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a wants his Hat: and Coat, _but--_- . . p
_ intho lvny. ‘1“er to momma, to aoethat high monument:
__ to minke it my for you to obtain the ‘ in the market without chaining your-poem
'jitrjustaomuchtoyour intereettodcal Willi aaitiatoour interest to secure your
W you want is the host that you can buy for the money; what we offer you is better than "
pathfinder the some amount anywhere else. You can find no bargains inClothing which be.
:our prices for goodnof some quality and make. either in Men’s, Youtho’. Boys’ or Children’s.
w. Overhaul n; ur- our-n- and
' Ar?- Unit! Arrest—Ike luta
m to: Iran 2mm Had to.
”In a land.
3A! yanno, Cal” May n—Tbe Charley
”will m been lighted, but the
‘ arrived outside last evening-
n‘yon boardofthe Robertand
rift he. been arreeted, but they decline
'mlything about the ltata.
, capture of the Ichooncr Robert and,
mull-by therUnited Staten marshal was
i 'l'lac Navy Ignored.
WWW, Nay l].—'l’he question of
thempeofthe ltatais likely to be alive
'topietor nome_time to come, whethcror
out!» Chilian vessel reaches a Cbilian
‘ puttwith arms on board shipped in Amer-
“: waters urif she reaches a diminution
.matmaohtainedaftershe escaped from
am:- juriadiction. One of the moat
WMhthecawis that thenavy
,7 Wt was not asked to rendertbe
m amiatance in making the capture
. fi'mlintaining aupervision over the ltata
after her capture. . ‘
' 1‘ Hr. lunatic, the minister of the govern.
‘ Intof Balmacada, the only government
' when by the United States in Chili,
Lnfllafomal representations to the state
Wt, and on those representations,
‘lneknd bymsuitable proof, the department
ldjaaticuwaa requested to take proceed—
.ilp‘ through the district attorney and
war-rial of southern California for the dr-
until-5 of the vessel.
the charm saoura liar. Bee- Called
Than proceedings were taken and a
hutymarahal was placed on board the
‘ aired m, but, according to the state
”to of high oflicers of the navy depart-
s
’l'lll MAW.
Int. the attorney genernl'a office failed
to give them any official notification of
& proceedings contemplated, and neither
[ht department nor any other depart-
Ilnllt of the government naked the moist.
III» of the navy.
HI! this been done, it is said,“ would
hrabeen an easy matter to have placed
thChilian under the supervision of the
_ ' M, and the ltata's escape under
W's gnu: while actually in the
‘aatodyof officer: of the United State:
would have been lmpoaeible.
. Alleged conditions Announced.
Having been left out in the original pro
mauvyoNcen speak resentfully of
borduanowallcged to have been sent
Bunny, of the Charleston, and
WW Brown, of the San Fran-
Mlnd Captainfichley, of the Balti—
more, lotake the ltata, provided they can
do Iolwlthont manifest injury to their
It. a: m ships or loan of life.
‘ Hohudy can he found authorized to give
' h Mute denial to than utotcrueumt:i
m Tracy is down the river
» Secretary llamaey is inaccessible,
hatnavaloflcera generally join with the
pabllcln ridiculing the notion that any
Ila Instructions could have been issued
. II'IUIhuodoubt that wine kind of a
Phottheltata has been onlrred,hut
. certainly not been hampered by any
huh aboard conditions as those alleged.
' I!" an. (lot the Arma-
Oman. Cal, May ll.--'l‘bere arrived
Ame company, of New
Inukto theflhtlian ineurgeute upon the
dedhctlngondellvery, it being the
topntthearuu aboard acous-
lagaeboonarandaend than down tomcat
, amt ltata. than on her way
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A BIG GUNDAV BLAZE.
[metr- lino Story fir-envy lie-an
Outta. at low Tort.
