3 ' . ‘ \
Received .with Open Arms and
Lusty Shouts at Chicago.
A GREAT RECORD HAD]! “HIM!
can". BOW Sleep and ”Empty
Ila-uh lie Travels aoo Illa: and
lakes lune lpeachaa and Several Ilsa
carat-Ila Bags for .‘ Chime. to Beat.
Chicano. Aug. m—The train that
bought Allan G. Thurman and the Chimgu
, with that went to Port Huron to meet
Hill. arrlvbd over the Grand Trunk road at
1:“ P. m, at the Polk street depot Mr.
. 'l'hur-aa was assisted from!’ the train by
3&1! A.‘ King and Collector Seeinrgov.
on either side by these gentlemen,
at! Old Roman [leased through the crowd
flint filled the depot to the carriage in wait»
;’ in; to convey him to the Palmerfionse. M
m as Mr. Thurman alighted from the
train the crowd began to cheer and wave
red haudanal. lie acknowledged the great
tags by raising his hat and bowing
as he went along. Arrmng at
the hotel, In Thurman was taken at
oucetohis roomaand after resting a few
morn-nu he was escorted to the club room,
where the reception committee of the county
Democracy were awaiting him Addressing
“Mm commiltee, liir. Thurman said
that he saw before him Democrats, and
thuafore reasonable men. As such he was
suretheywoulduotaakhimtomake a
speech. He thanked the committee very
cudially for the honor of which he was the
Incipient at their hands, and hoped that
whenthe sun aeton election day next Novem-
ber it would not on victory. He felt not only
hmoredbut encouraged by their presence.
They were fighting in a righteous causehand
whatever labor it might cost was laborfwell
bestowed. - ‘
At the close of his remarks Mr. Thurman’s
" attention was directed to the table behind,
on which rested a mammoth iloral bandanna,
find llr. Jacob Richards, in behalf of the
traveling men of thecounty, presented it to
him. The red ground work of the piece is
composed of red asters, the dots of white
carnatioril, andthe border of gladiolas, set
in carnatiom and bordered with smilnx.
After the speeches Mr. Thurman again r9
tired to h'fl room, but he was not long al-
lowed to remain there.
Therotunda of the hotel had filled toil.
ntmcwt capacity with enthusiastic Democrat.
who wanted to see Judge Thurman. Mr.
Phelp tried to obtain silence long enough to
ball the crowd that Mr. Thurman was very
tired and request them not to insist on Mr.
Thurman's appearing. But the crowd
divining what Mr. Phelps wanted to any,
gave him no chance to say anything and the
committee were obliged to request the Old
Roman to again present himself. When Mr.
Thurman appeared the cheers and shouts
were redoubled When silence was re-
stored Mr. Thurman said he had a suspicion
that there were some Democrats before him,
but when he told them he had had only three
liouri slam the night before, had traveled
Mmlbsand made nine little speechagmch
as they were, they would not insist on his
makingthateuth. l-leknawthat they would
be willing to let him do the wise thing-bus:
hand his strength for his speech to morrow.
Thanking them, he hoped they would let him
get mmsthing to eat, for be was hungry, and
then go to bed, for he was tired.
The crowd cheered heartily and dispersed,
and lfr. Thurman retired to follow out the
programme of dinner and sleep he had laid
outfor himself.
I. Epidemic in British Guinea.
W a, Aug. fi—Consul Walthall
mm British Guinea, has reported
tothestatedepartmentthattherumorsof a
yellow fever epidemic in that country are
fake. Only three or four sporadic cases
lave occurred
lining in Face the Music.
neuron, Aug. 25.——Frederick Hang, the
postal clerk at Homburg, Germany, whose
extradition for a large embezzlement was re-
wdy granted here, was taken to New York
5-way on his way back to Germany for
trial.
Stanley Falls Station Captured.
Bitumen, Aug, 25.-—lt is officially an—
nounced that the forms of the Congo State
have recaptured the Stanley Falls station.
