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I. , SOUTH NORWAIJQK EVENING BENTINEL. MONDAY, AUGUS’I‘.12,1889.
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liniwu I'ity
, ”In. Antoni Tlll aura ~ the Mou- im-e- M s
.I "” III
. I,“ =0amu ring-nu fell out or a §":,E‘
y,“ larywiodow in Waterbury, Fri “1,,” gl, i.‘
ll. sad probably will die. ,i-g.‘
Molthdamagetotobaccoin , E, ’
3M"! of Hartford in consequence ____7, M '-~—-—. ~. .
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,“9, WI rains "I! "0m I... I0 “if?“ ». . . ‘,»;I. , Now in Progress at SCOFI E LD EL HOYT’S-
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I", Lizzie K." of Bridgeport wife 1:3;3',“ . i , I: I ll Having puri lIIIMII II lil'!’ t ltiiII of (i warriors in it for: IId IIIIIII. These goods are all warranted not 1:: wet I litmlgh, III'II ii Iii the trio-It sew-m storms. We will run this
Jana Kerr who Ill! been confined in :E‘:','","“!’j"" ‘ ,2, .‘, ',‘. lot at I): III, III. '35, SI. 79, 02 60 and 8‘1 98. We haw: the cliildren' s goods also at 79c.
llddlstown Insane hospital but has I'II- “I‘uhllillfim: . , l2 I I 2 REDuc I '0 SAI E Juqt received a l' .-::I - of r-- tiiiiziiils of he Ist prints which we wtll Idler tit 55¢ per yard. .‘
.fly been released, is seeking II III t.:::::-~» ,N _,,‘,, ,i‘u,‘ “._.._..._. ‘ , '
. , '— AIIit-rlciui .‘itIItiI'IIIllIIII. I NOTICL. 011!‘ south Horwalk store is Open Every Eve “fig Until E‘ght o CIOCko
" ‘ mu". "I‘mmml‘ "‘0 H‘WU'V ---~ 2 , q * ‘. “2"" W t‘ are bound to [W at tlII- liIIiItI IIilli our givzil lIst Iil rt- llu' tItIiIs IIiitl our piIc-III
m ”fluent, C.V.. will go to (lPtIyn- '2.- 3‘ 515: E E‘I E S. 5‘ continue to be far below anything II VII ry IIIlVI- rtts- ‘(I Iii this IIIII. Ilutty Wu tire pleas
his" IIIIII Week to select a site for the I;- 5 " ”'5 E E 3 Id With the way that our goods iii: m lliiig and our Itiutuiiierii tire I onsliiiitly III--
mmmg [or which the Connecticut ”2‘1”” l5 ,3 E i g, I per. ding upon us for llII- -Ir wu kly piiic hum-s IIIII: h VIII lilt' striving to make better
. H ‘ ' E C: ’39!— 1 III I-iItli t- rIIIuiri va-kl Iiiiiintiiitt in: hi. \\:I Iiit\l' II large nlIil It lltlvt‘ rtiitI II this
III: has ted l 000 . , K V
k.“ " 'PPI’OPIII ‘ ' ' I 1. " . 6 wetIk—ltirgI-rtlitiii usual—dud nur ilI'I‘tIliRI lutuuf pond. pun-ml lllll‘xlllllllltill In:
“M m [Ins occurred In lianbury ET ",7 "' "” 'Ip ,,'1:II:J.,Z2 sale ltl’t til l‘iiItI r urth-s utid l: r II: . III l-I. tii:IiI-_\ tb: II Ilill‘ HI' prctIItIIIn t. mild III-sire,
‘I‘IIIIIIIy night. They were of iiiceri- l,,,,,,1,'l'y,‘, l, g , .' III . it» llliII we in rcwith prmlttc .. mir M Ill'lllllv' II- t of rItlIIt'IlIilm :Iml .(Iiiitlil In be sold It!
