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A Deadlbch la the Senate routine—The
W New Crnieer :- Congreealoaal
III. of Contention—Crepe Generally
Improved—flue American Party.
WAIflllo‘ms, Aug. ill.~'l’he Washington
PM make- thc following euxguttlun:
“Then have been but few suggestions ll:
regard tea monument to Sheridan, but it in
hoped that the Grand Army of the Republic
will move in this nutter without delay. 0m
dollar contributed by each member 0! that
mainline throughout the country would
create a fund out of willohueultahle Ino-
lnorial ceuld be erected over the hero of
Wincheater, which would be an ornament to
the beautiful city of the dead in which he
nowreeider, and would substantially testify
the regard which the ox-eoldiers entertain
In the formant cavalry otlicer of the
Union.”
m We concurssronn rummauua
Ilhnot improbable that the senate, for
lib brat time in many years, will indulge in
a deadlock this week. Notice has been
given that the fisheries treaty will be pushed
00a final vote within three or four daye, and
the Democratic senator- threaten to refrain
from voting on Mr. Morgan’s motion to
pcetpoae further consideration till Decem-
ber—which motion must be voted on before
another- move can be taken-and it. will re
Inlre a full attendance of the Republican
eanatereia order todefeat the propeeition.
Bhenld the Democrate peraiet In demanding
a quorum, a final vote may be diverted until
next week.
The conference report on the naval appro-
ya'iation hill is expected to-day,and this may
predpltate considerable debate. The senate
demands that the heavy armored cruiser, to
eat WAX]! exclusive of armament, which
was put in the bill by the house, shall be
Stricken out, and three light cruisers substi~
mind at a coat of $700,!!!) each, exclusive of
armament. The senate, it is believed, will
atand firm in its gmition. and demand with
vigor-the three light ships in place of the one
heavy guubcat, and there may be other non-
{mace- ordered.
The senate does not expect the deficiency
appropriation bill to come over from the
home till the end of the week.
Themare pending before the house three
appropriation bills, only one of which has
not received preliminary action. The gen-
eral deficiency bill is almost completed, and
theaaval and array bills are in conference
and will come up during the work norm
time. I! the house agrees to the senate
ammdmeut to the army bill, the fortifications
appropriation bill, which is now on the house
calendar, will never be taken up. Chairman
Townshend, of the house committee on Hilli-
hry aflalrs, has called a meeting of the
house conforms on the army bill for today,
and says it is probable that the conference
will agree to the senate amendments (flaw-
ley’s heavy ordnance) to the army bill, with
some further amendments, and that. the
house will settle the debate between the com-
mittees on military often and appropria-
tions as to which shall have jurisdiction over
the fortifications appropriation bill, and that
it. will be determined In favor of the former.
Try-day is District of Columbia day in the
boom, but as there are no measures of pres-
ing importance for tho dietrict committee to
put upon their passage, the general deficiency
bill will probably be taken up. There re-
mains but. little of the alloted time to debate
the French spatiation claims in thin measure.
and the bill can be passml within a few hours
unless apcint of no quorum abould be raised
when a vote is called for on the French
epoliationa If a point of no quorumis raised
a deadlock may ensue.
Tomorrow has been mndea spatial order
for the annals bill restricting Chinese im-
migration, and there is undispusition todelay
consultation of that measure, as the house
menus to be almost unanimously in favor
of be
If the house progmee well with its work,
an eifort will be made to adjourn from
Friday to Monday There appears to be a
dispoution on the part of the house to take
things easy and wait for the senate taril‘l
bill.
Chairman Allison, of the subcommittee
oftbe senate committee on finance prepar-
ingthe tariff bill, says the hearing: which
”a being given to various induetriee have
not yet clued, and that there in no proba-
bility of the hill going; to the senate thin
week. It will create no surprise in the sen-
ate among thoee who are best posted on the
abject if the tariff bill does not come up for
debate before Sept. 1, and moat of the old
eeuatore are predicting that adjournment
will not he had until name time in October.
wururu URUP BULLETIN.
