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‘anitsi. or, I- rinraues.
. Startling Story 'Told by an
"' ‘ ‘ Informer.
”autumnal: um I'ernizu.
lined in Ilmhlyn and Jenny I'Ily
But-‘0‘, forltlio ln-urattee—Tho ill-tuner
III Which tho l‘nea \Vere started—An-
‘mltluta in the Not.
1 NIU Yuflbi. Api'it 'I flu-align l II'-l I. of
.mpf "lib" u»; . who Ion: from If -I*.,;
We» attain-mu. Mu duet «I in .Im‘ \
City nu \tal.t~t.... hut II» I ..I I. .~ I.,.I ..
'MO‘. ‘1 the author l|~-- hop it t ...-i we Ilie
We! run-tine“ llll‘llliu‘i' of hm gang. The
print-Inc", l3 rI.',I II [Lung "It “km to
"I'tlihiyli, “II I' I‘ltu- II <' .4 'I, :Il‘l lulul
,lih'itiII-ii- of lil' full, I’.» I . I-'I-|.:lIl,
'nulei‘c.‘ I“! -- '|tl llllrl l’raih. huh-In); are lit
rq iody.
. TIraIJetII-ul of the I-IIIuiI-ub. “an to mil
fitiinmpiit in It mull altn't, and obtain a
I‘m
)NIerlllQllY-‘illl'v'II‘I I,.. sII-v'lt Itlll fixturu.
ll’lei-I ‘l p '. .1!' int ..I .I.I-l . tui nu Incite
ill it; In" -_ I Irt'llli \\ HII‘I .~ Inn-ken “car a
lglfd': 3 ti - \ ii I.. l' H" :II Iiziv' -- 4-I' IinII
put"; . In! . 2' ”yawnin-
PIMIIII‘ nit -'.. t-- 3H]. III: .-I l'I'I I. n...| n..-
‘Ilurli‘ llgI-v pla c iipitlgl lg; Ill llJllll“. Nu
' ’5)!“ up :lly‘~‘i|>l|fll‘x.n’yu‘k u'rttp'Ilwlt-ztlcx»
c I l‘:.'- .‘mén
funn- pull‘ii-‘m
. 't It»; pct-opium or the store would or I'qum-
‘livhlru III. on the night of the. fire, attending
..Imi'tlnl gathering at tlI-~ hone.- of title «of tit--
other" I'~Ityqii:':It«II's, so a.» to plum- :l‘l :Ilibi
be, dug the champ-l vulh havui:~t:trted
tip» like In lir'wrhl)". and l'hut Murphy
'lelicvd-‘tho, tqu- I. on upsi'aliuc in Jt-Iaey
ell)“ uhllll? “u‘v' fund-I Ill 2i l’titci‘ street,
:39“ lit-tyne" llh' "autumn-a "lure Wort-die-
k'if"vrg\| {WI-lily ~t\\'u lilml-ll'l‘ . ll la‘ Slit-l that
"It: primiter.‘ are Anarchblx
_.lt app. an that hot September Fire Main-hat
_4‘Wlt‘, of lir-mklyti, begun to inspect that
certain fire» had an incendiary origin and be-
fiiii‘rt,quiI-' investigation. Through l'nlice
‘oniiiiimioncr Roll the tire Inanhal wcurel
the nervicw of Detective Miller, of the Four-
fwutliprcclnel. They keptnatrict outlook
. and lt‘hhltd that one Bernard Bimini, an
Anarch'ut “he came from Chicago and livul
ninmwh‘ere in Jersey City, had bin-amen in
Iii'ooklyn‘ in minprmy With a man nainul
Frederick BchWerIbI-rgcr andothers. HchM-rt
burger" was, approached by the deb ctive and
induced by threats to make a swuru state-
tnmifbefore th-r fire marshal anal Jintice
Kaela-r, in which he made some startling al-
11» than
.. statement relates thatu gang of men
ted b _0ne William Miller, of Jim-y ('ity,
were ended together for the purpose of rat-l-
tiiig tire to, houses and securing iiwnranco
money. The chief of the gang, Miller. made
a‘b'iipfiiees of setting the todivellings for Sim,
ipol'e'or line, according to the nun-nut of
bailey involved.
