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flutes.
At St. Louis—First rnco, live-eighth If :1
mile; Lillian Lindmy first, Armicl second,
Gcrlie B. third; tilan. 1:0“,2 Second rucc,
three—eighth of a mile: Luke Alexander
first, Big Brown Jug set-011.1, Spaldlng third;
time, 1:22. Third rue», three-quarters of 11
mile; ()Immnn lint, Hyimlctlu somnd,
Mamie Hunt third: 111110, 1:21. Fourth mow.
one and one—quarter miles: SI-Irtsnmn tint.
Goekner scrum), ('uliI-nto third; tune, 211%.
Fifth race, one and “tit—eighth mill-s. Lela
May tirI-t, bung Danu- bl:s.'lllltl, Entry third:
time, 2:01.
At Chicago—First race, one mile; St. Al-
buns first. Cashier second, Solid Silver third;
time, 2:053. Second race, throw—quarters III
a mile; Rambler first, ISIIL L'I-rc second,
Buckler third; time, 1:31}.,’.
three-quarters of a mile; Ern Who first,
Mamie C. second, Shnwhnn third: time, 1:33.
Fourth race, sewn-cighths at 11 mile: Alma-
wnn first, Alpuna second, Lung ('IIIIIIIIc third:
time, 153151. lI‘IftII race, mile and an eighth;
Jim Jordan first, Tom Stow-us scrum], Char.
Icy Brod third; time, 1:36:31};
At Brighton Beach—First rue), live tur—
longs; “'otxlrancc tinIt, L'rhmm second,
Rom Kader colt third; time, 1204. Second
race, tire turlongs; Little Jake first, Gracie,
second, Century third; time, 1:08,. Third
race, live turlongs: Aura first, Nina 11'
second, Clutter third; time, lz‘Hu’. Fourth
rut-2, seven tnrlongs; Bill Bond [1131, Them-a,
second, Longitude third; tunc, 1;:llljag.
Filth race, mile and an eighth; Banister
first, Brian Boron amend, Banlum third;
time, 157%. Sixth race, mile and a quarter;
Tea Tray first. Panama second, U'Feilns
third; time, 2:10};
The prom went tome Johnston-n sut-
tmrs. \
Bosrox, June 11.—'1'he unfinished :l-Jll
run of Friday hut was won at Mystic park
by Lulu 11., who won without ottort. Sum»
mary. 2:31 class, purse $100, divided: Lulu
H.,,,;3,lll Lucyli, 1,3," ,:3; Blackshnn,
2,, 3, 3; Chore-1113,4412, 2: Chief, 5. 3, 4,“;
Rocklandlloy,b‘, «1.5, 6:KnleL'1.-1rlr, s,7, 0," 1.
Time 2455,, 22:51; 230- 224:,
High \Vlnd In northern .‘eu' York.
Unca, IS. Y" June lL—A terrific wind
storm weed through Port Leyden, Lewis
county, and the lower portion of Jefferson
county, unrooting houses, overturning trues,
tenet-s and buildings, and doing much dam—
age. nae-steeple 01 the Catholic church in
Port Leyden was blown down, and the Metho-
distEpiscopal church steeple was moved in-
snchamaunerastomukeitdnngeroust One
111mm- picked up and carried about 100
(at. Anold genflcmanand lady who were
inthshonss wen both injured. The most
damage was done in a path about eighty rods
wills, thoughtreesamltonces tel-sover-
hrusd on a wide unitary. Thetolegraph
wires are all down and particnlllrscannot
now be chained. Dispatches from other
phanindicataastmflarstateotnflalrs.
Jack Dempsey "Don."
8a: Functsco, June tL—Jack Dempsey,
thou-Ins champion middleweight pugilist,
hut helligcrsnt, and opened hositilities by
Matlmwhometths annltbylet-
finglyhisldtandlandlngmhisanllant‘s
M. The pair fell to the sidewalk with
tho nun 1mm Monkuauntop. Dampers
lrl-rdsndiedto hhanhtanoe,butthsl{id
Wy'mhdlack's face. Dempsey
guttha m at the light and My”
cnrnc‘lo's lea Win right.
Mlm lLo'l'IIe matter at tho
Mullen.“
Third TBL‘O,,
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I. II. 111511 & 3110.,
(‘0... IAIN I W “I am.
