Evening sentinel, Saturday, April 27, 1889 · page 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

ttlE REVIEW

Arrangements to Welcome the
President Completed.

TIE Slltlll' T0 Ill: llllllih'fili.

III-rim llyarlnlha. ‘l‘iillpq and Ilnmidlla
tournament the Wall. of the ”l'll’lh

polltua opera "nun—ladle. at tho

Ileana- t.

le Vanni. April -lt--ar .\dlult‘ill
Jouett came to town )‘i'hh-t‘iltll' tn Ii-Ivl‘ost'lll
Admiral l‘ortcr III t'fllllt‘l‘t-lln'i- it uh the naval
ctimmlttee regarding dctnlls of the naval
parade. When he arrived at the committee
loom bcdwlaiul that .\dniiral l'orti-I ‘snrdi-ra
Intuit be obeynl. Admiral l'nrtcr had ordered
that the Dispatch proceid from Elizabeth.
port through the lllloa of the parade, and no-
company the war v minis up the Ila hon river
aafar al Twenty-sixth street, tlieu mining
them In review. ’I‘lieu, leaving the war \"03-
Nb, the Dispatch was to strain down again,
round the Battery and lurid the ltl’t'r'olt'lll ut
the but of Wall ruin-ct. The orders the naval
cntniiiittoe had imiwi were that the Dispatch
should [.I'ot‘wd from Eiimlw-tliynrt at once to
the font of Wall street, and let the parade
take care of itself. Rear Admiral dulh‘l’l do
elated that the llialultt’li was ii government
Vera-l, and that a «monument otllccr “its
marshal of tliu allatr. Tho cuiiiiiiittw I'tlll'
tested that the whole affair was purely a
civic downstration, and that Admiral Porter
was acting only in an honorni y capacity as

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Closing the Doors.
‘ The door! were closed upon tli.l discursion,
which was time hours in duration. At its
close it was announced that Rear Admiral
Jouett had accepted the naval conunittoe's
pmgrnmme in every particular. The argu-
ment of the committeo‘was that if the Dis-
patch took the proposed trip up the Hudson
before landing the president he would not get
to Wall street for two hours after the sched-
uled time, and the entire programme for the
demonstration after his landing would be do-
layed.
Reviewing the \l‘nnliips.

In place of the review of the warships that
Admiral Porter wanted up the Hudson it was
represented that the thatch could review
the ships—obwnr in the harbor on her way to
Wall street. As a result of the conference
orders were issued in the name of Admiral
Porter providing for the carrying out of the
committees original plans.

A column consisting of the naval division,
the revenue division and the yacht division
will anchor a little to the west of the main
channel northeast of Ellis Island. The naval
vowels will take their places at anchor on
Sunday and the revenue cutters and yachts
on Monday. Bailing Vim-Is will anchor be-
tween Ellis and Bedloe's Islandv.

The ltqute of the Dispatch.

The route of the Dispatch from the Kill
von Kull will be between the merchant
marine columns parallel to the naval column
until the head isreached and thence to the
anchorage at Wall street. When the his-
patch is abreast of the rear of the yacht di-
vision the revenue cutters and yachts will
begin nsalute of twenty-one guns, and as the
Dispatch passes the officers and crcivs of each
vessel will parade on deck and salute by an.
covering. 0n the men-of—wnr all hand.» will
be called to man the yarda At the lust pun
of the Chicago the vmls will get under way
and the navy, revenue and yacht column will
steam up the North river. The revenue and
naval t‘wk will anchor at Fifty-Hist street
and the yachts will disperse and find anchor-
age of! Staten Island and Bay Ridge.

The first merchant marine division will
follow the Dispatch into the East river, and
proceed up to Hunter’s Point and back
around the Battery and up the North river
and around the naval and revenue column at
anchor, and down to Governor's Island and
diamante. '

Commodore Gerry has named George L,
Schuyler as commodore of the yacht division
of the naval parade. Commodore Gerry will
be kept away by his duties as chairman of the
executive commdtee. (bionic-lore Schuyler
will sail the Electra, the flagship, and will
have Capt. Stephen II. Peabody for assistant
commodore.

The Decoratlona.

