ll sIILLIIIAII FREE At tAS'l.
if
fir John-town, Pa,
Croatia’s Enemy Released on
$20,000 Bail.
Jl'llili l‘lihtil‘ai "MINI “blinks.
Ila Dona hot rm Any Jury Would
Curl-t Alexaubr Sullivan l'pon the
”Idem The: Far altered—Sullivan'-
Ito-dwell.
a
('IIII‘AIin, Jimc l5 -/\ltcr three day's con-
llnemcnt in the county Sail, Alexander Holli-
van, one of the four men held by the mrouer'n
jury to llllwul’ the charge of murdering Dr.
Cronin, wan nib-awed ymtordny upon Emil”
ball by Judge Tuley. The judge‘s decision
[tactically wan to the effect that as the cane
ltandl, at pnsent, tlicre was nothing abac-
latoly again-t Sullivan except the fact that
be war an enemy of Crouin'a, and that
Cronin wan Just as bitter an enemy ol his.
Judge ‘l‘nlry'a ltamarha.
In his review of the evidence Judge 'l‘uh-y
laid: “Haggorty‘s evidence iii the most im—
portant in regard to the rcsluuulcnt. At the
tlincof t‘rouln's trial for Ira-anon Sullivan
made the statement that Cronin was a dan-
gerouliuan to the lrish cause and ought to
hereniovai. The liiiprcaaioii gaiiimi by Hag-
gerty from conversatiom with Sullivan was
that the lama: wanted Cronin put out o! the
way. Thin Iubstantinliy iii the only evidence
that Sullivan made a threat or suggested
that Cronin‘s life ought to be taken. if
we reject the declarations of (‘roniii as to
throat- made againat him by Sullivan
and the fear of his life from that
mum, there is no evidence bearing directly
on Sullivan, except the testimony of Hugger-
ty. The‘re is nothing of adircct character to
connect the respmdcnt with the crime. I
think that the coroner‘s jury was largely in-
liucncoi by hearsay cvidencc in its verdict,
though suspicion pointn strongly towards
Sullivan. The jury would have failed in
their duty had they not held Sullivan for the
grand jury, but they were particular not to
lay ‘without bail.’ The evidence fails to
show any overt act on the part of Sullivan
touristy his revengc. ldo not think any
jury would convict Sullivan on the c\ idciico
ln-loremo. Alter mature (ii-liberation and
very considerable hesitation l have come to
the conclusion that the defendant is ciititlcd
to bail, which should be fixed at such an
amount asto insure tho ammaranco of the
respondent.”
Sullivan'a llondalnen.
Thcro were no scarcity of wealthy bun-ls-
men to volunteer their burety. Michael W.
Kerwin, James W. Tut-by, Daniel Corkcry
and Fernando Jones, all lrishntmericans
worth over $0,000 each, signed the bail bonds,
and Alexander Sullivan walked from Llu-
court in the midst of friends a free man for
the pl‘L‘SL‘llL
The Grand Jury". “'orlt.
The special grand jury made some pl‘ugi‘css
in the Cronin case, but no indictments wcro
returned- It investigated the criduuce
against Mummy and McDonald, tiiu NI-w
York suslxicle, in order to run an lmllclillt'lll.
against one or both, so that the rtfllllallitill
proceedings may he expedited. States Attor-
ney Longnccker and Luther Lalliii Millshu-id
nglong consultation before the grand jury
and decided that all the evidence against the
man should bc prm-ntcd without delay, :0
that Governor Hill could sign the rcquisitiun
papers without any qualin: of l'riltnt'lll‘llt‘i}.
All the “memo who had testified in the
previous investigation by the last grand jury
and thc coroner in regard to “J. . Hllllnns"
were sent for.
The only new witnesses cmminui yesterday
Wore J. J. Crow‘ley and wife, residents of the
north side, who swore they saw a white
horse and wagon, with a trunk inside and
threemen outside, driVu into Lincoln park
the night of the murder.
. A Murderer flanged.
WAY Clioss, Ga, June iii—Alexander
Hendemn, colored, was hanged yesterday at
Bninhridge, 6a., for the murder of Henry
Jones and his 7—year-old daughter.‘ Handcr-
aon broke down on the scallold and admitted
his guilt. He cried good-by to all jiut as the
p fell. His neck was not broken, and he
from strangulation in fourteen minutes
Jones paid some attention to Halide-mar»
wife. Henderson warned him to hop away
from his home. Jams rc—peatul his visits
until the night of the murder. Joncs' little
~ . daughter accompanied him, and Henderson,
after murdering Jones, fearing that thc girl
might betray him, threw her into the river
near by and drowned her.
