.....____..._—..
_ ' ”I WAS, FROM BOSTON.
‘I'y tho l'mlr-v. I It" IIIo IIAllmmu to
lamb In wamlImI-uu.
Tin-«Ir, I» to narrow, the lmtlm‘y A. to
h", but verdant ID to bruin. tho prulmmr
[M MIN!!! in he lmllrmm, And, like tho
I, In IIIIIIIrI', murdering how the drum be
got there.
[pal-mm In” 1' M'. II.» IIH'ItlI-IIH‘I of
Mull. In 11 with '11“! I‘l'lt'hllo l1 111,91me
1
"I moh- II II who at Ilnw I'II'II'IN'I‘. ‘ um
lb hu-IIIIII "I1 "-1- Ihrm- IIQIII'I'BI‘III\ of
A light. one III ‘Fvvry IlI'llT 'I'Inv llint I
quote dunn- I I 'II’IIIK my II-lnntory mun
ch. ““1 lIuII' mi
“1.1.1.111.“ II
It“ In!» "first
walls, for Alunlu
”lila- III) unul.’
'II 1111, "III! gI-uIII-plu) . the
Work the voluntary mar
Imp-n. and the third II
I'lljltylln'lll "
.1 II lunm llII IIII 1"th
“13mph, the ulhuttu Iy II --II mug .. 1111
"Ala at thought In unlit I am 111-. Line
typos hunt to 111.1111» 1 Imputru III) A.-
pAiAon-I my Port 10‘."
"Ilium my wnlt' excluuun llu- prufmunr.
"'Ilill‘lmpatia 1n-nIIIII1 “Illlt'l'nf 40 II I‘.
IIIII .‘llll'll_V III AI- Inn-hm, 1r In: It III
Did sly lulra- III-r lily-mm 111i} It"r nrm I1
Ibo-1p”
' "Bl.“ my P-IHI. exclniuu IlIu llrtrfwnrr,
"\‘I‘tu A-Inxinitmt or only utlirtt \I'Iv
Hot-mun her how" \I'uutllcdivnn-I-uf l’rri
MM ported Mi ('hicn'zo III\'III'I"‘.’ \I'lIy
don .‘Irutaqlhaw wrllw the Iimnlnn and
'1' «Inc-11111 “II I In III‘T r-IIIIIIIy Iltculhl'lllt
la! ” 'lluly'nrlrj thymthiutl‘lutnn‘t
(HIM ”with Iiut'l “'1" her homtnl ht]!-
Innil.l.y>icl111.n,rlirlt pooh-r III' Inn-rely I
cattle IlenII-r!”
"lllmn my mul' ' en'luum tlu- III‘IIIIMII’.
"Wu l'hryIu-‘ijmllwr n luumlnw. and i:
it true that she 131 I11 r In 1111: at 1:111 (low In
mothering curler “Inn than 1.111" n [III
rumor IVMINII1 of mutt: III! \I a» III' rofln
”mild "1" 11m WK 0! Tilt-I111: if her [WM
min-aunt out hem I- no lid: 1 Did she
[:01th Flour inn lllynlvflth, I r mu 1t 11
wult’ult to brII I: h: rt 1 III llmuts, In 01'1ch
Inlet Iber- I-Iunt Il{ arbor b- IIIIIIIII anatomy!
l Incline to that {or Apollo pnInIul lwfu
III! Venn» An: yornonv. turd l'raxitulu
u-ulpcd her Ill be I'IIoIlIun Venn. Wm
Almllu her Iowa'l well a: l’rnxitclmi“
"Blah my soul. ' cxclairml the [ITIIICIIIIIL
"You now, [out , lam (rum Ito-hm."
”Alia?” and In? venerable proton-or bound
ed like one of his ark poplin In the direction
of the wt 1%th l'UIlfll.—")DCC a Week.
‘ rite-Ito Displayed.
(or the night. 1100'! you
lino give a bit of a dance III
bundled in II claw hammer
hurt The!
““1“-qu
Pellwn, and ['1'
oral— !!on grail! there’- my train! Ta—tol _
SLAVE!
mar 11m, asrtuvt
—-'I'imx~.
Ital! “Burning.
Johnnie. AgedJfi. had hem baritone] to the
bedroom tr: rut but words to his younger
lather, Horn. told that he must remain
that until how-3 lorry (or his miscmulru't.
