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111111 61111 Department.
'~ 1111111 are 50c and 65c 11 yard.
Avail yoursell of the opportunity.
OHALLIES.
We have also just received in stock one
we of Challies, regularly sold at 22c.
the best textures which are positively at the
rice marked cheaper than
light at wholesale
114 cents yard.
stud,
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We make special mention this week of our
complete line 01 Mohairs 111 all the best shad-
which we have been selling at a reduc-
, Into at 75c and 85c, our prices at the pre-
Width 36 inches, price
BLACK GOODS.
This department we make our special
as for variety of styles and prices, we
are at in the lead. Our sales are constantly
. increasing, showing without any hesitancy
' that our prices as well as the largest variety 3W3” A3530
are 25 per cent. below retailers’ prices.
1» ‘ . 1 ~ 1
AIIIAULEII PWGITIII, in this department We are anticipuirrg un1
(oar-m other big we1;-k.(')111 realm 111111r1111111g our
history have been more satisfactory than (lur-
ing the spring and at present. 0111 11111 l. ol
Very cheap. lnncyscnms, lrorn 10c yard to 7:11; one great
bargains Urrr lace curtarns, 111 tet’rgry 1:111:11.
are within every one's reach Uphuhtvrie-f
All
they can be
'l'Ihen Motlettum
the scissors will vvidc
OIL CLOTHS AND SHADES.
Shades with and without fringe lrom 25c upwards.
made and hung by competent hands employed for that purpose alone.
Oil
l’illlil‘lli.
M. 8.. SMITH,
times in such a w: that ONé
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in large variorics and everything in connect
ion With that rlcrrrrrtrnnnt is (’ullrpirlv and We
are strivin;.r 1n pu:l1i1' 1-1tl11:l'111111 111.1r1- and
more every «lay.
PARASOLS.
\\ c 1r again rnakin ' 11 vrnlo-rlul imlu 1--
merits this 51.1.1501: in 11111 11111; is. 1l rlepprtrn: 111
in plain silks and tilorirrs at 991-, 13121.11
l 35, [.39 i ii) r‘tc, M1:
We could mention prices in this «repart—
11111rrt to [ill our whole spar-1', but to give you
an idea we mention :1 low of will best lull‘
gains above. We have in sun k the largust
assortment of colored pnl’dSUlS lor the coming
season that we have ever shown before.
Indie pontoon
uni htcutwith
it into NIIWE pardons.
cloths 1n all widths and at every imaginable price. blrzuns
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SOUTH NORWALK.
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. up DIOOBATING.
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Paint and Wall Paper Store,
WOW'IIIIM
71mm 111., South 110111.11.
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AHD SULPHUR.
The lost comm Tortilla! Known for
Lawn, flora-s, Plants, Shrubs, V'incs, etc.
”b Applied.“ “mdmzhmm [groin Mai
'13:” .1121“, Woman muting-5:11:11
good mm thorns. Martinis-unconfir-
hub-1mm.
Mun-colorant Act.
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coax.
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l}. lltKI.lll 81 ill,
muonmvs,
5| Waslri Street, South Norwallr
27 11 Strut Norwalk.
iinlt‘lnr Brien, trrirrtinrr
And Ice Cream.
orders Pronptly Attended To.
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We are marching to the front with our FINE (lllAlNl'll),
DELICATE, SWEET, ELGIN, CREAMERY
BUTTER.
Which we reduce in 2prizce to
ctsl
521.23%? "
The. e goods cannot be bent.
Jones’ snrnflirvn FLOUR
A SPECIALTY,
And all goods and Great Bargains for CASH, at
33 Washington Street.
cw.
ZPer lb.
n$l. 00
Come for trial.
WATBII UUIl FRUIT-Aillllll'
"Monounsaturated.”
Marching Thousands.
”NMEHATB FLAGS NITHEMUD
n. m In!“ at the [Iv-IL
In d It. In Ignatiu- Blaine—1m
u-d litvlpu and lit-v- and Bull
l I’mfllly Kid. by Side.
VA, Hay 21,-.1 gain thl
nil echo filth the trend ll
rtillcry and the
wavingof banner!
stir the pulses oi
1 t h o multituda
‘ lhlt thrill”; thl
" struts. But 1 he
labor in sheathed,
the drum nruilled,
the cannon robbed
of its death dell-
lng shell, and the
marching thou-
sands with horm-
’_ less wenpom and
.’ ’/ sorrowful henn:
“u. d. I. JUHXfiTOS ynnrch on to da
honor to one of the leaders of the "loot
cam-e." The Confederate colors decorate
the hon-co and public buildings and gleam
here and there Along the line, but they no
longer wave defiance to the start-1 and
stripes. indeed, the stars and stripes and
the stars and born wave peacefully side by
lidc. Gen. Fitzhugh Lee, chief marshal oi
the parade, when asked his opinion about
the use of Confederate decorations, said:
Sentiment and Sothlng Move.
