:giF-F'T7‘Nr‘w - . . A". r _
I:
00L. GRANT AT 0001".
Americans at the igueen‘s
Drawing Room.
HENRI «want: 13 Inn “.5112“.
”GI-Ion ”not Not (in In Algeria. IIIII
Join Illa Fellow l uIr- In London.
The Provincial Itnnlt l'I-IIIIlIw-‘lIIIIU‘
Noun.
MINI, Slay «I.—At tlw queen‘s drawing
roonICoI. F. I). Grunt. I‘nitI-J Hitttw Inma-
MMAtlltrln, “Ila pI'I-.~.~ntul by All. \I'. ll.
White, acretary of tho AIneI'Ich location.
and In. Grant “an prcn-Iitul II_ t'- null.“
VII Byllndtpvifc of Iln- N ‘IlII'I'llll (I Irma-fer
”England. LII-III. Henry A. IZ-uul-. l'. b‘ .\..
the recently appointed Inniinry IIIIIII‘i-I' t:-
the American lcgntiun at I’nrix, “an aim pro
tented by Mr. White. and .‘lry. It. In,» by
00th Van Baylandt.
The I'mtlticlal ".lllk lrnndn.
lioxbox, May 4. -'IIl-‘ lmblm IIIIIII‘..I)1I‘)
wart II pursuing an emiiilnniiui min NW
Provincial bani: frauds ulmh n PIIUI‘I time
ago created so InttI-II cxcitcm ‘lII Ill the II'IFII
catdtal. The brokers to “Loni tln- pillcred
mum-y was pad nen- blllrpr'm -d In “19'
W, and clrnml thrir Ilt't‘l‘lll'll "9' of hm:-
InInnI of money in notes urn» Ila-,c. ll‘tlvl‘ of
the bank by the plcn that they IKIIII‘YI d that
the defaulter, Run Todd. had Innrrird a lady
with I large fortune and that IIII' mnnny they
received from him win It» nun. Tln- lit-ft
muny taken show, that £3'..Ium[ It.» I'::,-
(lllelnbezzlt’d by 'l'o-l-I was pan Im-r the
bank counter to ”w broken.
Manon, May 4,—TIIe crun—emI Iinntlnii of
Mr. Parnell my: continued bulnro he I‘m-net]
commission. Mr. l'urnt-ll It‘s‘lllk‘hl that he
badoftcn n-proved William O'Brien, «blur
of United Ireland, for the violent artich-J
that appeared in that pupI-r. [ill-had not
Mr. Purm-II'II 'l'I-MIIIIIIIIF.
publicly rcpudintul the articles, lit—mum Ito
did not consider that to I» the \s y to effect
the alterations he doaircd in the tone of tin-
articles. llr. Parnell said he comidI-ml .\lr.
O’Brien‘s teachings to be in ‘adv ‘nco of his
own. Mr. Parnell denied Ilia he knew
"Number One,” either under tle name of
Tynan or any other name, and so d that he
had never heard of Mr. Egan's being meo-
clated with “The llartyra‘ Fund,” for the
benefit. of the families of tho 1'! mnix Park
murderem. He saw nothing criu iuul in the
fund, and rather thought it WK right to
Mist the innocent victim-L ‘
"0an Bachelor: Returns to London.
LONDON, May -I.——ll, Ilenri Itmhefort has-
abandoned his journey to Bonn, I tgeria, for
which place he started to bury h 5 um, and
returned In London. lie applied to tho
French government for a permit to go In .-\I- .
COLONE IN eoum «noun.
llwelllnm ltuInd from 'l‘lielr Foundation.
and lientruyod.
IlAI-Klldl, N. 0.. May 4.—-Ih‘|n’u‘lfl eontlnue
to come In u-nm'rnitn: the Ilcvnutatiou
Irnlt':lil Iv: III-- Inrrllic cyclono which
Itruu-k Ih.~ ll-“II of Wannw. Warsaw In a
punt hamlet Ill Iluplm county, In the cantern
porimunt Iliwiutmand in part of II town-
billll u Ion-h lru a population of about l..'itIlI.