The mother crop bulletin for the week
ending Saturday Aug. ll says:
Rum from New England, the Middle
“d eouth Atlantic states, diuirictn north of
”Ohio river, and from Karl-n, limouri
and newborn Nebraska Indicate that the
("arable weather in there aectlone during
the past week generally improved the condi-
w of grape, «racially of corn, although
acme damage from wind and rain is reported
from section! of Ohio and Missouri Excus-
dve rainfall and cool weather in Minimum:
and northern Nebreeke are reported n~ lu—
tarding the growth of crepe and delaying the
barveet. The rainfall during the Wl't‘ ._ In the
notwnaod tolIaeee regiomot the! erlllo
fi‘pm valley wee not eufllcienl . I remove
the intimation of drought l i .IIIuIly YO-
(run! that auction, II- crewmatill
aailerlng from want of m 4. Light fro-h
marred in northwest-n Minnesota and
.3 Wall «I Ffldll], but no damage ie
lion. P. D. Wigginlbu, who ran tor gov-
eraoroa the American ticket In Centurion
two year: ago; J. I Barnett, who drafted
the am American platform for California,
and Ir. Guyana, of Oakland, have arrived
ee the advance guard of the California del-
egation tothe American party convention to
beheld hereon'l‘ueeday. New York eende
about we delegates, and Penneylvaaia bolde
it! not» convention in Philadelphia today
[or the purpnee of ehooeing delegetu to the
convention. Chicago lla- organiled a wrong
American club, and auntie a large number of
m Advice- from Baton, Plttaburg,
Wand other point: met and aunt]:
m that a creditable number can be
million.
hmflthlbodelegatm enum—
‘hwetmeamneatloaedlortneheeaorthe
amugwhom are layer Hewltuoi
ea-Ieyer how. of Brooklyn,
Blair, or “New Hampshire; Sten-
ulcelfforuie, Palmer, at
Sheridan Mancini. '
“ALI-FOX IN A JAIL.
ee—I—a-e—ua—C
II We reared in he ltata Pele-a
at Trenton.
Myron, Aug lav—Confidenble alarm h
felt here orer the breaking out of unallpox in
the stale prison. The diocese la believed to
how been brought in the [Irina by a com let
named Charles l’lntt, who was received on
July in from Camden county. A day or
two after his arrival he became Ill, and
although he was luck never-a! day: and an
eruption broke out on him, it was not ens—
pectod that be war suffering from Emir
901 The priwn phyeieian failed to dirty
noee his case an emallpex until it was too
late to prevent Thorn“ Kenny, another can-
vict, from contracting the dbmnse.
Kenny waa not clueely awriated with
“a". and from this it interned that other
prieonere will ho stricken down, and that
there may pinibly he an epidemic in the
prison. The prison authoritiee have endeat
Brod to keep the matter from being known
outeide, and overt pm nation has been lulu ll
to prev out an epidemic. The prison has been
thoroughly fumlgnted, and all of the prison-
an “ill be vaccinated magnolily as parable
A GAMBLER'S FORTUNE.
A Vote-ran of the War Appenra to "Ill-
llla Brother's “'areltll.
Gamma, Illa, Aug. l:l.~A dispatch from
New York announcm the death last ’l’ueeday
inlbat city of Bob Connor, n gambler who
left $50.11!!) in government bonds in a safety
deposit vault, together with other funds and
pemmnl property amounting to that“),
and that Conner was believed to have no
living relative to inherit the fortune. It now
turns out that Connor was for several years
a resident of Galena in early timers, and that
he leavea a brother, John W. Connor, now
living at Augusta, Ga., who enlhIIeIl from
this county during the late war in company
C, Ninety-sixth lllinoia infantry, and who
lost all trace of lhibert many year: ago.
and has long regarded, him all dead. Bob
Connor left Galena an a bartender on an
upper Mimisvippi [wicket and began the pro
feesion of blacklcg while emplovod In that
capacity. John \l. Connor In to he unfilled
by triende here of the fortune that undoubt-
edlyawaits him.
PLAGUE STRICKEN.
Yellow Fever Increasing In Jachonvlllo.
Adopting lleroio Monaural to Stop the
Spread of the Diana-e.
