‘oumme-mu‘
hereunder mwfimd
A “
Iotwenlngravlvalaerviesshavaheae
lame—there: week at the Gran-
herryl’laiuschapsl.
QLHubhard iatltting up his store
on theBsnsdletParsnror soot-teethin-
erystoreadhakary.
Thonoties ol aloe-merit of benefits
and damageain the layout,ol Burritt
avenue appears in to-days issue.
Captain Flow, of the “City of Albany,”
has leased B. 8. Bllaoer’s pretty place on
West lain street for the summer.
Illa. H. D. Cornell, of the borough,
bar so far recovered from her long serge
of severe sickness, as to heahle to be out.
It is aaid‘at Thomas Corrigan and
Patrick Mackey, or the borough, are
noon to engage in a bueinesa venture in
Bridserm
Burgesa Isaac Bown has moved from
No. 7 to No. 1 Water street, occupying
the rooms vacated by Mrs. W. Fawcert,
the milliner.
“ .. ‘is moving 'from lanitoba
, fights-Jud will ly be
. . from the
m
. " allowed by cooler, fair weath-
”in ' M to light variable winds,
Exclaim” and in. New England
, My. cooler weather and south-
winds. ed by local rain,
' ‘ clearing. On Sunday in this
n... "' “°" “Will” ”.21;
. ‘ . . warmer won I
- M,” witheaaterly winds will
' ,Rmvmlo wowed "by rain near
3.3. Wtbrougb the city about ll
o'elocklhhming‘.» Theife were'revee
, thew-estemvfitioowl welhfilhdcmm ' , _
”a“ ,. ., our»: omen-s: - . .
. ’ , both section-grand on blunder “Uncle” John Commune geninlpro-
- m " ‘ bloody ‘to' lsir‘weather; will; no . - .
prretor of the American House, to back
‘ ‘ mt! W changes. to business again after being housed up
"I “ V W mm 1...”... for a couple or weeks with a severe cold.
*Mrlfilfiu’ufiefi “€533“ Inglt'éde Sixtyaix eoldiere' graves in Union
4'5 . ‘ __ ' cemetery, twenty-live in St. Mary’s
”DAY cannons. cemetery six in Bl. Paul's churchyard
. and ten in Riverside cemetery will be
msggvfi? COEGHgImfififié-rz decanted on Memorial Day.
Ilka.) atru‘.’ Your’tg Peoplee’ morning at The Board of Councilmen will hold an
5340:. 1'19“! evening “I!" "u be a adjourned meeting on Monday evening,
, “him“ 9'" “11”“??th “n at which time a hearing will also he
. "in," ‘0' 3' l‘lgrripegifluprepatzya ”page given parties interested in the establish-
’ : WM“ singing by ‘ double male ment of pier and harbor lines.
’ q eand tbechmr. B Re The boat “Sterling” is discharging a
fig?“ gggéi‘K' I ”311%;- ooh: cargo of El More bituminous coal at Bay-
I'w m service W’ill be the theme in mood BIOS. dock. Th8 “Idlfiwild” in at
the morning. ’ New Haven witha cargo of the saint:
*‘ ‘WY.——Whit Sunday services; cel- quality of coal for Raymond Bros.
she-hon of the holy communion at 7:30 The car e of m .
. . . . yere, vs. Srrnh
fig 2'2." m., eveneong and sermon at Raymond was to have been tried before
f ’ Film" WGHGMION‘L _ Sunday Judge Marvell this morning, but was ed»
W Dr. Noble will ”67.“, upon— journed for one week. Ayers claims
.11}. “Egg“ duties oi W“)! and that the defendant owee him about 830.
um” ””"‘.‘..mh°:::::’.l £733.53? The Avengers detected the Union
mm Sermon by Dr. Noble-and School club on the Baxter grounds yes-
othzc'rrtl by Dr. Van Alstyne and Rev. terday by the score of 10 to 1. The fee-
0. my.
ture of "the game was the battery work
Filer Bartlet—Rev. C. E. Torrey, of lander andCooney, not a single hit
. Homing subject—llemorialDey;
pm! _ being madeoff Lauder. Umpires, Messrs.
