.5:-
3.:
I I
/
‘.
' and upon the advice of his physician has
, retired from active work for a few days.
‘ of Samuel Johnson. In a lonely farming
_; d'rove away. The family were all away
Inuit: II II Ii .I l IsIIII-
Vim .\ TIME
liltillT
Clark LII is. of Oxford who was I'I-W
costly released IIIIIII inI “ill"ltl’ he hI.d
UNI I’OIflOT I|
not I‘ll?» I“! as 'I'Itt;
MllIII‘INT.
A both Norwsllt dispalt II III the Phil
Odslphis loquirer tells the adventure- of
Miss EVA Blake of New \ork. IN yIars
old, while visiting in South North nllI'.
BM made the acquaintance of IIII elderly
man who, unknown to III-r, lud II rIItIIIIr
bad reputation. lle AFUI‘d III-r to go IIII-
ing and site mounted. The dispatch
continues: “When he IlrIIt-I- up tn the
house she had “01"“ killing IIIIII- IIy shoot
in“ ll I with Wilh It I-IIIIIII rile-IIIIIIIIII!
0d ”fill'l‘f llI'l’ father had givI-n lll‘r.
and III t bnowmg how to drums» of II III
Robert approached sh. hastily lllfllnl II
into her pocket. She and her IIIII-IIrt
than draw all. After a. one [130"! riding
orIlII' ul tlIIII'IIuIItt' I' I.IIIIII uIIIIIIIIs mm
u h V II II . IIIIIII- ll“ lIIII IIII|~ any of It
broken lIIIIIIt I'.Itt III |,I II a “NJ“ I IIII
prtsonmI'III.
3 (lllIA'l‘ liKHIIHBs continual III llsIr‘s byfltp
or Tl" “thdthtrr and llIIrI-IIIIIIIIII the I
COOL!“ Syrup and]. nag Isam III thI world, "In nts
ahoI'I -. II I. IIItaluaI-III for lump in (lllldfi‘Ll
Iloldhy all Ilrnggists. 'I‘IhI («mum only has lac-
slruxlc of tin signature of is! I. Ilslrlnndlnbnn
every rock :txt'. lla:‘rq I'lmnutuy. mMItIlnItIIIIn.
llrIIIxI-pnrt tunn For sale by F M 1|\\"||£|I
uI Iilt II \tllwll,“ II it llAl.2,l Nomad: III-t IIIIIIc
QUINTARD’S
lillllllll'llflll Sill Wllfll'l
llSl‘ til" I“ Ill Pb"
I lIIII'IIlatr, "out It. I-r,
he took her to a road house and Ol'llt‘l’t'll K'UPIlllflllll, liar-berry.
supper In 'a private room. According to ifii'iim‘] ‘I-iiiiiii'
Miss Blake. as soon as the meal was un- 5pm apple, amid. n
I ll ' " .
der wsy Roberts put his arm around her. ,,,,':,"I‘h,,.. mid-“M
She 'was orerwbelmI-II wIth abttlfllril mine. sIII-IIu-I.
. , NIrtaI, I. “III Illlll'l',
mm, and upon dt‘llltlmllllg u ltat he 1-", ,c ,.,,,,,,,,,.,,.,.I
meant he kissed her. She sprang to m r E 8 Im
-xr —-
Quintard III Son’ 5. Drugzists.
tent "and tried to reach the door. but ill'
“0" in It‘ om. slant‘tavIl it to and locked
lt.‘ With A grin oi triumph he turned
toward Maud started to tsbehold of
her; when she shoved the table in front
of her and screamed at the top or her
ll lain ”Street. hortvallr._
votes. In his shorts to get at her the
table was capized and the dishes thrown
noose:.':2'.':':..:.‘.:.';';..'3::.:..".::*:: - "I. $5
The Best Cabinet
3.1::.tz'.'.':.::'.'?':I.;':.:.'::.'.:tr;;r; .2:
Photographs
$3.50 per 1302.,
unaltered her pistol. In a moment she
AT—
hsd it out and levelled at her would-be
N O R I H S.
rsvtsber's bead. ll:- was In reach of her
when she drew the Weapon. and such
spi) it
was his dismay at the sight of it that he
TRY OUR
jumped back several feet, inso doing
Del. (Joint Creamery BllllBl‘.
tripping over the overturned table and
IT l‘l.l-Z.\SES EVERY TIME.
fallIng flat upon the tloor. She cowred
him as he rose to his feet imploring her
I) l V' I i l. L’HOMMEIHEU.
