» Attempt toBiIruand
RobtbeVillagc.
rat was emu! rim-1w
“hm-as I'lad a am» a sun ‘l'tma
Ila-sad III! Dayle ‘I’hiah the Its-th-
”A" It the Bottom at the [ma-
amI-I-ua .
m. July film—A most daring air
wm-adatohurn the village oi the
humility.“ tarobthahouaar ll“
starlet annular ct rut-gen Both
w-aprtiallywreeaasiul. Thaoniy
charchinthaplanawas
.WWthmmd
b, filmilraymhiefelsrhdthaiil-
l—uw' Steal works, was badly
otha' buildings w'a rno
'awld Ilaea Iwaag.
WV. hmtwe mouths-m
efa‘ms‘fibbwalyeoat-tadurtksdmal
m floor the settlementotthatdlm—
'I'ho first I!" of the light-
l'raakGray.thachlst clerk at the Alto
~h~sarfladwmtaflvasinawetty
mad wreaths hillside. gown aw‘a;
Ia. thsansil . nooks,
ton-rm ham with-nonmem-
til-waste. Fortunately thaerewotapsss
trainhadlslt theircaraaud had exthe
Murat. Mr. Gray incurred the
the strihsraand seemsdispoaedte.
inoendiariam to their sympar
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CO. the Drop an Blast.
Ill. later thaletbodist Episv
which stood acrou the way
M H. P. Smith, adirector ol
company, was set on fire and
Huh-d been in Mr. Smith's
it is supposed, of set:
lmt they were frighb
5
the Ilium and thrust a revolver in tin in—
trndw’s face, and be tied.
Who A16 the Fire Bugs?
There is a divisitar of opinion as to whether
or not robbers or friends at the strikers tried
to burn the town. >William Oliver, who
owr-Mfllilworthdhousei at anuesne,
and to whom belonged the Gray and
Smith houses, blames the strikers, and men-
tions two men who are under auspi-
cron. Mr. Gray and Mr. Smith are camiom
intheir expressions. The town peope de—
cline to believe that the strikers are in any
way guilty. as the strikers all live at Du-
qn-ae,and would be the worst reflerers.
Thole. on the chumh is 8-H“). The triple
amp to burn the town has urousaiin-
tur- indignation, and mess meetings will be
bid. tonhelunds and employ detectivee t(
M the. perpetrators down
HE SWORE _HE WAS INNOCENT
And “on Stabbed Himself Seriously
with a Pocket Knife.
Chicano, July 29. -— Judge McConnell'I
court was the scene of an attempted suicide
a law minutes bolero midnight, in whict
Janna W. Smith, on trial for rape. stabbed
11th Smith has been on trial for “It
last few days and the case was given to the
jury between {and bo‘clocl: in tho ultemoon.
At 11:45 the jury returned with a verdict oi
guilty and fixed the sentence at nine years
Smith was much elected, and after hisnt
torney had had ty jury polled and made a
motion tor a new tin], the prisoner arose
a 63:93'iaItd wine}-
“1 an honest! I swear Before my God,
whom I am about to meet, I am innocentl"
Ashe finished he brought hieright hand
down quickly to his breast and fell back-
ward.
Bi wits, who was first at his side, disco“
cred in thehand of the prisoner anivory
handled pocket knife witha bloodyblade. N
Doetorawere at once sent for and the would
homicide removedtoa 1nryroom,wherea
woundof onaand one half inches deep war
found inhis left breast abouttbree inches
above the ninrle. The wound was pro
nounmdserioca .
llary Anderson Not Insane. _
New You, July till—Henry E. Abbey
bsinptbaghdtidingsthattherelsnotrntb
lathe states that Mil laryAudenon is
anflahrgfrom paresia,or thstsheis losing
hermemory. Hedaclana that she is only
worn out; thatshe has improved in health
sinceIlIelefl here,andhedoes netanticipata
Mahawlllramainoilthestagelongerthan
thaeoming sauna. Ir. Abbey also brings
tb WM 0‘ a grand tori?“ ol
Italian emerawith Patti, Albani and‘l'am
apo- laadlngvoicea Hewitt also bring
PM the famous young pianist, and
“the leadingviolinistof the world.
,‘ 0hr attractiorswhich this manger has
mmtbeoaiety Theatre LightOpera
Otto Ema, the linear-oh!
