Evening sentinel, Thursday, April 18, 1889 · page 4

II VOIT OF: PRISONEBS.

Five Criminals Escape from a
jail in Canada.

Tull} KEHI’I'IIIS SIZIIIIII'SH IIl'Il'I‘

m (I‘d-In "nirvana-red I‘ltIII II '1‘- III—
ble Itrnggll nIIII Their ItI-IIIIII-u ‘l .ItII iI
Away Iroui Them-Too III ”III iI.-‘1II iII-
I'IIIIII Ito-ruptured.

MIATIIIJIL, April in. .. 'I'hI- pIi~I 7II III ii..-
Sllll It 81 JUu‘ph tIlI' Lil “midi 7, I..-Ii l»lt\ II ..
1M0!) Miltfli‘tul alIII QIiI-lnr, IIII- “-7! Im ..
thy untimely-t down JIIIlI-r ti -Il» Ill and
W. llurpe. III the prIII'nII-III. 1w I. III-II-
pom-rot, bound and Iaeriuii-Ily ItlIIill't'lllt'll
thrw' keepers, and then the of the IIIIIII'iI'iII
Illillil.’ ,1 od their escape. The jiiil. “lilt‘il It! a
largI-tlII'I-II IIIII-y wooden bziil I Mg. II lint III
all \lllttl! {or jAIl plirpows. lIIIt III-Iii; the
only prison in the county it I'Itllllllllt‘ll
about twenty-"VII criminal.
shot hum of iiIIpI‘iIIIIIIIIIIIt, lII .~i.II-~
ri‘IIl Iruoiiei's IIIIiIitiIIg iii..l iiII- I'll)-
pnim'IIiiig M‘IA‘". [UNI-ll}; IIIIIIIII “t‘ll' the
Mothers Napoleon Iiiid \‘Ivtui' liIruIIx, IIr-
rostud on vulptcion III being the III-.pI-IIIIIIIIIII
who IIIeI-ntly brolie into the pivwlII'IIIi'y oi
Ht. Puddle porris'h Itnd robbed l'Ill I llnr-
tin n(.I lurgc mm 1" IIIIIIIIy III. III' IIIr I' of
muiIch: IIIII l-II-tII--I7~7 JIIIpi ~ .IIIl .l- I 7,le
PIIuliII, ncI7u~I-.l Iii nl'7»~Ill. IIiIIl ,\.IiIIIIII-
liIiIIe. uncured oi :IIIIIIIuitin,’ II jI‘IIIinz girl.
Thane Ilve are all known to Illl‘ ('IIII.II‘.'..7In
police 1111 old penitentinrv Ivllvl- and dump
Ind dnngI-rI-us IIriiiIiIIIIlIL
l’lottlng the [Map-7.

MI lI .\ JnilI-i UIIIIIII Iut. ii” I“
onIponle, and fur the [MM IIIIII'II th- I III-n-
walnut by \‘III', i. ”flip“ «If [he [II II Iz-IIIIIl
police, who IIII~ I-Iit III “Willi" III iIIIII; up
evidence on. ltllhl tIIII menu-II. ”liI~ l:I\ iIi
[mm-Iii \ III lot tiilIiux “as pii'; i.IllII-Il III III:-
maul to the quI _IIIrIl, “here the III.17..l.-Ii‘
prisinerx were I-lilplujtd at until. It II;L~
noticed that he spoke to several It thI primn-
on, and nlw tluit he IIntcieIl the cIIip-uiI I".~'
mop lie I‘ll‘. .IIilI' returned, hIIIII- II-i. lllllll'
large npuitiiIInt in the tu‘tlflll iII_I', IIII IL'
those minding trIiII were confined I. II-i_I
thing “us the n Ilu‘. l' i until hall p.-I .~I .III'7II I
when the IIIIIIIIIIry prisoners were turn-III in
for the night. I‘I-I'Ivn of them wI-i'I- III l't'Ii§
on the same ill! 11‘ ”III triiil room. but, (h u~ii-
n], were not locked up until all“ InIppIIi'.

