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We 'will open on SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 15th, 1890,
our new and complete stock of
éladies’ Henis’ and
“my
dierren’s Hosiery,
which we think is very attractive and touch below average cost.
Children's lions. link and colors. in all slam,
worth tsc. tor to:
Children's Ribbed [loss in Bluksnd flvsysjorth
Ids. as a leader for lie
Childm‘a W iinss la lilac! and colors. gnsr
satass tart dys. our me, never said has than its.
wall w-nrth It only.
Chillm’s Halo and ltlhbei lime to: 26-. goat
altered rd dye. will sell ioroos week only as t! sy
are north var) ranch note to boy.
Alan hotter grades rungrrg in price from the to
756 W W'-
Ladies' Hosiery.
liars inst received our rot-plats liaeoi' indus-
Sptlng Hosiery, shicn we consider are well saloon d
and pricsa ow. as iollows: —htrlped and solid colors
Clix.fic.i’i¢,lk.fibc.flc mull)“ 3|”
Honis’ Hosiery.
A mo't dalrahie line of Gmta‘ hall-hose received
with this lot. wh ch as place on sale at the tollow.
lrrg low figure-z
25d no at tilcpsir worth the.
an dozen at IZX pair. worth Iilc.
”down trlpd at be worth I-hc
B dozen mild colors at the, worth 51.
Zr dosen Lisle Thread at 25c and we pair.
Another new arrival or better padss oi llam.
horns. consisting at all the latest Kyles d can
brine, Nllnluoh and miss a-uso. Vandylo points.
are , at tho ltrllo-lrg mirror—5 9 W. is“ id. l5.
19,19. ill. use, til, I). ”.40 board 75 p- r ydfl.
Lilli.
Also with the above mentioned lot we haven-
delved all the y ewe-st style-oi Ina laces. as iollows:
Tort-h n. Vol Dootlrle, Plat. \‘ai. Oriental. Point
0 m. it.
(dread Reduction
ln Ocnls' Embroidered Pique Shirts, inventor!!!
down from ”Bill r .150
Iron: [1.50 to ‘1 15 each.
Window Shades.
A new arrival 0! window shades. as 'ollowsz—
Ionr ted Dado shades, complete, best iixrare, at
50c. w Iron 75c
Inn- ted Prawn Holland Shades Ior 39c. worth 9':
\ oonrrd ~hadc plsin.wi-h best quality of Printe-
lm 751:. I Way! sold for .l 25.
Headonariers for
doors Heelyeer.
M. 3. SMITH,
lrisurattee Building
South Norwalk.
Q
BRIDLGEPORT.
W.B.EALLlsCO
draod dlosinn Her Hole oi Holiday Hoods.
Everything must go.
save money by buying 0
Prices no object.
You con
t us. Special bargains
in our Cloak Room and our Umbrella Dept.
All the Leather. Glass, Bronze and Plush 0 mid, Games, thtks, Smailwnre,Blen-
hers, etc , to be sold at once, as we want the room {or out January sale.
OBSERV 1‘}.
Plush and Loathrr Albums were we, 1 l9 and 1.25; your choice at 75cc , all others
In proportion.
P I CTU R PIS,
Were 15', 25 and 80¢: your choice at 53. each.
B r BLEs,
Were 8 75. now 2 50; were 4.08. now 3.75. Many J Holmes' works, 790. Dickrns
work, «empiric, 1 00; Dicker-s‘ works. 10
Paradise Lou from 1 19 to We. All 250.
vols , 2 75. Scott’s works, 1% vols, 2.08.
book», best 12 mos, 15c. All 850. books
dorm to 850. All Holiday Gourds down In same proportion.
Grand Annual Red Ticket Sale,
opens Monday, January 6th.
Cranks Mm ln-m.......... ........
cloak- Eduard imm..... ..............
Ghats Reduced lrnm ........ . ..........
Cloak: Redraw from ....... . .........
Cloaks Nosed irom ...................
