. tht's muons.
le Besieged All Day by
Anxious Americans.
ointment; NARROW warn
g-
“Of-ll €0.th lluiitmllng a l‘nl-
Dunn] Working Day 0! Nine and a "all
Icon and the Abllehnwnt ul l'lm
Wm-nfllllln. Evie-Noun.
Ito-Ill, lay 25.-llr. ltuln-rt Tedd Lin-
calaJkeaow United Mam minister to the
court at BL Jaime, ha. been Imiugul all day
“3 by Absorb-an \‘ih’llul‘d anxious to pay
“ [bl-eta to hint and incidentally ta)
"If.“ Influence or to let it be known or
Uh It appcu that they are naming the
number 0! pen'ons putting-d to gnet him
MN}. Mr. Lincoln has aim been the
recipient at numerous invitations to various
diminimmta in his honor, but has nui-
tutmly declined to make any engagements
Ill“ he hllall have been pnwntud to the
queen when Mr. Lincoln it ill take luncheon
at Wind“ Castle. In n-imqueum at Lord
Salisbury'u inability to prm‘ut Mr. Lincoln,
became of the necessity of hit lirt'td'llt't‘. at a
«billet meeting, that dnt 7 will be ll‘rfilrlllt‘ll
by Viscount Chm, Secretary of state [or 1m-
Ir. Glad-tonic. Narrow l‘let‘ltpt‘.
LORDOI, llay 2. —llr. Uhidstone, while
“hiking in Piccadilly, attempted to croaé the
Itreetuid was knock-.1 down by a cab. 'l'ho
drlm did not stop Ilia home, but einlcavorwl
tempo. Mr. Gladstone regained his lei-t
and I'll! alter the vehicle. He caught up
with it and stripped it until the police or-
l'lVod and arreyted the driver. Mr. (31nd-
Itone Wu not hurt, and “tb’ in his rent in the
house of colonial» none the warm for his
tumble. A minor in circulation that the ox-
premier was s-riou‘ly injured created great
excitement until it lemme lmnun that it mm
groundlesx
German (‘oinpoeitora Holding a (‘utigrc-m.
Ianrsic, May $3.4m- i‘rvllipoallul's or Ger-
mnny are holding a congress here, campus!
of delegates repre‘entmg every city and
town at unimrtancc In the empire. Their
prwmvlsngu thus far have rc.~nltel in the
formulation and lmrsflgt' of a rewintion tir-
niandnn; a univerml \wrkmg day of nine
and a half liolnv; and the illmihilltlrtlt o!
plow work. Several isolated attempts have
heretoturo been made to Hill'ndut’t! hour
Work inialcad of piece not It, but the employ-
or: have refused to make the change do.
"landed. 'l'hirl‘csoiulitiu pox-led lay lhvcun-
grew thrmtens a general strike UIIIL':S the
substitution i: made.
A Terrible Ordeal.
Vinxxa, May :5.~ln pursuance of orders
recently lrhlh'll by the Austrian wur illit‘i',
a large number v-i Andria" military otliwrn
have lately been rugged in studying the
Russian language. .\ large class of the stu‘
dents was exnnunrd by the chief director
of thin cducutiuml brnnchot theAudrinn
department, and every one of them “1:5
toundto spew; the acquired language with
.mfilclent lluency t) m~rt the l'tqlllll‘llitrlibi
ol the order. _
_. llcolstllig Evictions.
"DUBLLV, May Lift—Th4.- Ulphert evictions
were characteriml by n deepernlc rceialntii'e
on the part of the tenants. Duringone of
the many nit-1cm l'uilt‘: Itislc'tur llutl‘ was
levemly wounded, and SA'l'oi‘ztI policemen and
bailitl's were painfully :cnliled by the show-
ereol hot water throun upon them by the
inmates of variant; boasts. Fourteen pcraons
were arrested
Fined {or Carrying Concealed Weapons.
Qumxsrowx, May Lil—Patrick hit-Calm
and his wife, who “'el‘u arrested on the ar-
rival of the stcaill‘dhlp City of Paris at Queens-
tovm for carrying concealed revolvers, were
arraigned in court charged with carrying
weapons in a proclaimed district. McCann
was fined £2 and his wife £1, and they were
allowed toprooeed to their destination.
‘ A Rc'lgll o‘henth in India.
