hmniuiui
hus Said Mr. Barnum After
Visiting the Old Roman:
l SPEAK AT NEWARK Til-NIGHT
in. Renamed candy in In. Room All
i I)” Vector-day. (”halted with fill
i’llll'fl!" and Resolved Many math»
gut-Ind Caller-a.
I" YORK, Sept. 8.--Jui lge Thurman elopt
until very law yeeterday foreman, and wan
wakaned by bill son and pliyrlll‘lall, who came
Into his room. Mr. Thurman No II light
Illakfast and than remind a number 0!
friends.
A fire had been lighted in his room, and
Carly In the day hia mo married daughtorl,
In. McCormick, of Jamaica, I. l. and Mn.
300mm Richmond Hill, L. 1.,callod and
mt the day with him.
After he had (ironed and breakfasted he
unoked a cigar and chatted cheerfully with
Dr. Goldtbwaite and his son. He Insured
them. that beyond the natural feeling of
- wearin- and loreneea acroun the cliestlw
' was all right, and he sat up the greater part
' dtheday.
‘ Hundred: of pel'IOm called to pay their
., meets to the old Democrat, though moat of
j them simply sent up their cards.
: Among them were Hon. W. ll. Burnett,
3, W attorney of Cincinnati: J. Barton
.: ,August Belmont, Saute Senator Q
Goodwin, of Maryland; ox—Senator
I John soul Daniel, of Virginia, ex- -Lleutenalit
Governor Chauncey F. Black, of Pennsylva.
_ Illa; J. B. Thurman, of this city; De lancey
Cleveland, Eugene Dol Mar, lion It aldo
i Hutchine, Stephen ll Elkms, Governor
Green, of New Jersey; cx—Senator Ransom,
*8 ofNortb Carolina; ex- -Sonator W. ll. Mur-
" the, ex-Senator Barnum, Theodora 0. Cook,
SenatorM. C. Butler, of South Carolina;
Capt. C J. Walker, Deebler M club, of Ohio;
Hon. Berlah Wilkins, Thomas East and Mr.
and Mn George C. (lorham, of Washington.
Hr. Barnum my one of the first tosee
him. He was at the hotel waiting at an
early hour, and appeared anxious and ill at
one until he came down from the viait.
"0h, Thurman’s all right," he said too
friend who met him at the foot of the stain.
“Tom"Nast chatted with MI. Thurman
pleaIIntly for five or ten minutes, and
Stephen Elkins, who had called to sympa-
thisewitb an old personal friend, was at
‘ onoeinvitcd upstairs
Half a dozen others visited Judge Thurb
man, and all found him bright and cheerful,
andfeeling worse over the disappointment
his illness had occasional than anything
aha.
lathe afternoon August Belmont called
Ind tendered to Mr. Thurman an invitation
baninformal reception at the Manhattan
club. Mr. Thurman accepted, but upon the
advice of Dr. Goldthwaito gave it up inter in
an afternoon.
After consulting with Mr. Thurman and
B Melon in the afternoon, Chairmen Brice and
v
Barnum informed the Newark committee
that Mr. Thurman would speak there as an-
nounced to-nlght.
He will go over to Newark this evening on
the local train which leaves Jersay City at 6
o’clock, in Col. Bnco’s private car. The car
willhe sidetracked at Newark while Mr.
Thurman speaks at the Bellevne avenue
rink, after which it will be attached to a
western train, and the party will loavo for
Were it no: for his western dates, Judge
Thurman said yesterday that he should inv
list on staying and making a speech in New
York.
biz—Congressman Bookwaltor, of Ohio.
spent half an hour with him last night, leav-
ing about 9 o'clock, and half an hour later
the old gentleman retired.
Mr. Bookwaiter said: “Tlmre in no reason
why Mr. Thurman should not speakIto-mor-
row night He is all right, and a remarkably
vigorous and well preserved man. He was
feeling very bright tonight, and smoked a
cigar as we talked."
