l ‘ .IDDIIO shop.
A 11? mm: lit ‘1'. A. Wuiilhll'l
Insov stud nuandsmtmmdtod e
or gotten! jabbing and machlm mustang
unwind ahd 111 or [lurid tutti-bid. lawn
m ground sm‘l re ported. sitisisotlm guano
loud. Catt sud um: me I 111st. "I“
”mi" 11'11
Loner Ind 11! W 11hr ht. to. Xorwulk llill iw
IIIIIIS Fill lll'l‘ll NI}.
‘ KH‘ANDLMIWYANDOTTIS. BLACK
than“. Gold l’cnclltd Rainbows. Bard
animus Rothsndi‘nhln DuckI. 'ilc bestilrsi
$1" a: “Lmd. 11. em rue. Booth 11mm. 111.
EVE N IN (1}
Commercial School.
norm DIPARTIRNT~ III a system of
stile“. thingI sll kinds of business paper. with
ubicbour olars do business they are pnullcdlly
Mindful an commercisl position. Pensions,—
X W mday Ind Pods ovenimr!
tillo RAND AND TY ’ltWitt'l‘lNIl [)8
Wills charge of a proctiesl Instill! who
can secure but mulls BeIsIonI—Ttmtisy and
Thunda evenin
TOIRJAX CL SSwA practical tt-stlnt roll
Yule OniIegc gtves lessons two Ittcrnoons each
ooh
‘Wouldbcplesecdto have you call or write [or
particulars l'1IANKil. ltlmt‘OK.
Gazette Building. Norwalk, Ci.
1’ S.-—Alro 01 Business Department Bridgeport
Muss-Col logo. "3”
x
Merrill Phonograpic Academy.
AID.—
Commercial Training School.
Bl Auntie It.. Stamford Ct. In Baotou
Du Ind Evening
RORTRAXD and Typo-writing Dc
under the ransom! Instruction oi the ole rin-
clpsl andbustness manager of (lstl‘ey ISDOIIEIM
School. lisrtIord Conn.
OXIRRCIAL Department. for the study at
.Emnunshlp, arithmci le. etc. .,
its charge oi Prot.A.
vtmsut
d Warde'o‘tI New “Whitlll'ii
onngmsu In women rats n mpsred o
honorable sndlncrstivc positions.y p
Retain on Typcwl: ct' llcudqusrtcrs ior Ststuiord
sudviclnty
Rush ens y[looses supplied with competent mist
cuts on short notice For circulars Ind lull ii for
nation callon.orsdd1rss.
HRS. it. A. MERRILL. Prim.
51 Atlantic st , Stamford.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
In all grades oi sun and son 11m. Spring Style
81113. Hats,
Boys lists, Polo Caps, Tennis
Cops in all colors, Crush
Hats, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
I’lenx, Cleaning and Ironing
Sills Hats. 118
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatial Steamer,
(lane ilharles,
Capt. Fred I. Bysbec,
Will commence linking Dolly Trips to New York
Saturday, May 25.
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwslk to New York. single
Trip, weenie ; Excursion, 70 cents.
The Steamer will lave Wilson Point on arrival oi
“Roommate." train lesviu So Norwsllr st 7.56 I.
in. ReturuluglesveXew ork.Pier451?.sst River.
toot Rutgcr' s slip, at 3.2511. in and 31st Street.
East River. 45.11 m.. connecting with trsins at
Wilson Point.
Aiwsys Take the lionsatonic Line.
TO NEW YORK.
, &X. Div ................. 6
.35A.II.
II
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Brsncbville t:
Ridgrtield |
Cannons
Wilton
Elbows?“ "
chYork.P1cr49,li L. Ar.I...f'.'.'..1o 45
‘L _ FROM NEW YORK
v
X. Y.. P113115. iootRutgcrsslip ........ 3 251’ X
PMSIstBi..RIsl Hive 45
Lv. south Xorwalk,D. tX. B. It;
For walk ..
“ Winnie-11k “
" Wilton "
" Cannons “
3 Ridgedeld ‘-
" sanctum --
:1 my, ::
“ Bethe! ‘-
“ Dsnbury “
For further intonation apply to
I‘ll!!!“ zuounn TEBIIIIIAY co.
slum STARBU Y. P. 1101..
as“ “11.th . .‘ew Yorlr.
c. R. OLDB. Agent. Wilson Point. spa
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FR [ill I.
1111111811111 Yuri
-THE PROPELLEII-
unity-excepted: tor
mus...— W... 5. MM... WWW-WNW H. -..
a...
Artlusisl Stone Stops. Coping.
cows Bounds.
lAltli IAGE BLOt il.’ 8.
650.. dim.
