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Tflll‘l'X-SEVBN CASES TESTER DAY
lavahorutaeat citirenl l’roatrated-rln-
araaeed Preoantlona and Efforta at De-
malafloao’l'wo More Death—Dorian
W {or Delaying Reporta.
horseman, Fla, Sept. i.—-Thirty~
raven new came of yellow fever and two
death from that diamwere reported to
board of health ymerdly. ,v‘l'hh deaths
Dr. W. L Baldwin and George Tyler,
a gale-man. Among the sick are
A. W. Cochran, a leading lawyer; Dr. Con
William druggiat; Theodore ll. Willard,
M, and C. B. Rogers, wholesale druggist.
Tableau-tom, 205; total deaths, 36.
Whafdlmd thenewcaeearo-
: Battle Ferry, Mrs. Ferry, Herman
Platte. In. James 0. Phanuel and child,
Jam A. Dary, Mrs. Bl. (f. Corwin, Frank
Darwin, George Corwin, George Cole, Will-
iam Aird,’li. Frame, W. ll Feun, (3. Bone»
diet Rogers. Dr. (Jon Williams, W. E. Mc-
Canu, Eugene Williamson, Louis Bock, Ed-
ward R. Pierson, F. Jones (colored), lira G.
Owston, Mn. Marvin, Richard Oldhnm, '1'.
ll. Willard and his colored servant, George
Tiller, Joseph L Stein, H. l’latt, William
Green tailored), Mn. Mary Riley, John
Bedliu, \Y. W. Cockerell and J. S. Finegan.
0. L Keene, J. R. Dryand and wife, and
T. B. Wilrnartb, are reported progreming
favorably. Some physicians are being ad-
moniahed by the board of health for delay in
reportingcasea A heavy rain cooled the
airoonsidcahly. but the darnpnem is not
favorable to the sick. Nurses are instnrcted
tobedoubiy viglaut at this time, as u re-
lapae'wouldbe fatal. The sanitation com-
mittee last week had 400 men go thoroughly
over the locality previously covered, and the
work of making the city clean will be kept
up without ceasing. The committee are
striving to dopopulate the city, but Sunday’s
carried only seventy persons out. The
mittee will try to get a list of those will-
ingtoloave, and aid them to obtain trans-
portation, if possible.
Other florid. 'l'ovrna Healthy.
Fanamma, Fla, Sept. A—Dr. Wise,
who was sent here by Surgeon General
'Bamilton, says that the death of Mr. Mer-
rlwether war not from yellow fever, and
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' given the city a clean hill of health. He
complirnenb the city on its cleanlinem and
my: in sanitary regulations are good Tele-
gramsfrorn neighboring towns are flatter-
ing and arcanraging. Plant City has not
hada single can of sickness of any kind
aince Aug. 21.
'FAREWELL TO MlDDLE BASS.
Gan- Earrlaon Packs Illa Grip. Shaker-
llande All Around and Sail: Away.
Minna: Bass louse, 0., Sept. 4.—Gen.
Earrisenwav out on the water in his boat
beforefio'clock yesterday morning, appar—
,ently determined to get the benefit of the
hkeairduring the few hours remaining of
him at the island. After breakfast he
Annie Foster, Miss Doyle, of
Toledo; H’- Clark, of lauisville, and
Privab Senator] Miller, and cm on the
rtearnhoat Gauges to Putin—Bay. He did
wetland, botretnruedto the island, packed
bier-click, and had dinner, after which the
eottagere anembled in the main hall of the
club home and bade him good-by. The gen—
eralalmokeachbythehand. Beleit on his
private steam yacht for Toledo.
Annual Volkoafoat.
Blamno, Pa, Sept. l—The annual
volkdelt of the Reading Caustatter bu com-
“mcedherqtooontinue two daya Phila.
dolphin and many other cities are repre-
sented. Ilayor Kenney welcomed them, and
Prelident Keeblar. of the Philadelphia
maeunerchoir, replied.
62-. I‘ll! In 30w llampahin.