“”7 "@“Ih'nd mainline d":"“"b‘:’“ 2:511:13" If; : xlllllil """ "“" ""“" N0. 3 (hunt to I ltiiltliiig. NIII'Iuilk. \ti. .ta ‘V'ilNlllII'II II Ht..HtItIIII \tii Ivullr.
. . or eel an em in Ir .. ,. , , :.,
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-,and ti. lint factory of J. R. Spain It (‘ :I..
t 'oliiiiiliiia
Imtbeplacu
g‘ ladof ten years. lost his life.
Jesse C. Wells, employed by John W.
Gray & Co. of Hartford, has skipped
with 8200.
Two insurance companies have aban-
doned their agencies in Danbury, and
others are to follow their example, be-
cause of the numerous incendiary fires
in the city.
A barn containing six head of cattle,
three horses and other property belong-
ing to Charles J.Cummings of Mansfield,
burned Saturday. Low, $3,000.
An oviparous snake, three feet long
and ten inches in thickness, was killed
in West Torrington Friday. It. wm
found to contain sixty-four young snakes
from four to six inches in length.
0f the forty liquor dealers arrested In
Waterbury for violation of the screen
law, Judge Cowell discharged all but
five. The five were fined 31 and costs
each in order that the cases should go up
to the superior court and the law be there
tested.
A Swede employed at: the new bridge
across the Thames river fell from the
bridge Saturday to the Water below, fl
distance of ninety~three feet. He fell
between two scows, clearing neither by
more than a foot. He was uninjured
and sworn ashore.
Nathaniel Lyon Post, (1‘. A. R., of
Hartford, and the G. A. R. post of Web-
ster, Mass" visited the grave of General
Lyon at Eastford Saturday. and held
memorial exercises there. The day was
the twenty-eighth anniversary of that
on which General Lyon was shot.
FOUND IN A CORNER SHINE.
A Curious Old Belle of St. John's Church,
Bridgeport.
Ford Brothers Thursday afternoon un-
earthed the corner stone of the old St.
John’s Church. The tablet bears the in
scription. "St. John’s Church, Enacted
1830.” Within the,stone was a Ieaden
box, which contained copies of the
Farmer and the :Republican, the latter
being the forerunner of the Standard,
prayer and hymn books, names of the
building committee, officers of the
church and a variety of memoranda of
historical interest. The box, as the pro-
perty of the government, was turned
over to Postmaster Knowlton and Super-
vising Architect Longstaff. It was then
given to the custody of George Mallory,
m, in behalf of the St. John‘s Church
people, with the understanding that it
should go to the Historical Society when
' they were through with it. Mr. Mallory
would let no one see the contents of the
box to-day and says they will not be
made public until after the parish meet-
ing Monday night. The box and tablet
will form valuable additions to the blis-
torical Society's collection.—Bridgeport
Standard.
Gloom II Branford.
The Brsnford lock shop shut down
Saturday night for an indefinite period.
This is the result of the strike that oc-
cured in tht shop about six weeks or
two months ago. The closing of the
manufactory throws out of active em-
ployment between 300 and 400 persons.
There's only one other large induItry in
Brnnford. the Mslleable Iron works.
This is mnuing.-—New Haven Register.
Fatal Accident In Milford.
A sad accident occurred at Milford
Saturday night. Willie Riley, a bright
lie was
walking towards what is know as Tom-
linsou's crossing when he heard the” l '18
(night train from Bridgeport approach
lug. Be waited for the train to pass and
than stepped upon the track gazing at-
‘tsr the departing train. Just then the
7.10 accommodation train came rushing
pining, beings few miuuws late. The
boy did not notice this train as he step-
ped upon the track. The engine struck
billion the head killing him instantly
and throwing him ten feet or more into
thread.