"1 think every house in Richmond ought
lolly the Confederate colors. Of course
all sensible men understand that the war
in over, and that we are perfectly loyal to
the United States government, and that
thoConfederute colors now mean only a
nontiment. The Confairrntion decorations
menu that we honor them who ltd 1111 and
therefore shed their blood for use—nothing
more."
The Great Parade.
All the morning the streets were packed
with people, uniformed and in citizen'-
dreos, waiting expectantly for the corn-
mcnceurcnt of the exercises at the dedict
lionof Gen. Robert E. Lee‘s statue. The
parade was an immense affair. miles long,
And “begun to move ‘bout noon. Lien.
(:33. ROBERT E. LEE
Fitzhugh Lee, a nephew of Robert E. In
and late governor of Virginia. was chief
marshal of the “smile. llis chief of stafl
was Gen. John ll Paula. and the lnttcr’l
sides were the gentlemen who served him
in that capacity while he was governor.
The ceremonies are entirely in chargcof
H E. in camp, No.1,Confedcnto'veter-
an, and its various efficient committees.
The parade was by for the lnrgut seen in
the south since the end of the war.
Features of the Panda.
Gen. Wade llnmpton commanded the
cavalry and Gen. llnrry lluth the infant.-
ry. One of the greatest features of the day
was the presence here of laugstrcct, one at
, the most gallant officers in the Confederate
service, who was tendered nu ovation. It
was kingpin-ct who checked the onward
much of the Union forces at the bottle of
Seven Pines. which was the first fight ho-
loro Richmond in 1&2.
Iauptrcet wu popular in Richmond
during the war and he still has the all»
lion- of the people. Among the other
notable: present were Gen. l’. ll. T. Benn-
rcgnrd. Gen. A. ll. Fleming, Governor
Richlrdson, of South Carolina; Governor
Gordon. of Georgia; Gen. J ubcl A. Early
Indmnny othem Many military organi—
F. H. NASH 89 BRO.
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The Wuhlnnuo Light infantry of
Wu, one of the oldest volunteer
military ruminations in this country,
”represented by two companies. They
bought with thorn tho hhlnric “I‘M
in the hcttluof haw-MWin
thumolution.
Thopnndeof theRlchmondfiredc-pnrt—
ml was one of the aunt interesting
sights of the day. Seven Merl, four
mhouewngons, three hook and ladder
trucks and their companies, formed into
three divisions designated by silk flap,
311ny decorated with ilowurs, hunting and
portraits of Lee, made up this important
feature Many of the flags carried through
the entire war, tattered with bullet holes,
were borne in line.
11.. “ll. 0‘ lurch.
Theordcr ofthopnrnde was as follows:
The police at the headof the column; th-
Stonewallbnnd,ofStnunton;u1nrshnl and
walnuts; distinguished guests in enr-
rinues, veteran organizations, volunteer
troopu, civic societies, the fire department,
etc. Therouteofmurchwnsdown Broad,
from Adams to Nineteenth; thence toll-in,
thence to Eighth, thence (past Gen. Lee’s
war time residence) up Franklin to the
monument grounds.
Amid Salvo. of Artillery.
A; the _ ground» Governor McKinney,
president of the Lee Monument Iliad-don.
called the meeting to order and player was
offered by the Rev. Charles Minno-
gerode, of Alexandria, rector of St.
Paul's church in this city, who wuthc You
pastor of Jefferson Davis and of Gun. Lee’-
fr.milles. The governor then introduced
Liam. Gen. Juhnl A. Early, he surviving
rank officer of the Army of. orthern Vir—
gina, who made n short address.
At its close Gen. Joseph 111 Johnston
pulled a halyard and removed the veil
covering the suit 11c amid salt-'06 of artillery.
The oration was delivered by Col. Archer
Anderson, who was chief of stat! of Gen.
Johnston. The hymn. “llow Firm a Foun-
dation, Ye Saints of the Lord,” was then
sung.
At the close of the exercises the veterans
Ind artillery, who together numbered sev-
cnl thousand dined at the Exposition
grounds, where the military will hequartcr—
ed while here.