The work of decanting the interior of the

Metrpjplitan Opera house for the bull and

"banquet was pushed through most of last
night. The Broadway vestibule is being
made a garden of old fashioned flowers.
Primroses, hyacinths, tulips, daffodils, and
the like will bloom among shrubs that border
the walls and balustrades, and old fashional
fruit this will grow everywhere. Here and

. there will be delightful paths bordered with
garden box, and daisies and dwarf shrubs
will int-1min the grits plot of rm] grass, with
old fashioned, odd shaped tlower beds all over
it, no two alike.

A great structure in flowers will r'wn tron:
the stage at the hall. It will be a succeadon
of lemurs 01 red azaleas, white azaleas and
lute hydrangeus, repeated again and again.
There will be big and little trea, pine and
hemlock, brought from Virginia.

At the banquet roses will be the feature of
the decoration of the president‘s table.

Ladle. Wlll Attend the Banquet.

Thebanquet will begin at 7 o'clock. The
wheawill begin at 9 o'clock. A great ef-
fect will be caused by the entrance uttbo
ladies into 1b boxes". The appearance of
Ilia Harrison in her box will be the signal.
Haifa iniuutmafterward the long tiers ot
hire boxes will b.- tilied.

Superintendent Murray wishes it under-
stood that, for the syiecial benefit of guests at
the banquet, details of mounted men Will be
placed on banquet day at Thirty-fourth
street, Fertymd street and Fifty~ninth
street, toopen the lines for the bunqueters
upon presentation of ticketa They will,
tbaelvn, attempt to cros the city onlyat
thuethrce points, if they wish to get through.

l Played “am with the Colors.

The gay centennial decorations that de-
lighted the eyes of New Yorker! on Thumlay
preairnted a iii-at and and woohegoue appear-
anc: at dusk yestenlay. The driving rain
and the searching wind of the yu’eoeding
twmty-four hours had robbed them of tluir
beauty, and they hung limp and boilraggled
mthcwallsllketheplumage ofahalf
drowned yucock. All along Broadway the
dutructm was apparmt, and in norm in-
MI! was cranial tn the «linoleum-sad
actually that it made. Some of the dew
fatal had evidently expected only w:
W, aai had cmpequuitly mod the

stall for decorating their plan;
TH- naterial aaamod tube the mind's de-
light-ad the changes that it madointha
nanny cola: were aster-Milli: In their wild-
nya-dennplato- Whatwuaradlantnd
d with m with a blue .9111 of shr-
. My became an iadaaa-ihhle rain.
led colors at Friday morning and a plain
whb rag last night

 

TO VINDICATI His NAM:

(I... linger .\. I’ry or to It. Cleared of I
I'lmrge of ('tmut‘dlm

l‘u-nr-w, April 27 - .‘\ Manchester. N. I!
qua-ml 1.. ‘l 1.. lin-duig Ilcrald put-i that ll]
fauna) it h .i I'. “r .\. l'I'y-ri' are taint
Ilt'lm tnmu-l limiting hix name from 1
charge I" lunar-bra brought by the trout-
eru |1r|h\ lh't.‘ill~' of hi» Nt‘a‘lll numb on
Ndlild‘lll «pi. ~iinn. 'l‘Iic pap-n accused bin
of being it mi.- ua' uuuppurb-r of thot'ouft -
i-ml ‘,'-r\t'l nun-lit, null urizuul that he waua
p . n ‘l.|l r li-i-m the Met that lII‘ was ca. 1-
iiicd llml vent In" th. 'I'Iiutnhiy the genera 5
sun, Ila-i .\ I'iyl-r, .Il' , mu lll .\lutIcIu-d I’
to Mr I ipl. II it Ilihllc)‘, the "not w I
capiuml 1.1— into r t‘upt. lludley laid iii 1
in .\< » nil-r. INN, l'iipt. Ilurrugu, Hf tie
Thirn ~i\ih .\inwicliumilta regiment, “lilo
camp. d in a c. lltll'llllltllll trade In ll~'\\‘h|'It|N‘
lt-Iw n. l'lt',, “lib‘ll was going on la'tWI ll
th-- IIII‘kcl hum, win captitrul by two Coll-
fcd rain IlllIl‘rl'i, and that licn. I’arke. of t u-
Niiith corp , I'l ipit-utod in. ulliccm tn captu
ionic t‘unzisli-rates' In retaliation. Acct
ingly I'll-lie). on inwtin: tit-u. l'ryor l
tWtI'lllIII! llllln trying to cxchangi-newigj -

