« Dervishes Pre-
~DesthtoDeieat.
Alma 1006!! PIBICBIJ.
mmuwrmw-un
’1». tbs run—rs. Dervish
4 ran-ass. tlssatstl’s onus:
mars-nuns.
ml-llglaadisdrawiuga
”duuattsrthenewsotthe
mumps“ “(Egyptian allies
miktbtabdthsdayhad banda-
Mahalbspd Wringtheirleat
:fidflbavsbsmabaudonedbythe
gmmtbsycoatinuedtoharl
ggmspuatheirtoqoelytnbemsreb
W.
issusstoa
.. »- or death-they fought
Wandaswabbwnly whsntlu
lIhe“tlieiramnieshadciitgrsat
,7 lr-taadeonddsntotvictorytheytsced
“has
? “WWI WI.
» It was while leading the mattered mn-
mflflh’ave warriors in this torhirn
that the dtvish leader, Wad-el-
"~ kl pierced byabulletinhislnin.
lshflowuamfiingdannied byhis fate,
(WWWIIrandoreragainupou
. andnnbrohenlineoiriflebarrels
thMflquitnpthenghthmg
sitter-7W0! organisation among
th-hadha-ddrnyedsud when nothing
wssld'tterthescattced fanatics buttoseu
thdrIv-udeafly-possible.
”thereto-MU,” the Iield.
Pallymhaltotthe invaders’ force was
theadupouthsleld. Themallnumbc
dflbflngnmwhiebWad—el—N’jnmihrought
htoths engagunent isacompletesurprise.
Allmtinntes hustoiore credited him with
navailable ioreeotnoh-thanoollrnm.
whileitturnsoutthat heconld not at any
timshavehadmovethanhalfthatnumher.
'l'bwhole dervhh toms isnow completely
wipedougandall immediate danger- 01 an
invasioutrumthatquarterisatauend.
(“union's Metal leper-t.
Thedlicialrepwt otGenGrcntell states
that the dtvishu wore thanselves outby
drsptatesndrepeated charges Thebrnnt
ctthsmultwss bornebytlreintantryline
dthe'l'wcntieth homers, but theEgyptian
cavalry and the Egyptian horse artillery
rmdcsdeaeslleutservice. Thereportplaces
thenmnbsrotflghtingmenbroughtintethe
augment byWad—el—N’jumi at 3,000. The
mmwillrsturnto Cairo at once,
th-ebdngnoiurtherneedtortheirservices
ostbthrutsnedn'outier.
”sandman“...
Thnumbcotessualties sulleredinthe
dgagsmsutbytbellritishgdlgyptiamh
unall. Their total in- is 11
hfllsdaadllilwounded. Athousanddervish
,m‘buasnwerscspcurerl. The khedive has
—thheengrstuiationstoosn. Greniell.
(in. Grant-ll hasdecided that the pan-
ma—t occupatiouot‘l'arraswill beneces-
ssrytop-oteetthshuntisr lrominvssions
mahasthscnejustrepuhsd. Amer-neat
spam he deems usele- unl- the
.atstotheviswupremedby
alltbs hglbh gmlsthstherbarshould
behelduthetruekaytothefioudau.
non-mum
laundug. 5.4km William, the
hind Wales and Prina Albert Victor
Wanumberot rvpresmtative British
dilpatPortsmouth. Empsranililamwore
thanmhemunihrmotanritishadmiral.
Dm'ingthedsythenewWhlteBIaI-steamc
thIsamineutobjsctotinicesi.
AtabanqastabdeadCharlesBerutord
Wthehsaltholthscaptainandthssuo-
e-ot fiemestsuperb Atlanticlinersiioat.
Inpmor Williamalso vhitsd thesteamer.
Thousansu-wasilluminatedat night by
elsetriellghtsarthticallydlsplayedthrough-
oitbeshlpr 'l'heelectwasmarvelom
William haseonterred uponthe
the camnaud otths first
at Bulin. and upon the Duke of
Midgethshonorarycolonelcyotareu
wdhintry. Thedocummtconisrring
is spenthsqsssahegtrn:
(immanent is
aquchlk-wtornie to be able tomoll
you is n army h which your sonsand
”flourishes-heralded“
fiW'mnm' .....
you return them
- hum-my admiral ot the British navy.
