m a two men were driving along the
eecompen
vets mastery, Mr. tord.will hewlth
in Mr. Walker Blaine willjotuthepveai-
dent in Boston and accompanyhimtollar
Earlier. ,--
RYAN WAS JEALOUS.
Ila Itahe Ilia Wife and new Alto-pee
infirm, l' thuiu'fiuv’m4v» n.) 1.1‘ "-l‘l' ,. m
'Wf'm‘ ”W‘fim 83H” '
mammoth-w
stallid M Ill-wiflapehahly die.
lira. Ryan may recover. Ryan lived happily
with his wile and children until recently.
Heloethh-nploymentdurlngthelesthonc
railway strike. Poverty drove himtodrlnk,
euddrluktcjcelomy. He accused hiewlle
alarm; too much tor InwrenceDuke,a
laborcwhollvedin eeametenementhotne
andwhohadheeuk totheltyansln their
permZBypn 'abouttobediepo-eeeed
'tor’ mflrm rent. Be III-arm
bqanscolding his wile.
Finallyheemtherquttobuy something to
eat. luthehallslieehansed to pen Duke,
who weecomlnghouidto dinnc. Ryen,on
seeing Duke, became furious. He ordered
MraRyanhackintotheroomaudbegan to
abueehrr. Sheshriakcd, butheforehelp
conldarrive Byenhad stabbed her halt a
dour times. Ryan then ran outlntothe
hell and attached Duke, but the latter over-
powered him and threw him oil. Ryan then
stabbed himself.
A Murderer Pays the Penalty.
Warcnosa, Ga, July 21.-~Frank Blunt,
colored, was hanged at Valdoeta at 11:3)
e. m. for the murder of Willie Miller on the
nightot Maymonauegro excursiontrain
Reclaimed his innocence the hour he was
arrested and the last minute unearth. He
washangcd ineidcthe jail. No one except
the sherifl, his deputy, a physician and the
press was allowed to wltnu the execution.
He was cut down in fifteen minutq, what it
was lound that strangulation had been the
cause of death Blunt was a notoriou gem-
hleranddesperado. He escaped once while
under sentence oi death, but was recaptured
the same day.
a“. “the tame pelt mall, intaiding to
ml'lllmdlin hieweyeud thendash
thumb. :
“and” tell late the Ambush.
Th anceol Hippolyte was the signal
Magda-ll shmpede on the part of the
woulflie ponders, and with his path clear,
the northern general continued to push
ehgd unchecked, until suddenly from ell
elhemenappceredtospringoutot thevery
Ind thenext instant were pouring
inadeedl'y lire. Taken completely by sur-
,lll'ppoiyto retreated faster than he had
m He carried 0! as many of hh
, and dying as he could under the
but over thirty dead bodies
w'ce {child by Legitime’s men.
025.000 Fire at Topeka.
Toraxa, Kan, July 2'1. —Pirc in the mem-
moth six story building of the Atehisou, To-
pekri~ and Santa Fe railer in this city
catfid 85,“ damage to the building, be
m a loss of valuable papers, records, etc,
that annot be estimated The main pipe at
{befitcr works burst when the fire was
Ilium under control in the sixth story. Be-
fore 'any more water could be obtained the
filth fioor took fire, but here it exhausted
itself, being unable to pan through the fire
prod! floor. The entire six floors are ilooded
with water.
More. and Drlver Both Damned.
00$. 1‘. Y. ,July 27. —-On Thursday alter
“this“ Cuba lake, near this place, they
“lured a horse and snlky In the water.
W ieerch revealed a hat floating not far
from tbbodyot thchorse. The lake wu
.. and the body of John Lewis, of
' y‘b Corners, was recovered. Mr. Lewis
first. a manulacturer of cheese, and came to
on Wednesday to sell his product. It
id he lost his way while returning
‘to his um at Hardy's Corners, and endeav-
chad toturnabouton thcnarrow road, when
film» anddrlver felllntomelake. In.
Ibwit leaves a wife and three children.
Fatal Wreck at Alexandria.
Auzxasmua, Va, July 27—21 belated
loath bound Midland pemenger train ran
into an extra height train near Waterloo,
dwelling five freight care and badly wrea-
ingthemandtheeugine. EngineerMatthew
Acton, of Alexandria, attempted to jump
tromrhis engine, but was caught and dragged
ten yards Hewae seriously injured inter-
nally. Conductor Finks was also hurt. An
nuknownnegro, supposedto beats-amp
stealing a ride, was found crushed to death
in the wreck.
The Earl of File is now a duke, the queen
having just mules-Ind that title upon him tor
the dhtinguishcd service he isabout to rm-
der to marrying the Prince of Wales’ eldest
daughter.
A Colored lad flanged.
