lg 41 Canyon
m Said by Some to Have
‘ . Turned Informer.
arm. worm an Allltllsm
II! We lava-a low nope. aadlq
A rare they new war- the Darwin. New
Wm circular and cant-s
ha- Ilene.
M J Ito—Nothing of a seam»
‘m nature. :2:- the arrest 0! Alexander
mum in the "Q" cotispiraey
area mam-m profeaato know any that
m lb lab conspirator, ifconepiralor ha
WW" But this rumor theta-
will “(1“:wa They claim
healiltoya'ovebeyomladoubt that
'th m ailing out the varimis Brother-
hood Wie- tor ashtanea inhringing the
“9'” bushy dar'nagiug its cnginos was
by Chairman Rage. 210 still denies
lthe Attorneys Douche“: and David
N to, Ice the prisoners yeatuday. The
”I m
that
lid
3'
in good humor, and chatted with
rattorneystor over an hour. Mr. David
tit-a wen no new developments since
Saturday. He thinks that the men have a
case.
A group it eight tax—engineers and firemen
of the “0' were watching the movementa of
meet the new men thiamorning at the
Sixteenth Itreet arming. The strikers wan
. evidently in good humor. They declared
.ovn'audoverazalu that theyhadwou the
day. ”All we have to fight against now,‘
Old one, “is the scheming and plotting of
«to man; who 5 bleeding the road in «dc
to keep bi than working."
uhu doveloped that another art-cs: has
h made. United States Marshal Marsh,
with a deputy and tire detectives, went to
Aurorayuterday armed with a warrant for
BeorgeGoodlng. The man was found athh
Wand placed under arrest. Thefeeling
, among the sen-Hrs at Aurora over this m
fluent, find the oflicers were relieved when
they reached the depot without molestation.
flooding is a striking engineer. and hu
wwked for the “Q" road in various capaci-
flu for seventeen years. He was brought to
Ohicgo on a special train at 6 o’clock last
averting and taken I l the private office of
MI Marsh. When the cxnrnilmtion was
minded he was taken before (‘uznmissioner
Kayne and held in $21,000 bail for examina-
tion with the other prison-re on the charge of
aiding in the transportation of high explo-
aivu country to federal law.
no wuunable to furnish howls and wont
to M To a reporter he declared his entire
innocent! of any complicity in any dynamite
M None of the otllcials would divulge the
Ilium 1! hi statements in the marshal’a
m, but Marshal Marsh said that his nrreat
’ ”plated “represent case; that there were
, mother warrants out for the arrest of any
ate in connection with It.
Alacthithisatill in the marshni's on
may. Unlike the others. he has simply been
committed lolha cmtody of thematehal.
This“, who has known Smith from boy—
hood, lyl he believes him innmmnt of any
W part in wrongdoing. Those best
acquainted with the case intimate that Smith
hasmade no confusion, became he has had
“in to confess; but they do not deny
thatlhe information m'cived from him led
to In arrest of flooding.
'l‘lao Republican Clubs at Saratoga.
Banana, July 10.~Secrctnry lamaior,
at thBt-to Republican Tongan. has arrived
It Gouge. hall, nus! Senator Bram will
urlva today. There will be a grand wade
W morning, a meeting of the execu-
the Muse this evening my! the first
m of lhewnvcntionto-nurrovv after-
Utll filth. Caino. Senators Evurte, Frye,
m, Bpomer. Corliigrmren Boutellu, Bur-
ro“ and on. Ed Wolcott. the
MMMMwm, who won
lull mm renowu by his famous “New
Wand the Wat" speech in New York
H wine, will be here today. Overall
filial» represented, bringing an attend-
” d w, for which accommlationl
loathe- Year: for Pitcher.
lumen, July Ill—The preliuuuary in.
into the charge against Charla
I’m. the late teller of the Union bank of
, Floridan”, R l., was continued Mr. Hat»
“0. (1, oonnael for the bank, states that
limb-ll it now in posesion of all the stolen
“My. There will he no com—
‘ I!“ 1!. Button said: "Wu will give
“when years" it is rulmred that
ILW who is crown [reset-um,
h partner of Mr. Gucrin, mum]
‘ ‘urmmmor his 1.3.2 «more. in
them a! queen‘s bench. in the create!
lilting committed.