At 6 o‘clock KIM-per ll'l'iilllt', III'I'IIIIIpIIiIiIIII
bytn'o liflv-t‘llt‘l‘, entered the word to Ill»
tribute the supper. but no winner lIIIIl thi
keeper turn-III to lock the ll'll)!‘ through which
he entered than he III-n». Tullul to the ground
by I blow on the head from It small In In I-III
in the hands of “Noise. “'llll'll no IlIIIilIt IIH'I
been brought up by (liroiix IIl.I-n III- i‘--~
turned from the yard, and with which they
had (owed own thedoor of ths- room In which
they were confined. The 1“th III-re ilII-n
“It'll from the inwuyiblo an.) IIII-IIIlInIv
km. and lllll' of the supper l'tll‘l'lt'l" “11‘
lent down to my he hm! fnih II Ill 0 iii.

A Terrible- .‘trilggle.

The renudning keepers hurried to die \Illrtl.
but here not well within the IIIIIIr when they
were saingcly tumult t’tl lIy tIiI- the III- -.~7pI- rn»

099.. The otdinniy prisoneis lmh’ no part
ntho terrible struggle wliiI-ii IInIuImII The
unfortunate keeps-n made .i gullniit but iii-
ofl'ectunl light. and were NIIInovI-rlmwvred
by the deswrudoes, who beat their III-ink and
faces nlnimt to .'I jelly. I'lllIl tin-n II:In-lcit’iTIId
them with their IIIIII irons, They then took
the revolven IIlIiI- h ti- nkeI- pI- rs mung in the
nuddenneéx of the Mini 1;, II: III been main! I- in
use, and, moot‘ ipnilii'l lIV twn ordinary pris.
one”, the iiI7IeiiiIIle a tilt II for “he -rt_I.

At the {mi of the ilrst luiivliiig they en-
countered tlIII jiIiler I'llltl Sergeant llnrpe,

. who had heard the nniie and were hurrying
to the *lt'Glll‘. lIIIth oflli-I-rs gruspol the situa-
tion and fir-Il on the eonv ii' to. Tho- Iire wns
{Delhi-tutti. but it frightened th- . ordinaries,
‘who fled to their cells. The others, however,
returned the tire, and the jailer Wins slightly
and Harpe seriously Wounded. The five men
then made good their recaps,

The jaller's young daughter new the alnnn
in the village. nnd several viilngem run to
the jail (In-I assisted the injured niliIIiuis' in
Wiring the rest of the primners. IniI-lli-
genre oi the ailnir was then wire) in QIIL‘IN‘I"
and Montreal, and a strong pow: IIi pr...
vincinl police started for the Scene. The
Girou: brothers have been recaptured iii the
{mods seven miles from the Village. The
police are on the truck of the other three
fugitives.

IIIIIlI-rgIIIIIiz
I," .

:II

1;”. tub “I II-

Mlnnomta's Beef 1.7:“.

51'. PAUL, April I.i—(inventor lII-rriuni
tins signed the much discusas-d meat inspcf-
tion billnnd it is now a law. The Work oi
organizing a ioree oi inzlreturs under the
bill's provisions will now go on a»; rupidly‘ns
panihle. The Kansas City Packing company
went back, it is charged, on its agreement
with the Big Four and is now rIII-eiviiig

' dreamed meat. The law will soon prevent
this, however. Meanwhile ihel-Icnl IIIILI-licis
ore succeeding in .~upplyiug nll dcllmllil‘ on
them. There has been an advnnw in the
price of the higher classes of meats, but ilin
local butchers say it is only temporary and
thht there Will be no trouble whatever in
supplying the market.

The (‘enlennlnl Loan Exhibition.

. NEW YORK, April ISL—The opening of the
't‘entennial exhibition 0! historical pniiit‘
lugs and relies, at the Metropolitan opera
henselnstei airing has graced by the. pres-
?enoootllrs. (hover Cleveland, who entered
flie moms-taming on the arm of Sir. William
III. Dodge, Ind at once became the mire of
nitration. Following them came rx-l’resi-
dent Cleveland with Mrs. Folsom, and the
members of the executive committee. Mrs.
Cleveland wore a salmon velvet goon, di-
netolre, no ornaments, and was never more
charming. Henry G. Mnrqunnd made the
Torin-l n'ddres in presenting the exhibitien
to thecity.