”unknowns-red upouuo other
.1 ,' unlocks-acne.
1m,Ang.5.—Rdwinllae,anlugl'uh
'mmswum Bay,fleot-
uni-lymtosscsudthsflosttsll He
fl byamunamsdAnnan—
fi’eWMtothshet-l
“distancing. Lnsrchwss
ndthsewp-oillmswaatouadhid-
bmsathafllsotstasa Belladon-
beentbrowntremaelifl. Notraes
dtbsmmdwsrhssbssntound.
norms-allusions.
Danube-m hitch (a mu-
mleg—almhhatntb
“who
. F "‘1“: r r: renown
“mm-when ilrstwith uni-ohm his
tAvsosvacow.
Ala-amass“: thumb”
”Malawian—MM“
Mam.“ panama
hermearlletfiolthslassycnysndllssh
n. Railroad eunpany hadathrillin‘ so
put-m. Abonttbh'tymaadchildm
and several "man the
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speed. Bheplanted heriore and hind feet
firmly on the pavement and was paired
along in that way until the torn. oi
thehlllwaerached, the horses keeping her
(rum lailiugon either side. Her resistance
servedthepurposeoi’abrake by decreasing
the momentum oi the car, and doubtless
averted a serious disaster. When the car
stopped and she was extricated lrom her
strange position,she walked quietly away,
stopping occsdonally to munch some gra-
by thewsyside.
In the meantime Surrogate O'Neil had been
picked up and carried into the cemetery
superintendent's otlice. Both of his wrists
were found to be sprained, both shoulders
badly bruised, and he had received various
other injuries Deputy Lillis' leg was cut
and his knees bruises, and he suitered
severely irom the shock.
A DARING DEED.
ho Mashed Ian Bob a Sleeping Car on
the Wabash 'l’rnin.
Kansas Cln', Aug. 5.——0ne oi the boldest
and most daring train robberies ever per-
petrated in Missouri occured on the Wabash
train which left the Union depot at 8:2) p. m.
Thetrain. which was made upot anuoher,
twosleaperstor St. Louis, an Illinois Central
coachand the St. Paul coach in theorder
named, hadpullad out of Harlem and had
run about tour miles, when two men entered
thereardoorot the St. Paul sleeper. One
0! them had utilised a white handkerchief as
amask,andtheotheraredona They
orderedall the pale-gen to hold up their
handslndeni'orced theirordenwithabrace
oi Colt’s revolveru One of the men ap-
proached each pamenger and while the other
stood guard riiled the passengers’ pockets.
Assoonas allhad been relievedol their
valuables. amounting to "75 in cash and
two gold watches, the robbers backed out o!
the front door of the car, keeping thdr
shooting irons pointed toward the painengua
Just asfiywereabouttoenter thelllinoia
Central coach Conductor Bosch came out o!
thedoor, being on his ilrst collecting trip.
Oneal therobberspushed hisrevoiverunder
the conductor’s nose and with an oath order-
edhim tohold up hishanda Theplucky
knight of the punch dealt one of the robbers
aviclousblowon the headwlthhislaniern.
' the gla- and estinguhhing the
light. Both robbers fired at him without
Mudwlthapartingshot swung OR the
train, which was running at the rate of
twenty-live miles an hour.
'l'herohbersiledtorthedirtroadthat
ieadstoKanms City. Thetrainwssstopped
a mile beyond the place where the robbers
empedmdw. H. Bonnelhspscialagentot
the road, uncoupled the engine and ran it
backtollariem 'l'hereheioundDeputy
Bhsrii! Tomlin-on, who organized apomeand
startedsiter the fleeing robbers. Up to 8
a m. no trace oi them had been discovered.
r. Blalae'sxew Residence.
