t 1
Will Kill llllllil'llill‘.
We would respectfully call
your attention toour stock of
Ladies’ Knit Underwear, which
we are at present displaying.
The largest and grandest as-
sortment ever shown in this
city, in all of the latest impel-I
teed you must buy your tations of qualities and styles
. glovesofus. Reliable. Every at 1mm guaranteed-
pair warranted t
QC, LBilttmI Kid Gloves blacks Ladies' Fine 811k lliibbed
,‘ T good 1 13!’ t Jersey Vests, usual y sod for
. admnns, vs no $ 0 a $1.50 each, our price 950.
,5-Button Kid GlovesBlacks,
,‘Slatca and Tans, good value
. $1.50, at $1.25.
G-Button Kid Gloves in all
then 'ng shades good value
saoillit 31.75. '
5-Hool: Kid Gloves, Black
’ and Colors, good value $1.65,
at $1.37.
,1
5.Button Undressed Kid
Gloves, Tans and Slates, good
value $1.50, at $1.39.
8-Button Mosquetaires Suede
and Dressed Tans and Slate,
good value 2.25, at $1.75.
Agents for McCall’s Glove
Fitting Patterns
iii liliill.’
Kc" have accomplished what
_ tliltollt to do, and that is tic
"all " the 10 with t e
. finmxthe besl’fgggdes of gloves
to be furnished. Satisfaction
p, on every hand and
in order to have satisfaction
Ladies’ Fine Lisle Thread
Vests, fancy striped, usually
sold at 89c, our price 50c.
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests
in light blues, light pinks,
creams and white, usually sold
at 35c, our price 23c each.
Ladies’ Swiss Ribbed Vests,
in fine cotton and lisle thread.
high and low neck, short and
long sleeves, for 35c, worth
50c; 40c, worth 00c; 450.
worth 65c.
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Pants
for 50c, worth 750.
DI. S. SMITH,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
South Nor-walk, - Ct.
1‘1. S. SMITH,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
South Emails, Ct.
Hitltll.
This season we are display
ing a most complete assortment
and it is with pleasure we call
your attention to the iollowing:
Ladies' tine Cotton Hose,
that black, worth 35c, for 25c.
Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose in
colors worth 45c for 350.
Ladies’ fine Cotton and Lisle
Thread Hose in 8 different
styles, worth 75c, for 500
Ladies’ Colored and Black
Heavy Lisle Thread llnse,
worth 1 15. for 93¢.
Ladies’ Silk Hose in Blacks
and Colors for 89c, worth 1.00.
1.15 worth l.25;1.25 worth l.50
Dress Goods.
We are daily adding new
styles to our already complete
stoclr of Dress Goods at the fol
lowing list of prices-
Ottoman stripes in all the
new spring colorings ~10 inches
wide, positively all wool, and
of desirable texture tor 38c per
yard, Worth 75c, also 10 differ-
ent styles of fancy striped suit
ing. 38 inches wide, for 341:,
worth 50c.
42 inch Cashmere for 39c,
worth 7 50, all in the new and
desirable spring shades.
1"], S. 831 I 'l‘ [-1,
INSURANCE Billblll \6.
South Norwallr, Ct.
displaying from every Department all the loading Styles in Kid Gloves, Dress Goods, llosiery,
‘ear,“ilents’ Furnishings, he, andas a special inducement, an immense stock of Kid Gloves.
. Mary at every kind, and it is a fact beyond a doubt that our prices on all the above mentioned
' , are and bavclbeen the lowest, considering qualities and quantities. Every llepa rtinent in our store
tributes to make our display of Easter goods superior to that of any previous season.
.I A CK ETS.
l'lxtruordiuary bargains in all
the leading styles of Jackets,
tancy and plain, for 85.00,
worth 7.50, 7.00 worth 10.00,
&t=., dtc.
Headed W's-apes.
A special bargain wrap, cost
to buy at wholesale 4.50, will
sell as long as they last for 3.50
(i ent’u Furnishings
Something new—Gent’s rib-
bed underwear, worth at least
75c to buy, have procured one
case which we intend to sellas
fast as possible for 500. _
A fine grade of fancy striped
shirts and drawers for 75c or-
dinarily worth 81.25 to buy at
wholesale, also gent’s medium
weight underwear at all the
popular prices. We have this
season a most beautiful assort»
ment of gent’s ties, the finest
without a doubt ever shown in
this city. Positively worth
double what we are asking, 25
so, 75 $100, 1.25.
t} rent variety of laundried
aml nnlanudricd shirts at re-
markahly low figures.