Warns, N. H., Sept. t—Gen. Clinton B.
Fillaud Dr. F. L. Carr, Prohibition candi-
dam fa‘ president and governor. addresed
aura-uremia here. Gen. Fink then went
to M, where the Probibitiouistr
tendered him a reception.
linie Palmer'a Sam at Marielle-tar.
MI. W l—Minuie Palmer pro
duoed her new play, “My Brother’s Sister,"
at Manchu!" laat evening. The piece was
very successful and Mia Palmer was repeat
edly called before the curtain.
Wheat Ila—aged '5, 1mm.
llama, Minn. Sept. t—The
Journal’s special from Bullock, Nina, and
other Red River valley points, indicate that
the front of Saturday night has proved die
“It“ to the wheat cmp.
Paaaaytvaala tit-rte Fair Opened.
“manure. Sept. t—The state fair
unopened under favorable auspices. The
Mace was large, and the exhibits out
Wall any previous enortoi the State
Agricultural aociety.
Killed While Carriage Riding.
Prrrarmm, In, Sept. 4.—-Mre. John
m and two children were thrown from
a buggy at Herod-la Doolittle girlvm
killed. audthe other and hire. Preary were
myinjund.
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Harder-d In a Saloon.
CIA‘I'I’ANOOOA, Tenn, Sept. t-ltiehanl
Gordon war rhot in the face and fatally
wounded in John Lovell'e saloon. Then who
rawtherhotlredrefureto given-enamel
tbnher.
Simulator-outstation [tr-claimed.
Donna, Sept. A—‘l'he government hat
the liatiouaiht damanetratiol
which waa to have been held atBligo ea
Valor-day in aid of the Parnell defenn
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lie Shoot. to Return.
Innuvrua, Sept. t—George Moore. a
market gardener living near the city. rose
early in the morning and wont to the cellar
for his vegetabler. He found the door broken
013N1- Getting his ehotgun, he started down
the cellar etepa, though it was before day-
light and dark. He had hardly reached the
bottom when there was a flush, a report, and
hefeltaetinging actuation in his left leg.
lie gmped about trying to find his milaut,
butthe burglar kept still, till finally Moore
flushed to the door, when he fired again, but
without eiloct. Moore gained the upper
ground, and, turning, poured charge after
charge from his shotgun down among the
barrels in the dorknaee Finally, his ammu-
nition running nearly out, he called to his
wife for more, when the burglar madendash
and got several rods away beloretho gar-
dener could aim and tire. When he did
there was a gush of blood from the burglar's
neck, and he staggered and fell, but he was
quickly on his feet again and emrped. He
left his hat and pistol behind.
LABOR‘S GREAT DAY.
Fifteen Thouannd “'urlrlnguwrr in Line
In New \‘orkr—l’mfuae llecomtiuna,
Celebrations Elsewhere.
NEW YORK, Sept. -l.~-'l'lm labor day pu-
I'lllitl exceeded the oxpectntlom of the most
sanguine member of the l,'eutrnl Labor
union. There were fully 15,000 workiuguwu
in line, and their rcwptlou by the lipase
crowds that lined the streets through which
they [ml was meet enthusiastic.
Flags floated from many houses on im-
routc, and not a few were decorated in honor
of the parndérs. The cool, pleasant weather
coined many to take part who would not
otherwhze have done so, and for the some
Tamil the wives, children, parents hurl other
relatives of the workingmen come out in llflr
mouse numbers and in holiday uttin- to wt.-
the great labor demonstration.
The scene at Second avenue and 'l'hir-
teonth street, the starting point of the pa»
rude, and all along Second avenue to Stuy-
vesant place, where the first turn was made,
was a very impressive one. The residents of
the densely populated district east of Sec-
ond avenue seemed to have temporarily de-
serted their homes [Hill endeavored to pack
themqelves into Second avenue between
Thirteenth street and Stuyvesant place. It
was with dilllculty that one could make his
way along the sidewalk on eather ride of the
street.
