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last mill g towards the east. The
wind on Tuesday, towards evening—ail the
late “Moon, in fact—was blowing from
theeauthwest. floilEogau weaseon eestcl
Atlantic City, it would be intoreating to
how howhe gotthere,sshhsteering gear
fell off helm he left Brooklyn.
A Brie! Biography of Hogan.
Profeeeor Hogan was born in Canada forty-
lll years ago. He went to live in Michigan
whenaboy, andhiswite at present meta
ha home in that etata He began the un-
canny Weldon of aria] navigation when
onlley-rsold, audhnfollowed it stad—
which mats him a worthy brother of Wise
and Donaldson. Laet year be cxhibited for
a week with hie parachute at Far Rockaway
beach and today wastohaveinadeajump
atOttawe, Can lie wasamrdinm aimed
numwdghinglmpounds and pone-ed ot
runarhahie nerve and pluck He never
drank, and wsea man who always kept h’n
Mmhismanagm my. Hiafriendsstill
clhgtothehopethathemay barebecn
mvedby mine hook or crook, andthathe
Hun-yam train. But the chances for
vastly Igllnlt the aoronaut~ whose
courage had never deserted him in the
twenty-eight years at his barardous caning.
“ Praia-nor Campbell’s Opinion.
“1 have received no news concerning the
whceaboute of Profs-or Hogan," said Mr.
Campbelltoa reporter, "other than a die-
patch reporting what Pilot Phelan claim to
' haveeeeu. But that might have beensome
othc balloon. l have .yet‘ strong ‘hopee thus
r. c. camm’samsmr.
heieeafe. Hernay have becupickeduphy
acme vauloutwardbcnndandcar-
rledtosea. Ihavereceivedatelegramfrosn
Infioganssking for tidings ol her hue-
baad,towhichlliave repliedthatnoreliar
hieinformatimhaersachedme. Theballoou
wasconetructedprwclyandtbeonlyhnable
w- the inehingoi’thepropeller. Idon‘t
howhowthepropdlu’embecamelsoeened
frcmthebartowhichitwasattaehed. When
Boganeutthebindinpottheairshiplwea
about filteai feet away. In an instant he
wentnpward andlsaw himnomore. The
presi- etartletheEnglishpeoplewhsnpnblished,m
a'
fore aispiraoy. The have been several at
tempts made to settle the case by defendants.
but the mattu’will uowgo tothe «atria
in the Qua-aiek bank there are 515.0(1) re
cautly received as the semiannual dividend
on lexicon property which the plalulill de-
clinm to divide in the usual manner.
Several oi the deteudanta since receiving
thelrehareoi the estate have erected hand-
aomereeidencea. One of the defendania is
an older in the Methodist church, and all
are highly connected and pronuneut citi-
arne. Thecaee will muses great mention
now that the matter” is made public.
ELEGANT WSOUVENIR.
A Certiilrate oi Baptism Signed by the
President and others.
Waaumoroa, July l9. «Maj. O. 1.. Pro-
den, the president's executive clerk, has prof
sealed to lire. McKee a beautiful certificatal
of the baptism oi Mary Dodge, the infant I
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. McKee, which took
place in the White Home June 1. The work
wasdone witha pen, the lettering being in
red, black and gold. 0n the side of the sheet
is a bunch of rinses done in water adore, andl
in the lower comer a pen and ink sketch oi
the executive mansion.
The certificate bearathe signainm oi John
Witherxpoon Scotgthe oilidating clergyman.
and of the following witnesses: President
Harrison, Secretarie- Blaine, Windom, Hold!
and Tracy, Poetmaeter General Wanamaker,
Attorney General Miller and Private Score
tary llalford.
It will be taken to lire. McKee by Mrs.
Harrison on her return to Deer Park Satur-
day.
AN
A Postmaster Killed by a Desperado.
