.mm
Il II. In In Toronto the l'ullro Do No.
ituow It.
'l'uttnli‘fii. Mu) ll,~ 'l‘hi- ivp. Ila \tiili‘ll hit"
two unit out from tho- I it)‘ in lilt‘ I'llii'l that
Dr. l‘rouin Is in 'l‘ui'i-uto liiil of wiiiiriimlion,
and it isu-ry doubtful if iliu Iii-mug mun
has our lion-n born. The 'Iilli't‘ rii'o- ignorant
of his pnwncu if he is llt'l‘l'. rind lli-v lli'II'
pswni hAYv insdc utt‘l‘y lumiblu ciliirt to
tram bhu Ind haw lillii‘tl.
'l‘bo only liaison who lowdown-i in barn wan
t'ri-nlii hero is a ropiirtoi' of ii 'l‘uruiito paper,
who wuii {tirinorly t‘lll'llt-yl‘l in tho tutti
£1].in in ('hti-ngu, turd lll' lllttl will out I
nllutir 0t Illi-gul iiitt-rt'icws \Hlll t'muln,
but his own Inpcr born is unable» tostato
Willi Ill-doctor is to lie found. “in gent-rill
lniprc-lou in that tho ri-pirtcr lb it triond ol
Cmnin‘n, who h trying toshl hitn hi his (1,th
to umoual himself by throwing those who
numbing [or him oil the truck.
“but Nest?
Cnimuo, May It. --~.\ nmlmt Iii-longing
toprivstopnrtii-ii llllrl boon ruining {ruin it
pior on tho lulic shorc iiciir thi- xiv-rtli curl of
Lincoln park iiinm the night cf llr, t‘runiu's
disuppournnm. “‘limi "It! but was llslmiiy
moored is the spot whi-rz ii 4 l' .villl'l‘ Wood-
M Hiya tho suppuml l i) . ' ii'uiiiuit in
tho Cronin (llfiilllll‘fll‘llll“‘ -.i u lvlt.
Altor Wunlrullilr-w- .. - Im'k with
the trunk lic mys iinuiii -i. il'- ‘i i: llllll. Tho
man w'ho did “in ih: utiiig “at n Lulu» \‘icw
policeman. The piiLi-v i‘lllllll tn iii|\i‘ discov-
etu‘l that “'mdnitl um: iinplin-iii- l in I
murder in Colorado sonic lllllt' rig".
RUIN AT PANAMA.
Thouumls o! I'eopln Out at “art; Ind
MIny Towns Almost Dru-rival.
PANAMA, May ll.—.\‘n-.~r in lls‘ lininry has
tho isthmus lll'tN‘H‘lNI the won» it dim to.
ilny-—thouiiiiiiil.-. ur' pm 1i!» tilll of Work, busy
content of activity hiring ”in canal til-rin-
dutlul. rind many lumdruls ul housi-s disertnl
by thvir livl'llli‘l‘ :~'~llll‘ltl.~‘. 'l‘lii-siiiulli-r \il-
logos urn ulriimt \illlllllilllllt'il. Tlllv‘l‘ all“ r:-
main, lim'svi'n-i', M'Yi‘l'fll llll thumbs «if "it'll
who l’t‘qllll“ to in- rcni-m-d lii‘ni-i‘. rind who.»
ri-iuoi'nl do, u'il is on iiilivi‘s siiii-iv thi-y urn at»
liOllllt‘ly destitute.
x0071" l-u-rc ri-znrils the iutvrruptirin of
Work ms in iz'v- thin li'llllllrflry. This is one
of the [.l’i:i<._hiii {rich-rs which comliiiic to
cam-o runny iv: rwvniii lll'l'l' Wllti]i(‘~$tit‘fi\ lllt‘fllll‘l
to loan. li-.1 uh i will not lllultvlull tlic limp.
that work '2' iriil'lllg uprr ;ain.
_—~- l
BASEBALL.
Li- iiguo.
At Siiiril . i
St'wylh ..ttoilOIooni'
('lrw-l'ml. " l l‘ 3 1 ll :2 1' X . '~
limb-run: limb-ll riiivl Ewing. Ikih-tly iiiiil
Si: _'i l- r. l ;,., r»: l._i‘i.c§i.
