His Ling H n In Hnlnnl ,
Death of Col. Perkins, of Not-
wich, Aged 100 Years. ,
IBIARIABLB BUSINESS CAREER.
Ills flaw-dill Aanlvenary Celebrated a
Ianth Agowlle Wan Then Actively II
linemen—Ila lla- outlived Many Aa-
IoctaIu—luldeau o! Ilia Lira.
Noumea, Cour», Sept. a—Col. George
L Perkins, aged WU years and 1 month,
died at Fort Gi'llwold house,in Grown, lat
atoning, of 'niymmery and old age. He waa
treasurer of the Norwnch‘ and Worcester
railroad for fitnyyenra He has voted for
every pmldiml since Madison, wan pay.
master in the war of me, and organized the
first Sunday school in Norwich, lie was a
Republican in politics. .
Mr. Perkins was born in Norwich, Aug. 5.
1788, and celebrated the 100th anniversary of
his birth last month, entering upon the
mound century of his existence with every
penile, so taru intellectual and physical
vigor are concerned, of celebrating many
birthdays more.
On that occaflon Col. Perkins was visited
bya large number of banker: from many
part. oLthe country to. congratulate him
upon his extraordinary and vigorous span of
years, whileon the following Momlay rail-
_ road men of prom-
nence, m oat d
whom were unborn
when Col. Perkin
hogan hie career la
a railroad man,
extended to him
their (elicitation!
and wishes for
many happy re
farm of the day.
The citizens of hi.
. native town called
’ up on him and
made formal ao-
knowledgment,
not only of their
wonder at his lip
tellectnal and physical vigor, but also of
their deep respect for the splendid qualities
and manly and righteous character which
have been aaconspicnonn all these years an
his bodily vigor.
Col. Perkins waeaa vigorous and aehealthy
in mind and body at the exact 99, a year
ago,” most men a quarter of a century
younger. He went to lamina. daily, walked
the streets of his native place as it he were a
young mauamhitiune to rise in businem, in.
stead of an old one, whose past opportunities
had secured a comparative fortune, and, as
he said to a reporter at that time, hefelt
that while he had health, mentally and
physically, hehad no right to cut ofl that
businem career which had been to him such
a joy and pride.
He outlived eight of the Norwich and
Worcester road presidents and more than
ninety directors. He used to say with a
chuckle: ”l have outlived six family phy‘
dell" Mrs. Perkins and the mlonel en.
joyed sixty—nine years of married life, and
she, with two children out of six, survive.
him. Col. Perkins was as pleasant a man to
, meet and talk with as one could desire.
Everylxrly in Norwsch delighted in showing
him the utmost Winning. The little children
in the street received as pleasant a good
morning as did their fathers. and everybody
united in saying, with all truthfulness, that
Col. Perkins was ”a lovable gentleman."
A Collector Robbed ol Ills Treasures.
limos, Sept. fi.~During the absence from
this city since Aug. ’Jl of Mr. Morgan
Brooks, the room of that gentleman, at No.
l3" Boylaton street, was enterol by burglars
and his collection of ancient and mulern
medals and coins, together with some unset
precious stones, a pearl handled revolver
and other valuables, was stolen The collec-
tion was the result of several yeare' work,
and represented nearly every country in the
worhl. It was worth thomands of dollars as
a collection, but can he of little value to tho
robbers.
Joint Labor Convention.
lsninxarnus. Sept. (1—le National
Federation of Minors and Min. 141m“
adopted a resolution on the report of a com-
mittee of cunts-price with a similar commit-
tee from the Knights of Labor 1). A. 135,
providing for a joint convention of the two
bodies, to he held in Columbus, 0. Th. basin
of representation in to be one delegate for
every 500 member» in each organization.
it was also decided to refer the question of
nduetionol hours of labor in and aronad
mines to that convention
GEORGE I. YBMIIS.
A I Infill-I3 Clerk in Trouble.
