all Nomination to the High
Oihce Confirmed.
now run linrunucass verso.
‘5. I... Agony Boiled at last—Bat 'l'aw
Wien- Votnd (or Coed matlnl.
“Wm Paired or Alma-t and Twenty
you Agllnst n—ruafnmwm. Solid.
WAalluo‘ron, July-21.41111; nomination at
Kelvin. W. Fuller, oi Chiugo, to he chief
Moe oi the supreme court of thoUnitod
m was manned by the senate byan
“Emotive vote of 41 against 20 negative
votes Thom is under the injunction of
law. but it isunderstood that ten Repub-
lican sea-ton vmd for confirmation, and
thatthoy ware utollows:
Hm (lemon, Cullom. Davis, l-‘arwell,
Halo, Jena 0! Nevada, Mitchell, Quay
and
All at the Democrats present voted (for
m They were: ,liissrs. Ilute,
Book. Berry. Blackburn, Blodgett, Broom,
Butler, Cockrell, Coke, Daniel,
Gouge, Gibson, German Gray, Hampton,
Hearst, Jones of Arkansas: McPherson, Mor:
Faulkner,
no, ,Pasco, Payne, Pugh, Ransom,
Vanna, vim, Voorbccs, “'ulthnll
Ind Wilson of Maryland‘u total of 31 Dem-
ocrats. '
M voting in the negative were all He
pllhllflnsand were as follows: llluir, Bauer,
M, Dawes. Dolph, Edmund, Evans,
, .nawley, Hoar, Ingnlls, M'Indcnou, Palmer,
j, ,Phtt, Golda. Sawyer, Sherman, Stewart,
; f Btuckl’ridgp, Teller and Wilson, of lowa,
makinghfall 20voting in the negative and
GI altogether voting on the subject, leaving
15mm: a paired, as follows: Messrs. Call,
Bpulshury, Harrie, Elastic, Kenna, Colquitt—
fix Democrats-and Messrs. Aldrich, Allison,
Chm, alarm, Paddock, Spooncr, Stanford
mu nonma'noxs commerce.
The senate has confirmed the following
nomination: Thomas L. Casey, to be chief
W of the army, with the rank of
general; K. W. Weir. of Pennsyl-
to be chief justice of the supreme
of Idaho; Roderick Rose, of Dakota,
ton. annciate justice of the supreme court
A! Dakota; Charles H. Berry, of Minnesota,
lobe Initiate justice of the supreme court of
Idaho; John W. Judd, of Tennessee, to be
annotate justice of the supreme court of
Utah; John B. Keatley, of Iowa, to be
United States judge for the district of
Alaska; I. flandford, 01 New York, to be
ohidi-tiea of the supremeoourtof Utah;
Edwin Bells, to be Indian agent at the Pay-
.allnpageuuy (conndidated), Washington Ter-
rllh'y; ll. George, of Wengo, Ky., to be In-
,dian ag-t at the ColoradoRiver agency,
J.“ , ‘
liagtm, II. J:; Hugh A. Clark, at San Ja-
cinta, Cal; John Field, at Clovordale, Cal.
l‘inn, at '
i
_ m Proposed rulpe Cable.
Ym B. (1, July 2i.—0wen Jones,
show at the Pacific Cable
, missus onrontetolingland. Heism-
natlad and Instructed.
Moo. July lL—Oodding, one at the
in the "Q" oonqilrney case, who
jury by Cellini-loner
imam
ounpauy, has '
A W m m
WWW to on so.»
MIMI-ailing“.