Loaves, May Lil—A dispatch trom Madras
reports that the cholera, which always prc—
vails in a modified degree in various parts of
India, has developed extraordinary Virulence
and mortality in the Ganjaw district. A
thousand deaths have taken place in one
week. The local authorities are taking stops
to prevent the spread of the diacaSK'.
'Ihc Cup in Danger.
LONDON, May 25.41110 yachts Valkyrie,
Yarami and Ircx sailed another race. The
finish was made with a good southeast breeze,
alts splendid race. The Valkyrie again
‘ the winner, her time being 5h. 6m.
an: The Yarnna was second, in 5h. 13m.
2k, and the lrox third, bit. “in. 101
,_ Crop- Dealroycd by Floods.
WA'PESTB, May Ear-Tho crops in the
Pruebarg district of Hungary have been
wholly dstroyed by the prevailing floods.
laay villaggs are submerged and a large
number‘ol houses have been undermined and
wrecked.
knoll" Wins the May Plato Stakes.
lemon, May Slit—At the Royal Windsor
lay meeting the race for the May plate at
Weevereigns for Zyear-olds was won by
the Duke of Portland's Semoliue. «
The Conference Will Meet Again.
Blunts, May Zi—The Samoan conference
will meet again on lllay 23. The American
mm were Vacated to the emperor
'ata entree last night. ., '
Theological Training for Women.
Human, May 24.—'l'hc trustem of the
'Bnrtta’d Theologiml seminary have voted
toopenallcoumot’ the institution to women
athmtermsastonieu. The action is
that to meet the special needs at women
whom-e to prepare for Christian nach-
“tormidonary workaadtoreayre
with other than [nature]. This is
thefirItinstitntionot the kindinthe coun-
try to nude-take theological training tor
wanna. __ _
burn Bridgman Dead.
Boston, llay 25.——Laura Bridgman, hora
”dumb aadblind andmnde widely tn-
.I-by Chris Dickmiahil “American
“Nonfpuflishedmmthanaquarterota
ago, aha by many public referenc-
: III-,woadartal intelligence, printed in
andehwhaulmmthemdlednt
_m
‘fimnmnwlmwhemshehulong
figegarlllyean
My Year: “errands-glut.
IN mm FOR OONTIIPT.
A Popular Mint W Amulet
by Order at tho (‘Ilrt-
N" YURI, Nay “lit—Th. ammo! Ed!“
I. Rico, the well known Inn-lemon manager,
at 1,2"? lint-deny. bu lawn the center It
ambit-table dramatic lulcl‘ul din-lag the
earlier part ol thin week.
The [air chum maiden. and the agile
cuntediam in groups have ruled the shire
which lead to All: Ilieo'u unetum, eoch hear»
ing in his or her band a pmniee to pay tor
ecrvieeu mutated in lamenting the clan-dull
“Adi-air.” and nlgued by Rice.
llr. Itiee tailed to mind at tho that
uniting with tho necrmry “planks," u dol-
Ian are mnwtimua denominated in the "ole-i-
uloit, l-ut patio] a notice upim Illa olllce dour
Mating time he would be there on Thumlay
betun-u the hour. at ‘J and ti.
'l‘bo exp-acute of classical unruly Wen
prnmpll y on hand at tbtI amminted time, and
{mm the rmiling fame and general an- at
mntont with which they I mergul I'rcm llice‘e
otllco it war may to we that the “glam had
“IIIKIII.”
The notim which Mr. llice had pirated
ported to attract two other vizitum who“
preeence Will. not ontm 1v mun-able. About
4:30 in the afternoon 31-».er .‘chonlglu ml
Young, deputy nhenlls, dropped in mil an
rmtul .\lr. Ilice l'ur cuntcmpt of court. Hr.
ltice, it appwuru, {411ml in mum-er certain
questions that mine up during supplementary
prim-mailings ivueJ against that genthimlln
by a Mr. .1. ll. Jtnmngs, who was a lartner
with Iticu in lost in a hummer music garden
in St. Louis. dclllllllga was saddled Will! a
huge debt, “hi-h lit-nuught b) have borne by
“ICU.
The mart: guvn Jennings a judgment of
ETA!” agaimt his partner, but so for Mr.
liice ha» only paid over $300.
.\lr. Rice hll‘lll the night in I.u-llow street
jail. lie decline-.1 to are any nempnper men
until be but! (ainxultul with counsel.
