Beyer Bros.‘ Fireworks Fac-
tory Burned.
rm: rum». THIN-11‘. wot-mum.
Dot-lb 0' a Horrible lloiocaual at tho
Nah-Several Ian Jumped and Were
It!“ or Fatally Injured-IA “rework.
Pandemonium.
Bonn-II. .1qu 3.3,»A ItiIIaIItrouI tire, ac~
computed by turn of lite, occur-ml laIIt even
lug hr the humor-kn ntablhhmentot lieyer
llmthen, menu of Hammer and Hawhy
atroeiII. lI‘ivII dead bodice have been taken
from the mine, and three pram-an- known
to be fatally injuml. It is feared that there
may hauiore victim: among the tlt‘brl‘. The
building was occupied on the ground floor by
t'. K llmwning, Iniliiuer, and on the three
upper floors by lleyer lirotbon. dealer: in
fancy gnoth and firework; A salesman div
covered thei’iru on theme! flour shortly
all" 5 o‘clock.
A Firework:- Pandemonium.
Thellunei Ipread rapidly, rotting oil the
seafront mvcrnl men in tho upper Itoriea,
and in five nriuutesetbc IlIIIIIIe amok-I and al-
most hit-ennui discharge of fireworks made
lathe building a perfect pandenumiurrr for
than confined within its walls. Edward
Bayer. one of the llnu, was nearly overcome
by make. Ho Irranngod to climb to un adjoin-
ing building, horrever, and escaped unhurt.
Three Men Jumped.
Charles Albert Gage. aged 2d, dropped
from the third story window and broke his
neck. Charles P. Callahan, of No. 4'31? Chel-
ecastreet, East Boston, and Thomas Paine,
packers. who were working on the fourth
llom', jumped from a window in their fright.
l’aine wu imtnutly killed, and Callahau‘a
injuriaz will probably more fatal. William
llrevonstuhl, who nus on the second floor,
Woe doing good III- Irvine in checking the
flames, but lml his way while carrying wa-
ter, and rolled down the staira lie wan in-
jured so badly that it is feared that he can-
not recover. A body taken from the burning
building has been recognized as that of Sam-
uIIl Cord, the chief pitcher of the (inn.
The body of a boy was also taken to the
morgue and has not yet been identified. This
eoIrIpieu-II the casualties so far .13 known at
[resent
llockcte Shooting from \l'lndowa.
The firm errrploycd in In twenty to twenty-
five men and boys,nrui carried a stock of
51",!!!) Worth of firoworlu and $50,000 to
$411,000 north of fancy goods, which is Wt'll
insured. A large portion of the stock is
ruIneIl.
”hung the fire the discharge of fireworks
Villllldt‘d us if II battle was in progress. 0c-
canionnlly II m-kct Would shoot out of the
Windows. The Interior of the bIIildIng “'le
completely ruined, but the nails are left
standing.
Thu erIrpl-Iym wen: largely foreigners and
known to the lirui by their lire! names only,
and tin. {net may add to the Ilillieullyof
necertairnn; whether or not there are any
otha bodies in the lruiidmg. The came of
the fire is not known.
The Dead and Injured.
Latch—A l-Itcr investigation allows lit‘u
lives lost, two boys missing IIIIJ one man
probably fatally injured. ”21h: dead are:
SnmuelCnnl, C. i'. Callahan, ’l‘honI..IIi’nine,
one unidentrlird man, one “lilvlcnlllli’d boy
Fatally injured: Charla Albert Gage. Min-I-
ing: John E, Andermu and Charla: Policy,
both boys. lleycr llmthcrs' loss is about
your) and Browning’s about $20,090.
I:»‘ I WI-‘Tvmr “new“? . .. 173‘s:
‘l‘hrce Died at Sea.
HIGHLAND 1.16m. MIMI, June at-Thn
. bark Samar, Capt. Emery. at this port from
Tamatave, had three men die on the manage.
I Agents of the vessel state that the illnas was
what is known in :outhern latitudes as beri
beri. It resembles dropsy and ecurvy and is
incurable, but is mid not to be contagious.
Three men who had the disease were left at
Bermuda, and three others died on the voy-
age.
The flan-aged Constellation.
Nouotx, Va, June 22,—]: will be about
six weeks before the repairs to the Constella-
tion are completed A new keel will have to
he put in, and in the meantime the naval
cadet: on board will he sent to Amrawlieand
their summer cruise will be a short one. The
court of inquiry is taking testimony In regard
to the stranding of the Ctmatciiutrnn.
