e, wants his Hat and Coat. but—-
N in the way. New business to remove obstacles, to see that high prim don’t stand
nudto make it easy for you to obtain the best in the market without straining your pocketo‘
make itiuetasmuch tojmnr interestto deal with us as itiiitoour intereet to secure your
What you want is the beat that you can buy for the money; what .we odor you is better than
purchase for the same amount anywhere else. You can find no bargains in Clothing which be-
“ b- n~.w”d a.” In“... via- MW... MM”... _ -_, TM}.
"W comm-elem: mmm harm" “a “H“ ”3- ““53 GETS;
i
'0" WW'“‘ Personnel or the was. , M B b I. it Hill: C 0'
. It is shown in the evidence that the gathering [8. ma C a 0
talnedby We! the ““2: :33. glvenou on Hatulday mural”. larch it. embraced sevv‘ I
M $25,000. .
eraIlIu-ueands of th M1“ andsven the:
menu. mun AT momma;
; am Ia'vubtdiug of the mm thin-elm}
windmlstherlchtof trim;
todiaminpublicmsatluquesttomof grave:
impmt. We and a nasal sentiments-incl
nthowitmaes and ahoinouriutemrss wltli
todea‘ mung. or m vilework. :hwmnmm incl-"W:
carve y any i ury.wa~r‘uutmryto wan t i
«new! "whirl: deficiency of menu! II ~ and um menu mainly through the Woe: 30"” ” “ll-i “P “om“- “I"
towha}$ybadtold their (fiefi‘wm and uuwmpntmm agents em‘phlpyfifo? itbl' lore About the Case Than They [lava
tower that they were silent In ear. or mud“ purgnm of defeatinc e 0 us. .. .
hadbeeuseenandrmtioned aboutincriminat- me. As that meeting the determination 1:! h" “m“ wm 3' ‘ “i." .
murmdflwmwmmu Mwnt‘intthepauplewuldnotsuhsitto ' . . __
with thehand ofdeath. he usually was in- ennui-yr of their rights intotlm hand-of mid? m“”";; M? ‘ m :5?“ will "
pa-atlvefovomnplstelistsof tbtflssmeibnt nightminsandthslvpowerfhlalliea ’ M”- J- B- ”"3' w . “m",
nthIhtawereeasilyohtainednithertrlah! “1., “an“, w... mm... and witnessed by Mrs Florence M. Woe-
‘I’h-n W» I Luv Sol-"hem 2 Tbeassasuinathmof the late chief or poliell tell and David 1'- Rose. of Chester. Pa.
The grand him-y knows that mold“; (lg, mm: the culmination of a ampiracyéenlsé hum tiled in the municipal oonrthuu.
talesmenint Kennel-yearn was t on Mica! wuvdceluodmhmt 03-. -
of o'unuey a Adams at 11 o'clock Sunday v palm and punishment or m when; k‘ 1" “Mb" 6m“ " ”k "m“
‘ the trial judge' gum was being but established by an m and also Irgatee to the amount of some.
hsuedspedalurdera Saturday evanngthstths pursuit. The of entrain this oom- Amuugthe otherlegactessrethese: ’1'.
lb! was not to hem-do public or given to conu- ‘ muuity an to a certain class of violatoruof the 3 thousand dollars to Mr. and Mrs. MM.-
:0; 3:21;? hung“ Honggfing. It is law hull reached such a stage that the law iteeii . of Blue'hlountniu lake, X. Y., and .10,”
was well nigh wwerleus to deal with them. Be _
but enough is known toceuiirm the past secret -far reaching won their power and influence in to John Poet Reynolds, her cousin. The
and powerful influenceof the socalled private , the trial of criminal cases ‘thagm good (film‘s; mm devised to the family of her elm
detocuveagencyandCWnselAdauwtohaudle werepmfonn yirnpremed yt repeated hell} nrad iathusan
themanhineryoftbeeourb signalfailurcofjuetice. m m. of the per- “1:35;?" 1:“ 3 a * m b
0m; wupuunptmor thelistaal- jnrer and briber seemed to dominate in the di' - ‘9 0m“ 0‘1“” Mn
most immediately after the names were drawn \ courts. Certainly use was a duswrate piles Conrad herself and mm each to her chil-
and before they reachfd the dang-int até'orney's lion. The public naming “fidwmdgflttrndum' dren. “menu. and J_ u Conrad. Thence-
olficein due course. niluen trim. alum. taneous in its c rat-tor. ‘e u may
could accomplhh thlurud. but it wasaecuredin . 0nd daughter, Maud Barnaby is also be-
wer at the command of the officers would!