" The gtatcment relates that on “In: t; of but
you? the house at No, 82 Powers sin-ct one
burned by Miller, who was hired by Frank
Plukert for the purpose.
: In February, it is said. Miller told Sciiwert-
burger that he had receir’al an order in fire
the lineup of Frederick Dunsing, at NJ. 49
Britai‘stréet, and he gave Schwertberger
money with Which to buy gunpiwdciz The
Bristol street house was burned on the night
of Feb. 26, The fumiture belonging to Dan-
iin ‘_ had previou-ly been retrieved to the
his Tof Earnest Karel, who was aware, ac—
heriihig to the statenIL-nt,'that the place was
It; be um -' ' '
' ‘The meetings of the gang were usually held
it the hoiisne of George Preuud, at No. 56
“Tallon’strcét, and Schoenberg-r said he
had attended them and listened to the plans
for burning Dunsiiig’s hon»). Miller, it was
adidfivas an Anarchist, who had secured the
enmity of hisassociaten by hisguilty practices.
lamp, ti. Iln'ty.‘ “w in ii-
'I [..Im ': y
, '~' ‘ 'The Bugglng Trust.
Army“, Got, April 5.—Tlte Georgia State
alliance met here to consider the bagging
question; There were 2.110 delegates parent
from almost every county in the state. The
‘ lug em called to‘take some action agaimt
the Jiitanagging trust. The day Wart tie
vbtedto the discussion of the best way t:
fight the Jute trust. the result being thnta
redolutimi was unanimously adopted that
«dry bale‘of cotton ”made by alliance men
fit Gebrgin shall be covered by cotton cloth
iatitead of jute haggling. This cloth is be
lleviid to be” just as available as jute bagging.
Th1; action'affects nearly 100,011) farmers,
aid! will‘result in the establishment of many
new cotton factoricsin the state. One pro
Y'iSion of the resolution provides that the cot—
thirtieth shall be made in the south.
ls"
”ta-rip" Dealer: Frightened.
81'. ,PanIL, Minn., April 5.——The lumber
dwinriiwho have been cutting timber from
soviet-untold lands, principally on the Fund
u Lac Indian reservation, hive become
Why the wits against two of their
number, "the C. N. Nelson Lumber I-oirilnny
and the C(l-Jquel' Lumber company. Repre-
sféntatiifcs from several other firm which an
abo amenable to the law for the some offence
called on United States Marshal Campbell
andtried in attic the claims agaimt them,
amounting “twill,“ or 8W4”). No defi-
nite donciuiiion was reached, and as the suits
were brought at the auggestion of the attor-
no germ. ' l, authority will have so be secured
faint 'W‘ ‘ ton before the “acceding: are
at»! .- . . , _
. -,,-,,.
. ..T‘l‘lw'r {up - Cochin. . . .
.tnyn.*n.,;,;. ..l,.§.—.Tlie or. and
iii ‘tchitdof or: cKenzie ’hada miracul-
Quk‘e'aca’pe from death or serious injury.
They were riding along Irving street in a
coil ' driven by the doctor’s youthful brother,
w j, ‘a man suddenly stuck his head out of a
trencnhe waII digging, thereby frightening
“g. m, which ran away. The carriage
“if”?! and badly damaged. Mrs. Mc—
W and the child were pitched violently
outfit”! idcnped With a few alight bruisea
'ffh‘e‘ydung driver did not fare so‘well, being
«attain unduewroly injured.
, V 4 ' :4- Qld Revolutionary Flag.
..C . _ ,8. 0.. April, 53—11” Wuh-
im “chime-twat this city will take
part lath antenatal pageant at New York.
hub-flog of. Col Willem Wuhlngtoa'a
cavalry. .mnag miuthohuttlaaof the
Cowpena'andllutaw Spring; andiathoenly
nvoluutuary‘atandardextant in a condition
lamina-parade. - ~ -
-' ‘ ‘3' ‘Wai-v'uu‘t‘ far'u Poet-Inner.
WA, April l—‘A butch warrant
bu ba-illndutthaianuncoofUnlted
_ WM fu' thou-rut
the peatmaatcatfit.
m, Schuylkill with”, who la sum to
bat-RWYork. Thofldalischargadwith
aalawfuflyiula the money order lyltam to
“latentdwpllokaa
a .4.
