DE8EIITED AFTER DEATH.
Iliad Reader Bishop's Body in
the Undertakcr's Hands.
NO FUNERAL ABBANIIEMENTS \‘ll'l‘.
lather Ilt‘e lit-Ida Nor l'rierulo "an an
)‘ot llade Their Appearance—Illa Earl
Cane Just to the Way It- larch-cl
old Doped For.
N"! You, lay Iii—“'llllnll! friends or
ninth. at haul, the body of \V. lrrln‘
Bishop. the fame- Iaind roach-r, replied Ina
Iombw looking eoflliii in one corner of Will-
Iain H. Hawka' undertaking ertabiishmcnt,
at No. 6 Sixth I'ollur, when a I'l‘puf'ltll' called
than.
“Ila: thop‘r wite or any ot his relativ-
boen here you“ the reporter asked llr.
Earth
"No;the Lauiba‘ club people have tele-
graphed for them to wine on, but they have
not put in an appearance or rent any word,"
he lid.
“Have any of bin friends been beret”
“Not lines they brought him here.”
Bishop won a mango creaturtx Ills lite
baa beat deaoribed, but thcre iii enough yet
to be told about him to till a book with In-
tereattng reading.
Bkhop often remitrknl: “I want to din in
autumn when my time comm. So linger-
lug death for mo, 1 hope," and many of his
moat intimate friends believe that he WM
often pleased by hiii ntlliction with catalqny,
alum a famotia pliyrlcinii once told him that
the disease would probably cause his death
route time within a ten hours.
He wan entertaining n jolly Bohemian
crowd in the lAtiiil'b' club Vi hen the plum-
tlan'tl prophecy l.>~.t'lillit' Iiillllwll.
liiiihop hail wrforniul shill“ of the ire dif-
ficult tents in iumd rcmldlg, when ln- sllllilt‘ll‘
ly dociarcd; "lhvy my I cannot read minds;
that it is muscle reading by “‘Iili’ll i prrlorm
my train 1 mil rlluW you something never
done before."
Then he linked Boon-tary Uruin, oi the
club, to goiioirn stairs bu “Ii-‘1'" the club’s
books are 1;: pt rind select a turd iii any our
of them.
Mr. (iroc—n and Dr. J. A. lrwin vliilmdi-
rectal fllitl I-rlcctul the name nf Morgan-t
Townsend in the minute link, where it ap-
[cared in conni‘ion “lill ruim m ”rd: rt~
biting to the Lieu-r \I aiim k A)! nutit.
Tilt-y l‘ullll‘nul up nlnln when lilaimp,
blindfolded and highly excited, awaited them.
lie took Mr. Grcen'r bond and Ial the
[arty down stain, at a mu almmt.
lie turned the pages our rapidly until he
came to the one on which the Iimiic
written.
He ran hi" finger down it rapidly.
Suddenly he pause-l and asked for ii pitu-
of paper. it Wm liniillr-l to him, and “Ith-
OutnniiIIuIi-'s ht'aimtiv-II he tlmhul elf the
word “Townsend" in bud pencil, writing It
backwnrd. “in that it I" he wageriy waited.
"Yes" “na' ansvn- -re«l
Then, still bl: Inlfo. ilcd, “1.5an it (I tho [may
upatairs, n he:e the limiting. nu.» takt ni ill 1.1..
eyea
“The most bucoesnful tent. of my lite," he
murmured, and staggered and fell.
He was carriel to a. room and put to bed,
but insisted on getting upand put-arming the
trick the same in before.
Another attack immediately follow“! and
hewaa put to bed again, non-r to have it
alive.
Arrangement for his funeral have not yet
been compie tcd.
THE BOSTON
‘HIDEALS RAN AWAY
Pittnlmrg'a Srtntl:y Law People Object“! .
to the Company'a Sacred Concert.
Pmsut'uo, May 1:1—The majority of .
Pittsburgen are laughing at the ilLQpIay
made by the Law and Order league- tind its
agent, Capt. Alexander Wuhan. in their
anxietyto punish aomelrxly for the stem!
concert given here Sunday night by the
Boston Ideal Opera company.
The concert was gin-n at the Bijou theatre
for the benefit of a society, and at It's c: thrill-
lion the singers hurriedly lwft town by a
train which had been held for ”min in order
to avoid Agent “'ishart'a warrants. T hm»
papers, of mum, could nut b: legally ,wrvul
until After midnight.