Frank A. Robbins’
not to shoot him. in his fear he abject-
Gigantic and Scrizattonaliy Realist: (-
ly apologized, but the girl. now restored
W l L D W E S T
to her normal senses, paid no attention
HIPPODROME, CARAVAN.
to them." The upshot of it all was that
the landlord wmt called and paid, the
Circus, Menagerie, Museum, Aviary,
and Aquarium.
carriage provided with a rear scar on
which the girl planed herself and they
started for home, the man in front, (“1“
ing and covered by the famous pistol.
When still live mtles from home she
made him get out, drove home herself
and told the story. The result was that
the man had to leave town, and the girl
went home' covered with glory.
STATL SC llThllIVA
A ,Mériden man has trained a pair of
young bulls to drive in harness.
Allyn Hall in Hartford has been order-
edcloaed until proper exits are made.
Rev. William H. Tcel was installed
pastorof the First Congregational church
at-Wetherstield Wednesday.
Thoret E. (iriliin, of Colt-brook River,
kicked by a horse Wednesday, died
Thursday.
:- Charles Nye. of Norwich, under arrest
Iorstealiug a watch, unsuccessfully at—
tempted suicide in the lock-up by cutting
hiswrists.
Alphonso Derbez, of 'l'orrington, in-
gne,pursued by Sheriff Baldwin, threw
himself in front of a train. He was hurt
but lIttle.
Mrs. Edwin H. William, of Hartford,
threw herself from a third story window
Thursday, while insane, and was instant-
_ly killed.
Professor P. H. Reilly, the Hartford
dancing master, will sail for Europe with
a party of thirty bicyclists for a four
months' bicycle tour.
Frank McMahon, of Meriden, trlIilI
Intoxicated took a big dose of Paris
green. He will probably recover.
The man lulled by a locomotive at
Bridgeport Wednesday night was John
A. Schneider, of Bridgeport, a tailor.
aged sixty years.
, The committee of experts of the Con-
mticut Mutual Life Insurance company
have found that Joseph A. Moore sshort-
ass at Indianapolis is $7, 000 more than
the books at Hartford indicate.
Charles W. Cook, who elnped from
Bridge”; a few works ago with Kate
Semen. returned home Wednesday night.
. His wife would have nothing to do with
I. him, and be left a few hours later for
5 Canada.
IStratlord people tail: of refusing to
pay subscriptions for the soldiern’ monu-
‘ moot because the committee has ordered
one of'bronu instead of one of marble.
AI indignation meeting is proposed.
Six members of the l‘hm’ght family
é‘wkiehford arousrysickwith equine , ' .—'-
V‘vatldla or horse pox, caught from a A '1’ ’ ' ...".
" diseased horse. The father after attend. m FROM ALL BEGIONhD
‘ihg'tb'c animal came into the house and men, I mm, W, “I“
I‘k’fiaé‘d the children. thus giving them 31305:.“ KIT .. 30f BIIIIEanl Pl “mag!
' 2’“ disease.
Ofirttemrtl tofimithnl . ISI 1 t
Hubbard Hollister, aged fifty, a native “g m a! “4:32“, gm“d w’“
"_o lsstonn ,nn "not In ""
ra I... 8 8" " “ tonnes ortttotscmmots
"'&rd yesterday. He was a member of
mm C Sixteenth regiment, and A” MM“ “"95““
DEEP SEA PHEXOMENAl
wasl'pr'laoner at Andersonville where,
a 11mm of
itissai‘d, beliecsme crszy lrorn haul:
MISS. I‘Ittitmrs, IXI‘BSTIOS'S, CIRFASSLISS
treatment. .
City Editor '1'. w. Wood, of the Bren- “llxlti. mums SKELITIIS‘. PAT Itss no
sum VESTRIUJIIIIBTS. IIIoICLIxs, Inc.
in Pas lssull'srin fromiud's ’t' ,
' " K I M Ion Antlall’hnle Pamilyof
CLAY EATERS
Irma the trouble; Forming the mast sums
nus. midrmt and interesting cortaolidntlou oxi
attractirms the World has our seen.
ottotltontt rim . l" ..I..'
100 CIRCUS CBLEBP:
5011'. I) ff'ijIE~‘1'lll .,\,\~t
PAI‘IEII E‘)l’lf§l’ltll£‘€§ll‘.
