l
l» '3 F ' I 4 l
‘ Tilda“! mas.
fwwmm m new They IInIa
M A tall notloal
1% u N “u
' hgloat “mangum alter on
tho :har oranlu,iu on very at»
ahaltthntlckat aprmlatora, they‘re
”W to these ccnioonded
Whamultwad.
MW-
tu the III-turn naked I. frieml,
near
mean-I latter " wna the sour
”I Mam ahrightaolug counts-
M! Na Na! trout formula
, usutoldhlataleoiwrong.
-1 mun! allarnoou for scale
lfi moithowohsstra, andwhoo
. mymupolaaotha usher tonight he
mwmluAhuut tho tooth row
not“ that they were not my
lhafiarhlnndlyaasuml methal
, Wu. oatho coupons called for
‘ "hibmdmetlhuokalattha
m Maura enough. he was right. 11!
.‘ have madaa dtnnrous exchange while
downtha aisle. (or loouldswenr that
; ! bought wave for seats in the
,lharth row. ileum. l'uocumbedto the
.mhlo. but kopta watchful eyeou the
f” “Wham been mine. Just nt<
.thamhriais was this salon usher cons
twnhaamingyoung girls from Macy‘s
mm his” "all
@339" on
Wmtbwoutlngd
W317? ”Wm"
POW 11:13
who a‘broot1 on my neck
with a breath “that was strong enough for him
how it against when he got tired. Can
thatlamnoton Iory good trrma
They were evidently
"E33
“W no, scarcely.” replied the friend.
unmislmlthatamanotyourox-
mould submit to quietly to what
urad, Why didn't you call an-
uahor and slip him a quartorl 11a
then have played the samotrickon
his, and you would have gottou
goodnata asthoae you were cheated
is a simple remedy. “any a
allot thekoodneataln ihehouh
sold I have gone iuenrly with con.
mate near the door. and with the aid
'adollar have had my pick of the
i ,
5.2;: ,2-
a.
cult
star
I
,5
25?}
«l
3
,add theydo their work so well
maeldOm get caught. You have no
and‘they any you are mistaken.
lSeth matterresta. It youmakendia-
ounmputout. Itrequircaa
chm” food head to remember all of the
changes they make in this way in
owning, hut practloomake! them expert
They onlyget a dollar a performance for
W33, lo mthey think they have to do
achiethlng tomnkea little extra money. 0!
courae,the87nweek theygotlor this
york isnotall of their honat earnings, {or
to thingthey areem loyed in the
asymchwkncndcouutcrgumm The
Saturday halt holiday helps than: out on the
matinee. l have known somensheratomnka
is high as use week extra by selling neata,ior
omnwhen houses are running light people
hny ahtlcent ndminlon ticket, and give the
worn unrter more, thus gettinga 31.50
neat I cant.”
“Whyfl’ean‘t somebody make a complelnt
tofla'e ma'nagcrar‘ anggeetodathird patron,
who had been an interatod W.
” “It hasheen donetime and
if;
{l
131‘
El
‘33
thannattimalocme here,” mid thevictiln,
aaallmrnedtogoiu—IlewYork’l‘rlhune.
.. Thrueaunadnaln.
Although (Menuhavenoindneneeupon
mining is somedhntnsareaa'voirand pre-
venting I! rapid deacent into theatreama.
wn'y,too.ioreatatend toreduoethe
Miloodaand toregnlntethedow
inhuman byaI-apld
.. trout the aurincea of the
thrash-Mam o!
rainfallraturusto the
“I...
av. ..,
«I.
Thoaa fellows nuke big money in“.
~Il" r “11"“?
”was in”
Diem-tenth» melts-us
mwammmnnaam
Mylar AInsriona, Dr. Tanner and
thvlhlianalneelnndlsrlntti. wlllheeotn-
Whiflethelr dimiuiahod hoods The
mil! mada,awamuly Im good au-
thoritydhattharahaajuat been admittadto
NWheapitala female hyawical
’l
r. Dill-inn Wards by who
ndther tasted iced nor swallowed wot-r
iorerertanyaara Shelli» hinge.