theperson of one of the commissioners lately § lave been “mama: to ovennme in migration! queatbed 85ml. The 810,” given in trust
‘ "umber shov- 0min Wm 'I‘wn Were Not cum... toher iriend, Edward I. Womll. ofChea»
““5“ dam" agencymkepta names Evidence is beforeua from olllcial sources her; is divided among the “dd“! ["1“
and addresses “1 jurymen that eleven persons were killed in the attack on “a Sale Helm": companies of [mum
(rm-“9!" 3‘71"“ Drawn. the parish PIISOXI. In the metal examination hi -
Out of am uames'dnwn for the February P 3-
aa to citizenship of those men we find that
panel thirty-two were on the list in O‘Malley I eight of them were beyond question American
Adama' um. and later. as the talesmrn were citizens, and number had "dwiared bio inten»
drawn. many more names appeared that were tion in this court." which act marries with it
on that private list. At times special lists wan tho renunciation of allegiance in bi native
brought to the jury commissioners. which one country. It in a noteworthy fact in alumina
of their: stated had been prepared elsewhere.
with the uprising that no injury whatever was
and after being looked over by the others it done to either person or property beyond this
went into the jury wheel.
one act which seemed to he theobjectof the
Truly the lmsinu of the enterprking do assemblage at pariah prison. Wehave referred
tective agency was facilitated when thirty-two to the large number oi citiaons participating in
name! their selection could be drawn on a
this denmustratiun. estimated at (nun dull to
panel of an jurors from a wheel containing we.
lmnamea In searching for the truecauo The magnitude of thiaalalr makusitadlfl‘
u! theeriminalamconnected with the impan- cult tank tn fix guilt upon any number of the
eling of the jury in the Hennmy case. tho participants In fact. them-t mined to involve
sworn statement of three tin-litmus h found of
great value. Collins secured employment in
O‘Malioy d: Adnum' office and Wm mmm'ssiunod
aspecial Odin-r by the mayor. and paid by the
city for tb'L» service.
The [Marathon Detective Agency.
This report unfolds the whole storyof the
Iniquitous workings of the arch newts-nor
and his lieutenants. revealing the bundles
power made to overcome and defy the majority
I the law. criminal and civil rim-ceilings.
through the operation of an unscrupulous pri-
vate detective agency. In the attempts to in-
fluence talesmeu. and the uneconful part of it.
u“ , ’ words convoyodthe inatnuatioucw
directly ofl-wed the money influence. Thin
reference will servetonbow the barriers this
Inquest hasencountered in securing evidence.
but sufficient was adored by voluntary and re-
liable witnms to justify the indictment of six
men. as follows:
The Indicted Jury Bribe-re.
Thomas McL‘ryetul and John Carney. with
District Attorney Stevens. of lie-val,
, I '0- WIII Ila finished for tha
W or the llevel run-- pm...
ass. but can Jury and Detective onset.
lay ‘l'lll its Attended l'o.
as Gums, May s—rho long as
mmdthegrandjuryin uninter-
W aflair of the parish prisoners kill-
‘ «mu wsepreaented late last evening
blinks Mart. As every one In: expected
threw justifies the action of the citi-
ms who composed the mob. and presents
not a single indictment. The report which
appears below is signed by all the jurors.
I The tarpon of the Jury.
. _ (lusrm Juav noon. Maya ram.
'l'othsfion. Robertlllarr. judgeofthecrlm-
haldiatrlct canrtof the pariehof 1(0th
“Indium
m grand jury entered upon its term
in section I) of
the
toanliceD.C.Henne-y on
downturn)”; Thecnornrltydtht
. ‘attl .. . - hour . .
s
II. of juttoe
In; her “political and materhlwelfare.
