é;
Imam In to captain tho Harvard
college nine.
Pit-curt i‘oxwrr. ot the Final-urn»
has a lame arm.
W is willing to sign Kuohnc, as If
the Pittaburgs have no use for him.
Willie's tirsl baseman. Jake limit-
lliy, {arrive in rabbit's loot in his pwhrt
tor luck.
1’13!me BYlth'll, as usual, \Vill 1w-
rompauy the Brooklyn team on all its
trips away (min homo.
(311101111. who has been I'l‘ll‘llill‘il by
the Browns, will taptnin thI 1,-1chth 1-1
the Atlantlil assoc latlon.
Blockers" ii shortstop, Smith, still has
his left arm done up in aleatlier stocking
on account 01 its injury last 501180".
Cilicaoo‘a good natured shun-atop,
Ed Williamsonm'ho was injured in Paris,
hail arrived here ur-ing crutches.
“Hanson. who lll'I'Oin Ianlmi Esoter-
hrooii to Louisville from .‘ew York, has
been lined till by the latter i’ordimia-y-
ing unions
Tm Louievillee after defeating Leamio
teams in seven of the ten exhibition
games lost four straight championship
contents to Kansas City.
Darn! won a new lint {min llil' presi-
dent of the Columbus club, for liming
made tho first homo run tor his clubiu
the championship struggle.
Till: (‘hlcaixo Inter-Ocean says:
“Hutchinson, Chicago‘s new pit1-hcr.is
in a liner term than he ever was in his
life. and his speed in simply territlc."
Ham Wanna: asserts that EIIII'I'
Smith in aduei' runner than either MI-
I’hoe. Nicol or Ballidny. lie on“; that
Smith. the other morningi in Imviim ivt
himseltout inaraco with i-l’hus and
Sicol, and beat them both.
Gotta, the Brooklyn phenomenon. has
enough ncho to carrv him through.
After watching tho work ol Baldwin and
llealy. he said: "Well it those nu- n are
counted among the grandest pitchers in
the country I am not afraid that I cannot
get along.’
Curran Danna was almost mobbed
In Louisville on account or nwrong de-
cision. When nme was called it was
agreed that a hit into ictt ilI Id
should count tor a home run, as the
crowd was so great that the ball could
not be fielded. Latham made the round
on such a hit. but when Welt drove the
ball there. with Browning on first base.
Daniels refused to allow him more than
two bases, and a kick arose which lasted
over halt an hour. and the umpire cs-
cuped with great diniculty.
Manon Jnr Hm has a scheme {or
next winter. It is to invade the South
American countries with two of our
base ball armies and teach our lower
neighbors the maneuvers and tactics
of the bull and hat. 11 Air. llnrt takes
out this expedition there are three
American 8! yers who are sure of places
on one o! 9 teams. They are hi. l’hee,
0‘! the Reds Dave Foutz. ,ot the Brook-
lyns; and lit-tidy Mai-.11: oi the Baili-
morcs. All these players were “ilh
Manager Hart on the Pacific slope In the
winter of 1W3 and 1587, where he made a
barrel of money
arctic 11m niuru.
A PIAXO that plays Itscit by electricity
is to be exhibited in New York shortly.
' "Tn: limbo" is still running in Ber-
lin and has passed its hundrcth night.
WILSON Bannm's son has gone on the
stage and acts small parts in his com-
pany. His theater name is Pittstonc.
Till New York State Music Teachers'
association will hold its first annual
meeting at Hudson, N. 12, on June 25,
26 and 27. ,
Vicron Banner, the violincello pin or
and orchestra lender. has compose
song that was given in Boston by his
wilc,lln1e Herbert Focrstcr.
A FAKE telegram for a journal notori-
ously disposed to taking announced re-
cently that over 1,000 girl pupils of the
New England conservatory were made ill
by using machine oil in place of olive oil
on their salad at dinner.
ROBl-m’l' Gomnwx's American opera,
"New York," is to be given at the lltluat'
of the duke oi Devonshire, in London.
Hartman has given up the id. a of
building a new theater. 80 have most of
the Brookly n managers who have been
bluillng in that direction for the last two
or three years.
