ml. elm by the
Brute at Hobokcn.
A” [03638 IANOLBII T00.
Austrian We unl- Terrier Voila-fly
tho-“WA warran-
in; an. our-ra- rlaal sat. u m
«Murals.
”can. ll. 4.. July Ill—1's- startling
.Wof a mad dog dashing down the
“and“ m right-ad no
nine nebula-a blood. we.» first seen
flea-inane tannin at full speed asst»
Monsanto-u til-direc-
”Wilkins. Haws-four
”It“ In!“ and his body wasdnekad
whim '
“hm Ilvat Illa.
”Odds-Whammtotbastablm
dth mmmnllallwayeom-
mandhasladkbtostkia tbshindlegof
ahwsa II-rym one of the chill.
“Maflmandwsa aboutto
“fisMwhmith-aug athlmand
knit-whatnot Ilkchnud. Withtha
bib of hair sticks and car hooks half a
do-of the poems forced the madbruta
“Khmhhgrlpandrun.
AntholantVlatln
(be. morelntbs open air the dog sped
dour-Washington street, and on reaching
Occurswotllawarkau-eet attacked a )2-
year-oldltallaahoynamsdllleolasorosstta,
whewuheharaoethnfatlnr’atmltmnd.
’I'kshoyaeruanndwith pdn'lllldlllolllnck.
hmburisdhhteathin the lleshypartof
hiatus Several nnnwhohadbeenloung—
ingnprtbsfruitstand took to their heels
audsaquaatu'od thamclvea from danger in
thoracuasofanelghborlngaaloou.
[allow Don Kant Inland.
lisanwhlletheltall’an boy’s little fox ter-
riweamstotherescua He jumped on his
fellow aeature with four feetandpinned
hinbytbeneck. Widtagrowlotrageths
maddog fell back to the sidewalk with a
pleooof thaltaliau'sarm in his mouth.
Then, Imaging his lens and hind legs to-
gethmasatigarwlllwhenabout tospring,
hamdea-vagasnapattbefoxterrierand
minedhimbyahoothalfaninch. Thellttle
onsran;thsnmddoggavechase. Thailttls
forhh soul-d al. A man—
grolwho unintuitionally impeded the race
gothhaarhittenofl.
The Do. Killed at Last.
At the dock of the HamburgAmeriean
Mp company the mad dog sprang at
Chrissflnomnoofthecustom house clerks,
and,aftu' leaving the markof lemma-l
ht shouklu'l, madcagrabat Peter Jada, a
m of the steam Gilbert. Jalfa's left
bgwasfearfully torn beforctbeanimal vol-
Intnrily let go. The moment it did so Police-
mn Weeks, who was on duty at the wharf,
drew his revolver, emptied three shots into
its body and flung it dead into the river.
Thciujuredmen and boy were taken to W
lies headquarters and placed under the care
(I City Elyaician Simon.
A mt. Under Arrest.
anxroan, lie, July lid—Rev. Fatba-
- amistant pastor of St. Mary‘s
dioxin, was in the municipal court
chasged‘with mahlt and battery. Daniel
Bhackrow,a parishionll', attended only man;
without paying ten cents, which fee the
“hop recently «dared to be collected at
that-nice to liquidate the debt on the par-
Sbackmw tried to crowd by the
who was collecting the fee, and was
from the church. The court ruled
thatthchidlophada legalrigbt toimpoasa
fee for admimion; that Shackrow disobeyed
tbedeereeand tried to force an entrance,
and thatthe priest was justified in using
reasonable force to eject him. Father Bar-
rington was discharged.
The Cronln Suspects Plans! Not Guilty.
Cincaoo, July Ill—The five men accused
of complicity in the murder of Dr. Cronin—
Coughlin, Beggs, Woodmtl, P. O. Sullivan
and Kuhn—were arraigned in Judge Elm
ton’s court. All pleaded not guilty. In the
use of Beggs, Coughlln, Woodmif and
Kuune a motion to quash thcindictments was
made and entered. Sullivan's attorneys made
amotion forachangeof venue from Judge
Horton's court tandgc Hawrn’ or anyother
might be selected. At the reqmnt
of State Attorney Iangsnecker Judge Ber»
on his decision until 10 a. m.,
when the motion to quash the indictment,
and Beggs’ motion for an immediate trial,
will he argued.
