The Steamship Rugia Alire in
Mid-Ocean.
STEAM IIX'I'IM-‘l'lhlliih‘ 'I'illl I-‘llll‘l.
[we Prominent London Clubs Pulled and
I Number of Heterogeneous Iientry
landed tn Various l'nliI-e Mathias—till
Striking Mina-rs Kills-II.
1411:0011, Nay lit—Tho .«iI-Iinehip 11113111,
which tailed from New York May "J for
Hunting, has put into Plymouth. 011 “11
light of May ii the cotton which was stoned
luhl'aftcrhold took tire from ~pnntaiievus
mutation, and in spite of the clfui'ts made
to lihdue the flames the tire spread rapidly.
When the Iron bulkhead doors were opened
the heat was liiteiiw, and many of the percen-
gers were searched. The cotton bales stowed
around the piusaorigeraV baggage room ignited,
and the tlames \ioro lei by ennks of lard
near by. '1' ho cabins Wen) llmdnl with wa-
lfl‘. and the pamngers wore compelled to ro-
main 011 Ilcck fortyeight hours. i-‘ive hours
before the llamas were extuiguL-bnl every-
thing was put in reiulineo to take to the
boats and loans tho vessel to her into. Cer-
tain lucn, [lame-rigors and llii‘lllln-l's of ”11
crew, made an attempt to IlIN'rl. the shit
prematurely, but the captain prch-utul them
from doing so by pointing his revolver at
than and declaring that bewould kill the
first man who left the ship mitil he gave tin
(ruler. Finally all hope of saving Ilie 11111;
was abandoned, and the order 11 1111 given 11.
lower the boats, when the idea occurred to
the captain totry steam Instead of water.
'l‘heorder to lower the boats was counter-
tnnnded, and volumes of strain were turnI~1
Into the tire stricken portion of the ship, with
the result of extinguishing ill" lluiiies 111111
mooring the safety of all on board. “111
hundred and thirty burning bales of cotton
were thrown overboard. When the mull-
dence of the passengers in their safety W11.-
restored thev presented the captain and crew
withan addrcin exprcsing their thankful-
11051 and admiration of the bravery of the
otliccrs and men, and also distributed among
them gifts In remembrance of the peril-1111
experiences through which they had pom-d.
Desperate Strikers.
112111.111, May 15:. ~Tbc entire military garri-
son of llama-Mort is now in the Iii~trict £1er
turbed by the miners' strikes. 'l‘lic rioters set
lire to an oil factory at Liercnlcld, causing
the complete destruction of the works. The
miners at Muelhern and Duisburg have joinid
the strikers, and the strike is still spreading.
The pitinen at Sclileswig attacked their fort-
men with daggers and drove them from tliI
works. The military was S"!!! for. 'l'hI
rioteni separated into two bulbs and took
refuge behind a railway embankment, Where
they booted and jeered at the troops. The
commander of the soldiers thrice demanded
that the rioters disperse, and upon their third
relusnlordcrcdliis men to 11m, The ordI-r
was obeyed and six persons were killed, in-
cluding a child 4 years of age, and n ivouuiii
was vrouudul. The rioters then disposal.
The first consignment of coal from Belgium
has arrived in the disturbed district. There
was no disorder in consequence of its arrival,
as the whole region bristles with bayonets.
Themlno ownen; held a meeting at Emu,
which was also attended by govominent ot-
ficials, and passed a l‘t‘mlution to increase
the wages of the miners to the extent of their
demands, but llrmly retusul to concede the
demand of eight hours per day.
(‘lnb Men Arrested.
Lospox, May lit—At :2 o'clock yectI-r-
day a squad of polictI halted in front of the
Field club, in Purl: place, St. James: 51.113191,
and rang for admittance. The door Wal-
opened by a servant, when the ollicers rushed
in and discovered twenty-one persons playing
baccarat for high stains. Among the play-
ers were tbrIe English and several French
and Belgian uoblenien. These gentlemen,
with their companions, were placed in cat»
and taken to the Vine strtct station, where
they were released on bail about noon the
sum of £100. The police also seized about
£5,010 in cash which was exposed on the gum-
ing tables. Simultaneously with this raid
another squad of police cllectcd an entrance‘
to the Adelphi club, where they interrupted
several games in full blast and Iiiarchod
about forty barristers, solicitors. profasional
sporting men etc. ,to the Bow street station.