New Omens, July n—The Times-Demo
- Puddles! [or Patent Infringement.
He‘s-non», July 21. Judge Bhiprusn, oi
thuited Stats court, has sustained the
rulilll or Master in Chancery Marvin in
‘d’avu'etc. A. Morse, oi Boston, against W.
EKuapp and others for damages torin—
{rt-gunman! patents for wire drc- forms.
WhhepaflisabontflO,”
Bel. Jelee' Strange Disappearance.
9., w $01!?!th I'm: Ehgrical cat’s Baton Rouge Malays: Tom Bowh
wiihnhnbeea mining {rem hishomcon “'5 M IM_19.'flhln8°dm 1‘"
Walnut nun eluce'l'hureday atternoon. Dr. themurder 0‘ m“) Webb, ‘ Fifi” I”, 0‘
"B. (1 Jones,- “m-H“ father left the themmeagc. He accepted religious atten-
M .. about 359’." but did noteey tionseud mutilated great composure. 0n
i'MlIew‘gohg. Hemingwd health "manifold hcaskedell toforgive him and
prayed God {or nnrcy. The drop was seven
feet and the lad's nook was broken. The body
was delivered to the mother.
1 "1‘ I11?"
"1% fl 1ne" 'mcrosetheOeeen.
0&3??? "1—Jamee 1'. Button,
purchuer at “I; In” at the Secretan
mic, hesretnrnedrosn Perla He says: ”I
ehalleuhibitthetamous picture inPnrie for
threeweeksinfleptemhertor Mme. Millet’s
Mendthenitwillhehroughthereand
exhibited next season in How York, and
later,itislikely,in othu' cities. It is not
formic.”
Ives lent Back to Jail.
law 10“,:er gin—Alter hearing the
Worm-liable. hence-cor-
seaeonieeetimatelumflnceecawhichino
adrenalin-e of steel heads,
the regularswing
”he's Appeal Ill Probably tall.
Janene, lea, 1-33—11. tine cl
e-tw-ec-fled mat-gm
”fiendkbfl- la thaBerbe
SMITH
This week inaugurates another great sole, and feels no hesitan-
cy in pronouncing it the greatest sacrifice sale ever omnfigd
. for the people of Norwalk or South Norwnlk. llcccut popular
sales have left an accumulation of broken lots, odds und ends,
33c , and to prevent such stock irom piling up, we have placed
Have received another large Invoice of those CHINA SILKS.
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
SCOF'IELD 8: HOYT
We will continue to run these silks at the very low figure of
39 Cents Per Yard.
SCOFIELD 8L HOYT,
These goods are 22-inches' In width, and are II grout. b
No. 3'7 Washington St", South Norwalk.’
them on conspicuous counters to sell during this week And W. H, MEEKER & CO
to make this sale doubly attractive we add to the above mm “0"” AGENT“ _ MIN—-
tiqpcd bargains : . . » . - I - « ‘3 x 4 a
. . i"5 “(1"‘H'w ' 3 "I“! .‘ .’
' my .. rm . .I .. ,'.' a l T311“ vvr v fivvr ' a .-
wwwwwmmmws w» ‘
lite. per yd, reduced lmn- 16c. , ’ E ’0:
500 yerde oi Gingham at 8. 10. 12b Cambric Corset 00:7“ lucked, 5"
15 end 18 cent! per yard. for 25c. Muslm wreet ~Loveru. m a:
lucked, Hamburgh trimmed, O E M
250 yerdeoi ell wool Chutlie st 200. tor 25c. Cambric Corset Cos. .
6 per yard, n-Ilum-Il from 250. G ere, lucked. liemhurgh or lace h ’ ‘ g A “no“ ASSBRTMENT BE "BE Challies,
' tmIIIIch, high or equate neck,
000 yarde 01 French Saleem at 1th. 9 (or 350.. Cnmhric Comet Cov- E, Lawns,
2 Wind we‘ll-time ~‘~’C- pi m, llnmburgh trimmed, v 1—4 From" .5 Cents to 15 Cents.
I 300 d f D C 1 g 10 shape neck (or 450. lumbric '
ill 3;", 1“,; For; d‘f’“ ’"° “ '9 CW, cohpléllnllileGhlm “mug... and Front 16 Cents to 11 Cents, Blege,
t ' n I 9 V O V I
MyardeozFIench Perculcatltic g :1 $3310.: of; III or 0 Gas Fitting. Front 10 Louis to b Lents. Crmcklee.
"" ’" ' Tln and Sheet lron Work. *”“
- - 39 @11th mm “mm A DICKERMAN & SON
“6101'” “W“ "i AND TINVVARE. - 0 9
n e Ladiee’ Mother Hubbard Night Retlmlteegivun m .