CASHIER BRADLEY ARRESTED.
one of Re“ linvcn'a Popular (‘ltllcna
Clmrgrd With I-Jtubeullng 040.000.
Saw ”Mu. May 3'».—-John (‘. Bradley,
(‘IIFIIIVI' of the lien-bante' Bank, and one of
the mat rospu-tml citin-ns of New Haven, in
muh-r urn-.4. II.» it charged with having
eruluzziul lrtwwn Hopi» and $51M“) from
the bank. The directors of_tbe bank include
Governor 11 ll. liigelow,Lieutenant Governor
S. 1‘2. Morn-in. and \l'. W. (‘t incrw, president
of the “Tm-heal. r Repeating Arms company.
They have been suspicioih for home timethat
something “nu wrong, and an cxmninnlion ,
of the [K .ka was made \\ hich resulted in the
arrmt.
Ilsgh Slit-rill Gate.» was summoned by tole-
gruph from hie home in Derby and one of his ‘
(It'pllllua “as detailed to spend the night at
the cushion-'2; I'I'nllll‘llw. President Iligelow
“Hi the otln-rotliccrs of the bankamruticent,
but any that the bank I: all right.
Mr. Iii.’llII")‘ i~ one of the mint popular
m: u 1.: Ken Ilavcn. He is about 50 years 0!
*: l a leading member 0! the First Con-
, (9% .
'Is tout
arms rowan
PlillE?
Do it: Hennhotnma Publish all
the Ingredients Iliad?
IS IT FREE FROM WNW?
Ali-well known. ammoniabaabealth-
ful ladfood. and driee up the lire-ad
mate .
Pmtection to consumer-a of food oom-
pounde lien in their ability to chome
than made am healthful cum
Dale. manuhcturen publish Just what
their halting powder in made of. do not
use their gooda, but buy lnatead
OLEVELAND'S SUPERIOR
BAKINO POWDER.
'l'liie powder is made only 0! Itrletly pure
grape cream of tartar. and y are
ion-bonnie o! emla, with a little w
flour to preserve it. This in cite-ted the
otllcial analyses of Government and
chemists, and rhyeiclana. and chenillb of
Boards of He th thmughout thecouu .
__.C'-'“£‘,"P.B‘.E’I“m' Arman N. .
TRADE h
o. a Ana
The Choleest Tea Ever Merci.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST DI'JJCIUUN 1491an2. 'llil' i'l'.
{any :(r: or":
pirlml from
.'i w-uiln
7:: vi: um rm 1:; r122.
It in the "lunar (Mon 1 par.
the be!’ tillllilatlol.,~ :il. . ”:1: at m ,;
)urn- at. l tree {min all llt um" .‘ on; ex colour-v
math." 'll.”ili|cl1.igv1 are l.-:*-.ri'.~, ‘r 9 qt
n'vl n rznntnl {=th nuight, t: I. u.nnrl~ui.-
ma; '1! . 1 1.945 than lln‘ lun'rw gnu!”
Mental a: Occidental Tea Cm. L't'i'...
"ch 013i". M Hurling blip, New l‘un'a
Fur-ml» by the om! «I‘M r».
I". II. I..\ WTON & till"
I). la’llilllllElllEl'.
CHAS. II. I‘ElllllS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
,:i- L;:.i urinl Church of Filll‘hnveti.
h‘v THE NICK or TIME. E
Dim-"very of I Hot for a General iii-livery {
o! Convicts. ‘
.lzuxiir (‘in',
Iln-lmu county penitentiary, at Snake llill, i
dial'nl'el't‘dll plot for a general delivery of
oinvicts' confined in that institution. Sua-
piciuus conferences of live loin: termed prise,
otters caused a which of their cells being
made, when ten Iilcs, pix knives, live sun's,
ten drills, a pair of mnipnsu-s and other or-
lit'it-s were diM‘UVBrcII. The live convicts,
whom- mum-4 are Ilntler, Kll‘lllllllllalls, Kel-
leher, Connolly and Ilrodell, were then
St'tll't'Ii-‘II. A «et of keys of lead way found in
Butler's picket, which would readily open
the doors of the ccllsnnvl the corridor. Tho
tivemen Were put in close confinement on
bread and water. An investigation is "or.
going on.
May 2-5.—-'I‘he Warden of“
lrlsbmcu in Conference at “'asbingtun.