A Pamsuzv critic laments because only
twenty-nine new plays were produced £1
the leading theaters in the first quarto r
. oi the season. What would he think it
he livcd hercabouts and found “We, Va
& Co." and ‘:.A Bunch of Keys" traveling
around every winter for a decade?
Tn tall hat may become an instin-
ment of punishment to its own wearers
in some of the London theaters. tor it is
seriously proposed that a part at the pit
shall be set aside for women who ir..-.i~:t
on wearing hats, and when a group of
them is fonned not a single person in the
crowd will have so nine b as a pcepAt the
stage.
DUBLVG a performance o! “Bailo in
Maschora," in (Taltagironc, Italy, a (tin virus
'villKCI' leaped from the stage and stablwl
a spectator iii the front row. lie was ar-
rcsttd, but released at the request of the
injured man who had thrown a bouquet
glto the choristers daughter with an in—
‘ suiting message concealed among tho.
‘ flowers.
Is the play that is in rehearsal at the
aymarket theater. the actor
Bcerbohm Tree plays the part of 11 mil-
lionaire, and it is gmvcly announced in
the papers that he is “studying sew-ml
millionaires" in order to make the char-
acteras natural as possible. It will be
'interesting to know in what obvious inan-
nor millionaires Iliflcr from shop-
keepers.
LVD [S T MAL.
A vmax manufacturer i-I makin
and sctlilng thousands of glass bruins-ts.
IT is said that there is just $5,000,000
invested in special cars in these United
States. .
Br breathing hot air at about 212 de-
tor two hours daily it is said that
consumption can be radically cured.
Tux root of the garden puppy is now
largely used in Franc n to bind the earth
at railway embankment-I
A noon-.115 of nearly pure iron has
list been' ”discotemi near Lewisburg, in
eenbrier county, West Virginia.
EIOLAND has 500,001) velocipedlsts,
among whom must be reckoned the
. Prince of Wales and his daughters
Tim finest olive oil in the world now
comes from Oalllomia. and In so highly ap-
preciated that the crop is bought two
years ahead.
Ownns olthe pins straw patent intend
hoaatabiieh live mills, each teed
toniraonthMDOyardsol g.ia
flmetowrapthebalnaolthisyear‘s coir
tea crop.
”a nithl ’
To New York
In Less Than“? Hours and a
a I
The New and Palatial Steamer,
Bane Bharles
Capt. l‘red L. Byxbee,
Will commence flaking Daily Trip.- to
NE‘V \'()RK,
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Ito-fort. Safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
Ito. Nerwalk to New York. Shale
Trimmer-air: Excursion, 70 seats-
Thu Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival oi
“IIImI‘llillhII‘” train icavlu no llorwnlk at 1’“ a
in. iii-turning leaVcNew ark. l’irr 1:1 last River.
loot ltul Ir' a Blip at 8 p.111 . and diet him-1.3a“
{9711.3th 111.,1-onrwctiug with trains at W llaon
oiut
Always ‘i‘alie lite llousaiaaie Lian.
For InrtIa-r Iniormatloa apply to
run new rzaouan 1133"!“ CO.
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tum NewYark.
c 1: 111.113 Agent Wilson Pontoon. sir—n
CASH
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Pillabnry's Bot Flour, per hhl ................ .7 75
" " ” bag it!)
ll lhe. Granulated Sugar
Pine Iixcd'l'ea ....... ..:lflc "1
But ....... ”ex I
“ 0. Gm. Java (‘odee . .32: lb
Good Lunch )liik Crackers 0V to: in
”mm . ................
(‘alilornia f‘hcvrirr ........................ meal
anporated A win ......................... 121: lb
Dried Peaches ............................. so: ib
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.92 Washington Street.
Here They Are!
Coach, Road.
Draught
"an”llllllSllS
At Brook side Stock Farm.
Dooliiat Thom.
Mill Hill Lilli Ills. ill.
WI. II. 38283, I’Iuldait.
Alain. - - - I 93.480J85
SII rpl Ill. - - - 1 3,549,099
Income In lllllil, - - 25,401,282
sew Business, 18118. _ - 125,010,731
Writes “Fondling Tontine Policies without
restrictions- to residence, trawl. or occupation
after two yarn and guaranteeing the return at all
primiums paidand the amount at the policy It
death occurs duringthe Toatine period.