Raw You. July lib—A ecu—Hz oi
viral-alumnus!” nearly
cityhlhoUnMwasheld‘Eahltmlh.
with tboobjsd. of devising means to realise
a small margin oi [aunt in the handling 01
“F": Which now, it is claimed. acts a loan
A committee 0! night was appointed, hsadod
WWII a. K. Holly, whih contend
with them-nag" of the sugar trust, who
Whttheywm willingto makeoom
arrangements toward meeting the wishes oi
kills grocers, providing retinas outside the
trust would agree not to run their refineries
at full capacity. The min-trust refineries
were then interviewed, and said they were
inclined to be agreeable. Practical results
have not been realised, however, and all the
refineries in the country are at present run
ning to their utmost capacity. Many of the
Wholesale grocers who engaged in the move-
ment express the belief that the only remedy
hr the evils of which they complain lies in‘
the equalization of tho tarii! on sugar!» A
lower duty on refining qualities would allow
foreign competition in refined grades and
cheaper priccs, which would benefit the con
miner and Weaken the power of the mmhina—
tion of retlncrs. However this may be, the
grocers feel that though they have gained a
nominal concession tram the refiners, there
has been no tangible victory.
“LET HER Go, GALLAGHER l”
'I'IIIII Jack Allen signified to the fiber“!
Illa Beadlneaa to no Swnng Into Eter-
lilty from the Gallows. '
Memento, Wy. T.. July 2l.——"(.lood by,
Iborifl’; let her go, Gallagher," were the
lantwords of "Sailor Jack” Allen in the drop
fell at 11:47. The gallows was erected in the
court house. Religious services were con-
ducted iu the cell at ll) o‘clock. lie was
takontothe court room at 11 and walked
with military trend. Allen then took his
place under the rope, only twonty-eighl,‘ por-
aous being present. He said he would make
I confession it he knew what to confess. He
had no recollection of the crime. He had
eight orten drinks on the morning of the
murder and half a pint of whisky in his
pocket. He had no other crime to confuse;
and begged all persons tobewaro of rum. In
conclusion he said: “I am a true Englishman
and never felt {car in myllife." He then
thanked every one for their kindness to him
and said he hoped to meet them in heaven.
llosang with the clergyman “Safe in the
Arms of Jesus” He adjusted the home, at
the same time remarking that ho wasa sailor
and knewallabout rupee He talked iully
lWenty minutes. Sheriff N. V. Davis pulled
the lever. Allen was pronounced dead in
fourteen and a half minutes. His pulse
Iloused at the end of eleven minutes. There
were slight convulsions of the lower limbs
for seven minutes.
THE TWO NATIONAL COMMITTEES.
Democrats and Republicanah'ow Actively
at Work.
Nzw YORK, July 2l.—-Cnlvin S. Brice,
chairman of the national Democratic cam-
paign committee, arrived early at the head-
quarters in Wcst Twenty-ninth street. He
was joined soon alter by Arthur Bownll, of
the national committee.
Among the out of town visitors who
dropped in were Henry \l'nttcrson, 0! The
Louisville Courier—Journal, and John Mc-
Lean, of The Cincinnati Enquirer.
Asistant Secretary Dickinson is hard at
work with a corps of about twenty clerks at.
tending the cormspoudcnco and other routine
wor
At the Republican headquarters, No. 91
Fifth avenue, everything is now in working
order. J. S. Clarkson, John C. New and G.
A. Robert, of the executive committee, were
closeted together for several hours yesterday.
Mxmvmrous, Mina, July 21,—Tho posi-
tion of amistant wotary oi the national
Republican committee has been ollcrul to
Joel P. Heatroole, present secretary: of the
state committee and editor of The Nerthficld
News. He has been obliged to decline for
business reasons, and some other Minnesota
man will be selected
DEATH OF AUTHOR E. P. ROE.
lle Dies Suddenly at llls Home of Non-
l'llgll of the “curl.
vano, N. Y., July 21,—Rov. E; 1’.
Bee, novelist and author of the “Barriers
Burned Away," “Opening of a Chestnut
Burr" and dozens
of other popular
works, died sud-
denly at his home
in Cornwall of “all.
ralgia of the heart.
iic had been in the
bust of health. and
the attack and
death were simul-
hlr. Roe was ao-
countsd the most
- popular novelist in
America, his stories
having had a tremendous sale. lie was born
in Windsor, N. Y., in 1833, and studied for
the ministry. lie was made chaplain oi the
Second New York regiment in 1362, later
being appointed chaplain of one of the Fort
rs- llonroe hosiltaia by President Lincoln.
