhltthlli'mtt‘.it :«n- :i. I: liII-‘I‘Ji
g: potion Sari-lull Lilml t u- I" \\.: I .1 mm.
7' l-m‘nl luv ilii- II l\'~.' -.I:‘» lllll‘l. w..."

(lliflviicd ill lli~ lt‘ r“ low-"it l » iiii it into.

Nnnyul lllt‘ \"iiiiilu; «‘11:. l'lll'l': in llit‘
l’ rigging, and llil‘ Siziiiuiiii- and ullirw I"
‘ shore iriui in vain in iv'~I'u- llu in Tim l-nt-
l. lulu of tho Vaudalus “IL! 0 ui-.;.: may .inw iii
and the 'l‘rciiton moi llll'iinl . 2 ilu- \‘aii.

diiliii‘.~ wreck. 'l‘lu- Ulp’l mimi ll lil" lllf)

of the gain for a day and ll ll gill. l'lll Ill tho

dawn of the following .liiv -li-- \h'lll “more

The l i’lli-I-rn of llli' Elicr, Iiilii uiiv -‘\4'-“-lluill.

I “s'l‘t‘lllhl,flllll with than \‘l‘.‘:ll_\--lX lili'll.

‘ The Nllinli‘ ltlfll N“\t‘ll i.i.':i 'l'll-l Viliiilallu

luet lit-r captiiiii. [our lrlll-‘I'l ‘ and fort) in. ii
if 'l'hc Adler hut lillr't'll llli :i 'llii- .‘xipan'
ginhiidcd on a wand [midi

lllliLl‘d, Alil'll l.- Wlirli tin be of ”it
“tllllfllllulll American Imi- “wig. in“ I.-.
Invited to the emperor ho muld not t‘uihi'i-ul
Iris eiiiotiuti at tho di.~a~tI-r and was viaibly
mitt-civil for some time.

\l'asuil'torns. April l.—-Thi- Summon disas-
tci‘ continua-s in b.- the cutting topic of mn‘
vomition In Ulll"l.'ll t'ii'cli's inlay, but no
further iiiloi'iiiutiuii was i'm-civ-nl n! i-itlier
thc pinto or the navy dvpai'tiiiwiii .

The tint authentic information concerning
the dctaib of the disaster will prnlubly ”Ill
be icccivod until the arrival of the Alanimla,
which is due at Hail Fl’nflt'lat'u April l5.
Naval olllccrs, .spwuluiiiig on the min." of
the great diamtcr, suggwtcil that in getting
Illlllt‘l' way the rem-la \I'cro driven on the
outer reef of the harbor. The large line,
comparatively. on tho Vanilidm is accounted
for by supwsiiig t'init sho mint havi- lwi-ii
ground into pious by t'lllll‘illln with flllhllll'l‘
vane-L probably one of the German il‘nll'
clrds. The leaching of tho Nipeic, it is Nllll'
may have been due to the fact that she was
. closer in than any othI-r of the “with; when
" struck by the stunt).

A cable nit-mags conveying tn th~ pr»...
dent tho condolcnces of Qlloun \'i.-t.,r..-i um
received at the Britieb legatioii.

Count Arco, the Genuan minim-r, ri-n-ii'cd
no information from his goveniinvnt (’llflt'l'rll'

, lug the changes that may have bu-ii Iil'tltrt’d
hi Samoa.

“Fewer lives were loet by tho engulfing of
the United States and German Vessels at
Samoa," eni-l Admiral Porter, ”than if a
battle had been fought for the ownership of
theisdand‘. Besides, [regard it as practic—
ally settling the question regarding the coral
reef which has caused so much (ii-.pute, and
both governments have been taught a salu—
tarylesou. Although I have not mud.- n
petsoualhiopcction of the Samoan Hands, 1
have been to Tahita, which, like other
islands in the Pacific, is the work of that
industrious creature, the cornl insect,
and when: dangerous reefs abound. As
isfrcquently the case, in that port of the
world, thohurricane mint have come upon
the ships so suddenly that neither onions nor
men could take precautions for unfety. My
experience has been that neither steam or
soil avail: much in ouch a norm, and the
probability is that the Ellgllhb van-I, tho
Calliope, was mine distance from Apia,
headed for Sydney and dots not owe her
nafcty itmply to the fact that aim had steal]!
lip. The navy department lays down no ox-
plicit rules in relation to keeping up steam,
or maintaining the supply of fur-i on board a
le. That matter is left to the diacretinn
of the unnrnander. There mule“ to lint-o
baenashortage of cool, however. The sup-
ply ordered from Philadelphia recently, will
probably not much Pug!) Pug» for three
months, as it will have to go around Cape
Born in a hailing vaml."

