‘ I
w. WW Q pol: until (blotter
WE ”fig-‘2” '9, Whips an on.
I” ”I” Minis! opsn
‘ “coin yours 0! ago,
, 3 MM ll tho coun-
. in and lists York ad.
dots.
«Amman «nonunion who I.-
Incantation-m ri-rtns to" when
m iii-snot to throw the hall.
. ~Wflllhontn snapped of! above
“N ha sound was like the no
”was pistol.
WIW III, mskss tbs lol-
“1 man of the condition 01 the
h Onassatlrutz Wheat 00. rys
n”. ants tomato": 100. out
“I“. ll tthnlu-Ii Stairs army
“It” are manufactured In iinrtlord,
wksrsnnn‘ patents are owned. During ‘V
“Mt-Gyms Maura. Wiley a lion
”Initiated “000 pom oi leggins l0 w
”Wt.
”dilutions Mutt“ bf Stamford, I... Inna
“llt’i' r. It has ssttean-loot
build-d so. be propelled wot: a screw
by band power. The beam is illty
laden, and this little unit will draw
thirturu inches at the but It Is made
"hm stern on Its III alt-I the wheel
fl‘ Illl'r'llbwl‘y thirty (I- III rum to
~’ 2e III-fit” I‘III .. fllv III” term ltv. IIIIII
ink magnum s two or In; miles hl-
bur untit- mods.
M’liie’thmy families already lo
at ”Who‘ll; Will It ant-c camp grout '1
m'mln‘a' mreltt g “pent! Annual 12
Hi dirltis‘ Katmai 20. tuning Ibe— speak-
”a t- Bishop lullul'. u IN. o On. .-I.
.‘Ps‘ytit‘fiecretsiy ol the state board
of ciliicstioo, and Dr. Charles Parkhurst,
sliior “Zion’s Herald. On Thursday,
AWN, the Womau' s Christian Tem-
panned union will hold a convention.
” { 'firs workmen in the employ
, ohiatonio Water company were
ago och about twenty let-I deep
Mite Derby Rubber company In Shel
Friday when a large portion of
émbshkmcnt caved in and buried
y out or sight Thomas Kenney and
Mods. A ball IIIz—II others were
more or less covered The presence oi
mind of Superintendent Carioy savcd
Bona’slife, for he immediately had the
hi
WW statistician of tho we“!
Ilbh fl 111m " .
mJ‘m :
“in! tho truths worn by the soldiers
rigs hint It!“ A 'E"
ton stone was held during the fifteen
minutes Kenney was being released.
Implant—"Ara you watchful and
rodent 0 looking Elk! business inter-
gin? Applicant for position—“I've
hrmd the same umbrella over two
you: without iostng It. or having it
onion.” Employer-"Then you may
he shtlrh control of my extensive busi-
and name y- qu own eaiary.” -0ma-
in World;
At one time a woman could hardly
‘wslk through the streets oi San Francis-
on without huvtog every one pause to
(no on her, and a child was so rare IIIat
6116a In a theater to the same city where
a' woman had lakI-II h. r infant. when it
began to cry, just as the orchestra began
coptay, II man In the pit cried out, “Stop
those dailies and let the baby cry. I
haven’t heard much It sound lorIeII years.”
m audience applauded Ih's sentiment,
the orchestra stopped and the baby con-
tinned Its performance amid unbounded
anthuhsm.
, Ono Dude's Industry.
Praia the New York 'l‘loIes.
’ ‘l‘he cther night live or six young men
’dl‘ the listless, self sufficient variety so
taut-liar just now‘, dined together in a
private room at a fashionable restaurant.
IAlter cigars had been lIghIed, one oi
than! drawlsd:
- . “I’ll bet fellows, that I can throw this
Iknits, and it will stick in the crack at
1 that door every time.”
He rose [tom the table and pointed out
Ilium crook between the door and
abs :5an unbound how its propmsd
M phat tltn‘hnlls. Tbs live others sp-
pronobnd tbs pm and cried out: “We
Imth‘at bet. For how much?”
“Ml out to bars 10 throws. Each time
that»! [all I psy "Ito hill, il I succeed
lb putting the hits In the crack 10 time-
;caaltulvyau will .pay Ins the same sum.”
41“.?
filmma- Iook his position, and
, swiibslapiditysudscnurscythstwords
- countdnsnllhs. emanated 10 times in
nonunion this rantsrkshls last.
annhshsd lioished everyone hur-
' W with delight. Esch onsoi his
my“ psid,lts pocketed atoll oi
WM I'll“-
llu'l.
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flees-Jen. 2.--- .
Sunday' a Gan-Is.
