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m fiIth-‘wmon ”‘2'“??‘2‘; Pittaburg; Jdlm L. Mam, to be shipping
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And our stock at plain amide.

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“Jinnah. Bothcardoonwerelocked,
d n-daarnah {or thewindowgand
_ Iytlua time the train waanndc
hmdway.laurotthanclimhedout
.Omfimd the atrikerslinedthetracka
W‘lnnhall and Horneetead. and yelled
Wat» than our the mill pre-
filing the atraagen from entering the
yifll. Althetrainnearedtheworksthecar
Iltwhlelthnewmeam confinedwneatr
lafie’dwith stones and clinkerrthrown by

Philadelphia. Hr. Morton h a aon of Oliver
Horton.

T. C. Erana, a Mn advertiaing agent,
Installed. Liabilities, «0.0011; a-eia, $25,-
000. Be oflera fitty outta on the dolhr.

Ancillary letters 0! administration lure
been granted tollabel C.T. Kthonia
the matter- ol the eatate oi the late Warh-
ington Irving Bishop. The estate amounta
to m in roomy deposited in a Philadelphia

nk.

tiedrlkerl. Windowewere lwokenand

A navalmnrt martial has been ordered to
normal of the ceenpnta of the car were common Ann-polls on Tuesday. July I“.
m One man received a mug cut 1., for the trial of Capt. Harrington {or running
”hum When thecardoor ‘3. the (loiutellatioa aground near Norfolk,
fimmmm ran to thehiliand Jam 18.."
*ped. ' Greer two were caught and heat- The National Confectioners’ association
u. only these! the M4112!) in the car has elected Jacob Ema, 0! Cincinnati, preei.
WEMMg fiemili. Sheri! Mo dent; John B. Hawk-y, of New York, vice
miles, who witncmd the proceedings, president; Harlin Dawson, 0! Chicago, aeo-

 
 
 
 

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mac-:7.“ apeeial city areetiagto
Witty

ealaate'flb'cWYancl*ftook a large force of

deputh‘btlldwotle. ‘
Infill: New Men to Stay Away.

wwmiam Martin, it the Anal.

eta-tad Awnion air-"1m and Bud

Workers. lldl‘ktahlidted headquarters in

and will take charge or direct

in the strike He has sent cornmitteu

I" nra‘th,eaet and west to will: all ironand Warfield, of Massachusetts. supreme corra-

atul worker: to shy away from Homestead
Bow Sign-Ia to the Beale. ‘

printed asochtion acale. ”they ..
marlyIMn~ .. ', ""Jx‘steal
. , , _u" 'th street
"' Interim-Moore-

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' ‘ AI We Alleged Blow-ent-

fi' Mumfdnly 11-h is stated that
‘jlai'k‘ H‘Willaulton, aged :13, and Mary L
M’Wfl, haveeloped,the former leav-
’, “a'wlhanrlthreecbildren. Danltonume

EWIWcarrler here. Bewaa a crack
i‘haltotand.butlorillneu,would breac-
' ‘ the "machine“: teamto
‘hd. Iththonghtthecwple havenot

. _ 'l'ha laetltnte o! lnatrnetlon.
2 Bantam, N. l1, July lit—At the buri-
rncaruleaoltheAmerican Instituteotln-
’dmctim Preddent Littlefleldand the pr,
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rotary; C. K Miller, of Philadelphia, tren-
nror.

The supreme council of the American Order
at Steam Engineers has choaen J. Young,
In, of New York, supreme chic! engineer;
Jeremiah Leahy. Jr.. of New Jeraey, Int
amistant chiel; Charles l9. Jocks. of him
chneette, supreme recording engineer; W. V.

spondipg engineer; William 11 Jamie, J. ll.
[”7WW. Dish], executive ol-

foil mencxt council will be at Philadel-
. ' next July.

Another Hatfield-McCoy Ilnrder.
Cnanus‘rox, W. \'a., July lit—Frank
Phillips, one or the Hatfield—McCoy gang,
for whom there is a large reward odemed in
this state, was at Grundy, Va..'handling a
Winchester rifle and revolver with remarks
that he would “do“ the people He atrnck
William Keiser,an attorney, on the had
with the revolver, dangerously wounding
him.’ While he was punishing Kciaer a
young man aprung and caught h'm arm as he
fired. . Keiser was shot and killed. Phillipe
has gone to the mountains.

rhA Watch Chain in Illa Knee.
W, Va, July l‘.’..—-»Dr. Car-
michael. 0t thh city, was called to attend the
am of In. Euatice Moncure, who waa arr
parutly entering from a troublesome cough.
Unoa examining the child’s threat the doctw
found inrto! a watch chain protruding (run
thenaealcanaljnto the throat. Theehala,
about six inches long, with an acorn charm
attached to one end of it, was taken iron the
child’s nostril. The operation, a very deli-
cate one, was succcessfnl and did not injure
the child.

Bytbc bursting of an ether retort Drs.
Friche and Boernerhave were fatally injured
in Dr. Konnlg‘e laboratory at Hunter.

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Prealdeatlal Appointmuta.

Warmemx, July 12. -—'l'he president
made the following appointments: Alexander
Helena, 0! New York, to he anpervflng
inapector of steam veeeeh for the Ninth dia-
trict (Male, N. Y.). To be collector ot
mutants-Henry H. Lyman, 0! new York,
lorthediatrictoanwego, N. Y. in beeril-
Ictnr oi internal revenue—Frank F. Orcntt,

”Win.
Inedpath on the Richmond latterl.