X" You. May lL—Thetbree top floor-
“Francis ll. be t& Co’s nine story
wholeaalegvocery on Went Broad.
way, Franklin and Varick atreeta, were
suited by fire yesterday afternoon.
ofthecnpolnandofthewalluu the at
Broadway aide fell out. and attack the
down track of the Sixth |avenue elevated
road. aura-hing the guard rails andtlee
and rendering the track unclean. But
trains ran right along, back and forth on
the up track.
When the fire war out Chief Bonner ex-,
amined the West Broadway wall and pro-l
nouncefiddangerous. and ordered the;
street c and trains stopped. Colonel:
Halo, the general manager of the roud,‘
refused to stop the trains. ”The police;
were then called on. They mode hollow;
of stopping trailic. Colonel llaiu called
at the loonard street station, and then:
the police decided that the wall was not;
dangerous, and that Chief Bonner'a ordera‘g
need not be enforced as far as the elevated 3
railroad was concerned. But they closed,
the street below. The fire itself waa our:
that tried the grit of the firemen. The
building was supposed to he fireproof.
The fire broke out on the top floor about 3
3}»; o'clock. The floor was used for the'
storage of spices, and the boxes were piled
in tiers from the floor to the ceiling, with
narrow passageways between the tiers. A3
small part of the floor was occupied'lry
machinery for the grinding of spices. ,
Policemen Cavanagh and Clark saw amok:
coming from one of the windows in the?
northwest corner. When the firemen got ‘
there they could find nothing but smoke:
to fight. Both the top floor and the eighth ’
- floor were filled with smoke.
Chief Bonner finally located the fire in
the Varick and Franklin street corner of
the building. Twenty engines and two
water towers attacked it. After a desper-
ate fight of aeveral hours, during which
falling debris nearly killed several fire
men, the Games were extinguished. Work
was just about over when engine 20, in
West Broadway, got too big a head of
steam on and blew oil her top and smoke-
stack. Fireman Frank Magoo was: slight-
ly hurt.
Mr. Wallace. a member of the tlrm, esti—
mated the total loss at Hm»), of which‘
$350,011) was to stock, and about slow) of
that was done by water. he thought. Chief
Bonner thought $250.0” would cover the
total loss. Later Mr. Wallace said mono
was a cormtrrativn (estimate.
LABOR’S THUNDEROUS DEMAND.
A Second french Revolution In Threat-
ened in Belgium.
“hummus. May ll. "Riemann: rural»
were made at Urge Sunday for intimidn‘
lion. A search by the police and get»
dormers of the dwellings of etrikcrs at
Charleraii revealed :1 quantity of explor
sires. 'l'lir- geluiurrm-a nrrmtesi three men
in the forest who were engaged in charg-
lugahomb with dynamite. A fourth in
flying from pursuit jumped into the river
and was drowned.
Thirtyveigbt suffrage meetings were held
in Brusseb‘. and other cities of Belgium.
Many of the speeches made were of the
most violent character, the speakers urg-
ing that the working people must at any
hazard assert their right to n nhare in the
government. The upper classes were
warned that their oligarchy win; approach-
ing a close and that nothing short of nut-
vernal auflrage, promptly granted, would
be likely to avert a revolution.
A socialist orator in Bmauels escorted
that the day was not for «imam when
royalty would be brought clown m it had
been brought down by the French revolu-
lion, and that the bayouets employed to
prop up thrones would be turned against
those who sat on the thrones.
In Antwerp, Ghent, Liegeand Charleroi.
on well an Brussels, the garrison: were
kept ready for instant service and the
police were reenforcod by minnow. The
miners on strike aaacmbled axon May Day.
but without any serious exhibition of vio-
lence. The utmost anxiety is felt by the
authorities no to the future, and it la aid
that both king and cabinet favor ample
canoe—lone on the suffrage issue an a
means of plncating the working elapaea
The majority of parliament is, however.
will stubbornly opposed to the surrender
of the powers and privilesea which the
upper orders in Belgium have so long pow
accent! exclusively. and the fartheetthey
are willing to go is to place the suffrage
within reach of the leaner tax owners, atlll
excluding the vast majority of the work-
lugnten.
in England and Germany the aituntion
la viewed with equal anxiety, an it in felt
that the agitation is favorable to France,
and that the socialiat element would rtaa
en inure in behalf of France in the event
0! a war. ,_
THE HORMONS ENTHUSIASTIC.
