Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 6, 1889 · page 2

 

 

 

 

They Will Get Little From
President Harrison.

Ilfi Nblt‘l’ TtiWAIillh' ’l’llll 5011‘“.

low Ila Propoua to living lulu-wrath-

Palmetto-tats Into the Republican

Party—A ('awtauulal Thank-glint; Proo-
hltallali~rhe Ill-ta for the he» roaster.

“'sallisovox. April dwll o u- rm! [but
Wt Harri-um ha- pIa-uly .iwu t'ul-Il‘nl
atomizer: from the mom. Mu un- b. r.-.
to lllllk'flbsllll tint llk‘) lmu- \m p Inn 1..
expert from him. II-- prop-rs tn row-gum-
thlprotu'tiomnt- oi Ilw Ruth. on I to try in
ah way to mull» tho Ill\’1-l111,: lim- of 1b:-
wtlm uni itpwi rotor, but upon IIn- w- Imuxlt‘
policy. Tbi- t‘r-ulb in lull of protzvctn-ulata
who have tom aln :1) - wanti'iK With the
M11” hv’nuw u llw rvm- Mlllill l0“ lll
fiat row-lion. It In nan-I that many of tho-c
“V9 riglllllul “it”! Ilmlrt- l I jail! Iilllils
Ilth liw rumblb‘mt pl'otxtnutdn. malt-
ill‘ that tho how.- If tIi 1v 4' oi mm" into
tho [arty with tho [thI- r 1 ~ Th»
men who belong In tho. c-lirn, it i- vmuml,
arctlw active progrnmiw In u at th- South,
It is mortal tint Mr. Ilirrinm ‘itngwh-t to
use 1h»- way for thvm Into tlu- rw, ill-.u-rm
party by ermltcatlng tbv ram- quo-tiun .u. on
lane and rec-twirling ennneut prutt-i'llrnllstfl,
lormfl' dctnm'ruts ua wril an "polio-aux

s czx‘rizxxiai. rwci..uuriox.

President Harrison haw b-llnl the fulltiw-
In; [mklmuan mam-mull"; April :10
next, thcdatcot the center-.1111! wiebration
d the inauguration of President Wuhing—
in, as n sandal lentainiai thank-giving day:

”A liundml year» have gnaw-d vino" the
government which our ton-tattoos rounded
was formally organized. At noon on the
thirtieth day ol :‘pfll, sen-"tron hundred
and eighty—unto, in the city of New York and
h the pres-slim”! an assemblage of the heroic
ma: whose latriotic derotiun had led the
cokinia to victory and inhqiendmce, (large
Washington took the oath of othceas chief
mute of Ithe new horn republic. This
impruutvc a-rt wax mien], at nine o'clock
in the nwrmng, in all the churches ot the
city, by prayer for God's biasing on the gov-
ainnent and its lint [ambient

“The centennial of this illustrious event in
ourhistory hnslnwdeclaredageneral holi—
daylryacl of ctmgreas, totheeiul that the
people otthe wholecountry may join in ann-
mevnorative exercises appropriate to the day.

"In order that the joy of the nor-astral may
he amiatal with a deep thankfulnuis in the
minds”! thepmplc fee all our ideology in
the 31st, and a devout anpflicat'son to God
tor their gran-lull: continuance in the future,
the mummtivea cf the religion creole,
hoth Chri-tian and Hebrew, have memorial—
” the pil’cmmtnt to designate an hour for
prayer and thankngivinz on that day.

”Now, thrretore, l Bonjamin Harrison,
nutrient“ the United States of America,
in malaise to this pious and teasible requa‘t,
dorecouimeud that on Tuesday, April at, at
thahonr of it o’clock in the rmrning, the
pawleot' the entire country repair to their
rupeetiva placesot divine worship toimplora
the favor of God that the Musings at liberty,

andpeace mayabidawithnsasa
audthatllis handmayleadusinthe
path a righteous”. and good death"
nu rtna mu m suw come.

It k generally thought at the navy deparv
.13 that the rrmtract for building the new
armed coast datense vessel, tor which bids
was opened on Monday, will be awarded to
thaUn’wnirou worksofh'an Pranciwo. Mr.
Bectt's la'd was for about 31,0391"), guaran—
teeing all that the qlecitications required,
apinet a bid of “filth!” from the Cramps,
l-king maul important animations and
refusing toguarantee the home power speci-
M in the contract The extra 814.111), it ia
tholghhwillnotstandiuthewayot thenc-
ceptanoedthebid, WM asScottguar—
antsa everything and Cramp practically
nothing. It is understood that )lr. Charles
Crmap. the president of the Philadelphia
firm. lett for bane ymdny, alter tailing
several people that he gave up hope oi get-
ting the job.

sown

James W. 121mm at Valparaiso,
hrepwtingtothedeprtmtolstate upon
thatradaaadconmerce of Chili, comments
upon the fact that while the imports into
Chili in 1357 unwound to woman, but
“Mautmtliatnitcd States, and
thatwhile over 15;!” vanelsenteredand
Wat Chilian ports, the American ting
wavadoverculyrfloithesn.

