POINTS on": 800651.
The Condition of England’!
Finances Made Public.
A SATISI‘M‘TMH' PBESIINTATIth.
I'M Ileillu
fiction—William
Iolt
Ire-ch Army—Mr. Iirlgm I.|ri'tml.
WK, April It). -Tll-' III't‘L-Q‘IIIIIIII'II HI ”I"
W by Mr. :90!in J. tdtfl'llt‘ll, rluilli‘el'
tarot :the excltupicr, was tln~ iliutiiiguishing
future ot llm prim-contingent tho Ilium-o!
Coalitions hot night. t‘untrniy to upon-ta
tion, the hi'ulgtt IIt'I‘B [tilt in tln- ln'rtdt It'w't
any arttclc ot mm. nitl. .\iii~rir:\ and ti
singularly tiw Il'IIlll :iurll‘ii; imiuvntinm.
Tho only new pomh worthy of Htpfi‘illl uu-ir
“on are the inch-luv o! ill-nth uliitic-. or inim-
Ilono! Mach-s, nnd a consula-mblc luv-mm-
at the prm-nt taxation ol molt Hvtli ot
thclc arc Lil-oral Illi'a.\lll’t'~l, and the- first
mtlono-liiiay he will to be nliiimt 3- Hill-
htlc, since tlic (‘tllltl'tlllnll oi the S-u-inlhtn la
that the right oi the p nit-iiiurtuiu diri~iuii oi
Wrty du- nut cm! and tlinl tin-refun- nll
popcfly not IIt'VMI belon- tIO'uIlI hll'lllI-I ro-
van to the elutc. The tnxntiuu oi lrgncim
already plays an important part III the lint-
iah revenue, and Illt' prop-rant incrm- will
without doubt rwciw the full sulpport of tin-
Radical iiicinbei‘: on it sli'p in tlzv- t‘lgItl «lim-
“on.
Mr. Goa-hm raid the rr-wunc Wr'lllil cl
coed the 5”"th of tho la-t lnidml l-y
£1,645.01). while the cxpcmiitiirrs wm:
mum below the wtiiiintu, leaving a hill"
plus of £2.5‘tIJIM' the largo-st xllli'i- I573.
The revenue lrom malt and ~pirituons lupion
and tobacco had decreased, that troin ten
showed a small inch-are, and the inconv-
tax had realized $1,210,”) ow-r tlw estimate.
Tbepostal service revenue I'M {£90,000 and
that trout stamps £490,000. The revenue for
the current year would probably to vii),-
thII) and lb» expenditures all-mt bum,-
M The dellcit would he met by tailing
£l,0tll,000 o! the sum lured last year and
putting an additional tax upon death dutin
on states of the value 0! £10,010 and up
wards and adding onetourteenth of a penny
to the taxation on each gallon of beer manil-
factored.
Murat Ilnlateail'n Rejection.
Brutus, April ill—Both The Berliner Zei—
tnng and The Deutschu Tngcblntt unite in de—
claring that the rejection of Murat Ilalstrml
as minister to Germany by the United State-
senate, was wholly due to his ”pr-mm oi
wholesale bribery in the election of Seuanir
Payne. The Tageblatt further says that the
rejection of Mr. Hahtend's nomination was a
foul political ambintion of that gentleman
by Senator Payne. Mr. Ilnlstmnl had been
persona gratisaimn at Berlin, and his [resent-e
at the German court would have lwn cm.
hently satisfactory. Next to lllr. IInlnttnll'S
appointmentthe hope i-i expressed that the
will ultimately be given to William
Valter Phelps.
The Boulauger Cane.
Pants, April Ill—It is thought probable
that a number of military otficers will be or-
mind in connection with Gen Boulanger's
trial, “among the documta submitted to
the Investigating committee are mme proving
that the army was tampered With and impli-
cating some 0! the othcers. Warrants for
HM. Bonlanger, Bachelor: and Dillon hare
been formally served at their reshleno .1.
I've“ on Mr. Iliilelrml‘a It.-
the
the
It alter I'tlrlpo
law-rltoc- Iloolimginm In
'l'he Samoan Conference.
