Evening sentinel, Friday, April 12, 1889 · page 2

 

 

NEWS OF TilE CAPITAL.

The President's Plans for the
Centennial Celebration.

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he will return to “Holmium” I'm- III xt day,
May I.

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month undcr ilic act of An: «I, I'M}. This
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ple churn-Laud by the tivlltl’illlt‘til on (kt
15, last, in the can! 01 Allan (”bolt and agaIn
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Harrington.”

11121101110 10 111'" It" IBEX. M'IIU'IIIJI.

Maj. Gen. Schofiaid hat tilattpptu'fli the
finalingaol thccourt martial in the case 0!
Sent. Thom» Spitting, Compimy C of in-

Inounted savior, who was found

guilty of rolling a large amount of rodeo in
his charge, but acquitted of disposing of it
for his own the and benefit. 1112 was sen-
tenced at Jefleraon barracks, 31o. , to one
ycar‘a imprisonment at hard labor; to he rt»
(lured to the rank- ot a recruit, and to forfeit
all pay and allowancea In dimppr-‘Iv mg the
finding Na). Gen. Schoilcld mutant that
while Hpalding was technically guilty of tho
charga, It is not clear that he was cunacious
01' any wrong doing, the evidence showing
nooorrupt motive. Thr- Mgeant has been
restored to rank and duty.

taronrarr 70 15111501er (ISLAIIOIA snarl
1m

Sanitary Noble has writtcn a letter to the
aaaatary at war in rurprmae to an inquiry
made at him by the commanding general of
tho dirfion of Nimotiri it aettlera will he al-
lowadto cro- tha Cherokee (antenna the
northarnliuaotOklahouIa,priurto Apriitu,
aothatthry will he on the harder and in
tedious to enter when the proclamation
goea into ell-ct. The secretary rccommcnds
tit-t they in allowed to do In. He thinks,
however, that the settlers in their journey
aauav the Cherokee outlet should be confined
to the ”public highways, post or military
M orestabliahed catch traihs in going to
ward the tract of land to he opened (or settle—
ment. Brit thereahould he a military patrol
upon the road or roads that shall prevent the
settler: from staying longer than nccoamry
ontheway and require them to more on
There should he every are taken to have the
Indians imdarfland that by this pamga there
baodiqaoaition to awropriate their lamb,
and that it will be continued no longer than
ahaolutcly necessary.” -

m: CFIKOIEE (Ollllsslr‘rx.

Governor Robinson, of Masoachmetts; Otis
Bump-bray, of Illinois, yum] 111-. Wilson, at
Marc-as, the wink-rim anmintcd to negir
tiata with the Cherokee and othcr Indians oi
tha Indian Territcn'y ownim 12111111 west of
them meridian, will mt in \l'azhingtrm
next week. The main object of the meeting
will ho to confer with the ofliciahi ot the in—
taiur department relative to their duties and
[tillers under the law. The cominiaiairm have
authority to «Her the Cherokee Iii-Bani £1.13
per acre [or the land known as tho Cher-1km:-
ontlet, and it this price Bagrec-l to the [911312-
dent can m a mmlamation declaring tho»:-
lands open for armament .

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Hr. George Chandler, the now lint main-
ant secretary of theintcriorulrpartnI-rnt, yes—
tcrday took the (nth (I! oliice umi cuter-‘11
actively upon the discharge of his tinting.
The rctiring 11m aroma! scvrctary. Sir.
”11W, h! gone to lib home in Mikhail-pi.

The naval board of inspection and ourvey,
d which Admiral Jouett r5 president, is to
he oificially profit at the Washington cone
tank] inauguration at New York on the
mth inst. The commandant ol the New
Yorkmvy yardhaalaacn instructed to send
all the mack in culmination to an anchorage
in North river to asniiit inythn wichration.

‘ Fist-Ila; [or a "m at land.