.......... ’lil'Jo|oouv_;-
n it 0 U 2 ll 'l il—Dv
" l lb-rrnv-it, Nah-y nr.vl
; .i " n U ll 0 II [J 1 4
4 ii I, 0 0 ll 0 H II II 3-}
.i: iClv-ziic..1h l'uyv, 3...;
I,‘ iillll' i
(l " 4 2
,‘J ft ll U it .’p ll 2
r- i! .ily uril .‘im‘K:
l'upuv-z “(ill-Hill.
:i u n u i :i
i ll
' “'hir HF} and
l
Daily
Association.
.U Kw» n i 'ity—
Runs» Us: ........ ‘2 i ll 0 it n ll 4 o-.:
Colurximu ....... 3 o u 0 ll u o 4 II 7
ltttt l'uitcrfll '--.'.u-ity and [lb mi v-r: Wid-
m-r I. oi.dn‘t’.»n.i--i Elliptic: l'vi;u:~uii.
ll“-
llrmik x.«- I‘lfizzl' “i‘i -:. amount it ruin.
Ar l
blill‘\i u u 1 1 o o 0-2
Atl.i--i" _u u u o i) 1 o—l
'. >1- "turd and
rivi 1 {tin ~ l'r :itliiril ”mun
L“; 'lvu‘liittl-
(in:
u’l’s‘l’ll' . a! min.
A! F'. l/uin»
“.1?in r» ,‘llItlv' p-upinel on nit-nun iii ruin.
Other Games.
At hint-ll—
Loni-ll ............... 0 ii " U H U i! a 0—!
w...- .. .2 o u i t: n :z o 1.42}
It: .- ' "'iLna -l H llLl‘flv'. ll..rki~r iir.d
luv: t'ii [v.rr. Ki...::.i
At .‘ ’llniwri .
Keith . .u i v o 0-1
Wilki’miuirv ,‘l U 3 W 0—0
[httenn . liu rn r :-.i i “an -,r kv'lp‘ and
Uniy. r- .‘l..l u y
;~:v.niu:iun--vui.: wt ruin.
,_ii [i 1; u it u if g 3-7
. Illanoiiqoii.-5
Edi; "rill" (an... Md llmy- ." .(Jlllflll uiilMt"
Krugli Liiipim lit-'iir
A1. “3:; .t,.ri A
llzuiiiltiu. ...010 u o o u u 2—«3
Sync-inc . u v I I: l u u i' u— 5
lkuwnb: flair and Ui'liicl'l; limb.- and
WALSH. [lupin-z Ethane. _
Al Tul'ulfllr—
tuning. ...... U i in l U 0 0 v (Iv—6
[Mrviit ........ . i ii u o o l U 2 2 0—0
(His—d nt cud Ivf tenth inning: min.
[tutti-in; \‘ictv-ry and .‘lctjmre; “'dib'ul‘ uud
\‘e'n's. L'iiipirc: \\ at.
Al llrlnluilfi
L.lié=‘()!l..... .. ..l o u o u u of: 9—:
'si-u'vlv; ......... I (l U U l 3 0 U 045
Built-nova: Sim: h an] 5.1 gr; Cain and Murray.
limpin- Carin.
There min India about 20) smut-uterus
(is of snakes, but only tLirty-thrco at those
Irv minnow.
Mr. “lb “011' t 'l'Ilk.
Bnmirus. May 14. —Ex mnvict James 1).
Fish, pmiiiimr «it the burst Marine bank,
is keeping wry quiit at the bony: at his
brother-blow, L’riuh ll. Dudley, 50 273
Henry meat, since his release from state’s
pr'ion. AUnitcd Prat rem-tet- called on
bimfortbopurposiiot learningbisplunsfor
thehiturc. llridcclined to be intxrt'iewul,
but the 111cher at his timid) paid that he
hIdnoue Ila is dairous ol retiring train
the public“! gun.- for a time He will prob
Ibly visit some quiet summer resort or make
atriptoEuropc before again venturing to
me in [mint-3L
Killed by the Fast "all.
Autumn, ‘\'. Y., May 14,- William
Hill, a Scotchmnn, who {or many years was
I tin peddlcr, was killed by the New York
Central {m mail train. He was erasing the
track It the time at the accident.
fItIl Boiler Explosion.
PAYII, 0., Kay M—A boiler in Sewsrd
DIvis’ mill exploded, killing Edward Hurt.
horn Ind W ilhsni Farley and seriously injur-
ing tour othsrs.
any soul for 029,750.
Cut'tuxu,0., llsy iL—At W. B. F 'l
hassle Guy. the phatomeunl trottcruias
Iuld to RA. A.Btevens, at Cleveland: tar
I‘m. Batch Acqulttad.
