“I“ freedom was impo-ible ex-
mwtheaeparatlonol ehurchalai state,
Madamwhichiahyrizhttheirs. Thu 8
.mmtowhichthel’llgrlmi‘athersustflletl
mtrathtbyflribroughtto America: this E
”minor; thithetrfadeiemcrown.
Inland ie- than the whole quettiouof
”MW—tile diam which
and still separates the m cm],
fronthefree. The honor duetotaolnymomh
Thecentrai polntinthat sad day'- event was
their reverend pastor fallingouhiakneeaand
of them with him commending them with
terms tearstotheLovd. ltwaaanodicialact
Hailed thaPrattmineakatIii
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lumen.
' ango Growers and Deahra‘ Protectiveasto
' tilmtothetrade which hasdlaracteriaedthe
settlers
_ tron on account of cacar're punifllment im-
”a...”
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motthdrnnmberwers
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Harv-,5
Insulation.
Atlrookiyautrstgamcl—
neatly- a o o e o o o a 1—3
Willa ............ 0 I 0 i 0 i I 0 C
W’ l‘outaamiiknerJleckortadU-rok.
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Brooklyn ............ SIIIOOORG-JA
Wino... 00000i000—i
m: invett and Clara. [wing and
Vaughan.
Athlflmoreflirstgame)-
ultimatum“! 0 a 0 e o I 0 I
Ka-aCity ............ oooooooor~l
Mist: Kilroy and Tate, Bwartull and
iloover.
(Seeondgame)-
............. i o o o 0 o o o 0—1
Raunchy- ........ OOIIOOOII-O
Batteries: Cunningham and Tate, Lonway and
Iloover.
AtCohmbu—
(mum ................. 0 0 o o o 2 8—5
(Hueinnatl. .. .. .0 0 4 2 2 i i—ll
Bat ‘ Baldwin and Kemmler, Visa and
Baldw n. Called on account of darknms.
At Philadelphia——
8t.l.ouiartfussdtoplay,claimlngthatuia
grounds were too wet. Umpire Goldsmith
awanialthexameto thcAthletios; IcoreJtoO.
man-set.
AtRocbceter—
Wet ............. i i 0 0 0 2 0 0 0—4
Syrians... .. ..000120103—7
Batteries Tooieand Baker, Murphy and Wal-
cott.
Atliuffaio—
Milo ............. l 0 2 i t l 0 0 0~9
Hamilton. ........... 0i0000000—1
Batteries: Whitney and Reilly, Powell and
pies.
Al'l'oronto—
Toronto .............. 000001000—1
Detroit .............. 00i010000—2
Batista Vicbery and McGuire. Smith and
W
AtWflkmtmrre—
Wilkethane.... ..0 0 0 0 o 0 2 2 3 0—1
Newark ......... .01122i0001—8
Batteries Rocheaud Moorelurphy and Wal-
At Worcester—
At Tandoo—
‘Ill Now an Orange Trust.
New Your, Aug. Z—The img talked of
orange that secure aboutto hecomeanae
complished fact _A meeting of parties inter-
ested took step to organize the Florida 01'-
ciation. E. L. Goodsell, the [lime mover in
the enterprise, explains that a central oflllce
will heatablithed at Juckamtv'ille through
which all dealers and growers will transact
their bullion, thus avoiding the dcmoraiinr
haphaaard system hitherto prevailing. The
committee on organisation and finance in-
clude the following: F. L Goodstil, New
York; Snow 6: (30.. Boston; .1. H. Gale and
W. B. Reilly, Buflaio; Charles& Bats, Cleve-
land; Banners Bros, Httsimrg, and many
A Ropers ea lochettar’t‘ Asylum.
ALIA", Aug. 2—Hon. Oscar Craig, in
ilk report on the Rochester Orphan asylum,
recommends the dismiss] of the MI ma-
poeed, though her general work has been
good; that the once of superintendent of
asylumhecreated; that more nursmhean- m
ployed;thatoflcialrtprwtaheumdeofpun-
iahmalttandrseovdakept; that the punish-
mwitbywhippingheilmited toseveremaes,
and that all complainttbemadelotheaty-
iumeommittee.
