A M aAscAL rnArrso. same-sauna. w Isaac—lane flowindid no "user harden Italian continuing aadscttogthswayyoudoi YounngtorWn~lahouhi asyuot. dr. I pridsmyssliupeathsiaet thatths manner inwhichl par-form this panhaa originalmeation.sir—anmiglualcreat.ion.— Detmitl'reel’rm Eew Prank Templemau Sought to Make $1,000. 1!. lillW [Ill Is IN I'RINON. ‘- llart to null lllatrlst Attorney Fcl- “w ‘03“. I" I WWW”.- lows and Inspector lyre-s rails. nod Opts tho isle-or Into Very Bet Water. Ian's trouble. In You. llay iii—Not Ines the day Is hoodlsshlrwmsa'sccasplraey waserposed has so leach exciton-it hesa witneaa-d about the city hall as at mt. lost startling runwrs oi allegol iraurla. conspired-a indictment and arrest warrants m ht; circulated Insets-r Byrnel. Dhtriet Attonn-y Pol- DIIIM Gambian"! 0! Accounts Hob ha and Bark were constantly in unit-tiller till, and their mysterious movements mused fishnrtct may a city oillclal to quake. Who they repaired to the grand jury rooms trams-shun crowd iollowed than to th doc. 'h-theyemsrgedrsporthadit that an new had hssn granted against a dis- lllguflsd dtyollcial, and thathisarrnton am at perjury and attempted bribery washctthsqnsstionoiaiew boom The uncertainty as to who the culprit was mehsn not a city olncisl. hut pa e-sisga rogue as has been run down in maaysysar, wasplacadhshlnd the liar-at lib same is I’ranh Tsmphmmaad the oharpspbsthlu issuhornatlunoi perjury. Ill-captunhasrsvaalednotonly a plot to sscorsahig-ppiyoi cash ior hluveli.hut tonirchthachsracterdinspsctor Byrnes, District Attorney Fellows and thsuanmie Malamute and Detective Jamaal. Within-la, whoilgursdso pauinsntiy inths Kwrlsdlnrycass. mflot Itovoalod. InlpsclorByruqlngiving the details 0! thsstarytotherepartsr.described what he tamsdanntvlllainonspbttodestmy himo ssiised DistrictAttorney Fellows, andulded that'I'anpletnaawasonly the tool inthe Mdmoneehe,andho tailored that seats one eh to be a high city olllcial, whomhspromlseatonamewhen the proper Mm “I I-rned Monday morning." said the able! , “that thecomrularionersoi accounts oilsred a man 01,000toswear iahdythatthedistrict attorney andeere inteswstodinthshilioi James F. Wilkinson («$5.01! ioresrvicesrsmlerodiashadowing jurorsand witnm in theAlderman Kerr Mistrial. Irnshaddowntowninahurry. IioundlhstCornml-ionsrfldahanhadssnt alsttertothslnanwhowastoperjure him» salt, and I now have that letter in my porlm. Iiottndthstthe control-toners oi acwunta mewithamanamlthst he was toldtocallat their allies to gethis money andnuhshisallldavit. “’I’hsmanprovedtohail'rank 'I'cmplrman, Mullennoithathehadgonetoanother maulofla'edhiml-‘imtocorrolamte his stcry,Igottlutrnan‘s sflldavigandon that Taqnananwasarrestalandlochod up here "Um "WWW Bohby—Ain‘tit,thoughl IJttloplaccaiot Count-loser llalahaa‘a Story. 00800, and sugar, and spice, and- In]. Comhloserlloishanmadetheiollowing though, pa, there ain’t no sand drawer.