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ATTEMPT TO BLOW UP A GERMAN
CITIZEN’S HOUSE.
‘ XML! WINCH-Ill BY A 3013.
”period Construction of the Bomb Was
All That Saved the House and the Livea
d the hunter-Tb. Altair Clothad ll
Ilystory - ‘I'Io Neighborhood Startled.
Cuckoo. July lid—An unsuccesdul at-
temptwas made to blow up the house of
Chrbtiau Kruger, 675 Hnooln avenue. The
nguttuled todothe work was a dynamite
bomb nudeont ot a piece of ordinary two-
incb welded gas pipe about eight inches long.
audilithad been prepared by a person of
mechanical intelligence it would
heredoae‘a great deal of damage and the
Inn of lite would have been appalling, as
there we a doasn people sleeping in the
home at the time.
About 8 o'chick Mr. Kugler was awakened
by the barking of his dog and got- up to see
what was the matter. He found nothing
wrongand was trying to g'o asleep again
when there was a tremendous report. The
house gave a lurch and in an instant Lincoln
avenue (or blocks was netir. Nobody sur-
mired what caused the explosion.
The people went. to a saloon in the vicinity,
in which brawls are very frequent, thinking
cornebody had been shot, but the place was
deserted. The crowd’s attention was at;
tracteda few doors further down the street
where they saw Oillcor Weldon, of the Lake
View police, standing. Here it was lcnmcd
will bad transpired A piece of gas pipe
lhattued to pieces and a large hole in the
ground told the tale. The bomb had been
placedhalf way under the south corner of
the house, in the front. It had blown up—
ward after blowing a furrow in the ground,
and on the wrner of the building therein
the mark of the missile, which nearly gouged
ltnway through the hoard. The front of
the house was bespnttered with the explosive.
The police were first of the opinion that it
wasaimplyascare, and that the pipe was
charged with nothing but powder. It has
since been demonstrated that it contained
dynamite, and only the clumsiness of the
maker prevented a wreck.
llr. Kruger isa German, about 5) years
of age, and has no idea who could have at-
tempted the diabolical deed. Bereral years
ago he kept a saloon on Fullerton avenue
and Perry street. In this neighborhood a
lnrge number of Poles of a treacherous
character reside. It is said that Mr. Kruger
bu always condemned strikes, and the
brickmnkers who frequented his place were
bitter against him for that reason. As they
arenowonastrike, it is thought they de—
tenninedtonvenge themselves. The police
havethis theory, but it is only conjectured
Capt. \‘illiers, oi the Lake View police, at
first ridiculed the idea of the pipe being
loaded with dynamite. but upon a careful
examination hetbought differently. if the
ends of the gas pipe were stopped at all they
must have been plugged up with wood, as
thereisnothrend on theplpe tohold a
screw cap.
The police are in the dark as to who the
perpetrators may be, but Capt. Villiers and
several detectives are working up evidence.
Mrs Beeney, living next door to Kruger,
noticedaman posing by the house before
the explosion took place He had a package
in his hand and was unwrapping the paper.
Bach-conceal" not uncommon in the vicin-
ity," night carmen pass there quite ire»
quantly. She could not give any description
of the man. John Weldon, apoliceman, was
ontheoppoeitesideof thestreetashort diav
tance away when the explosion took place,
and had been there for a quarter of an hour.
He noticed nobody around the place during
that time.
' A reporter showed Inspector Bonfield a
of the cartridge which was in the pipe.
“I have seen dynamite sticks covered in ex-
actly the same manner," said be. “It is
almoat impouible for powder to tear a piece
of welded pipe to pieces like that. lhave
been ' something of that sort, and 1
atill fear that the Anarchist leaders will do
m harm before they can be checked.”
CONDENSED NEWS.
ThunasHarriaen, “the boy preacher,” held
agrand jubilee service at St. J ohn‘s Methodist
church, in New York, in celebration of the
conversion 0! 2,500 souls during his series of
The meetings will be continued
until Sept 7, when Mr. Harrison will open
the Sing Sing camp meeting.