Wasmsoros,Aug. 5—8ecretary Elaine’s
new borne on laiayetts square is rapidly
undergoinximprovementandwillbeready
for occupancy by Oct. l. The artist has
andeaveredtoconlorm to theoriginalsim-
plicity of design in the interior arrange-
mmtsotthehltoricoldmansion,whiehwas
builtwithaviewmaetocomtortaudspace
thanalshcrateornammtation. Theadditiou
eta numlnr 0! bread windowsattheside
the south Ins added greatlyto the
brighm-ot thereon-on thatsideot the
hornandgivesgltmpsm at theirdgrem
oltheexscutivegrounbbeyond. -
“OI-um
Parson, lass..Asg. li—A ssilbosteon-
an perm wascspsiaedouflilver
lake. FredAllen,“ Spring street, Bruck-
auahamtsd emdition, butwiil allrecover.
maths drowned mm were-uployadat
'l'yll'b carriage factory inWhitman, lam
Alkuwuflyundamaudleavess widow.
Howswas23andunmarrlsd.
Aib-alelurglarlaggad.
lineman, lam, Aug. h—Atemale
burglsrahontdfiysars otagswuarrutad
attcassveve tussle about midnightintbs
‘1.
DRY- GOODS
Erna Mill-Sumner lane in!
EVElllllllllfl llEllllBEll
To make rnunr for Val! ”ocular wirII-lI an- mum In :mnw .
sell dining tIIia nrnwn must go.
e
Hr. nilmu “mm.- tn
Ii.rrr'I "valve: In pun-hum- - i I“ I-uw during!
this sale, lnr it is one of the gh'aD'aL nppmtimiliw, mm In Imul our “4 WI- lwgm
wItiI
Ladies Knit Underwear.
25 dl‘lr'li lmlir-e‘ Jarwv RIl Ir 1i Vesta, re Illrr urea 25.:
. X .
as n
u u u u u
45:3,
r It‘ll,
redur'ml pnc» 3hr.
1 lm Indies low nick Rilrhr «l V: are. r-rgn'nr ”VAC.” 50.: mob, reduced prior- 3%.
rI-rluwri price llr.
Ribbon Reduction.
125 pieces of Fancy Ribbon, sold during prnvv vr ml» at .. l:
doubtetliy, was one u! lhr grr'ah-sl h .- ;
reduced price l0 c par ya'd.
~l’.:~ in
5‘.) yaw-l II I; :.,
from No. 2 in ii} inclusive, cuatomrml. .-.-l~! :rl ' "
yard; reduced price, to (‘lr-ur up dark. :I' :
per yard.
We also have u cIrnipl-vw lrne 1-! anrr- 2-.
(mwn edge, at a re ry lmv figure, cura-ulvrrng thv y
I.» u l ,
Rvmrmhrr ”i"? {sit‘ plrfillhr't 1"5' ll’ M3.“
.2“ “Libra
:f.”Il'l all-l \‘t'll i‘ll. u“.
I‘ “IN“ I'I’E- "V. 30! l7t' p-lr yard,
all A with» mu! r».:..yg_
s . F O u
mgr :II'Im 0. .II. P”!
I'n' lluiru- .1 l0t'.
.' v re inn! ~hmlu'.
MIL r'u'un, estim-
fients’ llnlaundred Shirts.
25Ilr»1.vn 0'9an Unlaundro-d Shine, cmmmurrly mil .‘ rr iii)»,
ably good value iur 75c.
French Flannel Shirts.
A few leit in all e-Zrti or! French Flannel Shirts and ali gmdw,
oi theabove mentioned bargains We lure pine. d tin-p:- up n vur cvunlen,
clear, at astonishingly low figures, {mm 50.: upward.
We have, in stuck at present a most Cllll'iplr! -
bracing all the new styles.
led: at mir $1.35 Jersey and can-par» II With :my‘ Writ: -.
hm. .r"
walk, Bridgeport or New York for $2.00.
HflSlEllY All] Lilli} lll'l‘l‘l.
We are unexcelled in this department.
shown anywhere.
there is no doubt but that we ulnmi at Inc ho r.l.
oily.
OII 3-H: and G mun-III r for" -53. (nets-murily sold for 50-.
a grain better.
and It must be reduced.
I
Parasole tor the remainder of the season you c In buy at your own figure.