- ststcrnent: Harps-runner. ”Williamson'shill ior 05,0".50 waasigned hytheeontptrolicr sndthewarrant for pay- ment was signed by the city chamberlain and ths ‘. The mayor thought theirillshould he lookedintqandheaentit to the «mi-longed acmnts ior that purples a week ago. Wethought the bill wssallrightsndwereainuttomreportlaat Friday, when acity oillcialaaidthatone Fresh ‘I’slnpleman was prepared to swear tht the hill wasairaud,sadlhataiterit was paid the money would hedivided he “Why doyou look sosad, Ilsa Ethel!" "Sister Ilelao is going to marry Tom Bar- "The worthle- ycung reprohatei No won- der ouaresad.” “ . it is not that. I wantcdtomarry him myseli.”—Liis. . Two String- to "la ”our. "No, William," she-id coldly. with a side- Iongglance tonote the eaectol her-words, “Icanuotheyourwiie. Younoheandyou societlmes drink. I have registered avow not tomarryamanwho haseitheroi than viola." “All right, Maria," was the humble reply. “And now will you [inane ask your younger sister Lulu to come down stairs a momentl She said. when she kissed mo good-by last night, that she would gladly have me it you relusul."——Phlladclphia Inquirer. Blood mu Show Itself. Mrs. Hyde Perkins (shining the recital oi a dorm-stic dinicultyi-And than, oi course, I had to advertise at onm ioru new cook. I got iorty answers, and tho only one who ml any good iorgot to put her addrou (Archly) Irish, oi cosine. Capt. O'Paddy (with a viewto defending the honor at his “counthry'l—Ah, than, why didn‘t ye write and ask her for it i—J udy. A Very Intricate I'lot. Indeed. Aspiring Author—I have the his. oi a play which I would like to submit. Manager-Ilsa it a good plotl A. A.-Uoorl plot! I should my so! Why (waxing counrlwtial). theplot is so intricate that the audieawe who sees it once will have Income every night fora week to ilndout exactly how things turn out—Tho Epoch. lie Iiad Watched Ills Parent. Bobby (whose iathcr is a groan-Look. whatjgot ior my Mrthdny—a regular ttlc grocery store. Ills Father (indulgently)-0h, yes; that's '1! Teodos' cue-e. , Young Father—I am mnwised that you should ask yourgrundmaioraaecondpiecr oipic. Dick. Youareallowed hutone piece at home, and you always appear satinled. Uttle Dick—Grandma‘s pica is better than mamma’s. Young Father (with emotioni—Ilere, Dick, help panel—Philadelphia Record. a Dull City. tweni Dhtrict Attaney Feilowa, Inspector . . ”I“ and ilkinsoa first Little Girl (iron New horn—0h. B W is an awfully dull place. ‘ m “m Bacall um. oer (Philadelphia am— Dulll “Ya I’ve been here almosta week and haven't-sen anybodykillod yet—soterena street pivement cxphlaion."—Philadelphia Record. “Iwrotsaletterto Templema that day ashiaghimtocallatourofllcethenextda . Ilseamsiast Saturday and stated that hsdhecn inthsemployot Wflhinmbut hdlsithimshortly alter the invatigstlon oathelrhillhrgaa. Itold him what I had krlsdsndashdhimiiheeould porethe state-est. Hssaidhswuuandthat there wsaamsussnrsrtotl'ilhinaoaashisunder- shktwbwoeldcorrohoratsall he-ld,snd whoeouhlnrtthshookinwhichpfivatoao awatswers hepgdowing thatByrneasnd fellows hadrdrawn money immthe Wilkir-on Detoetiveagsncyonmaayoccssiona Emmflo'asl’qllg. “Iw'arnql ’I’cmplemsnthat his charge was assriouonssadhsshould hererypositire hetero hamsds it. He answered that he