Thesomcn II 111g of lower rank than their
fellow otfenilers at tho Field club, did not
fare so well, as ball was refused in a majority
of cases.
111133an of Dudley, the Kiri of l’oulett,
Lord gun and Baron l- urraro were among
those ted at the Field club.
Recovering Valuable Wreckage.
. Sax I-‘naxctsco, May la—Adviccs from
Samoa mention that the American sailors.
misled by the friendly Snmoans, have been
diligently at work recovering IlIsirnblc
wreckage. The battery of the Trenton has
been landed, and the salts of the Trenton and
\ andalia recov cml. '1 he Vipsic has made an
attempt to get to Auckland, but the breakage
of her temporary steering apparatus pre-
vented. She is thought to be in fairly good
condition, howr,ver and will try it again.
The United States oliicinl commanding tb¢
American naval forces is zealously advocat-
lng pence among the natives.
'Banioa “'1“ Elect Its Own King.
Manon, May la—Tho 'l'imes’ Berlin cor
respondent says the Samoan conference has
agreed upon the land commission question
and its side Isaac, and is also agreed upon
thematter of placing restrictions upon thc
also! firearms and liquor to the natives. The
eonfm has also decidul that the election
staking-hall be left to the Sarnoans them
selvn. '
Cable Flashes.
II. Poiricr, Opportunist, has been elected
senator for the department of the Seine,
. France.
The meeting of the mining masters at
bar, Germany, resolved to cease work in
lofty-two oollieries. ‘
’l‘hakingol Holland has isued aprocla-
nthnunsrklng the anniversary or his so-
c-lun to the throne, on the occurrence of
‘whlch day, March 17, he was dangerously
u .
Ia'l'enips, Paris, says the cabinet has do-
dded to submit the new Panama canal
chumtothsaeaato and the chambarol
truth
Ion-soak at tho senatorial Committee.
Sal Furnace. lhy lit—Tho senatorial
committal left for “111111.011 Thursday
boy will leave for Puget sound, and other
finish; the military Rectification: at no
qnhnsllt will wobbly visit Alaska.
lawman-us.
Luann, Pa. lsy m—Oea. aim
Mmaéaqnmmm
“ ,sndittshsllsndthsthlstllnu
“an:
h'nsdlshlym Baths!» It.
wuivu vs. sums,
A Item Bass War in Prawns- '0-
Now Orleans.
New 11111311“, Nay l:l.~-'l'here has been
a small race war in progress at Gretna, up
posit.- tin-I I-ity, since Tuesday 1111111111“, on
which date the whites, 1L lion and Hillary
lint-cit... worn fitubbud and 11 number ol
Whites 111111 1111111111 Itlul‘ulil' hm IIIJIII'I‘Il will
pistol» and knives 111 a light trims-111110111
11-11111! n ulnte ilro company and a number
of negrin-x Friday the negro“ had a picnic
and trouble “1111 expu'tol A large force of
police was wilt over from thtsutyaiid no
troubleI-I‘Iiirml. Early Sunday morning it
Via-I 1a 11 from this side that the colored en
glue cI-nilviiiy' ~ llirllul v1 as burning, and a
large number of people Went acrIuI by ferry
'lln-y Wen-met by the Iinltna military and
escorted to the tire. 11y this time the Iolorul
military company‘s building next to them
gine house was burning. Whites armed will
shotguns and rillus congregated and kept tliI
In-ng-Iu way. The only tire engine in tin
place broke down, and the llredid not stop
until there was nothing left of the two build-
lngs to burn. Then armed squads scatterul
through the tow11,enter111g negro oablns es
tenxibly in search of arms. The white.
1114-1111141 greatly alairned, fearing 11 negro up-
ri~ing, as the blacks number tire to the
wliitm' one. The negroin were, liowm‘cr.
even more tI-rrillIul than the whitiu, and they
nimtly retired to their dwellings. At 4 a. In.
the Baptist icoiond) church and four or flu
buns-.11 adjoining it were IlestiI-yed by tire
The iii-green, especially the Women and
children, began to lice from the place a1
rapidly as inflble, and the ferry to this city
wa. (#11de with them and their haggaco.
The Charleston's ‘I‘rlal ’l‘rlp a Failure.