Ir. Mills newly apppintal United
Stats treamrer, will probably not take
charge at the 031cc for several days. He
ealladon ' Dnrhrmwhointormed
himdthefornmlitiuotthefilingolhia
hmdandfnmishod himwilh the
blanks. Ir. Katrine-id he‘wonld send his
aptmttolndiana at m to mre his
saunas mmmnwkrmtiwoo.
'l'raaaurerflyattisstitlia New York,where
hewenttotakechargc of the enlrtrearury
daringthaperiodlntweenthedenthotJr-dge
Wandthemalifyingotler-berta

Patent (51W Mitchell, with the
maid Secretaryl‘obie,haa appointed
”burger,“ \'irgin'u,cbief clerk of
thepatat once, vice hpcomb, reigned.
lunargaaoecnpiedthasamepositicnunder
thalastltqablieanadulinistratm

Watmwwmw
aprnlpnatumventicn with the Leeward
“Ids Theodora-tit») was negotiatedhy

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Mace SEEKB'

FAILUR! IN NEW YORK.
....._. .. ..

‘I lllteiiotvc Milrt “anoint-tori“ Vlrlat

(Ion l Illlff 'Illt Lint-mur- ul “330.000-

wa \"uua, April “.hlll'V'W A Finch,

shirt lnzmntm'lulm at Sm. 1:: and .1'. 1.1““.

ard Ilt'm'l, lll‘l\t‘ ”Hill" 1111 It» l“\l‘||l ’ I lllo‘ll‘
llllblllt‘sv ltl llia‘lltlll' l" .Il.» . . l ; J:J
linmdum 'Ilu- lml-lhlm- it nu n...» on-
plamlnt “Symon, .ml II~«.\"I.‘I|II‘ .ulto
[molly u xr-wl llml tour 'I ' . l-' HI" nu pn-

lct'rnlrmbtuu 'l‘lu' nun: ‘ .. ll--- “intro,
“1’. D-I‘Hlx \1 N, l: Ill-ll l' «iv 1‘ [in I|1| 111')’ ll)
llltthtllK Inn") ~mrt~ Hit N mmi ~. ..I. , 111th the
continual illnv-wnl \lr. I‘m in

The failure mun -lti'|u ,... 1.. Ilw 'lm t llu-Io.
The limit in" NIH-kwl to l"-“ ht \Il)‘ mnuol
thr lino ~lurt triule of in. umntn, inning
«nanninl m I'“t'(‘llu.; comm.“ “uh tho
Ion-ling tlltlanuclllt‘nr‘ 'l'h-- Imlm-v it at,
in: Ill-'l to llih attempt In I ~rurr 2b - mar-
Ial. \. ll-vm‘y Itntliu‘m d and I~.'o.-.- IIl't-y-
In» lu-n- all‘l'lfll llll’lllo’l‘~. l'i. -_\ r-uuflm- tlw
111m of \. llunry It Arvin d J. ti». 1 uv of tho
Ian-out Mlll‘l nmnuhzctui'lng wnc 1m vi the
country. 'I'ln y were only .1 «cud p ~rtm-ru o1
9am». A' Fin-h, and their on n Irm ~‘ not al-
lot-tat by met-1mm. butt .3. .\ Fun-n claim
(but tin-tr amt-ht Will, it pr: prhy nu-nagu-d,
t'XI'i-«I llu- lluldlllllb. 'I‘Iu- lt~ rlu lmlulnl I-f
ln'l':~!ilt'~ ut II vr-Ic-tit-mn. I! And-Mu Ali-l
Jn'imdnng .‘u'. .I., ulna-L Lu lion 1. tnm‘lilm-ry
audnrmuutn und bill» rum-imhh: 'I'Iic na-
sunn- i.~ mt yr! old» In mm: no ihwir vnluc.

CAPTURE OF m: cuss.

The I'll-tub “ho set I iw In tho ('ntlmllr
l'rutvrtmy Ila-111ml lri- .Ii l'nta.

