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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 4, 1889 · page 4

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Ills. CARTEB'S FUNDS.

Financial Features in the DI-
vorce Trial.

IYIIIII'I lilZIIIIlIll lltlllh‘ l'l' Mills.
Jud-o Junta-rum “I'Illnt‘l to t'Ii.IIII \III.

(:er Attorney III AII‘IIII IIIII
lion. of III-r l'rI-ilnin MIIII;

i'ul-

Ilia

.t llti. .
III. III lh-Iumnic-o'..

(‘IIICIIIII‘L Slay I.»'l'lII»I- Ix; .. I I.I i I ”II-
Eldon of the (VIII-Ir t"l\r' I \I _ I .
further lt5lilllilll) II II 1 I-_\ I . . III II
Ippultilul tiiilil iii-:iI tIiI- II « - I I' I1..- ~I ~ . -II
for “today “to llmllll) IlI iIItI lI-I! .. I. \\
In. Ipil Ira t'lrti r‘u I-pr-IIIlItIIimI “bile III

m Jiidgi- Jilllllt'flillltllh'l III lh'l‘fllll
In. Carter) nttIrtIII to -tIIk_- I'IIIII l-r
nnieuded bill INT 1113- IIIIIIII that I '.II .I I' I'I--
trad to Inipply llI'l" \IIIh III 'lt'\ u go II-
Enron, and that Uii-IIf-IIII ah.- mp III-opal
to tell her wardrobe IIIIII iIlIiJlil III-III y (1 I111
O lldy friend—lira. \VillIIIIII ( I ll‘idl'lt‘ .lr --
and hermotlii-r.
More llc-pnvlllnnii Ill-ad.

Deposition: WI-i'c mail hillt“lll,‘ Ili:it .‘Ili'l.
Outer went out anIII; III r... . I .. II Ill ll .-
mornliig on thII lain- ut ('I.-III l‘~lo\\ll, III
June, 1815, Indulw tliIit Mr. H. t'uhstahic,
Jr.,wuut out “I‘ll“; uqut III- mm» IIIIII.
Thaddeucowautnl ti-riiIIuI II .‘ll‘ 1 -IItI-I
couldnothavc bn-II Ill III .: III II~ :.I-I~-II
chimed, I! she was nine to All IIIIt l'II\\iI|,: iii
6 o'clock In tho Inurxuux iii» (any, ill!
employs It one of "iv mung”. IIt t'IIIIpI IN—
town, deposed that in the IIIIIIIIIII-r II! l“\'r or
Milli—Ibo could not rciiiuiul-ci' “ltii‘ll yI-Iir—
tho-W NIB. Carter and Sir. CIIIIsIIIlIle i-IItI-r
I I“! “fly in thI.I mortii I; with It IimIIl,
Who curried a lunch Inbkl'l, Tiny all r-IiiI-Il
out Into the hike, lllll the 111mm» billII that
the did not we .‘lis. (fariI-r III:Il .\lr. I'IIII—
mute return IIIiIil "hunt I III I I: III the
owning. Ills. (iray szIl .~’II- I-IIIli not my
that When the NH“ .\lr~. ('Iiit I' and I'nll:
“Ibis return at lilo'lti tiII-y liaIl _In~t i‘IIllll'
fran their hike trip. 'l‘lIIIy might have been
in the villagc it” day.

The Money blu-iIt in linrope.

In. Carter's money uI-rIIIIII'Is mm tlIIIn
looked into, covering the years t‘.-5 and lwi.
Thesum total transtcrrul by KiItIlI-r,l’1~a-
body & C0,, of Hinton, to ilarnig llI'IIIhi-rs- &
C0" 0‘ [find-Ill, Ill lllt' two Mills in llli' {It‘-
countIIt lint CW “113 it: .‘r'I ZilnI. t'ar-
tel-drew all of this I' xccpt L1" . liII uiiicli liar-
lng Brother: I); t‘u. uciistzi'rml liziI'l; III Kid-
dor, Peabody i‘k (,'Ii. Besides this inluiu'e
Mrs. Carter had ii ten thI Irwin-1 IlI Illrir balanci-
at Kidder, P'llhod)’ a (if. uftI-r her rI-IIIrIi
to Europe.