'l‘lm um ‘.‘IIu:~ III the village “out many of
”Mill lulu I.I.Im-.~IrucIIIrI-~, and m the terri-
I-Iv pull- “I-IIII‘ III lllclll wrru I'tttwl II‘IDIII their
InlttI-Intmnv- llllII deatruyed.
Other and Inuro mild Ilium-«H had their
“Illlltnla bI‘uLI n by the lIaIlIItmn-II, and their
chimneys and I'U'ltllll'l blown over by tin-
win-l.
Most pcl’quiI daIIIngo was done to the III-Inl-
nary buildings, while ‘IMI l'rmbyturinu
church bll'llt'llllt‘ wan practically ruinud.
II'II" country III the Vicinity contain-a hun-
drnln of norm dl‘VUu‘tI In the production of
fill ly atruu berries, and an lllllllt'llbt' ILNI “ml
mun-d there by the cutting hail, which fell
I» III . duptII nf wreral lllt‘llNl.
It in regard-d an Minn-thing wonderful that
[In IIVI-n \AN'I' lml, Ila lltu filllbvr~ uIIII bl'lI‘kII
“ere flying III all diru'timm Many permu-
“l‘lil‘ ~ll‘llt‘k and injured, mine of tbrm wri-
tIllw ".
. FOURWIJEIILDREN PERISH,
“'IIIII- 'l‘lwlr I'IIrI-nte are III-lplcu In Ae-
nI-tt Thom.
lil.l.Tl\ltlllli, llay «I.——.\ distressing acci-
dent by which four children of Charles Will-
imm, whom nuns ranged frnmll to 1.5 yuan,
WI-re burned todl-ntli, took plan- at Ailing-
don, ncar Hartford station, on the Baltimore
and ”bio railroad. 'l'lie faintly, miisisting of
Illl‘ll'fllltl Info and live children, retired to
not at about lUn'I-hick. Au hoIIrlntcrnI-igh-
burs mw the IIIIIIM' burning and made Inef-
, feet-ml efforts tmpII-nch Ihcflannn. Mr. and
lint. \I'Illinnin cscnlul with the baby, who
mil prolmbly die. The Inreutx, seriously
burnt-d thenmdvm, stood Watching the fin-
wllich waaapprwiching their sleeping chil-
dren. The home hunted to the ground, and
consumed children, furniture and all. Then!
[mph-arc left With no children excepting
thu hIIby, no money, home or clothing.
Invoking tlIn (iovernur'a Veto.
A Lunar, Ma y ‘I.—'l‘he County Ill'lllot'l‘m’)‘
('HIIIIIIIIII'I: nppdutml In bear to the governor
tho- I-rgnuimtmn's protc.~t againnt the dcal
It'glhlflllttlllltln‘ arrived in Albany. It can-
snis uf ex-t'uugremnan 'l‘. J. Campbell, er
b'cnalnni T homes L'. Dunham and JIIIIIII
Duly, Senator M. L'. Murphy, Amanblynmn
John Martin and lhger Foster. The protest
or [latitlun which they boar is signed by the
twenty-four minbly district chairman of
the County Democracy organization of the
city of Ncw York.
.luuulted by a Negro.
l'ui:I:.~'ut'IuI, \'u., May 4.—-Mia~t Morris.
daughter of II well known citimn of Chester-
Iirltl c-vaty, while returning home from a
geria for the ptlrlvin' mcntioned, and had:
beforwarded at oucg. Upon his arrival at
been unsurul that the nucosmry lulu-rs nould 3
Dover, where he was joinml by hi. daughter, .
hefound no papers awaiting him. nor did.
they arrive during the .urcmling two days
of his stay tin-r0. I)i.~gu~to~l at II a apparent
indillerence of the French authori It's III-wire
upthe idm of attending thr‘ ohm nice of hi“
Inn, and rejoined his fellow o-xili‘s in Inndon.
