GREAT FIRE IN NEW YORK
8b: Blocks Along the North
River Front Burned.
Tllll 1.055 .Vll’l‘ LESS 1‘11 .1 .\ 82,000,000
Iolll of the New turh l'rntral lluilrun-l
Company's llrnln literature. the flu-utter
More» and Other Lune Iluildliiizo Do-
otrnyml—lliw Mun lulled.
NEW Yliiiil. April?" The Ill~-'~l All admin
fire that 11th \ outed thin (‘lll fur your. mm-
plelrly ram-pl the all!" bank of the North
river from Filth ninth In Hull -llllh nirwt.
yup rduy evening. ll dos-trelmi more liniu
a million and ii half Ilullul'n' iiortli u-f proper-
t)’ belmurliu: to the New York l‘eiilrul “Illl‘
Ml culturally and at land lmlf u iuiiliuu dol-
lln‘ wurtli belonging to N. K. Fairbanks, of
Clot-ago, the ltuoutor ell-rm and other...
The lire Started on the ground Ilnul‘ of the
l‘airimikx lard reilnery ilnnuei l,‘ belonging
tollin- W. J. Wilcox lnrd W‘Illpllll) l. u l~uild-
lug 2th) I» l upturn, h‘rt'll'lllll: from Fill)“
ninth to Slain-tn sll'oel, null I’m-iii: the North
river. lt seen» to have - I‘1;lllllll‘.1 at u spot
where )1 llllt.‘ \vnrkllieli were pulling in n no“
lanlcooling apparatus, but the exact muse
cannot be Ieurui-l. The bud-ling nu.- old
and Ninlrul mtli groom. iiiid the tlmn. uptick-
ly envelope! the » iiule hll‘lll'llll‘l'.
One Ill-II Killed and Many Injured.
The 150 employers foundeseuir by tin-.tuirv
may cut off and llltFl «if lll"ll| hull lojump
from window); Many were inpirwl, undone,
Henry Kenning, was killnl nun iglil. The
unfortunate men were hurrnd usury In lim-
pitals mi rapidly an ambulance. could be pro-
(‘lll‘th Thu puiice Cur-lull kept lill'k ll Crowd
of women, many of uhuiu liud relatives in
the building. The building, ‘l‘lllt'll contained
also the ltvwiter stores, int. sum lwyoud saw
lug. The bluh- was a "lost inipm‘liig specta—
cle, and attracted the attention of people in
Jersey City and all along the Jersey shore,
and of thousands of pmeiwgers on ferry boats
crossing the river for miles up and down. The
six story structure was soon tlmlruyul.
The Grain Elevators (in.
hiearmhiie the ollurh of the firemen to
save the two grain elevator» npplmte the
factory. belonging to the New York Central
Railroad company, had been fruitle», and
the great structures Were mun ablaze. All
the fire engine; llt‘lWi‘tlll l'uurm-ntli street
and Harlem were on the apot, but tlioele
vators were so situated as to In'rlilllt‘llll of
arrest by the firemen. Tvveiity-seven sunken
tracks of the New York Central railroad uud
a line of, stock yard l‘fll'lusllf‘l's interveuul
between the burning factory and the ele-
vutors. and the only way to reach the build~
lugs was along Sixtieth street. “’lwrt' the
heat was too great for the firemen to live
in it.
A company of the firemen, lum‘i-vi-r, got
past and into the railroad yard, but there wav
only a six-inch water pipe there, and with
the enginea so fur nivuy th.~y could do little
effective work. The tire boats, Working from
the river side. aided by a number of tugs bo-
longing to the New York Central, were able
to do more, but not to save the building:
The employee in the elevators kept the hone
in the building playing as long as they could
main, but at last they had to abandon their
posts. Elevator A was the first to go, and
its flames communicated to elevator B. The
sheds of they stuck yards next fed the llamas,
and the contlngralion spread rapidly north-
ward.
The firemen Almost l'nleris.
