’ isespecially true of aewlng machines, tele—
ltems of Interest Gathered on
the Other Side.
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TROUBLE IN T1112 SCOTLAND YARD
Old and Trlc-I omeera Baalga—llr Charles
Warren to Blame—Tour of a Whilst
Editor—Grave Charges of Prand‘Agalnat
Ger-a- Merchants. '
foams, Aug. 81,411» Metropolitan police
foreeof Imdonlsaboutto lose lane of its
most efficient officers, owing to the manage-
ment of Shetland Yard, the police head-
quarters Sir Charles Warren, chief oom-
Inissloner, who will be remembered for his
peremptory commands duringtha Trafalgar
square riot, is charged by his fellow officers
with exercising his powers with too high a
hand, and making it Impossible for them to
serve under him. They complain that he is
an antoerat, and declare that he is rapidly
destroying the efficiency of the service. As-
dstant Commimioner James Monroe has al-
ready resigned, and others will shortly send
intheir resignations Mr. Monroeig one of
the ableat men attached to Scotland Yard,
and it was through his untirlng efforts that
the various plots of the dynamiters, during
the jubilee celebrations and at other times,
were foiled. There is much feeling about
the retiring of these officers, and it ianot
improbable that the home secretary may
find that Sir Charles Warren is more avail
able in some other position. ‘
The German Socialist, IIerr Liebkneeht,‘
editor of The Berlin Volka'olatt, is making a
tour of Switzerland, with a Prusian detective
at his heels, intent upon discovering what
new designs takes this enemy of imperialism
to the refuge of socialism
A brochure, containing grave charges
against Germs merchants, is having an ex-
tensive circula ion in Russian commercial
circles. The pamphlet accuses German man-
ufacturers of sending to Russia their own
goods labeled as American, English, Belgian
and French. It is charged that this practice
phones and wins, which the Germans falsely
mark American, English and French reSpectr
ively. Prussia alone, the brochure states,
profits 100,0“),0“) roubles a year by this
means
Malietea. the deposed king of the Samoan
Islands, who was brought to Europe by a
German war vessel, is detained by his cap-
tors at Wilhelmsbaven, and at present it is
uncertain what (imposition will be made of
the poor dethroned monarch.
Filled Ireland's l’lalu Talk.
Dt’nux, Aug. :l1.-United Ireland says
that the rampant American senate, in re-
jecting the fisheries treaty, gave England a
terrible proof of the power of retaliation of
the greater Ireland across the sea, whose
vengeance Mr. Balfour’s coercion policy has
aroused. It says that the arrest of the Red‘
mend brothers will incite fresh vengeance.
The paper commends the action of the Cork
hand in refusing to play the national anthem
at the Irish exhibition in London, and says
only hypocrites and sycophants repay
neglect and cold aversion with a semblance
of enthusiastic personal loyalty.
Trouble Expected at an Execution.
Pants, Aug 31,-Tbe execution of a Corsi-
can bandit, named Rocbini. is fixed for Mon-
day next. The French executioner bu been
iordered to ship a guillotine to Sartona, where
the execution will take place. The Corsicans
are amused, and a vendetta is feared. The
government, however, intends to make an
Imposing display of military on the occasion
of the execution to assist in keeping order.
Roma-a Preparing for the Emperor.
Rona. Aug. ISL—Emperor William is ex-
pected to arrive here on Oct. 6. The munici-
pal authorities are making preparations for
his reception and will give a ball in his
honor. This will be held in the three palacee
on Capitoline bill, which will be connected
for the occasion.
Es-Soldlers Suspected of llrlgandage.
Sorta, Aug. ill—Two ex-ofiicers of the
Bullish army have been arrested here under
suspicion of having been connected with the
bands of brigands which have recently made
their appearance in Bulgaria
I .. . “a 1. i .
litmus, Aug. Ill—The tenants on seven.
situates about Kilrush, County Clare, have
paid their rents upon the landlords agreeing
to abatements amounting to 30 per cent., the
tenants meeting all costs.
