e Mag-Ivar Til! Elli. 0F TllE “NILE ,1 " The Centenary Celebrated by Patriotic Frenchmen. « moments mason UNI. De Day Is karts see the rmlaeea ”York N Ilenri the M eel-Whe- ml. Muse-Wilma.“ lindelyihwlagswralleroeledesad Wmmum O‘IMtodeeoI-atetheststseoi “unleashed-g. AaDwuulsdew-ebrgiaahgtoqleakths monomer-aw ordersdhlm tohedlsat Atta- I.m Deronledr stepped m but led the crowd is ehewstwloulaager. mmmwnmmmu matinandtbemwdumstohk mummiesonw. a warme- sadd-lyappeandand cm. W the-obeway. At the otlloeoi la Pre-a fismwdmedeademonetration antimony wwearrseted. hm oltheialloitht “wandahratsdhypublicmeatinp M lfllhlahrlssadthroughout thsprov- hem 'l‘raaepsreneies bearing manta tloarol (lenBoulang-r were dbplayed in thewladowscithelaegasoil’au-iohandal othw Boulsugwlet resorta These device: cellediatha hybootlngsiromps-ere-by, hutwiththe excoptiosnol thedlsordersln theI’laeedelaConcudaandat theofllceoi 'w hi’rmthedaypsnsdofl withoutdlsturb aaceotmkind. Alrilllant reviewoi thetroops washekl love todayat lmgchamps. President Carnot m was heartily greeted by the great crowth thatgathersdtowitne-thesight. din YY July ll—‘l'he French cltiwsle allivlcinttyoeiell'atsdthe “DIM! Manivw-ryoithe iall oi the Battle withauandreception fits-park. Thelargshalioitheparkhad “Wellydacwated withaproiusionoi' tr'iv-oclrasdlagssndbaunera Thrones-lee op-edwithan cinch] reception to Consul Octal kunwsert, in whidI I. Barry lailhrdmrsaidantoltheli'rmchcsntennial ere-ninesmadethaaddre-oiwelooms. Tbooanlmsdeaiewresnarksiu . :31?“th by Cflrlsa Dr. lblaanleonpthowmpresidsnt at thel’renoh Benevolent society. lettus drqretwsre read by )1. L Laionr from Mt Carnot, Ferdinand De Imps, Mtflarrhonfll’ice President Norton. 1'. RCoudcglayorGrant, (lover-norm”, ”Wand-avail”: Meat Harrison's Wish. Pruldent Harr'non'e letter wasasiollows: “laytbehommoillhnce heperpetually Ilhd with puspsrity, contentment and pans. laythe French republic ever live amongnatlonsand inthe steadiast loveot thew-us.” Yin-Mtlrrtonwmhaeiollows: “lhavethehonor to acknowledgemen- dptdyouresteanediaroroiflrstlstult, “mlorfilocomplimtary terms whichit hcoucbed. You are quitecorr- lentils-uning my undies-able friendship tortbalandolyour birth. Allthochildr-I revolntkmwere taughtto hehiair landot France, andtorevere dhorthagrsatmensbe sentlw,whoso MMMlivesand iortunesinonr lug strunle ior treedom. I may, than mnythatmyaflecfioniorllrancewaea “Mmmgammkhdne-wm lrldvld during my oiiiclal residence in Pal-hastenbsuvedtocreate msnywarm will but to increase myintsrmt in myhsartiest congratulations on thegrand aehbvwnente of your country during the entrywhichhsspa-edsincelts birihto headmandmyheat wishes iorthehappi- at and pruperlty oi the people of our ‘flsrrqlublicintheOIdWoI-hl. lam. varsspectinnyyoua” Ir. Cleveland's Sentiment. Bx—Presldut Clevelandwrote: “Isendthe Mowing-shunt: ‘The irisndshipwhich lulu m between the United States adhnncehmedemmesncndandhinding bythdres—sadevotiontothedoctrinsoi the popular rule and hytha miuon they have null-talus todemonstratetheiltna dmaakindiaseligourmnu ”' l maul'elatter. Gorwnorliillssnttheiollowingsentiment: “I'hal'rwsehrevolution of HEB—a epochhthemarchoi humnitytowardlib Ctyandmlightalmmb—tbelilterodwhich haotdiamed hythe excess- thet the in- itial]: tyrantsinhmedinepeoplemd— rinsed years at wrong and opp-easiest. Thatall of the Hostile reeoundedover the worldasthedsathkndloidespotinnsndthe cyhgcalloifresdomtotbepeoplatos-iat tharightaadmaiahinthedignitycimtu. The mt clued at0 o’clockwith the handpiayingflie‘ larsefllaies." 