Ml lulu-to of llatrnetlou.
mm. 1., July lit—The reunion of
them Institute of Instruction began
H. u $9.1M? ’Fnt J. Milton “all
.m . . uller. of Newpo
“m, and Mayor Povrell dawn;
.g‘md welcome for thy city, to which
I:- llall l-pouded. lion. Thomas Stock-
1““. ”meAolV :olcomo for the
" W 7- .. hnnrsspottdell
r,“ n. lead, of Boston, delivered a
Jan tbimpwtance of the study at
my, llll Prolnor R U. llibberd, o!
Idsyaa utv-vtty, gave readings. A rue.
Wd Iyltpathy with ex‘l’resident Mer-
,fi Ll. D., at Providence, who it
‘- lla-rotaw Wm- flea. flak.
an umtiowu unionism", ‘
he Bodyml . Inn: Woman Found In
the Bay at Toronto.
articles were found at a very early hour in
the morning. A few minutes after three
men appearei coming from the hay, and
jumping into the rig they started 01! up
homestreet. Oneof the three menwas
fashionably drama] in gray and with a light
hat, while the other two looked like lame
Anhther story is that a woman's screams
were heard about 4 o'clock in the morning in
the neighborhood; another that the young
lady and a gentleman were awn walking on
the W late in the evening.
IFOREIGN ITEMS.
The O'Donnell leel Salt—Trying to
Force Parnell Into the Courts-Says
Mudcvllle Was Murdered. ‘
billion, July lO.-—lt is said that several
Home Rule members of parliament advised
Mr. O’Donnellnottogoonthe stand in the
recent suit brought by him against The
Tim for libel. Had Mr. O'Donnell appeared
he would have produced cormpomlence be-
tween himself and ltr. Herbert Gladstone,
which took place while Mr. Parnell was
in jail.
Parliament's reflml to select a committee
to inquire into the charges against Mr.
Parnell iadtedaa evidence of the govern-
mt‘a auxbty to force the Irish loader into
thecourta,theretomakepublic actions and
methods of the National league, which would
inflict damage on the Home Rule party.
lnthe home of commons last night Mr.
O'Brien announced the death of Mr. Mando-
ville, president of the Mitchcllswwn board of
gmrdians, who was O'Brieu’a fellow prisoner
in Tullamore jail. Mr. O'Brien declared
that Mr. Mandeville had been unordered by
the brutal treatment received at Tullamoro.
andaaked Mr. Balfour to make aninquiry
into the case. Mr. Balfour made an evasive
answer.
The Pan Presbyterian council 'n still in
canon in this city.
Duaun, July Ill—Public demonstrations
are being organized by the Nationalistein
honor of Mr. Mandeville, whose death has
just been announced.
Pants, July 10.—lt is stated on good
authority that Germany in about to compel
the French landlordsof Strasbourg to sell
their property. .
An us Barns, July 10.~'l'he emperor of
Brasilhas quite recovered fromhie recent
illness. He will sail from Rio Janciro Aug. 5.
The Potters' National Amclntlo‘n.
Tumox, July 10. —The annual session of
thel’otten' National nswciatiou has begun
in thiacity. There are about 100 delegates
present, representing the leading states of the
Union The addrms of welcome was dcltv-
ered by John McCormick, who reviewed the
historyandprogrcaeoftheurt and industry
at pottery from its origin, more than 1,000
years before Christ. The report of District
Master Workman O’Neill showed an increase
of nearly ml) per cent. in the district’s mem-
bership during the year. The trmsurer ro-
portod that the balance on hand had more
than doabled.
Governor A-ea Ilaa Bronchitis.
Bones. July lit—Dr. Knight, who is Ilr
tending Governor Amos, says: "The story
that the governor has a valvular disease of
the heart in all wrong. He has not the
slightest dheaae of the heart of any dwcrip-
tion, but he has had the bronchitiaeobadly
thathebae become very much reduced and
weakened All the organs havebecomeweak.
the heartwith the others. last Saturday
the heart waaeo weak that for awhileit
couldperfonn its functions only with dill—
culty, but it is stronger now. The governor
is still a sick man, but is improving."