”Path of King John.
LONDON, May 4.——Dct:Iil.-i of th defeat of
the Abyssinian army and the .1qule of King
John are at hand. The report status that the
Abyssininns attacked thc strungholdnf the
dcn'iihcs at Xelemzurh on March to, but
were reputed with many wounded. On
March 2.2 the dcrvislim a-«umcd the 117ng
sive and completely routml the NIPg'S forces
Among the large number killrd Were King
John and [I'm principal generals, It.“ Area
and Res Aila. Meneluk, of Shun. immedi.
ately proclaimed hlnw-lf King of. Aliynsinia
and is marching to Adowa.
Henry George to Speak in .‘II nrlirutcr.
Maxcnizs'rtn, May ~I.—IiI.-nry , Ilm rgl- “ill
aalrlres a large meeting here on May rt,
under the aufliiccs of the Liverpml I'mzinrial
Reform association. The larger! mil in the
city has been engaged for the ocrgmon, and
it is believed that more pcnmns will In: turmd
away for hcl: of accommmlntion than will
be able to find room within.
The/(Marlon l'rnpollrr "Julil'n.
LONDON, May 4,~'I'In- “camel-s Bulimia
and City of Chicago, from News York. Insswl
Brow Head. Steamer (fhariuis, Irrrnl New
York, pasted tlv- Ltmnl uni-r mil, hcr pro
puller being broken.
Cable Flushes ,
Inn-nos, May 4,—Uwinzv, tn the activity of
thesugar market, freight rate» on sugar from
Mnuretincs to England have mlvanI-ed trn
1d! illinge a ton.
BERLIN, May «I.—Couut llerln Bismarck
gave a dinner to' the Samoan mi l"ti:.~l">llo-l"5
and the members of the American mp! Brit—
ish legatiom.
Drums, May 4,—The Freema ’5 Journal
sayzt that Lord Inndonderry will I . summled
B'i Viceroy of Ireland by the Ma p114 of Or.
wad. .
Bzuas'r, May 4.—-l{ev. Mr. Hamilton.
editor of The Belfmt Wilma-a, the organ ot
the Irish Presbyterian church, It ‘ been ap
pointed preeident of Quinn’s collsEFe, Reliant.
Pants, May 4.—La France say-I that the
government intends wluetpone the general
elections for members of the chamber of
deputies until the spring of 1390. ,
VIENNA. Ma] 42-" is thong It [Irritable
that the government will declare he Plenary
Catholic congress jun closed re to have
been a private assembly, and pay no atten-
tlm to the telegraphic meanings of the Papa
(ham
Palm, Bay t—The Royalist atorl and
deputia have resolved not to an I] the fete
to be given at. Versailles on Sunday, the eve
o. m. mg or the exhibition. There Inm-
bean pactically no invitatimu lubed for the
my 01 opening the exhihi
Banana: llay L—The co onation at
King Alexander will take place i July. The
Whalidnelwillo teatthe
cum
y.
Bum. Hay l—Herr Meyer, the largest
ivory importer in the world and a‘ broth-in-
law or out Schurs, a dead. ,
leaves-7 Oool'n Conan on.
an Yul, llay A—lt was stated at the .
lwuae that Semtaryot State Cook
, fatal Boiler lxpioeloia.
Wm Put. In; L—A
th Hartford mine, near Ashley,
wrecking the boiler home and II tally laid-
nvighlwr‘s. “here Iihe had been on avislt,
we ”upgrrl I-ya negro man, who drew a
larp- Inuit: from his pocket and told her that
If :‘hu made an outcry he would cut her
tmont. “u then attempted to Ila-mutt her,
The young lady on III-r rcturu home infomwd
her part-ms of the assault, and a search was
at nun: made for the negro, but he could not
bc found.
A (’cfllii'a (’oIIfI-ntn Snatlere'd.
