r
- m,
.. ”'5‘..."
ms... cm... KILLED.
A Serious Wreck on the Pan-
handle Road.
Till!!!) KILLED, SEVEN INJI‘IED.
I‘- tlaase ill the Accident a lyetas'y.
there Were line-a Postal Clerks an
the Train—lore al the Injured In,
lite.
Pint-van, June hip—The secmd lactic
th-owntromJteest. mp: cause (or which
has ' """" Thetrsluwss
rmfi'q' WSW?“ ‘Illllotll‘,httd
‘ " -“"“" l“““talearsea-
.Ifi k ‘.'I
yinjnredareConductor Burris,
It ’,Farland Postal Clerks W. E
.l lattkews. The is- swi-
aru fatal Clu‘ku 'l‘. D. Am
C. Beam, 0. J. moor-and Prank
Shook. Thelnjuredwwetaken to the hos-
pital at Steubenvllle, O.
. Brake-sa- lerarlaad Dead.
bum Bteuble, 0.. last night says:
John lehrland, ot liarsiieid,
A
o. disdatBo‘clock. Thehospitalphysic‘lans PM
fly that Conductor Burris‘ injuries are fatal,
andfiathe cannot live much longer. The
other! injured are resting comfortably and
will probably recover.
A collidon o! trelghttrains occurred at the
mwieoltlie wreck a short time enerwarih
'l'hreesections ot a ireight train iollowing
tliemellpulled up sndstopped. Theengins
of theilrstsection wasdetached from its train
Indundtoaiahitin clearing the trait
intront. Alourthsectimot thetreight
nmeup under tullspeed and crashedinto
therearolthethirdsectlon,smashingtheeu-
glue and wrecking several can of merchan-
d'ne. The train men jumped and escaped
sirloin injury.
Sow lla-psblre Nominations.
(kimono. N. IL, June zit—The Republi—
canleglslative caucus last night nominated
A. B. Thompson, of Concord, for secretary
0! state; Solon Carter, of Concord, {or state
tremor; John B. Clark, of Manchester, for
state printer, and Sylvester Little, of An-
trim, tor comminary general.
Bad for Dr. Downie.
Bacon". June 20.4mm comm-r s jury
in the case 0! liraJe-ieDui‘l, whoeloped
from Glasgow, Scotland, with Dr. James
Downie, tound last night that her death was
duetoersenic,placedin her reach by all)-
nlvanceutDownie. Downie was remanded
tor the grand jury.
___..__‘_
Extensive Iron and Steel Works.
San Psascleco, June 211—11. W. Ham-
mond, representing an English syndicate,
be selected a site at Vallejo, oppositethe
Island navy yard, for extensive iron
steel works. 'l‘eu million dollars have
subscribed {or the purpose by English
talists.
flew Presidential Pustusaeters.
aamxo'row, June tat—The president air
ted the following Mrs: John R.
Atlanta, 0a.; Bunell it. Leonard,
Manchu“. lull; W. Walton,
ve, 1a.: William Wakefield, Hum-
, and Albert R. Fortune, Bloom
Ila-hart Will lsdlata.
Manon, Jamal—The Chronicle has ad-
vices to the eilect that King Humbert, oi
Italy, has oflered to mediate between Ger-
mny and S‘wjtserland in the controversy
between them i (garding Herr Wohlgemuth’s
expulsionpndthfitbeoflerhasbeen accepted
..._.,_._________
Balfour fin Gladstone.
Lama, June ”wilt. Balionr, the Irish
chietseaetary, spokeatabanquet given by
the Constitutional union. He declared that
the new Giadstouian policy to icderallne the
empire was even now more impracticable
than was Gladstone’s tint home rule bill.
Eastou Will Dial-and.
Barres, Pa, June 20.—‘l'he Easten Base-
hllclubwillbedisbandedatllew Haveuon
Saturday, owingtolack ot funds to carry
the team through the season. Arrangements
mpartially completedntar Scranton to take
lastm's place in the Atlantic league.
Hurricane at Charlotte.
N. C., June al-Yesterday
alt-moon, about 5 o’clock, a hurricane passed
through Lowell, a small town twenty mile
south at Charlotte. The Methodist church
was completely demolished
Wlluaasspart'e lass.