Ilnuracimd by c. T. 11301111111,
Iii Water Strut. 1le ly"
111.."1‘3 t notwnu,
lIiSINS AND PLASTEREIIS.
Boilers ot all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing oi all Kinds
a Specialty.
(DI-‘I’ICB AT 9 sliliblwli'd,
l9? Washington m. Brldse.
So. Sorwallt, Conn.
Also. 1'. 0. Box “0, Weslp11rt.Ct.
1116211:
Jacob M. Loyton,
Real Below and House Agent
General insurance .1. geney
“It. Lite and Ambient.
(recon Steamship Tickets—Cabin Ind sumac.
Drafts tor one 2 and upwards and Inner Orders to
all ps Enroll.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
66 Wssbmgtou BL. (Next door to romance.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
TAYLOR do GOLDEN
Real Estate. Fire, Life. Accident,
Plstetllass. and steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale or
lichenturs and Farm Mortgage
6 a 7 per cent. Bonds.
Loan- Negotiated.
enter: 4:. a 17 Washington so. so Norwslk.
Insurr Your Lift Tn-Ilai.
To-liorrow liay be Too Late.
anlindowtnent Policy that you may need In
old age. Inif you live or I! you die, it will be a help
to your ismiiv. 7 cents I day will give s was
maosncudowmcntoifl athltobepsid to 11 In at
50 years of age or to his [sinin at death 5 cents a
day will give you a lite policy tor 31.000, and you
do not loose what you have psid it you stop paying
any you sitar titres.
”SURE IN THE
CONNEGTIGUT GENERAL
Life Insurance (20.,
01' HARTFORD.
8. B. L'BOMMIDIIU. Agent.
South Xomalk.
Nilii Yill‘l Life III. III].
WM. [1. BERKS, Ptcrldcut.
Assets. - - - I 03,480,] 85
Surplus. - — - 1 3,549,009)
Income in l 888, - - 25,401,282
New Business. 1888, - ’ 125,010,731
Writes Nou-l-‘orfcitlrg Tontlne Policies without
restrictiousas in residence. travel. or occupstlon
after two yours and guaranteeing the return of all
prmiums pold sud the amount or the policy it
death occurs duringthe Touttne pcrlod.
its Tontine policies have been msiurltg to
several years and hstepald survivorsa higher rate
clinic-rest than is otherwise obtainable on first.
class securities. and better than any other company
Send to the undersigned {or statement, giving
Your age.
A. L GURNRY. General Agent
New llaveu, Court.
0. K WILSON, Agent, Xorwalk Conn. m4 no
A RECENT
$10, 000.00
Toutine’ or Club Payment.
8 AN [LLUSTRATIOX of the benefits of incur
log on the Initial Toutlnc or Club Plan oi the
Home Benefit
Assocurton,
137 Broadway, New York,
re below slid oi beneficiaries that psrticipst ed
in t e distribution of the m sdue from the two
5,000L'lubs g and '0’ out deaths! Frederick
.G. Jones, of New York City.
Name. Amount Amount
Paid to. Rwsiml.
RRXRY R. 0.1357188 ....... .Slflfi m
Luytios Bros. lmportas, X.Y
EDWARD I). HARRIS ............ ”.75 (25
Arthitect. A. T. Stewart EMMY.
Wi LUAX L. BORE ............... mm 1!
Merchant. Bridgeport. Conn
GEORGE EXOIRT ............ .18).“) a!
Dry Goods. X. Y.
11an AXBTEY .............. room so
ntcfiecrutury. .lutlgem Hilton.
ALFRED P.BOL1.1!L ......199.oo fir
Civil Engian .Y.
WESTON L. B'xi‘DKR ........... 115.00 05
£31:me . XY.
F.W.G.J-:NB'8 ................... 83180 ”5
Paid to Estate. __
33.0110
HERBERT 4le 31.01!)
Prints Secretary Judge Hilton.
MAILBXY WRONG ......... out) 1.0m
IREDERIC'R W. SEY'BRL. . .... tum Lilla
W liliinoryfil
mm 1.. GWATBXRYY ....... 1:19.00 1.11110
Issuiactory. Brooklyn.
1’. W. (:0 10m ................ um 1.1110
m
it" You, July so. 189.
Home Dummies, New Port. N. Y.
am: 1 tabs in schiov
reedpt ot cbscqos torn. amount or dim
due no on the deaths! oithc members at my
club in your
mumdyour W. a desirable
newbshnrodlmiorinwptumhthssatb
mostoiclaims audits!!- tutu-spud
ablciuvsstmont.
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mamas,
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some shows”. overuse SENTINEL, 11011191111. JUNE 3.1113.