» fissuthamtdthe hadcrystallimd
"infill-em fovmof exprwou that j"-
assume throughthereoogniud chan-
'” fideriminal jurbprudencedhattheperpe-
‘ ‘tratuawhoever theyfimbetriodbyanhuo
w juryol American citizens and meet
witharidlteomconviction.
Ole Awful Fact Stood Out.
Onauctstoodmtinawfulpmminenoeabove
lldheyonddispute or question byanyman—
thehct thatacrime of un atrocity
.. ”uncommitted, efidmoedbythenvater-
III“ (lath dealing weapons. the numerous
inputdbulhtsfoundimbaldsdmthefeucm
and homes at the scenabeaidee the mhih
thtahnckdowntbeeohtavymanwhowould
mhvebeco marked asthevictimhad be
notified the responsible position or chief cl
polioeofthelaw. Ithnottobewomieredthat
mmmmmmwm
‘ manydaysofiteprogreee; in the selection (1
jurors: the cvidenm of vvitnm; the argu-
ment-elem]; theebupesofthejndgmaud
dually concentrated on the twelve men. whoby
._ ma tbir solemn oatheatinawful judg-
mtmtheirfellowmen. The verdict isuow
“Wheelingdatoflarchulm. We
unuatbemistaken in the assertion that the
vudiet was Wanting, abitter dissp
In A l u_ ”Film '. . WY“.
lnlthevmated mm“ that we or t).
juryhdheenvmhitbfnlbthcirhigbom.
The Please-lion's Strong Cm.
Weiss) that wodo not transcend the limits
dourdntyastbogrand inquest toreier totbc
Mmmionof thecmasmade bytbe
“through wunael associated inure-prose»
‘ dear, continuous. convincing inure di-
Two Memorial Windows.
The executor is directed to place two
memorial windows in Grace Protestant
Episcopal church in Providence. of appro-
priate design and workmanship; one win-
dow for her father and mother and the
other for her little daughter Holly, who
died a few years ago. and it: herself.
There are small Inquesta to fflaudsaud
relatives, and the residue Ia given to
Grace church.
No Inference to Western Invest-seats.
A peculhtrity of the will is that it. make
no tolerance whatever to western invest—
ments, a disposition of her funds that Dr.
Groves is mid to have stmugly urged upon
the tesmtria. The result of the filing of
this testament will be the many sided oon~
test that will ensue in the courts.
The Barnaby inmlly will mules! the will.
and everybody in Providence who knew
Mrs. Bavnaby’s vnciilntlng and feeble mind
believes that they will snceeul in breaking
it, but an account of their interestn in the
premises friends must divide and foes
unite in the light before the supreme
court. where the case will go.thuaeon—
pllcatlng slain further.
The let-ads and Inca.
On one side will be the Barnabys and on
the other Dr. Graves and the Worrellsand
the Ileuuetls, the lust named two familiu
being now demlly enemies of the doctor.
A business mun who has lived here for
the entire people of the parish And the rity of
New Urlwma. 2m profuse is their sympathy and
extended their nmnection withtbe adair. In
view of them: mmirlcrutiou the thomugbexam-
inution of the subject ha»: failed to tlitk‘i‘lfl the
necessary fnria to juatify thla grand iury in
presenting indictments»
The verdict is signed by W. H. Chafle,
forcmun: George II. \‘ennani, I). It. Gra-
ham.” Currier-e, David Stuart, 6. A. Hog-
sheila. Jr. '1'. \l‘. l‘astlemnu, I". Gauche.
\‘i’. I. Saxon. ii. C. Infnye. A. S. Harriett,
John A. Jackson, II. Heller. Paul J. Christ
tinn, W. B. Leonhard, Emile K Hairy.
' THE WAR URGED BY NEW VORKERS.
ltlval llonsrs lies-plug Up the Disturb-
ance In Chili.