A Blot at a “'cddlng.
warmth“. PL, July Ill—While colo-
hnting a weddinghere apartyof Hungarian
minaahecameeugagul inafight. It wasa
We. aflair fertile tilnoit lasted Knives
were drawn, and each of those engaged in
the framamound determined to kill hb op-
ponent. Blowed flowed freely, and the
mud was covered with wounded men.
wmtheflghtwaeeuded it was seen that
dgbt of the participants were serially
wounded Two of the number may die from
the elfecta of their injurlea No arrests have
been made.
.oper Moore Arm-ted in Topeka.
Town, Kan. July 10.—-.'l'he oloping
couplefromllt. Imiv, Henry W. Moore-ad
lira J. W. Nonon, were arrested at the
Copeland housein this city yesterday after-
noon upon a telegram from the St. Louis
elder of police. The warrant upon which
lloovu wn arrested charged hintwith the
my of 815.0(1) in money. a diamond ring,
arcarfpinlml- coll-rbntfimdhomnr
of John “Norton. ltia understood that
m latter will institute proceedings with a
view to placing his wife luau innne asylum.
-———————_._......_
lllraln Mill! 1-1“! fl Death's Door.
E
New York Riyal}
[(323.53
The State Convention Macias
in the Middle of August.
WARNER llhhl"! P08 GOTEBSOB.
Borstal lance leatloued [or Second
Place on tho rle’aet—eymuu ur- Prob-
able Choice of the State Con-litter.
The Dancer-tic luau-tire, Committee.
Nrw You, July lit—~11» Bewblicaa
State committee will meat at the Fifth
Avenuehotel today for the purpose of colic
ing a atate convention which will heroin-ta
candidates for governor and lieutenant gov»
arnor. There were very few memhen of the
committee in town last night. Chairnun
John 1'. Knapp,“ Auburn, arrived in the
afternoon and Committeeman John A.
Quackrnbuah. at Troy, shortly afterward».
It was the opinion 9! these gentlemen, as it
was that of the New York politicians present,
that theoonventiou would he held at Syra-
cuse between Aug. 15 and 1‘».
There wcre some Republicans who favored
Saratoga, but their reasons were overwmo
by the argument that Barntoga in the middle
of August was crowded, and that the statue
men would he put to considerable dimorp-
fort. It was the general sentiment that the
convention would finial. the busincru in one
day. Warner Miller is laid to be almoet
sure of the nomination for governor. The
chnd place on the ticket will come to New
York, the politicians my, and a lively con—
test. is expected between statesmen ambitions
to swing the gavel now controlled by donor.
of Binghamton.
The latest camlhlata for the honor is Col.
E. A. McAlpin, of the Twenty-second regi-
ment. Robert Ray Hamilton’s name is aho
mentioned. So is Benawr J. bloat Passett's,
but the latter, In accepting the place 01
national committeanun, waived all right or
claim to a etate nomination this fall.
Chairman Jain: K. Knapp said to a ro-
porter: “The desire of the party is to have
an early convention in order to have a long
campaign, that the Baum that are to be pro
rented to the people may be thoroughly un-
detained."
~ Calvin S. Brice, of Ohio, will probably be
elected chairman of the executive committee
of the Democratic national committee. It is
rumored among the politicians that the pl)
aitiou had been oilerod to Senator Arthur P.
Gorman, of Maryland, and refined. Cou-
gremman William L Scott, of Pennsylvania,
when asked if this was true, said that he had
never heard of it.
Jul-pad from the Servla.
Nzw You. July lO.——Tho ofllcors of the
Worship Servia, which has just arrival
from Liverpool, reports that when two days
out from Queenstown Henry Powell. of (fin-
cinnati, 0., one of the saloon passengers,
jumped overboard in a fit of mental (thorny
tion and was drowned Mud Mary Powell, a
daughtorof tho unfortnuatc man, was also
among the pamngers .
Stet-m linglnclra In Scaalon.