Bmix, April ill—Tho Cologne Gazette
up that the nomination of Mr. Sewn“, late
emulgeneralat Samoa as one of the Ho.
moanoonunissionerx, together with the op
pointmant of Mr. Bates, warrants the suppo-
sition that the Washington government due.
not aariottsly desire a friendly settlement of
the Samoan muddle.
The Berlin Post states that the Samoan
contoronco will open on May 1. The German
delegates to the conference will be Count
Herbert Bisnnrck and Dr. Krniiel, the head
of the colonial department or the foreign
oflce. Count Bismarck will preside.
Mr. Bright Elected.
MKDOX, April ill—The election to till the
vacant neat in parliament tor the central
divkion of Birmingham resulted in the
choice at Mr. Albert Bright by a vote of
5,610to2,500 (or Mr. Bade, the Liberal cun-
dilate.
Cable float-en.
Ron, April 16. -—King Humbert, accom—
panied by Premier Crispl, expects to viral!
Berlin May 20. The king will remain therein
week.
B'shop Keane, the rector of the new (fath~
olic umversity at Washington, expects to sail
1w America early in May. The rules for the
new institution are now being printed here.
Thepopelsmfierilg from theefl'ectsot a
(nah cold, and is confined to his apartment.
1031003, April ill—Mr. Parnell‘s action in
the Irish courts against The Time: will be
atondoned.
It is stated that Lord Salisbury will pay a
visit to Prince Bimnarck about Easter.
The Stock Exchange will cloaeon Thursda
alter-noon and not open again until Tuesday
morning tollowing.
'l‘t'lmt, April iii—Louis Knuth, the Hun-
Liberator, has had another relapse,
and III! life i: (Impaired with
Fall-re o! a Wot-tut Mm.
Wmonocm, Pa, Aprfl lti—The Gia-
dtohocken Worsted Hill employ o! th'u
mmmtorthebenefltot incred-
imn. 'l'heoompany operate- tbree milk-ad
”ploy: nearly 1,000 hanerhemonthly pay-
roloamonntingtoabont $55,000. The '
3%? mm? ”mm; ”a...”
estate late ' e
”to! the company. Ala-ia- m
whohomvmnt with gnu-Moth
my.” "ha-ow honotrou
and that the creditors would wohabtybrl:
dndotlar tor dollar andleavo the phat
char. Thacqital atoch of thecanpaayir
mono. hint-ted tint thoworklngeapv
thin'anotnflcimtmnd that this-hobs!
unimportantbdringoatblailm
,latto-al Inflammation.
. than mun, Ind, April lat—The Na-
tionallltvicol’andon Incl-thyme! which
Gov-rm Alt-hi P. Bony, or this mi-
ll-Ilngllaowaxtndingttl mix-flu
Mymmtominéam
:-' "mum-Imu- itine-
”titanium mm in than
pinion "Wm
‘wtwwardlagltamp tor the ”to
GAR". aunt-q, a- Inch-Ha,
”nitration-Jan.
no: laws or wasnmorou. l
aunt." not... a! mum. summon-n .
'0' ‘rl ‘url.
It tulllmrrny, Aili‘ll M . If =.i the-two truly
.Mhll‘l‘l baiv ln-nu appoint-l .n ”(no Y1!"
[late on (with;
It.) \t'illianu..\ng.i~i.i. h n twink".
0M:J w "ob-mtg Il‘t‘h-ltll‘v" II Ii "air:
osmtn. hiitmmn In m» .l l, Juno. t'unn,
William Ilrum't, t ”HM-4 “ll . J 7.
Militia-o, 4'”... r'- l'icmi, .\ It ”all, I'm
ham. A. J Mutiny. ILt-t t‘ itilnl. l.. U ”.l
('urtll. Emuuzur; I II lib-with turn-M
I'I Illluv‘lwrn. Itallrfll, II A Alt-(m '1 up» r
'IIII‘, H \V WI IJ'IIII’, “Milli-I I'mvrit', V II
Ryan. Krll ‘,',:~\r-ll". D. J_ [auto-u. lbw-1w"
lb- I’alln. t.'. M. llurlr-y. Mornimu;1. II Ilrtr
Mm. Meredith "nib-tr, II I'. I'm" M‘
den brain; J I! llnrny. Mimi mt. W I1 i
Patton, North Victc-rv‘. tl I'rrMLI. than.
lard-r“. ti, It. Kent. Hrnpnwllc. II. It Vmwlflv‘,
vwr. Hlmumnl 9'. 3! Iron», yuan! littlp'. 0
ll Nolliw‘, anirv Valle II It Evy-t tn
Utlll \t ll. tlill'nrJ, “mt luv up“. (5.
leiltlll, Wc-t It" hiimivlwlw, H tllltllu limb.