The bark Iiy Fraser, of Edgartown,
Wot valley, and caged itsworkof
ddrncfioahn'aaftarstriking theChieopee
flm,whflo it threwwater fiftyfeet high.
Panic wusbadlywashediu
nnnyuctknotwadwala-chmettnand
rivwsaadstraannarerapidlyrislng.
WMWOItr-aga.
Wm, July n—llinister Reid
banana-mumps“
buts-mums ths pop-author-
mam-cram”
not nulls lsucll m mm mm mm.
“Henchman-[W
eaten-saunas!”
Bosses, Jaly unmanned.
cos, the champion water walker. hasar'
rivadia tklscityaftsranucittng. lieu
aadnotaworthyuip Whmgaad
tidefrumthsllotsl Puhsvten. Attending
tohlsowustoryhostartsdfmu Pnnbsrtcu
at’fo’clocknm. When darkness mun
hsfouod himself on the water mldwayhs-
tw Balacfordandhlnxlslaad.
didnotnndsrstandtbscufm“ In!“
harbor,aadconsaqwsntiy be found hlnissll'
hattllnghardagatast strong tideswheu he
triadtoalfeetalandiag. To addtohls
mlasrynobodywasabootmhslporcomfm't
him,” thsboatmanwhohadheananppd
towatchhlsprogram andksap him out of
harm's way failed to follow inatmotious
and left him when in sight of Musical
Island.
Atho‘clookitgrewvsryfoggyandraln
«monitofall,so llamadsforlalng
Iahnd Light, under the shades of which be
sleptina haystack until looming. In the
polling rain he started for this city soon
aftn'flo'clock,and without further trouble
arrivoddrenchedto the skin. and sore and
exhausted. lib anklssaretsrrihly swollen
audbruiaad.
AN Innumm PLOT.
A Wife's Ila-dish Plot Against ller lano-
cant flnahaad.
Culcaoo, July lid—One of the strangest
cases that ever came before a Chicago court
isthatofJamasihnitthemanwhoat—
to commit suicide in Judge McCon-
nell‘scourt on Saturday, after having been
convicted of having committal an outrage
ons assault upon a little girl. Although
Bmith'a wife has been devoted to him sine.
his arrest and is allowed to nurse him now,
the fact is that his arrest would never have
taken place had she not informed againsthim.
Afterward Mrs Smith confessed to the
state's attorney that her charge against her
husband was false and made for the purpose
of shaming him into running array, so that
she could get a divorce. Serious charges
against him. Smith and others, said to be in
the conspiracy to send Smith to the penitelr
tiary, are hinted at, but no evkicnce is offered
to sustain the allegations. Smith stabbed
himself in open court as soon as the verdict
was rendered, and left several letters declar-
ing his innocence.
ITALIANS AT WAR.
Knives and Pistols freely Used—One Ilnn
Killed and Others Seriously llnrt.
Prrrssllno, July all—A report has reached
this city that a serious riot occurred among
some Italian laborers engaged in laying a
pipeline near Lock No. 4, on the Monongao
bola river, about twenty-five miles south of
Pittsburg.
The foreman in charge wished to transfer
agaug of fourteen men from one part of the
work to another. The men refused to go
and a riot ensued. Knives, pistols, picks,
shovels and other weapons were freely used.
One Italian was killed, another mortally
wounded, and a number of others were
seriolnly hurt. A poem of policemen was
sent from Monongahela City to preserve the
peace. All the men engaged in the aflrny
were Italians.
A Flag That Draped Lincoln's Casket.
Wasnlsoros, July lid—Some months ago
a silk flag, supposed to be the one that draped
tbn casket of Abraham Lincoln during the
journey from Washington to Springfield, was
placed in a glass covered frame and given a
prominent position in the office of the seer»
tary of war. War department oflicials were
not certain, however, that the flag was the
one it was supposed to be, and an element of
uncertainty surrounded its position in the
secretary’s office. The uncertainty has been
set at rest by the discovery in the folds of
the flag of a card, signed by Adjt. Gen.
Townsend, stating that it was the identical
mtg used to drape President Lincoln‘s casket.
Dlovcmcnta of United States Ships.
_ “'asnlxo'ros, July lid—The United States
steamer Swatara has arrived at Zanzibar.
