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I» ‘ ' ~ , 1. "Ana Illa III-oar Kiri-Madman This week Inaugurates another great sale, and feels no hesttan- Drona-ads. .3“. ”“WW-
m. ”0.1.1, m—Al5ocloeklollr “William” (1 “a mu m "at" thataotthatoakavahasalsat— mill. “mum“- {m “MM“ "I“ SIOIIOIIIII 1 l
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flow Illa Aaldaat (tanned. lnthoTomple. the saute Ark being II-d h .8
All our “Milt.
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l "'0 m “d all-stau- lasasta
mull-lava It do
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“Lav“!- and Ball-Io Wanton. .6..qu pan-mu slal-
Man‘s-drum inane-Ina! unlike ”ch “4 'W' 1“ mm "0" at H for the people of Norwalk or South Norwalk. Recent popular aural- laakos.
WhatsuuwMe or the pool. 'nnI
“Ill“ flat water by the rum. One
I *“maladdu‘ above the water and
“Wilt Into tho my»! 'l'lw foul
fir WW out and overiawe him,
,Ildhlwhll Into the water. A friend went
V ‘ Iona Wm (Maurine.
bid by cub aavau men tell Into the water,
vitally tbk time was lot of muck and
Illkia' from the vault. Three men were rev
cold; who by nun who tlwrll'm'ds perished
hattelnptlug to are the uthera
I ll .0 M Cl “I Ilruwnul.
inadmi- run of than who pu~
Hid;
Janus Crawford, bricklayer
“(rod Kunklor, laborer.
John Clary, blacksmith.
Frank llalooey, plum-m.
Crawford and Clcary were married.
.. TIIE ass WILL CELEBRATE
The teen. Anulvanary of tha’ supreme
Court's Drgaututlnn.
ALIA"; July 18,—- ElliotF. kiln-purl] ot-
ferad ambition at a meeting of the Bar
amelatiou Ihatslepo be taken looking to a
fitting cola atlou of the 100th anniversary
of the lust ution of the judiciary depart-
ment 0! the national government by the or-
pulsation of the supreme court on the 11nd
Tueaday 0! February, 1700, in the city of
New York. The resolution author. zed the
appointment of a committee of arrangements
to arrange lor the celebration 1t Wall
idopted.
A resolution by Mr. Choate providing that
the district committee of the Bar association
in eachdistrict throughout the state he re-
nested to furnish to L ll. Plot-tor before
ov.1 a list or all pmtlclu" lawyers in
theirreupectlve districts, together With cut-h
and II addres, was also adopted.
A Cdp and a Puree for Yachtsmen.
MABNLIHIAD, Mass, JuLy 18. ~(Jupt. Ba)-
,fld Thuyer has oflered a purse of $3.50 to be
awarded the schooner in the first and second
classes or axiom now in the Eastern Yacht
club cruise which shall make the best aver-
age record in the daily runs, with time allow—
ance according to the Eusloru Yacht club
tabic. Capt. l‘hillp I). Wheatluml hm pre—
sented u cup, which Will be uwzmlul to the
0100]) or cutter in the lorty~fnot claw of the
final. which shall make the heat avumge re-
cord in Ibedady run, with time nll'bwnnce
in accordance with the Eastern club table,
during the c: nee oi the two clubs.
To llulld a New Air ship»
BOSTON, July iii—lilo Aerial Exhibition
automation has been formed here, With C.
N. Rdmom, of MI darn Light and Heat, as
treasurer; R N. Bowlhy, chairman, and C. B.
Baslmfl,c&airmanot trustees: T he object lsto
await Dr. A. de Bout It In umswuct his steel
airship on tin: Vacuum pi Inc.ple. Tbe'ship is
expectedto carry :00 Innungers and fifty
tone of mail or Ire-um, and to reach a smed
o! seventy miles an hour. It will cost $50,000,
and a national subscription is being made to
provide the funds. Permisiion has been
asked to bninl the ship at the Charleston
navy yer-l.
Baggage Agents Convene.
