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niece-Whole Race.
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W'M‘fl'htlday, when Cornell's timr
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The to! Bulgaria huobtalaed
alcaa ol £1,010,000 from a bank in New
Yorkflty. ‘
”WHOLESALE POISONING.
lee cram Knacks Our llany Healekera.
serpaue or line the cause"
Due Horne, 1a., July 6.--’l'he celebration
atAdalrhada-eriour termination, nearlya
hundred people lnving been poisoned by eatr
ingicecream. Theywereata general pic-
nic, and alter dinner the by accre-
were taken with terriblepalna It waetound
thatth'elcecrgam ,wae made in acme new
canaandltiathought thatrulphateof line
lromthounuenta’ad theoream. Ouephy.
eician war poi-cad, and that left but two
doctorstoatierni to the t crowd of
stricken people.» ‘lt ll thought that all, save
pomihly one or two, will recover.
0n. Cur, Pa, ,luly d—Elghteen peraona
were serimal'ypo‘leoned by eating ice cream
at agrove near thlacity on July 4. All the
victims live here. It is thought that all will
recover.
Engines Cruel: Together.
Dracula, Ia, July tic—A freight train on
theChicago, St. Paul and Kansas City rail~
road-collided with an empty excursion train
fourmilcs above this city. Theexcurrion
train “all returning to Twin Spring, a aubur-
harr resort, wherea big Grand Army picnic
was held. Brakernau William Garrigan was
killed. Theenginecrs and fireman jumped,
escaping severe injuriea, except the pascnger
engineer, who had three ribs broken. The
engines were badly wrecked Ten thousand
people were left at Twin Springs with no
train to come in on. The night was very
cold, and fences were torn down to make
g Stock company, Ann-
I“ Gaitbdale (Pa) Iron and
thi...’ Ween more
(i 8;... nave paid their men, but
report for work in two weeks.
Theaignaturesuf other prominent firms are
expected in a few days. Everything is quiet,
and the situation isnnclnnged at Carnegle‘b
Homestead mill The workmen are watching
all new arrivals and are taking everypre-
cautiontoprevent importation of newrncn
to take their placea
The De- Idol-ea River Land Cane.
Wasrmro'roir, July (ix—Attorney General
.Swnaollowmbhumanddurlngthepaet 75c
rue-y. he had several interviews with
mAtter-neyfleuu'al ShhideandAtr
’WGena-allfilleronthernbjectofgov—
«Mtacfimhéhebmndnmfimhud
‘ urgingtheattorney
eulte‘hringni iuthename of theUnxig‘rd
Statutoufasldetitletolandgrantedtothe
Dy Heine: Riva Navigation compny.
Thmhdlmmthesnhjectol conn'd-
erkble‘ congrcdpnal legislation. Two bilk
title-,h‘aveheenpasedbycargren
‘mbytheprwent. -
wnmm “phenmnenaPpitch-
er tron Guinea-tie, Pa, who was signed
Aril?,1880,aramamherol the Baltimore
club,haehcanreleaaed. .
, ”wt——
‘ AI Alleged Millet Mutila-
Oniwamr,1ulia—No mu. amount
of excitement baa hem created in oflclal
chelerhcebythereporttromChicagothat
thencwlylormedlrkbAmericanRepnflican
abodatiou propose- to eatablieha Rauco-
lrflr republic inCanada. Said alcading
MH‘TIIO prmton of thelchemehad
betta-gotoQuebec to witne- themeaeure
of the fraternitybetwem theFruchand
thelrkhhetore theythinkot' puttingtheir
idea- luto ellect. Canada has noncom-
avaihble in the event ctanlnrunionuul
weal make matters lively jor the inter»
low"
a
Chaugea in Our Circulation.
, Wumaerou. July, s—‘l’netreaurry do;
gum" MM amt or, u
. ,W showranetdecrean or ‘
39.5, Wins the Minn-uh 01.1
'l'hdewaaadecreanot 812,251,” in
“Mata, 88.5“,” in national bank
nob, 51,81th United States notes. W,-
rroinpueurn, main in ataudard diver
dollan. andau iuaeaee cl 51,554,6351nri1vrr
crrtlilcatea
ram rail or- Derrick.
