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IWTFORAILAD
Sunday to Be Obscr‘ved on the
Central System.
'Illll-‘II‘I'ITBAINS 70 BE SHIPPED.
Nothing to In loved an" nay I but
“I. Stork but! I'urlslulltlu (lo-ulI—n‘lr.
Bop.- Rnplalua the Plant of the Mall--
road Company.
N“ YURI, April '.'.'n. :\ffl r Mn} 1 Illi-
Kc! York Central railroad \tlll rut ulf the
[MU part of lbs Sunday lrn-Iglil trnlllv
Thb h ”I to be a port of it an M Vanda-r
but with Hand», \tlllt‘ll ~lhrlv-l mine
timago with tho Ninth-mini: uf tlw Snnd iy
stage- nn Fifth avonnu, mid may ln' hug-i)
due to tliet‘ffnrtuif ('ul. l‘lllint l". fill-paid
At any “to, if in the lfl'gllllllll; of n I‘Mwlu-
film on all railroads can! of ('lnvngn in \\ 110 h
the Vanderbilta bold tln- controlling lntvrwt.
and will in a idmrt tutr-vxlon-l to tbs~ pow-w
gov service as Well a» freight.
Mlent ('hnunm-y .\l. lh-pru ~nid .\‘"lt'l"
day to a reporter: “Thu iv tin an lulun movi-
(lithe part of fllt‘ Central. Tln‘ multrr ha:
'8. W by tho illl'u‘lnra for sotln' time.
Nubian-1i!” Van-lurbilt Ia- wry much in
four dit, punt at the but llltltblliy‘ uhirh lu~
IMl hem ho Went to Europe, March
an,“ Wu 6014th to nmlw thu- r-Ipvrimvtil.
and weshall (winnienw it nftvr May I."
The Motive.
“What it! llie motive for th:- change. .‘ilr.
Ikpewf‘ asked the H‘llil‘ll'l‘.
“It it purely religioth." mill .‘lr. livin-w.
"WC expect that it will llllltlHVI' the moral:
01W mun—give tln-tn inure tinn- nl li-vnu-
and make them better mll-llt‘ll \tlth tho-1r
lot To be sure it will cut tln-nidown in
their week‘s earning.» nnwwvt-nth, but 1
think they will b:- milallI-d by knuuing
ahud when they can hnvundny oil. 11 ll
proves mt‘l’t‘fldlll. and w:- cxpwl it will. “'1-
aball extend it as for ns p Nible to [amoral-r
W 0‘ course we cannot stop a man nnd
his family at Buffalo or lt u-hmta-r, nr 1’»-
dunk, wherever Sunday on-rlnkm‘ tln- trnlns'.
0f coum through trains on the road will
have to continue. just thu- Num- ue poridmbl»
‘flkl’t. We cannot let such freight stand
over Sunday, and in many cows New York
needs the supply."
Will It Affect Frelght 'l’ramr'.’
"Will not this cut down the freight trntlic
oftbe Central!"
“Hardly. We expect to work llfll’llt'l'
enough through the week to make up for it.
and cmleqtiently there will be no Int-n thrown
mtotomployment by it. This will vxlrnd
toavery meet our mad- eaiit of t'nirngn.
If the roads west would do the mxnc it would
materially help us, of counts, but the mun»
tltlon on some of the roach is m gn-nt tlmt
they cannot afford to, and the stum- will
hold good in their [teenager trulllc. It is the
competition which prevents thr- stoning:- of
through pamgcr trninu. l was in favor nf
the measure from the first time Mr. “indoor-
hilt proposed it, but it opens up mum dilli-
cult and complex problrnta. 1! con—
necting roads offer us freight ivc nnu-t
takeit. Wemnnot afford to llN‘ the bud.
nah Perishable freight and live stock must
also be hurried through, but altogctbt-r l
tbinkwcshallcut down our freight trailic
on Sundays at inlet 50 per m-nt. (Inbide of
ouraystoml don't think there will be nny
change made in this direction, and on many
of tb’liucs it cannot be done on account of
competition.”
This move includes besides the New York
Central and its branch rnmls Wittering in
this city, the Michigan Central and the l’lffz‘v
burg and lake Eric. The freight trnim will
rmiuly all bestoppnl nttl o‘clock Saturday
evening, and will not start before 6 o'clock
Hominy morning.