The Boston tinn, I-Ii Norrriibcr L'i, l'-.~7.
paid a draft for $14.10.! drawn by M15. t'ur
tar at Geneva Luke, “is. This was "10 time
when she was in Dr. King‘s sanitarium. Mr.
Carter wrote to Baring ilrI-thi-nI tor a state-
ment of MN Carter's account, but it wns
denied him, Mrs. L'J't-r having iii>t:III-tul
her bankers tII givi- I:ut III thing.

Hyrle lil'llt'u's 5mm- .lplzcurs.

Mr. J. P. Onl, of Englcwo- Ii. .‘x'. J., \‘lfIl In

his deposition that he dini'd lit the Alla-nmrlc

III '1:

hotel, Sept. 15, 1:38, with Mm t'artI-r. Bit:
1'). ll. Sheldon was our II! the party. Mn.

Carter sent a ltlt‘a‘engo-r III; in Kyiic licllrlt‘
for tickets to the i'iIIIIII Square tIII-IitrII,
when: Mrs. hingtry “as pinyin; and the
boy retumcd with tickets for II but. Aft -r
the theatre 2dr. l‘t'llt‘V suppul “‘llli Mrs.
Carter, Mr. ”rd and )lrx. Hivldoi at Del-

», monico's, mid suquuI'nily ltvl'lirh‘l‘ lII-r III

the ludie.‘ cntrunn- ot‘ ti.» CIIZI-IIIIIlc litllt‘l.
where they lift he r.

 

GEN. BARNUlVlS FUNERAL.

 

"any Prominent l'i-n Ill‘ Attend the 0|»
DI'IIHIQ'B-

Lulu ROCK. Colin" May l.-—'i'l:II tun-Ira]
over the "‘lililllh «If tlII: llIIIL William ll.
Barnum lms im-II held In Trinity chun-h
here. llllt’l‘lll"l:l “as made in the {annly
lot. There were >[H'I'lzll trains in In Hart-
ford and New Yuri: bringing; lllltlll'llt'l'a from
nil our the country. mm 11,; thsm IIIIIIIy
wominent piiitlciaus, including Ivz-l'i'c-Ivlrnt
Cleveland. The service v.4" I-IIIIluct I! by
the Rev. Mr. l’utrmin, rI-I-:I r. Elm-I sud by
the Rev, Air. “hiker, lrI'IIII-r rI»::IIr. Tin-
l-arcrs were thrm nephew, I-t ILII:
M. B. Ilichiinisozi, A. L. liaiuihlmn in:

I? M. Walton, and Skip-y Ensign,
Porters Burmll tin-l George W. ('LI“Ilr“y.

I iccrtlficIl

Sml’llcn on the Italians.

I’Insziuzri, Fri, May *l.—-Tl'ii'l“3 v.11: :III-
Ollltl' itrilic :It the Dunn-rm.- it \‘Isllll r rit’t'l
works, the Italians n ho had ricplfli'xnl strikers
demanding evI-n higher mug-s than the orig-
inal workman had natal tax: The company
retused Iii: dI-zzian-l. :iiIIl IIIIy twenty IIII-n
us now at work. Th;- strikris are ng-atly
enammgai «Iver tin} turn of attain. Pu: lllt
company are still l'lfllfiIl‘ -.It I I :0! urizz 3:1 mn-
lllllull (LETS. ‘

(‘mnictril of .‘durdcr.

BELVXDERE. N. J.. May i.—.\lzi'haI-l ikifak
has he a (‘IIllVil'tmI of :I.'Ii:'I'I.rIn.; Mleutel
Ballensltine. The I'riIiiI: um f'htlliillllz‘d at
Oxford imt full. TIIII illlvfi’litdl “its that
133131;, knowing liLlih'iirdliir" li.Il $1) I in
money, had ucmxnmnicd to a 19:1er spot
and shot him.

