Celebrating the Huadreth Aa-
uivemry of the Northwest.
IIUNION 01 1‘38 OLD TIIEBS.
, new Collier om rim- and Pre-
‘ Irate a Gavel. Which to to no Duty at
tater. Celebrations-drum by Geo.
twin: and lea-toe Daniel.
lama, 0.,m19.~1'here were jolly
manhunt .“old re" preview to begin-
eiegtheexerciI-efthedey. it was a re
gathering.
layer Omit: welcomed the pioneer! of
“Immunity in a tort speech,
and handed to Governor Foraker a Wm
you! which he prorated to Gen. Thomaa
Em the president of the day. The gavel
In the gift of the Women's centennial cele—
bl'at‘im and is to be placed in a healed iron
boa, than to remain till the bicentennial of
the origiuof civil govormnent in the north-
welt in 1138.
Gen. Ewing accepted the gavel and was
introduced by Hon. George 1!. Woodbridge,
who eulogixed his father, Senator Tom
Ewing, in a very happy way, and declared
that Gen. Ewing was a "chip of the old
block,” upon whore capable shoulders the
mantle of his distinguhhed father had fallen.
3cm Ewing wore a cluster of buckeye: in
an buttonhole and had a chair lavishly trim-
med with buckeyea His audience was a
wanndhadhitthegrmtest num—
oer of daaeuidantn of colonists, who came to
Ohio in 1783 that could be brought together.
Thenameefltwlngisonethatiswidely
knowniatheweet, and there was a great
lesire to bearthempreaentative of the family
peak. There were special excursions to the
Ewing meeting, and the audience of course
was a great one. Thetherongh and brilliant
speech of Gen. Ewing was happily supple-
menwd by an ode written for the occasion by
Rev. W. L Lee, of St. Leah, who be among
the sweetest of western singers.
A fastaad furious summer rain did not
prevent an audience of 4,000 persons gather—
ing in the centennial auditorium to listen to
a vigorous and beautiful oration from Sena-
tor Daniel, of Virginia. While he was speak-
ing Senator Sherman came on the stage and
took a cent between Governor and Mm For.
aka, chatting with them easily and pleas—
antly. Agood many people who have lent
willing ears to the rumors about abrcach be-
tween Sherman and Foraker have scanned
with close scrutiny the actions of the two
, men, but the most searching critic can see
no surface indications of the existence of ill
feeling.
In seine respects Senator Daniel’s speech
We! meant as an offset to that of Senator
Evarts, in that it ascribed most of the
mount glory of the great west to the whdom
and patriotism of southern statesmen. Be
devoted a good deal of time to the eulogy of i ll
, oer.
i body was lowered to a distance of six inches
Jefl‘eraon, and quoted Bancroft to sustain his
views of that statesman. He gave Jefferson
high credit for drafting the laws providing
for religious liberty in Virginia two years he-
fae the pioneers came to Ohio.
In the evening Governor and hire. For-
akcr held a large reception at. the auditorium
The celebration will close today, which in
Ohio day. The speakers will be Senator
Sherman, Governor Foraker, vex-Governor
Foster, Gan. Gibson, Gen. Grosvener, Attor-
ney General Watson, Gen. James Robin-on,
accretary of state; Lieutenant Governor
Lyon audllon. J. C. Lee
To Remove Gen. Logan'- Item-Ina.
Wasumorox, July 10,—The remains of
Gen. John A. Logan, which have beenrcst—
lag in lira Hutehlneoa‘a vault at Rock
Creek cemetery since the intro-agent, are
soon to be removed to thelittlemortnary
chapelerected by lira. Logan aadher eon-
inolaw, Maj. Tucker, at the Soldiera’ Home
cemetery. The chapel is built (it granite,
and when completed will cost boat 060,000.
Berethebodywillreetuntil t letinally re-
movedtothe great state mausoleum to be
Iantedinoneoftbeparks of Chicago-
l‘ew York'a Prlaon lather Problem.
Arman, July lit—The Republican! of the
legislature adopted a modification of Judge
Yate’a county plan bill. it abolished the
mpetitiou of the state prison convicts with
tip honest workingmen by providing that
anneal the artiola made by the convict:
mauldbeanld in the trade markets of the
eavmtry, and furthermore that no machinery
toaklbenaediutheiadustrieeoftheprisoua,
batthattheconvietsshonld be keptem-
played at hand labor alone.
muportatlon of Dead Bodies
flaw Yonx, July lit—The aemiaanual
Mug of the National Aalociatlon of Ge
u’alBaggageAgentawu begnnat the]! -
ray Bill hotel, J. B. Browning, of the
and Nashville railroad, presiding, and
leading roads being represented. The
bject diseased was the tranqiortatiou
bodies, of which 75,000 are new car-
uall A committee to report unl-
on this aibjeet was up
. . nluablo "our Hill Burned.
