I“ ...
alt-ea and made some maintains:
M to he an attorney unload
“In"d'llarttord. A short time up
, , , h new d serial.”
to who-Mic get 30,1!”
”Wt for hh. Bell than summoned
Wee, "Dballotoaadathint DH“- went
wallets-an tog-t the 'w," but returned
“~11th sayhg (layoe wrinkles-e
, babel-nee. Caynpea-e and brine
. math-hogutmoaeytollsll,
models. in return what purported to us
rmeol- poo-y, but which was really
in), was then [dared lllld.’
wmgminhum
, oat Canal-g [as (layers.
In the moraiaganattemptwae made to
upturn Ouyeu, who was luppoatal to he
m an Driggs' premisat Bell, who
had ’ rycllomadhyIramorssacret.ear~
vine posted his man, three of them
i. theedgeotawoodad lot adjoining the
with intrusion Indus lnataslg~
Ill. ”Goya,“ proved, was hlilinsomsun-
““15“an the ethos" closedln he
‘unOhaerved between them. But he
,,uotgone .farwhen they sawhim and
W fired on him.
Glynn Shoots Detective Denello.
Buyon dodged behind a tree and returned
the fire, putting a bullet through Denellu'a
rightearand lancing our hirsualp. (layout
that tooho is beetsandwae soon lost to
fight. Theofloeraaresoouring theoouutry
in aearchol him. Onset theollleen clailu
:grawoundsd Buyon during the pistol
Punsumc 6mm.
Detective Sonia In New York llot lipo-
... . A Mitchell's Trail.
New Year, July ill—Detective Norris
appear-ital the Tombs police court witha
regulation tranGovernor Lowry 01 Mini.)-
Ip‘i, calling for thoarreat of Charlie Illicit-
ell and like Donovan, who looked after Kil-
ramb interests in the battle with Batman.
Eh had unrequiailiun tor Sulliyan, Kllraln
onluldeon, and as Mitchell and Donovan
acid in bad faith with hurt in relation to the
reward 01 $250 he was to be paid for piloting
the Kilrain party Ilely through Mlfiblnmppl
' to New Orleans, he is probably acting for In
Finding that no arrests on account of the
M'Ill-Klll‘lin tight. could he made here
without a n-quisition, Norris notified Govern-
or Lowry to that enact, and has received
instructions to return healeand awaltthe
aotimottltegranll jary,aiter which what-
" requ'nitxom are needed will be tamed.
ila "zeta the Postal Card Contract.
Wasmmmr, July li—Ex-Benator AL
hert Daggett, of Brooklyn, is the happiest
man in \i'ashiagton. He believes he will be
awarded the contract to supply the govern-
iuult with postal cards for the next four
years His bid ($57,011)) was the 10'”
among a dozen.
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
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advfltarOtOy.Ark..aad 01th.
handled. The andrnotiman
unknown.
Michael We, treat thlaud county,“
John Gallagher, tru- (lresae meaty, have
unapedtmher‘urmatoryat MR.
1!. stew-ale! tools oleredtorthflto
upturn. .. ' ‘ ‘
mutt-with haehdnasowiag to themhy
the Manual. .
Bparlal kiwi-felt in then-entitled
Alb-1 Balew at Little it‘slla, Ilsa, Friday.
Aaewlawlurhib newspapwsto priataay
teats about sensations, hut extensive reports
are hung arranged tar.
Inigo 'hrley, la a lengthy decision, has de-
niadtha applicants: 0! John 1'. Beggafura
writ of hahsas corona
Ina L I. Barlow, the well known New
York lawyer, is dead.
THE CALL OF VICTORY.
Dr. lellow Expelled from the loath
. Caren-a ladleal society.