A Full] Collliilou ol’ llzill Players.

HARTI’ORD CITY, 1nd,. May -l.—.»\ fatal ac-
cident occurred in a gumeI t L‘l‘Iil'allfll Dun-
(la-'3, ltn miles northwest. oi liiis L'ily, Eur;
Farr and Richard Mei)». i 12 minded a: third
base. McBride remind liijdl'llla‘ tmm winch
his recovery Ii impossible.

 

 

In Place of Daniel Lockwood. ‘31?
- W Asulxorox, Stay 4.— De Ah an! Alarm-
der, of Butlnl), recently of Indianapolis, and
a friend of President Harrison, has been up
[minted United States district attorney for
the Northern district of \cw York in place
of Dnnicl Lockwood,

Paymuter Smith round.
sz You, May 4.-Henry ll. Smith, the
raising unmista- ot the Urinal States cor-
vette Fuex, was found at his mother’s resi—
daice, 344 West Fourteenth street, in Ii very
pee-rims condifion, the rank of centennial
overindulgence.

‘l'o Ply the Penalty of III- Crime.
: Emulsions, PA, May It.——Governor Ben-
vu’ signed the death warrant of Michael
Riullo, one of the murderers of l’aymuter
Mun. Billilo Will be hang-.11 in Luncrne
,wlnll on Tuesday. June 25

 

A Town Burning.
. Duel, llis..lh mg L—The town of I-‘orreston
h burning. A for aid from surrounding
town: he: just gone out. The tire originated
in the elevator at the depot shout e o ",clock
q-dfmthm bu spread to the basins-
and: _.

A Birth for Inn “’53”.

' 'II cllmoo, Nay 4—1 special dispatch from

loan-e. Mich, .13: Section hudsm
”1-leth mmAfl-minnil-
nymmmhmmmmcktw
onhnlngutrvnthalottwadny.

.II'

HI WAS NOT A JACKAss.

‘- lire-mu. Inuit. llclil In titreuvlllo
Mlllflllt'l. Church.

Jinx“ t'Irv, tiny I ——'l‘IIII.-III “III. IIIII-IIIlI-d
the I'IIIIng-untiuii Iiiwllng iii-III at ll.» tiiwli
Ville liI IIII'IIIIII I'IIUI‘t‘II IIIIIII-IputI II II ~lIort
niiItIiiiict lIiII‘lillg. Thi-IIII-i IIII; I.i~ I‘dlini
(III the pIiI'pI-sI- III nuiuidei'ing the 111311 tor
the Hutu-«II Iimv clillt‘i'li iiiiIl :11. Int am out)“
five Ilium-Int the roll. The IIIM I-Ililli'II in It
be nI'I-I lot on [LII IIIIII mljoiniii; the building
Iiul' I N Iipml. Tilt.- lalicr Viill I» consider
IIlIlv mil-111ml III IIIIII'II in Ii i-IIIIpu-l, Nuiuiu)’
III III-II lIIIllI LIII-IIIIII itllII liliriiry

MIIII llll' l-Lllm \‘I'n‘ liiily uni-«Ital I in»
(MI \i‘I1~ nut that tiII-y Il‘ llt‘l'\"\li\I Its the
i' .I I. l..| III- punt-hut "I'W Ilulliilii: ‘l‘lli'

III \I. II Mn ‘IIIIIIIII'II and Irvale IIII iIIlIaII'
I'II II- IlII~ IIIIII~ I \I-Iytlnng “i‘lll "noun-tidy
lIIII IIII- sl-iIIiII n.5,; IIIII~ “t'l'l' lll'hlllit‘l II
I. : tI-I'II .‘Ili IIIIIIIII “l"‘Ks II|--IIIII the
,1.. I .. 1., III~ III; III iIIIIaII Ins lili'lll IIII
|I.I II. II LII-II I'it' QIIIII- IiII l‘AI‘IIIlvrztlt‘
lain I’ I .. u. I Hi IIIIII'lI III- llhhl Illlt‘l pI-I
PIi‘I ll" 'II'I'I- 'I~"Il ‘Hiiw IlII We him“
to “I'll IIII- lIIIIIIlIII; Hun fIIIlIIIuIIII cl