Sciuamx, Pa. April 12—11» Delaware
aadllmt‘anal companyaud the Scran-
ton and Forest City Railway scrawny an
fighting ova a amall piece at land in Carbon-
hll. Thalandirowned by the Delaware
aadlluthonaml the Scranton and Forest
(Xyatahadoutalinaover it. Thebelaware
d Bilbao wceranrained from interfering,
ht they have obtained an injunction pro
refitti- Scranton and Forut City from
talk Mount the land,which the Dela-
waraaad Hudson claim they need {Ir yard

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' Bola-10:, Pa, April li—Carlo Gramle,
ho Itahaa who manual Antonio Pend-

“Wy. Grandehadhaeaauppliad
“math-Iain have hail from the
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THE CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION.

Ana-guanin- tor tho tiara-plia- Ial tho
I’ruhlatul-Tlic Morin ”iaplly

‘Izw \ultK, April it... ~liio I- 111mm. no

anon mum 1! th. IIntI 11111111 IIlIlIrntl-m

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u-ihlmn \' .1 on Mniiln. .ApIii ‘1 The
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tho IIIwI .IIII,; 'I‘Iu- piI~~.I-lI-1111ui purII will lav
n'n-I'Iwi in ti I- I IIPIIIIIIIII-c I111 Imvv and our
iuirk I 11 Ilw Ril’lllllli' IIIIII‘IIII-Ii in tint rum
IIIIIth. ‘llII- illit‘hi l'IIIIu-i Nah 4.13.» 01
\Nli‘. 311cm; 11ml ItnnIIII-Iai.» Ml in inllltvfli
iu tilt “Hr-T hay with 1' AIIIIIIIui I'IIIII'I h.
I-iIIcl'iiIIIruiInilumi will I1 II~vII-II..1 III tin
pt‘I-alilclii

011 "w min». 1-1 the 311‘ -IIII-I.tI.Il1-.Iity in
the but rut-r, cppwim \\ all attwt, II 1min
IIImIIIcJ 113' now! ol alopuuhtch Irvin liII
Mnnuo Ion Icty III the 1-1“ III .‘iuII \‘I-rli,vuti.
Capt. Snow, [uni-lent oi Iiml ant-1113' a
«Innuiu, \uil InII Ilw prmulI-III :Irhurv
'l'lII- 111'“ III 111A iI-II..I- that I- win! l'rmticiii
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at Wall 5110401"! iInII-iI'I-Ii 3mm 11,; I my.
liivmiwn III llii- xamr wciI-ty.

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Irv r-lv'nt II til 1-0 I'IucI-IvI .1 1-3 It. Worth"? (vi
Iiw ~tiil« «rl Nu“ Yurit. ilil‘ II‘JIHI I“ 11.1
i'Il3' :IIIIl Iiw prcwlcnt ”Ulu- Inaugural I-niu
nutty-v, 111111 I-vvrII-Ii In tho IZ-ptllilvl- iIIIIM
111,: “II Ilrnu-lwm ohm a l't'l'floli'Ill tIiIIl rr-i
lutnm will |-- it‘ll'll'nlll him by tho i‘v mtuiun
I111 nillll“. 'i'iilr row-plum Will lat from 2 1'
3:50 n'cl a'h.

haunt-.3511! II public row-pilot. wzll hr
“in" tin- puniIivut III ".0 gun-rum u room in
tho cIlI' 11:111.

All 11m .ulim: nrrIIIIgv-metita arc ”ogre-wit;
3311-1111 to: 113‘.

Iln tin: "1.1111511; III thciluth, our: the roll;
iu11~ wrcmnnuw zit St. I’IIIIi'a church, tin
'Ifl'hiilr‘lll mil II» mmrtui tn the Irwt oi IhI
3-111)lrt‘ll‘ll')‘ilulitlillg, when the literary u
t'll'l'“‘l W111 Inko pin-m 111 10a Ill. They will
c-IIm-twl pruyI-r 113' Dr. Slurp, a poem ivy
“dilill'd‘, :In oration 113’ Mr. Dora-man ad
Ilr.-- by tho prcsnlcnt, and twiniie-tinu 113
Arl'iiillriitt'l I'orrignii.