........................ stoootosrroo
.................. 1500” 10.00
......................... 20mm 1500
........................ 8000B) 2200
....................... .. 40.00") 28“)
All Seal Jackets marked down item $40.00 to .25 00 each.
All Furs, Dress Goods. Hosiery and Uoderwnr is marked at Bottom Prices on the
BRIGHT REID TICKETS.
W. B.
HALL s13 CO.
CATCH 0N '1‘“ IS.
. ' Imnptths '
rsr Billilillllll Fillilli
hum-mi
s ' .. . L’ilollllodieu’s.
[all ‘ Papers.
.o‘
JOHN H. SMITH
FLORIST.
trans mam. some nonvyiut
Bill! Hill!
_. ow Goad:- FALL STYLES,
a gallium Aasstillatiaths ‘“”"""“'"""‘
M- “ mm- soar and non ans, Silk am.
Ma‘s——
IriliHitlitllullrllrd
”armada-as.“
Kaiser's,
Clear llavaaa Itilad Isles tar rm Dents. hat
Inela- tor to. team board each nus-sass ho
tors; aa-iiyoasvsttossdthssraisnsat so air-o
Isrsly Woman ars- sa-piea by-sllll your
Min-m kasp thy-«s tor a quarter, “this
haunted.
Charles B. Perkins,
86 KILBY lib. BiNl‘ON.
III-I [stats and lions arr
General insurance latency
nu. ms and saunas.
Onssa w II'leksts—(iahirr and smrsns.
.wanatoronstsnds srdsaod lonsvmdslna
all patrol lamps.
library Pshllc Achnowlsdgmsts Talus.
Railroad Hotels. Baggage that he"
to Destination.
or wish-salon at. (Next door to room,»
South Nor-walk. Donn.
Wm B itinllt.C.l. ot(h)nn. 108an ll RIDER
strata erdrrt triglnean. ll. 8.. c. K
Ismhut‘onn. I. A a. Ass‘n.
Will. rt. insert a soy,
Sanitary and HydraoHo Enyineers
lain Omen. 65 O 41 Washington lit“
IOU!!! HOR'ALI. or.
101 VIRRY S'I'llll'l‘fl'ROY. RY.
Poir'l'clms't'lit. N. Y
WATKRVILLI. N. Y.
Branch once. i
Local ilnrvsvisgandiieaerai Work will
jvlri be given prompt attention.
SEWERS!
P. hi. Pl E Ri ‘3 l"-
naaun rs
SEWEIR Pl 1’33:-
arm
(Herrera! Sewer Contractor
In pr ed to make connections with main sewer
pl n this city on the meet favorable tonne.
intend rig to connect with the rcrrntly laid
me In this city will dud it to their advantage to
call on him 834 ti
I". M. PIPIIKCE
Box 20. South Norwslkdlt.
WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of Wu one.
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
All kinds of ropairin prunptly done
Several new and second and wagons tor mic.
New Road Carts only w
Horse-Shoeing and all
kinds of Blacksmithing
Pool or l-‘rnultllrr 5L.
lsfotulr Norwullt.
’99‘916 tum-mm 91 was
801.3 sum 30!! m
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Slidl‘ddlllil and Eye Glasses.
'l‘hsyllarsnnlqnsL
no coalitions.
margins. walclllssrrntnornn.
nanrnn. i Non- hlagnotir
lsnynnslrdepsrnnanrlhavnevsrytadrity to
web-work
and well selected stock oi silverware
mmmluslryalwmon hand.
HOUSATONIC BAllrllOAD.
”1538]“ & NORWALK DIVISIOI.
corrected Jan. 1201. 1890.
PW? INDI-
SOUTH.
erlorwalk. Lvnflorwslk. tritium
as . sass...
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you ‘- tors “ roar
.....,,.. rare- see-
rig "Ital ass “Iixed no “l‘x’d
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“set “ * its) is u no u u
. svmr.
Man.
“u". nort'rn.
immm Imlallorwsik. dam
:ma'mlf’c :iOIixnrpd
tam-“w . ..
w: sex. are:
Egan... anxious a: n.
‘3'? no °- us"
1:: ~arus ua ~mns tannins
s‘ n so
- ‘.