It: ’l’oniine policies have been maturing Iv}
several years and have paid turvivona higher rate
olintcreat than ii otherwise obtainable on Int,
clala atturitier. and better than any other company-
Bend to the uadnsigncd (or statement. gzring
You age.
A. L. GLEN“. General Agent,
New Haven. Conn.
0. E. WILSOX, Agent, waaik, Conn. ml in
' COLUMBIA 1111-1111.
The only Sal: ty Bicycle luring hollow, armless
feline. A
1mm: 11!
The Newaolumbia Tandem Bicycle
Nowinetork. Canberiddenbyladyand gentle
m30ys’ and Ladies’ Safety Bicycles
memo too Denied-hand wheels In sunk.
Caliandmthmmw-ncdwhcda before perch.
trig. Catalogues on appflatian.
JACKSON 8305.,
Jewelry Store. Norwalli.
etiiy sale road whorl [or old or
yorniglu.
HALE’S LIST
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LORD BEACONSI’IBLD,
LA AFRICANAo
0 I’m 8.
LA VISTA
PA
8,
FLOR flgfiflflBAwSA,
llALA CAROLINA,
BELLA 308A-
JEFFERSON.
In addition to, be above I carry a
stock of twenty. five diflerent brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe 1 can suit
than; handled-{taste bnyl . I’I’Peraanah. ho that
are e r o n i x are
trivial! ”wand 8 prleeanvhich will
IREALE,
Thellragglat,
con-anus Ivan luau.
a
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BOOTH NORWALK EVENllilG SENTI'NEL, TUESDAY
1. 1111111
Bargain
Week.
Our competitors 111 their 0110115 to secure
t1,ule adV eitise cried
no use.
tlieV trade with us, as
baiguins, but it is of
People bwill not be liumbuged, so
they k11on we are
reliable, and cvm y article adveitised as
“barIrains” will be found as such.
business is constantly on the 1110101130.
Our
We
are selling more Dry Goods than 01 or be-
forc, at
GREAT Billllilllli
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We shall oil'er for one week
11 . . .
an extraordinary bargain 111
Corsets at 37c, perfect lilting.
white and colored, positively
worth 750 per pair.
Lalieshiidlaists
We will offer this week at
great reduction from real value
a magnificent assortment of
Ladics' Jersey Waists. There
can hardly be a possibility of
Ladics' not finding 11 waist to
please them from this almost
endless variety of styles, sizes
and prices as follows: $1.35
worth $1.7 5, ;$1. 65 worth $2,
$1.75 worth 2.25, ‘ $1. 851
worth $2. 50, $2 (it) worth $2.-
7:3, $2.1 "5 worth $3 ‘25.
Kill Underwear.
This is the second week of
our great sale 01' Ladies', Miss
es and Children’s Knit Vests at
19c and upwards and to c011-
tinuc this great excitement by
‘our oil'ering double value in
these 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-
poinlmcnt.
lislnfiihllrwear.
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 in Hosiery,
Bargains in Gloves,
Bargains in Mitts.
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in our invitation to inspect
the above mentioned goods we
WUIlltl include a large quantity
of llarnbungr Edgingworth 200
per yard, which we will put in
at this sale to close ailL’l.
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PlBlSllLS
We have are hascdovcr 300
Parasols am Sun Lmbrcllas at
such a heavy discount from the
regular price that we are able
to oil'cr 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 at a
great sacrifice and we recom-
mend all those interested to
take advantage of this oppor-
tunity to secure the choicest
goods of the season at a free
lion of their real value. The
assortment comprises over 50
dill'crcnt styles of handles in
gold, silver and natural wood.
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Dress 11111
In addition to the many
barIrains we have mentioned
above we would add anoilicr
decided bargain in
Goods. All Wool, Striped
Flannel, 38 inches wide for 38c
per yard positively worth 500
Also a fine quality of Stiipcd
Serve fill-inches Wide, has been
selling tor 75c, duriiiIr barrrain
week (1% per yard.
[1111’ Furnishings.