Gloria Umbrellas almost as cheap, {or w.- in: we just pun h Int-xi :I l n- 0' Silk
and (lloria Umbrellas to sell for Si and ti. "7 that en Ituruarrly m. 'd [or $1. 75
and 32—4an or natural handle 0! which we glee you your charicr, and would
say they are thr- mmt compl. te line that ll’lrl o i'vr law. on rsliiiufion in our
Ladies’ Jersey Waists.
Lyle-I .I r»; \V.;
Pl'lCz'd “':|_\’ livl'rw turnip-ll i m
{T- 9’“
.I l:::'.':‘
Oar pru- rrl In l .0» min-I rm g (It‘lnn - 3.: to
t085c per pair, and these prices we mil gIl'iranu-P, and In :I- r gm d.- (Harm t I.
A! for Hosiery We can mil-4y any Wr' lr ”T the n put-mun of
selling more Hosiery for little money [li‘tll any hrium in this lnc:riity, and at
any time during the day or evening tlwn- is always a rush m mll’ lrmiwy cnun. .
ter. We pride ourselves rm our well si-lo-uuul stuck, rml well we ghoul-l for
Silk Umbrellas and Parasols.
Srlk and
Bathing (laps.
All rill '5 «ml ~l lpi I.
Counterpanes".
Which we are selling in great quantities “(My day will, during this week, make
special eilorte to display a more cnmul- t-- ime than Peer below, and at prim
Don't forget us if you are In I ml, in: we have a large stock
..8 SMITH
i
ll llllll ST.
COUTH NORWALK, 0'1".
and
are ill» v. Iy best I'll Ililv.
r. pal-red remark-
Fur II Iva-i In Ilu- department for n WM k 50:.
ami with lb» rert
to
l"rr "Fiance.
-"r"' in Nar-
SOUTH “DIWALI. IVIfllhlil “STEEL. MONDAY, AUGUST 5. Ian.
BANKRUPT SALE OF GBSSAM
flow in Progress at SGOFIELD a. HOYT’S.
[lasing purelnn d s lure line at (l warmers at s (are. d 9.5..
lot at 93c, “.35. 0| J”, 0‘) 50 and 3‘) on.
Just recI- ivul a case of remnants at best print. n h ch we will um-r at be per yard.
'l'lmw Iwods are all warranted not to wet through, evc n in the most severe norms.
We have the children’ s goods also at 790
We will run this
NOTICE—Our- South Norwulk Store is Open Every Evening Until Bight O’clock.
COFIELD & HOYT,
No. 3 Gazette I)uilding. NorL'alk.
N0. 37 Washington Ht. South Nos'wulk.
W. ll. MliEKFll &
C0.
SOLE AGENTS
V
J
F0 R T1113
'lllllfl “19918 .lllllkl.
OUR RANGES
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
'l‘in and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGE‘E.
AND 'I‘ l ‘S \\' All If
ileum-Ire uni-m tor
s‘team and lint Air Heating
lUle HALL nwcu
*B'RIDG' " 'EPBRT BARGAINS! ’
W.B.I-IALL&CO
fleneral Reductmn Sale !
F. H. HASH & BBO.,E
(’0‘. MAIN A van an.
Great American Heater
We are sole agents.
P L U M B I N G,
Steam and Gas Fitting,
Tin and Sheet Iron “3:
Are the has: and thraput in [on n.
House Furnishing finals.
1 HINA AND G' ASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest l’riI-os in Town.
N EVER SUCH A TI .‘I E FOR B I. [KG .1 I NS.
In mlrhmm in mm Alb-mun" Sale We offer our Hume Muck III lawn :mms
:rt falrnlr u»- prIces during Elio’ IIIzrnllI (II July.
All our but. Hamlin-Wt] Brass Trays. that were cheap at 23c, WI” 20 at lilo.
2.000 Rugs—nil mus: go.
puree Muequitu Netting.
$10 a pair can be saved on Curtains.
500
tarps-b and An Squares.
Lace Curtains and Portierres.
Notingham Lire Curtains at 75.90 98?. l,
3 an, 3 ‘
All Rug-a anti Alumnus half price.
