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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, July 9, 1889 · page 4

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Kirk wm averted by strkst dbrlpllua,

Thwawmtwo alumna rant out, sudsvcy

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The Author of the Blah-aid him

Raw You, July can. Gounnuélsl Ad-
vwllseranuouuceathatthsssrlesotflntters
”Prominent Puanus” which have appeared
during the put thus years in ThsNorth
American

("Gail Hamilton”). Thorn were seven letters
in all, smg‘which were two allure-ad to
Inlay line to Mr. (.‘ievsland, one to

Dr. Randal sadtwotonmssRu-sl Lowell. 50°

Contrast laborers Bent Bach.

Naw Your, July 9,—Adeihsrt Bsunicke
and his wile, who arrived here from Harn-
burgeothesteauisrlthotiawill boss-it
hackun the return voyago. Collecwr Er-
hardt decided that it was a case against the
ia’w relating to contract labor, as Beunicke

ssmgnged in Berlin 1170. B. Richards &

; , or this city, to superintcnd the intro-

dandy. 'Anaxleot the more hroka, \

its ‘ lining thrownacro-tho track.

' ’John Rivas], nt Williamsport, Pa.,

. W815 huglne. Helivedla'

a‘ ‘ ’9mb,rrrduflogftorturulrornacaping

Iv; Hum-cu Allegheny, was

‘ fill the aroma» is injured in the

£5.“an mmwinthecubrldlng

”Chill. lie with”! aided and in-

jw‘edhtanally. Allotherseacaped unhurt.

out” mm . .. .,. ,,

‘ .I‘saly tar a Lyashlrrg Party.

5m». IogJaly 9.-Racitemuntis

illatteverhestia‘l’aaeycountyoverthe

mdMBronsoaandDeputyShm

luakbynilland Jim [that Kirbyvills

old a lynching maybe“-

any time. Jim Illa 'l."was

. rnadstm-hhcspture.

. ;—.A—-—+fi~—~—-—

Captain CUE-yin; warm: I our.
during Chicanos, Gal‘Jfllyw-Fivoof the roost
Newark. lentcldxfiis'loflhh city have published

The 1'.”th they have,ol their

F98“ more asmniiial "frirsuls, interpmed to
Rest-.C- momentous. Jordan-Batch
evening. '~ ‘,;wh‘i¢h'it'war thought wouldlead

Thefadsnhagattheir withdrawn Iii
ill Wardrrdectugupmliatcher. Thong»
overhtitiomaresfillpmding. _

n'. THE BASEBALL wonLu.

it:

3-3

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If. till.

(foal liners llaet.

ALrooXA, Pa, July 0.~Forty coal miners,
representing 14,030 miners of the districts 0!
Blair, (.‘smhrin, (fienrileld, Centre and Jeller-
aon mantles, met in this city. They con.
cluded not to outer into a general suspension
of work, but decided to call out all miners
who are working under district prices. Cm.
sideration ot the eight hour question was
postponed until labor day.

Join-town's Fina-ah] Loss.

Joussrowa, Pa, July 9,—8ecrctary Da-
vieu' estimate of Johnston“ total loss to
date. including in ’ hual kisses and the
hasof'liloughs, ' is, private corpora-
fionsandlirecompanics, isfldllwol. There
should he added to the total stated above
0701550, estimated loos not yet
making a grand total of $8,055,114.

The Emperor's Close Call.

Banux, July a—Emperor William's Kor-
wegian triphas ncurlyhad a fataltermlna-
tlou. Whiletheeurpsrorandhispartym
Viewing" theBuarglacicragrentpioceol ice
hecamedisplaced, and atragmcntstruck the
emperorou the shoulder, dashing him vio—
lently to the ground. The emperor’s injuries
are not actions.