Ilium." will Inndlly ha i Ind.thln.
She hea M halr,amall.wmkan.rlngau-
airalndeyaaand a pain. unhealthy complex-
ion. lnlmdahad an attack of typhoid
Mamandwaaao naiooaly ill that her his
wandqxnlrod oi. 8h! recovered. however.
hatovsr linen-whenever she has nttem
woatharnomaohre’ootad tho food.
lagthinao he the cane,she gradually con.
Mdthehahit at not making thedfort.
Rho, however. roller-a constantly tron: pain
in thoJa-aeh, inatramely [noble and has
(mutant attach. during which aheloaea both
eImnIriouaneaa and aonaation.
Whatevermsy he thought of the above
statement there is little doubt that the sub-
iolnedcerperlenm oi the alcaldo oi Cordeido.
the little commune in which Domingo lived.
iaanthaltio. Donlranciaco Cacharciro, the
alcalda in question. although a kindly man.
is somewhat suspicious, and determined to
Dominga‘a tasting powers (or himsell.
ethos-elm, with the mascot of her rela~
“vaaky! lnga remained a
«dominate-aimed muoaennn
“M'tlloatflbatawfl; “tactile
hemmed on the eleventh day. Domfnga
waai'mod quietly aaatod onachair in much‘
thanmaeondiflon aswhen the experiment
:rn ltwaathenthat Don FruIclsoo Ia
vedtomn'dherto Pontevedra, where aha
couldracaivaa t h medical examina-
tion. Arrived there waa taken More
thapmincial minimum a physician
malladlnnndamadicnlexamlnationhad,
theraaultelwhleh wasthathyaterlcalaymp-
tomawnloundand it was "commanded
thatth'epalanthendmittedwtho'clty hoa-
pltal. and that her mother he allowed to
acoommy hm, that aha might receive the
careandnttentionto which ahehaabeenac-
untamed. Atlaaaataecountsthol’outevedra
phylldal! ”attentively studying this
eIIriouacaaa—(lw. liawYoIt Preaa
" MAI-at! Only Ina-vim.
Pbruvaraldayatherohnaheen at the
Nationalhaala man with ahlatory. Wllv
flnmJn-Oannal labia name. Wheutho
Taxanupnhliowaamakingher simulator
mm the heroic defense which
endcdluthama-creoithoAlam). “Then
mopylar Ind her nus-anger or defeat-
theAlnmohndnone," la the inscription on
thehnttlamonumeutwhieh markstheplnce
wherathagnllantCuatianowie and Crock-
etxtell. Buttherowas a survivor. A boy
by some miracle camped the unlva-aal
slaughter. It was William James Cannon-
“the Childotthe Alamo.” Heianowanold
man with longwhitohalr, which fallnaround
ataceramnrkablylihethatoltholatofleao—
tnryflewaarigthonghunmed androughmd
hynnunlcltla. Be haslcdamosteveuo
(B11119. Milan” fnrhiahthe foundation
tor a damn torld dime novola Boapeaka
Mysmmlamlnmm
IntoflowedMlflothelaacnleroretreat
in thaflu‘raladraa Be warnnbrond
sombrero ”at 8pm felt, a plant from
GonBragg.Uni~18tnta miniflar'toliex-
ico. Aclalm tunnel,“ acre! of valu-
able'l'aulland! him toW-hlagton.
-—Woshington0m. OrleansTlmea'
Atalant‘l’kulflai-a.
Iir. laplamteh‘afannyatory about
BenedictaMArditi. mm III-amnion
manlyracognlloa ed patent facts, accept!
hummmgmmlt The late
Slr’uhthmtheotherhnnd, ro-
”radio-artistic devicuwith the view of
ccneealingwhashehndaomahowperauaded
hiawaliw-a datact. Benedict and Ardlti
weroatonattmajoint conductmnundarllr.
laplaon. " " say! Mr. Mapleaon,
"was excellent. but neither wished to he
Inlatakonlortheotheflandl remember on
cueoccasion. when a grand combined perv
9 {mew-atom placallmedictgoing
‘ inmthsprimadmnn‘adre-lngroom,taklng
npahrnahudonretnllynrranflnghls
hairanaatoeorrnsmcchna po-ihloothia
dondedcrnnlum.