Prosperity In the South.
BAL‘rntonz. ,April 25,—The Manufacturen'
Record lemony aslml a number of leading
Southern bankers for their views upon the
condition of lithium in their section and the
min. Replica have been rccciVed from
a large number, and without exception they
tell of great improvement in basins-<5 and of
activity in trade and manufactures. In the
lat two years the South has min-d over
LLW balm of cotton, owr 1,lllfl,lllfl_ll'fl)
builds of corn, near tantrum) bluiicis of
wheat and 160,0»,000 built-ls of this, the
.total value being over thallium, which '3
.1” in excess of the value of the South's
agrialltural products in any two tmnact’titit'c
‘ preceding years.
V Flowers in the Prenldcnt'n l’nlh.
.' .7 SEW YORK, April BIL—Tho: young ladies of
. the Normal college and of the annual: gram-
nnrachools of the city are in a flutter of ex-
citement over the high honors cont erred upon
awnsiderableuutnher of them in lying chmcn
toactu flower strewers in the path of the
holder of the highest office in the gift of the
natitm a: he enters the city hall on the after-
noon of April 30. Those upon whom the
choice has fallen are btuaily planning for the
great day, when, clad in dresses of pumt
white, they will form a most beautiful and
inmting feature in the programme.
-' Capital l’unlahment in Michigan.
LAXSISG, Mich, April 23,—The house he.
‘ Mt!” Abbott capital punishment bill.
ltisnotaradioal return no «natal punishv
. “ limb”!!! wuvictioa for
,zvnurder, that every juryman must sign a
yinittaa «rum Will“: the death
,pualtybdomit can be immaahaml even
thathatxial judge may exercisehisdkcrev
tint: and make the sentence life imprisonment.
”The execution may be by hanging or by
. Wty.
, A Dinatmo Gale.
m Pa, April zi-A gale traveling
.A forty—1n mile: an hour came down the lake,
. this port at half~past 3 o'clock. Ab
'lmitthedarkna- of night mine with the
.. ’m of rainaud ball that {allowed the m-
guxtaol wind. Shipping Inflated much
In the city and surrounding votin—
trytbe lo- will bahaavy, audanumberot
.mmwiouly injured by flying do
Iii. '
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~A€onol Shakespear- Sold for 01,400.
”You: Lynda—At the auctionsale
_o(tbahhnryoltbelatoltobertLenoxKen—
nady'a of the first Sbakapeare folio
war-dd for 01,400 It wasexpectad
_ itvould tatchaumch higher price,”
than, are but fe'copta of tbheditiou in
'9 Wald the Baron. BmdetvCoutta
pddfiwforthamwhichshgm
‘1‘. TM‘MM
Suntan-ax, Ala,Apnl 21—h: the trial
leekflamy-tcdaytorth. mo.
bk daugbtar, testimony was taken to the
“Nthcnoditial of the girl's lungs
vb"- tba bodywas taken from the water
“Matti-manetodrmmlag.
”whim-distal”.
- .mu ’
a—‘l'be senate, bya
manna». April
vote, pad the prohlbt
“rotate-Mondrian“:
H
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ON THE DIAMOND.
500m of the Various (innit-a I'layod
Throughout Ibo l'uuntsy.
le Yliltl, April LL}. — 'l'ln' li‘l|.;l|" gaunt
in this- vicinity were upetuul vn-iunlny by the
Ni-W York and litrluiu Tll“ yum-I “mum
exciting "no lllt'\'t'r,l't'.~|l'i1,.tlll mu. mt.
lI-tt‘tl by It llll‘gl' (1‘0th Hf stn‘i‘ldlura. ll it.
pulled In a twin: y for the ll Mum The fol—
low mg was tlu- “'l'l't
no an
a n u u u r n A r.
Ill-Mn I f t ‘3 l 0 ll
Jnltllelun l' f " I H u u u
hell) I t .‘ .' l u o o
lllI-lllln‘l~ ll. 1 I ' 1”» n n
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huh, il- l U 0 ' l 0
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ll: 121x lwn ‘3‘- '- l 1 . 'l I'
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Xvi \ :L. l o n .5 -.‘ u n g -
Twin-1 mu \-'.i \H'b. ' IZ-v-' .. I 'I'm-
valnls- lli‘nlull. lwlly. imminent. ll. liltlnnl-
out. Quinn. l1.tll.H-U. I-nrv. 1i. balm-4mm 2.