The windows, doorstepe and every point of
vantage were crowded with men, women
and children. Everyboly wns in good hu-
mor, and friendly banterings were or-
changed by those who patiently waited for
the parade to move. It was noticeable how
few men were to be seen under the influence
of liquor, and these few were mostly drunken
wrecks who had long since fallen from the
ranks of the workers.
“'orkingrxren Don't “'nut the lied Plug.
Cuzvrzuasn, Sept. ~i.——vl.abor day was olr
served by an umemnlly large number of
workingrueu's organization-z, about lie!)
people being in the parade. An amriation
of Anarchists, which has been in PXISIA'IH'E
some four years, joined the parade and were
permitted to march in the rear of the pro-
cadon, carrying a large red flag, much to
the disgust. of the workingmen. .When they
arrived at the garden where the picnic wan
to be held the Anarchiste attempted to hoist
theircolors on a pole over the American
flag. The pahrtera' and bakerr’ unions pro-
tested vigorously, and a email riot ensued,
six of the Anarchists being very roughly
lurudled. The police arrived in time to save
their lives, but they were promptly jailed on
a charge of rioting.
At Cincinnati.
Cmcrzvxa’n, Sept. i-Labor day was cele-
brated by the cloning of all factories and
workshops throughout the city. The great
feature of the day was the parade through
the principal street! in the afternoon of the
various labor organizations. Nearly 10,0(Il
men were in line. The Mon disbanded
atthecornerof Elm street and Heineken
avenue, and the evening was devoted to
picnics and games on the hill tops.
At Peoria.
Prom, Illa, Sept. 4.—~’I'he Labor day
was the largest ever witnessed in
Peoria. the line being over two mile- long.
Every union was represented, as well as the
fire department, factories and merchants.
Business bonus were profusely decorated,
and all factories closed. In the afternoon
there was a picnic at Central park.
At Milwaukee.
murmur. Sept. 4,—Two thousand
workingmen, representing all the different
trndcsof the city, were in line in the Artisam’
day Accompanied by bands of
mmic, the pander: proceeded to Sobllta
park, where rpeecbmaking and games were
the features of the afternoon celebration.
Reported Sena-throat Evidence.
LONDON, Sept. ~i.——The Post is informed
that The Times has secured evidence of a
highly sematlorrai character in the west and
ewthwertof Ireland, which will be used in
the forthcoming trial of the can of Parnell
vems'l'ho Times in Scotland, and also be-
fore the Parnell control-don. It is rumored
inDublin that auranlaenronte from New
York who B to wear on behalf of
fir. Parnelltbethehluuelf forged some of
the diamante upon which The Time- relies
as being genuine.
Will All Go to the l'alr.
locumur,lf. Y., Sept. 4.-—.l. 8. Wood-
ward, recretary of the State Agricultural
society, announces that the camiidatea for
governor on the and Prohibition
tlckrte and Governor Bill will be mt at
the atate fair, held thia year at Elmira from
Sept. “tom Tlrellon. Warner Illlierwill
he mt Wednesday, Sept. ll). Governor
Bill Thread”, Sept. w, and W. Martin
3“ Sept. 21. This attraction will prove
astral! 51““! card.
loyal lleirothal.
.suumnv or ALL THE aroma.
Born Baal-g. Bauhall Bauru and other
Bventa. ‘
Saw You, Sept. L—t’eaterdey‘e events
at Sheep-bead bay were: First race, sweep-
etakee, thmquartere of a mile; liriitouuic
llret, Sum Homer second, laredo third;
time, 1:14“. Second race, great fall sell-
ing stakes, mile and an eighth; Frank Ward
first, Bordelaiae second, Lela llny third; ‘
time, 1:50. Third race, Twin City handicap
renewal, mile and a quarter; figment first,
Badge mend, llelex third; tune, we. Fourth
race, futurlty etakm, :3-yeaholcls, six fur-
lough; Proctor Knoll that, Bulvntur second,
Galen third; tlmc,l:l.’r 1-3; thin pump was
worth about $50,me to the winner. Filth race,
Iw'eepetukm, one mile; Niagara tint, Pnsha
aeoond, Kaleidoscnme third: time, mum
Sixth race, sweelntnkt-s, three—qwu’tv-h of a
mile on turf; Btriuleuwny that, anmlmcr
second, Daniella third; time, lzlrl.