Wruunnroar, Pa, June m-The river
istslling andalsrniover the possibility at
another flood has subsided. The loss from the
loodiu thiscity emotionless».
llaay Killed by Stair-a. ,
Brain, June till—Severe stormshave pre-
vailed in Heine, Westphalia, Nassau and
Thurlngla. lauypersens arereptwtedkilled,
andcropsandlivesteckhaveperidied.
CONDENSED NEWS.
“Phenomeoal” Smith will pitch tor the
Whiskermshavlngbeenaceepted.
lLHdethbasbeencm
adirectnrdtheUnieuPsciiicBailroadeoo
paay,viceA.H.Greai,r‘gusd.
Joell’srker.anoldaudwellknown rrcin-
Tune-earnings ot the Airtime, To-
pdaandSanhl‘ersilroadta'ilnurstwet
since they-himsdtrom swap
,l-tlarch,andhavebeenauelly
tr-hd.
Beugelsseodaawdl—todocitimmm
wan
woaldkmd thud.
i
MJeyeawhowmtteJohastew-te ‘
ustfiighhtendwasnisden'arymasbs-
.tbthensavlneasyb.
“math lbwvabeattbsflan-
issuadlllidshWedaqiay’in-tootyaeht
rassetthsderhthisalaehtetnb.
lhshedyetlraak Davy,whe west or-
is Mes tails withJaeso Walk, a
eror eveure.
Iaaehall.
. mesa.
It t'hloago »
Ghana“ ...810000l000—la
Philadelphia. OOtOIIIoII—v-li
Balk-rice; ilulrhlnson and Flint. Ilutlioion and
Clements
Milan-laud-
Gavelusd .........O I l I l l l 1 0-40
lowtnrk .00000i003—l
Batteries: OlirieaandZImmerJieet-Iandlw-
be
At Pittsburg—
Plth ....l 0 0 0 0 (I 0 0 0-4
Hinton , ..... I 0 ll 0 0 0 0 0 H
Bait-rim: litalry and (will (Viarksun and
honour
at Indianaptdis .
Indianapolis ....l l I 0 0 0 l 0 d».
Washingum .l00000300-6
Ballerina Doyle and Butley, Haddock M
Daily.
sasocisriox.
At Brooklyn—
Bruoklya ............. l0i0201e0~i
“timbre. 0 ll 0 0 0 000 0—0
Batteries: “millennial Bunting. lilirny and
Tate
At Philadelphia-
Athletic .....l 0 a o 0 l I) 0 0—t
Columbi- ............. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
Batteries: Seasrdsnd llohimim; \\luluor.tlaye
andO't‘ounor.
irriicsnissa.
At Worcester-
Woroester...... ..1010l0108—7
Jersey City .......... 000i00001~i
Batteries: lioil'ordand'i'cnten, Dslysu dilurke.
Atlaweii—
towel]... .800040008—4‘
llewark ............... o 0 0 o 0 2 0 0 i--t
latteries: Sullivan and OauaaIIu {Mum and
At Sewilaveu-
liewliaven ........... ..l101000l—i
Wilkesbarre. ”0101000104
Batteries: Harrier and L‘ahill. Jacobs and lur-
At “Infom—
liartlord ............. ioooooooo-i
Elston... .. OOIOIOIoo—lt
Batteries: (‘ushmon and Lynch, ilandllioeaud
At Rochester—
Bocheetor.. ...OIGDIOOOOO—i
Datl’olt. ............. OOOIOOIOIOH
Batteries: Barr and Toy, iimllh end while.
A! [lunatic—-
liuiialo ............... 088000001~7
laudou. ............ l l I l I 0 2 0..“
Batteries: Bishop and Dealvy, ( 'alu and Murray
M Syracuse—-
Syracuse ............... 2000000014
Toiedu...... "0000000004
Batteries: lliirphy and Walker. \hhile and
8taliings
At Bouillon—-
Hamilton-Toronto game "lip-mu] on annual
ot rain.
West Virginia Mnnlers.
Bantam“, June tilt-The Sun's l'hnrlea
ton (W. Va.) medal says: Jenn-s ll. l’aull, e
bachelor,aged till years, who owns eul'el’ld
farms in Putnam county and who had {or a
tenant William Wheeler, with whom he
lived, was struck on the howl but u nieiy
morning by Wheeler with a [llkt‘n rum Ilia
eflects of which he died Tue-lily. “'m‘i'ltl‘
charged that Pauli was too (similar Wltll “lie
of his daughters. At Plymouth, l’ulnem
county, John lioore became involvol in
trouble with Henry Bradley, Moore struck
Bradley with a club and killed him. Yester-
day morning, at the Marmot ounce, Putnam
county, “Dec" lawrence and Tom Stevens
renewed an old tend, which resulted in Law-
rence killing Stevens with a miner's pick.
