sew-SALEM
moraine 0' Tflll DRAW WI RAVI PUIOEAIID
,000 Yards of Remnants!
' All ,ktldl and colors. from Nos. 2 to 16 in width, which will
be.“ for sheet ”third-“W actual cost of suns Bihhcss in rolls:
”8 SMITH,
l , _ .lnturance Building. South Norwalk-
W
PUG! LIST ill" Billllllltl AMBDING T0 “101‘“.
.. Is. I. tirsdrsiauisiia use-Miler price toured. lemsutprlce. to.
x
66
as
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p O
as
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as
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1.
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he. it.
he. is.
hunt:
0‘
if" .. .- 3.;
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to as as 1‘. .
25 “ “ lilr.
“ u to :IC.
Theahovs we guarntee to be positively all silk and in the most exquisite shade .
Great Bargains In [tress Goods.
' ‘ a few pieces left of
theseealIl-I
which are
I90
the cheapest thing it
this town and cannot
I‘ll l"..e
lever before in the annal- of our business have Drona-Goals
eetd more rapidly than they have done Moon the arrival ol our
0-! cashmere In every shade. at
39c.
W Weel ltlhhed and Plate lose
“5 West Ribbed and I’Isla Ilene
Westle- ltlhhcd and Plala llcse
Chlldrm’h (lette- Iihhct and Plate lime
Lndies’ and Children’s Hosiery. :
I‘ 10?, ‘98, .40!
All of the above mentioned goods are worth one-third more than jobbers an
asking at the present time in large quantities. They are a special inducement and
well worth your immediate and close attention.
Lndtes’ Jersey Waists.
A new arrival eel' Jersey Watste. all of the popular styles. cou-
etdered cheap at 01.15 gal 03 95. Our price dim and Ol .60.
M- 5.. SMITH
lost reliable house in South Norwsik for oilacioths and shades.
Low Prices Gnarenteed.
BRIDGEPOR?
W.B.I_§ZALL&CO
Silks. Silks.
A Mention in Silks that will Astonish Every
Lady in nos-walk.
trees. lI-yhdyie
newt-plasma
”thud ti”-
.7“ ”an“ IIMrwm
fingflhuw
I...
”dummy!”
Genuine Black Guinet ”Silks.
mean nus. mutually-II. we 3"-
figment-L... Manama-c.
FM to see our Raven Black Saccnramla
CLOAKS.
W ill lllllll flllllll Filll llllllll lll'lll Sills
mdmiacisdiag evening mshbha cluedhyusca Issdayatenl'y
$1 per ml actually urti ii. iii art :5. ill.
dhdaetlyuadcrwmdthatisaeoiuch Iot.hatthat
thle~a ilcrwalk
7*?7Black Satin Rhadames.
“amamuum'
mmmumaxoemfleenaaele.
.IoIIu l-l. sIIII-I-II.
FLlRIS'l'.
m.M.sourn nonwm
Hill !~
rim smts.
you-mama: ,
ensues-unmask,
arssli seem-Ia
"Luau...
Hill !
Shall htlsa Liberty Have Com-
“ panyorrlot?
Tl! I008! Ami!!!“ TABS]!
W'memkb
marshals-edict”
ll. Gail's Interpolation Included
”new
Wm.lavvhil—Thecflssumt
rmshdmtsrthelavestigstiflcfimmluo
huh-swash“ ”anthem-asst
withtheewahonssaamdmsatsmuatlng
“Wash-purchases!“
ices industries by foreign capital audio
themedledloslslelendlnlleanrkhar-
her as n immigration depot. Ir. I}
mnnbmid he had received slatmrfrom
thamssutuyclthetrsassryonthasubiect
chedhe'alaland. 'l'hsiettsrwssrsadby
thick. ltmatedthatthevamovald
thsimndflsttnashtiolfromfhstletimdm
wasemmsisltothegoodsdministrstloacf
theimmigrutionlaws;thatlledios’slelaad
wasthehestohtatashia phmfoeaaew
bpot. and that the mastery would not
mnemonic-mdmmtmsneo
medoucfcongrmsthatthuashonldhs
anylnterruptieuofthcprsperetioneforthe
lensvsaa Agalnst the lite.