The only other callers admitted lint even-
ing were Col. Brice and Mr. Barnum
Lester Wallnck'a Funeral.
NEW You, lit-pt. o.--The final arrange
ments for the funeral oi buster Wallack are
lying completed by Manager Palmer and
More Mont The wrwcos will be held at
theChurcb of tho Transfiguration on Meir
day, at 10:23) a. In.
clan. Laurie [Inns-ted.
liaumx, X. 8., Sept. 8,—The courts have
maul Gen. [nut-i8, member for Shal-
burne in the house of commom, for irregu-
laritwe by hi» agente.
u. "an the Papers.
BIL-minim, Sept ll—The lit. 'ltev’. F.
Jamaal“ has received at Number, Mina, the
ponIItlcal brief appointing bim nmhb; shop
of New Orleam
CONDENSED NEWS.
Tim New York and Danton bushel] club:
mgimn an ovation while [Ia-wing through
Buflnlocn thalr way '6“an Managor Mutna
has promised each of the New York; my
tile! If they win tune out of the four gum».
at clung», and he proud-d the an. to
each of lb» Bottom and the accompanying
”WWW? men if the Bottom win tire
gum at Chicago.
Samuel Everett, nephew ct Edward Iv-
watt, once principal of an academy at
Dram-rule, l’n. to now a hustler at tho
Wilmington honor, Ifanhalm, Pa.
New York baseball reporters and l'» it
known actor-a peninsula of ball r the
Polo grounds for the benefit of Carl l‘. union,
the dying mlnatrol at l’oiladelph- I. The
”me notwl nearly "in, and i" Jute aub-
”option: rained the purse to :2, .
A boiler at Openliebn'a mil' II Little Pall:
, upwind, wrecking the mill ..nd killing two
boys.
[Mia has [low the Grand Opera
him» It fit. Paul.
The lruh Catholic Benevolent union hm
VIIIII ‘It Mi, 0"“ In.“ ml ’0‘? “M [ll’h'nb
utvmtumnke the word “Irish" from the
num- I the org-ninth:
\Vailrum. the almndlnz ouhlar of the
Klilutnlu Saviagv bank, of Detroit. lulled
for Europe on the Parkla- oo “ulna-day
under the name of Frank Abbott.
15mm,» at New”, 3.1.. 'I
rabbi of that!) in postage stampe and
I
Wilson-rile)» Io dangerously ill
other am home to Bag flarlmr. 'l'IIaI-t
habeptnrneom
mum, of tilt Ht». Paul, ”in
the New England (lam-ton lad-It” 50"-
one!) hurt-rad With.
Win-nor, Ila, Sept. 8.-—'l'ho lie-dell.
trod ever knownharoatthia mum virited
this neighborhood. All crop- are urlouiy
him. and the sweet corn crop must prove
I complete failure. Grunt guahtitlas ct
tweet corn an: raked here for canning pur-
Mznvuv, Mu, Sept. S.—-Tbe heavy front
will have a very serious afloat on the canning
establishments in this section. It ll the cue-
tom of the cannen to engage their crops in
the spring, and contract for the fall canning
neuron to be delivered at certain timee. The
reports from various sections where contracts
ham been made show that the damage to
corn, tomatoes and upiauhes Ims boon very
heavy, and will can-I: s-- [100! lllt omenienoe
to the cannon. .
SHARON, Mam, Bop' H. ——’l‘be crop of cran—
berries was seriously injured by the frost,
except in than! nwrnlnw. protectod by outer
(lulu liIIIIIIxm-ov, Mum. , Hopi. Ii. vile-
ports from Monterey, in the eastern part of
Berklhiro county, report all wheat and £99
homo crops In that rf‘f‘llf)” destroyed by
frost.
llasuunv, Conn, Sept. n.-—ltcports from
various parts of the stat» show widespread
damage by "'0"! to corn and tobacco. The
dnmngc to the tobacco crop III the Conner-ti-
cut valley, which mm of unusual promise, is
nitinlutml ot thousnmls of dollars
UP HILL AND DOWN HILL.
lipoakera “'lm Try to Denounce the Now
York Governor "land by tho Crowd.
lIvIIry “cargo Adds to tho l'prmir.