Chin;n Railroad-l
Bwuflht, June :B.—-Li Hung Chang has
accepted the control of railway: in the north
of China and it is [3qu that Chan Chi
Tungshall have control in the south. Ilia
stated that tenders will warm be invited for
the construction of a railway from Pekiu to
Bankow. The government emu-an to mean
lineman
Cuba Not for Sale.
llanIuD, June zit—1n the «rotten yawn-day
HenorBecena, minister of the colonieqre-
allirnied that the United States government
had made a proposition relative to the pur-
chase of Cuba. lie added thatnopmpoeal
lookingtothemleoftheimlandwouhlbe en-
tertained by the Spanish government.
”Rod Kane" Milo Will Swing
anruua, Pa, June ZL—Governar
Beaverwillnot interfereinthecaieotflled
. Km” like, the murderer of Paymasteulo
. Clure and Flanagan Thecmtdemned man
will he hanged “lads!- lib-MW
' mum.“ to the govm yester-
day, but without avail.
lore Consular Appointments.
Wmeroa. Janna—The resident yer
terday afternoon made the following can-
aular ll: Horace Greeley Knowlea,
enlatl'rankltrf. Charlali'l‘iuiLofNow
Orieauacoueulatlanefllsa
. mun-puma.
lllw Your. June 21—At a meetiug'of
, Wlluugarian-Americancitiaaulutnight
ruoludomwereadoptedthat the mo!
Bungariauau'ocitiaatJohnstownhadbeen
mfahandcalling on theprutoro-
mmmupoaalawabidiugelmt
0(th
III-tab thValtyrta win Kat (lo-’00..
lama. June 21—11» yacht quadrennial.
will-Q.” next wei to decide wimt
Mbbhwithregudtothedeed at
old. Ara-Ila cup. hr! Dun-Ivan
aotthhkfiieValkyrhwflieonpete ta
Gil-
Whaler-WM
me-I~Aee-Il-aeua-
MdUwUMat .Ipu‘
ales heath that
had ”Immune-t.
”A.“
Innis-emu '
I‘mhhm
new eel“ let m
I I ’15.: ‘
ii’mll‘ut-m
gin
does
the
V‘io
menu: mVI'rIea
Iowa am or Interact Carefully no.
, den-ad.
Willth E Howard, who won convielll
tee-- utiy in the Electric Sugar refining can.
was IcntIIII-I 1 Friday in the New York
martol gI-IuIral new": to nine ytanaud
eight InoIIIlIII' iIIIpI'thIuIIIIIt III unite—I pIiIon.
llr unl‘tllll'l‘t'flllty, IIm- III the din-chin
of the» lle'lithllllt', ldIt'hMVNtllll IIIIII Wooten!
railroad, [I ll duel on hIa yaiI-ht 'l'lIunIIlIIy.
lie liI ed at Orange.
Ariana ilachor, at Wanted, Conn. aged
ii. iii dud. lie was the olden luau in the
Itata
India" of the New JenIey State liniical
moiety, who hold contour-dons in the State
National Guard, have orgauimd the State
Iodico-lilitnry moiety. Utllouru have been
elected aIItollowI: Praideat. Surgeon (len-
erai J. D lie-Gill, Junon (‘ ity; and vice
We Surgeon J. it Love, lloutclalr;
mound vim.I president, Surgeon ll. (lcnett
Taylor, Camden; rometary. Hut-goon E '1'.
ll. Godfrey, CIIIIIIiI-a; treuurer, J. D. 0--
borue. Nonurk.
The debt of Jenny City will be illl'w
by nearly half u million dollars on Julyl.
and the interns! account of the city will be
diminished by the canceling of 7percant.
bonds to that amount.
A gain; of loafers in a “free and easy”
saloon, at i’ittehurg. solved a man euqrocted
of being a liquor law spy and branded him
by prdng a red hot writ iIItI‘I liia iloah.
The schI'Ioner Mattie WiIIIIlIip. which was
seized by the Canadian cutter Vigilaut for
allegtxl violation ol tho lhiiing law, has ar-
rived home Imder $3,000 bond». Capt.
Erickaon insist: that be way within the throw
mile limit for shelter only, and was not fish-
tag.