(li.l'l‘ II 311' [III “in. 'NII'II thump 'tittr
iil'II‘IIt‘Il Int-III l l'l'tilll Inn-Mia» IlI,IIII
ti III “II Iii .‘li' tilIIIiII'- limit on .1 up built
In ‘.'| In. | I‘l'd‘ lI-IiI- {1” III III "

"I IIIII'I ll II.- It I Ii III~_ llit‘tl Jr i'.IlinI-r.
IIurx II.,.' “l'll rig-I iiIIil IlilllglllliiI-li.
MI 1.5.. I‘m I~ :I ltlt‘ll'IH'?’ I I ”III .III~.stIIri'

and III lliI' III i-IIII; Iit “lllI'lI the plan. ui-rI
:.I.lIIII;tlI-l In- Il.-tiiinsl lIIIIIi-I Iiitli a
IpI Iii'aal Uili‘l" ULII: “cull-11121.: ltll‘llt'll to
tIII‘ III :1 \II.I_\ III-t ~liltillli' III \iI lit-Nib
Itatnig that aIvI-ii lllL'tttlD'ct: III lltl' eight
III-II- aigriwl an l the eighth iIiil IIII tumncss
to ll.l¢‘ilt'l|‘

.‘lr l'II'IIIIlts' ire “4‘ I'uwIi to n \\l.lll‘ III-at
tit Hm. "l mu llI.1t I-Iglitli IiiI-IIIlwr,” Iit‘
Ntl'l, “IIIIIl l IIItI-IIl to IltlH' Iii_v say. It
III-w I at the IIII-Inl-II'I tli ilII- l‘IlllslelUl‘y are
jiiI'lI'nIun, l'IIi not." This IIuthuut was it
dI-IIII stll'lirlss, but half xi IlIIrIIII more on their
tool nt I-III'i- I'vaIly tIi i'IIIItInuI- the brittle
At this strigi- II! ”III liltfl'l‘l'llll._;~ wvcml
lIIdIIs left the budding and :i III-III III disgust
\I'a-I dI-pII-tI-II IIII I‘Vl'ry tII.~I- Many opinions
m-I'v- t‘xlll'ilifil. In ntli’ to Air l‘II'IiIk‘sdiw
I-rIIIltL

“In

The National (Sallie.
At I'hilaIlI-lpIILI .

I'lllliltl’lrilld .: II 0 II II II 2 Ii 0—0
.\'I-II~\‘IIrk .0 II -: n 1 II II I 04
ll.ittcriI-<: San II-rz Inil Nixrtwr; t'raIII- rind
Brown l'IIIpIIw ' VII-x ‘li'li'n allt'l t‘IirI'y
At t‘lI-IelzinIl
I'lI-I-I-lIiuIl. II II Ii II Ii II II II 04:

Chung-I. , II II II 2 II I II t x.‘

mllll‘lil'h' l'I.ilII-ly I'lllll SiinlIIr; ll‘lll iI.II I'll :ind
l-‘Iiri'vll l'nipnr. l'I.IIIIIIIII

At \\':I~liinulun .
\\ i~liIIi,:tIIt1 0 . II II II II II II .1.
"(NIUII l I! ti o I. l I II _\ 9

lilliti'rimi: llI :Il_i :I1II It .\la-~;;l
l'nipirI: \li Q11 III"
M ln-luinnxmlh

.‘l- iIlIl- -II II It h'I-tly.