While Roxy Crane, a daring fighter of
um, Cal. was in search of a band of
outlaws that has been terrorizing and depre-
dating Lea Annalee county they heard of his
h and eluded him. They then rode
intothe town, well armed, and held the in—
habitanh at bay while they surrounded
Crnne’sbotleandburncdittotheground.
The influxof Chinese to this country across
the border from British Columbia continues
unable!!- They come by Canadian Pacific
mm Vancouver, goeast some distance,
am the line and reach American settle-
manta
Gunman Randall was removed to Gen
an] Wayne ntation, ncnr Philadelphia, in a
pirate car tendered by the Pennsylvania
road. He is very much better.
Thanews from Gen. Sheridan runs all one
way new. file improvement continues slowly,
Int without interruption.
state. worsened name for site and com-
plotiuof a public building at Bridgeport,
Oahu-Id another of 38.0w10r improve-
nattolthelightbm in Btonington harbor.
Bonfleld, of Chicago, is pal
ehaonlost, of New York, is thearoh
W in the recent dynamite disclo-
“nnllanelortiaboing madetoconnect
adalld avid-Icewhich willwarrant his
mum-noon
Charl- J.01ark.of New York,n mam.
M m up the Elysian Fields, It
um recruiting for 1,000,000 W
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. Ibvuswnnty. lsnowatwar. A
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and-sandwonndingof-voralotheva
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Ivory Phase of the Case Covered to Pro
vent inbbllng.
Cincmvan, July {la—The celebrated luv
dictment against Ives, Btaynor and Woodr
rut! was open to inspection in Judge Schro-
der‘ecourt. it covers eight pages of legal
cap paper, written in the clone and solid”
band of Prosecutor Pugh. The charges are
made in four dineront terms, in order to
W any legal quibble which the attorneys
for the defense may raise. The first form
Charges George H. Stayucr, president and
director of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton railroad; Henry S. lvce, vice presi-
‘lent and director. and E. Wilson Woodrnll,
"eulurer, with embezzling a certain certifi-
cate of stock of the Dnytonand Michigan
Railroad company, of the amount oi 21$?
shares and value of 81.391360, the property
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad runway.
The second form of the indictment charges
them with making away with the certificate
with intent to embeule and convert it to
their own use.
The third form charges them with taking
with intent to embezzle, and the fourth form
charges them with intent to steal and carry
away. ,
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Mn. Cleveland at Marl-In.
Manlox, Mass , July Eli—lira Cleveland
received no visitors yesterday. The weather
was inclement. ltisexpectcd that she and
Mrs. Folsom will attend an entertainment to
night, given by A. W. Nit-hernia, of Boston.
at his magnificent country place on the other
side of the bay. The event is lookel forward
towitboager interest by the sum-nor resi—
dent’s o! the vicinity as likely to be some—
thing unsurpassed in its way. .‘lany notable
people are also coming out from Boston.
The spread is furnished by Boston‘s most
famous caterer, and Sullivan's cadet band
provides the dance music.
Blaming the Anarchists of l'ltt‘slmrg.
I’trrsnt'uo, July ill—A dispatch from
Chicago says ,that the recently discovered
Anarchist plot was concocted at a meeting
held in Pittsburg but full. but spring
meetings of Anarchists were held twice a
week in a house on Madison avenue, Alle—
gheny City, one for limitless, when the dis—
cussions were bitter. the nllwl’ for drill, the
men all being urincd and the orders being
given in the German language. tine gath-
ering was attended by 1'35 men. The nit-et—
ngs (eased, or also a new rendezvous was
secured, before the authorities learned. of
the movement.
Chairman lingo Sues for Libel.
LINCOLN, Nola, July QR'h‘omc weeks ago
The Lincoln Daily News published mutter
reflecting upon 5. H. liege, the head of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginech’
grievance committee, and his wife. It was
alleged that her character was questionable,
and that, with liege, she Was blacknmiling
citizens of western towns. ilogc has brought
suit for libel against The News for himself
and wife, putting the damages of each at
82.5,“)1. They will sue Detective Planet), 0!
the Burlington and Minomri railroad, fur the
same amount on the same charge.