The president hue tirade the followingatr
poiniuionis; United Sink-a tittonIcys—Wal-
ter Lyon. of l’eIIIIIIyII'auia, for the meteru
district of Pennsylvania; William 1-1 Craig,
of Virginia, for the Western district of Vir-
gluin.
The directors of the [worm-d Reading and
Lebanon railroad have voted to surrender
the charter.
A dispatch from Putnam, Conn, my: Prost-
dcnt and Mm Harrison have formally ac-
cepted the Invitation of Henry C. IlIIwI-u to
be present at Rowland park. \l'oodsiock,
July -!.
Walter C. DoIIIII, the famous college aprlut-
er, has beaten liyem‘ lInlf—triile record nt tho
track of the New York Athletic club, of which
he is a member. llyers‘ record was 1:55 2-6.
and Dobro did It in 1:55“. Wainwright, who
had stty-iive yards start, Won second prim,
coming in a foot behind Dohm.
During a thunderstorm at Oswcgo, N. Y.,
Mrs. Henry Warner vfns struck by lightning
in her home and so badly injured that she
will wobably die.
[Stale Trwrnur'or 13am- 8. llamberg, of South
Cnmlina, dropped dead at his borne Friday
night from heart disease.
The Vermilion (Colin) woolen company has
been attached by creditors. Liabilities about
annoy, nominal newts about $159,000.
An Pant lound freight train collided with
u Itntionrir'y freight train in the Erie railroad
yards at Newbnrg Friday night, dcmiling
thirty cars and preaching eight of them to
pieces, TLo dntrrnge is about 9.50,”. No
one was seriou-II y hurl.
It is reported that the [IL-high Valley Rail—
mnd cIIIIIpIIIIy has contracted to carry 1",-
tifil),utll bushels of grain from Buffalo to the
on I-- dun at the cut rain inaugurated by that
r~:ulwutednys ngn. Till. Would be about
153w IIIII'loIIIla.
.\ cyclone punsui over rrortlIII'I-stcrn Blis-
uourr Thursday afternoon demolishing a num-
bIIr of Ilfil‘lllngfi, school how-s and other
proper ty. '11. o house of H. 1’.“ illiarrts was
blown to .Iiecm‘ and one of hurhiidren killed
'ermont contains 9 136 square miles; we:
settled in 1734 at Fort hammer, and war ad-
mitted into the Union March 4. 1791.
SPORTING EVENTS.
Baseball.
tum-r.
At Chicago-
Philadelphia. .......... 1 0 II 1 0 0 0 0 0~2
Chicago .............. 020000001—5
Batteries: Gleason and Clean-urn Krock and
Darling.
At lodiarrapoliy—
indiurinpolla ........... '2 2 2 1 0 1 0. II (L-té
Washington. .. ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0-45
Batteries: Boyle and Buckley, Haddock and
Daily.
At t:ic\'ciaud~
Cleveland... ....... 0 0 0 ’J 1 0 0 0 3—0
NewYork .. I! 517 o 0 0 4 x—-17
llntterla: Spnigrro and Strtclille. Keefe and
Ewing.
At “Holman—
lbrstmr miiru- postponed: min.
AMLLTIUK.
1“ Philadelphia -
AtlIlt'lic. ..,..'....0 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0—3
Columbus ............. 000000000—0
Batteries: SI: ward and Robinson. \\ idner and
O'Connor.
At (.‘inannatl—
Klnsast’ity ........... 10010000 '2
Cincinnati ........ 31210 0 ’J 0 2—9
Batteries: Sowdm iloovcrA’iau and Earle.
At Inuievflle—
Moisvilhn. ....... t) l 0 0 0 l t) 1 0—3
Ethane... ..... 000340001-7
Batteries: Ramsey and \‘aughn,(‘hambcrlain
andMillizan.
MBmolI-lyn—
Sophie.
mun: can
MWorecster—
Worcester. ....000000101—2
lieu-ark ............... 0 0 0 0 i) 0 o 5 1-5
Batterica Bur-kit: and Wilton, booms and
’ At Lowell—
Lowell........ ...... 10 2 0 0 0 'l 0 0—0
JerkyCity ........... 231000011»?
Batteries Sullivan and (3min, Daly and
Ballad. '
Atliew Haven— '
Kevllaven ............ .. ...... .0 0 0 0 o 0—0
Eartford ....................... 0 0 o 0 1 1—2
Batteries. DonnandO'RonrkaU ellaud
Hoolic. Calledonaccount ofrahl‘.