2 '.1 llrnvo Switchm’nn Killed.
. hits“ CITY, April iii—Patrick Mt}
’Atlmney, an old switchinnn iii the Pennsyl-
Vlnin railroad yards, sprang in front oi 1
"their: to are the life of a little boy who had
on the track to pick up cinden, and
though he succeeded in pushing the child out
o! danger, he fell beneath the wheels himself
and wutarn to pieces lie Ian-cs a widow
Ind lawn children In poor circumstances

I

2 .1 Julian Murdered.

'le Oituuxs, April 18,—11 special from
limd,‘llss., an: A negro named Gnni,
‘Iho bu. been confined In jail here under A
, writ 0t lunlcy, killed Robert Thomas. the
:fiilor. 'l‘bonegro wu thought to he horm-
Ild Thom“ had him It Irork cloning
wood- from the jail ylrd, When he Iclzcl an
m and .triliing Thomas with it, nearly

Invercd the head iron) the body.

The Railway mutton.
RAIVAY. N. .I., my 18. ~The city council
gm lineman all tabs-rd oi canvas-
“.l O In It on [or mnyor IIn
ghl, 33m”: to refer the whole mat-
.hth law committee, that it my device
cpl-Ito Innanomint oi the voumst n

In "out election tor myer.

 

liilliniry Inning!

Doll Hail to IliIIIIl tlic

SpringOpening

..ur_._.

Trimmed Hats
and Bonnets,2

.tprll l2ilI,IIIIII lilili.

-.—-Ir

Mrs. W. Fawcett' s.
8 Water 31.. Nor-walk.

lI.II-ryliidynitenillii1:theopIniiItz will III pH III M
ed VIIIII u hum h (It IIIIIIIII. All lfll‘ IIIyIlmlly united
to mend. Nounia.

MRS. FAWCETT,

3 Water St. ., Norwnlli.
till-.Cth ll-ll I1 \' I)

FURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, Ito.
BOUGHT AND SOLD.

'l‘iiI- rith-I wit-rims cominiiili IIiI lllnd a Imp lei
oi IImud- hand inniituro. IIiIiI h he will 'inpom oi

of all khidlrhougiii Iiud called for.

W. PODMORE.

Boulon IL, sprlnawooil.
IIpII'I lni

EGGS Fill! HITUHlNl}.

1111‘? AND LM‘ 8. WYAN Do'i'l‘llfl. BLM‘ K
Mlnorrmt, llold I’eiicilrd llnmhurizu, third
Plymouih limit. and l’ekin Ducks 'l‘l‘e bI-ntil nII
pmntuln stock.
IlIb2m_t'1I.STE\'B\'§. South Norwnlk. ('t

Here They Aréi

llllllSES2

 

Draught
Ind General l'n rpoee
Also Trotting Illtl Huddle

Look at Thom.

on. HADLEY’S
DENTAL 01717103,.

45 Washington Si" 80, Norwalli,
Hummus lllOCK.

IlIiIIi gopvmd my (mice at No. 45 “Ash llL'lDII
(4.. l II In [It III-mung all Inn-ration: in

DENTISTRY

In II"1,'II1.ITIiiI

For 607 Dan only

III
tIiIin ’l'Iciii tor 310; and a .ISMI Ior $12.10

| Make a Specialty of Filling Teeth.

Fine Gold Filling. 8! 50 And upwards. lli'it2
Silicr Filling. Ific. (leaning and pulp-hing iu-ih.
.. 5c. ExinIiiiII: Tmth. 2.51

extinction of teeth.

Operation.

Alslo hull lure nllowed on all hill-I iii 35 It'lt‘l up II iih
iii 15 miles oi South Norwalk.

Oillce open (rum ii a. in. to Ii p. III.

Call and See my “’orlI'.
Dr. Hadley,

5

HATS! HATSII

The Correct Sty les
In all grades of Sliilvand Solt ll.I.:.~'.
81115. Hats,

Boys Hats, Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
Huts, (an, at

KNAPP’S,
91 Washington S

Particular attention mild to
Fixing, (running and Ironing
Slut llnlii.

511mg: Styli

t.

