r
ll
Gill”.
laterals]:
ill bat.
oes.
," th at Liomerl ., Misses’
1’ ts ”dfihmq. ‘ We cents.
exorbitant“ manna.
“on one:
not 3' 8 , W
1’on he’ll: Button
ool Bhoes
these goods, as it is a pleases-etc show
H. HARVEY,
g
r.
m... w... ......... wwm... ,
EDIIIITIIE RIVER
ireopie, Killed in newn-
.‘serlaad Horror. ‘
m1! seems in mm
W Deana-ea Ila
War III in" Dar
. It him Grows Greater
the United Kingdom.
I In“, lit—Another railway hon
hue-ammu- long on. This
ensue at the eaiamitylslald in
llllthelo-Mlifeiseath
. “lentil”. Anilwav bridge
' .ks'rmamall‘amuent of
w “Mintheoantonofliasel,
heaflhrmanyaava way Sunday
the vault of an ennui-ion train
with thron‘aaofpeople who were
waytoamusiealfste.
“plunged intotherlvor.
, tar-remainedauspended over the
, .Alltbetraiumenwerekiliedmd
d killed was at least sixty.
One Hundred lulured.
people were crushed in the wrecked
M bung mpended over the stream.
. lithe plunged down into the abyss.
' q - ve estimate of the injured
‘ the number at a hundred.
fearful calamity has caused a terri-
. In Switzerland and south Ger»
38mm hastened to the scene,
Injured were taken care of. .
W Attached fro- the Pulpit.
u «1 ,June lh—The allusions to the
. .. conduct of the Prince of Wales
a byNoneonformist preachers left
if any was entertained, of the
(V - of the dissenting clergy on the
. , ofmyilty and baccarat. The man
which those allusions were received
the congregations showed with em-
, how the people, who are the bone
Inaw of England, feel as to the eoa‘
Violation of law by the future king.
m of the police in prosecuting
gambling by the poor has added
'l tothepublie feeling, and every-
arnougthe toiling masses the do
is heard that the law shall been-
«Ialnst the gamblers of Tranby
lie-a Secretary latthawa Act?
. u - Home Secretary Matthews
disdained all knowledge of the
. Ground-it. Thishecan done
w, an the evidence in court, including
Many of the Prince of “'nlea bim—
9 has removed any ground for ignorance
' Instead of being allayed, the
.. t on the subject ol the scandal is
. When it was reumrked in the
. - -» of the labor agitator, Tom Mann,
lithe hr! of Coventry would be re
fig] from ones of Master of the Buck-
am Nana asked:
' Coventry 5 unlit to be Masterof
ind-became he is a gambler, ia the
grand Waleafit to be master of a king-
;} no numeracy Disgusted. Too.
his is but an illustration of the general
.. . t among alh belowhthe rank of
intimacy and among t aristocrats
”planed WWII“. if Inythlng
.3hjldfidfflnntbetalkattbe clubs.
Baden (lumming’a gallant array
uh. fiche-«that his treatment is in a
ill-ltd the Scottish soldiers, that,
“fig.“hm but atenth of the
army. they have always of
f yams-far back as the lndian
flimhdto stand the brunt of the
h, - witne- Telel-Kebir and Hajnba
nimtheoulyhero of the Manl-
M in Main Street. south . Norwalk.
Charlessln
«ll Vim «mill
mun «new».
zillsln Ito-t ts. tumult. .
., Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
FmitslegelahleeP’OuM.
or ALI. mans IN main season.
AT WHOLELALE RETAIL.
use» .
Q
r
l
’ Asisweil
audit wemnotsult .
tillOMo’oiosk. M
H. KRI EG
south Norwalkaconn.
TH! BASEBALL WORLD.
Multan flames artisan-arises Aa-
assrsns sasocIerozI.
At Pleasure Island, N. Y.—
ubany ......... 2311000000.