When the walls of the factory fell an im-
mense quantity of goods that had been
packed in the lhnsiter storm fell outward
into Sinieth strmt, blocking the thorough
fare and preventing the firemen from doing
further work through that channel. There
never was a fire in this city before at which
the work of the fire department counted lo'
so little. It was impossible to make headway
against such odds. Therm-cams thrown both
from land and river seemed ridiculous.
A Grand Spectacle.
Aftertho fireball swept along the sheds
tolety—sixth street it stopped for want of
further malarial to feed upon The tire lasted
from about 3 o‘clock until it and was witnese
,ed bya vast throng. The police estimated
that the crowd contained over mum people.
The sight was a magnificent one, and there
was nothing for blocks around to obstruct
the View. After dark the sky was brightly
lighted up all over the city, miles away from
the fire.
The piers. and pier sheds counN-tol with the
elevator system Were, of mum, badly dam-
agedand rendered temporarily useless, and
some freight which'they contained was de»
stmyed.
Entlmalen of tlio louse».
The elevalon were each about 325 f eel by
1251eet broad and had a capacity of over
”MIMI” bushels apiece, but they wore alniua't
empty. Elevator A contained only about
1W}!!! busheb of oats and elevator B a
smalleramount of barley, making the total
value of the contents not over $ “now, The
buildings can mpectively, trauma and
canon when built. thirteen years ago, a
large part of the cost being for the founda-
tions, which are probably not totally ruined
The New York Central Railroad company
alsoowued the factory building in which the
fire originated They leased it to Fairbanks.
ltwuworth about $100,000. The losses on
Contents are not accurately known, but Fair-
banks’ loss is estimated at MAXI) and that
of Realtor 6: Co's customers. comprising a
large number of merchanm, at two». The
owner: of the goods are probably fully in.
aired, and Rousiter & Ca themselves loss
but little. Fairbanks is ab» said to be fully
inmul,andthe railroad company kept its
. y well covered.
estimates place the loan for above
manila-lid tome as high as 84,0“),000.
Tbopollce estimate is $3,500,000. The only
field! of the railroad in a position to know
what the 10- to the company ism Preddent
Dopew and 88:38er Worcester. MI. D5
pew is out of town and Mr. Worcester says
hounnottall until he seestbepapeniinhis
late today. The property of the Union Stock
yard: was not seriously damaged, owing to
the direction of the wind being favorable.
Whileloohlngattheflrofroma windowof
tb house 517 West Fifty-seventh street,
larylfnmy, magedwnman, lost her bal-
Ineoandfell to the paranent twenty feet
below, and her skull was fractured. She
won take: to the Renault hospital.
The Chou Tom-molt.
flaw You, April 20.-—1n the chins con-
gr. yum-y McLeod beat J. W. Baird,
Wd- but Burn, Goslp but Burille, D. G.
Bdrd but Judd, Hpgchutl beat Martina,
Blackburn but Pollock, (lumber; drew with
Ham but Showaltcr, Delmar
but Bird.
Ill-o- of llllolor launder.
HM“.
lllllillfll‘l Gluing !.
Don't fall to alielul the
Sprinngening'
Trimmed "ll—ails
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.
April l2ili, and Mill.
~ lllll wir
Mrs. W. Fawcett’s,
3 Water SI" \‘orwulll.
l-Iwry lady attending; the opening will he prement
ed “Ill! a buiu‘h of \lutl'll‘. Allure. mliilly mutnl
malteud. No rude.
MRS. FAWCETT,
3 Water tit... Norwalk.
snoo'u'ii-lmub
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, tie.
BOUGHT AND 801.1).
The Inbrcrlhcr hat- rouolaully on hand a large lot
of Mf’flmlvhlflld binillure, which he mil dippone of
at very numnable pricea. Second hand furniture
of all kinds bought and called for.
W. PODMORE,
Benton IL, Sprlnxwood.
aplfi Iiu
EGGS FGS Hl‘lGHING.