1.19, l 29, 1.50. 1.75, 2, 2:25. 2 75. ‘5, 3.27.,
.‘r, 4. 4.50, 4,75, 5, 5 59, 6. 7, and 7.50 per pair In liruewlr.
Oil Cloths Hall Price.
DRESS GOODS.
From now until lfizlr of August all 50c Dress Goods down to 25:. "3.:
All 18c Setecus 12.}3.
Goods All Reduced.
All 2% Ssteens 15c.
Fancy
Kleinert’s Feather-Weight
pre~s Shields.
EVERY PAIR WARRA‘S HID.
55229 l, 9 (ts-me per mir.
Size 2. ll cents per pair.
31- 3, l3 cams per pair.
5 CENTS—4 and 5 Hook l) rulile Reill-
mlurcrd Corset Steels.
Ac "OZ—Steel lint Pure, 51! and 6-inch
th Ilt’nllrl.
3c IDOL-Large no.2 Small Nursery l’Im.
5c EXCEL—G 'm Needle Books, l00 Ilt'lV-
inz needles, ”sorted, daruiug,
o-mhroidering, ere.
Sc Dill—Dammit Cotton, all Culars.
8c l”K'li.—Bn:ton Faeroe".
12%: BOX—Woven lrI'ruals, one grass in
but.
8c PAIR-L‘Idiee', Misses’, and Child.
ren'a Ilnae Supporter-I.
12c PIECE—English Dresslleitmgl lnclr,
may. end while.
So BOTTLE -2 I z. Sewmg Machine Oil.
10c BOTTLE-l2 oz. Sewing Machine OII
Our entire stock is selling at the same ridiculous prices.
goods lJ—Ml.
95c EACH—Olive [lick II In lilil‘lu-P.
19.: EACH—M R m‘ Metallic llaulirusirr-e
39: DOZ—Fme Tulle: Snap, “L Irr’e
Orange Blossoms."
lc PAPER-American I’m-I, inll count.
5:? PAPER—English Pins, lull r-nur-t.
19.: EACll—Urnwn Needle Case, sold
elsewhere at 25?.
19.“, EACH—Balm"! Caps.
9.: E \(Til~ClIilclrerr'e ch- Ulpa, {mm
9: and up
5“. F. \t'lI—lirth Sponge-I.
‘35 CBS l‘fi—F or two I‘Ic Pith-l, Rhine
8 (mod, enamel awnings.
l2§c YI).— link Elm-tic.
l URN i'-—-I"«rr 8 hike-Ins of LI non Tiiaead.
l'ull Linc Crochet Mcnicr.
5 CENTS—Emailed Stocking Dame-re,
II.th handles.
19 CENTS—Curling Imus and C rmbs.
4-5 CENTS—Canvas Ill-he, wIIh straps and
buckles.
l0 AND 15 CENTS-Centre Bella with
il' rake buckles.
Several thousands of
articles in our email were department should be set-n and priced.
HALL (23 CO.
FRUIT PUDDINE!
a most delicious Dessert, that can he pmrwd“ in five minutes; Rue. Vanilla. Chocolate and DI
flavors. Thoeewhohsreuaeditspusk htyol i.t
For the Lenten Season we have first-class, No. l
Mackerel at lac lb. Mackerel in to and 20 lb.
kitts, Salt Fish and Bloater Ilcrring. 8c.
The finest Florida oranges in the City at t
c a doz.
3 III Ilarliliell Creamery Butler in $1.00, or 35s ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter for 81,1" 801: lb
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Butter tor $1, or 28c lb.
PreshCmned llerrlng.alnesrticlc.twocansfor the. Clam Chowder in cans
l'Icklcd Interior and
he Tongue, and spiced oysters in glass. [sun Choice Prunnels, 15c lb.
Fresh Eggs, 200 per (102.
Shredded (hidden ledellghml: one pound will an tor two pounds or any otha kind; rec here. Try it.
Caliloruial’runa. 1% lb.. tag? (or fie. here California Prunes. bland lie lb. 3% Soup tor lit.
ell- choice Layer rig-ta
wn .OIIIOI'I.‘ YOUR ORDERS.
wmveyna tried lhecrlehvsted Dew DropCanaedGoo-le; theyhcatthela al.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St...