Jealousy Causes a Double Tragedy.

iMafvrasshot and killed hya-lom keeper
Fnamed Parks at Agnew’a, tour mils from
hanged Saturday night. Parka then shot
hlnnsltintheleftbreastanddied tromthe
wound. Thewomun had been livingwith
Parknandthe shootiugwaotheoutcomsol
jealousy.

tin-congressma- Pile Dead.
Kansans, Cal, July u-Itx-Gongras-
manPi'ls idled at'lonrovia of pneumonia.
Wheathe civil war broke out hoenlkted,
andhelorp its‘cloaswasmade majorgausral
inthe volunteer mica At one tunehe

holdthegovernorshipot New Halon.

ThsmcafivemnoftheAmmcan' Fed»
Cancun! labor haveimuedanappealto
«gunned lahorinaidot the 9,000 striking
Inlnen'lnllliuohandlndians.

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llamas. lam, July 9,—While Charles

'. F.0smth,awslllnowndruggist,aadllfl.

mrwcrnshootiugon a marsh nearlal-

rim river, Carrath’s rite was accidentally
, killing not" tnshnlly. Miller

Immawidowandonechild.

nauseating-unsure.

' crummy anomaly-sew.
bashin- yard, I: the footol no

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sh Your, my ‘a-znnm A.
'l’avlsh,thehsaksr,ot 1%.“me
Motthshrk‘mw‘thsrshs
ands his bans. Ila was in the seventy-

[handyman-age.

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lord Indy-en’s Health Improved.

 

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Burma. 0mm, July t-Jl‘waity—slght
m sill

wear-status

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“5.1750

' our only Schedule or

an... »

'lhu lurgM stock of Grow. lndiu’
Ulises and Children's Hose to he lound.
00! "gold! [50 Ladire‘snd Chlldrru'o

(or 10o.

r "ruler 200 Ladies' and Children's

for 150.

r roguisr 350 black and colon-o Col-
KOII‘ [or 25c.

Our ruuular 450 black and colored
Lisle Th'ead floss lor 85c.

Our regular 000 Rose in Lisle ’l’hrvad,
black and tans. drab. and worm. plain or
rihhed, lnr 50c.

Our rrunlar 850 Unntn‘ striped llnll
flow 10: 25c.

Our rmulsr 003 (lenht' plain coiond
Lisle Th2: ad Hail Hose lot 500.

HIT“.

Our rogular 350 Silk Mule. blacks,
tans and vcrus, tor 25c.

Our r-“gular 400 Silk Mitta in some
shades {m 30c.

Our rrgular 480 Silk Slut-i in blacLe
and tar» for 350.

Our logtllflI’MCSdk Mulls rrduvrd to
430.
Our rogulurfiic Silk hints rrduced 10

Hr

(lur rogulu'r 85c Silk listla reducui to
o'... n gum 95.- Silk Mitts mines-d in

Our 1» .goinr 353 all Sill. lizuv 2-. rmluo
ed to 25. .

MONDAY,

A m-w line of c-uutr'm ‘5 jnJ r9
ceived. W-Il amongst the: ‘, rio Mural
by, lull in», if: one that is ' pally Cum
Iidsrmi“ 'hnrgdiu at 81.3% .2 w.“ sell
inflict . ' '11....” '
Our reghlar $125 c-untwpmra for $1.10

“ " . “1,50 “ “ 1.25
1.35
1.50
2.00
225
205
300
325

Tea Genius and Wrappers.

Our n gulur 2,15 Tea Gown lor1.85.
Uur rrgulur 2.25 Tea (3:?er (or 2.00.

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TUESDAY,

Cambric and Swiss Financinas 45 in

‘ wide, regularly sold lor 1.00, reduced to
(San Joan, on, July 9,—un Jamie Hum 75°

Our regular 1.35 Salsa Flounc‘mgs re-
duced to 05c. .

Our regular 1.35 Swiss Flouncings ro-
duccd to Me.

Our regular 1 50 Swiss Flouncmgs re-
duced to 1.25.

Our regular 1.65 Swiss Ficuncinga re-
ducrd to 1.35.

Our regular 1.50 Gloria Sun Umbrella
reduced to 1.85.

Our mgular 3 25 Gloria Sun Umbrella
reduced to 2.75.