CASH
llllfl l'IIBI III

00" *

ONLY LOOK!

lliie’bu‘r‘yi- um PI’IIIII, p'I-I but...
‘I C. it In kg

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Fine Butter. ..

Beet “ .mc lb
5iba.Nemenes.... ”.25:
lllhlt (innuiniedtingnru . It!)
Fine lined Tea ...................... ...‘L'II: lb
Beet " ............................. 60c lb
“ 0. Gov. .lnuf‘oi‘l’ce. .....I’uclb
Good Lunch )lilk (' richer: I_ We lb

Biscuit , ...............
Cniiiomin Cherries ..... . .m can
Evnponted Apples” .. .121: lb
Dried Peaches .............. .. ............. 20: iii

—AT——
W llllllll'fl S '
. Illlllllll‘l,
. 92 Washington Street.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Friday and Saturday. 2

iii verI iI-uonnhli price. tIlI-I-niIiI-hlnd Tullllllll‘t‘
I

At Brooksldo Stock Farm. ,

In It ”Wife! and niiafuwry uuuner. I.i prices willi—

! I-Ik- ngomlilurnblenndui-ItIoIliIii11r7I-t o 7

No cxm chime for low! ar. II- -iiII- tic nsul tor the

l Guarantee Satleucihm In Every,

..I. _ attention to the following:

 

a‘UUTll NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, THURSDAY, APRIL 18,1569.
THE GEE AT COMING EVENT

ill Till

SPECIAL EASTER SALE

 

M S. SMITH.

Easter Specialties.

20n Thursday. Friday And Saturday,
' Apri|18, l9, and 20th,

\\ II II Ill display to the people (I! NorIIiIlk and vicinity, as u
spIII iii! inducenieni, an immense sioik of Kid (' low I; oi I IIII)
kind. VIII have also made ‘l spIIIir-I! I-il'nrt this Spiiiw to pio-
owe the fittest grades oi 'lziilII It i and Silk blows and Mills, .IIIIl
it isn but beyond disputi- thII III“ llllt'P“ tlll llo my and
[.'iIIlIIrwe can". Inc and lime lII-IIII, IIS "H': II lIIIrgIIiIIII to lllt'
people, as low III: the ltllltsi, :IiIIl the lowest III \III II .Ilk :IiIIl
tiuihlul tltlvel‘llblllt'. iiiid lltlllt‘.\i Ileziliiws and always .slIIIIIi: I1;
to the people siiuighi goods, he have ,L'Illllt'tl II I-II put: Iiioii ih: 'tl
we are proud oi. III tact IIII iy IlIIpIIrimeiIi III our SIOII‘ lms'
coiiiribuiI-d to make IIIII (lispII'Iy III [I‘llSlt'i Hoods superior to,
thII III :1in oihN‘scaniI and uh :IIIl IIIIIiyilIiIIIrI I-vI-I seen in
Lthis city before. The l‘ltllt‘Sl and i: IiII si woods IIIIIII. lIIIIIii
gziiheied lioin :Ill iiIIIrkcis and are IIllIIIIId ill IIIII pop-III: Ir piiI-es
it would be well to make lliisier so "itt'lltlllS .Is soon :14 possible ’
2iII IIIIlI r to omit! the iush mm b is sure to iiiIIIII-Ili. IiI-lI pitIcI-de2
2Il|:1l()(:'lt5l0ll llui. our izipid lllt'IC‘IISt! of ii- Inle (Ititls not satisfy!
2 IIII want II thousand iIiIIiII IIII<iIIiIIIIi< :IIlI led in the list. this!
2wirIIk 2

ll]! GLOVES.

We :11 e determined on build-
ing up II tirstclziss Kid (dove
Nude, and if fine qualities and
ilmv pIIices will do it it will be
2tl(lllL‘, and for that purpose We
have made some necessary in
documents in show in thI
2pIIIIple that lit order to be Sul-
ilised they must buy tlIIIii
gloves of us. llclinlIlII "Cl ciy
jp:iii WillllllllCtl.
2 -i hum... iI'III IIIIII-cs, iIIIII-ks
land Tans, good I':IlIiII,1.‘.’."I at

I .00.
5 button Kid (Blows, lllncks,
2Sl: tics and TIIIIII, good value

2!. til), at ‘I ‘25.

i h button Kid Gloves, in all

I
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IIIsli
pv!‘ pair, lol‘.