A Belgian anti-slavery society has been
formed for the Congo slate.
A Large Belief Fund.
Wasnmoron, Aug. 2.1«The state depart-
ment has been informed that 82304!» has
been appropriated by the Haytien govern-
ment for the relief of the victims of the
recent fires at Port au Prince.
Raw Life to an Old Rumor.
Mutton, Aug. 25.——The rumors-rerevived
of the existence of an engagement between
Joseph Chamberlain and Miss Endlcott, and
itbamsrtodthattho marriagewlil take
place next year.
It. Dill-I Wasting Away in Jail.
mam, Aug. fill—The Freeman rays that
tho truatlneut Mr. Dillon is receiving in
W jail is seriously imparing ht health.
nabs lost loves pounds in weight since his
Mt
nauti- of a Wall Known Divine.
Con-roman. N. 3., Aug. fill—liar. Daniel
fiver, a WHO“ minister, well
known in New ugland and New Jersey,
1” at flopkiuton, aged ill years.
light naudred Working... W
Swen“, Aug. lea—By the overflowing
ofthltlaakt of thsTougChowrlvsr,ilood-
‘ ‘uieuutryfor adios on sitharside, all
gm. were dreamed.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Bill lib, who hillsd the Bald Kuobbel
Chistlnnsy,hasbseuheldformurdar. ll
hsbnoteonvidadhswillhslyaohsd.
mammoth was spending the
min; at Farmer nsnry Mfg near
Tracy. lien, when unknown parties first!
throughthewindowandshothimidead.
LrthurW.Biekaua committed suicide at
lumen.blamiugtheworldfor
“appreciatinghislitararyem
mmmmnmm
Inabhidthsirrssmatlou.
THE EHPEROR’O REVENGE.
way cumin-s you worm M3!“
Their com-aids.
anon, Aug t'i—‘l‘he camel which led
ioths retirement of Gear. von Caprivi and
von loltks from the command of the army
audthe navy respectively have gradually
haanmademanifest since the unperor'r ro-
tnl'll from his visit to the czar. Emperor
William, from the moment of his ascending
the throne to the present time, has enter-
taiued a fanatical desire to make Germany’s
navy the finest in the world, and in pursuit
of this idea caused, some time ago, a collar
aal plan of naval extension to be prepared,
which he submitted to Gena von Moltke
and Calm-ivi for their approval. Those olilo
cers expremed their disapprovnl of the
scheme, and the first evidence of the cmpen
orls chagrin thereat was the retirement of
you Caprivi, ostensibly because his iriiwrial
majesty doubted the wisdom of his
grandfather's judgment in apwintiup; a
military officer to the command of the navy,
but really in order to provide his pliant
brother with a place commensurate to his
kinship with the emperor, and to rebuke
Caprlvi for having opposed his magnlllcr'lll
scheme. Gen. von Moilka exprmarl his bo-
llef that the geographical enmditimis of the
German coasts would militate against eaten»
liverocruiting of marines, and argued that
it would he better to improve the inntltie'
lenses by reorganizing the lnnlsturm than
to incur useless expense in natal angmentnv
tion. Furthermore, Gen. you Moltkn ex"
pressed his opinion as to the uselesenees of
the Northern canal, whom outlet into the
Baltic sea is at Kiel, and the trunk declara-
tion of the field marshal general furnished
the fulcrum upon which the lever ousting
him from his exalted position was workrd.
CHE—E-liFUL REPORTS.
Improvement and Progress Shown in
Many Lines of Manufacture» and Indus-
try~Disturlrances few and Slight.
Boston, Aug. :3. —Thn Commrcial Bulle-
tin, one of the oldest mnnfncuring jwmnb
of the country, says today: The steady
improvement in the condition of manufac:
lures is redacted in the reports from mount
factoring centers published in to—doy’s Bul'
letin, where favorable and unfavorable news
is carefully classified and impartially pre
sented in parallel columns.
