Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 20, 1889 · page 4

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editwm impodhls tor his lriendetnre—

”Mil-patties. Ila was confined
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mtuhlmtoracovc, andthsoniy
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a favorable position to receive a
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that a abockol l,(lllvoltewas
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gimp. Aoker, olthe Keystone Light
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tohhnceivlrgashocklmmaWesting-
“Moi 1W Volts. He feltas
the”. b Ed hen struck inthestomacb

fipam bat. Berewveredintwo

mm which burned him severely. The

It“ related the experience ol a Mr.

Wright, at Philadelphia, who received a
Mvolt shock and was supposed to be

tlpddlwmhoordur. Mr. Wright lsnow

lnDonve‘r,n'ouethewonelor his acquaint-

ance, with electricity

_ , lacki- Wae Badly Burned.

. Ft'ank H. lacklman inmndeeeent wire-

III-lye! 170 East One Hundred andFour~

tenth street, next came before the referee

£533

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v "wlthbothhandsconosaledln bandages. He

0W that he was justraoovsriux from a
mock (m an alternating current with a
1m pd Lfllil volta it occurred in the
film street station at the Manhat-
company on Triaday of this week. The
W were untied and sight severely
inn-nod lingers were exhibited andanaccount
bltlteinjuriespiacedon then-cord.
Ilr. Cochran then announced that he had

mli'allyall his testimony in. The state,

willoller its evidence on llonday

file 8th Trust Incorporates.

ltxw You, July at—Ths salt trustiias
been incorporated at Albany under the name
(it the North American Salt company; capi-
hl stock, 811, 000,000. Prat-lent, W. R.
Burt; vice-president, Franklin Woodmil;
hummer, B. K. Thurber; tnntees and
(lifetime, R. '1‘. Wilson, W. A. Hazard; A.
-1 ll Boardman, C. F. Burger, I]. W. Cannon,
7'" York; John Canllold, Innistee; W. S.
'Ohnkiin, Michigan; Jay Martin, Chicago;

Ind Thurlow and Joesph Verdin, London.

 

liar-ell In Death in a 'l'annery.

. "Baoawsmu, Pa, July filo—Fire do-
sisoysd the Eagle Valley tannery, miller
'withfiiflcadsol oak hark. John Striker,
anemploye. was turned to death. Andrew
Striker, John Westeline, John Bar-gem,
John Fisher and George Smith were seri-
ously bm’nad, and mus-a1 other employee
slightly burned. The in- la 8:30.000, lully
'Murud.

. Susi-gleld'a Alleged Dela-sitar.
srp'rno lam, July zit—sum! 'l’.
Wamiol the firm 01 Williams & Watson,

paper item has lett town, carrying with
3 «so belonging to thallrm. Watson
. all the hllisowlngthelirm. Itls

mppoeedlhathehes‘mlledlor England. He
letvee I ’trli'e and child hero.

00 THE BASEBALL WORLD.

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”olo'fllce’ot'thehve rumors judges-tat:

err-refini- aim met-Its cus-
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will?” somewhat-slum

Nomi mammal autumn;

z 08th. oops. Havana,

Yuhtlala , law Driehtm, It;
Wiles-use, mile.

MC eleetrical floral la Ohloandll-
lanthanum-ashes”
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“tum list. was struck by light
man-st. hereon

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Joust. lavittmtllswtoanschaIuplnu
M than swim-wot America. and
my, otllowsiLan matched to swim
Watcmhaeh, anJuly‘lfiJore

elm Themmmetoathal‘uurthot
July is the city whats; recs. Charles
rivar.aadllmvittwonbyalew test only.

The sue-tire maritime! the Knights 0!
labor has granted a charter the llhlp
(hulksr'sandtlarputsu llatiot Tradasa
sambly. This means so sccmalonolabimt
mammalian

Alsisanderlhmlhaeldsstsoaol Ir.
hank’iniee-pssaidsntol ihel’elili-
glaultrallroad, died suddenly in laden.

Wanna lit years old. and has

main-12* lortheiNoeltolhhhaaitii
ifltlIIflka,theintuemaawhei-M’

Dumb Ryan at Franklin, In, has been
cultured.

The Pamellltas will demand a parliament—
ary luv-ligation into the origin at the l’lgott
letters.

Joseph Plucks, agid it), stabbed his lli‘yeari-
olil wilaat Ashlsud, Wis. They had been
married only two weeklt Jealousy was the
motive at the crime

Charl- Olih, a sporting man, has been
lound guilty at murder in the first degree at
Portland, Ore. lie killed Emil Weber, an
oil-r sport.

Theaspert examination 01’ the slain of
Sherman Brothers, at Bollalo, has been con-
eluded. The shortage is about moon The
stockholders reiterate their desire to make
good.
8am Bprlngsteele alias “Chance" Horton,

negro, pleaded guilty to a double ae-

t, with criminal intuit, at Paterson,
N. J.,and was sentenced to twenty years’

t.