Mwhthwndchghahsdseenchech madsootpyshle to harm hymns and, thathemldltbggmdpmoiiothsteflect. “Ewe-hot tollingtheothermanstli ddoeklosdsymorain‘ Hethen-idthey woullwastflflllirrthsisiormatlm. now no Was Balaed. “Don't you know that it‘s very impolite to puiisndhlow that way!” midnrealeatate luau toa who had just walked up mt tlightaoi stairs to his once. “Can’t help it, sir." replied the visitor be tween puns; “it's the way I washrought np.’l -Yonlrcrs Statesman. A Horrible Discovery. Professor (roused by violent ringing in dead oi nightr-Well, what is it! What's thematic" Student—One oi your windows is open. Wench—Which one! Student—The one you unlocking out oi. —Pick lie Ur- WI’tWanttol’edIrolIl-aall. A negro who was giving evidm in a Georgia court wn reminded by the judge thathewastotell thswhnlstrnth. "Well. y: see.‘hom,"-id the duhywitnq “I’sr teetedtotelldewholetruthtoriearludght tellalis."-Exchange. l-art. “Pogdoauyo'fldown on dat dre- oh 'mineondeches,deah." “Xian. Iseedyo’uttin‘ on it yistidy.” ”MW-dioxyo'r' “Whatyo’hsdltaiF—Harpcr’snmr. x- Duoe—li- Lu,ii you'll bounce thatpct modleolyours, I‘llmarryyou. I’ve 810,11!) ay-r. Isl—Inch obliged. I'll make my own choiceoipupoin—‘I‘helpoch. DI. “Ability-thing. Jolmny-Pgwha a nun tails. what do thrylneanhyhisliafllitiml Papa—Ibsmountlcwhich hisaedlhll wfllgetlelgmy Ila-lam Andean. AWN-II. glen-1p (with dignityi—I‘m waitin' ierul continua-Row Yrs-h Weekly. ”a“ Clara-Did sotieshowl-aufitully (h vs: dank" , p w ”.3! Isia—quutbaIS-t-o‘dths Ilsa- . l ‘ All-1:“ 1 a! Nisan-h)” a SOUTH NORWALK EVENING 315 M. 8. SMITH. 4 Hot Weather is coming! Wl ill Pilllllll. Hill Wlll Wl lllll ll] ill. The question with us is how best to do justice to our reputation, how to meet the requirements of every one of our custou‘rcrs in such a way that the business connection between us will be a lasting one. The question with you is where to get the best value for your money. It would not pay ig- us to lose a single customer by disappomt— a; ing the high expectations that are justly g =3: held of us. We make a special study of i-r g the needs of our patrons and our experience a: g enables us to satisfy all. 8 r==r ParticularattentioniscailedtoourSaieoi gm.“ 7 __ 2} an an: , ' Counterpanes at 870 Each. “m 8:... .... Gas Fitting. And our line of new Summer (liughums, I’crcalcs. Canibrlcs, Prints and Clmllics. Call and See What we are hiring this Week in Parasrls. ASK TO SEE OUR 37c CORSET Great Sacrifice Sale of Jersey Ribbed Vests. 20 duzcn J crsuy Ribbed Vests for We each, worth 25c. 30 u bi u u' u 250 u s. 35C. 43 “ ‘* " “ " 35 and 40c, worth 45 and 50 25 “ “ “ “ “ 50c each, worth 05c. We will open on Thursday. May 16th. our new and complete stock or Ladies’ Calico Wrappers and Tea. Gowns.which wethlnk are very at- tractive and at. prices below aver- age cost. Bargains Still Continue in Hosiery, Silk Gloves andMitls Largest stock of Lace Plonncinga. Swiss Financinge.0nmbric Plouncings, tram 24 to 45 inches wide,“ the following- pricea :-—750. 