Shouted the
.7 s. = JAFFRAY & 0MPANY,
The old and reliable house of New York, after being in the wholesale dry goods business for 98 years, in the city of New York
Auctioneer
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old the
1 Stock of
Such is the history of the world—millionaires today, poor men tomorrow. The stock had to be sold out to settle with [the heirs. It
‘ this season’s production which we will place on sale
‘SATOROAT MORNINO, MAT 4h, 95, AT 9 O’OLOOIi.
Come early, for the goods will go at auction prices. Read this parti list and profit thereby:
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* Linens.
. Table Damask, 3H0 quality. at 25c.
Table Damask, 49c quality. at 37ic.
. Table Damask, 45c quality, at 33c.
Table Damask, 81 quality. at 75c.
doz. Linen Doylies, 100 quality. at he each.
dos. Tray Cloths, 19c quality, at 129m each.
Domestics.
1 ease Unbleached Muslin, 6c quality. at 40 yd.
1 case Domet Flannel, 5c quality, at 3c yd.
1 case Crash Toweling, 5c quality, at talc yd.
1 case 8-4 Bleached Muslin, 20c quality. at lzic yd.
100 Chenille Covers, 49c quality. at 33c each.
1 case of the best Quilts 3'). quality, at $1 19 each.
50 8 4 Turkey Red Covers. 81 quality. at 690 each.
lease Heavy Wool pnkets, 82 quality, at $1.25 each.
The Billion Store,
ROSIERT AND
UNDERWEAR
B r 's Ribbed tit vckings, bust 25c quality, at i2lc pr.
lmdinv' Fast B ark. seamless Stockings, full lengths, spliced heels
and town. at this title only he
pi‘.
Lucio-J Summer Lisle Vests, long and short sleeves, actual value
39c. of. '25:: each.
Mao’s Random iivrino Shirts and Drawers, ribbed skirts. regular
puer- 75n. at 480 each.
Mun’s and u.y'. sweat-rs. Egyptian yarn, worth 500. at 256 each.
lil~n'~ Fancy Lauud r: il Shirts, Collars and Cuffs attached, regu~
1 if price 81 at 5031: each.
Cloak
Room.
in this great sale we shall include the greatest bargains
over uth'l'r-Il in Paper; and Jackets, all bought this week from a
m inufacturrr who wanted to close out his stock.
turner Main and Wall Streets, lilillfiilll,_lliiillh
Here they are:
Was placed in the hands ot a receiver, who tried to dispose of it at private sale, but was compelled to auction itlofl' this week. Our
buyers were on hand and secured some of the cream of the stock, letting go by all the old styles and passe patterns, buying only
18 Capeos, appliqusd and lined with silk, regular value, 312, at
W 5 . l
15 Children's Jackets, navy, tan and red. 82.50 quality, at 81. 50.
12 Children's J ackets, navy, tan and red. 34 quality. at $3.25.
20 Ladies’ Jackets in black only, at 86. 60. 87.50. 38 50 and 910.
These are all worth from $10 to 815 each. Come and see them.
Dress Goods. ‘
ALL THIS SEASOR'S STYLES.
10 pcs. Bliick Figured BrOcades, 690 quality, at 33c yd.
10 pcs. Bromide Mohair, 69c quality, at 35c yd.
5 pcs. Silk finished Henrietta, 81
quality, at 75c yd.
3 pcs. Silk Warp Henrietta, $1.50 quality at 98c yd.
10 pcs. mixed Novelties, 39o quality. at 19c yd.
7 pcs. Fancy Checks and Mixtures. 75c quality, at 50c yd.
8 pcs. Cheviot Serge, 54 in. wide, $1 quality, at 69c yd.
10 pcs. Silk and Wool Novelties, $1.50 quality, at $1 yd.|
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L B. L. Tobacco
sells for no
higher price
than other
tobaccos, but is
the Longest
Chew. A ten-
cent plug will
go as far as
tWO pieces
of any ,
other kind.
‘ . and Trade-hints einainnd and all P»
. condoned [or ”ulna." 7;“,
. snow 8!
an .'°"°i,ihl ulna hm: than
it it’ll.
, goal timing or sham. win. we
a vise, if pelt-nimble or not. fire of
Darin not due till mm in secured.
, “ Mini) mun Priests," with
me n the U. ii. and tartan
. moments .
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l. O. JENNINGS.
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RACING l. ..
Three Important “Ensure-lint iiil’n..,_‘.| the
Senate ni .‘limm'.