NEW YORK, .‘iept. h —«A meeting of pro
tefit against the rcnominntion of Mr. Hill for
governor was held at Cooper Union last
night, the hull being filled. Wheeler ll.
Pcckham preelilml. Among the vluc«prosi-
dents worn: Uswnhl lltlemlorl'vr, Anson
l’llelps Stokes, I-Zvurett I”. “'lmclcr, Loni-I F.
Post, George Haven Putnam, Everett
Glackiu, (l. H. Chamberlain, E H. Van
Inger), Charles Couilert, Montgomery Schuy-
ler and Daniel E. Thompson. Franklin
Edaon was one of the secretaries.
Mr. Pockhmn made tho first spoecli. do-
nouncing GOVernor [fill for his action re-
garding the aqueduct and otiior notions.
The audience was turbulent, am] the Ills'
turbem frequently raised cheers for Hill.
Mr. Pcckham became angry, and this made
the Hill men holder. The speaker Ilnally
gave up, and introduced (Ix-Railroad Crom—
misnioner John I). Kurnan.
Mr. Kernan was more moderate in tone.
and got along better, but the audience soon
tired of his effort and began to shout for
Henry George. Mr. Kernnn quickly con—
cluded his speech and made way for the
great single tax advocate, who received a
round of applause as he appeared, but when
he declared hi5 hostility to Governor Hill
there wasatreiuendou-I uproar of mingled
cheers and hiatus, yells and groans. Mr.
George denounced Governor Hilleopecially
for his veto of the electoral reform bill, The
tumult was renewed before Mr. George had
proceeded far. It was evident that a mun.
ber of people in the hall were there for the
purpose of making trouble. Mr. George
towed to Inspector WillIaIns and Inked if
order could not be preserved, but tho police
made not the slightest effort to check the
disturbors.
Mr. George did the best he could, and
made an eloquent speech In favor of the
electoral reform measure which Governor
Bill hail reload.
When Mr. George had finished, ‘Valter
Ingan tried to say something. but the uproar
was too great. A scrim of resolutions con-
demning Governor Hill was then read and
declared adopted, thoIfgh the vote was about
as noisy on the nay as on tho you ride. Thu
meeting than adjourned.
GHOULS FRIGHTENED OFF.
An Attempt to Steal Murderer Mnxwoll‘a
Body Beveala II l’oaoible Romance.
81’. LOUIS, Sept. Bra-1n attempt was made
to rob the grave of Maxwell, the murder-9r
of Preiler, recently hanged in this city. The
attempt develops the fact that one John
Shcvlin has been employed to watch Max-
well’l grave every night at. a salary of 82 a
night. His employer in a lady unknown to
him, and investigation has failed to establish
her Identity. Three men entered the grave
yard Calvary cemetery, and approached
Maxwell’s grave. Shevlin, seeing them,
fired his pistol, trig hing them away,
They ran to a wagon i tilting near by and
drove off rapilly. No view to the would-be
robber! has been found They left aspmle
and a coil of rope lying on the grave.
German War Ships Bombard Tonga.
Pains, Sept. il-Jl'he Tempo publishes a
dispatch from Zanzibar, which say» the nu-
tivesat Ponganiresistedthu landing of the
officers of the German company, avslslml by
thelultan‘o troopa Shots Weft) exchanged
and two of the German: wounded. U -rmnn
war ship. afterward bombarded Tonga. Hub-
mquently thoIlermans lnndoil at Pong-III
anddrove the Arabs and natlvm into the
hull, Twenty Aruba were killed, The ex-
citernentln Zanzibar is futon-e. The diam»
tent Nomads from the aggrmions of the
German East Africa company.
Ohio lla- Whlto Cape New.