Ibo Old Tabernacle "in the Mara and
litrlpea In Ilarrlua’a liner.
“mist. We,":i.""”“i’. “m
the ta come, t mor-
nlonr even turning out to do hint honor.
Porthetlret time in tta birtorytheifor-
non tabernacle belated the "Start and
Stripes" during the moment's Mt
here. Thonaanda of reboot children greeted
hint.
0ao Day hr Iplrltaal hinge.
Gannon drum Cola, May ti.~ln
hill hatGIenwood Operationaesnle
dormant Harri-on taldhebadcoma
:“lfen abonld haveouetrcedayia
wh htothlnkot their tannin-withere-
eelvu, of thing: that are not material but
are spiritual [Applaunn] t desire to
«were from a clown and
haartm'yitbankatoygonfor distorting
nan, ngtoyoo it return mpyt
fimrtmnummmu
what microfiche thatraaia»
i
m [Applame] i be ire-Mil
hdaeounnun internal and rate
' THE rinses mun: ‘
Destructive Fires in Pcnnsyls
vauia and Michigan.
mm]: All) 011. DBRRIDKS corn
Until-g lee-a Able to Check the Plen-
Advam of. the lire. and lllliona of
Dollara' Worth of Property WIII 6. II]!
in Smoke. '
Drmoir. May li.—-0nly the most meager
report; are being receired from the rant
dintrict in the central parrot Ihentalolhat
has been the Woof thedevaatating forest
tires for the pdst three days. There reporta
more than confirm the worst (can, and
show a widespread line of dinner not
equaled since the great woods fir-ea of 1871.
The lives have burned down the telegraph
linen, made railroading dangerous and
wiped out barns, honors, stores. churches
and mills, with millions upon milliona of
feet of lumber and logo. A small gale-“hue
swept the Home» about at will. The air is
filled with black smoke and a myriad of
sparks that net tire to everything the
touch. ‘ ’*
GI‘YIIIII‘ the Town.
WARWELL, .‘lio'hu May ll.——'l'be forest
fires have done. great damage in this ridur
ity today, and tire watchmen are pulroIv
liugtire town to guard against lire. (,‘lin— Lem
ton, on the Toledo, Ann Arbor and .\’orth-
ern Michigan railroad, three miles north
of’lrcrc, was totally destroyed yesterday.
not ubuilding being left «I " The
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v*l4~~83uth‘,ain81rrat,: ‘
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. NORWALK.
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Pun-tag” blowing low tho M
titan! la the la»-
Auuxv. llay u.-0rera.oln purple went
to l’leaeure Inland to witnean the same b
tween Albany and Bufialo. Two nlnplrea .
were nee-emery, and Kelly and Bantu
filled the mica. Albany played a loo-e
game of bail. objecting on thedachiona
and In onec’aae disputing an alleged fair
ball, Brady for Albany allowing a man on
base to acorn and the batarnan to at
home. Fields for Buflalohattedhardand
Gunahannou for Albany on a home hit
brought in three men who were on heart.
The pitching of Murphy waa very Moe
tire, an the hits will show. The score:
Albauym ....... l o l o o o o a +4
Mah............’...li 3 i! l) 2 3 l 1 3—“
Bone hlta: Albany, l0; north. I. Ema:
Albany. 6; Bum-lo. 1. Batteries: Hurphy and
Brown. German and flnrphy.
Standing bf Ila Cilia.
Thepercentngos of the clubain the Na
tioual league to date are an followr:
(.‘levelaud.. Phliadel
New York. 8 “Cincinnati. 5 ll .33
The percentages of the clubs in the
American ”Inflation to date are aafol-
lows:
W- I.-
d
3
RC." W. L EC.