Dr. W Ittll Improving.
mm c“ ...... m:
in WI,
Wuhan-unil- lil-
' My”, t he bat the
eta vlgoroaa continue-tout
Till) 'I‘l I TB.
LESSON I, SECOND QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 7.
'l‘eat of the III-ma. luck at. l-ll~¢out-
Bi“ Vera" S-lHoldon Tut. loch. la.
0-— (‘ounuentury by III. Rev. D. I.
Stunt».
1Com died from fauna Helper bv -
upsidiln or II. e um. duration”-
[1 IN
I “And when they came nigh to Jere-u
Inn, entu lhzthpago and Bethany, at the
Mutant of Ulln‘" After Ming the blind
liltlt ELI llc [wand through Jericho, Botanic-l
at the huunu of Zaccheua, and Ipoke the par
Mile of the nobleman and his act-vault, in
which [in height them that the kingdom of
tied would be till lie ahtuddro
turn from the far country. Arriving at
Bethany we find Him at upper in the house
of Simon the IA‘pUI‘, Hertha, Mary and La-
zarus all being proaant, and Mary anoint;
llini beforehand for III: burial. (Lulu xix,
John xii.) Then followa thin lemon, in which
“THIN llim fulfilling the mphocy written
in Zich. ix, 9, for lie came to fulfill the law
and the prophets. to fulfill all righteonmm
Udall, V, I7; Iii, id.) lie III now in tho lfllif
owl. of [list earthly ministry. gear-rally
.zilled I'aasinn Week, and is about to
present. ilium-lf to His purple, the Join,
In their. king. fur the last time. - All
we see lllm, anointed with the Iluly Spirit,
going about doing good, we are apt. “think
of lliin only is Junta our Saviour, on Illa
way to the clam, showing forth In lliiilifo
the love and [timer of (led; but if we would
undcntaiid the Scriptures we must not hue
sight of this great fact that lie isla'raol'a
.‘IL'xslllll and as such ls ever fulfilling before
their eyes the Scriptures of their propheta,
that they may be without excuse for 1‘0er
lug Him: and that since their rejectionof
Him In their king. turd llla mnmquent matting
them aside as His [XYOPIO for atimo, Bet:
now in the interim between Daniel'a sixty-
ninth and uci'cnticth week gathering out
from Jew and Gentile that new company,
the one body, liis chum—a mystery kept
secret from the foundation of the world, but
revealed unto the apostlca (Eph. iii.)
2. “Go your way into the villa over
agnlmt you." Very often our wor isjuat
at our hand in our own house or town or vil-
lage, or among these nearest to us, and if we
are unwilling to do the next thing, or reject
the opportunity nearest to us, because per-
haps it is a‘mnall one, lle may ate fit to give
unnothing else to do. and we ntaudidlo or
vainly seeking work agreeable tons, income
we will not do that which lie has appointed.
When'tho workmen tinder Nehemiah rebuilt
the walls of Jerusalem it is written again and
again that certain once repaired “by his
house" or “over against his house or chanr
her." (.‘I'cli. iii, 10, 1&5,25—30.I“Assmm usyo be
entered into it." How often itis that as
anon {L‘i we :tart forth in His Name ready to
do whatever our hands find to do, we find
tit-.- wot-l.- all ready for usand nearer to hand
than we thought.
"Ye shall find a colt tied, whcrcon never
man sat; loose hinIand bring him.” While
Mark and Luke mention only the colt, Blair
thew mentions the two animals “on an and
acolt with her."‘ Justus Samuel could, by
the Spirit of God, tell Saul Whom he would
meet that day, and what each one would
have,nud saymnddo (1 Sam. 3, 1-7;, :0
the same Spirit in Jails Chriat know just
where tlmunimala would befound tied; for
tho Spiritrof God perfect in knowledge
(Job xzxvi, -l) and p tsin every true he-
licvcr to teach us all things (John xiv, 17,33).
3. "Say yo thatthe Lord hath need of him."