Inniasnnms. May -I. —A team attached II.-
“ wagon lmtdhl mth coffins containing
curpwa that Were being transferred from an
old t'clll"lt‘l‘_\' to a new one became frightened
and run many in one of the principal ell’l'III-l
The wagon was upset and the colliua were
N'llllul'ul along thr btrcet. (Inn burst open,
and the Ikull I-I n akt'lt'lllll rolled out on the
ground, WIIIIL' buncs wo-re thrown about pro»
Inzwuoudy.
Kllll'll by “line ('lln.
Anya, Ill», May A—JaIm-s Gordon, who
“av wlnppul by the White Cape II week ago,
dial of hi.» in jlll’lcn. Thcnianucr of Uurdon'.
whipping Wu: Inuat brutal. lie Wu.» knmrkcd
down by one of the ruIliaIIa, and afterward:
held and whipped on his bare burl; till he
fainted. Jonathan Row and others of that
II-ughborhud have been warm-d to leave or
lulu.- the mine treatment.
.\ l'urocial Benidenca Robbed.
"HICUI'IZEL, )IIlflm, Slay -l.—'l'hl,- part-dual '
rmilma'cut the Church of thc Holy Name
was broken into, and all the silverware in the
dining mum and ruin-m money from the
binary ncn- taken. E’ntln-r Airlintchmc,
“no Ln: bwu in charge t-I the parish since
Inc-luau: 0: “var Ucncral “only, and Ill'
dull“! go tn but till after 12 o'clock and
heard no tame.
2513:; Yum}; Sin; ~i. - William “churn-ll, n
n» .inly . :...r.,,u.- gmmvr of Florida, hm" bcen
III-\~Ill',; Ilnlll in. l.--t-:l In this city :lllt‘t'
Thumlay nu :rniug. 'I III' police are searching
for him. titular ll. UaIlrwbon, Imhier for
I; ll. I.u4IIuW, the nut club.- dealer, is also
musing. lie was“ and on In: way home
wry-n lent. sccn 'I'Iiumlay.
The .‘II. Fan] strike Oil.
51'. l'.~.t'I.. .‘dinIL, May L—At a meeting of
the striking :trcct car driven the ntrike wu-
dcciurci all, and the men will go back to
work at the l’cdut’ul wages. The company
made tho: bohemian of agreeing to treat well
the men, I't'gzlr-IIL'SS of their BITIIWEII‘IIE with
Inlnr llni- Illa.
Fatal “rude Clue-In; Accident.
l'IIIIaouynu, llay -l.——A tlru htirseconcb
('t-lelllilltg sun-Kn] [muons was struck by-
train on the I'cnIL-oyivania raiir-ud at Brides.
burg chemo; and the coach denioiishul,
Tum of Its ou'tzmnts, F. K. Woinrath and
Janna Ilmigan, More killed, and three othen
Injured. ~_ '
air Julian Ia Pro-emu].
\l’asmxurox, May L—Sir Julian Panace-
Iotos, the new britinh minister, drcaael in all
the elegance of English court mtuuw, and
awompanied by his secretaries of Iegatiou.
similarly arrayed, calla] on Sicretary Blaine
at the state department, and was taken to
the White H0159, where he was presented to
the pruidcut.
llaerea Convlded 0! Murder.
BIKIISGHAM, Ala, llay -I.—'l'he jury in
the Harm mac yeturned II verdict of guilty,
and final the penalty as death. Haves i-I
calm, and says he waa certain of conviction
in thb. county. The supreme court will
probably, on anal, grant a change of venue
and new trial.
Cardinal (Million: In New Orleans
Nrwoiuxun, May l—Cardinal Gibtm
arrived to mm In conferring the mum
upon Bishop Janswns. which myoc-
can Wednwlay next. The cardinal will re
main about ten days, the guest of his brother,
John T. W and his liter, George
Swartrick.
Election Content In llabokcn.