Beams. Mass. 509‘. ”.~llyman(§oldatein,
an employee at A. thman at (10., the well
known clothiers. wav arrested on the charge
“embezzling if too worth of clothing from
the firm. (lrnluulein ran a "hack ahop" at
40 Kneelaml atreet, and received clothing
Irom Shuman a C0. to make up heat week
there V” I fire in tho ehop. Gullllldll It‘d
03,900 insurance, and claimed a damage of
02,80) and that liliuman'e clothing was in the
fire. It is said that this waa impossible.
CONDENSED NEWS.
William. E. Rue-ellnaayor of Cambridge,
was nominated tor governor of Ila-aching“-
by the Democratic convention at Spring-
halal.
Frank E Mciiuerrln, of Salt lake cl!»-
made a round of we 3-5 worde a minute «a
the iy pewriter in (mic-so Tuesday.
Abe flame, of Ban Vrancieeo,cut h i wite’e
threat in a It “jealousy Monday u ,1“ and
then committed nitride.
L 0. ”three-term leading Inv- yet“ of l'evay,
M, and author of a num.1 r of madam
I'll works, died at bit It» :3.
The Hanptie of Wl’?m arrived At
lanpru. Cal, tram Ain‘tralia.
lazy of the Indiana at the Crow Creek
query are again; the treaty W the
narration to settlement
ll. Yerryeayv that the mtpueraieiee.
lion will heaatruuie between the republic
and everything anu’npuhllcaa-murchy,
empire and dictawrship.
ltienakt that King hope“ Ina otters-I
the pope :- rem- In flelgtufl la the event
of mil} arteta; for him It leave Rom.
The main had mural anal-anal with
{henna-laneavoymad benefiting a can
eerdat imbibe-Ir. givinga Isrxeehareet
” liberty to Point and nude-
John mun-rm! lure-iii. 0..“- rue
whyatrah ea “Windham lake
threes-amoral“
Themed-mule who-unanimi-
”alumna! “lawn-”78.00!
mum on au. rue evening
no lleyele roar-sweat n anon. lase-
ball (la-ea and Other Eve-ta.
BUFFALO, Sept. a—Woether cool and
bright; 2.1% people on the fair grmdl.
The bicycle races were the renter of attrao»
tion. The first event was the two mile ama-
ten: bicycle novice; Kenneth Brown, of
Cambridge, Mann. “‘0"; thine. 0635 2-5.
Second race, half mile univvc‘o; two of the
riders fell or! inner, and W. ii. Barber, 0'
Rocheennr, finished hrbt by a dozen lengths;
time, 2:22. Third rnce,lxnif in Re pr Immortal
bicycle; thin was closely (.‘(hlll'wli' i, mn-i was
won by W. F. Knapp, nf l’nnann', n 1:... Ynat
few yardn, Rowe .vmmml 'l' nrgw nlnirnl,
Cracker fourth; tim», l:'.’I.’. l 3 ii ml. nice,
five mile amateur lJnI‘}'v'i . ~ n- » .mpiozi-
lblp; V9,. 8. Colliplbc-ll, Hi 3“ . .n. . lv'.Ll~. Win!)