Platinum, July lit—The Victoria flour
milk-thatch, l’a., was totally destroyed
hyaahieendiaryilre. Lon, $504!»; insur-
ance, 019,500. The mill was built in 1700 by
, tho it the present owner, Mr.
ILLChamhernand It was the first floor
. nilllnthatm
CONDENSED NEWS.
“that. Ionic editor who when»
“ rented in Kaunas foreloping with Mr. Nor-
‘ tou’awlfoandtlbmo of hirmoney, and no
,‘nhuedmhmbaxeloped agalawithlfra
Norton.
Tb lint convention oftheUultedLaber
men: held in Minneaotaiauowiaaer
' lenatllnueapolla ,3.
f" The of Canadian workmenby
cartoon ollleer a Port Huron, Mica,
‘ Wtbeireoffthonouniongovera-
theeaaehhbethorenghlylnvea-
dulreof theNewYorkPre-eluh
Roland B. Ooflnlntheplotin
e s Centennial.
from them-aged thelfilbblll. Mr. Bo-
dinefindathattlie production duringthe
put year was $350,000 boxes, which is 25500
boxe- lino than in the previous year, while
imports were memo boxes, or 135,000 more
than in the previous year. Prices were lower
than ever Infere, and a number of new for-
naceahavebeenereeted. Thellilla billpro—
poses to reduce the tariff on windowglan
from twenty to twenty-five cents a box.
Since the reduction of 1883 imports had
largely incremwd, enhancing the revenue to
the government by $1,230,”.
The report was adopted. and a committee
was appoinmd to report on the Mills bill.
The fixing of the time for beginning blast!
in furnaces this fall was discussed, and finally
referred to the joint wage committee of all
actions, but it was votel that the opening
ought not to be until the condition of stocks
warranted.
The meeting then adjourned. President
Bodiae said to reporters that the psi-sage of
the Mills bill would shut off every blast in
the country. ' ,
POLICE MAKE A DISCOVERY.
The Arrest of a Couple for One Crime
Dlacloaeo Another.
BOSTON, July lit—The recent audit of
Leopold Vanni and Louisa Fegeira, for
adultery, has put into the hands of the police
a ciew of considerable importance. Vanni
and the Fegeira woman arrived here on
Saturday from New York, and were arrested
on complaint of the woman’s husband, who
followed them from New York city. Search
of their trunks disclosed a large amount of,
silks, laces and m'scollaueous articles stolen
from freight parcels at the Grand Central
depot, where Vanni has been employed. lie
is one of an organized band of liaiiaus who
have been for sometime stealing from pool;-
ager. posing through their hands.
TWO HANGINGS IN JERSEY.
Henry Ebert, Wife Murderer. Executed
at Jeraoy City. and Richard Kearney,
Colored, at Freehold.
Jaasrv €111,de lit—Henry mm, the
wife murdemr, was hanged in the Hudson
county jail, Jersey City, at 10:13:; re. The
body shot upward about six feet and slightly
totheright. 'l'beknot slipped from behind
the left ear to the left cheek. When the
body settled down there were convulsions,
and the limbs were drawn up several times.
[The execution took plant: in ward 6, in
the southwest corner of the jail, on the third
Four minutes after the drop fell the
from the floor, and the physicians examined
it and found the neck was not broken.
Death resulted from strangulation.
Fnrnnonn, July 19. —liichani Kearney,
the colored man who murderei Mrs. Mar-
garet Purcell at Long Branch last February,
was hanged In the “Monmouth county jail at
g 11:03 o’clock.
Kearney bad proclaimed himself repent—
ant, and had prayed earnestly with his
spiritual adviser, Rev, J. (l, Morrow, for
form’veuess for his terrible crime.
The execution was conducted by the father
of the young hangman, Van like, who oili-
ciated at Ebert’s hanging in Jersey City.
Thodrop fell at “£6 o’clock, but it was
thirty minutes later before the negro wan
dead. lie finally died of strangulation, as
theknothadalipped and his neck was not
broken by the fall.
Only Sherilf fields, bk m, the jailkeoper
and the special deputy sheriffs appointed for
the purpose wimiamed the execution.