At Cincinnati A
('Iiiciiiiiuti II II 0 ti II I‘ l I: II Ii
llnltiinI-rt- . .l I: II I: I: :i ll 0 u 4
batten-Ia Iltillnnc IIIid lI:llII\\lll, Klll'ti)‘ and
Tat.-
UtlII-r (innit-Ii.
At Newark ,7
Four llinimtiid people nttI-ndcd rhI- chumpI-Ii:
ship ngllt‘ bcLIIIII-n the Neuurk uiid llurtlurd
clubs. SI'IIrr“
Newark. . ‘2 0 U l 0 2 0 ll \ .':
Hartford II o o u U i :2. o I: t
BatlI-ri:<2 liuum» nndSiilliv: in. \\:i:i:|:. no .1: and
llarhey
TRAINS COME TOGET H ER.
One Man Instantly KilII-tl fllI-I \cII-rul
(“lit-r24 liijtirt-tl.
TUP'IIA. Kan, Aug l’—- "Illu JINIpl:
express train (mm the sullflinmt tilllllt llut k
Island road mllidml Hlli' llllli “I‘M If this
city with a construction Il‘:lll|. Icstiltiiig In
the Instant dentli III I: M. l'IIlll‘lItr, t-KIII‘INI
messenger, and serinibly llijlll'lllg l’Ibtul
ClerkS. G. body and tl::~ tin-mun :Ind I'll-
gineer of the constrti: [ltln tr llll ”Ill: I‘Xlil‘t“
\'l
mcli train and until) till tli~~ I lll\ “l' i:
thrown down an t-iiibniikinviit
NIInII IIf tlit- Ifilsfl‘llgt'rfi IIIIrI~ Injured 'I‘lic
accident Is (Inc in ncgligctice UII tl::- purl of
tliet-nginccr «If the ('tilbll'UI‘IlI'II truiii, who
was taking his trnIiI to a side track to allow
the i‘Xpl‘E‘x‘i to rm»: He “‘33 the iiiiiiutat
late and the II xpress. being on time and f'llll‘
him: at full speed was upon Illlll before the
brains could be applied. The loss to the
lb-I- k Island company In Istliiuitul by Supt- r
iiItI iiIlI-Iit 4‘“. II at 33‘», um
Incendiary lirt-n at I): IIIIIIII)
Dnm “Y, (”0an Aug 1'. *Tlll buildings
were Ilt‘Slrll)(‘1I(lr damaged by three Incen-
diary tires. The Dnnbur} house has witurnted
with oil and fircd Iihilc IIlltIl iiitli pmplt tit
Central hatel was tired and eiIh Ibt buildings
were destrn) ed A body of n in: III suppwrd
to be “Barney" \VnnWIe, n hustler. “lb f: :tiiitl
of William litigaii, on South street. was wt
fire III three places on the Inside. Home one
t-tl'eI-tcd an entrance by It window. The fun:-
ily narrowly escaped sutl'ucutiuti. SeIIIral
arrests were made.
Mrs. Mary Kuizer, of Oakland Md,
came insane while reading about the Johlis
towp flood. She was committed tonii my ltmi.
Your Firemen Injured.
TRUY. N. Y. Aug. l'J.——The [urge four
story brick buildings at Tlt llllIl TlI‘: Fulton
street, owned by Mrs. Knrr, were completely
gutted by tire bcrc. During the tire four
firemen. who had ascended to the .N'II‘IIDII
story, were precipitated into the cellnrby
the burning 0f the stairway. They “'l‘l'l'
taken out more or Ian hurt. tlintigh none
fatally. The dartingc to the buildings is es-
tiinntcd at $10.0!!!
Miraculous Fannie III a Baby.
l’ll‘ER (,‘rrr. ills. Aug. 13—31”. N. M.
l‘ronien. her eldest daughter anti 5 baby
went out riding here. A storm overtook them
while they were returning home, and a bolt
of lightning killed Mrs. l‘rciiien and her
daughter. The baby, which was lying in its
mother's litp, escaped without injury. and
was taken care of by TI'ICHIIS.