W ..ahidt'oaurpsw young Joli
W—q—d
AaMasM-ryflfilynamt
' ammo.- hiya—nimmnm.
uhtnbgstrachtbs hem
m with 0.1!. Hammond: th’s
"Who
”... ‘l'bakawill aotaflectthskilling
W bishopofthediocua of Rocha-ts, has re-
IN PA
"drawn——
r (sane. ear can“)? 3.".
We. MW ..
Pants. July 29 ~Thaelaotiorufortbeeouar
ails general were held throughout Francs.
contested “l cantons onto! the
1.3%. was returned in Mdaaua by a
votaofa,llld toll.MI lie was defraud in
lontpllierand Mien. Other returns are
still incomplete.
Thetirna xpirad within which lieu:
langsrllillon Bochatortwsrasummond
tea-Isaa- tbs blah decried the sure
ate the erred W
accused. having
publication by the «tan.
la Coearda. oi runs of the lions and.
halora the high court at the senate. which it
to try Manon. causes a great sensation in
Park. As the depositions published are only
mebaawsre favorable to the acmud.’ the
government is very much incensed, and by
the orders of the minhtry I. Iaraiies,tha
«liter of the paper, waa taken into cuattxly.
Other arrests are expected to follow
BISHOP WOUND WELCOMED.
Moat" hale Oat I. lines. In lib
flower-ha lambart Controversy.
Manama. N. 11., July arr-mat Rev.
Bernard J. lchaid, the Roman Catholic
turned home after an atasnce of several
monthsiu Walden tbaeontinent oi
Europe. Blam'l‘buralay he has bsenatbis
auarmarreridsnoaatliamlock Lake. Aeom-
mlttaa composed of about 100 Catholic elm
amen and laymen, representing allot the
fourteen churches of the city a spacial
train on the Erie road for A wbra they
metthe bishop andscoompanied himtotha
city. The bishop was accornpanled by Arch—
bishop Williams. of Boston; Rev. Father l
Roe-i, of Brighton, Man. and Rev. Father
Gray, of Salem. liars
When the train reached this city the party
was greeted by an immense crowd of people
of all shades of religious belief. After re-
viewing a procession of fully 2,000 perm
the bishop, in a carriage drawn by tour
horses, was driven to the cathedral, when
heconducted services. ills subject was de-
voted principally to the Iambert contro-
vorsy,and in the counsel his nmarkshe
intimated that Father lambsrt would acqui-
seen in the decision of the prepagands,and
would be given a minor parish in the diocese
at Rochester.
STANDING or THE CLUBS. E
Summary lip to [Date of the leading
Baseball Annotations.
The rtanding of the clubs In the three
larger imball associations is as follows:
The National (ensue.
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Boston. . ., 5 W . 4:»
New York . ‘ 5 .‘ I in
Philadelphia ‘ 4“ '. II
Cleveland ............... ‘4' ' "IL "
Chicago , i5 . .III ‘.
l‘rttxirnrg.........._. ...Iha . i. dint;
llnllillliuioli'i ..... .5 3, «i‘ II 5 bill
Washington .. .. 1 1‘ 3 l t 7, 4.
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The American Association.
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verse. 2:55 I; it;
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St. l.mr:s,. .. .. .‘ 41212133
Brrmkiyn . . . . ll 5 (Mil
Baltimore - 7 10 “HS
AtIIk-tic..,.. ,, I 7191:."
Cincinnati . 2} bit:
KIIWCity.... .. .. . ... 4 9m
Columlwi. .. 5 35'..'10m
Louiwilie. -‘J‘E It... 18
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Sunday's Game.
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SDD ll OBWALK
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This week inaugurates another great solo, and feels no hesitan-
cy in pronouncing it the greatest sacrifice Sale em arrgufld
for‘tbe people of Norwalk or South Norwnlk. 'lieccut popular
mice have left an accumulation of broken loin, odds and ends,
8m . and to prevent such stool: irom piling up. we have placed
6 And
we add to the above men-
thcm on conspicuous countere‘ to soil during this week.
to make this «ale doubly attractive
tioncd bargains :
MO yards Crinchlrd Serrsuch- I at
l2lc. per yd, reduced from 150.
GorsetGovers.
L‘smbric Comet Corr ra tucked
(or 25-}. blualm Coma-tumult.
tucked, llemhurgh trimmed,
(or 25c. (Jammie Cover-t Gor-
ere, luclml, llanibmxh «r lace
trImmI-Il, high or square neck,
{or 354.3. Ceminic (tom-t Cov-
ers, lien-burgh trimmed, V
shape In cl: {or 45c. Cambric
Unmet covers, llamhutgli in-
0
& renting and edge, high or low
l'lt'Cii, for 50.:1nch.
