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phi are Iaoaard Tracy, of Brooklyn,.lhn
m, Illa Cleary, Jack Barnett and
. Inflow. 'h’acy, who will be Salli
nah-fire, was induced by Charley Johrr
{flute runalnover until the 1 o’clock train
fl‘aaulnpaay him, and the good natured
. p acquiaoed. In theKilrala party
M m It leaat twenty mm, exclusive of
m‘h Ill-t luchargc of Connector Lynch,
h gab Whaling. Johnston, in com-
“1 with Tracy, pamd through the Balti—
”wheat and protested against more
“”mtld number going. “7. K
lllol’ollee Gaaetle representative,
unlallowedtogom board Kilrain’a car.
\mwavedhhhaudtotheen-
indium-raw mama the
w wheels were “revolving swiftly,
Mia {w the battle were at! lor
like Donovan and Johnny
' ’a around and bottle holder,
”l ,camaupjuataathen-aindieap-
' ' anihadtowalt until the 1 o‘clock
“i Mahtehourlludltenaud received
H‘s-am menacing that the men were on
t, the railroad
a hat, say $5,”
.. will be divided be-
A. alter first deducting ex-
ia, that if from
W‘fit’urachral railroad fare. Thenet
" " ottha gate mmeywill hedividad
{chewing pupa-lions. Sixty per
winner and 40 per cent. to
atakea are 820,000, which
tothegatereceiptawillmake
at about $50,000, an amount
{.maohatfllaune couflictolopinionaato
mun:- condition. Borne think he is too
‘ manhunt. “Tom”Allen,thclamoua
nth‘qamlu'Kilr-ain. Hiaeondi-
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lght. The'lWhaerriu‘ tleketa were arid
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oldllatorymwareooolpalladtotahtha
OIOIMtotheoutarrlng. Tum
ottheaawwadlapoaadolbalonaoea. Than
thaapaeulataahqan to get lathalrworh,
aadaooulthqanmhewhhlwadahoutthat
lanwrlag Meta couldba purchaaad (roar
apaealalora at Fiona ranging treat “to
“0. Several tlekata wwedtapuaadol at
wkzaanridwaybetwaaathaaehgureahoth
oueurtwocaaeaoutatdeprleelwarepald.
John I. Palllvaa'a M
John]. Bullhan waabornollrldr paranh
athmtonfllghbnngetlelllifl. “Illegal
toapariatll‘lll,andappearedlnaeveral exhlv
bltlouainBoaton. Bedklnotattraetgeneral
attentiona until the Joelle. benefit in law,
whenheappearedinthewind up with 00..
and gave the veteranaright handerwhlch
aent him aprawling tothe lloor. lib neat
match was with (large Rooke, whom he
lulahedinoneround. Aboutthiatlma
Sullivan viailod Cincinnati and there best»
ed John Donaldaoniuthree rouuda Inter,
eon out in ten rounds with small glovea
fight (or 854110 and the championship d
Feb. ’l, 1882!, Sullivan winning in three
roundalastiug 10 mluutea and 30 recooda
Unable to induce any of the heavy weight!
to meet him in a priaering encounter, Sul-
liven introduced what is known as the
“knock out" buxinem, altering to atop any
man in the World in [our rounds with Klara
and promising NJ!” to any man staying
[our rounds.
James Elliot came forward and met Sulli.
van in Washington Park, N. Y., 4,
18w, but the big fellow put him to ill in
thelhird round. At Madison Square Gar-
den, July 17, 1532, he met Joseph Collier,
better known as Tug Wile”, in a tour-round
content. Wilson, by crawling on the floor,
grabbing Sullivan's legs, and similar tactic:
unknown to pugilism, managed to stay (out
rounds, and got a hall share in the receipt»,
amounting to 5320,00).
Henrxt met Charlie Mitchell in a four.
round contest in Madison Square Garden:
May 1-4. Police Capt. Williams ordered the
fight to he stopped in the third round, Sallie
van met Herbert Blade and knmud him out
inthethirdrcund. ,., _ .. I
In , , Sullivan began a nine
gQrutastanding otter to any man to oppoae
him lour threeminute rounda with aofl
gloves. He met over lllty aspirants to that
distinction, all of whom he disposed of.