‘ ~ why observe it? Christian Endeavor Foote and Smith.
meeting at 6:30. No evening preaching
m
. Anvnr Gunman Cannon, Van
Mavens—10:30, pmaching by the
’ , afifl. thicker. Subgect-Th;
audio“ _ mun relating tot esecon
lathe“ the Stiviouré. 7H; cominhgi; is
or tore - ,prsac ng’
’ la:Atonement—Ian prerlestrI
dated. but not 'gmd. Is be born
flier-even? so.eau wetell which?
*laer Ava. lb. EICn‘Lntip’.;oC. ll.
Po.“ pastor an t or . a. m.
Who’divinlfiy enjoined manner
otwslkiag. .At the 7.30p. In. service
III-Meet for preaching will he—The
liberty of the children of God.
There came near being a fire on Medi-
.. n street yesterday afternoon. Some
hay alongside Geo. I. Keeler’a storage
ice house caught fire, and before the dre-
covery was made the building was born-
ing. A stream of water lrom Wright d:
Flynn's carriage factory, was put on the
flames, and the tire was soon extinguish.
ed.
William Hubbard, who recently re-
signed hid position he conductor on the
Consolidated, Is now engaged upon the
Housatonic System in perfecting a device
whereby one train can bemoae safely
. mmyer and praise meet- and ex 'onsl shunted upon a side
lag-m 0'40“- Allarelnvrted. track ringing: ‘0 pass another. Mr.
‘ Waco Union Charm—Sub- Hubbard's methods or swinging therails
. 3% heads!
mm
evenin —‘l‘he days of our 1 g - h f
90:10.8 Wednesday "em mfin reprvot aseo ar proved a
. . to inherit eternu life.—Luke _—
-_ fag. J. EETollesd'. Co.’scoalbusinese has
* 5w“ meetiugn .g paw. increasedtosnchan extent that it has
fiat“ Norwalk. Song and prahs becomenecm-ry for them to increase
vet 'I olclock. Subject of Bible their facilities for doing business. A
”gallium-Mite; have you tor m newcoalbin45x80 rm a- being built,
.2.“ 'ML which will hold about 1,500 tone or coal.
-—-————-——~ 0 ha ‘bo‘th lemme',h'
he “N m“ “I" “39"” “ed" gingham; .35... '2... indolent:
Whetoundlnouradvertrsmgcolumna. thattbis firm i. enjoying alibsral do-
, ”Belle Bobsrtaof East Norwalk is W 0' Mm!-
” recovering from m ““63 “I The members of the tennis club now
m ‘W' expecttouaetheir new conrta for the
" ‘ ‘ ___..._ flrattimeonlemorialDay. 'l'hegrouoda
“gum $23.33* will beenolossd with a six-foot galvan-
hamlln . iaed wire fence provmd with gates, tor
ll” “”"m'm mu” which each .1.me of the club will
, “lei, -'—"—--
.MPohth being opeud to the havea key. Atournament will proba-
‘ ”Moon. blyheheldaometimeduringthcaeaaou,
‘ Mind a general good time is when route ot Horwalk’s crack players
V willcometogsther.
~Atrampwboatoleahorolllruuela
soapcooeealedhla identity by washing
himsellwithaeakaotit.
I. I. c. A. 11818.
Ole-rs at the trance mace—fp-
pes-summoned. FowlsrPoat,
ll. transcend» mest.at their
" ‘eofihrgktoasaamsntsedha. vv.
' ”JFlfillfiflml 9' ~
41 ,l. .l
l 1'
Mg»? mu m Iva-ammo“ '
warm turn-moan? nun-smite.
"mum- M:asoretvy.B.G. Hartford. 8w
dram. aralmatterapsrtalniugtothetloaoesol
Norwalk. theaasoolatioawerodtrenssed...
All young man are Invitadto
MM" thahour trout tooo’eloek tomorrow
altarnoou hour rooms and attendthe
of mmwhwhwillba ladbynow-
The excursion train dorm the D. d: N-
aetor,lenowa
the late William Boodle Smith, having
secured a divorce iron: him.