EMERALD ASSOCIATION.
Delegatea llnve a Good Time It Balti-
more and fleet Olsen.
Bavmionrz, July ll—The convention of
the Emerald Beneficial Asociation of Amer
lea met at 9 a. m. In the matter of the
Canadian delegation, the convention decided
that it bad no right toaeata In the after.
noon the delegates were taken down the bay.
At the evening evasion the following officers
were elected:
President, J. B. Giieon, of Pennsylvania;
first vice president, J. P. Cannody, of New
Jersey; second vice president, K T. O'Briel,
of Pennsylvania; treasurer, Henry Wal-
deck, of Ohio; marshal, Thomas Callahan,
of Virginia; eergeaut at area, John Mc-
Culany, of Georgia; grand scriptural die
rector, Cardinal Gibbons
The next convention will beheld at Nor-
folk, Va.
The finance committee mbmitted a report
chmging the per capita tax to twenty eeuta
intend of sixty, no at present.
A Woman'a Smilea can» Trouble.
le Your, July 19.—-lawyer William
Cleveland Car, of this cityuonof J. K. 00:,
ofAuburn,N.Y.,whois laidtoboacoosiu
of President Cleveland, was arraigned in
eomtoncomphlntofGE. Amleraea, a
traveling jewelry nah-men of Philadelphia,
whonyethatCoxtrcatened to kill him on
light. Thetroublegrowsoutof Anderm‘a
attantionatothodivorcedwifeof (ion. The
My was formerly Audarlou‘a wife, and
Iaugin MeCaull’a opera troupe under the
nameofAlIeeGleann. After getting adi-
vm'cefromAuderIon ahemarriad Cox, and
dumber divorce from Goa the baa again
nuibdouAndmmmh tothe chagrin if
Cox,whoistryhigtol‘flIn bar afleetiena
ltwalprovedthatCox teldthaladythathe 3P“
wouldhlowAnderlon’a Irainaootmutaehe
hunotthreatened Antler-en permallythe
canvas is»:
Ger-nautica- Cone-luau.
Bernie, July 19.~Ahoot150elerialand
laydelagatufromtheeaateradhh'ietofthe
Germ-armband ehwch,whieh colonel-ea
purpom dimming doctrine,
and for the advancement and enlightment of
the church. 'l'h em 6 thy-adore:
ltev.ll.c.8chwaa.ofclavehnd,pnaideat;
Rev. B. Walker, of York.l’a.,vicepreal-
;Rev.J.l'.Beyc,Breeklya.maetal-y
Bev.ll.8aergel,ofl’lttahurg,andlr.nech-
attend Waymdihlt.t..m among
them-puma.
«new emcee
resonant-d.
‘ time,i:1tt Third race.
1... won» or hes-em.
, .
m
chicane, July lit—M race, one mile
0am for}
Bhady lint, mend. y.
ohm |iilltt.l:ill. Wm’
nartenefamiluflparliag duty
v pagrieCharlleeeeeodeylypthathlrd
t
uarten of a
mile; Unite first, Glen Daly ascend. Kitty R.
third; time, 1:15); Fourth race, three-
]uarterxof amile; Renouuce first, Katie 8.
mend, Filmore third; time, 1:17)‘. Fifth
race, mile and a half,ihurdle; Uncle Dan
lint. Tea Time: mend, Thrift third; time,
3:49.
mums “AUX! RACES.
Bmouros Baaca liner Tnacx, July 19.—
l'lnt race, Effie iiardy first, Nat Goodwin
icoond, McGregor third; time, lzl'l’li. Bec-
nnd race, three-quarters of a mile; Jim
Clare first; Ferg Kyle and Peiicleerau a
dead heat for second place; Rebellion tec-
ood, Btripliug third; time, 1:17. Third race,
telling, aeven-elghths of a mile; Henry
George first, Tyrone ace-oud, Piedmont third;
time, ”52%. Fourth race, selling, mile and
I sixteenth; Una ll. first, Pericles mmnd,
Perg Kyle third; time, 1:5l. Fifth race,
Speech handicap, mile and a half; Barnum
first, Climax second, Top Sawyer third;
time, 2:lll{. Sixth racc, mile and a fur-
Iong; Cruiser and Peg Wellington ran a
dead heat; Revolt gelding third; time,
1:504. The run off was won by Wellington;
time, 1:50.
sannxal. anarzt‘k manna.