Ir. Chandler moved a non-mum“ a
thshouse anssnduientsaud thatacoufsranes
beamed. Hr. Ici’harsoaoppossdthsmotioa
and characterised the [opposed establish
mmtof an immigrationstatioams Bedloe’e
Head as as unwerrantabls proceeding. He
said that when the status of liberty was
mooted there it was on the pledge,eitheru-
M or implied, that We Island
would neverbe used forany pnrposeofa
commercial character. lie suggeeted that
Illis island might be taken as an immigrant
station.
The cane-rent leaaluuaa Passed.
Ir. learn said that it was not my
fm'himtomythatwhat remonmrancm he
souldmahsonthesnbjscthehadmeda lie
to Ir. Chandler that the easiest
way to have the question disposed of would
hstoconcnrin the hon-amendments and
to have the matter promptly inquired into
Mr. Chandler withdrew the motion and
movsdacancnrreuoe in the house sun-ud-
mmsts. The motionwss agresdtdandso
the concurrent "solution has pamed both
houses.
Call'e Interpolation Excluded.
The resolution to exclude from The Rec—
ad the Interpolation. made by Mr. Call in
thereport of the discussion with Ir. Chand-
ler waeagrccd to—yeas. $;nays,14. Four
Democrats voted in the amrmative. via:
Ie-s. Payne, Pugh, Vance and Cocktail.
Thessnats thenprocssded to thaconsider-
atlouof the resolution reported on the 10th
of February, declaring that it is competent
forthessnatetoelectapresident pro tem-
pora, who shall hold the odlcs during the
fleasursofthesenate, and until anotheris
elected, and shall execute the duties thereof
who: the vice president is absent. Ir.
Georgemadean argument against the re.
solution on constitutional grounds, holding
up the invariable precedent of the senate in
smut of hvisws. The eontltntion, he
“wfltobesetsside foramssa matter
«1 cmvanhnos.
closing [peaches on the Blair Bill.
Theaducationbilithencamaup,andlr.
Plumb cailsdonlfr. Blair for an indica-
tlnnofthetimewhcn a vote on the hill
couldhetakeu.
InDInIrmidthatavotacouldpobahiy
hermehedcn Thursdayor lridayof next
week. After some dhcnion Thunlhy,
measdxsdnpon, gaaualdebatsto
closest flo‘clnck on that day, Ir. Blairto
have the iloor for notmorathanoushonr
,anddebatetocnntinnsthenlmdsr
thelveminutsrulsnntli a vote is taken.
Hummer. gave nodes that he
wrmld movelondaytotakenpsnmeothsr
masmroandtosetuidsthsliiairhiil.
luPinmhmovcd an amendmsnttorula
“tom that allvoteataksnlnmuat
“whcshuycaaudnayvotmorother.
whehllbemedcpubllcattheclcmofthe
I‘m at which theyweracmt. Theme
timwasrfleuedtothecommittseonrnlsa
Odd-attend the rmflnfloainrsgard
bthe yum'idmt potsmporswasrmumsd,
andlr.'hu-piamovedanamsndmmst,which
wasscqttsdhylr.lvarhmakiagitrsad
“Dmtmhmfiaflholdof-
I- all futuraslnmcesof thsvlca
pddutt” 'l'hasmolntlonwasthenagrasd
towithontadivision.
lr.llmr.msskhghmpportofthshlll.
“Nth-teen. weeds-u tnhh
in“
is?
9.8
thisweetheobjsctofhlshlll.
Unfit-glo- Irawltlee-
Thefollowisgnatlflel banks have been
to commence bnetnsm:
1.. capital I50. :
(inlaysfliie, at (Visysvllle, Pa. capital OM.—
Thefollowlng applications for authm'iey
bergaahs national banks have been lied
withthacompirollarof the fluency: The
Valley National lianh of ('hambersburg. at
Chambersburg. Pa, by John it. Orr, of
Chambersburg, Pa, and his associates;
Arlington National Bank of Lawrence. at
lawrcnce. item. by wan-u n Knotmf
Henchmatts, and his amoeiates.
ll. lireler has been appointed postmaster
at Pairrille, Wayne county. it. Y.
The president has appointed John B.
Weber, of Budslo. N. Y.. superintendent
of immigration at New York. and Col.
Jamaal). O'Beirne. of New York, sdstaat
flpsrlntandent. Whilethe matter haenot
beenflnally deehled it is null-stood that
the salary of the superintendent will be
ilaedat 061“) per annum, and thatofao
si‘ant superintendent at “fill.