Falling Walla in mileage»
Caisson, July 21.—-'l‘ho German sin
society’sbnilding. on North Clark street and
Grant place. has been undergoing demoli-
tion,thesociety dosiringtoerootamm
mmnrncturo. Early yesterday while
the workmeawero raising the building the
hack walls collapsed. Quite a number of
psoulewho were passing at the timewm
caught by the falling debris. Charles Wick-
ler, the contractor having the work in
charge,and alabororol thoname of Will-
iam Motor, being killed hIstantly.
The other victims were taken out alive.
Nearly alloi thamsustalnsd injuries, sense
at them anemones, built is not thought
$7.301
the thatsnyottbommtatallym
Detained in the Fauna of the our.
‘ \
Eighteen Lives Lost by th
Terrible Cloudburst. J
Ml
BAVOC AND DEATH EVERYWHERE
Desolation Reigns la the l‘i'rask ul’ the
Storm—Many Bridges none. Boadbadl
obliterated and llouses Bwsvt {MI
'I'hnlr Foundations—Tho Work of Death.
“Walnut, ‘3'. \‘a, July ‘31.—Tha latest
audmostauthantic reports from the localb
tin where the storm was worst Thursday
night show a state of attain scarcely gunned
at More. The wont scenes 0! desolation are
to be witnessed in those places not ucaasible
the night of the storm. The line of the Pitts—
burg division of the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road will have to be practically rebuilt from
Elm Grm‘o totho Pennsylvania state line.
Six largo nn-l costly bridgm were washed
away, the truck liltcd from the roadbod and
twisted into all conceivable shapes for miles
at a stretch At some places it is impossible
to discern where the rondbcd bus linen, while
with the exception of only an occasional gap
ouhigh and solid ground, the entire bed is
badly washed.
,0! course inter-cut centers in the wreck of
the Baltimore and Ohio bridge over Wheel-
ingcrock at Main street, and the futulitiei
which, though there is a strange lack of
definite knowledge concerning them, neon-
nrily attended that disaster. This luck at
definite knowledge is not a) inexplicable”
it might seem when it is reflected that there
were a number of picnic parties and excur-
lions out of the city, some 01 the members of
which have not yet returned. Some of those
on the bridge were doubtless strangers in the
city, attracted by curiosity, and their absence
is not noticed
So far us run bu .hr-liuimly known there
were four men and three boys not since
heard from on the bridge when it went
down. 0! these but link» is known Among
those carried oil nml mm] at points below
were “'ill McDonald, :1 lumkkccpcr at The
Register clllce, and u cigurmukcr named
Charles liteiu, living on the south side.
The river at tho nluulh of the creek is full
of large stones and iron from railroad
bridges. Miles up the hub: stream mingled
with pieces oi houses, burns mid ionccs. The
persons who perished areas follows: Ilormnu
Stimuli, milkmnu, drowned in his house on
Caldwell Run; Mrs. Stenzcl, widowed mother
of Herman; Anna Wingnrt, n nicm of Mrs.
Stouwl, visiting her, lived at Milionburn, 0.;
a sister of Anna “'ingart, an inmate of tho
Stenzel household; Mm Thomas Ilawloy and
tour children. One boy and three girls were
drowned in their house on Caldwell's Run.
John Hohmnn, drowned in attempting to
rescue the Steam] inniiiy.
Mm June Feay and her daughters Alice
and Belle, spiusters, drowned at the forks of
Wheeling crook, Trindclphiu. The three
women lived in a cottage in an exposed posi'
tion, and the water swept through it with
such force as to tour thn shin down stream
‘out. The women were found dead locked in
eaCh other's arms and clinging: to a fence
met near their ruined home. William (ins-
ton, an aged resident oi Point Mills, owner
of Unston’o Orchard, a forum; nunrt. lilo
body was found at Elm grove, six miles
below hhz residence.