‘ If"?! AND LM‘II WYANDOT'I‘ES, BLACK
)linnrrns. Gold Pencilerl lhiuliuren. Ibird
Plymouth Rocks and Pehlti Duck-i. The beet flnil
prriiiluin not R.
up!» the t'. B. STEVINS. South Norwnlh. (‘t.
Here They Are!
Coach, Road.
and General l‘urpouH 0 RS
Also Trotting and Saddle
Draught
At Brookaido Stool: Farm.
Look at Thom.
“DR. VHADLEY’VSWE
DENTAL OFFICE,
4-3 Washington Sh. So, Snrwalk,
TAYLOB'S BLOCK. '
lluvlrunpenul my other: at No. 45 Washington
EL. 1 am p-uforrnnvg all operations in
DENTISTRY
in a ~killfui and satisfactory manner, at puree with
in terlch of all.
For 00 Days Only
1 Vii lumkcn good durable and neat lmklng set 0 l
Hum Tum for 310; and a .15 set for 3 2.11) ;
I Make a SpeCialty of Filling Teeth.
l’iue Gold Filling, 8150 and upwardly. Ill-all
Silver Filling. 75c. Cleaning and winning tt‘l'lhm
75c. Extm ling Teei 1|, 25c ,
No extra rhurue for local Elk! «illietlc need for, the .
extraction of teeth.
I Guarantee Satisfaction In Every
Operation.
Able lialffarc allowed on all bills of $5 and up with
in 1.3 mile: of South Sorwalk. _
()tllco open from 8 I, In. to I; p. In.
Call and See my “fork.
Dr. Hadley,
apls
HATS! HATS!
The Correct St yles
In all grade of Stifl and Soft flirts.
' 8111; Hats,
Boys Hats, Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
llats, «fun, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St-
l
Spring Style
l'nrllculnr allcnllon paid to
l‘lxlnz, Cleaning and Ironing
Sllll llats. w?!
””CAsHT
Illll'i‘llll Ill
~—— . 0.0— ~—
Pillsbnry'ii Beet Flour, per bbi ................ $7 75
.. .. .. .. bag _ .. IN
Pine Butter ...... 25c lb
Beet " ...... 30: lb
“hollow Prunes... ”25c
ll lbs. Granulated Sugar. I no
Finelixed'l'ea. “fibril:
Beet " “ ............................. we lb
" 0. Gov. Java (‘01ch ............. . . .. .luc lb
Good Lunch Milk Cracker! l_ m: lb
BIIC‘UIK ’ ................
California Cherries. .
Evaporated Apples. .
Dried Peachu.. ............ ....
__.A-r__
, W. llflllfll'll SGYIIIGIII'S,
92 Washington Street.
‘-
..3 flowing-l
, , 'l-oi nee-outnu- I
".mhinnuum.tw,-{1 "ll!
* plan-3 our nah.
and Many-op. no In
) ik..wewfllond non-m
nub harpthnry
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY, APR. L 20, full.
M. 8. SMITH.
Easier Specialties I
On Thursday, uranium Saturday,
April18, 19, and 20th,
We will display to the people of Norivlilk :lud vieinily, :m it
special iiidut'cuimil, an immense stock of Kid (Gloves of every
kind. We have ulm. uuulo :1 special eil'orl this Spring to pro-
cure the finest grades of 'I'iiib‘isi and Silk Gloves tlllll .‘11ll5,:lllll
it is a fact beyond dispute [but our pl’li'i's on Hosiery and
[Tudorivl-nr. are, and have been, :is great bargains in the
people, as low llh‘ the lowest, and the lowest in Normdk, :iud
lrulliful udvurlisiug. and honest dealings, and always showing
to the people straight goods, we have gained :1 repululion that
We are, proud of. In fact every iii-pui'tiueut in our store has
contributed to make our display of Easter goods superior to
llinl oi'uuy other season and ahead of anything: ever seen in
this. city before. The richest
and rarest goods lllth,‘ been
gathered from all iiiurkels and are oilered at our popular prices
It would be well to make Easter selections as soon as possible,
week.