Sizw Ynux. Mould—~11- lwmr liyrm-u luv
carnal the urr-nt of six |l'1urll'---'llt‘lll'y ('as‘
hill", Itmhrn I’m b, William Avery. Edward
I’m-r, Edward Sawyer and John II. "III—
wlm are nl't'usul u! hang a gang ot “fire
big." and who are mid to he nqandhle for
the several ‘lll'mlllh which havo linen made
to burn the Cfllhtilh' prom-wry in Watcher
ter (minty. They are all between "and :11
ymni of age. Saw yor is a negro, the others
wiring. All live in the vicinity of East One
iiundml nud Forty-email! street. The load-
cr is Camirly, who is only 19 your: old, but
who was to be a perfect licnd. lie was dis-
charged from the wiry tor impudauca
a tow maiths ago, and in revenge [dated to
«buoy the buildings. lie was awhitaut en-
gineer, hial fatlwr being the engineer. Both
were disclargul. the father’s offense being
drunk-lineal. l-‘our attempts to burn theI
knitting: havehecn made and romeo! the
outlniildingu were destroyed. bullet-tor
[1er put detective «m the cam, who took
up their 115514191111! among the "l‘fllfilb" and
soon found the guilty Irena».

FIGHTING AT THE POLLS.

Serious Disturbance. at the lumntle
I’rlnsary' Ithetlona at Conner.

Conan-s, N. Y., April Ii.—Tlic Democratic
[winmrim were held ycattrnlny, and, as was
expwtel, the pnicuedings alpha] in a row.
Th.- rup. wrutntivm of the two faction» were
anuwl mth rcvulverj, clulrs and plum of
gin-pipe, ulbl those weapom were frwly uacd.
Tus: Inna-rats are divldud into two lac
tint», mph-«cited by lluyur (inside and
ort'ouoty tIia-rk Larkin. It items that the
rity‘ "nee is , ' of ' a of
the Larkin fnctitm, and in the call for pri»
maria» a rmdution was printed to the effect
that no itinprc‘lnrs of primarini wereto he
voted [or at the cnucus-J, and to this the
Gamble men objectal. In the Pm»! word a
free fight was soon in "dun-1e, and the police
furt‘nl tin-dawn! the polling Illnl'l.‘ and or»
mtol lllo.‘ inspectors. The police met with
radiance, and (kmrt tiillmr limmett was
eW'k on the bond with a hammer. and sev-
eral stl‘m gushes were iutlivtnl on hisfaca
lie is dango-rmnly hurt.

The mucus in the Plow-Md ward was com-
paratiwly quiet. In the Third ward an
lnl'ipiout lint took plow, nnd a man named
Schuyl-r Beam was badly injured, being
struck on the head willin shorcl. In the
Fourth v.nrd the front (-1 the pollmg place
was lower-d in and the raucm aljouruul, In
the Filth ward a nun named Jam Hogan
was struck withn wrench on the hood and
serimrdy injuml. A numb-rot «rev-t fights
ou'mml, during which sen-nil mm wen
cluhlal, Innl'cor lens seriously, by the polim
or were injured by being; hit with women.

About 6:310 last non 11;: n not look plan:
mar Ilk- poiice stat’wn, 11 Iran an unaunv-ast ul
etfort mu made to rescue the priumcrs who
were crusted during the day. I’rcsmtt llil-
dreth was carried int i the station in an un—
cmw-imx, condition Several arm.“ We“:
mall».

An Author as Well as I Johns-flat.

“'Asulsorox, April til—Mr. won-r P.
Phillips, the gown-.1 unnnzer of the United,
Press, while in the city this work W a
ween-t he hm hitherto kept from his many
friends here. It i; that he is writing an
elaborate historical work which is to be pub-
lished early in the: (fishing fall by a promi—
nent New York limbs. The work is to he
finely illuvtmtoi, and in every particular a
beautiful spectrum ol tymgraphy. Hr.
Philiipshusagreatdeal of literary talentaa
well as [minim ability, and there is no doubt
he will Wslflfi? a very intcrerting and .‘r
tractive work, and one likely to be wpnlar.
lutheflekl of fiction he has daiewnsidar-
ahie high class work, all of his sun-ins show-
ing remarkable skill, brilliancy and original-
ity, andasahistewian it islikelyhawill heaa
“metal. _ ‘ m__

Stricken “1th Parnlyala.

meerw, April ti—Ex-llayor John 11'.
Hunter has uttered a atroko of paralysis, an
side of his body being «unplug-1y paralyzed
11162ka that the ell-u-tswill not
he immediately total. )lr. lluntcr his; yours
old. was ltldtlln' of the “atom house for
my year, wns elects] to magnet in 1566
and again in 1.137. was mayor in bid and ii-
nuw inhalant of the Dime Sari-1p bunk.

 

 

0m Attzrltnl Ivy Women.

Ushrb'lows, Pu... April aroma.“ An.
demon and Itoxmnl arrested a Hungarian
cob: worker near .‘dt. Pleasnn‘. About a
(ban Hungarian waneuflbhed to the rescue
of tiw Imam, mulling the one“ with
5.139.. . :flgiztlli‘. The («item wane terribly
Legal nit" wand walnut-tally have been
kiln! hurl they not inflamed the women
away by damaging 111 if pistol;

11-:- stmt ('ar Strike Ia Roche-(tr.

llonmntn. ti. ‘1'.. April ti—The street
m etr-kc is» :-u 1 no and loth side: are firm
The c aignny hm twenty-three cars running.
The r‘fvlé diary-pilot. The barn men, about
in in all, bale 3o no) the 5mm Thun-
by night two that tables on thconts'kirtad
u! tnwn G“? 51019:] and obstructions M
m the marks in may plum Theatrikcls
film that rough did the work.

ban-11m as Nantucke- .