Windham.
r
l
l'mtor It» (in! new" law.
Wauiiismns, April m Valium-w in
oral Warminnkr-r hm iuiml n t nr-trr'ttiat all
applicatiumnn tile or III" [mtufl'u .- rlcpuv
tin-lit Ior lllrlmiltltlll‘nl m- ;unrmb.‘ . imprint
ln- “PHI to tho i'lVll Mvm' ruin it «out» I»
auiipluincu with this order a lurgr- norm.“ 5‘
cln-rliu arr'r'nguxv-tl in ammo»; lbw popnc
of applwant- i-ir trnnier to tlw rmmrmm
'I'lmrunrv about but applicatmm onllr I.
tbn- putrltlvv- «Morton: to! that ”no.”
and about on no ilm m the «ml no im my
"Ital-tun. Tim nt‘ilwf jiIM'Ith [lfihxfik'f' "9'
llr'i'h'rn undo-r the op-ratwm ml the (‘I‘tl
arrive low was woo-rt by I'mwlrnt t'l‘v-tw
land, and glint into "wrath” on flay I.
Valium“ twyltul Solon.
Wamu'cmny, April to, ~rwrmry Wmv‘
doin I‘w'i'lt‘ul n irlcgmm ymto-rntay mam»;
from Sir. Rule-1‘“, the new newton! rm» ,
urer at Nrw York, Mating that M bot
ml IMIIHMI‘ that ”mm Tumour,
llyntt hm returnal tn Wmhlmiflw, MM
and Mr. "union will mmgnwmt the mm
nhall talir tlu- «with o! (nth-e on ”mum the:
count at the tummy «kwrm will teem;
immluiiely on Mr. "mum Wing Int.- man. i
He has nlrcwly qualifial. g
lererrrtoryot stat» hm lm informed
by cable of thedrnth at I'wmlmt' of turmoil
Dithinar. the l'niiut rtt'm‘m rcptruenfrflflwt
than. Mr. luthmm' Wltrl nppumrnl in the:
[lltlllnn by I'rmhlnnt Ihyvn in P2! and M‘
hell lllr- umre evr-r sin-v, .
_ Capt. (homo- W, “50.nov,"! tlhm,ml II.
C. Roger» or P'rnnuylvamo. Mow .pmliltv-vl
reaper-tirely a» deputy commune-(w amt
chin-t clcrlt of the intrrnal rwwmw bore-mt. ,
It is said at tho tummy «Within-pf, that
Edward H. Incvy, 0! Michigan. will it» o M
do). lw rtppnlnlfil comptroller of the nu» ,
rciu-y, t
t‘au.im.~~iinu--r of I'led llirrltcll tummy
mi ur-lr‘l’ mien-lad Input mt Mlll to at prmtmi
ion; in vogue about that rimm- that of .mu.‘
lnrruuing money Irom lau'l'l pow-M om;
ncy-. The cooiuiimom-r in hm mm imam}
clm in in pay
tin-m by sullr‘lfiil'i and Mt. irnvj; . who pro-«twirl:
Ihfful'l' thi' Irtlli'u' by the :‘mli HM. Attorney,
whipp-rniitulclttyon tlw port at chum.» loy'l
imnvcnmplmnm with thv ninlcr the mmmw
t-lullr'l' threnb‘iuo to .linlnr tram [F.N'Fli'»
r
N» Trouble no the It. and n. no“. r
C'It'AlH v, April M, ~E'wfc-rnnzx fa‘i rim “'1‘”;
that tln- cmployes of the Bid iiwim mi (plug
Railroad ('nmpltny were chub-nights»; a:
strike against. the comma)": murmurs,
fit'llrlnv, Suprrintrnuleut Wilton my» them in?