IlII] GLOVES.
We are determined on build-
ing up u lirsteluss Kid lilovc
trade, and if line qualities and
low prices will do it, it will be
done, and for that purpose We
Iizivc made some necessary lll
duccn‘ients to show to the
people that in order to be Sul-
iiis‘ed they must buy their
gloves of us. lleliublw every
pair warranted.
‘1 button Kid Gloves, Blacks
and Tans, good value, 1.25 at
1.00.
:3 button Kid Gloves, Blacks,
Slates :ind 'l'nns, good 'illllC
1.50, at ‘| .25,
0; button Kid Gloves, in all
the spring shades, good value
2,011, at ‘I .75.
5 book Kid Gloves, Blacks
and, colors, good value 1.65,
ill 1-39-
5 button uudreswd Kid
Gloves, Tons and Slate, good
value 1.50. at I .37.
S lllllll)".‘101151‘lllltlll'CS,Slll'(1t'
:uid dressed,’1‘uus :uid Slates.
1 .75.
[bills lin'nnir Dress Form 23.50.
— —«—voo - ‘-
good value ‘2 2.), at
'LGGIGS' Kill! llIIiIGI'WGGI'.
We would respectfully ml!
your attention to our stock oi
Ladies” Knit Underwear, which
we are displaying daily on our
counters and in our windows
of all the latest iuiportzilious of
qualities and styles at prices
guaranteed as follows:
Ludics' fiiio Swiss ribbed
Jersey Vests, usually sold for
200. each, our "price 2 for 25¢
Ludies’ Swiss ribbed Vests
in light blue, light pink, cream
and white, usually sold for 35m,
our price 250. each.
LadiesV Swiss ribbed Yeats.
in better grades, high and low
iiCi-fc, short and long sleeves.
for 350, worth 50c: 4Ue, \l'ill‘lll
60c; 456, worth 65K; 5UC,\V’ill‘lll
75c. .
Ladics’ Jersey ribbed Pants
worth 75c, for 50c
11 1111's Bazaar Dress Forms 2.50.
HGSIEIII.
Cheap Hosiery is everywhere
shown, on which we also make
a specialty, but we pay more
particular attention to fine llll~
ported goods and feel that we
are headquarters for same. We
have the largest and best as
sortment to be found, and it is
with pleasure that we call your
.... .. attention to the following:
Intending buyers Should not
great opportunity, for we carry
M. 8. SMITH,
Opp. Depot,
So. Norwalk, or.
,iii order to :ii'oid the rush which is sure to iunuediailely preeede
I1!Iill.()C('llSl()ll. But our rapid increase of trade (1008 not Nilisfy
‘us, we want :i thousand more customers added In the list this
Ladle." iiueeotlou ”use, fast
bidet, \voi'lli Bile. per pair. for
35¢.
llos‘t- \‘ml‘lli “So 101‘
35c.
Ladle." illie cotton and 1.i.~le
'l'Iireml 11050 in colors and
blacks, tigrlil dill’i-rcul styles.
worth 7.3.. pv-i' :':air, for
50c
1.:idies' l.i<le 'l'lii'eud 11mm
in blacks and colors, silk tip.
pings, WUI‘lll 87m. per pair, for
65c.
lillilll‘S. colored and block
heavy Lisle'l'lircud Hose worth
1 1:3, for 93¢.
Ladles' Silk ”use in black
and colors for 990, worth 1,00:
1.15, worth 1.23: 1‘13. i'oi'lh
1.5”.
Hull's Bazaar Dress Forms. ‘3 .30,
M» coon ~
DRESS GGGIIS.
We are daily adding»r new
styles to our already completi-
Stock of Dress Goods :lI prices
guaranteed.