by “I! feet; ll. J. ”nil, J31» ll unkll'u,
Iecond;'f'heodwre it..i..z-n~‘,ui l'u; Hi. -- -l»-,
third; time, infill. l" ill ran-r, lint-r litilr'
mfosnlonni inncvel» lnndu'rs. 4% Yard:
limit; W. J. Morgan, of New \'nn‘.,\n'nn ‘wnr
givan «we find» S'flrl mm tinn~.i\,l‘1'n‘livl
acom‘l, Temple “will lillle', 9an :. Vlli
race, tllm mile nmzn'uur rows“ n... ,.: :-. ,,
zoo yards limit, ioni wheel» um; i: H
DaVis, of l'nmlirnl'v, Sim-5., Vm : un n“
time, 91574-5. SNHHIMI Hum, utiv liil 4‘ .nnnnrl
tour bicycle, eiun Minn rum-z (,‘in.vu,:n,
Ru-iwster and “'{lhll‘flq'l m were I‘rpl‘mr-I'h .|,
the Chicago town “will; time, 3:3»! liigtilln
race; live mile pr~ u an moi tamden linmiivap,
500 ynrds lnnint; ‘lil'fi was a great nice;
Allard and Lee of Evgland were on the
aerate-h, (Iron-leer and Neilson in) yards start,
and Duboie of France and Knapp of Denver
300 ynrrla start. The latter Dram lead for
first half of the rum, when Crnwkcr and
Neillon tool; the lead.‘ At the end of the
third mile the Englishmen gave up and drew
out. The race between the others was ex-
citing, Finally Cracker and Neilson forged
to the front, and won Lyn length; time,
16:201-5. Ninth race, five mile amateur
tricycle, lengue» (:hltlllpnflh‘hlp; two starters;
W. E. Uriel, Washington, mnni;‘tixne, Elle";
Foster Wren thrown from his machine while
in the lead on :t'ne lnzt half mile. Tenth
rare, two mile amateur tandem; Banker
brothers of Pittsburg won; tir‘ine, Ilzfil.
Eleventh race, one mile profeenionnl. rovers'
handicap; F. W. Allard, Coventry, England,
first, J. lee, Nottingham. England, aeoomi,
Jules DBbOli, Paris, Frame, third; Allard
won by a yard; time, 3:04:95. Twelfth
race, one mulchnudicap, arrmteur bicycle;
twenty starters; Windle, scratch, finished
fourth; ll. L. Kingsland, Baltimore. 70
yards,flrst, Burt Meyers, Philadelphia, ma
yards, second; Kingeland'e time, 2372-1
Windle made the full mile in the best time
of the day, 2:. .
mum Wins AGAIN.
limnoxnsronr, .‘i. Y., Sept. d—A great
crowd was present from all over the state
to witness the single scull race between
Teemer, llamm and Ten Eyck. Astra-:3
wind prevailed all slay, and it looked like a
postpnmemeut, but at 33:29) it . had moderated
atrille and the referee sent the men otl'.
“’hitccam were running and frequently
broke into the boats. Teemer won the in-
shore cause, and “remix: had to take the
outside course, where the water was roughest,
with Ten Eyck In the middle. Notwittbtand-
in; his dismivantage Hamm led by a length
at the turn, where he fouled Teemer, who
thereby got it lead which he maintained to
the flnieh, wining by a length in, 20:05. Ton
Eyck was five lengths behind llnnnm Tremor
Will remain at Lake Kcnka SPvarni weeks to
train for his men with O'Connor, of Toronto,
On. 6.
runs“ at snazmnmnn
Snarrsnun an, l. 1., b'ept. lkkl’lufi
ran}. siroepsmltm, seven furlungs; Leo ll.
first, i'runser second, Belle D's )r thud; Lime.
1:313 l-fi. Second race, autumn sweepstakes,
2year—olels, snx flll'l'vllg"; Fresn ) first, ll ablo
second, Blue flock third; time, l;i.’p, Third
race, ornninm handicap, mile and an eighth;
Climax llrsr, Budge sworn], Gnilifet third;
time, In?) 2-5. Fourth race, purse, sevon fur-
longs;6renmlier tint, Laredo sec-ind, Jennie
McFarland third; time, 1:27 Hi. Fifth ran-e,
sweepstakes, threw‘luarters of a mile; Larg-
dance lint, Foreat King second, llorun third;
time, 1:15 1-5. Birth mm, grime, selling
atakee, one mile; Lin; Branch first, llnlLvton
second, Lucy ll. third; time, 1:48.
wnssor as» snunv larcnnn
Saw You, Sept. 03,—Jaclt li'annog-ot
England, and Jack i-iheehy, of Ontario, have
signed to fight with two ounce gloves, Sept.
2.2, near Muskegon, Mich.
erorronn won 1n: $10,000 'rnor.