Ilr- Saw Explorer Stanley.
Ens-ms, Aug. li—A young African “hose
English name is Frederick 1'. Smith is In
tmm. About ‘Soi'. 28 last he saw Stanley at
Stanlcy Pool. The cxplnrcr had 200 men
with. him. all in good condition. rind was
looking very robust himsclf.
Senator III-arts Going tn Europe.
WINDSOR, Vt. Aug. l'.‘.—-Scnntor Willinm
M. Erarts is hen- spcndtng rt few days at his
summer residence. He Is suffering from a
serious affection of the eyes. and is prcpnring
to no in Eurripe to consult the lending special-
ists them
Two [tat-es Won by an American.
AISTERDAM. Aug. 13 —At thtI Interna-
tional ram ht-re Fol. Wood, belonging to
Mr. Mscphec. of New York. won the l‘ri'x du
flpnrt club and the l‘rix IltI Comte ('arrier.
The former race was at LAN!) metres. and the
latter at 3.41)!) metros
Glass lulled by Slant.
Lilli. 0,. Aug. 12. wllcnry "Instead James
Nuce quarrelod, when the latter dealt the
formeraterrible blow on the head, knock-
ing him down. (llaIII‘ bend struck amine
and he was instantly killed.
Thor-ll A. "Iso- In Paris.
Pam, Aug. lz—ThomuA. Edison bunn-
Hrd h-n
tar was crushed to picc IN rind the I humus of .
in the ruins at Ilnyligbt. At 4 II. in. tbc bun»:
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r~ til: r priI ,. illi- . I'IIi2‘2‘Il [lI’HI' IE:-
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Ladies’ Jersey Waists. f
‘I‘I’ have It: rlld'k u: [-r: 5: hi :I ”Inst rumpl: tII '.2:
hr: itiiig 'ill the tit-II rd} lI
IIIl l Idiu JII ray \‘JIIH lrI, Im-
:ItiIIii. ltwk a!
“ride:-
l'ric- I :-_t2 tI:l::I. :- Inr lllr‘l'lllil,
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our $1. II) Jersey and c-niiipirt I'. “Ill: it \I. lllit
port or N- ‘W \t- rk for $3 III,
_I: ll l:;:I:- fiI‘IIll lll \ :rII Mk,
——4.»—-——
RIBBON REDUCTION.
125 pieces of Fancy Ribbon, said do: mg prtII‘itIiIi sale :it It bargain and wl:.cb,,
undoubtedly, was one of the yr: :tit-st lIxiriniis In r:l:bI-ii history at 17c
reduced price No yard.
t:i l6 Int'lllslVI‘, t2u:tu:i:::r::y -
per yard:
«I
.30 pi. I2: ~ of “Hill-ill, from XII. -
II! t lli nil (l\i Inge price of L‘Ilc prr yard; reduced price
it” II idtlm and colors,
to clear tipst:.ck. :II III: - i :-: ~- 21w} l .~. ll .Iwc :If 1::.- pi )illtl. ll member
they are paritiI'I-II .Ill .~i. I: :IId in: I: l_\ h. I. ell: . . I\'I- l:::\2c ::..~:: It :2-ImpII-ic
line of Moire: III all uidtli~ and III ‘.::,-_ Sum :I::| I-mwn page :It :I wry low
Htigunt curb-Idl- ring [In I2 . i: th: l-<~t :px .lc \
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SILK UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.
l 1 .
10p 111..“ L!" a large bar ii :it the rear of Hit ‘
l’urusuls for the iI-tiiuihdcr :Il tiic you turn buy tit your own figtihu,‘
Silk and (lloria L'iiibrt-Ilus almost :9 (lamp. for II'c have just ptlrt‘li‘lrwd a line off
Silk and Gloria I'mbrellus t:: III-II lur $1 and 1 237:. Ill!!! customarily sold for 1.73 and
$2. Fancy or natural ll‘llltlli' of whtcli “2:- giw y: u your t‘lllilt‘t‘, :tiid Would my
tiny arc the most complex:- |int~ Iliur bus i‘II‘l lu-rn Un exhibition it: our city.