Rear Admiral Belkuap, commanding the
United States naval force on the Asiatic
squadron, reports to the navy department
under date of July 8 that the Omaha, the
Marion and the Mouocacy were at Yoko-
hama and the Palos nt Chemulpo. The Ma-
rion was expected to nail about July ll for
Kobe, and thence for Chemulpo, relieving
the Palos at that place. The Paloa on being
relieved would sail for Nagasaki. The Mo-
nocacy was undergoing repairs.
Six Hundred Ian Strike.
Parnvrnul, Pa, July lit—The 600 em-
ployee of the Fishback rolling mill, of the
Pottsville Iron and Steel company, have
struck for 83.76 per ton for puddlers, instead
of 8338, and for a corresptalding advance in
other departments A sliding scale was
offered, but refused. The men claim their
wagesweroreduced 10 andl2 percent. last
February, with the promise of a restoration
aswonastheprim of iron should warrant
it. The mill is shut down.
The Deli! Cat Killed liar.
Saw Your, July ill—Mrs. Ride] Beck, the
old lady who wasstruck byadead cat thrown
hysomeboysinfo the yard of harbousa,5
Hester street, last week, is dead. Her death
3 believed to have been caused by the shock.
AboynamedAbrabamAdeaky,of hfieater
streetJlas been arrested, charged with having
thrown the cat. Ila admits having been
t,butdenim having thrownths nuiv
ms). The janitor of the house, however,
says he saw Adcsky do it!
A Strange Suicide.
Cmcaoo, July ill—An unknown man,
awarentlynbout at years of agahired a
rowboatonthelakefrouhand aft-'rowing
can» MOI! Min-
Dunno, ll. 1., July u—llddlswelxhts
DanOarrlty, owaaeyCity,andlI-a Pack-
havn, downfoqktamvagstkrsaround
ndhtnllavy Island fa-apalmdm In
lam Sill moo
Rivers Filled with Hundreds
of Bodies.
“Oll'fllllllf HUNOABI Tlfll SCENE.
Iany Churches and lluadratts at Dwell-
Inga and Hills flan [loan “apt Away.
lava Details n! the Manor-non
Foreign laws.
VIIIIA, July mull-ports of the havoc
wrought by the cyclones which have vloilod
aouthcrn Hungary within the last few days
are constantly arriving and gmtlyaddto
tit-honor of the situationdqllctedby pro
vlousdlvpatcheu.
Rivera filled with llodlna.
'I'habanubs, Thia- and m rivers are
literally filled with floating debris, in which
are mingled the lullesof hundreds of nun,
woman and children, together with the car-
casses of animals.
Buadrwda of llouau “and.
large numbers of churches and other large
buildings and hundreds of small buildings
have been swept away, and along the banks
of thallanubeaionc twenty-one large nlllla _
have been destroyed.
That l’arryhonNIlan-ur.
The large ferryboat plying between Perth
and iiuda was caught in the storm and buried
against a steamship. The ferryboat was
crowded with panengcra, nearly every one
of whom was lost. A circus pavilion was
dnnollshed at Bsegedlu, and a number of the
spectators injured, some of them fatally.
THE ROYAL GRANTS.
Iorley'a Amendment ”abated and Voted
Down by 22! fluority.
IllNDON, July 30.——ln the debate on the
royalty grants Mr. Morley moved his amend-
ment, which recites that the house is unwill-
ing to increase the burden of the people
without the assurance that no further claim
shall be made in behalf of the younger mem-
bers of the royal family.
Speaking in support of his amendment,
Mr. Morley said it was charged that his op-
m to the proposed grants was really
' by animosity toward the crown,
which he was afraid to attack openly. He
denied that he was actuated by any such
purpose. Bis objections were based entirely
upon his convictim that the act of 1637
settled the principle upon which royalty
grants were tobe made thereafter by Parlia-
ment, and that this act never contemplated
an extension of principle,so as to include
the maintenance of the grandchildren of the
sovereign. When this money was voted it
abouldbecoupled with an amortion of the
principle for which he contended, no that the
question could be set at rest for all time.
He was willing to vote the money naked
for now, but only with the distinct proviso
that this leak in the treasury of the natlon
be stopped at the some time. lie desired
onlytoprevont the rcallirlllutlon of a claim
the justice of whlcb he could not contain.
Mr. Chnmbcrlnln's Speech.
llr. Chamberlain followed Mr. Morley
and spoke ngainst the umendmen l. The last
speaker, he said, objected to the grant-s be-
cause tbcy were not a finality, but asregards
the present reign they were an a lute
finality.