There are rumors of others. but it cannot
be rcliably said that any lost lh Lir lives until
the means of communication are restored, no
they may be safe. but cut oil from their
friends A Mrs. Hill was in her house alone
at Triadulphia when it was swept from its
foundation. She climbed into the loft and
cutahole in the roof, through which she
climbed to the houvekip, and sat them
until the root and gables, out clean from the
lower walls, lodged against a tree three milca
below.
At Elm Grove the scene of desolation i9
pltiable to behold. The large house and store
of Kimmons it Hutchinson was carried some
distance and wrecked. The costly contents
are worthlen Chambers‘ coal works were
daungcd 85,000. Numerous houses of lea
value were wrecked and the fragments car-
ried out of sight.
At Trimlelphia the worst havoc was caused.
Here Wheeling Crook swept around a gentle
half circle beneath the Baltimore and Ohio
bridge, along a substantial stone wall, cone
mooted when the Cumberland mud was
built, and beneath a second Baltimore and
Ohio bridge. Both these heavy bridges are
gone, and with them half the houses in the
town. Of the large school house, containing
all rooms and a commodiuus hall. not a
vestige rcmuinu, but the angry crack, still
swollen and muddy, so oops ovrr its lute site.
Capt. Willi-m McCoy, of Trimlelphin, my
the rain cameso suddenly that when he went
into a home to bring a woman to a place of
safety the water was but two inches deep on
thoroad, but when he came out a minute
after it‘ was up to his armpits and the min
was falling in such shoots it almost drowned
him. Fifteen or twenty families are homo
I” at Triadolpbia. .
Sitting Bull Interfere;
mnanroua, July 2l.—A Bismarck.
D. T., specialw the Journal aa'ys: All ol
the Italian commission, With the exuiption of
Judge Wright, of Team-so, left for Standing
sins Rocha“) will hold their ilrat conform
with the Indiana The Indians of the moors
vation are flocking to the agency under 1m
nting them tothe hlea if they sign their
consent to the opening of the reservation
they will give away their birthright and
anon be wanderors and The com-
Iui-ionen an reticent and will not be later-
vlowod. but upon their arrival at S
Bocktheywillnodamoat iormtdahio lot
dusky interviewers awaiting them.
A llalater la a laborer.
flaw lions, July £1.—-In the United Stats
Attachments AM". resonant»
Batman, Ila, July alarm attach
unhmplsudmnnpanghhamth
mm for breach at amuse: which
'stilew'nial Still. D
structions from Sitting Bull,and hols oduo bran
‘ ”fl scorn nonwaut
opp. 0in hole l toll urn.
(lilies iiours. lilo: p. Ill.
julll ii to It p. is.
F ll. PEOKWllnl-p
s
ILLERY 0. cnanxn.
D” No. i ELI 81., nonwaut.
tonne Denim—Until la. Ill. and 1 to 8 and 0am
in
Tel. houemeraagra may be sent iron 1!. R,
Ilaunyhilsbls. Norwalk, and irosu ti. W. (lregory'a
Biabls, Booth Normal . ‘ lull) ly
k
DB. 1'. 3. BAKED.
No. 11 Valuer Ava-us,
omen nouns. Untilsm a. In. new lzwli. In.
6 to hm p. ill.
3y: 1m user NORWALK. CONN.
W [RHINO LESSONS
15.00 .00 and in term. Prior sec-mil
. I ‘3) lot: infirm». It:
All 8. PLACE,
lioulh Norwalk Conn.
Kira. a. mason.
Organist oi the Pin: Con
”WI
Planoforte, Organ and lusical
Composition.
to: 1: Lock Box :9 P. 0.. NORWALK. GONE.
lions] Churchill“:
r of
DB. 0. r. BO’U‘I’WBLL
DENTIST.
co and id
Oil! Bea once,
month‘s BLOCK, IAIN 81. 80 NORWALK.
Teeth unutodwithoutgatu by the useothaor
ditw lit er.
romeo opened nemnga.
E 130nm.
' . 1mm rou run
thnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
Nt)’l‘A1KY l’U IILI C.
liUWAYTON. CONN.
i5); mania“.