Hr. Clarke and Hi- Bmilh were clan.
deatlnely married about two years ago,
but have never, it is said, lived together
as husband and wile. The fact or their
marriage wae oloaely guarded by the
family, and not until the divorce pro-
ceedings were begun a few months ago,
did the secret leak out. Mr. Clarke hav-
ing never provided for his wife, the di-
vorce was brought on the grounds of
nonmphort.
llrdar of Iallway Conductor-c
learned that the action of the [licliveter
convention in eliminating the anti strike
clause iron: the order of the railroad eon-
ductors is likely to dirtntegregate that or-
ganzzrtimr. The flobuken dlt‘lullm bu.-
tillI'l'ttlllirlrt: m chartrr and the New lle.
verr division v» Andrew in «ls‘ln'galw. An
eururn delegate is quoted as tidying that
the actmrr of the convention would cerr
thinly result i.. :in- Withdrawal ufrslrrtg»
majority, if not ...l of the New Eutlautl.
New Jr no] and Pennsylvania «er-rm“
"our file Older and “leu' formation of a
new urgt'sruzttion rm 3-. ~:rrmly ruxn‘dfllk
rhg basis.
1hr! Alcott and I’lahlng-
l have drizded th-r success With ht inch
on angler m .y meet into the heel, med:-
responding phone of the moon for each.
These various phnsz 5, together with their
degree of ruccms, are the following:
1. The beet racer“ Will be met with
on these days between the first qu rrter
of the moon and four or live dose alter
this period.
2. hlwdrum wen-no will be met with
two or three days before the first quarter
and that period of tune intervening he-
tvveen the four or five days following the
first quarter and two or three days be-
fore the last quarter.
3. Poor encceee wail be met uitli from
the two or three days bolero the lost
quarter up to the two or (hrs-0 tlfily'l pre-
ceding the first quarter.
Evidently there is acycie, beginning
moon, when we have the best fishing,
this 11933th into fair fishing, this into
poor, then fair again, and finally getting
back to the starting point. This cycle
oflupiee a period of about four Weeks,
in two weeks of which we have good,
including the best fishiogmnd this is eur-
ceeded by two Weekn' of comparatively
poor fishing.
The fishes seem to increase in number
from the new moon up It) the first quar-
ter: they then remain about stationary
in number for four or five days and they
then begin to decrease, until they teem
to be fewest two or three days prior to
the new moon—Fore“ and Stream.
WANTED.
Adm lads this ”m5
mrmmsmmrflun
BOYTOLIARN Till DRY 0000s! ener-
neas. Apply at once. ldward Street. Ror-
walk. lay?! it
usurious mow my rs fifirifirfli
A of ob’ainingwork by thedayat herhome or
at daya‘ work out. such as washing or (leaning
home. A Ira. I. A. Allen, Boom street.
Sprlagwoed, South fierwalk. my 2! 3:
TO LET.
Advertias-eataa-Iathh aotexoasdlagb
mrmurmmn‘kmm
Reels ovln roerorrrcn. SUITABLI roe
e " m'ithwi,“ at: a :3:th
' meet. to . wa
may... mum
Lona PART 0! h (1): £223! on 0:—
ltsraaas. at Mt Co. q arm tf
PART 0! not!“ 110. a limit! BTRIIT. SO.
Borw Four roe-rs. Bear :20. Possession
alt
lens]. A to'l'a lordGoldernorWJ’oano.
atheekwuemlg Co? myattl
A5008. on coroner mu. s‘l'ltll'l'. CON—
talalngaevearouasraadbathroura; first-class
l’arraeaurd range; sat wash tabs; cement celhr
batten; “sadness laralehea. near a
mouth. Inquirer! thlia-WJumart. nib
lob.
Firearm moons 1'0 m AT 30. 4 I08-
vuenreegmhbleforladrsaorpnu. mnlw
CUI'l'Afll AT A) HORROR cram. ra-
qlhadlra. worn it. litter. mint
m my“ tf
Remark. Iatuaadl-Eor-aatala‘
lot Apply to John Knapp. I
Warmlgfhlernlk.
lmrm or; (in mm met,
a. mamwummum
coals. Iron no anus on cross
aItIhvrhltk. mm m“ “Kiri
w AW ”2.9... m...
a lull.