 

lIIIliaIIalmlts.. ...o I ll 0 II 1 II .' II J
I'lllNllllr; ..,2 2 II "I: II t .1 AA!”
litII-II-w' III'UeIu :iuIl Iluckir}. Sui y and
.‘iiilI-r. i'IIIpirc' Lynch.
.\t t'IIIIIIIIhIIs
('I-iIIII'lIIh ..‘.' I 1 It I' It It I' U 'I'
llu'tuwr- , I) ll It I) II 1 II II t >_I
ILLI“ 't thistrl lit and “.1. 'li: lizir-y and

Ta‘ - I':I.; “c:
.\t lfIIIIIi.ini»~
l:II-IIIII_iII .. ,,| 3 2 II .' :I Ii I It i:
\ItIl.~III- 0 II II II II o 2 4 II— II
lL'ittv-ri-u: Ili‘l‘ll :iIiIl linshniig: N-“ard. .‘liilil'
III-ir-IIIIIII Robinson. l'IIIpire: Holland.
AI Killhfl‘ t'itym
112111. was City
St l/Iinx

l e rgiison

till
.IIIIlIIunII‘.‘

II I! II U 1 [.10'

ll 3

l'. I'tiii- 's: )l- -t'.rtI1y and IlIIIIsIIr; l'lilltlill‘l’lalu,
IlI'

- Iii :IiIiIIll I_\. l'IIIpiI‘v I: iYTIII-y

 

l ” .' 1’ l '1 :I ll Orll
II II I II II 1 II II ll 2
m i Niliiinzz; (Zirv'y iiud
l'II-II'I-

.‘l‘hl ll.‘l\'t'll.
ILIliI'H-N: SIM-~1-
SIIIIII l'IIIIIIII"
.‘.I l'.i.»1IIII
ELII'IIIII , 3 II t I II I) 0 U 1.4,
"'- -- "11"00001’4
ill-4 11 IIIII! Lynch; Tllrlli'i' and

I) I.) II II 2—7

...1 0 2 2
.II 3 2 II 2 t I) II on.
- 12301 -p IIIIIl Briggs; Fanning niid
[ 1‘1”" “’th
II II II 0 u II II II I) II 1..)

 

I-nnuiiououuuu
.: cihhan mIIl \lI-KI-IIugli: liiIiIr Iiud

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

III iinjtrI: L‘..ililit|n
.Utlliz'lunnr
“01 11'3":wa
. All I. .I. III ii. Il .‘lzti‘n III-; Smith and
IIIpIIv; biIII-r
luiflltihli‘li

UUI'lI'tlll|‘:il
~ and Sage; Cam and King»

 

CONDENSED NEWS.

2.1L» NaniLI iti >3. the Ukluhuxiui female,
na< all!rlll1|"ll,;l.llll‘ llllll by Ii SI into Mr en-
giIiI-Ir mun l :~ Ill' II',Il \IliI) liuil junil ed her
cl. iIiiI.

T he )lII-liigan lIu-nl IIptiI n bill, which it
“In. hop-'1 \IIIul-l pins the logisliiture. failed,
kicking live votes of the runway IIIIIiil-cr.

l’nIlIly Ryan, whose delcal in a prize light
by Jl‘llll L Sullivan made the latter famous,
was inI client cut by :1 Sun Fraticzsco “Purl :-
pi-r reporter, weighing about 150 pounds.

A man named Molwick, living at llluir,
1.1,sliotnnvlkided his Wife and two chil-
IlI‘I-n. ll-I tin-n set tire to the housu mid, of-
pr waiting until the structure was tlII-nnugli-
iy .rIIvIIlIIp- '. III flanks, llel‘iUI and killed him-
self.

11m Harriet Bomber Stowe, uuthor of
“Uncle Toin'.~ Cabin," is improving in health.

Kerns‘ cigar box factory iii New Orleans
has been burnt-d. Loss, $40M”; no insurance.

Alaik l'.IlIlIIiu, late pitcher for Chicago,
hm been sign cd by Colmgyu».

Co-Iigren of \. 3|. C. A. Smelarinl.