[lo-om, N. J.. May L—Janiae Rarity,
the defeated Democratic candidate (or coun-
dlmanfnthe'l'hirdward, will havethebab
lob recounted.
law Quart-ta («Ant-ale.
Aunt, lay L—‘l‘be govern: hulls-ell
mmwmmomanmm
(«the ulna!- la Olatnlpark hwlllb
cLEVEIANll's
SUPERIOR
IIIIIIIII PIIWIIEII
IIIE I'IIIIESI llIll BEST
III made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. etrictl pure birarlxmate of
notla. and a amal portion of flour as a
preservative. nothin elite whatever, and
III warranted catircy fire from alum.
ammonia, phosphates, lime. and all the
adulteranta ficquently found in halting
powders. The character of materials
uml. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. under Clevelaud'a am inrinr
baking powderthe moat healthfulant moat
economical in use, and it always aifordn
wholesome. Imtritioue. and delicioua food.
It in recommended for purity. healthful-
IrIuI and efficiency by Government and
State chemists, chcminls Ir! Boards of
Health. and pmfemrn in inntilutione of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cane. full weight.
(‘uvutuu Ilenrititns. ALIIAIIv. N. Y.
‘ 1- «J MARK
o. a: ”LEA
The Chaired Tea Ever Meet.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
A Minn Dizmctorn Blfi'l'n/IIIB TRY IT.
T :: Til :m: m ta] “tor. my um urtu
it in tho llmnvrr Itnnr Luv. pirhd Irnm
'3 r but plantation» and Izuamntwd alm'nlh ly
pure and Irw- from all I'I-llll‘ralllrh-i or r.d--r.;-.:
n .1”: r The pacing” am hrrmetirally w. l- .I
;.'.vl wamznml lull wright. It l4 mllft'l'I-vin'
t-IIJI‘JI in line than the lower grade-
Oriental 5: Occidental Tea Co.. L'I’I’...
Ilunl (mm, 3.5 Hurling Slip, Km- I'm 1'.
I or MI» by III" taut hymn-n.
I“. 1). LA W'I‘ON & (70..
,1). l.’fl0llEIIlEl'.
CHAS. ll. l‘EltlIIS,
South Norwalli, Conn.
N. r. N. ii'fiITIIIIIIIuAII.
December”. 1888.
not" war. name not.
5.1% a. In. Exprcu, II.“ “ Armin.
5.4.1 “ Enron. 7.3.1 " Lemar.
6,12 ” Inullx. 8.!!! " Accom.
are " B'port. up. 9m " Localzx.
LIE " IJKII Ex. l0.” Act-pm
an; ' Lorain. 12.13 mailman Ix.
$.36 " Wallis. LO? " loath.
so) '- mammals I.“ " ep'gacm Way.
9.03 ” nl Ex .107 " Locatlx
0.16 " Accom. 4.11 " "we. fix.
10.13 “ Bx. I3: “ Accom.
11.45 " loath. 15M) ‘ Rough.
Imp.m..flxprul. 5.1:! “ Accomm.
.20 “ soil-p 71.15 " Local Blue:
2.“ ” Accom. ‘72? " Bridgd'pl Act.
“I; “ lloetonlx. ,5.“ " Arum.
506 " nmturdArc‘ 9.49 " Acton.
5.20 “ upra- 11.07 " Adana Ix Le.
‘36 “ StamfordAcc 12.4.3 " Balm Ix.
8.11 " B'port etc: ' scam".
10.15 " Armin. 3.33 " Amount.
Scum". 9.11" Accum.
“5 Arrow. 6 6.51pm. Armin.
b.1491: Accom. .
7.23 “ Imifixp.
$.39 " auom.
l .._ A._~ _
'l’rSI-III Laavo Int Non-IR.
Gallo wan. some an.
no: a In I 6.34 a. In.
'61:: “ I 8.52 "
1.19 " . In p.1n.
