organ ll on
Thefll’iahcries Treaty to be,
Considered at Once. ‘
run in! urnorulluoa nun.
ulna-u nus-u n» Safety or muscle
noun—Hr. Ileana on the nine-age.
luck of a Quoru- l’raoludea a". Tram-
ntlol of Important Buaiueea.
Waamaoroa, Aug. 17. —'1‘he rejection of
the Morgan reaclution to postpone the mn-
Iiderutlm of Illnfiihery treaty till December,
and the adopfion of the conference report on ,
“the army approprintion bill were the foal- .
urea in the senate yesterday. .
A communication from the district com- .
m relative to the erection of electric
Ii!!! was mated and gnva rise to a long '
m as to than" lnblllty and safety of ~
W” as a rumor. Several unnatural
fluted bow eltlcient a motor it proved in
metal cities for street railroad». , ‘
g Ir. Morgan epoke of the great danger of ;
overhead when He said that the governor}
of Alabama had recently come near losing,
hi life by his horse stepping on a fallen 3
wire-the horas being instantly killed. 1
in. Mandorson said that the only natal
plan isthat in which the electric poww- le .
within the car itself. After further remarks ,
by Heart. Edmunds and Harris the subject .
wentom. ‘ I
The vote was taken on hlr. Morgan‘s 1-050- 2
lutiontopoatpono the fisheries treaty until
December next. The resolution was diaa» '
"greed to—yeas. " ; nays, :37. 1
Mr. Reagan then adllreewd the (senate on L
the prmident’a annual message. He do- ;
scribed the people as being “moreihysely
plundered for the benefit of capitalists." He‘
quoted from Mr. Elaine's Portland speech
Wednesday in relation to trusts. vlfr. Blaine,
Mankind ridiculed Mr. Cleveland's megs
Iage unfit“ subject and now pawl as the
'a ' anddefendcr of trusts. Thole re—
s of Hr. Bhina would add a new fmther
to the plume of that gallant knight and en—
dear himanew to the hearts of the money
lords. Mr. Elaine’s jubilation had once
more overcome his discretion.
Mr. Blair complained that the extract of .
Hr. Elaine's speech which Mr. Reagan had‘
read was not a full report of his remarks on
trusts; Mr. Blair had the clerk read the re
purtfrom The New York Tribune.
The conference report on the army appro.
printion bill was then taken up. Mr. Ger»
man stated that he would vote against. it be-~
i
l
mtbeentire appropriation for the con- large,
[trunnion of ordnance was placed in the ,
hands of army officers. He believed that he
would otter a resolution for a select commit— .
ten to invatigate the subject; and he believed 1
that the investigation would show a chapter 3
of extravagance and incompetency on the l
part of the ordnance corps that would only
be rivaled by the recent disclosures as to the
ordnance department of the English army.
Mr. Allison said it had never entered my
mind that the constmction of uranium» uns'
tobethe exclusive work of array unicorn;
The first delivery of steel way to be eighteen '
months from this time. and ln- believed that
there woulilbe two or three sessions of con—
greslnwhdch to settle the question 11‘! to.
whether the mustruction of guns should be ‘
out mmfilfl‘llhll‘ilfi all: 239333
bk mind that private parties Were to be ex-
cluded by this bill.
MLBeck quoted a remark of Gen. Sheri—
dan’s to a committee inquiring as to fortifi—
cations: “Give me the guns and I will find a.
hole to put them in; for a good hole is the
best fortification that I know of."
After further discumion the conference re- ,
was concurred in—yeas, 30; nays, ll. .
The home fortification bill was presented ‘
and referred.
The fishery treaty was then taken up and
ordered to be read by sections. The first
article having been read Mr. Gibson took
the floor. He asked what was to be supplied
in the treaty's place whenit was rejected.
Retaliation Tint meant hostility; it meant
a proposition to worry, to tease, to bulldoue
the Canadians. He did not think that a
wise, jun or manly policy for the govern-
ment of the United States to indulge in.
“An eye for an eye, and a tooth for a tooth ;”
was that, he asked, the outcome of American
Whip in the Nineteenth century in
dealing with a Christian power like Great
Britain. The youth of today would live 1‘.
me the government of the United States or
tend all over the continent; and why attempt
to stop that extension by creating q uarroisi
Mr. Frye asked unanimous consent to an
order that all debate on the treaty shall
close on Monday evening next, and that the
votes on the treaty, and on such amend-
ments as might be proposed to it should
commence at 10 o'clock on Tuesday next.