BTANDIKU Jl'ltl' uniform uuuxux.
HT. lbllltlJ'lepi. tin—H. \V. Johnson, the
world's champion sprinter, broke the l'r'l'llhl
here for live standing jiuupe without
weights. The recon] wuv bi feet and 49"
inches, and Johnson Inn-lo 5') foot and 2
inches.
’ MULLIX WAS KNOCKED “1".
Urucaoo, Sept. 4.—vl)uring a prize light
for i500neidelnn room not half n block
from a clown town police station, Frank
Skinner, of Chicago, knocked out Ed Mullen,
of New York. Mullen lay still for nearly
hull on hour. The fight was witneml by
twenty-live persona. Three rounds were
fought, nll bloody.
Mt')NDA\"8 BASEBALL (Mirna
At Blew York—«(Eleven innings).
York, 0; Philadelphia, 0. Hits: New York,
ti: Philadelphia, ii. Errors; New York, :1;
Philadelphia, l. Batteries: Keefe and Ewing,
Sanders and Sltriver.
At Button—First game: Bolton, 3; Wash—
iugtou, 1. Hits: Boston, 5', “'Mliiugton, 4;
Error»: Boston, 1; Wushiugtoufil. “ulterior:
llmlbouru and Toto, Keefe nucl Aruudol.
SeCUIlIl nine: lln-ztxm, 7; Washington, 1.
Hits; lostnn, N; Washington, 3. Errors:
Boston, 10; \l'wihiugtou. 7. Batteries:
Clurkr-o and Kelly, Whitney and Mark.
At lmll polls-«First game: Indianapo-
lis, 5; l’ltle‘burg, 1. Hits: lmllnuuwlia, 7;
l’itteburg, ti. Errors: Indianapolis, 3; Pitt»
burg, ii. Batteries: Shrevo and Buckley,
Galvin uud Miller. Second game: Indian-
apolis, ‘l: l’itteburg. 5. Hits: Indianapolis,
ti; l’ittsburg, ll. Error»; Indianapolis, 4;
Pittsburg, 5 Batteries: Henley and Daily,
Morris and Fields.
At (Tlilcngo—(fliimgo, ‘J; lletroit, 2. Hits:
('bicagn, ll); Dotroit, ll. Errors: Chicago,
4; Detroit, :2. Batteries: Krock and Far—
rell, Gruber and Burnett.
At Brooklyn~lv‘irst genie: Brooklyn, 4:
St. Louis, 3. Hits: Brooklyn, 7; St. Louis.
3. Errors: Brooklyn, ESL Louis, 4. But-
New
tern-s; Hughes and Clark, Hudson and
Boyle. Second grime: llrmklyn, I; St.
LouisJ), Hits: Brooklyn, 3; lit. Louie, “J.
Batteries: Carrutbers and liushoug, King
and Millignn.
At l’hilntlelpliiuo—Athictic, 5; Cincinnati,
2. Hits: Athletic, 9‘;Ciu«'inuati, 8. Errors:
Athletic, 1; Cincinnati, 3. Batteries: We)"-
hing and Townsend, Smith and Keenan.
At (.‘lowland—Cleveland, 18; Louisville, 9.
Hits: Cleveland, 18: Imuioville, ll. Error-z
l'levolund, 3; Louisville, 5. Batteries: Kr”
and ernmer, Stmtton and ('rtnu.
At Baltimore—Baltimore, 4; Kansas City,
'f_ Hits: Baltimore, Ii; Kansas City, 9. Br
tors: Baltimore. 5‘. Kunsru City, 5. lint
teriee: Cunningham and L‘nntz, Porter and
llouohue.
At Buflnlo—Jlutfulo, fl: Toronto, 4. Him
Buffalo, 3; Toronto, 9. Errors: Buffalo, :3;
Toronto, 2. Batteries: Gibbs and Koppel,
Sheppard and Oldfield.