Almost a Terrible Accident.
F, l'ir'rsnt'uu, July 2e,——Thc New York and
C
hicago limited patscngcr train, cast bound,
met with an accident near Canton, 0.,on
the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail—
road, that came near being very serious.
The engine struck the owl of a rail at a side
track and was thrown upon its side. The
tender and train continued on the main track
a short distance, when the tender left the
rails and was badly wrecked, but no one was
seriously injured. This is the second acci-
dent to the limited in nine years.
A Pretender Makes a Good Haul.
Dlxvnn, July ‘33.—-Ucorge F. Wilson, who
formed valuable businm connections here on
the strength of representations of his finan-
cial strength in the cast, has disappeared,
and is being sought for by Mr. Lowe, of the
Fort Collins sandstone quarries, who in-
domd his paper for $40,000, and by Mr. Nix,
of the Albany hotel, who is interested to the
extent of about $20,000. Wilson claimed to
have a wealthy brother in New York and to
beheir to an estate near Boston producing
840,000 a year.
A Soap Trust Proposed.
Pimul'ita, J nly lei—A movement is on
foot among the soap manufacturers of the
United States to form a soap trust. A meet-
ing was bold in New York city recently and
the plans of organimtion divcussnl, but no
definite action was taken. it is proposed to
hold another meeting shortly and perfect the
organization. The aswciatlon will regulate
prices and production, and endeavor to ob-
tain legislation that will protect the host in-
terests of the manufacturers.
Ills Career of Crime Checked.
l’i’rl‘snl'm:, July iii—Joseph Welsh, who
pleaded guilty to four charges of robbery
and two of larceny, was sentenced by Judge
Collier to twenty—live years in the penitcno
tiary. Welsh had at dillorent times robbed
a number of ladies of their hand sachels and
pocketbooks in broad day light. In securing
his plunder from a Mrs. Lovsey she had her
arm broken in three places. Welsh is fine
looking, and about 19 years of age.
Earning- of a Railroad.
an Your, July 28.4mm official report
of the New York, Lake Erie and Western
railroad, just issued, shows an increase 01
gram earnings, from October to June, of
«motor, and of net earnings, for the
same period, of mumse. For the month
of June there was an increase 0! gross carn—
ings of $29,655.67, and of net eamlnge of
tennis.
Defeated by Illa Wife'a Promptnm
l’novmnncs, July Sid—Benjamin John-
aon,aged40yennl. tried to commit wields
by taking an immense quantity of strych.
nine. lib wife promptly poured the con-
tenteof acan of kerosene down his throat
and ran for a doctor, who thinks Johnson
will recover.
ela Cents Instead of ”0,000,000.
le Year. July 28.——'l‘he suit of the Web-
atar Loom company va. E. B. Higgins a (30.,
for infringement of a [client prom-of carpet
weaving, which has been pending fourteen
years, was decided in favor of the plaintifl,
but only six cents damages are awarded, by
stead of $30,000,000, as chimed.
llaetrle Communication with Vennuela.
Wasnmoros. Joly 28.»?resldent Paul, of
Venom-la, sent a cablegram to President
elm-lend saluting him on the cocaine of
W telegraphic communication between
cascade and the United States. Bastary
Bayard cabled back aeompltmentarymee-
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Local Notice: 15 cent.- pci line.
gaging; (rule.
1)“. A. N. CLARK.
ill-l Iain street, 0,
opp. City lloici, i
801""! NORWALK.
ill to 9 a. rn.
061cc ileum. . l: to '2 p. m.
jinn ti (o lo 131).“
I“ ll. I'llCK‘YELL,
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ABCIIITEI ‘1‘.
Room ti. llnvilund‘e Block,
\l'uelilngmn street. South Norwalk jclfl 3m
DR. ELIAIZRY (I. CLARKE.