CIA-auras, it (2., July ill—Dr. IeDow
has been expelled from the South Carolina
Radial society, by the adoption of the fol-
lowing resolutitms:
“Whereas, It has been brought to the no
tiosof the society that Dr. T. Ballard Ic-
Dow has hen pmvcn by his own confession
guilty of immoral, unpmnsslonnl and one
gestlemaniy cmdnct;‘ and that alter one
notllimtlmthosnid DE Mellow has failed
Imam More tht artery to exonerate
hmlfr'eiilfie “if -
"mum, Mhehs “plus: from on
body." "
nor. Fla-man's Extradition.
lesuao, July lit—Judge Ewing has
rendered his decision in the extraditim pro
endings against Rev. 1-1 F. Flernmon, alias
JohnYeidell, delivering the prisoner, charged
with murder, into the custody of tho olflclali
lrom South Carolina. Fiemmon’s counsel
unwed that the court‘s order he not filed
until Saturday. The dolonao say that they
willearrythematterto the supreme court
on the ground that the identificatimwaa
not mulls-hid; that Resin-on is not Yeast],
and that it given reasonable chances they
can establish an alihl
The Western Union Kicks.
WASHING-ms, July l9.——The question of
rates for gorsrnmsat telegram has not been
decided. Mr. Sinnerv’llle, presaagent of tie
Western Union, had along interview With
Postmaster General Wanamaker, in which"
hepfinested against the proposed rateof a
cent for ten words It is stated that the
Wm Union will decline to accept this
rate, but at the sauna time it is aid that the
postmaster general will not insist upon it un-
lasaheis convinced thatitwonldhefair to
both prtin
Aw Alleged Highway-an Arrested.
WWW. R. 1., July lit—Peter Boh-
erta,egedthl,ol EastDouglas, bubesnar-
rested here for mulling androhbirlg Charles
11. .Whitney, flitting machine agent, of
mount Roberts, it is alleged, met
wmllieyuxrv‘lng’ln “a lonely road near ent-
ton, attacked him witla knife, and stole 82!,
awatchandchain, andtbehorasandbuggy.
Hadron therighereand traded it fir an-
other. Beietheeonol awell known liquor
dealer at Webster.
A Beautiful Girl'- Horrible Death.
Amen, July law-Emma Degmat, a bean-
tifulyoung woman, was killed inJohn Bh-
venal' flirt factory while adjusting a belt
on a rolling machine. Her hand was caught
insotnsmannenandahe waejerkcd around
aahaltrsroiving at the rate d250molu-
timinthemlnnte. Ererybonetn herhody
was broken before the mac was
stoppd Theotha'girleatworklntheroom
became frightened and a panic was narrowly
averted.
Burglar-f Big Baal.
Ha, July l9.—-Ths rooms
alumni. nnnulal nu.
Bacon", July 19-Jamsa Couplaud,
“43,01 lhotbiI-sltinths
filflmlmllflh
Mahmdlkmfllakwehan
'alllr We lie-III.
hmdmud Ha lat—ties d
rsdgniagkbpsrtmlleaaaeahiaetnlahtw.
. llalnn'ufheea.
Malian-us, In, July n—‘l'lls Reba
Valeyflfi‘hmmwneulam
ht but“. Sawfly Rhine-ll
blind-at. H‘s-l wile-dainty
dilemmas”
1 3SI [
«tartar pun
madmportiendloureaa
[emerald shawl-airman!
and youths-stale.
“melamine.“uiaiithe
adult-rants hull-ally bend in hall
powlisra. “Worm-M3
“I. Mr “I“,e M w “my “M7
mlduatiomread' Maui's an or
mmderthem healthful moat
econ in use, and it alwa alonls
wholesome. nutritious and thud.
It in recommended in: ty. healthful-
I“ and . by eminent all
State ehemieta . late cl Beanie 0!
Health. ml profession in Institutions of
learning throughout the cmmtry.
hold only in cans. full weight.
outsells» ilmrmssll. Mun. N. V
The choicest he Ever-fiend.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A 51- in} DPJJcluml RIVERA ll: TRY IT.