Albert Below was hanged at Little Falls,
Minn, lor the murder of Franklin Rich.
This was the tint execution under the law
prohibiting the presence at newspaper men.

The Eagle Planing mill, at Oswego, N. Y.,
owned by John K. liostt Co, was gutted
by lire. 1088, 531,000, 0! which 812,000 ison
stink and 33.01» on machii cry and building.
Fully insured.

J. 8. lloeculeld, clothing dealer, of Pitta-
fiild, Marat, has tailed. Liabilities, 833,000;
muscle, Milli).

Tthmpes-or William has mnttothecsar
alleles-portraitot him-ell incl

The National Educational association will
hold its next matting at St. Paul, Minn.

The case of Oliver hi. Hapgood against
Horace A. Bouthworth, of Boston, to recover
300,000 damages lor alienating the elections I
01 plaintiff’s wile, has been settled by the
parties upar the payment to the plaintiil ol

3-1.5“)

The secretary ot the treasury has appointed
Joseph Reunion a special inspector of the
ibiiaury department. He will be assignod to
the ilcw England states

A BATTLE IN ALABAMA.

Four Men lilllasl and Many \t‘ounded in
. rs Feudal Conflict.

Brmrrsonsu, Ala, July 20— A pitched
hatth occurred in the western port of this
county between the Simpson and Houghton
landilct and lriends of both sides. A bloody
(and Wear! the Bimpsous and Houghtons
has exhited lor tbrre years. in the tint light
two of the Houghtou party were killed out-
right, and mverai ol the other party were
wounded. The Simpsons and their friends
then took refuge in an old barn owl wore ab
tacked by the oilicers, guided by A. J.
Houghton.

The Simmons opened lire arid killed one
of the oillcers, Deputy Sliei‘ll linrgan, at
this city, and ‘11le “'Illlllilt’tl lluughton.
The tire was returned and un- of ill..- Slurp
son party kllltd, but the trilli'el‘s withdrew
without making any nrrcsla. Fun of the
Boughtous and three 01 the Slinpmns have.
been killed since the loud hogs . llIri-‘e years

ago, and many others woqulnl, The two
hibiliuareamong tlio wualIhI-n l :-.r.-l most
prominent residents in the n. lv-zu purl ol

the county.

The Canadian Annexation Lille-“Inn.

Roms, July 20.41.. Muesiit'l-u-t-lls club
had an outing at Point of Pine lit-Gov-
ernorChalliu, A. W. Beard. Swain: iioar,
Cmgreesmen Davis and “I'll. Six III were
aruong the speakers Miami ih» .Iieeclies
dwelt upon the question oi Uni-min” annex-
ation. Banter Boar’s view was 11ml Canada
muttmakeany overtures that are made in
thatdireetlon. The psarmust ripen on its
own soil More it drops into our lap. We
donot want to force citizenship or statehood
upon any one who does not desire them. He
believed ultimate union inevitable.

Judges for Washington Territory

Optima, Wy. 'l‘., July!) .—-An alum
, enlliefldiacumionremfllediniixingthetcm

years, and the twelve superior judgi- at
louryears. Thesalarleeolthelormarare

to be $4.000 per annum and the latter 83,000.
The Democrats opposed the report of the
commltieelor threesupreme judges at 05,1!)0
pl' annnm; also the canmittea’s recom-
mmdatlon that wiper-lot judges he paid
taupe-1mm

Shot Dead by a lineelees Clerk.
nus-man. Ont, Julym-Whils Albert
lawmaclerk in Harton’ahardwarestere,

Nth-marshals“ The Iris llaykss
totgutt lie-,udfllshe had,“ would
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This week insugorates another great solo, and feels no hesitan-

for the people of Norwalk or South Nor-walk. Recent popular
sales have loll. an accumulation of broken lots, odds and ends,
5w , end to prevent such stock irom piling up, we have placed
And

to make this sale doubly attractive we add to the above men-

ihcm on conspicuous counters In sell during this week

tioncd bargains :

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‘ .300 yards Urinehlsd Burnuoki I at comet“ ‘

i210. per ya; reduced lrnm 15c. V0130

Cambrlc (‘Aireet (lovers, tucked,

(or 250. Muslin Corset (Rivers,

tucked, llamburgh trimmed,

lor 250. Cambrlc Corset Cov-

ers, tucked, iiamburgli or lace

trimmed, high or square neck,

for 350. Cambrio Cornet Cov-

ere, Hamburgh trimmed, V

shape neck for 450. Cambrio

500 yards 0! Gingham st 8, 10, 112i,
15 and 18 cents per yard.