”AILVELUI'S GYMNASTS,
SKILLII'I'I. .lUGllLEKS.
EXPERT ltl(.'"f‘.l.l.~l'l'!.
(30.1“ch CLONES.
AJAZIS“ A981"! \1",
, , DAIUSG TltAl’Ezls‘l‘s,
Voltagenr-v lxapers, TIInIlIlIIrs, .‘izltnnal l’hr-
, _ “timl‘lt'lill. AI'.
rll- .I--
.i. LL 3 ,.‘J'
Halon; tho grandad I uni-adoration in I tInIrrIi --.
l’Ehi’IlRllSC STALHIINS l’I'SlFS. DOGS l'lfi~
liOSb'li'tb' ASII ”CIT“.
lnI'luIIing the marvelous
rev- $186,000 "5-:
till Iii ilil’lllill IIIIIIIII
Adrtailt Play. oz Popular Airs Irtrh Human it he
Skill, and the Wonderfully trained
QU ADRILLE ELEPII HTS
tor.’ with tn- .I: new ‘Uflil or It nary baii- room Inisa
‘ Burglar-s with s two-horse wagon
Thursday visited and entered the house
district in Preston, about two miles
trout Norwicb,and, leisurely loading up
with Hr. Johnson‘s household goods,
on: new nurse 1-0 ALL:
‘ Children. usdsrflr-oars llalfl‘ricn
A few elegantly IppointI-d seat. res-Ind
small artisan. at .
Till Pilllllllll WILD WEST llllllll'lllll
[tarts from theshnw (imndpgmm ptly “IDLE.
on Morning of I:
DO NOT FAIL TO SEE IT
A Colon] Confederation of Famous Peatura
from the America institute. llcw York City.
wtu. lnllfl as
BASE BALL GROUND.
980mb Norwnllt,
MONDAY,
MAY 6th.
Tbs amount of toasts not known.
At a recent meeting of the committee
plated. audtbsaflair promises to he .
grandam. unmanned...“
bslhwillbsmsndstso'clock there
.ullbsamsmmssflsfitowbicbaltau
hssu mm for llltrl) tlityn for stuttltttg II .
hutu- lIl‘IlIltt'l, and u h I “ma n lI'ItIiI- Il Irv .
lilas~ Iciooatfip , ' git:
r’trr * I, {-0
50 LADY ARTISTS 50
A HERD 0F 20 BLEPHANTS
Forminzthe setund tripping the light fantastic
PARASULS, ' DRESS 800113.
Lilli RIPS, SflRlH CAPS.
SILK GLlllES,
HUSIERY, Klll'l' UNDERWEAR.
SILK lll'l‘TS.
K GLfllES'.
Pfllfliflli illlll Sill llllllll‘lllllli' llllilfll‘l’ llllll Kill llllllfllllllll‘
'l'lIII latest and most :Ipprov '
IrIt >tle-s with ll large variety!
of H: InIllc III \\ 00d, Silvet .IIIIlle‘
Gold IIIIIIIIIIitIIrs, pr-iIos l'tlll"-1"”“‘l «paddy “l 1' All!” =ll|ll
Hit: lIImI" ITII: III lint) ll lllltlt'v its [lush Iv in all llIII
In-” Iltoicc 10‘s of Patnsols III IV LpI'iIIg :lI.IIlI- Is and novel
with beztnlilttl Handles III (ilm- M105 W“ llI “P ”W l'll':.rt *l HS
last and Silks, Ill 1 10 1.", iSlll'lllll'lIl IIllx :IIliI > and lllllll-
WIIIIII- sltmvitI:r :III I-xtI-II-
lino ol olIIIIIp lill'llllllll :IIIIl
L35, 1,69, 1,89, 2 25 2,. ‘.;'I irons knit \II.~I.~' In III: soon In
2 5” 175, 3_1;’,1 3,125,330 “illlll \tI- IliIII-II >ilt‘ I i: ll IIIII II
, I35 .150 and' ;, 7:, mm}, r..- tiIIII :Is IIIIIgIIiIIs and World
IIIllIIvI ill};
Illl, If»,
pl'lt'vs:
spcclivclv one third more than 'Il'lt' *' ill" l
mu .IIlI
Wl.‘ have marked llicm foropcn-E I'. l ' l 3-3
in" this scam" , I“ ll
A l:lI"L' assortment ol 1 MIL) '
P:':tt 'lSUlS in Snmlts, IIIIII-y
Striped Silks and inn-m super 3
ior to any (In: .tlit} We in Ive l'\'t I.I .
ollercd .It the following pIiI I s: I 30 IlIm-II “Pill."