At Malo—
Buflalo ................ 20 2 0 0 0 0 0 0—4
Toledo. .0 0 0 0 0 o 0 1 0—]
Batteries: Chadd-erbiuand'lbayeerIs hrnaa
all for drunk-Ile- neatly,“ ill-wip-
paedthatheshotthewauaafweauinghh
Over the We Veto.
Jufl—henahbyavoh
cLEVElANil S
SUPElllllfl
BIKING Plilllllll
THE PIIIIEST lllll BEST
la made only of atrictly prim grape cream
of tartar. atrictl pure bicarbonate or
”Ila. and a aural portion of flour IIII II
alive. nothing clue whatever. lllltl
ll warranted entirely free from nlum
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
adulternule frequently found in baiting
powders The character of InIiiei-iIIlII
need. thI Ir purity. and the nicely of their
combiuaI Ion. render Cleiclnud' II IIIIpI-IIiIII
baking P. deer the moat healthful and moat
ecorIonIII ‘1l in use. and it always ailIII-IlII
wholemme, nutritious and dc! Icioua food.
It lilt‘f- IImIaeuded foinI :ily. healthful.
lean and elliI-ieney by Government anIl
State cl. mists. "h‘thi‘lfll If Boar-Ila of
Health. and pmfiwrm III IIIIlitnl'Ioua ot
learning TIlIrIIIghoIIl the I-IIIIIIIy.
Sold only in emu. (oil In Zulu
tht- mun Hummus. tIIIIIIIv. N. V
BEA
:Chlllcca“. Tea Ev: kaici.
"ZEFECT' II-Y “UR?-
'lT.
‘1'5j&0”:;
‘. ‘3 'r! 1 HI.“ 1011's I I.\'H.’AI.:
"I. ll." .‘
" Izl
. mt. Tint.
I'm]: !Tp, .‘un l'rc "’I'I
[9.11.1 Ili'l‘ON mo"
1). l.’ 11091111391111}
CHAS. ll. lI‘EllllIS,
South Norwalk, Conn. '
III-I‘I'I.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris. loan Glover. David I'IIIItI
ll. K Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Othera.
Below I" ll be found a ermplIII If tlIc rnIrlI rIrIie of
letters of I III-outage nIeuI l-‘mnkln .I Home .t him of
756 Brando Iy, how \oIl. daily rte-I III. The III-b
joined unloncikaltutimouiale (I from your frienI III
and net hbore. lattice and geutlcmen you know II. .II
talc-cm or their honor and einightforwardncn a Ii
who would rcom to be it party to any deception.
ll hat me be:- I: done for otlII-n- can be done tor you
audit in “lily to long” rum-r thn the Illcalmll'
recovery in u at your \uy door.
our. 0. M. FEIKRIB rare: ‘In 167'.) lwes
taken nick with llyI-pepeI-I and J. mundrcc ot the III III
dmtlplio red: mm: my weight about Iix'yponmla.
leufbrul: -‘Iou' one your and ball. EiIrvllI cg
wisdom I.. II medit IIeL: ii coo. ”magma. l-‘nw y
acouncilt- doI-toredecl'md ”lv um. i nInIIIIIfl
othere gar me the benefit.» of a ..I lit! Then I III-
dually pr. matted to take [Iowa‘ Blood Purititr.
After tall! Itln or lh'cn: " .cs 1 VI»! eutirt' y
cum] and Lite be en a m ‘1 man for (War III: your.
M88. 115qu Sin MOI :l. raid [II in“: h- Il
amen-r n: .Iovcd by Dr I' lllllliv "In. oi New York
city. Wu.- I-Kerylow—rcwrtullv crytoIlIeanthIy;
not abletowalk alone: mn- would Illil lII-al ’ll.c
Discovery c: rut III-r ecu-n yearn ago and lIaI bccrr a
well wort: Ir. since.
8. K. 81 .lNLBl‘. III-.irlyti Ibiy yII-Irs old III II
was solemn; eerereiy from a hard'rouzb ’l‘I-o
dccioreeaiu he had an "II: car on NI lung, ‘ and
could no: I.ve flaunt: heard of the wondcttui
rurce dore by Thctiuut liloII. I’tirIlicr' 1 II III
for It at or c.- and took it jalthlu-ly My cough dir
sppearcda .Il am now__ enjoying .ood hearth.
Testimony ol‘a Remarkable Cure
in Norwnlk,t}onn.