I. .’ "lip.-
i'urther Podiatrists of the Si-
”, .
Ionian Hassacr' e.
'03! 0? PIER” Ill lilllsll l’illll
Women lattes Iasaltsd by Barbarsas
Ksspsrs or tire Friscasrs—Oaa Wre-
ss salons—lsrslttag 'rtssasss Illisd.
Its Oaar “Instr an W m
Pasta. lob. ta—hrthsr particulars at
thslllbsrisnhorror hsvshssa rsosivsdsnd
showthatths crnsltlsswsrsworss thsast
ilrstrsportad. it now appears that loss.
Slhlda had a younger Iistsr, some ldyssrs
old. who went to Bibsria to look after her
contort.
it Csaud llsr Death.
Arriving than, abs bad tits misiortttns to
plasssthssysoi thsdlrsdoroi‘ ths prison.
She was detained whim opens trumped up
charge of conniving at limo. Blhidais alv-
temptodssosps and boosnasavlotim oi his
brutality. libs was subioetad to such atro-
ciooatrsatrnsnt as tocsuss berdsatb soon
alter.
Illss Was Publicly 'laggsrl.
line. Blinds, indignant and terror stricken
by this awiul event, vehemently denounced
tbs outrage. In doing this she attracted
the attention of the director. who then ap-
proached her with the same insults be had
heaped upon her sister. The urorrstrous rs-
range of the director in having her publicly
flogged i'ollowod,and this punlsbmsnt was
accompanied by inhuman incidents which
probably had more to do in driving bar to
suicide than the exposure to which site had
been subjected
Fortymna were Killed.
The revolt in the male prison laconilrmsd.
and it is now definitely known that the
number at killed amounted to tortyono.
News 0! the airair has now been circulated
in Rania, and it has inspired the Nihilist
with new vigor.
Upon learning the particulars and nails-
ing the universal protest and violent issling
the case would arouse, the cur dispatched
an oilicer to replace the director and or.
dared that oillclal to report at St. Peters-
burg.
Mrs. J. lilloa Foster Arguaa.
\l’asrrrnomx, Feb. H.~Mr-s. J. Ellen Fow-
ter. of the Women's Christian Temperance
union. addressed the house committee on the
alcoholic liquor traflh‘ in tnvor oi the
logo of the bill introduced in the house by
lit. Dingley to provide for a commission on
the subject of alcoholic liquor trailic, and
the bill introduced by Mr. Strnble, prohib-
iting the transportation of intoxicating
liquors from any state or territory or the
District pl (‘nlrrmbia into any other state or
territory turrrtrary in or in violation of the
laws thereof. L-‘vuls Sclrade, editor of The
Washington Sentinel, followed in an ad-
dress in opposition to the hills. J, W. Steam,
secretary of the National Temperance union,
and A. M. Powell. representing the National
Temperance union, also spoke in favor oi
the bills.
Attempted Assassination.
Paw PAW, Mich, Feb. M—A fiendish air
tempt to mussirrnto Dr. Marvin Frisdick was
made at. his home in Almond, ten miles from
here. The doctor is 60 years old. and a
bachelor, He was sitting ata table in his
oiiice hard at work, when suddenly the re—
port of two gunshots rang out. The win-
dow was completely shattered, and Dr. Fos-
dick tell to the floor apparently dead. The
only occupant oi the house with him was
the hired man, who was in adjoining room.
and as men as the shots were tired he ran to
Fosdlk‘li'll side and found that both charges
had entered his employer‘s neck and shoul-
ders. It is hardly thought [willie (or him
to recover, but he is still alive. Unicorn at
work on the case have not yet found a clow.
‘ The Forestry Commission's Report.
‘ ALBANY, Feb. N.—-Ths report oi the state
torestry corrrtnrssion recites that {crest tires
have been much less frequent than ever
before, due to the appointment of fire
wardens. Legislation is recommended to
mores the auditing ot the wardon's sc-
connts by the counties Many caaeaoi tres-
paashavo been yrr'osecniod. Some
is asked for the evils oi railroad building in
ths “wildernem.” The increasing interest
shown in forestry matters is a goodnm
o! the future. The commission has st-
pendsd during the past fiscal year 823,858,
and (8,723 in the maintonmca o! Cahkili
park. A further report will soon he had.