Sax Fmsctsco, April 1,—Theninrm which
caused the M r at Apia was a r. netitlon
on a largcrjscale of tho Ono by which the
Canistiutlon and a numb- of other rim-ls
, we're wmked a month previnudy, .tt that
5’» ' time the gale came from the mirth, not the
" harbor) being utterly unprotectml from that
direction, it was impmibie for sailing “gels
to protect themelvcs. The Engl'oli man-of»
war Calliope found herself in an rxtrcinely
dangq'ons pozitlon on that mansion. For.
tunately she had been out-tide the barbit
practicing her guns before the gale came up
andhadafull head of .trzini on. She was
thin «tabled to put to sea, whom she rule
out the storm in nfety. The German ship
fiber was not so fortunate. Sin.- Wits unable
to make headway against the storm, and was
inimmlnent danger of being driven on the
,, mt,hutth00lgasentthellnaalioardofha',
”J and lib. was thus towed into safety.

.. Catt. Holland, of the schooner Minna.
nowinherth for Tahita and who has had
much experience in the south seas, says
March was always a bail month for hurri-
m4, and that experienced ship master!
were constantly on the lookout for them at
that season. There is no harbor which offers
[logo in case of such storms. The only
safetylsln putting to to; While there is
, some times warning before hand for as much
5. utwanty-fourhours of the approach of a
‘? pbdtbkkMatothertimesit museu-

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tirely without warning. Capt. Holland did
notoonsider fora moment that theescapeof
the Calliope was due to superior Whip
ontbwpafldharofloen. Bhoprohablyhad
I, . steam up at the time. or perhaps lay on the
f: outerbarth,» that six. could umpe um
readily. But if this hurricane came up as
mldenly as they often do there would he no
tints to get up steam before the gals was at
in height.

 

M a! I‘m Salton.

‘ Wu, 0",. April l.-.\'cws has has:
waived bun qunina bay, mm, that
that tho tux returned yesterday naming
butts-cambforCapt. Warm and the
hwwlmthescboomr Gouge E.
M haying found then in a pattern
ltastlou nearibe Mahatma: thirty
nib north of Yaquiua, where they bad
If“ in a I.” beat. Their boat filled
wittwsteraad thaynaarlyporlsbad They
hd haunt two days without food They
was wdeomsd back by their friends at
Inquire. wbobad'iuath-uupsslost.

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THE

holy at too II" to tho lmttrr It, In.
Alinli an "lo-i an in.

room TEMPORAL rowan. l

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"amnion, Apiil i. ~ In.“ ., l u il‘ in a
inundation til the It pl) .1 . ‘ ”I lit
thwl‘." uli.liI_II-I I l I . lur-l
drill) to 'l'wqinuli u m l ».. . t' ' .r“

I-f lllt' lzipJ - I"
"“i‘lmiuiiil'."lt’l l'i I. will lllll‘r‘V
altuluiin-r 1 lllt‘ vi il l » l ‘l I in \. ‘I.

Wi‘suldgoudsI'l‘iozip last Ivock (hiring

“"'_i;'.',",',":;""' , tllll‘ Slltlt'llthSHlt‘, but prnpni'c to bc butler
li‘TIZ.“.T.",.l;;;.JA‘.;.'.L‘..‘.'.:.“‘i'.'..1.‘..'.'.'.".‘.‘.£.’; iluiscil, for we are going to break tho
1171'2‘..'.‘i.‘5.“5.'?|7.'.‘.2‘f1'{$.35.'.'3‘.'..'.'.‘1'.'.'.“(.2373 rcvord. Never have boltci' goods bocii
“I.”'1‘;ll:5ll”“'ll:ll0\.fll' have grculcr varieties biwii

'ilw hum it. in .i.- til l'.-' I'iiuii li Atiil list ‘
um i- you I..iii' ii .i-l- llll‘i -lci¢llai‘ \\ .lli pl“
Illiilu ILLI‘ \ip l', l-uth Jll-lll‘t‘ iiml li-ligliill
um- you n .lt‘l-l -t gl'tillllliii‘, iillll iliinthc
iiiuie law-aim~ foiii Ilt‘ll'lhl‘ ba~ Ih-- Iin-iii ill
t'nll-lJII-‘l