Bnnmvom, Ala, July lit—A special to
The Agollerald says that Postmaster ray,
oi Gain. Lamar county, was shot and illed
by Rube Burrows, an Arkaneae deeperado,
who escaped ab ut a year ago at Mont.
gouiery from the oflicera who had him in
custody for a train robbery, and had not
been heard of since. A low days ago a pack-
age came to the ofllce, and being unable to
find the person to whom it was addrcmcd,
Mr. Gray returned it to the sender. A man
named Burrows celled for the package, and
on being told of its return, asked it Gray had
each its contents. Gray said yes, whereupon
Burrows shot him, and threatened to shoot
Mrs. Gray and her sister. Gray said the
package badcome tothe otllce partially open,
and he could not help seeing that it con-
tainedawhitemask. At the time of Bur-
rows’ escape from Montgomery he shot a
prints named Bray, who tried to stop him.
Burrows escaped after Gray’s shooting and
is still at large.
The Gnnboat Petrel'e (line-la! Trial.
BALmoIIz, July lit—The oiilcial trial oi
the gunboat Petrol has been made. She left
port at 11 a. m. and returned at 7:15p. m.
Thotrial of speed beganat 12:50}; In. and
lasted tour hours. The average speed at-
tained was 11.7 knots an hour. Her heat
epced under forced draught was 13.7 knoievl
or 15% statute mile. Going ahead at 7
knot: the engineewere stopped in fiveeec-
mdg backed in three minutes and the ship
gathered sternboard in three minutm and
twenty aeconda With ship indeed water,
with helm bard a-starboard, the engines
were started ahead at full speed, making
abouteix knots, and the vemel madea com-
plete circle in live minutes and fifty seconda.
Under the same conditions, with helm hard
a-port, the circle was made in seven minut.
and fifteen seconda Capt. Skerritt, predn
dmtof the naval advisory board, will report
favorably on the Motion of the Petrol.
An Alleged Conspiracy Behind Pigott.
Ionics. July la—Hr. Bernard Charla
llolloy, llmne Rule member of the him at
commons for Birr, in a speech at Narylebone
stated that the Parnelhtes W un-
doubted evidence ot theexinenceoiaelll-
qiiracy behind Plgott, of which Pigctt him-
seli was only the tool. This evidmee will
itwillheattheproperfima ltwaaintsnded,
heeaid,tolayalltbefactebetevefie1’arnell
comm-ion, where theycoaldhethcrongbly
dftedbycouneeluuboth sidee andtheirllu-
portsnceduly weighed, but Judge Ham-i5
lT H
&c , and to prevent such stock from piling up, we have placed
them on conspicuous counters Io sell during this week
A ml
to make thin Halo doubly attractive wc add to the above mon-
tinned bargains :
w
800 ynuiei‘ rim Had H rtihliIh r In
no“ p [\al lollill': -d
from i." is
500 I uni» 0' tin» hem Ni 8, 10, fit.
15m Ii ill crun- prv Ind.
I 250 yard» of all wool Challie at 200.
0
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'H 300 yanluIl "It”! (Tomi
and 12h: p~r yin-l.
225 yarde of French F. ii'
par vzmi
pvt yard, mum-Ii iii-m 250.
600 ymd- of French 8 tlt'l‘lll‘ at 180
lie-r ymtl. regular pim- 22c.
Iric at 10
Ilt‘ ill ‘80
qllllllllm Lawns!9
B
“'I- haw puu‘linwd in
lllll" of the your.
‘20, ‘25. 30, 35 and 450.
1: Your 0
The halal ('6' v f our Pellllw'i
Iliml IH‘H Ilmli c r-L
llam't mI-a t'w vpponum
chew Purse-ole, fur
wwr they w. n-
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‘ Our 33 50 Pariiea E
“ 3.75
4 00
4.25
-i 50
4.75
Pi’li‘i'll in! 'ill'l«“‘r:
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tlm pm"
Work a line II! the Iilmw men
tinned goods, Which We
c ll--r lower than ummi at this
Prices 18,
[-i i ynni.