MANCHESTER, N. ll., July l0.——Tbc annual
convention of the American Urclcr of Steam
Engineers has owuml born, with dwlcgaus
present front New York, New Jump", l’onnv
sylvanin, Connecticut and Massnchuuctta
Supreme t'hicf W. H. Barrett, of this t‘lly,
preshled. Amendments to the~ mnetitution
weredilwneal. The visiting delegates will
be tendered a banquet to-day.
Killed [limit-ll “'ltll lanthanum
Henrvmm. July lit—(i J. Standard, aged
28. committed suicide with laudnnum at the
City hotel. He registered from Cleveland,
0., hutahauk book in but pomessim ind'r
rates that he lived at Sunthington, Conn.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Mr. Walter Stilaon Hutchins has retired
from the editorship of The Washington Poet
and Mr. William Henry Smith, of New
York, has assumed control
The cruiser Charleston will he launcth
at San Francisco on July 18.
A $5 bill, inclueod in an envelope on
which was an umlccipherahle postmark,
has been received at the treasury depart-
meat. It was placed to the credit of the
conscience fund
Maj. Frederick “7. Bentccn, ol the Ninth
cavalry, who collimanded one of Govt. Cue
ter’a detachments at the Little Big Horn mm
more, where Crater lost his life. has [we
placed on the retired list. Maj. [hotter-u was
court martialedabout a year ago for con—
duct unbecoming an oillccr, but was exoner-
ated. .
ltia reported that Inspectors llunghtuu,
Gerraughty, Burke and Watts. of mull),
friends of cx-Chief Inspector llaumnn. of
the Film force, will be mducud to patrolman
bythe hoard. Prominent bank odicialson
State street say that in such an event they
”appeal to the governor to reinstate the
men.
Lewis 1. llale, blaster of the bark Bat-ah.
washehlint‘lflflOhail in Bodonfortrialou
achargsofhringlagfrom Payal to Boston
from forty to sixtyuleveu more Imogen
“mannered by law ina ve-elof thusarah'a
capaeity. Thepoualty lsa fine of $50 for
each panes-r carried in once. of the legal
number. Papers wereaerved in a libel by
magma-amt for the condemnation of the
renal.
Rad hound freight rah from Chicago
havedropped another notch.
Joseph lluhr, tho l’hlladalphiajowolw. has
been removed from Bellevue handle] to a
privatahrmaeaaylum.
sixty ladies and gentlemen from Benton
Harbor, Itch, called on (lea. Harri-ea. at
hhhuae in lullanapolla He received them
with an appropriate speech.
easilybyctumafl.
Amanda! Indoba Grinnwho
reddmlaWhtbortowaehip,Pa.,wascaught
ia the maehlaeryof a urbtmill, earl wee
Whom hymn-anthem
etartedtlnmlll.
' 8 pm; Sundays—5 to a p...
ill Billl [Hill illl'lli.
I"
REM .1
4
WT. *
Room flavilaad' Block,
Wuhiam‘a'uect, mince-at lira-
3. wave. maul.
D 30. 4 ELI EL, KURWATJK.
sanguine-skliatiloamusdttuaaadmto
.Ia.
WW may he sent from 1!. I.
Item'- stable. Norwalk. and from 8. W. Gregory's
Stable, South Kuwait. min ly
Du. r. z. manna
no. u Valuer Mun,
ornrr auras. UntiIGMLm. mo Blip. m,
Stormy...
Milt
am- uonwaur. with.
"inundation" ""‘ia"‘""‘
men on and .00 tom. I’m: mole;
s 42’ ” "Es lilies.
Ninth llorwalk Conn.
Km 8. 2:130”?
o! Cher: Water
Orpulu the "flaw I.
Pianoforte, organ and Inelcal
Composition.
nu ly hock Box 39 l'. 0,. KORWALK. BURN.
DB. c. I. BOBTWEIJ.
DWT.
Oflrc and Incidence,
Lat'nra'e Buck. IAIN 81!. N) NORWALK.
Teeth exulctrd without a by the mettle-or
dtw It r.
H'Oilor opened "wings
E whom.
' mm mu m:
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NOTAlle PU IBLIC.
ROWAI'I'ON. CONN.
”D'i'ri‘eiiiiiéfiiiifi
‘ —-omca AID WWI-
Cor. Weetvdveaae and Butler street,
NORWALK. com.