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GENTS’ UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. l
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15 III zIn (It'lll: luluundri: d \Illlll.‘ cut IiriitiillI .x :H for 43');
l.‘
t'unsid rod to
mzirkubly wind Iuliic for .3. Ir :I I: :Id In t :i-I .II I ::rlii:I nt for :1 Wm k Titic,
FRENCH FLANNEL SHIRTS.
I A few left in all sizes of Frem I: l-I‘lamul t‘hirtq, at: l all :3»:th .md “'Illihilhe
rest of the show mentioned bargains Ive n ma plumd those upon our counter to
clear, at astonishingly low figures, from 50: tips-Ind».
COUNTERPAN ES.
\V'liicli we alum-Hing In grtzit quantItitw every day will, during this “-..pk,
make Bp’CIiII efforts to display it iiiIIrtII-uriiplI-tv linI- than ever, and at pm“, a
grain better.
Don't forget us if you ill" in had for II'I' have a large stock rind it
mtist be I'l'dIH‘I‘d.
Why are “.9 ”pm“ And nriotlwr qties.
M. S.
SMITHS
so many Gents' Col- tIon w“ 1“" ""m‘lVi‘fi. I
[an and ('ufl'ei is the which nrewo selling,
th Into-st. t' ' . :
qncstion we ask cur- ' mm“ 1'3““
dried and l'nlniiiidried
Shirts or
selves. Or: a moment‘s
follow and
consideration " h e (fall's? lhfliciilt to;
problem i6 “MN" . solve. We are selling ‘
Prices do it, and our Popular and Reliable large quantities 0':
prices are. Collars, llc both. \Vhy? For we l
the stock, thol
styles, and we give
the prices far below
competition.
each; cufl‘s, 13¢. per
pair. Stock complete;
just received 200 don
all the new styles.
carry
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Judge Shipman, of the United sum ,,,,,,,,, ,,,_,, , g 5 :2 HOSERY c g ' ' ‘ , ‘ ‘ ‘ , ‘ 2 ‘ . 2 1 2
. __ , - 0 Z I: . . ~ ., - ( (Ht. MAIN II. “EST ‘l'l‘Sl
court, I“ rendered ‘ Judgment 0' 32“" The All. IIIIII Aunt III E " k N' '4? E 50']. 1‘ 'Il - x I g I
, MI.” for the plllntifl in the suit of llard —-‘ A L: E .2‘ A‘ I, 3 76 I: (‘ 0““ “ "pk " ““rzultotid , , m m: klidv mute I...
,,. receiver of the Colchester Rubber com- ‘ E 2 . 7. 7- E“ , ,
ll party vs. Joseph Banagan. formerly mm : ;~_ 3 g _‘ In, . a) E 3 , ' ,_ n ___> !
‘ Wotmooonoem. , r. :1 .. Z; i o. . W -
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”In! Maiden business men have ; 2‘ 3 u -:.‘ :3 5‘. m a: (p u: ESKILL D 0 E
l I l ! A..- . -. _. .l .1 , y; I - 3 bus "' l - ~
agreed id‘dzlllvelz' 20322:: 3122::th IINWR ... E h w" “r" “:2. “"4"” "' “'H ‘l'l’m" 7' r v. I :3 0 'I “H z a; E l r: it: n l u- li-l i) it y! t I
~. . 'IIrI'I-xlI-r - r , 7: (1 I 5, , I 5 :r o owlrL’is ll' I‘t-r'tltn II It IY‘.