“‘Whatareyondoing, Benedictl'laaknd.
“‘lldnngpartimlarlhe replied; ‘only I
don‘twnagwhihtwieldingthahamw ha
mil!
-'“Soarma Arditi appeared, and
withnmaplaothruahcahegnn on
hishniraoastolaavaumnchaa cl
hiatusoakullaapoaodtoview. Houplainad
hinotionhymlalmlng:
“‘Idon'swnuteo he miwahen [or Reno
”SewYoa'kTr'lhnna
,‘l
Iha‘tahaiapewui‘alhardtoclanahfio—
yL'Andhudinbadltm-thnvahsn. With
tripe-rod mflmdtbglrlhd
Min Wale-turning
mkhndhhvlnxlta non-yuan“
1W Wawn‘e
b dani- tha I”fiend“! at the lord d
bellman-M y "scum-unpu- ttIn .leaa
bur-It W‘k 1‘ an-
“,‘ahut her inaroom in hiahouae houaeuc
Wit comm watch peer I
”'lwm e! the day
50c, our price
' Cambric and best Cotton.
styles plaln cluster tucks, 1
style tucked Hanlhurgh rulilc,
.. cost to manufacture 85c., our
SUU'I‘11 HOBWALK EVENING 81111 TINEL. THURSDAY, APKIL 4 1:18th
Muslln UIIIIIIIIIII
I
Specialty !
We find ourselves
walk, and we lllellll
pcnsc tllcm fol their
M. 8.
mark for years to co
per cent.
R E A. D :
601811 601818.
Cambric and Muslin Corset
Covers high pointed and
square neck, trimmed with em-
broidcry, lucked, pearl but-
ions, felled scams, cost to man-
ufacturc 40s., our price 25c,
CambricCorsciCoverscgguorc
pointed and low neck, trimmed
with lace and Hamburgh. cost
to manufacture 50c., our price
35c.
Cambric Corset Covers 4
styles, high necks, } fronts,
Hamburgh insertion on front
tucked, perfect fitting, cost to
manufacture 85c, our price
50c.
Csmbric Corset Covers, 3
styles, V front and back, also
'high neck, Hamburgh yoke,
cost to manufacture $1.25. 'our
price ........__ 75c.
lllllll‘l.
Drawers, 2 styles, made of
good Muslin, lucked, trimmed
with rufllc, cost to mnnnfhcturc
25c.
Drawers, 2 styles. 1 style
- lucked, trimmed with lace; 1
style tucked, Hamburgh rufllc;
cost to manufacture 75c, our
price 4°C-
mecrs, 3 styles, made of
9
pnce Y ' 5°C-
Drawcrs, tucked and deep
Torchon Lace Ruffle, cost to
manufacture $1. 00, our price
_ 65c.
lllllllil.
Chemises with lace edge.
ruffle on hand, cost to manu-
, ficture 500., our price 25c.
Chemises with Hamburgh
insertion and lace, all sizes,
cost to manufacture 750., cm"
pnce . 35b.
Chemises, 2 styles, Ham
burgh yoke, flue edge on
hand, cost to mnuufwture
$1. 00, our price
11.8.8111“
OER. R5997. ..
80. Inmllt, W
our prcvious announcements.
.TYoo" Q0. .
W
thIilIly crowded fol
room to display our goods; we must find an
immediate outlet t, and how ? only through
the good pI oplc of South NIII 'ulk and Nor- ..
right now in Iccom-
ll B HALL&CO
libc all I'csponscs to
4a . r.-
.3 V
3qu
Ilas never done things by halves and when
he makes a special effort it ha.
atcd a thrilling sensation. i lur 1889 spring
sale of Muslin Underwear will he a land-
.:Ilw tys cre-
me, and many price
quoted below 11ch ms a saving fmm 25 to 50
Buy while you have an IIppmtuuity.
Don’t miss this gigantic Inalk- do“ ll cvcn if
you can’t use it for a your to come.