Hammer), Sept. il.——S[mtfurnl won the
310,011) trot. Beat time, 2:15;; Guy my
Pilot Knox were both distanced in the flu
heat.
wmnnsoar’a ”steam. fulfill
At New York—New York, il‘, Philadelphia,
1. Hits: New York, ll; Philadelphia, 1. Br»
revs: New York. 2; Philadelphia, c. Bat»
terlee: Welsh and Ewing and Brown, Baa.
dare and Shriver.
At Boston—Boston, l3; Washington, 5.
Hill: mason. It}; ll'aahington, 5; Errors:
Baton. l2; Washington, Ill. Batteries: Clark
son and Kelly, Whitney and Arundel.
At Indianaflilia—wlndiannpilm, 4; f‘ittr
burg, 2‘. Hite: lnilianawiis, 6-, Pitt-burg. b.
Brrono: Indianapolis. :3; l'ntfsburg, J. Bot.
mpg; Burdlck and liuvkioy, Dionne and
Fields
At Chump-Chicago, fl); Detroit, 4. Ella:
Chicago, 12; [hiring-“l. Errors: Chicago,
a; Detroit, a Batteriee: Tuner and Farrell,
Beaten and Well;
At Braiklyn—flrmhiyn, 2:; iii. bruins 7.
Rita: Brooklyn, 5; ill. India, It. Errata:
Brooklyn, a; lit. 11min, l. Batteries: Car-
rutlnerv and Clark, King and Boyle.
At PhilmlolpWAthletir, ii; Cincinnati,
0 Hill: Athletic, 9; Cincinnati, 2. linen:
Athletic, 2:1'hwianati, 4. limitation; Seward
and ltohimon, Weyhlng and Keenan.
At llfllllIWlfDmlltlllmfl-I'F, 4; Kansas l'ity.
3, Han: Minnow. ii; Kama- City, 6. Hr-
rare: Baltimore, i; Kansas City, ii. an.
mm: Cunninguamaml Cents, Porter and
Mm.
At Cimdnml~0levelan<h l-I; lnuleville, In
llite: f? «inland, it: WE’VIlm,6. 3mm:
Clovnhind, 4; lanteviile, 5. 3.33m: 0m
and McGuire, Cromwell and Cook.
M Hamilton— Hamilton. 2; inflow. I
line; Hamilton, '5; . firm:
Hamilton, 3; Iranian. 7. l’ltchevv: Wool
entitle-tori.
At Ternato~Tormto,l:Bul-lo,l fillet
Toronto. 15; Bnflalo, 7. Errors: Tomato. 1,
Buffalo. 2. l’lteharv: Sheppard and Vanities.
A: Albany-«Albany. o; Mite-tor, in
Kite: Alhany.3: War, lit Erwin: Ai-
haay, 5; Rochester, I. Pitcher-I: ABM-ad
mm? 1' s is [file
M Wr- tor. : traces. in .
rm. e; Syracuse. ll. firm: troy. e:
lynch-e. In Pitchen: Ila-flu earl llama
mum MIMI. freed”.
Sept. huh motion to
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THE VlCTOR VANQUiSHED.
mmnonmm Brahman and the'I’erra
dei We
Re had fought with frenzied. fury. he laid.
Attleatammlanginutshehadh lhiaproud
defiance, ,
And had painted all the Sandwich Islands red;
Be had made all the nattvceamttu in the jungle!
of Mahntta.
metheftlodela l’latatothe mum of the
Nile;
Bertram with his bravado realms of Iihediveaad
mlkado.
andrezulated all the earth in true imperial
Ityle.
With the catamusint and tiger and the AM
inn lion
lie had grappled single handed and had never
met defeat; '
Every “muting hippopotamus he got his eagle
eye on
Wall sure to lay out, first or last, a dead brute.
at his feet.
With his blazing eye a-hrightentaghe would duh
an. int alrightcniug,
J not like lubricated lightening bulging through
the thunder storm,
Frightening with thin facial feature every savage
living creature
And make the eiuling atmwpheve eupertlu-
oueiy warm.