In one sense He needs not anything, seeing
that. lie givcth tonlllife, and breath, and all
things (Acts xvii, :25 , but he is pleased to use
weal; and f onlbh things in accomplishing Ilia
purport if Homily finds them willing and
ready to His hand. Doe; not the rmdincsof
the owner of these animals in surrendering
them to the Lord so cheerfully, and the readi-
ness of Simon to let Jesus have the use of his
boat and to wait upon llini (llukev,1»l(b
rather rebuke us for oitr oft unwillingness to
place our—plus and all that It..- are and have
at His disposal!
-l. "They went their way, and found the
colt tied by the door without, in a place
where two trays met." Luke mys, “They
found even :5 lie had said unto them."
(Luke xix.) We will always find it, both in
this world and in the world to come, just as
He says; and there is no way we an honor
Him like lIrIS-rting and obeying His word
without unusuvpbig. “i believe God, that it
shall beeveit us it mm told me" (Acts xxvii,
25}, is a grand lift.- motto for evcry Christian,
remembering {11:0 the blesings upon those
who believe (Luke i, 43-; John xx, 219).
5,6. "They mid unto them cvcntchsus
bad con-whim.” Where the word of "a
king is there is lower (5ch viii, 4), and
when we go in His name bearing Ilism
sage, we have only torpeak His word faith—
fully, and it will not return to Ilifn void.
(Gen. xxiii, 2*: 1m. Ir, ii.) The malts
which lie intends to {Lt'compliah nresure to.
come; the rerpomibility of'tlio memengeris
logct the message correctly and deliver it
plainly and faithfully in His name. As
these tire men sought. something for J.-
and for iii.» are, so we are to seek soulsand
results, not f r r ourselvts, but for Him whom
we serve.
7. “They brought the colt to Jmand
cast their garment..- on him; and lie at upon
him." There \G‘L'l't: two animals and two
memwhy did the Inca not bring them
riding upon them! Tth Would hnredzan
appropriating to their Own..ll‘5c that which
“#11th obtained for their Lord. 3 ' -21...’
sis comma renewed In
the Way." TM tokens. of uIbnnsakin and
adoration on the part of the people, which
was so short Iivcil, puim us to the time when
all thing» :hnll be subdued unto Him (I Cor.
xv, '33 , and they also seem to ask us, What
does your submittion and adoration amount '
to! In it sincere, pannmcnt and increasing!
9. “Hosanna: Blessed b: lie that mntcth in
the name of the bard" These words arc
found in 1’». cxviii, '5), 2.3, the first word be-
ing made up of two licbrcw words signifying
"Save new i ineeech thee." lit the same
panlm we find it written. "The stone which
the builders refused is beware the headstone
of the corner." and when the headstone shall
be brought. forth with shooting, crying,
Grace. gmco unto it (Koch. iv, 7), then shall
this song of [raise be sung, not. as it was that
day, but sincerely. ill: on words to them
a little later in the nick were “Behold, your
house is left unto you desolate, for I say unto
you, Yo shall not me me henceforth, till
Bit-950d is He that cpmcth in
David, that 00th in the name of the Lord;
bemoan in the highest." An ever
kingdom had born promiicd t'gobavidt
z—vgfirgaw
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. FRIDAY. APRILJ. 1889.
. . - - “...“... ......
“,[Iviuus
SUPERIOR
museum
I'IIE PIIIIESI' IIIII BEST
la made only of atrictly pure grape cream
of tartar. atrietl pin-e bicarlmuate of
soda. and a tllllnl portimt of flour n a
reacrvative. nothing else whatever. and
In warranted entirely free front idnin.
ammonia. phonphalca. lime, and It" the
adulteranta frequently found in baking
powder-II. The character of materiali-
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination, render Cleveliind'u ruin-rim-
bakiug powder the moat healthful and Inuit
wonnniical in um. and it alwaya affords
whnlcitolnc, nutritious. and deliciona food.
It is n'coniiiieiidctl for purity. Ilf'lllllffll'
lieu-I and clliciency by Hort-minim! and
State clwniistn, chemiata of Boards of
Health. and pmfcwrrs in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Bold opl in unis. full‘weight.
‘Chlfll .Aan Hummus. ALHANY. N. 7::
....-- A:
TRADE
oufifima
nu Wham-creed.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST DELICIOUU BEVERAGE. TRY l'l'.