The [In-attic“! will then in tifiVI'tl 10 till ro
vwwing )iMll at Iadison ulna", and the
parndr, itt'fllit‘tl by Gen. SchotlelIi, will “art
from \i’nllalrcct and procccil up Broadway
niui l-‘Ilth amnuc.

Uu the evening at the. 210111 tin.- 'I'Wilml
will he «corteii to the )lr-troiolitun "pm
how- by the chairman of tho mt-rtntnmt
cI-Inmittm, lining act-Impaled by lira Ilar-
riyul, Vim I'mnlent and Mn. Morton, lim-
erII'or lIili, Licuteuant Gmmnur and hit».
Jomu, and will he met at the :innr by the
managar of the 11.11, who will "It?" hi- It
thcl'iourol Iim hall room, wham- ho villi!
turntally Im‘uifl‘d by the mayor Thelmll
mil than he an-nc-i 113' u qmulrillr'.

FIRE

1N BROOKLVN

.t I .Irprt l'artory In [Tallu- um! Many
Lian luporlk'l.

11.1mm \ ‘4, April 12,-Firu brat-wont about
1-: .‘II Vela-k thin morning In Ilw 1mg— corral
"litlllliJk'l'Wy of Buchanan & Lynll at Pleat
III-III and Hay! stunt-I 'I'lw llamas home-l
Iicrcoly until-o thwatcning mu tim W. at
thc tirc that a second and then 11 tlnnl alarm
on» N'nt out by 1 o'clock.

Thu taI-Iory was n 111:» story IIrII-k building.
which covert-II the enlim block hum-MI by
I'rrwient, Bond and Carroll street. The walla
ivgnu tolling nlmut 2:1'I'lm‘k tho morning,
tripling, thick rim-en (It t'pflfll! upon tho
rhtvleun'n on thrown-it» able n! I'I'rwtwtcnl
atrcct,

It nurtured the Inuit strIIIIIInII-I vanilla M
the tin-mun to prcvcnt thou» l’IIlllIlIItKS hum
living .lratmywl, and even then they turn In
able to prrvcnt the flames 1mm communicntv
in; In the {nor story opirrtrmnt'humc owned
by l-‘ l. Whipple.

Thu Iil't‘ started in the- wmung mom 1m
“In touith (in If. At thc time the flames
wuc leacuvorcrl more were III-tween flit!) guy]
2:» g1rl< and boy! in tho tunlrlmg at upper.
They constitutwl the night gnu; XII moron
was ltijIIIc-‘i it.“ for as is linuwm

The In» “til amount in al‘mtil'. 9210:1111)“
The I; l-Iry wn‘ insured

 

.l ltmtial Mot-kt.

Baum ma, April l‘.’.-’I’ho Sunk Wm in!
(mm Clout-Mon. W, Va, myv l‘rrar Holly,
ape-Idler :23 yuan of age, waa unnatural to:
his mum-3' on MnrrothII-m creek, u quail
stream in the nnrtliwmt oi Logww county, ow
Tues-hiy Kelly has hem peddling gunk "m
thvcmlcrn port at Kentucky and tho went
cm part III this amt.- for 1a nmui'mr nt your}.
lIcIlI-nlt III dry 3110115 and notions pl imipmll’
and [finally 113.1 cuiisiilcrablo money on; 13.19
pcnnu. T11;-.~Il:1y afternoon [10 mt» 1011.1le
113' partin livmg {war the. mouth of tin»
(rm 1:, Mrlll't ll‘hl’fllit'e up {110 :tirmm. K9113
Wmon in: “:13; homo tn SDI-"I‘lxiwll‘, Lincoln
County. from a tour through conform Km
1111131211»! im-i a large tum of money, which
the-mom tullnuing him itncw.

“It‘ll! ticummlnl lit~ vniiu'Ililes, Kelly nhowmll
lightnual they shut l11r11,vir:I;:~_;cIl 1111111 from:
lush-1w, cut hi; thrunr, funk his money mt
lull 11131013 lying III tin: rIIuIi, Ithmrp 1.1! I‘m;
tuniul next 1: II “1111,, 7.

tn [adorn WhIIIky Triad.