Tuesday's Vote In Pennsylvania.
I’HILADIWA, June 211—0ch and uti-
mated returns from every county in the state
show a majority 0! 168,449 against the pro
posed prohibition amendment. The amend
ment providing for the repeal of the poll tax
qualification is lost by about 150, (Ill majority.
titty Young ladies Graduated.
Nonresiiirros, Mass, June {ill-The grad-
uating exercises of Smith college took place
yestaday. The oration was delivered by
Rev. Dr. Brooke Hemlord. The graduating
class numbwed titty young ladies from (litter
sot sections at the country.
The Boston Stopped in Transit.
' Bacon", June 20.--'l'he United States
steannhip Boston, which was ordered to Him
folk to snist the Constellation, was inter-
ceptedatSandyllook, and returned to the
navy yard, the Constellation not requiring
her anstancc.
new England 'l'ennis Tournament.
Nrw Hans, June 2o.-'l'he surprises at
the New England tennis tournament yester-
day were the defeat ot the strong players
from Brooklyn by Huntington, oi Yale, in the
singles and by Brach and Huntingtonin
the doubles
l-beasier Jakersea Isle-sad.
Tomato, Ont, June m—Samuel Jakar-
son, the fugitive embeuler tram S
lont..who was srrestedhere, has been re
‘leased,astull particulars of thecrimewith
which he was charged were not sent on.
Ahouseonaieeneavniuerrookiymh
troubled withalivelyghoet. Henotouly
earns people, but been playtul habitat
throwiugcoslatth-n.
Bouillon the Checker Tournament.
‘Cnicaoo, June 20.41:. checker tourna.
menttor the championship“ Americaand
m stake money closed ysterday with s
vieterytorlleedJl-esewesianding: Barker,
7- Reed, Ii; drama
“qu Jack" Ont. an Ball.
New Your, June m—"u'm Jock,”
charged with kiduaping John Kennedy and
Barry Tooieand andsusdiug them into white
slavery at Progre-o, Hen, has been rdensd
on $5.01) hail.
heel-sie- the Winner.
Discos, June flit—The raeelortheCor-
onetlou flakes of 1m wvereigns each with
Wedded, onemile, was won by Seclndoli,
withCherryBounce second and Heliosiene
third.
Tallow rotor l- Brooklyn.
Bacon", Juno Sit—The health enthal-
th aunt positively that Dr. Duncan, who
arrlvsdontlw Colon, he yellowtevnr. Po
liceare guarding the boom whereDuncan
Dabyfietsnraslears.
SOUTH NOR-WALK EVENle‘I SENTlNEL THURSDAY, JUNE 20, will.
CHAL LIES
SCOFIELD 3s HOYT’S
M8
The Sale of
HOSIERY.
I
2 pairs of Ladles’ Fest Blsck Bose. An
opportunity {or all to purchase tint-class
Rose [or a great deal less than cost. Cell
early and be sure that you get 2 pairs ior
they are at the very best value.
22c.
For 2 pairs oi Children's Fast Black
lime. any size, worth 20c. pair.
22c.
Fort! pairs oi "Bescon"Shsw Knit l
Em, which others are selling {or 15c.
per pair.
22c.
“ Each ior Uenls‘ strlpui, ,IulI. regular
made halt Bose which we have been sell'
ing‘fnr lt'ic. cacti.
EXTRA l
A large assortmentui Potential in all
sizes and trauma. Willi the gnndt’et
Variety of handles in be seen anywhere.
‘9» ._._
22c.
Will buy ii pair of L1di’cs' all silk
Glow. u, eiuwr l-lm-k or colored, The rI-g-
ulnr pm»- for those Iii 351,-. per pair.
220.
We Will Milli" tiienlsivc mentioned
price, in it" shall”, Tami. Blockll and
Drebs, 1 pair of Ladies' or Children's
Silk Mitts, goods that before were never
sold less than 30c.
.————~
22c.
For 2 Ledice' Ribbed Lisle Jersey Vests,
high or low neck, which have been od-
vertiord as cheap at 300. each.