225 yards of French Percale at tile g
Night Dresses.
per yard.
; Indina' Mother Hubbard Night
glicmriam Lawns!‘n
India"Linus.‘D ......
lint-Inuit Night lln'esre, luck-
III, I] - '.,;h inurmm and
We have purcim-ut in the pt."
week a lillv In: the :IlmVe Im-n
.Ill't' nu I'i' l,.|iu.~_‘vie1iltt'l
lllllyin'd thll? llrr-esw, tuck:
tinnwi got-«lg, which we mil
Lflr‘I'IOWt’I' than usual at this
ml. ilnnibnrgh Insertion and
time 0" the your. Prion. 13,
”in, an arms finiuhmi With
20, 25, 30, 35 nil-i 45v. pvt \ ml.
500 ynrda ol Gingham at 8, it), till,
15 and 18 cents per you].
250 yurdeot nil mull Challie at 20¢.
per yard, n-Ilucnl tmm :50.
I3
0
'fi 300 yards of Drum Cumbric at l
and 12§c per: yank.
000 yards of French Sate-ens at 18c
per yard, regular pnce 22c.
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9'
l" 4.,
CW
i. other stitched trimming, {or
1.25hnil l 35. lrtilira' Mmlwl
llul hnnl Night llmwr- , err.-
Li'tylilrll d yoke, r4151" H r
l :3“ "mi i.’25.
lim-
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Have received another large Invoice of those CHINA SILKS.
No. 3 Gazette Building. Nomvnlk.
W ll. MEEKER & CO.
Noll]! AGENT!
..lllllilllx
'I‘ln mid Sheet iron Work.
s'rovzs, RANGES.
AND 'l‘l N “'ARJC.
latimataglrcn tor
Steam and liot Air Heating.
...... 84 Washington
SCOFIELD & WHOYT
A. DEREK—MAN & SON,
These goods are 2‘). inches lll width and are it great he ‘
We will continue to run these silks at the very low figure of
39 Cents Per Yard-
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
No. 37 Washington St... South Norwalk.’
8:: 4““ Billlllllls
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05
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~» ”mommmmm<mm ~
, From 2-5 Cents to 15 Cents. . '
pruning“ and From 16 Cents to 11 Cents, ’ B'egej
G” rltting. From ill Cents to 6 Cents. Orinckles.
St.,
BRIDGEPORT BARGAINS!
W.B.HA_LL&CO
fieneral Reduction Sale !
NEVER SUCH A TI.“ E FOR BARGAINS.
'01.!lllillltll tutvllr All: Hum 84?..- We i ll r I lit nnw I-tr ck In low.” In. ms
at {flu :lr u~I plii’e" (innr. ' 'lm m nth Of July.
will gt). .;I 1034“)
\ll our it“: ilamnivt-(l “(1er Trays. that w. lt‘Cllr Ip It?
t' {lilr' .< and An ‘qnates.
plum Mosquito Netting ‘2 W) I‘ll‘r—Itll nnm g l
$10 a pair I: rm be rated on Curtains
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tlrmt ('ut0 Min :1 SKIRT _
L-tlxlo' \Vnikiny Skills, pinin
tuckul. for 3': 40, m"! Tillc.
' i. "it. a walking Shirtfimamliric
will . for 50.x. l ”lira WRIk-
lug Shiite, llumlmwli rulll'
and mob in: Lazlm.
Skimmidoliamhmghflouncc
in ii: Ind 125 Ladle»
Skirts, filtrulllv' hmhuruh
ilunm-I: mul tucks, {or 1.50.
Latin” line muIlm Drawn-n
tuckwi. in: ‘25.?
The balm ('r’ f our Pnrmls at one- 75;.
=|rinl lean than Curt
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Don't mix-s the opportunity to pur
ch83? P-Iramli, in: we con-
sider tin-y wne nev. r snitl
cheaper or qzmmy ewr iuIIh-I.
Priors as follow.“ .
rm'll. L'Illltn'
1:.
0m :3 50 Pariw l lfillit‘o d m ’3' 00 fine muslin meué. llam-
n 3 0-5 .. u 3 05 liltgh tIimmed. for 4”: . n
u 4 00 ' .. .. .. 3 40 L dite' tine- marlin not cam-
“ 425 .. .. .. 350 late Drawerr, 2 cluster- of
i. 4 50 .. .. .. “‘75 wet- , for 50c per pair. lmlmi' '
I. 4.75 .- e. 4 00 [um i. I I”! Wr'fl, will“ Turt'llt'lfl.
lm-II. rm i. for 65c pet paw.