"flux-w sliii.:.i; prunla of you luilliand
n-ii! MTV“ in Inn-l l Ill‘.l-':.l‘l- i:i chm-r union
and lllhl‘ll'l' i:,~I\ tli ili-- l . .ll; lI-lli‘ tlnil1
your “Hr-h Iiili lldh' m lgul “llli ll.--- l'\'i‘ll
\Iliu. lhuiuh Hill in cuiiiiiiiiiinii Iiifh ll-, un-
til ivmt lllIlilllM'Il \\ll.ll|'~-" Mi thi- IiiJiirlw
lllllli‘l-‘Il upon Il.‘ niid thw l'lllll'l’il .\l vl‘ult‘l‘i
\i- im- i .mwlnl, lull only in “the Inuit iii-chit"
nit-m, “llll’ll fII'-‘ |Il lll‘t‘wlil \tiili iii-w --f the
oiin-i nllLIlllllIl'iI - ul llll'l‘llll'ill. lull} “in the

ili'crcd; iii-,voi' llith‘ prime: lwcii lower.
There is no l’llUlli for iiiipruvciiiciil iii the
bargains we olicr this wcck.

Great Boom

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'—'.‘ll» u~ ~lll purl -i up! I ‘2 ' I l I i.il'-Ili,;«-ilt.

Illlll: but all I Inm- i~~p~ -l\ in lili‘ llittli

"“lll' l'l.‘|,‘ul‘. in-ilwl V-‘Illl ll" .. oi lli" mil FOR THE COMING WEEK
uf lilt' fiiilliliif. H. .liiiii ninl illl‘ll'l|~l' tilil I‘nll-‘ .

il-li-iil'i- iii ilii- iIhiiiglIly [mitt-i“ and «NSF
“Illl’llitll |du\|llt‘i.|'t5 of U-i l. ' ‘

 

DEATH OF A PHILANTHROPIST Tlic choicest

It on.

I300 Pairs of Cor-
setshoughl for our regu-

l‘l'lll anyone
of which are:

Jucnb ~Ii-.-pi-r l'iiui-s July at Ills

” \"',"'I" ‘3 ”TM?“ ii In SlUt'L', positively worth 15 iii. widt- 85i-
INTOV, 1 pill IIII- llI'tI It I'I'II'I', It .., ' - .. '- I H o, .
wi-llkiinmi pniiiiiliiiui-M, diml yesterday "K Pm" llllll. “I” 0P0" OH ‘H’ “ *L‘H’
uzi~"7.l"”li“- ”1' “-‘h 'N‘" "l Ni'l‘lmllv. Thursday afternoon. March 48 “ “ $1.10

Maine, with-d lll ill Nt‘lll llI lair, iiiid Iiiiiasaul
ii largo llll‘lulii' Hi the iiliuimiln clothing
ti.i«l-- iili-l in Hill iwiati- ti‘iiiiaiii‘iii-lis. "i
:A'l'\"ll in tho l--,;i~.|.itiire and held many pub .
lI-' otlir-«niul [M Ill-Illa ul ll‘ll'vl, including
it... .- of \ li'- ‘Illv"ivl\‘lll of llll‘ :liiii-iic-iiii Bibh
.Ilh‘l}, nirl til \‘ualrynii l nth-rail), owi' ,
si-or hi ll‘iruml college, dm-rtor of tin
National limit of Conant-rm, and of llll
North American lllslll'illll” company and
truth-I- of runny minim Mo was mien! tlit
lniiiidi-rsol limiuii University, iind the JIM'U.
Elwyn-r lliill. l' IMP" toil Wllll that institution
In» lni'gi-ly bud-HI gilt. lle WII‘ also thi
din-t luundrr of tho Wesleyan .\li.-.-iottury
Home at Newton. and I'Vt'l' ltti churche'
throughout New England lll|\'l' boon lu-lpi-d‘
by him. By his old the “'mleyiiii building lll'
llruiiillebl uti‘w‘i iviisi-i‘wti d at iii-mt of out»,

L’Sili, th‘il, at 390 per pair,
«nilv Ulit' pair to a customer
:tllll will continue as long as
”I“ y‘tiiiil‘; l:i:.l, which will
“ill be lililgiil lllt' piii'vrr lliuy
are marked.