Our special drive in Gents
25c Balbriggan Underwear
Haven iew let: that we w1
sell for same, actually wort
double the price.
The best of value in Gents
Fancy Striped Flannel Shirts
Always bargains—Gents all
linen Collars llc each; CuiTs
130 per pair.
Bargains in Buttons,
Bargains in Bucking,
Bargains in Dress Trim-
mings.
last week was a great mecca?
M. S. SMITH
10 South Main Street, .
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Dress my
MAY ‘l, Willi.
Domenico and Prints.
l l Unbleached Muslin. good quality. tc per yard
or piece.
Audition-cum t l illeaclmi Insiin at llr worth it).
Linen Towi ll at all we n "an" 11' up to Mr I’Itll
Underwear and Hosiery
lady-II 1&0?wa V cm at true. wort 1. rm:-
thallium Vesta at star,
(the.
I‘lilidmi‘a nruiar uwic Ribbed liner: lion: 5 to and ..,
ery one on c I value and aaiii
” N "‘- worth iltic lint Standard uni-heater i'riiuu .wdnh at.
hlldiea' a ulsr made Ribbed lloac [rum 5 to "M pm. (II ham-at 75c. "up, .0,
II Ill-“€- ' W 11.31 Tulle 11.1 ordai 111w. worth 15:.
‘hiidrea‘ a plain black Heinrich flehomnn lime.
:lflw'm warranted last black or money Mandi-i.
[mic-9‘ Heinrich RelIopin-r- Ill-iris "1m ,wurantui worth 12-...
fast dyi. at an. wound Pine-I ail wool Challis! 501-.
Chat"...
It'll!" 15'
SCOFIELD
No.1 (inzetto Iiuildlng. Nor-“rant.
r111: SECRET Is oo-‘ri
READ IT.
You will diacover the tact
Why c. H. HARVEY’.1
ll Til!
LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Town.
llavlng Increan his stack to
$15, 000
And haVing bought strictly lorcaeh at a large dieeon’nt. he bring- his moth within the ranch 0! may
customer. The-tack is too numerous to mention was. Can only any have
Shoes from 200 to 4. BO.
.41" Remember this Is not a Bankrupt Stock nor a
nil-representation in the prices of goods.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North 3111111 St.. South 1" orwalk.
’ " Bnmonronr SPECIAL
W. B. HALL & C0.
“are Just Made Another Large Purchase of
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
Colored and Black Palllc franchise. Wide Black Sarah
Silks, 2l-lncla Gr. Gralno Sill“, Colored Gm Grain
and Sarah Sill".
The Silks are all of the moat reliable makes, and Wool Goods the newest and
most fashionable.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
Onr cur all-wool Henrietta Clothe. splendid quality, price Eur—these are
advertised Ii New York papers as bargains at 4019.011»: cm 40—inch pure wool
mixtures 251‘ One case tine l-‘innnel Sailings 2.51:.40 pieces beautiful Urey Suit-
ings 25c. 20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtures 33c.
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40 pieces Stripes, Shaded Mixtures and Plain-I to match, wide pure wool goods,
at Mic—these are regular 50c goods. 40 pieces beautilui Sergei 50c. 30 line dollar
Serge 6211:.
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
One case of the. finest Camrl'o [lair (‘intha that ever came to this mantry.
Never sold at retail lone than $l—-pric9 ill 59:.
Sills, 811111311111 [1111111111, 1111111 11111111111111
In "All 020.000 Purchase are came ol the best silk Bargains ever
oll’ercd In this clly.
LOT 3'0. l——40 pieces Colored l-‘nille. SIllis. the best $1.25 goods, 23 shades,
all new, DI'ICD' 81. 2‘5 colored Radiinirs, the dollar grade, price 69:; 30 piece- Ami-
ures and dezimers, all new weaves, sold liercinlore at $1.25, price 89:. 50 pieces
best dollar Uroe Grains Silks will go at 59:.
FOULARI), CHINA, INDIA AND WAS]! SILKS.
,- We are showing upwards of 100 Styles. Price from 49.: to $1 50.
Close buyers rcqucrted to examine Black Silks at 65, 75, 89c and 81; also
Radimirs at 50, 59, 65 and" .5c.