Fletcher's Sentence Commntod.
Warmer-on. Feb it—The preddont has
settled tbs long pending case against Lleni.
Col. Joshua W. Fletcher, whose court mar-
tial trial occurred at Omaha last June.
The charges against Col. Fletcher were con-
duct. unbecoming an ofloar and a gentleman
and conduct prejudical to good order and
military discipline. The president, in view
of mmoconiiicting testimony and the pre-
vious good record of the colonel, committed
the sentence to suspension of rank and duty
and retention of one-fourth of his pay for a
period of three years.
Against loliaiey's Bill.
Pnrnanmta, Feb. 11—Ats larger at-
tended meeting of busine- man resolutions
were adopted protesting against the McKin-
ley hill relative to this administration of the
mm: laws, and urging the Pennsylvania
senators to oppose its pangs. A committee
was anointed to obtain signatures to a mo-
morlai against the bill,and‘to take such
othernesnsastbey may deem besttobring
sh. alleged defect of the hill to the atten-
tion of eongrsn.
English capital in Jersey.
MOI. M ll—A all!!!” received
hu'sannonnoes that an English morass
havs purchased the mills of tbs 0min]
Rubber trust. Titers ars ssvaa mtg.
co in tbs trust. The amount in-
volved is over “more 'l'hs conditions
aamsdwersscesptsdbywirsonthspartot
thstrnat.
3-.“pnnltlnldna.
limo“. Conn..l'sbls.-—Anothar csss
“smallpox inaddition tothaflvahcsto‘
tors discover-ad has been loud. Thspa-
Earth-mi girl who hadvhitsdhsv
h gm. W
WWII“ srs brill; ink-I h min
aprsadotthsdhsaaa
«aw-am more trons! W
a
WW“
“all“ or
mmmd'masn
_ I, r I .,
m tips the was m
(lulled.
Mill-q “snails! Tabor. at liisorh.
has handed downs his opinion that last!
use its murmur two incorporated
«pastas stall-s yru antlrsly saw company.
sadsenrnorsllon tsa lswllsctahls soda
tkslswsotllllil
’sthsrl ' l
.tlss father and heads! a
wldsly know
The
r gionshonqisdsad.
istlsrusdsotthssngags
mam
nssttoltia Roan Fay,“ Chlcsxo. to tkr .
Theodora
sslsbrstsd mutual leader
M Kiss Viiyls tits dsagbiord the
late Rev. Charles il‘sy, at Cambridge. Ia-
lsgvns Emery, the rant-liar» or (lore
Gauss. on trial at Albion, ll. Y.. hsshs-
smtsnesd to llta lrnprtsoarnsnt at Auburn.
A thisi was {light robbing lit. Pani'r
church. New Y its bad psokad up I
large number at valuable altar cloths.
In. Michael Newton, oi Brenna, Pa.
gave birth to tour children i’eh. Iii. All
were girls
The World’s lair «minutiae consmittss root
at Albany Fair. is, but were unablotosgrss,
and sdlournod until l'eh on
(low. Rosecrans Thanks l'roetur.
Wasmsoros, libh. itmilan. llosscrsna
uglsiar oi the treasury, sitar cantully tau
spouting eight very slaboraurly ssacntad
mapsot the Chickens-toga battle hold. meant.
ly ilul-bsd under the supervision ol Col. ll.