no truth in ii. The maul-once trauma ma:
ihlutitul by the row! in 1W; amt flu-w luau
nnwr lawn any order wiwl‘ tn chimnl I‘lhul
employ-s to boonme trunnion. ’l'iw nurm'v:
in b-lt cntirply optional with than. Tha- mm
of insumnm chnrgml w law than chum,“
procure-l from any othn-ij m-umncn mummy ’
{or ill" mute l‘n‘llofifi. Mi‘. Clarion strut. is.» “I;
heard or no «Ii-ist'iflsfucfimi tttifil flu» “WNW
at South ('lin-ngo Hutu: lay inlrht. mu! a) :
pl’fi‘nt'il the opinion that tliu inwumnw- runv'
panics. whose hux'mmr in inpwwl thawing», my,
stirring up mum of rho men and ”th rm,
malto them think flu-v un- I‘d-luv: impaled"
upon and rohbml‘ by the minpu‘ny, who“. m.‘
rz-ulity thcy nl'o being,r greatly lwl‘u‘l‘llfn t i
l
Flori-ta Health minimum- “an...“ t”,
Ju‘usosvuxa. Fla, .tpnl in. 'L'lp. “my” ;-
board of hrnltli luv ptihllu‘lh'il FILM rant ”3" ‘
[axiom l’oi' thu- giiiihtwr: o! tawny, ounmty mp
«lilo-r oil'iz'vr»; They wiltl‘it'lWi Clio dust-tn";
tn tn ul‘ iufccml property, Milli"! rlw. on with; 9
h. nw- m ht'lllso iuspction,wmpni Flu. mp ,pn, .i‘.
of n sewerugi- system in all minty-mg“... ,.,,
minimum lltlltblllfmfrl. null prnvul‘w foul
awn-int monthly rnporli during lint). Jim-(l
July, Airgun, Hcptnmlu-r nwulcmlwv. 'ilml
regulations for mummy mm; ,fimgflmw:
along tlit' will-lard ”a 99V? ulvn‘fi, lint! tho:
money at pin-mm: available W mumwtflt
to maintain tho system. thi'.vnmmly,m W5
adopted n. I'Q‘OIIICLOI loamy-tint; the wcclllhntl
to confer With the leMl‘lCJP‘t or Wfinmghul
tor the [>an 0! «curing “Viv“mttrmcinwg .
and ammtnnc» rut it may by iw thew power to?
render. Preslibnt Daniel hm him-vi: m at
drew totlw {Millennium their mill ml av,
orierntinm, and that "any cumin (lie hmmlt l
.t m»: mo n; a com.
l'nzvuwz. Wy. 1., April ill/«A motley},
enter-wt the Blink of Grover, mi... flan,“
miles from bm‘c, yn-srnrdny momma; am! pm,
59an nchecli. fkmiwrr (l, (i Ritual..me
, the owner o! the bank, on» Mimic, amt Ml
bent tnrward to ermine the rim-Ir. “but;
he looked up the cowboy who htmfiyw,
waiver within a mm or bi»: {.m- “hulls;
“Hand me ill» fun-la." Smuh gum lttmi "“9
the cult in sight. about sl'xflm. Tim comic-.9 1
pocketed tho nmney, picked up ill» 1%,};
walked out, ninimtorl Mi horse until iii-d: ow. :-
A» h» mount-4i ho ctr-m M: W. mt
smith ran out. pio-imlr it up amt capo-null {val
on the runner. who enraged. mill-r mom]
are now pursuing him»
(.‘lm-ir‘ni. April: l6:~'llu‘cvm W'J‘l
the ham 0. m “limit, mu‘W‘I‘
raw, Ky. no Summary mmaml which! not:
otdmxblu imm Maw cw. mi sun-l
deputies procesbnl b much the boat or
G. u JIM-N, a Kllypfltflt river with. who:
hill his Wham-l it" may. WMWIr-Ji,
with him. Jill” sno‘at macaw... mm;
in; time in the shudder. Th 6% W
tat-net the Ire, blow; Jam ohms! wl
ntantly. The latter claimed to underarm,
Mont.“ hoot wan bun-t a large my
0! litoiwri Wriy, mum at which hm been
“caudal. .ln lupus; viola-art runway”;
all hm (or fit! Ell-Inf.
J salvation“! M ”m ‘
Intern... N52, Anni I'm-lam: Town,
I! lament. Jim-q in charged the filtration
Army in than any. white nailing flew-ml
way, may: a grocery store a. m
way. A imprint W knead...