Saw ‘IuitK. \[1111 l ‘ —l§mtcm whihlty
Ilrllltrl'fi lll'r mid to I» organizmg I‘JIIlBV' 111:
human! tho .‘mnrcun Distributor} Trllkt,
with a view to II‘ntmlling thv whhl'ty trad:
in the O’fl‘ltril Niill‘h. Ir I~ nut mtwn-lcfl II:
malt 1. M I 11 th-
dh'Edlll'w-II"! 1:11; l’ll" luttei In“ :I-19ee: t.
~cli .. ml; 1 Itlu- III 1111:: .~ u “Irwin; ' th. loumrr
But if 1111‘ 1'! rn’iL-Ied the distributor; tum
Will. It Is mill. lvnilil Ilintillpricu III: tlxrw‘mum.
The tumors: ct the new rnnrwrre allege that
the ol-I tnz~t hm [prob-n rmrh mirth Illi-
menu-on» Maxim whnhmrl'erm through
whom It [If-'Illir-Ihl nriginaluy to 1mm ill.» will to

product, and ha-I sold to outline rh-III‘I-rgI TM ‘

new nmrexncnt. $11951ng to put a: stop-Ia
this Ilczrwrnlamlion of the truck»

Brian" HI. Harrison Anni-III.

Saw You. April 1:!
son I)! the pru-ulent. win arrested yesterday
on tin 'NIIO'I’ ivy-m1 in a civil suit {or risinm‘

damage: for silt-gal lit-cl, the prnwwtor I. ,
inz cx-Iiovernc 1r ('roI-lov, nt )8th Step5 .

en 11. Elkin: and W. J, Arkell tumiaitml thr
rcquiral howl; 01' 933,000 for Mr flmi’sow‘t
release (a! toil, The alleged libel was pith»
lishcd In Mr. Harris-nah Minn-nit paper, and
(undated alas-hwy that ntolI-n MOI! I"
found in the lax-session of llr. Crmby.

Increasing: "I. run at Sunday m

llzw Y out. .tpril't'. —A combination I.
heat formed by The Time, Sun Tritium,
World, Journal and Pris-II tor-ha» the prim
torthefiunday knead thou mmfiu
outta. This new daprtura will ho
raid on Sunday am. Ilia Mutation in»
this all the w papal Ivan-pt Tho
Now! and Star. Tia llrrald ha waking
charged in emit for it: Sunday 'n-nuiado
prudently at the nth: pom.

I’llt'lvcll' a challenge Aunt-J.
N" You. April lit—The 3w ‘iorh
Yacht ebb lastight total mm Earl

*Dtmraven’a chalk-a to a match tar it:

Imam what yacht ahall he put WI
nail-t tho \‘Iilhyrn.

Mineral: «lurk ;
1w om uwrlnlum by I-Iwoml 1mm and "IMM 1

1n won wlmky trust. it ill»! 3

-. RM B. “willful. i

SUUI‘II NURWALK IQVENING SENI‘INEL

.minmWM—nwm ........ _,__ fl , .___, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Barg

than the best; not 111 t

\\ (1111 woods,

latest

good Iniongli lor you

limit: to 01161.
class goods.
follows:

Kid lines.

‘1 Button Kid Gloves, Blacks
and Tans, good value $1.25. at

5 Button Kid GlovenBiacks,
Sintcs and Tans, good value
$1.50, :11 $1.25

6 Button Kid Gloves in all
the Spring shades, goatI 1' due

$410. at $1.75
5 Hook Kid Gloves, Blacks
and colors, good value at $1.05

at $1 .39
5 Button Undressed Kid
Gloves, '1' ans and Slates, good
value $1.50, at $1 ,37
3 Button lionsquctaircs.
Sncdc and dressed Tans and
Slates, good value at $2.25, at
$1 .75

Also an unprcccndcntcd op-

rtnnity to secure new, choicc
and desirable qualities and
shades in Silk Glovcs, at a vcry
low rate for the Spring season.
Prices as follows" 25c, 35c,
.50c, 75c, and 85c per pair.

