4’!"
2*!“
I'IIKBAIES THROWN OPEN
Weary Boomers ‘l’ake Posses-
sion of the Land.
A STIBIIING SCENE A'l‘ 'l'llli START.
‘ lulttylicity oi Clnjnltmt» tur Inch I'm III
II it. Territory—Between 'I‘wrnty and
Thirty 'fllnumml People ('IIrrlwl by ”I.
um‘ I‘o Itaunmd.
1 GUIIIII. I. '1‘., April L‘J'I. Irnlllll‘lilli mu
“'0'! 0pm at noon ymtot'dny, and Month-an
Wit: (It Immunity begun to pour owr III
on. a hunt tin-t'harI-km stripvunw the grout
‘o! ptulric winmen ACTON] I he I 'nnmiinn;
tho (101$qu nation mmu troop after
of sturdy ponlm, can-h one carrying u
boomer; from tho AI‘npnh-Jo and l.'hvyunne
marvatimllon the not cumu n yelling Inul:
d Mien, who tired Vullny nltor valley to
Wmtbeir flnnl victory. The Kinwn III
In aouthwmt and the Cherokee uirl Crock
nations on the mat «ho iurni-h-Il tin-ir t‘nll'
tinge-tit ot boomers.
A Stirring Scone.
At the Hurting bignnl tin-y mum! nit»-
gethey, ,y‘ut. mixes oi I'hrunng invoking
upon the air. The Wugulls nmtinnul 1111 our
Diplomat, 3;qu plulu until they \I'nl‘c‘ zit-out
bull way won the northern tivrol rlnnnx
caddies upward of a bomb-oi or Ibmu wort-
h'ollght to a standstill. The others “vile-II on
to the lover tiers. lion, no: non nnd chil in 11
Mind h'om the stationary M 11- mm rs, “Iii in
an miucmdibly short time the foundatiom {oi
Mphnoer ho )1 Oklahoma II II luau laid
by willing hamlet 1‘ wt y lnnu had In vro
than one cluimm , all rvn-ly to swmr that
they m the b mil-r first and that theirs
were the first improvements. So it is all over
the territory and 0111111411) on the su- than
adjoining Guthrie and Oklahoma City.
llewlldcrod Settle“.
Between dull) and :10,th people won
dumped born today by the Bantu F11 road,
which ran twenty innuenw train-I from Ar-
kansas CIty. The trains mun-d nor-m the
Cherokee strip cautiously Iuvl slowly and ur-
rived here namely more than live minutes
apart. As they npprornzhul the land of
promise thousands of heads protruded from
the windows and curious eye; {canal on the
green panorama that lay below them. There
was much fighting to get out ol the cars when
thalittle building which answers (or a sin-
tionwas reached. Nobody was hurt, bow-
eva, and the coaches were soon emptied. It
wasacurious sight to watch the boomers
otter they had got tairly on foot. The ma-
jority 0! than named tobedwed by metast—
ueuot their mumdings. Many of them
gnu-d stupidly to the north south, east and
west, and then moved like men who were
lost. Others started (or the hills, and still
other: bent themselves to the task of raising
tents which they brought with them to open
various kinds of busiucnt Thom who went
for the bills wore alter claim-s Jmt how
well their cupbrations snccealod is not known,
(or very law oi them have returned.
. The Bull at the 14nd om".
, It is rate to any that every (arm in the ter-
ritoryh in {mansion of one or more I-lnim-
Inh, and that besides there Ire from 20,00)
whom 1mm wandering aimlessly about in
urcbdlund. Thorulb at the land oilice
Moistu'rltlc. Tin building in surnmndcd
by a mob of howling men, which is being con-
Itlutly muted by horsemen, who are gul-
lopingiu 1mm every quarter. land Agent
Dilby and his (area of “intently are unable
”give uttentiou to a hundredth part of the
babies that is being forced upon them. The
detachment“ troopers which has been do»
tailed awnud the building with aview to
Magnumobin an orderly line is com—
pletely worn out.