Rochester.;....0 h o o u o 0
Batteries:
Thepereentagaa of the clubs in the liar
tlonal league to date are as follows:
W. L. P11; .
at..." “no I: fiiill'mmnnfii
W.:::::::i 21 .fL’“!tebur5..,lrl 24 .ea
Brooklyn.....'d E . Uincinnati..ltl 2? .ID
The percentages of the clubs in the
American association to date are unfol-
W.
x)?
lo“: W Lee LP
at u uncommon... 4%
:1 «osmium ..... e: :u
...31 :u Winnie
anti...” 2‘:
LP
r .izs
- m
. \nie...;n a Les
.tlllWashinglonls'r :n .31:
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items of Interest carefully Milan! and
Condensed.
lion. J. J. C. Abbott has been chosen
premier of Canada to succeed the late Sir
John A. llaodonald. It is believed that
Sir John Thompson is to lead the Conser-
vatives in the house of commons.
John Van Cott, an odd character of
Oyster Bay, L. 1., committed suicide.
The Japanese authorities have decided
to stop the emigration of low Japuueae
women to Allierica by refusing to issue
passports to them
The “lticklsba” men who saved the life
of the czanewitch in Japan were sent for
by the prince and presented with It gold
mainland $3,500 in coin each and were
promised a pontoon of $1,005).
Prince Bismarck is sullerlng from lune
lingo.
J. F. Albrecht, clerk of the Camp Spring
Milling company, of St. Louis, is behind
the bars. He bet on "cinches," and ero-
oezzled $2.11) of the duo's money.
Tanner, the United States consul at
Pictou, N. 8., has been indicted by the
grand jury of that place for indeceutaa»
Legit. Tanner has lied. forfeiting blabail.
Billy O'Brien knocked out Jack King at
Hammond, 1nd,, in a fight for the middle~
weight championship of the state. lie
liniehcd his man in the twentieth round.
The Montgomery county (0.) Republican
eonvenlion has elected n solid delegation
of twentydbrec for McKinley for governor.
The sixth annual convention of the Order
of Railway Telegraphers takes place at St.
Imus today. Over 300 delegates are in at-
tenduuce.
Attorney General Miller was at Dana-
ville, .\". Y.,Jnne H, where he attended the
funeral of his sister, Mr. Peck, wbodiad
there Friday.
it is reported at Butte City. Mom, that
the Anaconda copper mines have been sold
through August Belmont to a syndicate
at which the Rothschild: are the head, the
consideration being between MAXIM“)
and ammo).
THREE BOUGHT TO END LIFE.
In Epidemic of Suicides in the Vicinity
0! New York.
New You, June l5.—-'l‘here hasbeeaan
unusual number of aulchles and attam
at sell «Instruction in this city and vicinity
of hue. Sunday three caaeawere recorded.
George D. Green, forty-eight years old, a
veteran of the war, hanged himself in Cen-
tral park. Despondeucy, caused by poverty,
is the supposed cause.
The secondcase re was that of a
young woman. Alice Grime, who jumped
from the tifth story of a tenement house,
receiving fatal injuries. She was insane.
The third case occurred in Brooklyn.
where an aged German tailor. Pet.
Schwartz. took a quantity of parts greep.
lle had become tired of eoostant bit-has»
Ines with his wife and determined to and
hi» life. The poison wasn’t immediately
elective, but the doctors say he will die.
A notorious Isa-en shat.
Tucson. A. 'l'., June li—DODUI’ Sheri!
Gray has arrived here with the body of
the notorious Mexican stagerobberGeron-
line, and hon, his accomplice. They had
been robbing stages In southern Ari-one
during the leat live years. and olleershava
been after them continually. Last night
Urey and hlsposaerautbem down in the
mountains near Panato. They made a
”t and Geronimo fired are and lace
three shots without sleet. Geronimo was
killed and loan surrendered. Geronimo
routed the United states mall andstage
pas-rum more than a death times and
mmlttad many murders. llawaa
tured several time, but always-ea:
hon, his seeum , up to six atoutha
eye was deputy .