Mmhflulyd—nelnakhgd
r
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HERE’S WHAT WE’LL SELL 0N
‘ sarunoAv, JULY "6th.:
The large". block (W Genu’, lelea'
Ike- and Children’e Bow to be (mad.
Our regal” 15¢ Ladle. and Children'-
lioee tor 10c. .
Our retular’ 200 Ledles' and Children's
tor lilo.
Our rerular 35o black and tailored Cob
[leer 'or25c. . "4985““:
Our ro-culer 450 black and colored or rrgular 15c Ladiee' Jeruey [’10de
iele Thu ed lloae [or 35c. V. «tr reduced to 1113.
Our rerular Bllcllme i: Lrele Thread. 'Our regular 28c Lam... filmed Vceta
black and tuna, drabn and veins, plain or reduced to 250,
ribbed, in 500.
Our rrgular 45c Ladiea’ Dole ribbed
Our regular 850 (lente' striped llah' Veil“ reduced In use.
Bore tor 250.
Our regular 506 Ladies Lille .lcne‘y
Our regular 00c (lenta' plain colored
v14", lqw neck. reduced to 400.
Liele Thmvl flail Hose {or 50c. Our regular 050 Lidin' Lisle Jersey
HIT“.
Vrate, high neck, short sleeves. and high
neck, 1mg rleevee, reduced to 500.
Our n gular 853 Silk Mina, blacks,
tuna and crux, for 25c.
1.500 yard. of all ni'ok Ribbon. any
wrath and in all shades, reduced 50p"
Our [’1 ruler 40c Silk Mitts in same
lbadea to. 30c.
cent. from regular price. Now in your
opportunity tor- they cannot her long at
Our Hauler 430 Silk Mitts in black; “n" prior.
and tans, tor 35c.
Our rej-ulur 506 Silk Milli! reduced in
43c.
Our rcguiurtlfic Silk Mi'ta reduced to
50c.
Our roaurer 85:: Silk 11m reduced in
Our regular 5008slk (Mom in black,
keno. drab- and corn». reduced to 850.
Our regular 00c Silk (More: reduced
to 4413. .
Our regal-ville Silk “ileum Glove.
reduced to 05c.
Our regular 1.00 Silk (llovra reduced
SURAH SASHES.
3} yards In lengzh, in err-«ms,
chm", pinks, light him-e, 1 my
l‘i’t‘lium . lvlncke, etc, 1413., for
2 in). .17- . .: Miter grndu [or 3 :5
1h» abnvv mt mmwrt um: den.
Gnnl'r Ta» . ‘ vh:('ll 4m (‘3st n l-arue
aetnrtm. 1-1 m ' ‘ pv-vlu," :lr~’,~c.irls,
pure
blue,
only
” in all
Our n. u'ar 95: 8.“: lasts :1 tinned t'
85c.
Our regular 35c all Silk til-1V: .-, redur
ed to 250.
til I.» .
(‘10, at a rim—elm ,, .dlbr'ilall.
MONDAY:JULY 8th.
A newline of c'vuntrrpanee just to» Our regular 1.05 Mutlwr
ceived, and amongst them our 0le «land: Wrapper tor 1 88.
by, fl!" FZL‘. lti‘nm‘ that 2: usually c-w- Our rr'gulnr 1.75 M )lhrr Hubbard
eldermt r- luizgain at 31.3.», -.v» wdl :«rll Wrapper [”150-
for 87¢. ~ ~
‘ a, ' r mm. g.oo...u-,m..l.iubbmd
00'! regain 51 Maggi!” ”fizlrfiég Wrapper inr 1.75. V
‘ 1.05 1.85
1.50
200 Ladies’ French Flannel Blouses
Hubbard
fl 5‘ H
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06
h
u
u
u
u it
Our regular 2 25
' Eln all elm-e and styles.