7:: will sent an sly ttlir. tum; we: um:
It is the [Imam (Mme Luv. picked item
the best plantatloua still ,. unrillllrn. alumina 1;;
row null frmfrulll alE Alum: an»! n . rug-rug
nuttlr Tho pushing" ltl'" llorlllriil ill on 7.:
.‘.l'l unmlli-ul full Wu“! 1.. It. :4 mop-5.4.-
i ll . 'zl lo 12-» than 1320: low. i‘.f!’..lll‘fi
Oriental 8: Oscilleztal Tea 69.. 1:13...
[Iva-l 0070-, 35 Hurling 81"), .‘er I'm 1:.
Former i»; t.» we --7 . w.
l‘. D. LAW'l‘llh' 11‘0"
ll. L’HOIIEDIEI‘,
CHAS. ii. lv‘EllllIS,
South NorwaIk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Part-la. loses Glover. David Plait.
8. K, Stanley. Mrs. Ilenry Seymour
and Others.
Below will be (com a sample of the multitude 0!
letters of enc mom Franklin tiowl‘t' 3. son. oi
7M Rtofllway, but \‘ork,dally rereirr. The sub
leased unso icltn. testimonials n- from your timid-
and rot hbotr, ladies and ge' tiemrn you know and
esteem Ior tho-ii honor and ““1th (Windham. and
whowuald scorn lo Dal party 10 no
Whathaehasadoaetorotheiaean he onefmyoll
unit iafolly toloagar enter when theme-sud
may lies at yar very door.
COL 0 ll [III]! we: ' In 1875 I was
later. sic» willl Dyson-pit and Jaundierot the w- as
descnpion. rednclnli my weight sham sixty pound
l sud It‘d about one year and a hail hvtltthlllg
ass done uhal imdicm skill cul'lu serpent. Inn-ll,
acounetloi doctors cluttered any M‘Wl-clfl -s;“
otheragare lac lheheneilu oi . Otlbhl Thrn 1 sn-
lastly permuted to take ilmree‘ Would Purifier.
After taking two or lhrer butt es I was entirely
eundand have been a well man tor over nix years. '
sins. nnurn’ sn'mwn. said to have lull
aranccr removed by Dr. Cummings. 01 New You
city. Wan my low— reported likely to die any dn ;
not able to walk alone; sure would not heal. 'I‘
liarmay cared her rerun years ago and has been a
well woman since.
8. K STANLEY. nearly tighly years old. and
was whole set only from a hard cough. The
doctors saidhe had an "our on his lung.“ and
could not use flaring heard 0! the wondeilul
cures do: e by "The tires! Blood Purifier " I tent
for it at once and took it Iallhhlly. My cough dis
appeared and an nee suiting“ health.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Mina Celia Start. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant 8t., Norwalk. Conn.
Bad Kidney trouble. Dyspepsia, Impaired circa
latiua at eight can standing; was so havens that
she could nell Paid out over
eight hundred dollars to dcctors. and was not lime
Iliad one cent'a worth: health mined as much
thcpolson mdidnaaa hy the oil-ens tor ah
theyweretaken. She lye: "I did not expect to
live butaehortlilne. Ir. IIowes was sent to me
lira ptlon.
Discoray. tear ears .
Sold by A. II. BUY? 1 wfifiorwalk.
”We have agents everywhere. in?
TRY OUR
.llal. Cillll illlllely Blllll.
lrnuansmnrruin
DANIEL L’H0MMEDIEUJ
TAR “WALKS!
lentilo“ ywllkmpel‘ eat in t
downlrst alsterorlagddawalkaatwv p"
Reasonable Prices.
Willa-Indra”
Curbs and Gutters.
lethatesfaraiiedsadwarkpn-nlyattsaded
'° JOHN B. neuron,
tamer-Avenue, loath Harwell.