MLMOI'gau—We will take that proposi-
tton under adv'nement until to-mrow.
The Innate than adjourned.
Elfortu unicorn consideration of various
importantmensurcs in the house were nulli~
M by the raiding of points of no quorum.
The fortification appropriations bill was
pd without division; the conference report
in the bill authorizing the Richmond and
Danvllle Railroad company to lay tracks in
the Dietrict of Columbia was agreed to.
' If. Britt, of Kansas, called up a reao
W a-igning May 2 and 3 for the consid-
eraflou of general pension legislation, with a
papa-ad annulment changing the dates to
Aug, 29 and 30. A vote on the previous
allowed no quorum, and a call at
“about was ordered. Una hundred and
amenity-tour umber- were shown to 1..
meant, but the looming hour expiring the
naolutlon went over.
The reaolutlon directing the printing com
Mblnveatigate the amnion that the
public printer buys felt for printing pol-pone-
la ”laud wan reported adversely. The
Mutton wee tabled.
. alum,“ Illinois, tried to secure
' Mafia-of the Oklahoma bill, but on
tbpotatofnoquorum being ralaedwae
turned to abandon the attempt.
Ir. Berna. d Ill-curl, called upthde-
let-Icy hill, and naked moundderatlon. 0n
‘jadlyfloo, Ir. Manama! fowq, reload the
4w of quorum. calls of the bottle en-
'fld,‘ and allowed lent than a quorum at
“New
it. Weaver, of Iowa, made emotion tr
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hthmflnxamflononm It
waialxinttlmothatthilaortd Milan“
Kop- .
Mr. Springer denied that new uttered
any 'lntulf," and said that the gentleman was
not all courteous as hll long aervlcee should
have taught him to be.
Wither Marta were exchanged.
lfr. William, of Ohio. criticimdthellomo
mtictido for refusing. to consider film“
bills, and then,on motion of lit-
an,of New York, Mr. Weaver’a motion
was tabled.
Mr. Weaver mill he would renew it on
Monday next if the house was without a
quorum. _
Mr. Burner said he deplored thatthlalato
day l'llflzslllt‘l'fltlull had been refused to an
appropriation bill in which 100,000 ventral)
lfnlhn soldiers were interested lie would
continue to urge consideration of the do-
llm-ncy bill from day today.
Mr. Lyman. of Iowa, said that till unani.
muus conmnt was given‘tn rounder the
rewlution fixing days for the consideration
of general pension bills he would continue
to pursue the course hepurmod yesterday,
The house then adjourned.
MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS. ‘
-fi.-. ___
The Candidate for Governor Dual Not
, Believe in faction.
Sr. l’nun, Aug, 17.—’l‘he wrangle over the
selection of the state central committee in
which the Democratic state convention broke
up Wednesday night was settled acceptably
to all parties yesterday by the adoption of
a resolution that the committee shall consist
of nineteen members, aixtnen of whom shall be
selected by tla.» l olegutes of each judicial dis-
tiwt, and the other three to be selected at
large by Mr. Wilson, candidate for governor:
that the committee of nineteen so constituted
shall select its chairman, and that the three
members of the committee selected by Mr.
Wilson, with two members of the committee
' so selected by judicial districts, to be selected
by Mil“. Wilson shall, for the purpose of the
campaign, constitute the executive committee
of the state central committee.
Eugene “'ilson, candidate for governor,
was called for, and received with great ‘
applause. He said, among other things:
“1 ask the support of not only every
Democrat. in the state, but awry Republican
who in in favor of tariff reform and tax to
duction. l have not bwn, am not, and shall
not be the candidate of any faction of the
party.”
lie closed with a plea for harmony and
united effort. The ticket was completed as
follows: For lieutenant governor, Daniel
Buck; secretary of state, W. C. Brandon
linger, attorney gem-rat, Charles D’Autre-
moat; judg. s of the supreme court, 1:. Grails
Smith and George llatcbcler; electors at
J. r}. O‘Brien and W. F. Kelsoe. .
Republican Senatorial Programme.