A Big Stock I'D"! Deal.
8!. Lone, June 15. -0nc of the most ex-
tensive stock yard deal-a ever consummated
baa been made here. The l‘airbank Canning
company, of Chicago bought out the East St.
Louis Dremed Beef company. The trade in-
eludes 100 refrigcrator can. Fairbank agrees
to slaughter daily in the East St. Louis works
at lea-t 1,000 head of cattle. 'l he price paid
is WAD!)
CONDENSED NEWS.
Frederick A Elly, bookkeeper for w. c.
Nicholson 8: Co. of Benton, has been ar-
rested, charged with embezzling 825%.
William Sample, the Well knowndry goods
merchant of Allegheny City. Pa, is dead.
He leaves a fortune of $3,000,000, and a
widow and seven children.
Prod Greggins, aged 19, a resident of Home,
N. Y., drank a quart of whisky on a wager,
and died from the elects.
Boston's relief {and for Johnston has
reached 8130,“.
Flag day was charred at Hartford.
‘WJZ. Chandler has been nominated for
United State- Icnator in New Hampbirc.
Germ Beaver‘s Bi,0(l),0w bond scheme
hal fallen through,
owing to constitutional objections.
W.B.Brooh&Bon, ofColumhhs,0.,
Initial and ditppen of coal, have assigned.
Imus, 3150,“.
-A Tandem cablagraln stator that the mar-
riage 01 It. Pulaton, double of Sir Henry
Pal-tan, I. P., willtakeplaceintthhapel
Royal, Whitehall, on July 2 The bhhop
olflerefordandArchdeaconl-‘amrwfll
.ofllaiate.
Sharpen, in to hail from Toledo,
Inncoedlnac alker,awealthy farms of
Poland, nearYoImptown, 0., out at 05,”
hfiTheyon-kedthehankcheckschemo
militia
,JacohBana-nexpert awimmeer been
Whhmunthkgwmo.
"l'hunllcgamldwardl'wtlcandwm-
“Twyla“ II-a had withoothalltcr
than-bu Charhfifllbhudhltlon-
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IaryEPlnnhtgwhodalm-toln the
ammonium”.
alumni-imlihdloauw.
hit. late at Detroit, mm lining the
warmth-31mm
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SPORTING EVENTS.
Dal-bull.
‘ much.
‘l ('li't'rlillld-n
(lowland .. II II 0 Ii A 0 14
Chit-am. ouIIIoIii—I
Bath-mu. iirulu-r and auydn-i liuuih- g and
Darling
Al lllllln'lliillil it.
llllllulill'mlin I o :1 o u o :I u I i
Plitaburg teoeinaexi:
Batteries lioyic and liuckh-y.tiaiviii and till
kr.
At Neanrii .
New York . 2 u 2 II o r. 0 0 l—ii
Philadelphia II 0 2! l a ll 0 0 l - I
linttcrlm‘ “Mi-ti and Ewing. Randi-m am
holu'iwr.
At limiton
Wilton. . ..l U l (l 2 2 0 2 ll
“'aahingtou 0 II 0 l 0 l 0 0 l -‘
llatterioe lladlmurn and ”aim-ii, l’rmui unn‘
Daily.
annot'la‘l'iox.
At timelin-
Bmoklyn ..‘.l ii 0 O 0 t i 0 l—l
Cincinnati 0 '1 t 0 0 O 0 (ta:
liaitcrics: (‘arrutlicrs and llushoiig, In“! and
Baldwin.
At l'lillmlt'llllllfl'
Allilctlc ,..l II ll i.) 2 0 2 0 0 3-4
fil.l4iuln,.. :i)uUlltllOO-—.'I
llattcrica: tit-ward and thibiumn. Chamberlain
and Milligun.
At Baltimore
Inuiiivillc gumc cullcd at ”In cud of the first in-
ning on ni‘couut of rain.
At Columbus--
Kansas (‘in Killllt' p. nitpoucd on account of rain
oTIIKn «Allen.