.WColumbms..l3 l5
-.nr:l?iucimn..1: lo
M .nrlArhlerir-., . 9 iii
Bi stou'aahiugrnt t:
The following are the percentages of the
clubs in the Eastern league:
W
Baldwin. . if»
on ...... Iii
lift;
. 1. Pill W. L EC.
Newllavenli l .Plf.llocheeter,.t ii .33
Budalo.....l» 2 ,Kflfllhan d C 13
9 t .lirltal’rovl our-nil 9 no
8W... 7 6 .Iml'l'roy : I" ll!
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
'- - -r-_ Gathered-luau-
mill of “’ngnerdr Pierce at that point and
2.000;“) fect of logs are :1 total linen, and .
nimut loom) feet of lumber wow» dc»
stmyml, owned by Hyde “filth, of Stanton.
The pimple had barely time to escape with
their lives.
The euwmill of U. S. l’ringle. situated
three miles moth of I’nrivell, went the
some way, tour-the? with sovemi buildings.
About 1,0“me («or of iumheraud moron
feet of logs nwrml by Mr. l’ringlc. till
cords of boltsowueol by Hum-rte Rounds.
several bumlrml ties "\vtinl by Iln’rl'lint
8: Pete Marquette- chroma}; were burned.
Thu Kane Gill III-Id Ablue.
RAKE, Pa, May ll.—.~'ince 3 o'clocka
llcetructive forest tlrr ha» been eating its
way through the Kane oilfield, destroying
the best part of the northern half the pro
duciug territory. C. W. Surholield and
Reader's property on lot 355 isentlrely
consumed. Stetheinwr & Co., on the
Brown loam, loot ”intern: rig“. Tutti-(Dim
of J. P. Cnppeau‘s lease, owned by Pres
ton and others. is in ashw At this hour
tllzim the fin- mntiuurt with unabated
fury. u-lvurpriug lltrrlllt'{t~ll riy nu Ion 4&5.
It‘l. 4'3.“ and ill.
Another lurinue lire i~ advancing on
Porter pump station from the soul'unnd
northwest. llurulmlsof men are in dif~
fen-m parts of the lie-id lighting the tire.
A hurl: wind makes their rtlorts futile.
'l‘liex-illnxe of West Kane is threatened
Wllhtltb‘lrllcliiill. .
Blue with Smoke.
Gma‘n Harms. Mich. May il.—lncorn-
lug passengem from the north say that
the: whole country in blue with Minute.
'l'iiei‘hicugu and West Michigan station
or Shields, near White t'loud. has been
burned.
Eighteen ('. and M. frcicht mm were
burned u: Lilly Junction, lira-r Lake, near
llex t'ity, 1m mile“ north of here. hm tele
phouulmthiscity for aid, and a tire on
glue haw been sent. Forests nn- oblate,
and the Ostevhout a: Fox lumber yard.
with that“) worth of lumber. is surround-
ed by llamas.
\l‘nikerrille. a small town in (henna
county. the terminus of Butler's and
Peter's longing road, mus totally destroyed
by fire. The hotel, livery stublcmlorea,
saloons. blaelfilmtth almp nml nearly all
the dwellings went up in smoke with 5]),-
mo hard wood logs.
Driven Into the Water.
llaumson, Mich, May ll.——The fire hoyn
are lighting bravely. \l’ithuut their aid
the city would undoubtedly have been on
tire before this. The poor form was in
danger thin morning and the furniture
wan removed to the (lullgregntionnl church
The inhabitants of Bear Lake, Maniatce
county, were burnal out yesterday, and
compelled to wade into the lake up Iotheir
necku to sure lbeirlivcs. The long railroad
bridge at Sturgeon river was burned.
Oil and (in Walla “Ira-ml.
Ult. Cltt’, l’a. May ll.-l"our gran walla.
eight oil wells, several tank» and about
five mum miles of Invent have up to thin
evening been burned by lomt tiren. which
utarteil Saturday between Coal Mill and
President and broke out afresh today. our
ering three innate mile-r thin afternoon.
Gangs of men from the surrounding canto
ties have been neat to tight the tire. No
Intimate cl than-yet eren approximated.
