v., any II.-—IIIII our.
‘IIIII Ira-m. «Ivan-a, M
assassins-Isaac.
"1:: Mingus... vislthsr
:' “MW 0. Tyler,» Sha-
‘ washout'lcyaareot amend
. r11- amuseme-
El ”lotions l'onr children—Gamma
fl. Lynne. Tyler, whoispresidsntor
MNaryooHegeJlr. Lackland
mmmWnnmnnaowo-Mmry
em Bbealwaysniadeher homeat the
whiloiuthiscity. Aalngularclr
Withstahodledon thesamelloor
hthsllallard house, whichisau annex oi
bindings), only a law rooms distant
Mwbsrohuhushandbroathed hlslastln
fimfilfillmr Tyler, second wife of John
hath Incident of the United States,
“gran on Gardincr’s Island near East
floapton, x. Y. She was educated III the
0m Institute, New York city, and alter
I“ thus t in travel through Europe
Hunt) W with her father m 1844.
tpfi. Inksilhr their arrival they accept-
invitation from President Tyler to ut-
tobda'ph-aaure excursion down the river on M
fie warneamsr Pfiuoeton. The festivities
In tb'at occasionwerc sadlymarredby the
at a gun on the vessel, causing lom
Among those killed was Mia Gardi-
‘ “than. His body was taken to the
Edna,and MisGardinar was thrown
I [fut doll into the society of the president,
I . Id peculiar circumstances attend-
: ' . a‘ a-‘s death.
first vflfc had diedshortly
attic am tbé White" House and the
Mtf‘fdnlk Gardlfloi‘ Inhrked atten-
“on, I'blahruultcd inth'air marriage-Juno
at, {sic ‘rdgmmrceea el htmnmr
Prefldsut Ilia-In she Ilsa over the
Mann "IIIIII tact, and dignity.
unassu- or llarch,l&1§,’l‘lrs. Tyler re-
fllsd with bar husband to the seclusionot
their country place, “Sherwood Forest,” on
fish-aka ol the James riva, Va. She ro-
w in Virginia until alter the civil war,
and thin want to reside at her mother‘s rosi-
duo's en Mister: Hill, 8. 1. After several
yu’ra' rslklsucs there she removed to Biol.-
mull. Va. lira Tyler was a Roman Catholic
lurdiuim. o
*' lg White House Ladlss.
time ago In Haycsdied in Fre-
mo, andnowlra Tyler isgone. This
luv-ll ‘ the following ”line House is-
o’disr: Iranian K. Pom'lfarriet Lam
ohmon, rant, Gar“! Mrs. lic-
Elrolerk ‘mmflndfi 31:33am d.
Malai- Lov'ry‘is m
N" W July 11. 465vernor Iowry
saysthat‘tbdshfll‘ho arc sllcoring at his at-
final to stop the prize light will learn that
earnest before he gets through with
thblu'.‘ Ed intends to prosecute every one
emanated with the airair, especially General
tmdent Carroll, of the Queen and
(ks-ml route.
"' I! THE BASEBALL WORLD.
In E
:1,
as.
- It:
IIIIIIIIIII Inn llll
Our Daily schedule of
Prices and deductions.
w» ‘0. ~——-
HERE’S WHAT WE’LL SELL ON
SATURDAY, JULY 6th.
The Inn gust stock of Gents‘, Lsdlre'
liens and Children‘ I- How to ho louno
Our res am [he Ladies .nd Uhildren’ ..
Hose [or '0c.
Our regular Mo Indies‘ and ChIlIlren‘II
Rose for 15c.
Our rennin“. NM “-115.01th £01.
an inn Hose? or 250.
4. “Bothpeopleant toBhfloLtbatthey
nughtlrlngnumtheucothsarkotthecovo-
haul of the lords! Hmwhiohdwellsth
hehresnths aharublm.” Thus thsyaddlln
toslnandarosoblindsdthatthsyasnottho
of thb sin. Cor-idsr thesignifl-
typltylngthebloodot Jesus Chrln;
alsothsem’eaiou'fiwellethbetwem
tbecherulim"toundhcrefor the first time,
andonlysevouthaainallScI-ipmreineam.
vi, 2;!1Klngrxis, 15;lChr. 113,0; Ps. lxn,
l; xcix,‘l; Isa. nxvll. 16); currylngusback
toEx. unfl, whaewellndltsorigin. The
Lord of Boatswill he cutr-ealedby,auddo
things for, every penitent heart that
humblyseeksflim, hntwhsu such blind and
blasphemous hands app'omh Him theyoan
only expect karath.
5. “All Isms] shouted withagmt about.”