Oiuxuiz, K. J., May IL—Yistcrduy waistlie
awond day of the International Conference
of gcucrui Secretaries of the Y. )1. C. A.
111690840115 are being held in the hull of the
Lxin-iatinii at Orange, and will continue until
mn'l‘uaday. Next ll' edncslny the Bien-
nial international Comcntion of \ouug
ZilI.'1~ Christian iLssI-Itiulions Ivill licgiu in
l‘biluIlI- ~Ipliiu and continue tuitil the II Honing
Sunday

beetle)- Inc—lo his “Buy on the Necemty
of Atheism" nt 17; “Queen Mali. " 18; “Pro
motheus and the Cenci, " 2!.

Banquet to Consul Thauer.

\Hw Yoint, May {—'i‘ he Holland society
gave a farewell dinner to Hon. Samuel F.
Thu) er the new niinistci to the Netherlands
Among the [mists were Consul General Plan-
ten. ot the Netherlands; Judges Van VonIt
and Van “'yck, John H. Starla, Rev. J. G.
Van slyite and a number of noted descend
out: at Dutch families.

 

 

Iln. Harrlnon In Brooklyn.

BROOKLYN, May It—ltm Harrison was the
guest tit diuncr of Mrs. J. J. V tin Nostnnd,
d 192 Columbia Heights. Among the twenty-
two other guests were Mrs. and Miss Trucy,
Mr and “I'll. ltuniell Harrison, Mm McKee,
(Xmmodorn md Mm Rummy-rid Rev. Dr.
Inward, of Washington.

Important I‘ll-lotion.
Borrox, May L—The homo of representa-
tive: M, to be augment, the senate bill

prov-tau“ iii-tutu depot“, ioIIII and mist
50“! 11"qu {Imam

 

“In“ WW9 U N" England Ind New
York.

 

 

Bahrain

 

Week.

 

()III' competitors in

tIIitlc, :uli citisc Irric it
no use.
tlicv trade with 118,38
reliable, and every

“IIIII'II'IiiiIs’ ” will be found as such.

business Is constantly
are selling more My

fare, at

their (31111115 to secure
bIII'I aius, but it is of

People will not be lIunilIugcd, so

they know “I‘ arci
Iii'ticlc Iidvmtiscd {is
Our
on the 111mm use. We
(loud: than ever be-

llllEAT BARGAINS!

CHRSETS.

We shall oll'cr for one week
:111 cxtraordiuary bargain in
Corsets at 37c, perfect lilting,
white and colored, positively
worth 75c per pair.

LIIIII’JIIIIIWIIIII

We will oil'cr this wcck at
great reduction from real value
a magnificent assortment of
Ladics’ Jersey Waists. There
can hardly be a possibility of
Ladics' not finding at waist to
please them from this almost
endless variety of styles, sizes
and prices as follows: $1. 35
worth $1.7 ,$1.65 worth $2,
$1.75 worth $2.25, $1.85!
worth $2. 50, $2. ()0 worth $2.-
75, $2. 75 worth $3. ‘25.

——-~~oo>———

Knit Underwear.

This is the second week of
our great sale of Ladics’, Miss-
es and Children's Knit Vests at
19c and upwards and to con-
tinue this great excitement by
our oll'criug double value in
those goods, the like of which
has never been seen at this sea
son of the year in Norwalk or
vicinity, we‘ have decided to
sell this week 20 dozen more
at the same phenomenally low
prices of 19c and upwards, and
our only word of caution is to
come at once and avoid disap-
pointmcnt.

4.5—.“

Misfirllmluuar

We invite attention to our
large and varied stock of La~
dies’ and Children’s 25c Muslin
Underwear which we consider
unsurpassed as a bargain.

Bargains iii Hosiery,
Bargains in Gloves,
Bargains in Mitts.

 

Hamburgs.

ln ouriuvitatinu III inspect
the above IIIcIItioncd goods we
\I'IIIIlIl lllClllIlt‘ :1 large quantity
of Hamburg Edgingworth 20c
per yard, which we will put in
:II this sale to close-M121.

coo ,..