Our regular 8.75 Silk Son Umbrellas
reduced to 3.25.

Our lar MI) Silk Umbrellas reduc
ed to a

Our rennin-1.75 Silk Umbrellas reduc-
ed to 0.75, etc., etc.

Ladies’ Summer Skirts.

Our regular 50c Skirt wduced to 350.
Our regular 1.00 Shirt rcduord to 750.

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Our rsgular unlsundrled Shirt sold [or
75c. reiulor'crd ‘ hack and trout, reduced
“ We

Our r 1.00 unlaundried Shirt, re-
lulorcrd and front, made of Wain
outta muslin, pat-int innings, reduced to

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Prices and Reductions.

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HERE'S WHAT WE'LI. SELL ON

SATURDAY, JULY 6th.

Our regular 500 Ball: (llom in Mack
tans, drain and earns, reduced to tide.

Our regular 000 Silk (lion-s reduced
‘0 “c. 5. _ . r ,. ‘ . a; L d

(lur rcgolsrilllc Silk minnow mom
reduced to 05c.

0:" molar 1.“) Silk (ilov's redhead
to 850.

Our r: gular 15c lndirs' Jersey rluhod
Vamll reduced to 110. ’ .

Our rc'gulsr 28c ladies’ ribbed Vests
minced t0 23c.

Our regular 45c Ladlrs‘ L'slo ribbed
Vat. roduccd to 350.

Our ro-irular 500 Ladies Lisle .lorary
“rte, low neck. refiner-d to 406.

Our mm!” 050 Lidll'tt’ L ale Jersey
Vests, high neck, short Moon», and high
m'ck. long sleeves, reduced it 50c.

1,500 yards or all silk thbon. any
Width and In all shade», reduced 50 per
cont. from regular pncv. Now is your
Opportunity lor they cannot but long at
the price.

I

BURAH SASS. 38.

3{ yards in lemon, :n charm. pure
whites, pinks, light blurs. navy blue,
Cumin-"r. blacks, olc.. etc, for only
2.’ 00. :1. .. e hotter grndi- lor 3 25 in all
rim aim».- :u. ulloned Mmdee.

Gent‘n Thu of which so way u large
flk-r|'|nl-'Z.l - '1’ ir‘vlt ‘l (hub okra-car“,
lllL', til i; nth-tr u ; mint/twin.

JULY 8th.

Hubbard

 

Our regular 1.05 M tlmr
\i’rupp» r {or 1 33.

Our rogulur 175
Wrappsr lot 1 50.

Our rrgulnr 2.“) “other
Wrapper lor 1.75.

.‘l- ulhl I Hubbard

l
Hubbard

Ladics’ French l‘lmuel Blouses

llu all aizus and styles. Our rvuulul 2 25
i Waist for 2 00

2 Our regular 8 25 “Must tor 2 75

‘, Our regular 25c. nil wool challies,
figmen- ill 15 dlflr'rr-nt etyh‘s, rrdoco-d lo
. c.

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JULY 9th.

Our flgulwf 1.75 Sums Flnuucinga re-
duccd 101.50.
Ucut’u French Flannel Shirts in nor-
.rn-w arm wido stripes. rrgalariy sold for
750 reduced to 506.
Our regular1.00 Flannel Shirt in plaids
and ampea reduced to 75c.
Our regular 1.258hirra reduced to 1.00.
_Our n-gular 1.50 Shirts, tine qual:ty,
reducod to 1.25.
. Our roguiar 2.75 Shirts reduced to 1.75.

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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10221.

Ritalin Underwear.

Our regular 50 Skirt, tucked, reduced
to 25c.

Our regular 75c Skirt, tucked. miller,
reduced to 50.

Our regular 1.00 Skirt, Hamburg rui-
ll», reduced to 750.

Our regular 1.30 Skirt rrduccd to 1.12.

Our regular 1.40 Skirt reduced In 1.25.

Our rrgulur 35o Cambric and Muslin
Corset Covers reduced to 95c.