At Madison Square garden Nov. )0, 1884,
with John I. Iafltn Sullivan knocked Laflh
out in the third round. Eight days later, at
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Him ”I" tlhlldren'a float in be (“and
attheaamoplace.heknocked Budd-00c
Hethen signed articlea with Paddy Ryanto 550
America. They met at thuippi City, 850
In a tour round contest for the gate receipt
Billfilll Fill Elli ill.
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HERE'S WHAT WE’LL SELL ON
SATURDAY, JULY 6th.
The Inmvrt atock nl' (ll-eta“. lnclll-a‘
“M
On! "all“ 00¢: Hilk (ll-ma in black,
lane, drab- and t‘fl'lllt. reuucvd l i 800.
Our regular lilo ladlnmdtthudrm'n Our r’euular 001: out (iluvw minced
Hoar (or We. In 4’ of
our regular we ladle-f bud (llllldrml’rl Our regular!!!» lluh Ilium-m (Hum
Elma for “in. reduced In me,
Our regular 05c black and rolorrd (lut-
lon More on no.
Oar re. ular the black and colored
Lille Thu all Hoae {or Me.
Our no our the lien in lraltl Threld.
black and mandrel» and . mm. plain or
Orr regular Ill) lidh “Iowa minced
lo 80o.
Our regular lllc lndlra' Jerry, rlnhed
Vesta redir- o-d to lie.
Our "ruler 28c ludin‘ rlht‘ml Vrata
reduced l" 230.
rlhlled, to Me. Our I'l‘uhf 45c Lulllra' Ina» "Mica
Our relnlar title Gunta' ltrlpld llnll Vm. 'Muww‘luafle.
lime (or title. Our ruular 00v lmlm Ur'o .lt‘f‘W’
Our regular 00c. (lenla' plain oolnml
L'ele 'l‘lrrmcl Hall Hose lei 50m
HIT'I‘I.
()ur rctnlar W'Bllk white. black,
Var-'0, low uroh. n: luor d to 40-2
Our regular Hm ludh’li' Us v Jena-y
Yule, tn. h ouch, allul't .lvevn. and high
tech. long; alverw, redum d to 50:.
1.500 ynnla of all still; Run-«m, any
tan a and ”um, [M 25“ (mamaml Ill a1: aliadn, "ducal no per ‘Ufim "a
Our "up.“ 40,: Silk M4,, in “mm, . r. «tr-Irma er pncin Noe In your
abadea lm 30c "IN”"LMV "" "W! "HIM WI Inna in Goa fitting.
0n rimirtliclllkllll; ll I: ”u!" "
mad...) 1:35.. ‘ ‘ " ’"° ' - Tin and lbect Iron Work.
“gum... l:.r50c an: M-l'su‘Jumd i. SWEAR 35311133, STOV'xl‘S, 34:1333. ‘
Our regal-atria Hill: Mllh rrtlllCl-(l to 3} yarim in length. in I'lmtn', pure Ah” 1 l N‘V ARE“ 0
' . “'h"""- PM”. I'lllll ohm, navy lulu», ‘ lr'talalu'lvaalor as n .
Our rugunntl-"nd'lxlk Milt-l rutucodto mMmal. blur-ha, Mr... run, In: ”my htelltl Illll “0! All' Healing. ,
200. .\l U a f» ltrr gridl- lot 3 25 In all It ill.’ HALL ll 00".
lhr allow "If‘ll'lfil‘J'I, plaice.
ll-nt'n ’l'n ‘ 5 ioh ul- mny a large
new rune t in? m to -. liq'u‘. some,
41', at a rt\‘rt’|r.l,,_ udilul'rin.
Our "pillar 95:1.“ lk M"l§ rumor-.9 l».
Oi" It]! .7 if 35:: all Silk ll . v- i . rodlfl'
ed to 25c.
MONDAY,JULY 8th.
A ma :im- of (Z‘lln‘r‘l'il‘tlrrfl joint w-l Our regular 1,63 Hubbard
ceived. at. l illimllgfil thi-m «ur till] :‘Hlllll W rappx r Mr 1 2'3.
.‘l lllt'!
by, lull my. ~, ll; nm- that i usually n .n U," ,,, ,, h, 1"? f,“ ,,
urderwl ii ~..r.;nl:l ill “.35, “" W1” "" lWi .ppu to}: I 50 H M I ’r ”u umld
lor 870.