During a severe thunder storm acloud-
burstoecurredovnlortWansn,inBoatoa
mundllltxlq-ntltyotthenew
earthwtwkw-wamed away. Thedanmge
Bumseuaa, Ala, Aug. 2—11» Ire is
maintain-Mimi,—
fl dammitw-wlwktdhy
W' freemirlera-nployadhytlw,
.nlauha-ing Lana, atrnekbomust
the
egrgeoftzaueh ahtsiutbdreout In
till-es gsacalmauagar step
towndssttlanwtthaveyatbtwihka:
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Willi PflilllEll
The Chained Tet Ever Merci.
PERFECTL‘! PU RE.
A MUST DELICIOUS lili"!‘.'l.\'-H Tii‘x' li‘.
C4227 rm.- ram:
3:: viii um ta 1:7 «is.
":c bout plantain-nu 3",.
1 Ir" and true frnm all
I .l'lu r 'lllt‘ gunk“; 4
:I i a .rrdwri tllll an
t .. ll... i.'l i~{‘ (1.....7l
(ti-1'11 J: c :1 7
"run! “If", 33 I.‘ .5 , . l
for Kllr by Il.-~ I.» z-n . .
P. i). LAWTON It (30.,
I). L’HDIIEDIEF.
CIIAS. ii. FERRIS,
South Norwaik, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris. loses Glover. David Plan,
8. K. Stanley. Illa. llonry Seymour
and Others.
Below will he found a sample of the multitude of
letters of encouragement Franklin Ilowca a lion, of
756 Btmdwa how York, daily receive. The sub
joined a tedteatllnonlala are trorn your friends
and nclfhhors, ladicsand atletieu you knew and
esteem or the r houoran atrnightforwardnem, and
who would acorn to be a party to lamptlou.
Whathaahecndoneforotherscanbc foryou
and it Is folly toioaga antler when Ihelneamof
recovery lies at your very door.
COL C. I. YIIBIB : "In i575 l was
taken sick with Dyqulsi needles of the w. rat
description, reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
I suffered about one year and a half. Bregllhlng
was done that medical skill could surges- nally
acouncil of docusdeclared my case"incurahlr;"
other: gave-e the benefits of ooubts. Then i was
final! to take liowce' Blood Purifier.
After taking two or three bottles I was cutirel
curedand have been a well man for over six years. '
bins. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
a cancer removed by Dr. Cummings. of New York
city, Was vet low—deported likely todie any «Ilia,
not able to w alone; sore would not heal. ~
Diaroverycarcdher aeronyearsapandhaabcen a
well woman since.
3. K. HADLEY. nearly eighty old. and
was ruflcriuficmmly from a cough. The
doctors said had an “ulcer on his lung." and
could not live. Having heard of the wonderful
rules done by "The Great Blood Ponder." i sent
for it at once and took it faithfully. My cough die
and am now enjnying good health.
Testimony of: Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Illaa Celia Starr. (new lira. Chariot
Bennett). Grant 8%. Ker-nil. Conn.
[lad Kidney trouble. Driver-h. lmwred elm
lation of t ears standing; was so nervous that
the weather nor Paid out over
son by! 1. ii. BO'YOTII waxes-Ia.
Q‘Wchave agents everywm at?
STONEORE
$32.33 rim: r2": “....‘fl ‘33.»???
d Oxide. it h
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Ochre,
runs BURNT nouns,
Afiltkiewhichlsahgfaitwant
teligmaadpractlcal-a-htrsofthe .
Isapnre mineral of the
quality. Rental-sal-
madnhhtluaulc
totem!!! ru
starlet.
equal
«you
as
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DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
In north Iain or. Oe- Iorwallr.
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WE WILL BE‘WITH THEM!
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that will fall on Wed-
nesday, August 7, at
the Butcher’s Barbe-
cue and Picnic.