1.
porn, cam-red him with a revolver l
march-«I him into camp under tlumt of l-
bllllll death ll be athniptcd torcslst. ti
rl'il'ltlll.’ (apt. lludlcy‘s post lieu. l’ry r
tll‘o'll' a ll'ttlI‘I‘l’ and tried to slit-01 lliidl ',
but “in limirinul by t'apt. liliowy, of tie
'l'Iill'i)‘ file‘hlhl .\lrllllt', \tlm \t’llIl li-ll "It'll t
i‘llplcil tiic III-‘l.

SHOT HERSELF IN THE BREAS .

blur Ila-coinci- lllllllll‘ Over the Fact 1 l
Mm “‘iu l'hllillcn.
Krill Yidlh’, .\pl‘ll 27.-Fltnwil.' do Mil o,

aged H, of 2.2“; First avenue, commit ed
suicide by hlllilllllg bone" in the brunt.

She was the Wife of L'llarli-srlcllurfl a
l‘lIIIl'HllIl contractor, and was married llllt -n
months tigo at Argyle, Wis. She ll'clllll'
tlusllllllll'lll and handy insane over the f ct
that she wa. t'lllI-IItM Uri limiting of 1h.
suicidelicr lllhltnlltl trial toslimt hiinatlf,
and bring prevcuttvl, ufterwnnl rittenipred
to cut his throat. lie was put under guard
at a police rtution.

Ill-s l‘nll l'rovnl l'atul.
l’i..uxrii:i.ii, N. J., April film-Frank \‘ai
Buren, .mn of Gen. T. \‘uri Baron. of Haiti-
field, while riding Saturday was thrown fr an
hishorse. sustaining injuries from whit-libi-
died yontcrduy. He was 21 years old. An
Old brother, Edward, was reven-Iy in jam in
New York by n llrwulwny car but Fridiy,
and it was while the rest of the family in -re
in attendance upon him at tho.- l'hainL
street hospital that the accident to Frank
curred.

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'l'lic “'cavcrw‘ Strike.
hit'xi‘lhldi, Conn, April ill—Two mill.
the White Manufacturing company 5
down _\'u~'lel‘ildy. This action was caused by
the. all'lkc of 130 weaveni Thumlay. 1'' ur
lllllllll'tll persons are thrown out of work.
The company offered a slight advance, ml
the, “'l'flVl‘N held out for a cent a yard 1 rid
a protracted strike is feared.

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The ('ardltY-Jackaon Fight.

Sits FRANCISCO, April ill—The (‘ard'tl—
Jackson contest came oil but night. Ca lit!
Weighed 1V: and Jackson 200 pounds In he
first round t'urdilf, after taking some bl wit,
seized Jacks-n by the neck and forced uu
against the rope}. A claim of foul was nt
allowed. The rest of the light was interim g.

 

'l'lie Clloal Tournament.
.\‘lw Youx. April 27,—The chess gn rte
yesterday resulted 11.15 follows: Martinez beat
Mitchell-l: Bird bent Judd: Maison beat Tich~

igurin; Una-burg beat Burrdle; lilac-kl urn
beat Wei»: I). 1;. Ikiinl beat Show-alter; ’ol-
lock beat J. W. Bird; Iluni bent Tau icii—
brine. The games between Hump and .ip-
scliutz and llcliruir rind llanliuni \\ eredruwn.
Ilium ”all.
Al 51. hulls»-
8t.Louis .............. 010100501!»
Cincinnati. ......... 0 0 t) 0 I 0 2 0 2
.\t liidhaiiaymlis— -- - ‘
Indianapolis .......... 'l l 3 l l) '2 l) 1 2~1|
CIV't‘I'lIIIlVl.. ........ U 1 0 0 -l 0 2 0 - ~‘
A: l’ittsbiirgw»
I'illsburg ............ 0 0 0 0 I) 0 d 0 1—1
Chicago...“...........0 0 3 0 U U 0 4 x—T

Ithmlu Inland Legislature Adj-run“.
I’iioviosxcrz, April Tit—The legislature rid-
journal all": die “llll the wool formic-ties
and a mock NT-esiun in the lower branch. The
bill to regulate the practice of medicine was
killel 111 the senate by indefinite poet; Ine-
ment. The naval reserve bill was paxied by
a vote of It) to 4.