00011 Work Guaranteed.
FOR ml
Great American Heater
Weuesolesgeuu.
P L U M B I N G,
0? ALL KINDS.
Steam and Gas Fitting,
T111 and Sheet Iron Work
OUR'RANGES
” IIIIIII FIIIIIIIIIE IIIIIII
CHINA AND GIASSWARE.
Otl Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
sncoNII-nANn
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND 801.1).
The subscriber has communion hand a large lot
of it'tflllll hand furniture, whiII hl' will dllpose «It
at Vt ry reasonable prlccl Second hand lnrnllurc
(It all kinds bought and called tor.
W. PODMORE,
Bouton st. ,Sprlnwood.
Bargains 11 BBBBIII
Fawcell’iHelBBBiIleu III
)1 I IJLI ’NEII‘Y,
“'31 an. scllii :5 V0.1l38atln fidch-rosrrnln r‘III-
lmns. InnliIIIlms 1mm 1.5 cu. up Wrcaths 1mm
5011! upnunl. We have 11141 recent-d a tulllmI'
Oftmtln:lllclthfllvutltll. nunpgmom- hand all
Colors. Ior5-Jc1s. A tall line 01 litmus caps lrom
Illusrlwcm,
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGINGS.
II‘ine [nine of (Hits
At 25, 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.
I 'IllllD()S:-'(‘(l G ilts
Sew Nylcg III 401,-. llutllilc Roll. "
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
'DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St...
South Norxvalk, C t.
'SODIIC
SIIIBIIII IIII'IIIII IlIIlS
Ambler 81 Sammis’.
40 yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $4.00.
Bargains in Black Surah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Penn-dc.
Sole, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran—
caisc, 980.
One 101 Plaid Flanncls, &c., rc-
duccd from 40c to 250.
One 101 Plaid Flaunels, &c., re-
duced from 50c to BBC.
One 101 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c 10 50c.
One lot 22-inch Plaids, &c
reduced from 250 to l2Ic.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
IIIBLEIIII IIIIIIII.
FINE
WITIH BEBIIIIIIIII
—DI’—'-
SKILLED WORKHEN.
'l'hctollowtsgwsthcnmlluleols. D. Baylcs. a
graduated School of Borology, now
HOMER 13'. HOYT,
gJEWELER,
SOUTH NURWAbK EVENING SENT!”
A Century Of Talkmg is III
Worth :1 Minutes Proof.
ll Bus III 1111 11111 1111111 IB PIIII 1111
M. 8. Will
Is the right place to purchase rIIIIIIIIIo dry numb, for you know 111. II In “her" 1119
crowd goes. You know you will save half your money by doing an. ‘I' on know
we have the largest stock in Norwalk or South Norwnlk. Y on lumw that we kIIIIp
everything first- class and roliahlc. You know our ondlcss variI-Iv includes all that
heart can wish: and it you know all those facts. which unIlIIuIIIIIIII you 11“,“ (Itlld
you not. think it for your IIII. met to mm» m .l .m I Ilrl, 11ml tlmt 1.4 u 11:1'11 u lumlinlly
inviue you to do.
Call and see the grout sluugIIIIIr we II'IVI' IIIIIIII- in our stocks ll1l4 wrrh.
Sateens I Sateens‘ I
Our choice lino at 31110111511" now, II'IIIII -.-umv 4131142 Immuhl 1m :11 cmwd4 of
t‘llSItltntl’d Inst WIII-k. Wt‘ llll‘ 1' II tI-w II“ n im. 11 wn will II» II at. tho- sunm pnco.
130., m d if there he nny IIII )l'l lltll suppln II for tho I niniiig season. they would do
W‘t‘ll hyc calling up: n 11.1 II.4 I-Irly illt cIInvI mom for 1111414 II pmitiw bargain.
Outing Flannels and Batistes.