0Ilr 40.000 Stock
is falling lilloillc
The Boston Store's El “AMI.“ Jenvcy them to then
mammoth establishment in Norwalk, and prove to them that we are selling
Dry-Goods and Kitchen Furnishings
Goods Advertised Last Week Will Remain at Cut Prices till this Sale Ends.
WHAT THE llATCIlE'I' WENT THROUGH THIS WEEK FOR YOU.
GENTS’ HOSIERY.
Gcnts' half~llosc, fancy stripes, worth l2lc, cut price 5c pair. Gents’ half-hose, plain
colors, fancy stripes and silk clock balbriggans, usual pricc beingr 29 to 35, will be oil'ered
during this sale for file lair. We have a few dozen of extra line half-hose, which we have
sold at 39 and 45c pair; will close them at 5 doz. of black silk half-hose, formerly
29c air.
sold at little pair; have cut price to 89¢ pair.
1.. p..:.-.__ w-CI-IILDREN’S—fi ————— 1.. Pair.
Children's fancy stripe hose, sizes ~1l, 5, 5}, worth 10c pair; cut price lc pair, Misscs'
black ribbed how, all sizes, worth l'llc per pair; sale price only 81’ [dir-
'LADIES
All our low price llosicry at last week’s prices, 5, 8, 10, 12 and 17c. Ladies cx.quality
fancy stripc llosc, iormer price 390, price this week, 29c. Ladics’ ihncy lislc hose, old price
45c, new price, 39c. Ladies' fancy slripc, black boots, and fancy lislc hose, usually sold at
67c will be sold at this sale for 49c. A low dozen ladies brilliant lislc llosc, former price was
69c, our sale price is 53c pair.
III can cscr our IN KITCHEN DEPARTMENT.
UNDE RWEAR.
GENT?" BAIIRBIGGAN Shirts and Drawers, 34 to 44 in., at 39¢ each; were
ncvcfllcforc sold for less than 50c. Gents’ peppered jean drawers at 31c; they cannot be
purchascd clscwhcrc less than 500. A few pair swimming lights that were 39c, now 25c.
Ladies' Swiss ribbed vests at 9 and 12.30, worth 19 and 25c. 1 lot ladies’ ex. fine Swiss rib-
bcd vests, furlncrly sold at 49c; will cut them to 951‘ “MIL LadiesY brown lisle thread vests
sormcr price 69c, sale price is only 49c, just one-hall the price. A few dozen ladies' pure
silk colored vcsls, always sold for 62c each, a wonderful bargain.
QUESTIONS FOR YOU TO ANSWER.
Have you sccu the 7 in. sash ribbon in all colorsthat we are selling for lie yard, when it
should be 5 limcs as much? Have you seen the Gents' 4~ply, all linen collars, all sizes, we arc
selling,y at 5c each? llavc you had a pair of our imported French Woven Corsets for 590,
same as others get 79c for right here in town? Have you seen our new remnant counter, 22
feet long? astonishing bargains are found all over it. Have you seen the bargains we are of-
fcring in Swiss Finances and Hamburgs of all widths? Have you got any of the bargains ad-
vcrtised ill our Domestic Department? they are continued this week, he sure and see them.
Discount of 10 per cent. on all goods purchased in our basement. Coupons given away dur-
ing this sale. Have you seen the nice reading matter we are selling at 7c per vol.
DRESS c0063 ’lePARTMENT.
All wool checks, 38 inch wide, for 150 yard. 46 inch suiting at 21c yard. Challies at
3&0 ard. Domestic Sateens {lie yard. French Satceus 170 yard. 44 inch Henriettaun
blac , regular 75c grade, our price to close will be 58c a yard. Big line Toillc De Nou’d
Ginghams at 1211c.
RTMENT.’ ** ~
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Second Floor. Hold your orders If you with to Save Honey, till our
September Opening, when we will display the finest line of
goods (Framing. to.) to be found. all at our Usual Low
Prices for Cash. Remember we give you to per cent.
discount on all goods bought in our basement.