This evening there will be a great dis
play of fireworks on the monument grounds
and the visiting military officers will be
anuetcd at the armory by the officers of
the First regiment.
ROYALTY BUNCOED.
Sir Robert Peel Ellertnlm n Bogus New
York Inactive.
NEW Your-r, May 29.—John Heller-molt,
alias Russelhwu nrrested last night at
Delmonico' s. where he was dining with Sir
Robert Peel and another very wealthy
Englishman, Clifford Talbot, who thought
their friend was inspector Byrnes’ chief
detective. That wm what he told them
when he made their acquaintance aboard
the Aurnnia, and he impressed them as 3
very brilliant man. So he is in his way
He promised to introduce them to all the
leading people of New York. They cuter-
tniucd him in fine style and were surprised
when two detectives walked into Debonai-
co'u and arrested their stylish friend.
:Mcncrnwtt was formerly a mbdriver.
After being arrested for swindllng his cm-
ployers he changed his name to Russell,
and becoming an insurance agent swindled
the New \ ork Life Insurance company out
of $2111) “in next exploit was to gain the
affections of :1 rich widow, Mrs. Thayer, of
Mummy, N. \'., whom he swindlcd out of
“.150. To escape arrest for this he fled to
Europe. it was while returning that he
met Peel and Talbot. They thought so
much of him on short. acquaintance that
they made him some valuable presents, in-
cluding n diamond pin and n handsome
bracelet. The Englishmen did not stay in
New York to prosecute Mchrmott, but
went on to Chicago. Mm. Thayer will
appear against him in the police court
allay.
l’mldutlnl Nib-Instill”
Wasursorox, May 29.—Tlrc p1 “
has sent the following nominations to the
senate: United States consuls—B. G.
Dnniels, of the District of Columbia, at
Hull, Burp: L 5. Hunt, of New York. at
Guelph. Ont: l.()‘. Hall, of Massachusetts,
ItChnrlottctovm, l’. E; 1.; J. O. Kerby, of
Pansylvonla, of. Porn; A. B. Keevll, of
Tum, It Martinique, W. l; J. 1". Mc-
Cuhr. of Ohio, ct Acapulco. Poatmnotcrs:
Pennsylvania—J. 1.. Wright, Columbia;
0.11. Barton, Mercer. New York—John
Smith, Jr., Webklll; Bernard F. (launch,
Buffalo. New Janey-J. W.
Beverly. Mmehuscttn—D. W. Barnes,
Attlcborough; A. J. Davis, Ware; 1'. A.
Hilhr, lmrinstcr; M. L. Harlow, Whit—
nun.
A Blown-pct In (fl-bind to Death.
J11 111111.41” 29.——Thedcnd body
of Maj Kimball, n native of New
lumps r’e, but for forty years n promi-
nent newspaper man of this note and re-
:eivcr of public money: under President
Midwinter found hytho roadside.
He had been attached while on his wny to
his Milena, just outside the city limits,
After midnight. and ham to death with 3
dub. Noclcw to the murderer: has yet
uncommitted, but It is believed that the
lead “committal by worm, with rob-
bery on their object.
Only In: (in-c of thump-n.
Dassvrtu,N.h 31.. ll ,1 119-11111 tollow
113,11igncdpvuidmt and trustees
1f the village, the hulth phynlciu, Ind
reveal prominent mm», ll being sent
mtloouuide laces: "in justice to our
:ltlunswodcsrotomtuhntno can of
mnllpox exist hem outnldc of the original
five families, where it first occurred.
flier-h- been only on. oath and the
narrow but four can, all convolution
1nd under qunnutlnc. No dong-n in lured
11f Its Whig."
n- W church In“ loot-1.
lwxor, Pu, Icy ”.1411. trknnlnl
ted. mcctlugof thrills/11nd anoint the 1191
formal church in the United State-m
Roberts, 1
‘srf't w it
0 6T5.
UN" DOALLAR A DOSE.
WHAT IS KUBULL?
It ll In infallible rmdv for [thou—ulna.
lawman. Delusion. Gout Ind Kenn-I or
lounl‘l: lloadnclu u.
Whileltisnpmprmrymdlcr 0‘, 111: m the
hid-potent, galactic-punk in the few dilute:
fwwhichitbmmcndzd.1’becombrntim b
rhcmnltofclucutpoyu the Mind: of patient-
snif withlhoun’wirm, hath score and chronic
Hem! or We fiend/reheat the W legro-
vnrcd om. Bell-11a of “yarn' standing. anbcgo
and Gmoffluy
ten-t presented to the public
KURoLIJW under in): 0 color: 50 clu'u
ll lindewhlab the remedy wil. not with. It need.
no mm in its powers. for it works wi has: faith.
do nothcvc to unit weeks or days for benefit,
harm mthegoodrumu from methadone. I
IT WILL BELIEVE YOU IN AN HOUR
undone hotthewlllrnfllccto cure my munch
THREE BOTTLES
Have cured cases of fifteen years'
mndlng.