\
Yr. vlll um III uy cilia. Quilt] um um
it t’v the flirt-m (inn: Luv. lrird from
It.» heat plantation- and guarantru almohitrly
pm- and free from ull It'lnltentiuna or t'iilnl'lfil
lqulrr The package: are hermetically l- at. d
anal wznanivd full wright. It I: more crux.~
IIIIIIx-al In nine titan the lower grantee.
Oriental 8: Occidental Tea. Co., L't'd.
"mil "IF". .15 Rurlfna Slip, New York.
For mic bbie in! -.m t-m
F. l). LAWTON Jr 00..
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10.15 " Annual. 7.38“ Acne-I.
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no... 925ml.
umu- 851mm.
W.H.Brlvxam,VicePrca.nd 6611'! M.
1.0 Pamtiu‘ tandem. .
A.W Pnnrl. Wheat.
IAIN LINE. .
Leave Bridgeport for Pitt-field. ,‘ .
1.!” a. la. accommo’n‘
mm .. ..
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tGoeeonlyufara-Grut am gm.
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w. I. Lrol. Egg.
A. w. Pan-n. Pane-gar 53“. m Ct
Portrait.
all. and as lack mi "it
PM “mi-3mm...”
mammalian. lunl.
PM “Still
lili‘l'llil I sii’s,
Druggists,
We have an immense flock of new and helliilmfllllc Dry-Good
the dull eczema, and for prompt cash, when prices were at their
no" the!"
emf ol' t'df’ll article. for each. We shall make special cll'orts thi
have constantly increased our trade urinhg the" posit year.
vertiz-ing and honest dealing is the best policy in the long run.
pctilors should pause and reflect seriously. We would like to
advantage of. Below We name prices ofn few of the many in
supplied with.
Luce. and Ila-burn.
We are dmrmionf on buildmg II I a
Cabral Bahrain-vice.
A Inagiiificant line of the above named
midi.
flint Lace and Hamburg traitor-II, II if I;
w price: will do It It will bottom, and ' l , . 8 ' '4 I p; r ,
for that purpow wa- Ime made some “5" Ilium m ..l- P' ”3-,, 21:? p: y}.
mortuary attenuate: our mflkfl, gtv— .. u z; .. .. u 29. .. ..
mg to then turn departments four llmce Navy .. ...: .. .. .. 3m .. ..
the rpacc formerly «copied by theta. .. .. 2,; u .. .. 55¢. u .I
I I nt”fl.¢.', I’lnk 2’; II at M 05"”, ea in
The latent and int selection of hand lied, 2') . .. 45:.
made Turclion Lam In the-sub, from ”If“ ”4 Navy ”I!" 1"“ "1“ ""6
all ovm at 57c. per yard.
Ludlot’ Collo- Underwear.
During the dull aoaaon we placed large
0!ch for Marlin Underwear, Apronn,
can. at price. little above actual wt of
material, and now take great pleasure In
in. per yard upwarda. 12;». per yard
WI vain. .0, Lu. (I mad»— gomfl. I and 5
Incite-wide, u 1:": we. pct yard.
We have a amipwc lunar In White
Lac" of all maku, of \‘alcnmrn. PI»
gmmtfmim Chantilly. (forum Spanish.
toe Orient-III. l" , W .
I'Icm Brabunc'» filing-"TL! ngd'x placing these gnarl» orient countera, as
St ' '“h‘ "a, “5“ tofcbiru If»! graft“ burgun- In thin I"!!! ever
“£1.11 ad hnvnr‘l W “m” 9' , mined in "no State. We uarrant every
' , ‘ ' ' ‘ , Lian-rent to give eati-Ifactiort and mad.-
ca””...l.,';ml.t'll.im34:11:."I.2: m “3.13:.“ "1? ....
’ a ' «wing r u . eca your
:13“ tmwtll‘fwb: :I'" ‘33? ‘: attrntwo to the. arrow nylon In
" ' '9'": 0" night (lawnmffihcmiac, Corset Conn.