Alta o [cw I: note. or kicking and 3110‘”
h‘, Ind then oftquxet, hr- r'allnl Sam to the
door to receive .- following mmmunimtit .3
"Sam. I! I'm or sorry for ultra; you
turner-And LII w: to Itay hero an awful
slug: before I run-the that thing I'll do
Mignon“ tithe toliek votx Iortelling
more.” Ana: hmglmawlhem
timed; “You but» be getting ready,
[Ionizl’tn ' to {111 pretty mrrv, "—
holaaldptrio
(I! Count.
filth ward boy who won
.rI-ct with his mother, when
ott'ru'tul byn dog which
slurred be once {non-ad
'1 “"Isi‘ttttm I Ifnld the mother, "that
the doggy has tat his tail.”
' “Ya,” replied the little fellow, sadly, tad
g up asked. "Bot, Brannon...
mono they Ickehim Inthe tailor’s shop!”
~ntllll'l Advertiser.
It was littkj
"151303 the
Km
4. ””1”
II the W In the pm 3111 Lock in to;
Ahab- muons”,
My.” ouvflhoguodflghtm,
“you“ "roadways;
“manta Indyawmwoot,
Allyn-1! View
KIA-:1» ”mg-misc-
F’b-tto clonal-them-
Vcl,vorkio ”amides
m Ibo youhorr, (it; back in tho
Id!»
”gmyooplerx"
my... AW rou‘
"MI! “millions—-
kw In" a
no no
HALF-PRICE. '
;:{:. VF
Kiltllllll Department
OI.
Look what. “'1' are going to
Iillcr this Week in «1111'
A complete line 0! Acute, tlrantte. or .
I-IyI-IIIIII Wm. aold at the some pllut' on
ordinary tinwnre. That in what we Im-
Itoml: to II” III IIII-I sale. We I-IlI-r 11 “WV
11! Ilw arm-ml II trump-a III IIIIII III-pail
mcnt.
'I'I'tt I'IIIII "NIIIIH" I‘IIIII [III #I I”.
and 81.50, our prior till, 711 and 1191'.
Ham-rpm- uI-uIlly :mhl {or 77:. Mr IIIII
L25; our price IN, 55 Il'llI Illv. I
lllll‘ Klilllflll Gilli.
I In It Apl flievru I II
I'I'rt."l"f1't'3£'ihd Ir'mii ‘III' «,3 M111. !
handle, It I. ‘29 a not.
Hpnal Egg Beaters 4c each.
Dover Eu IIIIatI-ru 11¢ each.
Decorated (‘ups and Saucer! H:i'
or: In. rttIl. '-'
Kitchen Kniuu III II Forks, 3 III Z. 11
halve-and ‘ 111/. II forlnl. 091:
Gold: 1-, 4c 1 ucb
Lamp chimney: 4 Ind' Ic cur II
ElIctrlc iitov: I'oliulI' :c.
Whitewuh brushes. "4c each.
The blugflt bargain yet-IO elegant:
Tea Sets at 549201111 wt is worth 7.50, l
Cull Ind see it.
[11 fl
--m~
..._—
Everything at the Boston
Store is arrant: d as Icprc
scntcd or money cheerfully r1-
funded Come one, come all I
and be convinced that by'
purchasing yo'ur Dry-Goods,
‘ancy \rtic es, and Kitchen
Frnnishings ofus you will on
IIIIIIIIII Illy S'IVI' mom-y,
Pttttltt' tlne'Price Ila-[tutti
Hattie,
S'lllN S'I'flllli.
NORWALK.
initiations
Clearing Out Sale!
On Monday, A pril 1' ,
We will W 1. (Hearing on we or
Dress GOOdS
UNDERWEAR.
PLAINELS.
canpn'rs,
AM worms («Admin 111'. our dcputmta. which
at AMI nib: at
l
For Cash Only.
~——- on . E
IIIBLEB It SIMIIlS. '
Notice-Irina!
————«o—~—-—- i
I
)
Iresh Canned lleiring a,
m lea-,0! arm for 31.1111.
Seedl’otatoes
Early Rose
New Queen.
—‘f—
littllr 1 contacts.
, 50c., our price
'Camliric and best (‘ottou ..