Wasmxmox, Aug. li.——The action of the
Republican caucus of Wednesday evening in
arranging an order of families was yesterday
submitted by Senator Sherman, chairman of
the Republican caucus committee, to Senator
Harris, chairman of the Democratic caucus
committee. fienator Sherman stated to a
nprcsentutivu of the United Press that no
a greement hall lie-ell reached further than
the senate should dispose of the fisheries
treaty, the bills for the admiseinn of new
states, the tariff and the Sulltllel'll elections
question. The other matters to be (widcred,
he said, were unimportant, and they would
be taken up as occasion presented itself.
an Laue-n- m—»—---.. a... ..._..- ,.
NEW YORK, Aug. ll.—Au evening paper
claims to have information that the man
Charles Eduardo, said by \‘on Oberkampf,
tho Chicago mail robber, to be at the head
of a gang of mail thieves, is Charles Ed-
wards Bradley, who formerly was an in.
specter in the New York post office, was re-
moved for alleged questionable practices,
1 and has since had a varied career. The New
York postotllce otllcials, hoWever, dlu‘rcdlt
the story. Bradley is said to have [noon at
one time district attorney of Chautauqua
county, and to have had trouble about the
funds of that olllce.
Irlall Amcricm Milltnry Union.
ALBANY, Aug. lilo-The Irish American
Military union of the United States, in their
third annual convention yesterday, elected
the following; officers for the year: ('npt. M.
J. Slattery, ro—elcctevl president and com-
mander unanimously: vice president and
vice commander, Wm R Kelly, of New
York: recording secretary and ndjutant, P.
R Whit», of New York: financial secretary,
(3.]. James Walker, of Elizabeth; treasury,
L'apt. Th 5. Murphy, of Pittsburg. It was
decided to hold the next annual convention
and encampment at Harlem park. N. Y., on
June ‘31, 1559.
Republican lltlognlca.
NEW YonK, Aug. 1—le Republican
voters of the several awrnbly districtll of
the city and comlty of New York last night
elected delegates to the state convention.
There were no contests of any importance.
Among the well known gentlemen selected
are George lilies, S. V. R Cruger, Fred B.
Gibbs, J. l’.. Nugent, Sheridan Shook, Solon
ll. smith, Ernest H. Crosby, Meyer 8.
lsam‘s, [sum- szume, William M. livarta,
Joseph t‘. lllglin, Janus W. Patterson, John
J. O'Brien, John E. lirodtky and llemard
Rourke.
'l'o Suppreu Epidemic Ilium»
Wasulxo‘ms, Aug. l7.~lly direction of
the narrate committee on epidemic diseases,
Chairman Harrie asked the decretary of the
trcmmry what amount he has on hand to be
applied to the suppression of epidemic dis.
eases. The aecretary has replied that he has
“who retraining from Iaet year, and
thinks that will be sufficient. Senator liar-
rlr, however, thinks the committee will no
ommeml the approprhtion of mm) extra.
All Quiet at Sheena River.
Vlcronla, ll. 0., Aug. l'l.-'l'ha ataamer
Barbara Bmohowitz has arrived from the
Port Eulogton Buperluteud-lt Royce-
cratt has written to Col. Holine- from Harla-
toutbattheeervleeeot the hatterywlll not
be required, and everything la quiet. The
lnlllalgmu-dererl lure been arreatecl.
c. If. lallury'l Tacit Launched.
W
a Juan null-e to ma.
Unci, It 1, Aug. 17.4w
i
lam-n locum-«en killed bya
‘ the mun. yeetee»
' Mne-
au’uuaev‘ or k We:
Nauandhlkeana rlven, with report- from ‘
mm and m lace-1m
name- all other Iva-ta- ,
Manon“ Paul, N. J., Aug. 1".me
race, nix turlonga; Bldgowny first, Britannit
ascend, Telle Doe third; tiara, 1:11. Bacon!
race. at: faring»; Borronto first. ladatona
wacond, Video thirduilne, 1:15.. Third race.
the Orange atakea, raven furlonca; Oneal!
tint, lime Oyator second, Aurelia third;
1:25. Fourth race, mile and a flu“-
port third; tinn, 1:56“.
Delaware handicap, mile and a quark;
Balvidere tint, Bum mound, (lineman
third; time, 2:09. Blath race. one mile;
Lucy 11. first, Malaria aeooud, chaugbltn
third; time, 1:43.