I'Ixtruordiuury bargains in
Buttons and “ITS: 'l'riuiuiiugs,
lll \l’lill‘ll. having devoted a
deal of attention in Sell-cling
, qualities and shades In liizilirll
dross goods us :ibove :nva-rlis
ed, at low prices, vve :iii- lltiW
pz‘i'purml to olli'l' In the public
llil' greatest 1‘::l$1l r bargains
ever announced by :my housi-
in Norivulk
Hill’s Bazaar Dress FlusSlll
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Anotherspecially in (jellt’s
Bziibriggun l'iidervvezir at 23c,
goods that ive relziiled l:i-l sea
null 101’ filli' each
A line grade of Dulbi‘igguu
Sizirtsziud Drawers for 51.25
each. Also Gent's medium
Weight Ibiderii’eul‘ at all the
popular prices.
Unlieurd of bdrgniun in
Gent's Ties.
Greatest 'aricty ol‘ Laun-
dried and lllllaillllll'lcil Shirts,
fancy and plain, to be seen.
Collars and cuffs, iiII linen,
Collars 11c each, Cnils lilo pair.
‘A new line throughout of
Deut‘s Kid Gloves.
Gent’s Lisle Thr ‘(ltl and line
Cotton Hosiery a specially.
An assortment of Kuothc‘s
Suspenders always on hand at
prices to suit all
fail to avail themselves of this
the stock and sell as advertised.
M. 8. SMITH,
Opp. Depot,
80. Norwalk, 0t.
Lil‘l'l—‘S (”WWII “510 TllTC‘lllllcutirely new shades in 11eurictlus,l'h
F
l
.'l‘lie finest Florida 0 'aiiiges in lli ' l'lty at 320 a llOZ.
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. QMING EVENT
S'ECIAL EASTER SALE
U!" DNVHUUUS A'l'
SCOFI LD
The public will patronize nii became they Iiilow that we unwell lite. that our price-i are beyond r mipefuiun and our umnld nun. uh d. It 'luli you in
KID GLOVES. ilnhle fa fl'.W1li(’ll emu! llie monk delicate Iliili.
We will nth-r [Adlai 5 button embroidered bit-lo- Tin-Nut b. we Will .illrr lllJi Iii-ell It ill‘ per yard.
t‘eriiiin Kid l‘lme» ll our, wll l or . ii -i tir
‘ ' ‘ “ “""‘ " “ arm u wanna no JAGKETl-.
llfl' .triilliu to get [1.00 for,
Ladien' euibroideml lriclt Rule for Me. Mil-r)“ In Him lll‘pll’lllll‘lll,lln u-m', we take the load.
pii r mulrauleil or mom-y reluminl. l [leaded raps from ’3 n I In 3x",
Weulvnmrry llll‘ Moiwlueiarh-u iii drew-ml fllldy lhmd .eniev Jlu km lit 8! ill. 3H9, '5 2'9 and
Nlli‘tlt', ruii-idu-ml good value lI' Qt fill and [I .‘.’..
Ullr pru'r Will be 3| 2| and ”.15 per pair.
CHALLIES.
We 1|:I\" pm ll‘lt‘ltl‘tl :i large liivou e of lumt de .
from that up to the lined iinde
Time it i- all of rpvruil value and upieilily.
Fine ('1 llll darlieinwuh hurry tents, Troll! Still) to
M. The - good-4 an: of the lineal I‘lllll‘l)’ Mud imper-
in: world: unriup.