Ourregn ' $1250.43 I911 lt'2-fill'*l-1“ ".(‘lur r guilt”! (I) .‘l ‘lhrl' Hutu ml
,, .. ”3., .. .. ‘2; l tamer Xu' Lia.
“ .. l m - :- u 1.3:. '
la n lq-‘I - la n ‘5“
22., .. .. 2.0., Ladle-5’ Firm-Ii Flannel Blouses
u .n 2 50 t- 2 27‘!
“ 2 8i) " .265 , In -l| mzr- mrl .-!}’lr-. 0.17 n , Him ‘3 ‘15
“ 3 2.) " " 30" “hat I- r 2 M)
u u 3 '3‘) ‘ u 3 25
(hr l" -ul.ir 3 ‘27; W _ e' hr 2 1'5
0 .r r. ,"Jll’lf ‘13:. ,.
.h '0' ul if: «I (I. ll’lL'
20-.
Tea thorns and V. rants-ls.
Our rig :"ll L’JST b (in .. lo‘l lfifi.
Uur 'l‘fldl'll‘ 2.25 Tl'?1(il)~~fl lo! 2.00.
via-m ‘,
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TUESDAY, JULY 9th.
Cambrir and Swipe Florinmnga 45 is l
wide. regularly sold for 1.00, reducod lo rluced ml 50.
5c.
Our regular 1 25 Swine Flouru:ln,,e re-
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th.
”"0.“ regular 1.50 mom Bun Umbrella
reduced to’1.85. :
Our regular 3 25 Gloria Sun Umbrella
reduced to 2.75.
Our regular 3.75 Silk Son Umbrella
Muslin Underwear.
to 2
r {9,
Our reeular 4.75 Silk Umbrellas reduc—
ed to 3.7'. eic., etc.
Our li'gtll i' 1.75 Sun-i. Flnunc'nga rt»
Uenl'a French Flarim-l Shine in ner-
rnw and avid» airipee. ngulariy sold {or
duced to 85c. 75: mlurcd to 50¢. 100 large Quilxe at 31.
d 22:" regguglgr 1 35 Swirl Flouncinge le— Our regulardlflo Flanm-I Shirl in plaid: 5 holes gold Craeh at 3c”.
u to 'autl atrium re need to 75:.
Our regular 1 50 Swiss l‘lonncings rv-l Our l't'atllul' 1.258l-irl4 reduced to [00. JaCI‘e‘s and \Vl'apS.—-—
(laced to 125. Our mail" 1.50 Shim. fin» dual-tr. 200 but $15 tailor made Jacketa $7.50.
Our regular 1.65 Swim Fleunclnga re» reduced to 1.25. 150 real 3m qnalll at $5.
dnced to LS’i. <5 Our regular 2.75 Shirk "dam! to] 75 Handmmi- Bedadanpa 86.
Our rrgular 50 Skirt lucked, reduced
Our regular 761: Skill. luck. I', willie,
reduced to 3.25. reduce-d lo 50.
Our regular MN) Silk Umbrellas reduco Our u-gular 1.00 Skirt, Hamburg rul-
ed to 3 50. ll», reduced to 750.
Our regular 1.30 Shirl rrducrd to 1.12.
Our regular I 40 Skirt rcduc-d lo 1.25.
SCOFl LD
W. ll. ii 'EEK'ER & (30.
”I‘ll aonrrra
PlilSlllS
l Fir Stills Lell (liar Fin
- - m A'|'- __..,_
MAT“...
Our Store Closet at 6.00 p. ym., Four Nights of the Week. Remaining Open Until 8.00 o’clock Monday Nights
and Until 10.00 o’clock Saturday Nights, and Evenings Preceding Holidays.
At Cost and Below.
HALF PRICE !
..
Laniear NEW STYLES?
_.._. ATM
Wholesale Prices!“
w; ammo 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport, Bridgeport,
Ara Inoontod
[In the Main 81., Burner if cannon.
'l‘li» eyet m o! nl‘liln: «very article at a salad profit, but of a thoroughly re-
liablv quality. x. a ruling principle of this firm.
Mn. W. :1. Junior». Mon St, has remain of many :2! our Bargains, and any
crime untrue -i to lisr will be filled at pam- prior 3'! wt morn emu. Commencing
June- I t. we -l|".ll plan: on Sill!) an 9'. tire :9. cl: -,.t n Brion importer that we have
.jut in-chae» 9 at 45cm. on “he dollar.