I. (llvea Ila Indy to the m
Arm Pass, N. .1, June 1&«Euaaae
Bteyr, aged about thirty, of New York,
committed suicide at the West End hotel
flaturdsy night by tun-lag an the sea in
his room. ills body was found Sunday. A
lettee to a mandate hook requests
that the body he aaatwbr. Schwinn!
I last Twentieth meet, New York city,
lee scientific Al
0. letter Mr. Drew explains how by adroit
at the latter we» on his deathbed to continue
linen-snout"
He Says Drew Did Not Report
Correctly. ‘
mmrsrsunsurzoosozm
Bus Whether This Was Done [auntie-p
ally or Curiously the controller Dona
Not llaaard an Opinion—no Ran-la"
Pie-sled for Delay in Ills Early latte-I.
Wasiusoros, June Its—rho statement
prepared by Controller Lacey and sent to
Mayor Stuart, of Philadelphia, on the
course pursued by him with the Keystone
bank of that city has just been made pub-
lie. The statement Includes the letter of
Bank Examiner Drew of Jan. 24, notify-
ing him of the ”limo defaleation of Lucas,
the late president of the bank. In this
manipulation of the accounts of the bank
Lucas, with the assistanoe of Marsh, the
former enabler of the bank, abstracted
large sums of money from the bank to use
Inspeculstionsln real estate. Marsh,he
reported, was ignorantly led into these
transactions, and 1 raised Lucas when
the deception under representations that
the money abstracted would soon be re-
turned to the bank from the result of Lu~
oas’ enterprises.
Drew Planned for Ill-rah.
Drew also reported that there was no
evidence that Marsh had profited by these
irregularities» lie closed by hoping that
no publicitybe given to the ail’sir until
the bank should be rehabilitated or all
cil'orts to that end were found futile. Ae-
compnuying this let in was a preliminary
statement of the bank’s condition, which
left the capital stock of half a million in.
tact mulu not surplus of 835,?“9. Later
tin—«Tan. ZT—lir. Drew in an interview
with the cuntrollorat Washington stated
that in his judgment and in the opinion of
the clearing house committee the property
conveyed to the bank by the Lucas estate
was equal in value to the indebteducae
which had been unteenlui, and that in any
event the creditors of the bank were en-
tirely safe; also that to server Murals”: con-
nection with the bank would excite sue
picinn, and that Marsh was thoroughly re.
pentent and was actuated by an ardent
desire to do all in hie power to Assist the
bank in recovering any some which had
been improperly taken from it.
Why lle-llhl Biol Close the llanls.
Mr. Lacey says he did not close thebaok
for the reason that he had no lawful
authority to do so upon the facts sub»
mitted, and for the further l't‘llmll’l that he
was advised by Bank Examiner Drew
that the capitol of the bank was unim-I
paired; that the creditors- were therefore;
fully protected'irinl that prompt cll'urts;
would be made in replenish the rush by
dorm-sits of MW)!” to be made by the lead
lug directors and stockholders, which
should place it in funds until its own
nest-ts became available. Further and
later reports from llrew convince-I the
controller that the board of directors were
slow in putting Inulters in a mtisfurlory
condition, so on March 7 be levied on
illuminant of mono upon the shurehoId‘
are on the promise from It committee of
directors of the bank that the mscsmient
would be paid within a week. (in March
ll .\lr. Drew complained of little nctll’e
support from the directors on the ellort to
rehabilitate the bank. This run-bed the
controller on the ltlth, and three days
later be closed the bank. The bank then
remained in charge of the examiner for
fifty-one days. ,
Lacey Answers Ills (.‘rltiea.
In answer to criticism for delay in are
pointing a receiver. Mr. Lacey says it was
not made immediately berause it was the
duty of the controller to facilitate are
sumption of business by the bank. it was
important, considering all the business and
municipal ramifications which the failure
involved, that plenty of time be given for
developments, in order to avoid the are
pointmeut of some Improper and inter-
ested person. No person, he says, can
show that any creditor, debtor oratoeh-
holder has been damaged to the extent of
one dollar by reason of the delay.