Dirt-.011, July ill—The Nu'tionnl Ilsnociu—
tion of General Baggage Agents is in session
in this city. Of the 10) manila-rs tievrsllty'
five (1:? prewnt. Two important matters
will tom» below the, association—the trans-
portation It o‘cwl b (“b and thee Ilicctmu
on IIII. 1 1,3111“ bag; age out of Castle Gar ion
to “l'h i'lll points. In the former mutter the
res «anti vn is after safety in tranoportation
and uniformity of rule; and in the latter
tin y “I ant the Western roads to get their pro
rain on Castle Garden immigrants.
Killed by u Cow.
r‘rnlfourox, Mass" July 13.—-“'irliarn H.
ELF-l. while week from recent illness, at-
tempted to lead a cow by u rope attached to
1m none. The animal run nrou d him, eu-
trm-jllng him 11] the collar of the rope, thereby
inflicting injuries) of which he died shortly
utter. The physician thinks the connection
between Mr. Bee-1’s stomach and the intes-
line's wan severed. Deceased was ru Eu—
glislmuu, aged 43, and he leaves It with)"
and two children
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“mw‘wflug torooovcr IL They m4" llama ‘W ml)- 111, 3. h to ’0
«roof the moat humming of Bible studies,
andspaaksto moot Jam» bothaa (led and
man, God‘s law In His heart, dellghtlug to do
the will of God, fulfilling all righteouausu,
tboadot' the luv tor rightaaisuasatoevary
ouotbat lullsvathmurumyasagwrhldd-I
mauua,our lilgh Prisetchossu byflod,tha
had of the church from whom Illa
cherubimaroformed. tho malatloutoad
thoFatba'b lovoaud eternal purpose; and
yet, though It thus talks of all than glam
thiugl. the full stgnlllcauca of It will not be
knowntlll the temple of God to mnuad III
Havan,amltharolunrn In Illa temple tko
Arkof fllsCovenant. (Rev. :1, 10.)
2. “While the ark abode 1a
0 0 "It wutwmty ysanuud all the
boom of Israel lamented after thahord.”
Weknowfrom [1 Barn. vi, 4!, thattheark
was In the house of A b a very much
longer parlod than twenty years; but thelaat
clausaol this vane may Indicate that this
was the period that alapasd after the return
at tboark helm lane! was awakened tram
her do to gather together unto the Lord.
ll. “Return unto the Lord with all your
hearts, put away thestrangegods, ‘ v '
prepare your heartaunto the Lord, and awe
111m only.”
flame] to iraclasthey lamented am: the
lord,and baa-ured them that it tbeywould
thus sincerely turn to God 110 would dallvc
them out of the hand of the Phillstlua
b. "I will pray for you upto the lord.” 1n
Jas. v, 16, wears told that thecllectual, fer
vent prayer of a righteous man availath
much," and we know that House by IIb lu-
tercssslou mved Israel from destruction mot.
thauouce. In Jer. xv, 1, Mme-I and Samuel
are emaciated as men mighty in praya'. God
told Allimclcch that Abraham would pray
for him and thus bring blessing to him and
his boom (Gen. xx, 7, I’ll; and Abraham‘liu-
terceaion for Sodom (Gen. xviii, w h a
memorable occasion It is to be feared that
much prayer is simply saying words, butthat
only Is truc- pruyer which is asking trout the
hurt, in the name of Jesus, for that which
we really desire for His glory.
I). “They gathered together, drew water,
pourml it out before the Lord, failed on that
day and said there, We have sinned agahnt
the Lord.” The pouring out of water sym-
bollwd their helple- and penitent condition;
they were as water split on the ground,
which cannot be gathered up again (11 Sam.
xiv, 14); they had nothing to plead but their
guilt and their great need, and convinced of ,
this they turn with testing unto the Lord.
7. “The Phil'ntines hoard.” Letthe peo
ple of God come together in true humility to
seek Him and the enemies of God will be sure
tuhear of it. It is lonely true that “Satan
tremblas when he sou-s the weakest. saint upon
his knots," and if one praying saint malts
him tremble a nation in true pcniteutial
prayer must make him awfully afraid, so
that we do not wonder that tho Phllistines
gather against Israel when they hear that
Israel have gathered unto the Lord. It Is
not my to suppose that the Philistinea
understood the true meaning of Israel’s gath-
cring,but the devil understood it and hein-
cited the Philistiues onward.