In addition to the large :15»
sortinent of fine Hosiery in La-
dicsi' and Children’s we have
just rcccivcd an invoice of Lisle
'l'hrcad Silks, and fine cotton.
which we are exhibiting at at
least 75¢: per cent. below im-

rtation prices as follows: 25c
worth 45c, 85c Worth' 95c ,50c
worth 056051: worth 85c. ‘13c
iworth $1 10, $1 15 worth $1.-
25, $1 15 worth $1,211,331.23
:wortii $1.50.

1111111

In our .lcrsey stock of this
season we are offering unheard
of Bargains at prices below
any prccccdiug mic of same as
follows

$1.35 Worth $1.75, $1.65
worth 2.00, $1 75 worth $2.
15 $1 85 worth $29 -5, $2.00
11'0th $2 .75, 2.75 worth 3 25.
We have left from our spec—
ial mic a few corsets of cach
=sifting, which we will sell at the
same price, 39c worth 75c.

1111161111.

On Thursday, April 11th.
’Friday, A 12th, and Satur-
day A 1301." will exhibit
to the people of Norwalk and
vicinity an unusual display of
Cashmerea, Henriettas, Sergcs,
Mohair, Outing Cloths, Spring
Novelties of or description
and would r ulIy invite
the iadics to i 1 them, for
they are popitivcly cheap.
Jaiaia,joia hymhppyaowd
Ital hay your potl- ot on.
The bargain-1 we have given you
An Inau- tor the fa».
Th! giving, tho merry atria: Ina come,
y'a'rchuoyhua and moha- thiap has».

at- Napamfidrumkfl,
Aadhrrr'athcplaoctorynamtrak.

 

act 111010 than the most
stock is all inicht,clcan.1ml flesh, no shop—
and consists wholly oi the
and most. popuizn st3msit
which 31111 cannot Icsist.

$1.00;

 

(1111' first word to thc pcoplc. is

ains

ion can’t do licitcr anywhcic; not in
p1 Iccs for you c: Ili’t go In“ ('1' than the low
est: not in quality, for you

:111’t got bottcr
lunntit3 tor you can’t
0111: beautiful new

P1 1008
If ihc 11081 is
come and got it at

Rock-Bottom Prices.

No cxpciicnccd 21nd judicious 11113 or can
csc 1pc such temptations as we have been
01111 1111r for tho past week and shall con-
01"“ chief aim is to sell first
Everything

guaranteed, as

Muslin 111111111111

Cambric and iiusiin Corset
Covers of every sl3'ic,Cheinises
trinuncd, Drawers tucked 11nd
illllllllC‘l with lace edge, Walk-
111g Sit-r s tIII-kcd,1\'ight dresses
tucked wIIr i1” 15c czicb. Wc are
selling tor 2.11'.

Our 50c Chemises, Drawers,
Night dresses, Skirts and Cor-
sct Covers triimncd either with
L'linc Hamburg or lIIcI-nrc worth
more than double what we are
asking.

Children's Muslin Drawers
and Skirts for 25c, 30c and 400
wcll worth 50c.

“‘— .0.

111111118.

Special value this week.

Nottingham Lace Curtains
worth I 05 per pair, our price
i 35.

Nottingham Lace Curtains
worth 275 per pair, our price
'2 .00.

\ottinghain Lace Curtains
worth ‘l.00 per pair, our pi 1c
2.25.

Nottingham Lace Curtains
Worth 3 25 per pair, our price
2.50.

Nottingham anc Curtains
worth 4 00 per pair, our price

3.25.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
worth 5.00 pcr pair, our price

4.00.

Madras Culinins 31 3211115
long, worthfi .00 per pair: our
pricg. 3.25.

i’ungcc Draperies, a com
plctc assortment for 22c per

11rd, which is vcr3 cheap.