Manager Gulici: fumbh .«l the theatre: fro:
of chm-go and members of the opera Cour
pany acted as usher:
Wuhan has had two of tin? theatre emv
ployes arrested and says he will sue Mr.
Guiick.
Another Subway Blow l'p.
SEW You, May 15. -— Worhmen were
bu-ily engaged repairing the hole in Broad-
way on the northwest corner of Fifteenth
street, cauaed by an explodon in the subway
at that spot. The noise at the explosion. was
heard for blocks around, and attracted the
attention of a policeman who was going
loath on his boat along Union. aquam, about
forty feet from the subway. He looked
arouadintimetoeeeasection of Broadway
flying In all direction- through the air. He
made an investigation and found that about
thirty Ieotof theatroethadbeentomup by
the force of the expioaton.
Will Not. Have the erea Underground.
Boston, lay15.—-'I'he joint (remitteeon
dds-lid nun-cantile aflain cowering the
mheadwirequeetionvoudthatlt wan
hapediatttoarderthewirea underground.
They-bovotodtoreportaunplacingstreet
Mwaywtru on the laminating-roar
whaaaato regulations Citynr town at:-
tha'tti-mayorderthe removalatthe com
puyhnxpemeotananmadpoluorwm
Dalvflle’a Bunk Wreckage.
N Y. my iii-Tile my
but i! the United States court for the
ImaditrIctofNewYorkwuoonvened
III-rhydndeon. It Iapmbablethstthe
wreckhg
Militia-thank of Danvihgwfllhe
reachedtoday.
AnIoPhloylcfl-walynl.
“la Rabat Fulton!) will not In main
the“Deaoun'rDaaght¢' anymore thin
DI. Bhehlyhigveryilllnharocnattbe
71mm Shes-finned:-
orriciau 7 m A menu.
Joraey'a Old and New Board. lee-tag
contrary Order-o.
Julian Cm. lay ll—The tutu-l ot
Chief Junticc [hairy lo M‘ltlt‘ which u! at
otllt'tala shall in In power until the legality
of the new charter Ia pasted upon by the
aupnnne court ha: made attain worse than
ever. Thu new oIIIelaIii am determinant to
obtain mulmi ol the olltoua. The old otllclair
are equally cletcrtninial to remain in [iii-ar-
lion. Haul-ant ut the new board: gathered
at tlw t'iI’ Ill“ and pullm limitluu’lura, rind
it our oat-octet! that an organlai-I odor!
would he made to gain [Ira-onion of the
(Ifllt‘l‘
l'olm-mm were liopt III nwlinmi to pro
mt trouble. Two lltllfl‘m weniatathino-l
In the city hall yeah-inlay. Chief at l’ olau
Murphy mogulml the new board and war
aunwwlml by the old buanIJndL'lerIi lhvbia-
norm-gained the old bnani and was run-
pendudhy the new. Both were on duty ar
usual.
Tlieold board tried toelcct ('api. Newton
and Archy McKaig to Chin! llurphy'e pod
tlon, but both retitled to serve. The old
bound inimnioned all the captain. by telir
phom t'biet Murphy counhnuaudud the
order. The captain: were rmwmlul by the
old board and ”inflated by the new.
A
LABEE'S LIFE AT STAKE.
Trill of the Man Who (‘Ilt l'p Ilia “1'0
with a Knife.
I'Anmioa, N. J., May iii-The trial at
Tunis lain-o, charged with thaI murder of his
wife. Catharine, was resumed before Judges
Dick-on, Engluh and Warren In the court
homo.
'I‘iwprleoncr was prewm and warned lo-
nervoini than on Tuesday. Further testimony
was intruluced nhnwllig that Inlm‘r treat-
ment of hbiuifn had been no bad that ahe
writ: compelled to leav’c him.
Afterwards licmught reconciliation. She
yit'lIII-II tutti! rapiest, and tilt "iii L‘Jlli of
February Ital "on! “ill! thI W Ult‘ Dunno of
Mn “Hill,“ Schuniaker, in Chestnut street.
Tin-re they .piurelml, nilt'r having had Bonus
Iw-Ireainnrnt. Tho quarrel was on account
of her tinnl Olm'ihl'rll not to lin- with blni
again. “u rtnbbul bir "'[I'tllhlly with a
knife. rliuhitig llt'l’ iii a horrible Iiinnncr, and
kept it up until she died of her around; She
had thirty-four cuts and Ital; \rouInle on her
body. Most of the tmti’niuny was corrobora-
tive of that “iron before.