Jacxsonvrum, Fla. Aug. ill—Yellow
fever is spreadmg rapidly. The result of
the meeting of the various city and county
authoritis and the icrnrationot the Jackson—
ville Auxiliary aseociatinn was seen yester-
day. At 8 o’clock fifty teams and numerous
gangs of men began the work of cleaning and
disinfecting all over the city. Scores of
wooden fruit steady—regular hrecdmg places
of epidemics—were burned, while hundreds
of loads of rubbish, old boxes, etc., wen-
coneumed. Sulphur was burned in large
quantities. LImc and chloride of lime, cop
perms and other disinfectants were freely
used in all parts of the city, and especially
in the woven Large tires of and tar and
pitch pine were kept hunnng all day, Every
portion of the cttyie tube gone over thus
carefully, and the hurdeet kind of a light
made to stamp out the scourge at once.
it is said that the wooden portion of the
Grand Union Hotel will be burned. This in
the place where the epidemice of 1852' and
1517 alerted, and aloe where McCormick war.
taken from a fortnight ago. Every building
that is declared II menace to the city's health
will be destroyed.
Surgeon (initorae is here again, In the
Waycrosa, 6a., authorities summarily ejected
him from that place, whither he had gone to
prepare a iumi gating uteri-Ins for nutlls.
The “Exalueters” have about all gone.
Probably three-quarters of the citizens have
In“. and of thuee remaining mi of them
meanbnslueae. No general advice has been
given by the physicians rcgnnhng the lust
Imethodvcf preservIng health, and each per-
eon isauthorlty for himself. 'liIc general
precaution among many is a email bag con-
taining sulphur and camphor to be worn
next the body on the cheat. and a small piece
of garlic carried in the mouth. The situa-
tion enema no better. The weather is but
and murky.
Up to 4 o’clock two new cases were n»
portal—Edgar Davidson, freight agent of
the East Teunesee, \Irginla and Georgia
road, and lift Pat Fallon, wife of the Iii)
r. Mn. McCledand, reported as sick at
the Lafayette home, is dead. A funeral
like pail fella on the city as darkness sets in.
Thievu are already braving the perila oi
thelever poisoned night air, and the accrue
of darted dwellings niford thorn rich pick-
ings, an the police at present tnnnut protect
enlarge a territory. Nearlynll the store:-
have cloned and the sawmills and other man.
ufacteriee will shut up today. liincii suffer—
ing from want is anticipated l'lIe news
paper: are eaperiemiug trouble already, as
the printers are leaving daily. Another case
is just reported from l‘ab.o Beach, bythe
gen-a chambermaid at the hotel where
Tattle died Saturday
A Tampa report says there are six sus-
pectedcasns there. Manatee report» two
new cases and one death.
A ntartling rumor comes that bit. Augus-
zinaiswild over two suspected cases there
Every train bringII overa large crowd of
frightened people.
Drowned in Deal lake.
Aemrar Paar, N. J., Aug. l3.—l-‘our men
mm: to bathe in Deal lake Saturday even-
IIag. Only one of them, Hemmu l‘latske,
could ewlm. Suddenly an outcry aroee from
the others, who bed waded into deep .
Plateke succeeded in clutching the of
Daniel Hebraderm be was aiuhing for the
third time, and by a etrenuone eil'ort brought
thealmoet lifele- body to shore, where, by
hard work, he reenacltated the inanimate
tnan. Juwph Previeb, aged 33, and John
Behredm‘, aged 27, in their deeperatlon madly
asked each other and seal: to the bottom.
()aing to the inability of the lurvivore to
“on: Englbb they were unable tomaketheir
troublekaownuntll morning. Mr. Bradley
ordered the lalle dragged, and the bodies
wm round locked in a tight embrace. The
men belonged weeectien gang working on
the railroad. Daniel tlchrader in almost
crazy ova the in. of bin brother, and great
annuity iI experienced in controlling him.
nay Wouldn't Bide on the Burlington.
