. in damp, and when
, them is no warm
11: "111112 11111;
T aadVO'Cou‘aor Quit the Mad-
: iron Square Regatta.
”was 111.1. surrsu r1101: €01.11.
ling the Tricycle la Much More
Waning T111111 [towing a Boob—Tho
Mailman (111111-1111 111. "mum-11 New
, Winch! Will Be Tried Today.
In YORK. Oct. lit-Owing to the severe
fatigue and injury to the mwcni' 11111111111111-
Mlod by the hard Work of the past three
in the road walling contest at the Madi-
Bquare garden a new 11311111111 will be' 111-
~ ted to day.
, 1 I we will not begin until 4 p. 111., when
thefint six men in the order of their num-
NI Will tako the track and mcopntil (1p in.
Tho] will then leave and be suc caudal by the
_ wound six, who will continue until up. In.
THE ROAD SCI' LLEK'.
, The first squad will return at Pi and remain
until 10, while the second division will have
, tho last two hours before 111idnight.
1 This will 11.11am the chances of accidents,
“ p'oduce more racing, give more machines,
' and the aggrwate score of each man will be
' taken as his record.
Teamm- and O’Connor yesterday left the
: , match, the first because he thinks it iInpcrils
‘ his health, as be has a match to come off with
,Kump next spring. and the latter also 1111 ac-
count of his health.
Teemer was seen by a reporter yestcrday.
‘ His hrouzed face looked the picture of physi-
' cal perfection, but his hands were badly
' shattered. Blisters as large as half dollars
, were on each finger, and even his palms,
tonghenedusthey have been 11y continuous
rowing on the water, were actually white
, with the big and little tornicnts.
“I can‘t afford it," he said, in answer to
' thereporters query as to why he had given
, PP- ,
“I can make
'more money in one
water race than I
can in two or three
contests of this
kind. The garden
I have to stop on
account of my ma—
chine breaking
place for mc to go,
but instead I have
to stand about in
the cold until the
repairs are com«
The work
knot so hard; I can
sleep all night and cat wall, but my back and
kidneys get the worst of it in thc constant
jolting. There are 1111 springs on the 111111
chines, you know, and any little inequality
in the track gets to he very painful after a
couple of days. This is the first I ever tried."
O'Connor quit in obedience to his trainer‘s
advice, who told him that the work, cold and
A L.
"AMI.
damp would unfit him for future work on
' thawater, but the private opinion of many
1 II that both Tcemer and O’Connor stopped
1because they had worked too hard during the
first two days of the week, owing to the
rivalry existing between them.
Shore, Sailor, Pull for the Shore," last night at
. Bo'clmk. all of thctvn rcmaining1~1 11119314111113
were on 111;- tmck and working for dear life.
Thdr positions were nintc riully unchanved.
Gaudaur still led with; ’9 mil-1s to his credit.
“finished was thh tccn miles behind him, while
:jj. Bnbear claimed 192 11111134.
East, the Englishman, came on early in the
afternoon. and after rowing an hour increased
his more 211 +1 miles, when his machine again
. 4 became disabled
and he left the
track, apparently
for the day.
litter in the aft
tcmoon Bubear
and Conley, who
had endeavored all
day to pull the
wheels of! the 111111
chines In their cf-
‘ forts to pass each
‘_ . other, collided. Bu-
boar was ahead on
the straight stretch
and Conley was di-
01011111: ”WEAK rcctly bcbind him.
Bnbear‘s machine caught in some way and
mddenly slack-nod its speed, causing Conley
. 'lo run into him withsomeforco. No damage
, waldonc with the exception of a broken spoke.
' Spurting just beforati p. in. grew fast and
furious betwcn Hamm, Gaudaur, Conley and
Inc, who 111111 been racing all day. and the
fiMpeople present bamme excitcd. Their
broad backs heaved u the rowers bent to
9 theirwork, and the knotted muscles atood
out like defomiities as they propelled the
wing machines over the planking. Hanna
. finally succeeded in [nosing all his compett
ton, when they took a rest for dinner, and
will after llamm followed their example.