Dnanoh,lsy1L—Tbo jury... u.
$8“...ch Mum
'n “‘4'. "quilted tbs
Fitter.
lowlI-hnllwhl.
Ans-n, G... IIy lL—st. Bun W.
hill mutt-b...
:50”! upwr. ril
.(‘I' MN for fit f'l‘
mini-insist
own oil urn"
Threw (lblldrcn Poisoned. 0n. 0! Thom
9 “duly.
William? Ratlibun, thi' tlvo year-old nun
iitwilliriiit R itliliuti of lUlWitllitci- ltll’t‘t‘l
New Haven, died Saturday thl'lltltlll
lioin ruling “Rough on Ruhr." He was
tnkmi sick Friday norm and Saturday
lllullllllfl Dr. (I. E. Park was auiutuout'd.
Tho illit'llll’ lound ll) iiiptoinu of poisoning
hut thorium \\'lh1 lilo fiir ndvunccd for
him to saw tlicI child. llcdical Enmiii-
or Whito niado a poet mortmn examina-
ll'm'flnll'ilullil that the child dwd of
uriu-nicrtl portion. ltwuii furtlu‘r iii-ctr-
tumcil that some “ltougli on ll'llil" lisd
been thrown out in tho ynrd. Eight
flmilicl. including thirteen chllilrcn.
lii'oin tho house. Another child of the
Ruthbun lsmily and tho live-ycnrold
non of n neighbor muted l‘ritchsrd Iri-
now iiicli. probably from the saute cans",
but will rccovcr. lthss not yet llt‘t'll
I| arncd who threw the poison in so cx-
p03 (1 a pine P.
The buildings of the lionohsssett com-
pany in Putnam, containing grain, hay
Ind lumber, was burned Saturday. loan,
$5,000; no insurancr.
\‘Ylll'l '3 A‘H) l.A(‘ ll WYANDOTTBS llLH‘K
It.iniirriis (told Pencil“) llsniburns, Bll’d
l'lyinnulh ltm k- rind l' ekin Ducks. 'l l: c but first
pntniiim clot l.
zit-Ii 2m 1‘. ll. 81'!“ ENS. South NorwIlk, ('.i
Buruuusrullillmru
- ~--(;o Til—..-
Farrell’s Headquarters for
.‘tl I Iglgl N 1611",
{I “'ulcr Sh, Ntiru’rtlk.
Wi tr url'iiv: No.10 Satin luliu' lirllFP’Illl r’h-
lions. ll iii rm Ill." lrvmi L'irri- up Wrmtli- (rt-iii
“'1 hair- ju-r iiwi ilitl it full ii iii-
at (Mt ih hurt; or limit - .‘rx r p- lll one llllllll nil
Alvil illl it iitaiihritp-‘frnm
rum, up.
MRS. FAWCETT,
:5 “all! \l_.. -
llrii'c "W
Nor-w ulk.
l 0“ Ht‘ill‘tl it.’
.'m, What' is it.’
Htllliflb’zollllrldccp the
Sir-cs! Market in Iliot‘ it).
BLBBK BUCK LBBS‘I‘EBS
Dim-ml crcry Ssturilny morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whoh-eaic sud lti-iiiil.
Asparagus, Lettuce, Rarities
Yr. m (in-tits Fann- cri-ry momma.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Impdrted Sardines.
Ar _i. ':h llL’ you wart in the nmrkct line you run get
In. L uc’l’) dhyL'
llUi’T‘ & ZELUFF’S.
_‘ summit-tux»
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, 8:0,,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Thu. submit: rbs- constantly on limit 3 my» lot
of st-rinilhaml furniture whirh bcwill import of
stttry rminub: ;.ricc-s. Si-cond- hllld lurii: run.-
o! rill kind! bong; viii-ad called for.
W. PODMORE.
nonton Ill. .,. Springw nod.
upls 1m
V. A. SOOFIELD,
. HAS OPENED AT
The ltcar of the Warwick llouse,
South Norwulk, s dcputmcnt for the rule oi
Second-hand Furniture,
ind other Household Goods.
Will take anal-it well on commission, Cub psid
fur ‘iimiinrc, (Jaipur, trucker], kc.
\ION EY LOAN El)
0n Watches, Jewelry. Arc.