Milo. “I
flfiefifi' “‘ °'
W
maa,hia wifa,a daughter of L
A dispatch from Bull-lose”: on n ‘
no) and poor, and h we discovered a cor- -
at or soon after the first quarter oi the ‘
mm.
moron. rates Flt-5|?!
A lattmdmgalk. 3
non A are
"drawn“ 2...:
. .atcsoltd gt
”View ,' laalp‘a «hue-“u,
"I turn OHL‘I' u". WILL BI
no.3" ~13: or a...“ W. .m
. - . W .
Gala. in: , mutt
TWIL‘CI mum BUlLbltltl wrs Oil
“Welded“:mdgw :5“. death aar-
a at remnants . 1r trains
of Dr. Isa-om. no?“ that avenue. mm..-
arnlk. I13! I!
“Hooked armour. r murmur wro
eaJlopnsrrm l Cm M wag»
«Jamaal: hour. All thew Buys
top , mam lnr only M right A
l'lyaa. hoe erttt. Ito-rt. tt-rrwua. tnte rl
‘ IDOND HARD murmur. hTtIVL-r. L'Afl-
. manhunt“ Manda-Mon count!
ultimately-evidenced borrows, and. the ital
vathm Amy barracks. ennui Rims“... Wm. Pud-
m ”it.
DllxltiTilATtlll‘e 54w - A DWELLING
“messed about it acres .4 land. on Al sect
“Sad. in South llurwalk lat,” the truncated: mtg-l;
trampled by Bulimia ’ Reed. dank-«2. Inquire
or it man B. new. Administrator 25 u
l UUHI AND LI". it) an: thx'l'll m'rt‘aR‘r‘,
mouth horwark douse (Gullah-lo trrrfv r M"
has city warn-r. and is o-unruto u.
\
l
awn .‘l'.
ll ‘lthnni Still} 3’;
new; .if.~'.ut::\.«'1~:.. 2.. . » l. . .
Sitarr‘l'lisffl!» um... .I ‘alaxii .1 ("ft
teeny-21.:
' Kiraozu polar)... -
Weetnwor .l,w . “l . m...
I. I. llO‘aT. ‘j .r
all
gqlrrlairmmlrg
nortwiut aim...” Vii—olrlr';
can “can.
COM “ENGINE MAY 26.
The Juvenlrc' Amen
l: o
it .;
0 Y
3.3 gl-
. /
- é§_’-...-—
Louise AZBe.‘thune
Supported by a First-Clues (lamprey. lender—
nongs [Janeen
"flBAB‘I':l 0P GULD.” Insi
taken my. Change of hil aightl . People's J
nlar Prices. Admission lo vs. lie-crud seat?
and
Plalureu‘s. South Norwalk.
North Alain street. myle tf
Satire.
m opposite their respective names were messed to
each or the lollommr named persons, to wrr:
i . a' 5 a a’ 3 d
3 f E. 5 I. E: s a
o l a . ‘9 g 13 § 0
g 8 E a El I c g
:1: 5 3 5 ‘ 3 3
Ire. la 8.\'an Benton moo 15.“) 5 00
Howard F, Wheeler , :u m 1an
In. In! B.\'an (torsion lo or 10.0!)
Samuel B Trimar- row l5 it» so)
Charles I. Diver to on. : 73m
1 A. I’oodnard 5 no at» .
Iratlarnudb 'l'ristrue woo to do
Ira Bar-alt Wells 25 00 1340
Oliver 1. crew , 15.90 ' 75.0
I. A. Woodward . 75 00 M0
Hattie L. Woodward :5 m 15.00 .
Halli: L Woodward [5 ea lb 0 .
W o. Woodward to u) :m 00 , $.00
day of In). A.” . 15w.
myltj IDQIL'SD B. CROWB. City fink.
An Wing. Practical
Training Ichool.
m mm.
SEASON 01‘ 1890.
1 I!"
Mn'm‘fllam Whit.” a
”Inferno-4:15p...
mu H. ROWLAND. Captain.