ALTlANY, May 3i.—'l'lu- (lrzn' raring: 1:95,
the Wilda untipool soiling bill and tho pi
dietary coilimiiton's lilll drillimu n. in. H!
racing associations Wi‘ri‘ ii:|~~x-z' i_\ «'w
senate. and now no to ilii- good... :- m lll‘
Ilgnatllro. The othi'r Willis lull ouzmlst
pool selling is already ilil‘i‘i'. lly ilu- mm
billed provisions OT llifdilii'l‘il l'lll‘liilrhu'
racing is allowed under the snporimou m”
a commission of three mumlwrs. to in: up
pointed hy the governor. to hold office for
five years. races to bo run undo! the rules
of the Jockey club or National Steeple:
chase association.
Pool selling is absolutely forbidden,
and unrecorded bots or wagon-I homo-n
private individuals are the only things in
that line allovvod. The to: on racing as
soclntions allowed to operate is to be levied
upon the arms receipts. and before obtain
ing a certificate full payment of capital
stork must be certified to 'l‘rotting new
ciatlons are entitled to all tho privilegou
of the note.
The bills were opposed by Senator
Pound heretofore inwmlso the senator
and others believed that the tin-mores
wont behind the constitution. and upon
the some grounds Senator Rhinos, while
not epvnklua unninnt the bills. argued
that. while perhaps they wurn uneoustitu
tiouni they were better than nothing.
Senator Pound agreed with him. and the
manor of constitutionality will how to
be it‘siimi by the colitis.
MAYORS TOOK TEA.
Muynr Mum: I'rrwimtu a Hills Join an
Mays-r “rim-ran.
NW Youx. May IL—Muynr Strong was
enjoying a mp of ion yostordny afternoon
when Mayor i-ivhiurun willed.
"Take it mutt," mid Mayor Strong. and
Mayor Frhivmii N‘t'oplflll tho invitation,
"llnvoarnp of ten?“ Mlil'll tho nmyor
of New York.
"1 think i will." replied the mayor of
Brooklyn.
The mnyor of New! York pooh-d out a
cup of int; and the mayor of Brooklyn
”tripled it.
“it‘s very gout ." and the mayor of
Trolieyviilc blow at some bubbles that
bad roiiociod on top of tho ten.
"in strong im.” sold Mayor Strong.
"You. pmly strong." replied Mayor
Schivrnn, who illfl not which (in R0 the
joke.
"it's nlronu tea," ejm'ulniwl Mayor
Bit-onyx. smplmnirlng ilm word strong.
Mayor Hillillll'ml did not even then catch
on. and Mayor Stump asked iiwsrntnry
liaison to bond him a club. Then Mayor
Brilicmm unlined his Hill'k headcdnm ivy
remarking that be bud just liven reading
the lireoklyn Kaila
Duelist: conuirrso.
I‘M‘I’M for the Inna-Idem
harden.
ass romance. Nay cum Du-
rant will be pissed on trial for his life for
m murder of mania Williams a. was
heldtonasmroa thatch in those-
atal! Jug Osl-
at
cow atrium: and nitrous. and to cup nun
climax the property of the dead girl was
found in his ym~sos~ioxn The rhnin in
complete, and in my opinion nothing is
wanting."
ruimniuo-ntly liumnt'n preliminary ex-
amination for the murder of Blanch La-
mont was taken up. The evidence so for
given was a precise repetition of that at
the inquest. and related to Durant accom-
panying the girl from the school on the
day she was murdered and to his social
intimacy with her.
Dynamite Dick and lulu-r Creel ”and.
(il‘Tllllll-I, (i. 'I‘.. May :i.—>'pongol's un-
dertaking establishnmnt in this city cun-
tninei the bodies of two tlmperndmvs. AI
thnlr clothing was cut off their bodies it
was rilfl‘n il.nt Dymuniic luck had at
least :iu hul'kshot in hi.» luidy, while twu
wuu-hooior bulls lot lho life out of liiiior
(frock. The two men killed are a part of
the going that held up the Rook island
trnin at lion-r some timcngo. They have
been chased rvor aim-c. 'l‘hn express cum.
ponies have big rewards out lul’ those out-
law's.
.‘ l’uwnlnokrr Murdered.
Mammary, (Isl, May :i.—~.i. Pierre.
nu ngml and dwmpit Frenchman. who
Olmillll'hrll n pawnshop ln'qucntly under
the espionage of thenmhorltios. was found
in his shop domi. ilo WM bound. ganglia
and curried with blood. The police have
arrested Stewart lirimu, slino (lounge Du-
roy. an ulmtil’irinli, and a barber named
Miller. Shims-mently Giro-n mndo a full
. confession, stating that Miller lmdconv
‘ mitted the murder, but got nothing.
i limbo Ili- Niels.