Mr. Chamberlain denied that Labouchera
and his colleagues in any proper sense repre-
sented the people; they only represented an
insignificant minority. He was us ready as
any man there to condemn those who would
fawn upon a monarchy, but he considered it
far more shameful to truckle with the multi-
tude. The members doing this now he could
only characterize us the Nihilists of English
politics.
Inbouchero Becomes l‘acetloua.
Mr. Labouchere spoke in support of the
amendment, which, he said, he hailed as a
practical refusal of further grants to the
royal family during the present reign, and
he did not think it would bencceusary to
trouble himself much about future reigna
Sufficient unto the day were the grandchil-
dren thereof.
The Amendment Rejected.
After some further debate the amendment
wlm rejected by a vote of 355 to 134.
Mr. Gladstone, the l’arnellitm and the
bulk of the Gladstonlnu Liberals agnln voted
with the government.
The President's llcply Tnmpcretl With.
Drums, July int—Mr. Thomas Sexton,
mayor of Dublin, has just received from
WashingtOn I’n‘rut Harrison's reply to
the Mge of sympathy sent by the Dublin
corporation on the occasion of the disastrous
Pennsylvania floods. In this letter the
president says be highly appreciates the ex-
ceeding kind spirit which prompted the ac
tion of the Dublin corporation, and as presi-
dentof the American people be denimfo
expre- their warmest thanks for the touch-
ing explosion of Dublin's sympathy and for
the generous gifts of her citizens
Mr. Sutton states that the official envelope
in which the letterwas incloaed bore plain
traces of having been tampered with. The
seal had been melted ed and the envelope
refute-led with anotha kind of gum, while
the American crest was badly defaced.
American Bile-sen Ida-land.
LONDON, July all—At the Marion hm
rcceptiontbelordmayor toastedthsAmw'i-
can riflemen and congratulated them upon
their brilliant slices-es since setting foot
upon British soil. Maj. Frost, for the las-
mcbuaetts team, thanked the lord mayor for
hlseourtesy to all American visitors, which
be said had become proverbial After this
banquet the team wsa entertained by Consul
General New at his realdeuca
Altar Journalistic 'l'klevaa.
Pants, July m—Tbeminlstarsare relent-
ls-ly them-swhoarcbelievudto
havostoleutbadapoaltimlntbehigheourt
of thosmnte,which ThoCocards publihed
Friday. 'l'hrecmm'sarrsstsluvehenlmads.
Thsdactionwuaagr-tdelaatftwlloulan-
gar. Bacarriedunlytwelvo outcfl,”
cantons.
Ila Wan sketching Italian Farts.
French licutanautbythe Italian authm'lti-
at Goal. The batmantwhsnarrestedwas
sketchesofthsfortsanddsfn-of
Bonn-Infant.
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Purmshcs Plans, rpocllcatlona and Superintend—
encc for the conslrurtlou of every llL'MillDllUIl
of bulldings.
'l‘lilllil REASONABLE.
Urslca - Taylor‘s Building Washington A...
:io. Norwlllk l'. 0. [lot 775.
Aux. ll. olnson.
("mum of thc filial Congregational i ‘hurch,Watcr
bury, Teacher of
l’inuof’orto, Organ and Musical
Composition.
f6 1) hock ilox 39 l'. 0.. Honwapn. rum,
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Caterer for Weddings and Paula. lie Chum
constantly on hand brthr sick and well. His cclc
united llout liter, and Bnlploymclll tlfllce.
lid IAIN 5T.. 50. NORWALK. CT.
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Undertaker & Emhzlllllcr.
BLKI'I‘IUI \ :1 21‘ fl ELI. IN TIthll‘l’li'B.
No. 4 linlght b. It. 'mzrc. '. Elm bf,
‘80 3m
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Plans furnished and El‘llllill'l‘b elven
Jonhilly of all kinda promplly anumlml to.
shop Ann Ell’L‘l‘l. mar s‘flhlll
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Open Daily frumb to :2 am. and from t m 7: p a;
uni m Saturday evenings from rl :u a
lrlntercrt ailowed on lk-poeite
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sons n. i‘mmls. \‘lwl’n-e ;
at l). JOHN ll KNAPP.Sec. and'l’r a
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dtw (ionic In low-more mnllml lrc-
7(.corlxc ll. Raymond,
FUR}. l'l‘Ulll) DEALER!
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and Ei't' my large stock of all kmdr- of tumour.