Ana, 0., Sept. d—The‘TlhioWhlto Caps,“
an the band that tarred and feathered Mra
Btntnk n few nights since atylo thorn-elves,
Wednesday night aunt notcs to several women
I ’ "aimilar ‘ that ' they ‘ ‘
up at ouco they would be treated the some
way They also untitled tho proprietor o! a
an Inn to take warning and stop mulling
liquor. or his uloon would lie elonncd out.
Tim owner «techno that If they do Iii.“ Illa
place they will meet with II warm rcccption.
Still-nut, Engineer-I.
murmur, Sept. 8.-Tho national or-
pniution or stationary onginoen elected the
following unicorn for them-ulna; your: Pro-Il-
dant, it. u. smith, of New York; vice pron
dent, J mph Fahrondotch, of ( 'lneinnati;
mommy, John Bloom, of Indian-p ,1”,
MIIIIL; Mr", William ll. Urownlvy, of
Jemycuy, ll. J.;coudnoter,8. I. A. Edge,
otAtianta, 0a, «tooth-par, Joaoph Bailey,
of Omaha. Neb. Wt Wu Iolected an the
place for holding the out convention.
The Emperor than to (law-p.
lawn Sept. h—Emporor William ar-
rived at Dombrowh yesterday. lie was It
orivedatthe station by the municipal an
thermal and military. The emperor at once
not lo the camp at Koo-mm. when the
whom or we moth.
O'Connor clot-Ia th- Dunno-I'll (Ilia-s
'lollblr—Yutorday' a Banana" «ma-a.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. a—Willm O’Con-
nor, of this city, claim the title of champion
”allot of America. Tocmor’a I‘vpl‘cflonll-
tire and partner, llamm, arrived here
Thursday night and announced to O'Cono
nor’l hacker that Tecmer could not finds
backer, and that, Teemer is either unwilling
or unable to find the “,0” hnnieii. O‘Con-
nor’a hacker, Rogers, woe to have met
Tenant In Bnflalo, but the above announco
moot made the visit unneoea-ary.
Immir's BASEBALL GAMES
Al. IndiaIIupolii-«—IIleiunnI-Im, L’; New
York,:i. llitl: llldlflllfllwllli, 8‘; Now York.
6. Errors: Indianapolis, 0; Non York, 2
Batteries: Sllrove and Buck ~~_.'. le-I I.- and
Brown.
At Chicago—Chicago, ll; 13 cum, it. Hit»:
Chicago, l7; Boston, Iii. Error: Cit'tgl),
3; Boston, ti. Honolulu: Baldwin nml Duly,
Clarknon and Kolly.
l’Itlaburg—l’luluilolplliu game pm”) {uni on
account of rain.
Detroit-Wilmington game p..aIpn.o-l on
account of rain. .
Baltimore~St. Louis game [manhunt] on
account of rain.
At Brooklyn—Brooklyn, 8; Louisville, 5
Hits: Brooklyn, 9'. liouiavlllu, 7 Erron:
Brooklyn, 3; Louisville, 6. Batteries: Foul:
and Clark, Ewuig and Valuiian.
Cleveland-Cincinnati porno pm'tponed on
account of rain.
At Pbilmlelplliu— Athletic, 1; Known City,
I lllts: Athlctic, l2 ,mllwlnl‘ IL), 7 Enors:
Athletic," .; Knusnst City, 4, Batteries: Bow—
ard and Robinson, Sullivnn and Brannon.
At London—lamb“, 5; Albany, 5 Hit-i:
London, 8; Albany, 5 Errors: London, 4;
Albany, 2. Batteries: O‘Brien and Winslow.
Foreman and “'eckbeckur, (Home called at
end of Ileventb Inning on account of rnln.)
At Syractm—Syracusv‘, l; Rochimter, 4.
line: Syracuec, 3; lbwhcster, 5. Errors:
Syracuse, ‘0; ltsx'lIzIsterJl. Battoricn'; Bishop
and Shellhnssc, Burr and Toy.