Then his wife came in the grmrry store—a tarry
interruption—-
1n the middle of a awry on the inmzlca of
llrnzil-— ‘
[low he fought a bun constrictor and cameo! a
Melody victor ’
When the aerpontnnr- devour" ‘ ‘ him with
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intent to kill.
And all» llml“ him by the collar, bade the timid
mppiinnt tullnw,
And I‘ll [ward tho- fellow "holler" likcadoonml
soul for his wine,
"Come," shr' raid, "and have some gumption, I
want you for hum» mnmunptmn,
And while 1 «in the «milling yun unset entertain
the twins."
-:i. W. Freon to Yankee Blade.
A Natural Solution.
An almond eyed Withllel'l'lmn lmnlcd a
cable air yenlcrniny with his hamper of
clothes. is the grip neural the corner where
he was to get oil, the drnver, who is a good
naturml lrnshnrmn, mill bromine-tiger: "Dy'a
m that lnnythmnl Wntvb Im- nnd see me
throw him."
At themnwr the (felestini owl»: nlrap,
and the driver applml lllx’ brake- sm no to give
the grip a lurrln. The lnumlrymau turned a
sonwrsault in the nxr, mun- d: tht on his feet,
grinned, and Mlle-l:
“What in matter-ailing Make :1ng l"-
Chicngo Mail.
(are in Dirt.
Mr. Shi-ntpw‘rhl‘wnt mt inntvl table, a sum-
mer morn—Mun mFluUhl Isaac, you lit-
tle vmll Vnt {v-ir yuu‘aek for brat?
Little [sane—J vnnt bret mit my meal,
fodder.
Mr. Shentpernhent—Shmt hear slat! If.
rant-t tires wn bret sell for only life cents a
loaf, an’ be gna't eat a hnvatcr of? a loaf, an'
I pay fife pillars a day at dis hotel. flare,
Isaac, eat dis bottle oi! olives. Dey cast '0.
toilnr a bottle. —-'i'he Cartoon.
A Conversation Overheard.
“Illn’t.”
”Why? lhm't you like it!"
"Yen, but don't.’—Life.
English la Karlahwd.
English is wrote at Karlehad by a "taller"
in this way: ”Honorable Sir: I take me the
liberty, to make you attentive on my Etalr
basement. There I picture you, to favour me
by some mot clothes, with your vtest, and
alwnys keep a large chat” of eugliech,
french, and hrunner materials and cloth:
shall made to menu- on the best and newest
facon; and I am like ready to full full your
esteem wushee.”«-Sew York Sun.
All Expert at the National (la-e.
"Am you .1 ball player yourself, George?
rho naked at the Polo grnnnohs.
lie smiled a sweet. enigmriur smile.
"I can give three New Yorkers pointa on
the gauze," he mill.
Then a foul tip came from Johnny Ward’s
hat and ‘ngP, lhr esgm, Irli over two
rows of neat» trying to gel nut ut the way.~
Time.
Slight lhrrtas Ilia Brake.
ltr, Isamtum em who'd tmbrri«llow
m dot leedle Jacob getting on out arith-
Mic!
Bchml Teachn-rwlle is doing nirely,flr.
hamstelo; he in in percentage now.
3r. lmuinml'aa «lot so! \‘ell. «laid you
teach uh»: pay nuhiinge keethan voohundrrt
per rent. it» vulno yuan; yet to study
very hnni.«—2iew York lion.
neit- Ann the llam- ”Meet.
First New York lien-l are that Australia
it complaining almot a rabbit peat.
Retreat Kew York Stan-Yes, they are like
an and our street can.
rim flew Tori: Man-419w b that?
How-owl New York Iaaw‘l'hey ray. “The
lining: mt go. '*- f'ittaharx Chronicle-Tulle
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Two Way. of kaolin at a “In;
"How old are you, Tasmayt'
“Sine when I'm on any tut aadil who]
stand on my head.“
"That's funny; low do you nah It!"
"Why,“ you stand above it: head it's at,
isn't it!” W
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elected inherit! lent (all. lie had his hat
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George II. ‘Ifl’lnule‘l,
FURNITURE Iii-Lt lillil !