'i'heiestiv- ashingtonsquare WfliIgtI-parkandlones’wootm atlas.- mmmcdom MWMi‘rt-nthhcitybdda ,v ”at lbrt Wadsworth, S. l, to corn- m-aatetheialiotthenaetila Thesswere hmvrnmwmw" W0 113““th iathethm magnum: ‘l‘helatleaallesgna. WW 'lke Atlantic- Assassination. III-II, :-,..I-- 1-: ”WELL-5L ' “DIE-"’1: mewuu “ p'J(I ‘0 flames lost ............. Sunday's Canoe. Alum-— .............. 0 0 010 0 017-0 Baltimore ........... 000000000—0 Batteries: Chamberlain and Illligan, Kilroy Mimi... Aim- Columbue gamecailed at end oi second' .Doouls, Fields and Duiiy; Sullivan Smith, Kellouand Murphy. TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. Rows notes oi Internet Carefully Con- doused. Theworkaoithe Coneolh‘lated TankLlne company, 0! St. Joseph, Io. ,werestruck by lightninganddestroyed. Ian-.075“. 'l'heoillcersoi the City oi Chicago, irons [AverpooLrepoI-t havingpa-diniatdl.m angling. 52.40tbedsrelictscbooaerEllenli. Bojamlu Johnson,agad2l, whores”. in Pelhamville, N. Y., wasetruck byatrain on the New York, New Haven and Mord railroadwhilewalklngon thetrackhatwsen mammm and Pelbamville and instantly Patrick Kiernan, aged 24, was drowned while bathing intheBronx river, near It Vernon, ll. Y. Edward Meyer, a ’longsboranan. aged ll). wassbflandkilled at New Orleamon Seventh street, by George Kleyl, agamhler, whoisnowhcustody. Two com Kleylmsdetbeir escape. ltisthougbt that thethreemen robbed layer before killing his. FireatBaltimorecauseda low of 310,0“) toGeorge Chipmantfionsmhalr manufac- turers; cocoon» Chattcrton & Webh,and 004m to the John Hopkins estate, which ownedthehuildings. Levi Ehrhardt, aged 23, living at Glad- ieltu,near York, Pa,” downontheNor- flier-n Central railroad, tell asleep and was killedbyasouthboundpanengertrain. Iackee, tbellamburg bank swindha', has bewI sntencedtoeight yearspenal scvitnde. WilkieCollins’conditlonbssmateI-iallyhn- wovedsincethelsetuniavorahlereporta. Thsiarmersandstockraisersoilhidleeex, Hucerandfiomerast counties, New Jersey, are greatly «arched over the a nose smug their cstfleoithe“llulsloliy,"and the iatalresulteoiths inesct’spoieonotw sting. Three cows in Kingston, Somerset county, havealready died. TboBtulomph,Mo., Refluingeompanyh- hemabeorhed bythe sugartrust, and has closeddown ioratermoi threeyeara The consideration is 318,000 a year. About 175 presonearetbrown outoiemnloyment. Annual-timer. New Yongluly iii—John liclntyrehar beenarrestsd for the alleged murder ole manmmedlclahmabout a month ago. Atthetimeoithemurder it wee .idthat Iclahoa'sdeathwes caused by heart db eanwhilehaving ai‘riendlywrrstllng bout towithlclntyrs. 'l‘hapolieeww claiInthat themmhad a quarrel and that lei-tyre kuockedIeIahon down,aud theblowwae supposedtohavscausad death. Iclntyrels heldtoawsitlavestlgatioahytheoormen lard-rad by a Ira-pt h. wassisotintheqila, to the wootb My alter the shooting. Tweetytra-pswa's ceptnrsdnsartbecity limiteandoneoltbegangidsntifledaethe nerd-u. ant-I sameness loy- lealx, N. J., July ll—Phllip Roach, agedfllflivingat lltAeade-ystrset.“ bsmarreetrd ia' ceasing thedsathot the ll-yeanoldsouotldwurdflilehrist. Roach wsswalkiugaloagthemsstwhuthehoy pp-dtoae-hhpathIMfleasdthe ladapmdt’hrewhhn must b b the “Within“. Theboydlad I‘ Wells's. Moelsgtodaymleeedouesiasnreatlresteekot SUMMER FABRICS Al figures that are'Below Cort in Every Instance. Wewaattoredueeonrlmmeneeetoek.aod bigneleearaespeeted topreveotear- rylngorersummer goods. ’l'hlsiea ehaaeeior alltoaecnrsDryGooda yet seaeoeshlr. Yougothrosgh our eIockeudseiect your choice audio noessewllllhe prloetonchthereelvalue. Par- ticular attentllmlscelled to our immeueestock oi COUNTERPANES. One, especially, st 850. Also our line oi crinkled Seersuckers. Challlos, Bu.