A dispatch from Oklahoma City states that
thorush there is even greater than here.
Our at Kingfisher station, where the crowds
brought In on the Rock Island are gathering,
time but been no trouble as yet.
- haunted by Russian Exiles.
Caruso, April Std—The Russian exiles In
this city recently 5“". a buuluct to George
Kan-n, whose magazine artichzeon the Run»
dun exilesystem have been read with interest
in this country and throughout Europe, in—
cluding Russia. The diam was served in
Bust-n style throughout. Mr. Kennan ex-
pact: to return to Russia inuyoaror two
gna- his lecturing tour in this continent and
utorthcoming book on Russia uretluishI-d.
A Suicide’s flange.
Kiwntx, N. J. ,April 2;. ——An unknown
w mu jumped into the Panic river at
Meme ice dock last night. His
yhupnotbeen found. Lioutaiant 0! Po-
lleeDowlingwasnearbyaudnntothe
spot, He picked uptbe trugnwutu 0! a letter
which the suicide throw an 11m 1 be! re jump
into the water. The letter contained the re
gust that his love should be given to Katie
is, hutnonnmowassigned to it.
'l'rlsl of Dick Haven.
human“, Ala, April 2;.—Tbetrial of
Dick Kan-es, who is charged with having
murdered his wife and two little daughters,
hubet‘m begun. The day the bodies were
foundinalnkeuear here Baweu was mar—
ried to u highly respectable young lady at
Jackson. Him He was arrested while on his
[wide] tour and plant in jail here. A mob
Muted tbcjell oudtwelvo at them We
W by the shrill": deputies.
; A W Fultht Shed Bur-ad.
Bonus, April m—Onaot theBostonnnd
Albunynflmad'strcightsbodgbuck ot the
WW W38 0|! Huntingdou avenue,
2 Dotti at u Bouto- Pbllautbroplat.
LN, Alli] 231-8th Bkke, one o!
. b“ bun uttiaens of Boston, died alts
hM‘t‘fllne-s. new: borniu1837,1ndwu
The (1.- Tournament.
In You, April tit-nan eta-
pin-
mm but Iceland,
WMKtl-rm
meuww.
What Damp.“ 11.11.11
”I, launch-la but Haul, m and
‘H‘H
on m WQIAMOND.
Boom- ot the \arlunn (lume-
‘l'broughsmt the t'uuntu.
At louiavtlio
I‘lltllilllll' 0 :I II II n l u g 0.4;
Stimuli . ,1‘. o I ll ll 1 ll :1 x In
tiattnrw; strum-n lItIII t'Iu-L, t'lIIIIIIlII'rIltlu
uni lloyir. Umpire: Dunn-ls.
AI Philadelphia
Athh‘tit‘ . .. . vi 3‘» ti ‘..' (I .'
t'nlumblm n U II 2 n l
"illit‘l‘ltw‘ Howard III-II IIII.VIN"‘II;
Iiilgli l'nu-IrI-z l‘vl‘gu-«I-n
.II I‘uu-nnmil
I'inrnnnIII . u 2 ti (I il l 3 i 1 1o
Kama! City It ll ti II II II o u I 1
Butterfly»: \Inn 11nd llulaluin: mun/vi 1111-1
Iioowr. l'liipm" ll.~ll
AI Baltimore .
Baltimore II n B
“nullity“ o o o u l II II :I u 4
lint-Ines: t‘nnuinghnm IIIIIII‘AIIII: Low” and
Ilunht‘mu. I'llllilh" Iinlhmd
AI I’iltnburl:
l'IttnlnIrg
Hy ran-nun.
Played
2 ti II .15
‘2 I 1’ ll
“Jilin-r "Nil
lunch]:
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..,,tl I ll II 0 t It 1 (I :l
Ilallt'l’ll‘r.’ Stall-y and Flt‘ltl'i: .thlrlch and
\I‘nlkv-r. t'mplrI-s: Mill-Ir and Murphy.
At l'lillndl-lphi.»