What Mr. Wanamaker Did.
The controller states that Postmaster
General Wanamaker “never directly or in.
directly suggested or solicited one day's
delay in the closing of the bank, nor in
the appointment of a receiver, except as
appears by the of hereinafter
quoted. In Tact. l have met him but once
during the present year, and that meeting
was on March 21, at the suggestion and in
the presence of lion. A. II. Nettletou. than
acting secretary of the treasury. This In-
torview was the day after the Keystone
bank was closed, and the failure was fully
discussed.
“lie snlrstantlally continued the Inf»
nation I recelv’ed from Mr. Marsh, and
said that beheld as a pledge eertifleatea
representing about 2.500 shares of sweh in
the Keystone bank, and that he had de-
clined to surrender them unless the W
estate would pay him the amount his due.
I turned him to use his Influence In aid of
theelforts heingmadetoreepaothebank.
lie promlsedtolook Into the matter the
nine night on his return to Philadelphia,
and l telegraphed Mr. Drew to call upon
him with a statement of the assets and
lisbilltlel of the bank and to facilitate in
'-~ 'sterw...r,,
(TI
“ Waterman. 0., spur. I
“an. Edward ll Lam. controller: ’
t.
“new
In
Our asaoriln t of
I Wagons“
walk
renal... and now
. Gasoline Slaves
Inllflldlleltlnfll tori
‘ ruthenium. it
We have the very best mate
THE MANHATTAN
:II All. SIZES.
Willhah con and doalltheworh ol'a
stove whitebait trouble and expense. Fifty
lnuselnthlatown.
Call and See Them.
Bl8llllllE I5 BERT8 I Blllllll
WiHMeekerillo.
‘ML’SIC HALL moon.
lIlXA TlIIIIII!
ASK YOUR IIIIIITIIII IROIIT TIIIS.
STILLSON’S
ELIXIR IIF REII BARK.
Mn weenie to have been in .1 must uanmu-nnl
mom this your. The v'IIm'ltl variation:- of
I‘l'lilltt‘l’ fmm brilliant lnsnrnbrv. from but to
rid"). ltlltl from dr ‘Ile‘fl‘ to humidity are not
Irnn-lnu-iu- to bruit I. Exhaustion mu! psi-n»
urs- In threw I‘llfllt ea drmhtlm subjort the sys-
tem in Mira-Its o mainrions «linear-o. which. if
not at uuvcchfi'ked ultra hnn's on thrnufih-
out tlu- summer. This caution‘ls now spot-la ly
needed. after so mun) have amTI-n‘d the wonk-
enlng tormentsof the Grip. It is dirticult tn
nay how the public health can be lml tect-
cd from lhm rlimatic chan claim I . beet
safeguard for use agaimt I era is found in
LOXA TONIC
Stillson’s Elixir of Red Bark.
It will shar n the appetite. aid di-
gestion. enric the blood. build up the
system and make the weak strong; I
up it
:Fawcett’s
IIERIIQIIIRTERS FllIl
MILLINERY!
IIo. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Ulster 8t., llorwall.
Just. m-rireth’ll dozen llats today to sell
“ lilmut rearward! shapes and min”. at the
extremelg- low price of 3%., former rice 9!.
One Int 0 Hate 20c. Wreaths 3 much.
line lot of line French 0wem30c..-loe..50c.
mob. Don't [amt the number,
I? MAIN STREET,
Next to J. I". Bennett‘s dry plaids atom
Mrs. VI. Iawcell,
llo. l1 lsinttmt, Ismail.
Spring Styles
HATS
StillandSollHals,8ilkllats
Boy's Hats and (laps. ('rush III-tn for Men and
Tonya. Nutria Hon lists for lien at
KNAPIS‘S,
9i Washington St.
Partlsslsrltleatlen Politeilrlng,
Blessing audlmlny lllll lists.
Wall Papers‘l!
srrnfimifim.
r. u l u»
In’i’slmlrnl‘if‘sil.
min Heidi's? Patterns
roe Till SPRING TRADE.