30 Vlain Street. Norwalk.
Aleo prcpm-n to furnish everything necessary for
the inlrtrlnt'lll of mesh-ml, dny or night Tull-phone
conucc'nm mm rcwlcllrr No Ii ll- 'k‘cy placc.
Mob mm
X. s. thrilling.
JELWELER.
Ilianlonds. “' niches. .l ew'l-Iry.
Fine Watch Rewiring a Specialty
3‘ Washington St, - South Nurwnlk.
JOHN H. SMITH,
I‘LUUIS'I'.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
Monuments and Headstones.
Do not buy amonumeut or Headstone from any
hot ph, hutgo direct to the show rooms of
l”. W. tee, Water Street, Norwslk and select one
all complete and you will not be (Ilsa pointed in its
a co. Denier in all kinds of sliding stone
an cemetery work.
P. W. BA’I‘ES.
613m
colllllcul. CALLEGE !
Gazelle Bulldlng, Nonvnlls, CI.
FRANK II. lll’SCOI. Pnllclran.
By our system of once practice. using all kinds of
communal paper which re . is real value,
our scholar? are thoroughly lied for any buli-
ncsa poeltlon.
Careful Attention Given to the Detail of
Business
Daily (excepting Saturn-nos m. In I
Baa-Ion gp. Ill Evening: Holiday. Wednesday
and leday 7.8; toll on.
Will“ ’03 'I'IIEJ'ABLB.
P. B.-—We are ad to see so many visitors and if
youwill laflsrllaereuu devils more
time for the pu‘rposo andwlll be pleased to show
the entire wor‘ has of the college.
m
Mernll Phonograplc Academv.
Commercial Training Senora,
I) Atlantic IL. Blamfad. 0t. In Berlin!
Dayaad hall
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man and 'l'ypawrltl meal
Snow the pawl lutneuouugl the II-
managsr of Oall'cy'e
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IKILLED WORKIBI.
The followis la the outllcaleof s. I). .
de~im celled of M3. .
HOMERB. IIOY'I‘,
JEWELER,
No. 16 Railroad Place.
Wilma. Illa. M. fall, i”.
all. is to call I that. llr. ll. 1:1,?“ hum
w no no PI . can i room
hlmasa watchman-rm any la’aeedoflhs
aetvicn owned Im- workllaa. llama
turnoutaslnsworkaaan fireman”
laaaadenmplstssst Maud-Julian made man
special tools under my Instruction; his Jewellng
Manual-learnt. and fought go on and stale much
aims t space fublds. Ila will make a vcry
valuable addition many Jewelry suite and I highly
recommend the young man to any m. It. Ilaylea
has done chronomeier. chronograph and master
work in lr-bchssstyle. Ila has done American.
English and llwlss work and gorwral repairing ahotu
a’l sinus of watches. lie don-his work a tly.
hours truly. W. F. A. W000i: 'li.
A FULL LINE OI"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Olls Varmshes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“'lrc Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. C.QUINTARD
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TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal steamer,
Bane Bharles,
Cnpl. l'red [- Byxhce,
Will commence flaking Dally Trips to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
No. Nurwalk to New York. Single
Trip, local-ts; Excursion, 70 cents.
0n and after
Monday. June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
“llouratomc” train leaving 50. Norwalk at 7 Ni a.
m. Returning leave New York. i'lcr {vi East River,
fool Jnffereon pl. at 3.1:: p m . and fool the: .‘lrt‘t‘l.
I'lu-l River, 3 30 p. m., connccamg Willi trams at
Wi'mn l’olnt.
Always Take lhe Honsatonic Line.
For fnnln-r information apply to
THE NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL CI).
HONEY s’l‘aIiBUi‘K. V. P .t u If .
1126 50:1th . New York
t' E on»). Am'nt . Wilson Point. Coon. arm
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
lumalkllnlull
0n and aflcr J uly 15. 1689. (until further notice)
—THE PROPELLERS-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips. Sundays excepted, for
fn-lcht between New lurk, Norwalk and south
Norwalk. Will leave Pier 23. foot of Beekman ptrcet,
New York. for South Nor-elk, daily at 10 30 a. m
dine at south Nolwnlk at 351) p. m.) lelra bmt
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. in For
Norwalk, Moncay. Wednesday and Pnuay. 5 p m .
salurdsy at we: a, m
Freight r rcivcd from'l~ a. In. to 5 p. m. .
llclumil‘z. Boole Lcavc South ‘Sorwalk. (lolly. 't
p. In. Norwalk. 'l‘ucrdar. Thursday and Saturday.
ll p. In.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on tha Dnnbnry and Norwnlk and
shapnug Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upon a pliratlon to agents the Cit of Nerwalk
and lag c will he sent for special on of freight
anywhere in New York or its vlclnity.
y'all persons are forbid trusting any of the
cm cent the boats of this line on accountof
the owners thereof.
ilOl‘SA'l‘ONll} RAILROAD.
llaSllUllY a NOBWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June lath. Infill.