SEW YURK. .\Iny d—Judglug from re
wit devvlupnieutn‘ it is said the actunlaeat
of the Cbilinn war in located in this city.
it“ andthematenaliimce; 13- (3- my ‘0? 3:33:51; ‘33:“: :33; Itis claimed that two prominent Ctm- twenty years breaches the theory tint
lb on .mm. emmner'mwith in truth “a minor! Alwdt. hr “mm“ by :2” m mcrcial berm. both having very largem- Mrs. [mushy did not drink the poison,
tcrests in (bill. are furnishing anus, an»
munition and money to the two factions—
the government, or Halmaceda'u forces.
and the revolutionists.
The houses mentioned are opposed to
each other commercially. nudmh is doing
its utmost to have the faction that it sup
ports win. News was received by one of
the firms from its agents in liurnos Aere
but that the whole sensation in a plot con—
nected and being carried out with the aid
of accomplice-s by pat-lien interested in
breaking the will.
mmtheinilmeuuveof its power to these
wboventured a doubt. As the trial neared its
lamination it wu not ponible for an observer
tofailtorealiaewecommenis made on every
it the sctbn of some members of
tbejurywhen the cue should be submitted
(hues and speculations abounded. coupled
witbthswenknowuconnsction of certainpar-
ul- of unenviabte notoriety. as shown by their
[lines daily in the court room and building.
M the micion that the must subtle.
dangerous-rut powerful influences known to
“hepvacfleeot criminal law were being exer~
liked in behalf at the defense.
What the Jurors Bald.
Moonstdsvadousbavo led us to investi—
gate the subject embracing all its attendant
Wand incidents. 'I'beluqnlry has been
‘M with the utmost diligence, devoid of
“am. with the duple purpose of
»m the guilt upon the proper personsand
them under indictment of this id.
shunt. Mane of the twelve jurors of the
”unnamed andasked to makers state
at. Rule objected but all rather welcomed
bribe three different talisman These use
are-clearly shown to have been intimate with
O'lalley. often at his olbce. informed of all
doings and were active workers in the jury
fixing bminm generally. We arepromptefl to
express ourselves in deprecation of the hesita-
tion of many of our dtiaena urbecounected
with criminal prosecution by seeking relief
from jury duty. Taken into accounttbo vol-
ume of tutimon admitted b the nun-em
Vim Mm 35w j"; “a N, that its competitor had uent a lot of rides
lug that evidence. we are forced to mom“. and ammunition toaid Balmaceda'sforcev.
alon that Dominic C. O‘Ialley hebargablew'ltb The agent stated that the firm had nhipped
:01 infirm mw in .Mt: ‘ :ro cases of rifles and lamb munch: of am-
0 l , ll contraction VI ’ ’ ' ‘ ' '
that celebrated case. With his skill. aaacquired in,“ {111:2 '3“??? $313: at: will»
by yearsof experience. themt cunningiy do . 8‘ DO 0
visedscbemes wereplanned and assented for barrios. . , .
(”flung "m WW majorities. m At Montevideo the (Julian menof-war
chief aim and object belugtoplsmnnwm Admiral Lynch and Almirnutg Condeli
men upon the juryin tbetrial of the nine ac» were met and thermos and ammunition
cased put .on board of them. The two war no
eels tin-n nailed for Valparaiso and deliv-
ered the arms to liaimaceda's forced
W, It. Greece: tfu. bl said to be one oi
the firms.
THE PRESIDENT’S TOUR.
Batu D“ Biol hamper: the lingo. Poo-
plo’a Bath-dash.
Pom“), On, May d—The journey of
the president through Oregon was made
in an almost conlluunl ruin storm. This
did not seem to dampen the enthueilwn of
the inhabitants, however. and the pvt-st
dent received a flattering neceptiou at each
place visited.
At Salem the governor and mayor lode
in the carriage with the president and
Mrs. Harrison. 0n arriving at the hotel
Governor l’cnnoysr extended at cordial
m welcome to the president on behalf of the
people of the date.
in this city the pmident wan given a
hearty reception and acknowledged the
plaudits by riding barehwlsd through the
streets and bowing right and left.