Be Sure and Attend
our sale of pluslics.

50 Pieces of Plush,
an endless variety of color»,
well wui‘tli 85c pi-r yard, we
iiiark iliciii at We per pair.

lllll‘ll inuri- than Ivi- arc ask-
in}:

l'liiilliI-n' :Ill wind '37 lll Will“,
l:llt"~l Ilcsiylw, Iiiily 35c pi'l‘
yat‘Il, Hiiiii- :t>l wort? sold at

pi'i' ytii'tl liisl _\‘I‘:ii':~'.
Another Novelty in
Breast; Goods, it e
oilcr ”I" trade is Satin
lullltl good: i! in. \virlc, Mir}

5:)

on. "o alwgzive largely litllll.‘ dim-rvnig llillltll'll)’ .‘(Iltl llll‘ $4.25 .Pt'l'
pm. lllt'u‘dgll‘;lli}n_\'Jpl'lll\'llll- «mimics. ll; 112 l)icces N'ot‘led \‘lll'll Ulll' Ill'lt't' . l8 ”(’0 [NT
«1le llsdl. . :I Hl' . I-iiry - wpv-r aii - '- . ’ ' i '

t‘nrn- dungiitx-rx, uiii-uf “It!!!“ i~ fli- nlfe ol' l’lllShggo "It'll “ "It‘d-"“"l Vill'll

1-1. l' li Elltbll, the Non York publi~lii-r, and
ii.in1iiri‘ lll‘ Will'llr J. W. lllll‘llt'l', hum] of,
t:- l:-.iiw . 2‘ hurls-rd; lir..th.r.~.. [‘1‘ but
llbll' - it.“ i x lli'm'll)’ tho l'I'AIlll ui iiiiui-I-nh-iii
In li.~ but during his youth, which lllililr‘
It'l'l'l'fll >iirglcal oprrnii iii~ newt-wary, and PM ;
(I -'l|ll'tl lil» pf'all‘lll.

quality, Well worth {\‘IJH
pci' yard,all the llllt'rl spring
shades. will iiizikc special
price duringr this salon Ttlc
per yard.

.80 Pieces of Satin.
birautil'nl shades, for t'l‘t‘lilllg
and strcct wvar. also for
fancy Work, have bccii scll-
iiig for 75c per yard, havc
placed on sale for 490 per
yard.

Also Another Lot of
Satins, in shades same as
abovc mentioned, have been
selling at $1,00 per yard,
and considered cheap, will

. . sell during this sale of Sitting

A Girl Shut.

‘ ' ll ' l. I .
.‘t'tziv YIIItk’, April L—llunii» Palm-r, aged; lol‘ 6 ( per )‘ll‘ 1 ' ‘

17, '.~:i« .\li it iii téia: loft liru'amt, probably (3., ' 3'
tidy, :Kln', il.,.lli. by Thomas Arguc, in youth, l Tlle 31" Il|g l rude
wlin lilxnlllll yet liceiiarrmtul. Mb! Palm 1' 15 HOW UPC" and the pL‘OplC
flibl Ii fii ltl, l-‘raultic l’itryizis, I'lllllc litrl't: “'lll lllld “3 fully prepared
tr-vzii P» i Jvrln rurviitly nii-l hirml a hour . .
at7::.) um: ’i'iiiriy-i:i:ithatroct. Amunmui, lll our Dress Goods Depart-
“ll'llll'd' boy. ‘Vlilllllll l’lll-‘ll-‘I’, who ivul at; lllCllt Will] ll fUll lllli‘ of 510.
iii.. v ~ .~ litrl:\', I’llt'Wul .llltl n flirtation with. . .‘ . l ,

' hairs, hcrgcs, Ilcni'ictta, an,

In all slimlcs and qualities.