“'Asiiixu'rox, May lit—The following dis-
patch was received by Secretary Tracy:
SANTA Bananas, (‘al., Iiny 13.
Secretary of Navy, Washington:
Trial of l'llfll’llh‘lull a failure owing to star-
lwvanl engine sit-1m heating. No trouble with
port engine. Average revolutions; for Miwn
minutes. 111:; maximum hom- power, tidal);
speed. I“, Elli-1M. At speeds 11p to ill re \oiiitions.
\ n 1111111 J. 1111- lg-s icuuin III-e n-.1.~11~i as speed
Inch-11ml falling at highest speed t-1:.'inI-l-1I~,
lloilI-I suppln 1| steam freely.
1mm“. I'ommodnre.
Secretary Tracy said in explanation of thii|
report that the aiinuunceim-nt that the trial
was a “failure" was perhaps susceptible ol
wrong intI rprelntinn. It was a failure 0'!
ing to IIitnin tiilltllllllllh which Ioul 1, in
doubt, bI 1eiiiI~IiI-11 easily.
Arrested for n liastnrdly ('rlme.
CANTON,11.,MII)' 1.1 «Toni Sniiler, neon-
vict paroled from the Ohio [wuiieutinry on
the charge of attempting to was it the Vesti-
bule train 011 the l‘ithburg, ‘ort \\ nyao and
Chicago railroad near this place, has been
arrested ltnibi and ties were strapped to the
track. but wereIIm-uvcred by farmers in that
to pl‘I't‘I'nt a million. Another man was
arrested, “limo 111111111 is withheld for fear
that its publication would givo warning II
other. “1.1 111 the officers hope to reach.
Fa ll» 1' 1-. 11~ writ to tho penitentniry for com-
pliwuy in a murder here.
The Supreme (‘onvt's Last Business.
\1' asttixoro‘e, blny l:1.—'1‘ho supreme court
of the I'uiteIl States held its tlnnl min!)
prior to the summer rec as: today. A number
of important III-I isioth “I re rI-1111erI\1.niiiong
th- :11 1111 dw' isiI-n in the cnsv brought to test
the tilllslllllllttllflllly of the SIott Chinese I-x-
(‘ lusion In“, thI I elebrated 11y r11 Clark Uaium
suit, 1111 ohm" a claim to several millions of
III Illnn Worth of property in \ow Orleans,
two Wait \irginia cases involving the m
spousibility for acts done during the war and
n In ntI-Inpt I'll‘.‘ growing out of the Sharon
will suit in t'IilifI-ni'ia.
To Save Ills l‘nrtner.
1111mm, May iii—S. I". Woodman, of
llntIh I\' \lmliiinn, in-‘urance agents, this
citv, bus ~tartI-Il fur Burlington, Colo, to no
sigt 111-. partner Mr. IInteh, who Sunder up
not tl11.~n-Ih:1r;:eil with the murder of an
uncle. Mr. Woodman says there is no doubt
that Mr. Hatch is the victim of false swear-
ing and circumstantial evidence. lie was on
friendly terms with his uncle, and intended
to Moist him in securing title to some land.
Mr. llutch was on a trip for his wife's health
when arrested.
A Fisherman Catches 1: Conan.
Cosumaox, 0., llay Ill—While Martin
Carter was 11.! ring in the Muskinguni river
at Conc.~\ 1111. near here, be hooked a corpse,
supposed to be that of Fred Marti. 0n the
bodv was found a grocer shook account kept
in German, nl-o tbrw labor assembly re
cI-iptsfroin Order No. 6,500. The body was
vvell tll’l’s‘iul and bad on an overcoat, and tbs
man was evidently murdered in Cold Weath—
er. There was an oval wound in the fore
head and the new and upper jaw bone; were
broken.
Bandits Capture $29,000.
Tcscox, AriL, May lit—Bandits attacked
Paymaster Wham, Clerk (11an and their
escort of eleven soldiers in a gorge near Fort
Thomas, and during the fight eight soldier-1
were wounded, live seriously. The bandln
secured the funds which the payniaster was
taking from It ilcox to I~ort Thouns, amount.
ing to (I 20 (0), and escape! to the mountains.
A troop It cat airy from Fort Grant has beer
sent in pursuit of them.
superintendent Palm‘s neslgnntlon.
Awasv, May 13,—It was reported on re
liable authority that State Superintendent
of Banks 11 illis S. Paine had placed his resig-
nation in the hands of Governor Bill. The.“
was n11 inclination to distrust the report.