The programme of the return trip of the
president. so for as decided, is as followe:
Alter stopping at Tacoma and Seattle he
‘ will go toriait Lake filly. stopping oneday
at Botsb‘ity.la..then to landfills. Oslo
redo springs. Denver. Lincoln. Omaha,
Hannibal. bio, Springfield, llla, Decatur,
Indianapolis. Columbu» and Pillsbury.
Strange. \‘ery Strum
Beltran, Maya—Mystery still shrouds
the Barnaby murder. The sbndow of grave
suspicion which has rested until now upon
Dr. Graves, of Providence. now rental upon
the names of Net Worreil. of Chester.
Pa, and her son. F. S. Worn-ll. of Denver.
Mr. Stevens says it is strange. very
strange. the manner in which the case was
conducted by the “'urrelin. He has sent
word cast to have Mr. Worn-ll and his
mother return to attend the grand jury
investigation, and he hm announced hh
determination to investigate the action of
everybody connected with the cams—rho
coroner. the doctors and the iriendu of the
dead woman.
A Dona-l tilrl's Duty.
There is, howrvver. no direct evidence”
connect the “'omllu with the crime. and
their high standing in Denver will cause
their friends to resent the imputation cast
upon them by the authorities. Detectives
have secured the evidence of the servant
girl, Nellie Nelson. in regard to the bottle
containing the poiwn. She nay» that the
box containing the bottle was brought to
the house in the bum on April Iii. along
with several
sent out to ring the panels in. When
she returned Mr. Worn-ll asked her for
the box containing lire. llaruaby's bottle,
audit waatbeu discovered that it. had hem
left. The buggy had been driven away in
the interval. and she says Mr. Womu
wsui himself liter ltaml returned with the
m The Fatal Draught.
The name evening Mrs. [lamby came
down nah-s with a glasstu bvrhand which
the nu says was oasquarhr full of dark
one. not at all like whisky. The color
muleberremsrktolfn. Barnaby that it
didn’t look good, but Mm Barnaby said
thatshs knew what she was taking. From
the aid» Mrs. Barnaby was taken ill and
untllherdsath the girl did not ass much
other. Wehsweatssuflmll’omu
the younger told the girl to empty out all
remaining medletns to the house. The serv-
ant says there was a large quantity of It.
The-mommy“ mammalian
aahy‘s death seems to ave been mala-
talasd around the Wei-roll household as In
o'lalley'a Corrupt!“ Influence.
Without his-seldom: and corrupting innu-
eucewebellevo that the verdict would have
been radically diluent. and an a natural con-
sequence the tragic occurrences of Marvin it
last never would have been remrded. Mo
Crystolandcooneywere reliable and trained
mutants. The former» connection with
crime extends through several years 3(ch
tol's voluntary damn-ulna the grand jury.
partlyiu tboshapeul a confession. causes us
tothink hewouldbve told more but for the
power and influence of O'lalley and hit-am)-
chub.
Wt}.
It w- a Mable feature of the sworn state
N that tiny primarily sought to justliy
l“ verdict by attacking the line of evidence
by the state and attaching much
the argumentofeoauselfnrthede
was freely admitted by thojurors
hadbesnniade in theiuryroom
I the first day when testimony was
and repeated a number of times after-
, “I“ the state was making a poor case,“
nit” wasposltlvely repeated at the clone of
fim'aevidenes.
Talked as if lie Bad Been "Fixed."
(the quarrel at but was reported arising
from the who by one Jnrur toamther
will the em "You talk like youwura
“Wynne-me here." Theyfnnned no
eaeeptinn of the tension to which the public
_dadwasatruag. though impressed with the
as shown each day by the crowd
’ (people la the court room.
‘I'ha Jary'a luau-attain.
“I‘M Indicated tilt themavdty for
an the several jurors were
the unpany of their fab
upon them at vartou
Attorney Ada-a neared.
They are the men who
mostly vetoes-l. In one Milkmen:
that 0' took money from hissaieand
ovoittollcc‘vrstol. urine. “Marv-tot. you
howtbat followbettertbauldomlvehimthe
s
i
"Old Match" Was Angry.
litmus. May dun-Mr. Ii. 1’. Hutchinson,
- of Chicago. arrived in Boom at its. in.