ISDUTII. NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY, APRIL 9, I889.
GREAT
Muslin Undnnn
Kitchen Oopartmenti SpeCialty !
-——-—-o»——-—-—-
WI» lind ourselves
terribly crowded for
,room to display our «roo:ls;\1011111st find :111
mlimmcdiatc outlet t, and how.
only Illl ough
the Good peoploot \‘outh Nor'i ulk :md Nor-
Iwalk, :11111 no mean
Epcusc them t'oI their
0111 pl 01 ions :111nouncoiuouts. "1
tight now to recom—
liberal Itfspousos to
—— -~ .0.
M..S
SMITH
illas never done thing's by halves and when
he makes a spam in] effort it has
iatod :1 tlllllllll" sensation. ()111'188‘l spiing
ul
':1ys c1 '0-
sale of \I1Islmbudciwc 11' “I'll be a land-
111:11'kt'01'ycars to co
quoted below means :1 ':'1\ ing from
per cent.
1110,:11111 cvcty 111100
.10 i0 50
Buy while you h1ve :111 nppoitunity.
Don’t miss this gigantic 111.111. dow,n even if
you can’t. use it l'0
R E A. D I
[101181 iiilllll'i.
(.‘ambric and Muslin Corset
( ov crs, hiwh pointed and
square neck, n‘illlllllltid with 1m-
broidcry, tucked, pearl but-
tons, felled seams, cost to Inau-
ufacturc 4012., our price 25c,
C .unbricCoIsetCot crs, square
pointed and .ow neck, trimmed
with lace and Ilamburgh, cost
to manufacture 50c., our pnce
35c.
(‘ambric Corset Covers, 4
'stylcs, high necks, Y fronts,
'llamburgh insertion on front,
tucked, perfect fitting, cost to
manufacture 85c, our price
50c.
Cambric Corset Covers, 3
.styles, V front and back, also
'high neck, llamhurgh yoke,
cost to manufacture $1.25. our
prICo . 75c.
_ lll‘lllllll‘l.
Drawers, 2 styles, made of
good Muslin, lucked, trimmed
with rulllc, cost to manufacture
25c.
Drawers, 2 styles. 1 style
tucked, trimmed with lace; 1
'style tricked, Ilamburgh 1';ulllc
cost to manufacture 751:... our
pri: o 4°C-
Drawcrs, 3 styles, made of
0
styles plam cluster tucks, 1
style tucked Hamburgh rullle,
cost to manufacture 85c. our
price 5°C-
Drawers. tucked and neep
Torchon Lace Rollie, cost’to
manufacture $1.00, our price
65c.
,_.__~_.» V ,_. _
llllflllllillls.
Chemises with lace edge,
ruflle on hand, cost to manu-
facture 50c., our price 25c,
Chemises with llamburgh
insertion and lace, all sizes,
cost to manufacture 75c., our
price 35c.
Chemises, 2 styles, Ham-
burgh yoke, fine edge on
hand. cost to manufacture
$1.00, our price 50c.
11. s. 311111.
OPP. DEPOT,
8o. Norwalk, 0t.
, pi ic I:
1) :11' to come,
READ!
Night DPISSIS.
Night Dresses made front
III-st Fruit Muslin, (.‘umbri1
rulllc on neck, sleeves and
down the front, cost to man-
ufacture 50c., our price .
25c.
Night Dresses, Mother llub-
bard, tucked yoke. Cambric
rullle, cost to manufacture 7511;,
our price 500.
Night Dresses, Mother llub-
bard, yoke ol fine tucks and 2
llamburgh insertions, edge on
neck and sleeves, cost In man-
ufacture $1.25, our price
75c.
Night Dresses, Mother Hub.
bard, yoke of fine Ilamburgh
insertion with ribbon, llam-
bur-r insertion and tuc kcd culls,
fine edge 011 neck and sleevs,c
costto manufacture $1. 50, our
$1.00.
Night Dresses, yoke of 50
tucks, Hamburgh insertion and
heading. fancy calls, cost to
m:'1uul111t1111' $2” .5. out ptice
$1.50.
Wiliiit Mill‘lS.
\\ :Ilkin;r Skirts, plain with
t111ks,bIst cotton, cost to m: 111-
ul'm-ttirc 621:, our price
25c.