35c.
lIIIdIIIs' colored l.l\‘lt"l'ill' .Id
”IN! l'I'IIi'IlI Ii3t' loi‘ 35¢-

huh I: line I ”lit”! and l iIlI-
ThIIIIIIl lose in IIIlIIrs IIiIIl'
blacks. IlillIIi‘I-iii sileIsu

Worth 75.; for 2
2
I

lIIIIlicé' liiIIIIIIIiiIIII ilosc,l

2 black. Worth 30.-
2

I Igrlii

i)."'
I

l-JIIT,

50c

i.:|tllt‘h‘ l.l~:li7 li"llttltl lliNI‘
blacks and t'I’lltllS, silk tip
pings. Worth 55-7 pci' pIIir

65c.

[mile 5. colIIi'I II and bi: Ick
hIII'III l. islI-TIIIIIaIl llIIse worth

l l ), lIIl' 93c.

l.iidiIIrI' in it int k

to! I

 

.‘iilii iltlrt'

2ihc spring shIIIlcs, good value 3““! I'ulm's'lbr 'l'lI'. worth LOO;
‘ - ",9 ' .2'. 21— V '
3,021,“, 1.75. l ,1," won" 1 I l , “mm

5 hook Kid I'lovIIs, lllncks
and colors. good value 10.3

Hull's llzimzii' Dims II'IIriii.~ 'J .30 2

i

2

-OOO

' 5 button lllltll't?S:C(l Kid
Gilligbf'fllm:tflnd Malia-£09.! DRESS GOODS 2

ll 1' me daily :iIlI ling III II
siy‘ ms to our :iliI-IIIly IIiiiiplI-iI-2
stuck oi Dlt‘si hands at min 5‘.
guaranteed

8 button )lIIiisIliiIIIIircs suede
and Iliesscd, 'ltrllls :Iiid Slates.

Irood value? =11 1.75-

ll: tllS ll.i'/: i.ii7 Dress 1 mm .. “’50.

2
2
2
i

lIxirnorIliiizirI lIIizgniIIs lll2
Buttons and [lies TlllllllllleJS
lll whiIlI, liming.r dI IIIiIIII 7i.
tlt'lll of attention in SI-lIII-iiiig
_ qualities and .‘Illlitlt'h’ in match
dress goods as above IIIlI'IIi’iis 2
vii. at low piiIrI’Is, MI 312' now!
prepared in IIll'er to the pIIlIlic2

.0}

iLaIliIs’ lull llllllfllllilill'.

lle would respectfully call
your .Itieniion to our stock oi
I Ladies Knit Underwear, II lIlLll
III: are displaying daily on our
'I-ountms and in our windows

 

1‘ ll l l 2 the greatest I‘::tslt'l' lIIIrgziiiIs2
0 a he atestimporiutions ” ever announced by any house
qualities and styles at price. \‘IIi-wIIlk '

guaranteed as follows:

Ladies' iinc Swiss ribbed
Jersey \csts, usuallvo Sold for
”20c. cncli, our pi ic 2i'oi7- ’ lt‘

Ladics' Swiss ribbed I cs‘II‘
in light blue, light pink, cream
and white, usually sold for 35c.
our price 25c. each.

Ladies’ Swiss ribbed Vests
in better grades, high and low
iieck, short and long slccves,
for 350, worth 50c; 40c, worth
60c; 450, worth 6.’ K; 50c, worth”
75c.

Ladies’ Jersey ribbed I’Iinis
worth 750, for 50c

Hall’s Bazaar Dress FIIIIIISMI,
GENTS FURNISHINGS.