5.22 -- I 515 '-
ltAl “ It'd! “
1.40 p In 9.!“ “
5.01 "
633 “
8.07 “
0. I. Sauna, I}. '1'. “Kim
Gen. an'. Rea. the. Ag't
IIOITSA'I'ON It} IIAI LIIOAII.
BASBURI a NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 41h. 1868.
Pan-eager ‘l’ralaa. ,
SOUTH.
l.v. Norwalk. M. So. Norwalk. Ar. \l'ibon 1'qu
733mm 756mm. “nan.
8 l7 " 8‘27 " 8 35 "
lot)?! “ 10 l?! “ 103) "
lzprn. lmpJu. “nun.
‘ 34 .. 4 a, .. ‘ , ..
a Is ” lined use " M‘IM BIS ”I'x‘d
s u I. II am no u 8 '5 II I.
9‘7 It .- lo ‘1 u n I031 05 u
emu.
9.00 a. In.
cm 1). III
NOIVI‘II.
I.v. Wilma Point. [.v. 80. Nowell. Arfiorwali
llommflixcd twanl‘l'd Molina
5.. .. .. ‘35 .. u 1 ..
‘5
545 -‘ 913 u ” axis...
120! “ 213 .III. 1219 .IL
2 50 “ Kind 3 l0 "Hind 3 i6 Nixcd
4 Zip. In. ‘ .5 17 p. In.
3:4,: 3 , 615 '- Ho --
Ii 10 u [land In 17 " llxul In 24 land
mar.
9 ma. In 9 5 a. I.
653nm . “nun.
w. B. Mano-Nicene; and Gun lamp.
7. c. Pun. sII standout.
A. W. Mil. Pan-eager Amt.
IAIN LINE.
lave Bridgeport for Pituldd.
LIB a. In. aouanmo'n
10.05 .. ..
no.2) a. at. lined mar Ian.
1' ”a...
300:, only u (are: Great Remington.
'Gouonly ae far In New lilfore.
Wu. I]. We, Vice Pm't 8 Carl Ira'rr
W. I. Lrol, Supt.
A. W. Panacea. WM'LJIMMC
3 ulnar Rmmflco-binedlallalr’e s p
ol‘l‘ar, and Radio-ad.
Wild the
(Inglis enema; human-m
bovla’riltpia Invaluable III Group In children.
byall drank“. The genuine only baa he
dulled WIWMJAIMIII
-TIIII-
English Sci'ges.
French Cnslnnere.
French Cnslmierc Ilciges.
French Tainisc
Black and White Pluids.
Ilovonshire Mixed (lloth.
It‘rench Foulc.
N ovcltv Stripes.
some nonwaut EVENING SENTINEL'. SATURDAY. MAY I, we.
BOTNO
Particular attention is called to our Spetiitl Sale of
NEW SPRING llIlESS 60008.
Our lll‘l'r‘t'lll collection of New Spring Novelties far exceeds in Variety and Elegance anything
ever before displayed by any house in Connecticut.
mnmw
French Silk-Finished, Henrietta.
IT WE IRE IFFEBIIII} THIS
WEEK.
Black and White Stripes.
English Mohair.
40t054 in. I
Worth from
5c. to 81 .2
VISIT IlIIIl KITIIIIIII 'llliPIIITMl-INT.
Wraps and Jackets.
Handsome lines of latest styles in Wraps and Jackets just opened.
$3.75, 53.95, St. l2, $5.49, $6.49.
Black Jackets.
We are showing a full line of Black Jackets in all-wool Corkscrew, fancy Wide Wales,
Revers and Vcst Fronts. Prices range from $5.93 to $12.98.
Beautiful wraps :It
Sale of
G realest- Sacrifice
1195
Yards!
950
Yards I
850
Yards !
'7 50
\ and '3
' 875
Yards !
Warrantod to Wear.
Regatta Black Silk $1.1
Wat'rnntcd to “font.
Regatta Black Silk $1.25
Warl'nnted to W ‘ar.
Faille Francoise 890
Warrantcd to Wear.