(Early all the rowers are tired and afflicted
with very sore hands.
At 0 p. m. about 4,000 people filled tho 15.!-
M, which was very cold. A great many
Mia were present,
will enjoyed the
Way dressed
When Inncs‘ band struck up “P1111 for the
mounts to 115111111111 11 EILL'
Dr. Poppa: Wont- Nothfug for Aim
lipon 0on1 Sheridan. ’ v
I’amwanrma, Oct. 10 —— Dr. , William
Poppa, who a: consulting pity-fella atfaadad
1.110111me Sheridanduringhillafitillnau,
11111111191111.11de byOol. Sheridan to render a
bill for 1111 professional services. I11 reply to
this requafi Dr. Pepper, under date of Oct.
8, 11111111111 following to Col. Sheridan:
“I am in receipt of your new of Sept. 28
requesting me to forward my account for
professional services rendcrcd' in consultation
to the late Gen. Sheridan. You must permit
me foray that] desire these services to be
regarded only as an expression of that deep
and last g obligation which I, in conunnn
with all bars, owed to him. In view of the
extremely limited pecuniary rewurcm of his
family it would be dwiously 11111111511119 to
render an account for these services such as
would be proper under other circumstauc 1s. "
WALES WANTS HOME RULE.
The Radical Elemcnt Commits | llcpre-
nutritive Convention to a Stand for
“1111111 Autonomy—Whitccliupn-l'n Horror
Lnxoou, (11-1 111.—-l‘11r.Job:1 11111.1 y 111111
intended to have No» town, Wah-m after his
slwech \Ionduy, but r1~11111iu11d11111r in 1111ch
to medium in the squabble: whi1l1 “111'11 a
prominent feature in the Liberal convention
held there yesterday. His efforts were only
partially sue-cumin], however, as the mdicn'
element in the convention swan-d the mating:
of motions committing the conference 11111111
support of \I'clsh autonomy, church and land
reforms, and the creation of a imrliamcutary
party on thelincs of the National party of
Ireland. These things were not precisely
what Mr. M1111cy and his t‘lvilmicrs wished
to have done just at this time, as the former :1
speech Monday night indicated, but the sentL
meat in favor of thcm was too strong to be
outvoted.
The newspapers continue to p11I1lisb1~1lum11
after column of thin stull’ about the White-
chapel murdcm, but n11 new theories are ad-
vanced, nor are thcrf any signs that the old
ones have any value There is no abatement
of popular interest and excitement, and
everything points to a revival of the slum-
rning craze of 11%;} no the outgrowth of the
recent tr. mendous influx of visitors to the
east end districts. Already the public are
asked to subscribe to a fund for the establi. h«
ment of an immcnw laundry in “111.1131
provide work for Mngdalens. to establish
lodging houses for street boys and girls, and
in other ways to 111'1niniize the appalling
measure of vice in the lower quarters of the
111etrowlis.
Emperor William Peacemaking.
Sr. Pmunsm'm, Oct. ill—The Journal de
St. l’otersburg docs not bclievme that Emperor
ii'illiamh‘unlcd to mention at Vienna or
Home any engagements he may have 111111111
with Russia mgarding Bulgaria. The Jour—
nal believes 11's visits are merely to strengthen
the alliance. His interview with the czar
mnvincml him of the latter's peaceful
intcntinns, and he will no doubt seek toso
convince Austria and Italy.
National League Meeting.
Drama, 0111. 111— \t the regular fort-
nightly mccting of the Natiomil League it
was nnnonm ed that 1111 11111311115 from Amcrv
ion during the lust twu 1111111111 had been
$5,001). Mr. Summers, 111 New York. said
that thousands of Irish-diacricans would ro—
tuni to Ireland 11' 11111111» rulc wh’c granted.