Orders promptly filled, in
Holland and Opaque Shade.
Measure-11101115 taken and esti-
mates submitted without extra
charge

llnls’ 1111113111113

Our assortment 01' Gents"
Furnishings is now open for
the Easter season and we are
prepared to show and are ex

“filing the greatest vnrities (If
iaundried and uninundried
Shirts. fancy and plain, to be
seen. Ties of every descrip-
tion in all the spring novelties.
Collars and Cuffs, warranted
all linen. at our own establish-
ed price; Collars 110 each,
Cull's 13c per pair. A new
line throughout of the cele-
brated Dcnt's Kid Gloven.

laugh at our singing it you will,

And aay we have no voice.

The tact remaina we‘ve got the stock

That gives the biggest choice.

The opting, the merry spring, hm cuniu!
be! competition all be dumb.

Fall in and join the grand paradu

That’s marching to our store to trad".

ll. 8.8110",

to 80. Main St ,

 

So. lorwalk, Gt.

FRIDAY APRIL 13, 1509.

An- III" 011' wing bargains III Carpal.

'iquucttcu, \‘vlwu, Body and

SILK.

lliach (and Silk, warmnmi all ailh and not to crack. “.6 ; worth NIH).
We aim havu IIII unrquaII-Il lino III Htiipni Sun-I115. III :11! 14111an and at priced

to Milt all.
DRESS GOOD EB.

all wool Henrietta. 75c: worth .1. 00.

“ 1 " " Surges, with band on aI-lrI-gc. 50c: worth . 'I
“ Mohair. 53c: aokLeliII-whcm for 99; .

" 1llmriattn, in all ahndco. at 211:.

" ‘nii lMIIIIgII, 511:; worth I III.

LI LL EARLY

 

40 inch
43
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All

AMI) llll‘Cl} III: THE

SCOFIELD

matron BARGAINS.

B. HALL & CO

Ln T son and Directoirc lackcls, Rmiingotcs andi "
8113qu Empire and Princess IflalKUiS Black and Colo.
Jerseys, 1,000 Misscs' and Childrens Garments, Beaded
Wraps f 0111 $5 to $50, .\cw 513105 Long Garments.

311111 1111111118 11 Bill Filling 1111118.

We w H sell 100 more ofthn Elegant Cloth Jackets at the
primof hose sold last wet-k.

Colored Dress'Goods:

Enttr assortment will be Placed on Sale. Coin-
mencing Holiday. the 8th.

Nevm was such a variety of Elegant Drcrs Fabrics placed
beforet epcoplc :—~~200513lcs of Satccns :Ind Chaliics, 20
entirely new shades 111 Ilcnricttns, Cheviots 91ml Tweed Cloths,
Beautif 1 Side Bands, 100 New Frcnch Robes, Scotch Silk
Plaids, 110 New Convent Cloth, l'inc lrcnch Molniirs, \ew
Plaid B illinntines, Five qualitics French Scrgcs, Cashmere
Robes, cw Camcls‘ Ilnir Cloths, Elegant I’crainn Stripes. New
Ladies' ioths, Mousinine and Chnlou Cloths.

New Special Bargains.

I‘Iao ncll Sergei—We rflwr 80 nieccs (II II: c 1)- in Fronch Borges of our
own impo tattoo, In twenty- eight (“I“) new ah “19""! I; nly 62' I.- a yard. This ia a
wonderlul harnin
.--0ne caae n! 40 plW‘ts at :11»: one cut» at 45".

Fine C more Serge mic. Ono lot tor Combinations 3T§c. 0 .c cm 506 Cath-
meres 31c. One case Mixtures III 871-. t) w lot It 213:.fatlh min-Ii. One cane Fine
Above 1018 are either I’m» Wool or Silk and Wont, and rcptraent
' ot the reason.

at ins and 2011113 rs

Several 1111de pieces at New Gingham-I and Handsome SatPens will he npcnrd
Ial iota 0! new white goods, Fancy FIannc' n- and Damatk Gooda will

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OI l'tliiiiy tlwy Willow-115000 yards at ratta aupfl' at 5013 per 31ml.