300,150, 190, 5.00.
l
ionts’ Furnishings.
llnllit'igggnn
———400— \t'ntllt .Illt (.‘:lcll, Will in) Still}.
it .. I ii 3. ’l ' ""i .':
Law and Sinai] lilllls. ilIiii mill in lilt'iljlh: llinl’ini'ii'ttitztl'
".t
‘10“ ” 01 all m” h“ 4' Iv-I -r>'lIIIwII itI tlII- country.
styles of ClIildrcns thI-c illlll‘
>urflllL-ll’5xlll“ lincsl “ll" 0"" MI It's lill|l\ tIiIIIIIIml \igltt
sltotvm at prices front ‘27) loISlIirn. not IlIIIIIp undesirable
50p01‘ CClll. ltClllW ”NW“ 1") slttrts, lItIt :IIIIIlsol' tltc llllt'>i
.,- l
Cll-lr'TS. -|> l”""“-‘- -" 5"»,IIInltt-zttul lllll>ll :II l.Utl :llltl
lilllfli all llllli.
5t) don-n Ladics' nIIIlilIil
Iltcn 5 Silk Gloves and llitts III
Black and c‘olots, v'cr} much; All the up“. ,lew “I
lIclIIw the cost to IIIaIItIInI'tIIrc,%.-,.1.I[,r,,m,l Um”; KiIl
35,10,50 75 :IIIIlS‘Il, Worthy“ |_',',',_
J”
iII«lI:IIIIls in all the
spt'i ll}; shades.
lIIIIIliIIg
llll'
(lllll'l'fi.
.u,
rcspcclivcly' .35 ,I:1'I .'III Iii,
:IIIIl 1.00pcrp'ttt -\l~o.tlcw' ‘llllb' LiIII-II Collars and
lines of l\lll Gloves loll lrIIIIIii' Itll' C'ullm ili' t’.ll’ll, l'ull~
our "real lnslct Sztlc \leiclII ll' .. pII'I poi."
we will tlosc :II sneri: ll pIiI (‘5,
DIIII Gilli. ,
()tI Thursdav we will op’III .I: 8‘01 ii ii. Tli~ m,“ Iti .-
liIII: of extra line striped Han ‘m, m Mm“! l I”, 1.“ In] by H' W,
Itcls It) intltcs wide, all WtIol 4;, m], ”m“
for We Ipcr yill',(l thl‘lll II. ’III
“II IIIrictt :Is in all shades, Iin- l
est in the l:,IIId for «5%, ltlli WII how :I IlIIpIIrtIIIeIII III
at d l. 10 pI-ryarIl. gm. M I- xI-lnsiv-Ily III II... . ,],.
A fulllincol mourninrrmind.~ :IIIl III.I:IIIIIII-IIIII- III th‘ltllllIt'
in Scrgcs, C'nslttncrcs, llIIIriI-t .N'IilI it llul l: IIIIl Sl. Ililt' -~_
Ins Crapcs'. Nuns \ I ilitw, our, .i~' I! w lIII I.~'i lllfllt"l:' II It. ml III II It
LXIcptiIinnl bargains in SI-I Ior llllil' p'ntpu- I-s (II..-
tccns, :IIIIl CillllllOS at lHI L’L’I- tltv IIIII>I iIIIpIIIt: I. It it'.lllll0~ i.
and 25c per vanl >tlII-li\tIIII- “I' list' I n]: ,I,.
Mohairztml Satin Band dress: bcsi U: Irtsliorn spring toll;
Woods 111 .Ill shades and :It the those ulIII ll have been tIiI-Il
lowest prices , lot years. and prov on soil Izy;
I “igurcd Pongcc Silks III the lory. Estimates lili‘l‘lirilr'll m. d
finest shades for 850. per yard. slmdosput up :It rill)” Lori. .
l.:IIIIIIlI'iI:Il :lllil IIIIl:IIttI-i:'iI-Il
ihiltlrl‘ in plain and pique.
\IIII- pt" (I s and
Ill :Ilill lXillllllll' lltt! gumls
We assure the people that each
and every article advertised' 1n our
daily and weekly advertisements
are new Spring goods. carefully se-
lected. and POSITIVBLY LOWER
than old stock advertised else-
where.