HORSES
Butler, Currier, Carriarer,
_. Cantu Hammer, Etc.
larhgrnowdnymtheldeydtoektatks
1.0“.
20 HORSES
AID
. 40 WAGONS,
Bottle all little Hanna
GIMCMM '
Call alum ml at m
e. w. ouneortv.
cal Specio'tiea each evenin Grand latim Deco
to. Seat- now on sale at Hale‘s, Norwala:
Hermit: FOR norn'rfil
[EST-01.533 METERS Poll BONES. '4
a mouth. Firms at runninr Inter. and ball
momtn stormy Ictlhtr. Agnly to Wchquhae.
UBEUAKT to a voted! the Brant of Conrcuv
men of the t 1' e! houth Sorwaimpuaed
lav is. mo. the he «signed hereby uvea notice
that in the laying out of Burnt! avenue the amount:
*‘—~_— —~—-——-—'——‘_
290 oo 13) N 19610106.“)
filled at the Cl y 0‘ South Emit. CL. lhlafitlh
Merrill Business College.
? , bothmmforhualamlllelntheah‘prm
“um“. m‘mflh. If“
mole. location central and healthful. Pm
catalrgaeanddeahsd information-driv—
mm. mruu. lUdlItlsB COLLIOI,
TrME 'i‘KBfrij M
Steamer “MEDEA.”
.,raos.a..uonu.sso
m.mhms‘ rat-p teeter-.3
mmml:wblard. Ill-ea Pet
udbeatalerwalaoluea n..:hrp.m.h up:
remark rate Grenada
1,000 yards of All Silk Snrah at the absurd price of
25 dozen Ladiee’ Fine Luce Striped Handkerchiefs at
25 dozen Children’s Colored Bordered Fast Color Hondkerchiets, per dozen,
The finest thing in Lodies’ Summer Skirts yet on the market, at
We will offer just. for fun a line of Ludics’ Summer Skirts at '
30 dozen of very fine Knotted Fringe Damask Towels, which will hurt but. a few days, a
1 case of the Boer Ginghams for the next week at
1 case of Amoekcog Satecns at the very low figure of
N. Bran the herb or lay we will open a Custom Shade ne
Shades to order at short notice, of superior worlt manshlp, and”
Walter» for
part-sent, where we will furnish
at lowear prices. ,
9:500an «HoYT
wonwm AND SOUTH NORWAIIK.
To the Court of Probate for the!
trlarrlct of Norwalk.
The Applicationol llbirt A. Woodward. of S. nth
5. r walk. to raid Dinner, respectrnuy rh'iws:
(slug-)0" "M9 "3““ I’ ‘9‘!"‘3 " M" '3“; R ‘p-l‘ I ’l lint paid up tcant iv the father aid so'e snviv-
”0' W U- 0" ‘1 {WW "-i'i'l "' ,~ ~15 .r w: r: a.“ in aleo the burial nrdlarr of it r
Mind, or Ritalin“. or ,x o: rt ‘ u ' ‘ 'm u
in». L Woodward, M raid Nora-mt, mint-r. endi
” " ‘ . 1 i we million in the owner «l lt-s “lb-311‘ on .
wn‘ -v w, tuba: taro," ‘5. -~ 5: ; ‘.
'3: 3.‘ ‘-' v3 ah‘ll 44:5,. “and?“ 5.azu1 by: it and 1’s."
‘ l :2' of; 6. udesizraled one ‘ Map of Buildiv w on .
3 CL .hu» uyakronuhglnrwk. Mounting rofl'nnk
“ide”‘ am .Vl' ward. a'lle . . P»
w. .M .lo-s'n WmIm1m’orPdleln‘Qhe gr.
.yl the Town Clerk of the loan of Noe-ails.
. a. MA. so much of -he tract decimated "Llniolr I
l Avenue" on eaid map so adjoins ram lots 15. :‘6 and
:7. Neck 5, and for ll. flied ti. at d extend; lmm
mid lull to the center of said Incl.
Also. a right or way thurgh and ever each of the
truth designated “Limo Avenue," ”Quinlan!
