. area tw lave enema ‘neeeaad a! the Iaeviveee My” ’ . Ian, Is-Jn. City at ”MMMMYM . 1““ astute-dammit.» _ flxmlaugflaaeland ‘ , Vaccine!» h . weeehluadatedaadhoulee ‘fiay. gamma" lost. ,- ‘lheasaad flea-elem. w Mgreatlyandhuu- Mbtbomplaoeeweraaleoloet ”Wmlrmamm I. It ANNUAL sumac omen Wm! ’ in the Tournament of the Twin“ ell. Hwy Athletic Club. Mul- Ih ,daly Ian-Tee third air game-ml the Cape lay City block Thewinnere are: Utilisation yards dash—Peter Vredtm» , lea college, I0 l-ha " high jump—E. E. Barnes, New , At letie club Mt. 7m. W yards-W. C. Dohm, New waramlenc club lln. 1835a wmmmuud shot—C. A Quech- rm, But-In island Athletic club, 37“. “0.. mil. run—K. l). Bkillluan, New York Athbtie at», 4th. 50;. Thanh: sixteen pound hammer—C. J. War. nan. 0.... MW and twenty yards run—W. I. Perrett, Bchulkill Navy Athletic club, 28 14a .ilalhalle run—H. W. Blecbter, Schuylkill Navy Athletic club, 2m. 6 14a Two-lie bicyclevace—F. G. Brown, New YorkAthletle club. Minted and forty yards run—A. W. a. m NI! Yak Athletic club, 56s. broad jump—E K Barnes, New m am club, 2m. 2qu mm... slow because 01 the rain. II. law Irish Ten-ata' Leagne. film, July 16. —-'l‘he Parnellitee held a ln'arnotnin the house of commons («imposed taking action relativeto thepropoeed Tenante' Defense league Mr. Pond] moved that it was “imperatively m tint the tenant farmers in lreland eemhlne ft: sell defense again“ their at- extermination by the landlord (on ." Thomas Power O’Connor seconded the ion Acummittee was appointed to pi'epare'a constitution for the new league. as committee is composed as follows: “a Parnell, Justin McCarthy, Thomas Ballet, '1'. P. O’Connor, William O‘Brien, My Harrington and T. P. Gill. M 0., Wiper! Out by a Tornado. Climax, July ld—The report that anymwmmndntrrlncemium Melanie untrue. A reporter who drove Amman that there was no we ‘ town wu completely wiped lint. Alarge brick school house waslilted hto the air and the roof was carried!!!) andlodgedinthetopofahiglree. "animate one: were cared for by farmersintheneighborhood. ’ - moron truth. Court House. w-Do‘arol, July Iii—Tho mgled body of lamueiT.Waters,aged 50,an inspector-of worknponthacourt homenowin 'theetaweaof building, was found lyingupon hedolrhnearthe Bomeraststreetwall of ”Mature. Behadevidsntlyfallmfrom IIteglngmveuty—flve feet from theground “mmhnbemimtantanemm A Railroad Sued. moon", July m—P. Sanford Ron and Jumpll ll Sanford have brought suit agaimt tb‘m Brnoklyn Railroad and Terminal 'eunpawylor $138,536 for a breachof con- tract. The plaintifle made the excavation for the railroad cut through Thirty-ninth street . ______________ learatwry heater Again at the Capital. " Bull-all), .Vt, July lbs—Secretary“ War Proctor, though not lully recovered from his neat illness. has returned to Washington, encompahdbyhieson,FletcherD. Pipe-tor, and his private eeaetary, F. C. Partridge. No chance for the Cup. leaner July 10—11» general opinionof yachting authoritiais that the Valkyrie has noclmnceefwlnnlngtheAmericacup. IN THE BASEBALL WORLD. leased: Marlins-Item“- gay-Iona; l’eiJeelailedWEM). . imbecile-splint: 5,Illlfreueetelnla Athar ~aeaICoqemll‘oa her orphanage shoal» directs that she be buried in Praaea. Item ll. Trev-W the New York locker. when: muted summoning: recall-god fraudulent anversioefiaaault Heeghthyhauelalllartttoreoothlt- “petitionedfuvdleehdrgeuudertheluml- act Aalherewasnooppoaitieuludal Brunt ordered him producedlaeosrl ludiecharp. “Wcluhhaelg'eleamdlflekglaav “dialled Henry orter,formwyoi mammary. The of the enrnnoyheeaa- thnleiuunet Bationdhanhoi mmheginhmiuemwlth aeap It led that the leading [nihliehlng henna or the United em- have termed a combination for the controlof the-elect educational works. The main object of the combination, it is claimed, is to reduce the expenses of selling lmbllcatlotn by changing the metlwds of competition the dliler- at hot-lat. 