- So. Norvvnlk.
EAST
Andbnpluvadtobethe-eslnowerfaliuaacanewh
'l‘HE
Palace Queen-
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
80.140me
NOBWALK.
llllllllfllllll
l SKILLED WORKMENE
i gmuateotlhe Wrmma School at "urology,
l I
Ell()MlClll$ 11(n"1‘,:Mrs.JohnHolla.nd
OFALL KINDS.
. No.
lilosmg ilui Millinery
in N In
0' all klM “HUM
mm E (‘OltSl'COI'l til. l ‘ANUY TOY“. ands full assert
-r~.. an or urrmneetal candy.
INGICANDIES
”n .1 ._
The lrdlowirrlstheentiflcalcollt D llryir-s II
I '. lAllDIlt's nwcu.
I «1-,.
SWAN- & BUSHNELL.
W hnlmalc and Retail [lesion in
Wmonp‘m‘ Feb ,3”, "m Eflunufuelurer’s It'll. Painter’s
This is wcewir [hit Ir. 3 0 Baylor- hss been E 5‘] I‘I'I‘I E“-
Ileh mt. ass pupl. and I ran higm r commend
him as a good wstclrm-iker In any Iny maul of thel 862 Water 8‘" “RIMEPOI‘T' (.1.
lterO! of smnrpereni and fine workman He can E Rhlp (”hurrah-m l’ are In “iii and American Leslie
mm out-elm: work as my man: he min a van ”comm Calrulla Lunar-til on om Tcnrs ssns'
um: and cmnplete set a! Innis and Im- Inuit marryE '1“an Na“ on normal: swing lugging.
iai trmis under my lnMrucllun; his jewellrrg Is [)mlgrng Mum-ls Links lungs shackles Dela:
Burma; ehgmnt. .lid lrnizhl goon and Mau- muchl l‘C-m shnvels and P rite, or but malrrtal and in
"INC ”9' ’iW‘l "’V'm'fi "03 “l” Hm“?- I "'Y medal [IEIA‘I'D‘IIIYIIWOI'IH bu- dam Eeperially
vplnahlc sdmIInn roam jewelry rune altl i hthl} pwp»,'rr.d(mrnn Du-drrr- ling It we. .tsnilla Buoy
ncummrmllhl 3" ring nrrm In am" nm It! liuyh [and ”and llmlgr I. Inc nil-Ifg Packing Hone, Waste,
has d "'9 (“Milo")? W rhmrmgrrn h 5"“ "’i' 3"" sI Ii crrrvth‘ry medal in eI- 5; men Flags. Karine
work In drrI-c la—rnyle ll: ha- «Inn America! l,-I rm. Ten and TwPII'elumn (: sm shat. l‘riut
Eng l‘h and Sales amk aml gr rural u-psiIr [IL - about .nr \' «rmell [rm h 1 1'. lephone- Nov" Urdu
s‘l sinus o! warrhre lie dncl' his m 6- ch-gnmly «ml, Mir Y ark l was i‘pct'lal sueunuu to Mail
hours truly. Vi. l’ A. WOODCOCK. ()rdue. '
JEWELER,
15 [Railroad Place.
A llfiilfllllllll!
I will sell .I regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 35c for 500.
White and Black Ladies Sailor Ilzils for 250.
—o»—————-
- FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
——9..———.
Hill NS REDUCED 5 a Bill.
——-oeo————-
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
— ~ 0.. . ._._.
ll‘ People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
I—I. Krleger,
Mnhnckmno llotol Block, Alain St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVIDSTOW,
FURNITURE
SPECIAL INDUCE. ERIENTS IN
PARLOR SUITS.
Mohair Plush Suits. with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. 99 and 9| Main Street, South Somalis.
Up Slnlrs,
caocames AND‘MEATS’
-——-A’I' 'l'fll OLD "AND 0'—
T. 3033 GUYER 6r. SON
senurcwoon.
.f I
ALL ORDERS l’llrIJ-il) PIOMPTLY.
m FOLKS FIND 11' 1‘0 mum ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US
GIV‘ U. ‘- mun»
Norwalk Chronicler