Thecornptroller of the enrrcncyhas do
clareda Int dividend offiflpsrcsutin
favorof the creditors of tha‘l‘hlrd Ra.
tionsi Bank oi Malone, N. Y., on claim
amounting to “and The bank failed Dec.
is. use
The Parker House's Landlord Assigns.
Booms, March ill—in December last
Landlord ['1 U. l‘unchard. of the Park."
house, was soul by llarsden J. Parry,“
Providence, IIII III rote upon which the
iormer's unnu- as an indorser appeared. In
that suit the supreme court granted an in-
junction restraining the defendant from
transferring in any way bk interest in the
drmof ll 0. l’nnchard 5: Co. In their
promo court yesterday Judge Cheri. Alla
was asked to modify the injunction so as to
permit Punch-rd to make an amignment for
the benefit of his creditors. coumsl stating
thatau assignment had been
would be executed at onceif thacourtwould
permit. J udge Allen so modified the in-
junction thnt Pnnchard is allowudto‘gn,
but Perry after the assignment h torstain
thcmmcrights in the amstaaehenowholah
in Pnnchard‘s interest in the oopartncnltlpt
Punchard emigned last evening.
Gambler Phillipa Tm ’
[am March nit—The jury in the
cassof Harry Phillips. on trial for obtain-
ing by gambling fromVon Reinholta. 9a-
mlesmau forP. W. fillet“. of
Toronto. tit 000 worth of jewelry. knowhg
it not to be the oflleinholtn,
brought in a verdict of “Not guilty.’
trial has excited snmaal iatmusthmnln
thelInited Shtmandlsropgml’hilltpsls
well known h: circl- and at «me
timewssthehackerol John]. Sullivancu
his European trip The jury found that
when Phillipe staked his ammonium-nond-
against jewelry he believed it to be the
yoflletnholta BlittCot received
nearly all of the jewelry from Phillipa
The End of a Dome-tic larrlaga.
(immune, Pa, larch lac—Judge Io
Inan h granted Flora Belle India,
daughter of W. W. Hater, the richest man
in thb county, an absolute divorce on. hm
husbandJiev. W. illordick. psetm'dthe
Lutheran church at Prostburg, Id. The
divorce is granted on the ground that the
uni-gs. which was ciaadsstine.was In»
cured by fraud. 'l'heconple wmw-nied
under assumed names at Columbiainm
by Rev. E C Grifllth. while I'm".
student at the Lutheran Theological s.-
inary here Jordlck never achnowlsdgsd
the marriageand madenooppodtiontoths
divorce. The couple never lived toga“...
man and wife.
mhtbythemltamlo.
Boston, Ilarch lit-lac. Kiggim goo,
havcbonghtamajorttyof thastoekof th
Chicago. Buriingtonsndliorthernrailroad
atmpersharcinthe interest of thsChi-
mBnrlingtcn sudQnmcynnMand
maresdytohnyall thefltstanding
atthe mme price The Northern will
lagmnamhucluhhhera Ithrnmmed
thatO’lialllhascome herefortha
vam- dm'ofhhbrother,
Remarkable Compesnre of Ben-
‘wcll's Alleged Assassin.
”In“! llllall rot: Ills TRIAL
In. W Itill h (:ust-dr—The Ae-
aassd Ian's Invade at the Read-g
The Iest Banana-reed flan in Court.
The Trial of Isaac iswtella.
nuoaaa hue, Ont. larch m—J. it.
lllrshell was formally held here laetnight
by W Hill for the asslaseat Wood-
moch in Octohsrou the charge of murdering
I. C. Bsuwellon Feb. 1'! last. Ire. Btrchell
was remanded for sight dayasndwlilrsv
main in the custodyofanofloeratflaldwin’e
hoarding housela thlsviilags, where shehae
haeusines her aumt. Blrcheil stqpedod
the Ilehigan Central train handcutfed teen
cflmraademilsdgnllyat the waltingerowd.
When brought into the court roomheer
passed perfectly serene. Instantly uncon-
cerned.asnnaohslantasif taking hisssatin
mmefsstivsgathsrlng, llewsswslibruahad.
wall combed and bright looking.