3:31"; '9 iii-:3, *fi‘w‘ Tum occur and Aprona, they are all made from fine
"”5 - " " " am ' Iliulm or Commie, perfect In ahapo and
"i them a "W" “'3' d"! “W'W'I'm‘o finish and offered at prices to aaltafy all.
We aim carry the input line of fine
Black "ounce. . .
.. ’ . garland Imam and Laramie Under—
q’guL'r‘wailm ofy‘lffzck ”annuity I"?! wear to be famnd he". and at the loweut
. a I e~ om grimy “him ,
all been cloned out the past week. We j in
have duplicated may ef the canine"?
and will Ml at the num- remarkably hw
pm.
Cor-ell. ,
In (forum we have tbclargmt and boat
dock In the «ate. and at prim- that defy
our We! lu Ville lace: , l ’ “m'
Haunting». . ‘ [new Trfunlugo.
21:. per yard Egyptian W i“. nim‘: ... ‘ We l” duly “din-t new partner of
ii inch” with, and .1»th 50;. p1 ,ami, [flack Tmnmmx lit-Ida, and l’cnnn
”fl,“ mud». in Whifr la“. y, 90th limb to our already magnificent anaert
Infill.
3,‘ M Ma mmuffiéfi m line of om. Button: to n» found
. ' unywlumv, and our usually low price:
Sacral m mum to ”lack ”va “u, "m" {M
Km for flute and “maria. Crowns '
from 924:. per yard and upwanlr. Ribbo- Dc" .
Also a line of Bt‘mrk [traded I»; kings We untold respectfully call your atten—
no low as ”c. peflud and open and... tron to our immense clock of Ribbons for
,, the Spring track.
"3...?! Winn. ‘Ihu In drpurtnu-Iu we take particular
Jinn received our spring Im..{ Paw pride In. “or faaIItieo are much in the
.Cumhvic Mam, a bun lane um aov— ' ruminant; of car gooda that nonv- can
in dM’m in”, Our Wm. .j. follow as In prince, unto-a. they sell
compute, our firm Wing all all Maw crmwbirh we are quite punitive
w‘IdIMof Mum. all «mg. with any. they walnut do.
row edge to match.
, . , W' In [loafer].
":8 in: I‘m to e”. M mm L ”:7. We atwaya give good value, but for
salads} and vamdzytmly‘pall day, we
will give a few extraordinary barman,
ea lath-s:
15: for 2 pair Children'- Black Ribbed
for 3%. vmh to Inna.m.mnti Illfl'of tiny. (but ...
" 4*. '” *0 went lficwpur.
Illicit Poi“ W...
37¢. per yard Fine Swine Wmmw. i"
inc-he» deep, and amid be “WA,
cheap at 50k. per yard
2’3 inch wide Swim
t” u w n-
22 .. ~~ .. In In: to: 2 putrflml'a Hedium Weight
5;; »- c "‘ “‘ Kat... " I L'- Brown Iixcd than thzt usually sell for
‘7 W “’ ” ” ld'wvr n lrffi lkmw'a
M .. .. w u 1.73:, .. 22,; 1* my. for In Tit Indie-’lpowich
fut tits-ck, rumors not In crock, and
~ mm "m. mm” ,5” WW”
If. web with for 42¢... worth {:3 ‘ 12¢ pt»; pair [mind Brown Balbciggaa
M :2 Z ‘: 55:2. :’ N lime. lint quality. that we have been
4.? ’ 8?“. ' ”‘3 “rattling”: league for 21¢ per pair.
a: :: :2 :' I on. :2 LE: 15¢ [at two pic of Indiea' [Hack lpe
4,“ ’ 1.12. I»: with or Striped Fancy Colored flow,
or .. u " 1.19. " Hv worth 12}: occurr-
Mda linvr-f finer ”We all market Met—Our “witty sale ii for
on the (Tank Kw , which rmuv lam. marshy and My only.
Mwiutwcunculugluolalflaweckluuur -
Amcm,wlyoflc'm,wflawwmaa
Weoflovafndtkwmiulkhw
Tea Pot- uaoally mid for 31.“, gigs handle, at ’1,” act.
ordinary “aware. 'ltut
aud‘tw.mpliae¢:..7k.fle. munch.
Sum an“ for-'53.”, Ilovcrl’ggflnulcuttaeach.