I New Vomit, May :l..-.iuiin lion-n a la-
borer employed on the now Columbia col-i
logo building at line iiuruirml and Seven-
, {moth strut-t and Amsterdam arolmo, foil
. from the roof of the ntruvturo. flvo linriuu
! high. to thoground. “in neck WM broken.
j An ornlmlnnm rrrmwod him to the )lan-
Italian hospital, wiwrn ho died.
'I‘uwn Alum llama lip.
(limo “Alum. .\iny amt-Iron limi-
um structure (norm 3 restaurant and the
dorm in the village of Sand lake. 2n
miles north of this city. was dentmyod by
lire. Several residuum were also bursts],
nutrition» on not enough loft innocent
module the lamina purple.
nous" Drops in“.
Bisonmrox. N. Y.. May Elm-Hurts G.
ihnlgrrs. one of tho riiy's rmurnn bank.
on. damned dead on Count street. lie
had been indirpimnl for several days. The
cause of death is thought whorlbm
heart failure.
cndlilo- or imma- was An m.
'AMTTNWTM. May daemon-entails.
lliti pm a fair tiny, but his general
wmlition is outlining-d. lie instill crib
tally iii. Re tit-Wallet Mu-
melmutu ism to be my nicely.
Killed In a calm.
Amuse. P... my s—Wiilis working
kahuna: mnm- culmination
a.
Burke. smite years. of mud-lower
warranting-s.
“Wham
firm IA Ion-
wtils nil-
NORWALK
LOOSTERS. '
Caught ( if Norwnlk islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
STRATEORO SHAD
every day; Vegetables from.Green’s
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of ,
FISH AND.
VEGETABLES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO CATSOP
RONT ll ZELOEE’S
millions. iii-ll. ,
WALL PAPER 1' 9°
cheap
when
bought at our store that you
should not have rolled walls.
will furnish you the best paper
hangers at the same price that
you will pay for cheap work-
men. We will guarantee every
roll of.’ paper our men hang.
We are sel-
lingthebeliMlXE” PAENT
ever made, every ounce at which
is strictly pure material. You
can get it in any quantity you
wish from half pints to gallons.
We carry the largest line of
Artists' Materials in the city,
and do a general Painting and
Paper Hanging business.
Remember the name and lo-
cation.
L. Ii. OEOKER,
TO 1! TO TO TO
mes-mm
If you want us to hang it we»
is
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\ SEASON i895.
Oibblehliomsiuck
are headquarters for AROOSTOOK C0,,
Maine,
SEEO POTATOES.
The ruggedest Seed Potatoes in the world.
With many rivals,but without a peer. We
have settled on three varieties that have
stood the test of every day farming for
years. .They are money getters, and we
are looking for the trade of farmers who
are in business for money. It is no
economyto buy cheap Potatoes for seed.
Save in first cost to lose ten times that
cost in crop.
The Houilnn Early Rose.
This has led the list for 81 years. Our
seed is not to be confounded with the old
run-out Rose of other sections.
TheEarlyBeauiy oiliebron
A formulated rival of the Early Rose.
It in a very handsomePotntoe;a sure crop-
psr with excellent cooking qufllties.
The New Queen.
Closely resembles the Beauty of llebron
fin is 10 days earlier. Our seed of ihil
sort comes from Caribou, Maine. where
it originated. is pure and true to name.
Also Brittney;- Ponies Manure for P0-
tatoes and Bradley’s Superphesphaie for
general purposes.
Also Bone Meal for lawn and garden.
Can supply either of above in original
100 pound bags or in smaller or larger
quantities to unit.
A fresh lot of
titanium
Remand-ital! pounds Ginger sum,
ascents.
Foursodnhslipomdflnmonflmk-
«unseat.
mmmmwmm ’
nnponndsommsthiimu
Mend I ball mill!- Usrnhiii‘s
'1‘ ‘5,
Will. PlP
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PALNTERS’
SU PPLI ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETD.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First Ave. and Inn St.
EAST NORWAI K .e
A‘IiihelaiesiNnéliiés
MILLINERY,
AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
CITY MILLINERT STORE.
THEATRE BUILDING.
WASTITNWI‘CDI HT“ NWT" NflflWAhl.
Fin. lliii uni Aeolian imam
itli [Sim iiiii unlit! ism
0m- nten-nlip 'l‘lclein all marl
n3 Drafts loans at“ and
Ms sold. also. mu rinse.
uni to, Post tiles. M Harwell.“-
imuy Public. nimble-«w
“In. '
d/h. .
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1‘; ,
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ltmmlue
I'n ‘ Plum. 1.. t
lfi‘f‘i -
(Tillers i
'In'ml'i?” . L n ,
New Designs and New Color-L
moan. Lav-r its.
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