PiRlSflLS

We have purchased over 300
[’Iirasols and Sun Umbrellas at
such Ii heavy discount from the
regular price that we are Iiblc
to oil'ct' the greatest bargains
ever shown in this class of
goods. The latest styles and
the best qualities are repre-
sented in this collection. This
is your chance to buy :it :1
great sacrifice and we rcconi-
mend all those interested to
take advantage of this nppor
tunity to secure the choicest
goods of the season at :i l'rac-
lion ()1 their real value. The
assortment comprise-s over 50
Ilillcrcnt styles of handles in
gold, silver and natural wood.

-——~¢o>—-

Buss hills.

in addition to the 111111}
lmgains we have mentioned
abovcwc would add IiIIIIIlIcr
dccidcd bargain in Dress/c,
Goods. All “00], Striped
Flannel, 38 inches wide for 38c
per y :,Ird positively worth 50c.
\lso a fine quality of Stiipcil
Serge 38oiuchcs Wldc, has been
selling for 75c, during bargain
wcck tiilc per yard.

GIIIs’ Furnishings

Our \chml drive in Gents
25c Balbriggan Underwear
last week was a great success
llavca few left that we wil

 

double the price.
The best of value in Gents
Fancy Striped Flannel Shirts.
Always bargains——Gcnts all
linen Collars 11c each; Cullis
130 per pair.
Bargaina in Buttons,3
Bargains in ltiiolilng,

Bargains in Dress; Trim-
mlngs.

 

)

ol’.‘

 

 

MSS

MITH,

10 South Main Street

 

SOUTH NORWALK, GON N

 

A row lilullreI-eli and l'lllowu will Ire closed out clump.

THE SECRET
Why C. H. HARVEY’ “

LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE

And having bought rtrlrtly to! rub It 3 tom dlrou’ni, he bring: his anode within the with 01' Hay
Clllittlllef. Tin-Iii ick 11- too numerous to mention priedo. Cur only My lino

SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL, SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1889.

.IIIIIII'I ‘ SALE

0I' Dress Goods, Spring Jackets, Wraps, Parasols,

 

Dress 'l‘rliiimlngs, Lace Caps, Calico Wrappers,
Zephyr Cloth Wrappers, Gloves, lloII-Ilcry 111 I111 grades,

Shirt WiilIIts tllltl the Electric lil'tllltl IIIiIlchI Collars and (Bull's.

superior

'l‘licsc goods are “mile of 2100 linen tllltl of
tliilIIIlI.

Also I Tum-led Wagon. pun loch-way. but little used. for solo cheap.

SCOFIELD & HOYT,

No. 3 (lnzette Building. Nor-walk.
IS OUT !
READ IT.

You IIlll discover the II t

 

ll! 'l'llll

In Town.

tin-trig increiml llll Itock to

$15, 000

Shoes from 200 120 4:. '0.

.47." Remember this III not a Bunkrupt stock nor a
nil-representation in the prices at goods.

HONESTY IS THE BI'} S'l‘ I’OLII‘Y.

85 Washington Street.

N0. :30 \Vuulilnulon 8t ., Houlli Norwalk.’

‘ II'II cIIIII. Iotm unwriux T0 tum

 

ANNUAL MAY SALE

Ingrain, and Brussels

CARPETS

...__A‘]'—._

Greatly Reduced Prices

A. lllliliillilllli & Still,

South lowalk.

 

COME ONE, COME ALL.
0. H. HARVEY,

12 North Bluin St... South IV orvvulk.

 

W. B. HALL&CO

‘Bnménpbm SPECIAL.
W B. HALL & CO.
Fashionable W001 Dress Goods.

[love Just Made Another lmge Purchase of
Colored and Black Futile l‘rnneiilie. it Me Buick Sunk
Slllui, 2l-lneh Gro (imlnc Sill", Colored lim- Grun-
iiml Sun-II Silks.

The Still? are all of the most reliable main-II, and \VIIIII Grinds tlw neweIIt and
must fashion. bic.

Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.