”In and Stan Town. W b i, to" to
the Imr below. that!“ I'M up“
haying broken bur rm
butt: of Jan-- I. w
bml. 1., ma.
Wurl- ”worm” a“
sou'rn nonwiuni nvnuiuu summon. TUESDAY, APRIL 16. m9.
EASTER l8 lllMlllll
001' first word to lllt‘ people is
Barg
ains!
You can’t do bcltci' nuywbcrc; not. in
prices, for you can’t go lower than tlic low-
1
cst : not i
lltlllllllly,lltl‘ytlll 'tlll’t gctbeitci'
tlmn tbc bust; not in quantity, for you 'nn’t,
WOI'II
latest and most popular slylcs.
bicli you cannot rcsist.
it
good ciiongli lot you
igct inoi'o than the most. (bii' bountiful now
’stock is all bright, clcnu nud ll't‘Sll, no shop-
goods, and coiismts wholly oi the
l’l'iccs
ll. illc best is
com r and got ii at
Rock-Bottom Prices.
No cxpcricnccd :llltl judicious buycr 'nn
cs'npc such iciiipiutioiis us wc bavc boon
o
tiiinc to ollcr.
class goods.
follow: ’
Kill llllltlls.
4 Button Kill Gloves. Blacks
and Trains, good value glfifi, :ii
‘1 .00
.3 lliilton I\Id“lut’flfi.l5lack>‘.
Slams and Tans, gmnl value
“.50, at ‘1 .25
4; Iliitton Kid Glovcs in all:
Spring shade». good mliiir
IItt!
’2 on, at '31 .75
5 Ilimk Kill Glow-é. Blacks
at $1 .39
5 Button lfiidrcncd Kid
“low“, Tom and Sluice. good
value $1.50, at ‘1 .37
5 Button )Ilntltllllctalftfé.
Suede and drown! Tani»: and
Slants, pawl value at $2.25. at
, $1 .75
Aim an unprcccndciitcd op-
portunity to secure ncw,clioicc
and clinirablc qualities and
thmlm in Silk Gloves at a wry
low rate liar lhc Spring unison.
I’riccsi ass filllowhz 23c, 33c.
50c, 75c, and 85c icr pair.
In addition to tic logo in:
ointment of line I Imicry in La.
dim! and Childrcn's we have
jinn! rmrcit’ml an inflow: of I.l:lc
Thrcatl Silke, and line cotton.
which we are cxhibitiiiz at «1"
im-
25c
loam: 75c pct cont. below
[rotation prices ass fallout-Z
Width Jim, 3555: Worth flint, 50c
Worth 65c, “In: worth 55c. 03c
wrmh $I.ltl,$l I5 worth 8|.-
‘25, 81.15 worth $.25, $.25
worth $1.50.
_—-7 ”Oh—-
Jfll’ilflli.
In our .Icrmy stock of lltlé
of Bargains at pricms below
amt prmrmding mic of mini: :c
fit my:
SL1? worth 81.75. 551.63
worth 2.00, $1.73 worali $2.»
1.3. glory worth 5,“: 2.3. $2.00
worth $2.75, 2.?!» worth 25 2.’
We have left from our cpcc
ial solo a flow «mo» of each
5671:, which we will mil at the
. “59¢: I'm!!! 75c.
same price,
Minis.
On Thursday. April llth.
Friday, A nil 12th, and Satur—
day. Apri 13th." will exhibit
to the pimple of Somali: and
vicinity an unusual display of
Centimeter, Henrietta, Sages,
Mohair, Outing Cloths. Spring
Norcltieo of every Mcnption
and would I oily invite
the ladies to inspect them, for
theyaire positively cheap.
hi- io. iri- il. r“ in»! a...
”byword-ct on.
”mung-romp.
”Whittle-n.
llama-aw m in come.
'htuyhnod note titan- up.
”flwummhfl,
mud-Inflatable“
il'ci'iiigi'ortbc past weak and shall con-
Ulll' cliicl'uiin IS to sell first
Everything giiiii'antocd, us
Ellis . Underwear.