Ila-dean over use cloves.
llisindid’eraatdamsaaor is astudyaude
wonder tnallwhoass him. Bennilsdaround
looking straight out of his piercing black
eyes without a particle of timidity. The
Whandcuflsbalng removed. he quietly took ofl
hiskid gloves.cromsd hislegn. tippsdhaeh
hh chair and waited for the proceeding -
begin.
Ila deemed to flood itplrlte.
About half a doses witnemes were sworn.
lost of the evidence was a rename of that
taken at the coroner'- inquest. it came
from traiumen who knew Blrchell and
Bsnweli on that fatal trip to Princeton on
themornlng of Feb. it. Coming back after
poor Benwell had been left weitering in his
blood intba lonely Blenheim swamp, Bir-
chell bought from James Duly. the news-
r-r-r aunt. elm onus-e. end on- o!
Hark Twain’s books; had Duly sit down
andmnoke one of the cigars,and oflered
hlma drink out of hispocket lack. Bin
chell seemed in the bmtnf spirits. Raw
evidence was introduced when George Pho-
mhter. manager at Niagara Falls of the
Great Northwestern Telegraph company,
was sworn. He produced three telegrams.
One was sent from Niagara Falls, Out. at
7:44 p. m., Feb. 17. it was addressed to
Pelley, mallard house. Buflaio, and read:
“Arrive Buffalo 9 o‘;clock must remain
there hrs-night." Signed B'malt Phemio
tar could not describe the sender. lie could
not say it was Bircheil.
In th'n telegram it is supposed Birchsli's
name was misspelled by the operator. An-
other theory is that ha misspelled it know-
ingly. Policy told the United Press report-
ar that he had never known Birchelito
call himself “Mull." Policy was called
andswora he did not recognins thahand-
wrlting as that of Birchell. Another tele-
gram was from New York, dated flarch l.
and was evidently from Policy. though it
had no signature. “Benwdl not here," was
all it said.
lireloll I!“ Eating to lay.
That closed the testimony. Iagbtruts
Hill asked Birchcll if he hadanythlng to
my. He whispered until his lawyer a mo-
ment. then said in a matter offset way:
“No, i have nothing toe-y." The next mo-
mmt he added with some emphmh: “At
thb particular moment.” ilk cooln- was
finishing. Ingistrata Bill thms hdd
W for trial. The prisoner dipped his
kid gloves on his dainty hanlb, his body-
guard slipped the handculs over them and
led him out through tbcaowdthemost
ml ensuring man in all that
A Sensation in Court.
A ssnmtion was created during the after-
noonwhenitwas learned that James A.
lacdonsid.of’l‘oronto,nepbewoffiir.iohn
Undo-aid, andonoofthsmoetnotedcrlm-
ital lawyers 0! Canada. was "meat in
hahalfof Birchell Toe reporter he mid
hehadnotyettakeuholdof the cans. ht
hadhesasentfor byBirchell,audwouldin
allprobahllitybsrrlaiucd
Sympathy for tho Wife.
lawycrlveaoflondon,0nt.lsidora P.
Bailmnth’s iaw partner.eondnctadthaeass
tor the dafenm In Birehdl. Inching
plsandweak,wasbronght intoconrtat’
Misaningnntbearmofcuszoq.
Inchsympathy was manifmted forharby
thaapcctaton lagistrataflill saldhlein-
formation now was that shswas acesmory
tothcaimeinl‘iegaraeountymndthatail
evideneuI herahonldbc heard hen
lidthsraidchad any further evidence in
hsrcaee. Lawyclveselaimcdshaweaea—
titledtoinstentdimhrga. Iaghtratsfllll
wmnotmu'eofhisauthority in the [w-
b, and remanded her for eight hys.
withthenaderstandingthat shashonld he
honghtnpatanyd time luthe interim and
hsrcasedispoasdof
Thaspsctatorscheerad,relievud thataha
wasnotto be taken at once tojall. no
tsetiva Hurray had a coroner’s
frumOtfordenuatyiahhpocMand
haveimmsdiebiy arrested her if she had
bssniibsrated.
The lawtollo'l‘rlal.