Screen, in, July 10. ——'l'ho weather we-
so windy that the committee at 2 o'clock do
cided to mslpone the races until this morn-
ing. At 3:30, however, the wind fell, and it
was ogre-«l to row the four-cared shell race
at 4:30. The entries to this race Were the
Toronto Bowing club and the Argonnut
club, both of Toronto. The former won by
about three lengths; time, 10:30. The Argo-
nauts, by bad steering and hugging the
shore, foulml with n steamboat at the bank
when near the finish.
warlxnsnav's nasnnau. ”ARES.
At Detroit—Detroit, 5; Chicago, 0. Hits:
Detroit, 12; Chicago, 5. Errors: Detroit. :3;
Chicago, 4. Batteries: Conway and Bennett,
Baldwin ansl‘ Daly.
At l’ittsburg—ii’ittsburg-Philadelphia game
postponed on account of rain.
At Cleveland—Clovelmxd, 1; Brooklyn, 3.
Hits: Cleveland, 4: lrooklyn, 8. Errors:
Cleveland, I; ilrmkiyn, 7. Batteries:
Bakely and Snyder, Hughes and llushong.
At Cincinnati-(findnnuti, 4; inuisvilic, l.
Hits: Cincinnati, ll; inuisvill», ll. Errors:
Cincinnati, 2; lnuisvillc, 4. Batteries: Smith
and Keenan, Ewing and Vaughn.
At l’hdmlclpbiu~Athlotic, 10; Baltimore,
5. Hits: Athletic, 111; Baltimore, 8. Errors:
Athletic, 3; Baltimore, 3. Batteries: Way-
hing and Townsend, Smith and I-‘ulrncr,
At St. Wis—St. Innis, 6; Ramos City,
1. Hits: St. Louis, II; Kansas City, ~I. Er-
rors: St. Louis, 1; Kansas City, 0. Batter-
ies: King and Milligan, Porter and ilulmillic’.
At London—louder), 4; Troy, 2. "its:
Minion, 6; Troy, 3. Errors: Lon-ion, 2;
Troy, «l. Batteries: Bishop and Kinsluw,‘
White and liackett.
At iiarnilmn~liauuitomSyrm-uso game
called at the end of the fourth inning on ac-
count of rain.
At Toronto— Toronto, 16; Albany, 4.
Hits: Toronto, 19: Albany, 9. Errors: To?
routo, .‘l: Allmny. 7. Batteries: Sheppard
and Oldfield, "rail and \l’u-kiiwlier.
At Builalm—Bull’alollmhsnter game post-
poned on account of rain.
Scott May lie 9 Cabinet (Nicer.
Wasmxcrox, July ill—Jilin l’ost says Mr.
Scott, of Pennsylvania, may not be a mem~
her of the next congrats, and intimates, on
the strength of a statement nunle by a
friend of Mr. Scott’s, that that gentleman it
likely to be in the cabinet in the event of
Presidium Cleveland’s re-elect ion.
Republican Headquarters.
wa YORK, July 19,—The Republican nu»
tioual committee have aeiectol Xe. III Fifth
avenue in their headquarters.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotation-
Saw Yoax, July law-Money closed at 156 P"!
cent.,the highest rate. The lowest rate weal
per cent. Exchange cloeed steady: posted rates,
term-mo; actual rater, ”Email; for (a) days
and mommy; for demand. Governments
cloned steady; currency 6e. 11') bid; ta, court,
“7% bid: M do. 10:55 bid
Pacific railroad bond: clone-l as follows: Unlon
mute, Ilalgllli; Union lanni grants, 1024mm;
Union sinking funds, ”MAE; ('enlrals. lmmlld.
The stock market was decidedly more active-
thie morning. 160,6») shares changing hands
from the opening until noon. Prlcr-a were some-
what feverish, but the result of the two hnuni'
trading was to leave them generally higher than
they cloned last night. Reading, St. Paul. l'nlun
Pacific, Western Union and lticbmund an! Ter-
minal were the features of the trading, the
transactions in them amounting to alarm to per
cent. of the whole morning‘s irmllug. The mat
stocks were atrong on a probable early advance
in prices, while the arranger luxklt were all
strong on the continuance of favorable crop no
porn. The-outflow stock. were all Ilrm. East
Tennenee Ilrat preferred advanced 1% per cent.
London wuaaeller to mun» extent this morn-
lng and retarded the advance. The advance In
the general market by noon ranged from “to
”4 per cent, the latter In Miamurt Pacific. The
xtock market was lose active after 1:: «felt-ck, but
pricea continued firm up to ill: last hour of boat-
neaa, when, under a premre to sell, moat of the
moralng'aimprovenwut disappeared. The dual
figures were generally fractionally higher than
those of last night. The union for the day
amounted to 271.11] shares.