I’liihuic‘lpi-ut .1 II 1' 4' ‘J l 0 0 (It 11
Toronto . ..,o 0 o n u n U u but
Illlllvrit‘fi: \‘ickcryumi McGuire; Gin-mum and
DUI-Arr. L'Inpim: Mt‘QlIuIII'.
Al \I'mltiugtnu ~
Wnniuugtou ...... .2 0 I II 2 u u u 0.5
Yule 0 II o u n u u u 0 0
lLlilI-I'Ii-a:
IIIIIIII-Ili and t‘lnx4'. 5:11;): and
Panic. l'nIpirv: Quinn
Al Newark _
Now-rt _. .o o 11 I I 5 ti :1 on-“
Sarto“ ill-wives.» 0 It I o 0 o 1' on:
Batteries; Miller and Sulhmn; W ‘1.le and. 12»-
im; l'xnpirv: t'nrcumu. ‘
Al .II-rwy ('lt)‘ ~ -
.Ivrsryi'lty. ,.,2 :5 . .1 :I l u I: 0 1:1
Detroit. 1 i I II II n .. o x it
Butternut: luly and linilnrul; 51111211 mul “'I-lln.
L'ulplfl': Clinton.
.I
At Worcester
Won-Mei" . ..0 l i 0 i 0 l' l 0 I
Xvnw'mk ...i U l' I i u 11 II x I}
Bani-nos: [lurk-'tt nthI "twink; Tn.
Murphy.
null- null
l‘lllyil’lN' Sullivan and ’l'vmv .,
Work at Albnny.
ALIIASY, Apr-ll LEI—in the mute lust
evening ‘.\lr. (‘nuby's excise mmmiwiun bill
was reportmi front tho quIiI-inry rommittcc.
The gum-ml laws mnunitlw I'I-portml tho
SnxtIuII-lwtoml reform bid. t'hna’rimn Ar-
nold moved to go into ('IIHIIIIIIIA'I' II! the
whole on this bill. The motion on.» nth-II out
01' order. The bill was ordvrul to uthinl
reading, and to ho road on Thursday oven-
ing. The report oi the special mph-duct iu-
ventignting committee was pron-ntni by
Chairman Pnsctt. It is lnvornblo to the
present contractom 111 the unfillhly the
following bills were paw-d: Compelling co
operative insurance commits to submit to
state examination; appropriating (£1,111! for
mun] repairs in Utica; fixing the tare on
bums at five pounds per bah- instmd of three
and onc~halt pounds. Mr. Coon‘s compulsory
alutntiun bill mu made II epcclnl order tor
13.1111 pas age \\ lentsday.
Sympathy with Ireland.
BI’I'I .Im, April :51. -A month ago John J.
)icllriaio, oi" this city, sentto Mr. Gladstone
the no. of names signed to th . memorial cir-
minted by Sir McBride, cxpn'ssing sym-
pathy for the muse oi home rule In Ireland.
The list inI-lndM the names of President
Harrison, Cardinal (liblnns, I'p'nkcl' Cur-
lislc, Vice President Morton, Archblslwp
Ryan, Secretary Blnlne'nn-l II large majority
of the members of both branches of congress;
Mr. McBride has just received an uutognph
letter from Mr. Ulndswne noknowloging the
receipt 0! the memorial.
Many Women Your. In England.
NEW YORK. April :5,-—~Tl|t' Woman Sul-
[rage party state committee have advices
that about 1000,11» women have voted at
til-relations in England this month. The
oilicers for which they have volcihnn: church
wardens, thllfyfllcll, parish clerk, noxious.
members of local government board: and
poor law guardinns. .‘lnny Indies have III-en
elected guardians and wine to other ollhw.
Saturn 0! Opium in San Francisco.
SA: l-‘qurtsco, April Li—Thirty-twc
package-s of prcmreiopmm valued at over
35,1100, Were found concealed in the «an.
ship (kennlc which arrived here In Tun-lay
from China.l and has been w‘ml by the
customs (nicer; Twenty thousand dollars
worth 01 opium have been seizoi during ti a
past month.