And Furnishing Undertaker.
can earl are my turn Mutant ail hiatus! tor-line.
1. lata ntreet. lav-wall.
Aim prepared to term everything acne-my In!
the W at sheared. by or am. ‘I’eteptuiav
ulcer-um am: We. no. t Berkley place.
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Carri-re later and "er-r sinner.”
Mid attention rum to "gr-meg in all in
Measles Warn “enema-envy» at m
eti- pvt-2n. were nine-u! In an out RN“!
mans-aura.
Shop root of Franklin in.
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Olen. “lite meal
mm
W. me.
Oath-reamed 53”"... nus-unat-
mumamm 1-30
. lire-I
ratio! was.
lleai Innate and laser-nu ass-er. gaunt-ma rt.
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“'lrliilngio reduce our rtock, preparatory to the
Phil Trade, ueofler for line monnh of Ange-t
A neurones or
Tnninnns nnnllnllnn
ON ALL
Retail Cank Bills amounting to {One
Ilellar or liver.
llsceplinx on Ingram Carpets,
Bleached and Unbleached
Muslim.
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AHHLHH 8n SiHlHS.
S late? Roofi n g
We are prepajttgmiue lob of
SLATING
In elihu! BANGOR. EAST BANGOR, o!
PKNABGYE SLATE
nn 5‘ nnnls nnn int and nnnnnn‘n
Phrtlee wiehing Stale rooting ehnmd ca'l on or
before mmmting cnnew rim-e.
A. BACK an 00.
Were: Statue: of flaviland South Norwalk.
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MATHUSHEK
PIANOS.
“Tried and Triumphant."
“napalm ll listless ml Itpil oi lune.
CHEAT CAPACITY OF VIBRATION
AND DURABILITV.
Each Instrument over I2 income I
; process of construction. Beat material
1 and finest workmanship.
a-..
‘ . urw emu at 41¢":qu
3
~vareflflnctoniiiv h" "av-u .
4‘ rs
FULLY WARRMITED. Ir‘rneywnin I35! ~
3n Wartime and hoop In tune at one-i
: quarter the caper-nae 0' any other p;..no. ;
um
é OVER 51,090 m use
3.8an for NI! deacviptive pamphlet and I:
3 prices to E
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THOSE ' wno engine
THE 3281' or
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
AIM}- fuels and at. a nuxterane price would dowel!
no call at the
innnn Halli
Ilelhre Purchasing Elsewhere.
Ilri‘v-N animal and good- drilvend to any part
of Hi}
Jnnsnni Snnnnnnin, Pnnns.
lililillllil!
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AND AT
Lowest Prices !
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(var: or Cc>~~ecrrcuv .
The llnmt (hauls for
line Least Money
MAT-*-
H. S. HHHHH’S
8001‘ e Slim“) STllllll,
clan: an ma’a mock.
SPECIAFMSALE
Lndinnifiiinns
FROM 2 | cts. to $2.00
A. HIHKHHMAN in Hill,
39, Washington street. South Norwalk‘.
HE PEHHHIHAL iHH HHHPLE'I‘E
Dry Goods House .
w. B. HALL & 00.,
Located at Cor Main and Cannon Sis., Bridgepor
In new drawing thonaande of intelligent and economical people to their
———VV()N 1")IER14‘U L A.L' (i U S’l‘ SA]. E—
Which £1“de all others in quantity, quality, style and variety. We have only room for a few
Specimen Bargains.
All new and new Lawns reduml to 50 Ali yard wide Cannes Clothe also 5”. All We and my; ('repe
Clmh 5c, All 10' and like? Chuilnce now like. All 1253!: and 156 Batiste Sc. All filer: American (ling-
. ' SATEENS.
0m inim- ot Sony-ne'imvc been the lamest on record. We have let: some of the finest ninich will be
fluid. as fliiltnI'n: An Vt nil‘min My! ern‘kllne French Sateen: which were use, 4m: and 50:.
ARE NOW MARKED 25 CENTS.