Killed In a l'itlllng Iltillrlliig.
Tami”, Wash, Slay l5. ~I"Ift.-n or "rent
I; mun mum at work in I new bull-ling bo-
th: rrt-t'lul fur n Iiulcl by ‘antcf lint-11, Iht)
Villa acting up Ina own fort-man. IsuII-lcnly a
ll’t‘lllt'ullull‘ storm came up from the south-
wmt, which itruck the building with full
forcu. T2,.- atrtioturo collapse-l, burying the
workup-n In ti.» ruins. Tillm' on It.» tip-I!
wwr- pin-It /.:-I ly the sight, but the citib-Iu
w“ Pill inb r- t~ ju~t returning bonu- fr-nn work
I
.-,;:'I t.,;n'liv.-r around the Wrecked build-
II..‘. :t.. i tundra-bi were-soon at Wurlt endeav-
v-I'in; tiz. ill" tln- inipriyinetl nicn ll. H.
Sin-J, is: 'r u an a week ago clot tut city attur
Ill i
Titre-ten: to Bury Dr. llcpew.
\l'ymmnov. May 15—min Ricard C.
T rm», uf tine city, threatens to iii» lion.
t‘l.aumv-ry ll. unw for $1.310. )Ir. Townc
I-Liuiu that In accordance “I”! a lelh'r from
Sir. 1»er ”king him to tin-arch the cv-ngrey
rinnnl librnry for data in relation to liturgi-
\VAwiillléi-rll, to Ir: rmtanllul in Sir. Demo"-
cv'nwnninl omit-tn. In: qrent thirty-two dayr
in gutting tlit- ruluiri-d information, points
etc. Thi- rv-wrcnvl gonticxmn receit'ul 23»
rue (- «zip-twain; for In» work, but he claims
that amount to h- wholly institl'icient and
brie. I'QIl-lv'fl'll a bill to Sir. prew for (all),
with tip.» retiiimlr-r that if it E not paid suit
f r £1,311 .‘llflil follow.
I'rogrna of the Carter Divorce Cane.
L'iile'At'n'r. May l5.-Tiic fact that Luther
i..1tl.n 11:11.. thv- clique-n! pistol-3r, would
main..- I.L~ argument to the jury in the Carter
iivor'm «3.4- -Iert a big crowd to Judge
Jamil-son s a tilt room. Mr Mills began his
no r. . whioh lusml all day,
twat again-t tlu- mange III Mr, Smith's ail-i
ilrea II, 1', it}. SIr. Milli Wm (“fiftixat‘i with
Kyi‘.» 1H 1% wt. ., Mr Mills saul would be
prov-vi an Inlultvrcr and winner. and them
turn: the th' of men. Mr. Miils rt-puiliatul
In IhlllHi-‘i'r u. Inni'a ot indiguatmn tiny
s'un'ilamy irliflrnfzi himself and Mr. Bellow.
l’mtrmntcr \‘ali Colt “'31:“ $250,000.
ll'nntxorm. llny la—Postmaatcr \‘nn
Lott, of to :1 hair, was at the poatntlice 1h.»
pertinent m l but Interviewr with I’Oet-
master (1r mral Wanamaker and First
Assistant 1’o:«trnn.sta- r General Clarkson in re-
gard to In murmu- of force in the New York
otfiI-e. lie desire» £510,111) additional money
during the nut 21ml year for the clerical and
l~:tn:r carricr force: in order to give the pub
lir: [tori metal service.
unit-cram In Scrotum.
Ita'iCKvILuI, Conn, May 11—11» mi-
annnai cmxventioa of the New York aul
New England dmrict of the Nisarmri Iynod
of the Lutheran church began athreeday
”ion liar. forty rick-gab: being pee-mt,
warming churches in Albany, Putnam,
New mm, Boston and other cities. Rev.
Mr. Biewnd, of Bantu), wan choaen modera—
tor, and Itev. Mr Knepchen, of Your Harm,
Weary.
South Dakota Elections
Eixmmus, Mina, flay Iii-Special re-
pmtafrom all over South Dakota indicate
thataveryunallvotoitxiagpolled. Thee
it no upped!“ Ill-term“: the old Sioux
Falls «‘36de 1’55. The
are in the majrwitytnhotheectim of the
territory Rain and win rune part: of
North Dakota are interfering with the vote.
The election develops no “aim: what-
ever.
A ”slalom-Whig.