All business strict“ y mnildcniis' Communications
«1de in Box“ Mirth Norwull, will naive
prompt sttmtron npl7
THE
Hours, Crrrirurr and Warm
_‘f~
(iii. mucus LIVERY STABLE
Public Auction, ,
Saturday. May 1 8,
AT lo O’CLOCK A. M.
For ptiicuisre enquire st the stable or 0! June!
Mitchell. nuctionc-(r
Refrigerators!
(FULL LINE
OF ALL SIZES
_‘f_
Low Prices
B. F. STEVENS,
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTlNlfilg, TUESDAY
5.. St’s
GREAT
MBSLIN UNBBBWBAB SALE
We llll\'(‘ just llll‘tlltlSt'll it new and ilosirslili- lot. of Ladivs
iuid (‘ liildrcii s Liiisliii l udorwcim superior to [but llthtBl'SlHL‘tl
by us on April ltllli, and every iuntoincr uttciidiiig that sulc
being duly satisfied must call ll"illll as novel was Silt h it dis-
)liiy pl ltCtl before the pcoplc. Styles and qualities of cvcry
iinngiiiublc kiiiii.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES.
bAlllES’ consul Ctll’Elb
. bAllllB’ iiiuwmts .
“’r Lilith," cuiziusus ”r
25,3540. 50c. LADIES’NIGIIT DREW} ' 2535.10, 50c.
LAllllis’ SKIRTS .
worth Clllblllth‘N’SllltAWElts worlli
,, t‘lllLDltE-[S SKIRTS ,,.
opr.ct.iuorc IN I“ A NT’S Sb] [’8 .opr.ct.iiiorc
CHILDREN’S DRESSES
llurStockoiWindowllra""{;f::;i.::u
cri- ens,
Laci- Curtains and Drapery Nets is now coinplctc, liriviiig rc-
tClVCll this week new slylcs of particularly good wine. “c
inc ollcrinrr spcci: :il inducements at ”14' following priccs: I‘ll,
l -l and 18c per yard lizico Curtains :it i ‘lfi, 2.00 and 2. 2.3
pcr pair and upwards, Worth doublc lllt' prim ..
Parasols and Sun llmbrellas.
This season abounds in iiovcltics, .'llltl w. .23‘» :iddiii r to our
stock new styles CH ry wcck A \ iait ( l llihlli t lion will repay
you, as tie cxccll in some 0,:ind our prii t'S arc the low cst, as fol-
loin-st: 1.25 worth 1.50; Hill, worth l.i.'i; 1.035, north 1.85:
1.59, worth 2.00; 225 worth 2.75; 300, Wurlll 1‘35; 125,
Worth 3.75, 4.00 in 6.50,
stock, w liii' h We know
0 is unsurprisscd by any
. ('llllt'l’ in Norwalk or
So. Norwalk in (piaiiitity, quality or prii .- l'I \t'l‘)llllll'n' dosim-
lllt'. Everything iicw. lll furl iic luivc an unusually clioicc
stock to select from. -l. well sclm tcd stov k of Outing Flztiincls
at 50c and 750 per yard Striped Siiitings 38 and 30 inches
wide for 38c and 6% pm yard, Worth rvspcc'lully 5th and" t-)('
All wool Cliullii-s fnr‘. Sc pcr yard, ii ()l‘lll lr'u:
llnmcstic zit 8,10 l2; and 13c pcr
GIN—L-LAMS yard “.01”. 125,15, 20 and I)!“
...H' Pt'r
Extraordinary bargains
IN "nlenY and as we have always bccn licarl-
ipiartcrs for such goods, it would
be well to say we take iiitcrcst in the pcoplcs' ii'ulfzirc, rind
iiiiitc all in need ofllosicry to \lhil our Hosiery Ctilllllcl this
WCL'k. as we are displaying special bargains in the above incu—
tinned goods as follows: Ladies fancy Striped and plain col
orcd hose for Mo worth 15c. A liiic assortment oi Lndic.
Striped Hosiery for 25c worth 40c. Ludics Lislc Thrczid and
line Cotton Hosiery in Black and Colors for 350 Worth 45c.