Slnrcr’s Captured.
Lornox. f 101. '10.—'I'hc British 1111111111 war
Osprey has captured otl' Mocha three (lhows,
bavi g on board 201 slaves. The captain: of
the as and four of the slaves were killed
before the shivers surrendered.
Tho Steamer Baltic Sunk.
31101:. Oct. 111.——'l‘he steamer Baltic sank
at her dock at Liverpool, an open port bcing
the cause. She was loaded with , a 111151-9113-
ncous cargo.
A Language Inventor Donal.
Losnnx, ()ct. 111,—lv’ath11r Schleycr, the
inventor of Vulnpuk, isdcnd
Ohio Day at flu- Centennial.
(311101531111, Oct. 10. ~chtcrdaywas‘vbio
day” at the centennialexposition \Inny dis-
tin 111th people were present as guests of
the Ohio honorary commissioners 1n the
aftemoon a reception was tmulcred Mrs. (11.111
Benjamin Harrison, of Indiana; Mrs. cx-
President Hayes, Mrs. Governor Foraker and
other distinguished Ohio women. A pivoting
in Music hall was presided over by 1-x'l’r1b1-
dent Hayes. The speakers wen- lion. Hayes,
Rev. George P. Hayes, pastor of the Second
Presbyterian church: Dr. W. B. liodine,
president Kenyon college: Rev. Washington
Gladden, of Colifinbus, and Rev. Dr. Lock.
wood, of the First Baptist church of this city.
The progress of the northwest territory
formed the theme of the addresses
Bur-glam Poisoned the. Bulldogs.
1111111111110, Pa, Oct. 10.-A gang of burg-
lars got on a back building in the rear of
Illlg 8c Brother’s dry goods store, pried open
on iron shutter, and dropped poisoned beet
into the store, where it was known that
ferocious bulldogs were on guard. 'l‘ 1101 033
ate the beef, which rendered them uncon-
scious, whereupon the thieves descended into
the room and ransacked the silk department,
which had just been well filled by recent
largo ymrchnses When the store was opened
the dogs were found lying 1191111 111 the war of
the room. The thieves were 91119111 as only
tho beat makes of silks were taken. Five
1 [lief burglaries of less importance also took
place in various sections of the city.
The Day Fixed.
Waaumoron, Oct. 10.-In the senate My,
Hour'a bill fixing the day for the meeting of
consent, considered and wood. It provide-
that the c.1rtlflcatea and lists of voters phat]
1111 forwarded to the president of the senate
forthwith after the second Monday in Janu-
ary. on which the electors shall give their
votes, and that whenever a certificate of
votes from any state 5111111 not have been
waived on the fourth MondayfnJanuary
momentary of Info shall and a special
W to the district judge in where can-
tody the certificate of votes In been
and tbs judge Ihull forthwith transmit thai
list to the not of government.
mg pmuidcntinl electors was, by unanimonl 84
SUMMARY OF ALL THE 91mm
11111 floating It Jon-Io Park. 1111.11.11
Game- and Other 11mm. '
wa Your, Oct. 10.-'1'1111 results of tho
mat Jerome Park were as follow: Fim
race, maiden 2‘year-oldr, three-quarters of a
mile; Majority colt first, Gendarme second,
Kern third; time, 1.19%. Second we,
K111011111: handicap, one mile; Badge first,
Defense second, Anomaly third; time, 1:40.
Third race, purse, mile and a quarter; Bella
3. first, Elave second, Bream“ third;
time, 2:1314. Fourth race, Final! lulu.
mile and an eighth; Firanzi 111111, Her WY-
ship second, Golden Reel third; time, 2:.00
Filth race, handicap sweepstakes, one mile;
Frank Ward first, Flitaway mound, Royal
Arch third; time, 1:451; Sixth race, purse,
selling; soven—eighths of a mile; Freedom
first, Ocean second, Jennie McFarland third;
time, 1:31.