Baum, lay la—Edward Vandeck
burg, who formerly lived in Detroit, and
who,onApriI%,aecepted byletteranotler
dapodtion with BanfudBrothugofth'a
(“fibula m aincoApilm,andi
up tube-(neat thevictin-d the
GnmlTrunkaocidaitatHamflton.
Who’ll-harlot
lull-An hall-II mm:
toot ”MW Goober-
mwmwmin thtadty,and will
eanhinethemuaieerhflflmntattato
day. Kegotiafloneareontortwoaddiflanl
Wtorwhich additlmal apitalwill
belt-aim
WWI-floured.
mmyn-wmmb
rtredhue. Heatflladhcutohhltomt
thathewnawflhtnthehrctiedrdqnd-yl
thathewfllwovrttwh-hegetatohlflon.
HewfllhveforiewYa'L Huh-with
hhmrpechn-ndfllt
mum”
than. .otEJ.,leyII.—lx—hca
[If a [K'ri
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15,1139 .
.s. ish’s
GREAT
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE 1
WI! have just ptirchttsi-II It now and III-sii'nblc lot. of Ladies
lilltl I‘hiidrc Ii's Muslin I'ndci‘wwir, superior to that IIIlVOI‘l-lltit‘tl
by us on April lUlll, nnd cvcry customer attending that sale
bcing duly satisfied must call again as never was such a dis-
play plated before the people. Styles and qualities of every
imaginable kinu.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES.
LA Ill 88’ I'IIRSE'I‘ 001' Bit.
LADIES’ DItAW Bits
LADIES' (YIIl-IIIIISES
LA IIIES’SIGII'I‘ DRESS!) ‘ 2,3,35,40,50“
LA [Ill-N SlilII’I‘S
CHILDREN’SDIIAWEIIS worth
CHILDREN’S Sli' Ilt’l‘s
1N FAN "s Slill’S
(‘Illbllltlh'ts' Dill-1‘88.“
For
25,35,10, 500.
For
worth
25mm! .niorc 25pr.ct..tiiore
5 cm ens,
Lflt‘t' Curtains and Drapery Nets Is now complete, having ro-
ceircd this week new styles of particularly good value. We
:in- oilcring special imiuccmcnts :it the following prices: 1125,
II and 15c per yard. Lace Curtains zit L35, 2200 and 12.12.
per pair and upwards, Worth double the price.
Parasuls and Sun ilmbrellas.
This season abounds in now itics, and Wu iii! adding to our
stock new styles ct cry week A \isit ol inspection will repay
you, as no cxceil In some tilitl our prices are the low est as fol
loin-st: I .25. worth 1.50; 1 tin worth 1.7." i; 1.65 i, worfli l 85;
18", Wurill 12 00; 22127, “Milli . 75; 300, worth 3-5; . 125,
north I.~i i5; 4. (III In Ii 50
and who Vim n arrivin- -i:iw of Iiata, will ,k I ‘ l . , k
stun nfti r tnkun out to sun ably injured that ’ “0k ' “ Ht I “t [low
it In {sari—l he cannot remover. lS IlliSIll‘pflSSCil by any
citlicr In horwalk or
So. Norwalk in quantity. quality or price. Everything dosim-
blc. I'Ivorything new. In fact we have an unusually clioicc
stuck to select from. A well sciccicd stock of Outing Flzinncls
:tl 50c and 75c per yard Striped Suitings 38 and 40 inches
wide, for 3Se and 690 per yard worth respectfully 50c and 75c.
All wool Challics for 25¢ pc r yard worth 3.50.
llmncstic .‘ll 8, 10 I‘ll niid 18c pcr
ll'i__l____IIfiIIAMS
yz'ud Worth 122;, 15,220 and 125cpcr
Extraordinary berg) tins.
IN HoleRY and as We linve always been homi-
anirters for such goods, it wuuld
be Well to say we take interest in the pcoplcs‘ \vclfnrc, and
'invite all in need of Hosiery to vi~it our Hosiery counter this
week, as we are displaying special bargains in the above Ineli-
tinned goods :13 follows: Ladies fancy Striped and plain col-
ored how for 10c worth 15c. A fine assortment oI Latiics'
Striped Hosiery for ‘.25c worth 400 Ladies Lisle Tlircml and
Iinc Cotton liesier) in Black and Colors Ior 35c worth-15c
l.i.~lc Thread Hose In pliin and drop Mitch black and Colors,
for 50, 65 and 93c per pair, worth Ii: 3, 75 and 1 15. Ladies
Silk 11050 in black and colors for 89 1 I5 and 1.1.5 pet pair,
Worth 1.00, 1.25 and 1.50.