M Jem‘y t‘ity~
Jorla-yt‘uy ........... 1 II t 2 II t o II (N
No-n-lim-i-n ..,o 2 t 0 o o o i z: i
Haiti-rims: Inndinaim and lluriic, Walla-r auI'
hilly.
At WilkI-sliarn- —-
Wilkwbarrc ..l 0 0 3 2' l 0 :l l—-li
Lowell 000210020»!
llattcrIL-o: Jacobs and Murphy, Herman ant
Murphy.
Al Bantam»
Emma... 120000000»!
“on-color. 0 l 5 ‘2 0 0 0 l l~11
llatterica lllllll‘lllau and Munro, utaltortl niir
Ki rr.
At Scourk <
'l‘iic llartlorvh lu-lt fur imnw and lllI' Sciinrki
had an oil day Ill t'uli‘l'qili‘llt'v'.
A RACE WAR IN TEXAS.
Your People lllllml in a (‘ourt ltoom
Itmv.
liJiSTllllP Tim, June 1 i —A race war has
occurml at GivI-iisvillc, in this county Alex-
ander \‘olnn and George Schospl (colored),
l‘c tor lit-ll and Peter Ellis mliitI-i, were killcd.
Sheniian Moore, liob (liars, lllt'k (Elam,
William Stmthor and Addison Litter were
dangerously wounded
Addison Litter (uhltc) was on trial for a
petty offense. The prisoner, alter the jury
retired, stepped out of doors, when the con-
stable ordered liiian and fired on him. Then
tiring by both whine and blacks became
gum-rail. ()ver onc hundred shots or more
wm- discharged. Thepreclnct, No. 3, has a
colon-l justice and a colored Constable.
(in-at blame is attached to thooflli'oni for
tim light. Litu-r’ii and b'trothcr's recovery
is \‘I-ry doubtful.
ONE KILLED, TWO INJURED.
A Fatal Fight Between “‘liltoa and
"lacks.
\Viialnwmx, Del, Juno lit—in a row ho-
twecu whites and blacks at this city, Thurs-
day night, Walter Wright, aged ill, wai-
kilicil, and Joseph Lawless and Thomas
llaloney wriousiy :liul. All three were
n'liitefi.
The policc were summoned and capturnl
twelve of the colored men—Robert Cooper,
Elias Banthain, (leor Williams, John
Bangs, William Dco, rice ll. Uovorna,
W. Thorium Dick \\ alkcr, Goorgc Demon,
Nelson UOVtmll, Richard Govermi. All are
hold on the charge of murder.
The two first named had plstolsonthelr
persons, but the others had disposal of their
wenmns before the arrests were made.
'l'lie Kean-r30 Ordered to llayti.
limioxtvs, June 15.——The preparation at
the old war sloop Keaniargc for service In
Haytian Walk” is causing more than usual
activity at the Brooklyn navy yard The
Kcarsarge will go to llaytl as the flagship of
Rear Admiral thmrile, commanding thi
north Atlantic squadron. The admiral said
yesterday: “We shall go to sea on next Sun-
day manning."
The Coming Bacon.
Nzw Loxoov, Conn, June 15.—-Tho liar-
vard university and freshman crews arrived
here yesterday, and the Yale and Cornell
crews and possibly the Yale freshmen will
arrit e ttxiay,makiug nine crews from live col-
lcges, namely: Yale”. ”: Harvard," ~; Colum-
bin,o -; Uniicmity of Pennsylvania, 2; Cor-
nell, 1. Bi b Cook, the Yale coach, in already
here.
Another Death at Armagh.
Dcaus, June 15.—Buxiaem still remains at
a standstill at Anuagh. A girl named Man
garet Huston, one of the victims of the rail-
road accident, died yesterday, making the
total number of deaths resulting from the
disaster seventy-six. The whole town isin
mourning and frequent funerals are taking
place.
Cut In Two by a Train.
Binonaxrox, N. Y., June 15. —At New-
ark Valley, Tioga county, Arthur Sherwood,
about 11 year: old, was run over by a train
and cut in two. It is not known how he got
on the track.
BlRichardzslirinsley Sheridan wrote “Th0
Wat “TheDuenna,”25; ”Schoollor
Scandal, ".28.
It “as the Thlrd Trial.
eri'ox, June 15.-—ln the superior civil
courtthcjurydisagrwdintho suit 0! Tier
othy Coyle against the Fitchbnrg railroad
for 830,000. for the loss of an arm. This war
the third trial.