At London—London, 12; Hamilton, 4. Hits:
London, 17-, Hamilton, 7. Errors: London,
3; Hamilton, 3. Batteries: O‘Brien and
Kinslow, Green and Thayer.
At Albany—Albany, 2; Syracuse, 5. Rita:
Albany, 6; Syracuse, ii Errors: Albany, 7;
Syn-ecu, 0. Batteries: Abbott and Week-
becker, Murphy and Walker.
At llocheator— Rochester, 3; Troy, «t. Hits:
Rochester, 5; Troy, 2 Errors: lbwheeter,
2; Troy, 3. Batteries: Toole nud Mullah},
Searing and Ilealy.
l'orty New locomotive;
Yurrnunrura, Sept. 4.——'l'he Reading
Railroad company has received forty loco
motives from the Baldwin Locomotive werka
since spring, at a cost of 8311.000. It in said
the rolling stock on the road was never in
better condition. The traffic returns show a
gain in merchandise tonnage of about 200,-
(ll) tons.
Illaappolnted the Audience.
Hurt-mourn, Ma, Sept. 4.——An audience
012,!!!) people, coming from all parts of
Hancock county, arsembled to hour speeches
by Mr. Blaine, Gen. Lucius Fairchlld and
Hon. John A. Kan-ion in Hancock hall. They
were disappointed In the brevity of Mr.
Blaine”; speech, which occupied only fifteen
minutes.
Democrat“: Majority In Arkanalu.
Linn: Recs. Sept. 4.-—ltotnrns from the
election held in this state indicate u majority
of 25,!!!) to 30,000 for Eagle, the Democratic
candidate for governor, and a large Demo
cratic majority in both branchea of the legis-
harm. The campaign was the most exciting
the state has known for years.
M
A disobedimt achoolgirl at Portsmouth.
Va..waa made byber teacher to md to
one spot without moving for a long time.
The strain made her elck,and the in now mid
to he dving of a f .
CONDENSED NEWS.
The Bachelor police have arrested Will-
lam McDowell, J. ll. lama, James Lawson,
W Halon and William Gallow, a gang
which hasheen burglarizlng that city dur-
ing the part month. Nearly all the stolen
y has been recovered. .:
Nearly too ludiana at the Crow Creek
haul rignad the treaty.
Buckwheat ha! been ruined and corn aeri-
ouaiy injured by a heavy frost.
In. Haggis Collins. an aged colored
woman, of Circlevllle. 0., war diet through
a window by an unknown while rho
m at Sunday even .
Preddeut Smith, of the Flint Gla- Work.
en’ union, referee toallow the engraver: to
ctr-lb,” he doe-not believe their claim-
are entirely jolt.
ThISI. Imbwlrarnilla were dauugal to
the extent of film! by he.
Pelleauaa William Farrell, of Cincinnati,
queued an incipient riot Bunday night by
Wagdewullvemmll of whom were
unwed. with lib inagdiot.
Il- Amaada lift. of Bolton, died of
hurt .fallln‘e' at Union, 119., during a
flight the in a howl. a
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bl Waeblugton Street.
Upon Daily from 9 to It n.rn.. end from m .1 p m
and on Saturday evening: from h m is
Wintereet allowed on Depwm
ALDIN 8(lLMAer. rm.»
eouu u. rennin. “when;
Mir. JOHN H. KNAI'I'.F~H ahn’l‘rcm
lIIlIiliELb 85 ll’llIIMIIlII‘lll,
Auctioneers and Real Brittle Ar'ta,
so Waahlngton lit" South Norwalk.
llave emneofthe moat derivable bell-ling loin In
Neath heraalk and Ian liorwalk for sale at
burial.
loom and lot» hold on Mme Let timer
who want to boy menu with! In before looking
elsewhere.
"on” to not and mm collected. tum out
George II. Elinor-nit,
FURNITURE Ill'lALIlIt!
And Fumlshln Undertaker.
Call and are my lame awe of all hunch of furniture.