“imam, Pa, April a-A numb:
at new can at smallpox are reported at
lanticoke,aud than is considerable alarm
“them,” i Inbitanta The council
hashcairequeatedto duo the achooh and
”titan-amt. Paoplewhocaaaflad
todowareleavingm

his-Senator Davis and Party.

 

 

 

 

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clE'I-AIIII'
SUPERIOR
IIIIIIIIIi I’llWIIlII

'IIIE PIIIIEST llIIl BEST

bu made only of strictly puny grape «mum
of tartar. atriotly pure bicarbonate of
aodn. and a small portion of flour as a

rcum‘vatiw. uothiu clu- Wllltlt'l‘t‘l'. and
is worrnntvd culinary fn-e from nlum.
ammonia. phosphates. limo. and all tlw
adullo-mntu frequently found in llllklllfl
powd-‘ni. 'I‘Iic characlt-r of uniteriale
Ill‘t'tl. their purity. and tho nicely of lht'll‘
combination. n-nder Cleveland'u superint-
baking powder the most healthful and mom
econouuvnl in use. and it always atlords
wImIv-mino. nutritious. and delicious food.

It i1 m-ouunondmi forpurity. hottlthful-
INN and elliviency by Government and
State chemists, chi-mints of Bosnia of
Health. and pmfoaaore in institutions of
learning throughout the country.

hold only In cans. full weight.
(Yuzvituxn Bit-mums. Amur. N. Y.

 

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1110 Clinical 1‘03 Eve:- Mei-ed.
PERFECTLY PU RE.

A 11' "11' DEIJClUUh BEVERAGE. '1111' 11‘.
7:; till um us try titer. "‘“7 :mr uric:
1: is the lltnuarr (ism: Lur. pivkwl trnm
«Ly beet plantations and guarantu-rd IImtil:f:'!_\'
| erv and fM from alladultontions or roller u:
l .‘.“- r 1111- par} sgos are hennptirnlly an; t
“I Ian-awn! lull wright. It in more 1:qu-
a z. a -1 in m.- ii.:m the Ion-ergrsdcs
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CHAS. ll. FEBRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.

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coin wm. 001110 aur.
5.16m ui. Sxprcsa. ' 6.31 " Accom.
5.48 " more». 7.33 “ Accom.
£12 al 3' m In. 3‘1““) u f‘colmg.‘
:6 " 'port. Sp. . “ m .
“1:28 " Dical Ix. 10.42 Accoui
1.56 " Local Ex. 12.13p.ui.boewn Ex.
8% " or.“ +2: 2: can.
8.3) “ . . .l . [1 av.
9.08 " Bid“? 8.0? " hulls,
9.36 “ Aoconi. g4.“ “ lions. Is.
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in: " 1.2““ o2: 2: cut-"-
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HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

DANBUIH l NORWALI DIVISION.

calmed February 4th. 1513.
Passenger 'l'ralna.

SOUTH.
Lv. . crwaik. 15.30. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Pain
13am. 751m. Album.
I 17 “ ii 27 " 8 35 “
1018 " 1013 ” 10 a) “
1250p.m. imp.|n. 107p.lu.
‘ a M 4 “ DI on
618 “ land 68 “ lixed 646 “l‘x'd
am an M “w I 6| 8 ‘5 u u
9 ‘1 GI II lo“ 4 It 10 3‘ II as
similar.
9 M a. II.
6.01 p. m
NOBTII.
Lv. Wilaon Point. Lv.80. Norwalk. ALNcrwalk
1 10 a. m. Hired tan. in. l‘x'd 210 Mixed
a 45 " 918 " 9 23 a. m.
1201 " 1213p.ln. 1218 .In.
250 " limit 810 ” Mixed ' 't It; ixcd
459.111. 512 " 517p.m.
gig .: 5 35 .. ,3 40 ..
ID 10 ‘ Mixed 10 17 “ Hind 1-‘1 2.: fillxcd
tin-lust.
9 m I. III 9 2') s. in .
a m p.ia a 51 p. in.
W. 11. ”moor, Viced’ru. and Gen‘l Hangs.
P. C. P1113. Sn ' tanduit.
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WNW for Pitutleld.
mu m. accommo'n
‘0'.” ea ad
:toma. m. llxcd

450p. -. express
'd lit “ am’n

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'Goaonly as tars- New liltnrd -
WI. 11. Mm, Vlca Pic-'1 I (leu‘l lzu‘g‘r
W. I. Lyon. Supt.
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Inflat- Artwork gall deraigtions. u
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EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY. APRIL 6. 1669.