-urrlcn AND manfl"
for. il‘i-sl Avenue and Butler Street,
xouwux. com.
llzllcc “our: - Until 9am : from] to I, Ind'lto
6 p.m.; Sundays—2 l0 4 pm.
W Communication by telephone.
W s. KNAI'I'.
1.1 fl (.7 I .l l 'l‘ 152(3'1‘.
lsnowprcpamiio make plans and ramification
and superinicnd the comtructiuu of lldings
TERMS REASONABLE.
Owner-Taylor‘s Building Washington 8L. no.
Norwalk. 1’. 0. Box 7%. «it.
w
J c. ouowz.
O
Carpenter and Builder.
Plan tarnished and Intimates given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended to.
ShogoAnn street, near lain
P 0 x 4-H. South Norwsik Ct.
ATTENTION.
I ' 0 y o
hcwmg Machine hupphcs,
Attachments. Parts, Noodles. ill-lie, etc . furnished
General Repairing of all kinds and makes of
sewing Machines. U. hi. SBMLKR.
8'! Main 3L. no. Non-elk. 81%”
J II. RAYMOS I),
I
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie loot oHIaVilaml St. on Water. I'M. Box 611.
j noggin“. ’ W ' ' ‘
successor toi. R. Qulnurd.
7
30, 4 Knight St. Residence. 5 Elm SL,
880 :3 n Non-watts, Conn.
0 ll. D'AR'I'flls.
O
(‘aicrcr {or \l'cddxmte and ‘snim. lrc Chum
cmmtaoliy on hand forum :1 and well. "is cele-
brated limit Dust, and Employment (like.
50 Mom 5T.. 30. NOBWaLK, ('1‘.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS BANK.
5i \i‘uhlngiou street.
up“: “all; from 9 to 13 a.m., and from I in! IL.
um on Saturday evenings from G to 8.
{Wilden-pi allowed on llcposila.
A was in mums. rm.-
JOHN n. rituals. “when;
JUDN n. narrow, um 'I‘Icas
when“. a iknolnmlin‘,
Auctioneers and Ilcal Estate Ashe,
36 Washington St., South Norwalh.
llavc romuollhe most desirable building lots in
South born-lb and Kurt Norwalk inr> sale at
ha ins.
loam- and lots sold on my terms Let then-
who want to buy consult wiihthcm bolero kinking
elsewhere.
icbdifim
ileum to rent and rents collected.
(Boone ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishin Undertaker.
(‘ail and see my large a at all hudrol hummus.
30 Ilaln fitmt, Kerr-1k.
Ali-o pm 1! to tarnish everylhl tor
the hummer the dead, day or a sum
wnnfiikagilh residence. No. I he: place.
634 ii
lit
"'”Lb‘rliliii""iflii6ifi7
Carriage latter and [lone Sheer.
chcid attention given to repain in all its
chea. Work done in lint-clan sly at nam-
sble prices. Work Intrnmd to me will reach.
prompt attention.
Shop Foot of Franklin at.
dial 800'"! RORWALK.
Wis lii'l'flll MARKET.
One Quanta—The Best.
m, , x. ’“T-IIT .
V:;:fifwm and“
1mm.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
ammssmn
58 Wuhllltofl Street.
A FULL LINE DI’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vfinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel bear no“,
l-‘ORI.
Room a, moi-w: block.
Waddnxion meet, loath liorwalk tel: an ,
mus ”
l
Undertaker & Embalmcr.
W. Wfii'ii‘i‘nn.
no new lam
1 ROAD CART.
W
2 NW Sillflfl ‘Wllllli!
l’lows, lioud Machines he.
m.M_w.-._
laymulllrutlers.
Slate Roofing !
We are Emmet-as Job or
SLA-I-ING
1n cilia! HARBOR. IAB'I' BANGOR, u
P211130“ out:
at 5 £81118 per fill all unit
Particawishing Blots modng should call on as
before contracting elsewhere. ‘
A. BACK & Co.
Walcx $1.. toot oi Kaviland Booth Norwalk.