-’READ:
lllflll lll'lllll.
Night DrcssI-s madclrom
Best Fruit Muslin, Calubric
milk; on neck, sleeves and
down lhI- front, cost to mail-
ufnclurc 50c, our price
25c.
Night Dresses, Mother llub-
hard, Inc kcd yokc Combric
‘rulllc, I ost to manufacture 75c,
our price 500-
Night Dresses, Mother Iluh—
hard, yoke of fine tucks and 2
llamburgh insertions, edge on
neck and sleeves, Cost to man-
ufaclurc $1. 25, our price
75c.
Night Dresses, Mother lluh-
bard, yoke of fine Hamburgh
insertion with ribbon, Ham
hurginscrfion and tuckcd culls,
fine lwedge on neck and slccvcs,
cost to l’Inant'xfacturc $1 50 our
Imce $1.00.
Night Dresses, yoke of 50m
tucks, Hamburgb insertion and
heading. fancy cuffs, c0si to
manufacture $2.25, our price
31 .50.
Walking Skirts, plain with
tucks, best cotton, cost to man—annual
ufacture 620., our price
I ' 25c.
Walking Skirts with Cum
bric rufllc. 3 tucks, cost to
manufacture 85c., our price '
50c.
Walking Skirts with 3 tucks,
Hamburgh ruffle, cost to man
ufacturc $1.35, our price
Walking Skirts with double
Hamburgh rufile, 3 tucks, cost
to manufacture $1. 67, our price
3 1 .25.
Walking Skirts with flounce
and clust of medium tucks on
skirt, cost to manufacture
$2.00, our price ' ‘1 .50,
".1 ‘ ill."
m; In. as "0% ‘vtwfiv
So. Nor-walk 0t.
soon 0 a. II"
An ottll otlI- ring hummus ill Carp: ta.
SILK.
lllsck Cord Silk, warranted all silk and not to crack. 'iilI: worth 31. 00.
We also have an unequaled line of Striped Hurnhs, ‘In all utilities and at prices
to null. all.
DRESS GOODS.
40 inch all wool Henriatta, 75c; worth “All.
42 “ " " Semen. with hand on salvage. llllr; worth The.
40 “ llohair, Me; aold elsewhere for 9%.
ill " Henrietta, in all ahadoa, at 23c.
40 " all Dehaigr. 50:; worth 7’10.
CA '1'! I111 IILY AND SECURE 'l‘IIl-l
Bridgeport nil-gm ,_. A House.
”Walsh I...I:. 22. runs» his
Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our Entire
Spring Inigo ortntion of French Batinea
Scotch Gingham
The reunions In these inhrlra. which we witness no! for lamina this season hum
Nut «mailed in America. and include any known fly and color which has lama devised law the
Inna-an mulltltlu't' many of which an controlled by no. and cannot be round elsewhere.
SATINES.
In thin pnpulnrmnlt-rlalweaanounrca bewildering array or choice and desirahla coloring, with a
mice. and varied apartment and binding or ligand Ideas from up mlnutfl'i to the aunt elaborate
[Ill
Scotch Ginghams.
Inlheae washauanownthorouh nedrneplstaasanuueumlnilthelsteatat lea nadennthlnnp
ttownlac .SInpea.wiaadl’lnida nad,8raldsdcdccu mripoaaad lnldawilhlrpehn
aadoInhreelew; alaoPalaL'InnIhrawtlh late BrahlnndCordrdllmicra and Plain Cit-bra In all
them-am desirable coloring- usual Combination liaila. Rich none In”
(.‘asnhrieaaadl’sseaira
Hundreds of New Elects in Fine Wool Goods.
TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.
V cry Wide Surah Silks, 7 5c and 81
Elegant Faillc Francoise and ArmIIrc Silks
Widc Black Silks Worth $1.50 .11. all
Bcst Silks ever sold at 75c.
Wool Goods.
All the m elects. New Robes and W0. allihc new amhmanona
llllllllllllllfl fllll lllllllllllllll 111111118.