Fin-i l-au- on balk .lnbmlul: .3. b'. 11) 1;".
lllnllllll'l'V. ’lI-.n.in. l'unnur. “Riv-l, “hum-y
ln~'l Im-vnnwrmm an \‘~ tail Mull-n my.
' 'uld'". Eu u-,:. Hall-11. '3 5n. "lllW' 112'».
:1 vi ll
Ill-nillwri V141 '11-2'1 'm I u :n:. I'm:
n-vr “did :2". Filtllv-l‘t \\‘--l.-ls I'mnlvlm Hol.-_
'11- “1'1", I,‘nmn. ‘.’ \\ 11d [brown l,ln.m..lh-n:.-'1L
'liuw ml \_' llllI' I luml‘ .‘l'l'1 l'.’ n In‘ I: » 1 mi lrr~
ll-Quni I and I‘m: I \ \ih-ndnnm- I. u-:.' f-hn- it
out Ill-:‘v. l:\\lll‘,_'. l'unliur. 1| 1:11‘l.:ll1wt'l.“llil
my \‘t'll‘l|.'.' ‘
morn hum.
Al \\'.i~l.n._vlun
“Tummy-n, ..l 0 0 0 l 0 0 ‘1 0 I
l‘lnlmh-Iplna II 7- U U l '.' H W «I ~
“Kilt-rive llntllnuton nnd l'li'llu'lll; Km‘lt' :ilul
librighi l'mlnrr' l'u-w-n-lvn
.tt I'iri‘lmr:
l'nI-.'~nr,: o n n o n .1 '. n n .
t'lgi.-.«_u. ". n n 0 0 2 «i n or
ll.illv-r|v~' “mm :1“! ‘liliv-r; llulrlzmwn ”ll"
l‘nrrv-ll l'mplrr‘ l.vnrli
.\t ln-linnnp >1I~ ~
lli'lllll.h|ldln.. ." l l ‘J ‘1 n :l I» l l"
Hun-land, n n o I) o 2 4» ll 1 3
llnltnrin-u: (lllu‘lli nnxl Buckley; lLllu'lv‘)’ ltlz'l
Snyder l’mpirr: llnrnmn,
Al linltiinorn-
ltnltimnru ll 0 n l u 1 n 11
Brooklyn .0 0 a} o 2 n n o u ..
limb-rich: Kilroy nnd Tm»; llnglm'. l'nnu.
hit?" and (‘Iark l'mplrv: Ilnllmrl.
At Plillfllll'lpllb’b-
Athletic . W.l 1 L' 0 l N 1 I1 l-7
Columbus“ ....... .‘l 4' U 0 H l 2' H II I;
Illth-nm: Smith and lln-nnnn; (Lutnuhl and
:1 I. l‘mpn’v: Fv-r;lim-zi.
..-
“'anl Sign! «In: the New Yorlu.
.\'i:u' Yank. April Lilo—Julio “'nrd signed
tbv-w-ntrm't with fllt‘ Nuw York club 1n~t
night
The Danmarlt'q l'aust-nuon.
L'lllr'Mm, April 2.3.-Trnins an the l’itbs-
burg and Fort \l'nyne railroad brought Ill!»
of the rmclwd prim-tigers of the but simmer
Dnnutark tut'hicugo ymtvrdny. 'l'ln- l'niun
depot was crowdul w ith friend.» and rt'lntivvs
of the xmlmcrs and many were the con-
gratulations at their sale arrivxa. Many of
"in“! '11" arrival fll‘" huuml fur “'lklt'nl
pointi and they will go out on the immigrant
trains of the various rumba
l’nimoizu-nia, April Lyn—.‘ll'fiaf'i Funvh,
Elye & L'o., of New York, «gt-tits of the
’l'liingvallu line of ito'nnn-rs, to uhicli Cum-
pnny the lost Danmark belungul, today tele-
graphed to lli'b' city that they have rt-reivnl
a cable from Copenhagen directing them to
pay the ownurs of "iv Atlantic transport
steamer Miswuri fur the cargo which tln
1n~t nnmul «earner jc-ttimnul for the pur-
pms uf making room to accniinnulnte the
llnnnirirk's [iflhfittllgt'm
The Carter DIvorn- fine.