A 3l0,000,000 Slang-gr.
051160. N. Y.. April 51——.\ nmrtgngu
has been filed In the county CIrrL'SI tlin-c ho.
tween the New York, ()ntnrivvonl “KL-tern
Railroad mmmny and the llerrantilo ’1': I131
company, olSr-w York city, for the sum oi
810110411). The loan is made to carry out
the plans {or I. stamina and improvement.
A l’ostotlite Robbed.
MILYORD, 31m, April Zi—l'xxry yester-
day morning 11. B. Fiske’s store um Int: pust-
oilice at South Milford were ent- m1, tin-mic
wn blown open and that and the money
drawers robbed of $40 in stamps and 21-5 in
money.
Death of Mrs. Alvin: A. Pierre.
Dovzn, S. 11., Apr.) Zl.~llrs Alvinn A.
Pierre died of heart distant! yestcnlny urn n-
lng. She was 511 yours old, and weighed 4.3:!
pounds
The Middle Course.
The middle «mm is generally right in lilo.
It is imposibh: to draw hard and lust hum as
to fiction. There are many things in nature
which the artist should not paint and exhibit.
Why should the novel he like the secret cubi—
nct in Naples! There are many things about
which we do not talk, tot-perfectly justifiable
ethical W33. Why should they be de—
paibed in uovelsl But while prurioncy
Ibould be avoided, wodery and tale modesty
are ulsoto be shunned. We want virilc tic
tion,dealingwith reulpmionsmnd not. an
mandated view or human nature adapted
tothe nursery. Thereisnbundanttcopetor
thkinnpurcandelevatingnovd. Thntisa
lulu,“natmllsm" which says that only the
indeceutnndillidtcideot lite istrue. Mor-
bid indecency is npttobe the rmrt ot-
“aenmtituiist’Y incapable (It attracting attai—
tiou otherwise. I believe thereis nowure
action aguimt the extreme naturalistic move»
meat, butverylikelythismovement bad bad
thoetfectot rescuing tbouoveltromuuuby
pumhyinIL—Charles Dudley Warner In New
Yin-k Herald.
8]: and Four.
The study of mathemutica is wpeclully
aromas of dove the
running faculties Nodoubtitis adapted
tandemptlditbutverydeuirablomd; butit
mtohillncomecueu
f‘Slxand tour-re how 111.111me the
tactic.
“Klara!” dumb I little boy, who has
wurhdbardtolearn byroteu macho! bk
arithmetic-cm.
"Em," IyItbeteacha', Miugbisheud;
Haunt-mt.
"W.
“X“?!
”l'htrm”
“Now what Inb- you tblnklt could ha
thine-1t youh-dgua-tdu-nn‘llc
W gel-haul"
. .‘ tn.” boy.confldntly,“lt
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL TUESDAY APRIL 23.18159.
W .WMGWMWW MungMWM... .Mw ..
HS SMITH
Easter Specialties!
On Thursday. Friday Wand Saturday.
April 18, i9,
kind.
we are proud of.
this citybeforc. The richest
that occasion.
week.
Ill] GLOVES.
We are determined 011 build-
ing up a first-class Kid Glovc
trade, and if fine qualities and
low prices will do it it will be
done, and for that purpose we
have made some necessary in-
duccmcnts to show to the
people that in order to be sat
ifiscd they must buy their
gloves of us Reliable—every
pair warranted.
4 button Kid Gloves, Blacks
and Tans, good value, 1.25 at
I .00.
5 button Kid Gloves, Blacks,
Slates and Tans, good value
1.50, at , 1 ‘25.
6 button Kid Gloves, in all
the spring shades, good value
2.00. at 1.75.
5 book Kid Gloves, Blacks
and colors, good value 1.65,
at 1 .39.
5 button undressed Kid
Gloves, Tans and Slate. good
value 1.50, at I .37-
8 button Mousquitaires,sucdc
and dressed. Tans and Slates,
good value 2.25, at I .75,
Hall’s Bazaar Dress Form 2.50.