II liai- Iltraet. florwalh.
Aloe prepared to taunt everything were. for
helmet tummy“. t. polio-n
«anemia-with m. No. a lie: icy plan.
hU'f‘fiElt wfuo‘ii'r.
Carriage laker and none sheer.
Bpecltl attention given to rep-in In all III
branches. Work minnow-lynx maroo-
able prleu. Worh Maud to It: will noel":
"announcer.
Shop Foot of Franklin St.
at- BOUTII momma
.e .maula
It. I. Eat. flee
term It“.
OHM 488 Kain Blvd.
3; quarter the arpeuae of any other piano.
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OVER inE‘laj“ use
' Semi for full dcacrlptlve pamphlet and;
price: to “
THE TREAT d. SHEPARD 00.,
191 comer. Smur- Ntw ”AIKH. Conn...
:v,
H .51
m'w-
mi‘ar
1 area ‘6
iamoctponr, Memoru, Drum-ray, Stare-c
l tuna, Idlocizrowri («a WLJ Vsuorra. t
(,Sou Lanna row 1'»: Sn 1 c1 ("P.«ltflcu‘! '..'
.» .... . ,
.nro‘ma‘w ' - .. r» . - ”4-.
THOSE WHO nnsrnn
THE BEST or
Meats,
Poultry,
”wane..— -
Vegetables.
Alwaye fret-b and at a moderate price would do well
to cull at flu:
[in it Marie
lit-.I'ore Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order! mllrilrd and good: delivered to any part
of city.
.llllllflllll lllllllllllll, Plfllll.
lllllllllllll
”or“
ALL GRADES.
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
M...“ .M
The Boot Goods for
the Least Money
fin.»
l. S. lllWN’S
, m I SHOE STORE,
met-u 8 have limit.
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, ”WWW“ . » —~.. . 4......
house;
FROM 2 I cts. to $2.00
r
I
I
Now is the time to put in your
mum sun!
.99 ' -
i. lIlIlKlllllllill 8: ill,
39 Washington Street. South Norwalk.
TE Pilllllllllll. All] llllPLETE’
Dry [Goods House
or
W. B. HALL & 00.,
located at Cor Main and Cannon Sis., Bridgeport
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Ahvays in Stdck.
“—09.”—
lleliverel Bi careful Drivers.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
. 3
1-4 now drawing lhouenuds of |fil1:lll‘.{t‘fli and wouluuical po-oplc to ILL-:r
———\V( )N l ) lrllklv‘ll 1.. A11 ill I S'l’ SIX]; 3.}...
Whirl: « xrm «is all who” in mummy, ll”l.lllI.Y, sly u,- um r ”my. We have only mom for a few
Specimen Bargains.
All lilo illl'l mgr L-iwm mint-ml to Sc All yard will" ('auvww Firth-l A’s-05'.
{limb Em. All llh' .imi Willy" Ulmlnr.“ umv iii-n. All l'l‘yy' and 1.”. illlirlx: Ho.
lllll‘ 51'.
All lit: and 125.3; I'lrpt’:
.\il 12‘», : Ann-rum. (no:
SATEENS.
Ilur dub-s of Sum-nu- lum- been the no: «it no record
. We liztwleftwmc of the tint-«t Wllll'll Will he
sold on follow-r .‘m \\ lllilll‘lll Illii Kocclilius-
French Snfrcue which were nix, 46:8 and Ext-7,
A Ill} NOW .llA Illillll 25 CENTS.
All 3w Silln'n-n boat rtylre lll'lll qualifier, now We. All 15c, lie and lflc hall-cur down to 1254c.
Short Lengths and Ends.
All Lengths « f Sntr'u e under!) y'all-4 from ink to 50c, IluW lit: All leugtne under 9 yunl'b of Setmue
from why In Sim: fill“ li‘t'.
WOOL GOODS. ‘
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS?» I'Nlll‘llil)
r 1-2 Wm}: PURE woor. omens.
All two morn. beet ulullnr crawls. Ilul’l’l one until Sepicruhcr 1,50 l‘l‘fllfi.