M. 8. SMITH,
’ 10 South Main Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SEN'I‘INEL, SA'l‘UlwAi',
WSPECIAL
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.
A PHIL 27, two.
or ”l't‘P-S Goods, Sprint: .IIII-lI'I-ts. ll' 'Itps, I’III';I.~ols.
III'IIss 'I‘l‘lllllllllltzh. iIlli'l'
stIpIIrlo
A few Munro's-t II and I'lllsuu will he I- lmt Il out I'Ill'ilp.
No. :3 (sum-tie ] htilrling. Not \\':|"(.
THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES.
hpcclal Sale of Antique (IltttmlII-r Suits, in I’Ir-ct's, “0.50.
ixtcrtslon ’l‘ItlIII-II, iii 00.
A "no ItsnIIrtIIII-ttl of Lounges :Iml llrIIpI-Il ('tllli‘lll’h.
DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
UP s'rarns.
BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS.
lSlIirl> and lit .'IIttI Ins, positively .
75 1001.20 1.35 l 40, l..:Ill,I, 173',
l,75:$51nd 2.00. l
"T” '“ (llillltiC’Sl :Lssorltttonl IIl'
(it'lllh. 'I'iI-s itI Turks and Four ,
AIli>l
‘lf'i
IW. B. HALL & CO.
i .:I Tout :IIIIl DiI'IIIIoirI- .illl'lx't'lS, llvolittgotws :ItIIl liias
lli:t.~IlIIIIs, l.‘IIIpiIIr :IIIIl l’tiIIIIrss .lIIIlu-Is lilack :tIIIl C'nlIIt'I-Il
,JIIrsI-ys lllltll Misses :IIIIl’iIIilIlIIII.< l'anIIIIIIts liI-nIloIl
“l .Ips lrIItII . '5 to $50 .\t_‘WS-l\"li<l1llll' l- .Illlll.’ tits.
Slfllllll llfll‘lllllli ll] Bill lillllllll Jillflli.
We will at ll ltlll llllll't.‘ IIl'tlIéI l’:l0_‘__':llli ('lIIIlI .l.II Rots at the
pritc ill ll III>c >IIlI l list it CI k.
Colored Dress Goods.
Entire assortment will be Placed on Sale. Com-
mencing Monday. the 8th.
XII w I' “"215 .~III it a v:tt':iI t-y ul' lIlI-gztI-It lll'css l’IIlIriI-s placed
bl' ill“? the pI- uplc “*ltltl stylesr l' S: ItIIeIIs anal i'ltnllies, ’0
crItirI l-y m- w >lI:IIlII< III lil‘llllcllll‘, l' lII-t lots and TWPCIl Clothe,
Beautiful SiIlI- lizmtls, lUll .-\I- it I II --IIIlI lmlnm Scotch Silk
PlIIiIls, TL.- thv Convent Cloth, line 1" II lit lI Holmirs, \ctv
Plnill lit'illiIItIIiIII:.~:, Five qualities l’I'I-nolt C'nsltntcrc
lobes, New (‘nmvls' llztit' (”lutlts, lilogztnt l‘I_II'.~i:III Stripes, New
Ladies Cloths. )lIIIIslniIII: :Iml ('ltttlun l'lotlis.
New Special Bargains.
"no I rem-II Scrgcs~\\ .. . tin -r *0 III. (‘I I .It Ihn b. i:
ll“ ll Importation. In tuenly-etght .2“: 12' -=v: II. I II-4 at only 6.3
w-onIiI -IIIIl bargain
50 (.‘TS. —t lnt‘t use of -l0 luv": 4 :It Tris: trill" cw.- nt ii -.
lIn- l Zhhl‘l' 10 SI- we. ”no int for l '- Itzthinrttinw I. — :.
IIII rm 'llc. ”no I Isa- )ltxturrs .'It :37, ”.III Int it "I a'rtlk m: xml
litxrures 390. Alton» lots are II.tlII-r l’ore- “'IIIII .Ir Stilt :Irtl \\ l).
’rIll the new It waves and mixtures of the» .~II:I~'IIII.
Surges,
l
I
‘ Fri-rich Sages ..I’ III"
ayzziIl. This is :I
', 'II'
LLW I'm-It liltzr
i, anIl h ['rI-~IIIII
l .