~ g;:i'l-, ltll'l finally the quartctte got to
guliii'l ill the giri'a room ymtenlay, and whilt z
young Argus mt- showing how skillfully ha;
oltiL-l inunliu a rovolver the weapon was din § . y
chargmi. \‘Jiwn the young men found that! mlollair 44 in. “ ide.
‘ one of the latest and most
fashionable fabrics to be had
and has been selling in all
the leading dry goods lionscs

Mi»; ’.Iltii.rr on.» rhut tin-3' flu-l. The girl ir‘
at tlu- llmw \ul! lltbpllfll.
l‘itteru freight (”ans “fucked.
Jaufiarnwx. N. Y.. April l.—A suiting
freight o Illhirrn m-c-urml three miles west of . , , _
hen- nt Hz?" a. 4n. ycrteiwlny on the Now in .\(}\V \ Ol‘k {OT $l.-l:) per
. H II .
Nfl'illltl .sa-t'tiuti of wtbiilliil train Nil. 21 ran' )'lr(l' 0|“ ln “’0 lb J'" ‘ h
lent orilvrw at lbfdt'bttlul and collided with ('illlllOl llL' beaten,
the Wtrhlllrllnvl train Sn. oi. Finn-ii loaded ‘ .,
caix‘w'1nilwrcx-kclrll'; Elf:iii-.tre-E‘Hirai?l Free; __ crges. :‘Il alla.‘les9
”Ii-Ill. U M." Wt?) ’IHI‘ n-lg , will} mm: , ' . ' .
”any injured about iii». ltvall, condom: W'dfl} H 10., we say they {”0
rm... badly avoided and rimmn r. it, posdrvely cheap at the price
oi jumped and «mph injury, 11......“ we are selling them, lillc per
was ”wit—ml for over ten hours. ,
5‘ W... ........ :Wc do Pride Opr-
llzi.7..\'/i. ion, April l.—Tlio drawing inf .
the Ahoni ll'llh: lottery, which has been all, selves 0" Olll. Bloc of
vert'b'cd all oi‘c-r the country to fake phog,‘ Ilenncttas, 0f WlllCh people
Saturday, did not come "if. OWlll" to thsi . .
sudden departure of Dr. E. S. :llITI'll, m: can 501099 the bes‘ shades
agnoftlia summon 'l'huniday no. no and qualities to be found in
Fairfield Co. We do not ex-

.‘3ll plum-s l"i'I-i;I-li Salli", lnt‘
t‘rl stylus and
clump at 35(' per yard. l'liir
prii'c Ho and 'J'II'.
We will continue our 27c
Htlt' (iii lltisit'ry

Ladies’ Fancy Cot-
ton Hose, Stripes and
Solid Colors, in ten diilcrcnt
stylus, clean-d scams, worth
150 per pair, bought to sell
at lcxs than cost for this sale

only, 3 pairs for 270

Children’s Plain and
Rlbbed "038, Color-

cd and Black. which we con-

.1 .‘lllfl'klfl‘ Tragedy.

.\'.\~IIVILI.:, 'l'o-iin., April l,—;\ special it.
Thu .‘lllt'l'it'flll from ('hattiiinogii ray-I:
Jninm C, t'nlhwun, a iiuno-r, prominent in
bus-Ines», religious and social Circle» nt liar-l
twii. Ti'!l:l.. :ittviiipti-d to kill l.i.~ fniiiily and,
hiiILv-if yntv' lii- liril'llt‘ml ii lintcln-t
“pl a lnttluof tlillf'lllll" :ll'lll and zinc, ll»
attack-d hi- l‘Jlli' by grabbing; her by tho.
throat and ~.l‘.l.ll|',,’ ii :' tint-I- lilvlva' nlnut;
the llw‘ll niwl nll'tliblv'l“ \v.t:i tho hatch-Li
I!" ILI‘II wtrno'k hi~ iinnlid iliitizlilrr, cutting?
iill' li~-r czii'. ll-x ~lzsrlr~ii lul’ l| lilth: laiy 'lwl
unziprl, Taking a knib- ll'.‘ cnt lib-i thrunt
anti mnlluu wl nil ouncxof the iiiiiriatic arid
and 1.55:; i'mlmnn and hi~ wife will prob
all: illir. 'i'uuduugiitvr I'. ill recovcr. 1! b
[u' pmd that li-i hit-I :ruuldcnly hurotiieln '
enzu- uu-r tliiani'uil lllzllltfl‘b,

 

on say they wore sold a short
lllllC ago as a special induce-
ment for 15c :iiid 18¢ per
pair. We hav -a largelpiaii-

 

pairs for 27¢.
ChildrensBlackRib-

bed "088. These goods
are fast black. warranted not

in crock; cleared scams and
me the best We cvcr saw
plat-I-doii sale for 13c pur
pair. We know our price
is way below the producers
I'-)>.i, but we will, as a lead-
iri‘, Strll 3 pairs for 27¢
We Will Also Con-
tinue our special sale of
llaiiihnrgh, 2.; yards for 270
Remember we always

carry a complete line of

 

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ing of Underwear, llosicry,
laiiiidricd and lllllalllldl‘lt‘d
Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, Neck.
wear and Gloves at prices
which defy competition.