Ila-tract!" 'Irea Near Anetta.
iterate, May il.~—Aulvlcar received
from Renting Summit, Pa. state!» that
the moat dimtroun forest tires known for
fifty yearn to raging within a abort dia-
tauce of Austin in the immune timber
tract of P. C. and M. W. Gotalyear. of thin
city. Thirty million foot of lumber and
thirty cords of bark were burned within
ten mile- of the railroad track.
A Veteran really, larder“.
lfmuvnn, May ll.-llenry Anita-a
an Inmate of the lioldlero’ home. was Int-
ed from that Inetitutlon laet oven
Shortly alter noon hh body we- found‘
Honey creek, about four lailea from the
borne. Several
withaet trope. lttuuppuned how-e
mnnlrntltodtben ‘ intolheeraekfi
a t y met
an. Nomotlvafortheertnteieknown.
pony Emmi“
do. lrun- \’avi¢nr Places.
ll. A. Douglanr' Cannery and curryiug
shop at. Chautauqua. the lament in north-
ern New York, and other buildings. were
burned. lawn-t, 825,11”.
All efforts to smother the fire in the In
high (‘oal company's colliery No. 4. at
Summit lllil, I’d, have proved futile.
Hon. Peter Ward «lied at his home in
Sewburg. N. l'., Sunday morning. He
wasanotcd railroad contractor. Politic»
ally he was a Democrat, and no such waa
elected mayor of Sen-burg and ~senator for
for the Thittcortthdbtrivt, filling the t1»
cancy $3“!th by the nieulll nf lion. Henry
R. Low. Mr. Ward mu Amy-three yearn
old.
The temponry suspension of the decree
for expelling the Jews from Koala in II. .
lievzd to be the prelndolo n permanent
revocation of the decree.
There seems to be a strong probability
that the man "Prettrhy" "minke-huge]
with being New York'u “Ripper." is not
the man he in 513le to be and that he
in guiltiesn of l'arrie Brown's murder.
The Kr". .\lr. Smolder. of the Jersey City
tabernacle. ilermuuu-il the grand jury of
lIurL-um unruly for not having found lll-
llii'tmentd against the bookmakers at the
Glutenburg race track.
The pilpt‘h‘ of Gem-ml George l’onlutz. I
bmrc L'uiuu widier and ex-cuusul general
to ht. l'etcrsburg, who died ten years ago
and was buried in ywtler'a ill-Id. have been
discovered and show that he left much
property. .
THE NEW TREATY.
Ilow Spain and the i'nited Maren [1an
(one to 'trr-a.
MADRID, May ll.~»’l‘he new Spaniel!-
American treaty providu in} the free en-
try into the United State-x of sugar. honey.
room, coffee and skins from the Spaniel:
Went Indies, tel-rm and iron ore paying
the duty exacted by the new [Tumult-Rates
tariff. In exchange Spain's colonies in the
West Indies are to Meir..- American coal,
ice, wood. boom, shoes, freon and salt
meals and fish. either free or under small
duty, while butter and dripping-r are cu-
tirely free.
The duty on floor and corn is reduced
from 8.50 to use per barn-I. The tariff
on dry goods and huwlumdry machinery
will aflonl the l'ultal States no mhlcrlal
adv-outage till um. become any privilegu
accorded will be reaped by Great Britain.
France, Germany and Ilelgium under
“favored nation" treaties. (‘om t
authorities (nlfltl‘llr that l'nbn will ruler
a reduction in clutmn» meniptn of all,“
monthly under llie convention.
Paddler. Want lave Wag-a.
lem’m. May Il.-—ltetum indicate
that all the l’ituburg lodges of line Alli-b
gram-ted Association of Iron and Steel
Workers have declared for an advance
from five and a half to «in dollars a too for
pnddlinu next year. The lam scale taken
eflect July I, and during June the Arnal-
gamated comentlon will pa» upon the
propooltinn to demand an inertia». it in
thought the acheme will carry. although
it failed a year ago. That the mount»
um: will concede it with the market in
itepreoentunaatiefaetoryehnpr in not no
certain. It in aid that the determination
to secure an theme to hated u
been expected to he can-ed by 'orld'a
Mr work.