At IColumbus -
Mums ............. 2001000114
Columbia. ............. 000000100—1
Batteries: Kilroy and Toto, Baldwin and
les.
hsrlsinnudlioyln
AthraeyClty—
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Worcester. ......... ootooaIIx—s
Batteries: landmsnnsndllollordJiurklttsnd
“'liaon. '
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Newsrk........ ...0 I 01 3 0 0 0 3—11
Hartford .............. 000120002—5
Batteries: Doom: and Dufly,smlthand U
ulna The attondancs was over 6,010.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
News Notes Isl btnr‘t Carol-11y Con-
M
comm Nelson Dewey, one at Wiscon-
sin‘ n yam"early governors, is dead girth; age of 75
5?,“th bsayacancyou them of next
It thG oftI army chaplains at
Washin n on the retirement of
Post Chaplain Georgi; .Colllur, and there
have already been filed at tho war depart-
ment 230 applications for this position.
The Valido Marble company's mill at Fair
Haven, Vt, was burned. Loss, 630,000. In.
sat-once, 320.000.
Tanmy William ngnd5ysara, and h'n
vista, Agnes, aged 8 years, put a lighted
match in coal oil at Columbus. An explosion
followed and the children were so badly
burned that they died in an hour.
Ira Show, the famous whistler, has up
pearnd holoro tho shah oi Persia.
Ludwig Hail’bIn'n, apassenger on tho Ant-
werp steamer Psnnland, died oi heart disease
on July 2 and was buried at sea.
'l‘o Lynch Illulcslppl Murderers.
Nzw Donna's, July ‘22.»The Picayuus‘s
Vicksburg special says: A dispatch from
Clinton, Ln.,ststss that three of tits live
nogrocs who murdered Pratorion a low
months ago were captured at Red River
Junction, brought to Clinton and will be
lynchod at the scent) of the murder. The
pursuit of the Pitts murderers at Panther-
huru still continues, but persons arriving
from the vicinity say that no more captures
have been made.
Graham's Last Barrel a Fallon too.
Ntaonta Faun, N. 12, July m—Csrllala
D. Graham sent another so called “lilo bar-
ral"over the falls at 4 p. m., and it Inst tbs
suns lots as tho one sent over tbs cataract
oanuo23. Grahamhad announced that it
thebnrrolcnmaoutnli rightho would rnsks
theiriphimssll inthsnsarluturo. flswili
construct another barrel of more strength
than the two alrsndy ssnt ovsr.
Ila Struck nor with an Ax.
Nair Ham, July 22.4mm Marlon
attacked his half sister, Mrs. lhthsr Lynn,
with an ax, humans shsrafussd to land him
somsmonsy. Hocutharhsndopn,nad
tbsubsntandkickcdhsrao that the is not
expected toliva Ilsgavohlmaslluptoths
pollen. Mn Lyman, who is whits, marrisd
n negro recently. but dons not livs with kiln
Daring ltnbbsry of a Pastels.
lawman; July zit—A hold rubbery
wsscormnitnad at the pnstoilicaduring ths
nouhour,butthsolliclslsarsrotiontabuut
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dspnrtlnent ltissuppossdtohavnhssnths
wmkolnsnsnkthlsl.
llsI-r Inst Invnraly Done-Ind.
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them on conspicuous counters to soil during this week
#800 yards .Criackled Sernucko- -r at
“to. per yd, reduced from use.
600 yards of Giuaham at 8.10.124:
15 and 18 cents per yard.
l"!
.230 yardsol all wool Challie st 200.
per yard, reduced lrom "do.
600 yards oi French Boleros at 18c
per yard. regular price 22c.
800 yards 01 Dress Cambrlc at 10
and like per yard.
2% yards of French Percuie at 18c
per yard.
India Linus.
We have purchased in the par
week a line of the above men-
tioned goods, which we will
tiller lower than usual at this
time 01 tbs year. Prices 18,
20, 25, 30, 35 and 450.. per yard.
Great Cut-Pl ice Stile
PAIlASllIS.”
The balance of our Paranoia at one-
third less than cost
Don't miss the opportunity to pur
chase Parasole, for we con-
sider they were never sold
cheaper or quality et er better.
Prices as follows:
6 Our .3 50 Parasol reduced In S: 00
u 3. 75 so . I
0 It 4 00 It It It 3 35:0
to 4.25 u H It
Is 4 50 Is It st 3 :05
I. 435 .I It II
mflflflNTERPlNES.
'H The best value to be had full size.
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l} Quilts at 850. regular price 81. 35
“ $1.10
I 25
1.35
l 50
Also a good assortnn nt of Mur-
seiiles Quilts, prices ranging
[tom 1 25 to 8. 25.
u I:
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1.759
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GRAND
SUHIEBIIN
SALE.