Wasnixamx, May 2.3.—-1’atrick Hagan, ex—
Congresminn Finert y and a number of prom-
inent Irizhmen have been holding secret sew
Sions hero, and it is intimated that their con-
ferences were over the case of Dr. Cronin, of
Chicago. An enterpriaing reporter endeavored
to interview them. He has the misfortune to
haven strong Welsh accent, and Leiore he
Could fairly explain his mission the crowd
came near killing him {or an English spy.
( lie-as Tournament.
Saw Yonk, May iii—Tho third game in
the ch05 tournament between “'eiss and
Tchigorin was played at 8 Union square and
ended in adraw after two hours time. The
next gamers will be next Monday afternoon
and evening. Should those games also prove
to be drawn the priz-n‘s will beequally divided.
Pulling Down the "all Gntc Tower.
Nsw YORK, May :13.-Workmon are taking
down the iron light tower at Bell Gate.
Joseph Elliott, a riggcr, of South Brooklyn,
has charge of the Work. The tower and ma-
chinery have been purchased by Daniel Dono-
van & Son, junk dealers, of 15:7 South street.
\vm Probably Remain cloud.
Prrrsnt'no, May ill—Tho Wayne iron
works will probably remain closed {or sonny
time, as the Anialganmted association has
sustained the demand of the puddlere for 81
extra per ton {or making a certain per cent.
of Bcsscmer iron. Aunt 400 men are out.
‘I'itcomb “1" Play in Toronto.
Tonoxro, liia ' iii—Illnnager Cmbman, at
the Tomato Baseball club, telegraphed lrom
New York that he had signed Titcomb, who
was recently released by the New York, and
for whom every club in the International
league had made a liberal bid.
Cat Ilia 'lhroat In a Closet.
ll'rsr RANDOLPH, VL, May fi—Dr. J. H.
Mayo, who was held for trial after examina-
tion on a charge of forging a note for Slot),
obtained leave to enter a closet, and while
there cut his throat with a pocket knife, in-
tlicting a fatal Wound.
A Domestic Asphyllated in Bed.
Jmsnr City, May “la—Mary Cummings,
aged 20 years, and employed as a servant at
No. 342 Fairmont avenue, was found dead in
bed. The gas had either been turned on or
the flame had blown out.
Struck by I Train tn Newark.
leaux, May iii—Michael llulvcy, at
No. 28 Thom street, was struck by a train
at the Thomas street crossing of the Pennsyl-
vania railroad, and was badly injured.
To Protect America: Intern“.
En Monaco, May aft—The revenue
cutte- Rash miled tot-Alaska and Behring
aea yesterday to protect American fihcy
lateratathere.
”II-w by cold.
WABASI, Ind, lay S-Gnat damage
wudmetothecaraaudpotatoempela thin
victnltyhyflaelneaeotWedn‘nlayalght.
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.Nurialkllawiurt
’0in oil Pit)
The Old and Reliable:
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
~THE PROPELLERS-
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I“ - .‘i'L‘i 4am i'. “J?!
i‘.‘;‘.~ ... _, 5‘.“ ,ma‘
" '— I." * "new
. . '
r“ all. & bugle,
Will unki- daily trip», h‘mutnye exec-pint, [at
freight betwu-n New link, Norwnlk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pier 23, foot of iloekrmn Iliad,
New York. every evening. cxnxpt Saturdays, at 5
O't‘ItV'Ln'id on Saturdav ll 2 p. in. lane Not-
Walk Brat» and Soot Norwnin may evening.
Freight taken (rum and received [or all
pnlntl on the Danbury and Somali: nod
Shep-ox It-llroula at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Um!) a;~'.:ic‘Il-m to agent: tho- City of Suntan
mu Eagle oi'i be sent (or spec‘s: Iota“! freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
(I'M! persons are forbid trusting any of the
employee, 1! the Innis of this line on accountol
the owner: thereof.
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatid Steamer,
(lane Oharles,
('npi. l'rcd I. Byxbcc,
Will commence flaking Daily Trips to New York
Saturday, May 25.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Papular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New l'o-k. Single
Trip, 40 cents; Excursion, 70 cents.
'lhc Steamer will leave Wilma Point on mini 0!
“Honsatonic” train leaving 50. Norwalk at 7 M a.
m. Returning leave Row York, Pier 45 Beat River.
loot llatger'e Stimat 8,231» m_ , Ind‘at‘et litre-ct.