Mr. Paine was an ardent supporter of Pral-
dent Cloveland. Chamberlain Croker, lb!
Tammany leader, was alleged to be them
who had prevailed upon Mr. Paine to tender
his resignation.
Brewers Forming a "Combine."
Nzw Yomr, May lit—The Star says that
the Albany Brewing company, of Albany.
Adolph lluptel, of New York, Peter Bunch,
at Harrison N. J., and Gottfried Kruger-ad
Christian Tretz, of Newark, N. J. have con-
solidated their brewing interests, under s
total capitalization of “#100,000. There is s
small proportion of English capital In tbs
combination.
To Plant “at! s lllllon ranch Tress.
Buvmzini, N. 1., May lit—The Peach
Growers Association of Northern 110wa
my will this season set out notion thaw,-
000 young trees for the counties of Warrm,
Hunterdou and Sonia-sat. The association
husdoptods very liberslcodeotrul. and
regulations calculated toeneourage the peach
growing industry.
AWhols Family In an Accident.
Imcm,Myl&—Aspecialftm
W. Vs..ssys: Atruckon thaWilsonn-sns
had was dcsilad on the u'astlo,snd two
childrvnwsrs thrown lntothsci-oek,thlrty
tsettwnastli. lanoltwmdls. Ir.Woll
:hflyhjmtnt the mini-.1 wars III-
llrt.
M. Smith’s
MESLIN UNDERWEAR SALE
We bun-just purchased :1 new and desirable lot 111' Ladies
and Children’s Muslin l’lltlt'l‘w ‘lll‘, superior to that IiIlvoi'siseIl
by us on April 10111, and every t'lih‘ltilllt‘l‘ attending that sale
bI-imr Iluly sutisliI-Il must (1111 again as never was such :1 dis-
play placed before the people. Styles and qualities of every
imaginable kiuII.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES.
1.1 1111;." CORSET Iruv ens
1.111113.“ autumn
LADIES“ on 1111113125
1.1 111mm 111 111" 11111111115 25,313,111, 511e,
1.1111113 SKIRTS
For For
5”:
~11" 11.40.1506.
worth Cll lLDitEN’s liltAlells worlli
,. CHILDREN’S SKIRTS 0,
L.1pr.I-t..1norc IS F ANT’S S 1.1 PS .‘)Dl‘.t§i..lll01'(',
Cll ILDlll‘iN’o‘ DRESSES
llurStockolWindowllra""§:¥?n£"rii~
I: re ens,
Lace Curtains and Draper Nets is now complete, having re-
ceived this week new sly {s of particularly good value. We
1111: ollcring special inducements at the following prices: 12.},
H and 18c per yard. Lace, Curt-tins at 1.35, 2.00 and 2.25
per pair and upwards, Worth double the price.
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
This season abounds 111 novelties, and 111- :zrc :11 ‘Iliug to our
stock new styles cv cry week A v i~it oi lll>pCtI lion will repay
you. as we exccll in same, and our 1111((“1 are the lowest, as fol-
owest: 1.25, worth 1.50; 1.00, worth 1.7-" 1; 1.0:) 1, w.orth 1.85;
1.80, worth 2.00; ‘2 25, worth 2.75; 3.00, worth 11... "I; 21.25,
Worth 31.75; 4.0010 ii 50,
stock, which We know
0"“ ”BESS on is unsurpassed by .1in
eitliei 111 Norwz ilk or
So. Norwalk in quantity, quality or price Every thing desira-
l1l'I-. Everything new. 111 fact we have an unusually choice
stock to select from. A well selected stock of Outing Flanncls
at 50c and 75c per yard Striped Sailings 38 and 40 inches
wide, for 380 and BBC per y:1rd,worih respectfully 50c and 75c.
A11 wool Challies for 25c per yard, worth 350.