LllcOLfl, Nell, Aug. lB.——A riot took
in the Burlington yards Saturday
night. Thirty cuaobce of Omaha excuraior»
hie, under the amplcee of the Union Pacific
Cornet band, came down toenjoy a picnic
at Cuehman park. With them were a num-
beret Brotherhood men and eympetbllera
Ordereoenreiutheafteraooataruu the ex-
cureionleta bank to Omahe over the Burling-
tonroad. Wheathhwaaattemptedtln
Brotherhood men declared it should not he,
and ariot annual. B. will“. 0 Union
Pacino rouetabunt, at Omaha wee ehot in
the table, and J. a. finder, of Jewell county,
Ken, waeehot throughihe WWII- Tl”
unannounced
mue-
nahheekoverthe
waned-lobbie-
eat the Irat- were
thee-glueaadtareateaeu no
'l'heordwet
vacuum To nave em unaware
'l'we iaaag People Go lowing at Ia
Harbor and Fall to Return.
Baa Hanson. Ha. Aug. 18.».1. Hermon
Reed and Mini Fanny Millikan are believed
to have been drowned by the upsetting of a
rowbeat in ill-El harbor. The boat was found
bottom up ymterdey, but though hundred-
cf people in craft of all kinda have been
searching notrweoftbehodlae of themlm-
lug pair have been found.
Mr Reed and lllla Mlllken went out fora
row about 0 detach flaturday evening.
Search began when they failed to return at
ll p In and was kept upall night, and in
yet going on,
Mien Millikan wae from New Orleaua
Her mother h a liner of eyUulied Dial.
Senator Farwell, of Maine. Rho wee chap-
eroned here by lira Van Voorheu, Ill war
a great lav rite in school circlea
Mr lteed wane-on of Joel Harmon Reed,
awenltby iron Intruder of Alhany,1' . Y.
andenepbew of J. Meredith Reed, conIIT
general to Paris under Lincoln and Grant.
Illa mother mixture and brother are gnaw.-
here, and any of the hlghmt social [milieu
The age at cm- h of the mining couple III
about .5 yearn.
BLOWN UP WITH GIANT POWDER.
Daatartlly “art in l'IrIatIm Narrow Ba-
ngui at a “'lInlI- lIIIIIHy.
WILKEMIIIIIIE, Pl, Aug. i:l.—Wllliam
Collier, Weightnneter i’ur iiI-v l'nmd‘mu Coal
company, at l’ituston. was MIMI in his born.
yeateriiny reading the pnper, When he heard
acme one poem by the ads wind-In and r.
mark:
“Now, let it go!"
The next nwnnmt liiI-r- wa. n v nl‘l‘fll, e}
plosioumud the front part II: l‘w
livvm- came
tumbling down. All luv» -.. i . unwed
that giant powder hall lw It pi- A under
the l”‘r[‘il,fllltl cxpinivd mln lit" ml 01’.
king fun».
There i~I no claw to tho pn’w'mtu. v -I the
dastardly deed, but it III l..\..I- mi in y mare
miners in the cmplnyuf in» 9' . mm.
pany, who bud a dialke to L' vl‘..~:' . 4‘ u .- na
welgbmaster he «Initial the. I \“ly.
Had all the powder been p. --I -lru : I~'l in
under the porch all the innmlm . f li. v home
would have been killed. [\h r. WI l‘m- t had
a narrowesoapo. lllr. Colin: Ls n pa I. iuI-nt
man in PItieton and a Well known lrish
Nationalist.
' Standing of the Baseball Club-I.
THE NATIONAL LEAGUK
Par (‘enh
Won. Lost. l‘lavfil. Won.
New York . .. 5.‘ 2'.) N} on
Chicago ............. m 3:» Nil .554
Detroit. . . . 47 37 H .Mi)
Philadelphia 43 -tl El .506
Boston. . . . . \il -i.'> lit} .07?
Pittaburg .. ... 3t 13 77 an
Weahington . . . . . . ill Ill Ill Inn
Indianapolis ........ hi 5t 85 .365
I’ll}; AMERICAN ABSOUIATIOK.
Per Font.
Won. 11!“. Played. Won.
8!. b)ula........... 56 2" 38 .607
Brooklyn ... . w 3:! Hi In!)
Athletic .... . bl lid III .00?