11.8. Sillll
Slim Busts Jilllllllll
Or rather our success makes imitators envious
and yet, it should not, for the line of summer
fabrics and general Dry-Goods we carry is so
far above anything to be had outside of New
York city and our prices are so much lower
than others that the public will continue to be
with us. We don’t do business for glory. but
to make money and we believe that the wsy to
make it is to give honest goods at low prices
and not to advertise one thing on paper and
give a cheap imitation of it over our counters.
llll Will Fill III “III Ill'Illl IillIlIll lllllll‘lllllllll
This week an all wool Striped Flannel, just received, for 381:
per yard; advertised elsewhere for 79c.
ALL THE RAGE.
Outing Flannels, for tennis and sea-side suits, only 151: per
yttrd. Never before sold less than 250.
A new supply of Challies just received, some as our com-
petitors advertise for Se per yard We will sell for 5c, as
1mg :13 they last. Also better grade. to beautiful patterns for
220. rrenemlly sold for 35c per y.nrd
Sateens ! Sateens!
A choice line of Sateens. all new, handsome styles. bought
to sell for 25c per yard. ll ill place 011 sale, “but we have, at
18c. 18c. 18c.
Batistos.
Something thin and cool tor the summer season, 1 yard
wide, very cheap and pretty, for 1‘25 and 15c per yard
C rinkled Seetsuckers, one of the best fabrics known for
warm weather. They are very scarce this season, but after
"rent dilliculty have secured a large quantity best qualities and
I cry ll. 111dson: 0 styles, at the remarkable low firrurc of 1‘2lc per
is... 1111111, 1111111,
Great Sale of Ribbons.
Don’ i buy your Ribbons anywhere else, but of us, for we
are selling Ribbons 7 .l and 12 for 8,10 and 1? Ac per yard,
that our competitors are 3111 ertising as a special drite for 15,
‘20 and 15c per yard
Parasols, Parasols,
selling with so much success at prices as follows: $1 10, $1. ‘19
$1. 65, $1. 89, &c., &c.
Awnings, Awnings,
Awning stripes in plain and twilled, styles the best to be
seen, at 20 and 250 per yard, .7. yard wide.
Don't full to look at 0111' line of Ladies? Summer Skirts.
ABE YIIII Ill Til ll”!
ll 9 mean arcyou aw are that we are running for this week
as a specialty on Hsioery, Silk Glm es and Mitts, of which we
have the largest stock and can supply the wants of all who call
upon us.
There are Many Ends of Noses.
Noses lovely and noses unlovcly.
The great Napoleon’s
nose was big; Gladstone’ s was big, but it ended m a sharp point.
It ts the same of others besides Generals and Statesmcu and the
people of Norwalk and South Norwalk and vicinity have shown
their good taste and judgment by looking towards the store
of M S. Smith and then following their noses right inside, where
they have been astonished to see such a large display of Dry
Goods.
Remember our No is
Ill SIIII'I'E MAIN 81'.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Again we make mention of our parasol stock, that we are ,
Tile Continued Sale of Drydoods still Program
SCOFIELD
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<9: HOYT’S
We are Continually Opening Choice Goods at Astonishing Bargains.
LACE I’IJDIINCINII.
WMthAuilllAl’imlleot HID. 175 M It?
"'1“. wmlflalbudllb.
Zephyr Cloth I“"Wgw‘ms and Tea tlowu It i at.
”intentional: o! i‘enian hood dru- him
"'1" Flo-win «mo: 13». north In. H. mmvhichmtbsilosulnthspm
mite. lilacs punish (lulmlmu Morin: st w.u",” ”ha-u” 11! lord rum-q
, h i r Guillaume vols. Also tbstlstostnovelty. the
DATBBND. Dilutions ruling.
”French and Domestic listecm In Brocbss “fib‘m Cindi-It‘s luau. Uldcwcsr hon
monsoon: luctost: ”"1 .
w Ask to look also: are Cor-steam
(bullies and burn Gingham at tic per ysrdmultb We still “we about to I otth ossiadlos‘
Jersey illbbodi'osisvhich us will odor at in“
Stripodbunhsllllusllsbsduslflcpuyud. each .
"083. C'0IIN'I‘I‘III'ANBQ.
i I‘ bitdren siull.ngulI1 “will 11 m- 11 1 Iiiiui 11mlE
‘plalu‘ allocwrpatr, mthibc.
Lsdln' Ilsass‘ and (‘bildlto‘s lieinrlch W':
11- i win tile
,kuuwn
NIA'I'I'IHGI.
pets. is) super M blsok hose at he per your. Every g 2 (Ilti yards sustains! as silica
pair narrated tau b‘sch. .- Fancy Chimnmsitll‘st
CAII'B'I‘I.
I’ABASOLD. l limited .1qu suptt oer-pus It sic.
ilrmeilcs fro-tic poryasd up.