(‘olliaiou on the "0" ltolul.
anaoo, Sept. 5,—0n the Cbiihago Bur-
lington and Quincy railroad, at Lu Orange,
a through freight crashed into tho rear of a
switching way freight, wrecking cars and a
tender. No one was injured. The damage
was $3,500. The blaIun is dividodbclwoen
the fiagman and the through frolghteuginwr.
The track was cleared In two hours.
Six Crawl lie-outed by 'l'lIo "our.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 8.—Tlie revenue
outwr Boar reports the wreck of the barks
Mnry and Susan, Young l’lIu-nix and Fleck
wing, and the echooners Jane (Pray and lno,
near Point Barrow, Aug 8. Tho llonr res—
cued the crows, numbering 100. The storm
was one of the most severe ever known in
the Arctic.
Seuaatlon Among Wheat healers.
.lftzvxzaroms, Minn , Supt 8.—'l'ho Min-
nesota grain and warehouse commissioner-
promnlgatml a rule admitting wheat dam-
agcdétolil per cent. by front to grade as
No. I hard. This decision has caused a
sensation among the dealers, who vigorously
protest that it will hurt the sale of Minnesota
wheat.
’lhe llntllI-lilv All Aoqufttad.
l’iT’l’b’hl no. Sept 5,—Thc T‘Imcs' Pikoville
(Ky; special says: The Hatfield trial has
just come to a close, all the prisoners being
acqmttml. They have returned to West
VIrg‘III'IIL Thus ends the famouscnse that
tlIrmMMI interstate coInplicatIons bttwwn
West Virginia and Kentucky
Another Bomb I-onml in Chicago.
L'Blt \uu Supt II. ~A bomb seven inches
long and an inch and a quarter in diameter
Illll uuppmul to
found III tho roar of the lmlldmg at the cor-
Imr oi Wabash nwnua and Congrem street
loot. evening. It mus taken to the central
station for i-xaminlit ion.
foreign Silk Weavora Detained.
NEW Youx, Sept. 5,—Thirty silk weavers
arrived here on tho stemner tiermanic, and
are detained at Castle (inf-Jon. They claim 1
that they were sent over by weavers on the
other side who or.) on a strike, and who pald
their passage. Their allldnvits ware taken
to that allot-t.
Sank In the Clyde.
Loxnoa', Sept. S.—-Tbe Allan line steamer
Pnisdnn, Capt. Vipond, from Philadelphia, '
whllo on her way to Glasgow in the Clyde
at midnight come in collision with and sunk
the British steamor Mending. The Momling
was almost out in two. The Prussian was
beachml.
Robber-I Mute-nerd.
Dammit, M0,, Sept. 8.—Wnitney and Ft»
tor, the robbers of Miser Bennett, wore Ilen-
toner-d to ten and eight years respwliroly In
the state prison.
A poor of England. “ho is IIoIIIeuIIIIt lmnl
up financially, Int-I ul't'l'plml llll t-IIgngeIIIo-IIt
w- trm‘cllng man to well known firm of piano
makers. . :3
TRADE BULLETIN.
New Work Money and Produce Market I.
(gout-thine.
an Yuma. Sept. 7.~~Ilouey closed at I“ per
cent; It»: highest ratn mot Rig and the Iowa! l”
perm-III. l'lxclIaugcsteMly: posted rates, 4.8%
“I 1%,", actual ran-s. t “Maputo for to day
bills and MW. It in» for demand. ”ornament:
chm-d ntronz; currency to. m but; a. coup.
1‘5) hill: 4%“, III) . 1m"; IIIII.
I. Pacific rallnxul bun.“ close! as follows: Union
fir-tn. Immm: Union land granlo. lmull;
Union making funds. lzmnlzl; l'nntz'ala, ”will,
The stock market uprtu'd wvnk. with n dolor-
IIIIMIIlrIvIv being IIInIle IIi [nu-kawauua, m,
lug. SI. You! and \l’mlcru Union, with the view
of breaking the whole mnrko-Laud prim do
cllltrll l; to i pfl' cent. Artur II o‘clock the mar»
lust ll‘t'illllfi firmer, and nearly all stocks recov-
eml tlwlr early decline: by “o‘clock. In fact.
tlm only Mac-III that did not rI-Imvrr so promptly
were Watcrn Union and the Vanderbilt nooks.