Bocnsern. R. 11.. larch lit—The ad-
jnm'nsdtr‘ialctlmaeflawtaiiafor thalam-
Hiramnras begun hue
Mors’l‘rlaiJI-tice Wentworth. lthmti-
metedthstoaethrnnsudwerelnssntattha
orthscourt. hwywanWcrcso
lmforthestate. Bawtellaw-browght
iatocourtamidgreatma,
Ir. Kivsllopmsedthamss for the mate
hymiflnglflmmthawidowofmram'.
Bawhnqwhotfltlbd the
Isaac's eel-m Italics.
whmhaiafthomeandhereflvsslstfll
withlmae whms the latter ruturnsdhumm
Imae
flhedescrlbedherhmhand’sappeamace “t
tuusuchabiii astheymaydasmnecemary
tocerryoutthsplanoatliuvdahova.
The following hllh have hesnlgnedby
thegoveruor: Authorizing theflsnrcalieo-
trio railroad to operate any portkmofits
linsbyelec'niettylnstaadofataam. Amend-
hgthacods ofeivilpvocsduresoaetopro-
vide for the review of theconsmitsmeatof
chlldrenonappeai. Theamcmblyhaspamsd
thesnpplybiii. Theblll asrspcrtadappro
pristedtiflfiinfli; munwuaMmak-
tngatotaiofti. louse). Laetysar'sbiliwsnt
to the governor appropriating ”.83.”.
laaeh'e Body found.
Cutesoo, lurch iii-The body of llolaad
inach, the missing New York traveling mise-
mfl. has been found underneath ascow in
therivsratthafootoflarhstetrsetbythe
. The
I
and bluespotbenaathhlseye. Hisgoldring
waaon his finger. lnthepocksts wavefound
a check for room 62 Palmer house, his gold
watch and chain, a pocketbook in which
waaai. Wmile ticket, amatcb safe, a bunch
of small tags and aocrtlflcateofaccldent in-
surance. The body wastngood condition.
and was identified by James Cassy, the tug
man, asthsman whomhamat thsaight of
Inach's dies re. Boili- lIaach wasa
salesman in theemploy of Zuckerdzlmephy,
dealers in artificial flowers at mBroadway.
liisork. Hediaappcared fromthsl’almer
house, Chicago. awash from last Sunday.
Ontheflthinet. Mr. ZucksrcamstoChicago
to look for his mlmingsmploye.
The Ohio Hallo! In WWII.
“'aamsuros. larch 11—11» ballot box
investigation committee which has not been
in semiou for several weeks will mute-Ssh
urday next. when Col. Handaof Cincinnati.
will give testinmny. Col. Bands in expacfr
edtotestify that he heard that Germ-nos
Campbell, while a representative in con-
grem, had called on President. Chvaiand
and requested him to have the Democratic
leaderssuspend dhcumion on the tarifl’ bill
lnorderto allow Mr. Campbell tohavnhh
ballot box bill passed. Hr, Kurt. thaprh
vats secretary to Governor For-her. tmti
dsdthat Col Sands had assured him that
Ir. Campbell had done this. Repremuta‘
tire Mason, the chairman of the committee,
npcctstocloas the case when Col. Bands
has testified.
New Jersey's I. la. Conference.
Hummus, N. 1.. llarch ill—The fifty:
fourth nun-l session of the New Jersey
Methodist Episcopal conference begun ym’
terdayinthel'int I. 3. church. thop
WM Ailthe last year’s odi-
csrs were reelected. also the standing com.
mitten Rev. G. L Dobbins, presiding el-
der of Bridgeton district. presented his
annual report, showing fifty-four clergy.
men and 12,011 members in his dhtrict, and
chnrchproperty valued at ammo. Rev-
Dr. Homer Eaton, ofthe New Ym'klsthod.
it Book concern. addremed the m
lathe interest of the concern whichthn
year p eye a dividend of mm to be di-
vided am the llathodiet conferences of
the United States tor the benefit of worn
out mirdstcru
Columbus' ’75,... Ilse.
Common. 0., larch ill—At 8 o’clock“
nightdrestartedinthefouretoryhriek
building Soc. St to ll Swingstrmgocmr
piadbythsColumbmeuworkatheDoty
Overall manufactory and Leo Btrangle’s
clgarfactory. Thesecnnd andthird doors
wm'o occupied bytmanhand the ground
dowbythehmons laundryandAJi'sat-h'
netted. ”IMOKMMM
tancywoodwork,aadthc8tailman&8terr
Trunk factory. The whole building was
ruined. Total tom, mono; insurance not
known.