Another specialty in
lelill‘lggtill l'IIIlIIrchn
goods that we rctzilltzil lil‘l sea
son tor 500 each

\ line guide oi Biilbiiggmi

bins and Drawers for $1. 25?,
OIL'I -.h Also (Innis tin-Ilium!
weight I nrlciwI II:Ii' I.i :Ill thui
popular prices

(lIIni's2
Ir,“

III

 

‘ ‘ _ Uiiheard oi' bargains; in
Hall 5 Bazaar Dress Forms 2.30. (10,1275 Tics.
Greatest moiety of LIIIIII-

 

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dried and l'InlIiundricd Shirts,
‘liiiicynnd plain, to be seen.
Collars and culls, all linen,
Collars 11c each, Cuils 13c pair.
A new line throughout oi'
Dcnt’s Kid Gloves.
Gent's Lisle Thread and line
Cotton Hosiery a specialiy.
An assmtineui of Kiiothc's
Suspenders always on hand at
prices to suit all

 

ill! I.

Cheap Hosiery is everywhere
shown, on which we also make
a specialty, but we pay more
particular attention to fine im-
ported goods and feel that we
are headquarters for same. We
have the largest and best as
sortment lobe found, and it is
with pleasure that. we call your

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

fail to avail themselics of this
the stock and sell as advertised.

M. 8. SMITH,

Opp Depot,
80. Norwalk, 0t.

Intending buyers should not
great opportunity, for we carry

M. 8. SMITH,

80. Homdlk, 0t.

 

 

 

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SCOFIELD

The moon Will pullout/II IIII III‘CITIIN' they know IIIIIIIIII iIrII reliable, lh7il our pr'vrI iIrII hay-uni ("Illlin'llltul

KID GLOVES. 2
\\ I- III III IIiTI r I‘d!” .’IIIIItltIII IIIIlm-idrn- d IIII lo-
II'IIIIIIII II II titonnnl iiik‘. wlIIIiIIIIIiI uIIpIIIIIInI
I.. IIIIImx “IL'II 91 m for
'fllhtn‘ t‘lIlIlfIIltll'Ml IIIIrIi Kill" {or III7
2.. r IuImIIIIIl or thorny re hind-xi

WI ulvoc-Irry lllt' IIIIIupIItnriI-I lIIIln~ I- I and
mm. tIIIlIIIII'I’t‘ll good vnliu- II .l wood It I. 5
(Int prIII- IIIII llt' .1 III Inn) 8! i- pI r |II.||!
CHALLIESI

\I'II ll.l\t‘ pm "It t’lll‘d II large llinllt'u Iii moot Ili-

IIIrIIIIIIIItIiIII IIIIIvh met! them III III “I lit' lliiid
.’l‘tIInII gnu-Ii: we w.I|- ItlI- -r ill « th'li iii Ne pI-ruiit.

SPRING WRAPS All) JACKETI
2' III IIIIII t1t'ptl'llllt'll'.lt‘ III III I| IIIII ivt1I the lead.

III I-IIII It “mp: in. In 5: Min 315.
timid I-I'lIrvuI IIIIIIII'II III 'l '1'! 8| til). '3 ."l litil
ivI-III that up to the ilimi lll‘tlII

'liim- line I” oi I-pIIrtiIl uluI )IINI Ipmhty.

Fine I'lIItlI Jud III-III WtIIl TMII‘)’ \t'Ill. irIun IL'J to
pa. Time 1.70 III-I uiv i-I tIII- Ii’IIIIIi IIIIIIIIIy IIII- I-inIIr-
II» woihnuuirhip.

 

KIIry

['W'Wvdo not hunt our I'll'v‘llli “I'll!" t I houn. Inclu- or IIltllIIIII‘, but IIII7I: ill'lt' (lrzitivl tip-7cm! flair lrI

SCOFIELD

No. :l Gazette l'hiililing. Norwulk.

BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS.
ll.

B. HALL & CO

Lit Tosca and llirecioirc IIIIIIkI-is, Redingoies and I
llaimpies, limpile and Princess Jackets. Black and Colo.-
Ileiscy., 1,000 Missih :Iiid l‘lllltll‘t'lhh‘ (iziriiieiiis, Bciidcii
Wraps from 735 to $50, New Styles bong tiiiriiicnis.

SIIIIII Bargains ll! BIS! Filling Jilllflll.

We will sell 100 more of ill" l':lt‘f_{.llll. (‘loih Jackets at the
price III those sold List II Ct k.

Colored Dress Goods.

Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale. Com-
menclng Monday. the 8th.

chci was >uII 7h n v: Illt iy of l'. leg: IIIi “it“s l.IbiiI Is plated
.lIIIlui'c the people: » L’tltlsiyh's ()l Szitccns .Iiid (bullies, ’0
entirely new sh: ule~ ill llIIiIiiI:ii.i:~7, l‘ he IIiIIis :ind 'lII'I ch Cloths,
ll :Iutilul .fidc Bands, 100 New l iI_-7nIh Robe, ‘4coii7h Silk
Pl Iiil~ The New Convent Cloth l‘iiie l'rIII-IIh llIIiiriir., New
l’lziid llrillimitines, l‘l\t' ‘lllillllltjfi French >IIi res (‘Iiahmerc
l‘IIIlIIIs, New ('IIinI-ls llziii Cloths llIIgI-iiii l’I'Ii inn Snipes \'cw
Ladies Cloths, Moushiine :IvId ( lizil on i' lIIiiIs.

New Special Bargains.

I Illl' I rem-II ht'r'w'fi-‘VI' IIiTIIr N) piIi‘I 1 III the lit?“ Fri-urn SILL“ I I nor
I7IIIIn Importation, In iwwiy I Iglit I‘J‘I new .~li iIlIII In only 6157:. find. This in a
IIIonIII-rliil bargain

50 (T5. -—I Inc tune of It) pi- :7» II at 50v: IHII' II 'I"' M III.) 7.

Fine ('Itshmv- 7re Serge“ .I. . t‘ the lot for t' IinlIIiInI' mm :17 I II. t) It can» .'IIle (lash-
the MI Ilia. ()iIIII III- Mixture: III .I. I 7.. U I» III: It ”I , silk mixmi. UIII- case Fine
Mixture- 29.7 Above iIIIII me either 1’ ore \Vr-III or not: In I Wool, and represent
iill then new In iIIII II and mixture.“ of til" en: ibl! ..

(-‘inglinins. Satins :IrIIl Zi-pliviw

Hm em! hundred piecm II! \'I- -w (iinghnmd nr. l "llml" mIe Sap-em WI“ be op in d
to- duv. Spec Ial II H at In w II'iI'It-I 1.;III.I~I l on _v liii7ii- I iI .In I Iliiii t‘l- (mt-d».- WI”

2 III- I m Ired to-Ilny.

W. B. HALL&CO

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& HOYT’S.

I and our 11 pod-I um II IIII II II l-Iw )ll‘l II III IIIIII II (II I II! lliv IIIIIII' IIIII- ... II LV yIIII-tIIIIIIII vIIIIl mm mile.

8".st I'.’ on II III! III. Ii SI-rgvr IIIIIlwI (II lmndtm ll"! «7!:
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I xtII-IIII ly iIIw min at WI. pIr IIIIII.
We him any our iIuIIlIIr III»). II! II It II II! II’

and mini.
DRE88 00001.

We ll’ll‘l' IIIIII'I-iI lltllllt iIiIIi pIIIII~ III I, IIH!:.;'
illlllll IIIII l'lttllt‘l‘I-I the llt'tlhl‘l II llIIIIlI-

.'H IIIrII III wool I‘llrlllllt‘lrd Iii ”In:

III lllt‘ll nil IIIIII) UI on. H II, .I..] .I.' I-IIIIIII .pi ill!)
Iiinl Illllh', III The.

)Ill Jun. Int to Der. Iil~l of every yIIIr

&. HOYT,

No. :30 \Vui-iliing'tun Ht .. South Norwalk.

6 d 8 . a I '
. ...”...
'l'hc nIIIai elegant display of

Foreign Novelties

l'II'I-r shown II) tha- public.

l.'IiII II M Ilniv- lInI ,IIIIl- me vmyIlI-Iuil-III amt
WI- IIrI nilirtin. 7 than III ”I. ma Iuw Minn a! .’I' r
pIr IIIIII iII III! II :‘.I w- .. VIIIIIII-I with nil I" 10!!
III! '34 pIi ). .III! IL. ‘1' 1, Indie would III. “till. Vlllu'
.1th I'

(IIIIIII'II- purlli‘zvd from '7: l)". pi r p. r pill tlI MO Ill

lwI-I 'lll’llll" inIIII 'It;I-1II'r pmv In ”.2."

hm Min of -tIIII‘I . I- :I l I7 IIinlI iv and at "Mn-ltd
III priIIw.