('lnu'ao'm, April 2.1—)lrs'. l‘nrtvr'a $1.th of
the notol‘lrm'divm-mcnsn wm linisln-d yo.-
trrdny with the exception of Wading ll'llt'l’:
and dclrnitlons, and l.r~.~1in- Corn-r, hc-r husr
baud, begun lit. cleft-nan. llv- mid 11i.~ “ifc
was an extravagant woman. His wife'» -,;n'/.-~
seemed to make him nervous whenen-r lu-
was nsltedalunt any of her charges. 'l'ln-n
he would fact- the jury and say; "So:
never, never. 1 nev--r dul; I never >3! l .-nch
a thing."
Opening the (fanalo for Tralllc.
ALBASY, N. \'., April 3'».~~Tln- following
was amt out ymtcmny by Silp'rltllcmlrllf
Shannban : ”'l'lnr l'lnunplnin, film-k river,
”angry, t'nyugn and Sum-cu canal; rm l that
partof El'lt' critinl from immune. tbr’hend
I)! l-l’k No. l'; Il-llt'm Will lk' ”tribal fur navi—
gation on “elm-sultry: May 1, l‘WA That
portion of the llriu canal from the hmnl of
lock So. 4"» to Little Falls “'Elt probably be
opened on Slay 4.”
I’ninn l'ucilic Election.
1; arm, April Lil—Tb.- fullmvin; - illn'v r.»
of the Union Pacific Railroad coupon; lmn
been re—elcctml: l'r.-.~idrnt, l'lturfus 1', Adams.
\it'uz lirt‘hloltflll. “’Illlnln ll. llnlcnmb, Ill
Umnhu; it"t'rill'l vice president, (inrtlnn-r .‘l.
lane, of It Mun: mmptroller, Dov: r .‘d.
Mink, of llmton: awnflnry, Alexander .‘lll'
(1" “f llmtnn. nwistant St‘t'f’t'llfl')’, James )1
Ham, of Sew York.
A [m band of Roman gold, ornamented
with a row of tiny forgetrmenots running
along the center, (onus quite a pretty lance-
”- .
Shot by :- \Vortltlna Husband.
SEW Yoitx, April ill—Mrs. Mary Prel-
dolph, aged :5), who left her huaband re-
cently because of his drunken, lazy and
abusive habits, and has since :uqurted her-
sell by Working in a box factory, was shot
and probably totally wounded by Frclxlolph
in the apartments of her mother, with whom
she had taken refuge. Freldolph on: ur-
rested.
The l'hmnix Life Insurance Company.
Haunoao, April 15,-lmurance (Somalis
siouer I-‘yler has begun an examination of the
Pin-nix )lutual Lilo Insurance company, on
which Philadelphia parties have an option of
purchases. The examination will pubauy
mcupy several months' time.
Fatally Kicked by I “one.
pm Man, April 23,-lsrael Fellows,
of Peabody, a paper hangs, fell in a tit from
his wagon at Tapieyville yestenlay. Hts
horse became frighten! and kicked him in
the bead, crushing his akull and killing him
instantly.
Emma“.
Banana, He, April a—Ly-nder B. Rau—
dalhagedm,offlaugor,was found deadin
and-rater attbe Katabdinioe home. He
bade-mutter] sulcidobystnngulation A
untowa- fwuduhispuwusayinz: "Rum
didtt."
.. Shot Ill-OIL
Wat—W mpg-n,
withoanntthd Iniddaat blonddanoo
mmmlamnhg,bysbootiag
mammuasm. n.
hv-avflowaadaaaeuu.
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The latest and most approv-
ed styles with a large variety
of Ilandlc in Wood, Silver and
Gold mountings, prices rang:-
ing from 75c to 6.50.
Also choice lots of l’arasols
,- ; with beautiful Handles in Glor-
ias and Silks, at 1.10, 1,25,
1.35, 1.00, 1,821,125, 2.35,
2,50, 2.75, 3.15, 3.25, 3.50.
spcclivcly one-third more than
wcliavc marked them for open-
ing this season.
A large assortment of Fancy
Parasols in Suralis, F :incy
Striped Silks and Laces, snpcr-
ior t0 :tnytlnztlity we have ever
ollcrcd at the following privvs:
3.00, 3.50, 4.00, 5.00.