'Waikiug Skirts with Pain
bric rufllc. 3 tucks, cost to
manufacture 8510, our price
50c.
Walking Skirtswith 3 tucks,
‘ Hamburgh rattle, cost to man
ufacture $1.35, our price
$1.00.
Walking Skirts with double
Hamburgh rutilc, 3 tucks, cost
to manufacture $1.67, our price
$1 .25.
Walking Skirts with flounce
and clust of medium tucks on
skirt, cost to manufacture
$2.00, our price. 31 .50.
M. 8. SMITH,
SCOFIELD 81 HO T
Ar. otIlI olluing bargains 111 (‘ Mp.
tlIFIIdIIy tlII-y willupinwoo yards oI extra now at title pII' y.IIIII
uW»:c"ItnmttnIn r'n'yrvmmv . For; ,‘ mu . «7
WI: also carry 11 comphto 111111 of Armin-tor,
M1 quI- 11m, V «In-III. Body and Tapestry llruuolu and "1- mp.
SILK. l
llluck I hid Silk, 11 urrantul all silk II. d not to c ru1',li 70 III IIII st (111
We also have an IInI-quulid line III Striped 811mb», 111 all I-IIIIIIIII and at priceol
to not all.
DRESS GOODS. I
III inch all wool Henrietta? 5c: worth OI 00.
4': " " ‘ 8mg gen. witli band on a: lvege, 5111-; worth 731'
“ Mohair, I'Ic; cold elsewhere for 091'.
:II “ Henrietta In nllshodeo. III 23c.
411 " IIll liolmig'e, 50:: worth '51.
CALI. l" AI'IIJ AND NBCT-IIIII 'l'lll'.
SCOFIELD
No. 3 (iazette linilding. N01 w ulk.
Tho finest line 0! Hateena in thin vicinity, from we up.
I'mncli Hltoeua, 240 I one of Chlllleu. IOe.
Elegant annulment of window dnporlen in all sly I. II and III prison to unit all.
Our lino oI 11h»: Inn, at '25 'fl ‘I',I:‘l1101l73' 11:11 III .1va Int Hill“ and beautiful
'deaiun.
Woulnbit the III- -:-t “111- of luIIinI Muslin l' ml» In“ or, J: ~rmy,u II- unlory, Ulom
Ind Notions 1 v1 1' Idli- -rI- -d to the public of IIIIII v11 initv.
Next week we wIIl have II line of II‘IIIII‘II Spring J 11' kc III, ranging in price Iron
81."?! to .10. 00.
Our mottiuga IN 11' the latent pattern: and lowest prim.
()n Monday. April “III, w.- will I Iler 40 yards of good matting for $5. 00.
”or line oI ltucs is complete and our price: below competition.
BARGAINS “’IIIIII'} TIII'IY Iu‘lfl'l‘.
& HOYT,
V0. . ’89 \Var-Illington’ tilt ., South Norwalk.
' BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS.
W. B. HALL .81 C01
LII Tosca and Directoirc Jackets, Reclingotcs and l
Basques, Empire and I’rimess la1ke'ts Black and Colorc..'
Jerseys, 1,000 Misscs’ and (‘hildrcns (1:1r1u1-nts,Bcadcd
Wraps l'roui $5 to $50, New Styles Long Garments.
Sllflllill llfll'ElllllS ill Bill FlillllE Jilllflli.
We will sell 100 more of the I'Ilegaut Cloth Jackets at the
price of those sold last week.
Colored Dress Goods.
Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale. Com-
mencing Monday. the 8th.
Never was sutli a variety of Elenant Dress Fabrics placed
before the people. 200 st) 11- 's' of Satccns and (' hallics, 20
entirely new shades 111 llI-nriettas, Cheviots and Tweed Cloths,
Beautiful Side Bands, 100 New French Robes, Scotch Silk
Plaids, The New Convent Cloth, Fine French Mohairs, New
Plaid Brilliautiucs, Five qualities French Surges, Cashmere
Robes, New Camcls' llair Cloths, Elegant Pen-inn Stripes, New
Ladies’ Cloths, Mouslainc and Chalou t‘loths.
New Special Bargains.
l‘lnc l-‘rencll Surges—We OIII‘I' 80 pircrs of ”I" l» st FrI-Ivch SI-rpw of our
own import-non, In Ichly-eight 1290 new I‘IIIIIIH III only 6261: :1 yard This in A
wondcrtul bargain.