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York, Pciiiisyiiania and Ohio road. Tho
Conroy slightly injured. The crew of train;

, yard.
fieltet holder» hero attache] the office [unit
tum l-Ivory state in the Union is ”planted:
bytivhot bullion, ('aiiadn also having in»;

room NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. MONDAY. APRIL 1, an.

Then-o :ll'l‘ actually Worth (lllcl

Ilui'k liotloiii prices for 35(3‘

I'olni'iiigs, ‘

sidcr a great bargain, as we’

lily on hand, will oll'ci' sumo»
at :i very (low.- figure; 3:

Gciits' Furnishings, consile

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I i

We will otter them for the neat ten days at less than cool

of importation.
and up; till) yards

Bout lugraina at 635v; li-hili Brunei-I at 23.30.

Century Cloth Wrappers, Mother Hubburd fronts and Princess backs, from

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Bridgeport Bargain Houao."

W. B. HALL & CO.

l’tiiilul'da, Pongce and India Silks, rich
Trimming, and Dress Silks.

Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Imgortntton of French Saunas
an Scotch clog-hams.-

Tbc rotation: in tho-«- fabrics. which we [resent to our pair in! for hum-Clum this n-nmn has borer
lawn aquatic-d in Ami-rm, and includes every known lulu and color ‘hl'ill lllt! im-n deviml by the
.‘ European manufacturers. many of wliirh are controlled by us. and cannot be found cl

SATINES.

in thismpiilsrmitu-r‘iaiwc announces bmlhh-rznr arm of tholt‘e and tit-rimm- Eldtlllflxl. with s
l humonlong and uriid monument and blending of ligiiml t Ecru frnin lll!‘ lilllillll‘t‘l in iii-e moot «Int-onto

W‘Scotch Ginghams.

l lti them In we shall show a ”autumn and c nnplvto aluminum or all tho latest Myles and OOIIlltIltl~

lion- ln 00 on. Strip". and l'lslds with law. ('oriiul and Bruin-ii l'l'r' rte. ain‘pm and land: with uroche
land Outbrecdocis; also Pain (Yasmin with Law. timid and I‘ontul “Mum and Plant Climbn in all
the newest and mi desirable rulotliiun. thh 1} me Dn-M spring
t'unbrlcs and muslin.

, Hundreds of New Effects in Fine Wool Goods.
l TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.

:l'ci‘y Wide Siii'zili Silks, 75c and $1.

l Elegant l“:iille Francoise and Al'iillll’t‘ Silly.
l Wide Black Silks worth Sslfill :ll 51
. Bcst Silks ever sold i”- 73c,

Wool Goods.

All (hr Luv effects. New Rob-s and Sidebandr. all thi- n‘w combinations,

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Elegant t‘niiilnuiilion Suite.

; lllllllllllllill all lllllllfllllllilllfl Bargains.

i Om: box of tho genuine Tim: t'amcl‘s Ila" ( intl‘ the nry hc-t i'iiliir qziiiniy. at only Lilo a raid We
‘ do not know of another fabric in the market so III-ii won» a dollar a.- thi-. It 1r pure i'niii:l llsif. widc
' double width, abi-aiiiil’ui tail oil “arc, and a hm I‘lmlh rim-h. A: this i: a wank-rim Inrgain.
l About 12 piecca more of the m inrh (famel'e llulr ('mth at .w.
l is plccrs of u». imp d'AZnn u in»
- One lot of the dolar berg", vi-ry \tltlt' at 27:".
One lot of the 5m Sergei- at 376.
I Afewmorell2allwuolgoodeatl‘k.

We will also oltnr a lol. u! llmpietti-
75 more short lengths of

Brussels Carpets at Your Own Price.

(3. P. 'l‘it Ylllit will otter at our South Niitwalk more sumo big driven in Rosie-22am! Dream Hood».
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SCOFIELD a. HOYT

llavo purchiuiI-d of Jordan. llareh a to, of lupin, ii lot of BLACK AND COLORED SILKH from tho llaiiliiupt nu ck of J. it C. Johnston .2 U0" of New Yolk-

Itsiipeiii It ".35; Volvo“ at 31."): Body Bins-ls. We

Nrw Spring Wraplami Jacket... Just received a lot of

Agriitii for lluttericlt's Patterns.