D Dream 9, lace trimmed, lor65c , _ 84 W hm St - _ S N alk Gt
AN 8 lut' b. Ladies Yoke and Mother Steam 33:51:! “mggcxlleafing as on e, 0e orW ’ e
ll 'Iul'l .Il Night Drums, luck-
((1, liamlurgb inwrtion and
mi,” I» 232 Lurlws Mother
UulIb:. II. .‘I ”It i): tar-H4, tuck-
llIrIIIngiI “million and
lily, mums ii mind with
[rather stitched IIIIrIIIIing. for
l.-2"IIInd 135.1.ulius Mother
Hubbard Night “recur“, em-
hroidr-rI-d yoke lbw I-Ilw,
1.5“ "ml 1. 7-J.
India Linus.
We have purchased in the [.n?’
week a line I»! the above llit‘ll'
tinned RIIIIIIH, “‘bwb WI- \Mll
Ivflx-rIIIWI-r than usual at this
tum-of the your. PriI'I-e18,
20, 25, 30, 3.5 and 45c. pI-v yard.
*1
ltil’
Great Cui-l’aicc Sale SKIRTS
LIdIn-’ Waking Skirts plain
tIII:-.k~d (or 5.", 40. and 500.
Indus walking Skirts. cambric
mill, lor50I:. Ladies “'elk.
ing Skirts, Hmnhurub mill-
and tucks {or 75L Ladiee'
Shirts, w Ide Hamburgh flounce
lor 1.12 and 1 25 tradiee‘
Skirts. double linmburgh
licence and tucks. [or 1.50.
Luiiee' tim- muslin Drawers,
tucked. tor 25c each. Ladies’
fine muslin Drawers, Ham-
IE .10.: s
Mathis.
The liaison-II! our Psresole at one-
Ihird less than co-st.
Don’t mise the opportunity to pur
chase Parasol», for we con-
sider they wne never sold
cheap” or quamy cror bmtrr.
Prices as lollowu
Our .8. fl) Paras. I remind In 33 00
eel: at Your Ow
BIG LINE
Oi Gentr‘ French Flannel Shirts;
the prices below are what sell
”n In: Our regular” I 5: Shin,
ulucb we have had such 3
33113333333133.
'H The best value to be had, lull Rill‘.
H Quilts at 850. regular price $l 35
51
it
5
in
“ " 31.10 " 1.50
F I. u 1 25 .. 1.75 Inn on during this season, we
so .. 135 .. 200 will close out at 50c.eclusl
es .. 1 50 .. 2 25 C(Frl. 1.00 goods we give the
some reduction; 75c buys
Itwm. Our 1.25 goods reduc-
III in 1.00. Our 1.75 goods re-
ouc-vd 10 1.25. Our 2.00 goods
mincI d to 1.75. Our 300 goods
minced to 1.50. Our 3.50
goods reduced to 3.00.
SUHERUNDEBWEAB QThe Balance
SALE. 8 0,
cost during this sale to close.
MEWS
mPIIr Hosiery. Assortment always
the L-IIRI st. Prices always the
Invent. Quality always the
Best.
Also a good netwltineni of Mur-
seillee Quilts, prices mngmg
{tom 1 25 to 3.25.
GRAND
We will open (or this sale anew
and complete stock 0! Ladies’
3»: ill-slim Uods-rmn Initial! 53°
think is far superior toeny-
»-._...tlung.ahnnn,by us at [In vious
rules and which we tool con.
fident the: we are ceiling be»-
low actual cost to manufac-
ture, as follows:
Parasol
If you ure'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
we are asking.
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W.B.HIILL&CO
fieneral Reduction Sale !
NEVER SUCH A TI.“ ['1 FOR BARGAINS.
In addition (II our Alteration Sale we offer our Nulim stock In lower to mm
at fabulous prices during the III-mill of July.
500
Carpets and Ari Squares.
All our best. Hammered Brass Trays. that were cheap at, 2513. will go at 10c.
plt‘CPB Mosquito Netting. 2.000 Rugs—all must go.
$10 a pair can be saved on Curtains.
Lace Curtains and Portierres.
Noiinzbum L100(“Yhdlnflflt7l.9098£‘. l 1..l9 129 1.50.1..75 2. 2.25, ”.75 3 33.5
3Mls-J44fll4l5 5056, 7.and‘i.50pIrpaIrInBrussels.
All Rugs and Mailings half price Ull Cloths Half Price.
DRESS GOODS.
From now until 15th of August all 5500 Dress Goods down to 252.
All 256 Sateens 150. All 18c Sateens 1236.
Fancy Goods All Reduced.
‘35: goods 15c.
39.: l)07..—-Fme Toilet Soap,
Orange Blossoms."
"LIrr's
EVERY PAIR \VARRANI'ED.