P. o. no: 18!. 18h
Baltalliilmlfllllt
Filiill'l Helium: for
MILLINERY,
3 "m “a, NorwaIIt.
less. ,al that. -wnaa-ma
~ m line
3“ lath-rI ghetto-Inlet!
eta
'~ film-ane. W' I
. Q’ It * n ‘7 In ‘
/ . , gm rt»,
1.1:. lifters. l 2 .
For two reams.
growing depart
‘smeh by mare-down sate-during t
H" tng
pd:lui moat
ilDSIERi' DEPARTIENT.
Urnls‘ flow for 5, 10. 12, 21, 25 and up Ltdiw' Ilelhril-
gun, black and colored [lose for h, 10, 12, ill, 17. 25 and up.
Children's black and colomi how (or 1', 10, 1115.21.25
and up. All summer lilovee at lvdllCrd prices to close.
IFRINO UNDERWEAR.
[nd‘ll-s' Swiss Jersey Ribbed Vest» for 10, 12, 25, 117 and
upward. L-lnlca' ileum Velte. former price 37, now 25.
Gente’ line i» e'iwiezan Shirts, formerly 317. now 25.
U¥fl1~' Fm. l “mm, “‘3, 75, 79, 89, 98, 1.12, 1.25, 1.49,
1.59, 1 Ml lllltl 1 DA.
()rllle' While lelaumtnwi Shirts. 39. 59, '18 and l 00.
(lents' White Laundrled Shirts for 49, 75.1.00, 1.25 and 1.49
(ients‘ line colored Cambric Shirts for 49, 09. 79, ”and 1.25
Gente' and Boye’ Suspenders 12, 19, 25, 33, 49 and 49 pair.
(l'i‘l‘h’ AND (IOLLARS.
lmluu‘ all I'm-n Collars int 5 10. 1‘2, 17 and upward. Lad»
ies' all linen (‘llfls B. 12 And 15. G-nts‘ and Boys‘ Collars,
all lino-n. 4 ply. for 5. 10. 12, 15 and 17. Gents’ all linen
CulI' m 9, 19, 25 l‘llll 311 per pair.
B'lyn' Salt-on T109 8. B -ys' Windsor Ties 21. (iv-nls’
Ti“, 8, I2, 19, 24. 31. 37 and upwards.
HAN DKERCRIEF DEPARTIENI‘.
Lorin-..‘ culnnd haulers, fast colors. for 3c each. L'ttiies'
Colored bard—1s, lav-t colors, hemetilehed, all lint-n, for 5,
10. 13, 15. 19 and 25. Gents” colored borders, hemetltched,
all linen, fast colors, for 5, 10. 12. 15, 19, 25.
Bells, leather and canvas. for 5. 12. 15, 17, 19, 25. Silk
belts, all colors, 49.
RIRRDN S.
Our ullt‘xpt‘clttl, illcrv used sales in this department at
this ,1. mun of III» yr lll', "blip-t! 11-1 to keep up our large and
can-ind, whclrd stuck oi all silk rlhhonn, which we ofier
at 1 ur Ilene: low prices.
We 1"? closing out our alzlt‘k of Fans at greatly reduced
pliers, from 10 to $2.00. '
LACE FLDUNCING.
Black Spanish Guipure 43 inch deep, all silk. for 59, 75.
1.25, I 49. 2.00 and up. Black Chantilly Lace Flouncings_
43 inch deep, all eilk, 1.19, 1.49, 2 33, 2.75 and up.
SWISS FLOUNCINC.
41 inch deep, fine goods, for 42, 69, 89, m, 1.12 and 1.49.
x
IUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Bargains in Night Gowns. 25, m, 79. 98,1.25, 1.39.169
and 1,99, all finely trimmed. Bargains in Drawers, 25, 50,
59,09. all nicely trimmed. Birgans in Corset Covers, 25,
39, 49, 59, 09, in high, low and ev shape. Bargains in
crimes, so, 59.1.05. 1.25, 1.49. 1.79. :‘Bnrgalna in Chem-
isse.25,39,50,50,69 19.95. I:
I
CHILDREN’S FRENCH MUSLIN CAPS.