‘ l‘
Parnell's l'rleada Blast Brace llp.
lannox, Aug. :il.——The Pall Mall Gazette,
referring to the torpidity of the Parnell de-
fenae tnnd, summons Mr. Gladstone and hit
late colleagues to head the movement for
his defense.
l’rlaee Ferdinand to Wed.
Hons, Aug. 31.~It is stated that a match
m lasing arranged between Prince Ferdinand
and Princess Louise, the eldest daughter of
Duke ltollert of karma.
A Sociallst Elected to the ltelehatap
Brains, Aug. lll.-—~Ilerr Llebknocbt, the
Socialist editor of The Volksblatl, has been
elected to the rulchstag by a vote of 28,007
out of 01,791. __
Triple Naval love-eat.
Ron, Aug. lit—British, German and
Austrian squadrons will make a visit shortly
to the principal Italian porta
Murdered Illa family and Killed Himself.
l'aa‘rn, Aug. 31.~At Diners, Hungary, a
man murdered his five children, and after-
wards commuted suicide.
0N.~l:; Ilowly.
bolus. Aug, lle-‘l‘he l‘arnell defensl
fund wasaugmenled yesmrday by £300.
no Iona-lie Onea-
Paul, Aug. “L“W Natalie of Bertie
baa gun to Buchareel.
Jar-allelic flows from margin.
Amen, Aug. lit-11», finvannah News
wassold hyJ. II. Istillto The News I’uhllalr
lug company for man This Includes The
Bows huildlng, a magnificent structure, part
of the ulterior being marble finished. listlli
runalu the principal stockholder of the new
company. He bought The 11am Telegraph
a few weeks ago for 327,011),
a (told-a Manley Improved.
mun Pan ll. 4., Aug. tL—Whlls the
of William Illvers was
suuusnv or nu. m: were.
Ilene noel-g. Baseball Gamma-I W
Ive-ate. '
Sana-roan, N. Y" Aug. 81mm rues,
poi-saw». 10rd! I809 00’ W;
first, Climax ”Hind. Clara 0. tbi ; the,
tin Elm-cud race, relief llakea, for syner-
aids, to.» each, with 81,000 add-ll, m to the
”com horse, mile and five fur-longs; Joesph
first, Pee Weep wooed. Young Sweep third;
time, 2:53. Third nee, handicap awaepv
stakes, for all .8". .15 Codi, with .500
aided, mile and a furlong; Cruiser first, Voo-
burg second, Dad third; time, 1:56); Fourth
race, all furlongs; Perkins first, Royal Arch
, Brouzomarte third; time, 1:17, Fifth
race. North American handicap steepleohaae
sweepstakes, $50 each, with 81,000 added,
about two miles and three-quarters; Killar-
ney first, Beechmore second, Willie Palmer
third; time, 5:23.
lunar. a-r muvasnsn.
Gnavrzstsn Rave 'I'ltal'lt, L. 1,, Aug. 81.
——I-‘lrst ram, one mile; Kingston first, Terra
Cotta second, 'I‘elie Due third; time, 1:41”.
Second race, mile and a sixteenth; meont
first, Bpedalty second. Bordelalse third;
time, Intel-,2 Third race, for 2~year~olda.
three-quarters of a mile; Sorrento first,
Diablo sec-om, The 1.10an third; time, 1:15
Fourth race, mile and an eighth; Orlaette
first, Exile second, Santelene third; time,
1:555. ‘ Fifth race, for 2-year-olds, Belling.
three—quarters of a mils: Cartoon first,
Brussels remind, Marsac third; time, 1:17.
Sixth race, selling, one mile; Satisfaction
first, Jennie McFarland second, Broughton
third; time, 133?;
ml: wonui'a 2—vnalt-nw ul‘onn nuns.
Mixnarous, Minn, Aug. 31.—C. W.
Williauls' Axtcll trottorl against Bell Boy’s
record at Minnobaha park yesterday,and
beat the world's 2-yeandd record by mak-
Iug 3:134.
luxurs‘rnlt Bici’e'u: Tocusaucxr.