W 1111 the sale of u IIIIh me am on I'J'lly‘htl and “'1'. II III. IIIIII :11 pi. elation (If tho
tiII pimp on III- fIIII it IIllIIlIIly tu lean-1mm :11 ll» :I-‘Illl' p:irv,1?lnnd 15:. pct
ynnl,th.1¥vw eru nrllInu ”10’!“ he! work fur up knuu of :t 1:" at many pII-Ipll
6951““); 11) part-Inm- good-I II t llIi-I III 41‘: Iplll .1 :51 tlw 1‘ 11mm [N|~!~Iltlt‘ llguro that did
not t\l11' Ilu msvlvrn of II I opportunity. m 14'. gm llwm llll'lillr I’ I' II :ITJ‘
One more Ivnmrtnnity granted for the IIII p-lI to buy Itihlmvs for l. 1.. 11.."
nun quar: or flu 1r at: 111111 vIIIIltI, In all Widths III -I :III' :InII us at S. 10 and I?“ :1 3.1rl.
Don't P411111 call and Inukc your purclusv III ”II hon IIIr tnncy umk Illll Inm-
mirg-I. Thr chancII 14 a rats on», cons: I11 ring the qualm~ and [nit-II.
Fans. Fans. Fans.
We have purchased the best assortment I 1 Fans to he I1ad,II.nnsi4I.i-Ig of all
prices and styles from 2 Cents to.. "..00 Any I no considering how warm the
weather is liable to he at. any hour would do well to main III?" I urchast I1 at once,
while the stock Is new and filled With 1’ ~11: lmn loom-Isl dvsigns.
Again we make mention of our complete lm‘n (If Swi: s and Lace HI 41mins
at 75c, worth] 25, 991' . worth 1.35: 1.10, worth 1 40; 1.25, worth I 50; 1.35 wmth
1.60, 1 50, worth]. 75:2.25 worth 3..00
II III III ’I FIIIII III! TIIII
We would say that we hnvII just leccired 1111 ll: wet and most ccmplvtc line of
Genls' French Flancl shirts at pm HI that an 101 11nd reproach.
Tim of every description.
Collars and Cuffs.
All limo Collars, 11¢ each. Colts 13: per pni'.
The bargains advertised shore are the most attractive ofierings.
M. 8.. SMITH,
III. 1111,
?I;’ “‘47.. ‘f. I. 'V
5;:
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.I .14
South Norwalk, “Conn.
III-Iv.
B,TUESDIIIY, J UNE II, 16119.
CHAL ES,
EUR '1‘] I I]
1011M- oII‘ IIaIlkI-I I'm In. Wohave the ”Fur tr Ipnmy aim III Sun I III uh I II are Int colon
:Iolmll rum I-Inwldarll' Mullins III 91-
10 yards 0! Lawn. Isa i
Bvemlts‘ dross gingham. II no per yard. NcII-r III-tum ntlrnrd 11m than 1.3:.
Our doinmtlr gingham, III which m.- anu a superb usorlm Int, Wt‘ will olor u n haircaln tor the
nut neck 117W: per yard
I01- 110qu that you will Iluclde 111:1 Iln- place In at
SCOFIELD
No. 3 (Ilnzette Building. Nortvalk.
LAWNS
As it has become sum-hushed Got III lslII Ih-t all dry goods houses In this \Iclnlty an.- so called Icll Ihlc, It now rumin- tor you toucerlsln who sells 1100110th shoals-I.
AND SATEENS
C‘O‘NIING \VIIJII Ii. A’l‘
SCOFIELD & HOYT’S
sum tor talus. Advflllwd by our marathon: st Inc. Alan 1110 11mm 1?qu 11 am at its.
Sumh III-hes. . I yards In II 111511, for .2 25 which 0011-11 1411 $1. 00 tor.
All our lunch wool llanrletu Cloths, (III-nerly 91: per yard. reds: out to 80¢
Thus us not nun-ma or poor colors. but are at the Illl‘ut shades and finest «Ilium
arm a In black sllk, m-IuehumdnvsmnII-l not to cinch-1111 o! 1aner lustre, II 83:.
This sllk no he a hug-l It at [1.5
an Inch Iohslr. In sll the most Its-Innis shades. at 19c pIIr yard
And stun calllnz on u I. tel
:13 HOYT’S,
No. 39 Washington St, South Nor-walk.
W. 11.111113KEII ’&”'66.'
SOLE AGENTS
We
TB BIIBIII III
FOR TIIE
'IBIBBH 1119918 "911110111.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND '1‘ 1 NVVAR E.