We“ours—Untll9a.m.; from I toxaadfto
”'Conununlcation by telephone.
W s. emu-r,
A. [CC [I l 'l‘lfiC'l‘.
lr now prepsndln mute plan:- and npu‘riflut‘ob
and superlntcod the mnrtmrtmu at building
Tl'IRlls REAMISABIJI.
Unicz~ Taylor's Building Wilmington 51., so.
Korwnik. l'. 0. Box 715. dcw
3." ’c.‘e.a;m: ‘—
C
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnished and Estimator given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
tilt Ana emu, our Main
P. 0. 1 manual Norwaik Ct.
ATTESTION. lllll
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachmcute. Parts. Needles. Belts. etc, furnished
(loner-l Repairing of all kind-v and maker of
Sewing Iachmce. 1!. fl. SIIAILIR.
83 lluiu SL. ho. Novwalk. le
J B. RAYMOND,
C
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the they or contract.
J D. JENNIKGS,
O
Ollie (mt of llavliaud St. on Water. P1). [lot 617. .i
”will Wagons
1 ROAD CART.
2 Nu smell Wanna!
l’lows, Road Machines &c.
.. *.. ,
Slate Roofing !
“MOV—
Wr are wetland to do air-t class job of
SLATING
In citha Barman. zas'r cartoon, ,u‘
runner]: aunt
all cents per foot and mad
Parties wishing Slate roofing should call on ID
before routracting eucwherr.
A. BACK & Co.
Willa Shim of llaviland South Norwalk. .
its] ‘ "L.
J. TlilS'l‘llrkhl,
()I”l‘ICIAN,
83 llain St.. South Norualk.
Visual Imperfectio- dctcctcd and aux-cried.
Gold limit-rein. ltuliu Bow» 31d Eu: ”lam.
Our hence are of rope quality on! at reasonable
prices. In :2. if
MATHUSHEK
«'1
Inch tnetrumont over l2 month: In
1 proccsa a! construction. Best materials
.; and finest workmanship.
. —« t
'i ruuvwannauvan. rv'rheywmlnst;
’3
'f '2
PIANOS. ;
é ”Tried and Triumphant." g
iqllmnilttillltlmw Building
3 carat BAPAcITV or Vlaaarlou
'2' arm nuaaatuvv. g
t
sumawr to L E. Quintant.
Undertaker 8; limbnlmcr-
No. 1 Knight St. ltcshlrnrc, 5 Elm SL,
850 do: Sorwnllt, Conn. I
(V ll. D'AB'I’OIB.
7' a
In (turn v
“it with ’
('atm-r for Wedding:- and l’artltv.
constantly on hand for the eirk and well.
braved Root Barr. and ltnploymut (m.
50 MAIN 3T" 80. NOBWaLK. L'I'.
_. ,
gill?!“ $03.1“ SAWSGS BAKKJ
L
5) Wellington Street.
Open Dailyfromb In l:am..audfmn I w3p.-
and on Saturday evenings from e lo a. ;
”-Ifllflfll allowed on Drpoeita. 1
ALDEN SOLMANS. Prep. ' l
Jomv n. rennin. Vice—I‘m» ; l
mu. JullN ll. KNAPP.acc.ano 'l‘tcaa
bonnet]. a.- Healthier,
.l uctloarcre aad Ileal Betate A: ’ta,
36 Washington 83., South Navwnlk.
Have wruroflhe moat desirable budding lot.- in
nouth bovwalk and tart Norwalk for rule at,
me. ‘
i
l
ouacv and tote sold on my term Let than .
who want to buy cont-nil with Ibun before looking g
clfl'whm. I
Ilt‘tflt‘fi to rout and route collected.
Tobi-l rim 7
.. x
(Jcorgc ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER !E
And Fumisllin Undertaker. 1
Call and see my large a of all ktadeof furniture.
:0 Mala Street, Horn-II.
also prepared to furnish cvrrythluc
tbc Interment of the dead. day or met.
wnnmzmglth malcncr‘ . No. 3 Ber icy place.
c .
”'L‘fiiiiiiiifiiiuolfi‘."
Carrlege later and Bone sheer.