Rtwllm’l’ilt, N. Y.. Aug. :t!.~-.»\t the bi-
cycle tournament held ln-rc lllllit‘l' the aus-
pices. of the West End I'lltil ihu following
races took place: limf uni-v Illuil; J. F.
Mcdgely, “'orcooter, .'Iii1\~,, 1.1.3; W. 3
Campbell, Niagara F115, 1:15. Una mile
notice; Kenneth lunar“, iiillffill‘l, 2:50}; lot»
ert Jameson, Il'wmh or. '.’.-‘n‘. 'l'.m-..~ mile,
Monroe county 1‘11tt‘llplnimlllp; chilies J.
Ivcn, Rochester, 9203-; Charles J. l.‘ nmolly,
Rochester, 911.3. Five mile llll'll', J. F.
Medgcly, , W. S. L'mnplmll, Fla-lb.
Two mile, lint") Plath; W. I). ZlIcL‘mi -, l retou,
635%. One mile club: C. J. Iu-u,’.-:'.’ll; C.
J. Connolly, 13:25. Three utilo bnmlurup; J,
I". Medgely',9:;’.l‘.’. One mile, row-vines; B,
S. Davis, Buffalo, ilrll‘h; B. A. Pratt,
Rochester, 3:43. One unit) opt-u: J. F.
Modgely, 2:445; W. S. ('nlnpbell, 224*. \l'.
II. Barber, Rochester, champion fancy bi-
cyclist of the world, and J. M. Stout, Ripley,
Illa, champion Star fancy bicyclist of the
world, gave exhibitions of fancy riding.
Barber attempted to beat his own record of
3:371», on the unicycle for one mile. but
owing to an accident he failed.
'rnl'usnav's nasuau. “Allis.
At Indianapolis-Indianapolis, 0; Chicago,
1 Hits: Indianapolis, 5; Chicago, ll. Er—
rors: Indianapolis, 0: Chicago, 2. Batteries:
Boyle and Myers, Krock and Flint.
At Boston— Boston, 7; New York, 3.
Hits; Bmton, 12: New York, 5. Errors:
Boston, 7; New York, 8. Batteries: Clark—
aon and Kelly, Welch and Ewing,
At I'hiindelpitta—Philadelphia, 7; Wash~
ington, (I. Hits: Philadelphia, 7; Washington,
5. Errors: Philadelphia, 1; Washington, 1.
Batteries: Keefe and Dar-Icy, Sanders and
Shriver.
.-\t I’xttsburg—-Pittsburg, 1; Detroit, 3.
Hits: I‘ittsburg, 8; Detroit, 7. Errors: Pitts-
burg, '1'; Detroit, 3. Batteries: Staley and
Miller, Beatin and Wells.
At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, 5.
Hits: Brooklyn, ll; Cincinnati, 9. Errors:
Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, 3. Batteries: Hughes
and Busbong, Smith and Keenan.
At Philadelphia—Athletic, 5; St. Louis,“
“its: Athletic, Pl; St. Louis, 7. Errors:
Athletic, 1: St. Louis, 5. Batteries: Seward
and Robinson, King and Boyle.
At Baltimore—Baltimore, 3; Louisville, 6.
“its: Baltimore, 1', Louisville, 9. Errors:
Baltimore, 5; Ironial‘ille, 4. Batterio»: Kilroy
and I‘ulmer, Ewing and Vaughn. .
At Cleveland~ L'lewlaud, 5; Kansas City,
It Bits: Cleveland, 7; Kansas L'uy, 0;. Br-
rors; Cleveland, 3; Kansas City, ll. lint-
teriee: Bukely ail-.1 Snyder, Porter and
Donahue.
At Buffalo—Buffalo, 11; London, 4. Ilits:
Buffalo, 13; London, 1?. Errors: Bulfalo, 0;
London, 2. Batteries: Gibbs and Koppel,
Cain and Murray.
