, ' ‘ow we.» .
fine-mommies,
than Formtwo wool-them
“himslaastate oltrrror, and
hamhtetlotaallrtheoulyplaesthst
luthamvidtedwithdevastatloa Valuable
Minna-Winchester.
Thar-mu for their weaeutcornpantive
my It. in the fact, which has become
known totbsrmrauderathstererymsnin
“village has Implied him" wltthn-
M rifles and revolvers andthestreela
can” be blamed Ior taking thelawinto
thetrownhandr.
Wamincirculationaskingthegor—
.mtopruvidsblpaudnliel. Everybody
balvetotbealtuationandunitesindemand-
fitlnremovalol this lawlea element from
thsmksregion.
Pam-eating Ila-s at (lreenshurg.
Aaron-burg dispatch-ya: Thehearing
ot the Hungarian cases was concluded at
PROSECUTING THE FIGHTERS.
III ”and Is Now on the Back—Kil-
taia Has Not Gone Yet.
Mlh,Aug. 21.—Bud Renaudwas
pheadontrlaltorcomplicityinthefiullivan
His attorneyentsredapleainahate-
mt, which the court overruled. A mo
toquash the indictmt was also de-
nied. The case wasthen proceeded with
hutintheabsenceola materialautnessthe
courtadjourned.
Tbgrandjury have made their desire-
put and was discharged They found
W true hills Mr. Rich. Capt.
Jamhou, fiuperintoidmt Tyler and Gen-
ii
Kilraln Still at Baltimore.
Batman, Aug. 21.-Dcputy Sherifl
Wmmistakenwhenhesaid that Kil-
raia would leave for the south withhim.
Kilrain h here yet. The writ of habeas
eorpahrehrmbleThnrsday,whonKilrain
‘willpeohablybeturnedmto Mr. Child;
”Child: rays tint the union ol’ the
_ mourn-tat Jackson expires on Satur-
day,andtbatthereforn Kilraincouldnotbe
, filed until next January. By that time
Wigwawinhvemtheshaifl
mid. and Governorfltone’s adminlmation
wfllhayebegun. Fmrnwhatheknowot
Ir.flons,thepugilietsneednotexpect him
tolnwthem any mercy. Kilnin and hi
hindehaveheminlelegraphiccommuuica-
inlisainppi,
la the giving of bail when Kilrain goes
downtime.
Coaching at Bethlehem.
Banana, N. IL. Aug. {IL—The coach-
ing parade here waea great moors. The
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Welland's runeral.
WNeb..Aug, 2l.--Tbe Iunsral at
the hte Congremmsn Jams filaird was
lb mod moody-Wot aayera-
Inllhw-tern Nelnsha mmicewas
MbylammG.Tate,chaplalnuItbe
“rush. Gm'l'luyerandaalm
“has pro-an. 'l'heproocdontotha
umwastwomllmloa;
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Mills McDonald's Wlle may.
Culcsao, Aug 21. —hIrs. chomld, wife
at like McDonald, the well known sx-m
bier and politician, is missing lrom her home
on Aahland avenue, and is mid to have
sloped with a Catholic priest, who, it iaal—
Ieged, has been since nnlrocked bythe
church Mrs. IcDonald disappeared a week
agolaatl’rhlay,and thoughasmallarnuof
bioctives have been retained to distort!
her whereabouts they have mcceeded onlyin
obtaining her diamonds. pawned or sold
aomcwbereinthe east. It is supposed that
Mrs. HcDornld is now in Europe. A num-
berof years ago Mrs. McDonald ranaway
with Billy Arlington, the minstrel man, to
San mm, where her husband overtook
theguilty pairandcompellsd hiswiletore-
turn to Chicago with him.
Dangerous Fooling with Whales.
Boston, Aug. 2L—A sailingparty ofgea-
tlanenrcportanarrowescapefmmacouple
of finbacks which they fell in with 0! Na—
hant. They were about two miles oi! shore
when they sighted the whales and boredown
for them. They pared quite close, and one
of the gentlemen dischargedamolvcratone
of thuhales. The shot was wide, but the
finhock became mum-numb; came
straight for the yacht. Had not the skipper
lnfled sharply a collision would have oc—
curred. The whalepmdwithinayerylew
feet. Its matedoreandcameupmmeyards
astern. The yacht wasput before the wind
and sped away pretty lively.