”‘lw maria-I zatlaervd IItrI-ngth through the m-
InatnIlI'I' of “t” day. and closed at near the high
at wit-ca. The ulna for the day amountedto
W.“ l mm.
General fluke».
33w You Sept. Y—MUR—«(fiowl steady,
wlnter ohm mu. Mum to; llama um,
33.:me lit hum eslmulmm Itonthm
flour firm at '3. limit}.
ti’llfiA’l'wUptiona elm-Id ruler.
mun cleaner. Ilmt atlas of 30.! red atate at
MAM; No. I «10.. 9mm; ungrldod red. W‘
no. 2 n-d winter. 3m. 9!; do. 0.4..3I4INI do,
Not, ”.0!”
coulkop tuna dined nutmeg. tipot iota firm.
8pm min of \o 2 mixed nah. III the: an.
Wail mixed. M'I‘iw . No. united, Sept, Mao.-
(10.,011, 55146; 15“.. DIN” 55““
DAT» «Unions cloud 1mm: Spot Iota hm.
Bpot min of No Inhitc stain at the: Not
MW; 169.: mlxnhw. mac. do. Oct,
Ila.
malady: bye-mid also. unsettle.
“mull—(3V :flmnll-m. “will”; 0a.,
MO»; or .. MD
summit“ strong: but running. no: I
“autumnal. mun. Refined my; out
w' Imam - AI '30.“ n n
warm. A,19ga:uff-Anaaoavd,m.
Mecca A.‘ Milan; Monroe. W
“QWIMIM
mm ’dt‘tu «II-VI. "0
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m; data. m: M It
contain dynamite was ,_
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Sworn aonwaut saunas BANK.
5i Wuhlngton Sheet
Open Dallyt‘ronill tolla. In.. andfrom I m' l II III
and on Baturdaycvenlnxe from Ii to is.
gluten-t allowed on Dew-III.
ALDEN BULMANBI‘ven
.Ioun II luunlls Vin-hut;
mu. .IoIIIIII. Iiiurr. m ‘IIInTMIr
lltlllltlibl. .t l.’ll0lllllll‘.li,
Auctioneers and heal Ilium Ap’lu,
30 \"anhlngton lit” lit-uni Nona-II.
Rave noun-of the men desirable building lot: in
south Himalk and lint Noraalk for ulc at
turgmnn,
lithium and min will on ral- It‘ll"! lA'l Ihmt
whowkutlobuy coIlruIt mtht vm Mime looking
elm whi- n-
llonm lo MI! and mm- miin trIl trim «In
ultimo II. ltiiymmut,
FU lib lTUlIE “BALI.“ I
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and nee my lam: Ilucttot all kind- of laminae.
38 flat- street. Ilerwali.
aim mm! to tarnish everything In:
the Interment at "I! (kill. day or nimm
om‘miioenm with mldencc. Mm! llmk icy place.
ch .Im
liv'iuuu’ niacin.”
Curiae lakrr and Home ilk-er.
8mm attention given to rrpain mall its
branches». Work done- In fin. clue my t' It Ina-In
aim trim. Work manual III Inc will melt.
prompt mention
shop Foot of Franklin St.
a an 5001‘“ HORWA ll.
ZR“?
III-tact II
m‘".flh use.
480 am am
WEI. «on.
"Er-nan. not For
“Wflthlflhodbfl‘mntlm
“Mud!!!”
.umullum
Wirhmgio mince our stock preparatory to the
Full Trude. we offer in: the month of August
lab”.
A llEDl'C’l‘IIlN 0|"
Tencenlsnnallnllar
ON ALL
Retail I‘asli Bills Amonnling, to|0ne
llollar or liver.