EINEHAMS
French and
and [Sc 1111'
20 and 2:"- per
01 eveiy description
Domestic at8,10, 12.1
y,arIl worth] 1131,15
Exti aordinnry bargains.
yi.1rI1
We shall otl’er special llltlllt'QlllclliS
I" "flSIEH :1111‘. :is we have alwavs 1m :11 head
on 11 1013 ior such goods it would
be well to say we take interest in the peoples ivI-ll': tl't', and
invite all 111 need ofllosicry to visit our Hosiery counter this
week, as we are displaying special bargains in the above incu-
tinned goods as follows: Ladies lnucy Striped and plain col-
ored hose for 100 worth 151.11 line assortment. of Lndics'
Striped Hosiery for 25c Worth 40c. Ladies Lisle Thread and
line Cotton liesiery in Black and Colors for .15cwI1rth 15c
Lisle Thread Hose 111 plain and (hop stitch, black and colors,
for 50 65 and 936 per pair, worth 135, 75 and l 15.1.:ulics'
Silk Hose 1n black and colors tor 8!! 1.15 and l.‘ -5 pct pair,
worth 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50.
large a Ii I1
llur Stock of Silkliloves
Consisting of colored and Black, in Lisle Thread, 'l'allctas and
all Silk, and of styles which we control, and would say are
very much below the regular cost of same. Prices as follows:
25c, worth 30c; 30c, worth 40c;15c worth 50c;-13c, worth
55c; 500 worth 60c; 65c. worth" 15c; 85c, worth 1.00.
boua, Laces,
liurStockollluchings, ,.W,
Etching, Rope Silks, Stamped Line11s,Pongcc Tidics, (' biiia
Silks, are always supplied with the latest novelties
complete and ,v cry dc-
iienls’ Furnishings. 0,.
Gents’ laundered and unlaundercd shirts. fine dress shirts in
pique and plain open fronts, and in the same department we
call particular attention to a special drive in Gents’ Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers at 25c, positively worth 50c each. All
the new styles collars and cuffs, collars 11¢ each, calls 1 110 per
pair. All the new novelties in Spring Neckwear. Gents'
Yachting Shirts at 500 each
and Mitts is
Bill-tolls, 11111-
We always lva a
.1118. SMITH
We make this 10
large so that
everybody
May know and
remember our
number is 10
IO
111.10 11111 Hill lll'lll. Still lllllllll.
soura aonwus 111111111111 summon, MAY 13. 11s.
BARGAINS
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
”yr- ..
SCOFIELD
We Propose to ill-Ito 'l‘hls one of the Best Opportunities tor the
Underwear and Hosiery- Domestics and Prints.
Indies Jumy itibhpd \ ”I. at 19M worth ,. r, I ll! iiblcaibad Muslin. good quality, (11' per yard
11 «1
ll "‘1’" “NW“ "3"" " ,"f I." {13:3 mlt'lulmugln I 1 1111111111 111111111 .1 It. 11111111 111
1.111111 Towels 111 all when: than 71: II to He Inch
‘ “MR" annular "“4" “his"! '“W” ""m ‘ ‘l" sml'ii-vy 11111 I1! .1111 011 1mm and Iyanili’ty
”5' |' lit-""11”“ III-111. Nllt 11111 Stuntman-r l’rlnt- II north tr.
I "l1|lIlmr ll regular made 111th It 111in he II 5 to "a Dm- “I
II s1 the. II: t | . .
’11.11.1m.1a.111 b'uli 11111111111 l‘tlmppu! I111... "' 1"" "“
every pair wsiniiiI-d last black or "II-my ntuiule-l
st .1'1I'.worlh 35f
lmhes' III-lunch Fleur-ppm “In 11 '|l"','l"l‘1u'tl
fall dye. at 2.5:, worth 351‘,
haunt I lyl‘, Infill lll'
out ll. lt-l‘r, worth t’1c.
Otislllss.
‘fll yanti Stables, wursntul tut dye, st III-
'ul'lh IL'HI‘.
hunt 1111 wnul t'hsiiior :4», worth 73‘
SCOFIELD
N0. 3 (Suzette Building. Nor-“111k.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS‘
PARLOR SUITS.
Mohair Plush 311111.111111 11111111.
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW.
97.09 and DI Main Street. 010th Sorwullt.
THE SECRET IS OUT!
READ IT.
You will discover the ls: 1
Why 0. H. HARVEY’S
18 1'11 II
LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Town.
Ilsving lancwd h.s vtork 711
$15, 000
And having bought strictly tarry-ti st s lsrzodlsron’nt. bc if 11,, '1 his goals with n the Inch 11' any
cost 1mm Th- Mk is too summer to mention prov. (' sum. ly my to»:
Shoes from. 200 120 4.50.