*I’lcase Observe a Few Prices.—
Clwney Bollm's’ lest armnre Si'ks 69.
244mb B :ick Um Groin Sills 79.
60 pieces ‘m'ei Dollar Gm Grain 59.
300 piece? Plaid Surahe at 48
275 extra quality Somb- at 50.
200 plecv. plain Linhgim at 35. 374 and 50.
200 piece. our Cflfilllv‘fi at date.
5" 38All‘lcl all Wiml Dwell (loads 25.
wall-incl Married at liters.
One care 38 Mew at 12L
w~ldncu Department.”
100 pieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
91 pieces on yards wide Table Damask, 35.
All [rang Traveling Garments; were $8, $10 and 813, reduced to $3 and ‘5.
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 79cm. .
We have many bargains in Hoaiery, Swiss Flouncinga, Chant-lie Laces and
Draa Trimmings.
W.B.HALL&CO
Cor. flair: and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
9'3““ Simulating ,
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. Have also a complete liw
FANCY GOODS. ;
Guaranteed Black Stockings at 25c
A large assortment in fancy summer hose, prices similar.
Guaranteed fifiloves at $1.
In Ribbons we Defy Competition. -
Give us a call and prove for yourself.
H. Krieger, w
Hahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalu. Conn.
Amendelkloaamthateaahe lalveurlnataa;ltaae.\lanllla. chocolate and I
lave". ’l'heaewhohaveaaeditrpeak Myollr.
For the Lantern Season we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lh. Mackerel In 10 and 90 lb.
Ladlea' Summer Skirts.
Our regular 50c Shirt reduced to 35¢.
Our regular 1.00 Sairt reducrd to 750.
(hr-vet Covers reduced to 250.
reduced" to 35¢.
Our regular 1.25 Skirt reduced t» 1.00.
Our regular nnlaundried Shirt aold lor
75c. relnlorcad back and lroaz, reduced
to We.
Oar
lalorerd and trout, made of Wain
rratta‘mnalin, patmt lacing, reduced to
‘w w. “hm: emf?“
to 50:.
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I THURSDAY,
JULY 11th.
(leat’a Collars and Calla.
Regular price collara llc each; roll.
13¢. per pair.
larl.00unlauudried8hlrt,re~‘ A general rmluction on all [am in
l “Ck.
i chh “mulls-In- reduced In 15c pm
i yard. so“ early In the avaeun for 20¢.
We make thia great redaction aa above mti- ll.-u','n reduce mick province to July
inventory. Anybody in and at Dry (lurid: would no well to call upon
or, aawe are making-o average rebate M at leaat 2h pn-r Brill.
Ourpgular 355i: Cambric and Muslin
Our regular 45c Cambric (hirer-t Coven:
Our regular 75': Corlw Gwen; ro-ducrd
kltta, Salt I’lah and Bloater Ilcrrlng, Are.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 lli lliniiell Creamery Blllll' for $1.00, or iii ll.
3 1-2 Illa. Choice, Sweet Boay Butter for $1, or 30c lb
4 "ll. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lh.
MCnnedllarrl alaeartlrleroeaualorfie. cull Chowder Ia cane. Plchled winter and
mamndmedoyatenlaflam leracholternaehlllclh.
Fremh.E8¢m,u200 per (102.
Shreddedthduhladel tranche adwlllao twopeondaot oth-klnd;18e are. 'l‘rylt.
(Milwaukee-a. "curb" an- lome. urge Oahlornh nuns. and no lb. a Soap lor 10c.
rllra melee layer my mac
wt cox-1m YOUR ORDER--
W’flavayouolellhaealollatednewnropcanaedaoodazlhcyheatth-al.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Washington St” So. Nor-walk.
THE
FURNACE
_‘ p , rs um nr
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK,
Palace Queen
EAST NOBWAI-K.
he ‘ far-a- la
11-15-beme now
DAVID STOW, g
FURNITURE?
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN
P A R LO R S U I T S
Mohair Plush .Suits. with Diver/is;
$40.00:
DAVID STOW,
97. a9 and DI Mala Street, South Nona-Ill. lip Slam.
GROOERIES AND MEA
——A‘l' Till 0H) STAN) 01......
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armaowoon.
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