WEIR
We will open [or this sales new
and complete stock of Ladlca’
Muslin Underwear, which we
think is [or superior toany-
thing shown by us at prevI 'sou
sales and which we feel con-
fident that we are soiling be.
low actual cost to manufac-
ture, as inflows:
If you are judicious. economical, and hold that a dollar saved
we are asking.
Wiltl null llaln St.
ITH
This week inaugurates another great sale, and feels no hesitauv .
cy in pronouncing it the greatest sacrifice sale over arranged
‘ for the people of Norwalk or South Nut-walk. Recent popular
sales have left an accumulation of broken lots, odds and ends,
&c , and to prevent such stock from piling up, we have placed
And
to make this sale doubly attractive we add to the llllOVO men-
tioned bbat-flirts :
Gorsetcovets ‘
Gambric Corset Covers, lucked.
{or 250. Muslin Corset Coven.
tucked, liomburgh trimmed,
lor 25c. Cambrlc Corset Cov-
ers, tucked. Hamburgh or lace
trimmed, high or square neck,
(or 350. Csmbric Corset Cov-
ers, Hamburgh trimmed, V
shape neck for 450. Cambric
Corset covers, Hombnrgh in-
ssrttog and edge, high or low
neck, for 50c each.
A Night Dresses.
3, Ladies‘ Mother Hubbard Night
Dresses, lace trimmed, lor050
with. Ladies' Yoke and “other
iiIILhmIl thht Dresses, tuck-
ed, llllltltllrnll Insertion and
)3 2 inches Moth: r
Hubhuu N.,.,ht Dresses, tuck-
ml, Hamburgh Insertion and
edge, seams finished With
it other- stitched trimming. [or
1.25 and 1.35.1.Idier.‘ Mother
ilubbsid Night Dresses, em-
broidered yoke, line edge, lor
1.5“ and 1.75.
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All our best Hammered Brass Trays that were cheap at 25c. will go at 100.500
ieces Mosquito Netting. 2 000 Rugs—all must go. Carpets and Art Squares.
whim-5' Walking Skirts, PW" 10 a pair can be saved on Curtains.
tucked. (or 9?. 40, and 50c.
Ladies walking Skirts. cambric
will", for 503. Ladies \Vullt—
lug Skirts, Ilamboruh will.»
and tucks {or 75v. Ladies‘
Skirts,wnie Hamburgb bounce
for 1.12 and 1.25 Indies’
Skirts, doulilo Homburgh
ilounce and locks, for 1.50.
Ltdies' tine muslin Drawers,
tucked. lot 25c each. Ladies’
I‘Iue muslin Dram-rs, Elam-
burgh trimmed for 409.
L Idtes tine muslin and cam-
hric Drawers, 2 clusters of
tucks, for 500 pt» r pIIIr. Ladiss'
murlm drawers, wideTort-hou
. tucks. for 65c per pair.
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()l (it-ms French Flannel Shirts;
the prices below are what sell
them: Our regular” I5: Shirt,
which We have had such a
In“ on during this season, we
wtll close out at 50c. actual
cost. 1.00 goods we give the
native reduction: 75c buys
tin-III. Our 1.25 goods reduc-
I II to 1.00. Our 1.75 goods re.
duo. It to 1.25. Our 2.00 goods
reduced to 1.75. Our 3 00 goods
reduced to 1.50, Our 3 50
goods reduced to 3 00.
QThe Balance
0! our Hamburgh Flounciogs at
cost during this sale to close.
éHEi-BIIUIRTEBS
mFor Hosiery. Assortment always
the L1rgest.Priccs always the
Lowrst, Quality always the
Best.
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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
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Will Basin 'l'bolr Grant Annual lldslmmnr Hark-Dawn late on July the lltb.
Woods. and 11...", In win not It: run in deep that. We nan-tut- mg, assassin-intro son as
"WM , “ wmmlta this lion haw“, W“ "W' '” Joafliyclussthsmotoustorknlhruoh ”'"m‘bk'w'mfim
Wu. l Brass Goods. lull- Underwnnrd '
lvmllill la mint-arm dress mm. Emmi.“ "l“ “OI-Olin- ’ ' ' ,
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ninthnpntirsdsllisssssoa, ws willaow “in“ wlwlifllflllha’
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{or you than me tIsIoIs Flu-“v" l-cum Olin-0110.61.15- " n a... lath!!!” III-“HI“
Lawn and Batista Wrappers. ‘“ °‘" ”MMV a";- lashes. , Mortals whim-III!
hhllnl- Inns lloaactap will its sold In W M
Asthnsuunlysuilablslorthasamrssasoa as... ratio.” Inksvssiswnttlnslursh Inshh loll which stand-:"m '-
lMlOI.—-0urlionth Nawslkstotswillksopsnantiuo‘slunksvasvnlag. Istardsyaigbtsaatlliom. Olrlmwslkwmswlllclnssstdo'clorksvsryssnlug,mptlsg loudsysadlntlndny.