Illneoillltaltlllndliolnie
DOUBLI Robb.
A III oleedPalntamaehilolnre
Hi... 9 when H- :m
PAINTING.
Paper III-(In IIIII Btlclmlslu.
L. HfDBcker,
"mm 93"“.
l l. n.1uumts. .
PM IIIIM ctltlulltidtlmr
“Wis .
hill. MMMERS. ~
,‘l
_. “mum
m....‘mmn..ou.m.
3"} umwo'mmtmuwamm
llur Stock at Trimmed
and Illntrimmed Goods.
itwillheno faultoffioads or Price. Open evenings
ER,
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games" you.
Ii‘ivnu‘ It”? m,
W o y- .l ,
nzipsnnmurenr.
Baha'i-WWW
ICE CREAM.
‘ "ow
SEASON r
Thvewileamhoat “cm "or ALBANY”
ll make Dally Trips to New York.
Leave South Norwalh at 7:45 a. m.: Sundays at $le a. m. Returning. leave New York, Beek-
man street. at 23']! p.
m.‘ Satunla ‘sat 2
Saturdays at 2:51 p. ' y
m. ; Sundays at out p. in.
p. In. : Sundays at ll
p. in. hunt and street at 2:!» p. m.;
FARE-8lngle Tickets 40 cents. Excursion to (lento.
Connecting on Sunday: with trains to Casey inland and other “side "Hurts.
The) Propeller
Will leave New York Mondays “'nlnmduys
Thursdays and Saturdays at 5:?” p. m.
I. l., llew Haven & Ilanloul II. II.
October 12. IBM.
TRAINS LEAVE SOI'TII XORWALK A3
FULLUWS:
Fun Nair Yours. .\. ll. - .‘l Itiirxrrpl Mondays)
ex. 5 to, MID local to, vi 3% at. T a or. I flier. ll as
“Junior-aim: rm lull ex. on; or. ltlll ox.
ll 37 local or. . . Minx. llhi no. 2:)? er.
‘Il'rl M”. In Stamford. o-xprrm [rum Stamford.
3135. l air-x. ful'.’ ac. to Stamford. 7- L’ch. Milo: .
timeout: in. 7 5| or. ,4 II in ., Wilma. I when;
“’nshingtun I‘llirwsd, Sumlms 5 Id .
on, it “or. l'. .‘l. II H mm. 7 2iur..ll .. ll".
hm haw llsvm. .r\. .‘l. I H 11.; filo run.
73‘ In}. :5 ’Il tux. 919i ct. It! i: Hr. l’. .‘l. Pill!
es.. l "I on, I t‘.’ an. : If: I L. t 2'. ami- If. nr‘.,fi:l
Inn, 7 lit-1,. I Zia-.J ll nc.,‘.' ll run. II «R Animus
ex and mu. lz'L'S n. In.. or. Sunday 7 to an.
9 i: an. n. m.: Ii 41‘ av. p. Ill.
Fun ll Isrrouo. A. til: em am, it to or,
1042M. l’. )l. lfmcx. TIT: en, lChuu. T I5
ex.» ll an. ll or ex., ii... in in, ex,
l-mr a‘rrumnew. A. Emblem-n olden,
llluar. I’. .\l.~ l2!» em, Titan. 7 l6 «1.. Mi
no, i"? (one It )lonriu ' morning butter-n
her: lllit‘ll an Spriugfie dlcx.
l-‘nu Foams. A. ”.ml 12 Ifia ribon- Lloci.
P. Mylzm ex. {via Springfield», lIV: ox. (via
Hartforil.
LEAVE NEW l'nlili
Fonrhuuuh’onwum. A. M.» 5m 01., so]
no.2"! M'..!lllr‘s. um .u. llillex.. II It: urn.
lzillnorm n, l'. ll. l:lr.‘;.-.,ltllex.. ‘30:an
l (In.. Tiller, litter. a tit In.. 5 It: (N..fill.' we,
“MILAN" an. iliiL‘rImn- "L and aux. L'Ill
midnight or. Sundays Mil m' .2 Il'aq-..5IEm-.,
I: (It midnight.