Our regular 45cOa'inbric Covert Covers
reduced to Me.

(gar regular 75c Corset Oovrrs reduced

 

Our regular 1.25 Skirt reduced 9- 1.00. to 10¢

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fan
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Gent’s Collars and Calls.

5 H 3.0. 2

Regular pr'as collars 11¢ each; coda

lllc. per pair. . _

. A general reduction on all fans in
stock.

French Ginghnms reduced to me psr
iyurd, sold rsriy in tho mason for 20¢.

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We make this great reduction as shove month-room reduce stock no... to July
inventory. Anybody in need of Dry Goods would no well to call upon
ht. is we are making an average rebate at at least 25 per cent.

 

Our Store Closes at 6.00 p. m.. Four Nights 'of 016ka twining 99°" Until 8'00 o’clock Monday ””37

and Ulllll 10.00 o’clock! Saturday Ilighlnand Evanlfigsl’rooodlog Holidays. .

 

W. H. MEEKER & 00.

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Gas Fitting.

Tin and Sheet iron Work.
s'rovzs, RANGES,
AND '1‘ 1 NWAR E.

intimates given [or

Stunt and lint Air Heating.

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A. DICKERMAN & SON,
- So. Norwalk

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5522525

costand occur“

A For Style: on liver iron tandem

STYLE

—-—— AT-—-—-

Wholesale Prices!

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W. B. HALL & (30.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers

Bridgeport, Bridgeport,

Are [located

0221112 Main 85., 825225 of 552222.

The sva-m of soiling every article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
liable qualit . ia a ruling principle of this firm.

Mrs. W. 9i Jarvis on Muir: 8L, has sample- of many oi our Bargains, and any
order! eflflnniml it! am will he tilled at same or we as at main store. Commencing
June 1st, we nhsll place on sale an entire stock of s Barron importer that we have
just purchseed at 45cm. on the dollar.

~Plcasc Observe a Few Prices.——
Cheney Brothm’ heat srrnnre Silks 09.
24-inch Black Gro Grain Silks 79.
00 piece» but Dollar Gro Grain 50.
300 piec .~ Plaid Surahs at 48
2'75 extra quality Surahs at 50.
. 200 piece-a plain Mohair: at 25. 37} and 50.
200 nice. as new Chullies at tiers...
50 38-inch all wool Dress Goods 25.
50 till-inn» Mottled at 19cm.
One out: 38 New at 12}.

————Llncn Department.“
100 piece Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
21 piece» two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
ill) largo Quilts at 81.
5 bales good Crash at 3cte.

Jackets and Wraps.

200 best 815 tailor made Jackets 87.50.

150 real 810 quality at .5.

Handsome Beaded Wraps 80.

All Long Traveling Garments; were ‘8, $10 and $13,

200 plain Cashmere Shawls at Note.

We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Flouncingr,’ Chautilla [aces and
Dress Trimmings.

W.B.HALL&GO

cor. Kain and cannon Streets. Bridgeport.

FRUIT PUDDINEi!

Amundslkiouammteauhe inlvewlnatssfllssalfaniiis. chocolate and llacsroon
flavors. Momma-suit yotlr.

For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at 16c lb.» Mackerel in lo and 90 it.
kltts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr Ilerrlna, &c.

The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 a (102.

3 lit lifllleli firearm Billil‘ for $1.01, or 352: ll. _

8 1-2 “ll. Choice, Sweet Bony Butter for $1, or not.»

4 415a. Good, Dairy Butter tor 31, or 280110.
. . smfimw. charm in cans. Mme! and

reduced to 83 and ,5.

 

 

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FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

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Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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Mahackemo Hotel Block, Main Sh,
South Norwalk. 0 .‘ .

closing lint Milli

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If l’eople will call and examine they will '

 

 

PAR.
now

Also Great Bargains in Lo
DAVID STOW,

DAVID STOW. I
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88 Washingtonian. ____:_ ; , 80.10"
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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unlrimmed Black Hats formerly 850 for 50c. 7 1
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 2

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