SCOF‘IELD a” HOY'I',
No. 3 Gazette Building. N orwalk. No. 39 Wanhlngton St., South Nor-walk.
BliSllES! BUSTlESI
W. H. MEEKER 86 CO.
SOLE A03“.
E Large We'_a.1tiety\;
.. .. 5* LATESTTIIESTYLES
” A. DICKERMAN & SON,
Intimates mm for
Steam and liot Air Heating.
mm... 84 Washington St,
saucepan BARGAINS!
W.B.HALL&CO
General Ileductmn Sale !
NEVER SUCH A TIME FOR BARGAINS.
In addition to our Alteration Sale we oiler our entire stock In lower rooms
at fabulous prices during the month of July.
So. Norwaik, Gt.
closing lint Millinert
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A GREAT Siillil’llll-l!
i will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmcd Black Hats formerly 85c for 500.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for—958:- g3,
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
Lace Curtains and Portierres.
Notingham lace Curtains at 7 5. 90 08c. 1,1 19,1 29 1 50.13712. 2 25, 2 75, 3. 3 25,
350,37 44u0 47.3.5 0106 7,Itod7.50 er atrInBrussels.
All R Igs and Mailings half price. OII Cloths all rice.
DRESS GOODS.
From now until 15th of August all 50c Dress Goods down to 25c.
All 25c Ssteeus 150. All 18c Bassoon 1210.
Fancy Goods All Reduced.
’ - ‘ 250 EACH—Olive Bock Hair Brushes.
Kleinert 8 Father Weight 19.: EACH—l4 RowMetaliic EnirBrushes
”"353 Shmlds- 39c: DOZ.--Fine Toilet Soap, “Lorr‘s
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Orange Blossoms.”
Size 1 9 cents per pair 1c PAPER—American Pins, full count.
Size 2,11 cents per pair.
5c PAPER—English Pius. full count.
Size3 13 cents per pair 190 EACH-Crown Needle Case, sold
SCENTS-«i and 5 Hook Double Rein-
25c goods 15c.
elsewhere at 256.
i forced Corset Steele. 19° EA‘CH-‘Bfmlm!’ Caps. ‘
4c DOZ.—St:el Hat Pins, 5i and ficinch 9" BALE—Childlens L110“ (/9115. ‘10!!!
J“ Heads m p 5" EACfljhzfs ggonges
g 3261; Edem‘figesd: 300:3?) 32:- 2SCENTS-For two Tic Pi_mI,- Rhine '
iug needles, assorted daru'tng, . 319003. enamel settings.
embroiuering' e“; 1250 h D.- Silk Elastic. ’
8c DOZ.-—Darniug Cotton, all colors. 1 CENT—For 8 Shams of Linen Thaead.
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lgtg'go‘lift'igxnhfillifi'me gross in “I“ “no Crochet Healer. Also Grout Reduction to all Fancy Goods,
5 CENTS—Enamied Stocking Darnere,
with handles.
19 CENTS—Curling irons and Combo.
5 CENTS—Canvas Belts, with straps and
' buckles.
box.
So PAIR—Ladies‘, Misses‘, and Child-
ren’a Hose Supporters.
12c PIECE—English DressBeltiug,llack,
gray, and white.
5cBO'1'l'LE—2-oz. Sewing Machine Oil. 10 AND 15 CENTS—Canvas Belts with
10c BOTTLE—12 oz. Sewing Machine Oil snake buckles.
Our entire stock is selling at the some ridiculous prices. Several thousands of
articles In our small waro department should be seen and priced.
W. B. HALL (it 00.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
Amostdeliclouhuscrnthntcnnba indvelnluutu; llase,Vanllln. Chocolate and I
flavors. Mwhohsvsuseditspcnk yloi t.
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. I
Mackerel at 18c lb. Mackerel in 10 and 90 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloatcr lint-ring, kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 321: a doz.
3 III llilliilllll Creamery Butler llll' $1.00, 01‘ 35c II.
is 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for $1, or 30c lb
4 lbs. Good, llaiI-y Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
mesnmdlluflngralsnutkle. twocausforflc. ClsaIIChowder nuns. Pickled lobster and
mudsplcodoystaslnglsn latrnChoiccPronncls. 15c lb.
v‘\‘ '
ll' People will call and examine they will 0
what I say correct.
I-I. Kr1eger
Molutckemo llotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURNE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR SUITS.
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figfififgfizfifi’ffifi‘fifm Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans, .
”hardball” “pill”:
wn IOIaIOI'l.‘ YOUR ORDERS.
y'flnvnyauuiadtbscnlohratsd DewDropCsamooodsuheyhentthuaal .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Washington at...
$40. 00. ‘
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. so and al lain Street, South Norwnlk.
So. Norwnlk.
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