Ni). 4 ELM 5'12, SUBWALK.
(mice l!oure:~ l'nui 9 a. m. and l to :2 and 6.3) to
S . in.
p'i‘clephonc meet-ages may be scat from II. E.
lhtnn‘r Stable. Norwnlk, and from S. W, firmery'e
Stable. South Normalk ~ mm 1y
DR. I”. E. BAKE“.
No. ii Vaslann’r .‘JEMl'F',
orrn i: Horus; l'atil $130 a m 12m 1:30 p. m.
6t07130p.m.
M: 1m EAST NURWALK. FUNK.
[sumo uzssoss
it
$15.00, $2.000 and simmpcr trim. l’ricc lwfllll'llibfl
in ix'nzlh of lawn,
hiiliillls. l'liit‘li,
rnuth Somalis t'nnn.
ALI}. '. S. (i IIISUN,
Organist of tho l'irnt Concrrgmmna’. l'hiirvli,l\'ater
bury, Teams: of
l’inuol‘orte, Organ and it usicai
Compomtiou.
Tl}: ly incl; an: an r. 0.. xuuwain. mus. '
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DEX'l‘lS'l'.
Office and Elm-uh new.
Lat'ntrle lliM'K. MAIX ST. >0 NORWALK.
Tut-tn ckunclul without in by the :i-c of line or
thtw lit or.
{$0ch Opened evenings.
‘ e animus.
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AGENT FOR 'rnr;
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
Nirl'zkllY l’l'l:l.|(.‘.
ROWAYTON. 00343.
i)... moosnoau
—0rnct ASD REFlDKNt'E~
Cor. West Avenue nnd Butler Street,
NORWALK. CONN.
Ofllco ileum—Until 9 am. ; from i l) l, and 7 to
8p.m.; Sundays—2 to 4 p.m.
Q’Commnnleation by telephone
W 8. KNAI'I‘.
I
:kllCll l'l‘ EC'I‘.
lenow preparcdlo make plans and a miilcavor.
and superintend the construction of nildinre
TERMS REASONABLE.
OrrIcn—Taylor‘s Building Washington 5L. so.
Norwalk. l’.0. Box 77.5. daw
J C. CBO‘VB,
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Carpentc - and Builder.
Plans furnished and Bellman! given.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly attended in
she Ann ntrwt. near )Iain
P. 0. x “-3. south Norwaik (Pt.
Ix'r'rurrrlon.w
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Pam; Needles, Belts. clc , inrxnshmt
General Repairing of all kind:- and maker of
Sewing Machines. t‘.
8) Main St.. tin. Norwalk.
J B. RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Otfle foot of llavilnnd St. on Water. PA). Box or:
M. stlAlM-LR.
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J D. JENNINGS.
' Succcesor to L. E. Quintard.
Undertaker & Emholmcr.
No. 4 Knight 8t. llceidcucc, 5 Rim 5'...
880-3m Norwalli, Conn.
0 ll. D'AB'I’OIS,
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Caterer for Weddings and Parties. Irr- Erwin
constantly on hand forihc click and wr-ll. Iii-v rule-
bnted Root Beer. and Employment once.
to IAIN 8’12. so. NORWALK. tfl'.
SOUTH NORWALIK SAVINGS BAN K.
bl Washington Street.
n Daily from 9 to I! tub, and from I to 3 pm
In on Saturday evenings from n to 8.
Flannel allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN BOLHANB
Pm.-
JOHN H. humus. Vice-Prom
634-17. ~ JOHN ll. KNAPP.8ce. sun Treat
IOBBELI. a L’lionlnlllil,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Aa’ta,
38 Washington Sb. Bonus Norwall,
nave routecfthe most dceirsble bulldlng lots In
(loathI Norwslk and last Ken-1k for file at
as.
loose-audio" sold on new. Let those
who wanna buy consult with t haters looking
elsewhere
few In
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non-cote vent and rents column.