 

 

 

 

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Grand Opening
or I'll sums sum or was.

We have nu immense stock of now and soasonnblc Dry-Goods, purchased principally during
the dull season, and for prompt cash, when prices were at their lowest, together with our well-
kuown and exceptional Izlcilitics for securing the best goods the market ull'ords at the lowest
possible prices, and placing them lot the benefit ()I' the people oI'NorwnIk and vicinity on our
counters at prices such us only a first class dry-goods house doing :1 :nsb business can nII'ord to

sell them

It is :1 Incl Iwyoud dispute that. money can always be saved 1) purchasing, ut the

reliable Boston Store. who (-n'ry everything in their line, and sell at nsmn 1 advance above the
cost of each article, for cash. ,' We shall make special cll'ot'ls this spring to obtain and serve our

patrons with the very betl line of Dry-Goods, at cash prices, ever shown bore.
have constantly mcrcnsod our trade during the past year.

Our patrons

Why? Because our prices are

reasonable; “slow as the lowest, and the lowest in Norwalk or vicinity, and that truthlul ad-
vertismg nud born-st dealing Is the best policy in the long run. Some of our unsuccossl‘ul com-

petitors should pause and reflect seriously.

We would like to quote prices on every article in

our immense store, but do not like to give our competitors :1 chance to copy (thoy always do)
our figures. as that is the only time they advertise so-callcd bargains, which in many cases
they do not have, or else ill hours which they know is not convenient for the public to take

advantage of.
supplied with.

Luccs amt llumburxs.

Wo are determine-d on building up u
line Law and Hamburg bupinm, and u
low prices Will do it it will be done, and
tor Ilun. purpose We have made some
necessary ctr-urges on uul' counters, giv-
ing to these two departments {our times
the space formerly occupied by them.

Laces Department.

The largmt and best selection of band
made TL‘N‘lmu Laces in the state, from
2c.pcr yard upwards. 12k. per yard
special vein: 1. tund made goods. 4 and 5
inches wide, w lib 20c, per yard.

We have n con-,b-Io line in Whin-
lAicl-s of all mulu :1, of Vulcucionm-r, I’v-
dora,t'roum Chantilly, Croam Spanish,
I-‘mc Ont-mule. Egyptians. thto and
Ecru. Brnbunz's White and Colon d, t.»-
gethcr wuh it good u-aurtm. nt of clump.
er and heavier llllL'l't‘.

Black Lucev~A lull line- of Black
Chantilly and Spanish (.iuipur Lace Edg-
ingv. Tum Lac-m will ho oll'en'd at
prices that. mil ho appreciated by our
patrons to web on rxtenl an to recon:
their immediate sale, tor we have mark-
ui them at priccs tlint. dcly competition.

Block l-‘touuccs.

Our new line of Black Chantilly amt.

SpnuiohvGuipurc Flouucee have nmrly
all been closed out the past week. We
have duplicated many cf the numbers
and will sell at the sauna remarkably low
prices.

Our Lender in White Lat-o
l‘louuclumv.

25c. per yard Egyptian Lace l‘n-mm- w, ,

41 inches Widr', and worth 50c. pvr yard.

Both-r grndc-e in Whit» Lace Mount-on
at proportionate low pncc-a. Nit-elm»
ot Black Spanlsh Lace Scarp hlld. Fnclun.

Several new patterns in Black Bendrd
Net-i (or Hats and Bonnets. t'rowm
from 92¢. per ynrd and upwards.

Also a line of Black Beaded Edgings
as low as 19:. per yard and upwards.

Hamburg Dcpnrtmcnt.

V Just rvcoived our spring lino of I’m»
Cauibiic Flouncea. u better line was nov-
cr displayed ht'l‘f'. Our assortuwut is
complrte, our line com-inning u: all
widths of Flouncw. all overs wuh nar-
row edge to match.

We lierc nu-ntion a low of our Lord-
err:

376. per yard Faun Swiw Flnum-vs, 26
incIn-a deep, and would bo ('(lllt‘lllrrtd
cheap at 50c. per yard

28 inch wide Swiss for 35a, worth 75
23 u u u u 590 ’ u 80
2'3 " “ Inch P-‘dlll 69m, “ 95
3‘ u u s. u 850“ u ‘15
~17 " " “ “ 1.55m. “ 1.87
44 a. al is M 1'7“" u 2 25

Cumbrlc l-‘Iounccn.