All five Sat: en». bent style: and qualities, now 17“. All l5e, l?» and lie: Sateens 11mm to rage.
Short Lengths and Ends.
All [lambs r I Sateen: under 9 yaad» from file to me, non lie. All lenmns under 9 yanls of Salmon
from £3143: toilt‘r', new in.
WOOL GOODS.
HERE ARE SOME BARGAINS INDEED
I 1-2 wm}: PURE woor. BEIGES.
All new Sllmlw. been: dollar goods. from now until September 1, 5') cents.
A.“ VVool 50 Cent Suitingu.
Yin niimnc: styles. all new, but our way i- to close out.
Your choice at only 2‘!) cents.
REMNANTS AND SHORTzLENGTHS
lzt‘ni code of fin-re Gentle at half price. Bargains nnmairhable all over the bonnie. ‘
W.B.I-IALL&CO
~ A170 Washington Street
Ynu can obtain a smell lean New Haven llznm for boiling, a
glass jar of Pickled Lamb’s Tongue, Richard S: llolnhins' Lunch
llnm, Bonn-d Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “cats,
at bottle oi Lime Fruit Juice ior Lemonade, Cocvunnut Macca-
ronni, iced Honey Fingers, Coconnui and Vanilla Cream Wafers,
and a large assortment with which to celebrate the Glorious
4th of July.
DEW DROP IN.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 \V .A S] l I N (i~'l‘( )‘N 961‘ I! lfllfl’l‘.
4‘ Look at Our urge Assortment of
”FURNITURE-‘-
Will Satisfy You That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Plus-c to Bay is lit
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
UP STAIRS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
J.._-, .- . , m».--
PEAC ES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the time for Gaming. For a Large As-
sortment and a Nice Selection, go to
HBMSHN H WHITHHHAH’S
48 Main Street, South Norwalk.
GROOERIES AND MEATS
“A? in: em ”A” 07—»-
, ’1‘. 3033. am a SON.
armowoon.
ALI. flflbfllfl FILLED PllollIP'I‘LY.
emrommnmmumvmmaromamm
“1“".me
Now is the time to pint in your
HIH'I‘EH’S STHHK!
_ ... .._-
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
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Ilnlinnnnn Bi Canninl Driven.
Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
HAYMHHH HHHS
HHHHHH YHHH HHHSHH.
LEAVE YOUR ORDERS FOB
Pnnnnlnin Alnnnnns !
Becker’s
Paint and Wall Paper Slnrn.
Old Number, 54 Main Street, .
New Number,»18 Norlh Main-
SOUTH NORWALK.
' nlnncr LINE Barnum
South flgrwalk
N EW YO R K !
Commencing May 26:88
no nn n.
Will make daily tripe, except Sunday,
leaving South will“ at 7.50 LI.
I my
leave New York. Pier 28, East River,
foot of Beekman Street. 2.30
p. m., Bast 23d Street
JOIIIGOQ'
150p. ll.
_ -—.—I‘ARE———
Single Tickets . . 40c
Excursion Tickets. . . 60c
Freight Rocelved from 7 a. unto 5 [-I.
wan persons a; forbid tnietlng an of th
employees of the beaten this line on whatnot at
no whats-theme
HHl‘ H PHIH‘l‘.
~~—-——¢ee———-
fluric every at emoon and evening by
FIRST- CLASS HHCHEHTHA!
Hailing nannnn ann.
First—Class Restaurant
Billiard and Pool Rooms.
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Truine lnvc Norwalk to connect with heat
Wilma Point at 7.32, 6.17 10.08.. In, Itwflll I
Tralua heave South Namath u in, ma
‘H'dl'iftmiibfll'rin‘ Ilk Steamboat Dock
l ree II: I"
mllo‘a‘l'tfimm llolm ‘fifiw p. in. di-
mm e on mat Late. a. I.”
:33. m. tor Wilma Mutant! 5.40 for heutk'llfi'
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8'7“ Mall: “93.“,
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60. NORWAL .
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FRAMiNG at lowest mime.
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full line of Artlth’ Materiel»
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