- . - - . Ii . : . - .. . _ .. = u- ,: , , , , count 'corias «ANDY 'rIIYs Institution—on
WON advertisement for 90(39nls. The III'TII‘IIIIIIH if __ 5 pi: tit ‘ ur pin .I ii I it mm I'II'HH II- 1 :1 B Z I : E — .5 a a :fllttxllllflklilllll W n.::.:I ‘itllMIl ut Horn: : y, l:uw\ ,m m"! ”hum“, candy 3].!
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logshave not been deltvered,althougl: 1......” ...... g _: “fl" 4‘ “I II t ' iH :_ IN “IN I; l. w v F 5 cc 5‘, :3 2 a ‘w
them"?! "- viii overnmhxm leflfilil'? E .3 ': ""“"““"' “"” “"“'2"”"‘I’2“" ""“"' :2‘ 2" ‘ I-I < é :1 .2 .-.. m in a N IIIIMII: It It. ”()Y'l‘. MrsJohnHollan ‘m‘fl
Thomas F. Plunkett, whc disappeared 'iLIwIm I :5 ; winds cannot be .~l:own IIIII'MH'ht '5: ' E a, O '5 E 2,: .9; I; n :I 3
from Hartford just before he wasdis- "mm. I»: ,2; I; ,3:- .\I fit lmsn-iy, u... can “My my : €- 3.’ In - a f: g P" 3* E If g 2 J EWE ER 3‘- ” Mummy” numx. ‘1‘]
covered to beadefaulter from the llart- ’ ...:.I.:: :..I F f, :3 w" "“"" "W 'I'IIIIHIHI :: ..r i-I‘lllllg .2 : :1- H ' 5. :‘I I, : as o L , ,, SENEIIL -' p,
ford Silk company and other concerns to 7 ~ »—— , 5:, 3 mon- Ilt-fll'l)‘ fur huh: uII:.-. 3; than 9 2:. g l m E (I D E :1 k . AN 8‘ Bu I 36
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“IQ Imount 0' “mo-mop '3 ‘m'md by IN THE BASEBALL WORLD. "m :- E , tiny house llI ““4 I»2II':IliiI. hill u: an) '51 ,‘j I 3: w—I d :— I N"- ‘0 IKIIIII‘OIIII l’“"'"- , WhItch-utv and Retail Dealers In
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the fill anclflco Chronicle I0 be “‘an ‘IT‘1'1'JH I E fj :3 a lllllt' Illll'lliIJ, llII' tiny lir t‘I‘I-tllivt: “WW 3 Z" ___, 2, D 4‘ E“: A 5 “HM”, “I... pp}, rim, PM? I “it‘l‘lIfflflulfl'r’fl “nd l‘nlnlcr‘a t
' 2 .I at . . I .. f. , ' . , , . . ~ , .. ;. g . , .
in the City of Mellon. . . At MUN“ h”, 7 I a g. .‘5 II: E _ Is uletiyri .I [Hall at our lltislt ry E1 ,. :‘ ,Plumbi“ ;_ :9 Th,“ _, mm ,, fy mu M, s It 1“,, N i: m ,M n SUPPLIES.
Lovell Batch, of New Britain. twenty guns,“ my I: n -.I II I: 2 2 o o s C“ 'j J : ".4",le w.» WM.- (UPI: Iv..- IIn our : 7 5, ‘3 qt?" (1 {5. ?; Whim Ii-ulplipilrintlkl 2"“ “L"“Y “f,'“’,‘"',"‘, 362 Water Sb. liltimmam.u.. ‘
ears of ago an insurance clerk took Columbus. ., . I) I) I) 0 ti U I) l :i—d '5 :— _‘: _ .,_ _ ,._ , , 7 i I: -am. an himan II LINN II iii in: I-r (I: m y :i: l.I-tn I: in
I . I . I , Butler __ (, m“ r m, “I '“r llul- ,“m and l :3 E .2 “II“ I-I~.I I ll il NIH :., Ind II: ll \III ,_ r = l III l\ (‘1‘ III II I Iilllpv'. rot and iii :- IIanIIIIii: ll: I-Il Sb p I lxirullt r- l’IIIrI Itmzl; .-h nrrl American Leads.