47 Inch wide for 420., worth 0‘3
48 be It ll 550-. a. 7",
45 u u " 83c., " 1.1-:
47 “ ” “ 1.00. ” 1.25 '
47 II I. M, 1.12. M 1':;;
43 " “ “ 1.19, " 14’;

And a lino of finer gram-a nll marked
on the (lush Bush, which urans law,

 

Agate Granite, or Byonitc Warn, cold at I

Look what we urn aolng to otl'or

Colored Embrolderics.
A niagniflcaut line of the above nanwd
goods.
Light Blue“? in. wide, only

21c. “ ‘-

all overs at 57c. per yard.

During the dull season we placed large

etc, at price: Iittlc nbovcnctunl coat of
material, and now tako grout. pleasure lll
placing these goods on our counters, us
the groan-st. bargains in this line H'cr
uttered in this Shite.

wuli lock stitch machine, and only the
bent sowing thwml und. We call your
:1 iocml attention to the various styles in
. Ight (towns, ghcmiac, Com! Covers.
and Aprons, tlwy are all made train line
Muslin or Cambtic. perfect in shape and
finish and nth-red at prices to satisfy all.

We also curry thc lnrucet line 01 line
; grades of Muslin ahd Cumbric Under-
, Writ! to be touud here. and at the lowest
; possible prices.

Corsets.

,3 In Corsets we have tliclargcut and boat
' stuck in the stale, and at prices that defy
competition.

Dress 'l‘rltnmlugs.

We urn duly adding row patterns of
. Black 'I'nmunng Braids, and Prrrlltll
Braids to our ulrvndy magnificent Its-mil
inrnt.

Best line of Dre-x9 Buttons to be found
; anywhere, and our usually low prions
sells them last.

 

tion to our immense atockol Ribbons tori
the Spring trade.

This in a department we take particular
I pride in. Our faculties are such in the
f purchasing of our goods that none can
I follow us in prices, unless they call
below cost,which we are quite- positive
they mllnot do. w '

Specials 1n lloslcry.
We always give good value, but for
ISaturdtIy and Monday (only) all day, We
; will give a few extraordinary bargains,
as follows:

150 for 2 pair Children’s Black Ribbed
Hose. also a small line of Gray, that are
worth 156 pr'r pair.

196 for 2 pair (lord's Medium Wright

 

lfilc. par yd. :

u 1- 23 IA u n 29:. n to
Navy 11 2-3 at n is 37“. u u E

u u 26 u u H 55L'. u u I
Pink 26 u u u 55;,- u u I
Red 29 ll u u 553. n It

Light and Navy Blue, Park and R~~d

Ladlcs’ Cotton Underwear. I

orders for Muslin Underwear. Apronnu

We warrant every ,
garment to givo flatiafuction and made

Below we name prices Ola low of the many bargains you will always find us

(ilovcw
‘ Our Spring I'um of 'l'nlfcta, Silk and
Klll Gluwsjuat rt-mnvrdnu all the latent
nprlng Hillltll‘tl, and wdl ol‘lvr them for
the next month tit ustouiahingly low
price».
llndcrsvcur.

We are prepared to show an immense
line of Min-ml, Ladies’ and Gent's Under-
wear, both In Medium and Light Weight
1 Goods.

j LadiI-u‘ Jcraoy Ribbr d Vrsts at I‘ll. 25,
‘ 37 and flu curb.
Lidlrs’ litlhnugm Vat for 25c cacti,
I worth 37c.

(ll-:H'a Iiilbviguun Shirts-3 l. >12;
. hurl Sim-rm. at 25:, worth 37c.

(lont's Szlk Fun-1w! Ilailbriugnn Sbirta,
for 494‘ and munily sold at 75c ouch,

‘ 19 raps.

Just flC:’I\'i'll—'t spl- ndnl low of line
bomb-d wmpq, ell m-w wl-NI‘ lllli "lawn.
Uur londi-r Ill llllNlll'ptrlllit'lll will brom-
that we 1 II 1r at 39.: uml Worth 50c.

Plan In Clin‘cr.
5 gross Iiml’c_ received 3'. 9; each.

(IOLORED. DRESS (30005.
Spcclul and Quick sellers.

Ilc per yard for half wool Serge,
double Width, and Well worth 190 per
yard.

I90 [M'I' yard for Striped &Chccked
Cheviot-o, 33 Inches vvldo, and well worth
375:: per yard.

290 [MT yard for all all Wool Tricut
1?. Inches wrdo. and “Jr“ Worth 49: per
yard.

119(- pcr yard for id! \‘fnnl yuitiugr,
'rl Incht-u \Vllli‘, and «:31 \vntlh 69.: per
‘ yard.

11912 per yard for an at: Wind lien-
I'lcltn or Some, 42 Inches “'ltlr‘, and well

tend

 

. worth 69; pct ynrd.
Ribbon Dcp’t. ;
We WLllId respectfully call your attcn- 3

, l.ndlcs’ Juchcu.