& HOYT, .

Norwalk and South Norwalk.

 

Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets. -

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Will. PAPERS! ,

10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.

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FURNACE

IS USED IN

so. NQHALK.
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DAVID STOW,

f]? 11 r niture-
BARGAINS

f In 4 Chamber Suits.

, Solid Antique 0.Ik Chamber Suit, 8 pieces, 835m; formerly sold at $45.00
‘ Ash Ctmnhcr Sula. 8 piece, $20.00. The beat suit ever sold for the money.

V .... .2,- TABLES.

l The dam snortmcnt of Antique and fancy catered chain. Foot Item. Bucking Cm. etc.

, DAVID STOW,
:87. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.

j SOUTH NORWALK.
; up STAIRS.

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FRUIT PUDDINE!

. A moat delicious Der-mt, that can be prepared in five minutes; Base, Vanilla. Chocolate sad lac-roan
i Edvard. Those who have Iii-ed it rpcsk biehi y of it.
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Tor the Lenten Season we linvc'flrst-class, No.
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in 10 and 20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Ilerring. kc.

The finest Florida Oranges iii the City at 320 a Iloz.

3 llll. Nlll’llillfllll Creamery Bliltl‘ llll‘ $1.00, ii iii ll.

3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or title lb
4 lbs. Good. Dairy Butter tor st, or 28c lb.

, Fresh Ciuned I!aring.sfineartirle. two cans for 25¢. Clara (‘howdcr in cans. Pickled lobster and
: umb- Tongue, and spiced oyster: in glass. Extra Choice Pmniials, lac lb.

, Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.

Shredded 0mm is del him: one pound will go for two pounds of any other kind; 18c Inga. Try it.
California Prunes. 10c b.. 3 lbs for 5c. Large California Prunes, l2 and tic lb. 3 ca ca Soap for We.
2 lbs Choice Layer Figs torso

WI! BODIOI‘I‘ YOUR ORDERS.
ram you tried the celebrated Dow Drop Canned Goo-la; they best them al .

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington St... So. Nor-walk.

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tutti-Ii mural lllOIL‘i'lnd dollars. The deadl
to tho- prop-my H still in a bank, but it. is null
thought till. Iv ll be any belpto ticket holders

' we call your attention to
our complete line of Oil Cloths and
Shades and we are endeavor-lug 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 fail to see
our new stock. latest styles. at

prices guaranteed and you will
it. Mr. Kellugwasll years of ages-id's

.well known among railroad man. never regret buying at

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Ionian. April L—Ilorltx Kant-3 all-I,
MD, a New York city tailor, wu ar I '
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Improving Ilaltllllm Illl'hor.

BAIJDIUI'JY. April L—lt is intended to in
prove the channel lcadingjnto this IIIrhu
by widening it at dill'crtmt winter and mt!-
{ying i‘ regularities so Bil to facilitate the pas
sag» of large rest-k In the accomplishment
of this it IIill [lemma to remore 1,200,111
(obi..- yards of iiiiito-rial. The contract for
the work has ll‘ell awarded to the Amarlun
nudging cnnpnny of Philadelphia at
0135.9».

b’nlrlde of I Railroad Aflnt.

Sr. LOIIIh, April 1,-Asa W. Kellogg, gan-
craleaatcrn agent of the Southern Pacini
Railroad at Cinema-ti, committed suicide ii
bisrunnat theBouthern hotel in this city.
He retired at 1 o‘clock, and not tr
asalltbedoorof his roan was forced op.
.d Mr. Kelkgg‘s body was found on th-
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Large Sales. Small Profits!

3001's AND snot-:3.
Spring Op‘ining Sale

c. H. HARVEY’S.

I would most respectfully call the attention of the public to one of tho

Lugosi illicit If Bulls at Slllll in his Slillllll.

llavlng added ”.000 worth to

NEW SPRING- STYLES,

Which are- coining in daily. and which will be said

At Prices ‘VIlicll l‘)of:v Connpotition.

Gone and examine goods brim purchasing clan-when- 'l'liii- un- will take the “did in prices, mic:
and guilty. thineinber the place .

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THIS SPACE RESERVED

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GROCEWRIES AND MEATS

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