The improveth in iron and steel manic
lecturing dust wool: an exception in the gen—
eral advance) is marked, even among the
rolling mills, and there is a healthy tone
generally it machinery and metalworking.
in spite of the suspension of two of the
smaller shoe factories, the shoe and leather
workers Show a steady gain in numbers.
There has been but one failure among the
paper manufacturers, andaslight gain in
the working force is to be noted in spite of
heavy losses from fire.
The wood working factories, as mual,
w the heaviest losses from the destroying
a merit.
Therehar been a steady gain in forces em—
ployed in the glass works.
Among the textile industries, the mtton
mills easily lead in prosperity. Among them
suspensions and labor troubles reach a very
anal! average. The only strike of any di-
mensions has been settled. Extensions to
mills are announced, Wlillt'l'l will add over
Mm spindles to New England's plant, and
the resumption of labor is general. '
The silk industry presents an unbroken
record 0! extension and activity. .
The increase ina'mports of foreign woolen:
is po-iblythe cause of the dullness still ex-
isting ineertainqnarters in the woolen in
dustry, humbly uniting wool hosiery and
shoddy milla There are, however, two new
woolen mills announced, with a very general
resumption of busines by mills that have
been idle.
ltknoteworthy that nearly 40 per cent.
of the misfortunes of manufacturers are di
rectly due to fire, flood,or other causenot
connected with the course of business. “
READYE FOR BUSINESS.
The Immigration luveatlpiing Com-lip
tee to ”some: III Boston Monday.
Booms, Aug. fa—lelbourne W. Ford and
Richard Guouther, of the mgreasional in»
migration investigation cahmiiteo, have
been here since Wednesday looking over the
preparatory to ’ their work
my. They,th Col. W. C. Oates,
who isexpccted Sunday, and perhaps Will
iam W. Morrow, will conduct the investigar
tieninBoaton. Gen. Bpinola is confinedai
his home with rheumatism and cannot come.
John P. laedon, sergeant at arms of the
housed manuals-ho one of ill:
wty, with G.Waltar, the clerk, and Charles
B. Bender, the ofllcial stenographer.
W Ford suyshehasalready secured
Mwitmamong them 8. C. Worth
,of the board of health, lunacynnd
charity, whose long experience in immigra-
tion matters will he of great vain to ih:
{nu-Waters Chairman 17ml does not
anticipate an extended hearing and expects
to finish it in two days, nor from what he
knows of the basins. boredom he expect to
dim"! many violations of the laws. After
election the committee will go to San Fran
«boo, wheraheexpcctsioilnda mriouscoa
dltion of affairs.
a. iii-crin- Isl-I‘m.
Winm,llla.Aug. 25,—7rlenda of
President W. C. Van Horne,“ the C»
adieu Pacific. residing at llantreal, have
learnsdthat heistoheknightedforhissrrt
min buildlngup Dominion railway inter-
ests. llr. Van Horne becameamijctof
QueenVietoria saverslyaars o. Iii-hey-
modem spentatJoliet. He broom
nectadwltll thaAlton.ths lbouri M
and the thonlh Central. and akofors
year wu mot the Juliet iron and
steeiworklalJoliet.
M
Raised to tbe Order of lab Deana.
Batman“, Aug m’Cardiaal Gibbon
nitsdtothaenlsvofsubdsaenuthe fellow-
court-mil“
.-.-.MWH_
summary! or nu. THE scours.
m liaising. Baseball out- as Other
live-ta-
ilansrouaJ‘. Y., Aug. 15,—?“ race,
beaten horses, [is inviting; Hpinartis first,
Little llinuie second, Bronmuarto third;
time,l:lll§. Second racqmial weights,
mile and a furiong'; King Crab ‘ilrat, Van
Tramp second, Intritia third; time, 2:02.
Third ram. maiden nyear—olds, sis lurlongu
Navigator first, Daisy \l‘oodrulf second,
Carlton third; time, lzl‘Jlg’. Fourth race,
selling, mile and seventy yards; Pocahllo
first. lirth second, Perkins third; time,
2:15%. Fifth race, over five hurdles, mile
and ihreovsisteeuths; Voltigmr first, Lijerc
second, 'l'ercy third; time, Zzl’lfz.