All Wmil Stm‘kln- it» dado-14. This
good: nu,- elustlc and warranted not to
turn green. #2 9S. 0

Black and Blue Tailor made- Corkscrew
Jackms, wuh Inpcls bound wuth Bud-i.
at $5.49, ‘5 98.

Fine Black Silks.
2?. inch all silk at 9:53 pe-rynrd and well
worth $1.25. "Call and oxamim».
21 inch FdlIIe Francoise at 89c. 89, 98c,
worth douhlc.
9‘! inch Surah in all Colors, at 49.: per

I yard, Well worth 750.

l'pllolslcry Goods.

One Int Nottingham Lace Curtains
worth 933. at No.

One. lot Nottingham L-mc Curtains

 

Brown Min-d Socks that usually sell for
15c per pair.

19c Gent's fort-xii pairL'idiea’ Ipswich
fast Black, warranted not to crock, and I
worth 15c por pair. ,

12c per pair Ladn‘a' Brow’n Bulbriggau'
[1039, fine quality, that we have been
calling at a bargain for 21c por pair.

150 for two pair of Ladies' Black Ips- '
Wich or Striped Fancy Colored llosc,
worth l2§c per hair.

Remember—Our Hosiery Sale is for
Saturday and lilondny only.

 

 

/" *fir‘

this woe
he same price as ordinary tinwnre.

': E?“

'l but

We otter a few of the special bargains in this department.
Tea Para uaually Mild for $1.00, 91.25 handle. at $1.29 set.

and 81.50. our price 606.. 7843.. 89c.

Spiral Egg Beaters do. each.

Saucepans usually mold for 75¢: , 98c , Dover Egg Beaters 11c. each.

$1.25, our price 480. 580., 01c.
Other Kitchen Goods.
Rival Bonnott Ash Sievea 1500. each.

Decorated Cups and Saucers 83c per
net; worth $1.25.

Kitchen Knives and Forks, 1} dozen

lira. Pott’s Sad Irons, 8 in pet with knives and {dozen forks, 690.

worth $125 at 985.

One Int Nottingham L'lCt.‘ Curtains
worth $250 at $.95.

One lot of Antique Lace Curtains worth
$4.50 at $2 62;.

One lot Porticrcs worth $2.50 at $1.98.

One lot Portion-:4 worth $5 00 at $3.75.

Figured China Silk 3‘3 inches wide at
89c. per yard.

Imitation China Solk at 1‘2} and 153,
per ynrd.

It In our KITCHEN DBPAB’I’IENT.—A complete line of

in what we are going to do at this sale.

Goblets do each.

Lamp Chimneys 4 and 50 each.

Electric Stove Polish, 50.

Whitewash Brushes 21¢ each.

The Bluest bargain yet—10 elcrant
Tea sets at 5.49: this set is worth 7.50.
Call and see it. ' '

Everything at the Boston Store Is warranted as represented or money oheerlull refunded. Come one. come all. and be
convinced that.
money.

POP

Michal!!! your Dry-Goods. Fancy Articles. and Kitchen Fun In of m
ONE-PHCE Day,ooom HOUSE, , C. '1‘ You V undoubtedly save

> Boston Store,

 

NORWALK.

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TAYm & (EOLDI‘JN.

lie-l Relate. Flro. hlfo. Anldoat,
Plate (lilting and Steam Boller

INSURANCE AGENTS

Alui Aucntn for tho tiulc of
chcnturc and Farm Iona-lo
0 Ar. 1 per coat. Bonds.

Loan. Negotiated.
OFFICE: 4.5 at? Washlln‘ton 81.. So. Norwalk.

NEW DEPARTURE r '

linvimz inudo extensive
additions to my

Confectionery

Dopartrnont', I mu non
oll‘uring sumo 01‘ the

Choicest Candies

To be Iound in the place.
l\Iy assortment; compris—
es goods from the well-
known firms 01‘

[in ler of New l'ork,,
annoys 01 Now York,
Lowucy of Boston.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
McDonald & Perkins of Boston.

All of which I offer at popular prices.

HALE, Druggist,

Cor. Main and Wall streets.

 

E. WHITNEY‘S Ill—Slut.

871: Main Rtroot.

tilt. NUKWAMK

__.__w.____.

FRAMING at lowest nricm.

——9»

Full line at Artists’ Materials.

New and Second-Hand

WACONS,

New and Second-II and

CARTS,

A Lot of
Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot Wagon,
One Groccr’s Wagon,
0nc Butcher’s Wagon.

FERTILIZERS,

Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

-AKD—

Barn-Yard Manures.

RAYM NI] BIDS

BEE I-II'VE
General Intelligence Oflice

Any one In want of employment, or whining to
chmzl- his or her place, will And ll will y them to
call turn: and register their names. lea 1N1"
Gentlemen will be charged the ruin of 25 cts. If
you want to buy. or sell. or rent. or enquire tor any
thing you can do in hon», as we Will advertise st 1hr;
other: every day. We have a sitting room for Lidia
and one for Gents aim.