George II. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Call and teeny large II at all kindeof furniture.
as Iain Btroet. lorwalk.
Numfldtotnrnlsbevaythl
thetnlermentef thedudulsyorn
Martini-idemmoann
lob Mn
LUTHER WRIGHT.
Carriage m in Bone Sheer.
fill, PM oflranflln 8!.
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for
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Commencing May 26:88
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Will make daily tripe, except Sunday,
foot of Beehnaa Street. 2.30
p. In., Ilse! 23d Street
2.50 p. Ill.
, -~_—rAn:B—-—
Single Tickets . .
Excursion Tickets. .
'South Norwslk
NEW“ YO R K l
film in .
Leaving South liorwslk at 7.50 g, m,
ruining
Leave flew l'ork. Pier '23, Bast River,
40c
. . 60c
Freight llecelvcd from 7 a. In. to 5 p. at.
Wall persons J. turbid fuming any of the
’ emidoynre of thcboauon (hie line on account of
FOR _. ALE
a Minimum Willis
1 coin mun.
2 Nlll Sllllll Willi!“
l’lows, Bond Machines 8w.
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OS WOODWARD AVE. l’Oll BALE.
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Department.
W. Howard Seymour,
3| Washington Street.
Iy's if ”5"!le ll'b’ NEW Blfll'ii
G7‘a Main Street.
by: SURWA LEI.
FRAMING at lowest prices.
-—- “—900“ ,_._ ——
Full line of Artists’ Materials.
Granllliiinglale
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than ever
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CALI. AND 5E8
ARE llBlNU OFFERED.
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23 MAIN 51-30. wuwatx.
[teal [state and lion-e Amt.
General in surnncc A gem-y
Tire, Life and Accident.
Ocean Steamship Tickle—Cabin and Steer-gs.
Drafts for one 1 and crude and
all pa of Europe
Romy Public Acknowledgments Taken.
to Destination.
a Washington 8L. (Next door to Post-taco.)
Joan H."”smvu,
mam smear, some nonwaut
F A. C '1' O R 'Y
To lot or for sale. ccwncr Day and Raymond etrcctl.
All to:
Chill] Ellis [ill
NOTE 1‘“ l'} PRICES
Racmrbuli
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Look at the 'l‘iu Ware
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STURE.
ll'l‘Sll' C Si!
Spring Styles of flats ('hcnper
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Mrs. Fawcett 5.
WHAT BARGAINS
NtifltV.‘ Lia,
Jacob M. Layton.
loom (lrdmto
Railroad ’l‘lckcll. Bull” Checked
South Norwalk. Conn.
slate Roofing!
-——— «or
We are prepared lode alret claea Job 0!
SLATING
In cllbq “A3603. EAST BANGOR. or
PENAIKOYB SLATE
at 5 cents in foul and null.
Parties wiehlng Slate roofing should call on up
before contracting elsewhere.
A. EACH 8!. Co.
Warm; LJoo: of lf-ivilnnd South Norwnlk.
J. ’l‘ll [S’l‘ IRIXDI,
. , V
5 pound- New Turklli l'rum's. . 2.": ()I"' ICIA) 9
limit 0 t} Java t'otlw . :t l per ll) . - ‘
We! Maracaibo retina. , . .. .. ‘3"C s3 Mill“ St South Norwalk.
um: nonmg 'rm' _ .. ... . (51‘ ' '
\‘Is'nnl luitwrlcr'lour driven-d and corrected.
llold Spa-Marlee. llullug Bows and Iliu- Glance.
Unr Mares are of snpcriurquality aid at rut-Appetite
[1121!
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PIANOS.
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a “Tried and Trlumphant."
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“severe-over ..
Unequal“ lr Ilium: and Ilapih oi Tune.
GREAT CAPACITY OFVIBRATION
AHD DURABILITY.
Each Instrument over if months Ir: .
I proceuocfcorzstructlon. 295'. materials;
r and finest workmanship.