Six llundrr-il People Thrown Out of Work.

Wii.iti~;~'n.\itits, 1‘n., April 27,-The earth
over the llwtcii mine at Plymouth, operated
by the Delaware and Hudson company,
caved in ymtcrdny, causing the collie y to
become flooded and throwmg 010 erupnyes
out of work until lllo!»\\'t|l('l' can be pumped
out. Lot's probably $60,000.

 

A Fatal 011 L'xploalon.
Chicano. April ill—Thursiay night as
Nicholas Nelson was drawing oil fr a
tank car on the Milwaukee and 8:1 ’uul

 

road, the gas in the car exploded and ii rled
the unfortunate man fifty feet in t air.
He was terribly burned and will prob bly
die. The cause of the accident is not

 

 

“1L
Jutimeyinen Bakers to Slrikj

NEWARK, N. J., April 21—71:.- Joul cy—
men Bakers' union, numbering 400 members,
have decided to strike next Thursday morn-
ing at ti o'clock for shorter hours. The} are
backed by the Trades Aseiiibly and abor
unions. The have trailers are unprepared for
the strike, but will resist the demands of
theiremploycs.

G. A. B. In “'aahlugtoa and Alasla.

Sronxi: Finis, W. '11, April 27.--'l'he
aeventh annual encampment of the (l. L R.
in Washington and Alaska close] yest. nlay
after electing S. (l. Ccsgrove depar'mi-nt
commander, and appointing delegates to the
national encampment at Milwaukee.

Bantam Fallum In Boston.
Bosmx,April 27,—Warren Mansur,cr
manufacturer, B insolvent. Liabilities,
still; mm, $22,311 He offers 2:) per
Philip 0. Woodbury, clerk at the slot
change, is insolvent. Liabilities, 817,97
”Us
An Enilncnt Journalist Dead.
Nzw Buyout), Ala-5., April 2t.-—Ben
Mickey, founder of The Daily Mercu
1831, and publisher of The “'lialemen‘s Ship-
ping List from 15’)! to 1873, and consul 1 St
Catherine, Brazil, died last night,
yean.

Young Shields Tum Up Again.
New ‘Iiavzx, Conn, April 27.—
Bhleldaa Princeton sophomoreflouo Pro-
ta-or Shields, of that college, and w oli-

been raining for several days, has
li-Ita a parthllyderneuted coudl
will bent-ed for until hi father arriv

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SO UTH NORWALK

[rs
. SUPERIOR,
BIIIIIIIi PIIWIIIII

lllE PIIIIEST lIIII BEST

It! made only of strictly plin‘ L'rripe cream
of tartar. atriclly pure bicnrlu-imle of
8M». and a Illlmll lN'I'IlUII of flour as a
preservative. Iiolhitig O'IM‘ wbulcvcr. and
is warranted cntii-i-Iy free from alum,
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
adult-wants frequently found in baking:
powders. The character of materials
urn-d. their purity, and the nicely of their
cmubinntinu. render Cleveland's Hipcrior
baking pmvilcrlhemnsl healthful and most
economical in use. and it always iitl‘ordu
wholesome. nutritious. and dclieious food.
It in n-couinu-ndi-d for purity, hctiIlhI'iiI-
was and efficiency by llovci-nmcnt and
State chemists, t'IlI‘lllirIH of Boards of
Health. and prob-stairs in institutions of
learning throughout. the country.
Sol-l only in runs. full weight.
l'ldtl'l-ZIASII [horror-us. Al MANY. N. Y.

 

 

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The Chelsea-t. Ten Eve: Cfieret.
PERFEGTLY PURE.