.10 C'I‘S.-—Une case of 40 plows at 501:: one (“Inn at 45";
Fine Cashmere Serge :I’Ilc. the lot {III-1‘ InIlIImIImn-Iin' , I) 1: use 501: Culi-
mores 311:. One cairn Mixtures at 371. 0.11 lot III L’ ,f'uuk InIXt'I I. (In: case Fine
Mixtures 29c. Above lots are either l’un- Wool or Silk an] IV or I and represent
all the new weaves and mixtures at the 119mm
(-inghauns. Satirist and 'Icpln' I's_
Several hundred pieces 0! N- -w (Iinghum- art-.1 llanIII mIe Sateen: will he op. md
to- dnv. $111 cIal lots of new wIIItI goofs, I' .Inc _v I'Ianm Is and D 1111 1-4; (mods will
be offered to-dny.
W.B.HALL&CO
DAVID STOW,
F u r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique Oak (lumber Suit, 8 pleceo, $15.00; Iommty mold or us on
Ash Chandler Suits 8 pitta,w.m.1'tm but Mill m: ro'II (or the money.
Polished Mahoglu
u... mo...“ “.3; TABLES.
The lineal. assortment of Antique Ind {my covered chur- Foot M, Blocking Cm, etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH N ORWALK.
up STAIRS.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A most delicious Deacon that can be prep-ml in I!" minutes; 11m, Vaults. Chocolate and Inc-room
flavors. Those who have need It rpcalt hizhly 01 it.
\' o. I
For the Lenten Season we have first-clams,
Mackerel at “to II). Mackerel in lo and 20 III.
kins, Salt Fish and ltloatcr llerrin... kc.
The fittest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 a doz.
3 Its. Nurthiielt Creamery Britain $1.00, 111358 111.
:3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for 81, or title lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter [or $1, or 28c lb.
Fresh ('lnned Herring. I tine mlrlc, two man for 21:. (‘luu Chowder 11! cans, Ptcklfll [planet I“!
LAInIIs Tongue, Ind apical oyntm In glue». £11m t'Inrltc l'mnncls. L'It Eb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102:.
Shredded Codlllh in II» lluhtlnl: one pound will In) tor um [numb of any other kind: 211' not. Try It.
( 'Alitomill’mneo, 10: "1., all“ for 7.1:. Lu. e t 'LIII'o ma l’rnn~.1:andlkitr 31:.Suop1or10t.
I 1219 Choice layer Figs for are
WE SOLICIT YOUR. ORDERS.
mum you tried the cclclmted Dew Inopt 311th 0111111; they but than A!
CHAS. E SEYMOUR’S, ' -
33 Washington 8t.. - -
Large Sales. Small Profits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
_‘f—
C. H. HARVEY’S.
1 would most mmatolly call the attention of the public to one at the
Lillllil Milli Ill Billlli llllll Slllllli lll 'l'llli Sillllll
[bring added 81,0]! worth III
NEW» SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming in daily, and which will I» and
At Prices Vth-II I )1-I'v (3(DIIIIDI‘liti()II.
00m Ind enulne mod- More purchasing cm the”: T'ui n' a It: Into the 5.111 In Iain-I. vtylu
,ndqwl y. “uncut" toe pine ,
H. HARVEY,
I
So. Nor’waik. '
12 North Main so, ' South Nor'o'valk.
Brand Spring [Inning'
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
l'IvI-r shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. llave also :1 complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
-—— i<m N _. _.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large assortment in fancy smumcr hose, pricessimilar.
.___. ..._,__
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
‘ »- w--—-—
In Ribens we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H- Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETS
Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
WIIIII PAPERS l
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
—A1'-——-
1. 1110111111111 & son’s,
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
'l‘IlE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
80. N ORWALK,
_. EAST NORWAI-K
A...» was: term “”5.”
It. 1. 111111111 t [It
GROCERIES ANDMEATS
' —-.11 1111 our arm or—
11.3033 sum 65 SON.
spnxxGwoon.
A I‘ll ORDERS ,FILLBDZPBOMPTLY,
m FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T9 TRADE WITH U8.
01V” US A TRIAD
:1“;
Norwalk Chronicler