Mina Celia Starr. (now Mn. Charles
Bennett). Grant St... Norwalk, Conn.
Bad Kidney trouble, Dyspepsia, impaired clrcn
latiou of main running; was no nervous that
rhecould rrcit cr elecp not cat. Paid out our
eight hundred dollar-Ito declare. and was not. bent
titted one cent' a worth; health mined as much by
thepoiaoumedieineeu lry the dimes for which
Ihcywere-Iiken. she says: "1 did not expect to
lnehntaehorllima. Ir. ilowca was sent to me
by a friend 1 took his medicine nod have not lud
adoctor elnce. lwas not able to walk without in“ p
-am now .blc and do walk all about town sacral
timcsa dew 1 an a new pereot and I would not
hehxk wine! was for moaned: of dollars. I
warmer it Ihe beat medicine no! otl'ered to the
public. Dr horn-tack. of New York. told me he
would not have believed 1 could have been cured it
no had not recn "It done by Franklin llowce “Cul-
cal Dixovrry." Cured tour me- ago
Poll SALE UNI Bite'AnLY.
TRY OUR.
Bel. CIIIII Creamery Butler.
['1‘ PLEASE EVERY TIIE.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
HOUSATONIC BAILBOA ll.
BARBER! 8 “DIWALI DIVISION.
Corrected J.” 1001. 1.889.
m7
urn.
[mm 1.1.50.th Ar Wibon Pout
lunar. ”tan. swam.
817 “ 8!] “ 8.15 "
I)“ " 101$ “ 1051 "
”more. “hp... “Run.
”a “ 4“ “ 458 “
617 “Ind 0&1 "Iixed 640 “I‘x'd
8m““ 010““ 018‘“
.‘1 u 0| w“ .0 II 1031 II at
man.
man.
-_ l
I NORTH.
”.mmlt. mum Antlerwdk
”Cannibal Imaml’x‘d utilized
.‘ “I II a ‘1
It! “ 918 “ 923a...
12M “ 18])..1. Hilfimxm.
£50 “lined :11: rm ed
1‘ .111. 513 " 517 u.
p 037 “ 012 9..
115 “
”10 “liked 1017 "rum roam
eumv.
inn..- Data...
,‘ 051p.
'.ll.srrvuuuol.Viee -aad Owl‘ll .
1.. .Pavn,
I
19c-
Woudcr of the. Hill century
will Min: you money
MIIIIIIIIollI l
CENTS buys 3 IIII-fI-II’JereI-y
" 9 rlHIIII VIIII I. sold by minin-l
CINTE Your chIIIt-v of 12
9 IIIyIIII oi L‘iilIOO’ Valet. poo
aiding m .thtI. than.
in eye lured ponuln. inletr cut viola.
E» IryI c of linen veIII-I are IvIIth 89c.
bu! willwll during tiI;- eai- . IIIly one
at 20:: .‘iiCi'
I. on. t-- lbrigguu rIbl- Id and “'le all'l1
WI-.IIk for tile. '
C ‘I'IN H. LIIIIIII' lalbriagm
Vesta all "7. ll .IIt wonh
37c. Inch. ii. i a L-upoiI.
Gunner and Bus [101 III Irwin
Shl‘. WHAT WE UiI‘FEP. YUU.
('ENTS tlIIII -I lino tl‘lnlri'y:|.'- .II
Sll'r'r. ' i ‘I‘ I" 1""! Iiif‘I i
one u but w- who on Iluml
'0‘ on? Wel‘k II' “)0 t‘ut'h. l
I 9C3?!“ buy» 3 pwrs (iv-IIIIS
man-Ii lio- IIIIIII "3‘. IIIIIIII
lm‘ Ill
prIIII- 1‘35“. SIII IIII-I :lpIIIrII,
Il‘N'l‘S buy-n 2 "‘I'l" (:L‘lils'
NM" and li-' ey I ”loo-l rec,
uln- mud- lio-Ir ll laiIIIIi
eve w::cr.- , ' .III . .I ()II'I I‘I’E.‘ priI-Ii
2 pa re for 19-.
(JEN is. \'- ll“ I: -I Inc.» I f Lil
E 9 plying of II'. -.I 'zznf :‘Icy cIIIIr I
ad Hose. TIL'Illfl .IIIIIlII.V Very .
lino 0min anIre lI:Ir,._:IIII o: 19-,n IIIIr.