Cincinnati. . 5;! 3i 8; .505
Baltimore. . . . 3H 3! NR .432
blllilfl'IIIt’. . . . 2’3 hi 5? .379
Cleveland . . . Ell 5T M '30.)
Kansas City . 26 be 84 an
Mr. ltlaine'a Sunday.
NEW Yuan, Aug. l:l.~hlr. Blaine went
Sunday at the Oriental hotel, Manhattan
much. He took a walk with Mr. Quay and
Mr. Plait during the aficrnmn, but re—
mained most of the day in II!» npartmauba
conversing with a number of Republican
leaders, including llonl‘nmnrml. llc rc-
lurned to the cit y in Austin Corbin'n private
or in the evening. He expects lottert ft!
Maine today.
A ('nllmllc College Corner fltemo.
Scuasrnzv, l‘a., Aug. iii—The corner Item
of the new Catholic college of St. Thomaa
Aquinas was laid yesterday with irnprmaivo
mnemonic-e, conducted by lliahup U'Ham,
who was nehinteIl by twenty-two priests.
Thousands of p-npleof all nationalities wit-
noreod the dcdication,whii-h was preceded
by a parade of religious and temperance
IJt'll-lh'S connected with the church in this
vicinity.
1'” Que“ Border Dletnrhancea.
Sax FltaitCIl-Im, Aug. lit—Two trmpe of
the Second cavalry, stationed at the Presi-
dio, and a detachment of the some regiment
at Bonk-la have been placed by instructions
from Washington under marching ardent.
They will be sent townie point in Arizona,
on the Mexican border. The movement in
thought to be due to troubles caused by bor-
der ruilians and also by the Indiana in Ad-
Iona
The l‘nlvenity of Penn-Iylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13. — Ground has
been broken for the new library building of
the University of Pennsylvania. Nearly all
the money required in on hand. On Oct. 1
will appear the the first number of The Uni-
versity Medical Magazine, a monthly jour-
nal authorized by the faculty of medicine of
the university, edited under their auspices.
Discharged for 'I‘cetilylng.
NEW YIIIIK, Aug. lit—Miss Mary Berg
and Mn. Marion Preston, who testified be
fore the congressional committee on inimi-
gration as to the ill treatment of women and
girls in the large clothing manufactnrlee,
have been diacharged by their "selective our
ployera They will report the lactate the
committee at in next lee-ion
Ill-t Glace Factoria- Btart ll'p.
Prmuvm, Aug. lit—At midnight last
night the 1'!) factorie- controlled by the
American Flint (lla- Worken’unioa were
put In operation, and over 6000 menwbe
havebeen idle since Junewwlll returato
work at more mtlefaetory wage- ha ha-
been paid vinee the union wee formed.
Complain“ at Peach Graven.
Pnrunruma, Aug. it.~'l’he Delaware
peach growers are indignant at the Phenyl-
vania railroad management. They claim
that inthepaet week thou-and- ct dollan
have been loet by both grower: and encumb-
Iten merchant: through delayeiu tram
tien.
round to a Ilili nauway.
Avenue, 1!. Y., Aug. 13-11» body at
John “octane laborer. ha- been found in
the Auburn woolen mill raceway. Ballad
been Inlaing t/we daye. Temporary laeauIty
ie aecribed u the cement whatwaeprolr
ably a euiclde.
Burned by a Jail Bird.
ll’oumort, Ma, Aug. lit—The Pettigrove
harnewere eaten the by Archie Bolengia,
recently releaeod from the reform reboot,
and were burned. Lou 83,000.
Ianewerth'e Cavalry mitten.
emcee. Pa..A ll-‘l‘hereunlon
of Famwcrtb’e cavalry talcum
Sept. Smut-ad of Sept fl.» heretofore
publiahed.
’l‘be'l‘urkieh government he: a earpieion
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EHlIICE BUILDING Lll'l'S
ON WOODWARD AVII. FOR llALB.
. INQUIRI 01'
I}. A. \Voodwau-Il.
Ill bin
99 MAIN STREET
nvsrcnlm. BLOCK.
First-llassflruclries
.l'l‘ LOW PRICES.