- tlstee. Lawns and (ling-hams. And our stock of plain goods. _v__m_., INBIiLINfiNS.VIGTllBliLAWMWILLSlllflNlINSflUl ”4.9—...— 0.... Call and me what great reductions we are making this week in PARASOLS. Ask to see our 37c Corset, also our line oi Summer Zephyr Corsets. Great sacrifice sale oi JERSEY BEBE!) VBSTS. 20 dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests for 23c each; worth 35c. 30 dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests for 35 and 40¢ each; worth 45 and 50s. 25 dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests ior 49c each; worth 65c. We will open or) floor! Iy, July 139:. In addition to our immense stock oi GENTS’ FRENCH FLANNEL SHIRTS A complete variety oi new styles, consisting oi stripes and plaids, ranging in price from 50c to 53.25, which we think are wry attractive and at prices below average cost. DRY-GOO S BarIaiII ' Ilill continue in Hosiery, Sill Gloves and hills. We have the largest stock oi French Fiannels and Outing Cloths in stripes and plaids. which we also think are very attractive. Prices as iollowr, 15, 50 and 75c. RUBBER GOSSAMEBS. RUBBER GOSSAMERS. Extraordinary bargains in Lsdiee' and Children’s Gonamen, Lsdies' Circulars at 1.35. 1.50, 1.75,worth 1.50, 1.75, 2.00. Lsdics’ Newporta ior 81.75, worth 82. ladlee’ Weetmlnstere ior 33.50, worth “.25. Ladies’ Rochesters ior 84.50. No. 5, worth 35. Ladies’ Fadinhoroe tor $5, worth 85. 75. Children's Ilother Huhharde ior Si 38, worth $1.50. 4..“ A lull line of GEN’I‘S’ UNDER‘VEAR Always on hand for 25, 50, 75. and 1.25 and upwards. Also a complete line oi -(lent'e Tics for Summer wear, Collars and Coils—Col- lars 11c each; Cutie 13c. pair. 10c to 50:: per pair. -—-——-oe>——-——— Another lot oi RIBBONS Just received irom'No. 7 to it, plain and iancy, guaranteed all silk, ior 10o per yd. —————4ea-—-—-— MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, -oi which we have carried an extensive etock all throneh theseaeon. Have just re- ceived a new supply and would ofler to the people gzeatar bargains Ihan ever be- iore. ‘ Iadiea'CorsstCovereiorSG.35;45.50. 55and’lic. ladledflirtsiormmmMLMtl’aadlfi. _ ladiee’ Night Robes for 50, 00, 75, 1.00. 1.85. 1.50and 1.75. M.S. lie. 10 South lain street, South llorwelk. A complete line oi hali Bore at prices ranging irouI ' ‘ SCO Wudeaaad'l'laware. "flulbkuflrhhw’zew w amass. W W M etude. Isaac amusement“. m. a” d" ”m" Drastic-is. MID“ awhile anwlllaow 'Illsbu-sstwlllm mucosa-Isle yes a. 5. W ".- IAWI all Batiste Wm oer masons, HIM-0. Althwsmaalymyam-Nm rail-pushes team will he “a.“ I. umwa—mmxmmee-mameo'mm 8 Gazette ngggrfgmL-D No. W. H. MEEKER & CO. SOLE AGENT! FOR THE V .__._A1-_.__ 'lllllH WIS "Willi... Gas Fitting. Tin and Sheet Iron Work. STOVES, RANGES, AND T I NWAR E. Manicures ins Steam and llot Air Heating. m....... 85 Washington I La «T a + He Will leat- ‘I'hele Great Annual ltd-Inner lash-Iowa late on July the lith. rattlesnake—Ills”; Jugmmnhaaumum Mann...” We. may¢MMm Hematite!“ lwles “enacts”. heed “EN-ll... M. mama-sorrow. Oulbvwslkwerselllcleaeetto'elesh i For Styles Len 0m From Last Year HALF PRICE ! luslta UM”. ~ 'nlslleeet sale regal-o.“ mm‘r‘ "Mum‘s-Meg... Ierah lashes. I“... Wehaveaiewoiihasslush lsshee on which unreal...