Celinbric and “”5“" Corset
Covers oi'cwry slylc,(,'liciiiiscs
ll'lllllll"ll. llmwcrs tucked :iiid
ll'llttlllt'tl with lace cdgo, Walk-
IlllISIitl' r 'iickcd,Niglit dresses
tiickcd wm ". Tin: t'llf'll, wc are
rolling ini' 25c.
tlur 30¢ (,‘licinisos. Draiwci's.
Night «Ira-55ml, Skirts and Cor-
rect Cori-rs iriinincd either with
allltt.‘ Hamburg or lzicciirc worth
mu all 1mm ..r 1mm m‘anal mlorsggmul t'aliicnt $1.05; ”Hm, than double what m. are
sinking.
Children's Muslin Drawers
innil Skirts l'or L’Bc, 30c :vul 40c
“'4‘” worth 50c.
,-- Coo —-
.
[lllllallll
Spcciiil value this week.
l Nutliiigliaiii Luci: Curtains
worth I 037; pcr pair, our pricc
I35.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
worth 2'75 per pair. our price
2.00.
Nottingham Lace Curtains
Worth 3,00 pcrpair, our price
2.23.
Nottingliiiiii Lacc Curtains
Worth 35 2:3 pcr pziir, our price
2 :30.
Nottingham Luce Curtains
worth ‘1 00 per pair, our price
3.3.5."). '
Nottingham Lin-i: Curtains
worth 5.00 pr'r pair, our price
4 ll”
Madras Curtains yards
long, worth 5.00 pcr pziir: our
pricc. 3,25.
't
5,3}
I’oiigcc Drain-tic.» :: comA
,plcic assortmciit Illl‘ ‘_”.’«- pcl‘
yard. which is “try cheap.
5 Onions promptly lillml, in
‘rggmwm We an: ”flaring unheard 3 Holland and Upwpn- Blinder.
l3lt‘21hlll'tfllltflllslzi'n't’ll mid csli-
gillilitrri :~.ub:nittc.l \Vllllntll cxtm
Eclinrgc
ileils’wl‘niiiiliings.
Our assortment of (lenls'
Furnishings is now opcn for
the Easter season and we are
prcparcdlo l-llOW and an: ex
hibiting llic grcatcm varitics of
lanndried and iiiilauiidricd
Shirts, fancy and plain, to bc
seen. Ties of every descrip-
tion in all the spring novelties.
Collars and Cuil's, warranted
all lincii. at our own establish-
ed price; Collars llc each,
Cuil's 13c per pair. A new
line throughout of the cele-
brated Dcnt‘s Kid Glot’csi.
Laugh at our singing it you will,
And any we have no rotoc.
The tact remains We’ve got the clock
That give- the biggest choice.
The spring, tin-merry spring, baa coma!
but competition all be dumh.
Fall in and join the grand parade
that'- wohing to our store to tndc.
ll. '8. Still“.
10 So. Main St...
Bo. lorwatk, 0t.
SCOF
Arc ottll otlcilug bargains in Clflpl in.
i‘li.t'llt‘ltw,~Vi'lvt'tl‘. Body and
SILK.
lllncli (‘md Silk, warrunicd all nilli IIIlII not to crack, 70c; wmth $1.00.
We ltIttt) linvo nu ulmpmlrd llnc of thlpcd Hnrulm. Iu ull hllaltli 4 and lit prices
tosmtall.
-lll inch iill wool IIPtlI'lellfl, 75c: Worth “.00.
4'3 ” " “ Homes, with build on iwlvcgc. 50.: worth 75 ‘.
10 “ Mohair. 55v; sold i-bicwhcru for 001‘.
ill “ Iii-viriclt i. in all itlllltlt'tt. at Silo.
.10 “ all lh-Imigc, 59:: worth 75c.
mu. l-MltlJ' as» siicriuc 'i‘iin'
SCOFIELD
No. 3 (inzottc lfiuilding. Noiwvulk.
BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS. ;
W. B. HALL & C”).
Lu Tosca and llircctoirc .lnckcls, llcdingotcs and Us,
llilStlllOS, Empire and l’rinccss .lzickcls. lilnck and ("01... ll
Jerseys, l,000 Misscs' :iud (“liilili'cii's ilurmcnts, Bonded
Wraps from $5 to $450, Now Styli-s Long Garments.
Slllfllfll Bill‘lflllli ll] Bill Fllllllll', Jflllflli.