”Q...“
Lillill' lilll llllll‘lllill'.
We would respectfully call
your attention to our stock of
Ladies' Knit Underwear, which
we care displaying daily on om
counters and In our windows
of all the latest importations of
qualities and styles at prices
guaranteed as follows:
Lad'ics’ fine Swiss ribbed
Jersey Vests, usually sold for
20c. each, our price 2 for 250.
Ladies’ Swiss ribbed Vests
in light blue, light pink, cream
and white, usually sold for 35c,
our price 25c. each.
Ladics' Swiss ribbed Vests
in better grades, high and low
neck, short. and long sleeves,
60c;1.45'c,w
750.
Ladies’ Jersey ribbed Pants
worth 75c, for 50¢.
Hall’s Bazaar Dress Forms 2.50.“
H0 Ill.
Cheap Hosiery Is everywhere
shown, on which we also make
a specialty, but we pay more
particular attention to fine 1m-
ported goods and feel that we
are headquarters for same. We
have theq largest and best as
sortment to be found, and it is
with pleasure that we call your
110th GM, 50030th
for 350, worth 500; 40c, worth.
and 20th,
We \I ill display to the people oi Norwnlk and Vlt inity, :15 :1
spcdul inducement, an immense stock oi lxid Gloves of CV01)
We have also made :1 special cil'ort this Sprinw to pio-
curc the finest grades of Tullctn and Silk Gloves and Mitts, and
it is a fact beyond dispute that our prices on liosicry and
Underwear. me, and have been, as grc It bargains to the
poo 10, as low as the lowest, and the lowest 111 Norwalk, :md
trot ful advertising. and honest dealings, and always showing
to the people straight 0011s, we have gained :1 reputation that
nffnt every department Ill our store has
contributed to molten our display of Easter goods superior to
that of any other season and ahead of anything ever seen in
and rarest goods have been
gathered from all markets and are 0111 red at our populm prices
It would be well to make Easter selections as soon as possible.
in order to avoid the rush which is sure to inmwdiuicly pncccdc
But our rapid Increase of trade does not satisfy
us, we want a thousand more customers added to the list this
Lmlics‘ {inc cotton Ilosc, fast
black, worth 501'. per pair. for
35¢.
Lndics‘ colored Lisle Thread
llosc worth 05c, ior 35c.
Ladies' fine cotton and Lisle
Tlll’t'illi 11050 in colors and
blacks, right diiicrcnt styles.
worth 75c. "or pair, for
‘ 50c
Ladies” Lisle Thread Hose
in blacks and colors, silk tip-
pings, north 85c per pair. ior
65c.
Lndics' colored and black
heavy Lislc Thread Hose worth
1.15, for 93¢.
Lndics' Silk 11050 in black
and colors for We, worth 1.00;
1.15, worth 1.25; 1.25. worth
1.50.
Hall’s; Bazaar Dress Forms 2 50.
~———-OO
ill‘flll Ennis.
We are daily adding new
styles to our already complete
stock of Dress Goods at prices
guaranteed.
Extraordinary 11.1. «nuns in
Buttons and Dress Trinnninvs,
in which, having dcvotcub a
deal of attention in selecting
qualities and shades to match
dress goods as above advertis-
ed, at low prices. we are now
prepared to oilcr to the public
the greatest Easter bargains
cvcr announced by any house
in Norwalk
Hall’s Bazaar 111931 1011118150
—-———~—~oo> , ,_
GENT'S FURNISHINGS.
Another specialty in Gent’s
thlbriggnn U mlcnvcnr at. 25c,
goods that we retziilcd last sea-
son 101' 50c each
A fine grade of Bailiri'rgan
Shirts .I‘nd Drawers for.
each. Also Gent’s medium
weight Underwear at all the
popular prices
Unheard of bargains:
Gent’s Ties.
Greatest variety of Laun-
dried and Unlaundried Shirts,
fancy and plain, to be seen.
Collars and culls, all linen,
Collars 110 each, Cuffs 13c pair.