'l‘ravellng salesmen are to be Illustrated with and oorupetition with rival hone-will Incarriedoa byline-of lance andeiroularl directly iron the headquarters d lhecombine. Breadatuffe exports during June past ag- gregated in value 08, 1135,1108, against 87, 680,- wduring June, 1858. l". C Tnft’s dry goods house and a number of small dwellings adjoining at Pueblo, 0010.. as. burned. Ines, 88-501); insurance, 830,- Abner Powell. late manager of the New Orleans Baseball club, has been put in charge of the Hamilton, and Swartwood will be made held captain. Powell will play mound boas and Kearns third. IicBhannie will not be played (or the present, as his work of late has been very unsatisfactory. Manuel Lopes, governed? the Bay islands, b deed. Five and one-half inches of rain fell in Davenport, 1a., Sunday. The storm was the heaviest in years. Deputy Sherill Keller, 01 Columbus, Ind, was fatally clubbed' by Hotel Proprietor Henry on Sunday for walking with hila- lienry against her father‘s orders. A boat containing live men who were sky- larking capeiled at Stone Bridge, Mam. One 0‘ the men, Jeremiah Sullivan, agediili, of Boston, was drowned. The Philadelphia cricketers played with theiiloncester team, who opened with 311. The Americans then made 68, with five wicket-down, when the game was called. Two freight trains on the limouri, Kau- sas and Texas road were almost entirely do strayed by a collision at Boonville, Ho. The trninmen amped by jumping, but 150 head of cattle were killed. Owing torecent disastrous storm in north- ern Bohemia all the vines in that region,” well as the entire fruit crop, will prove a total failure. Secretary Lewis Resigns. PITTSBUM, July Ill—41'. '1‘. Lewis, secre- tory of the Miners‘ National Progruive union, has written to President McBride, 0! that body, resigning his omen Mr. lewie intendsto sever his connection with labor organisations entirely, and will go to the Paris exposition as one of the party of repre- sentative American workingmen. On his return to this country he will begin to practice law. 4 An Inerenae in Wagon. (‘oansvmsn Pa, July Iii—Kurt: e Sons’ Valley iron works, Worth Brothera' Viaduct and Brandywine Iron milk, and Hudson e Bons’ iron and steel milk have posted notices to their workmen that a raffle of 25 cents per ton will be paid hereafter in their peddling departments, making the pricetaho per ton. Theyare all running full time In. Carter Denied a New Trial. CHICAGO, July 16.—-In the superior court Judge Jamieson overnlled the motion for a new trial' In the divorce case and entered a decreeof divorce in favor of later Carter. He also gave Ilr. Carter absolute control of me boy Dudley, lira Carter having permis- siontovisit himat certain times. Mrs Car ter will appeal to the appellate court. Maurice B. Flynn, the well known New York politician, is dead. He died at Long Branch, aged 41 years. The malady which ended his life was cancer of the stomach The Anti-Dancers Won. Amara, Ga, July Ill—The question of allowing Atlanta citizens to give a big dedi- catory entertainment in the new capitol has received its quietua The senate refuses to grant theilseofthe buildingifthereietobe dancing. The anti-dancers outnumber the dancers two to one. Emperor “lulu-'- Wait to England. onnou, July lit—The German squadron escorting Emperor William will arrive at Dover on Aug. 1, and proceed next day to . theleleofWight. Theempsrorwillremain withihequeen atOsborneuntil Aug. 7. On Aug. 8he will review the troop atAlder- Ask to see our 37c Corset, also our line of Sam no.