Faille Francoise $1.19
War mated to “'car.
HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR AND GLOVES.
Will oflcr extraordinary Bargains in the above Departments this week.
Note a few of the many specials oti'ercd:
15¢ per pair or 2 pair for 25c, Goat's Ilosc; "0 styles for selection, and consist of
French, Balbriggans, plain or embroidcrcd Sides, Fancy Stripes, Modes and Tans, in all the
fast coloriugs, and all regular madc, woxth 21c per pair.
1 7c per pair or 2 pair for 25c, Larlics' Fast Black Hose worth 22c per pair.
I 5c per pair or ‘3 pair for 25c. Misses Fast Black Hose, Worth lllc per pair.
Visit Our Kitchen Department.
2 for 25c. Another case received of Ladics' Jersey Ribbed Vests, on which we have had
such a run, actually worth 19¢ each.
Our Glove Department is doing four times the business done last Spring, proving our
lines the best and prices the lowest.
New designs in Parasols received daily, which we oflcr at. low prices.
Complete line of latest shades in Ribbons. -
SPECIAL IN SWISS FLOUNGES.
2 cpcr yard. Choice of 4 patterns, 21 inches deep, worth 45c per yard.
3 c per yard, fine quality, 26 inches deep, worth 55c per yard. '
49¢ per yard, extra fine quality, 27 inch deep, and worth 69c per yard.
meISIT OUR KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Lace Curtains.
We are showing the best values in fine Nottingham Lace Curtains to be found Our
prices are 74c, 94c, $1.49, $1.95, $3.00 and $4.00 per pair,
GREASED
on ORB.‘
AT THE BOSNN STORE.
10 811088 III PIG PUZZLES,
To as mm on n
8 Cent. Each.
PIGS
NORWALK. ‘
Greatest Sacrifice
Sale of
Regatta Black Silk 980.
IEIIII III ItIIIll IIIIII Fitting PIIIII'II.
IIIISTIIII SIIII
Actual
Value,
>3 1.25
Actual
Va Inc,
'8 1.49
Actual
Value,
81.75.
Actual
Va 1110,
S 1.25.
Actual
Value,
$1.49. ..
Ioel Estate. litre. Illfe. Areldeat,
Plate Illa“. and Steel Roller
INSURANCE AGENTS
AI.- Aaenl- for the tale of
Bebe-lure and Far- Ion-age
e a 1 per ml. Boadl.
Loan- Negotiated.
OWICI2-ule‘7'aehlnctm at, Bo. Not-walk.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
III III padre of Siifl and bolt Ilm. Nprlau Style
311K Hats,
Boys llats. Polo Caps, Tennis
Caps In all colors, Crush
IIIIIII, Am, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid In
Plain. Clealllna and Ironing
Ink "III. ape
“ ' any one ' “
Del. County Creamery Butter.
I'l' PLEASE! EVERY TIME.
DANIEL L’IIOMIIEIIIEU.
E. HHITIIII’S ART STORE.
075 Main Htroot.
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FRAMING at lowest nrim.
Full line of Artist!’ Materials.
New and SecondHand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
(Inc Grocer’s Wagon,
one Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
-LID-.
Barn-Yard Manures.
RIIMIINII IRIS
BEE HIVE
General lutelligenceOIIice
eatinwulalm .:,nrwiehing t.)
that. h?! orbrr phat. will In! it will pay than to
at! am: and mum their um. India Ira;
ovum nilibcrberwrd the rain of 1': rt‘. 1!
you was: I» buy, mull. a nut. or enquire for any
ibia‘yalaadombar.unrmtt advertises Ibe
ale: any day. We bare a living roo- for bodice
end our for (ket- alro. ,
l‘ n
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Kc haven mt M you can get anything
[refluxnultica In a tad In! at. all More.
“dwthdayntwuknbolwgiuz. . ‘
In In Your! Wally. Bill bit’l,
So. 5 water 8L. Borough.