I l
I 9Cl'. l'.NI'S buys [IIir ll I'Entu
‘1
ll: noon llI- ~II. genuine Moods. '
tltlII-ra ilHl them III 19¢ per.
p Ir. Wegiveyou?potato-19:. l
PENN llilY'I' ‘2 UI ' .'~' I'!‘Ef|r| I!
I Iaiik r ilr.\'IlP 'l' . fI-Irr-in
Illllv'l or ' 't'k Flt ,III-I. worn.
‘3'II30 cunt- , but s-III- prIc- will i n 2 lo. 19c.
9.9 . -—
SPECIAL—HI IIrtII’ Fire“ : Flilli'lt’lg
Shirts hour 219.: to $3. III).
—~———+oo-—— —~ '
CENTS I-Irth. (‘lIriI-JIIf ‘30!
I 9 styles UIIIItII' TIII-I In lain“.
Sllllllt's, usual preo- " 'Wil' l-,,
eh
sale pr. Inuly 19- In '.ll
CLN'l S lI'ij ‘ '3 ("12' v. Collar-I.
“9 “I llf'tlll‘ Ii I II lin- .II:.Il-l ply
(In (1' (If 10 in. .: “mph.
own I III Wurt‘I 1-) in 200 film :I. rIlI
[mac 2 I.Ir19.:.
CENTS hlil'll
9 linen Cum. others hi'" Ihcm
at 200 single pair. sole pl’lCl‘
2 pairs iOI’ 19¢.
CENTS. Ju-t read, for 1 (l-IIIII-
9 Irniuumlrud Si III, Wl‘ll'r',
size; 16 and 163. Im-ec sill!“
are worrh 39o instead ol the.
CENTS. 1 Box (l IIt‘II Liuene
I 9 Collars and CutlI. UIIIVt’Ftrl
reteII mice II fie. \vIll oil -I
them at this sale for 19: box.
CENTS. B ;y I! 1 [our one
I ponders that an- vrorIlI 33c
pnir. But. 19c tIkI-e tin II.
this week.
I 9 Stylce. Ge nI’II (laid Cull
Buttons, or {OI one Gold
Scarf Pm, Worth from 370 to 50:. Re-
tnIImber sale price 19c. I
I 9m; 5m; om. no' . noon
:3 pair (L-ntn‘ III!
CENTS pmr. ch .Ic» .If 25
Wn Isis, LIght and Ill'll
('WIIIIIII no: uIliv worth 33¢
each. (let the boy om lor 193,
GEN 18 each. Boy-K Sill; \i'InI
I 9 I sc-r Tic-I, north SSI‘ ouch.
CENTS for 3 Boy's Sou-en
I 9 ’l‘Ieaerular price 10c ench.
HOSIEBY.
CENTS for 3 pair Ladien' Bal-
brlggen floor, worth 121
pair. A big bargain. 3350.
9
pair for 19c.
90EN’1‘S for two pair Ladies
Plain and Fancy colored
Hose. worth 12c 10 17c pair.
Sale prrce 190 for 2 pair.
CENTS bays 2 pair Children‘s
I 9 Black RIbeId Hone.
tailed eleewhere at 15:: pair.
This week 196 for 2 pair.
Lilli 1N1] HAMBURGS.
CENTS yard Hamburge, 3 to
12 inches deep. worth 20c.
yard. Sale price only 19c.
yard.
Big sale of Hamburg Remnants now
going on.
I 9 made Torchou Lace. :1 to 5
inchca wide, worth 20c yard.
2 yards for 190. this week.
CENTS for 2 yard. of hand
a
WE lIEAll. t‘Olll’l-l'l‘l’l‘tllls FOLLOW.
islributors oi Bargains
Bargains with would- be imitators.
STN BOSTON
lhe People's llry floods Store.
. __.._. -. -o-4~O q».-.
~ »——~IREAD CAREFULLY OUR—~—
PHENOMENAL
HALE.
How we can and do sell goods
A We suit. that is It sulc.
(‘l‘N'l‘S each. Choice of Inev-
--ml etylu Children‘a Lice
i‘ Illare, worth 33o each. but
II ihiII Week.
9
file buyl ll.-
“'1“ lIIIyII " .“UIIill Core-t
9 ‘ v-I .fl-Wfl'lnilly.
illllB '\ Ll‘ lDERS
t nsm will buy that: or
9 VI 5 Fancy colored RIh
III. «III srllr'. worth9I. per
yard.