BIG LINE
“Hi. l h' Yrrich Flannel Slime:
'lm mil-rs below are What rte-ii
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'H The best value lobe- had, full ,. 7y.
At Newark-
Fully Snllpeoplewitnessed the game between
NewarhandStJnuia.
Newark ............... 000l1010a~l
$101k... ......0 0 010 0 l 0 0—!
Batteries: Doom and Bully. [tourney and fill
At Columbus-
00!an ............ 0 0 ll 0 3 l 0 I 5-10
hankville ............ 201300141.”
Batteries: Widner and O’Connor. llccker and
Cook.
Multan-ester—
The Athletic- Kama City game was postponed
on.sccountolrain
onAtBroohlyn— '
Brooklyn ........... 000001000-1
Cincinnati ............ 000000008—1
Batteries. Terry and Clark, Duryea .1
Keenan M < ‘
”In. Bichd's block in Methods.“
waahumed, matin- with a mill and a
Iridga. luabuutflilfill. partmliyinaurwl
wall-geo- Mod by the Cabinet-
Wamxorrox, July 29.—0nly two mem-
bers“ the cabinet are now in the city——
aarlyhthawafi teravacatioaot
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in tire: .‘In.
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1* Quilts nt 37ufi,_h'gllliir price *1 $5 :l rm: Our regular 75 ~ Slim,
u .. $1.10 ' .. 1.50 which we have by! Hill: a
I. .. 1 25 .. 1.75 lllI . n :lnrir 3 this 703%)“, we
.. .. [p5 .. 200 will clue out at 50c. ncsnnl
u h 1 50 u 225 ("J-i. 1.“) 20043 W8 KIN? “It"
pmm- reduction; 7'»: lnya
Aluo a good hsmrttnlvrut of Mal- lid-m. ()0! 1.25 mode Irdut.‘
seilies Quilts, prices ranging H‘ t“ ”m 0m 1.75 "was re-
from 1 25 to 3.25.
I) r
ducal to i. .0. Our 2.00 goods
Imlnm Ii tn 1.7-1. Out 3 00 grinds
trainer-d t I 1.50. not 3.10
goods reduced to 3. 00.
SHHIEBHNDEHWEAR @1113 Balance
8 court during this sale to close.
tor-HEADQUARTERS
mFor Hosiery. Assortment aim.”
the Lugcat. Prices nlw aye the
Lowest. Qnahty his eye the
Beat.
GRAN I)
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We will open. (or this pair I: new
and complete stock at LedIee'
Iiuelia Underwear, which we
. think in in superior to any—
thing shown by us at previous
rates and which we feel con-
fident that we are selling be-
low actual cost to manufac»
tore, as follows:
If you are judicious. economical, and hold that a dollar suvctl
They are of the very best value and will guarantee that every
“marked. We give our unqualified assurance that each pur-
elias'er will get unrivaled value for their money, for every one
_we are asking;
is a dollar made. we want to show you the above bargains ‘
customer will be pleased with'thcm. every article being plainly ‘
of the above mentioned goods are worth onc- third more than
Lace Curtains and Portierres.
Notinghnm Luci? mtmmm. 7r.‘.'l0{’8.. 1 1101991 ll 5 ‘3. ‘3. ‘2’ .2 .13. 325.
'l 50.: I. i. i 'le -'l II. I50, 6. 7. no.1". 50 per pat: l'i lixllénv‘i".
All Rug 4 on.) ll “Unit will prim,- (i. i Cloths llnll Price
DRESS GOODS.
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From now U ml 1): l: of Miguel rill 503 Dru-rs 6 rolls, clown to '2»: 'lw'
All 255:. ‘ietwrw 1.1.: All 13: Sate-Pm 1213c.
i Fancy Goods All Reduced.
goals 15?.
’ ' — 9i h ‘25? FL“ ll—n'in’» llirl: H in ii: tulle-t
Kieincrt S Panther “ K t 19:: BA( ”—14 R IWMeIaliII lintrilrmlus
”TESS Shiads' :59: D07. —F.ne Toilet Sowp, "Lur'r-
' YVER‘ PAIR “'Alill .\\ TED
Orange lilusm nu."