A new line throughout of
Dent’s Kid Gloves.
Gent’s Lisle Thread and fine
Cotton Hosiery a specialty.
An assortment of Knothc’s
Suspenders always on hand at
in
attention to the following:
0m» Benet. ;
80. ,florwalk, 0t.
prices to suit all
Intending buyers should nor fail to avail themseli es of this
great opportunity, for we carry the stock and sell as advertised.
II. 8. SMITH, Ii. 8 SMITH,
Opp; Ballot,
Co. florwullt, 0t.
€21.25;
SCOFIELD
KID GLOVES.
\l' I- will nil” ladle! '1 button I mlmmlmd lI-Irlni
IIt'Illl'llI II'III (limuut title whuhounoinpcutora
uc utrlvlul to get fit. on tor
Latin-II embroldcrcdbuk Ilium lot 891 Every
pair Instructed or money refunded.
W-I alto curry tho Ioulqmtarlw in dm 1 -I and
Stu-do, considered good values It bound .1. 1. '1
Um pmc will be Si. N and $1. 45 per pill.
CHALLIES.
We have loot received a lime invoice of mnet dn
Pilililc fabric. which aloof thc most delicate tiutl.
’l‘hI-uo gum!» we wul oilrr um wot-ll at tic per yard.
SPRING WRAPS AID JACKET.-
lu this di‘lflflmt'nl.lfl nmn'. we [“9 thcload
IIeIuII-Il Wrap: trim a N l to :15
(load .lcmy Jul lieu at :11!!! .159, '5 ."J and
1mm thlt up to the 1mm mud 1
Their are III 01 until nine Ind «pi-my.
Fine Cloth .llrkots with tum y wet: from 8t. ill) to
88. Thu-c “(rods un- ol‘ 1111 “min quality and mim-
lm workmanship
SCOFIELD
No. 3 (lazette IBIIilIling. Non-\valk.
BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS.
W. B. HALL & CO.
La Tosca and Dii'cctoire Jackets, Rcdingoies and i '1
Basques, Empire and Princess Jackets. Black and C011... ;
Jerseys, 1,000 Misscs' and Children’s Garments, Beaded
Wraps fiom $5 to $50 New Styles Long Garments.
Slilllil Billllll ll Bill Flilllll Jillllll.
We will sell 100 more of the Elegant Cloth Jackets at the
price of those sold last week.
. Colored Dress Goods.
Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale, Com-
mencing Monday. the 8th.
Never was such a variety of Elegant Dress F abrics placed
before the people 2~~20051yslc of Saiccns and Challics, "0
entirely new shades In llcmicttus, Clicviots and Tweed Cloths,
Beautiful Side Bands, 100 New French Robes, Scotch Silk
Plaids, The New Convent Cloth, Fine French Molmirs, New
Plaid Brilliantincs, Five qualities Fiench Servos. Cashmere
Robes, New Camels Ilnir Cloths Elegant Persian Stripes, New
Ladies Cloths, Mouslnine and (‘hnlon Cloths.
New Special Bargains.
l‘lnc I-‘l’enl'll Surges—“'0 offer 30 pleas of the best French Sergei; of our
own importation. in twenty-eight (t. 8} new shades at only 6‘51: :1 yard. Tl.’ Is in a
wonderlnl bargain.
50 C'I'S.——Une case 0140 pieces. at 50c: one c.1511 at 45: .
Fine Cashmere Serge 37 9c. Unc lot for (J )mIIinntmns 37lc.011e case We Cash.
mores 31c. One case Mlxturee at 37; O In lot at l-3:,'silk mixed. 0 to case Fine
Mixtures 291:. Above lots are either Pure Wool or Silk and \\ ml, and represent
all the new weaves and mixtures o! the season.
(I‘ringluunh, Satins and Zoph vrs
Several hundred pieces of New (linghnmn and Handsome Sateens will be opened
to-dny. Speclal lots of new white goods. F Incy Funnels and Damask Goods will
be oilered to-duy.