TUESDAY’B BASEBALL 01111111.
At New York—New York, ‘3; Pittsburg,
3. Hits: New York, 10; Pittsburg 5. Errors:
New York, 1'1; I’ittuburg, 2. Batteries: Crane
and Brown. Galvin and Miller.
At Iiost:111—-Boston, 5; Indianapolis, 11;
Hits: lioston, 9; Indianapolis, 12. Errors:
Boston, 14; Indianapolis, 9. Batteries: Sow-
dcrs and Toto, llurdiclt and Buckley.
At l’hiImlelphin~l’hiladelphia, 11; Detroit,
12. Hits: Philadelphia, 10; Detroit, 15. lir-
Casey and llollman, Conway and Hutclifl’.
At Washinguiii—Washington, 4; Chicago,
13; Hits: Washington, 0; Chicago, iii. lir-
rors: Washington, 111; Chicago, -1. Batteries:
Widnor and Mack, Dwycr and Flint.
At Iirooklyn—dlrmklyn, 11; Cleveland, 5.
Hits: Brooklyn, 11-, Cleveland, 1 Errors:
Brooklyn, 5; Cleveland, 1. Batteries: Hughes
and Clark, Kcus and McGuire.
At l’hilndclpbia—Atlib-tic, ti; laitimnre,
’1'. Hits: Athletic, 15; 11111111111119, 5. Errors:
Athletic, 1'1: Baltimore, 4. Batteries: Smith
and Robinson; Kilroy and Fullncr. ,
At Cinciimati —-Uincinnnti, 121; Hanan
(3113311. Hits: Cincinnati, 1:1; Kansas City,
6. Errors: Cincinnati, 11; Kansas City, 1
Batteries: Vlau and Keenan, Porter and
Donohuc.
At h‘t. Louis-St. Louis, 11: Louisville, 3.
Hit-1:51. Louis, 3; Louisville, -1.
St Louis, 0;].11111311llc..', Ilatt1~rimzChaur
bcrlnin and llillignn, Hec her and Cook.
Pennsylvania W. (1. 'l‘. U. Convention.
l’lTTSBi'im, Oct. IU.—-—Tho fourteenth an-
nual meeting of the “Wynn-115‘ Christian
Temperance Union of Pennsylvania con.
ward in the First l‘n-sbytcrinn church, of
this city, today. Between 111111 and 71101111111—
gatcs are present. The annual address of the
president and reports of the officers will be
mdhxlay.
Carroll Tilton Married.
NEwYouK, 111-1. ill—Carroll ’I‘ilmn, son
of Theodore and Elizalxrth Tilton, was mar-
ried to Miss Miriam Blanvclt, at tho bride’s
f11tln1r's risidcnce, in Brooklyn, luv. R. S.
Htorrsotliciating. The wedding' wasaquict
one, only Mrs. "l'illon and ulllcf’ mum-dime
relatives and friends of. the portion being
prcsvzit.
Cut in [Intern Rates.
l1nxv1za, 01:1. Ill—The Misru'inri Pacific
basmlm 11d passcngcr mics to Kansas City
to 312; hi. Louis, $111.50; Chicago, $24.51);
New Y111k,$12.llfl. This is a cut of about
1111111111111. and is in rctaliation of alleged cut—
ting 11f rota-1 by the Santa Fe. It is probable
that still greater reductions will be made.
County Dcrnorracy'u 'l'lclu-f.
NEW Y1 111K, Oct. lit—Tho County Democ-
racy last night completed the Hewitt ticket
by nominating Michael (J. Murphy for shor—
itf, James Duly for county clerk, Adolph L
Sanger for president of the board of older
men, and Bernard J. Donna, Col James J.
Mooney and August Frech for coroners.
Predict In Maine.
FAIRFIELD, 3111,, Oct. 10.~A great freshet
prevails in this vicinity, and nearly all tho
mills on tho Aristook rivcr have lost more or
less lumber. There are washouts on the rail-
road, and thori- have been no through trains
since Sunday morning.