31,5,aav'aiacflaflcnfle. WW“ Sailor-n 83¢ per
Winche- M numb 81.25.
RivaIMAabScn-flamt.
Kitchcu Kain- aud Fovkv, {deuce
luM’aulrinu-amkatvuaullmforkgflc. ~
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m. M5 outing" mucous noose,
I. It llll tin-oat, act-weir.
- NORWALK.
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patrons with the very best line of l) floods, at cash prince, ever shown here.
Why '.’ lif‘t'alm! our prices are
reasonable; ms low In the lowest, and the lowest in Norwalk or vicinity, and that truthful ad-
”TOE
Grand Upeiiiiig
Ill In sum sum or Ian.
8, purchased principally during
lowest, together with our well
known and exceptional facilities for securing the best goods the market affords at the lowest
possible prices, and placing them for the benefit of' the people ol'Norwalk and vicinity‘ on our
counters at prices such as only It first class dry-goods house doing a 'ush business can all'ord to
It In a fact IIconIIl lliblllllc that money can always be saved by purchasing, of the
reliable litvhlmi Store, who may everything in their line, and sell at ahlllall advance above the
s I~pring to obtain and serve our
Our patrons
Some of our unsuccessful coin-
Ipiote prices on cvrry article in
our Immense store, but do not like to give our competitors a chance to copy (they always do)
our figures, as that is the only time they advertise sir-called bargains, which III many cases
”"1 ll" ""1 IHWI'. or else :ItIIoqu which they know is not convenient for the public to take
rgaius you will always find us
Glover
0m- .‘lpring line of Tamils, Silk and
Kid til .vcti.juet "cc/Ivorian all the Ian-u
‘, npring aburtra, and will offer them for
z the next month at anteniahingly low
; prion.
‘ ’ l‘udcrwcur.
i We are prepared to thaw aii Immcnae
litre of “been, Ladi't' and fimt'a Undef—
, wear, both In Medium and Light Weight
I Grinds.
Ladin' Jewry R fibril Vesta at l’II. 2'1,
37 and We each.
. Ltd‘im' Balimggan Veal for ’27): each,
' worth 37¢.
firltt'n Balbrignn Shirts, lung and
.‘ Short Sinner, at '11:, worth 37c.
I Gent's SItk humped Banning-n Shirv,
5 for 49c and usually sold at 75’ each
i W rape. ,
. Jn‘t "'C'i'ttl—a npirn-lnl line. of ti
, leaded wraps, all new punch this reason.
§Our leader In Ibis department will hectic
ifhat we ofbr at 39c and worth 506.
I Pig. in (Java.
1 5 green were received at 9.; each.
COLORED I’ll!“ 600M.
. spectral uutl Quick ncllm.
I lie per yard for half wool San,
.doobie width, and tall worth 19: per
5 yard.
i use per yard I.» some lCl'Iocked
CM'loh, 38 locate and». and we“ worth
I379: per yard.
2’: 'fl' ”I'll for an all wool Tricot
1'2 Inch" wide, an! anvil math 49.: per
1 yard.
, 39¢ per yard for all wool mitiap,
,5! Inches Wl-lr, and W!“ worth 60: per
_ yam.
; 19¢ per yard for an all two! Hen—
; mm or Serge, 4'! “WM tunic, add wall
' worth 69c pvt yard.
Ladle." lube“.
: All umnl Stockins “ct Jdtkrl". Thin
grub are cut-me and warranttd not to
turn green. 3‘2 96.
Black and Blue’l'eilov ram lc Corkscrew
I Jack-4.0, with hp]! hour-J with Braid,
Int $5.49. ‘5 98.
I "no Irma sites.
I 22 Int}! all silk at 958' pcryardand well
worth 8! 25. Call and ”armor.
2t Inch l'aille Francoise at 60:, 89, 98c,
worth double.
2! inch Sarah in all Colon, at 49¢ pet
I yard, well worth 75c.
l'pkolom'y Gouda.
One lot Nottingham lace Curtain.
worth 98:. III Tic.
One for Nottingham lace Certain
worth $1.21 at 96c.
One lot Smringham [m Curtain-
!wonh £2.50 at #95. *
: One lotof Antique [mifumina worth
-' $3.50 at 8‘2 6%.