Lacs mm Gals.
"" dozen of all the latest
styles of Children’s anc and
Surah Caps, the finest lino cvcr
shown, at prices from ‘25 to
50 per cent. below customary
charges, as follows: ‘25, 50,
75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.35, 1.40, 1.50,
1,75 and $2.00.
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[llfllfls and 111111.
50 dozen Ladies’ and Chil-
dren’s Silk Gloves and llitts in
Black and colors, very much
below the cost to manufacture,
‘25, 35, 40, 50. i5 and 80, worth
respectively 35, 45, 50, 65, 00
and 1.00 per pair. Also a few
lines of Kid Gloves left from
our great Faster Sale, which
we will close at special prices.
Drill" E1113.
On Thursday we will open a
line of extra line striped Flan-
nels 40 inches wide, all wool,
for 38c per yard, worth 65c.
Honriettns in all shades, lin-
est in the land, for 89c, 1.06
and 1.10 per yard.
A fulllinc of mourning goods
in Serges, Unshmeres, Henriet-
tas, Grapes, Nuns’ Yelling, etc,
Exceptional bargains in Sn»
teens, and Clmllics at 180, 22c
and 25c per yard.
Mohair and Satin Band dress
goods in all sliadcs'and at the
lowest prices. ' ' ’ "
Figured Pongce Silks in the
finest shades for 85c per yard.
Q.
We assure the
and every article
daily
are new
than old stock
where.
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in 1,3,5 11" 1,, A, 1:. - ,,
a 11"»:1»:
SOUTH NORWALK EVEN
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3.05, 4.50 and 5 75, worth nu,
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Wenrc showingr an cxtcn-
sivc line of cheap, medium and
good quality 01 Ladies and
Childrcns llosicry in all the
new spring shades and ll()\’t‘l-
ties. We have tln- largest us-
sorlnn-nl oi Ladies and child-
rcns Knit Vests to be soon. to
which we direct >pm-inl atten-
tion as bargains and would
«pinto the following prices:
10, 1.5, 35, 40, 15, and 50(-
mtcll.
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huts" Furnishings.
.70 don-n ficnts' llnlbriggnn
Shirts and Drawers, posiliwly
Worth 501: each. will be sold.
for 'lfw. This is tIn- greatest
1bargain in (lcnts' underwear
t‘t’t'l‘ shown in the counlly.
Men‘s fancy trimmed Night
Shirts. not (In-up, undesirable
shirts, but goods of tlic linvst
nmkcztnd Iinish at 1.00 and
1.25.
Grnndcst assortment
Gcnts‘ Tics in Turks and Four-
lll'lllllltls in all tln- lending
spring shades. I
All the new shadcs ol the
celebrated llcnt's Kid Glows
at 1.75.
flcnls' Linen Collars and
Cull's;(‘u11:u's 11v L'flt'll, Culls
lilt- pcr pair.
luminlricd and nnlnumlricd
Shirts in plain and pltllla',
ment should be road by cvvrv
(lwntlmnan. Note prices and
0:111 and examine the goods.
Wc have :1 department dc-
votod exclusively to the sale
and manufacture: oi genuine
Scott-11 llollnnd Shades. This
is the best material used to-dnv
for shade purposes. 0m- 61'
tln- most important f‘ntures is
the fixture. Wcusc only the
best llarlsliornSpring roller,
those which have been tried
for years and proven satislnti,
tory. Estimate; furnished and
sbadcsput up at short notice.
people that each
advertised in our
and weekly advertisements
Spring goods. carefully se-
lected. and POSITNELY LOWER
advertised else-
. S. SMITH,
10 South Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK,”GONN.
mo Summon, THURSDAY, APRIL 25, no.
of
NOTICEr—Jl'his :uli vl'tlsw!
‘ ‘ THIS
SPACE
RESERVED FOR
SCOFIELD e. HOYT,
THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
. AT LOW PRIC S.
Spcclnl Sale 0! Anllquo Cbambcr Quilt, It I cm, “9.50.
l-lxtcmlon Tablet. .5 00.
A line assortment of Lounges and Draped Couches.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
UP STAIRS. I
Brand Sung (Inning!
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
I'Ivt-r shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. llavc also a Complete line of
3m " “amour mutant IIII A s.
llnmplcs, limpirc and Princess .lzu'kcls. lilnck and Colorct
.1 crscys,
Wraps from $5 to $50, New Slylvs Lon; (lurnn- 5.