I. .‘11 NT DELIITIUUS llfl'l'lulili. 'lll‘i' l'l‘.
Is. rill new :3: a; rim. 32.7 :m: uric:

it is the lliniirrr Gun-r: Ivar. pirkul from
fl... ln-v-t plantain 1:!5 :iii-l LIIMIJIII- ml aiw I-ll- ._.'
you and fan from all .l‘l‘llll‘rvd-HIH or I‘ul' rz': ,1
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2:25:11 5: Occidental Tea 50.. L't'i,
Haul (Wire. 35 :urfing Slip, Ncu- York.
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CHAS. ll. I‘Eltltls,
South Norwalk, Carin.
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5.1!”. in. ExprI-Il. 5,21 " Arcom.
25.45 " Expzcr‘r. 7.71“ ” Arcom.
6.12 ” hull“. I‘ll) " Act-um
I516 " B'wrt.5p. 91f: " Locallix.
7:33 “ Local 1-21. 10.42 Arron:
7.56 " Local Ex. 2.13p.m.Bo.-tun Bx.
um " bacilli-1x. 1.07 " Ilorall'Ia.
8.3) " SONS n-ciai. 1.4') “ Sp‘gfield Way.
9.03 " LIXaI 'x 3m “ hnlltx.
53.36 " Accent. 4.11 “ Banana.
10.111 " fix. t2! “ Arrom.
11.45 " LOCIIEI. 5.1.9 " NaugJ-‘J.
12.59 p. in.,lixprns. 5.13 “ Arcomm.
1.20 “ .51”. 7.15 “ local Exprce!
2.“ “ Act-om. 7.27 " Bridrd'pt Ace.
4.16 “ Bot-ion Ex. 8 in " Armin.
506 " htamfudAcc 9.10 “ Accent.
5.20 “ Krprers 11.1]: " Adams If: Ac.
Site " StamfordAoc 12.63 " Burton Ex.
8.11 " B‘pon tspcc. Strum".
10.15 " Acton. 7.38“ Aer-om.
Burma". 9.11" Ammo.
9.15 Atom. 6.51 p.m. Air-mi.
6.10 p.111 Accom.
7.2-8 “ Loud Exp.
13.59 " accent.
'l'ralna In". last ‘Jorwalh.
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16.51 ' ‘ 8.52 “
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IIOI'SATONIC RAILROA II.

DANBURY k NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4111. 1888.
Palaengor Tralna.

SUUTII.

Lv.Norwalk. Lv. 80. Norwaik. Ar. Wilson Pain
7 3‘: a. m. 7 56 a in s (ll a in
917 " 5'2".” " 335 "

1003 " 1013 " 10 m “

125011.111. 100p.m imam

4 .34 " 4 46 “ t 51 "

618 “ Hind 633 " lixrd 6 412 "l'x’d

802 .. .. ”m. .. .. “5 .. ..

9 fl .. .. 10 2,, .. .. 10 3, .. .-
ennui:

9 00 a. In.

6.01 p. in

N()1{Tll.

1.1. Wilson Point. 13.50. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
110a.m.1lixed imaml‘x'd 210111151
“:5 .. .. 535 .. .. “I ..
845 " 918 " Oil-.m.

1201 " 1213;). In, 1218 p In.
2 50 “ Hired 810 " liked 316 int!
425mm. 51‘! " “turn.
5 50 u 6 35 I. 6 40 ..
.15 as

til 10 " Hired 10 17 “ Iixal 10 21 liter!

sunny.
9 no a. ll 9 ‘15 a. In.
6 52 pun t: 5': p. in.

W. 11. mmmVioe-Pru. and Gen‘l Ian-get.
P. C. Pan“. 8n 'Ltetidcnt.
A. W. Plain. final

IAIN LINE.
lave Bridgeport for Pulsar-id.
1:“ l" m. -.
tidal a. in. leed

(.50 p. in. apical
'd 10 “ aeoorruno‘a

mound.
twain

:Goes only as far Is Great Banlezton.
“County as far as New liltoru '

Wu. H. 31mm, Vice Pru‘t 8 Gen'l lau‘g‘r
W. K. Lvow. Supt.
A. W. Pnailficu. Panama A31. Bridgeport. C

Portraits
I)! all.

land crayon. Black and White
D.
'I'IIOIAS EALIDBAN.
out!