' 250 yards 0! all wool Challis at 300.
0 per yard, reduced from 25c.

000 yards of French Bateeue at 180
per yard, regular price 22c.
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500 yards oi Dress Ctmbric st 10

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and 1240 per yard. Corset covers, Hamburgli io-
serting and edge, high or low
225 yards ol French Percale at 180 neck I or 500 each
per yard.

Night Dresses.

3 Ladies’ Mother Hubbard Night
llrrceee, lace trimmed, for 050
incl. lndiee‘ Yokeand Mother
liul hnrd Night Dresses, Incli-
ed, lJ Iv’muli in-rrtion and
Miami I ultra \l I that
linbhud Night Dresses, tuck-

lismburgh Insertion and

edge, seams finished with
feather-stitched trimming: {or

1. 25 and 1. 35. India bloilier

Hubbard Night Dresses, em-

broidered yoke, fine idgc, lcr

1.50 and 1.75.

SKIRTS.

Lidir.‘ Walking Skirts, plain
lucked for 25, 40 and 500.
Ladies walking Skirts. trimbric
will», lor500. Ladies \Viilk-

qlllilfll‘llm Lawns!”
India Liiiiills.‘D

We have purchased in the par'
week a line of the an0 men
tinned goods, which we will
tiler lower than usual at this
time ol the your. Price» 18,
20, 25. 30. 35aud 45c. per yard.

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Great Cut-Price Snlc

PARASBLS.

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The balanot-i: l our Psrnsole at one- and tucks lor Ladiee‘

"ll", '9“ “l“ “W‘- Bkirts, vride Hemhurgh flounce
Don t miss the opportunity to pur- lor 1.12 and 1.25. indics’ m

chase Parasols, for we con- Skirts, double Humburgh

flouncu and tucks. for 1.50.
indiss' flue muslin Drawers,
tucked, for 256 each. Lndiee' .
line muslin Drawers, Ham—

sioer they were never sold
cheaper or quality “for better

M Prices as follows:

6 Olur 83 50 Parasol reduced in ‘3 00

3 75 u u u 3 25 burgh trimmed. '0? 400.
0“ i. 4 00 .. .. I. 3 40 Lidiee' line muslin and cum-
.I 4.25 or ll u 350 bric Drawers, 2 clusters of,
u 4 50 u .. .i 3.75 tricks, for 50c per pair. Ladies .
.. £75 .. .. s- 4 00 nlll'illn drawers, wide Torchon

lac», luck», for 050 per pair.

BIG LINE

0! Gwnte’ French Flannel Shirts:
the prices below are what sell

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HThe best value to be had lull size.

H Quilts at 850. regular price 81. 35 mm.“ 0'" regular ‘56 Sh'"

rs .. $1.10 .. whlch we have had such It

g .. .. 1 25 .i 1. 75 run on during this relation, we
.. .. 1.55 u will close out at 50c. actual .

.I .. ‘50 u 225 cost. 1.00 goods we give the

some reduction; 750 boys
them. Our 1.25 goods reduc—
Hl to 1.00. Our l.’i5 goods re-
ducvd to 1.25. Our 2.00 goods
I'l dated to 1.75. Our 3 00 goods
reduced to 1.50 Our 3 N)
goods reduced to 3 00.

SflflEBUNDEBWElR QThe Balance

SA LE.

m Also it good assortninit oi liar
seilles Quilts, prices ranging
lrom12510 3. 25.

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Of our Hamburgh Flouricings at

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We will open lor llIlI sale a new “0“ “m“ ' "’ ”1° ” cm“

and complete stock of Ladlea' '

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think is lar superior to any-
thing shown hy us at previonem
. For Hosiery. Assortment always
the Largest. Prices always th‘e

sales and which we leel con-

lident that we are selling be
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low actual cost to mauuluc-
tore, as lollows:

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 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

Iltli Main 81.

we are as____kj__ng.

 

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cy in pronouncing it the greatest sacrifice sale ever ormnggd 33‘” mm

 

, The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 321: ll (1%

woun- aad “aware.
“I ksllmake l
as “ umpire 31%" title lse
(limit.
Nominate-Ilsa“ the not that wehsvs hssa use
this erases, we willnow
line inducements to you than ev- balm
Lawn and Batiste Wrappers.
As these are only suitable lot thamwusr season

wewill tIheksllala there. Is
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salss's psott anthem
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will allow“ with heavy

“uncles laces.
All our (lhentlllt. Valancelus. Oriental

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Jawilicloss lhehalaecedoarstock MParssols
m” o, m an- mm Ilemstltehed Iwiss Pleuaelnas. ,m. n” o,

3100. ll 10. 9‘15-

WIII Brigid Their Great Ana-at luau-mu lurk-Down Isle on July the litho

m monster consider“ as ch -

It. oldetthlesaletosgrseiiyndh . .