' PVTS will lIIIy‘eyaIdII No.
9 7 In Movie Crown Edge,
siIIIn E-ige. (l. (l. or plaiI
\‘IItIn RIhb mi IIlI Others sell th
'fllhr width 1 19¢ for 1 yard.
i IIllil‘u' mil buy 1 yard ol
9 V.. 12 or No. 10 Mom
ITr-Iwn Ely». fiatln Edge.
In SItiI. iltirlon all IIiIk.
III III-me rib-Ion for 30:. per
Jill t‘tlll l'th'S.
- ~v w-«—-
L‘Ellil BllEllli.
I: (1 or]
Othersaell -
yard.
l} E'i'
Halli
CEN ‘I I i I bu,» 8 lih‘lll‘" c-IiI rIIt.
I ‘2 It III ”"11"“ 'hd to
r)- III-.I_ LII one.
10..
CE\ a ., .t' lI- ) (ll .'.IiiI- l" lure.
9: 1. n1 ' -I lie -t-.. u“...
tile “’1'. mm, ml font colors.
worth '‘3 on Lot «any 19:.
CEN' F‘Il will buy 2 Ladies’ colored
'9 border Handkerchiefs. Hem
e‘ti I:,lroIl iloe been. and feet
colore,wort‘I the each. 1!. sale 2 for
the.
CE\ h~"I.IIl‘l‘.. 1 II" L-dle' hiacl
I9:t‘. Icololred border “audit. r
. . i!‘iItIl.Ir.tl II'I'I
iI-p . bord :IIII Mn. I‘llllflllllllf'”)
At holiday I" ”We. kt », l-I wuhld I'- i...
.'y III-ll at 5| 75c each.
CED ‘I 'lllj'l! 5 lienlo’ culnrro
'92:). III llzrnlkerciuefé. Furl
i .I.I‘ Writ”! 106 (hell. -I
l! rlilI: this uni.
.s' ”III- 1‘ ’w- GEM-t" :Ilnl".
. cl .I l outlet it II::I-
I CE.
9: ’7 "Inwltu'n (ll.
lin n undk fIIIII eomr-z u I'u‘l ni'tudll)‘ 2th
each. SIIII-I ~ricc2 for 19::
lgClir'F each. 1 El: G-I'IItII very
LII. .II 1 c .I I d be Interw-
.761!l"I..‘li-I't‘.nll‘t
etrtched nr- II-t ml in. II- 'ril “III-In 33I
each. ALEW 't .\ 19I1r'.l:ll.
I Eli-é? 'E'V’m
‘ 1-..‘31‘8 each. Choice of II
landmine line If Fens.
haunt designs and worth
i ,q_
from 25 to 37.: cash.
I'EN'I'S for l Dottie of Rubia
roam. sold elsewhere for
35“
CLNTS buys 2 cakes Cantile
15' up. worth 15:: a cake.
CENTS for 1 bottle ll. & L
9 1:. ~ridu Writer, initial price 254'
h
Ia
H..JlIIr " COZ‘II palm lea.
CENTS boys 1 cake Colgate‘o
Lashmcre Bouquet Soap.
CEw is for 2 bottles fine Col-
0521", 1 ounce in each bottle,
I. I: h atomizer nttechrdmortb
200
each.
CENTS for 1 ounce of our
9 great selling Cologne. equal
toany In the market that
sellat 400.
CENTS for oued ounce bottle
of nice Cologne, or 4 ounce
I 9 bottle of geod Hair Oil.
Fine cut bottles. they alone being worth
CENTS buys one of our We
9 Hair Curlers.
CENTS for 2 Natural Curling
9 Sticks worth. and sold else-
where,'for 25c each.
CENTS for one handsome
Hand Mirror, orl line qual-
ity Hair Brush.
CENTS buys one set Poker
I 9 Chipa and Cards. Borne
store charge 50a for there
sets.
CENTS given you a choice of
9 one nice Leather Pocket-
Book. of many styles. that
are worthBSeeaeh.
CENTS each. choice of half a
9 dozen etylea and colors of
Leather and Canvas Belle.
Each and every one worth 580 each.
'CII en ii Ind. II. 'va as 500 and an hi'
'l‘llEY KNOW ONLY T0 COPY US.
-190
So cheap. A visit to our store
Buy your Dry Goods of the
Compare our Bone-Fido
SPECIAL.