We will scll 100 more ol'llic lilcgnlil i‘lolli .lnckcls at the
price of ”limb sold last wcck.
Colored Dress Goods.
Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale, Com-
mencing Monday. the 8th.
Never was such it variety of Elcgnnt Ili'css Fabrics placcd
before the pcoplc: vv'ltlllslylcs ol' Sutcciis mid ('liullics, 20
entirely new shades in llcin'icttne, (‘licviots and Tweed Cloths,
Beautiful Sidc Bands, [00 Nuw From-b llobcs, Scotch Silk
Plniils, The New Convent Cloth, Finn l-‘rciicli llulinii's. New
Plaid Bi‘illiauitincs, Five qiizililics l"i'ciicli Sl'l'm's, (.‘nsliiiicrc
Robes, New Cziiiiols' llnir Cloths, lib-guilt l)-'l’.~l'lll fizi'ipcs, New
Ladies’ Cloths, Mouslninc :iml ('liailon (‘Illlllm
New Special Bargains.
I’Illo I‘I'cllt'll Sl‘rgtm—\\'c t tin-r N) ivicc, x of tho tr s- Fi- llt‘Il S mum of our
own iuipoitulion. Ill [\Vt'tlly-t'tgllt (‘38) ll!"-\' hll'iiivfi at only 0'.” 'it )ittll. Till'i in a
womicrlul bargain.
50 (WK-Um- cnsi- of ill) pirc- s at 50:: our own at 153.
Finc (Bastion-re Scrgc ilTlc. 0.", lot tor t,’ iltlllllmltims 37.33. (tic cow 50c (‘ash-
mercii illc. Ono mav- Mixlurcs at 375 -. ()w in! at ill-full; Intxo'il. Om- casc Fine
Mixtures 29c. Abovc Itthl nrc citlicr l’urc \V-ml or Silk and \‘.’on', hlll trplcsent
all the new wcnvcs nnd mixliirca of the rcnmu.
(lingliznns. Sat ins :l ml Zt-pli_vi-s_
Scroral hundrul piece-i of New thughnnu illlII llnmls m.c Sam-us will lw npcni d
tooilat'. Spccml lots of llt'M' whito- goods. Fancy Flniim-la and UJIINIBK Gouda Wlll
be uttered to—iiny.
W.B.HALL&CO
DAVIDSTOW,"
F 11 r niture'-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique () :l; chamber Suit. 8 pica-a. 9.1m); tormcr’y raid at 5mm
Ash ('hainlicr Suits. 5 pica-s, $20.01.). The bust Pull cwr sold for the money.
l'uled Mahogany,
t'livn)’ and Oak iaucy TAB LE 5 n
The tluait annulment of Antique and ianry con-red chair-3.”. Foot Rot-w. Blocking t'ascr, etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK..
' up STAIRS. . ,
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A mmtl dt'lirinn! Dcrrcrt. that can he prrprmd in tin- ininulcr; Ilnsc, Vanilla, Chocolate and Macaroon
flat-or». Those who have urcd it rpcuk hivhiy ol it.
3 o. I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at 16c ll). .tlnclacrcl in ltlfind '20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and llloatcr Ilcrring. &c.
The finest. Florida 0 'ziiigcs in the City at; 320 a iloz.
3 its. Noilhfieli Creamery Butler in $1.00, 01‘ 351: ll.
3 1.2 lbs. (limit-c, Sweet Rosy Blillcr l'or Shor 30c lb
.1 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor S1. or 28c lb.
Yfl1h L‘tniml llc-rrizizm lim-arii‘lr, twomn-I for :L'r. t‘lntii t'lxow lc-r in rand. Prc‘tlnl Inhaler and
Liiinlr.a I‘ougiic, and eprcet (tynlt'i’! in gilt-n. Extra Chum: l’mniicls, 15c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Stmiblcil Cullllll I! ilv-iizllilul; ono' puiml old :0 tor tun pound-t of nlly' oilirr kind: lr‘c ”chum, Try it.
t'aiitornia Prunes. 10.: |h,, 31b. for 25¢. tnvrgc Cabin in: l'ruuce. l2 unit it: lb. 1; 2‘: 'cii Soup for ltl‘.