Hailed on receipt of once, to: 9"
FOR SALE BY ALL DBI’GGb‘M
(EEO. c. BOODWIN 1t 00 , (no'l Azania,
inch l m1, BOSTON Inna.
ll'lll D8. CBAIG'S
Origin] Kitrn 1111 Liver 131111
Crown Planter» and Pills.
They In the 0111 Safe Remedie- to 12:1: for there
unlisted whh Brit 1': Disc-212,111” Complaint Ind
Urinary 11mm... Only those prepared in the
our m: are the Original-nil the only 3' rdncy
Ind Liver Cure rhat Illl rector: you to porfrcr
Wt 21.
All Ladies ['99
i“. B. B. .5.
Craig licdicinc (70.. Passslc, N. 1
SOLD AT
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
inn W
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ill
cumin; of the “'a.~h Day
vlone .w “lill. 01162-113an1 1'
:he time of the old 1133', :1an
no troulrl1..
Ila Boiling. ' lie Rubbing! “11515851!
(1'1! 1': of your Gron-vnor
:eud l; (‘15. for sampl e cake of
'lh‘athou Dirt " 5- -1.-1p t1)
‘ALUSOK 8305.. laquhclurers.
EDWIV' PRESIAN of Norton Izu-Iq says:
'l hrdrnflerrd the not cxmclazrrgpnirs in my
Kidneys 11 r yeti-1 Neither phy'lcimc nor medi-
cine. cnurl rc’ me until I tried lll’ \‘1'5
BEIED‘ 1 1'.‘ but one bottle and Inn reliw
ado! oil 11:11 11. l 11:11:11.: RENTS REIEDY
l
xznnnnrow .1, (.0‘8.‘ X.
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the but K: (1111 y 11 d Liver Cure known"
”BORN. it D. Predicate, R I, nyr:
"IA have used “EXT" REMEDY in my practicc
for Iixueu your: w l chmfuti 1y recommend 11 '
cm. L. PHILLIP.» Draw 1-: South t‘.ovcniry
Donn" nyrI: lhm «111 HURTS RBIIDY
maxi yurl 'For ”repay red X discy diseases '11
an ’1 be par.‘
his in [culinary from patient, physicicn and
flights. What more 111 needed to non-rand
IIUNT’S REMEDY 2
c. R. Cnmnon, Sole Agent, Sew York.
Wl~ lili‘l‘llli MARKET.
(Inc Quorum-1110 Boot.
M6 VeleuubJ lmhrkfinltrrdhuh,
Tongue,“
“colder, mm!
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
53 Wubllnou Street.
THE aesr O'DTTER N THE WORLD.
flank-mun...
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Elegant Wreaths for Trimming
95 CENT! BIG".
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30. 3 Water Street.
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list- lllc-t—chcd cud Picked in the 1.11.1 Sly]. IO
crow each
Bali itl‘l'ltttt
The elndLnrgart But-nonmtcvcrlhowlh
Sony-ll Callnndceethcu.
GEO. I]. R AYMONB
46 and 48 .‘laln 51., Somalis.
mcnrnam
BICYCLES.
Hadquoncrs for rlx Warwick Month-1.8:!”
and «her high gmle Wipers. Arno n nut-duo
Safety all nail bearing-,3?!) Fun—6mm
hsndW'ncelcfornlc. kcpalringlnnlliubnnches.
Wheeler d3 Glover,
133 Water Street. South Nor-Iii, up!!! an
NECKWEAR!
NECKWEAR.
Finest and Largest Line
of 251:. Scarfs in Town.
Also an l-nense Illa at 50c.,
sold elsewhere at 7513.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
Tho Tailor,
50th Norwnllr. Coll.
Horse Buyers
We are constantly ra-
mming £130 Homo,
to to purposes.
You will find the I'll-
23‘1' OOAOBERB. the
3381‘ 30mm. the
WT WORKERS
and a to other the
3381' sum or
SALE 8088“ in Mn- , _
field County.
wanting any kind of.
Bone, can be ma
HERB. Annex-sum
by this 111-1th
mwmzb. ‘
M. II. PARSONS.
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