Pamngar Trains.
60‘ U'I‘ll.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
7 3! a. m 7 so a. In. 8 03 a. In.
3 l7 - " s as n
10 ill " 1013 " if) no “
1250px». leJu. ”Hull.
‘ 33 .. 4 46 n ll: ..
6!? " lecd 63% " lllt'd 666 "I‘x‘d
Bib .. a 810 .. l. 81 .. u
9.1 u II 102‘ II II 10 a! C] I!
scan".
_ 8 59 a. m.
6.0! p. m
NoltTfl.
Lv. Wilson Polnt. Lv.So. Not-walk. Ar.Norwalh
110 a. In. lecd I” L I. I'x’C 2 ll) Iixul
a .. .. 35 .. .. . 4i ..
O
845 " vls “ "can.
120] " 1213p.ll. 13mm:
250 “liked Stall: £me 310 ad
{flight 512 " 517p.m.
”7 .. cu ..
7l5 “
lolo “Mixed fol? “liked loltllxad
smar.
926nm: saoan.
85C .la EMILE.
W. ll. Brannon. Vlca and Gen“! Inger.
P (Hamlin tsudaut.
a.w.rnanr. Manhunt.
IAIN LINE.
Iaavcflridscportforl’lttslald.
Illa-.m’a
m as IA
”examined emu-An
Loop-Janeen luau
cello " accommo’n
woe: only as far as Great Morton.
«low as far as New lute-o
5 Limited cameos, South Nurwalk to Plitsllcld.
Wu. ll. mm. Vice I’m‘t a oeu'l Iaa'a‘r
W. I. lvvow. Bud’s:
W. A. Pram. Passenger an. Bridgeport. Cl
“73236
km
0.. Women,
W. coon.
TUESDAY, JULY Ell, ,, If”.
our our:
Bel. (tout! Cullen Blltlr.
l'l‘ l'lalAlll WRIT Till.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDII'IU.
”TARJEAPKS!
rsdwllkeclu suthei to
downlrst ill D“ it W
«wand-walkout
Reasonable Prices.
Special attention given to
Curbs and Gutters.
Intimates tarnished and work promuly alluded
'° JOHN B. MORTON,
Taylor Avenue. Iowth lnrwalk.
l'. 0. link 13'. 18h
llmAVll m “mom
Formosa 00103“ «g
and TEA!
099......-
lfany ofonr nelghlm. no doubt. have line Tea.
lno line L: fact. we dellmlr; lhey III' to gut mm:
wllb lhc rolnhlncd twrctllcia and alrcnglb I! do
your humble servants. ilo if you are dlmailrfltd try
our Tea.
.———-» 9.0 —~—-
llc Was an old 'l'cn Buyer.
llcaaid: “ll leagood'l‘ca. One pound is worth
'u-n [moods of le'll In as l have been buying, and
the price- ol than both is the mile."
Another said: "I don't wi-h to flatter. but it la as
good Trau- lhavc been need to paymg 70 ccme
or.“
Price: 50c lb.
[ljhlle , & Consul.
UUUREAHAUIIAU’S
——P0ll—-
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (130.,
N0 8 bluin Street.
CASH
UUUSTUUUUSIUUSS
ONLY LOOK .
I’lllabnry‘s flu-t Flour. pt‘r bbl ................ $7 on
“ “ " “bag IO)
Fine Butter ................................. 55c 1b
Best “ ............ ..25clb
51m. New Prunes ........... 5c
9,5 lbs. Granulated an HI)
Flue lixcd’l‘ca. ...... ”356 lb
Beet “ “ ........ . ........ 60: lb
“ 0. Gov. Java Coffee .................. 33c lb
Good Lunch Milk Crackers l_ l0c lb
mm,“ ...............