One tot Portion-o worth $2.50 at tLfl.
One lot Poitier!» Worth ‘5 W a! 38.75.
Figured China Silk 32 inc-bra wide at
39c. per yard.
I Imitatim (Yhina filk at 1% and 15:,
l per yard.
KITCHEN DBI’AI’I’.BN‘I'.—A complete line of
iawhu-cannoiagtodo at tbia lab.
Goblata 4': each.
Lamp Chimneya 4 and 5c each.
Electric Stove Polity, 5c.
Whitewaah Balboa 24¢ each.
The Binge» bargain 99-10 than
‘l'ea act- at 5.”; this at ’ia worth 150'.
Call and age it.
rape-natal or money cheerfully refunded. Cone coiua all,
qucymw Kitcheal'oraiahlapof at you 33".“me
I.”
Bdstbn . Store, .
TAYLOR av. GOLDEN.
Raul llama. rm. Life. Accident,
Plato file“. amt Meal Ilaflrr
IIIURAHOE AGENTS
Mn Agent- fuv the late of
Doha-turn and I’m luv-Inn
C l. 1‘ par ooul. lauul.
houn- Negotiated.
UI'PICI;—-taaanangioa tit. Io. lovwaia.
IIIIII’ IlEPlII‘I'IIIIII!
lIitVlllL' Hitltlt‘ stt.(-ftt‘-'i\'v
:Illtllllnllr‘ in my
Confectionery
DI-pnI-ttneitt. I am now
offering some of flu:
Choicest Candies
To be found in the place.
th assortment compris-
or; goods from the well-
known firearm” ,
daylor of New York,
alleys of New York,
Inwaey of Bosnia.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
choaald k Pei-Ila: of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. llalu and Wall streets.
Icgwmnm mum
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at). MIKWALI
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FRAMING at lowest orient.
Full line of Artists’ flatenais.
New and Secondhand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
canrs,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
tine Grocer’s Wagon,
one Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
Barn-Yard Manures.
IIIIMIIIIII IIIIIIS
BEE HI'VE '
General Intelligence Mice
Anyone in um of an ’
minimal-21min" truth fllellflo
new: and mtatheirntua, twe-
GnMwfllchthemofficfl. II
yquwauutobu .orxihamucaqanefor any
aim"; 'ii' ..a"-‘""“'“I“‘Ifl'”
my . ¢ antii room or iaa
daemons-lee. n:
or whhiogto
can get anything
wd-gtm tam ml at all hours.
y or w : lodging.
m 1- Tom Wally. an lilVl.
Io. 5 I'M 50.. Borough.
LentHasComé
new In: minimum kind. at
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Whittle-dicta“. flute—dew
mMuumq-atayuayuyihmogauu.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
Tln: have I“ been Iii-tad.
Pin-o Tomatoe Catnip.
Spinach. ‘
Le tt u c e . Radishes,
l’ickled Oysters,
I‘m-“.331. MARKET LINE ’31:"
PIKE"! nvnuv on
..g.
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAI NTS,
Oils V_aLnishes.
BerryBroe. Hard Oil Finish.
III-Illuminating.
w. o. noun-arm,
H mm
a
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.» ‘9'“‘3” it“: '
Artllolal Stole Bull. coldly.
IAWN “DELI-I.
t” 3A l f RIAGE BLOCKS.
&.U., &‘U-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
wusiiiiumu
extinct) wonxxzu.
TN follow“
graduate of tho:
with
ll()M ER 13. IIOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
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Title io to certif that Ir. 5. ll hyi. ha ha”
with no an pa Land 1 can highly
him an a goo-t watchman to any in
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WI imi- under my fan;
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rain. rpuu: forbids. Ila ulll
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PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilt.
a: 2.1. ”.mumouuom
Em bos’ .. sod Gilts
sew uym, tune. Mic loll,
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DEGKER’S
Paint all fall Palll’ film,
18 Ion-tn lain St”
South Norwalk, Ct.
5 CASH
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92 Wuhiu‘fou Street.
A. S. FERRIS,
WI" Ste-77n- liu.’ JEWELER.
Diana-la, Wankel, Jewelry.
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