(mum CIRCUIT Who rum
Rocucsran, N. Y., Aug. l'l.—-'l'he 2:31
trotting race begun Walnudny was fluidiod
yesterday, 'l'hurulelu winning the laat two
heata and the race in 2.2059, 2:19}(,3:18x,
max. Lucille‘e Baby won three heatsand the
racoin the 2:3} clans;tlrue, 2:23:91, 2:23, 2:25“,
Special race, pum'83,1100;l’riuce Wilkaa
won three beats and the non in 2:16, 2:17“,
3:153. :‘zls’ class, trotting, puree $2,000,
divided; Favonia won three boats and the
race in 2:13, "Jillili, 2220.
you» at snwmn‘r.
Rum-om, 1t. 1., Aug. 17. -—'l‘ho Bluea,
Lima Sands, Hitchcock, Thom and Bird,
”presenting the Meadow Brook club, do.
tented the Yollows, dinners. Zborowaki,
Keene and Belmont, representing the West.
cheater club, at polo yesterday. leorowaki
was thrown by collision with '1 horn, and mu
unconscious ten minutes. He is not seriously
hurt, but his back is somewhat Sll’lllllt’il.
'rz'sn'ls AT xanltmlnxsnrr mun
Namoaxsurr PIER, it 1., Aug. 17,—-
The only tennis games yesterday were in the
mixed doubles. 0. 8. Campbell and Allan E.
U. Misevelt boat H. Post and Miss Latropo,
7.5, 7-5: and A. E. erght and Mien U. N.
relt beat C. E. Garrett. and Mn.
Lyncn,+—o,o-r:,o—2. Mr. N. A. Shaw will
probably default in the doubles on account
of a bereavement in his family. leaving the
final of singles between Taylor nnrl Slocum.
'rnvnsonv‘s BASEBALL (team.
At New York—New York, #5: Detroit, 0.
Hits: New York, 1-]: Detroit, 2. Errors;
New York,0; Detroit, 5. Ballet-lee: Keefe
and Ewing, tietaein and Bennett.
At Boston—Benton, 3'; Chicago, 3. mm:
Boston, 15; Chicago, 7. Errors: lloabm, C,
Chicago, 6. Batteries: Clarkwn and Kelly,
Kroc}; and Daly.
At l’biln-lolphia—I’hilndelphin, l; Pitta-
bnrg, ti Him; Philadelphia, ll); l’lttsburg,
ll. Errors: l’h'llatlclphla, f); l'lttsburg, 4.
Batteries; Bullintou and (intricate, Galvin
and Miller.
'At “'nsllillgton—“'nsblngt-in, £1; inclina-
npolis, ll. Hits: Washington. 10; lnllmnnpo-
lie, 4. Errors: Wmhingtou, '3; [alimony-ills,
3. Batteries; U’Dny and l):n.~'ley, ilurdick
and llaly.
At Lomlon-lulmlonJ; Hymn-u»: ~. ll}. Hits:
Million, 03; Syracuw, l3; l‘ZI'IUl“: Ll vi xn, 8;
Syracuse, «l. flattening “huh and Jordan,
Bishop and Shollhnsn».
At llnmiltuu—Hamilton, :3; in y, fl. llita:
Hamilton, .3; Troy, I. lZTf‘JI‘nl ll ml. -n, 3;
Troy, .3. lMttl'Flt“: (if-1'”, il.‘.. p. and
Thuycr, Koch: and Wright.
At Tormltsw'l'orouto, in; Albany. ‘3. Hits:
Tomato, 1:: Albany, w'. Errors. lot-unto,
5; Albany, 6'». Batteries: Snnphnrd l .l Ulri-
fielll, Coughlin and “origin-her.
At. llorkport —~ lilllluln, 3; l':-..lm'..»., 1,
Hits: bullulo, 7; Pastimes, ‘. ' : liuf-
tale, :3; Pastimes. Ii. Ballerina .1- mm and
Kappel, Ward and Gould».
ll.
Terrible [font In New York.
Raw YORK, Aug. ll—Tllu neat yesterday
was the moat oppressive ol‘ the mas-m. The
mercury ruched ‘J‘i tings. in the shade. lib
specter Sheets and a number of puiu-elneu
marching in the funeral of tlw lute ('apt.