At Toronto—Toronto,
Hits: Toronto, 9; Hamilton, 6. Errors:
Toronto, '2; I'll-.iltilton, 2!. Batteries: Atkio
son and Devker. Wo al and Thriyer.
At SWIWS)‘ rfll‘llavl, 1%; Troy, «1.
Syracuse, 19; Troy, 3 Errors: Syracuse,
5; Troy, :1. Batteries: Uilmore and Walker,
Haddock and Banning, Worden and Wright.
At Rochester w Rochester-Albany game
postponed. .
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Markat
Quota! lone.
New Your, Aug. it) ~~Mooey t'loacd at l)‘ per
cent.,tbe lowest rate. The biuheet rate was '1
per mm. Eaclmngr closed steady; posted may,
th'llgnsljlfi‘fiz actual ratca, “534.35” for do
days and meals»; for demand. Government.
clmrd steady: currency Ila. 1") bid: a, coup,
mils bid; W do, it)?” but.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts, "mini; Union land grants, memos;
Union aluklng funds, 1mm; (lentrals, “will
The atock market was not so active as the
previous day. and outer-Ia of about a half doesa
luadlng ntockl very little trading was done. The
ashes for the day amounted to 183.“. shares,
5; Hamilton, 3.
Hits:
(leueral Markets.
New tuna. Aug, 3» FUJUlt—Clued quiet,
but firm. at full price-4; line, “Alli”. 10; super-
fine, Simian city will extra, M115, for
West Indies: Minnesota extra. 3:! mango,
tin-inherit flow firm; common in lair extra. am
“11:311.”, tmna were fairly active and weak,
”Inning at about the lowest point. The decline
for the dry ranged from la'i'lolfic. lipot [on
closed mm undo-aster. Spot sales of No. 2 red
“w a' 31.00%; lie. 1 ml. momma; No. l
cm», H; 80. ll red winter, 903%.: No. 8do.,
who: No. 2 ml winter, tiept...l.ll»fi; do, 0“,.
I: 01%: do. Ilse, Gina
(minimums were active and arm. witha
ml demand. closing at about yesterday‘s
prim. spot lots closed steady. llpot at. of
No. 2 mind at Maniac; ungraded mlrel, 53a
gulp-x, so. 2 "used, dept. ”35".; dc». Oct-
Mtge; do, mum.
OATS—“Optimawere dull aadcloaed steady at
unchanged IMP”. llpot hit-closed qulst and us
changed. mull "Ind of No. 1 while state at
am; it». 2 do. «one; No. 3 mixed. All.
W4 do“ Sept” w.
ltt’lt --llull.
l’llltKu-llull: l-year-old mesa. innit”.
Mltltlrloeed quiet; new, ”All; Get. 09.“;
lot. he‘ll.
llb'tlaltultaw quiet. but am; lair mug.
salsa; ea lest centrifugal, me. lied-ad ar-
son in fairly active deuland; out leaf and
«aw.w: cub». menu; powdered, m
an“; granulated. 2910mm»; mold gm;
eeafeclleaan' him: was.» aataudaro, ”‘94
sales on a. manure; while extra 0. 0‘
“due; extra C. 6.200094!“ 0, that.
Oil-100.; ellovvJflH-
mn'rsiit-euuiymuem mammals:
wm;mmk .
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lever’swolen.
Twenty-three New Cases and
Three Deaths Yesterday.
ALL CLASSES All}! ATTACK“).
Phystelaaa. virtues. Professional la- and
mm Among the Vletlma—Indfgaatlo-
at the Surgeon General'a Action—la-
tabllahlag lore Refugee Camps.
JACKSOKVILLI, Pla- Aug. set—omen!
bulletin for twenty four hours: New cases.
23;de 3; total (reset to date, 168;:116-
charged, 4; deaths, as The new cases are:
Professor William Jayne, Rev. W. J. Jenny,
1". E. Smith, James Parker (fireman), In
M. A. Jones, Mrs Dr. Daniel, C. 1). Smith,
Lewis Doym, Mrs. Susan bangle, A. I).