If you wish to save money, you should
visit. our store during this sale.
W
Ihau any other house
in the State.
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HERE ARE THOUSANDS of other bargains not mentioned here, that. will repay you
to see. and save you money. Keep in mind, we close next Wednesday, August 7th,
(to attend the Barbecue) at 12 o’clock, noon,.so pleasc' buy your Dry Goods in the
morning, for the butchers' sakes.
lulu Iu' lIuIIl'I Pluuuu, III! u all. 'l'lll lllllul Mall In In llll liluuu
flood Bathing, Shade,
August 7, givlng our I'c'ka
an opportunity to ace w
,our butchers do it. ‘4
“am rm
"IMF I KNUIILL, mull.
The lea Shore Resort.
Shore Food and Good Order.
"0' re GIT ‘I’IIIIE.
Steamer Medea
0‘". ll. MWMID.
SUMIER NIGHTS FESTIVALS
Today and Thursday Evelina.
Bun-tr! chra will leave Booth Norwnlk at 715.
Returning leave Mon Point at It o‘clock.
Iluluu uuu all Bull luau!
STEAIER "'IEDEA,”
Capt. ll Rowland.
DAILY Till TABLE:
,Leave south Norwalh.—-iom‘a m., 12.5”, 200.
prn. ‘ ' “ ‘4
[infantile bland—lilo, 8.00, sso. a. m.. for
Wilson Point. Mot. m. for death Norwalk. “.20
a. m.. l. are p. m. for Wilson Point and tooth
M‘ffl I by n.1er Wile-at Patna only
Leave Wilson Point—Mo a. In. for Iteii island.
8 40. ill!) I. In . l.i5. 5.00, lull) p. In. for Bell Island
and flown Polnt.
leave Rotou Point~ 90‘», ".15 a. 111., I10. 2.25;).
m.for Bell iaIaud.Wlleoo Point and bomb Nor»-
walk. to), 5.” l1) In. for Wilson hint only.
(film p. :1 fatal island, Will‘llou Pkoint and 80th
orwai . w. on canexln l
to South 80"de p
scan" rill nets.
leave Bell island~9 30a. in. for ilonlh Norwalk.
Leave Booth NorwaJk—lom a In. HI). 2.
Mb, 540 p. III. for Bell inland and Rates Point.
Leave Boton Point—ii 30a to . L45. as), 5.00
7.69 p. at. (last trip) for >0th Norwalk.
0n week days she will make trips to per lime
Iahlc,conn¢cting with all trainaou D. a N. divlsion,
[1ch Railroad. at Wilson Point.
Pare Wtaon Point to Bell island or Roton Point
100 each way.
south Norwalk to Baton Point or hell Island the
single trip; to excursion. 1mm tf
TO NEW vouli‘l‘u LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Paistlal Steamer,
Bane Bhatles,
Capt. l‘rcd l. Byxbec,
Will commence Making Daily Trips to New York
Comfort, Safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
80. Norwaik to New York, Single
Trip, Ideonts; Excursion, 70 cents.
(in and am:
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
“Ilousatonic” train loavin So. Norwsik at 7.56 a.
m. Returning leave New ork, Pier 46 East River,
foot Jefferson at, a: 3.15 pm . and foot 31st Street,
last River. 3.3) p. m., connecting with trains at
Wilson Pount.
Always Take the iiousatonie Line.
For further information apply to
THE SEW ENGLAND TERMINAL CO.
SIDNEY STABBUCK. v. P. A: G. l,
2605 South St., New York.
C. R OLDS. Agent , Wilson Point. Conn. aptn
The Old and Reliable.
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Nuuuullliuuiull.
0n and after July 15, 1589, (until further notice)
-TIIE PROPELLERS-
City of Norwaiil & Eagle,
Will make daily trips, Sundays excepted, for
freight between New iork, Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Flori). foot of Beekman street.