6: HOYT’S:
ill find it few of lll‘.‘ inmy rn-aimn- wl-y yoeii-liouid iipil ill-u in e
SILKS- l.‘ Hit It all Mulll‘lt‘fgl'fl.flllllfil’l‘1lDlllllflllllll:
We have ixinl rereivedn Ml'lt‘rlt inn-M "ll'lWl Vagina fiJi
Silnilm, ill llll Pli “1|". whlrh \ 'ler‘ oil-wing at the i‘.‘ ”M, ”HM”... mp, . “My. ".- y“, deplfghlew
"‘m'lm‘ll' 1"“ l'“*" "l '3‘ - I“ ”‘1 wr nlI' “ill-rim; them ill the wry low Ilgilrt‘o of 4
“‘Yi'fil'm “MUN" "will" illm‘t.’ of MI. in I'll" k ii-r \imi lain-Ii nl2 Vtuu l’mnuel Wllll Iiik Ml’l .
n "HUI" ’ .. i .
lur a: per yard . lll‘M‘ good» Milllil he itolld Vllll
DRESS GOODS- ill 'H
We have lalinu pull» mar palm in gelling lln- wry
lined and i‘linll‘w' the ill iilli'l u IT-mln.
5N inch all “out i-mlimvien a! :w-
dill inrli all wool Ut‘llf-i‘Hll", an I u! I‘lil:.r if: tiny
and inning ill '..'n:.
(In nilb- porlli-reu "HI" ‘2 Elli per per pill to '10
law. ‘lflltlll‘ fmiu “.‘Iie per lllllf In ”.525.
imr low of ~lm !.>- I" all r unph I.- and at llflllt‘.“
of prom.
[WWI- du not quu our lpel‘nll m w to hull", wu'kl‘ or I ionllii, but lune one ("and thermal flalrfrnm Jan. lit! to Del ‘ll-s! of t'lt‘f)‘ ye ir
SCOFIELD
No. :l (inzolto lhiilrling. 1‘ «ii-“'rillr.
BRIDGEPORT BhRGAINs. *
W. B. HALL & C
Lu Tose: :llill Dii'cetoiro .lzu‘keh, lliwliligotcs and S '1
Basques, Empire and Princess .lllt'k‘ls, Black and Col...
Jerseys, 1,000 Misses’ and Children‘s Garments, Bcadcu
Wraps from $5 to $50, New Styles L mg Garments.
Special Bargains in Bill Filling Jackils.
We will sell 100 more. of the Elegant Cloth Jacket» ill the
price of those sold last week.
Colored Dress Goods.
need on Sale. Com-
Entlre assortment will be P]
menclng Monday the 8th.
Never was sin-Ii :i variety of Elegant Dress Kubries placed
before tlicpeoplo :-—~2il(lslyles of Silt'UIIS :iud ('liullios, '20
‘viots and 'l'weed Cloths,
Beautiful Side Blinds, llll) New lire u-li Robes, Scotch Silk
l’lziids, The-Now Convent Cloth, ll'iiit 1"l't,'lit'll Mohairs, New
Plaid llrilliunliues, Five qualities 1" ouch Serges, Cashmere
lobes, New Camels” 11:111‘ Cloths, Elegant l’t-rim Stripes, New
.adics’ Cloths, .‘lousluiue :iml Clinlou i'lotli.
New Special E arguins.
I’ll“: I’l‘t‘lu‘ll St'l‘gt‘lt—\Ve offer >0 Illi‘l‘l s of the 1.. iii T‘Yl‘lll'll Svlhm of our
own iniporlution. Ill twenty-eight (QM neiv elm-12's :it only Il‘lfc :i yuid. This to a
wonderful bargain.
50 (W§.—Uue (View of 40 plo-m-s :it Tillr‘: om- c .3
Fine (,‘arltllln‘n‘ Serge 375e, the lot for I‘nnbii
mere» 310. One c or- Mixtures :it 2174 -. i) t" int n
Mixtures ‘29s. Above lots are either l'un- Wool ..
all the new weave-.1 and mixtures of the Ht'risull.
( S inglirnns. Sat ins :i
Several huiidrnl pieces of New llinghuuw and l
to-dav. Specrul lots of new white goods, Fun-y 1
be (3 ercd today.