Silver-stein, John Mame, Mary Watson
(colored), Lithla Cooper la child), F. P.
lladiaon (colored), Libbio Noble, 8. Olkeen,
Henry Butler (colored, a fireman), Mary
Bettler (tailored), Mrs. A. J. Lathrop, Mrs.
Wolf, Mr. (letter, 6. W, Thomasand B. 1".
Armstrong. The deaths were: Lafayette
Dancy, confidential clerk of the internal
revenue office; Mrs. D. J. Crowley, wife of
the manager of the “'estern Union Telegraph
oillce, and David Luigue, an Italian.
Many uses are critical, but it can hardly
besaid that the disease is more malignant
than a week ago.
The action of the surgeon general in prev
venting refugees from going to healthy
pommamlrequiring all to be detained at
quarantine camp, is severely condemned.
The Citizens' Auxiliary Sanitary association
have made a protest, declaring it about as
safe to keep their wives and children here as
in a mixed quarantine camp where there is
no hospital for the suitable care of any
stricken with fever there. The case of
young Pollard, who was brought back sick
from Camp Perry and died, adds to the in-
dignation, and it is behaved that Pollard'a
death wasdueto his being hustled around
while suffering from the first stages of the
disease, instead of receiving prompt treat-
ment. It is feared that other cases of the
kind may occurr.
The Times Union severely '
lurgeon general's order. -
Trains leaving between 10 a. m. and 2p. m.
were crowded, the increase in the number of
cases augmenting the alarm of the people.
Eflorts are being made to stimulate the poo
pling of the camp,in order to thin out the city's
population The poor will beassisted to bear
the expense of moving. New asses appeared
yesterday in every direction. The work of
cleaning and disinfecting the city goes on
mtisfaetorily. "
Savannah, 6a., Aug. Eli—The Savannah,
Florida and Western railroad, by order of
the United States authorities, will hereafter
refuse to carry passengers from Jackonsvllle
for any point. A train will be run daily ho
tween J ackonsville and the refugee camp at
Boulogne. In a day or two a refugee camp
Will be established in the mountains of North
Carolina, where refugees will be cared for
by the government.
This city lifted the quarantine against
Blackshear yesterday.
the
l’ellow fever Precantlona In llaafsaippl.
New Onuasa, Aug. 3l.—The state board
of health of Mississippi has ordered that no
persons be allowed to enter the state unless
they pm a certificate of the health officer
that they have not been expand to yellow
fever.
Ilia Name Ought to Identify lllln.
\t‘.\sui.\'o'rox, Aug. :ll.—The department
of state is endeavoring to ascertain the
whereabouts of the Persian minister to this
country, Hadjo 11min Kanli Khan Mata-
med-El-Vssari. He left Persia for the United
States in the early part of July, accompanied
by. his suite, and was expected to arrive in
New York about the middle of August, and
nothing has been heard from him.
Hartwell l'amlly Bounlon.
Concono, N. 11., Aug. 31.-—The Hartwell
Family association hell its fifth family re»
union here yesterday. About :llllldescend—
ants of William Hartwell, who came here
from England in ltt'ill, were present. Presi-
dent George H. Hartwell, of New York city,
called the meeting to order. Officers were
chosen, with Hon. Harris C. Hartwell, of
Pitchburg, as president.
llynamlter Chapel Gets Ball.
Chicano, Aug. 31.vr—Frank Chapek, one of
the man alleged to have been implicated in
the dynamite plot against Judges Gary and
Grinnell and Inspm-lor Ilonileld, was released
on “OM” bail. All of the alleged eonspin»
tors are now out on bail.
Resigned from the (”entity llamueraey.
Haw You, Aug. 31,—1‘ohce Justice An-
drew J. White has resigned from the County
Democracy. He gave no reasons.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Annie Burns has been arrostnnl by the
Providence authorities in connection with
the murder of Irons. She received the goods
stolen by Murphy and Ilacketl. l-lhe il
wanted as a witness.