Whenareporter attempted to Interview
the famous Chicago broker “Old Hutch"
listenedtoths young man with averted
my. face for a minute or so. and then suddenly
turning maid. "You can't interview me to
save your life. young man." lltr. Hutch
inson was nidently in a in state of in
digestion. du‘lerohably to e fact tht
he had been s owed by
all day
long. To friends Mr. lintc Iason as
m lain this part at the mats-y eels
pleasure. and will probably remain in
vicinity for some time to arms.
la Purchases Yet by llama Hirsch.
Haw Yondfay a—At tbsodiee oi the
llama ds Ithaek {and todayilwas said
thuthnsmuhrukauwnhthatof
Mnetmtbintksrspostssftks
atltssiuthtssouatrymrtka
eme The trustem of the
M II ,
Manhunt-d.
tomes most Diana?
Mmidalahttgtks
thrust
Almattsmptl to show a Ila-silent
tntimaeyhstwsea lfalhibd
mathjaryatthstrlstnhs
mattnuss:
'na evil—es comes from several II
a. “3&3 :thm the
g “nu-am.“ larch aal messes Isid-
. washed has“ New museums, my" tardiness
“new“. Harshprssidsutoftbs m m
‘I'Ilru «lam "" “M fictional bank. and charlie lama.
gardener-swung: a“ “mm.
autism-rue! mittens
: W
”It M
laof groceries She was ‘
_—-——a—
s
“5L
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'nvu
. Wm?
tr .nm
deathly m m
with powerful
”All .. .
tall. Book.¢ivinggermtbe-
m Walla
va‘rsoftensah‘tmtaeheaplmltnilmm. to make
Ibdler prom. Warren
having NONI: SUCH brandvtbe beet.
HERIELLQ SOULE. smacusz. NJ
CHEWING GUM
to all who ask
[or it. Write:
p.
team-m
'Dcucloosul'rtc: PIES
"INT “V II 1'"! van.
Wkeepen.
.- hm turns M".
amalgam
lnmlw
"It“ South Main Siren.
sourI-I N'ORWALK.
Masonic Buildin‘g.
NORWALK.
NlUTII NOIllYALK. s— -
"Dorlou ‘ ‘ Point,
Bflllllli. Bllllllil no usumt.
Shore Dinners a Specialty
(BNESONV'S POINT.)
CONN
NOW OPEN 1
Ample Shed “(Stalin-g Paellltirs.
g. E. P6WER.
“A14...
llibble it comsmck’s.
VERMONT
Seedl’ntaioes
run: run.
Bill!" or HEBllllN.
um nusr.
Dibble &. Bomsmck.
Spring Styles
HATS
is ALI. crumbs AND comm or
SiiiiandSoilHaiSSilkHais
[info Hub nun! l'rtpe. i‘rvhh Hats for Men unoi
Buy-. Xulriu Soft line for him at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
rmicularinlnlion Paid to Fixing.
lllsaning and Inning Silk Hats.
19353 E Pill-[EV 00.. Elkhlfl. l‘
I'll-Tm
WMRADAMS
NIBRIIBE
KILLER
GUNES ALI. DISEASES.
It in the only medicine that can be taken in
large eno b Imnilileu to «mp (summation
LI- (the germs of
not in any wa i‘Illlil harm to the
remains no o rugs whnlt't‘s-l'. but 5 a water
mum-destmyiug
Ii mm where all other vetncdlrs
. iry oi d
II. II. I’lalslrd. lion“: horwalk. ('unn.. or 7
Iambt sine .\u w \ork t‘ilv. "Nun
dlm'. so
It
tlent.
. free.
In.
Wall Papers i
smié'ifnrs.
tlur assortment of Paper liaugiu
largest and threat _in the town 0
Will . “e have our
noun Rois of New Patterns
l‘tlit Till: SPRING TRADE.
A line of Bills at 20 and 25 cents
I'Elt Imrnm: HULL.
A [till line of Mixed I'ninh. (‘ulu'h l‘ulnl’s
and \nru'uhrn. t‘mvkctl's Spur t‘umpmlliun.