The Saw African Ballway.
BRUSSELS, June la—King Impold has
aolicitcd C. P. Huntington, of New York, to
interest American capital in the new African
railway in the Congo county.
Dr. Tanner'- lmltator Dead.
Cutouts, Ila, June la—The East rung
ton. Ila, imitator of Dr. Tanner, named
WatsonGoodapead, who had lasted thirty-
ntnodayndicdyeatarday.
Emperor William'a Health.
Bums, June 15.-Ttin emperor has been
advised by hisphyliciam to make atripto
Norway for the bmcflt of his health before
visiting hgland.
Draw-doling”.
HALIIAX,N.B.,Jnne1&.—Bythe "ramp
tag at their nil beaten Digbyyeetcday,
Bury Hearing and Cam Daley m
drowned. .1
Textile Wenonah!“
VmaJunam—Elevuihnndnd textile
work-a inBrnnnla ‘1'.th eta-nah
fwuiaacauinthdrwagea
ottoman-aided.
module-mum jury
Mirth
mamas...
vaéiim
sou'ru NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, filtration JUNE in m-
'M.._i
SMITLI
220-33921:
The Sale of
K‘AW. .
the Season.
- HOSIERY.
220.
:2 polio of Ladiee' Fact Black llose. Au '
opportunity for all to purchase first-class
llosc for a great deal less than coat. (tall
early and bc sure that yin got 2 pair: for
they an- of the very boa-t value.
22c.
For ‘3 pairs of Children's Paul llim‘k
llmc, any eizc, worth 20c. li‘ll'.
22c.
For 2 paireol "Beacon" Hiunv Knit 5
Hose, which othurr. are Rolling for l:l’.
per pair. I
22c. i
i
Each for (lenta' utripcd. full, regular j
made half llmie which we have turn m-Ii'
ing for 35c. cacti.
EXTRA
A largo assortninnt of Para-«In iii all
sizes and tI-xturi’ii, won the grandest
varicty of handles to bc own :uiy‘vlwrc.
I
—-—~—«o ~~ <»—-
22c.
Will buy a pair of Lulico’
Glovco. (fillit'l' him-l: or colon-ti.
ulnr pric-I for thew ht 35c. pvr pair.
all ellk
The by;
v0.5: v «—
22c.
We will neilai the alum- mentioned
price, in all tilltttlt'll, Tiiilf‘. Blacks and
Drahe, 1 pair of lmli-s' or Children‘s
Silk Mitts. goods that ln-i'orc \vcrc nI-vvr
sold lea.»- than 30c.
-————¢oo ~ - ~—
229:
For 2 LadicL-i’ Ribbed Lisle J-. hwy Yong,
high or low neck, which havc licon nai-
vertinni in cheap at 39¢. each.
.1...
220.
For 4 Ladies' hematitched colored boi-
deted lipndltcrchiirls,nll linen and laid
colors, were nevi-r ryll'crml furl-w than
812%. cach.
-5- 909 -—
EXTRA!
The Swiss and lime Flouncing that we
are smiling at the following flgurer, we
consider, are worth one-third more than
we are asking: i,“$i -5, $1.15, $1.50
and 82.23 per yard.
——-~—-— «Om-w» —-
22c.
For 1 tic-gen Palm Leaf fans.
220.
We have the largest assortment oi
Fancy Fans. anyone of which Wc vnli
sell for 22¢" generally cold for 30 and
35c. each.
EXTRA
Tea (towns for $1.85 and $2.
____...___
22c.
3 yards of Drew or Apron Ginghams.
220-
Fnr 2Whiie Damask Tom-is, 18x1”,
worth 20¢. each.
M. S.
22c
)MIIlo of :ill Silk ll zdiam, All
Worth 17..- Pl" yard.
For ','-
Wiilllr‘ and colon.
‘00
22c
For fiekcin-i of Embroidery Etching,
or Rope Silk. Wurautml la~t color.
'00. ._
22c
‘ur ‘2 out-co Silk lhll 1. All colors for
fancy work. Never sold at I. as Ilmn 15c
an "Ulit't‘.
—— . - ow .
22c
l‘ni "‘l slant-t til lihi
" \Vt'rl Shi'it-
,Nui. " ‘_ "‘ Hurwr‘illy it '-l l-Ir “II! R:
quirc.