99c, 81.10, 8|.25, $1.35, $1.40. $1.50 and $2.25. Rrhlrrr lhssamrrs. Rrhhrr llrssarrrrs. Extraordinary Bargains in ladies' and Children’s Gossamsrs. Ladies’ Circulars ior 1.60, 1.33, 1.50; worih 1.35, 1.50, 1.75. Ladics’ Newporis for 1.75, worth 2,00. Ladies \Vcs’tminstcrs for 3.50, worth 4.25. Ladies' Rochestcrs for 4.50, worth 5.00. Ladies’ Edinboros for 5.00, worth 5.75. Children’s Mother Hubbards for 1.38, worth 1.50. nagDRESS runs $2.50.... M. 5. SMITH, l0 So. Main *st. - So. Norwalk, Gt. anrs‘ rrrrwna IN ALL THE LATEST (EENTS’ Ballriuar llrlrrrear NOVE ur r E E. ascrzac"! cellars, Ile each. ’ I wean so. Cal's. Its per pair. ‘ l Tin and Sheet Iron Work. .1: ,. ' "f.”illkalwlfl?“ :7; ‘5‘ NTINEL WEDNESDAY, MAY 32, M. BARGMI FOR THE N15253: SIXTY DAYS. SCOFIELD We Propose to lake 'l'hls one or the Best Opportunities for the Underwear and Healsry- Domestics and Prints. SCOF‘IELD No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk. ssllshluahadluallmpodqsalitchpsr yard Mandhnesllelatsuutnmlccwuc. IsdiesJ arm Vols-mm. mime. OAIPITO- 3 figwfimkuflm 3 WC- "amusmuwmsnmn m'“‘"“‘""‘"'°‘°'°‘ m ”gm-'9'!!!“- mum- ' " “ Use-Metallfliossun-tea tootseseh ”maths” “Mum““fi flfirmgmmm "0" "0' 5 '0 ans-voyoasotm valasaad ty. tr “amaze-Wiggle“ compete Ilanlosdsaliwoolstfle..l-lhflt 4“,?" insurance lines in. s to 3.5“”? m ’g'mm. ”1"“ M" ”w... "‘ HATE!“ ”I. “Tolls a oldat .Mlhs. V was i “Maori!“ fl " wLMmfi'flnm mm”, mm“ chant... strip:d ...“.'.?’..'.. $§WM§§¢E$£$ W-Ii-oe-rrrth-d warrant... MCI-.- Sc..aad& ptyari. ll worth Is. Ill yards chilies, warranted iast dye. at It. , 1in ‘Ilelurich hzwlhehflosemamntsd worthlrlxc. Ankh-enrMcOonstCovos-adsclhossdals Comslusiwmwtrthfls. “helium . Hastaflwnslc‘halllsswc.wosth75s. (hikieandlrilmsdwith‘l‘orehunlaee. llagalssllaiassaadetuismto-itll. Call and Baa-toe our Stock. for we Never tlre of Displays" oar Goods. & I-IOYT’S. Public to Purchase Dry-Goods Ever Recorded in This Vim lessens. son' Percale sun wuss u as. we... do HOYT, No. 39 Washington St., South Nor-walk. W. H. MEEKER & CO. SOLE AGENTS STOVES, RANGES. AND T I NWAR E. lstlmates given ior Steam and Hot Air Heating. mm... 38 Washington GENTS, liliilES' Mill lililllillEii'S SUMMER UlillEllWHl ‘ In all Sizes, lard Variety and Brasrralrh Prices. Sllll llhlllllllllls lllll ‘ Pliililili. A. DICKERMAN & SON, Sh, - - So. Norwaik, Gt; BRIDGEPORT SPECIAL. W. B. HALL & CO. Here Just Nude Another Large Purchase of Fashionable Wool Dress Goods. Colored and "luck l-‘nlllo Prancalse. Wlde Black Sarah Silhs_ ‘2 I-Itll'lt (Ara (irnlnc Billie, Colored Gros Grai- uml Sarah Billie. The Silks are all of the most reliable maker, and Wool Goods the newest and most iaeionahle. Note the Prices. Come and Get Samples for Comparison. One case all-wool Henrietta Cloths. splendid quality, price 250—these are advertised in New York papers as bargains at 40c. One case 40-inch pure wo'ol mixtures 25c. One case line Flannel Sailings 25c. 40 pieces beautiful Grey Bulto 20 pieces Sill! and Wool Mixtures 33c. Hillilllllfl Ullllllllilllllll SflllllES. 40 pieces Stripes, Shaded Mixtures and Plains to match, wide pure wool goods, at Mic—these are regular 50c goods. 