“at.

‘1‘“ “
.\~' ,

We have a mtauraat where you can set an thing
from a be. sandwich to a lull mail at all bouts
Boaxd by the day or week; also lodging.
118 In Your: Rumtnlly, BBB DIVE,
No. 5 “’ater Strflorou‘h.

Lent Has Come -

Audwe arc tin-pared to turnich all kinds of

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Wholesale um! Rem! [lave made arm go-
mcnte tor an extra qnnnliiy every d :y lhlullgll bent.

GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS

That him: not been floated.

Pure Tomatoe Cat sup.
Spinach.

Le tt n c e . Iiadishes,

Pickled ()ysters,
And anythin

 

 

 

 

FRESH EVERY DAY

HUNT &—-"Z~ELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Vinishes.

Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

Wire Steel Door Mats,
Wm.hdthluaout.

W. C.QUIHTARD,
m mm

 

 

 

you want 111 t :e BIARKET LINE "glut.“ Bt

Artificial Stone Steps. Coping.
LAWN ,0LLBI’.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun. dun,

Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD,

 

wuufilllluu

SKILLED WORKUEH.

Tin.- tollowii g in the ccrtlnratcof ii. D. lldylus. a
“alum. oflbo Wmous school of “onion, ntuv
Int 1

ll( ) IVA Elk l3. IIOY'I‘,

JEWELER,

No. 15 Railroad Place.

Wutols. Ilse, Feb. 1801. I”.
Thln II to ccrtltv tint Ir. ti. 0. neylcs hash-ea
with on. an a pupil, and 1 can highly r-
hlm an a mod wntrhmrkcrm any in need ’0' the
services 0 sawinpeiznt and flue workhlusu. Ileana
turnout» newor nan man- a a vary
the and complete set ct tools, snd‘haa :3. Ian
special tools under my Iii-traction; his leveling
pertmtl elegant, and I might go on and stats Inch
mom. I. rpscc forbids. [to will make a very
valuable ldfllllotl tnany Jewelry clove and 1 highly
noonimcud the young man to any one. Ir. by].
has done chronometer, chroma-x repeats
work In tint-c ins style. Be has done American.
English and cabs work and general repairing-bout
all slum of watches. lie does his work tly.
Yours truly. W. P. A. WOO K.

 

EVENING

Commercial choc

1111:1le DBPAB‘rlm—By a system of
others, ”who." kinds of buttons paper, with
which onrsc bra do buttons-.0: uepncticsll

commercial itlegu. coulomb!

fitted tor an
Monday, W yand Fri a evenlms.
5110 t’l'ilANl) AND ,‘1' lWBI'l'lNG DI-

Dartuient In in charge of a
can secure heel mulls.
Thursdiv evenings.

0811 AN CLASS—A practical teacher tru-
Yslo College gives lessons two vtternoou each

wok.
Wouldheplessedzo have you call or write for
particulars. IitANK ll. RUSOOI.

Gazette Building, Norwatk, 04.
P. S.—Aluo at Business Department. Bridggiwt
329

Business Collect;

CAN DI ES

Bray:

CORNUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. ands full snort-
Inrut of ornamental y.

MrsJohnHolland

MUDEB’S BLOCK.

ctlcsl teacher. who
inns—Tuesday and

 

‘315-tf

The Best Ktndling W001!

Nowtobchadissoldhyc '1'. Leonardiu bags of

50 lbs. at 50c Each.

One ccu's worth Ia enmc‘i‘gt to kindle suy ordinary

(I. 'I'. LEONARD,
Water 81.. Norwalk.

 

I” I!

 

18 North Main St.

SPRINEOETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.

Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.

Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Roll,

—11—

DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,

1 8 North ltain St...
South Norwalk, Ct.

CASH .
Duesl‘le Business

 

 
 
 
 

—» 7 '09. ———

Pillebury‘e Bart Flour, pcr th ............ .. ”3? 75

‘- ‘j “ " hag. . . ill
1:!" the. Granulated Sugar. . . 1 W
Fine Butter. . .. 28: “1
flat “ ”I: lb
5111-- New Pronu- "25c
ltork Candy symn. . ’0: qt
Calilnruia Chimin- ........................ II: can
Damn-tic “ .. lac
Fine Mixed Tea. ........................... 45c lb

or.
EvaporitL-d Apples
Dried Peaches“... .

 

_—.A'l'——_

W. HflIIlI‘II SBIIIIIIIII'I,‘

92 WashingtonStreot.

 

A. S. B‘ERRIS.

JEWELER.

Dlamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Has Watch m a m.
as Washington IL. - lath 1m