0-0
("
«12‘:
FM ”5 full slit-«l l; .v-‘luprs, ("ll'll'y
sold lot He :1 pat-lingo.
__ 7.99
220
For 3 bingo ulznl, rulcd or niimbd
pride. Always-mid for lilc viii-Ii. 0'"
pricc during this Imic 7) for 21'.
v~v~4oo ~—
EXT A .
(icnh‘ l‘rcm ii l-‘iam-I Shlrm for 50, 75.
lo". l 17; ‘J. 00‘. ’50, :i 7’), .l IM and Cl 2.)
P.:t'lt.
’ OI. -- -
22c
\l'ill buy Hit. of nii‘. bi . nlyl-s II!
(icntu' 300 Tech Tll'tl oi ivlu. Ii ivn- link:
the largest mortmcnt.
_.‘..”- ———
220
For i Ilcznn Gould l’upic Tine in ..L.
i'ullll'l‘. 'l'iieiic arc of the lh'i-l Hlull" I-l
tics for finmmcr M» and lld\':' ncvvr be. i-
mid i' 5.. than Tic t'af'll.
.
—--.~ow w
22c
Kit L' Home’ all ltnrn Collard.
pricc L’Uc ouch.
ll Iguiar
4,, .. ...
22c
For a li iy'n l’.q-ie Piaitcd Shirt \Vai»!
In any r37. from 4 to ‘J yea“. (,‘umudI-r-
cd Cl" zip ai' _. 3. each.
90.
220
For i chi c-miziivvmg ‘3 dwz-m ll
fancy 5:. hi ”it lu‘! w. l"'.5lllilly mid lot
251: a ci- 2 n. For “tin :-.ile Imly 22¢,
40.
’ 22c
YorSdrzu‘. l’I-ari lillllnl'h, all saw.
Goal» that havoaiwmu Mild for 8 and
lllc ii dv-z-rn.
—_... .g.
EXTRA!
A complete line of Ladle-i3 50c IiIi-irr-
wmr, llamburgh and lut‘t' trimmed in
Cursor. Coven, Drnvve-rr, Carmine's,
Skirts and Night Dre-ems. Tin-~- gin-(id
an- ('iilzi'trlm'rtl cheap at lift - Hu'll.
v... .
.. -.«4.-..-
”22¢
F'hra Ladicio' muslin or canihric
Corset Cover. “anchor-git trimmed.
EXTRA I
lligh colored Calico Wrapp-rs, prin.
certs back, 10:11.33. Madc of the bent
prints.
SMITII,
ill SIllITII lilllli S'l'.,
South Norwallt, Conn,
.7 . "a."
.."" ”IL.“
. w:- c -~4—-"- . m...” a.
HALLIES
FOR 'L'lll"
it! yanlault' ham“ for tilt. Wohnvc the both r quality aim, at band tic win I h ilft' lint colon-
.~lILuu ti 91ml, Illttl dark Iiulliea, at l‘i. "
Iii yard! of Lawn. i'“
Itch-ur- tins Killpflwmh at ill‘ per yard. New: iii-lore out-mi ice- IIIAII l.‘-:.
nut wcek at The per yard
Pl“ Iida- -nl thaw-m wit. :1. mic that ilu- plate in iii
SCOFIELD
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
W. ll. IiiEEKER 85 C0.
501.!) AGENTS
'lillilfl “will .BIIIJIIIil...
‘
4
FOR TI‘II‘
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AN] ) ’I‘ 1 NVVAR E.
Ellil'llalul given for
Slt‘iilll and Hot Air llcatinz.
HFSIL‘ HALL lilDl‘K.
These we will sell at 17c.
85 Washington
t
LAWNS AND bATEEN S
(“DISTINCT W El' ix.
SCOFIELD &HOYT’S
Grrat
Uuulonmn gmghamnulwhuhm- hawIieiiiu-Iiiarxiortnmu,wc will ollrr u a bargain for the Thin allk won
II- II tun bu mm» an wiabllnliod fact of Mir um all my good: Loam in Linn u iuiiy an no railed mint-Iv. It now rem-Ian lot you team-ruin who cell- rootlo the cheapest.
llave bought at large line of Fancy
Handkerchiefs 3, usually sold for 250
.._.,_...-..__....--... .. __--‘.—_._.____.__..._—.... N--- - .-
A'l‘
Harm-Her time. Advertised by our computation lb‘c. Aloe Ihe lineal French valua- at It:
hurrah whoa, r yarda ta length tea“ 5 which oLhele anti 33.00 for.