One case all-wool Henrietta Cloth-I, up ’i-nilid «pi luv, price 350—th5¢ an
advertised in New York papers as bargains at 400. One case «ill-Inch pure wool
mixtures” . 5c One case tine l-lannel Suitings" . 5c. In piI-cm beautiful (lvry Suit—
Ings 25c. 20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtures 33c.

llillllillllll llflllllllllllllflll Sailings.

40 pieces Stripes. Shaded Mixtures and Plains to match, withI puri- wml grinds, .
It mic—thew are regular 50c goal-I. 4') pieces beautiful Serge-II 50c. 34) tine dollar

Serge (file.

French Tosca. Camel’s Hair.

Une c=m~ of the finest Cnmel‘ II [lair (‘lntha that ever c mm to this country.
Never sold III. retail less than 81—51mm Is 59:. I

Sills, Sillillli, Satin, Baizilus, hurts and RIIIIIIII

In llll! 920.000 Purelra-e are mine 0! the he»! Silk Bargains ever
otl'crecl In I'll. cit).

LOT N0. I—tO pieces ('olnml 1"IiilhI SIlks, tliI- be". $1.25 woods, 2‘). nharlnv.
all new, rule. 81. 25 colored Radiniirs. the dollar grad. price 69:; 30 pimps Arm
urea Ind Ralemt'l'S, all new weavius sold hen-II. {on at $1.” 5, pl’lCI’ 39c. 50 pieces
ties: dollar GnvsUraine Silks will go at 59c.

FOULAIID, CHINA, INDIA AND WAS]! SILKS.

\Ve are showing upwards of 100 IItleI-I. Prici- from 49.: to $1 50.
Close buyers requertcd to examine Black Shim at 65, 75, 89c and Ill;
Rudimira at bl). 59, 65 and 75c.

yfia“ The bargains advertised to it if are the most attractive ever altered in thin

also

 

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sell for same actually worlvll. .

flavor-I. Those who have used it ope-km hurliiy or it.

The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.

3 1-21bs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb

huh Canned Herring, I the nrtlrle. two can. tar as.
lamb- 'l'

Shredded
Wlmhm. ltir

 

“it Washington It...

THE PLACE TO BUY

FURNITURE

AT LOW PRICES.

Pieces, am. 50.

Special Sale ol Antique Chamber Strings
Extcnilon Tables, 35 00.
A line Howl-linen! of [mange- iiml Draped Com-lien.

DAVID STOW,

8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.

 

 

initiating inning!

The llllizi elegant display of

Foreign Novelties

Ever shown to the public, A large assortment in

Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats

And priccrs to unit the public.

FANCY CIOODS.

-—»- «0

Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c

A lame IIIIIIII'IIII'IIII in fancy sutiitm r hosn .,, piiccs similar.

[lave also :I complete line of

0'.“

Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.

In Ribbons we Defy Competition.

Give us a call and prov-2 for yourself.

I-I- Krieger,

‘Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.

 

 

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Palace Queen
FURNACE

18 can In
NORWAIIK.
80. NORWALK,

EAST NORWALK.

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SOUTH NORWALK.
up STAIRS.

FRUIT PUDDINE!

Amdelluulmmtmhempurd luIvemlmitee; MVanilla, Chow!“ Ind .ml

 

 

For the Lenten Season we have first-clan, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 It.
kltts, Salt Fish and Blaster lieu-ring. kc.

3 III NIIIIIIIIIII Creamery Bitter for $1.00, or iii ll.

4 lbs. Good, Dali-y Butter tor $1, or 28c III.

Clam Chowder in mm. Pickled Wu at!
mine, uid lpired opiu- tri (Inn. Erin Choice Prunnclu. 15: lb.

 

GRSBEBIMEWS AIIib MEATS

“1‘1””an—

T. m Gum & SON.
smawoon.

 

illili 0.08.3 FILLED PIIOII’TIIY.

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3177 701.85 FIND i7 10 mm ADVANTAUE m TRADE WITH UR.

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Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.

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CHASE. SEYMOUR’S,

 

 

 

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