Moody Going to California.
San Funncxsm, Oct. 10,—lioody, the oran-
gelist, will spend the winter on the Pacific
this city, Portland, 01's., and other cities in
the northwest.
“I, Swinfun'a Iliatory Thrown 0111.
BOSTON, Oct. Ill—The Itchool 01111111111th
last night substituted “Amlerson’s New fien-
cral History" for “Swinton's History"asa
text book in the schools.
11 111:15:1.c batcnrdt mastunu 1111:1311 110p
is the latest (1031: ornament.
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Mom-y and nodded Market
Quotations.
Saw You, Oct, Liv-litany ciusvxl at 2 per
cent. Thu-highest rmcvms 3 and 1111.- lowcsf. ’1
per cent. Exchange close-1i strady: [111311.111 rates,
snowmen; actual ratcs. 4.11161. 1.3114 for 13011.11“
and -1.11~;1(,f1_1}1.111.¥}.§:for demand, Governments
closed muddy; currency 0a, 121 bid; is, cu11p., 1:!)
bill; 45115, (It 1.. lifih.‘ bill.
“with: railroad bonds closed as Inflows:- Union
1111111111. 1111451111; Union land grants, 101361.100;
Union sinking funds, 11.111111; ';"‘ Centrals, 11813110.
The stock market was strong during the worn
ing,with a general adv-11cc in prices. It was
dull during the afternoon, and prices fludunod
but little. The sales for the day amounted to
210,815 shares. “,4“-..
General Markets.
“Saw You. Oct. 9. ~-11’f.01!ft~1310aed unsettled,
but prim are firmly held: fine grades of whit-r
at $111375; do. spring, $868.76: extra No. 11 wfoo
for, Mmmn city mill extra, 36.15611. for Wm
Indies. Southern flour closed firm: family extra,
1004951511
WHEAT-Options were very unsettled and the
dealings were attended with much excitement.
Prices broke rapidly under a heavy rolling, and
the lowest figum were generally current at the
cum- 'l'hedecllne ranged from 1% 101011,.“
was most marked in ' “ Spot
weak-1111111111. Spot ulelof No. 1nd state at
9117:so,::..1111.$11-'..omlw.91 15: No.21“!
winter, 31 1116: No. lwhite, $1.15: No Ind win-
tor. 01:1,, 31.1014: 110.. Nov. ., 81.12; 1111.,an
:1 1m; 1111.. Jan . $1.1m.
CORN-0111110“! 111m ire-11,111 sympathy with
wheat. and cloled unsettled. Spot lots cloned
dull-mi easier. spot ulnaf 30.: mixed :1
mm.- , No" . mixed, 0111., 51%c.- 110.. 11011.,
“10.. Dec. .nmo.
pm. They are “Win-“d 10" 00mm- 0113.01.11.11» were 111111. but Rudy, Spot
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Engines; £11115.
1)“. A. l". CLARK.
104 Main strut-t,
opp. City Hotel,
l souru NORWALK.
8 to D a. 111.
Office flours, 1:: to 2 p. in.
Juli! tf Telephone 13011111121100. 0 to s p. In.
I“ ll. PECK‘VI‘ZLI.
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R111. In w,llavila11d 1| Block,
Washington 11:11.1, 111111111 51111111111 jela am
ALEX. B. GIBSON,
Organist of the First Congregational Church,Watcr
bury, Teacher of
Piauoforte, Organ and Musical
00111 110111111111.
70211 Loci: Box 31) l’. 0,, NORWALK. CONN.
D“. (I. F. BOUT‘VHLL
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Office and Healdcnct',
Lu ban 51 111.001, NAIN 51,1") NORWALK.
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AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix insurance Co. of Hartford
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Jrrira—Jl’oylor'a Building Washing/1.11:.