California Cher-rim .......... .20c can
Brawl-ted apples... ...l:klb
Dried Peaches ............................ 101: lb
—_AT—
W. UUWUI'U UUIIUUUI'S,
92 Washington Street.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
nmxnls
SIC‘VER P I PE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
Iapraparedto make connections with main sewer
plmhis cit on the most favorable terms.
in to connect withlhc laid
'aswcrs in this city will Ind It to their advantasc to
call on him.
F. M. PIERCE
Box 20. South Nerwalk,0h
LADIES‘i Em
DYES
It. Your Own Dyeing, at Ila-a.
They will dye everything! They are sold every.
w’ on. Price roe. a package. They havenocqual
for Btmglh. B htnanu, Amount in Packages
or for Pastor-an of ‘olor. or non-fallinEQunlitin.
Theydonotcrockaramut; ”colors. eraalahy
com Pharmacy. and Bee. 3. mm
a2. 1v
Vina. ‘" Frequency-alumna
rfiog'wy.wrhrm‘h’mhll‘ml—IOI-
u- ‘. :.~ lla,tmvhrssvny~tm TM.
“€4.32”... can has. “fl“.
7
sad Ramp! We
nuns-n &
nan
we.
Artilelsl titans Stops. Geri-s.
LAWN ROLL!“
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
dun, dam, '
Manufactured by C. T. lEONMID,
as Valor ltrsas. nu Iy
F. H. NASH & BRO,
COIL IAIN J WRIT HTS.
Good Work Guaranteed.
d cbraprst in town.
FOR Till
Great American Heater
We are sole agents;
P LU M 3 I N c,
hteam and Gas Fitting,
OF ALL KISDS.
O
Are the but an
Tin and Sheet Iron Work
OUR RANGES
r
Ullllil Furnishing Ullfllll.’
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
We are sclllnz below c lsl flow is your chance.
'l‘ll'l'
We define latiunk on for Ihellhcral ‘
extended to «during one.
We have saved you use Colin
n done- on I our photographs
We now nler with the lit l.-
pcrlala a bountiful avoid-vim-
nled, beveled edge pinto
Instead of Ilsa lure photo for framing, for the same
price, only three doll-II. have the may demand
ed by mnvuaers and get a superior article Call l
our studw, over the moans, and be convinced.
E. 0.. HEWKE.
“"31: ‘-
liince we wood our studio.
glues stand
THE LATESEml
- _. - a. .-,,._l .,, . ...,-
THE CRY IS STILL THEY COMB! -
MORE NEW GOODS
NEW LOT OF
Refrigerators and Ice Chelsie r
WATER commas
crust
Jurt arrived, new and handsome styles (I
Vase lamps. White lonntaln Ice Cream Flt-um.
Window Screens to Fit Any Sized Winet
“'0 art-adding: all the time to our Hitcher. Dcpartlllcnt.
Don‘t forget to call and see our new arrival in Oil Stoves. All Myles and mo
The Universal Stor "
30. I0 North Illnln Street, 50. Norwallt, Ct. “ft
During the Summer lentils
NORTH
Wild. OI’I’IR
UNUSUAL IUUUUEIUIITS
To theat- who order one down Cabl .
Photographs.
a.
a
———$
AflAngAfillll
——BUY TOTE——
COAL AND WOOD
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 8:; GO.
All the favorlte varieties of hard and free—burning coals.
winter supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
Ual, Pine, Chennai all Spruce Wool Saved and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Office, Water Streét,\
FOOT 0F HAVILAND STREET, ,
Opposite Pratt &‘ Weed‘s Shoe Manulhctory- ‘
Special prices given for
_. 31...“...
INSECT POWDER.
WRITE HELLEBORK
RAT BXTBRII NATOR.
KNOWLS' INSECT DESI ROYER,
DEATH ON FLEAS,
HEADQETAR'I‘EIRS
PURE PARIS GREEN.
liOACH FOOD.
BAT DYNAII'I'K '
IITCIIKLL'S POISONKD WHEAT.
POISON FLY PAPER. l
TANGLEFOOT FLY PAPEB,
Wholeeale and Retail. at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Streets.
NOTICE !
ONE MORE 1.0-1-
l,200 to L500 Pairs 017322.,
Bill‘s All Sill-:8
~« ,1 gill} Tn BB Sill lav Dun Less Tluilnsl, .
AT THE STORE OF
C. H. HARVEY,
12 North Main Sta South Norwa'lk.
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