8. “Case not to cry unto the Lord our
God for us,” This mu their prayer to Sam
Itcl lt isgood to hear them my “the Lord
our Gml,“nud they have a right to aylt
now since they have truly turned to 111m,
and He will undoubtedly prove Himself to be
"the lord their God,” for 119 says. ”Cull
upon me In the day of trouble; 1 will deliIer
thee and thou shalt glorify mo. ’ (1 aulms l,
15) in the some way Hezekiah asked lsalah
to pray unto God for JuclzIb, when they were 2
besieged by the army of Scnnuchcrib, and
God beard Ila-niuh xxxvii. 4, C). The words
“muse not" remind us of the command to
“pray without musing" I1 Tiles. v, 17),and
we remember that when Moseo' hands were
held up Israel prevailed, and when they werué
letdown Amulek prevailed (Ex. xvii, 111.
0. “And Samuel took asucking lamb and
oflmd a burnt offering wholly unto the
lord, and Samuelcrfid untotbe lordfor
[unchaudthelordheardhimfi Theburut
od’erlnztypifies the acrificeofthelord
Jesus, who is all olleriuga In one, the only
ancrillce for simuud remindsua thatwitbout
modding“ blood thereisuoremisiou, and
that only in the nameuud by virtueof the
merits of Christ can we druwuearorcome
loGod. (Heb ix,2:; Actstv, 12.) Samuel
didnotapprouchGodbecausehewasholym
trusting in his merits, but onlyasouo who
believedGodundcumetrustlng intbesacri—
lice; thus trusting becamawith coulldaoa
luGod andwss heard In IJehnv, 14,15.
wareadthat ‘Thisistbocoufldsuoawohave
mainthatflweaskanythiugaccordmg to
Bkwillliebearethugaudtf weknowthat
He hour In. whatsoever we ask, we know
thatwahava the petitions that wedeuircd of
Him."
10. “The Halli-Itine- drewuoar to batth
apimtlsrael;buttba Inrdthuuderadwltb
agraat tlnmder ' ' ‘ and discomfitod
them.” The Philistiuea may have thought
that as they muss-ed evsu whluthaark
w-Iuthocampdllacbaotheywouldoou—
now, but drum bad changed.
thattimalsraalrelied on the ark,aud1t
waa imply a hattlsbatwasuumaudm,
htmwhadmrdyhgupmflodaudlt
waaacouflict thaPhflhtinsaudtha
Godot Israel,aud could
all Bk
a-ukamusttall. Bowtbauktul we ought
bbatlntGodiuHhmyhspaklugtom
Iovluglylullhwurd and flat His
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This was the exhortatiou or '
them on conspicuous counters
tinned bargains : . ‘
300 yard: Crlncklvd Heenuck- r at
"”3 I‘llc. peryd, reduced lrom lilo.
500 yards 01 GInuhIInI nt 8.10.191,
15 and 18 cents pa r yard.
. 250 yards"! all wool ClIIIllic at 200
per yard, rn- minced from 250.
600 yard» of French Suteenn at 180
0 pl r yard. 70- gular prim- 22c.
300 yards of Dries Cnmhrlc at 10
H and 12§c per yard.
225 yards"! French 1'» H‘lllt' at 18c
[Io r yard.
minimum Lawns!
India Linus.
We haw plllclluarll in tln- pus-I.
Ian-k a hire 1' -l the nbmrr Imm-
II I'lr‘tl guudr, IIbich Wt IIIII
I I! -r lum- r than usual at this
mm of the year. Prim-918,
20. 25. 30, 35 and 40¢. per yard.
Great I‘III0 Price Suh-
PAEASELS.
The balm I. u f our 1’) r- wmls at one-
!hinl less than cost.
't ‘SE’I:>IJLJE' (:>‘CR7
Dhu’ I miss the opportuuitv to put-
chase Parasol-r, for we 00n-
H In they w. I. new r (in d
M climpuorqmms It‘ll ht'm
Pric: '3 as hills!“ r:
6 Our 83 50 Pireenl reduct II In $3 00
“ '37.? 3 25
o n 4 00 I. u u 3 4"
u 4-25 or II II 3 50
u 4 50 u u u 75
I. 475 at u l- j: w
mEEEETEEPAEES.
H: The bvet w my 1019 had. full .I. 24'.