“ «I: HOYEITMM““ No. 39 Washington St... South Nor-walk. Wehsveersryeholeellock whiahwewliloluat thi on )4 7’5. At Cost and Below. STYLES' ————a-r_... Wholesale Prices! New A. DICKERMAN & SON, St, So. Norwalk, Ct. W. B. HALL & 00., Largest Dry (ioods Dealers Bridgeport, Bridgeport, Aro- Located [In no Main 81., Burner If Barron. The system oi selling every article at a small profit, but oi a thoroughly re- liable quslity. is a ruling principle of this firm. Mrs W. H. Jervis on Main St, has samples oi many of our Bargains, and any orders entrusted to her will be filled at same price as at mam store. Commencing June 1st. we shall place on sale an entire stock of a Boston importer that we have just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar. ~l’lcasc observe a Few Prices.—— Cheney Brothers’ beet armure Silks 09. 24-inch Black Gro Grain Silks 79. 60 pieces best Dollar Gro Grain 59. 300 pieces Plaid Surahs at 48 275 extra quality Surehs at 50. 200 pieces plain liobeirs at 25 37} and 50. 200 pieces new Challies at Gets. 50 88-inch all wool Dress Goods 25. 50 30-inch Mottled ut lilcle. One case 38 Mew at 12). ———Llncn Department—— 100 pieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75. 21 pieces two yards wide Table Damask, 35. 100 large Quilte at 8i. 5 bales good Crash at 3ots. ——Jackcts and Wraps:— 290 best 315 tailor made Jackets 87.50. 150 real 810 qII slit at 35. Handsome Bead Wraps 30. All Long Traveling Garments; were 88, $l0 and ‘13, 200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 79ers. We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Fionncings, Chantilla Laces and Dress TrImminge. W.B.HALL&CO Cor. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport. FRUIT PUDDINE! AnnetdrllciousDewergthatcsnhc rediulvrruinutm; ”Vanilla. Chocolate and lazmos heron. 'l'hosewhohsveuecdltspcak flehlyoli LI I For tho Lenten Season we have first-class, No. Mackerel at 18c lb. Mackerel in lo and 90 lb. mus, Salt Fish and Bloatcr llcrrlna, 8c. The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 321: 11 I102. 3 1h Northfirll Creamery Blner for $1.00, or 35s III. 3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for 91, or 30c III 4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb. PrestasnsdllerI-l HalsssrllI-Je twocausiorlcmsn Chowderlucsns. Pickled lobstersad lambs unregulated” ingle- IrmChflcePruuhlhc Fresh “1153883, 200 per d02- flfiwmg .mm'rs mm our? r WEI m .OIeIOI'I' tours ORDER.- Wflaveyusulsdtheeelehutsdnewnropmaslaoodsnhsyhestthual. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, 38 Washington St” So. lorwalk. '1‘HE Palace Queen FURNACE IS USED m maven. so. Ironwam. new answers. MBMwa-csgmm—uwh reduced to $3 and 35. Hillillflilfli closing lut Millinrry .._.§'|_'.__ A GREAT Silllll’llllil i will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00. Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for150c. ‘ ' White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 53. FLOWERS Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE RIBB NS REUBEN Ilfll 68111. Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods. If People will call and examine they will find what I say correct. H. Kr1eger, liohackcmo 110th Block, Main St., South Norwalk. Conn. DAVIDSTOW, FURNITURE SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS IN PARLOR S UITS. MohahflushSfiuwithDivans, $40. 00. Also Great Bargains in lounges. DAVID STOW, 81. as and In late sneer, leash Nee-walk. Ila ltatrs. cnocgmss AND Ilene T—ar m can erauo oe-——- T.” um cum mu. aura owoon. \ # an. ounces man no, mmmrrromm
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