several dissolute women to liis fathers , ,““- ' ‘ ‘3 ‘ ‘ "" 2 ;.- ‘5 “Hum in, ,1.» :I- l- I... :i :: I 2.”. :l:::r :'~ E ; l Gas Fittintr. :::::::.::: IIIflI:,IIwIIrk II Inc In“: l-2 w u my I..:::I.: I::::::::I .mud 0:1 mm 1cm:- Bails
hemiiibr. . . 9-5 tl , I. , .,. ,. It I_ ll _, .
home while the family were away and A . . . _-'.= 3 3 = I m ::n..:..:::,.. I r- {I III .HMI :I , mm:L il am:- I::: I 2:I::I::» ., Hiring iii. ‘PR'I
”1““3‘m'5— 2 1,“ g \I'-- rl ll :1 2:: H.» L: .:: ,I 1 VI" , I ‘l , ,' I I \v 'l’ _~:p:.-r::i I mm: ::::d:: my .::-.:::I lun. hwy-v: . p", r W “lump. l. “I. It: .. hhsckles. “5,
ball bands were on a spree for several unimuie. . n (l l o 0 I: :I 2 IL- 3 1 - Ill dlll . Ill -l (ill ill I. (‘HlNA AND 6' ASSWARE w-iu: v:-::: :I: . ”In: I i: In.“ 'I'llllnlil'111llf" .. ...,,,, \h. ,.:, .,,.: r :k: ::1.-t mutIrIallnd In
2,. ' Athl Itii 0 ll 1 .': 2 ll 2 I If 12 - t‘ ' I. . in NI, l' -:'pi4t II III '1 I' W l In! np- tlul p-i'ttrlil for [In IIy-lIr business. Eepet‘lllly
J". The police drove .‘he women aw a'v lia’ll:l'lt‘>2 Emu: and \'::u-,:l:ii. “whim: and STOVESI I‘ANGE ’II I::l::.~:ht- adImI i: tr-iiny 1m. ry - :m- Md 1 n h!» w. mud ( 2mm: limlut- Ila): ltnpe. alanilla lino
and young Hatch has left town. Cm“, ' ‘ v ) ,l‘ l ‘i \‘ ‘ I: I . Oil stoves. rimmriu- ml Iln- y: um szi: 1:: any urn Mr lluyln- .,, ,l “m,” “WI ,. I”. In .. l'ntklng [lore w.“
. ‘ ‘, ., 1“ l : A '- l::I.-Il::I.c chr :ri.-:Iir::I .r I .r~ :2:.t;_'ru;h and "PurrllllllllhlrylllnL'IIII'l"!ll)(lkll1" mm Mull"
styerDaniel Davenport has sued the SALN nun... , 4 x 1 , , , , H ,,_. ”m“, , ,, f, Gasoline stoves, our: :::2:- : .I:::--~ I »- it. .... I: .:.~ .:I:::.: I m I. I... 1-. ,. wt 1... .v. aw n I'lnm Rakes, 'n
It of Bl’ld OI’I for 600 for services "‘ "“5' '" U _ ‘ " h" ’ 9 ‘ ' , . . . Er: rt: I~h ;::rd \III- -s vtnrk :ii: :l_ :nI-ru: r: purl; .bqu I “M I,” .h “m. h... |,:,.»K,h,,,,, V..-., Ur. er
En’mminggfze pm: of “,9 actcon BMW" 1 " ‘I " " ' I 1 "V ‘2 Lathes Knlt Underwear. tht‘tiiii illlll llol .lit‘ III-ailing. Lo“ (‘SI l’l'i‘hos III 1‘0““ l"" ““21“";‘W'2‘ ,l",’,‘.' fl: :223f,,;=,21,—,',”,I,!'> imi, MwYIIrH'rIIIe. -"i~cII-Iwenuww l-II
' Batteries EIiig and .‘lilliguii; Terry. foul; and . I'l’<li' ll Ill lll tN‘lI' I.:- 1- tr l i. . . . l . Um,”
solidating the town and city. Clark. “ ’ ‘ ' ‘ ‘
BRIDGEPORT.