(loner-I marketa-
wa You, July 18.-—ll'l.0UB—Clml dull.
but steady, and without Important ‘ , win-
F. Emu“
ARCHITECT.
Room a. llavllaod'v Block,
Wuhiagtoa meet, 80th Korwalk join an:
DB. ELLE!" o. CLARK l. ,
N0. 4 IL)! tilt. HOBWALK.
503cc Bonny—Until 9 a. m, and 1 to u and no to
TcIEphene manager may be seat from If. It.
Delta‘s stable. Nor-alk, and from ti. W. Gregory's
Stable, south Normalk. mm Iy
DB. 1’- 3. “AKIN.
Ne. 11 Vuzum Avraur,
omc: nouns: Until 3:80 a, m. l2 to 1:!) p. In.
0 to 7:30 p. m
if: in) EAST NORWALK. CONN.
'S'fiti'iinu”nna“"”"soa'a‘ 'V '“”’”‘
$5.00, sum and you) per term. Price according
to ca hello-on.
(MB 6. PLACE,
south Nomalk Conn.
ALEX. Isl. GIBSON.
Organic! of the Pint Conmuienal Church,Wam
. bury, Teacher of
l'ianoforte, 0rgan' and Musical
Composition.
762 1y lack Box 39 P. 0.. NOBWALK. CONN.
DB. 0. F. BOUTWELL,
DENTIST, ‘ '
Office and Residence,
Laminar BLOCK. MAIN 5'13. B0 NORWAIJK.
Teeth extracted without gain by the use of flu or
dbv lit er
fl'oflicc opened evcnmge.
E THUMBS,
' aoasr you run
thmx Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
NOTAB Y PUBLIC.
nowar'rox. CONN.
bu." momma: " " ' ”m
— 01""?! AND RI!!DIRCI~—-
(or. West Avenue and Butler Street,
souwaui. cuss.
Ulllrc ileum-~Umll 9am; from 1 to .‘l. and 7 to
5pm.; Sunday—ital p.m.
Wilornmnnlcation by tell-phone.
“‘7 8. RNA Pr,
0
A Id (3 l I l'l‘ ECJT’.
in now pn‘parmllo make plum and nitrification
and eupe-nntcnd the court'urtinn of building!
TERMS REASONABLE.
Unlcr— Taylor‘s ilufi‘lir‘: Washington on. no.
Namath: l'.” Box 715. (law
J“ c. ermine,
.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plane fumlrhml and Fatima»! given.
Jobbing of ail klutl! promptly rounded to,
Sim Ann pin-oi, m'nr Kain
P. I). or ‘tltl..~ie:uh Nurwaiktlt.
- ‘firmrliizv.
A
v ,v , . ' t
he“ 11 g JIM-lune supplies,
Attachments. l’urts, Needles. llclie, rIc . furnished
General Rey-airing of all kind» and mnkw of
Seeing Machines. (7. 3i. SHAKER.
M Mail. .‘t.. on. Nurwnlk. new
moo
I R. Ill YMHN l),
a
I.
Builder and Colitracter.
Work dour by the day nr contract.
one foot of liavxlund St. on Water. RU. Box fill.
I l). JENNINGS,
I a
Sucrmmr m 1.. E. Quinmd.
Undertaker & Bnibalmcr.
.Vo. 4 Knight St. Residence, 5 film .51.,
330 film Sorwnlts, Conn.
C II. D'ARTOIQ,
‘0
(Tatum-r for Weddings and l'ariicr. In? Cream
emulamly on hand tonne rink and well. lit» crie-
bralui Ilene ”6d, and Employment Office.
to IAIN tilt. so. NOBWALK. (‘1‘.
Rtlli'l'll NORWALK SAVINGS “ASK.
L.
5) Washington Street,
Upon Daily from 'J m Hahn, and from t to It pm
and on Saturday evening. from ll to 8.
W Interest allowed on llcpvolie.
ALDEN snl..|l.'tNtl. I’m».-
Jullll u. Panels. umrm ;
cam JUIlN ll. KNAPI’.M:. and Treat
MBIIBELI. & Il’lIOMlllle,
.t uelloueero and ltcal Estate Awe,
36 “’anhlngton St, South Norwnll.
nave. eomeofthe meat dwimblc building lot» in
South bemalk and East Norwalk for rain at
bar ins.
loner:- and lot-I void on easy terror. Let Ilen-
who want to buy mural: with them before looking
elsewhere. ‘
Home! to rent and rents collected. mm lint
‘e.;‘..;;.;: 4 It: 'ri;.g..‘....;..;"
FURNITU BE fill-i L Ell I
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and no my large etoc of all bunch of furniture.
on Main Street. Norm-ll.