HALE’S '
*1. Sid
Bough IaIsami
_..uy-..
Vlllll cusnnv.
"antennae.
III um Tlllll
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK. CI INN.
Where are You (long?
I am going down to
HIINT it ZELIIFF’S
Fish and Vegetable Mariel
Where l can always find the [helical Fish
and Vrngal-lwa. Aim Salt and Similwl l‘isb.
Oysters, clams. lobsters.
Pure Tomato Batsup.
Imported Sardines.
Agents for “’aheman‘s
Orders delivered promptly.
HUNT 8t ZELUFF.
soon lllllSflLTIlE Prom.
Owing to the growing dmand for my
Popular clam Chowder.
I will as rain ramilles. establhhl
daily dill. |”lieu oi quality guaranteed."
In no QUART. Pith (MIMI.
lshallaive the h my personal stun.
“min tasking and dailml . i will tar-
:....-:.'“.::::. em «Home were
is s m on. v or
part at short notice. Add
Creamery liuttar.
lee rose
W. E. COLLINS.
iii-Emilln I'lnill. llomsli. lit.
“CITY OF NORWALK”
and Fridays at 5 p. in, Leave Norwalk “guys,
Housatonlc Railroad
llanhury aad horwslh llivlsloa.
CORRECTED T0 JUNE 1. lull.
'l‘ralaslenve South Noni-elk for Denim—-
6 lo. 0 TH a. In.. I2". 225. 5 illdflllaml I05 p. In.
Sundaymva a. m. and 653 p. m.
'l‘rnlm. leave lianbury for South Nero-all;
ammonium! ll 45mm” 1H!» rim and on:
p. m. Sundays “Kin. In and m. m.
us leave Sun! In Xurwalk for llldgr‘lleld—
v‘- l5 and ii TIN u. ru.. 11' ll. 2‘: 5 It! and 0:” p. In.
Trulns lrnl‘r Rid 'I-l’lclll for South Norwallt‘ ,
Ii if? :4". 'J in :unl l-r-‘iu. m., 24“. 3:5, Etllnml
0-.1 ‘, ill.
i'hivw York and l’lll‘lli’lll expire-‘5 louvre. New
'r urk m .m) p H... bomb Nurunlk till p, In..
nrriting at Pith-livid [fir p. Ill.
'l'iIer-Icl and Non hurl: express leaves
I‘m-fir Id or ill! p. in. Hvtln-l t; it: p. In.. (mn-
nrrzlng .mrh tilt: ‘l. m. 1min i’nvm iranbnryl
.50th .‘ull unit I: I p. In.. arri\ lug at Sew
\ art 3‘ N! p. In.
'lmll) tun-pl Sunday.
MAIN LINE DIVISION.
Trains leave llrldzrpnrt as {Ivllvm a:
711i a. m.. {manger for Mimic“
Imu n, In.. museum-r fur l’itta Hl, '.‘~
I'unuertiona or Albany and iI-o Wowt.
in mu. in. freight for Him lemme.
ii iii a. In.. freight for limit Harrington.
i Ill p. In.. l’ittslleld and Albany lemming”.
5th p. In.. New . ilfnrd Hpu‘hil.
6 l5 p. In.. New . illmwl :«pn'ial
33! p. in. freight for ”rent Harrington.
. 3') n. In.. (Sunday-II [Mu-tiger for l‘llle’llvltl
and. Albany.
\\ rerun ll. firlvnsmx, Vin- l’rvsldrni and
Hrne‘rzll Manager.
A. W. Plums. llrimrnl l'rtsscliurr Acrnt.
All Horses sold by this os~
toblishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS, .
Brookslde Stock Farm.
. Heavy Truck Horses, Family Horses, Grocery
PRIGES LOW.
. Formers‘ Horses, in fact, Anything in the Home
Horses
Line.