Hf‘ltemember this Is not. a Bankrupt Stock nor a
misrepresentation in the prices at goods.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
1 C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Slain St" South Norsvulk.
BRIDGEPORT SPECIAL.
1’1. B. HALL & CO.
ilave Just 31min Aluvlltcr large Parr-has.- of
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
Colored and Black i'n Ille Iris-realm. With: Black Surat:
sluts, 24-well Gro («nine Silks, Colored (iros (-raln
and til-rats Sllks.
The Silky are all of the most reliable maker, and W (Jul (lord: the outfit and
most. fashionable.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
One case all-wool Henrietta (1111M, valI-ruiid quality, price 25c—theso are
aIlrI-ItisI-Il 11 Sew York papers as barzarm at 10.3. One can: 40inch [life wool
mixtures 25c. One confine Flannel Stiitmzo 2711:. 4‘») [rim-s beautiful (hey Suit-
inga 25c. 20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtures 3111:.
1111111111 (1111111111111 8111111111.
41) [11. (‘14 3:11pm. Shaded Mixtures and I tum to match. wide paw «ml good!
at .17 le—the -e are regular 501: gunk. I! ”ten?! beautiful Mimi 3):. i.) tine dollar
I’ M 62in.
89 5 French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
01111 Cait‘iirl the finest 01111113111111 ”111M that etc! mine to this country.
Never sold at. retail less than fl—prrcv' '1. 5:) '.
81111, 8111111, 811111, 1111111111111: 1111 11111111111
In this seamen-11111111111 are sense at llic heat Stills Bargains ever
011': rest In Illls city.
LOT 1‘0. I—-~I0 [ricer-SC- rlorcd Billie leki the hot 81)”! comb. 2‘2 shades,
all new. DHC‘ $1. .5 colored lladim'mr, tliv' II dim gravely. ppm: 60:; 3'10 pica-s Arm—
urea and Revizimvrs. all new weaves, sold lu- rrlofon- at $123 ”mice, ’10:. 50 pieces
best dollar GIIhUrainc Silks will go at 7.0:.
FOULARD, CHINA. INDIA Alli) WASH SILKS.
We are showing shards of 100 styln. Price from 40: to 81 60.
Close hovers rcqueflod to amine Black Sub at 6), 75, 89.: and SI; also
Bulimia st 50, .59, 65 and 151:.
Who bargains advertised to day are the aunt attractive ever oflewd in this
city.
W.B.HALL&CO
FRUIT PUDDINE1
Anestdellciansnussn, tantamount-«Julia. Manila-noon
lavas. Thosewholisvelsutit hisiltyotls.
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. I
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in I. and 20 lb.
kltts, Salt Fish and Blaster lentils. 8c.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 1111 1111111111 61111111 1111111111 81,00,11351 ll.
8 1-211”. Choice, Sweet Rosy latter for $1, or 30c "I
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor 61, or 28c lb.
1" Slain,
a C' LWII MU we and
’mcmnmfiiua June-ulnar Isa-km“ em
Fresh E?8., 200 pgfidoz; “
Mikhaifiwfic. 'figma d,“s:ltkll.'1~3 misting.
ltbaduhyculcflc,
w: 30mm 70113 031333..
mmnflmmmmwm; mun-s10.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
l1
<9: I-IOYT’S.
Public to Purchase Ins-Goods llur III-corded tn 'I'IIII VII-tally.
Bstoons- , ,1. I» 11.1.11. 1.1.111 Wllull 111 1111.11.11111 101‘.
”each and lhiniestlc saloons Item in to t'Ie C‘I'IT‘
liisld lsslms (mm 8c 1111 to fir. “JIM,“ um m," Inlfllu I'm at Mt: . c1111
Dress Goods 1111111111 11111 11111111 111 1111c.
llaritud- s l wool at the, worth 75c
IATTIIOI.
in yards good Istilnu for 3:1. 20 per ro‘.l
WI sue-ivy themst l'.‘ in, l'c. lit.
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CARPETS
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Greatly Reduced Prices
A. DIBKEEMAN 81 Still,
85 Washington Street. South Nor-walls.
Brand Spring inning!
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties ‘
A large assortment in
liver shown to the public.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. llavc also :1 complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
uaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed 111110101135 at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
. Give us a call and prove for yourself.
I-I. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Palace Queen
FURNACE
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