It was not likethe great about when thewslls
of Jericho fell,or when thefoundatimoftho
second maple waslaid (Josh. vi, 20; Err-sill,
11—13), for theu it was a shout because tho
Lordwasin their midst and tho workwus
formsglory,but thiswas simply thcshout
of Israel without reference to the glory 01
God; itmay have becnaloudcr about than
outhe other occasions. but ltwasall min
with no powertoit.
6-0. “Godlecome into the camp." Whiz:
the Phlllslineshaard the shout, and under-
stood the cause of it, they were afraid, sup-
posing thoarkwnslu'aal'sflodnsDagonwas
the “but althoughtlrey‘tremble at the poo-
siblo Sl'flmdmborlng what the bud
heardot thcwonders in Egypt and the
wildernca, they are ready to make trial
W? of tlléll‘ god against 19-
and urge their soldiers to
be strong and quit themselves like
manlatthey become servants to the He-
brews It is notiobowcmleredatthattho
Windwnottbeflodotkraalnorflis
mlghtyifiow, M9 Mae] knew not their
ownGodnor-rslicdnponflim.
10.“Isnelwassmlttm; P 0 ‘ thorn
fallen-Isl thirtythousaml footmsn." ls-
raalwaachosen to rely upon God that He
might-Mimi: Bis power,and whmover
shutalladtodosoherdefsatwasmro. Two
““3 “WW“..‘I? "'° “'°"“
olyand y as npon,and
obedience
Lisle ’l‘l'III-nd Host for Me
Our l‘l:.lulIl' 450 black and colon-d
Our re. :Ilsr 00o Hose iI- LIela Tim-ad,
black anI Nos. drahs and --cIu-I, plaln or
ribbed, lI : 500.
Our nrular 350 Gents” striped Half
[lose (or 250.
Our rcvuer 600 (lents' plain colored
L‘slo 'l'hr~ all Half Hose [0 500.
1111'“.
Our trunk" 35:: Silk .‘Iliits, blacks,
tans and mus, for 250.
our 1" 'uliu' 400 Silk
shades (I 30c.
Our [‘1 -~ for 480 S:lk M'ti-I III blacks
and tam, ,. I 35‘.
Our re a“): 50c HIlk M.~
'Ilztta In sum»
:5 I'JIiucrd tv
I :Ils-r656 SIlk MI ta reduced In
IIIII’IIIrS5cSIlk Mills reductd in
Our rt. Illflr 95;: Polk M i: rI-IlurI-i I..
85c.
Our h I"
0d to 25
MONDAY,
A new “no of countqu'Inrn just lt‘
ceived. II- II Ir I I- "gal IlII it I lll‘ III-I stand
by, full 3:1} "'4' that usually cur-.-
siderI-Il : z.IIuIIIII III 513} we wnl or”
for 87¢.
Our Iagu' =
5|
II." 35.“ MI Sill: \I' I r IIIIII-
.I $125 0 unth- nu no for 3|. 10
1.5l l. 25
1. 35 1. 35
1 75
2 2.5
2 50
2 85
.3 .,-
350
Tea Gowns and “rappers.
Our regular 2 15 Tea Goon ior 1 85.
Our regular 2.25 Tea Gown [or 2.00.
TUESDAY,
Caminc and Swiss Flmmaings 45 in.
wide, regularly sold lor 1. 00, reduced In
Inherod,nIegniinIsnama 75c.
The groom things are required now of
everymnistianmdoteverychurch.
1L“'lfi'arkotGodwutakeu;0 ‘ 0
thotwo mo! Eliwere slain." The next
twochapt‘u'ltellof the journeying: of the
arkiuthe‘land of the Philistanand how
tbehandotthelnrdwas against limpeople
whasru-ltrerteduntiltheyworogladtore-
turn it to Israel with an ones-lug.
12-17. “‘Eliatupouaseathythewaydde,
watching, torblshsarttrcmblsdfor thsark
otGod.” Only twice ouln'de of these first
tonrchaptsraotlfiamueldowsflndthe
nameotEliiutheBible (chap. xiv,3; l
Kluglfi, ,yethellvodtobeflyoanold
forty years. Bedounot
auntohsvowalhedvay closely with God
ortohavsbssnveryintimatowithllimfiw
andlnmhlinglywaltlngtor
from army,hh heal-killed»
madam-aura to he more
flaukauiitsmfetythanuponcodaud
,as l! a mlnlstar
Our reg ular l 25 Swiss FlouncioIIs re-
duced to 35¢.
Our rel; ular 1 35 £5qu Flouuclugs re-
duoedto We
Our rogulsr 1 50 Swiss Flouncmgs re-
duced to 1 25.
Our regular 1. 65 Swiss Flrunclnge re-
duced to 1. 35.
Our regular 50c BIlk Gloves In black,
in a, drain and rerun. rruluccd 10850.
Our angular 50c Iiilk Glow-.- reduced
to 4'0.