2th t'hoire LIV?! Hg! for 2%
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
Wflavc you lricd the cclcbmicd Dcw Urop tunnel 6 mile; they lr-nt mom a! .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St.. So. Nor-walk.
“in... s51... Small mun:
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
——Af——-
C. H. HARVEY’S.
I would most miectfully call the attention of the public to onc ol the
Lilllil Slfllli [ll Bflflll llllll Slllfll lll Tllli Slillflll.
lining added $3.000 worth in
NEW SPRING STYLES,
Which are coming in daily, and whlili ulll be sold
At Prices Which Defy Competition.
Mud who before purchasing elsewhere This sale will take the Il'ld in prince rtylot
nodal-lily. Rm tnaplm '
C. H. HARVEY,
tlu l‘iidny tin-y will upcn 5000 yllldn' oi rxlia Mllnt’ lit Silo pcr )ni-l.
'l‘apcntry llniiuiclu and llcinp.
\i'«- at.” cnny a coniplitc line ot Axum-ten,
m- -M .u..- w
8:
Tho tinent ““0 ol Hatccim in this vicinity. Itiilll l0-- up.
French Sulccnr. ‘Jli: l cann- oi ('Ilttlllt'tt, 10o. _
Elegant aria irlmciit of window ilrnpcrim In nil lilylnt and at prices to null all.
(bit lino (it tillllllrtl, nt '35, ‘2“. 3'), 50 iiiid 77in nro of rpt‘t'lltl tultlc alttl beautitul
«ll-mun.
Werxlulvil H..- l-mi bow of lmlics lilo-din l'wl In. M. .l i-._\ ,.l Hosiery, tllott‘l
'uliil Nllllutlfl, i-Vcr cllciwl tn the public of this \‘lt'ltll'V.
cht wok wc Will lmt‘c a line of hollow Spring kactn, ranging in price from
$1.25 to “0.00.
Our inutliiign nr-- 0' tho Intent pzittcim ninl luwcv-l pri'w.
Un Moiiduv. April Slb, we will t-IIt‘I’ 40 yard» of good matting {or $5.00.
Out lltlt‘ ol lliigu is: complete ninl our pnccu below competition.
It at I!“ 1| IX Pi “' II I LI} '1'" I)" la." fi'l'.
& HOYT,
No. 30 \Vnslijngton St ..Houllt Nni'wnlk.
Grand Spnigflpeningl
'l'lic lll()>.l clcgnui display of
Foreign Novelties
l‘Ii'ci' shown to lllt' public.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
lluvc also a complete line of '
A largo :issorliiiciit Ill
And pi'iccs to suit lln- public.
’ FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
.\ largo :ln‘ltl‘llllclll in fancy snininci' boson prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid 7 Gloves at $1.
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In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
(live us a call and prove for yoiii'scll'.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS
lngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
inn. nil-ills:
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
.__.AT..—.
A. llllllilllMAN & 80H.
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
Cl‘IlE
' Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
N ORWALK.
SD. N ORWALK,
—-—— Aim——
EAST NORWALK.
Auzl hm: provmi lo lv- the in wt powerful [am not il
use. For sale by
E. i. initial 8: Ga.
fiE‘ENRi-ESMAND‘MEA—fi
+AT THE OLD STAND 0P—
'1‘. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
ALI. ORDERS FILLED PROMI’TIJ'.
-—-“O-———
m FOLKS FIND IT TO mum ADVANTAGE T0 mini: wnu‘ui’.‘
GIVE US A, TRIAL
SENSIBLEL w- e . C
I Our new 'l'lAi. any.
a con noises—now +0 um.» when.»
Indy. cantata. tau. Illustrations, and complete dror‘rlptiona o! 3.
low. Baaatflal.and tea: ran-try
lion how you can bulld a a- m
lion-cs, cvmllfl‘ lint: ’10 in $.19.
com-lent. healthy. llaht. rmrl
Ioral750, and hm. to make then;
H l ntn ta rut-mm.
war- ned ebo- yheurl In winter. ml: luw M3 moon. or 5......
1H who: I. ‘0. than "
12 North Main St, South Nor-walk.
warn- wbat not I d . I’M 0* MI. ’
‘ acacia-u. }ltA‘l'lolIAl. Aurorr’m’m t rim}. “W“
- Mk null. D2? Chou-in street. it“. p.
Norwalk Chronicler