V. A. SGOFIE LD,

0. COOKR, Stamford.
HAS omen A'l'

Korwalk.
The Bear of the Warwick House,
SouthxarnIdet-ipartnent lathe saleof

Second-hand Furniture,
All Other Household Goods.

llltak toaelloneouualdon. c-n
' téfllmmumcm.u M

MONEY LOAN ED
0- Watclea, Jewelry. to.
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Remember, Closed all Day Tuesday, April 30th.

everybody. who wants to buy dry-goods at the lowest. possible cash
prices. should visit the Boston Store, especially this week.

has ever taken place in this State.

8110100, New, Fresh lands, at Less Than Hallie Actual Cost.

Handkerchiefs: Children's, Ladies' and Gentleman‘s. In white and col .- --
ed borders. and will, on Saturday morning, at N o’clock. offer them L0
the public at prices that win astonlsh them.
is your gain.

2c for Ladies" l‘olored Ilordcretl Iiltllllktfl‘CIIIL'I, Inst colors, WUI‘III 5c each
Black Borders, actually \vorlh We each.
Black Borders, Inst colors, worth 15c rat-Ii.
worth 17c each.

worth 22c each.

:1 Pair ol'oiir 51h: Kid Gloves in Tans :iiid Slates '3
tot grades in proportion.

fail to see them.

big sale on and will run the rest oil" :it ‘.’!h- per yard.

vie-cubic for school or corniimu Dresses, in Navy
and Brown Mixtures, for one week they will be oilet ed at 10&c per yard.

both Scotch and American makes.
Also latest styles plaids and stripes in Outing Cloth.

BO

EVENING SENTINEL, SATURDAY. APRIL 27. 1889.

B II II I

—-————-————-—-————~_-——-———-————

CASH PURCHASERS.

Buyers who know when they get a good article at a bargain, and

Just read and be surprised at. the greatest Handkerchief sale that

b

a

We purchased of a manuaoturer this week. 500 dozen all Li. :1

The manufacturers Loss

lor Ladics' Lincn Ilcinslitched Handkerchiefs, Iltsl colors, in White, Colored and Broad
for Ladies’ Linen [leiiistitchcd ”illitlkt‘l’tdllt'Ii-i, White, Colored, Broad and Fancy

12; for Ladics' Linc" IIc-iiisiitchcd Ilandkcrchielk, White and Colored Borders, lust colors,

15c for Lndics‘ Linen ”t‘lllSlIlCIlt‘II Ilztndkcrcliiefs, Whit . and Colored Borders, first colors,

TAYLOR do GOLDIGN.

“Ml El"". Fl". lill'o. Al'cltlell,
l’late lllaiu. and steam Italic-r

INSURANCE AGENTS

AI-o Agent; for the Mile of
Itclwnture and Farm Blur-mane
d t. 1 per cent. Bonds.

Loan- Negotiated.
UFI‘lt‘Ium“ .\ t? Wat-illusion 1%.. So. Ni-rwalk

NEW DEPARTURE!

ll:l\'lll'_t‘ niiicli- oxlmisivu
“(ltlltIOIIr-l 10 iriy

Confectionery

llt‘plll‘llnt‘ltl.l :iiii ll()\\'
oil'criiip: smut- 01' tlii:

Choicest Candies

To be (mind in the place.
‘Aly nssm'tmt-iit. (-oiiipi‘is-
cs goods ii'Oiii [I10 well-
knuwn firms oi

llii Ier of New York.
camp; 01 New York.
liowney 01' Boston, '
Whitman of Philadelphia,
llclloualil & Perkins of Boston.

All of which I offer at popular prices.

HALE, Druggist,

'Cor. )laln and “'ull Slrcclti.

initialisation,

67)! Main htroot,

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19c Ioi' Lmlics' Lincn White Ilcinstitclicil Handkerchief, actually worth ‘15: each
5c lor Gent's Colored Ilordcrcd Handkerchief, \vorlh lUc each.
103 for Gent's Linen Ilcmstitchcd Handkerchief, White and Colored Borders. worth 15c

each.