‘ nuromoa new users.
Bnrouron Brace Baez Tim's. Aug 2’7.—
Firat race, threequartersof a mile; Gunshot
first, Goldie M. second, lemon Blossom third;
time, lzlll‘t. Second rare, scvmeighihs d
a mile; "ill Brien lint. Richelieu second, 8!.
Alhana third; time, lziillé. Third race, rails
and a sixteenth; Trix first, Kink second.
Wanderment third; time, lab: Fourth race,
three-quarters of a mile; Bertie W. colt first, .
Jim Clara second, Souvenir third; time,
lzlfilé. Fifth race, ill. James’ handiwap,
mile and a quart"; Brut-wt first, i: ilnmlrtue
and Topsawyer ran a tleml heat for accord
place; lime, 23:101.}, with race, one mile;
Wilfred lint, Raymond second, film. third;
time, lzlilf‘.
vulnar'r‘y pastas”. «nuns,
At l’hilnilclpiiiu—l’liilnilnlphin, 3‘, ”a.
"01%,“. llllfl; l’lilllilltllpllifl, ll; Kt“: Yuri.
l0. Errors: Philadelphia. 4: NM Turin-i.
llnttcrios: Gleason nu»! firm rm ~, We i'll um!
Ewing.
Al WrL-vhlltztuii—- W m..iw,"nn. 2',
3. Hit»; Wmhinginn. 3: Human.)
row: Washington, ‘3, l‘rl‘ei'lii, T
Whitney mpl Slur-k, 30mins m: l ’l' l ~
At l‘itlxlnir;~ Bubbling. t}; i z k
-i. Hit-i: i’itlslmrg, ill. [Him]. m it,
Errors: l'ittahurg, L'; in l;1ii:t},w.i-. '1
Enrico: Morris nrnl ifurmd, “will . . l “Liv.
At Dutrullwll-trnll, 4; than; . ll l.
Detroit, 15; Chimp“ In, For rr~z .,
Chicago, 2. interim; llt‘il‘lll :i: l W it,
Krocl; and Flint.
At Philadelphia—Alliletiv, l; [mi-m. l a '3,
“its: Atbh-tic, 4; imiisr‘ilin, I» klvrurs:
Athletic, ll: itiursvill»,:l “minnow, \V.»y-
hing and Former, (Tlmnilmrlnm nml t'nm
At (thvclnml—(Jlewlurid,‘1; M. Lungfi
Hits: Cleveland, 7; r", ham, Pi Errors:
Cleveland, It}; fit. lniiis. .3, flaltlurlvfi'. ”Bryan
and Zimmer, King and Boyle.
At Syramiwflymcuw, 3;
“its: Syracuse, 4'. Toronto, 7. Errors: 5y ra-
cimy, l; Toronto, 5». i’utftnrim; Murphy on]
Walker, fihcpparrf and Oldfield.
At Troy~Truy, ll, insulin, 5,
Troy, 4, London, 5, Errors: Troy, 4: lam—
don, it.
Rum,- and Kinslow‘.
AtAlbnny—AlbnnyJ: lnifnb,‘f. lifts:
Albany, t'»: Buffalo, ll. Errors: Albany. 0;
Bulfuln, 7. Batteries: Duwney and Wendy
lather, Barb-m and Welsh.
At Rochester—lExhibition.i
Brooklyn, ‘—
H. l'lrrnra: lhx'limle-r, '5‘. llrimklyn,~L limb
urine: (Taliban and livagh, l'nrrilthurs
and Peoples.
fir-lull,
lur-
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s .n l ‘4'
l 7}.