large. .i In tl
Ilur Stock of Silkliloves
consisting oI colored and Black, in Lisle Thread, Tiiilct Ins and
all Silk, and of styles which we c,ontrol and would 5me are
very miich below the regular cost of some. Prices :15 follows:
25c, worth 30c; 30c, worth 10c; 35c worth 50c: lie, worth
55c; 50c, weltli 60c; I55C,WOl'li175(:; 85c, Worllll.00
Imus, Laces,
IlurStockoIliuchings,
Etching, Rope Silks, Stamped Linens, Pongcc Tidics, Chimi
Silks, are always supplied with the latent novelties.
com pletc and very de
Ilents’ Furnishings. W 0.
Gents' laundered and unlaundcrctl shirts, line dress shirts in
pique and plain open fronts, and in the same department. we
call particular attention to a special drive in Gents’ Bnlbriggan
Shirts and Drawers at 25c, positively worth 50c each. All
the new stylu collars and cuffs, collars llc each, calls 1 30 per
pair. All the new novelties in Spring Neckwear. Gents’n
Y achting Shirts at 50c each
M. S.SMITH,
of overt tlcseiiption lt‘rt’ncli and
yard
we shall oII'cr special inducements
and Mitts Is
Buttons, Rib-
We always have it
We make this 10 May know and
large so that . remember our
everybody number is 10
hill] tutti III] 81ml Still lllllill
IlurStockoiWindowIlra"".:;:;:.;»;,
SCOFIELD
Domeetioa and Printe.
t t‘ Ilnhlcauml Iuoiio. good quality. Or per yard
or i) cut.
Aiulnrncumtn I d Bleached Iii-Ila at itr worth In
Linen Towi- at all prime; Iron to up to Mt each
and 1'va one o! «pit-lat value and uaiity
Ito-t tilaiidud Intimate! Print- worth an
IIM lime til Wham-It xi. worth ttir
ll-at 'I‘utlc du out at My . worth 15c.
Cit-Ill...
Underwear and "eatery-
ladm Jen-«y Ribbed Vrmiat 1"" worth 54’
“ l’tem‘h laihtiuut'atlatflc.‘ tier
6‘ u h m. II “M.
i'hlliirrn‘ - rural-r llul!‘ Ribbed llu-i- troin b to
Ilka! lbt “th '
t‘liiidn-u‘ a n uiar inadc Itlhhad [loan from ta to
It)‘ at the. wort tit.
t‘tiildmn rI-laiii h ads llritirlch sebum-1r III-u
every pair warranted tut black or money ntuuded.
at tit, worth 5:
[Min llctnrich Schoolin- Black liner warranted worth Irxt.
but the. at at. worth”: [that all wool (Shellie-50c, worth 25:.
SOOF‘IELD
No. 3 (i‘rtizetto Ilnlltling. Nor‘vulk.
DAVIDSTOW
FURNITURNI‘
SPECIAL INDUI‘ I'll“ ENTS
PARLOR SUITS.
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
91. no and DI Main Street, South Sol-walk. l‘p Stain,
D0 yards "halilee. warranted frat dye. at he. '9'“ ’15-
BG-AINS
FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
—-——-AT~———
& HOYT’S.
We Propane to Ilalie 'l'hlr one or the Beat option-amen for the Public to Pun-halo Dry-(Bood- Ewr Recorded III This Vicinity.
lateena- I
French and humane unusa- from Itir to 21:.
Plant lnrlinu (mm tic up to tic. |
Drona cooda
Our drone good. di putnicni In the moat c out! nit:
ia the plan: and our price. the loweei ,
Billie. '
We would nil particular alli'nliul'i to our Iior of
ruined tturahe ia Ill nhuha at 01c, whnh are ""in
Bon' Peri ah ohm Wan-Ir at flc, worth tor.
OARPITD
Iltdienn o the hltil‘l’ Ingraiu I amt. at Me. an-
1 aldual good value at 66c.
Ilarttmla a l wml at the worth 25c
IATTINOS.
in yard: pmd Inttluu Int ‘3. 29 prr mil
c nevi-arty than at l'." ,t‘. l'c, ltIc. NC ,
"and «c per yard.
(‘ocua Ila!- Inr we. worth the.
lluxa In allrlau unit at prices to unit all.
an.