W.B.HALL&CO
The white will panama: no Nicotine they know that we are reliable. lint our prices are beyond companion and our good- unmnIII-d.
. WWW“ .. W...” -11...
THE GRE A'I' COMING EVENT
SPECIAL EASTER SALE
, 0F DIIY- 000118 A'I‘ .
& HOYT’S.
llslow you will tlnd a low of the many rcuom why you should vim IhlI M104
leKSI to 1111-11 all 11ml III-1:911. Innlwitch hand on tho MI‘I
W“ MW it!!! run-lied: eupcrb lawn? ntripul "kt-"11‘1"-
Hurst". l" "Il’hm" "he“ ‘" "" ““"flnk’ ‘“ ”W l.'Imh \lohnm lht'lttlomli are very dulmlteumi
extremely 1"" "I“ 01951.1»:wa In an nth-mu; them at tho wry low more“)! tile
‘33:; carry 0‘" regular stock 0' “1k '" ”h“ k p 1r \nrd Iii 1m 11 nil wool Fluinclfilét; till 013p.
in! are III‘ and Thule code won mod v no
onus cocoa. .. :1. ‘ ’ "
w° have liken particular paths in Rollin; ”I“ wry (in-mile portion-s from 3'»! ill be! lit r PIII' I0 .10 (I)
tinoot and clinics-III ttn- uurkut Itlonlu.
3‘1 inch All wool myhumcn at :t-Ic,
«I inch all wool Boom-this, Ind 11' entire quality
and lustre, at the.
Lure comma {mm 76c per pair to 81.”.
Our line or «limb-I is 11" complvtc unit It. unheard
of price».
[WWO do not innit our ppm 1.1 union to) Insure, weeks or months, but have our Grunt! Speciel Rule from Jun lot to Do Mr! M ewry )1 Ir
& HOYT,
No. 39 \VuI-Illington’ BL, South Nst'walk.
Brand Spring flueniwng'
The most elegant dfiplay of
Foreign Novelties
liwr shown to the public.
A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. Ilavc also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large ass‘ortz‘ncnt in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
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Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwa1k, Conn.
DAVID STOW,
F u r niture-
BARGAINS
In Chamber Suits.
Solid Antique 01k Chamber Suit. 8 pieces. $35.00; tonnerly sold at $45.00
Ash Chamber Suits, 8 plates. 923.00. The best suit ever cold for the money.
Ellfi‘lm’lfifié'; TABLES.
v'l'he ilnat Imminent of Antique nod fancy covered chairs. Foot Berta. Blocking Cues, etc.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
UP s'rnxns.
‘FRUI'I" PUDDINE
A most delicious Dessert. thut can he propund 111 the minute; Rue. Vanilla. Chocolate and laceroou
llamas. Those who have u-cd It spook hurhxy I)! it.
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For the hentcn Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at 16c. lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
kins, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring. &c.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32¢ a (102.
3 1h. lnrlliell Creamery Butler in $1.00, 01351. 111.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Root Butter for $1,0r 30c lb
4 lbs. Good: Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
Fret-h (fumed Herring. a line arrirle, two cans for 25¢. Clam Chowder in cans. Pickled Lobster and
Lambs Toncue, and up. ted oysters in glass. Euro Choice Pmnnelz, 15c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Shredded Codi-II Is dellzhmil: one pound um 20 Ior two pounds or my other kind; inc act-2e. Try it.
filitoruisl‘mnes, No 111-3111: for 23c. urge California I' nuns, 1’ sud ltc lb. 3 cs Soap 11:10:.
29:11:15 choice Layer Fig; fora:
_ WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
H'lluc you tried the colt-tinted Dew Drop Canned Goons; they heat than at.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
873 Washington St... 1 - So. Nor-walk.
Large Sales. Small Profits!
BOOTS AND SHOES.
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,1. O. H. HARVEY,
19 North Main St” SonthNorvvalk.
GARPETS CARPE'rs GARPETS
Ingrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
Will. PAPERS!
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
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84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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