C. Kellogg. has addressed tbs lollowlng let.
tar to tierrotary ll’rrwtor: “hr. “sentry"
As president of the Army oi the (innrhar
land, as commanding general of the Union
terms at tho battis oi tlhiclrarnauga and II
a clump of thallium), ibsgtotendaryon my
warmest thanks for your wrrllsl sod sflscb
ivs rsawnso to tha wishes of tho misty, and
oi soldiers and critisons gsnarslly, for the
detail 0! an otilcor to complete the series oi
maps presenting the puritans oi the Union
and (krnisdarate tortxrpa in that battle. The
maps which you have just published are a
cram to the war department, to ('ol. Kel-
logg, who under your orders hasnrcarsiully
compiled them. and to our government. 1
you mold have two more shoots prepared
with liks skill and fidelity to truth, giving
the positions of the troops of the rospsctivr
arntlea on the day preceding and the day
tollowing those already delineated. it would
greatly add to the rains of the maps already
published, and lenvs students of military
history little to desire."
No indictments :In the Knlmn Mystery.
Tress-root, Feb. ii.—'l’ha grand jury, after
considering the evidence in the mysterious
Knin‘m murder case, have reported to Jun
tics Henley, of the Mercer county court.
They found no bill against Dr. Kntflln not
bliss l'ursei, who were charged by Detective
Rilgvr with the intruder. Lawyer Bark-r.
moved lor the discharge of the bundsrnen.
Prosecutor Stockton consented to the dis‘
charge oi the surotira on Dr. Kniilin'a bond.
but not thou-r on Miss l’ttrsei's lmllrl. He
gave no return for holding them except that
something might turn up. Justice Beasley
said that both the accused were free because
the grand jury and coroner‘s jury, alter dut
dtilllh'rnlmll, could not see any evidence on
which to hold tltom. The order for the re
lease oi the bonrdamen was then signed.
David Parcel. brother of Emma l’ursel, was
present, and was congratulated on the out-
come oi the grand jury's sitting.
A Jersey Jail lllrrl In Trouble.
CLEVELAND, Feb. ILwA business man saw
two rough looking men emerge from St.
Jaeph‘a Catholic church, on Woodland
avenue, and as they acted in a suspicious
manner he gave chase. Ono oi them ea-
caped, but the other ran into St. Bridget's
churn-h. where he was captured. In police
court he claimed to have stolen nothing
from St. Joseph's. but. the ofllcials of that
church report a valuable communion serv-
ice missing. The thief, who gave his name
as GL‘UrgB Burke, stated on the stand that
he had spent tn‘errrty~lour years in diiYerent
penitentiaries, his last term being two year!
in the Trenton (N. J.) state's prison for aid-
ing in a Newark jrail delivery. lie was lined
MI) null sentenced to two months in the
workhonse.
Sent Him an Infernal Incision.
Pnrunrunra, Feb. lt.~John hi. Mc-
Brido,'oi No. L'J‘Ji North Fourth street. re-
ceived by mail a package postmarked in this
city, which proved to has pastoboard box
containing gun cotton, powder, a match and
sandpaper an arranged that the amt
intentions was to have the opening oi the
box cause an explbsion. The match head,
however, had beers placed too low or had
been d’nplacsd in transit, so that no explo-
siontook place Mr. McBride says hsdoas
not know who could have planned to injnrs
him. A law suit is panding between hlnnsli
sud his brother, but he could hardly be-
have that the two (acts had any connection
The authorities are investigating the matter.
Guilty 0! Negligence.
Wrutnsnartrrr. Pa, Feb. H.-Ths cor-
oner‘s jury in tbs case of the seven men
killed by an explosion of gas at Plymouth
about ten days ago have found a verdict
that the hhigh and “'ilkeshsrrs Coal oom-
psny was guilty ed negligence in not having
the Nottingham chiller-y properly impacted
byihsllre bones bsioroths men want to
work on the morning of the explosion .
—__._.
Discussing Ballot Inform.
Amity, Fab. lab-Tho Benton ballet rs»
form bill was the special order in tbs senate
yesterday. Mr. lldnson moved to substitute
thsldnsonbilltorthsflaxtrm bill, and Ir.
Barton took the ilioor in an extended written
sddra-on tbs Air-traitor system as incor-
persist! in ht bill. At the eonclmion of his
speech thsbill was laid one until ths fol-
lowing day.
“101» [or a root.