“In: In: W to tank! all kind; 0!
Fresh and Salt Fish,
[Manila-ll. flan-dew»
mh—umqwnyanydiythmgnlnt.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
'nathvelotbea lend.
Pure Tomatoe Oatmp.
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radishes,
Pickled Oysters,
And anything
mum... MARKET LINE ’21.“?
"35!! B'IIII’ DAY
.‘f-
HUNT & ZELUFI"S.
A FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils, Vflnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Stool Door Mats,
man-Jim“
W. 0.0"INTARD,
H mm
1
SO. NOIIWMI. GI
Seed Oats. "M
* knife—CE?
Initial Attractions
_.._...‘1
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Penn-de-
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain inBIuck Rhadmnc 97c.
Bargain in Black FIIIIic Fran-
coise, 980.
One lot l’Inid Flannels, Stu, rc-
duccd from 400 to 250.
(Inc lot [’Inid Flannels,&c., ro-
Iluccd from 500 to 38c.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 850 to 50c.
Ono lot. ‘2‘). inch l’laida, Sic.
reduced from 250 to l2lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
IIBLEBI SIIllllS.
Artificial Stone Stone. Coping,
IAIVN annuals.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
&c.. Sun, '
Manufactured by C. T. IEONAIID,
wasfiiéinn
SKILLED WORKHEN.
The fnllowirg in the certificate of S. D. Dayton. a
magnate oftbc Winona School of Horoloy. now
Ill
110M ER 13. IIOY'I‘,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
WISOBA, lien. Feb. 13th. In.
This is to certfy that Air. 3. I). Kaylee ha. been
with an. ace pnpilJnd I on highly r-coininend
bun an agood watchmskcrto any In need of the
mvim of a comment and In workman. Be can
turn out n fine work no any man; be one a very
fine and compiete net of look, and he made many
Ipfl'tal tout- under my induction: bi! jmling in
wholly eicgmt, and lmigb! go on and state much
more. but rpace forbids He will make a my
valuable adovtiou to any jewelry stole and I highly
armament! the young man to any one. Ir. Baylu
b- done chronotoeter, chronognph and repeater
martin Int—I‘ll" style. He has done Amine.
Eng Ian and Swan work and 2cm rcpairmg about
all nau- oI 'llt'ht’fl lie does his war: elegantly.
Yours truly. W. F. a. monument.
EVE: N IN G
Commercial School.
BLNINBSS DEPARTMENT. —By a system of
1, using all kinda of bu-inm paper, with
I’IlICIl our rcbolare do Matinee. they are practically
Iliad {or any commercial poaition. buttone—
Hominy. “'fllfm‘dfl) and Friday mints.
slloRTllAND AND TY l’rWRI'l'lNG DI-
acumen: I! In charge or a practical teacher. who
can secure but make. sessions—My and
Thunday rvenxnxr.
GERMAN CLASS—A practical tuba I'm-
Yxek‘Cozlt—ze gins let-m two rftunooae end:
It
Would hepleurdto have you call or write for
pamculau. PMNK II. RUSCOR.
Gazelle Bulldlng, Norwalk, Ct.
P. s.-Aldo of Baum-s Department~ Brid (port
Blarney: ('olieaze. 13:1!
CANDIES
Ofallhudt' MCI.-
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('OIINUOOI’IAS. (‘AXDY TOYS, and a lull anon,
Ira-m of and].
MrsJohnHolland
MUD‘B'S 3m.
l flfr‘.
The Best Kludling Wood
KowlohehadiI-eoldhyc 'I'. Imanlin hgl of
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
one can worth in lulicfiielzt to kindle any «ulnar,
.c. 'r. LEONARD,
I’ll If Water 8L, Km
18 North Alain St.
Spamgfirvtss
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilt!
a: 25. so. and 40 Cents. Double Roll
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Boll,
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Hall! St...
Iouth Norwulk, Ct.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
he Ink m a w.
“ 'm It. - lent. m
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