; Waist (or 2 00
* ' Ourmflrfi’fiWaiet [or 5.75
, ,
. 1:99 ’5'“? [13.51111 “‘ , Our regular 25c. all wool challiev,
’Our rennin!- 215 Tea Gov. rv tor l 85. fohoicr- of 15 diflt‘fl‘nl styles. reduced to
Our regular 2.25 Tea Gown [or 2.00. ;20:.
u u
25
50
85
.25
50
fiw..... N...—
TUESDAY, JULY 9th.
Cambric and Swiss Financing: 45 in
wide, regularly cold for 1.00, reduced to duced in 1.50.
Uem’e French Flannel Shine in nar-
row and wide etripce, regularly mold for
75c reduced to 50c.
Our regular 1.00 Flannel Shirl in plaids
and stripe» reduced to 75c.
Our regular 1.25 Shim. reduced to 1.00.
Our regular 1.50 Shiite, fine quality,
reduced to 1.95.
cure-gameromum reduced to 1.75.
Our reunlar 1 ‘35 Swiss Flouncmge re-
duced to 85c.
Okr regular] 35 Swiss Flouncinge n»-
dueed to 99c. .
Our regular 1 50 Swiss Flouucmge re;
duad to 1.25.
Our regular 1.05 Swine Flemming: re»
ducrd to 1.35. »
. . ~
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th.
Our regular 1.50 Gloria Sun Umbrella
reduced to 1.85.
Our regular 3 25 Gloria Sun Umbrella
reduced to 2.75.
Our regular 3.75 Silk Sun Umbrellas
reduced to 3.25.
Our regular 4.00 Silk Umbrellas reduc-
ed to 3 50.
Our reeuiar 4.75 Silk Umbrellae reduc-
ed to 3.75. etc, etc.
indie a’ Summer- Shir-ta.
. Our regular 506 Skirt reduced tome.
Our regular 1.00 Skirt reduced to 750.
Our regular 125 Skirt reduced to 1.00.
. ‘ 1', 5
4:31;. 1M4; ‘
n..- ll': 3, -
.,.
Hualin Underwear.
Our rrgular 50 Skirt, lucked, reduced
to 250.
Our regular 75c Skirt, tucked, will re.
reduced to 50.
Our regular 1.00 Skirt, Hamburg, rut-
Ila», reduced to 750.
Our regular 1.30 Bk t reduced to 1.12.
Our regular 1.40 Bk rt reduced to 1.25.
Our ngular 35c “ethic and lluelin
Cor-u Cover- reduced to 25¢.
. Ourre lar45cCamhricCgae Co .
reduced In.350. ‘ vera
Our rrgnlar 75c Cornet Cavern minced
to 50¢. '
11,- l’la'". b}; 1;. '1...r ,' J x;
.
'~‘ ,3" my .n ., .m» of; 5 _u; l 1,
RSDAY,
Our regular unlaundrled Shirt cold tor
75c. reialorced hack and front, reduced
to 500.
..3 ‘7 lulu}:
.w. l‘l-‘E
3m iii
Gent’s Collars and Guile.
. « r
» ““1"”1'1 2
.n.
Ragular price collare ilc rich; culls
oo laundriedShlrt, wimp“!!- Ml tlo
Our larl. on re- geoera r no u on all t i
lulcrcrdmbaok and nonhuman! WI" ’m- , m ’n
um muellu.pat~nt Mugs, reducedto French Gingham reduced to 1591’"
75¢ .. yard, cold early in the ar-amn for 20c.
w
I
We make thi- great reduction an above MW,’0 reduce atock previou- to July
inventory. Anybody in need of Dry (lowewnulduowellrocallapon
aauwemmaklugauaverage rebate or er lean ”warm.
.3, 7"
w
Our rr'gular 1.75 Svme Financing: re-
' a WaalrtngtonStm
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I: . up
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FIAT
on Store Closes at 6.00 p. 01.. Four Night of the Week. Remaining Open Untll 8.00 o'clock Monday Nights 1
and Until 10.00 o’clock Saturday Nights, and Evenings llrocoding Holidavs.