- Zepherom-ta. RUBBER GOSSAMEBS. We have, beginning to day, placed on sale. our entire stock at SUMMER FABRICS" M Figures that are Below Cort in Every instance. "Haw“ a We want to reduce our immense stock, and big sales are expected to prevent ear- rylug over summer goods. This is a chance for all to secure Dry Goods yet eeeeouable. You go through our stock and select your choice and in no case will the pine» touch the ml value. Per- tirular attention is called to our immense elock of COUNTERPANES. Ono, I-I-pvclaliy, at 85c. Also our lino of Crinkled Seersuckers. Challies. Bag- tistes. mm and fling-hm. And our stock 0! plain goods. - «ow—«~- INDIALINENSNIG‘I'URH.LiWN.TWILLSallllNllllilllll _.—...._.—— Call and'rce what great reductions we are making this week in PARASOLS. sacrifice sale of JERSEY RIBBED VESTS. 20 dozen Jersey RIbbed Vests for 23¢ each; worth 35c. 30 dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests for 35 and 40c each; worth 45 and 50c. 25 dozen Jersey Ribbed Vesta ior 49c each; worth 05c. We will open on Saint .1 Iy, July lath, In addition to our immense attach oi GENTS” FRENCH FLANNEL SHIRTS A complete variety of new styles, consisting of stripes and plaids, ranging to price from 50c to $8.25, which we think are very attraiative and at prices‘below average cool. ; u DRY- GOODS BaIIaiII still coming in Hosiery, Sill Gloves llllll Mills. —-——.ee————- We have the largest stock of French Fiannels and Outing Clothe in stripes and plaids, which we also think are very attractive. Extraordinary bargains in Ladiee’ and Children's Gomamers, Lsdiee' Circulars at 1.35. 1.50, l.75,worth 1.50, i."5, 2.00. Ladiee’ Newporte [or $1.75, worth 82. Ladles’ Westminstere [or $3.50, worth 84.25. Ladiee’ Rochesters for 84.50, No. 5, worth 35. Ladies’ Edinboroe for 35. worth 85.75. Children‘s Mother Hubbarda for 01.38, worth $1.50. ,1 ___...._.. _ A full line of ‘ (i‘rEN'FS’ UN DER‘VEAR (treat Prices as follows, 15, 50 and 75c. RUBBER GOSSAMEBS. an our Chudlle. v own and Mtheweweulneltehlelorikeeaw-ereeeeea mow]... Weill u sold in SCOFIELD No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk. W. H. MEEKER & CO. SOLE AGENTS Tin and Sheet Iron Work. s'rovns, Barrens. AND Tl NWAR E. man! for Steam and Hot Air Heating. mwumswcs. Will Beat. Their Great Annual luau-mar larlr- Down Iale on July the 11th. Pilliillli Silli IJMBIlEll Withdrawn”. "ville-Hut on”. we aw m heaeouddered so a letwkit, we , dwelflhgmm mg. M. has mm. loll-grim“ whole '.'“”Mmmum'mum mamhmhmamlrunam tedheallnhtelleeetactuleoet. Illill .r My...“ (I .' Bewitched leu l’lenaelage. Ila-Ila Ila car. i mm 0 all!" hfimnahwm: "ulhllflwllliflflflm. rem fabric hmh'..wmu. this “ale! Mpg! hnmhn7W'huwew l hall‘s: Mm "OI-till. .46“. am .1 1041‘; t ' or ”‘2 ug—fi Lawn and Batiste Wrappers. . Inrah lashes. ”0‘" “'"‘ “my ”I. "I W. “at. Welavealewoftheeelureh m m m mu time: Imo&—0Iruelhllorwalketonwillheepeandllo‘deskevam Weighed-til Ion. Oaerwelkatalewillelaeeatte'eiorkeveryevealu, empties leedeyaadlalflw. eh HOY‘I‘, No. 39 Wanhington 812., South Norwalk. :53 “5'- At Cost and Below. 1,! E I III III: Lilli liver In: Lall Year N E w STYL E ‘3? T93 HALF—1:310:32 Wholesol;—l;riceel Plumbing, steam. and Gas Fitting. A. DICKERMAN & SON, 85 Washington St, So. Norwalk, Gt. W. B. HALL & 00., Largest Dry Goods Dealers Bridgeport, NBridgeport, Are Located liable quality, is a ruling principle of this firm. orders entrusted to her will be filled at same price as at main store. just purchased at 45ers. on the dollar. —Please Observe a Few Prices.— Cheney Brothere’ beet armure Silks 09. 24~iuch Black Ore Grain Silks 79. 60 pieces beet Dollar Gro Grain 59. 300 pieces Plaid Surahe at 48. 275 extra quality Suraha at 50. ”0 pieces plain [chairs at 25. 37} and 50. 200 pieces new Challiee at (lots. 50 38- inch all wool Dress Goods 25. 50 38- inch liollled at 19cm. One case 38 Mew st 12}. ——~I.lncn Department.— 100 icoee Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75. 21 eces two yards wide Table Damask, 35. 100 large Quilts at 81. 5 bales good Crash at Sets. Jackets and Wraps. 200 beet 815 tailor made Jackete $7.50. 