W.B.HlyLL&co
. at 153.
all m4 373 3. (hi- i'rm' Silt~ (‘llfih'
l Ill-,fnilk mix-.1. Um- cow Fine
silk and Wool, and represent
' v 4
III [40])113 rs,
landmine Saleem; will he upemd
lltlltivla and Damn-k Goods will
of
Grand Spring Gaining
& HOYT,
No. 39 \Vriuliinglon 81.. South Norvvulk
mv4w——— ,
The lllll>l elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
liver shown to lliepublie. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hat
And pi‘iCcs to suit the public. Iluve also :1 complete line of
FANCY goons.
._.,_....__.”_ .. .—
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25 v
.\ large assortment iii fuuey summer hose, prices similar.
“ loves at $1.
‘0.
Guaranteed Kid
—-—. AAAAAA coo
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us :1 cull and prove for yoursel f.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
* DAVID 3* CW, if
Furni ure-
BARGAI
In Chambe Suits.
Solid Antique (Mk t'humber Suit, 8 pieces, 8:15.00; formerly ml at 3-851!)
Ash Chamber Sluts, 3 pierce, :20 00. 'l'ru- beat 5an erer mid for the money.
TAB ES.”
The l‘lmst assortment of Antique and faur y covert-d chai ._ Pool flan, Blocking (farce, etc.
DAVID 5 CW,
87. 89 AND 91 231'.
SOUTH NOR
- UP swarms.-
FRUIT PU DINE!
A meal dl‘llclnn! Dt’t‘fl’fl. that no he prepared in the minuiee: (He, Vanilla, ('hocolatc and Macaroon
flavors. Those who have um! it rpeak highly of It. .
3 o. 1
For the Lenten Henson we ha c first-class,
Mackcrclat "31- lb. ”richer-c in lo and '20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Bloat -r Herring. kc.
T’u' i‘lll‘d )lahawny,
t'lzury and ”all faury
3 lbs. llilllllllllil Glfialllfill Butler li‘ $1.00, 01‘358 ll.
3 1-2 lbs. (flu-ice, Sweet Rosy BI tlcr for 931.1» :loc lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter f 3r $1, or 281' lb.
l’r-n-hC-nned Hermanllneani‘Ieroe-mm [or arm. f'lam i'mwder in f'lfl‘. l’tcfrlwl lailn'er and
‘ [auxin Tongue, and «spa-i oyrlt'n‘ in glass. Ext :1 t_‘llulCt' l'mimele, lhc lb.
Fresh E s 2000 per doz.
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Slinddcd Codlllli in! delightful; our Villlnl will go for two pound" of any other kind; be m lingo, Try iI.
l'alilomia Pruner! llle 1b., 3ill- for 25¢. Lame California l’n ms. 1‘: and Ill; if). flu vii S up for tile.
2 lmchoicc Layer Fig.- for'Zic _
WE SOLICIT YOU ORDERS.
they beat lllt'fn :1 .
[Vlluvo you tried the celebrated new Ilrnpl'inm-l (l mvl
CHAS. E. SEY OUR’S,
So. Nor-walk.
33 Washington St... 4‘
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Openi g Sale
0. H. HAT? HEY-’3.
IIGIEGS! SIGSIISMGSBGGISGIIGSIIGGS III TSIS SGGIIGII.
Having added $3M!) worth
NEW SPRING
Which are coming in daily. and whirl will be sold
At Prices ‘VIIiOII .Defi Connpotitjou.
Come and examine I before purchasing elm-where 1'th rate will lure the lead In mien, “I!”
and qmlliy. lie-cm the place
0. H. HARVEY,
In
STYLES,
CARPETS mums 4 CARPETS
lngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
Will. PAPERS I
10 Cents per Double R011 to $1.25.
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A. illGlllllMAll & SGN’S,
84 Washington Street, South Norwalk.
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Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
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EAST N ORWALK.
And llli proved 5:. 1w me innit mwerful furnace now In
use. For 9‘:th by
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SPRINGWOOD.
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low. "clout-l. and Hum than!" "bum-q maul»: Lulll‘ J“ M- " '
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