.t'w‘:
li'y'l’irfltb'r, 9;
Aw and Man Rubbed In Ills Slurp.
memnw t, it. 1.. Aug, 25’»,—~ll'nterman
1mm, tiguil a: ynnn, who ‘4' titty years his
conduvlvl n srrmll Milli/er Lil-“Hm at 321
High street, was robbed and :«Wul’ely beaten
by two menwho cntnrm
wise alum: Thry emu": awrpwwrwl him,
or he isquite feeble. I!» ll pr. street! from
shock, and it is feared that [W Lu totally lil
jored. Two men haw been. anesud on
They Till-Ii They, llavr fiwypneaed Them.
bonus, Aug. 5—H» Dublin (lunatic,
the official organ of Dublin castle, proclaims
the supp-remind of the Kathmalvleague in the
Baronia- of ngorul, Castlereagh and
clankee, and revokes the operational the
crimes act in various parts of Queen's
unruly.
The Great Eastern Buns Away.
Loam“, Aug. 25. —'l'he dismantled hull of
the Great baton, which broke from the tug
Storm Cock and drifted away, paused Univ
amino, Wales, bearing toward the Hervey.
She a ed to beintarrt, and the chances
of her reaching Liverpool mfely are favor-
able.
Rescind from the lynchm
(trams, Mina, Align—William Rene
was arrested at Tracy for the warrior of
More! I. Lufkins, wlm warshot through a
window Wednesday night. There is nine
talkof lynching,aud the authoritlu have
removed the pnaooer quietly to some place
snot.
m lT-bvla Ia nus.
Loam, Aug. 25. “The Whip Umhria.
from New York Aw. it, arrived on: yearn»
day afternomi.
Von Multke is In be rustle n pflmfk'.
Solvini will mnkoandmzricun tntfl’ next
Win.
TRADE BULLETIN.
In I’orlr Howey and I’ve-lure Markos
Quotation
Saw You, Aug. u—llnney aims! at Ila per
cent. The highest ratewas Zmllhn lowest. in .
percent. W.wmimtmlm;
actual rates. ‘Wtflr for 61) day bill» and
“BMW for demand. 0”“qu arm;
cum 69, 1-“ Ml; 46. mil. ”9% NJ; M
do. ”:36 bid.
wmmhwsmrumrwm Balm
em. “mild: Union land gran“, mam;
Bahia mil»: fistula. tannin; mortals, twat”.
Th9 stock market ml weak. After the em
”Marinara-riot mam arms-lyric"
advanced until noon, when they were irregularly
changed from Thursday's chat-g. but W596
higharfcramaprityofm Themarm
driving the alm,the htgtr
mmofsbadaym—adeiaihnlua
trade. The-loafer the any aggregated m
flW-fltulub airs. .3.
mlourarmatflwll
“HEAT-+0.!” M m Iflllfir.
her. loss nasal mu
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Batteries: Haddock and Banning,
Hm: Rochester, l3; Br okra. ‘
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tm'faylov'l Building thtngton 5L. So.
Smalk. in: Box 775. dlw
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plans furnlehrd and bitmmm
Jobbing of all trade promptly amnion to.
rl Ana fired. ear Main
1’. 0. Oil. moth Smalk Ct.
Iii-runners.
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Serving Machine supplies,
. Attachments. Pam. Saudi“. [lo-m, m: , furnished
General Repairing of all kind.- nnif make! of
sewing Nubian. r. if. suatLrJt.
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so. 4 Knight St. Residence. 5 Bl- bin
5803a) Norm-lit, Conn.
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constantly on hand form sick and nil. Ilia rule
Wed Ila-rt llav. and In laymen: "In.
so Halal KL? rm. minivans. L1“.
Sousa souwaut envision nasu.
5! Washington sum,
up“ Dallyfroaw to 12 a.m.and from l to: 9..
on on Batu-lay evening! lrran t to s
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Auctioneers and Ital Brian Aa’la,
30 Washington M.. Smith Nari-ll.
thdlh most desirable building lots in
min annual; and lot Smash for air st
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mutilate Inflow mm»- lxt their
mwmttohay maliwiibihm More looking
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llama to [out and mail collected.
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Within? to reduce our stock, iory to the
l'sl Trade. writer for the momh of August
A llElll'C'l'lilN 0?