Grout. i'IIl-l’ I li‘i‘ Sale
Pilloiflls.
Jo at om“
ly to put-
“'9 Cl)"-
nrwr add
i’l‘ lu'llt’r
Il III ‘300
3.25
3 40
3.50
3.75
«i 00
mflflUNTERPlNES.
'H The host vain» to be had.
full can.
1* Quilts at 85c. regular price $1.85
u M
.. $1.10
1 25
1.85
l 50
Also a good necoitiiim
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from 1 25 I0 3.25.
GRAND
SALF.
Parasol
Muslin Underwaur,
think is far superb
1.50
1.75
2.00
2 25
t «J Mar-
IwillI-e Quilts, pl’icrs mngmg
lflllElflNDElWEll QThe Balance
We will open for this salon Iww
and complete stuck oi Ladle-4'
which we
II to any-
thing eliown by us at plevioul
nice and which we
fool con-
fident the: we are ceiling la»
low actual cart to
lure, an follows:
menu lac-
CorsetGovers.
(.‘IIIIIl-Iu: (,‘orert (John, 'u-lwl,
f. -I 25v. Muslin (Joint Unvo re.
ilii‘ktil, Monmouth trimmed,
for 25w. ilnmimc Comet Cov-
ere, lucked. Hamlmrgh I-r lace
tmnmui high or squan m-,rh
for 35:. (Jammie Com-I (.ov
I In, H Imbmgh triumi -,d V
rim-w luck (or 456. (. amhnc
Corn-I. corn", Humburgh in
setting and edge, high or low
neck, for 50c i Iu‘li.
Night Dresses.
3 Ladio-e Mullm‘l‘ Hubbard Night
1' "NS, 'uu- llilllll1~ll,ltli’lllc
cam-I . Y;~:lius’ YI-Lvuml MullII-r
Hulda-Int Night “Home. IIII-k-
('4, ll : “\ inwiillll' and
Niki, l'll 3'“ 1.14.53!"th
illibhaid NIKE-I lln’rsee, tuck-
, ll'Iniliuvgh ILmrItion and
«due. erame fl-II-ilII-Ii wIIh
fmuher stitchI-d itittinviriu, for
1.25 and 1 35. lmib ~' limbo-r
Hubbard Night llro’ssv- om-
Lrniil' n-d ylvkl‘, f. r
l 5“ '--"~"l 1.75.
SKIRTS.
Il-a' \ankII-g Skirts, plain
tux-lull. for 5" 40. and 50".
L ultra Waikillu Skin.» IIIIIiIiIrIc
nill , for 506. [Julie's Waik-
Ing 8km», Hunlquh Iiilll-
mul lurks irlr T5I lmiio-a'
SKIN-,W'Hli'”itllll'llll'yllflwllllt‘c
1.23 lldllth‘
Skirb, ill-lllll" Hamburgh
flunmn- lll'll tooth. (or 1.50,
LImIn' llnr IiIu—llti UrIIwi-N,
lurked. [III lmlirs'
iii» muslin merm. Ham.
bomb lflllllnr‘d. int 406.
Ludo? iiiw Inn-din lillil com-
lrc Drawn-Ir, 2 (’EUrH‘I!‘ If
luclw, (.1! 51h: p: r pun. [ruling
mmli-v Ilrom r_-, Wldl' TI-Ichon
luv», lurk-4. for 65C [1»: pun,
BIG LINE
Oil} llr' Fit'lli‘ll Flannel Slime;
.I.» ! rite-s below are what .139”
lhv'iII: Our regular 75: Shirl,
v hit'll We have but! such it
"in on during this when", we
Will clue? but at 500. actual
cu-Il. 1.00 goods we giro the
.u-mm reduction; 7." buys
u s III. Our 1 25 goods reduc-
ul iv 1.00. Our 1.75 inn-(ls It‘-
IIIII'I d in i 25. Our 2 00 goods
r- ducvd to 1.75. Our 3 00 goods
rwiucvd to l. 50. ”Ill 3 50
orvds reduced to 3 00.
re'1:1.'IEJI'p'Iael-£_;|;E3
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lino o-Ilg- ,
for 1.12 him
250 cm‘h.