Collars and Catlin.
All linen collars 11c each,
t‘ntls 13c, pair. A new line
throughout of the celebrated
llcnt’s Kid Gloves.
M. s. SMITH,
issrniscn surname,
south Norvullr. Cl.
ll. Krieger--Millinery.
Scum Norman, 01“.. April 7th, 1890.
ELL, Ladies, Easter is over, and what a beautiful day
it was! All sunshine. It is true that a slight wind
* Was , lowing), but that did not. hinder the score of Ladies who
‘ purchased t eir spring milliucry, from wearing it.
.7 The Church was a beautiful flower garden. Such an ar.
; [ray of flowers could be seen from the head of every lady, that,
~ looking over their heads you could see nothing but flowers,
growing between beds ot lace. We were wondering, during
all of last week, where all of the Trimmed Hats that we sol
g the Easter trade, went to, but Sunday answered our ques-
n.
‘ It has always been the aim of H. Krieger's Millinery Store
to have the latest novelties in these goods, and judging from
“ immense crush of the last ten days. we feel confident that
ladies know where to get a good thing when they me it.
. [Although having ' of a great number of trimmed
‘ during the last week, we still have a gent variety left,
to suit any and all who ”may call. e still continue
uhcturo, not losing an opportunity, to buy all new ma-
that may come out, so that the ladies may constantl
to our store and see something new. We would be
I to show our goods, to any who may call, and will es-
it a fiver to do so.
clhink it advisable to say a few words about our un-
gocds, comprising all the. newest shapes in Straws.
etc. Also a beautiful amortment of Ribbons in two-
' etc, inall shades for spring.
or. Thisiamdeed an opportunity. Look at our
‘ IL nitrous. South Norwalk, Conn.
m
I EHSI
deiBEggfl ‘ V' for E35130” 1W9!
_ , nothasgourd' lay of pring flowers
theaprdouofwordacnudept thug-momma‘
Just think, Ladies, of buyinga beautiful wreath {or 25c,
House our“ so.
lint-we Cit done by macaw l'r’Zl" syn“:
workman many your- firm. vs
Mr: rmsmatwm-"a. sir?
i. neon '
I
a I
& 80 N,
Mayra In if B; D‘KL‘ i.
5| Washin “ Street, South Nwatk
27 also”: "email.
lint-Clan Balers, Collections
' And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0. mm Ill W. I. 1):le
v
CV... \
FURNITURE!
NEW STORE.
NEW 60008.
mmwlmdoo'l am would
stand, Ilsoanuwumc. and Moe-“ed it wtrh new
, fiuEmWi Chairs,
“commandments,
Ilium-adamant, ractavev It on
mathilhotlnlhcmituh-iha. ” lg!
,Jvmybodytwvlcadtocallalmohatabrtbt
illiTliililll,
46 t 48 MAIN ST”,
nonwanu, 3”!"
P
._ , . 9
“is lain fit, so. smart.
[tilt Fist 0131918.
no. lanolin. l’nllryltt
«Lilli-Ishmael...
AT WHOM Mill iiETAlI.
at. m. an anaemia
Pilltlll'l'lllllt
are t n" it till.
325.00 Antique Chamber Suits
reduced to 320.00.
330.00 Solid Oak Suits reduced
to 325.00.
They must be sold it; must
have the room.
David Stow
80. HAIR "Rm,
crowns.
W. H. MEEKER & 00.
IDLE AGENTS
«liltrili'? an inn.
Plumbing,
80.“, nnd
‘ Gal fitting.
Tilt and Sheet. Iron Wort.
new, mom.
AN 1) 'l‘ I NWAJR E.
. sham-h, .'
Steam and list Air floating.
- luau: nan. m
i rt; Chinese summon Bill
in the Senate.
1'0 “Cl-Ill“ Till! lollilolfll
lunch! llltholl'a I'm Opt-loud Iha
Iona-mun lays II In Abululoly
'Iflll'. old Ill-WW. lilo."