Ten Bailsinalnllar
mi All.
Bcfail (lash Bills Amonuiing in [One
Dollar or flu-r.
[Incoming on Ingram Carpets,
Bleached and l‘nblcucln-d
Muslim.
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Slate Roofing
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In eltltfl BAKIEOB. EAST BANGQB. or
PENAI‘G‘}; SLATE
all cents per llllli ail inward.
before contracting ell-cw hm.
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~ process of construction. Beer material- ,
it and finest workmanship. g
FULLY wanuanrau. trvney will last;
a life-time and been In tune an one-g
T quarter the expense of any other piano. .
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stand tor full descriptive pamphlet and?
prim to .
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91 Onauur. svwrn Nut Haven, Conn.
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slain-savour, ”(libtfl._ Darn-oar. sun-
4 roan, lionurovm on first Wtusno.
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'Ioal A‘s-r- 19. van luvs or CONIUICVICUY.
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, ,cqwonamcuz‘x- Pg‘fflzkkltni'; Lit "ilggm‘i’ift
THOSE wno prism}:
ran ans-r or,
Meats,
Poultry,
utilities,
Always fret-h and at a madame pure would do well
It) call at the
Central Marie
Before Purchasing Blsewhcrr.
Order! nitrite! and goods dcllvrmi to any part
of CH],
lllsmll human, unis.
lililllllllll
lLL GRADES.
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pr..-
r¢s 1m.“ s £164
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Lowest Prices l
The Best Bowls for
the Imasl. lioney
wd‘l‘w
H. S. BlflWN’S
Billl'l‘ & SHOE STORE,
uteri: a M’swbiook.
Parties wishing Slate rooting should call on u- ‘
0M! tutu"
WEBYAWLE
F
Ladioifilius
FROM 2 lots. to $2.00
. llllllllilllilli l Sill,
39 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
if
"elitism:
Now is thoiime to put in your
WINTER’S S'l'lllll‘.
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
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'I' E P ENflll .
Dry Goods House
W. B. HALL & (30.,
Lor-aicd at Cor Main and Cannon $15., Bridgeport
ls now dlnwing thousands of intrlligtnt and economical pmpic in their
~——\V()N l )EIll“l,l I . Alf (i l *S'l‘ FLA] . it‘.
Which : It‘r‘cdd all othcrs in quantity, quality, 1"}l0' and \Jrio-ty. “'1' have only room for a few
Specimen Bargains.
All 1th: [fill lily Lawns mincul m 3c. All yard uidc (‘anwrs ('lethr- also 5‘.
Cénih 51. All “Jr and l'.’§(y' Ljhmme‘ now rig/c.
hams 5c.
All idlynudlfn‘ Buiiali-‘lc All 125.: Ameruxm
SATEENS.
Mir on!” of Shh-«ms have been tho lurv: wit on record
sold as follows: .—. ll \\ illzmiu and Kuccitiins French flattens which run: 351‘, we and fats. ,r
ABE NOW MARKED 25 CENTS.
All I)? Salim», “fr“. rtylrs and modulo-s, now 17v. All if»: lie and We “air-ms down to lilac.
Short Lengths and Ends.
from like to :llk'. new lie,
WOOL GOODS.
I 1-2 WIDE PURE WOOL BEIGES.
All he“ shad». best vlvllur Lillflll", from now until Srp'cmbor l, 50 mm.
A." \"nol 50 Cent, Sailings.
”in tli‘iilllfl. rtyli-s. nl: in w, hut our way i- to the» uni. Your choice a: only 2.3 writs.
Izt‘vi-uds of lire.“ (hurls n; lid-f price. Bargains untouchable all over llleliillih‘t‘.