All \\ 001 5! r Cent Suitings.
Will-mitt elylee. all urw but our way 1* to flow out. Your clinic.» at only :t'u-rurs.
REMNANTS AND SHORTaLENC-THS
r: 0 ends of In»?! Hmir :rl hm! prce Kimmie unnmtrluible all our them-2:41.
. W.B.HALL&CO
'At'llIWaShi’ngtnn time
You can obtain a emull lcau New Haven llom for boiling. a
glass jar of l’lclilml Lamb's Tongue, Richard & linillllll\" Lunch
llam. Boned Chicken and Turkey. all kinds of linl'llu'il llmts,
:1 bottle of Lime Fruit Juice lnr l.cumnzulo, Cut-mum Elm-m—
roui. lcml Honey Fingcrs. ('m-ozumt .‘Illil Vanilla l'muu “more,
and :ilui‘gc assurinwul with which to celebrate m.» iilnriuus
4th of July". _ _
DEW DROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASIIINLl'lW )'N S'l‘ld [‘31‘3’1‘.
A mink rrt Ornr [merge Assortriroroitrol' i
”FURNITURE-‘-
‘Vill Satisfy 1'0“ That. For
Style,
Price, and Quality,
The Pint-e to Buy is at ‘
. DAVID "STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN EST.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
PEACHES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the time for thinning. For a Large As-
sortment. and it Nice Selection. go to
lllllillll & WIll'l‘lllll-lil’i
48 Main Street, South Norwalk.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
----AT Till OLD UTAH!) 07......
T. 31133 emu «in SON.
someowoon.
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Alli. “Bill-lull FILLED I’llfllllP'l'l.Y.
CITY mm Flflll IT TU Till“! ADVANTAGE 1‘0 TRADE WITH 08.
"MIMI. ma.
awn U. A W.
’\
Ir
La
RAYM ND BRUS
, ;o._.___
no Yflfll anus;
LEAVE YOI'R ()lillliltri I’Uli
Purulaln Numbers!
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
Old Number, 54 Main Street,
New Number, 18 North Main-
, ._ SOUTH ANORWALK.M
H mm." Lise ur'rwrrr
South Norwalk
———aun——~
NEW_YORK!
4.. M
(‘ommcuciug May 26:88
. ,a‘ E
v - ~51. ,
:3 . .rawierQ 5
‘ ”from”: ._
in luv.
Will make daily trips, except Sunday,
Leaving South Norwalk at 7.50 a. m.
' Returning ,
leave New lork. Pier :33, East River,
fool of llecknrau Street. 2.30
p. m., [inst 23d Street
2.50 p. ll.
_ -—.:E‘A.n
Single Tlf'ktlttl . . 40c
Excursion Ticket}. . . 60c
Freight Received f om Ta. or. to 5 p...
Wall pk!!!” a; finthdfllmeting any of the
vmployeesof the boateon this line on account of
we weer» then-o
—~r—--9» ——-—-
Mum: every of crown and evening by
FIRST-CLASS ORCHESTRA !
——-—~ mo 0 oh -—-
Dancing Pavilion Free. ,,
luv——
First-Class Restaurant
MM
Billiard and Pool Rooms.
0
Thin-i leave Norwalk to conmfl with heat
it ilnm l’mnt at 7.3:, M? Willa. In” need 3| p. I
Trains have South Norwnlk at 7.56. it.“ ill
a. m.. l munittop. in.
hm: beam non? Norw-llr Stamina: Dock dl~
no! for union Point at 2.10 p. in.
lieu hover Hilton i’mui Ii [Lilia an, MD. 8.55.
5.1!: p. m. In! Wilma Point. and Me for tloulh liar
walk.
uerOW
FINKENSTEIN & lllllllll.
M n
,
_-........ Wm...
iculuu'uus'ruu,
37% Main Feta-cot.
80. NORWAI K.
FRAMING at lowest orient.
W
Full line of Arilth’ latenllt.
Norwalk Chronicler