Minno- Bill PM.
Valium. April ill—In tho cannula
Wilma an.) odmd a resolution, which was
spa-d to, instructing the committee on in
mama commerce to inquire what. addition
at legislation is my in nap-ca tocoac
mutational-d excursion “channel:
want-hummuhra‘ndu II”.
ladlvlluahand localities. The homo bill
ambit-{015.000 to lupplythadad
mmwmu-wnntam
oleaottholahmbabanawollhv
hounwaaropurtadmmthacommlttcaou
approprlationa (without amendmtiand
pan-d.
Tho Int-nu Colo.
Thaauato than resumed consideration oi
the lontaua contacted election can, and
Ir. Pugh mil-nu his amt-calla lavas
cl tin Democratic claimant-Hm Olarh
and loginniaa llr. Turpta made an at
tend-ti argumt in which ha dataudad the
right 0! allaua to vote in Havana. Ila
claimd that in no unac war. the county or
terrlhrrini «Iva-an judg. of election.
'l‘hop'inclplca laid down bylho majority
ol the committee Ir. 'l'nrptaapchaolaa “the
demo! electoral oatoypal.” It. was not
antithd to credence or rag-rd.
Ir. "organ in aaking for mac time to
mblaapaaohaaldthatll thoqnmtloua
wmdocided on more partisan grounda the
paoph would learn to coat. the anal. with
coutluphandwhan itdldaothopmplv
would have marched more than halftha
Jaurnvytoward shade-traction of there
public.
Tho chi-coo low-onus:- Bill.
The Chinese unaua enumeration bill, on
the motion 0! Ir. Hale, was than taken up
anddacuaaed. Ir. litcboli explained the
purpaao of name amendment. which he had
We" oflorad to the bill and gave a
brlolhIatory oi the past anti-Chine. logic»
Mourning down to the pending bill,
which waanot intended, but said, as an ex-
Ilulou act, but merely as an aid to the
prop: execution at tho lozialation in regard
toClinaac excludon. Ila did not like the
billvn'ywallaa it came iron: the hon-I,
but aaamaudad by tho sonata committee“
was, in his judgment, ahaolutoty worthle-
and inaufliciont.
How anyparmlutavorolthoadmlaaion
ottthblna-acouldoppoaa the bill as ro-
portodlromtbo commit“- waa amyatory
tomlwwiuIromaidln' in exclusion
otClincaaitwaaanabcolnto repeal of the
Beottucluaion law. and oi nearly ovary
pointolcxiatingla‘lalatlonon the sunblock
Allboficouexcludon law'unt into elect
ouOcl. bland-ind“) hive auction!
Ina-udadao as to Inquire Chi-can pvt-nu
mmmdmmmmow
thatthaymrwaldaulaonoa 1, main-
ataadolJuno 1.1m Reached Ir. Halo
whethlmwaawilllnctogivaac-nilcata
thallbouldbagoodaaa "ticket or have"
0:an atay'Hotho-o Chlncaa who
had” into the country ulawhlly Inca
tbcthc passage of thcexclnaion law.
squalor Hale's Idea.
hlr. Balcadlnittod thatbewna willingto
‘lvaamnaatytolhamor thaMChinna
p-uona who had coma into the country
opium:- law lino-October, 1888,1014!»
salad eloata'thadourahthofuMand
”NIIQMflMwmmmgh,
whowouldcomaiuunla-aomanchpropo»
idea as the committee had propondwaa
embodied in thablil. Ir. Kitchen-grand
withinflcarfianddcalndlohavoalaw
that. would oxalidaaliChinmaoxcaptm-n-
banal thadiplmuaflcccrpa 'l'bohtllwas
tuflbcdhcuadhylc-ashwargbolph,
llalc,Dawaaandothan,lmtwlthoutacuon.