Again! In. Brian.
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You. Ml: ll.-»-'I‘he eelebratedeaaa
Briana will come before the New
York Preahytery, which room till: after»
noon. and the viewn of that eminent
nebular will he «fluttered and ”Magoo.
The committee which wee appoln to
coneiclerDr. ’ inaugural addre- at
thallnrlrln i urn] tact «in
nary w parent to report
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lithium lay itu'l‘lie appealed
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DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
urnv on in vnc run.
E SUCH
‘ housekeeper;
lrh “Hinge walnut! mfln’alfiw hm large pm.
«mftmauhatitute their» lions, to make
Wwi‘h nrtwi'n. no] loam
till brand—the lent.
M RELI. SOULE.smacus:.n.v
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In all who all
new. Write a
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wr sum cumin;
COMING WEEK
(GNEGIIIIV'B POINT.)
SOUTH NORWALK.
mugs“ I
IIGIIING. BATNING IND FISHING.
Ample liked and Stabllng Paellllleo. .
Shore Dimitry Specially
3,]; E. POWER,
CONN
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Dibble it BumSIock’s.
venuou ~ 7
leedPotaioes
lililli sun,
noun or urinal.
um nosr.
nibble 8!. Comsmck.
Spring Styles
HATS
IS ALL GRADES .\.\'fl COLORS 0F
StiifandSoflHats,SilkHats
Ilu;'u Hub and Um», l‘lll‘lr Ilaia for Me 1. rtiltl
liny ~. Nutrm Soft llula fur Moi; ul
KNAPP’S,
9 I Washington St.
Particular Attention Fair! to Fixing.
Cleaning and Ironing Silk Flats.
‘ is. Palmer cut. Elhharl. lad.
NERADAMS
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(“IRES All. DISEASES.
It In the only medicine that run he tniwn in
lawn rmuxh r uautit let to Map frrmeuini ion.
dntmyullermea ithr germs» nf illwttwhnml
vane bnrmtu the patient. It
not in any wa'y
r whatever. but in is water
contains no run
c with yumerful wrnmlnmninn
“All . ll rum who - all other n‘itlflllea
lull. Rocket“ xemilhwr) of dimer. free.
ll. ll. l’ialeled. ryh Norwalk. Venn. or 2'
Inigo! rtrtet. New lork Hit. 3%
WHY NOT DRINK
mums
01 Bill.
Ilfll' ”0 Bull“?
CD“! A? ml-
'3. IIEIJGIGIIS.
“his. GPNIINUNG, "it.
"'Idlmllil'... IIENLTIIY.
Wall Papersl
SPRING STYLES.
Hur mmrtmrnt of Paper ll:tm:xn-,m_i~ tin-r
lull‘gfnl and (mud in the rum: uf hor-
\Mtlh‘. \‘c Ilnvr- un-r
"1,000 Rolls of New Patterns
I-‘Ult 'I'IllI Si'lllh‘li ‘l'lllllll.
A line of Bulls at 20 and 25 cents
l‘llll lMil'lil.l2 lllll.l..
A full lim- uf Mitcvl l’ninl-. ("mu-h l'uinrs
nml Vuumlwn. l‘nwkrtl‘r Spur l'nllllm~illlrll.
lint-lien. Artixt-o' Matti-nub. Iiull'liwrs‘ Iiaul
\l’aa fur bani “will l‘lmrr- and Furniture.
PAINTING.
Paper Hanging and Galoimining.
L. H. Decker,
79 li’aahiugtuu ritrcrt Sn. Sorwalk.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger.0alciminer,lainlu
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BGBGFNS.
Ill North Main affect. rm. Nnrwnlk.
Sample ltnoka oi full line lute-t alpha of
l’npcrnJiur‘lrru audliilt Nluuhiium- token to
binne- tor lone-Minn. on holin- by tan-int
tacit! bulimic: cheerfully elven.