Trying tho Quail-K.
NuwruarJL‘l. larch n—‘l'hetorpedo
boat Curbing wns out in thel'myfor her
it Mundarsupsrviaionofthsboord
of navaloflara Onthewaydowntoths
khlshemct with a slight accideuttohsr
maehineryam‘lpntbaektolirlstol. After
repairs. she starteddown agaiaamiwent
over the mile courssthrastimca Onthr
fourthrouadthemachhsry broke
down. ltienot known herewhatqtsed
wasdevciopsd.
.. A loatea Innate- ”bed.
Bostonlarehia—Themsidsnee ofthe
late-lohn Stewart, Eula Chmtm' axnare.
unoccupiedforsometimegwas brohsuiuto
bythrseyoung men and thoroughly ran-
mcksd. Silverware, costly pictures and
furniturswurepackcd up and carried cl.
'l‘hsmenweremsniuthehousa byapoliee
ulcer, hutescsped through his stupidity.
ltbthoughtthat the it- will be several
thonsanddoilara,
A lorldaa Compa-y Assigns.
Insure. Conn. larch iii—The Beecher
Kannfacturing company, at estockboldsva'
lusting, has amiped to cx-llayor Doolittle.
a very careful bun. man, for the hensdt
of its auditors. A meeting to csndrm him
hths probate enurtwillhsheldlarehfl.
The «editors are pleased with the nomina-
tinn.andsnggseted that thstrmtemcflfm
receipt with Ir. Pratt concerning the future.
Teri-no .msthlom
Melton. EY. Milt—chub
l’.‘l'erhmegavehallhaatnapmsr haters
thehdwdcnmtethfltoml.l..Aprll
teamweraehargeofvioietiagthscivli
mblawof viag enters-nineties ’Ir
.Iordsa on layiqm,
atwhichtlme'l‘erhnnswasansmpleysof
thsitiscrkcmtumhoma
The Atlantis laagwe’e leads.
larch lit—At hat night‘s
...... Boneless Bacon, Smoked Beef,
and Hams. We think they
are the finest in the World. Give
them a trial and then give us
W your verdict.
A. Form e so am...
Mmlllil & HuTIN.
we unvI; Itetrilthli A LARGE lsvoié’ii"0hw‘
llelaware to. llairy Butter
Which we shall sell at
PIIIIII Prim, III. 25IIIIIIIIIIL41-2 Innis III $1.
Have untried lumen and BIIIIIIIIII?
Something fine ill the Health Food Co products We are 34-11
ing large quantitities of those
Splendid Cooking Potatoes
W bite and Mealy Try them if you wish fine goods In the
Fancy Goods we have the choicest
DATES, PRU-NBS AN!) TABLE RAISINS IN BDXES.
Wt Kill] ill ill Lillllll Fllllll‘l Ill llll llllfll
And sell them on close margins.
The Boss Cream Lunch and Soda. Crackers
Take the diploma above all others. Be sure and try them. If
you want :I barrel of Flour. ham-l of Sugar. Barrel of Potatoes,
barrel oi Turnips, Sweet Potatoes, Cranberries, Choice Eating
Apples, Street ”ranges. Layer Figs, Dow Drop Canned Goods,
and in tact everything the market affords, leave your orders at
C. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington Street. South Norivuik
A Positive Sale!
TIN} LENS milllllfl “II Sill}
BlllllS Mill SllllES
Ever altered. Everything goes at cost and less at. the store oi
C. H. HARVEY,
North Main Street, South Nor-walls.
lllElllllflll SALE.
As we intend to make extensite improvementc in our store,
for the spring trade, and desiring to get. to wm k at same at ,
the earliest possible moment, we will
Close Out All Kinds of Goods at
Marvelously Low Prices.
Look at the Figures
Children’ s Colored Stockings, formerly at 10,15 20, 260...:
all at 60 n pair.
Lsdiee’ Fancy Hose, formerly 'at 25 and 350, all atlfic n pair. I.
Ladies’ Merino Underwear, formerly at 600. now 360.
Genis' goods will be closed out at eqnslly low prices.
lll’i Fill in III]. III Ellllll
Tedd’lot of Ladios’ Ribbed Undervdsts,
t sale 160. .
Just received a
worth 40c, during
I
Norwalk Chronicler