McDonnell were “Vl‘rl'l‘lll' by heat anvl the
parade was abandoned
Knocked om in sin Iluunilm
NEW YURI, Aug. ll.——J.-w'.. :m‘tlyfioll and
John-Atkins, anultours, mot yr :. ulay at
lslip. L. L, and fought e t m; l .I ll bloody
rounds for in gold trophy. lfl .ll. wreath
round Atkiu.‘ mu unubir t» m» . m l. u.- so
the referee xm‘unlml (no light in .. union.
Time, :13 Imuutna.
A “SLOOOJNN lint In fro-m 't in: new.
LUXDUX, All“, li—Alll‘ltw: ll {2100,
French (lumen, state that. tn». it . . l0!"
tion of that city has been d mm». P 1 my tire.
The Iosn is estimated at Stanton
Knee signed by Cleveland.
vanaan, Aug. 17,—l’ltcher Kant, of
tho Dubuqua, of the Central lutcretatc ao-
aociatlon, has been signed by the Cleveland
club. Raoul! will be released.
Sonny ladies ill Gennantown have adopted
an ingenimm plan for raising money for the
building fund of a church. They got together
every Saturday and make a lot of truth can-
dim, which they readily acll, and the pro-
ceeds go to the fund
In York Honey and Produce Marta.
Quotations
New You. Aug. ln—loney eluted at I“ p.
cent., the lowest price oftlm day; lhahlghd
was 2 per cent. Indiana:- clonal dull. I'mtul
ran-s, “rum H75; actual mien, {Mlfifitmm
for «inlay: and lfl'a'fl'utfih for demand. (Jor-
ornnwnla cloud Inn; currency lie. in) bid; to,
coup, 11:95 bid; 05’. do. lm hld.
Pacific railroad bnude cloned as follow: Union
Mata, 11mm: ll nlon laud gran“, lmnlm; Union
sinking fundt. ”“123: thatrala. "none.
The atock market wan very dull during the
(moon. the tranaactluua up to noon annual.-
lnx only am» ahanm, of which ”.000 were in
at. Paul. Intending, lackawanna and Wm
Union. The net realm of the [mention van a
Wine of ”to l per cent. from yesterday!
cloning prim Thu-re wan no particular featun
In the market. The market continued dill
throughout the afternoon. with afurtbor dacllaa
of ”to 54. the loweat price- of the day havlnl
been made in the late trading. and the hlyheat
lathefluthaif hour. Thetotal aalen Munch
for the day animated to “to“ alarm.
“meal Hal-Iota.
law You. Aux. ltwrwcuw moo-d ”It
winter “tantrum 81m: manuals 60.,
awn; kit. lmle rake. KM“. southern
flour cloned Ina: mmanmflb
“to.
WilfmT~tn>tlone owned firm. Boot lotaeloaatl
nun. tlpotlaluof 30.9101!le le
redwlular. one; flint! rod winter, Align”;
do. . W4 60-. 06-. “9&6-
OOR ~0ptlonaetoeed Ina“. spot lot-cloned
firmer. Spot taboo! finimlmmat flu;
upgraded mlaamjmm; No.3 mild. Au.
men; do. Helm Mitt: 00.. MW.
UAW active and
aimed aim and What. Spot
walla-tats “:9“; 1“: I «10.. aeolian];
a: x Aim, .; .. new, Due.
limped and nominal.
mafia-lanthanum
POW. not nearly: trier-w were,
a
.87.
. mini.
7 Amanda:
mine- a we.
3"!Qc:fiml‘fl
LAW new: mom; mitt! "
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l’ie alter,
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tolls, Fill llllllll,
Vegetables. Fruits;
1 Important.
me,lau.. April ‘ ‘88.
4.1. MM. In... 3'
l have need Quintald‘e Murine
Iincelut Banner-unit hu pat no in ekepeto
mwhictl lwaenotableto‘do.
ago and haven-{lend from it m, w,
quinine, «(5.. h the wholesale. Qalntard'e sum
willa did the Ilneaa for me.
Yuan Truly
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now I! fell! on
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(W Beef. Smoked Tongue 11mg,
shoulder, BaconJalugua, frank-
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
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DANBUBY & NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected April 25th. um.
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BOUTll.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. Bo. Norwalk. Ar. Wllron Pain
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Leave Bridgeport for Pitlellcld.
7.10 I. In. accommo‘u
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Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planning.