1} Quilts 3185:." color price £1. 35
“ “ $1.10 “ 1. 50
" “ 1 25 " 1 75
“ " 1.35 “ 2 00
II I. l 50 u 2 25
Alan a good Hamlin-Iv! ul Mat-
l-r'Illtl Quiltr, prices ranging
f mm 1 25 10 3.25
GRAN I)
SEEEEEEEDEEWELE
SALE.
We will open for this Salon m‘w
and complete I-t- ck ol Ladms'
Muslin Udall-t wear, which no
think is far enpo-riur to any-
Ibmg shown by us at prerioul
sales and which we lee! con-
fident Iha: are are ceiling Im-
low actual cm-t to Immune-
tore, as follows:
IJF’Iatthats3<:>JJEI
marked. We gi'Ve our nnq
we are asking.
- 2m.»
“We 51*! nailwn‘ 4. m..fio 1",;
sales have left an accumulation of broken lots, odds and ends,
&c , and to prevent such stock lrom piling up, we have placed
to sell during this week And
to make this sale doubly attractive we add to the above men-
' ' 1. L: :I ' I.
«' Commuters.
Camhrlc Corset Covers, IuckM,
for 25¢. Muslin Goran Coven.
tucked, Hamburuh trimmed,
for 251:. Csmbric Corset Cov-
G ere, tucked, Hamburgh nr lace
m trimmed, high or square neck,
for 350. Cambrlc Conn-t Cov-
g cm, llumburgh trimmed, V
shape neck for 450. Cambric
n Corset covers, Hamburgh ln-
sertlng and edge, high or low
g neck, for 500 each.
Night Dresses.
Ladies‘ Mother Hubbard Night
brews, lace trimmed, for 650
I‘Ilt‘l . lndies‘ Yoke and Mother
Hubbard Night Dresses, tuck-
ed, 1) n 1”,: h insertion and
IIi‘lM‘d Moth?!
llubhmd Night Dru-er, tuck-
ed, HnuIburgb mention and
edge, seams finished wnh
festher-etitcbed trimming, for
1.25 and 1.35. L‘Idivn' Movher
Hubbard Night Dream, em-
broidered yoke, finc- ng“, for
1 50 um 1.7-5.
SKIRTS.
.IlI~-' Walking Skirt»,
who, II" To ,
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In; Skirte, Hamburgh lulu-t
Ior 1.12 and 1.25 Lidica'
Skirts, double Humburgh
“OHIICE‘ and tucks, for 1.50.
ludieo‘ line mu-lIn Drawers,
tucked, lur25c each. Ladlea' ,
line muslin Drowns, Hum-
burgh trimmed, [or 40c.
Lulu»! line mueliu and cam-
tmc Drawur, 2 clueless of
luck, lot 501: per pair. Ladies’
murlm drawers, wide Torchou
”169-, web, for 650 pm pun.
BIG LINE
()leta French Flannel Shirts;
win I Iices below are what sell
”Will: Our regular 75¢ Shirt,
which we have had such II
mu on during this Walton, we
will close out at 50¢. acIual
cuol. 1.00 goods we give the
snow reduction! 75c buys
tin-m. Our 1.25 anode reduc-
l .1 to 1.00. Our 1.75 goods Ic-
alucui to 1 25. Our 2 00 goods
r- duced «11.75. Our 3 00 goods
re: .IlCl'll tn 1. 50. Our 3 50
gooda reduced to 3 00.
QThe Balance
Of our Edinburgh Flouncings at
cost during this sale toclooe.
gEElEEElE'l‘E S
mFor Iloo-iery. Amortuwnt alwaya
the Largest. Prion-o always the
anst. Quallty alwaya the
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If you are judicious, economical, and hold that a dollar saved
'is a dollar made. we want to show you the above bargains
They are of the very best value and will guarantee that every
customer will be pleased with them every article being plainly
nalified assurance that each pur-
chaser will get unrivaled value for their money, for every one
of the above mentioned goods are worth one-third more than
III III 81.,
JIM-m 2'
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AK We .
fl. MEEKER &
sou: AGBN'l'l
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Intimates Kim for
[0810 HALL 3100!.
Gus Fitting.
TM and Sheet Iron Work.
s'rovns, RANGES,
AND Tl NWAR E.