Our ngular85c Silk Milanow (lions
reduced art's?“ 81h I‘Sltiris reduced
”Our rvgular 150 Ladies' Jersey riobed
- Vrsu minced to 110.
Our regular 28¢ LIIliI-e’ rIlIde Vests
reduced III 280.
Our rmular 45c Lildlrtl' LIIIII: ribbed
VI Its mlucnd II. 350.
Our r-gulsr 500 Llldlfll 147' la lI-reey
ths, low ncck. rsuluczvd to (I I:
Our regular 65c LIdIIIII' Lisle Jersey
Vista, huh neck, short sleeves, and high
neck, long sleeves, reduced to 500.
1500 yards 0! all silk RIIIhou. any
wulth and in all sham-II, radu ed 50 per
out. from regular pIIcn. Now Is your
.IHIorIuI Ity for Hwy (313'. not lIsi long at
Ill-I prim.
BURAH 81: SB}. ‘3
3} you!» In lIngIlI, .n crmms, pure
whites. pmlIs, light LII-Is. IIIIy hlue,
cI: IinnL, black-I, clc., Ito. for only
’30! II .leIctlcr grmlz- [0:325 In all
ilv all: ll’lOZIl’fl IIhz- Ides.
(lmt'n ’l‘:~n:-f which "II-ca 'y :I l-Irge
its «my I‘ . ' . 'II~"II...ls,III’l{I,~("III’I',
t‘ll,1§l.l In”: . .- I ..I.‘ '
JULY 8th.
2 Our regular 105 Milo-t Hubbard
Wrapprr lur l 33, ,
i (luv "gull" 1,75 MI-IIIII lluhlmrd
mepu luv] 50.
Our H’gulfll’ 2.00 diollwr l‘iuhbar‘l
Wrapper lor 1.75.
Ladies’ lI‘rcnrlI Flannel Blouses
2 25
In all six-III and erII-II.
Waist for 2 00
Our regular 3,25 Waist tor 2.75.
Our regular 250. all wool challias,
ichoice of 15 d: llI-unt styled rtdum'd Io
WU.
Our rI'gIIIIIr
JULY 91h.
Our rI-gul-Ir 1.75 SW'laeI Flouncmgs re-
ducwl In I. 50.
Unit's French Fl- Innel Shins in nar-
row and wads alripes.n gulany sold {or
75". reduced to 50c.
Our regular 1.00 Flannel Shirt in plaids
and stripes reduced to 75c.
Our regular 1. 258mm reduced to 1. 50.
Our rI-gulnr 1. 50 Shins, fine quaIIty,
minor-d to 1.25.
Our regular 2. 75 Shirts reduced 101.75.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 10th.
Our regular 1.50 Gloria Sun Umbrella
reduced to 1.35.
Our regular 3 25 Gloria Sun Umbrella
nduoed to 2.75.
Our regular 3. 75 Silk Bun Umbrellas
roduced to 3.25.
Our regular 4. 00 Silk Umhrcllus reduc-
ed to 350
Our renular4. '25 Silk Umbrellas reduc-
ed to 3.75, 010., etc.
Ladies’ Summer Skirts.
Our regular 50c Skirt Induced to 350.
Our lrgular 1.00 Skirt raducrd to 750.
Our regular 1.25 Skirt reduced to 1.00.
fluslin Underwear.
OIIr rauular50 Skirt, tucked, reduced
to 25:.
Our regular 75o Skirt, tucked, mill-gs,
rrduced to 50.
Our regular 1 00 Skirt, Hamburg rut-
“6’, reduced to 75¢.
Our regular 1 30 Skirt miucI-d to 1.12.
Our regular 1.40 Skirt reduced to 1.25.
Our regular 350 Cambrie and Muslin
Corset Covers reduced to 25¢.
Our regular 45cCamlIric Corset Covers
reduced to 350.
Our rrgulsr 75c Corset Covers reduced
10500.
‘9’...“
“THURSDAY,
Our regular unlaundrlcd Shirt sold for
75¢. reinlorced back and from, reduced
to 500.
Our regular 1 00 unlaundried Shirt. rc-
iulomd hack and trout, made of Wam
, suits muslin, pst~nt facluge, reduced In
lyard, sold early
'JULYIIIII.
Regular pros collars 110 each; culls
130. per pair.
A general reduction on all fans in
stock.
French Ginghsmu rrducsd to lficper
in the season (or 200.
‘ We make this great reduction as above mentioned,to reduce stock previous to July
inventory. Anybody in nerd of Dry (loads would no well to call upon
us, as wa are making an average
rebate of at least 25 per cent.
flavors.
mun-m
mrarsnm
then. We lass-m
wewiilpstlbksltaia
M aavsyoa the
our llllo 3m.