12; I'uz' (Io-inf?

worth Iflt' curb. I

15c for liciil's Linen IIcmstitchcd IIuii-‘lkcrchiE-IL', White and Colored Borders worth 23c

cuch.

19c l'or Gent's Linen Ilciustichcd Ilantlkcrchiclk, White and Colored Borders, worth 290.

21c for Gent's Linen IIcmstithu-«l Handkerchiefs, White and Colored Borders, worth 32ng
each. ‘

25c I'or licnt's iIcnistithicd LIIlI‘lI Ilaiidkcrchicfs, White and Colored Borders, actually

worth I‘ll: each.

5": for Children's Linen Ilcmstitchcd II:indkcrcIiii-l'.~', ('olorcil Iiol'IIo-rs, Worth We catch.
Ntdicc our Display of Ilnndkei'cliicl's in our Windows.

Glove Department.

We are Ill-:idipirirters. for Gloves, :5 the trade in that Dcp't. goes to prove. Have you had
The; are equal to any 75c Gloves. Bet—

Hosiery and Underwear.

We will continue for one week long-3r our special sale of Iloeicry and Underwear.
Biggest bargains cvcr oil'ci'cd.

Parasol Display.

Don't

Our complete line is now mi Exhibition and Ladies" intending purchasing pzii'nsols will save-
money by inspecting: our canals, as they are the best line, cvcr displayed here, and we giiar
:intcc the prices as the lulu->7.

Dress Goods.

39¢ per yard, I Ladit-s' Spring Suiting1r Brown and Grey .\lixturcs. These are all wool

goods, and worth 50c per yard

29c yard, we have :i fcw more pieces of those 4‘! inch mixtures, that we have had such a

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58¢ per yard. The best value iii the Statc, Cashmere Toula Surges. in all the leading

Spring,’ and Summer Shades. They are 46 inch wide and only 53¢ per yard.

Never before sold for less than 15c per yard, Henrietta Cabcl Twills, scr-

10'c ier 'ard. ,
2 l ) Blue, Medium Garnet, Wine, Green and Grey

ion to our Wash Fabrics, comprising Seersucker. Gingham,

We would call your special attent .
' Also the best makes of American and French Satccns.

6&0. Seersuckers 6&0.

We have one case (40 pieces) on which our price will be 6&c as long as they last, which

will not be long, for in oli'cring these goods. on which the regular price is 12&c per yard, at
one-half their ':ibtc, they are .sure to go quick, so come early while they last.

&0. American Sateens 9&0.

For Saturday and Monday only, we will oiler the best American Satecns, full line and good

colors, at the astonishing low price of Sic. per yard.

Visitllur Kitchen Department for Bargains.

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Linc-ii IIcmstiichl-d llanilkcrcliiclk,White and Colored Centers and Borders-f

5t). NURWAIJI.

40* -

FRAMING at lowest nrices.

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‘ Full line of Artists’ Materials.

New and Second-Hand

‘WACONS,

New and Second-lland

ICARTS,

A Lot of

Cheap Horses,

A Good llcpot Wagon,
One tli'ocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.

iFE TILIZERS,

.Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

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Bani-Yard Maniacs.

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Special Attractions

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I
Ambler & Sammis’.
Ill )'ltl‘ll.\ It'ducy .\Iullitlg (by
I'll“) $I.Iltl,
Bargains- in Black Sarah. li7c.
Bargains in Black Penn-(Io.
Sole, or Luxm', LUII.
Iliii'guin in Illnck IIIizttliuuc 97c.
Ilitrguiu in Illiick ":iIIie Il‘t‘itllv
cuisc, 98c.
tltic Int I’iaiiil Haunt-Is, kin, i'c»
duccd from 400 to 25c.
One In! [’Iaid Fl:iniiels,&c., re.
duced Il'Ulll We to 38c.
One Int 5-1 iIIcII Tricois, &c..,
reduced from Site to 50c.
(hie In: ‘22 inch I’Iuids, &c.,
reduced from 25c to I‘lle.
And many others worthy the
attention ”I close buyers.

IIIBLER llllillll.

Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
lAlVS ROLLERS.
CAIllllAG‘rE BLOCKS.
(Yin, &t.'-,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,

 

 

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SKILLED WORKMEN.

The foliowii a: i-l the Certificate of S. I). [laying it
L'rllfllllslt: of tilt. Winona School of Iloroi'igy, now
“II I

ll ()3[ EIE B. IIOYT,

JEWELER,

No. 15 Railroad Place.

Wisiixa. .\lim. Feb. 131b, 1E“).

This is to con tythvir Mr. 5. D lliyiu- has been
with int. as: piipil.:ind I can highly recommend
himun nod watcbmikcrin any in need of the
services 0 a competent and fine workman. He can
iiinioutanlliic work as any man; he has a very
fine and Complete set of tools, and hai- made many
rip-rial tools under my instruction; his jcwcling is
perfectly elegant, and I might go on and state much
more. but space forbids. Ile will m‘akc a vtry
valuable addition many jewelry store and I highly
recommend the young man to any one. Mr. [Layla
has done chronomen-r, chronograph and repeater
workin first-(lair style. lle has done American.
Banish and Stu-e work and general rcpairmg about
all Linnaol' waictw. licdoeshid. Work eiegantly.

Yours truly. W. 1’. Afit'UODCOCK.

PIVI‘ZNINGP

Commercial School.

llUsl‘SESS DEPARTMENTflby ii saviour of
others, using all kinds of hu-iuess paper, with
which our scholars do hit-linen they are practically
tlitrd for any commercial position. Sessions—
Moiiday. \l'uim-sday and I‘nda evenings.

>110]t'l‘ll.-\.\‘D AND ,TY ILWRI’I‘IXG DB-
nartmcnr is in charm: of a practical teacher. who
can secure best malts. Simon—Tired” and
Thursday cveninus.

GERMAN CLASS—A practical teacher from
Yale;K Codcge gin: lueons two rfternouaa each
“11* .

Would beplcasedzo have you call or Irite for
particulars. FrtA‘SK ll. RESCUE.

Gazelle Bulldlug, Sorwulk, Ct.

l‘. S.—Al-o of Engine-s Department, Bridgeport
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BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Ollice

Any one in want of employment. or wishing to
change-his or her place, will find It will y them to
call here and hunter their Lamar, dies free;
(irrilierneu will llt'thfll'gl‘d the sum of 2’) rte. If
you want to buy. or sell. or rent. or cnqnirc for any
thing you can do in here. as we will ndvcriise at the
office every day \\‘.- have a strung morn for Ladieil
and one {or (ac-uni «ho.

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We have a restaurant. where you can get anything
from .1 5c. sandwich to a full meal at all haunt.
Board by the day or week; also loll-gin:
113 lm Yours ltaocctfuhy, BEE HAVE,
No. 5 Water St., Borough.

 

Lent Has Co

And we are prepared to furzirh all kinds of

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Wholesale and Retail. Ilnve marli- amrgc~
merit: for an extra quantity every day through Lent.

GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS

That have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsnp,
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radislies,
Pickled Oysters,

‘““‘“"‘“““ MARKET LIN I

you want in the

FRI-IS" EVERY DAY

HUNT iii—AZELUFNS.
, A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

Wire Steel Door Mats,
something new. hen thing out.

w. c. QUINTARD,

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CANDIES

Ofallkindt. PiutClaal

CORXCUH’IAS. CANDY TOYS, anda tall resort,
merit of ornamental candy.

MrsJohn Holland

S” . LAUDER’E BLOCK.
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The Best Kindling Wood

Now to be had is sold byC '1‘. Imam in bags of

50 lbs. at. 500 Each.

One can worth is radii-“lent to kindle any ordinary
IE.

it. 1'. LEONARD,
Water St.. N'orwalk,

 

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1-‘5 North .\Iain St.

SPRINEOETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.

Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.

ICnIIDOSt-jed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Boll,

—AT——

DEGKEEI’S

Palm and Wall Paper Store,

18 North Main St...
South Noryvnlk, Ct.

 

 

A. S. I‘lCRRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
flu Watch Repairing a Specialty.

 

u Wullagtol It». loath Imam.