A new line of Club. (lladeionc and
FIII lunar! ill UIIII‘I'
TTI‘t""1“'7
CHILLIES In" IIIIIIII.
I 9
"I’ll"-
CENTS buys 2 ards Outta
' 9 Clothiaanrluyof stripe:
and plaids. Regular price
on ”WM" .1 .315e. per yard, but for
III II 'I 2 yum-I for 190-.
CENT: yard. All wool Chal-
1:" -a In a variety of patterns
I... .1 line aumnier eoloriuge.
(‘ 1-..‘I‘"!H will buy 8 yarda of
t I who. light colon; 12 yde.
: II 760. a dreea pattern. 50
I 'FNTS will bit on 4 "d
I 9 I Gimme. a, 1mg! 15
. arts for file.
i Bill's a yard. Your choice
.f all our Scotch Zephr
(l nghamuwarranted). \Ee
..I. III-- but "no in the state.
ill] IlflllES'l‘ICS.
I
{11'}! M
CENTS yard 54 inch unbleach-
, an linen Table Damask.
I 9 Worth "9c. per yard. Sale
price lilo per yard.
I 9 With ted borders, uzual price
Be each. but will sell at this
I'm! I 4 tor19.-
I 9Cl.. l‘S will buy 4 fancy red
pr :4":
49
Ill! II ‘ .'
,-'tjt
CENTS buye 4 large one towel!
"I ,.‘I'"; -' will buy 5 yards 18 in.
I. load ToWI-lling, worth 0c
:., II'Itd.
CENTS boys 2 yerde 18 in.
zomd nil-linen crash,
”Hamid iorleee than12le
Si.
buys 3 yards fine
-.. IIv (linen Towelhng. red
I 'l. in: check, all linen.
CENTS each White Turkish
i 9"}
I 9 Ina-is. 40a2l,extra qual-
IIv. worth 300
CENTS boys 2; yards, line
IpIIIIIIy. Uent'e Cheviot
19
CENTS buys 5 yards lawn,
i ll... figures. Just think if
you buy 10 yards dress pat-
er. I. oI..y 39g 'II' 5 yards for 190.
CEN’l‘S.‘ Seersuckere, plain,
9 {entry stripes, or plaids.
or tile tor (“105
Will cell 3 yards for 19¢.
patterns of 10
vert‘tiie. These. goods are worth 12“: a
ya
I QCENTS buys 8 yards of apron
(‘ENIS boys 4 yards Medium
I. ’ol-Irrd Drese print.
or dress Gingham worth 10
c-ote per yard.
fill cannons Duns lllBllllll
BOOKS.
EACH Choice of 500 volume;
cloth bound books. name” we
have oeen ceiling for 25¢ each.
136%}:52
2803.23: Trghte that are worth
I 9 Bashing Tights, worth ”INTI“,
BASEMENT. ‘ ‘
,WIIIIIII If ill :flIIIlII!
29c Special—Buys l Toilet
Pall, worth 50c.
I 908MB boys 2 pair of well made
CENTS for 1 pair extra
Bu 6 on or 6 cancers.
Bug: 5 TerPIatee.
Buy- 6 Goblete.
Buy. tinge Pie Tina.
1 andeouie Night Lamp.
Buys 2 Brooms.
Bil
THIS 196 SALE POSITIVELY ENDS SATURDAY, JUNE 29th.
Remember after July lst we close 4 nights a week till Séptember 15. Open on Mondays
till 8 o'clock, and Saturdays till 10 o‘clock.
McCall’s Pattern. are the Best.
The place where all these bargains him be loud in the
Forums: nos-ran stone
1 .
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I .: thte llripEd Turkish I
'42-. mag, regular 12} goods. ‘
[nailglldadstlfluidloft Hall Spring Style
Al'tlldhl so» so... Gaping,
“I! “I‘ll.“
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650.. 650-.
Manufactured by c. I. LEONARD.
3: Water “not. lltt Iy
AT 0081' 1
I310 mill! Sale
Piclures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
manomv.
Baby-Carriages,
a .
bargains.
Sale absolute. Going out or
business.
E. O. WHITNEY,
13 North llaln St...
South Norwalk.
EVEN ING
Commercial School
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(BRIAN Annette-l teach: at
Yale college gIves lemon- two enema-ad
week.
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811K Hats,
Gaps in all colors, rush
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Barry Bron. Hard Oil Finish.
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