Ir. Halo and tho I" lay.
lrJIalaJro- the m on naval
aldrunportadtolhoaanahaaw
tothcnavalapwupriazionbailthblilpao-
vhha‘lnranaaaiatantaaaaaaryonhaaavy
at “Richmond the hillbautolovorv
portdbyhimtotuflharinauuathanaval
dabliahmantbytho constructional night
hauls-biped 7,500tol loudly!»
mant, Iwoannoradonaat allows-ab,
throng-abound StiltoLmtouadbplau.
mantandfivoflratclaaa ”madam-Id
W ammo townrd lhoeon-
atruction and ”All,” toward the arm--
mutotthawovo-la
Ito- torh Cunt-n Ila-o.
Williams, April lav-Th. house on.
miuucnpubiicbuildlnpand [Punchb-
a‘roaloua bill providing“! Ibocaeuu-
clanawcmcmbouaaand m
Iona-in 1!"ka Thebflllimihtho
amount to he paid for disc common,
audlimlta the Mortbabuildin‘tou;
atom The secretary o! the buryi-
authwiaadtoaolltbo Memo-hm
Mat-notion ho thohighaatliddm,
rumiuta-numlm Thoma-m
halaoaathoriacd,“ ha mom,»
was five «ti-aha or the manor Iaw
Ywhwbo shall be dong-nu aallnfiad
Blata- bullding widen-a, and who
ahnllhacharuadwlththaavaaflcnandccn-
amuatluucltha Winona-mitt.
mush-m lath-Humid-
hg mama-
Meta-ohmic.
hilt-0.0.
bola-billprovidiag to: town at“ aatriaa.
ammonium-a ‘l’hahouaaahnw-t
iatccommlmo cl thawhoia c- than-val
appropriation hill. 1120.84" (Palm
unsound-all “umbili-
shaken. hawyyavd. 10*-
41 to“. landfill-m.) mathemat-
tarot-atabliahhganavyyardcn than]!
nmm h them
M Wm
'l'uuroa, April 11—h. ballot“
thhhthajolutnoamm
mum-add to tho logblaturo,wlth tbs
claimants adopted on M m
Rudd-choose last evening byavotool
lol. The aavantblymau rwordodiulhv
negative is Jam-- 11 Erwin, cl [Ind-on.
ll- rm the Math district «that
ty, which nmuamdlm
cttyaadtha aityct hymn. Bowls
anombarofthaaonunlflawthasihow thv
Hannah-ovum amoral]:
mum-adieu. Ills-panda.“
waavilorona lr.lanh,tha W
landmmtholocr Out» and atollad IhI
hill. The system dumb-id.
wuthamoatcomplcto ovardwvhadbynuy
”tutti-Union.
"Noworharovhaatarcvanybodyalao,”h
”anuoonmnaant thanwllhlnlfllhat
olthopollawitha voter,and blhl
lath: mayh- supplied mm on
hormhmthahoothhowillnodvonothaa
cat at the entrance than, and l-ldatha
private thalawwillocm
villain)” “I of hi
bailout-an will still andharaunlyol
Wino which may act. Man-u. n,
this law a ballot taming amarhordo
vice otanyhiud, voanoflclalpoatn'v
Iamaawrittou iu/ loch tub inliou thorocl,
wllibc invalid. Tho ballot to hocuuwlllba
Int placed in an oflcial cuvolopabylhc
van, and tho anvalopo will bound by
once! the uon—parihan boardolalactlowolr
m luv-two «retaining methane-a
“chat will be "
Ir. Irwiuprotmtad thatthla was not a
tuna ballot reform bill, but that it was b
Who‘ll]: party advantap. ltdldnot
require personal minty-tics. Ir. Irwin
pichadmnuy flaw-lathe blll,whiehhaconv
lauded worodcaignadly than. [non-grunt
nature 0‘ true ballot rclcrm tho but was
wholly lachlni. and that was the excl-am
own-inn, tobchad bythovoterindda
the booth on election day, newborn clan and
at no other time. Without this (suture any
bill was a sham.
Speaker Happonhoinu-r took tho floor to
advotmto the bill, and it was supported in
apcacbaa by a number of Republicans, who
aid tiny were advocating it becau- is air
iordcd IOIIIQ degra- oi rolled, it not complete
rollol. They dated that it wan not the bill
they wanted, but since the house would pa-
no other they would be content with thin
Alaoonaa the bill paud, lbobouauad»
journal {or the Inch. 'l'ba aubulituto for
u. measure. the adoption of which as a
substitute (or the Warta bill created such a
our in the senate, sleep on the would!
calendar. Exactly what the aanatomcam
todo can only be conjectured, but tho im-
premier: prevail: bars that tho Republican
will so. that it. la withdrawn in 0rd. that
the house bill may pom.
love-tinting Cull. Gordon.