Alan prepared to furnieh everything BCCHHII'” for
the interment of thcdead, day or night. 1':le
connection with mklcnre. Re. 3 Berkley plan.
ltch nun
LU'I‘illilIWWBIGll'l‘.
Carriage linker and Ilene Sheer.
ripen-iii atrrnlion given to repair: in all its
branches. Work llollr in ant-clan My , at rem
able prime. .Wulk mounted to me It" mite
prompt ulmtlon.
Shop Foot of Franklin St.
:2 3m BOUT“ NOBWA Ll .
FOR- SALE
1 ROAD CAR’I‘.
»-—— wank" ~—-———
._......,_ ..... Man-..
ZNWDW,WWW3
2 in Sign Wanna!
l’lows, Bond Machines lie.
Billfllllliihiil'fliilfll‘l.
. WW. .Wammm "an...“ , _
A LOT OF ’8;
W
I
, ladies’ Print Wrappers
At Low Prices at
on Washington Street.
A170 Washington Street
.__.Q.*._..__
We are prepared woo adretclau Job of
SLATING
PISNA BOYS BLA‘I'IS
all cells per foul all: upward
before contracting cleew here.
A. BACK It. 00.
Water St.. foot of Bavlland South Norwalk.
J. TIEIS'I‘RARI, ‘
()I’TICIAN,
\‘Iim‘. lmwtfwfluna détvctwi and rum-nu
turf.”
ATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
”Tried and Triumphant."
it vroceuof construction. Bcatmnt
:1 and float workmanship.
can? CAPACITY OFVIIRATION
AID DURABILITY.
crime
53 OVER 17,000 In use
price. to
TllE TREAT 8. SHEPARD 00.,
i
.
also
Sun-nerve". thom.
roan, Munotrrowu on Wrsr tilmsrte.
.. Sou Aer-Iv. van 1»: in" or Com-rennin.
bananas-yuan; .uvmu .uaucomo
THE BEST OF
Meats,
Poultry,
”AND-—
localiatthe
Central Mark
of City.
Slate Roofing I
in clllm BANGOR. EA“? BANGOR, or
l'artlce wiehlng Slate rooting Ihould call on u.-
83 Main St. South Nor-walk.
timid Hil‘f’nlivr, mum: Bow- and Eye: (linen-a.
ill" uf ~11“ no-r Illiniii) Ill d at rva-mnnh‘
'1‘: 1:“! rsrsnnfla“r:r5 -: ~
“annealed in niches: and 0.pr of lens.
Incl! Instrument over I2 months in}
"3 run.“ WARRAITED._KTTheywiEl last :
:a life-time and keep In tune at one-g,
quarter the expense of any other piano. .
£80K! for full descriptive pamphlet and L:
01 Oriana: Stun Nu: Nauru, Conn.
Dare aunv, Iran-
'rnosr: " urn'o 'nnsrnn
Vegetables,
Alwaya french and at a matron price would do well
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onion mllwllcd and goali'dfllvcml In any part
iliiliil SlIIBl'IIiIll, Will.
You can obtain a small Icnn New Haven Ham for boiling,
4th of July.
._._....-.. ‘.. . .__
. DEW DROP IN.
—-———‘ »_.__.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
BRIDGEP ORTH—
-~—-—~—¢oo , , «~— :
Will commence to day n.
Clearing July Sale
i.
mmiurlmi in this state.
it:
mannI’:u_~tlm-r's stuck.» nf
Stuffs. I'a'usels. lines. ll'npcrics. Hosiery,
Lures, (lcnts’ Furnishings and Under-
wear. Balance of 0311' Boston
Mock will be marked
ill a more Silllfl'.
(“m-u. » .
u some re. a
mu
tlml \Vililt‘ Int-nus “iii in} nils'l'mi.
qsryav
\‘u'v shall u'm (mum-1..- tl .. sol-I mi :1. Izvinni’m‘luru's ~qu l; ‘ ‘
m “11.4. Aims-
and varnn limzs. \ll m «but 50 CHI ”H :l:.- violiur,
Short ”sis and all burn «.l' 5.5» «L; will Int~ ul' nu-lvmmix' J win-In balance
8min: :LHI 51mm r. 8“. Is: ,1 .H I” c-s anti RN'Ililltlli-Z 1300 pt“! pines C-riur
Dypsgiimnls, 1523i)»: u§~ m :2 ii Itifllthl“ Urn-8:5 U .w‘s.