J. TRISTRAM,
OPTICIAN,
83 Main St. South Norwslk.
Visual Imperfections detected and corrected.
Gold Spectacles Riding Bows and Eye Glasses.
Our latices arc of superior quality and at am! noble
m .l
MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant."
llllqniki in Ilium uni llsptll it Tom.
CHEAT CAPACITY OF VIIRATIOII
AIID DURAIILITY.
finch Instrument over I! months in
;, pmcunoiconstructlon. Boat materials
" and finest workmanship.
FULLY WARRANT“). U’Thaywill last
in iliertlmo and know In tuna at one-
nunrter the canons. of any other piano.
OVER 17,000!" USE
DH”. ‘0
m: min a semen ca,
'07 Onassis: 81a“? Null Hanan. Conn.
, stso
sun-outwit ”(libtl. Dan-oar, Bra--
3 roan. Mioouvown on War Winona.
80nd tor toll descriptive pamphlet and f
Che-.1 Antoni row 1w! D'A'lt or Cowl-unseen.
browning-hoot». «Kurosawa-00
mono“ ’w'néfliiieiiii-i
THE BEST or
Meals, 1
Pan
Vegetables,
Alwaya bushauduamodseaxopliuwoulddoweli
tocallstthe
Central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onion solicited and goods delivered to any port
‘ otcuy.
Jllsnnl Salami, l‘l‘lli.
“op__
ALI. GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Best Goods for
the Least honey
---A‘l'-—-— .
H. S. BRflWN’S
3001‘ xenon scone.
more a: m." m“
‘ .
, a
4th of July.
W
South
W
MPLES
._.M........- .. “—1, a... mum Wm Wm-“WAHAW-‘NA
‘JIIS'I' llllllll
ladies’ Print Wrappers
A1: Low Prices at
l. mnmm & Still.
on Washington Street.
Norwalk.
Al 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a small lean New Haven Hum for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb’s Tongue, Richard 8: ,Bobbins’ Lunch
Ham, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled Meats,
a bottle oi Lime Fruit J uicc ior Lemonade, Cocoauut Mecca.
roni, Iced Honey Fingers, Cocoanutand Vanilla Cream Wafers.
and a large assortment with which to celebrate
the Glorious
DEW DROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 W.ASIIIl.\'(j‘r'.l‘()l\v S’I‘RIGET.
Dress Gihxitl.
at only 17c
BRIDGEPORT.
Will commence to day a
wear. Balance of our Boston
Stock will be marked
at a more sun".
which rescind.-
Aii at about 50 cunt- on lb» ciullar.
1000 Rum
unufnciurcl's pinch of Rugs.
W. B. HEEL & (70.,
Clearing July Sale
on n more comprehensive scale than any similar sale was ever
conducted in this state. Odd lots of goods from several New
York jobbcrs at fabulous prices will appear, balance of scverab
manufacturer’s stocks of
. Corsets. Ladles’Undci-wear, White Suits, Cotton Dress
Stuffs, l'urusols, Rugs,
Dra rics. flosicr
Laces,(lcnts’l"urnlsl pc y,
lingsund Under-
hilks, Saline, Black Goods, Velvcis. Volvctiucs and Summer
Ilicss Goods Will be sold at the lowest prices ever known,
About. a thousand short ends and part pieces of Silk Damasks
and. White Hoods will be oilercd
We hlll" alnu commence the sale of u in
oral lots bought of a cmnmiz-a-inn house,
and Smyrna Rugs.
Short ind» and all kmilouf “0011:; mid lob oi n llllV-lllililu J
Spring and Summer Suits; pun poo. .- uml Remnants,
1500 i-mhn m d Italian-its Dress Uninls.
Alan nev-
I’unjsub, Riyal, \Vilton
.let‘l.>; balance of
1200 pm picc-s Colored
nnnts Sarah Silks.
SATEENS.