N" You. April ill—At the union 0!
the subcommittee“ the congradonal oom-
ruittco on immigration Superintendent Jub-
aon, of Castle Gordon, was {unbal- enm-
lned. Ila said that the lea-ad privileges at
the garden bring about flail!) per your.
The contracts were her-totem made for
tbmyumbutmnow heldatthoplcnlaao
olthoboard. Thocharg-for buggagowm
lower in the garden than than
outfidc. Lastycar $5,411!”th
”were brought intothoglrdambylnnl-
p-anta. Fortyporauhol this iahalldlod
by Barney High, and he raoolvaa about
Ibirtyoanlalor bundling Inch linen Thu
Italians bring the loan baggage and the
Germans less than they previously brought.
The least desirable immigrants, in tho
opinion of the witnem, are the ltalinna ll-
didnotlhiuk that In increase! thcimmi-
with: of lily cents a band would
out the worse ell-ea ol immigrants.
might hoop out desirable migrant- with
lamiliaa. The hoapitnh controllad by tho
boardwillaccommodatoaboutlmpam
There warn forty—eight pal-Iona amployad at
the garden. There was a litigation over tho
qu-tio-cl thcmtaiolWardahlandlnd
Cutie Garden. owned by tho city. The
sum nt 8125.” is claimed as urns-no!
rural. Commissiomollmml‘mlonshn
testified that the immigrant arriving now-
ahya are, annually yanking, of a lows:
ala- thnu Ibo-a who also some yuan Ina.
A. on new Mm
Kn Yonx, April ill-Tho rvpnaantafivaa
ofthovuriovmollmhnn” reconvened in
memuhuahcm-pwwn‘ a.»
hunch relogallngtha maths and manna
0! Indian in pipe lino mulch:- totha
committa- ol tho Connolldaad
subject to ratification by tho
othernebangeawmnnanimcualyadoflad,
TbagovcrnoraoltbaConaolidaudlmlmqa
aroma-unwound”.
nomaugcahw'lunu.
WamCau,Awnm—Tha“mlog
Caflu,”bdit dm'iqtholaat
m‘ was auto-Ito My“
consumed. Tholourstoryhrkhlochad-
”law-“Maud ahlcehow-adby
lP.lIouliha-,t‘ailcr,andflacmblcuh
wavobadlydamapd. Lou, MM. A
numhatof iamiliminthol’arhbloebhad
mmmmmmmm
”Undo Tom's Cabin" In a ma.
Dr. louol. it». April ill—Altar M
n’a “Uncle Tom's Cahh'
automatic-occurred kuanthahoqio
all the both people. In tho
“Mmdmmwafl-
Ihahwactthoacdaty, humid?”
MWupnflmMuntil babe-.-
Winona
mammwmu—mm
audioloohiorwald lothwfllool Dbl.“
darn wba-mauywbcwao Karol hell he
highs-menu. Mum-rm lav ingl-
Ibullhohthu»
W0! tutti.
mason m‘aacououuasnmursa. ’
NATIONAL SERIES, APRIL l8.
mu Yucca Melt—Goll- ‘l'aot, late
mlmhhla.nl
flour-a.
WWII-now
Inkliadfl.llmm
this.
it. ”Amiltcamuopamth-dayatw.“
Bows-t Into .0“de lab.” a. had
baauat Mflbnflhadbaau
yMradaa-ibythol‘than-Ilqa
mm. landing Mummy, “1 have
not toundaonvatlalth.no,not in lanai,”
round Mud manywhothcu‘htthmr
salva- cntltlad lotus ”hollow-hall loans:
maul-u. vili,l0-llh. lt bactwlthowt
mlhntlhhrflmnalolhohhflo-h
tonndoulyinthohingdc-goapaltlm
andomittodbyinhowutlahdu-m
the “out tarth"tv.u.and whathar (and
inhworfiontllcltlathhtbat the
harth—nudwmvflltbo'molhfl
MWAmhhdwoanwthao." lad,
[ivomauchantthlathia
l2. “Kowwhanllomma nightothapto
oltbaetty,behold,thm wands-dua-
mvriadout.’ (lulyhan,innll8crlptwn,b
thbcitymantknad,bus it b {mm-do
mblobythb matings»! shunt-nod
Lilo and Light andthoPrt-oooi Muc-
wbohaalbo powctofdeatbthcta “L15;
lph.vi,i2;llcb.ii,l-l).1’bc!lmd0cdwaa
mutilated that llcmlghtdaatroythowovh '
o! thcdcviltllohliflflmnndwh. Hobo.