T0 HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Tim-Hos. Pacing Horses. Fine Cour-h Horses. Elegant
FURNITUR
omtfi‘i‘fi'onms.
David Stow,
south lain street. Uri-Stairs.
Eggs'lgnlalohing
haven» sell f .
atraimof w one Imefeholmat
Wilts incline. light Illlllllls
and Plymouth Ilotis.
All Predilddr stock.
c. shuns.
all in 5! Chapel Billet, Knuth Nttwalh.
h
mm
i
, {h “"13? In». em
mmrmldahmmfiah
”i: remmmrmnnmsmmm
EVEIIY PAIR. witness-rise. "1
. Call and examine than before poi-0W any other shoe, g.
l'l ._ S. BRO N’
South lllaln Street. 80. Norwalk. A
. I,
The llewf Moods Shit.
TRISTRAIVI & HYATT
p onzrma BUILDING, nonwsur. ’
We are showing a full line of Black Silk Grenadines in
Plain Stripes and Brocade.
Black Drapery lets
[Jami-Lace Flouncing in all Widths.
Immense Variety ol Dress Trimmings. .
1 Kid and Fabric Gloves, Ruch- ,‘
ings, [alias and fllihboné.
Really llade Suits in HanndISaleen, Binglamlllmittand iambic
BLAZERS IllID SHIRT WIISTS.
PARASOLS AND sun UMBRELLAS.
We have added to our special sales of Learner's Corsets, a line
of Thompson’s Glove Fitting Corsets.
TRISTRAM&HYATT
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W. B. Hall &Co.,?
Cur. Main and Cannon 813.. Bridgepnn.
w.
. Uni-now buildin { is fast nearing completion. and our business
Is not ill the least ( Islurhcd. We shall give during the month of
June
POSITIVE IIIII IIIIIIATCIIIBIE BARGAINS III EVERY IIEPIRTIEIT
. 0F IIIIR ESTIRIISIIIIEIIT.
. In the Dress Goods and Silk Room we shall sell the New Sea-
side Serge at 500.. 44 llll‘ll Black Serge at 3750.. handsome Grena-
dines at 40 and 500., Black China Silks at 39 and 591.1. 81.25 Hen-
riettasut 750. ‘ ‘
JACKETS. REEFERS and suns.
All :33 50 Shoulder (‘u ins. $1 75. all st Shoulder Ca .. 2, all
Shoulder (“apes $3? 50. all 88 Shoulder Ca ms :33, all gill ghouldgi
(‘Hpes 8.» French Cheviot J nckets $2 50 and 8:3 50, handsome Sateen
Suits at $2 50. Children's Roofers at 81 1'5 and $2, $2 “Fate roofs» .
for $1. 82 T5 ‘Villt' )roofs for SI 50. Ladies’ Embroidered ichus
from $2 :5 to $13, P Hill Cashmere Shawls l5c.. Children‘s While
Suits 31 In. :1 5H and s! 75.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.
_Ladios‘ Ribbed Silk Trimmed Vests usually sold at 250, we will
no two for 2.30.. Extra Quality French Neck 25c, Lndiee’ Black
"csts and Pants. 500., Smss. shaped Vests 250., Fact Black Hose
win. worth 250.. Regular made. fast. lira, were 250.. Bovs’ Rib- ‘
bed School Him-kings lie, Children‘s Plnited Wuists 250.", Child-
rcn's Flannel and (‘nnibric Waists 250.
W. B. HALL & CO.
The Best Gnods..."
lT LOWEST PRICES.
BootggShoes
, Glover & Olsen’s.
SPECIALTIES.
(lur Sarah Kid Ludios’ 82.00 Shoes are the finest ever oilerod
in South Norwalk.
Ludles' French Kid. Hand Sewed, Lndies’ French turned and
welts at prices that will astonish you. .
A full line of Lndies’, Children's and
pay all to examine.
Glover &‘0Isen
lHIEIO II TIIE 300T All! 8H0! TIRIE. ’
Thaddeus‘Guyer,
Men’s Shoes that will
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