Km Riva. 3.15:1. m., continuing withinirie at
Wi‘ma Point.
Alwayn Take the Housemate Line.
For further intimanon’ apply to
THE NElV ENGLAND TERMINAL (:0.
El DNEY STARBUCK. V. P. & 6. ll.
2w South St, New York.
C E 01 D3, Agent . Wilson l'ofut, (john. . ap‘a
i!0l$:\TONI(3 It.“ LINDA ll.
DANBIIKY k NORWALE lill’ ISIIIN.
Canceled February 4th. 1888
Passenger Train».
BOUTII.
Ly. Norwalk. Ludo. Norwalk. or. Wilma Polo
756nm. ‘
Fiz'l' “
s 746 “l'x‘d
II I
u n
’03] u u
~lNOll'Ilfll.
Lv. Wileon Point. Lv.80. Norwalk. amount
”0-. m. mixed lmnm. M‘x‘d . elolixed
‘ Lt", hi I! 6 u I. ll 6 ‘i n.
9 13
1218p. m.
l to " Illxed
519 “
6 u n
10 ll “ lined
emu.
D I) a. la 9 95 a. I.
569 p.la 6 lit p. to.
w. n. Sum-oz, Vlaol’ue. and Can‘t In“.
I c. Pun. Ba tum-u.
a. w. Puma. Pam Amt:
IAIN LINE.
heave Brhlmt for Ptttlleld.
m I. in. mm“:
m u u,
no.0 a. I. liked
m
In. a”
mapl- m‘a
weren't-ram... ;
10!!le
lunar I‘ll.
llnn
urn (comma bulimia
BOSTON
”Maw-.-” .- MW...
Another Cyclone for Norwalk and
$0333 Norwalk.
Great Sacrifice 83
or spun. Wins.
That one low prices and satisfactory goods are appreciated by'the
public to clearly proven by our constantly increasing trade.
{com all parts of the surrounding country throng our atone from .1 '01:-
day morning till Saturday eventn
belt goods at the lowelt prices.
Will place upon our counters, Saturday morning,
May 25th, an immense line of small wares
, and buttons,at less than half price, as follows:
LOT I. I
200 boxes Button bole-Twist“
10 yard spools, black only, at.‘
12c dozen, usual price Q-lc (102.9
LOT 2.
350 dozen large spools sew-
ing Silk, black only, for 2h:
spool, usual price Re.
LO' ‘ '
black only, 500 yards on spool,
only .‘lc if (MI, usual price 8c.
LOT 4.
500 dozcn black and white
Busting Thread, only 12c doz-
en, usual price 55c, dozen.
LOT 5.
50 pounds Ski-in Linen
Thread, one dozen skeins in a
bunch, black drab and brown,
only I‘lc per dozen. mind price
37c per dozen.
LOT 6.
‘25 dozen Royal Mending Cot-
ton Ilalls. all colors In ball,
usual price to ball
LOT 7.
‘25 dozen Elastic Corset Laces,
lc_each, usual price, 4c.
i
Mi (biz. Silk Finished Th cad,i.
g,beoauee they know we otter
Buyers
.10
Muslin Underwear.
We are offering the biggcd
bargains in Muslin l'nderweai'
at 25 and 50cthat you ever
saw.
Latest-~Small Pct Basile
only 25( usually sold at 33t-
Chlltlrin’s Wash Dressw
Plain White Fine Cttllliill"
25c.
Fine ( heck Gingham 25c.
Plain White Humbug.r
trimmed 50c.
Fine Gingham Kiit Skirt lite
Extra Fine Gingham Kilt
Skirt and Hamburg trimmed
690.
Children's White Lace and
Muslin ('.:ps at I'llc, 15c, 17c.
25c, Iiilc, 45c. 490 up to 2.25.
'Ivt-ry one good' value.
Hosiery Bargains.
Saturday and Monday only.
1 5c For 'J pairLadics'lIOSe.
solid colors and stripes, worth
lfllc pair '
25c For 2 pair Children's
IIosc,mi.\-.cd grcheguIar made,
usual price 17c pair.
LOT 8.
230 dozen Pearl,
Rubber Buttons for file per oardi
of 2 dozen. Usual price 15c
LOT 9.
2‘25 dozen Vegetable Ivory
Buttons. all colors. 8.: card 2
dozen. usual price 20c
LOT IO.