Excel-ting on Ingram (tarpon,
Bleached and linblcncllod
Muellns.
ABBLER 8: SlMIIIS
Slate Roofing
M.._—_—.
We are prepared lotto alrat clan job of
SLATING
In either BANGOR. EAST BANGOR. or
PENABOYE SLATE
all cents per fool and upward.
PuIlII'II wishing Siam rooting should call on In
below contracting elsewhere.
A. BACK 6‘ Co.
WaIeI St..foot of Buvilnnd South waalk.
r! c, n u : I (s nmowooacacmmcr
V r
R
MATH USHEK ;
PIANOS.
g “Tried and Triumphant. ” f;
Ellnequaliui' Ill liicllntss Ind llepllI of lots
a can? cAPacI'vv OI'VIIIIATIou é
2 arm DURAIILITY. t
2: Inch Instrument over I: months In2
, promo of construction. Boot material: "
I and finest workmnnahlp. c
t
FULLYVIARRMITID. trThewaIIIan <
n Wartime and keep In turn: at one-V1
quarter the CIDOIIIO of any other piano. 2;
OVER l7,00}) IN USE
u 2'.
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Send tor tull descriptive pamphlet and
prices to
a
i
9
g nu mm a. SHEPARD co,
3
91 Onaaot Bran? Ntw Hutu Conn
Also
amoazmnr. Munoz». Dlwnuflv, Srina-
roan, Mioourowa on Wtsv wmsrto.
,'.Scu lunar: von 1»: Burl M (omen—ricer.
v‘uzocosgewt. .J’r’..fr1;:
THOSE WHO” niéiitii
. THE BEST or
Meats,
Poultry,
—wmn—~
Vegetables,
Alw I,“ {mix nm! at a modernit- price would do well
to call at the
B811 I‘ll Milli
Ilcforc Purchasing Elwwhcre.
Orders solicited and good- dvllwml to any part
of (‘II y.
Juisul insulin Pills.
llllllBllll'
III GRADES.
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
Inn—M' 4.“ ...... ......
:uann-Iuao»
i; : 44's.». .: 2..-:ant,.e)1
The first (loads for
the Least lone:
“51......
H. S. BRBWN’S
BOOT & 81103 STORE,
mark In Me'- meek.
... IAIII STREET.
milieu! Iain Itmh multilin-
SPECIAL SALE
Ladies Skirts
JOB LOTS AND SAMPLES.
FROM 2 lots. to $2.00
ail. lIlIlKIIllMlN & SW,
39 Washington Street.
South Howal’k.
T r
hum» 3c.
4th (
L
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———~“'()NII‘)] 1&1“ UL.
4H yard wide Comm (7 lnrltr ulnar,
All my. and no lhtiutwy'
ENIIIIINIL All] lflllPLE‘l‘E
Dry Goods House
W. B. HA LL & C0.,
Located at Cor. Main and Cannon SlS., Bridgeport
It now drawing thorium-I of intelligent and Iconmnlcal purple to their
Al‘Kn‘rl lS'l‘ SAI.i?.~-~—
Whirl: truce-do all other. in quantity, qrmllly. fly)» and runny. Wr law» only Hm for a 1m
Specimen Bargains.
All for and why Lawns redwood to 11¢:
. All lllrznnrliz' Ir 8
Cmill be. All 101. and like: Chains: now 3‘36. 1 .‘
PIC. All l'.’ ,c Amrncan till..-
SATEENS.
Our only: of Si‘lIH’nF have been Ihr Imp»: on rr-mvvl. We have left mmc of the flow: will rh will he
sold as fullowa: All w llllnlMl and Knocklin» French home which were It, on. and am.
ARE NDW MARKED -7) CENTS.
All 3m Softens. hon-I urylm and quantum, now III: All me. lie: :zrsri lflc Falcon! down to lz’xr.
Short Lengths and Ends.
All [.9an fl saloons undo I 9 youth. from fill-I: to 50v, n m i
from i .‘LI‘C to f.lik' now In
WQOL GOODS.