Avenue," "Rivera Arcane" and “lands Avenue "
wmdmmmpamandrepustoaud trouteschol
said lets. lorthenandallsuehperaonsastheymav
permit and for their cattle, mama and carriagee
And he further asya, that-aid estate is at present
unproductive; that the avntla tunnel are wanted lor
thesnpperr and maintenance of said minor, and
that it will hater theadvantage or mid minor to
sell the asateaud luveattbeavulsthueolaeoosdlng
to law; whererere, he says there is just and roaron~
able canes tor selling the mac.
Bother-elm ye-idConrt to order mid real
estate to he so and to empower humor acme
tithe! meet person, to sell the same can: to the
stature in such case made and prov‘ ed.
Duteouxwwuhla‘fitb. A. D.. 1290.
mun A. OoDWAltD. Guardian.
DISTRICT 07 NORWALK, 85. P803511
col? In, lav 9th. 1890.
Owner». That the fasgotng apollcatlon be heard
and dammed at the lbs-bare once in Kuwait.
foreseen; and that public notice thereof be given
by publiehlng thB agitation and order in a news-
paper having a ci ' in acid Dietrict at least
once a week for at least two weeks suceuslvely be-
low said day of hearini
rug-lo 1124 AttA . WOODWARD. Judge.
’l‘o Ilse Court of Probate tor the
Instr-let of Rorwnllt.
The application of .llhrrt A. Woodward, of Non
walk. in said District, respectrully shows:
That mid a loans is the latb‘er and role “rais—
ing parent. an is also the lawn gnanlian of ar
net L Woodward and John B. Woodward. both of
sardNorwalk.mlnorn,andthatsaidminers are the
owneraot the following detained rear «we. rls :
hora thirds. Blork7.lartall.l‘3.l3.lt and
15, t. and Lot 2t. Block 5, as de lgnared on a
walk. belonging to ma Waninsrd,€harlre I
Woodward. Hattie L Woodward. John B Wood-
ward.
of the Town of Norwalk
hrtatew afl Retina-n maver-
mlLafltmthencattktunaand M y
lath-land lyllngl ' earr-
Xerwalk Barber
And he further
unattractive; thatlhe AI'Atll thereol are wanted
film!- to sell the same. and invest the avail: then—
joetandreaseashiemaselerseuiogtbesane.
netherererwys-idceort to order said real
in our case made ud provided.
Mar Nor-ark. 9th. A. D . lint).
RLBll‘r A. OODWARD. Boardian.
81'. la II. A. 0.. it".
momm'l‘ \heferqoinga Intlonbeheard
anddeenatnedat Probate
:audthnpn lc aotiestheraot be ten
”mm...“ ... r.“ ‘°" ‘9‘ “l: “m“...l‘ ‘
r a on in as t at
leastoaceaneek feral leaattwowveksautcuaively
before said day or hearing.
mylo 17 3t ASA B. WOOD'ABD. J edge
ICE !
From Maine.
Choice Quality.
B. BURGHARD.
”591.3”, to. sum llllllWALll
GRAND OPENING l
0' run
Harlan Prim Hllll
,0!
SATURDAY, MAY 24th.
Oswkleheommaa
RHODE lSUlND CLAM BAKE
Winks-swimmer“ bl
sac-la M Pa haunt»
3;?“ 1m. Power.
Era. cosrerro,
”lam-IN
FRUITS!
maximum.
W
Bananas a Specialty
ngrgmrmrsum
Steamboat to New York.
COMMENCING HONDA", MAY 28.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY"
to New York. leaving South Norwalk at
kmn "M1,: ' run ; Ila-tats: street.2mu. m. hr: 31
received frorrrfr~ a. I. to 5 p. m Fare. Single. to cents;
i3.“ make daily trl 1' «Is a in. Re urnirg. leave New York:
and Saturdays hall hour caller. Freight
1d, 250.
izes.
t.
CHI.
\
ill' Pl‘ll‘t
10 '1‘]: 1'0
18
A full line of Ladies’ and Children’s
L
SOUTH. N Olill’ ALI'.