B. HALL & 00.
Three Weeks More of
BAREAINS.
33.125.13.31 *
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Summ-r'l‘r‘itt- -z. . tut-tits I lll‘lllhlllllt‘: 600th.
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FRUIT PUDDINE!
A m It (It : I mu.- DI-II-I- n, that (.lfl lI- prq- :r: d ll:flVi:lllll:lllL'!.K1~I‘h InIlia t‘ t:ocn:alt and Mac-Iran
“KW 'l‘lin-II who lldlI' ll-Itl it -p-- air; [:2 ch. y of 1.!
For the Lenten Season no time lint-class. \o. l
Mackerel in Ill and '20 III,
“ackcrcl at l6t- III.
kills, Salt l‘ isli and ltloatcr Ilcrriri; .Iu- .
'llielinest l‘loritla Oranges in tlic Cit) at 320 a mix.
3 lbs: Nullfiell Creamery Bull llll‘ for $1.00, 01‘358 ll.
3 1-2 lbs. Choice, Sn cot Rosy ltuttcr for Shor :ttlc III
I “Is. hood Dairy Butter lor $1, or 28c III.
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nl’lll‘ll‘, twmni for '54: (' lum I l'mIIdIr in mm P Ml: d Inlis' er and
Lamb:I 'l'onut: I, and epind iiyert-r-I it: gl: Ids. iv'xtrnt how I’ rIini:I ‘, 1’2»: lb:
Fresh Eggs, 200 per doz.
shrcdtlttlf‘otliliih u- IlI-zllghtfril one pound III 'lL'IV fur rim pIiIinIh of ::i y nihcr k r2:tl,1~I Miran»: Tryd
('IIlIforniIIl’riiiic! lflr lb” 'llbd forbc [at c 1's 'zlfu i: a Win .. l.’ iiid ll: in. ltd t.‘ S :::pf r 10c
"lbs Chmrr Laytr Pigs fur; " .Ic.
WE SOLICIT YOUR ORDERS.
"-Ilill'c you tried the celchmttd DIw Dmpt :innml (iooIlI-z lht‘y nest itum III.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
33 Washington St... 80. Norwalk.
THE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
NORWALK.
so. Nonwm,
EAST Ii‘dnwm.
Arid hII- moved: I: l»: tht most powerful furnace now In
use. For nil c by
closing llut Milliner
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I will sell :: nurulzir $3.50 trimmed hat for 959.00.
I “trimmed Black Hails luiiiierwl} no for SOC.
“In“ and Black Ladies Sailor Hats for 250.—
~ll
FLOWERS
ion 8
\\'l‘:ll:.» mid a: HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE “E
I
Hill!
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
ow:
RIBB NS REDUCED
———¢.o———
§O07——~ —
II’ People will call and examine they will fin.
what I say correct. Ill
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H. Kr1egexu
linhackciiio llotrl Block. Main St,
South Norwalk. Conn. )
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DAVIDSTOW, ..
FURNITURNGE.
SPEC] All l.\llU(ElIlE\TS
P A R L O R S U | T SI
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
37. MI and 9| :‘lnln street, South Nor-walk. lip Slain,
‘-
GROCERIES AND MEAT’
——AT "ll OLD STAND U?»-
T. BURR GU YER do SON.
spnmowoon.
ALI. ORDERS I’IIIIII-ll) I'IIGIIIII’TLY.
3m FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TRADE WITH Us
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Norwalk Chronicler