81111111 801131113 In Best Filling. inlets.
price of those sold last week.
Colored Dress Goods.
mencing Monday, the 8th.
Lndics' Cloths, Monslninc and Chulon Cloths.
New Special Bargains.
Flue l‘rcnclt Scrflca—JVe olfvr 80 picccs of the best French
own importation, in twenty-eight 123) new eludes at only my: a yard.
wonderful bargain. .
50 C'I‘Sp—Om- case of 40 piccrs at 501': one case- at 453.
Fine Cashmere Sergi- 37 'gc. Ono lot for Combinations 371:.
men» lllc. One case Mixtures nt 373". the lot at «legallk min'd.
Mixtures 29c.
all the new weaves and mixtures of the season.
This is
Our case Fin
Ginglituns, Sutiits and Zt-pliyt-s_
be altered to-day.
W. B. HALL & CO.
:1 Tosca and I.)1rcrloirc Juvkols‘, llmlingolcs and bias
1,000 Mis‘scs’ and ("hildn-nk ll:ll‘llll'll>‘, llvndcd
We will scll 100 more of the Flt-gun! Cloth Jackets at the
Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale. Com-
N'cvor was such a variety of Elegant Dress Fabrics placed
bt-forc tlic pcoplc :---~‘2005ty1cs of Satccns and Challics, 20
entirely new shades in llcnricttns, Cheviot; and Twccd Cloths,
B ututiful Sidc Bands, 100 Now French Robes. Scotch Silk
Pluids, The New Convent Cloth, Fine French Mohairs, New
Plaid Brilliantincs, Five qualities Front-11 Scrgcs. Cashmere
Robes, New Canicls' llair Cloths, Elegant l’crainn Stripes, New
Surges of our
Si‘vcral hundred pieces of New tlinghams and Handsome Sntrcns will be npenrd
to-dny. Spccml lots of new white good-.1, Fancy Flannel: nfld Damask Goods will
W.B.HALL&CO
FANCY GOODS.
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Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A largo ‘lr~'~'01'l|llClll in fancy summer liosc, prices similar.
1
Chi“ ‘ ~-
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
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In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give 115 :t cull and prove for yourself.
H. Krleger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS
lngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
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the cow 50c t‘tshv '
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Above lots are either Pure Wool of Silk and Wool, and ro’prt'sent I
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
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A. IllllllEIlMAll & snu’s.
'IETRUIT PUDDINE!
flavors. Thu-e who have mod it rpm]: highly of it.
For the Lcntcn Season we have first-class, No.
Mackcrcl at l6c lb. Mackerel in 10 and '20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring. kc.
3 In. 11011111911 Creamery Butler for $1.00, 0135!: 111.
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
Fresh Canned Herring, a line article, two cane for tic. Clam (‘howtler in cam.
Latnba Tongue, and spiced oysters in glass. Extra Choice l’runnele, 15c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
California France. 10c 1b.. 3 ll» for 251:. Lam: California Frame, 12 and lie lb.
21b. Choice Law-r Figs for '3."-
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
a‘llavc yon trial the celebrated Dew Drop Canned Goods; they treatment a! .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, .
33 Washington St»
A most delicious Dcsecrt. that can be prrparcd in are minutu: Rose, Vanilla. Chocolate and Macaroon
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The linest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 :1 doz.
3 1-2 Ihs.‘C|micc, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1. or title lb
Pickled Minter and
Shredded Codtlah is delightful: one pound will no for two pounds of any other kind; 15c package. Try it.
3 ca 1*: Soup for 10¢.
So. Norwalk. .1
84 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
’ Palace queen
FURNACE -
IS USED IN
NORWALK. _
so. NOHALK,
3 EAST Yvonwm.
And has. proved to b-- the moat wwrrful furnace now in
use. For sale by ..
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Large “Sales. Smallrrrififl’rofits!
Spring Opening Sale
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and quality. lie-ember tau plane
, 0. HI HARVEY,
12 North Main St..
BOOTS AND SHOES.
C. H. HARVEY’S.
NEW SPRING- STYLES,
At Prices ‘Vhicll Defy Connpotition.
amend cranium before purchasing els'whcn. This sale will take the load In print, style:
South N orwalk.
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