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Jobbing 11f all klhfl“ promptly attended 111
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Attachmo 111- Parts. N1~y1dl1s. 1111:», 1-111. furn'shcd
General Repairing of 1111 111111111 and mukw of
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Ollie foul of lilfiilund St. on “'aittl'. PJ‘. BOX 5!?
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Upon Daily 11011111 101211 111...:111 from 1 1039.1-
and 1111 Saturday evenings from 010 s.
('11::th allowed on Dew-in.
ALDEN SOLMANS. I'm
.10le fl. ”mills. “when;
634-11. JOHN H KNAPI’. bee 1111111‘1'1/0
llflllllllbb 1i; ll’llflllllllllilf,
Auctionrrrs 11nd ilcal Estate Ag’lu,
30 Washington 5L. South Now-ll,
11m «immune most desirable building lot: 111
alumni homalk and Bart Norwallr for rate at
bar
I lulled audio" M1111 on my term Let those
who want to buy it with than before looking
clmhm.
11011111111111 mil and rent» collected. 111101 11111
Gl’ol'llt ll. Raymund,
FUIIS ITU ill} DEAL 1111 I
And Fumishin Undertaker.
0111:1111 see my lam no: of all knufrof furniture.
86 Main street. law-1k.
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one taut at 111111 a with dwelling, on the wall
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Ely'l Nectar: Lexington avenue. with dwelling
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ill“ mambo“ lot 811$ [geniggfim Third pagans.
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.R. larvin, South Norwalk 11111111211111,
lildgeilehl, Executor». 1111112111,
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Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_a_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard 0:: Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. bean 11111112 out.
w.c.Qum'rARo,
HUSH) HALL BUICK.
‘Slate Roofing
We are 111de lotto afirat class 1011 of
SLATING-
In cllha BANGOR. EAST RANGOB. or
PENABGYI'. SLATE
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before contracting elsewhere.
A. EACH 65 00.
Water tit..foot of Bavfland South Norwalk.
J. 'I‘lilfi'l‘l'l 1X31,
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83 llain St.. South Norwaik.
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1:11.11 S,»1c1-1r11-1-.l:11unz 11111711 and Eye (inure:-
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pritt‘f“. in 31.1!
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THE BEST or
Meats,
Poultry,
1.-.. 11111——
Vegetables,
Alwul fresh and at a moderate price would do well
to all at the
811111 Mark:
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Outer! solicited and goods delivered to any part
of City.
Milli! Sillflliifllll. Pl‘lllll.
ALL llBilIES'
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Best Goods for
the Least lone:
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H. S BRIWN’S
3001‘ & SHOE STORE,
BRIDGEPORT.
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Special Importation.
BY WHITE LINE STEAMBB “BRITANIO.”
We have this day entered at the cum than at this port on: lot of bill: Warp Henrietta cloth!
which are in all the new Mes-aka all the numbers of the Beat Black Henrietta. Ladle. all save
one profit by selecting 1m than lot:-
BROADCLOTHS.
W11 aim «111111.011: own importation, fifty piece- of Ladies Whine on which we guarantee a Mr-
ing of :111 111-1111 I you! ”and .1 50. Inch lot has twelve Iliad“.
Extra Wide Wool Henriettas.
0111111 own importation. One can of the 1.111.111.1111 but Henrietta Cloths ever brought. to this
market will he offered 10-day: 111110 a "Large line 0' medium grades of Gotham: and Bennett", wires,1 33%
wall, 5011.. We, 11121411., 71112.. 90m.
COMBINATION SUITS.
11; we shall open today one hundred new and beautiful salt: and only one of a Ityle will be sold In the
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'75 CENTS:—
!121) Pieces of 1th11 Black Ilhadamca, Colored laminae: and Black Pallfcr, our best 81. on goods at 75
can 11.
An Unusual Opportunity to Buy the Renowned Gnlncr & Clo
Black Silks.
At. Low Prices."