Old price 1.39 now 1.12.
“ 1.49 “ 1.25.
" 1.02 “ 1.49.
" 1.99 " 1.09.
“ 2.12 “ 1.79.
rm
lit-th“ witth to light") out Mk heiors le'ventory, and M—«lluln
081011 1111 Ellis “Mill.
0]? NORWALK.
"on“.
Tim advertisement is both important and interesting. You should read oarstnliy every word. Thousands of dollars worth
of stitch must he turned into money during the neat to days.
at great sacrifice prices for «all. Our immense stock at
Dry-Goods and Kitchen Furnishings must be reduced at once.
We will oil-r our [code
high) of which we now occupy the first floor, and ea we contemplate making many
, owing to our steed" in
g leased the entire building (4 It: ,
changes in our
creasing trade, we deem it advisable
neat to days. The low w mm our
.3... are no Mission of the real value of the goods, they should he seen to
mapplrelatul. Our entire line will he Iound agenuine and
bargain sale. This will he the greatest
asle oi Dry (loode
that the state at (loan.
ever had within
its harden.
prices quoted at the-es
CHILDREN’S AI'GIIANS.
For 00, 79, 89. 1 12, l 19. 1.25. 1.33 and 1.89,
LAD”). ’ DRESSING SACQFES.
For 1.19, 1.89, 1.49, l 60 and 2 49.
CORS E'I‘S
At 87, 49. 09, 73. 98, 1.00, 1.25 and upwards.
PARASOLS.
.1 Il-w loft, and only a few, which we will close out at a
still greater reduction than Iuet week's prices.
BAGS l BAGS !
Now ls your opportunity to buy Hand Bags. Club Bags
and Gladstone Bags at the very io'west prices to he found.
SATEENS. CHALLIES AND GINGIIAIIS.
Saleem; at 12k yard. Chill! on at 8c yard
" 17 u
10 u
1'. 39 “ t- 15 ..
('hllllirs 41 .. u 45 ..
4 til 1.
Yard wide Batiste Cloths at tie a yard. All of rat
Scotch Ginghame l’t'llllcvd 1mm 21 to 17 per yard.
BLCUSE WAISTS.
1 lot 1.59mi lot 1.89
WRAPPERS AND TEA GOR'NS
A179. 89. 99, 1.19, 1.25. 1.29, 1.39, 1.49, 1.59. 1.69, 1.89. 1.98.
Batiste Tea Gown, princess front, embroidered trimmings,
very stylish for ‘2 7..
CHILDREN’S SUITS
F or the seaside,
Please note prices below. They are way
down:
2 years 1.59. 8 years 2.49.
4 “ 1.89. 10 " 2.89.
6 “ 2.19. 12 “ 3.13.
Get our prices on these goods. then you won't even make
them, neither will you go out of town for them.
WODLEN DRESS GMDS.
Fancy Lehaige, 11 a yard. Checks and Plaids 15 a yard.
Homespun, 44 inch wide, 210. Gray Treoot, 40 Inch wide,
27. Brillianteen 44 inch wide 34.
WASH FA RRICS.
Colored Lawns, 4 and 5 a yard. Crinkled Seersucker4
and 61. Plaid Shirting 0) and 7;. Tennis Stripes 8}.
Century Cloths 8. 1 halo short lengths Unbleached Cotton
5 a yard.
Cambric Pillow Shams 09, 73, '19, 98 per pair.
Lace Shams, 84, 49. 48, 58. 63, 78 and up.
Hamburg Trimmed Shams, 1.49, 1.69 and up.
Seersucker Skirts 49, 05, 83, 1.00, 1.09 and 1.49.
KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
Complete lines of Crockery. Glassware. Willowware,
Ironware, Hollowware. Tinware,Woodenware, Iajolioap
wars. Wireware, Looking Glasses, Window Shades, Cur-
tain Poke, Ice Cream Freeman, Oil Stores, Lamps, all
styles, andathoueaud other small but aces-ry artlclee.
too numerous to mention.