Furnish1xngs and Neckwear.
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8 Of our llamburgh Flouncinue at
clot during this sale to tlnet‘.
gHEllflfllRl‘E S
mFor Hoeiuy. AeeoItment always
the Largest. Pricee always the
Lowell, Quality always the
Bret.
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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
marked. ‘We give our unqualified assnrance 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
we are asking.
lll Main 81.,
WALK. 001717
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Plumbing,
Steam. and
AN!)
Bellman-s, givca for
IUSIC HALL BLOCK
III the Main
The syetrm of selling every
300 pieces Plaid Sumhe at 48
50 30inch Mottled at lilcis.
One case 38 blew at 1‘1}.
100 pwcce Scotch Diaper. all
100 large Quilts at $1.
5 bales good Crush at acts.
150 real 310 quality at 85.
All Long Traveling Garments;
We have many bargaiue in
Drone Trimmings.
No. 3 Gazette Buildi
W. H. MEEKEE &
SOLE AGENTS
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
'l‘ l N \\'All. E.
Steam and [lot Air floating.
AI’(‘
rig. Nor-walk.
CO.
Light CliIIllios to 5 Cents.
'IIIIIH IllllS .llulll.
Indigo Cliallics to 8 Cents.
85 Washington
“W.“ "Bf—HALL & 00.,
Largest Dry“ Goods Dealers
Bridgeport ll“Bridgeport,
I .4008“ .‘(l
31., [IIIIIII Ill CIIIIIII.
article at a small profit, but of a thoroughly re-
liable quality, is a ruling principle oi this firm.
Mr». W. ll Jams on Mun S!
.0th is v IitIuItu It to li- -r all! be filled at ham» price as at mam st -n-.
Jum- 1.1. or ball p'm m 11 ml» an enun- st wk of a tin Ion llllpunrr tint w.- have
just puich no «i M 4 )I in. MI Ilw dollar.
~l’lease (lbservc a Few Prices.—
Cheney Brothers’ beet armure .‘lulks 69.
{ll-Inch Black (lm (lrain Silks 79.
00 pieces beet Dollar ilro 0mm 59.
has samplm of many of our Btrizams, and any
i‘ umnwncmg
275 extra quality Surnhe at 50.
200 pie-cm plain biohaire at 25. 375 and 50.
200 pieces DPW Challies III iiI-Is.
50 384mb all wool Dmm Goods 25.
-—l.incn Dcpartment.——
linen, 75.
9] pieces two yards wide Tobin Damask, 35.
Jackets and Wraps—F
200 best 815 tailor made J sckote 87. 50.
Handsome Beaded Wrape '6
were 88, 8") and 812., reduced to 83 and $5.
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at 79cm.
Hoeiery, Swiss Flouncings, Chantilla Laces and
W.B.I-IALL&CO
Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.
FRUIT
A most dellcioue DeeeertJhst
Mackerel at 16c lb.
lllhe. Good, Dal
Yrceh Canned llcrri
III-be
PUDDINE!
prepsml in iIve min-tee; Rene, Vanilla, I“
'l‘hoeewho have usedlt epeakm hiehiyof
For the Lenten Season we have first-clues, No.
l
Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish nnd Floater Herring. &c.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a «107..
3 III NIIIIIiIltBIIaIIIII Butter lil $1.00, II 35c 1i.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $l,or 30c lb
ry Butter tor $1, or 280 lb.
,ailneutlcle. twnceueforflr. Chin Chowder in ca- Piehied lobster and
aadepiced
cyan-bun. lxthhoicePrnnnele.15clb.