. ’ 31.; p:.,, ., e, i.‘ . '
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Wall. MEEKER 86 CO.
row A63!“
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1'
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Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and e'lreot Iron Work.
81017 as, RANGES.
AND TINVVARE.
humus given for
Steam and lint Air floating.
m... m 85 Washington
01'
noon From
HALF PRICE !
mom .gano...eeow. .........
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on...‘ Mu run-tr
..__— NIL—«p
Wholesale Prices!
A. DICKERMAN & SON
so, . - So.Norwa1k,ot.“
WT FHALL & (30.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
BridgeportI'Bridgeport,
Are Located
h e. no it, Burner of Bonn.
The at «m of selling every article at a email profit, but of a thoroughly re~
liabl-~ q I!) . ir- a rulmg principle of tble firm.
Infill. d. Jarvis on Inn St, has samples of many oi our Bargains, and any
mdmeatrueted to her will be filled at urn ~ prim as or mam store. Commencing
June let. we shall place on eale an entire crack at a Breton importer that we have
just purchased at 45cm on the dollar.
~Plcasc 0b serve a Few Prices.—
Cheney Brothera’ beet armure Silks 00.
24-inch lclack Gro Grain Silks 70.
‘00 piecce or»! Dollar Gm Grain 59.
300 plecr . Plaid Surnhe at 48.
275 extra quality Surahe at 50.
200 piece . plain iluhaira at 25. 871 and 50.
200 ‘ .9. new Chulliee ar 0cm.
50 . -lnch all wool Dress Good! 25.
50 35inch Married at 10cm.
One case 38 Mew at 12:}. '
———Llncn Department——
100 core Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
21 core two yardr wide Table Damaek, 85.
100 large Quilts at .1.
5 balce guod Craeh at sole.
-——Jnclrcts and Wraps.
200 but 815 tailor made Jackets $7.50.
150 real $10 quality at $5.
Heudeome Beaded Wrape ‘0.
All Long Traveling Garner-tr; were 08, $10 and 813, reduced to 83 and $5.
200 plain Cashmere Shawla at 720".
We have many bargain in Koaiery, Swine Flouncinge, Chantilla [aces and
Dre-Trimmings. -
I
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport.
333;; PUDDINE!
ialvclihllu'lleeaVaulila. Chocolate and lac-rm
lam ‘l'hccewkokaveuatitqink yoll. ’
For the Lenten Season we have Int-clan, No. l
Mackerclaat 10c 11:. Mackerel 1a 10 and 20 lb.
kttta, Salt Fish and Bloater Herring, kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 1n llrrllleli firearm Billlll for 81.00, or 35: ll.
8 1-: lbs. Choice, Sweet Bony Batter far 31, or 80c lb
h . Ilka. 9391;!”le utter tor $1, or 28c lb.
C Winn-- MHWIId
man in
O
with“ .two Cla-
dqlcdeyruv gin-a nut-acacia
Em an. 2° W .
. ,p as. one 2- '
» flwflfiemm 3&3!
w: .OIIIOI'I.‘ YOUR 0mm.
wmmmmmmmmm;mmmn.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S. 1
So. Ion-walk.
Palace Queen
FURNACE,
, 15 ll!!! II,
no. nonwaut.
ne‘er nonwanr.
. “earn-emu?”
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lirandSulhgfluning‘
The most elegant display of
Foreign Novelties
Ever shown to the public. A large assortment in
Trimmed and Untrimmed H
And prices to suit the public. Havé‘aleo ‘51
FANCY GOODS. ,,
Guaranteed Black Stockings at , y,
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed Kid Gloves. at $
In Ribbons we Defy Competition. ' So
. l
H. Krieger.
Mahackemo Hotel Block, ,
‘ South Norwani. "Conn. .
DAVID STOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL mnncunem‘s 11v
PARLOR: Sjulgi 3
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
$4:
Also Great Bargains
DAVID STOW,
91.5. and er lat- amu. ulna Irma. new". ,
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1.3113130 ,_ a». son.
All: 03’3” FILLED PIOWY. ',
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