An Australian invention for ballasting rail-
road trncks was exhibited on the Burlinglml
road Wednoulny. 1t commute of a peculiarly
constructed car which will distribute and
spread ballast on the track. The invention
is pronounced a enema: by railroad men.
The cut ind manufacturers have voted to
increase the price of nails to a 82 card.
Thewlml and floods have destroyed eon-
slderablo corn and tobacco in lower Indiana.
Harry (loldupink, of Norwalk, Conn, while
lnmxloutetl, went down a well and was
polmned by the foul air.
In a quarrel at the Padem store, Buster
Parish, 1a., Wednesday, W. J. McMathahot
and killed Dr. J. W. Arnt‘d.
The South Georgia lfelou (lrewer’salocl-
lion demand a reduction of thirty-three per
cent. in freight rates, fasttralns and better
cars.
Mm Nancy Jones, of Galveston, Tea, dled
at her home Wedmulay. There is some
doubt about liefielact age, but It Is thought
she is over 100 years old.
m Mm arrested In Boston llolulay
has been identified as W. I. Williams, the
:- who made such a wonderful escape
from Greenfield jail in 1887.
A. J. Throckmorlon. nephew of Governor
Throohnwrlm of Texas.eommltted suicide
in acheap led lag house in Denver Weds-e
day night. a was driven to theaet by
poverty and whisky.
All expert. who has examined the boob,
that John B. Mulch-on, formerly
elty treasurer of Myrtle. lad, is 08,190
short in his amounts.
Charles lledfleld. for twantym yearn
m of IeVletar‘s theater, Chicago,
and his uslntaat have resigned became their
alerts- were rotated.
““8“ “WI.”
m a"
nrunm
hats, Fish listen,
Vegetables, Fruits,
cans!) Goons. Era.
0111).]. fif’fii Danni.
. ll. Y. N. II. D II. RAILROAD.
Important.
heron. line. April $8. ‘88-
d. I. Qldatard. £59..
I have used Quintard's Bar-sparina
simian tluanmerandit has put me in shapeto
wwkossremore,wbich1waenotablelo do. .
lgottbemalarlalu (banal America two years
ago and have ordered from it since, using .
quinine, eta. blather wholemle. Quintanl's tlana'
parllla did the sinus for me.
Yours Truly
1'. (l. IIILL.
GEO. B. PPAISTED.
Wl~ Joni mm.
One Quallly,~'l‘lse Best.
Beef, Veal, Lamb. lotion, Pork, Bali and Fresh.
Corned Beef. Smoked Tongue. llama.
shoulders, Bscon,Balogna, Frankv
tom. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washluaton Street.
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y
‘Qlw gentler ”
HAS TH E]
Best Facilities
FOR
Job Printing!
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OF A [L KINDS.
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WORK PROMI’TLY
EXEC U 'l‘llll
AT
lemon ‘ '
hiya,
wart. . sale Ian. \
Mlle. a. lumen. ; Lila-i. Wash'oa Ix.
5.48 ” Express. 1.8! ” Accent.
in: ” loo-Ills. "MS " Accent.
are “ B‘portllp. 'em “ am.
7.23 ” Intel Ix. 9.16 " localltx.
1.56 " walla rill. “ Whitelt. Ix.
8.25 " Dwell: .10. 1 Accent
as) " Balls QIR. ”allusion I:
m "' local 9 1.18 “ localllx.
9.33 “ Am ll.“ " llp’gflelo Way.
to.“ " Ba. ,sm ” bulk:
".45 " hulk 11.11 " Douala.
1159p.n.,lx|nae it.” “ Aooom.
LN ” 80.16.") ‘Mll " Banglx.
2.4 ” Aurora. £5.31 ” local Ix.
us " Bataan. 1.1a " Meal law
515 ” Accent. ".23 " Bridxd'pl Act.
5.5) " Dawes. 5.49 “ Moon.
Ho " room. 9.49 " Acton.
7.00 " ,- nulls. um ” Adam-Ix“.
a.“ ” li'port apes. 12.43 " Brown Bx.
10.15 " Aroom. Bonnets.