All our which wool llanrietta vioiha. Mainly the per yard avatar at in Mr.
These are not rename or poor colon. but an ol the Iatmi shade- and anal tcxtarco.
aiu liiaeh rill. flinch-whicmmmlcd uoL to crack, and at iapcriar loam, at U.
be a hang-innit .11
M inch loll-tr, in all the moat Ihainlitc ohm, at I9: per yard
Ami alter railing at I. I. M
ab HOYT’S,
No. 39 Washington St ., South Norwalk.
SPECIAL SALE
”OIL—-
HANDEERCHIEFS
Large assortment at
ac. and other prices.
Sonic jobs in L i‘lk llIiiIIIkcr delta.
50, 100 150,
A. DICKERMAN & S . ,
$13.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
1 \'
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Arc Lovatvd
0n the Main 81., [Inner [II cannon.
'i‘hc F} ”LI of 5.. H n: on ry article at .. email punt. but of a thoroughly rc-
liabl .- qua! i- a Y'llrlllz principle of this liflll.
Mrs. \\ . ll. Jan-iv on Alain St, has sample» of Many of our Birgainr. and any
orderi- out. , ‘ «1 I" Ii. r u ill be iiilcd nt t-Ittl)" ;‘_'ic : a» at mum store. Commencing
Jllllc- Int. v - .Imti Iii-(w on little! an oqu-v Il-u‘h of a limit.“ llnpol'h‘l' that we linvo.I
just purchmwo at 45:9 m. the Ilollnr.
——l‘lcnsc observe a Few Prices.—
ttbcmn tifutlirrr' bee-t armure Silks 69,
2i-Inc mack Iiro Hrain Siliui 79.
60 plan ow Dollar tiro Grain 59.
300 pink-.4 l’iaid Souths at 43,
275 or ' t on . 'ity Sura‘ie at 50.
200 pl! N plain mohaira .It .3.
200 piq I new t'hallxcs at tic tin.
5038-1: v ll all wool “(w-w flood» ‘25.
M) ii“ I qti Mt'tllt'd at 196”.
Once Chit 35 MI) W M P35.
M- Linen Department —~~——
10" pin- >9 Scotch Diaper, all lint-n, 75.
‘.'i picc: 6 two yards wide Table Drinnuk, 05.
00 lulu: Quilts at $1.
4 holes good Crnaii at 3.19,
’~—--.lackots and Wraps.“—
290 beet $1 D tailor made. lacketa $7.30.
150 m.’ $10 quality at $5.
Handsome Headed Wraps it}.
All Long Traveling tvamients: were #5,,
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 79cm.
We have many liargainzi in lloeiery, Swiss Flouncinga,( ('liantilla [aces and
Dress Trimmings.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
a.
un‘
lid .50,
I
,,
£10 and til, reduced to fl and $5.
FRUIT PUDDINE I
a moot. llt‘llcln'lh mic-en. that can he prepared in live inmates; Race, \' wills. Chocolate and lac-arena
harm. 'l'tum who have uni-d It Hank hivhiy otit
No. I
For the Lenten Season we have first-class,
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in 10 and 30 ll).
kills, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Herring, &c.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a do'z.
3 lbs. Holmium Creamery Bitmi for $1.00, 01' 35c III.
8 1-2 Ibo. Choice, Sweet Bony Butter for $1, or 30c lb
‘ 4 lbs. 660‘, Dairy Butter [or 81, or 28c lb.
Hflhcmwh ,alncanicie. tween-fora Clam Cir-utter in cans. Pickled winter and
“Mayan-lad. KmaChoicePruunehlficlh
Fresh E888?“ 200 per (102.
ihli dd pound i .
3': .mmm mamas... z... ' " Tc nmmmnmnr 3"" a... ma.
211.com“: Layer Pip form:
W1! SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
”remuicdihecelchmednewnropmooods; mountain-at.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St" . - - So. Ion-walk.
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Palace Queen
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The most elegant display of ;
Foreign Novelties
Evcr shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. Have also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large unsortincnt iii fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed fill Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk. Cm.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SRECIAL 1N DUCEMENTS IN
PARLOR S UITS.
Mohair Plush Suits. with Divans,
$40. 00.
Also Great Bargainsin Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
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GROCERIES AND MEATS
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