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
Aatbasaaraonlysultablolortballllsraaaoa rum», 0"an “W "a b' ”u l”
lmlcfl. «Our 30th Namath ate-a wlllboapeaauullo‘ohekmym
We have a law oftbata lamb Ila-hos left whlch at all times
Ilaturdayalahb until 10.3). Our Nurwalkstm wlll close at a o ‘clock ovary anal-g. erupting Henley and Hum.
253(2313IIE‘JIJEEBJLJJEJI (lb JEi[<:>'!E'€I?,
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
CO.
AIL.
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:10th this $111011...
I in Styles Len [her From Last Year
HALF PRICE 2
No. 39 mWa-hlngton St», South Norwalk.
Maw—Wu...
PARISIISE SEN llMBIIELlAS
Cost and Below
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Wholesale Prices!
.A. DICKERMAN & SON,
85 Washington St,
NEW STYLES
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So. Norwalk, Gt.
liable quality. is a ruling principle
Mrs. W. [1. Jarvis on Mam 8L,
June lat, we shall place on sale an
Cheney Brothers’ host urmure
24-mch Black Gro Grain Silks
300 pieces Plaid Surahe at 48
278 extra quality Suraha at 50.
200 pieces plain Hohairs at 25,
200 pieces new Challiee at 15cm.
.50 36-inch Mottled at 19ers.
One case 38 Blew at 12}.
——~Liucn
100 large Quilts at $1.
5 bales good Crash at 8m.
150 real $10 qual :1, at $5.
Handsome Bead Wraps 88.
All Long Traveling Garmente;
Dr. Trimmiuga.
orders entrusted to hPl' will be filled at same price as at main eture.
W. B. HALL & CO.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers
Bridgeport, NBridgeport,-
Are Located
0111118 Main 11., Inner If tannin.
The oystem of selling every article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
01' this firm.
has samples of many of our Bargains, and any
Commencing
entire stock of a Boston Importer that we have
just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar.
—Please Observe a Few Prices.—
Silks 09.
79.
60 pieces beet Dollar Gro Grain 59.
2m and so.
50 38-mch all wool Dress Goods 25.
Department.—‘
100 pieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, 75.
91 pieces two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
Jackets and Wraps.—-—
200 best 815 tailor made Jackets 3?. 50.
were 38, $10 and 313, reduced to 83 and 85.
200 plalu Cashmere Shawls at 79cm.
We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swim Flouncings, Chautilla Laces and
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. lulu and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT
sud-Immune
flavors. ‘l'bosswbobavsuedit
Mackerel at 1013 lb.
“ca-all!
Ill-Chm Lays 11,wa
PUDDINE!
’lnflnninlta; ”Vanilla. Mate and Il-
For the Lenten Seasonof we have first-clues, No. l
Mackerel In 10 and 20 lb.
kttts, Salt Fish and Blaster lies-ring, to.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 III llInIliIlI Creamery Bitter for $1.00, 111351} Ill.
8 1-21”. Choice, Sweet lloay Butter for $1., or 80c lb.
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter lol- $1, or 28c III.
alueartlcleroea-aforf.
Mayhem!-
Fresh Bags, 200 per doze.
woods-a pouadwtlluorortwopouaotau
Mullah-ma. “105%..“ alb- terse. largecaltt
ctaurChowds-rlucns. Pickladlnbsterall
glam. Macintosh-luau”: Inelh.
fllhlb. ”film.“ “with.
mlal’ruul.
war .011101'1' YOUR ORDER-u
H'flava you lrld the m Dow
CHAS. E.
83 Waabtugton 8t»
mausoleum-,thaybatthaal.
SEYMOUR’S,
so. tron-’wuk.
THE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
mum II
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SK).]!IIIIVV1LIJKQ
IIUIEHP IICIIEVVIEIJI.
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I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
closing 11m Millinery
I out IIIIIIIIII
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25c.‘
FLOWERS
_Willbe sold at HALF THEIR. MARKED PRICE
EIBB NS REDUCED
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
——————+oa———
If People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
H. Krlegelt,
Mahaclicmo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
II till.
SPECIAL
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURNE
INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR SUITS;
MohairPlushSuits,withDivans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. U! and ’1 Hal- Street, South Nos-walk. lip lulu,
—--A'l' m OLD ”AND 01—-
1'. 3033 em a; son. I
SPBIIGWOOD.
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