SATEENS.
% mum-am
— . . Gain in Premium income durln 1587 1.131.
5’ All our ends. put pr on at u p ”mint.- c-f .1" 13‘). 33 and 40:. Saans mil be «rid 54- , . g J m
L, at only llv 5‘giianunlntcreut Receipts durinug 2887. $55,619
All our t'niffl. ~Imn pi. (rm an i put p .u 3*
Another I..I ;.t vm‘y 5:. in! .l. z-v. ‘l‘ |-\"i" Ill: . Worth 103.
100 dozm frwt Napkins 3'5 W a l I an 27w.
reduced 1mm 590.: 10 pi. on; nzmrfw: .u my , wnrill 75°.
In our “Haiti" purcimsutlwrc was ll 0 I“ s ..1 L"H51ll-' Mud-t
and shall offer If at 3: in this ml». 0 -.~ r.- 5 ‘
v.’.'u '
011 $10 sales we give Free Return Fam- «luring this sale.
(‘er Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
Aldon it? bile-Lari?» hhmrtment or
-—-FURN|TURE'-—
\Vill Satisfy You That For
'l‘hn Pinni- to ‘Buy in at . '
DAVID STOW’S,
UP STAIRS.
tor wheat extra, 8.7%; Minueaota do, 8175
as; city mill (10.. simian. for West lmllm.
Southern Ilour cloned quiet and unchanged;
common to choice extra, 82.9005.
WHEAT—Options were dull and Irregular.
Fluctuation were confined within narrow range
andthecieaawaa barely steady at a aligned.
vaaee. Spot lot-cloned steady and unchanged.
“Mollie. lredatlloat ”1:480. ! do...
91a; ungraded rod, 580%.; No. 2 red winter,
W; So. it red winter. Aug. who; do,
nope, alum; do... dept. time. but
0033M»:- were moderately aotive and
manning-tan advance of “0566- Spot.
Iotawereilrmly held and dull. Holden asked
“advance. Spot-baffle. I raincoat
W: degraded mixed. manna; he. Ida.
we. mean: do. W. 543i»- Nd: do. Oct.
mic. hid.
DATE-Options were dull.but steady.» on-
ehangodprleea tlpotlota cloned firm and m.
higher. Spot ulsoan. 1 white atate at the;
no. Ida, Mic: No. I mind, Auk, 81a; do.
new».
aadtalrlyaetlvezeaah.
Lana—mam:
m; July and Ann, we.
Bum—tam grater Ilm, other: dull and
- Inihehnyera‘favorutate. iWa; vie-tern,
I(annual-Jinn new mm my. one
minute
Wandharely “yum“.
animate.
BUGLE—Haw dull; fur renal-g. hue; It
new um:mw
cub-I. m:
Mme-t WA.
A. om was a
canon-mum- entr-
mewsemxm.
Ik-
‘atettea-aam‘ madman-m
teen-
eeha .
that
ton-unwarranted layout
from“ out: Met
a
JUST" REBEIVE
for the Ilprlug and Banner trade.—
——a lever. flame of
8001§;e
-snou
From 12 Different Factories.
I 1 foot how»
dagger-i?“ ”rad"
Far Bill! [Illlll' Slim
Styles and prim too
to menu
one»: cann‘aan nxanlan
lie trouble to show goods. '
0:11. HARVEY,
tall-gala Street.
ILL "kilns,
AND AT
The Best floods for
”AT—n
Beer i seen scene,
BIIIIIIIiIISI
Lowest Prices!
the Least loney
w S. BBIIWN’S
SOUTH NORWALK.
’gMPWs mm mm, 5
i. iIilIKIIIIMlN ll SIIN’S,
South .Norwalk.
glass jar of Pickled Lmnb’s'i'ongue, Richard & Robbins' Lunch
Ham, Boned (,‘hickcn and Turkey, all kinds of Dm'iled “eats
a bottle of Lime Fruit Juice 101' Lemonade, Cocoanut Mace-m
roni, iced Iioucy Fingers, Cocouuut and Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and Marge assortment. with which to celebrate the Glorious
70 VVASI-I I 1"(5 '1‘( )LV fi’l‘ l2 I'JIG’I‘.
W. B. HA Li. & (‘70.,
on :1 mun: mnnprchcnsivo sonic than um :imiEur min was ever
(Md. lots, 02' gmnis {mm rt,‘\'2'l':li New
lurk Joldncrs ul mlmlmxs prim-s will appear, imizmw ni' swn-mi
(’orseis. Latiics’ Umlerucur. While Suits. ('etlon llrcss
bilks, Salim, Blur”; Howls, \'cl\’vt~:. l'clvctim-s :uni Sumlm'r
Dress (Funds mil lwsnicl at the loan-st price. I'Yi‘l' Immvn.