(3% bargains advertised today are the most attractive ever altered in this
l
W.B.I-IALL&CO
_ rm: PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
AT LOW PRICES.
Special Sale 0! Anllqne Chamber Suite, 8 Pieces, ”9.60.
Extension Tables, 05 00.
A linens-onion! of hunge- and Draped Couches.
DAVID STOW
8'7. 89 AN D 91 MAIN ST.
SOUTH NORWALK.
or swarms.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
Alumna-art, Inlveliiaatas; “VIII Chocolate and lac-loan
flavors. Mwholiaveneditspeakwmdii ”T
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. I
Mackerel at 101: lb. Mackerel In 10 and 20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Bloater lien-ring, kc.
The finest Florida oranges in the City at 32c 11 doz.
3 111 llarIiiell [111111111 Butler 1111 3110,1135: ll.
2 1-2 It». Choice, Sweet Bony Butter l’or 91,1" 201; lb
4 line. Good, Dali-y Butter lot 31, or 28c lb.
“Cuisinart“ .alaaarthhtwoumlorfirncml Chowder in can. missus-1a.:
mud-pleadeyatcrainglaaa. known-enact, llclh.
Fresh Egg. 200 per (102.
WWI- indlzhtraI mmudwillgo’wtwopoundadan etherklad; in ‘l’rylt.
mullahs-.10: Ill. lili- let's. ,, ornlal’rlaa. aaduclb. loaplwlk.
"fickle-larch!!! no
“ .OIIIOI'I' YOUR OED“.-
”mammary-melanoma; mean-n.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
88 Washington It... -
0
antenna- 1'
french and Dime-m Sateen horn ii‘r I112“? '
Plaid lnslin- train it: up to 1351'.
Oren Coeds
Oar die-I whdaiiIIymInu-ut III the ain't romp t it
In the place alui our prime the lowest.
Iiiko.
We would rail wiiruiar attention to our line 0!
“dodger“- in all shacks at «as, which an well
can yards L‘hai' Ice. warranted last dye at lit, '0'“
Ask to see our '(ir Candi own nadi- oi hmadale
Ca-hvlc and Inmau-dwiln Torchou her. i
A R G "
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
SCOFIELD & HOYT’S.
We Propose to lake This one of the Beat Opportunities [or line Public to Purchase [Dry-(1100‘s liver learned I- This Vlelnlty.
Boyr' l'rrI slI' ilhirt Wat-la at 151.. worth ”It.
CARPET.-
llubaon runny-winners (“I'M-lilac. cea-
anti mi good value at “It.
lluiIor-in a I wool at ‘51.. worth 75:.
IATYIIOI.
01 yards good Hailing '0' .339 pt! roll.
‘g'ewvotanythtiual 1230. I1.lu.uf,*.o
and it: per yard.
(' own Iain tor so: worth 71c.
ling- ia all-Ia- and at were to suit all.
Call and lira-Inn our block. for we Never lire of Ill-playing our Geode.
ab HO‘Y'I',
N0. 39 W nubington St ., ,Stnitll Norw'nlk.
WE CALL YOUR ATTEVTIOX TO 01111
ANNUAL MAY SALE
Ingrain, 5110le Brussels
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Greatly Reduced Prices
II. Illilllilllilll 8180",
85 Washington Street. South
Brand 8111113 11111111
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
liver shown to the public.
A large assortment in ,
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yoursch
I-I. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
,South Norwalk, Conn.
'l‘IlE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
Is 118211 In
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
EAST NORWALK.
“Mndwhfia-utMI-uamb
an. Per-air”
1.11 111111111 11.
GROCERIES ‘AlllD MEATS
——A’I' 1'“ 0110 "AID 0'—
T. BURR Gum dz SON.
annowoon.
ALL 0.9888 FILLED PBOflP‘l‘LY.
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UITY FOLKS FIND IT TO TIT-B ADVANTAGE 10 TRADE WITH 08.
01v:- ‘U. L m
282"!!!“ L .
.; 1'0 II "mow-co" HOUSES -m
M ~flml IL“ 0
*M mus-law Il' ILID .‘ffl'ézlwv
n. ma- W: 5:;
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