Barron, Fob. ill-Tits supreme court has
awsrdstlarsncls B. Castes a verdict d
“Mag-inst this Boston and Iainsraih
reaction-tho loss at a toot. (rostsawsas
mud trill undsratralnowlng to
thsahstnosota “jaw strap” ononsotshs
ears
Ira. (Headland in no ‘ '3'
WW
one Quatttyr-Jl'ke Ilsa.
Isa! V . Is “this" and m.
torts. .
horns Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered i'roraptly.
WSW
‘8 Washington Itreet.
rsaka
use tuna-as...
g.“ M «armors ”all“
””sz I'll saws ismnam
‘gmnll... “BIOsOsyut-snouamm,
our elm wflsdanss. Is altars-um
asst-call namnotaJsal s.
Maw. EJarvis
iiasslargsnoflsctionotnssplssot
Spring Goods
FRO! Till
‘Hross disagreement
W.B. Hall 49400.,
BRID(}EP()RT,
And will rchare for parties without charge or
take 0 err at same prion as the Bridxefort
Bonse. mutt
G. *s. ’NdRTHI
Photographer.
South Norwalk, t'oaa., Dec. 26,1389.
CAUTION.
Do not he Deceiver! by prom-
ises oi' Crayons. made free of
charge. In the end the cast its
more than if ordered of the
local Photozrapher. For par-
ticulars inquire at N0ll'l‘li’S
Pirotographie Studio.
Pllll’S Fl]
—Y03—-—-—
lllil‘ill, Gilllil lilill [illilllii
Sure Cure [or III Diseases.
MAKES HENS LAY
BAlED HAY one sorrow.
Peal liess Stalls Heddino
__.A'r__.
llYM Nil Bills
.ronrv n. rennin,
Weuwmnmmnd
illill. liill Willi]
Brick, Limo, Content
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehlgh, Lackswaans, Locust
lountsia, hanklla, and
Wilkesharrs Costs.
heel for nurse rarer
Yard‘toot at Washington andlar
shallstreets. Enoch odes atltilsar
Drnsiltors Min
Walsh. XL—Irs. Grover
Clsvshnrieams nthbeltytromNisork
yssterdsy sail. headed the dedication oi
ibsPrsihytarianchnrehatquhrook. Ska
willhsthsgnsatiot Rsv.Dr.CharlssWood
«Emmirntllaamrday.
EUNTl’aZELUFF
mum-smashing.
nanny nose mamas.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
'“du.
“muss-m
W
WWW rron reoriented dllNHHi
Pickled Oysters. ‘
,. Norwnlk Oysters
Sweet and Mulder largo Size.
We shall sell at Bottom Fries and respectfully
rinvite Wetland
.. ... ,. 000 M- __
MOORE & HARMAN
rsoarrr starry STREET. ...
n " Positive" Sale!
'i'ie Larson disarray in Sale
OF '
BlililS Allli SlillES
Ever oil'rned.
Everything goes at cost and less at the store oi
G. H. HARVEY,
Vortlr .‘il ai n tilt root. Noutls Norwufls.
lllElll-Tllill SALE.
As we intend to make extensive improvements in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get to work at same at
the earliest possible moment, We Will
Close Out All Kinds of Goods at
Marvelously Low Prices.
Look at the -- F igures’:
Children's (,‘olur'cri Stocking“. iiirmeriy iii 10, 15, ‘20, 250,
all at in: a pair.
Larlics’ Fancy Hose, formerly at 25 and 35v, all at 15c a pair.
Ladies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 50c. now 35c.
Gents' goods will be closed out at equally low prices.
nor’r soon rennin neuron.
Just received a special lot of Ladies' Ribbed 'Undervests,
worth 400, during this sale, 15c.
I-I- Krieger,
Mahackemo Hotel, South Norwalk. Conn.
’ m POPULAR omit:
Wiore Hid loo dei lint Bilill i V“
47,, ..
r,
m POPULAR strewn:
idol Her/Hooor for 25 Hoots ePotrl
‘1'
areas a. strollers.
The Fallest Stock,
’ The Best Goods,
The [retreat hides,
no Widest c
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