Estimates glvcn for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
85 Washington
lllllllll Hill I LIIEI Sill If CII'IIIII llIIl‘lllE III III Bale
are Concluded
Same Prices for III 1111111 If JIBB. .
A. DICKERMAN & SON,
St, - - So. Norwalk, Gt.
W. B. 1111.1. 3'. 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
BB IBB B111 SI, Burner Bl Bantu
’I'IIII sync m at soiling III-pry nrlicln at a small profit, but of a, thoroughly rc-
”3th null” 14:1 ruling princip 'o I“ tl: is firm.
Mrs. W.11.J.1rvis llll 511m 81,1134 szlrnplII-I III III my 01‘ our Bargains, and any
Ol‘dch' entruwul to h: r will be filled at 243")" pric:I .12 at menu stnrr Commencing
June Isl. w. .-11:1ll place on sale an entire stock (If n Balsam Importer that we have
just purchus. d 111 45315. on the dollar.
4 v ‘
——l’teasc (Ibsen c a l« cw. Prices.—
I ‘hcncy Ilrotlmrs‘ best nrmure Silks 159.
24 inch Black (In) (1min Silks 79.
60 piece» twat llallar Ilro (train 59.
300 piccla sl’laid Sumhs at 48
27-11 xtrn quality Surahs at 50.
"00 plt'fttl plain bluhuim at 25. 175
200 piecr .4 new Cl111|lies III (lots.
50 38- Inch all wool Drcs-I Goods 25. .
50 36-inch Mottled at 19cts.
0m- cast- 38 Mew at. 1‘23.
——Linen Department-~—
100 piecIIs. Scotch Diaper, all linco, 7 I.
91 pieces two yards \vidI- Table Damask, 8.3.
100 large Quilis at $1.
5 links good Crush at Bots. ‘
Jackets and Wraps.——-
200 III-st $15 tailor made J ackots 87.50.
g 110 real $10 quality at $5.
Handsome Beaded Wraps 30.
All Long Traveling Garments: were 38, $10 and $13,
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at. "Ilcts.
“'0 have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Flouncings, Chautilla Laces and
Dress Trimmings.
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
FRUIT * PUDDINE!
A most delicious Dessert, that can lie pmpsrcd In the minutes; Rm. Vanilla, 0‘ and ll
flavors. Those who have used It speakh 2th 01 it.
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. I
Mackerel at 16¢: III. Mackerel in lo and 20 11),
“119,811“ Fish and Bloator [lei-ring, &c.
The finest Florida (Mingus in the City at 320 II doz.
3 11111111191109de Butler lBl‘ $1,110,110; ll.
3 1-2 lhs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1,0r title In
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 2819111.
Fresh CM Ila-III ,a fine article, two “can for 25c clam Chowder in cans. PIckled [ouster sud
baths cedar-tors Ia clan. thn Choice Prunuels, 15c 11:.
Fresh E888, 200 per (102.
shredded Codlllh In dellghltlll; one pound wlll go tor two pounds of any other klud; 18c No.13 It.
CalltomIaPrnnes, 101: 111.. 3111s for 251:. large Cali tomls Prunes, 1% sad 14:: III. 3 «Eu «Soap tor lac.
2111s Choice Layer Figs tor25c.
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
fl'lkvu you tried the celebrated Dew Drop Canned Goods; they bent than at.
CHAS. E. SEYM_OUR’,S
33 Washington St” - So. Norwalk.
THE,~
Palace Bileen
FURNACE»
IS USED IN
and .3”.
reduced to $3 and $5.
so. NORWALK.
EAST nonwm.
Andhsspmsdmbsthommw mmmla
III. IBIIIBIIIIIIB
It}?
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Brand Spdgllneningl
The Inostclcgant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public. [lave also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large assortment in they sunnncr hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competitiom
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Kr1eger,
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South. Norwialk, Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITUR;E
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR S UITS
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. so and 9| Mala Street, South Nor-walk.
ll. Slain,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
' .._..1Irmow nun or— .. .
'1‘. BURR BUYER dz: SON.
spnIxGwoon.
11m. onnnnslrlnwn IInomI'rm'.
m FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR MANAGE 1‘0 TRADE wrrn U8.’
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Norwalk Chronicler