8 dd situation at to vrpaln inall lt-
hvu’i'rbca. Work dou‘c‘la Iruelenety at Ire-on.
able Work tnlraetrd to me will min-
for
prompt .uémm.
Shop Foot of Franklin st.
:5 SOUTIT RORWALK.
: '1' OVER gooey us:
. L;'rK’°0t¥fin—Qr v .
In life-time and keep In tune at 0512‘:
' quarter tho expanse of any other piano. -»
tors.
; ,Seui tar lull descriptive pamphlet and.
, prices to
§. THE TREAT a SHEPARD (20.,
i.
‘3
191 clans: truer Nu: Hutu. Comm;
2 also
70amc¢rcwt Hrurcru. Daueunv. 81".-
J3 roan, Blootnowu oa Ins-r Wmavro.
3
i
”lost Mar-v. vow var sun: or Cover-I‘VIcuV.
Y A.” 31.”.- womanlroc;
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 01‘
—— mum——
Vegetables,
Always fnshaudatamoduateprlcowoolddoweli
lorallatthe
Central Marks
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
olden mlicited and good. delivered to any part
of (my.
Jllllilllll Sfllfll'lillll, Pl‘fllll,
3113i BEflEIlEIl "
for the Spring and Kamila-1c.—
' ~A large favour; of
BuoI§;+
-8HOE8
From 12 inherent Factories.
Inga for M hat Ml for NIT
uEflM-‘hhmflitmhm
lulu and prices loo numerou-
Io mention
rhea-u can. in» names
No trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVEY,
. nanometre».
South Nomlk.
‘\
——UF-—-
ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
..__.._. w M...-
The lleet (totals for
‘ the Least Money
.- A12...
H. S. BRBWN’S
hour it soon more.
Margin M’I Whmmmnnoummnn
a. acumen. ._ m
BWllfflllflfs-
~ d’rintcd Lawns at 3c., Printed Challies 31:80.,
Fancy Dress Giughnms. worth 12 1-28. to 203., at 100.
All Spring and Summer Fabrics at equally Low Prices.
A. much tson,
39 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
‘At 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a small lean New Haven Ham for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb's Tongue, Richard 8; Robbins’ Lunch
Ham, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled Meats,
a bottle of Lime Fruit J nice for Lemonade, Cocoanut Macon-
roni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoanut and Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and alargc assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
4th of July.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOllR,
7O WASI-IING'B()N S'I‘IRIQET.
W. B. lemme C0,
STATEMENT.
Aflcr several days of negotiation with the owners of the
stock of one of the largest importers in Buster, which was
sold by order of the Court of Insolvency, u'c succeeded in
purchasing at a mere nominal percentage on the cost of im-
portation. This stock, which was personally selected by Mr.
Himnan in Europe for this season's trade, consists of
Cashmere Shawls, Jerseys. White Goods. Robes, Chantilla,
Spanish and Egyptian Lacccs. l-‘lonncings, Hamburgs,
Lace Curtains, Bed Spreads, Towels. Sutincs. hr.
Wc rounder numlve! partitularly fortunate in ensuring thia Mock. as it enables as to give our Ans-tom-
or» an nppmnnlry tn mum t'hnzrc. New, le’l 000d;- M hoe rhen half the: urinal mt. We have roan
only to ummerate a [cw of the many bargain: we shall otlcr. but invite all to come and are for thcumivee.
. . N‘ ‘ ., r - .
IIJLNIBU LEG-r ShIR 1‘11‘ GS.
if. Lion-p Fim- skirtm
no pier?" Hut: bk: '
lit—”I [m "t‘ Film Skit
1-) pu‘v‘ru Firm Shirl
1'5 pm vii l‘lno Skirt ,
Large: and (llnil‘t‘ van ry
impormtion.
I Kiri“ CRO!) ll E’i‘ EDG I 5165.
12 YARD PIECES.
3.40:! pimp: met in impart, 15, '31. if: and 30c, per piece; our prim. to and 150.
L \DIES’ UN llEllll’EA ll.
lather Hubbard “Sight Dre-sees. cost to nuke tram fit to Sl each; our prim. 50. 59. f 5 and 75¢.