LNAL All] lflllPLE'l'E
All We and I'll-L'.‘ t‘n-pe
Ging-
Wc hurt-left sum." of the llmwi which will be
All b-hglhc If Sntvcrxs undcr Dynails fmm in: m 502?, mm ltc All li-nglns under 9 yards of Salerno
E“I‘ll: ll ARE 350')“; ltlltfliilxre' INDEED
REMNANTS AND SHORTLENGTHS
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Billiard Bi Careful Drivers.
moo.“
Clean and Free from
Slate or StOne.
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RAYM ND BBUS
E18 mil Protection.
Mow»
l‘vrfert sorority from all iriruders h nl ht h
day.hy uringa . y g m y
Perfect System at Burglar Alarms
notifying occupants of house of the least attempt to
open either window or door.
ELECTRIC GAS LIGHTING.
All modern built houses should employ this means
hfllL’llllf'lg 28!. llin all danger from the use of
ffltili'llt‘rl ill done away. A whole house may be
llzllfetl lllrllifllly by one press button, and ex'iu—
gin-lied by simply touching another.
Electric Door Bells .
‘So troublesome pull in art out of order and can
he- placed anywhere in lip-house.
‘ Pint-c mm at More and sec working samples.
Nicolai rurctukcn in uir‘mg houses alrcady occu-
pied. Cull on or riddle"!
Jackson Bros
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
”mite 3m
mum minis-unites
South Norwalk
N E VlLYO R K !
i'onimoncing liny 26:88
Alli] Washiniill" W
4th of July.
DEW DROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 \V'ASIIIN(£’1‘()N S’l‘llldlfl'l‘.‘
I Look at Otss'fl‘Liirgc :hissortmirnt of’
wrunmruncm
Style, .
D VID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRS. -
scum NORWALK.
PEACHES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the lime for Cunning. For, a barge As-
scrimout and a Nice Selection. go to
llliMSilli l‘Wlll'l'lilllllll’S
48 Main Street, South No‘tWalk.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
----A'I' TH! OLD STAND Ola—- -
T. BURR GmR & SON.
sparrowoon.
W
Alli) tlflllllflfl FILLED I’BODII’TLY.
Ol'i'Y tom man IT TO mam ADVANTAGE TD TRADE WITH Us.
aa- slimmest“
«m‘un a. W.
jg-
it
You will obtain a small loan New Haven llam for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lmnb's'l'onguo, Richard & llnhbins' Lunch
llam, lloncd Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deriicil “cuts,
a bottle oi Lime Fruit Juice ior Lemonade, Cor-”mint. Macca—
roni, Iced lloiicy Fingers, Cot-mum and Vanilla (‘urmn Wafers,
and alairgc assortment with which to celebrate ilw Glorious
Price and Quality,
g,..
m Allan
Will make daily trips, except Sunday,
Leaving South Sorwalk at 7-50 mm.
_ . Returning
Irate new lurk. Pier 23, East River
foot of Beekman Street, 2.30
p. in., East 23d Street
2.50 p. in.
. -——I'ARE
Single Tickets . 4
Excursion Tickets. . . 60
Freight Received “0...; a. In. io 5 p.
JSWVO’J
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WAD permits are forbid trusting any of
empioymof the hints on this line on account
infill?
a
Muric cvcry sternum and evening by
FIRST- CLASS 0RCHESTRA
-OoO-—-«—
‘ Dancing Pavillili FM.
First-Class Restauran
Billiard and Pool Boom
W
Trains leave Korea“: to mom with best
“'lll'fli'l Point '1! 7.33. M? tom-n, 18.50 4.8i
Trains iii-ave limit: Norwaik at in, 6J5.
e. "L, 1.00mi 446:. m.
Boat 1“?“ Sun: Nureslk Steamboat neck
ml for ltoton Point sl 2.“) p. In.
limit Louver Boron Point at ".31 a. m, II),
5.11;». m. for Wilson Point, and 5.40 for Booth
we -.
ow.-
giiiiisum i ll i"
E. C.WH1TNEY’S ART S‘l‘fllll
37% Main Street.
fill. NORWAL‘K.
,...
FRAMING at lowest prices.
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Full line of Ariiiit' “mils.
Norwalk Chronicler