”ma-oils.
ham what-III Mmhwo-mdnmdmrm
”ganmfiwmnnm mmmm
'P” a” "" ”m "maul-l mm
”M0 "I‘lpm All our 01:0“an and
medyumlunemm 01:13.” who. MI "I" h. m 1'
SCOFIELD
.fiazette Building. Norwalk.
"W. H; nmfi’n’w & co.
sow AGENTS
.llflllll.
I
101%}! Inn
5
Hal:
WAT“
Gas Fitting.
Tin and «'11ch iron Work.
srovzs, RANGES.
AND ‘l‘INVVAR E.
bellman, given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
W... 85 Washington
' E mu um run» «I... ans-II Iran-i... mm Iain-on sun on ma.
slhr III was an In “M‘Jizlxa”
fliellu lladorvoaf.
Parade.
Wewlllcloasthehalaussolosrstoekoil’amols
Muesli-laminatm
Ila-stitched lvlss mandolin:
Wehauarsry
mm we wall on: filamw“ as,“ Want
‘1- M. .I "I [1.25.
Iakluit
auras suau. mmZgE
Wehvesiswoflbuslurah lash- lsu which stand-Is
sonommsm-mwmummuommm commandos». wan-immmuoo'mrmmmmmflm
ab HOY'I',
No. 39 Washington St... 80 nth Nomadi-
PARASIILS i Sllll UMBRELLA
At Cort I and? .‘Beldwf
”I
A in Styles Len [Iver From Last Year
HALF PRICE 2
A. DICKERMAN &
St.
W. "B. nuns 00.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport NBridgeport,
Are Located
0111119. Main St, [inner- uf Baum.
The syslnm of selling every article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
liable quality. III a ruling principle of this llrrn.
Mrs. W. Li. Jarvis on M1“) 8:. has samples of many of our Bargains, and any
orders entrusted to her will ho filled at sam-I pl’lC9 as at- main store. Commencing
June lot, we shall place on sale an entire stock of a Boston Importer that we have
just purclused at 45cm. on the dollar.
~Plcasc ob serve a Few Prices.—
Chenoy Brothers’ beet armors Silks 09.
24-inch Buick Gro Grain Silks 79.
00 pieceil but Dollar Gro Grain 59.
300 piacI Plaid Smalls at 43
275 extra quality Surahs st 50.
200 piecl plain Mohairs at 25. 37; and 50.
200 place- new Cballies at date.
50 38-inch all wool Dmue Goods 25.
50 36-inch Mottled at 19cm.
One case 38 Mew at 121}.
, —*Llncn Department —--
., 100 pieces Beowh Diaper, all linen, 75.
21 pIecee two yard-I wide Table Damask, 35.
100p large anu III 31.
5 halos good Crash at 3cts.
Jackets and Wraps.
200 best 815 tailor made Jackets 87. 50.
15Ilnalltlllqunlidv“85.'6 ,
Handsome Bead
All Long Traveling Garments; were :8, $10 and 313, reduced to 83 and $5.
200 Iain Cashmere Shawls at 79ers.
vs many bargains in Hosiery. Swiss Flouncings, Chautilla [aces and
Dre-Trimmings.
W. B. HALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
mammalian ’lulvenluata; Van! Clmcolatssudl
flavors. nosewhohaveuaditspcak M Ila,
For the Lenten Season“ we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 181: III. Mackerel in lo and 20 III.
kltts, Salt Fish and Blonder lien-lug, arc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 111 llnllieli firearm Butler” for $1.00, II 35: ll.
8 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweat Ito-y Butter [or $1,or 80c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter [or $1,“ or 28o III.
also twee-unname- mm mulch-Ia and
Wigwam inglavl hit-Chomhl’ruaaela. reels.
200 per d02-
macaw“ mm ”smart-r 1* ":
I
It. modular-khan,
IOIaIOI'l' YOUR ORDER...
'lsvsyoalrledllscsldaatsdnewmcamd Goods; they bean-a! .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
88 Washington 8t.. Bo. Ids-walk.
“—7
Palace Queen
'FURNAOE
_ Is nan-n rs
NORWAIIK.
80. NORWAIIK.
EAST NORWALK.
—
' Aalla I.
MI Ingram-ma.
...__ AT...-
I run 81011133
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unlrimmcd Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 2
w;
4' '
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~
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
RIBBflNS linen 25 III
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Good?“
_—___...._..___.
ll“ People will call and examine they will in
what I any correct.
H. ' Kr1eger,~
Mnhackcmo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN I
PA R LO R S U I T. S
Mohair Plush Suits, with Di “
$40 0 0
Also Great BargainsfiILo es
DAVID STOW,
91. so and DI Iain Street, South Harv-131:0. ultra.
osocsmss AND 'IIIEAr.
—-——ar my can arm or-—-
1'. 3m Gum arson.
SPBIIGWOOD.
ALL ORDERS FILLED PIOMP’I‘IIE.
Norwalk Chronicler