40 pieces beautiiul Sergee 50c. 80 line dollar Serge 02w. l‘rench Tosca. Gamers Hair. One case of the finest Carnel’s Hair Clothe that ever came to this country. Never sold at retail less than 81—price is 59.2. Sills, Suralrs, Satin, Ralzimrrs lrmrrrs and Balimirs In this 020.000 Purchase are some at the heel Silk Bargains ever oll’cred In this city. rugs 25c. LOT so. I—40 pieces Colored Faille Silks, the best $.25 floods, 22 shades, all new, price 81. 2'; colored Radimirs, the dollar grade. price 69c; 30 pieces Artu- urcs and Redzimere. all new weaves, sold heretofore at $1.25, price 89c. 50 pieces heel dollar (iros Grains Silks will go at 590. FOULARD, CHINA, lNDiA AND WASH SILKS. We are showing upwards of 100 styles. Price from 49c to $1.50. Close buyers requested to examine Black Siihs at 65, 75, 89c and Cl; also deimirs at 50, 59, 65 and 75c. 't mrhe bargains advertised to day are the most attractive ever oil'ered in this or y. W.B.I-IALL&CO FRUIT PUDDINE !- Amdelidmneucrhthuunhepmwdlnlseminum;lmvm Chocolate season flavors. 'I‘lwscwhohaveuseditepeah hlyoilt. [h M‘ No. I For the Lenten Season we have first-class, Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in 10 and 90 lb. kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring, arc. The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32¢: a doz. 3 lbs Nrrrlfirli Creamed Butler for $1.00, or 35s III. 3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for 91, or 80c lb 4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c Ih. l'reshCmnedIlari alaeartirJerocansiorSc. Clara Chowder in cans. Pickled Inhaleraad umhzqimmmoymlnglsss. nuschoieemmlh. Fresh E885 200 per (102. ShreddedOodlshiaddlphtiulzoneponndwiligo ortwopooudaoisn othahinduflc Tryit. (hiltornial’rnnes. lOelb..8Ihs terns. hmcalliomial’runeql aadllélh. ire-W's” . 2 lbs choir: lays rip iorfic. '0' to: WI .OIaIOI'l.‘ YOUR ORDER.- Weyontrledthecslehutednewnropcsanedooodsuhsyhestthemal. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, 38 Washington St... - - 80. Hos-walk. THE Palace Queen FURNACE _ 13 can» In -. nonwm. so. nonwam' EAST ,NORWALK. - “humanism-u tune-ants ass. son”, , ... m. :::: lranrlhrirrgllnening' The most elegant display of Foreign Novelties Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in Trimmed and Untrimmed Ha- : And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete linc of FANCY GOODS." Guaranteed Black Stockings at 250 A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar. --I— o' J ' .. ,4. I»... Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1, In Ribbons we Defy Competition ‘ Give us a call and prove for yourself. I-I. Krieger, Mahackemo Hotel Block, .w South Nor'jZValk, Conn. DAVID\ TOW, F E IE"! monogrlnjingrs-lisE PARLOR 'SUITS Mohair Plush Sails, with Divas, ’ $40.00. Also Great Bargains in Lo 4 ; ; DAVID STOW, . 91. s0 and 0| lain Street, South Namath. lip Utah, caocsmes AND HER —-A1' an OD "AID 0!— 1‘. 3m cum & SON. ' srnnowoon. ALI. ORDERS FILLED l’Ifi.Pl‘le.. om mute rnro rr no main mamas strains with .f‘rim’i 9‘. r
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