To nimulam the ailk tmlc WW to 111111 during the pmcut week live 1011- of Rich 11le GM
Grain 8111111, the genuine (11 IN I at 1111» following prices: 86cm, 31.11). If 15, 81. 25, $131511"
yard. These are low figure-1 for rich Black Silknfmt they are not a sorrel:
lingly low gmle of goods;
on 11111 contrary.1hey are made of an excellent qua if] of paid: silk, soft, '33. and handsome, and a:
famous for service as any slit in the world.
WCcmc and see what we pronounce the best value that has been sold for 25 yearu.
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Fa11ie Francadse‘.
A lot of 21) pwcu 24 inche- wide, the genuine $1,751quality,wiil be opened 10—day at $1.17.
value was ever uttered in the city before
Colored' Francalse.
Twcaty- two new shades, the same grade that we have usually sold at 31. 2'1, will be sold at 91 to in
three early pmchnsing
W.B.HALL&CO
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In All Sizes and Good Values.
1. IIIIKEIIMIN & SIN,
85 Washington Street.
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No such
South Nor-walk.
WE HAVE RECEIVED SOME
NEW PERFECTION BflGlW 1T FLUIIB IN PIBKIGEI
A in Pure Whih' l‘lowr Honey in the comb. If you wish something 1111111111,: a on: e of the
151 11:11:11.1 Boston Brown Broad at 101:. per package. We are receiving inorglebmtedrymcoanuli‘fhcumi
twicv awwk. For Uruncru. Lemons, Bananas Maluga Grapes, Mixed Nuts, Newuliforaia Evaporated
Apricotr. Euphrates. 11111111111011.1151. and Lemon Peel, and 1111111 line of Dried Fruits. We have to
arrive alargc asmmncnt of flu:
Dew Drop Canned Goods
Which are firmly first ciau! and will suit the mmt (31111111011. We an» 11111112 111111, Gilt Edge Butter at a
low prce It 11:11 pay yua to call on 1111.31“ Raisins from 10c to use 1111 pound. Rich F1111 Cream
1' 1111- ac a specialty. our True and Coffees arc the very best.
And the Price Why That’s All Right.
CHARLEs'E. éEYMouR,
70 \VA 3111 NG'PON S'I‘REET.
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A Look {at Our Large Assortment of
FURNITURE-—
Wlll Satisfy You That. For
Style, Price and Quality,
The Place to Buy in at
DAVID STOW’S,
8'7. 89 Amnbl MAIN sat-.11
a "Jams.
80m 1101mm
GROCERIES AND MEATS
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ALL THE FAVORITE KINDS
Always: in Stock.
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Clean and Free from
Slate or Stone.
RAYM NI] Bills
The Old and Reliable.
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-THE PROPELLERS—
City of Norwalk 8; Eagle,
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Norwalk. Willleavel’ierzi, footofflwhun «was
New York. every evening,“ comm; “it“
o 'clock, and on Saturdav at 2 p In.
walk Bridge and Son: Small; every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
point. an the Dunbar, and law-1k all
Show; Railroad- at Greatly Wind
Batu.
lic‘lonto ageatathe Citym of“ Kuwait
mam will be sent foundation offldgbt
anywhere in Raw York or its vicinity
H‘All persons are forbid trastinganyof rho
employment them of minimum accouflof
wtheownenthereof.
E. C.WHITNEY’S lll'l' STORE,
8711 Main fltreot,
80. NORWAL .
FRAMING at lowest miner.
Full line of Artists’ ”annals.
GET THE BEST.
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STEAM
HEATER.
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Twat] in use in this town, mot than in It:
Sentinel Office, where it an be seen inoperativ- on
application.
Sole Agent for Norwalk.
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SANITARY name mm union
HEATING A EMMY.
Winning for cutting '11 all. of Plum.
WASHINGTON If» m m 0'-
99 MAIN STREET
1111811: 11111.1. 111.0011.
AT LOW PRICES.
Weakly-havoc.” mmm
Bolshester
creamer:
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