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A large :lSSUl‘lIllt‘llI in

Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats

And prices to suit the public. llIive also .71 complete line or

FANCY GOODS

Guaranteed Blaick Stockings at 250

.\ lIIr- 'II .'lSn'illlilltflll lll fancy Sliliilllt'l hose, pric cs similar

Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.

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In Ribbons we Defy Competition.

(live us II call and prove for onIrSIIli'.

H. Krieger,

Mahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalli, Conn.

 

 

DAVID STOW,

2F u r niture-
BARGAINS

In Chamber Suits.

'éIII 'id Antique t) k t‘zinmhcr Suit, ti pirt‘t‘fl, $35 ht); IormI Ly iI ml at 3mm
Ash t'tInintII-r 5mm. 5 ; iIcu. 520 I30. Tin- hI .~t .-iiIt evu wlil fur the

TABLES.

th itiIiIr'. lmlimcfi! of Artzqut' and innry covered (ham. Poo: KEPT}, Bluktizg Cuts, etc.

DAVID STOW,
89 AND 91 MAIN 521‘.

SOUTH NORWALKI
UP STAIRS.

FRUIT PUDDINE!

\mwt III-i it one Dim-rt. [but ran III 1m, wind In tire minnter; Rune, \nllllll, Chocolate and Ml;le
ilIIIm. Tiny-II wtmhnru ii-I iii .—1~-Ik In I'm; at i.'..
\o. I

For the Lenten Henson we have first-claim,
Mackerel at l6e III. Slackercl in It) and 20 lb.
' kitts,. ~tall Fish and [floater licrrin, .kc.

money.

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"I‘hcliucsi Florida (Names in the City Iii 320 ll Iloz.

3 lbs. IlIIIIlIiielIl Creamery Butler lll‘ $1.00, III 35.". ll.

:3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1.. or 3017 III
.1 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.

Fr-rb t' [1911’ llemngJ tim- nr'i le, Moran-n for Z'Ir. t'um t'tmmlI-r in mm. l'C‘tl-‘tl Minter “Id
rat..- 1mi ..Iue at. .71 up. (I 10y9ltl‘ in glow. t. XLlJI 'ItI Iicv ['Y’JIIDEIS‘, lfr ill.

Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.

Shnddcd Cod: M) iuil- ligh' (al: on: prlllld VIII I no tor two pound‘ or any other kind; ”(7 nrkmze Try it.
t 'ulhrmill'mnt‘. l'lit “I.. 3 h- (Ii .’Zc. ...ur 7c L'slzt'Ix iIIi. Pf'lth‘, I: saint lie lb. 'tc: ea Saptor we
2 the Chom- Lain-r l7 i4» (or 2:»

WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS-
Wflave yon trail the (1-2.7 dink-d l‘hw liroptf IDTL’ I (look they lie-3t tin-in n).

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’ S,
33 Washington St... 80. Norwalk.

Large Sales. Small Profits. '

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale

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C. H. HARVEY’S.

1 would mod lt.’-[i¢€l'nll, all the attention oi the public to one of the

Largest Slacks If Bflllll III] Sllflfll in This Section.

II Iing added new worth In

NEW SPRING STYLES,

Which are coining In daily, mil wlIlI h will he mid

At Prices ‘VliiI-li D0137 Conilu-tition.

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Come Ind amine More min-lug elsewhere

meplnce

C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main St... SouthNorwalk.

 

 

GARPETS CARPETS GARPETS
lngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.

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WALL PAPERS!

10 Cents per Double R011 to $1.25.

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A. IllllllEIIMMl & SONS,

84 Washington Street. South rim-walk.

 

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FURNACE

Is USED! IN

NORWALK.
so. NORWALK,

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EAST NOBWAIIK.

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in. For Me

I. K. LIIiIIIIII i ill
cné'é’éiiié’s AIIID MEArs

—AT THE OLD STAND 07——

T. BURR GUYER I35 SON.
SPRINGWOOD.

 

 

 

 

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GIVE U“ A TRIAD

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