We alwayl have on hand the world‘reuuw ucd
flolchesier
ilreamery
Butler
From the Best Creamery in the State.
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B. F. STEVENS.
FAWGETT’S
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MILLINERY!
Everythingllobe sold out before August 15th.
Trimmed llata $1 to $3.
Elegant Line of Straw (looda 25 to 50¢.
FLOVVI‘IRS 100- to 500.
Fame and see what Bargains you can get at
FAWGETT’S
73 MAIN STREET, South Norwalk.
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YI-IIII‘I “with, in 01!. fill. pu-r "l.
lint-tum Ilui, in ()ll, (is. p»! H».
Atlantic \Vltllt‘ Loud, $7.00 per cwt.
Al‘
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A FULL LINK-2 0|“
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_arnishes.
Berry Bros. iiard ()il Finish
“‘lro steel [Door Mule,
humclhing new, beet thing out.
w. c. cum-rant),
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MEATS
SERVED IN Till. BRET IANNIR
It on went the chum-It: tillA'rs. obtained!»
€14-01 troubh or coat. you willlled them may
mm. uwellu
Poultry Ill all Kills,
IN ITS HIAMIN.
F. HAYES.
DllllIIII'ti “Wit DOUTII NOR'ALh
.ltlllh II. I‘lllllllfl,
Wholfllr and [let-ii Dealer in all kinda of
Kill All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lackewaaue, Ilocnnt
,Iountain. Franklin, and
Wilkesherre Goals.
lint ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘ foot of Warhlugtoa and Meth
theilm Branch once atfliileca
Dream “lat
GREAT CLDSING OUT SALE ‘
Oltheweedde Illa bitumin-
heedetthlethodia legal”
TAletII will.
run Mate and [near-nee Agency. Weehiogton rt.
hillllSammis
Wielung to reduce our elnck prrperatarylto the
Veil Trade, we oifur fur the month of Ange-Ii
A, REDUCTION 0|"
Tenlenlsunalnllar
ON ALL
Retell (‘aIIh Bills Amonniiug in One
Dollar or liver.
Executing on Ingrnin Carmela,
Bleached and Unbleached
'llluellne.
”aw”.— «~—
lilBLE ll- Sliiilll.
Slate Roofing
We arepreparedtocio almdaeuohoi
SLATING-
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, err
PENABOYE SLATE
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all cents per [out and null.
Pam" wiehing Slate mung ehould call on at
bcfon- contracting eleewheru.
A. EACH 8:. 00.
Water St..foot of ilevilaad South Norwelk.
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E prom. of construction. Boat mutation}.
innit finest workmanahlp.
rIILLv waauluraa. tone, will last 1
a life-time and Iteep in tune at one-8
quarter the alliance of any other piano.
OVER 37,000 IN USE
send for toll descriptive pamphlet and
pricaa to
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91 Canton Ovatzv nut Nauru. Court.
2 use
gnniostvonr, Mtaiorn, Daueuev, sun-
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Sou Aorava role 1»! Uvarr or Cow-rcncuv ll
znwusevhamru rhesuuuu- .n—naauou
THOSE WHO :DESIRE
THE BEST OF:
Meats,
Poultry,
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Vegetables,
Alwaye freeh and at a moderate price would do well
to call at the
Bill] Milli
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
. Order- eolleited and good. delivered to any part
of City.
Julsunl Salami, Pl‘llll.
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lLL GRADES.
Lowest Prices!
The Iieut Goods for
the beast Money
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H. S. BRflWN’S
B00’l‘ It SHOE STORE,
Clark at Lana‘a Block.
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hill in and Mill Elilllllilll ll
I“()R SAIJE IIY
l. illllllillMlN & SIN,
39 Washington Street.
South Norwalk.
for the Spring and Be or trade -
~~A large in“
BlIllTS—
-8i|lIES
From l2 lliffercnt Factorial.
Eve thing for feet weer bein bought for I"!
(TAG anndoxpeheeebelngiTghtmeflld .
Fll' Bllflll lllllll Sillit-
EP
”30cm!
an Inge and 15c mine.- lie. all
SATEENS.