New York, for South Norwalk, daily at 10 so a. In.
(due at South Norwnlk ”3.3) p. m.) thrs boat
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. In. For
Norwalk, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 5 p. m .
Saturday at In!» t. m.
height r. ccivcd from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Returning. Boats Leave Smith Norwalk. daily. 7
g. m. Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. to.
~ height taken from and received for all
points on the Danhnry and lerwalh and
shepaug Railroad. at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upon liratlon to agents the City ofh'orwalk
and laggwill bc s-t for Ial lots at freight
anywhere in New Yorkorltsv y.
H'Ail persona are forbid nation any of the
employees of the boats of this line on aceountof
the owners thereof.
' HOUSATONIC BAILIWA D. i
DASBURI 8 NORWALI DIVISION.
Corrected June filth. 1m.
Pal-anger 'l'raint. ‘
SOUTH.
Lv. Norwslk. Lv. Bo. Nuwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
7 a a. m. 'I 56 a. I 8 at a. m
a It; at a Y]. to a u I
loos “ It) is “ will "
tantrum Imam. “Rpm.
t as u as u t as u
a a: " llnd a as “ line 6 46 “l'x‘d
a m as to ‘0 It as a ‘8 II at
’11 II u ‘0“ .4 It 103] II at
arson
ii 50 a. m
“it p.
NoltTll.
Lv. Wihou Point. Lv.!lo. iterwalk. Asltorwalk
“Outlined Ian-more liollxed
. s at It ’ ‘ u as ll ‘ 4' l
l 46 " t is “ i as s. m.
0] " I II I. Is it) . m.
250 “ lined 43f: I‘l‘lixed a to trail
man on " sup...
7 '5 .. t 37 " d 42 “
to to " lined to I? “ lined to fit llxni
sum!-
0 I a. m 9 so a. I.
05! .m 6 M p. at.
w. II. firm-ow. Vieefiea. and don't Isa-gar.
'. c. Pam. 8a lint.
A. W. Psalm. mm Anni.
IAIN LINE.
Hillll‘llll, LE
ual'! coal !
ill
cross GREEK.
()l’it “HALL
Stove Coal
is JUST "AT BUTTS Till PAW
HOUSIWIVI. PURCHABIOIITOII AND
Bl BATIOIIID 'I'IIAT Till (”AL I!“
uuu‘rmauuuum. '1‘
lllMflNl] lllll
.Iortlv n. roams,
Wholesaleaud Retail Dealer in all ma
*1
. flflll All] W001]
Brick. Lime, Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lohigh, Lackawannt, Locust
lountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharrc Goals.
Agent in RUBBER Pillll'
Yard \foot of Washington and liar
‘ehall streets. Branch otiice at Stiletto
g Drug Store Mini
Till} lllllllll lllllfll.
——Tlll ass-r—
MEATS
SERVED LN Till DIST “NEIL
If on want the choicest “ATS. obtained"
EL" of trouble or cost, you will Ind them at my
kct. as well as '
Poultry of all Kluuu
l [1' [TS BRAIDN
F. HAYES.
DIBFLI‘S swan. com IOWA“
Wl.- Ill'l'llll TABLET.
one Quality,—'I'he Beat.
am vwmm nun.
isms. scams...“
fortune.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptiy.
CHARLESSHITH
53 Washington Street.
J .H Klinefelter, ‘
Dr Am ill u_
quu, Flill (Justus,
fluu. I. TIA ME lluuul
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luau Fish Uyuuus,
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Fruits, Vuuuluilll. Poultry, ll: .
Of All Kinds In Their Seuss.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. T. BlNNI’l'i', fi 1 8. sum.
Have You Heard it i
No, What is it 2
llunt a; Zciufl'Kecp a; .
icest Market In the City.
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Delivered every Saturday "a".
Fish, Oysters, Cla
Whole-h and Retail.
Importedflardlnoa.
Anything wantlaihaasrhtllaa m-
frsahtvagat ”I
HUNT & ZELI
Norwalk Chronicler