Sz' 1 'lcente [Io-rpm! PAPER—Amati: in Pm~ lull 1-: not.
‘51152, ll CrlIl-t II" t pair.
5 cl’u’l’ll— Enzi i~b Pzns. lull m uni
8 at .l rim-urn p Mir.
[9.- E \i' ii—L’mwn Need: » ersi,
5L CENTS—4 and 5 ll ll k Dull-lo item elsewhere at ‘25-,
Intuit-sill ”‘l rt Silvia.
19.33 \(‘H—Beihmc (low.
”OZ—Stu! 11mm... . and 0-inch 5":Eitfll—Cmmwn'a Inc» the“. hon.
Jr} ll?7sll:,¥
9'. and up.
lullOZ ~Lzrgl nn.‘ S II : 'l \‘Irraery 1’ m.
r' E \iIil—Bizli Sprain.
nEii:tl.~I;.-m sum. um. IoI s-w- 2 612384»: w... r... PM.
In; audit»: (newt I1 «Liming.
S -,I.-wn in sine! sailings.
go-
i nibmmerir 5,, H c 21":
'l). - Hi k E h-llc',
‘lt‘DOZ ~Dnniu gt rue-I: nil t' Ii Ire. Elli—Fur ‘5 hke' Iw n! Liven Tl'm‘ml.
P'K'iv —llIr t: II Forum rs.
1’1? BOX -—W1m n Initials one gross i: l
ScPAIR- LI-tim', 3'l“e*' and (‘nild- «III: handle-o
ten 5 Hose: Supporter. i 19¢ ENTS '——Uu:lir: g irons and Cmes
12c PIECE—English lltmrlieltmgdlack, l" ( ESTS’L‘ uwas 15.2 :2. With straps and
may. and white. hue H: u.
56 BOTTLE-2:1. Srwing Machine Oil '10 AND 15 C13“ l‘S—Cinvas Belts with
We BOTTLE~ 12 i z. S: :wmg MachineO l‘ a lake buckles.
Our entire stock is selling at the some ridic uln us prim It. Several thoua'uztls of
articles In our small were department should be ~een and priced.
W. B. HALL d’c CO.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
A most deficient Dessert, that can he prepared in iIre Inmatu; lime, V some» C‘ and bi
Thosewhohareaeedrtspeah hirth oil I.
gl’nr the Lenten Season we have first-class, Yo.
Mackerel at Inc lb. Mackerel in lo and 90 lb.
kitta, Salt Fish and Bloatcr llcrrina. kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32cc
3 ll: lInifiIli Creamery Butler ill 81. 00, II 35c lb.
.3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for sl,er 30c lb
1! lira. Good, Dairy Butter tor st, or 28c lb.
Ruben-edgy Mala-title. twins-iota!~ Clam Chowder in cans Pickled lobster and
mi aads'pieedoyuaulnglasr. lauaWPraa-dauelb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per doz.
Wilt-dishiadetiabttal: enemadwiilmnwtwopenadrdsnyatba kind; Amber: Try it.
Californial'raaee. 10: lb. to» term. large Californial’mna. lzand tic lb. a Snap I'm the
site choice Lara "I! fora:
m .OIIIOI'I.‘ YOUR ORDERS-
wmmmmmmmmm; thryheatthaaral. ‘
:3 Washing”; 8t" ‘ _or'watk.
'l‘HE .
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
swirl
«it:
limite
full I inc ('roe-her Muller.
g5CENlS— ~l~Inmlui Sucking Darnel-
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(102.
. 3 so. nonwsnt,
1 EAST Nonwam.
' sues-u” as.
l t mun T " g I II:
So. N orWalk, Gt.
closing llut Millillery
I retribution.
i will soil :1 regular $3.50 trimmed but for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85¢: for 50c.
ml
. “ bite and Black Ladies Sailor Hits for 25c.
Will he Sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
lillili NS REDUCED 5 Bill Bill .
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Also Great Reduction in alli‘uucy Goods.
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If People will call and examine they will ti
what I say correct.
H. Krieger,
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.‘Iiahackcmo liotcl Block, Main St.,
DAVID STOW ‘
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTs IN
P A R L O R S U | T S
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40. 00.. '
Also Great Bargains m Lounges.
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GROCERIES AND MEATS".
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1'. 31338 emu a; son.
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MY FOLKS FIND 11' 1'0 THEIR; ADVANTAGE“) TRADE {WIT}! US
GIV‘ O'- A mm
Norwalk Chronicler