I. 3 .5 .. .. 3 25 burgh trimmed, tor 4m. 3,“ l. 9 cents per pair. lc PAPER—American Pins, full count.
I. 4 00 I. u I. 340 Luiius' flue muslin and cam- Size 2, 11 cents per pair. 51! PIXPhIR-ldngbsh Pins: full'cuunt.
.. 42.3 .. I. I. 350 an' Drawers, 2 clusters of 9.293. liltwnls per pair. 196 EACll—l—Lrugvu N‘sfig-e (use, sold
' ' ' , . 5CENTS—i d 5 II k Double it '. new ma -.
u 4 50 u .. .. 3'75 tuck-,1”! 50¢ pI r In". Ladies ' Inafldrced 03%“ Steels. 9“ 19.: EA‘Cfl—Bulbimz’ Caps. ‘
~ 4,75 -- 3- 3- I 00 "“W“ ""‘“"~‘ “"demmhm 4c DOZ.—Steelflatl’ius,5§ and 0-inch 9cEAbH-Chlldwus Lace mp3. from
lac , on k- for Me n r you. J“ Hugh, 9.: and up.
3c DOZ.—-l.urge and Small Nursery Plus. 5‘} I‘EQCH’J‘j‘h Simnlt‘s- .
50 EACH.—Gem Needle Books, 100 sew- 2" LLNTS— 0" "W 1"? PM“. Rhine
SIones, enamel seiIIugs.
l‘lbc YD.- Silk Elastic.
l CENT—For S Skeius oi Linen Thaead.
Full Line Crochet Mentor.
5 CENl‘S‘Eusmled Stocking Burners,
with handles.
19 CENTS—Curling Irons and Combs.
5 CENTS—Canvas Belts, with straps and
buckles.
iug needles, assorted, deruing,
embroideriug, etc.
So DOZ.—Darning Cotton. all colors.
Sc P'K'G.—-Bmton Pastor-re.
12k: BOX—Woven Initials, one gross in
or.
St: PAIRaLadiee', Misses“, and Child-
ren’s Hose Supporters.
12c PIECE—English DressBeltiog,l-Inck,
gray, and white.
5cBUl‘TLE— 2 oz. Sewing Machine Oil. 10 AND 15 CENTS—Canvas Belts with
100 BOTTLE—1202. Sewing Machine OIl snake buckles.
Our entire stock is selling at the same ridiculous prices. Several thousands of
articles in our small were department should be seen and priced.
W. B. HALL ab 00.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A most deliciousneeecrt, that can he prepared in five minutes; Rose, Vanilla, Chocolate and M
levers. Those who have need It speak hishly oil I.
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No.
Mackerel at 16c lb. Mackerel in lo and 20 lb.
lime, Salt Fish and Bloater llcrrine. kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 II doz.
3 it 133qu human Butler $303, 33353 3, 4.,
fiche, Sueetfiosy ll
Indie. M,Dnll1:lluttcr tpr 91,5» SScIlh ,
mom b aflnflmmufihkum ole-LC oer in am mgr: New
Fresh E888, 200C per (102.
BhreddedOodfi-Ibdel tflll'. oleponnfiwillgolortwoponubofan otha’lllld; 1k“
flwumhkgl INK?!“ “like fora. ”California mu’udlkll'l Soapfotllb.
yang:
m .OIJIOI'I' YOUR. ORDERS.
”'fleveyon lriedthecclcbvatcd Dew DrepOenuchoods;theyheatthsmel .
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
38 Washington 8t... 80. Nor-walk.
THE
Palace Queen
FURNA'CE
IS USED IN
nonwaur.
so. ngnmwam.
nas'r nonwam.
‘ aun- I-Ineaoa "
. pmvedie‘ ”mm-I'll
3313:qu
| '11 p ’8 Fegtherqvei ht 256 EACH—Olive Back Hair Brushes.
K 0| elltrcss sh ields. 2 191: EACH—l4 Rnwhlclallic HairBrushos
closing flut Milliury
__ AT...—
A GREAT Sifillll'llllih
I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats form’
FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
BB NS REDUCED 5 33333111.
——«e——-——
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
\
\
II’ Peoplewill call and examine they will flied
what I say correct.
I-I. Krleger,
Malmckcmo Hotel Block, Main St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
2,13 E
FURNIT
i siliculi. Mubéu
PARLOR..SU.LT
Also Great Bargains in L0
DAVID STOW,
97. an and ’1 Main Street, South Harwell.
’Ilp llnlre,
GROCERIES AND MEAT
—--AT m OLD [RAID 0?—
13113.8 emu, In son.
SPRINGWOOD.
;
”All flflfll-lllfl FILLED PBOMI'TLY.
WY serum 1T 1‘) THHMADVAITAOE‘IO mum Us
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