About a llluu<.en<l >Imrt Heels and [um pieces l-I' Silk [)unmsks
oral lute lu'ufllil of w l'~r(!-r||i~*~tw:l lumen, winch n (:Iu-Ir 1’..in rub, R _v 4, Will: n
1600 livinuzmls Small Silhb’.
Hf 1%. 15 and lie. Salim-s vnil go H! To.
iii) dc 7. -n Huck pure
““9“ knollul “”131" “l “I" . “whit 15 '. lili} wt 'I. -n at 19 ' , reduce-ll From 25 '. 50 giggly paid wl‘olicv-hoiiilm during 1“,. a.
damn damn-i: 1} nylon 05).: , “Milli $1. 5?) «1.»; -;> l:7.\'ll Sqlkms 3, or 50:, ivunh 75c. fiuéfi}or Poficleeinlfarcc, 1.38.619.
Hall Blanche-xi Damask—23 puc 24 at 33.. l'nill'.‘-*-I {mm 43,- ; ‘35 pieces a! 40“.,
: xv:- Imv» nu» left
“all: ucimi 5;. In 3' quillly.
'W.B.HALL&CO
Style, Price and Quality;
87. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
One Quentin—JIM Beet,
Pork. Belt and
Beef, Veal lamb. In!
(breed. Beef. Snow Tongue. llama,
shouldum, Bacon, liaingna, my.
fortIJiuz.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Specialty.
Orders Delivered Premptly. I
CHARLES SMITH
5:: Washington Street.
a mm. mm: or
Builders Hardware,
, PAINTS, ‘
‘Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire £5!ch Itoor Mute,
Something new, best thing out.
w. C.QUINTARD,
Bang Plllllfll.
mam: of runs canau
of ranran.
. Til II 7%“ TM! ~
Sold and n commended by
Charles E. Seymour,
_ GROCER.
70 li’a-hington Street,
:UL'TEi SOBW ALE.
SEWEREE
‘6. .‘vi. PIERCE
ill-IA Lilli [N
S i ‘2 \V P] Id IJ l I’E'
A \ i)
V I. " v ‘
Ircuct .il he“ or Contractor
ls prupdn‘d to make connections u'ilh main sewer
pxpo- in ms cit)‘ on the most favorable terms.
Vania-s intruding :n connect with the recently an
sewers in m»: my will find It to lheir advantage to
can on him. m if
3* . I‘ll. PIERCE
Box 20. some Norwalkdlt.
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The Meiropelitan‘s Record Fer I887.
Gain in number of outstanding Policoa during
l8 7, 278.0”)
Gain in Ant-eta during 1837 $131,063.63.
Gain in (‘roee Income during m7. “W 821
Number 5r Death Claims din 1533,3563. '83
New insurance written during will, ,lfiflldm.
Capital and Surplus for recent: of ’olzcy-holden
over and above the reeerve required h law, (4 per
cent.) and all other liabilities, SIJGZQ l0.
Amount paid by the Company to ill Policy-
hold-2m for Claim, etc , eiucc mutation, plua
preacnt inventcd Alecia, $18,600,853.
J05Ei’fl LEIPNII. Amt.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
fluen—
Silverware.
Special attention d to the repel. I
watches and ,ievn-iryP.I ' l-l 0' h
83 Slain aural.
rZfl/W
Exam-or I.
FISH,
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT
§ ALL KINDS or MEATS.
“or ran OLD ”AND 0?“
r. BURR Gum av. son.
* SPRIIGWOOD.
an. ounce:
SI Fulfill, PROMP'I‘LY.
”flu-Am r
C.E.Remson.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
.
. .
mtm'momtmammxnflmmnmmaonmmaonwmm
v. I. let. one.
1870 to 1....
Otllcet. 436 llnlu street.
BBIWBPOII’I‘. MID.
GET' THE BEST. '
, -~ run...—
“ Florida. ”
STEAM HEATER.
.r‘
.1... $
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"““ uncommon...
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