S FULLY wannanr‘cwo. ”They will last :
in life-time and been In tune at one-g
4quarter the espenae of any other piano. 3.
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oven l7,000_|fl use: :
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THOSE WHO onsm}:
ran nns'r or
Meats,
Poultry, .
AND—v
Vegetables,
Always fresh and at a marinate price would do well
to call at the
fill ll Milli
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Onion- mllritcd and [male delivered to any part
of City.
Jlllllll Silll'llflll, Pl'lllll.
MIMI-IRS!
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ALL GRADES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
0n the Endowment Plan.
A Illlll atsgeofflwealdpvoeahl
needsltfortllt tine
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Behalnvere thnadmlc
no reason w
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Life Insurance 00..
ornament ‘ ‘
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The Best Goods for
the beard Money
“AT-—
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a: Lana’n Block.
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39 Washington Street.
ladies’ Print Wranners
A1: LOW Prices at
l. llllKEllMlN & Slll’S.
MPLES
South Norwalk.
4th of July.
DEW D
CHARLESTE.
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-—-— fiw—oo o
conducted in this: shite.
ninnulnclui'ci’s stocks: oi"
W Oil l'.
at a more song.
bilks,
Dress ‘3
and. White llumis will be (illl‘l'Ctl
and varua Rugs. All at “lid”: 50 r mts nu llrv- .3 Mar.
Sprirg and Summer Suits; part pn c. s and Rt"llie‘\.'ll>.
Dress (iomls. 1500 code and Remnants Duns H 1.114,
at only 170
Another lot at only 5).
linen knmlnl fringe at 10c , Worth if».
100 dozen fruit Napkins 753.. “’Illl‘l $1.23c.
r. ducml than 500.: ll) picc- e hic;
in our Host-In purrhns.~ tin-rm
aml shall oil. 1’ it at 8; in this salv.
.clml at 30.,- , Worth 75?.
We shall ail-n t‘ummrm‘v the Min of :1 unmulncturr-I'a stuck of Rugs.
eral his bought of :l (ltlfnllllhsll‘ll huusv, which inclinlc l‘unjnuh, P. .yal, Wilton
At 70 Washington Street
You can obtain :1 small loam New Haven llnm for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb's T onguc, liclinrd 5i llobbins’ Lunch
llnm, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled Meals,
a bottle ul Lime Fruit Juice lor Lemonade. ('ocoanut Macca-
roni, lccd lloncy Fingers, Coconuut and Vanilla. (,‘rcam Wafers,
and a large assortment with which to, cclcbrntc the Glorious
' w:01» IN.
EYMOUR,
” 70 W'ASIIING’L‘ON s'i‘rnclc'r.
“A "RRTIS’GVE'P'O RT
W. B. HALL & 90.,
Will commencc to titty :1
Cleaning July Sale
on a more cmnprchcnsivc scale than any :imiim' min was ever
Ollll lots of goods lmzn rcvm'nl New
York jobbci‘s at inbulous prices will appear. balance of scvcrnl
Corsets, Lazlics’ Underwear. \l’hi’ .. Suits. Bolton iircss
Studs, l’nrasols. Buns. Draperies. Hosiery,
Laces, Gcnls’ Furnishings and Under-
,Bulnncc of our Boston
Stock will be, marked
Sniins, Black Howls, Velvcb. Volvoiincs Mill Sillillllt‘l‘
omls Will bu sold at the loan-:1 pl‘lrm (:l'i‘l' known.
About a thousand short curls and part pieces of Silk Datinasks
Alec sev-
Sliort ends and all kinds oi gomh; mid lot» of i.- 2nly-mmlc JtClit‘h; balance of
12!“) pm: pieces Colored
0 w raw ; walw ll:ll-l:{|3lie d. 3 t, m h
\
UP STAIRS.
FISH,
SOUTH NORWALK.
A 100k at Our Large Assortment of-
”FURNITURE-e
\Vfll Satisfy 1'0“ That lv‘or
Style, Price and Quality,
'l‘hc Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
moo llv-nmnnts Suruh Silks.