258 dozen Fancy Ivory lint-
tons, all colors, 10c and '2. doz
en, usual price 30c.
LOT l l.
374 dozen Fancy colored
Buttons, 12c card 2 dozen, us-
ual price 34c.
LOT 12.
419 dozen light and dark
Fancy Pearl Buttons, line cut
steel centers, only 156 card of
‘2 dozen, usual price ‘lllc curd.
LOT 13.
3?!) dozen Fancy l'olored
Metal Buttons, large and small,
only 19c card, usual price 48c.
card.
0N LY 37c.
100 dozen of a popular Sum-
mer Corset, made expressly for
us, and equal to any 50c Cor-
set. We will run them at 37c
“Beacon [1050, regular prior-
i 19c per i'Itir.
Better grades in proportion
”4......“
Underwear.
ilents’ and Children’s medium
and light weight [inch-mean
Prices Why down.
__,_._.._-._
Gloves.
Best Values in Kid Gloves
to be found. Our Great Lead
or at 59c equal to any 75c
gloves.
Full line of Misses' and Lad
ics' blaci: and colored Mitts,
all oilcrttl at our usual low
prices.
' During the past week we
have added many new and
Faehionablc Novelties in Parat-
sols, together with a complete
line of medium and low priced
goods. We guarantee our
prices th ~ lowest
-——~—ooo
Latent Novelty.
Fauntleroy. Muslin and Em-
broidered Sorts only 29c, 49c,
57c, 6‘20 and 79.2.
Gents’ Shirts.
Colored Flannel Shirts only
620, equal to any usually sold
at 87c.
Our Leader in nnlaundried
Shirts, white. reinforced back
and front. warranted all linen
bosom at 39c, worth 50¢ each.
each. Big bargain.
0
Compl-te line of Ladies','
glare (turtnla Department
. Will nth-r at this sale re-
' .i. ' '
umummlc 'aluesm Lace Cur-
?taius. Two specials. Fine
{Ni-Hingham Lace Curtains,
H
. tic pair, worth 1.19.
% lixtr'iiinc Nottingham Lace
,Curtnins, only 1.95 pair, and
“ii compare tamrably with
any Slot) curtains you can find.
3 Together with the above
*nnmeii bargains we carry a
ifuil line of Nottingham Cur-
gtaius a! 93, 1.1!), 1.49, 262,
13 Oil. ‘1 (ill and 4 50
We have just received a low
choice patterns in line Irish
point lace Curtains, and have
marked them low: 7.98, 11 50
and 1'2 50 per pair. All new
and handsome designs and will
pay any Indy intending pur-
chasing curtains to examine at
(nice.
.__.-..,..._.
Dress Goods Department.
58": ll ytlrd.——lmperial
Twill, 48 inches wide, advct‘.
tised elsewhere as a bargain at
iSOc We have a very choice
)0“ m1. 250 For 3 Pair (-iclitS'TseIc-ction oi'.springand summer
l . ' t . -
Icoloriigs, at 58c a yard.
i 98c {I yard for our best
.siik finished lleariettas. These
igumls are full 50 inches wide
innit :irr- being shown elsewhere
They consist
Uf'lII the latest shades and our
ipricc is 98c a yard. '
int 1.15 a yard.
1
g0ur great knock out price
. sale of Bromicy’s Gold
3 Medal, Smyrna Rug.
, .—
i Secure one or more while
[you have this grand and rare
Eopportunity. No other house
icon compare with our prices
5 ”:36 Salt! Price 49: former price 69c
,-,,_._....____ um: .. u 1.49 a u 2.00
Pantsuits and Sill! Uni-rim! “ u 2.09 n «3.00
brell‘is ‘3“‘9 “ “ “9 “ " 3-50
‘ ' 37x78 « .. 4.19 u u 5.98
i This in the biggest rug
Elwgain sale you will ever get.
,Kiichezi inlllllill—Bllelflfilll.
Florence Oil Flore. only 65c
Porcelain Lamp Shades 9C. ‘
rile-chic. Flour Sicves 9c
Browns 9c.
Eureka Paper Pails 19c.
, lOvpiecc English Decorated
“Toilet Sets only 1.98.
Saturday and Monday only
will otl'er 1 lot of nice Lamps
at 19c each. usual rice for
this lamp is 490. Ca 1 and see
them.
Hanging Lamps for 2.19,
worth 3 50. .