1'». Wasb'lon his. 21:21 ” Armin.
, .9 h‘vllnnl. 9,11 “ Accou-
. 9.15 Arcom. b.51p,lu. Armin.
map I Accent
7.29 ” Incallup
8.59 ' accent.
‘l'ralna have last Norwalk.
some wan coils aarr.
MY: a. m 13.81 a. In.
6J8 ‘ 8.52 ”
’l 19 “ 1.47 p In
9.31 " not ‘
11.41 " ‘ lat "
2.40 p In 9.51 "
5.10 " I
so: "
0. l. Banana, 5‘. 1'. llraramo.
(lea. liar Gen. Peas. Ag'l
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
DaNBUltY & NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected April 25th. 189:.
Pamnger Trains.
SOUTH.
Lv. Norwalk. l.v. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Poln
“Ham. 211'er. 752a.
8 56 " 904 “ 9 10 "
10 2d " It) 33 " 10 40 “
1250p.in. lmnm “Hum.
; .. 4 .9 .. ‘ ..
tot “ nixed 'l 15 “ Mixed 7?: “l'x'd
NOltTll.
by. Wilson Point.
1 30 a. In. )llxcd
5 :5 .. ..
Lv.So.Notwalk. Arfiorwalk
ltflam'Jl'r‘d 210mm
5,, .. .. no ..
s 40 e 9 h) u 9 so a. m.
t: 01 " 12 13 p. m. 12 ill . In
12 t2 " lined l 45 “ Mixed 15-1 ixed
s 25 . s 15 .. s so p, m.
650 ” 615 " i5) “
7 4") “
1010 “ leed 101’: “ Illed 10 24 llxed
arson.
9 15 a. m 9 20 p. In.
twpm. toot-m 7t!) "
W. 11. Watson, \‘lrel‘ree. and (len'l Hanger.
1". L‘. Paras, Superintendent.
Mn. General Ticket Agent.
IIOllSATONIC DIVISION.
April 25. 1888.
leave Bridgeport for l‘ittsfield.
:01?“ a. in. accommo'n
lea) p. m. llxod scan" nan.
4.32 “ express : lma. m.
5.50 “ ace-name's f
”I” at as i
'Goee only as far as New Milford
WI. 11. Srnnsox, Vice l'res't t Gen'l llan'x'r
W. K. Lyon. 5a .
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J. 1'. Pass. Goa. natal Act..Bridgeport. Conn.
Halal, 113118” (In.
woonmiihxrnts. '
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS...
HARD WOOD WORK.
01' ALI. KINDS.
Large Stock 01' Columns
for Trimming:
~00.
Plate and Sheet Glass.
steam Sawing, Planing.
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REASONABLE PRICES. i
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WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES
(1F TIIE
MOST APPROVED PATTERN l
AND THE
Latest Styles of Type.
BARGAINS l ‘rnv GOO »‘
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 desire to open our new store with new goods.
Hosiery.
Ladies’ Black and Solid Col-
ors, lull regular made at 19c,
Ladies’ Brilliant Lisle Thread
Hose, all colors, 39c. reduced
from 50c.
Ladies’ Black and Colored
Lisle Thread Hose, 500. reduc-
ed from 750.
Children’s Lisle Finish Hose
22c. reduced from 40c.
Gents’ "all Ilosc
Knit, 100.
Show
and Turning.
WM...“
Lumber Yard between rallnud and carnage
mm at font of lanai Street.
South Norwnlk. Conn.
Halal, Bailey & Cl.
D YES
“30:5? Ove- lgyshg. at Ila-e.
where.y Price If». a purse. The;b.a:|::em
for Strength, B hm, Amount in Packages
or for Pastures of Allen or aon-fadi Qualities.
They do not crock er smut; {Ocelot-.5" sale by
lloY'nl Pharmacy, and (let). ll. l'lalstcd, linguists.
W2. 1]
lull regular made, 170.
llcnts’ Solid Colors and Stri-
ped full regular made, 190.