22c.
For 4 Indies’ hemetilched colored bor-
dered Baudkcrchieis, ell linen and {set
colors, were never otlcrcd for less than
812M. each.
EXTRA
The Swiss and Dice Flouocing that we
are selling at the [allowing figures, we
consider, are worth outwit-ml more than
we are asking: 85, fl 2'», ii 35, $1.50
and S225 per yard.
22c.
For 1 dozen Palm Ice! tans.
-—oea—-
22c.
We have the largest assortment of
Penny Pane. anyone of which we will
sell tor 22:3,, generally sold {or ill) and
35c. each.
EXTRA
'l'ra Gowns [or $1.85 and ‘2.
--—-—-sse-————
22c.
3 yards of Da- or Apron Gingham
-——-——OOO-—-'
22c.
For 2Whiii- Damask T-iwek,183fl,
‘ ~~~- - —————-—-—————-——
220-513-220
worth 20¢. each.
...M. S.
Ills
‘ prints.
MAIN ST.
South Norwalk, Conn.
the Season.
220
For 2} yards of all Silk Ribbon. All
widths and colors. Worth the per yard.
-———-ooo———-
22c
For 5 skeios oi Embroidery Etching,
or Rope Silk. Wsranted {not color.
—— Waco-—
22c
For 2~ounoe Silk Balls. All colors for
fancy work. Never sold at Ices Iben 15c
Ill ounce.
——~————«o
22c
l-‘orilo sheet-I oi best “West Shore
Note" pspI-r. Generally «old (or 109 a
quire.
———«— ~w—«~—-
220
For 125 lull sized Envelopes.
sold for tie Ii package.
—-——~«4~»-———-—
22c
For 5 large sized, ruled or unruled
pads. Always sold (or 100 each. ”or
price during this sale 5 [or 22c.
EXTRA
J
ilvhts' French l-‘Isnel Shirts {or 50. 75,
l 00, 1.75, 2.00, 2.50, 27.5, 0.00, and 3.2:;
mcli.
Umaily
22c
Will buy one 0! our best styles 0!
(lonts'liilc’l'eck Ties at which we have
the largest assortment.
———-oeo-———
22c
For 1 dozen (ients' Pique Tics in all
colors. These are of the best grade of
ties for summer use and have never been
sold less than be each.
22c
For 2 Gi-nle' all linen collar».
price 200 mh.
22c
For a Boy’s Pique Plaltcd Shirt Waist
in any size (root 4 to 0 years. ('muider-
cd cheap at 35¢ each.
22c
For 1 card containing 2 dozen of
fancy metal Buttons, regularly sold for
26¢ a down. For this sale only 22c.
22c
Forbdouu Pearl Bottom, all sizes.
(loads that have always sold [or 8 and
lileadoreu.
——~.—
EXTRA !
Acomplete line oi ladies’ 50c under.
wear, Hamburg]: and lace trimmed in
Corset Covers, Drawers, Chemilrl,
Skim end Night Dresses. Thcse goods
are cousidrecd' cheap at 67» each.
22c
Fora Ladiee’ muslin or cambric
CmsetCover. Hamburgh trimmed.
EXTRA!
Highwlored Calico Wrappm, prin-
ce-bsek, "381.33. Hadeoi the best
Regular
SMITH,
l0 m at Ciialllee tut Ric. We have the boiler
dumb wool. sleet dark diallit‘l. al 9:-
It yards oi launder
lreretls dre- uiughsuis st lie per yard. Never
next week at rigs per yard
As it
rutlileat that you Will MW llill llic
Great
outdone-silt: pamwwhlthwhavessnpuh assortment we will ole: as a bargain for the Thissiikwoa hesharninatfl
has him sauishllslmi (act oi lat:u Ihst all dry goods hossesln this \icinlly In so called reliable. it now remainder yos toasemaiii iris; sells (aids the cheapest.
SOOF‘IELD d! HOYT’S,
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwnlk.
LAWNS AND SATEENS
F01! 'l‘llE CORIING WEEK AT
Saleem ier like Advertised by our competitors» tee. Also the teen heath «trees at tie
bemhuheeaanrdstaieaflhJorflIwhlehothasukpw lot.
sllmummnmmmuwmumwm \
Motown-sensational”.butsmotthelstaitshsdessaitoesttestsm
hhckilhnlutheswlde. werrsateil hello «Wreck and ot superior lustre. at &.