Ant to un- our ‘0: Con“ t' ovm Inadt- . I Lira-duel
(la-uric and trimmed with Torctwu baa.
t‘all IIII Examine our block. “or wo Never tire of [DI-pinyin; our (tooth.
ab HOYT,
No. 39 Washington 8L, ’Sontli Norwulk.
J
we CALL innit A'l‘l‘l mum ouii
ANNUAL MAY SALE
_,__op.
lngrain, and Brussels
CARPETS
._._AT__..
Greatly Reduced Prices
A. IIIIIIIEIIMIIII & 80H,
85 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
THE SECRET IS OUT
READ IT.
You will (limiter the In t
Why 0. H. HARVEY’S
ls Till!
LEADING BOOT AND SHOE STORE
In Town.
flaring increand he .tock to
$15,000
Ami baring bought ptrlctly for nah ht a large iliu‘onnt. he bring- his gnoila within the reach 0! every
cwitu'l‘, “W .i let Ia too numerous to mention pr-Ofl. Can only say have
Shoes from 900 to 4.50.
RVRcrtiemhor tlilii Is not. ti Bankrupt Stock nor a
misrepresentation in the price. of goods.
HONESTY IS THE BEST POLICY.
COME ONE, COME ALL.
0. H. HARVEY,
12 North Diain St... South Norwalk.
"fifi’lniifiibtifiti‘ “SPECIA‘ _ wI; W"
W. B. HALL & CO.
[love Just Nude Another Large Purchase of
FashiOnable Wool Dress Goods.
Colored and Black l‘ulllo l‘riincalrc. Wide Black Sui-alt
Sill“, til-Inch Gro Gruluo fiilln, Colored (iron Grain
and fiurah Stun.
The Silks are all of the most reliable nukes, and Wool floods the newert and
mmt fashionable.
Note the Prices.
Come and Get Samples for Comparison.
One case all-wool Henrietta Cloths. ipII-ndid quality. price 2594M” are
nd vertiued in New York papers as bargains at 40c. One case 40inch pure wool
mixtures 256. One case tine Flannel Suitinga 250. 40 pierce beautiful Grey Suit-
inga ‘25 . 20 pieces Silk and Wool Mixtures 33c.
lllllllllllllfl lifllllllllllllllll Slilllllll.
40 pit’t‘cn. Snipes, Shaded Mixture-t and Finim to match. wide pure wool goods,
at Mic—then» flfl‘ regular 50c good“. -I'J piccca bountiful Sc «gen 50c. 30 line dollar
,Serge 62w.
French Tosca. Gamers Hair.
One can» of the finest Camei‘s llnir Cloths that ever came to this country.
\‘ever at)". at fr'lflll lean than $1-pric9 in 59c.
Sills, 811118.331113, Ralzimeri, lllllll'ill and Ralimiri
In llrtii $20.000Purcltiuo are name at line bout Silk Burgulna ever
oII'cl-cd In Ilila clty.
LOT N0. l—40 pieces Colorcd Foillz- Silks tbv . basil $1 25 trooda, 22 shutter,
all new, prior 81 2: colored Radiniire. the d- illnr grad» price 695:; . '10 pieces Arm-
umt rind lhdzzmcrs. all now xvi-arcs, mild hcrcluforc at $1....) 25 price 89. . 50 pieces
bcet. dollar UnmUraine Silks will go at 59c.
FOULARD, CHINA, INDIA AND WASH SILKS.
We are showing II:IWII'dD of 100 atytm. Prico from 495 to $1. 50.
Clone bayon- rcquerted to examine Black Shin tit 65, 7,5 We and SI;
Radimira at 50, 50, 65 and 75c.
[Who bargains advertised today are the most attractive ever uttered in thin
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FRUIT PUDDINE!
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For the Lenten Season we have tint-clans, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 90 lb.
little, Salt Ftah and Bloater [let-ring, kc.
The finest Florida oranges in the City at 320 a doz.
3 lilt llinliflili Creamery Bullet for $1.00, or 35s III.
3 1-2 It». Choice, Sweet Bony Butter thi- sl,or 80c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
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haili- audit-“Wayne Insist. RnnUhIMeI’runneie, 15: lb
Fresh E88. 200 per dOZ.
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Grand Spring Burning!
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. Ilnve also zi complete line of
FANCY Goons.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250
A large :Ls'sorIIncnt in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South. Norwalk, Conn.
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Palace Queen
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