One hon oi the genuine Toma Canwl' a flair ("lath the Val] heat dollar quality at onlv it a
donut know of another inhm kahuna-lull amoabilar the. It to pnret‘anm I
double width. a hennttfnl Inll ad wave. and a tornado! Iath Inbh. At 50: is a w .ndniul inmate
We
r wide
About l2 pints more otihr. 501ml: ("amel' a llalri Ioth ." 'fir.
flmdlhcm‘ulmafllfl'
lotoithcdnllarlevxa vzywtdentflc .
‘M-o'lcll‘zallwtarlpodaailk.
W. B. HALLlsCO
DAVID STOW,
F 11 r niture -
BARGAINS
In ‘Chamber Suits.
Solid Annual)“ l‘hamhnrlaithleaa. 3:5,”; lorranlyaoldatwm
Adela-hereaft- Spleen-.91).” nthutultmaoldiorrhn-enq.
Panama"; WTABLES.
mammunmmmmmrmmmmm
DAVID STOW, ,,
8'7. 89' AND 91 MAIN 31-.
SOUTH NORWALK.
or sums.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A-natddEdouMihatnnahe Iilluminates; ltaae.Ynnifla. Wfllazma
Maniac—edit
I
For the Lenten Season“I are have Int-class, No.
Mackerel at lilo lb. Mackerel In I. and 20 lb.
kltta, flalt fish and Bloater Herring. kc.
The finest Florida oranges in the City at. 321: a doz.
3 1h lllrlllell clearer] Butler 10' $1.00, II 35: ll.
3 1-2 llas. Choice, Sweet Bony Butter for $1,0r 30c III
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
"anemone-g ndnemh-Jc. tarpon-brat. Cla- Chowdcr in can! boiled loll-torus!
Inha'l'onaas,andqinaloystaeia (Inna nmmmmn
Frets]: Eggs, 200 per (102.
pnndwil no tor two pounds otany am (3,10;
Banqlklh. "Shaina? 1.22M mMfln‘lkkg‘i’a
wfifiw‘fiiwu' '
EEWELQQW ‘“ u ’3
as Washington St... So. Ion-walk.
Largo Sales. Small Profits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
_‘gI.—.
C. H. HARVEY’S.
lwoaId-oatrupacti’nllyealltheatuatloaeiihapnhlktoaeotac
Imus! 8th ll Bulls all lines in his lulu
llavtegnddedflmwurthln
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming la daily. ad which will he aold
in! H m “II-o: lltahetheleadinpaiuqltylu
flaw‘mmmm ..
C..- H- HARVEY, I
1911011211me SoufliNoa-walk.
on Friday “.11” willopenwllo yards of extra super at Mo par yard.
lioquotw. Velveta. Body and Tapestry Brussels and Hemp.
. :CHAS. ESEYMOUR’S, . A 1
At Prices ‘Vhlcla l)cfv Competition.
1,.» a! lia-
‘Ia .'_ .1,
We also carry a complete line at Aamlnatar,
The ilaeat lino ol' Sateen! in thia vicinity. irom 100 up.
French Saleem, 240 1 case 01 Challm,l l0o
Elegant assortment of window draporles in all styles and at price! to suit all.
(lot line or shade! at 2.5, 28, 3.5, so and 75a am of special value and beautiful
We exhibit the best line of ladies Muslin Underwear. Jerseys, Hosiery, Gloves
and Notions, Im-r odored to the public of this vlclmty.
Next week we will have a line 01 Ladies Spring Jackets. ranging in price troll
.1. 85 to '10. 00.
Our mllingn arn III the latent patterns and lowest prices.
On Monday April 8th we will odor 40 yards at good matting for 05.1”.
Our line at Rug! is complete and our prices below competition.
BARGAINS WHILE TIIEY LAST.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
No. 3 (inzette Ilnilding. Noravulk.
No. 39 Washington, St, South Norwmlk.
CARPETS !
Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
W111. PAPERS!
10 Cents por- Double Roll to 81.25.
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A. Illlllflllllllll & 80".
as Washington Street. South lorwadk.
'I‘HE
Palace Queen
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