Chemical. with yukce of lurks and embroidery. cm: to make from to to 75¢: each: our price-.25. mend“:
Drawer». :‘iltb tucks. cambrlc mill? and embroidery. nut to make (mm as to 75¢ per pair; our prion, :‘5
9a 5b:
Walking SHELTHIIM with Torchou fare and emhuidrry. cm: to make from St ‘1') to 9!!!! min: our
pricur. 5, 59. 25 and 79v.
Laces and Veilings.
Vail l.ecee,l§gyptian Laces. oriental Laces at lees than llnlf Cost
(.‘n‘am Fancy laces. cm! to imp)". ‘rm per pinto n! l'.’ yards; our price only To.
Cream Fancy Tracer. coat to import per yard tour um our Milling price. at only I. 2. 3, 4. 5 and no.
The Grandoat Bargains in this Sale will be
Black Chantilly all Guipnre Laces, Flonncinn and Walt,
1 NW 1. on will be hilt-red at prime thu will be appreciated by our patrons to web an extent or lose-
run their immediatr rule on Monday and Tuesday.
W.B.HALL&CO
A Look at our berg-c Assortment of
—-FURN|TURE-—
thl Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STATES.
EOUTH NOR-WALK.
seen millions.“
Early Maine ltosc,
Maine lloanty of llchron,
Mal-c Burbank.
“ White Elephant
Nova South and N. i. Rose,
Whllo star, ,
Queen of tho Valey,
White lose
Swamp hare
Mammoth, Pearl,
Parlour.
C.E.Remson.
GROCERIES AND MEATS,
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1-. none cum av. son.
" SPRIIG’WOOD.
All. 033333 FILLED PMHI’TLY.
43 inrhrs wide. 361mb Embmdcry; - out to import. Shirrpcr uni. our price. 79:.
, 1'5 mm” ramfilfivmrh Embroidery: cue: :oimport. stir.) yard; rurrpricefmc.
. i5 lnfhcr emu-.m-lncltcmhr‘ :fy;CI~I toimpnt. $2.50 pcryarrl; ourpricc-Jl 50
«bunch llyul'yrmdrry; mm to i port. 3.; per yard; our price. a ' l.
tutiuch lindxmido-ry; vast to; port. $3 50 prr yard; our ”10,3175.
of 1‘2 inrh E'lillilil‘lflg‘ for t‘hlldren's [urn-we. at prion» li‘r‘slhrtn half :hc root 0!
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one damn—Tho Ito-t.
M
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corner! M.’ 151.33 1min. nan
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Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
mama
so Wail-elo- Street.
vi a rune nine or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
. Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire 8|ch Door Mats,
Smoothing new. but lhlll out.
W. 0.QUINTARD,
HUNG HALL um
Sterling ..
Baking Powder.
MADE of PURE CREAM
of TARTAR.
mm “mm
Sold and multiracial by
CharlcESeymour,
GROCBR,
70 Washington Street,
156m
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SOC Ill NORWALK.
SEWER§l
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DEALER IN
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no
Gone fi&wer Coiltractor
is proper remake Minna with main sewer
“mm th city or: the moot favorable terms.
tea intending to connect with the recently laid
mm in {hie my will rind it to their advantage to
call on him. an if
I”. 1‘1. 1’1 1‘} [£013
Box 20. South Sorwalkdlt.
The Metropolitan’s Record For “387.
(lain in number of outstanding Polla- alriag
”Jaimie” durlmz tar gamma.
“Gain in Pruninm im'lmng 1m, 31.13am
“Gala in interact Ravipudarinng 1m, mm
(hie inGroreloemdarlnglfl‘I. ”rm/3;-
gram an T’ol' “during or :2.
K l0 1‘" i , —-
1W3.
Numbered Policies in Verve. 1m.
ch Imam written during 1m .mznew.
Capital and Surplus for recanty of icy-holders
overaul above the rerervc required gala» (4 per
cent.) and all other llabilitla. 8L“! to.
amount ’ the Company to its Policy—
holdm for Mme, ctr . since Elation. plan
present inverted Anew, 31mm.
, 103m airman-m:—
H. s. 8000,
Watches,
a’ewelry,
ann—
Sllverware.
attention the
Special.“ ’Mupaid to repairing or [or
as llala Street.
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