(Iringhatn<. Sal Ins and ZI-pln'rs_
Sr u'ral ltutulretl pieces of \" 'tv llIrtrhanre nrtl ll: trial-tune S'Itect. s will luv I-p nIIl
tIIvIl:'.It Spur Ial lots of III IV wlIIt gI II -l~. i IttI I llzItanv I~ III i hurtfhk ti III Il~2 will
lu' I ii-Ifl‘li 10-” 'IV.
: W .B.I-IALL&CO
. FRUIT PUDDINE!
A run-t dvi mom- t)II rec-rt. thatmthI In par Ii .n (no: IIIrIutIs; lib-r \ ..:Ir ..a, (how are and Macaroon
'rlrtwra. ThIM ._, fruhtrv u-I-Ii It weal; loamy of
Yo. I
For the Lenten Season we lIavc first-class
Niacin-rel in It! and '20 III,
l Mackerel at lilo. llt.
kitts, Salt Fish and [floater nor-ring. arr.
l’l‘ltclittcst Florida Oranges itt IlttIl'iiy at 320 it Iloz.
3 III. Nottiioli Creamery Blilil for $1. 00, It 35: lb.
.3 1-2 lhs. 1‘ lit-ice, run-ct Rosy Bttttcr for ~51.or 301- HI
I llu. Good, llnirt Butter tor :31, or 28c lb.
Frashl' InIu-lllor rt: ;’,.-1IIrI:tr' t tuyrrnsl’m ':r l‘ int l‘I.- Its-hr II‘ 1'8?“ PM: III ill-Nil" ulJ
n...-III:.I nu SHOT.UgiII'IIW‘O."'.li,;'11"‘. Hztrlh :r 'WHKE,‘ l. h
Fresh Eggs, 200 per doz.
filinv‘lclv- lC-klft-h silo-l L’hlfnl; our pnIIIIIIw'I lg” for rung-Inn ("1" .1; 3 n rm 8; ml: Iv pulram Trr .'.
t'aiifurntal’mnu. to: in, :11!” MIA. Lam tai;fr:.’t.ai :LI. v,i.'I.:. .Ilito: .IAIeerprritt.
21in I more have: } up '4']! -.¢
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
rrr'nm yII..I {Lil'nl tr..- 0:. into! but; Drupt' IIILI- tun: -. iiufla'
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington 8t... 80. Norwatk.
mge Sales. 7 “Small Profits! 7
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale
——n—-
H. HARVEY’S.
C I
I would most turn-clinlly call the attention of the pulpit: to one of Ito
LilI'ElSl Sllilli Ill Blllli llllll Sines lll ills Silllllll.
Haring added soon worth in
NEW SPRING- STYLES,
Which are coming in daily, and uLirlI all: '1'!!th
,At I’rices Which 1)er Contpolition.
Come and examine s More purchasing ehrwberc This lt'tI I.“ take the l. ad in prime, styles
sndqnality. Ira-m -r to: place
‘ c. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main St... South N‘Iorwalk.
,1"
”II Int-III??? I't~lt- -
SALE
Cops. (It “to W rIImIIIt-s.
Zephyr l‘lIItlI Wrappers. iillll'l‘h. limit») in all grades.
Shirl Waist»: :IIIII llll‘ l'ill‘l'll'll' III'.IIIII II'lllll'i l‘ollnrs IIIIIl l‘tIlI's.
'l’ltIIIIIctIIIIL Ill‘l‘ made III' 2100 lillt'll and of
r lllllsll.
Also I Tun-fit-IIII- It “ «51m purl llm intuit), but little used. for sale cheap.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
Nu” ‘HD \\ :tslrinulnn ht... hortllt Nut \vnlk.’
Grand Sport looningl
Tltc Innatclcgnnt display of
Foreign Novelties
l'IvI-I' shown to lllt'lllll’lll'. A lzt't'gII :IssoI'IIIII-III itI
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
AIIIl prices I» Mill the public. Have also :I I'nmplclc lllll,‘ of
FANCY CIOODS.
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Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
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Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
(live us It call and prove for yoursdl'.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
CARPETS CARPETS CARPETS
lngrains, Tapestry,
Brussels and Velvets.
Will. PAPERS l
10 Cents per Double Roll to $1.25.
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A. Illl‘IKEllMAN, & Sil-N’S.
84 Washington Street. South Norwallr.
Pala‘oo Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
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EAST NORWALK.
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31W FOLKS HS“ [1‘ TO THEIR ADVANTAGE'TO TRADE WITH US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL
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