Fresh “Bags, 200 “per (102.
(.‘alifornialhune: 1k lh..llhe (mac. “lg'alif'w Mugged teeth. Mllm I233
tlheclioieelaywliptcr
w: some!!! YOUR onnzlrnn.
wmnmmmmmmmmmquo-o.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
32 Washington St“ - So. lot-walk.
Q‘HE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
18 new 11!
NORWALK.
SO. NORWALK.
EAST NORWAIK.
AutumnhnsurMII-esewh
Dark Cliaillics to 6 Cents.
Wide Lawns to 10 Cents.
Will Begin Their Great Annual luau-mar larh- Down late on July the iith.
WMGI and mung, lwewiilpstihe knitted-6mm Varied. pm, "reaches We» sect-e. bet M we
Mw ‘muadm reductions in lhll Iiae flamma,fl.m" ”“ womcmiuumum-mum “fl“‘“"“"""“"""“‘m
M,Uarywasatevoritem,sae , . . , exam 0 res-rm tuna. seesa- Monocle-aim
n. a...“ .. an m as. m... 'llus week Inaugurates another grout little, and feels no liesitan- Carpets. ”romances. II I llama Underwear. \
Ime- lived n In. home lam-em Meow-mom «minimum. snow-m manna-e... dues nine 0-“ “I“ “I“ Mullet- ‘
. . . . “mm thin “u” w“... Milled willleareseeeeiltle
:e. 1:?“ It” mm ‘25.? M‘cy In pronouncing It the greatest sacrifice sale over arranged ;' “mg-nuwy'o.""m"'.'v;"iu'&'. " mung: "m"; fiifi‘ifl,flfimfumqfigh We ugfimmwuh”:
hMMhel Htaiihle ye . uw.n‘m M, M, l‘” ' ”l _ leibgitpaoitieicraetoieellheudhetea
III-7‘ was both- lit-e ‘ ' . 2 r ""0 “'an °'" 9"“ “W"- "W‘l "4 . Call nieemit s. let
Wha- Java“ mm to m for the people of Harwell: or South Norwalk 1ch out p ipulsr u M." “1mm“ mm.‘_wm gal-hm cal-muo- amen.- win he sold la Webeveal:=t't::e 3.1.3:.- m m puma-wean plenum a Add...»
rmum rm liltlfi hill"! 18“. Ill accumulation Of broken 10“, odd» lilld Clidll, IUI'IOI.—-0artlouth Nmalkeheswillheopesnaulao‘elockmyevenlag. Sunday-kilomemlom. Oar Hmwslhstaewtiicleseatte’sbelievsrym. excepting load-realism!”
Hopper. u... by threate .. contut u the SCOF‘IELD sh HO Y 'I', ‘
No. 39 Wa-hington St... South Norwalk.
Mllll- -DllWll SALE!
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DRE 5 39005
Challie Diego to 6 i‘euts.
Dress Goods 15 to 10 Cents.
Dress Goods 16 to 11 Cents.
Dress Goods 2-5 to 15 Cents.
A. DICKERMAN & SON ,.
St., So. Norwalk, 01:.
closing flut MilliIIII
I illi'l'wlllllllllll
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed bat for $2. 00.
Unlrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 500.
\\ bite and Black Ladies Sailor Hats for 25¢.
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
RIBB NS REDUCED final film.
——w—-
.ilso G real Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
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If People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
I-I. Krleger,
Maliackcmo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURLE
SPECIAL INDUCED] ENTS
PARLOR S U | TS
MohairflushSuiEWithDivans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. I. and II lain Sines, South Nerwaik. ’0' Centre.
,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
---AT m OLD ”All! 0?—
T. BEBE Gum & SON.
armowoon.
Alala BIDS-S FILLED PIOIPTEY.
memxemnmrmmmmmmnlmm
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