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Lumber Yard Mia? railroad and carriage
fill at full of Eartha“ Strut,
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I201 " 1213mm. ‘1218 .m
12 l! “ lined 1 45 "lined l 51 ind
425nm. ‘ 515 " OWEN.
gill : 615 “ it!) “
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10 ll) " llxcd 1017 “ lined 1021 Hired
emnur. "
915 a. In 9 ‘20 p. In.
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SALE
AT THE
Bo
Remnants of Seersuckers,
I WILL PAY Till
Highest Cash Price
FOR
flags. Iloues, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can tell the flock by pending poo
tal card to
\t I I.I.IA .1! room": It,
~l -r'rn nonvvnui.
J. F. Peckwell.
1 June- Block. Water ht. ,
Nor-walk, Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
Tocompete with large concerns. I have taken the
agency of one of the oldest and larlzovtattahilah
menu in the plate for the sale of
Harness. Saddles, Halters, Sur-
l-ingles, Collars, 5w.
Pine Harness To Order,
ill 1!
AI nodal. at the old stand, when I will Rae; -
(Vitamin, a at
for line of Whl . 5
Robot. Feed ””0“va e be
Remnants of Dress Goods,
TORE.
Remnants of Hamburgs,
Remnants of Challies,
Remnants of Gingham,
Remnants of Sateens,
Remnants of 4-4 Cotton,
Remnants of Langdon 76 44 Cotton,
Remnants of Hero 44 Cotton.
In fact all Short Lengths must be closed out for loss than cost.
10 Yards of (Iriulllcll Seersucker fowl!) Cents.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered with
Nickel Plate
#
It is made in
won
on town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
111 C 11 l 0 N D
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Tilt Roofers.
00D & 00., Norwalk.
The Buck Rance.
E. K. Lockwood &Cos.
1.3. l{. IJ()CI{‘VV
Hosiery.
Ladies’ Black and Solid Col.
ore, lull re ler made at 19c.
Ladics’ rilliant Lisle Thread
Hose, all colors, 39c. reduced
from title.
Ladies’ Black and Colored
Lisle Thread Hose, 50c. reduc-
cd from 750.
Children’s Lisle Finish lloee
220. reduced lrom 40c.
Gynts’ Hall Hose Show
Knit, 10c. .
Centa’ Unbleached Ilall‘lloee
lull regular made, 170.
Gents’ Solid Colors and Stri-
ped full regular made, "lilo.
Gents' Extra Fine Hall Hose
full regular made, 25c.
Silk Mitts, Black and Colors,
19c. worth 250.
Black Tell'ata Gloves, 130.
Linens.
UNBLEACHED TABLE DAMASKS.
62 inch wide, 29c.
58 “ 35c.
56 “ 450.
62 “ 50c.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS ‘
All persons desiring to obtain bargains will have the opportunity from now until the first of October, as our
entire stock must be sold, as we deem: to open our store with new goods.
Cl; inch wide, 550.
(32 “ llllc.
ll!) in. wide extra line 69c.
Turkey Red Table Damask,
Fast Colors, 56 inch wide, 23c.
ALI; LINEN TOWELS.
Damask 32x18, 100.
Unbleached Huck, 32x18, 15c.
Bleached Huck, 45x24, 21c.
Bleached Daniaek, 42x24, 250.
Bl'ch'd Dam. ex fine 42x22 40c.
Huck, 45x26, 250.
While Napkins, Damask, 65¢:
v
to $2.50 per (107..
}
~22:
Turkey Red Napkins, 500.
to $1.50 per (101. '
Parasol: Leis Till Call.
It will pay you to look at
client Buttered falls fillers. . .
10-4 All Linen, $1.25. om lmc of Silk, Woolen and
12 4 All Linen, $1 50. ,‘ elm ””55 “00‘“-
8-4 All Linen, extra line, $1.75
9-4 All Linen, extra line. $2.25. 5100 BM Yankee Colognefl
Remnants of Table Lineml oz. bottles 750. per dozen.
Remnants of Salecns, l’rinlsgl 07.. bottles $1.25 per dozen.
Century Cloths, Muslim, Naiu-g
. . .‘lhlecmhmidnulmoflhbeuln
cooks ludla u. and. ileum.
, Linen, and Lawn “ml?“ ,m o, M my «I:
will be sold at cost. Balance of
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls, You will find bargains in
at reduced prices. 3every department.
llorwalk, Bonn.
Norwalk Chronicler