Illlll. lllllllll ill illll is anal illi Illial lllllllllill tilllllll till 10 l'lllll
acme ron mom's GLOVE-FITTING PATIERNS.
33"! m (rm-'1'.
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beluga-s «W,gs UH "WW-ow"
wowslzt'r may.” jiwén'r‘ 9.5“
1‘ nurseries ll ' "...‘.‘Itsa.‘l- s e “
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Remember the place, the only” Popular and ever Reliable Dry Goods House
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«4va Typewttas Headquarters or ills-turd
Mela nouns-applied with crimp-taut m
sateen that notice Perelman-sass tall tutor»
antes aul «amt-deters.
III. I. A. Islam. rm.
91 Atlantic at , Ilia-lord.
17. ms“ t 3110.,
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(11.111 “ALL
Stove Goal
II Jill? WHAT BUI'I'I Till PM”
RWIIWIII. rummoum an
II amuse 'I'IIA‘I' I'll (DAL has
IIVIII emu Rm IQUALLID.
RAYMflNll Bill
some n. rennin,
Weasdllatallbeatertaallud ‘
loll. lll WWI
Brick, Lime. “monk
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanaa, Locust-
loantain, Franklin, and
Wilkeeharre Goals.
lien! for RUBBER PAINT
Yard‘ioot of Washington and lar-
olnm AND cllsswmt. tiff: “W ...... “in”;
tovea,
...... mom: The Intel Intel
HIZCONID-IIA‘SI)
Carpets, Siovcs.’&c.,
BOUGHT AND 801.!)
at vrri1
of all nds bought and called for.
W. PODHORE,
Benton 8L, Springwood
'1 KENT & cuonwccn,
Boilers 0! all Kinda
Fire Brick Work,
a Specialty.
ol-‘I‘ICB AT 8. SELLBCII’S,
I97 Washlngton 5t. Bridae,
So. Norwalli, Conn.
Also, 1’. 0. Box 140, Weslport.Ct.
mo in:
FURNITURE,
[1115 Int __
11180113 111]) PLASTEBEBS.
Sci and Repaired.
and Jobbing 01 all Kinds
...-[n m...
SERVED 1N T115 1118? WIR-
If you want the cholctlt IRATE. Med"
aid on- of trouble or cost, you will llrld 11in at my
hum. as well as
a "
I
Thsnhscrihsrhaaeeutantlyon handalargs lot
of second hand Iurnilurc. which he will dispose oi
ream-hie prlces When tin-altars
your-senses
F. HAYES. ”‘
e DIBRLR‘B 3100!. 8011'"! IOWA“
WIS 181011 11111151.
one Quality,—'l‘he Beet.
Beef V Lamb, In Pork,” and Item,
“am my
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLBSSHITH
53 Washington Street.
Mmhwflmmt.
lire, Litealni Amt.
Ocean Steamship Mote—Cabin and Steerege.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
Railroad Tickets.
to Destination.
5 Washington 8L, (Next door to roam.)
Itcob M. Layton,
General lnsuranccAgcllcy
Watermesandapwudaandloneyommio
allparuoilnrope.
Baggage Checked
South Nor-walk. Conn.
J.H Kincfelter,
BILLIE m
lllls, Fill fllsllls,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED Goons, 1:10.
0111]. N. M M' Billil
Real mists. fire, Life. Accident,
Plate Glass, and steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Sale of
G t 7 per cent. Bonds.
1am Negotiated.
' omclt-Glfl'fllnglon BL, Bo. letwalk.
TAYLOR 85 GOLDEN
Dehcnture and Par-I nor-tango
Blillflll 8i Hlli ll
28 lain St», Se. Norwalk.
Meals Fill Ulstell,
To-lorrow lay be Too Late.
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