Bixby’s Royal Polish only 90
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laminar u in tin llltll Bligh Bil-liliit Hillfl ll Norwalk.
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The .Ielt [lull-g Wool
hbbhlhnlbyo. 1-. laenvdia ago:
to the. at we loch.
0a- m'e with to 'wil'i‘ to Hallie any mutant:
JEWELER.
llluaomln, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Rewiring a Specialty.
BAiqgnv !
WRNL’UUPIMI. CANDY TOYS. Iuda full neon;
meat of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
[AUDI-’8 BLODI.
'15 I!
unwise
[minim Cigars.
LORI) BBACONSHELD,
LA AFRICANA.
OPERA!-
IA VISTA,
PANB'I'EI.AS.
FLOR llE "HUM LOSA,
II A RIOS Y.
LA l‘AlllllllNA,
BELLA 305A.
JEFFERSON.
In hdtlllitvll tn the above I carry a
stock of twcnty liwdiflwrent brands of
Domestic Clint”! and believe I can wait
the moan la-Ihhou-n taste. Pars-me that
are!" the habit of buying by the box are
InViti-‘d to call and get pile-a, which will
he louiid roe-enable.
E. R. HALE,
The Druggist,
Cor. lllaln and Wall Streets.
New and Second Hand
WACONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lotlof
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
(inc Grocer’s ll'agon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
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Barn-Yard Manures.
BAIMflNfl BROS
BEE HI'V'E
General Intelligence Ofilce
Any one in want 0! analogue“, or whiting to
channhhwhapbmwill dinvlll y the-nu)
call here and mister their ulna. lee luc-
Gintlunen will hemmed the can at 5 all. I}
you not to buy. or cell. of rent. or enquire [or an
IhIagyou an doro hue. as we 'l" advertise It the
one: every day. We have a elttmg room for [adieu
and one tor (Suite also.
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We have: restaurant where you can cet nothing
home :4: atodviich to a tall man] at all hours
Haudby the day or week; alto bulging.
“3 In: You" Beautifully, BBB ll'VB,
K0. 5 Water St. Borough.
.t FULL LINE or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_a_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Emitting-embanthluont.
W. G.QUINTARD,
IUBIC mu. m
FUR NITU
Baillillilii
colors tor 50 c e
lo cu. up.
natcolthc than St
5:12
enact: lint
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t'urpets, Stoves, 120.,
C. 'l'. LININAII)
u... ,m,3,m,. nouan'r an 301.1).
“Twila "mnmt whiz: will ’llnpoee I:
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A. fl. ll I4,RRIS. libil.lfi““fl$i‘£iu“m‘ Illd tar-tun
w. PODHOBE.
Bullion um, ”Haggai.
iiiiifi
Faiceil’s Headquarters for
MILL! NERY,
a Water St., Nun-walls.
We are veiling No. to Satin Edge (.lroorvatn rib-
bone. iuullroioru. tram 15 en. lo. wrath: train
.'0 cu "pvt-«rd
We have hot received a tall line
N1 ilpit in out: Mull. III
A tall line oi infants can bum
MRS. FAWCETI,
3 Water St . Norwalk.
Have You Heard it?
No, What is it 2
[hunt I: Zelnll'lleep the
Nit-est Market In the City.
BLIBI HOOK LflBiTlllli
Delivered every Saturn” morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Whole-ale and Retail.
Asparagus, LBIIItB,‘ Batiste:
From Greens Farm- every mowing;
Pure Tomatoe Gallup,
Imported Stu-amen.
Anyth'ne yon went in the market line you can get
lmb l Very day at
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gllts
at 25. 30, and 40 Cents, Doublo Roll.
annbosr-‘sed Gilts
New Sty Ice, at 40c. Dollie loll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
I 8 North lain St,
South Norwalk, Ct.
SOME
Special Attractions
A
Ambler ,& Sammis’.
40 yards Fanc Mattin b
roll) $4.00. y g ( y
Bargains in Black Sarah, 670.
Bargains in Black Penn-do
Sole, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black llhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
caise, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flauncls, &c., rc—
dnced from 40c to 250. ’
One lot Plaid lt'Iannels, 5m, re-
duced from 50c to 38¢.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.
reduced from 85c to 50c.
One lot. 22 inch Fluids, kc.
reduced from 25c to 12%.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
AMBIEB 3. sun. _
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