Brushes. Artists” Materials. liulclun‘ Hard
“as for hard wood Filters and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging out calclmlnlng.
L. H. Decker,
79 Washington Street 80. Norwalk.
1. 0. JENNINGS.
in the
Nur-
WIIV NOT DRINK
‘wmur
or Bill.
Piper Hanger, Baltiminer, Painter
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BORDERS.
I'll North Main street. Ho. Novwalk.
llample books at full line latest at lru of
I’uwrs. lbmlrrvmltltli Mouldings is as to
.. MINOR”:
Tan Ia
own.
dmg-ww;
. , ~ , we: “1
., RI ‘
«35"
h' All
I“
.700...
It‘ll“.
' for lnvpmhvu. on lwtlrv- by [vista].
Estimates cluesrfnlly given.
Electric Time.
lWAltNKlt nth-WEN.)
llavl purchased the Shuttle Time Plan!
in tblsriyJamnnw tr ratio ntlul'lork
all.” the were in denim“:
Electric Bells. Etc.
“newmh
mm m "
mu
shear-of mail-wt. tintintaettea
.-
w. c. PERRY,
..l.‘ to. m It, SO. larval.
A. limit hle llama
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Such a demand for all kinds and varieties of Dry Goods adopted
for the Spring season, has never been made upon us heretofore
All not; to show that the attractions for
as qt the pr nt time.
which the fog? 1e seem to he coking, are to be found at our store,
and they a so
nd the line of prices drawn in the proper channels.
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cloaks, capes and Reeferé
We have accomplished what we set out to do, and that is to
supply the people with the finest and best selected stock of Capes,
Clonks and Roofers. _
pressed in rites. quality and styles.
and styles rom the cheapest to the best.
ore from 82.50 up. Roofers. trimmed with fancy 00rd. froms3 up.
On everv hand we hear satisfaction ex-
Ladies’ Ca *5. all colors
Cloaks. b ack and col-
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Hosiery and Glories.
This season we are displaying a most complete assortment, and
_ 1 your attention to the following:
Ladles‘ inc Cotton Hose. Fast Black. 15C a pair. worth 25c.
Ladies’ Lisle Thread Hose. in colors, for 15c. worth 350.
Ladies‘ Fine Tafieta and Lisle Thread Gloves. for 23c, better
than ordinarily sold for 350.
Ladies‘ Colored and Black Heavy Lisle Thread Hose for We,
worth $1.25. '
Ladics' Silk Hose. in Black and Colors. for $1.00. worth 81.50 a
pair. .
Ladics‘ Silk Hose. in Black and Colors. for $1.25, worth $1.75 a
pair.
Ladics‘ Silk Hose. in Black only, for $3.00, worth $5.00 a pair.
M. S. SMITH
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Dress Goods.
We are daily addiu new styles to our already complete stock
at the following list 0 prices. Full line of all the new 8 rin
Colonngu of Homespun: 45 inches wide. positively all woo , and
of very desirable textures. for 49c per yard. worth at least 75c.
Also it) different styles Snmisc Cloth, 35 inches wide, at the
same price. positively worth one-third more than we are asking.
(lurbcauiiful stock of Black floods in SERGES, SILK and
WOOL WARP HENRIET’I‘AS. was never more complete than
at the present time and we are positive we can show you better
values than over before.
4.9- “——
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Overflowing with all the Newest Novelias.
PRICES GUARANTEED.
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GENTS’ FURNISHINGS.
A new arrival in this dcmrtment. A beautiful line of all
the newest styles of Ties. in (coke. Pulls. Bows. Fourdndinnds,
Culture and Cufl’a. Bushes. Bolts. i‘iilfillll'y. Underwear. Glove»,
and Handkerchiefs. constantly on bond. at price-e marked on a
special inducement.
PARASOLr/STOCK.
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We are daily adding new etylcu to this already complete stock
in ullthe new and fashionable shades, and we are ptmtive we
can show you a larger assortment of goods and offer greater rm
ducamente in this department that is pmsible for any house in
this locality.
W
oil-Blaihs.
Oil-cloths. Oil-cloths.
Norwalk Chronicler