100 di 3-“ T-wwh 61c, wmth 10c.
msdalc Muslin;
, All our end». pmt pio ccs and remnants oi our 30, 35 and 40c. Salerno will be void
All our ends, aliurl pilots and pull pi. (70's of 12;, 15 and We. Satincs will go :it 7c.
Another but at only 5 2.
linen knouul inngc an I0c . munii 15c.
dozen damask Doyle‘s 6.50.
100 doaen fruit Napkins 75:.. worth $1 25c.
Half Bleached Damask-25 pi: cm at 3 reduced f mm 45::
reduced 1mm 50c.: 10 pie-ecu bleached at 50.: , Wurlll 75c.
In our Boston purchase there was 3 cows n! L
and shall 01hr it at 8c in this mic.
150 dczm lluck pure 5!.
100 d. zen at 19.2., reduced from 2.56. 50
Wurlll $1. 50 dnz m iuwn Napkins 3 size 50c. “'urlh 75c.
:25 pieces at 40c.,
We have one leit
One cttsc' 3 Wldr' unblraclwd 5c. in Se. quality.
On 310 sales we give Free Return Fare during this sale.
IW.B.HALL&CO
Cor Main and CilDIIOll Streets, Bridgeport.
FIB
‘ a
Style, Price and
H,
VEGETABLES,
A Look at Our Large Assortment of
--FURN|TURE--
Will Satisfy You That For
The Place to Buy in at
no arenas.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Quality,
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN
ST.
Fan's-1',
--‘-—~A'l' 'flll OLD [PAID 07—“-
SPRINOWOOD.
WW‘W
ALL KINDS OF MEATS.
C.E.Remson.
M
GROCERIES ANDMEATs
T. 31133 OUTER &; SON.
, W .
All. DIDBBH FILLED PBOHI’TLY.
mrrrommnuwrnam mmmammonmruoa'
for the Spring and Summer trada— /
~A lurk: involve of
BlilllS— '
~AND—
-Sllll-E8
From 12 Different Factories.
Everything for loot-wear beta 1 for NI!“
Basil, and cameo being 53% herald ,
Fill Billlll "Hill Slfllfll.
Slylm and prices to» numerous \
In lucmlmi. ‘
runner: on LI. aa'n BXAMINE
No trouble to show goods.
0.11. HARVEY,
l2 Main Street.
South Nor-walk.
“Sterling
Blilli Pfllflfll‘.
MADE or PURE cnzau
_ of TARTAR.
'l'I'l ll! 'l'l‘l II!
CharluESeymour,
GROCER,
SOUTH nonwanx. ‘
EWERS!
70 Washington Street,
I35!!!
.v. M. PIERCE
DEALER is
S 13le 1+3 R PI PE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
is prcporcd to make connections with main sewer
pl in this city on the most favorablctcrnu.
‘cs intending to connect with die recently laid
meg Egg-is city will tied it to their dialing};
F. ill. {’1 ERCE
Box 20. South Norwalk, Cl-
The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.
Gain in number of outstanding Politics during
l8 7, 238.015
Gain in Assets durinz 1M shimmers
Gain in Plantain income during 1587. $1,180,671.
Gain in Interest Receipts durinug um. 855.619
Gain in Gross income during 1&7. 81.53.251.33
Number of Death Claimaopaid in 13733.6“.
1 “entangle; paid to Poiicv’h dun during um. 52,-
Number of Policies in Force, 1.34845”.
New insurance written during 1887,
Capital and Surplus for security of hey-holders
over and above the reruve required b law, (4 per
cent.) and all other liabilities, Skunk 10.
Amount paid by the company to its Policyv
holders tor claims, etc , ' copulation. pins
M invested Assets,
.lfiflllim.
since
Summon. _\
JOalPfl nun-am. amt. ‘~
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
-—sxn-
Sllverwar—e.
Special attention to the to i of
watchesandjewdryrm "I!” I“
as flat. Street.
1810 to 1883.
one», 433 Main Street.
summit. 003R.
GET 'I‘HE BEST.
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Florida ”
some HEATER.
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m lawman-slim
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tote neat m malt.
Norwalk Chronicler