Iliilllly also at a and lie. which sis isu colors.
bolero uttered le- lhsii lit.
Ulaehlohslr Isslltheuiostdssirebleshadss,att0cperyard
Mid liter ceiling an In I! feel
No. 89 Washington St” South Norwalk.
W. ll. MEEKER it 00.
SOLE AGENTS
'lllllliH llllls ..llfllli...
Plumbing, ‘
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND TINWARE.
Bellinsies giveu tor
Steam and Hot Air llestlng.
IUSIC ‘lALL BIDCK.
HANDKERCH EFS
Handkerchiefs, usually sold for 25c. and other prices.
These we will sell at 17c.
85 Washington St,
SPECIAL SALE
—~— oom—
llave bought at large line of Fan-c—y Large assortment at 5c,10c,15o.
Some jobs In Silk liandkercllieib.
A. DICKEERKN &' SON,
So. N orwalk, Gt.
Bridgeport,
.[m'
in Hill Mali Si,
The sy stem oi selling five- ry article at n small profit, but of a thoroughly rc-
Iisble quality. is a ruling principle oi this firm.
lira. W. ll. Jervis on lisln St. has samples of many of our Bargain, and any
orders cutruatod to her will be filled at same prise as at Islam store.
June let. we shall place on sale an entire stock of a Benton importer that we have
just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar.
—l’lcnsc Observe
244mb Black (iro Grain Silks 79.
60 pieces best Dollar Gro Grain 59.
300 pieces Plaid Sarah‘s at 48.
no extra quality Surehs at 50.
200 pieces plain lioheirii nt 25, 37; and
200 pieces new Chellies at Gets.
50 its-Inch all wool Dress Goods 25.
50 filtltincb liottlcd at lilcls.
One care 38 liew at 12;.
100 pieces Scotch Diaper, nil linen, 75.
2| piicee two yards widc Table Dames
")0 large Quilts at 81.
5 holes good Crash at 3C“.
2'30 best 815 tailor made Jackets $7.50.
1. 10 real 810 quell at O5.
Handsome Bead Wraps ‘6.
All Long Traveling harmenle; were 33, Oil) and $12
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 70ers.
Dress Trimmings.
W. B. HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
1 .ocatod
(‘Iieney Broth'ere' beet nrmul’e Silks 69.
-——Lincn Department.—
—-——Jnckcts and Wraps.————
Wehave many burgeins in Hosiery, Swiss llouncinge, Chenlilla Luccs and
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. Halo and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
Grand Sumgiieniigl
The "lost elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public.
NBridgeport,
Corner of Cannon.
A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats
And prices to suit the public.
Commencing
Ilave also a complete line of
FANCY GOODS.
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid. Gloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition.
Give us a gall and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger,
a Few Prices.—
50.
k, 35.
,' reduced to ‘3 and $5.
emwmmwmupm inlvc
flavors. ‘l'hoeewhohreaseditquhtehlyotit.
PruhC-naed llartsg.alncartiel¢, Muskrat.”
lambs
wrmnungl: e sun ac. manta-Is
.. U
2ibst'boieelanrhptor as:
w:- some” YOUR 039m.
”remmmmmommm; ”butt-HI”.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St”
All
FRUIT PUDDINE!
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in 10 and 90 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Blaster lies-ring, kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32¢: a doz.
3 “ll. lilillllili Email" Billet for $1.00, 01' 35: ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy llssttcr for 31,” 301: lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 281: lb.
Team-ed epwe‘oystesaia gins. mommies itelh.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.;
lzoaemadwillnotatwopoarsbet
Palace Queen
NORWALK.
EAST
trundle
Mackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwails. Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURNE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR S UI T S.
MoheirPlushSuiEwithDivans,
5 $40.. 00.
Also Great Bargains' 1n Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
97. I, III ’1 lull Street, south Namath. ll. Stairs.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
—-A'l‘ run our new or- -—
1'. ma comes; son.
spmowoon.
minutes:ltese,vsnills.0hooolatcsndls:suoa
l
Mb bummer“!
“butt-6J3:
Prisca, aadilclb. 3
So. Ior’walk.
'l‘HE ~
FURNACE.
IS USED 1]"
SO. NORWALK.
nonwanr.
buys-red burrs-gm r-sssesewla
an. annulus FILLED cuomr'rnv.
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