SATEENS.
All our cud-n, purl putt. .~ and remnants of our 39), 3') and Ms. Ruin-us will be rold
All our ends, slum pitccs and part [Rites of 12:. l5 and Us. Satines will go at 7c. 3"
Wild. 3’" T~H‘.‘rl4l5f¢., worth 10;. 150 drz’u liucl; pure 54
mm“: m 19.2, reduced from 1.51%.
alrzm dammit [bytes 135(- , math 8!. 5%) duzm lmcn Napkins ; six: 50:. worth 756.
50
. . l
[lull Bleached Damask—2:) pncwn at 333.. rulncrnl from 45': ; 25 pieces at 40c"
as Z} (xi-n: u! L "Ml :lc Slll‘lll‘il we have um- b-lt
5 quality.
VEGETABLES,
FRUIT,
ALL KINDS or MdATS.
C.E-Remson.
0n $10 sales we give Frcc iciurn Faro during this sale.
fiW.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Main and Batman Streets, Bridgeport.
”AT 111' OLD STARD 0Y—--
BPRINGWOOD.
W
m IAIN STREET-
:u‘m‘tra A.
'1‘. 31133 emu & SON.
A Ll. "RIDER“ FILLED I'lltlflll’TLY.
II-
GROCERIES AND MEATS
CITY fill-KB rum i? To THEIR ADVANTAGE '10 TRADE WITH US.
Jli'l‘ Will
(or the Spring and Summer trade.—
-A large Invoice
Milli;-
--8l|llE
From 12 Bilferent Factories.
Everything for foot—wear being bought for J 81'
CASH, and exxmnee being light. can be so
Sums and prices tun numerl
to mention.
runner: can. as» Exam“;
l
be trouble to show goods.
0. H. HARVET ,
l2 Main Street»
South Nor'walllx.
nu ..
Baku Plllll .
MADE of PURE 03.11me
of TARTAR.
in it 7—"—
....... M-
m n It!
i
r‘oid and recommended by i
l
Charles E. Seymour,
GRGSER, j
70 Wilmington Street,
sown sonwapii. 7
S EWE R3 l
l“. Pull. I’lEFfiCE
DEALER is
95 £953" 2 3‘. E { PI E’E
n26 tim
AND
v . h . v .
bone .21 3323.0: Coniruftor
isprcgnrcdtomakc mime-cums with ma sewer
pipes in this city on the most favornbieterru.
Parties intending to connect with the recently laid
sewers in this City will find it to their advantage to
uni on him. $34 if
E“. 31. I’IERCIF
BOX 209 South NONI”, Ct.
The Metropolitan’s Record For‘ I887.
Gain in number of outstanding I'oliccii during
134‘. 278.015 1
Gain in Assets during 1857. 51.301.053.63
(lain in I’rtminm income during 1387, Silimfiil
Gain in lntercet Receipts during 1887. #3.“?
Gain in Gross income during lSEi'u‘. 81.3 32!.33
Number of Death Claims 'd in 1887.2; 663.
Amongst paid to Policy-ho ders during 1 .. $2,-
, O» u 1
Number of Policies in Force. 1,318,619. ‘
New Insurance written during 188?, ,l "18.00.
Capital and Surplus for security of oliq holders
over and above the reserve required by is . (4 per
cent.) and all other liabilities, $1.16!.” l .
Amount paid by the Company to ill Policy-
holders for Claims. etc , eincc organization. pine
prcecm invested Aer-cm, 313.608.1833}.
J/lslil’ll LBIPNIK. Amt.
H. s. noon.
Watches, ‘
Jewel] 37,
—AND—
Silverw a: 6.
Special attention pa’d to the repairir o! be
Watchte and jcwdry.
53 Main Street.
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STEAM ii EAT
fl ”
1'me in use in this one. one at. I .
Sentinel one... wiwreitcon telecala _. .
appliestlsm.
w. n. MEEK up,
auto doom for No
Sanitary mumbling end Low ‘
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