WI inn on hand. ssd Ira constantly no. ulna. llsrtionic. a titular: 5 mm It St S.
choicest novelti- ot the Irssou to tote tins. itx I11 Icrb line 11! quustts
On “3:15.,” wsIbsli upon another lot. which will be master! tor the “law“ I.
tillIn mole ot those we dour-Its. mils.
We were never more able to satiny tho wants or our customers than at prose-l. as you will be convinced utter vlsltlll It.
SOOFIELD
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
ob I-IOY'I‘,
No. 39 Washington St, ,Sonth Norwalk.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
sour AGENT“
'IIIIIIH WIS dill-Will...
Gas rating.
Tin and Sheet lrou Work.
STOVEB, RANGES.
AND TINWARE.
Musics given for
Steam and Rot Air Resting.
mm... 38 Washington
IIEIITS, [AIIIES Allll IlIIIlIIIlElIS
SUMMER UlllIEIlWEA
In 13]] Sizes, 6111 Variety and Reasonable Prices.
11111 1111111111711 1111111111
A. DICKERMAN & SON, a
So. Norwalki
St,
W. B. HALL & 00.,
largest Dry Goods Dealers
1N
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Arc Located
In in Main 81.811131 or 611111.
The system of selling every article at u smsil profit, but 0! a thoroughly re
liable quality. is a ruling principle of this firm.
lira. W. 11. Jarvis on Main St. has samples of many of our Bargains, and any
orders entrusted to her will be filled at same price as It main store. Commencing
June 1st we shall place on sale In entire stock of a Boston importer that we have
just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar.
-—Please Observe a Few Prices.-
Chcney Brothers' best srmure Silks 69.
24-inch Black Gro (17min Silks 79.
60 pieces best Dollar Gro Groin 59.
360 pieces Plaid Souths It 48.
2'75 extra quality Surabs at 50
200 pieces plain liohsirs at 25, 37.} and 50.
200 pieces new Challics at date.
50 38- inch ail wool Dress Goods .5.
50 36 inch Mottled at 19cm.
One case 38 lletv st 121}.
-——Lincn Department—+3
100 pieces Scotch Diaper. all linen, 75.
21 pieces twovyurds wide 'i‘sble Damask, 35.
ill) large Quilts at 81.
5 bales good Crash at acts.
”Jackets and Wraps.
200 best 815 tailor made Jackets 37. 50.
150 real 810 q 11.13%» 85.“
Handsome Bead
All Long Traveling Garments; were $8, $10 and 512. reduced to $3 and 85.
200 plain Cssbmero Shawlsill st 79cts.
We have many bargains inflo’sicry, Swim Flounciugs, Chautilis laces and
Drum Trimmings.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Alain and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
Amostdsiiciousnssrat. ,inlvumimtcs: MYsuiflamsudlsc-srwn
film'l'boscwhobuvclssdli
For the Lenten Season“ we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 161: lb. Mackerel in lo and 30 lb.
kins, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring. Are.
The iinest Florida Oranges in the City at 32¢: a doz.
3 111 lloriillrlil Creamer Btllsr for $1.00, or 35s ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1 , or 28c lb.
Prestmnsdl‘iari mansartidchtgmmbrzam Min ems. mint-tarsal
tutu. manners-nun. ificlb.
Fresh “5383‘s, 200 per d02-
Sbruddcdcodkbis isttuiddu pound Mullahd albeit-d; .
gwmhooruifis'ibngsiafia manuals otuisanss. morsels. mg‘p
W. .OmOI'l' YOUR ORDERE-
nnmmmmmmmm;mmmo.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington 8t" 80. lorwalk.
THE
Palace Queen
g? FURNACE
IISUSBDIX
, nonwnn. §
~ , ~ 30. nonwani.
EAST NORWAIIK.
Asth- h is ‘
Mb‘hwmmIov
III. Milli [It
Ilrantl Spring Ironing»!
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties"
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
And prices to suit the public.
FANCY GOODS.
Have also a complete line of
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger.
Mahackemo 110th Block.
. South Norwalk, Conn.
'i'-m Vt outing, ton Imuumm (Mourners “I!
'l‘ he bit gut euro is M M
Q
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats..-
Guaranteed Black Stockings 31.15259
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar. L ,
"l
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.”
DAVID STOW
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR SUITS.
MohairflushSuiuwithDivans,
$40. 00.
Also Great Bargains 1n Lounges
DAVID STOW, ~“
87. 39 and II lulu Street, South Nor-walk. Ilp Milli.”
-—-AT m OLD ITAXD 0!—
1'. 3m cum c.8011. . '
SPRIIGWOOD.
All]! ORDERS "III-Bl) PBDHII’TLY.
our mmrmn 1r ‘itl mommies no mm m
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