Electric Time.
lwaltsml finalist.)
llavi porcine—rd the izlmrtr- 11m mm
in thin ly I am one «exam! Input Illl‘lurka
an? hero l mm or running order In Inn
re.
Electric Bells. Etc.
lam also tr wire for lie
harming“. permumuii
\ a I . -
laminate"! contact. Rallofm ion
men .
W. C. PERRY
my to. an. to, so. Nomlt. ’
.. Nil 0F TIIE NllNFIGlIIIIEII,
”VB Bill! Illl’Bil'
By giving our Customers Bigger
Bargains than usual.
GAST’YGIJR EYES (IN THE. FOLLOWING.
SPECIAL.§SPECIAL.
We have placed on the ('ullilt-
tors in the (“clitoral our Stun-l
1
an elegant display of Fancy Ar-
ticles. Stamped Linens nf every
kind. etc.
All Linen Brmtl'ee. Bureau and
Stand Scarfs. law.
All Linen Slasllers.staliipml 1'2.-
.~\lI Linen 'I‘cu Trays and Cov-
c-i‘s. 1’50.
An endless variety of Duylus.
'l‘iilies. 8:0.
We Can Save loll Money
by buying your Jackets, Reef-
ers. &c.. from us the coming
week. Every article is marked
at the lowest possible notch and
is warranted to be as represent-
ml. No trouble to show tlwm.
(live this your attention illlll
call upon us an the earliest pos-
sible clay.
JEWELRY
mwunrs
Constantly on Exhibition.
Lure. ('hain. Iluir illlil liruill
l’ius. Utytlizell and liolhplutml
Bracelets. (‘utl Buttons. ill-urn-
lug Jewelry. \Villl'll FUllS. l’l'll-
dents. &l'.
LADIES“ rectum and
sum wusrs.
I'Ivcrytliing new in this ill--
pertinent. Ruehiugs. Lurist'rs
liullliugs. Dil'l't'ltlll’t‘S. in You
llykvamll Leisure; Shirt Wallets
in Plain White. Figured :uul
Striped. Byron Ilull ('nllurs.
Vuu Ilykv and lie (ll-1w Inu'v.
Hosiery and Underwear.
This week will offer special
values in those undo for lucliw.
gents uml rhihra-n. iuulitim‘
and grades nuituhh- furl w mm-
iug season.
i
Paiasnls and Sun Umbrellas.
We have still the greatest as-
sortment ever exhibited in this
city. l’luiu Black. Fancy Bor—
dcrcd and Striped. Gms Grain,
Figured (‘liina Silks. Lace in
Blacks and Colors. &('. All the
newest designs of handles.
Surah Caps.
New styles received this week
in all Shapes um! (him-5.
nuss 60008
Ilcpuruneut full to overflowing
with all the richest fabrics of
tIn- season. lb- surc and visit
this-counter the mining week,
for everything now will surely
be found. Prim-s unquestionably
lnw.
GENTS’ FURNISHINGS
A \t‘urll in Hill“ ”Pills. I’lll‘lllfill-
iup; trade; - Hur assortment in
this tlt'pill’lllli’ill is the largest
we vvvr curried; prices the low-
vsi. If you nml Imuulermlor
l'uluumlvrwl Shirts. l'nllvrwvur
of any description: if you are
going In new! Hosiery in any
quality or weight: Tic-H of may
style or price: I‘uliatl‘a llllll ('llllrl
of uny kind whutvwrulu not
make tIu-mixtukv of not running
to see us. If we cannot will you
gmuls we ('llll quoti- you price»
on you will Iu' lll‘lll'l' illlll' tn lilly
l‘ltil‘WIN-t'v. “‘1' ill‘l' luillllll in «In
you jlll‘lll‘t'.
Oil Cloths and Shades.
lglms [or Staten Island lye Works
M. 5. SMITH
insurance Building,
SOUTH NORWALK.
CONN. ..
Norwalk Chronicler