 
 

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\‘t‘ also carry a coiupictc 111m of Aamimter,.
‘Ihpeatry Brita-Isl» and III-nip

The tinoat line (It Hater-III: in this vicinity, 1mm 10.? up.

l-rcliIlI 8.1mm. 1’11; 1 Inn» 111 l hnliIIw,10I

Elegant m IIInII-nt of window drIIpeIIIIa III all stylcn and III. piicoa to wit all.
I! our line IIIIIiIIIIlI-II,1It 251, 2%, :l'1,.1li 11111173.: Im- III IIpchIIi "luv and iIaaIitilIIl

cairn.

Wot-ambit tho III-III 11110 at ladII-n MIIIIIIII l' ndr-I'III-nr, JI Iorya, IIIIIIiary. (lion.
and Notions. cI er 1.11»ch to tho public of thin VicinIIv.

Ncat work III- II III haw II IinI- of l MIMI Spring JrIciIIIIII, ranging in price from
.1. 23 to 810. 00.

Our mattinuv on II' "11‘ intc~t wiltI-Iua Illlti luwmt prices.

(In IIoiIIliIv. April Nth. we wm I-flt'f 40 yard» ol good matting tor 05.00.

Our line of Bugs ill cunIIIiI-to IInIi our prion-I1 holow competition.

IIARGAIVS “’IIIIIIl 'l‘lll.‘ IIAS'I‘. ’

& HOYT,

No. :19 \Vasliington’ SI .. South Norwalk.

The 111051 cicgant display of

Foreign Novelties

chr shown to illellliiiC. A large assortment in

Trimmed‘and Untrimmed Hats

Ami priccs to suit iill.‘ pnlilic. llaivc, 11150 :t complete line of

FANCY GOODS.

w. -m. «. .- ‘_, ,_

Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c

A large assortment in fancy sunnncr hose, prices similar.

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Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.

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In Ribbons we Defy Competition.

Give us a call and prove for yoursclf.

H. Krieger,‘

Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, 001111.

 

 

DAVID STOW,

F u r niture-
BARGAINS

Chamber Suits.

Solld Ant mtoak (umber Suit, 8 man»; Iormrrty laid a: man
Alb Chaim Suit- 8 piece, ”H.111: heat gait ever raid tor the money.

W "W1 TABLES.

Cherry and Oak lancy
m that W1 or nominal not; covered chain, root nan. Bucking one, m.

DAVIE]? STOW,
89 AND 91 MAIN ST.

SOUTH NOBWALK.
up scams.

F UIT PUDDTNE.

A most dollc ua Der-cm that can he impact! In Ive mimtn; Baa, \aiiiila, Chocolate and lac-arm
tlaioni. ThI who have um It rpcak thy or 1.1
l

Forth Lenten Season we have tint-class, No.
Mac crel at 16c III. Mackerel in lo and 20 III,
tits, salt fish and Bloatcr llerring. kc.

est Florida 011111ch in the Cityat 320 a doz.

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PreehCIiin Ileningmhneariide, Mair-Iota. Clam Chowder in cut. Pretrial winter and
Lamb: Torture, and epitcrt oyatm in gloat. Extra Choice Fri-ninth, 15: III

Shredded C flat: 1: driiirhttnl; one pound will to 1,0: tum [mob of any arhrr k: LII: 17c ghee Try it.
California m 10: 1b.. 311): for 23¢. lam (taint-i nul’mmr, ”and lie In. an Snap For 10c
21!» Chm Layer Figs mm:

B SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.

HAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
ahington St" 80. Nor-walk.

ge Sales. Small Profits!

 

 

 

spring Opening Sale

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31111811 111111 111 8111811 Till 8111111.

niong added 33.111111 worth 111'

Which are coming Ia dilly, and uhlih will hr sold

. ricer-i ‘1‘7lliflll l)et'y Conipotition.

Janina Ma Mon: mnhaainubrwhuc T111- aaic will lake It» had In 1.1mm, tum
III-member IIIQ p’aca

H. HARVEY,
Orth M ain Sn. South N orwnlk.

Come and
and unity.

 

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CARPETS

Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.

Will. PAPERS!

10 Cents per Double R011 to $1.25.

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Lilli-111111111 8180“,

84 Washington Street. South Namath.

 

 

 

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EAST NORWALK.

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