"lat-of Building Lots in the City or eonth Nor»
Hosiery Dell
Ladies’ English Striped Hose,
all modes and s
1(3k L
1888," on me in throttles ot the Town Clerk
(
(
Alsosomnchot asehol the trustee! landdes'a-
rratr "Urteo’n Avenue.“ ”Quinta"! Aveuu "
“Rivera Avenue" and "Lowndea Avenue." on laid
map on adjoin the Iota above described and arsed
lrouseaeholsaldlotatothe center of laid tracts
y.
laoarrght‘ ofwaythronghasdavereuhalvald
trawler mumps-munch” otrald
B]
at popul
0, 111
L50 goods at 190.
a
(
Ladies
HOS
u intereat
erlyofsaidlotall.13.13.llndlb.hlo¢kt.andof
theaoutherly [art of aid “Quinlard Avenue" and
of the eudolnld "lander Avurne" and
otlatl.3lov 7,and¢xtcadmgto the Chanel of
Fabric and Kid (llovcs, {mod values
Inthateaidstatels at present
mmwmmmucumw raid
union, tut it will be for theadranugeohaid
' to law; wherefore, he says there is
sad manpower binorsoareorhrr
meet to sell the-are pursuant m thesratnte
METRIC? 0' NORWALK. BS. PROBATI
TTRACTIONS I
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DRESS 600118 DEPT.
The constant and steady in-
crease in the sales of this de-
partment is the best evidence
of its completeness and of the
Extraordinary Values which
are at all times to be found
here. Never before in the his-
tory of our business have we
done such a large Dress Goods
business as this season. Our
unusual facilities for purchasing
‘ this class of goods is seldom
equalled in a town of this size,
our connections placing us on
2t level with the buyers of the
best oily hour-vs That, we are
grime; enabled ,to Earle-T onrf.‘ piti-
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in. ..~. :1: least one profit on Dress
Goods in an indisputable fact.
» ‘Onr‘stock'of ' New Spring and
Summer Dress Goods is. posi
tively larger than any other
two stocks in town, it’d em-
braces cvcry desirable novelty
shown up to date. Hardly a
day passes but that some new
goods arrive in our Dress Goods
Department. Ladies who are
looking for the very latest styles
and scarce colorings will find
at our Dress Goods Counters
an incomparable stock to select
from, and at unusually Low
Prices. Among the new things
which we have received is an
elegant line of Serges, Cash~
mercs,Henr-iettas,\'iennaCloths
in all the desirable shades, Hel-
iotmpe, 01d Rose, Pearl, Gray
and Beige. Mohairs in 3 qual-
ities, ‘20 shades, best values
ever shown here. A full line
of Wool Challies in a variety of
designs and colorings at 180.
We Started the Story of Black
”Dress Glllll.
Some days since, but we keep
right on. The riches of black
in Spring dress stuffs can only
be realized by study. The
same is true of the variety of
plain blacks. Our stock has
no equal. "Specials" are com-
ing to the surface every day.
Note our window display of
Black Dress Goods.
CARPETS and BUGS
The assortment of carpetings
We have been showing during
the early season continues to
beheld to the high standard
(in all the various grades) so
well known‘ to all our patrons.
Choice and tasty Ingmins
and Brussels (both in body and
tapestry) as well as rich and
elegant Wiltons and Moquet—
tes, can be found in this stock
to suit the most fastidious.
Our display of
Drapery and Upholstery Gilli.
For window, door, and wall
decoration is very attractive in
rich and decorative ellccts,
while the great variety meets
the requirements of all tastes
and schemes of decorations.
It also includes a line (if simple
inexpensive fabrics.
In on... Mailings mm
0ll Cloths”
Ifsny new patterns have been placed
selection In the beat grades Is now being
offered lg or. This week we make
speelalo ertngs In
But all Chenille Curtains.
m Domestic Rugs just received from
the manufacturers. to varlooa steel.
which we have marked at low prices,
and 576mm ol Chenille Curtains in a
great va ol coloring and choice pat-
terns from has up.
The clarion are not old stock marked
down, but new goods arriving lste,whloh
we are determined to close out it low
prices wllldo It.
An early call will secure you a oholeo
ol the stock.
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