Yon, July lit—A special am
to The Continental Advertist from
vcir, It, aaya that Jam Redpath, inr-

tlmt we “ ‘thnr left-a were
may In. Britain, “Gail Wm,”
nu Flatt and anothwriterwhoaenarae
Ir. lladpathdoeenetrememher.

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JERSEY mean Viagra.

20 dr zen Janey ma Vesta for 23¢ each; wnrih 350.
30 dozen Jeraey Ribbed Veata for 35 and 40c each; worth 45 and 500.
25 dozen Jersey Ribbed Veete tor 49¢ each; worth 65c,

 

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GENTS’ {BENCH FLANNEL SHIRTS

A complete variety o! m" :tylra. mnmunz of fil'lpfc and plat-1e, magi g in prior
irom 50c to $3.25. which we think are very attractive and at prim-a below average

RY- GOODS

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We have the largest stock of French Flannele and Outing Clothe in etripea and
plaids. which we alao think are very attractive. Prince aa follows, 15, 50 and 75c.

 

RUBBER GMSAMBBS. RUBBER GOSS'AMEBS.

Extraordinary bargains in .Ladiea’ and Children’s Gunmen,
Ladiee’ Circular! at 1.35. 1.50, 1.75,vmrth 1.50, 1.75, 2.00.
Ladiea’ Newporte ior $1.75, worth 82.

Ladiea’ Weetmlnetere (or $3.50, worth $4.25.

Ladiea' Rocheet'ere for $1.50, No. 5, worth $5.

Ladiee’ Edinboroe tor $5, worth 85.75.

Children‘a Mother Bubbarda (or 81.38, worth $1.50.

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A full line of

GENTS’ UN DERWEAB

Alwaye on hand for 25. 50, 75, and 1.25 and upwardl.
Alto a complete line 0! Gent'a 'l'iee (or Summer wear, Collars and Cane—Cr I.
lara 11o each”; Guile lac. pair. A complete line 0! ball Here at prim ranging from
10c to 50¢ per pair.

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”+6.7"; l 42%;. 313?”.IEH 33:29 ”among;-

Juat received from No. 7 to lo, plain and iancy, guaranwcd all ailk. [or tile per 7

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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR,

olwhieh we have carriedanextenaiveatock all thronahtheaeaeon. Ilse-jaun-
oalvedancw rapplyandwonldoflertothepeople greaterhargalnathanevn he
tore. '
Ladiea'coreetOeveratornfl.to,50.bsaad15e.
Indiea’Bkirtferlfi.‘0.fl.1li.l.M,1.lSaadtso. 4.. ,4
new to.» Roba for so, or, 75.1.00. 1.35. ire-ml mt

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A. DICKEREAN & SON.

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molec-
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One out: 38 lbw at 121.

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4 new Challiea at cote.
“n all wool Drum Geode 25.
Mottled at 19c“.

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moan: alllmen.‘ 75.
twoyardawlde’Tahle murmur.

5haleagooanahat3cta.

———Jackets and Wrapar—

Jacinta 37.50.

150 real floqnalit at 35.
Handsome BeadaIWrapa at.
All Long Traveling Garments; were 88, $10 and ‘13. reduced to G3 and 35.
'n Oaahmere Shawb at Note.
vc many bargain. in Boaiery, Swim Flonneiege, Chantilla lace. and

[In Ila lain ll, lllllfll' ul cannon.

The ayezem of selling every article at a email profit, but at it thoroughly re»
liable qnalitr . in a ruling principle of thie firm.
In. W. ii. Jamie on lain St. has ample. of many 0! our Bargains, and any
adore entrnated to her will be filled at earn» m cc as at more atore.
place on file an entire atock or a Boston importer that we have
just purchaeed at “on. on the dollar.

~Please observe a Few Prices.—-

honey Brothed Met armm Silks 09.
24-inch Black Gro Grain Silha 79.

60 piece. cont Dollar Gro Grain 59.

M0 pieca s Plaid Snraha at 48
2'75 extm quality Suraha at 50.

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NORWALK.
EAST

EUDDINE !

For the Lenten Seaco- we have Int-clan, No. l
Mackerel at 18c lh. llaclrercl in I. and 90 lb.
kltta, Salt Flat and Blaster nor-ring, to.

The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.

3 Ill llirliiell clearer] Bulletin 81.00, or 35: ll.

3 1-: lie. Choice, Sweet leey latter for a1,er 80:: lb
I lie. Gael, Dairy Batter tor 91, or 28c lb.

hen-ht all-Mine“. Pickledlnhateraad
3%200 per (102.
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E. SEYMOUR’S,
- So. Ina-walk.

80. NOBWALK.
NORWALI.

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ialve-laatee;llale.Vnill. Chocolate rad lacunae

Palace Queen
FURNACE

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i will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed “hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 250.

FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

Elli-[INS REDUCED Her "so.

Also Great Reduction in all Foncy Goods.

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Il' People will call and examine they will find
vrlrat I any correct. ' . .

H. Kr1eger,
Mahackcmo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. 'C‘onn.

DAVID STOW,
FURNITURF

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN

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Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
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cnocsmes AND MEATS

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