150 real .10 quality at ‘5. Handsome Beaded Wraps 36. All Long Traveling Garments; were 88, 810 and 812, reduced to $3 and $5. 200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 79cm. Dre. Trimmings. Our. Main and Cannon Streets, Bridgeport. 011 the Main St, Burner If canal. The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re- tire. W. H. Jarvis on thin St, has samples of many of our Bargains, and any Commencing ', June let we shall place on sale an entire stock of a Boston importer that we have We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Flouncings, Chautilla Laces and W.B.HALL&CO closing (III Millinery “41-.— illlilli'l‘ Sillllll-‘llllll I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00. Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c. W bite and Black Ladies’ Sailor M25c.u‘ FLOWERS Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE RIBB NS REDUCED 2 ill will. Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods. ——-——ooo—-— lf People will call and examine they will find what I say correct. I-I. Krieger, FRUIT PUDDINE! amdellduammatuuk dam'l‘hoeewhohaveasedll For the Lenten Season“ we have first-c1aes,No. l Mackerel at “in 1b. Mackerel in lo and 20 1h. kitta, Salt Fish and Blonder llcrrlna, Inc. ylllilvelllllliltm, 3.08,va Chocolate and lac-noon Malmckcmo llotel Block, Main St., South Norwalk. Conn. DAVID STOW, dIot. Always on hand for 25, 50, '75, and 1.25 and upwards. Also a complete line 01 Gent's 'l‘iee for Summer wear, Cullen and Cums—Col- late No cash; Guile 130. pair. A complete line or ball Dore at prlces ranging from wwmw'wm: (W: l ‘ “' F ” 7;. -.' 1g; LT— The finest Florida oranges in the City at 32¢ a (102. 3 III llIIliiIll Creamery Butler [01' $1.00, 0135!: ll. 8 1-! Illa. Choice, Sweet loey Butter for $1, or Site lb amen-lineal. le You, July ld—Gewge Theiu, the lammusichallproprietor, whoeeplaceon Fourteenth Moments Tan-nenyllall, FURNITURNE SPECIAL IN DUCEMENTS li’jgrlflg’f ..vgn,._.t. .................... ——«»———- J,“- W' W'm‘gm'm" ”"8“33“ 4 P A R LO R S U l T S. mloomhthewormhdeadathhhomennr . Whiteatona,LI. nomwmseeooou Anoiherlolol ma '“fifiwhrmm mmhmfdii‘ "a Judge Tyler's Condition Serious. Wasmroron, July ill—Judge Tyn',» . mutatturneygalual fordmpostelllcede- ‘ 1.11.3118,th Bepued a had night, andthedoctondeclaredhewasnot unwell. Bhomdition ie almond hhfrhndeare min-abuttboateomeolhlsilluu Fresh EK‘ILQ 00 per (102. demons-:10: .llhe ”wwwlmawu moralia «gs-ditch.” a 3.513%? mummy-Ingmar. w- mom-101's- YO‘UR OMHI. H'naveyuetriedtheeelehratednewnropmm; theyheatth-al. CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S, Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans, ,. $40. 00. Also Great Bargains in Lounges. DAVID STOW, RIBBONS Just received irom No. 71010, plain and fancy, guaranteed all silk, for 10c per yd. , ., . H...— . ldltor ltaawood'e Appointment. e e 0 e o e r 0—; . - 0 0.0 e I 0 o :4 Wm. July Iu—Bupclnuadmtot 33 W‘Iflnm 8‘00 80- IOW- MWNM Cwnml’ortsappninted lsflward Stan— Q'HE murmur. pres-It editorel'l'he MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, .s e e s s I o 0 x4 mummmummw 97.” and .1 Iain Street, III-II NorwaIk. lip Italre, WWII-ennui states. ' 3‘1...” W n. at. We". of which we have carried an extensive etook all Ibrounh the mason. Have just to G R o c E R I Es A N D M E ATS . . h ”1‘3 mu: h mum 3:.“ a new supply and would offer to the people greater bargains than ever he» F U R N A c E , . g g : g : :1: m... WMNJW n... Iadice’OoreetCoverelorflfi.8&45,50,55and 75c. —‘Tm°mnm°'—" um-wmdhh-cw- Tin-inle- mwsnmrormtnrom 1.00.1.12and125. ' 'l‘eele eat ' new lllgbt Robee for 50, 00, II, 1.00. 1.25. 1.50 Ina 1.75. IS USED Ill 1'. am am “SON. NORWALK. srnnowoon. so. nonwanr. new uonwanr. gut-melanin: Ir luau-eu- x... .' mmmnmmmmmmmeamm m. canons men room-nu. ,l‘....._,.. comma-wan“
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