9" "“"u‘mm'm‘ Muslin Undone ., .
Wehsvsaveryeliolce stock otthsee mL'nmm‘ "" '

wklehwswillodust this sale tor Ito, no,“ Wu“

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NOTICE: ~0ur Booth Nurwslk store will be open until 8 o slack every evening. saturday sights until lo ll. Oar llorwslkstom will close at I o clock every evening. excepting loudly collated”.

SCOF‘IELD

N o. 3 (iuzotte Building. Norwalk.

& HOY'I‘,

N 0. 3t) Waninlngton St... South Nor'walk.
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your AGBNTI

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Light Challles t0 5 Cents.

 

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indigo Challles t0 8 Cents.
Plumbing,

Steam. and
Gas Fitting.

Tin and Sheet lron Work.

STOVES, RANGES.
AN D T I N WAR E .

letlmaica given for

Steam and ilot Air Heating.

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Dark Chaliles t0 0 Cents.

Wide Lawns to 10 Cents.

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Cliollic Diego to 0 Cents.
Dress Goods 15 to 10 Cents.
Dress Goods 16 to 11 Cents.
Dress 00003 25 to 15 i‘cnts.

 

A. DICKERMAN & SON,

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W. B. HALL & C0.,
Largest Dry Goods Dealers

Bridgeport, NBridgeport,

Located

in the Main SI, Earner If Cannon.

The system of selling every article at a small profit, but of I: thoroughly re-
liable quality. is a ruling principle of this firm.

Mrs W. H. Jarvis on Main SI. , has samples of many of our Bargains, and any
ordel'e entrusted to her will be tilled at some price as at mam stun. Commencmg
June lot. we shall place on sale an entire amok of a Boston Importer that we have
just purchased at 45cm. on the dollar.

~Plcase observe a Few Prices.—
Cheuey Brothers’ best armure Silks 09.
24 inch Black (lro Grain Silks 79.
00 pieces best Dollar Gro Grain 59.
300 pieces Plaid Surahs at 48
225 extra quality Sural'ia at 50.
200 pieces plain Ilobairs at 25. 37; and 50.
200 pieces new Challiee at Gets.
50 38 inch all wool Dress Goods 25.
50 30- inch Mottled at 19cm.
One case 88 hiew st 12}. .

———l.incn Dcpartrncnt.~
100 pieces Scotch Diaper, all linen, I5.
21 pieces two yards wide Table Damask, 35.
100 large Quilts at $1.
5 bales good Crash at 3cm.

Jackets and Wraps.~———

200 best 315 tailor made Jackets $7.50.
150 real $10 qualit at 85.
Handsome Bead Wraps 86.
All Long Traveling Garments; were $8, $10 and $12.,
200 plain Cashmere Shawls at "90".

We have many bargains in Hosiery, Swiss Flonncings, Chantilia Laces and
Dress Trimmings.

W. B. I-IALL&CO

Cor. Main and Cannon Streets. Bridgeport.

FRUIT PUDDINE!

amdeliclmsmmnanbep yin'lve minutes; ReseJ’snilla. Chocolate and la;ocn
flavors. Thoeewboheveuseditspoak
I

For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 160 lb. Mackerel in 10 and 20 lb.
kills, Salt Fish and Floater nor-ring, kc.

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3 Iii 110010110]:qu Billil 10 $1.00, 0135i 1].

3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter- lor $1, or 28c lb.

Ire-hemmed almmkwmummw. MChowderln cane. Picklcdlpheuraad
Lambs andqilcsdoysteleingltm lstraCholcePruunehlhclb.

Fresh E888?“ 200 per dOZ. '

Shreddedcodnshis delightful; one ndwiliso ostwopountleotsa otherkiud; the keen
Callmrnlahnnae, 10: lb.. hlhe lemurs ornial’ruum. Soap {330m
8 lbs Choice layer Pip torts:

was .OI-IOI‘I‘ YOUR. ORDER...
"llaveyoairledtheeelchratadnew DropOansedaoods; they heurhsmsl.

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

88 Washington 8t..

So. lot-walk.
THE

Palace Queen
FURNACE

rs um nr
NORWALK.
80. NORWALK,

EAST NORWALK.

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closing in] Military

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llilllil'l‘ Slllllillli!

I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unlrimmed Black Hats formerly 850 for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 256."

FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

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Also Grout Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

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ll’ People will call and examine they will Ind
what I say correct. .

H. Krleger,
liaimcliemo 110th Block, Main 815.,
South Norwalk. Conn.

DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

PARLOR S UITS.
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divam,
$40. 00.

Also Great Bargains in Lounges.

DAVID STOW,

87. so and 9! Ialrs Street, South Norse-lit.

 

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GROCERIES AND MEAT

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