Our ealee of Sateen! have beenittbe la
acid ee foliowe: All WilliIaan and chc
lim French Sateene which were 351:, 40c and 50c,
ARE NOW MARKED 25 CENTS.
“exam, beet etylee and qualities. now 17:. All the, l'.’ e end 10: Saleem down tol‘~ xc
Short Lengths and Ends.
"51,112“ but Seteerienndemyudsfrommciewc, now Le. Alllengtae under 0 yard: of Sateen-
m 17.1:
Bergen. e unmatrhnble all over the house.
noun ill] IIIPLETE
Dry 00938 House
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Located at Cor. Main and Can non Sts., Bridgeport
in now thawing thoneande of intelligent and economical people to their
“\VON DERFUL AIIG U S'l‘ SAL E—
Whlch exceeds all omen in quantity, quality, etyic and variety. We have only room for a few
Specimen Bargains.
All file and like Lewne reduced to 5c. All yard wide Canvaee Clothe alre'
goth gcc. All inc and like Challlre now 6K1:
me
to All 10c and I- hope
use motif Ging-
ton mean]. We have left some of the finest which will be
WOOL GOODS.
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS INDEED
I 1-2 wrnr: PURE woor. BEIGES.
All new chalice, beet dollar goods, from now until September 1. 50 route.
All Wool 50 Cent Suitings.
an dirtiuct etyloe, all new, but our way i! to cloee out. 'onr choice at only 25 con“.
REMNANTS AND SHORT LENGTHS
1200 code of Dime (loch at half price.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Slyloe and prince loo III-moron I
to mention.
PLEASE can. AND nxanlan
No trouble to show gentle.
c. H. HARVEY,
I2 Main Street.
South Norwalk.
Sterling
a Ii Puller!
exam: of Panama ‘
' of TARTAR.
Try 11! ill 11!
Sold and recommended by
Chainsaw.
GROOER,
70 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
DEALER In
SE‘VER PIPE
no
General Sewer Contractor
4th of July.
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A Look at Our Large Assortment of
—-FURNITURE-
Wlll Entirely You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy la at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. '89 AND 91 MAIN S’T.
UP STATES.
SOUTH NORWALK.
a
At 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a small lean New Haven ”Inn for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb’s Tongue, Richard & Robbins’ Lunch
llIIm, Boned Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “cats,
I a bottle of Lime Fruit Juice lor Lemonade, Coconrmt Macca-
roui, lccd Honey Fingers, Cocoanutaml Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and it large assortment Willi which to celebrate the Glorious
DEW DROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 VVASII IN G—TON S'PRIEICT.
VEGETABLES,“
FRUIT,
ALL KINDS OF MEATS.
C.E-Remson.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
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T. 31183 OUTER &.80N.
amwowoou.
ALL CIDER! m” raorrmv.
mmmmumrnimmmfllmmum‘ua
rummage.“
an
In preparedtomake connections with mainm
p In this city on the meet. favorable“
lee intending toeonaeet withtherematlylal
newt-re In this city Ill‘will find it to their ad to
call on him If
15‘. M. PIERCE
_ Box 90.8““ Nerwalkgct.
The Metropolitan? Record For I887.
Gale's“! number of antibodies Pelloea cart.
13" . . (lib
(I'm in am during new sum were. .
Gain in Premium Income during um, um ‘ ..
84.
Gaiti in Internet Receipt: duriung 187, “I.
5-3.
(lain in Bruce income dnri 1mg!
Number of Death Claims ngm in w...
Amount paid to Policy- enduring 131....
Number of Politico in Forced
one...
New ire-arena: written during
Capital and Surplus far recunty of
at or and above the weave required hhhw, (d W
cunt. ) and all other liabilities. mfl, lflw
Arron? pa‘iId‘y by the Company tell!“
he on or l: me. etc “Tint
preeent invented Allele.'818.m.l .83.
mean! Lllll’llll. Ant.
H. S. ROOD,
Watches,
:l’exivelry,
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811verware.
mnfitmnpddtommd-e
e3 llala Street.
be:
ll. I. lat. 0-.
rare re re”-
onm. «Inn near.
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GET ‘i‘HE 13m, .
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