HERE ARE SDME BARGAINS INDEED
I 1-2 WIDE PURE WOOL BEIGES.
All new rharlrs, bent dollar goals. from now until Sceptrmher I, 50 “.1le
All ‘\'001 50 Cent Suitings-
an d‘mIInct Myles, It“ new, ball our way i- to rim-i: out.
o: All lengths under 9 yards of Sateen:
Your clinics: a: on} y '2’; cont».
REMNANTS AND SHORTILENGTHS
rem ends of like» “(Mill ill: in}! Moe. Wm” “untenable all ovzr the home.
'W.B.I-IALL&CO
If July.
CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,
70 ‘VASII I N G 'l‘( ) 1" “'1‘1{ 1“ 151‘.
it 70 Washington Street
You can obtain a small loan New llaven llam for boiling, a
glass jar ol‘ Pickled Lamb's Tongan,
llauu, Ilonml Chicken and Turkey, all kinds of Deviled “eats,
a bottle of Lime Fruit Juice for LcIIIoIInIlc, (loconnut Macca-
roni, Iced lloncy Fingers, Coconnut nnil Vanilla Crcam Wafers,
and alarm: :Isvortmcnl with which to celebrate the Glorious
lichard it llobbins’ Lunch
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN S’T.
Will 8mm E'otl That For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Plat-c to Buy In (It
DP STATES.
SOUTH NORWALK.
A 1400" In Our Ian-go Amrtmcnt of
-—-FURN|TURE--
'1'. ma com 65 SON.
ALI. Ollfllll FILLED PIOMP'I‘II‘Y.
PEAéHES
A SPECIALTY.
Now is the time for Canning.
sortmcnt and a Site Selection, go to
“Mill & WIII'I'IIIIIILII’S'l
48 Main Street, South lorwallt.
GROOERIES AND MEATS
mam-AT HI (ID "All, Ola--
amowoon.
mmmmnnmrmmmwlrommmm
“MWU‘W
For a Lorre As-
1 Papers
‘ -——-~ -,»._
wull'rn BLANKS
15c Double Roll
Deacker’s
Pain In Wall Paper Sim.
54 MAIN STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Ell! Bull!
._.__..._—._..
Now is; the lime to put in your
WIN'I’E ’8 S'I'BBK!
—~«»- .40..-.”—
ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always in Stock.
Dillltllll BI Careful Driven
Clean and Free from
Slate 01' Stone.
RIIMBNB Bill
4»- .-., -
DIRECT LIKE BETWEEN
South Norwalk
N EW YO R K. I
Commencing May 26:88
Allalil
Will make daily mp8, except m,
Leaving South Norwalk at 7.50 I...
have New York. Pier 23, East River,
foot of Berk-Ina Street. 2.30
p m., East 23¢ mm:
2.50 p. I.
{.mfl
wa——:!ua.1an——
Single Tickets . .
40¢
Excursion Tickets. . . 60¢
freight Received from 7 a. II. to E y..-
Wlilll pet-om arc forbid trusting any of th
emplnym ofihc boateon this line on wee-t at
no worr- them
BB'l'llN PflIN'l'I
”w”—
.‘la‘lc every attention and evening by
DEBT-BLISS BBCHESTBII
-'—‘ ‘09.
lllllllll Pilllllfll Fill.
First-Class Restaurant
Billiard and Pool Booms.
Tral have may neat with heat
WI Polo:u1:lt.bl?mma.n..ti 430'.-
"l'ra have South Noni-ll at 1.“. U
Ln. Lillian-i4 £5an
hummer swam M 5
new Manhunt 1mm. .
loam Roma Pointatlllhl. Iota“
b. ”3% It. for Wilma Petal. and 5.010!”
W
FBIIEIIS'IBIII II lllllllll.
Ill mum llif mu,
gum: m Illa-out,
SO. DONAL .
f FRAMING at land arias.
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..v'lIi‘~‘.
In.» line «law will“ 3'
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Norwalk Chronicler