Lisle Thread Hose in plain and drop stitch, black and colors,
for 50, 65 and 93c per pair, worth 65, 75 and 1 15.1.iidics'
Silk Hose in black and colors for S‘l 1.1.1 and 1.25 pit pair,
worth 1. 00, l. 25 and “.1 .'i0
l;l""(: 2t nil
llurSiock oililkllluvem,
consisting ol colored and lilac -k, in Lisle Thread, 'lrillcriis and
all Silk, and of styles which we c,oiitrol and would 51) are
very much below the regular cost of; :ztmc. Prices as follows:
25c, worth 30c; 30c, worth -lUc; 35c, worth 50c; 43c, worth
55c; 500, worth 60c: i55c, worth 75c; 85c, worth 1,00.
lions, Luccs,
llurSiiickoflluchings,
Ftching, Rope Silks,- Stamped Linens, Pongcc Tidics, Chins
Silks are always supplied with the latest novelties
complete and vcry dc:
I I
Gents, FurnISh'ngs' 'sirable assortment of
Gcnts’ laundered and unlauudcrcd 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 We each. All
the new styles collars and culls, collars 11c each, culls 13c per
pair. All the new noy allies in Spring Neckwcar. Gents'iu
Yachting Shirts at 50c each
M. 8. SMITH,
l o
of cicry description. Ficiiih and
yard
ivc Silitll oll'cr special iiidiiccmcnts
:iiid .‘lEtts is
Buttons, Rib-
Wc always hate 3
We make this 10
large so that
everybody
May know and‘
remember our
number is 10
Undcmssr Ind Hosiery-
bdrm- .lsnoy Ribbed \' cuts st lJigr. woriti ti.
u FroncMh-trl'ggsuhstutn " liti-
(‘hlldn-n‘nmulsr rustli lt'iblit-dI llusu trout .'i to
it” It lbc, wortii .'.‘ir
t 'hildicii ii Mimi inIdc lllhbcd [loss from 5 to
I'm nt tic. worth
Chihlrsu‘ splsin liisrk llrinrlrh Whom-in "an.
i very tiIlr wur iutul not black or iumwy ri lunar-d.
It”, worth at
l‘lu“ llriurich hummus llliirlt "our ,wsrriintul
tut dye, st Ric. worth
: SPECIAL
MAY ll. 1M9.
BARGAINS
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
.. ‘1'”.
Domutlcc and Prints.
0 t l'iiblmnu-d Muslin good qushty. 6i pa yml
or pit-cc.
AIJUNIU“ n l t llk-sctiut Iii-ha st fir. worth to,
Lilirll'rlllfll. utIllprlru; ma. 7CI “Ninth
and . very in in his tiIl iIluc sad it].
But Hist. dud snrhcstct Prints. worth 2:.
llm lire-ruin haunt Tl“, worth lot
li.‘ 'l'iiilt- ilu . out ll wt" , worth "it.
chum”.
our rich 'bsl lei. nut-turd lit dye st 3:.
worth l. .4
Iinat Ill wool Chulis Slk, worth" . 3:.
l'p SIIIn.
IS OUT !
('m or. iy II) have
South N orwalk.
Istssnso
Mil sud Iii-tam ”MRI" from h. to ac.
Plaid lull“ from tic up to :8:
Dun coeds
0M dress mvdcpulluflll in llw mm rviltnpv‘c'c
is a: place out our pm:- the loom
Illkl.
Vs would all pullutiu stirntwn to our line «it
«up: think- in .1le st tar. which on writ
worth 013':
Mwmnllwlfllmlin‘mwlflllmki
L‘s-hi: slid Ill-M with Turban law,
SCOFIELD & I-IOYT’S.
We Propose to lllIItc This ono of the Best OpponIIlIlcs (or tltc Public to I'IrcIIsc Dry-Goods Eur Its-corded in 'I'Illl Vlclwlty.
llnys‘ l't-trsli- shirt Wat-u It 25“ . wall 40c,
CARPET!-
timi-nii ntrs sup" lungi'n cutlets st Me , con-
Lrlrlwl Kllb" uluo Al “I
llvirtliirilss l wool s! Mia. worth The
IAT‘I’IIOI.
l0 yurds guns! liming for $5.30 (in roll.
Wt Isursrry than It like, lht. Ill: ..lk‘ It.
..IId «is per yIrd.
(‘ur-iI In: in: bar, worth 75c.
hugs to Ilium-v soil at prim to not sit.
(II II and IlsIIttIc our tltoclt. l'cr we Never tire of kaIIyII' our Goods.
SCOF‘IELD &! HOY'I',
No. :l (inzette Building. Norwnlk.
DAVIDSTOW
FURNITURE
INDUCEMEN'I‘S IN
PARLOR SUITS.
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40. 00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
97. so and DI MIIII Street. South Sorwnllt.