”than! from this prcasntwcrld liaise:
company of annotate rulara Howl]! flan
rdgntillflohothput dim-uh“
(out: the last mythauhailbodatroyad
hdeath {l Cot. ”33,”.
“Thconlyaonoiblamher,anddmwaaa
widow:andmurbpcoploofthoeltywua
withhc." Thollttla‘irlwhomhauanhld
toblcwaannoulydaugblcrtlahoflibfllmod
[unmann- tobavebcanancniybvotbar.
is. “Ande the lords-whenflohad
com onbar, and said untober, Wasp
Mummy thcemiurol attrac-
tiouwuthohxdoi Lie-ad Glory;ln tho
other, this poor, desolate, broken baurtod
widow. The two now manhood iron the
Fountain of Life into thobcan o! the d-o-
lotetlow tboall powerful words, "qu6.”
Sofieab-Hintbcbomc of Jain-(Lab
luv-l summons-um
la- III.
”'t .
Hnl/ 5‘5
Dggas
vl°fltibius A Dog?
tar 181(le
Isis-mu-
it.
til
it
ll;
slit
or I
ummtmmmn—mmu
IT WILL BELIEVE YOU lit All HOUR
ndcuabcttlowlllflcatomaay no“
vuwu woman
Han cum on... «em yoaro‘
landing.
, laliad ca mugs at m In per bottle.
roa SAL! BY ALI. mooma.
010. c 0009.8. 3 00.. Oom'l Ago-In.
nth l '90 ly 300101 halo.
DIABETES!
"I have been tmbkdovutwdvr
saw...“ *5 ms. ..
La . )ra
munchies. At rmrmumu’:
lalmd interns in bad and “I, than
Alhv ting
”n”
I
mammal Iolary afar the m ”‘
Bea-it], “Why waepat tlxou!" (John xx, 15.)
Yet He Etmael! wept at thcgravo or Lazarus
andonthernountololiveaandintbegnrdm
of Gethsemane (John “.35; Luke xix, d1;
Hob.v,7). When hcweepu itia bacon-d
sineitherinirnpruentorfutunruaulta;wh-
Bomys"chpm"itiabccaI-aotwlmtflo
has the Beam and the Dina-(I win:
Hciaablennd willingtodo. A“chp not”
lrmna belplem iciimvbdn‘ is oftenavaln
word, and almost lunchtime: like mk—
cryzbnt a“chp not" from one who has
powertorovmvetbocu-Mthownqin‘ b
a powerful and welcome word. We may
iancyhow quickly the teanweredried and
alleyaahndonllim. [cum keepour cyc-
ou film while we wait tor the time when
right he" on this unbnrmdo into. new
aartb,thereaball bauo more death,naitbar
aormw,nnrcryingtllcv.xxi,£t.
14. “And Became andtnocbsd thcbiar:
Indtbey tbntbarebimmhtill.” Tow
thewonknmlanctbopowaolfiodwomut
mopandboaun. ltw-wbanod-wthat
Means turned aside toseo that Homilies! unto
bimoutof the bush: lanai attbalted as.
halite standstill inordcr tome the salva—
MnolJebovab. '
"And He said, Young ml any unto
thce,Ariae." Now when all instill and all
eyaaro upon Him He nttevajust (our work
(in tbeGrock), but wht power and meaning
theniaintbem;andallbccamoofflimwho
m than. Thoyaro tho word-o! Eh
whorpakoanditwn doue,whomunndnd
and it stood fast (Pb. xxxiii,tHh, by whole
wordtballcavenaweremadoandallthohmt
0! them bythc breathe! Bismuth. (I)-
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