(‘lcnls’ Extra Fine Hall 11030
full regular made, 25c.
Silk Mitts, Black and Colors,
19c. worth 25c.
Black Taffeta Gloves, 13c.
Linens.
UNBLEACRED TABLE DAMASKS.
62 inch wide, 290.
Gents’ Unbleached Half [lose
58 “ 350.
56 “ 450.
62 “ 500.
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W001. mum
DETAILED ran Benoit
Manufacturen’ Prices,
Fur 211530111}!
29c. Call and examine.
ladies an ~
* lull Weather lands at Hot Weather Prices.
During May we made a purchase of over 200 dozen Ladies‘ and Gents’s Wool Underwear
at 50 cents on the dollar, which we shall place on sale at prices never before known, and full
50 per cent. less than the same goods can be bought for when the season fairly 0mm '"m- .
will be a rare opportunity for those in want of Wool Underwear. -
NOTE PRICES.
75 dozen Ladies’ Wool Vests, cat stitched, never sold before for less than 500.,
75 dozen Gents' Heavy W001 Shirts and Drawers at 410. ‘Do not fail to see them.
60 dozen All Wool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at 590.
for less than $1 :‘hcforc. If you need anything in this line, do not fail to see them. 7
Remember this Sale is for Two Days; Only.
Special Bargains in DRESS GOODS, which must be sold before
10 pieces Heavy Wool Dress Goods, 35 inches wide, at 190., sold everywhere for 290,
12 pieces Fine Tricot, 39 inches wide, at 3?}0. per yard, never sold before less than 49c.
cum and mm
18 CLOSE or mum ,
PREPARE Flllll' :
, "it‘ll {
TWlDlYSSALE
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, is ' e75;
nts' Wool llnderlu
Special Price .
These goods have never been sold
moviiw. ‘
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I WILL PAY THE
Highest Cash Price
FUR
Rugs. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
Parties mount: ran roll the stock by Minding nos
lal card to
WILLIAM r-onmoun,
*I-r'rn nonwau.
. Tillineckwell.
7 James Bloch, Waller ht.
Norwalk, - Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
HARNESS
To compete with la concerns, 1 have taken the
agency of me of f (- oldesi and lamest wtabllfih
meats in the state for the sale of
II unless, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c.
Fine Harness To Order,
As usual. at the old
BOSTON
sTad-REW- ’.
mourners
Kw!
BUILDERS
ltlsnet all
covered with
Nickel Plate
It is made in A
mun
own town. ‘
MAT-—
E. K. LOCkWOOClCi’t Cos.
Fitters, Slate .
The Buck Ranges {I
all
‘ 'l‘ln Rooters.
stand, where 1 will he; —
for line of Whips. BMW; 3%
Holes as.
. Peed Dana. Traveller
O6 inch wide, 55c.
62 “ 600.
69 in. wide extra line 69c.
Turkey Red Table Damask,
Fast Colors, 56 inch wide, 23c.
ALL LINEN TOWELS.
Damask 32.118, 10c.
Unbleached Huck, 32x18, 15c.
Bleached Huck, 45x24, 21c.
Blenoked Damask, 42x24, 25c.
Bl’ch’d Dam. ex fine 42x22 40c.
Huck, 45x26, 25c.
White Napkins, Damask, 65c
to $2.50 per (102.
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gglgrgll¥ygggd$lrggle covers’lour line of ySilk, Woolen and
12 4 All Linen, $1.50. Jmm Dress Goods.
8-4 All Linen, extra fine, $1.75: ‘ ‘ 1
9-4 All Linen, extra line, 822545100 002 Yankee WM
' Remnants of Table Linan oz. bottles 75c. dwell. ,
Remnants of Salccns, Prints,“ 07.. bottles $1.2 per dozen
Centu Cloths, Muslins, Nola-g m,” n I '
socks, ndia Linen, and Lawnfgfi'iflghwfl,uf¢:a a M
will be sold at cost. Balance 01" . .
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls; You wall find bargains
at reduced prices. ‘every department. . ..
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