THE SECRET
READ IT.
You wi'l discoicr the tart
Why 0. H. HARVEY’S
IS THE
LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Town.
listing inflamed b s stock in
$15, 000
And toning bought strictly forest-h itt s lsrzcdinui’nt he hi. r." l. iii goods within the reach 0’ any
‘ruiit imer. Tin .thk 9 too numerous to mention pr. or».
Shoes from 200 to 4.50.
245“ Bt-tttclnbcr this Is not. a Ballkrnpt Stock nor a
misrepresentation in the prices of goods.
HONIiSTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main Sn,
No. 30 Washington 8L, ’Soulli Norwnlk.
WE CALL \OUR ATTENTION TO (lIlR
ANNUAL MAY SALE
Hm- - _
Ingrain,,and Brussels
-——-A'l‘-—
Greatly Reduced Prices
A. IllllllEllMAli & Silll,
85 Washington Street, South Nos-walk.
Brand Suriugllueniugl
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
A large assortment in
lIrcr shown to the public.
Trimmed and .Untrimmed Hats
Arid prices to suit the public. Have also rt complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
BRIDGEPORT SPECIAL
ii. B. HALL & 00.
Have Just Mad» Another Large Purchaa-i o!
Fashionable Wool Dress Goods.
(Iolorcd and Black l'nlllc l‘ranculsc. Wldc BlIclt QIrih
moot inshionablc.
mixtures 25c.
lugs ‘27 ..
at. Mic—those are to gulor 50: goods.
Sergn 6236.
bllks, QI-Inclt Gro Gralnc sluts, Colored Gro- Grit-
aml Sarah lulu.
The Silks are all of the rum: rt-liablo malmr, Ind Wool UOOIL) the merit Ind
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison. -
One case all-wool Henrietta Cloth-i, splcndid quality, price fro—thus m
advertised in New York papers its bargains It 4%. 000 case 40inch pure wool
One case tine Flannel Suiting: 25c. 40 pieces beautiful (fury Bait»
20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtumi 31k.
lllBIlSfllllB iiflllllllllllll Sillllllli.
40 pi. cm Stripes. Shaded Mixture.- nnd lem to match with par» wool good!
“pine” or :zui'itiil Sangria 30c.
French Tosca. Camel’s Hair.
One case of the finest Csmel'a [lair t'i'rtbs that ever came to this cmmtry.
Non-r sold in. riitail less than $1—pric's is 59.3.
all nrw, once u.
urea and Ridzmwrs, all new wmvcs, sold hm'r'rnlnrc at “.25, price 59'.
tin-iii. dollar Urosursinc Silks will go at Ma.
,1 FOULARD, CHINA mun AND WASH SILKS.
We are showing upwards of 150 ltylrs. Price from ”is to 3150.-
Close buyer! requertcd to examine Black rink. st Vii, .5, 8m: and 0km
deimirs It 50, 59, 65 sud” i 5c.
Sills, Surair, Sirius, Radium iruurri rut Ralililt
In thlii sfiomol’urclmsc arc some at the Ircsl Silk Bargains curt
oll'crcd In this city.
LOT 5'0. [~40 pieces Ciilorvd Fail!» Silka. thw lvcii $.25 amid-r,” .. chain,
2') colored ltmirm'irs, the dollar grail». prim: 60:; $9" picm Amy
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W bargains advertised today are the mmt attractive ever oflercd in tb'i
”W.B.I—IA’LL&co
1') firm doth!
A large nsrortincnt iii fzincy siiiiinicr hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H- Krieger,
nahackemo Hotel Block.
South Norwalk, Conn.
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Palace Queen
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FRUIT PUDDINE!
Anostdelictousmmntcubc
flavors. 'l'boscwbohsvcssodu
Mackerel at 16c lb.
Fresh Canned Hart
limbs
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For the Lenten Seaso- we lure Int-cuss, No. l
Mackerel In I. and 20 lb.
kltts, Salt Fish Ind Blaster llcrriig, fie.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c s doz.
3 Hit Nuuiirlil Creamery Butler iii $1.00, ii 35: ll.
3 [-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for 91," 3012 lb
, 4 lbs. Good, natry Butter tor st, or 28c lb.
slur-nick. Mes-storm (Eh-behavior
slamming}; known-lush, 13¢
Fresh E888, 200 per dOZ.
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311 com P130 11' TO THEIR ADVANTAGE ‘l’O TRADE WITH US.
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