Boss and Journeyman Bakers at War.
le You, Aug. 21. ~Thebae baksnct
New York and Brooklyn have formed an
association to fight the Journeyman Bakers’
union. Notion we posted in all the bab-
ahopathathereattcrthsunployeawillba
treated withas individuals, and the union
will not be recognized The men wue re-
quired toeign theiracceptancoot thisnoflce
Ratherthandosoaboutalllmenquit work,
and it is expected that a general strike will
takeplace Tbsmenclaim that the house
are beginning an attempt to restore the old
system of long hours and starvation wage;
No Freedom otthe Press ‘I'hcre.
Sula. Ala. Aug 21.—The excitement
overtboincendiaryarficle inanegronewa-
paper continues. Warrants of arrestwere
finned (or BryanLClark andde the
paper-,iorhicitingrace animosities,but the
mencouldnot betound. Four coloredmm
wmarrestedforobstructing theeerviceot
mbytbe ehniflaandwill be triedat
maze. Themilitaryarekeptinmdinulw
aaemergency.
lira Grant, according toa recent authori»
tatire announcemmt, his thus tar received
about mono (mm the publication of Gen.
Grant’s memoir;
.. gm-..-
Minera ”use the Compromise.
Brusmnllla, Ang.21.-—-'I'ho
rateofrevcnandahalteentstwcmlmining
was rejected by a large ma. meeting of
mineninthspublicyarhandanordai-ued
callinguponallminsrsinthiasecthmtoqnit
work at once. Sher-ll! Mari-q, tearing
tint there maybetrouble mould the men
attempttowurkinanyottheshachuhad
annmberoldepntimewernin.
patwiththeclrrkotthsswpsrloreuurh
'I'hedocmnnrtahowathattheamntotlills
payableiaahoutmlm, andtheaetI-l
amok betwe- MIII) and 81',“ RH.
A Ileana lua- A-Ieh.
WHO GIVES YOU ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY 1'0 BUV 000m CHEAP
helore the Fall goods arrive. It would be well to make your purchases for the
balaooeolthearaeon l'orodda and a...“ usehaaetbeeold lorwbat my
will bring. end we are pl-awd to show them and give you price-sot .ore than
cool, and a great many articles lass than oust. Cow, whlle you have an
opportunity. whether la lmmrdusle want or not, tor thle Is our last clort d
this m a 8mm»! guide. Fall goods begin to arrive in a lew days and
the balance of the Summer goods run be stored tor the Winter. Now is your
golden opportunity.
THE BALANCE OF OUR LACE AND SILK lll’l'I'B, CONSIB‘I’ING OF ALL
styles, (or what Ihry will lnior. A II silk, (“licked or plain backs, In Euros.
Few ne. Sena, Blacks end Uprtlr Iliad"
A FEW MORE OF THOSE LADIES‘ RIBHED JERSEY vm'rs, IN QUANTITY
about 40 (Into-n. We will sell to dose stock to end the season for what they
will bring.
TBE BALANCE OF OUR LADIE‘i' JERSEY \VAISI‘S. CONSIWINO 0? BLACK
only, wuh whlch nu- l-..I'- In. «I '41er mlul lor Ihr put three wc-Iko, wIll go
wuh the rrst III III.- Imrgum Into at out «I II» III."- ('(lsl.
ANOTHER SPLII‘ IN RIBBONS FOR THIS SALE. OF WHICH WE HAVE
mine a quantity. and cunmmum u- l-rmI uould do well to call upon m during
thIs wryk [or w.- nre going to IHI tin—m wry cheap.
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W. H. MEEKER & 00.
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Spring Goods
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W.B. Hall &Co., ., H g
Brunt-II EPORT. - :93
Aadwlll In I- w or Plumbing,
“'3'" ”film Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
EAIIIES“ *Puvcs‘
”Inch-Dyeing,de
Tin and Sheel Iron Work.
atom, RAIGES.
wil myths;
71:39"; f-wkérm Then-ugggl AND T] N VV AR rt.
offs Poe-tut.” of .maml .0adm Wile zlroa for
m‘°"‘"°"‘°"““”‘°‘°" “'M’" Steam and llot Air Healing.
uom Hammad“. arr-mm
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llllllc em. owes
Wide ofrowehrab’leldnen and flopklna at Boudoir!“
damn—rheuleuhelmwalmwepar
Run,” II K I“ II fl‘wmm“
fishers-thrush. Mwfllhapldea oppre- ’1
“firhnb—“flmmuafi
Good Work Guaranteed.
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CHINA AND GIASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline stoves.
Lowest PI'II‘CS in Town.
1o. Ana-Is.
ll.
BRIDGEPORT.
w. B. HALL & 00.
I‘IUSLI N UN II lilt‘V EA R.
trimmed, tor % and 35c.. sold Lu 3;} and 406.
THr. BALANCE OI" OUR lell'j'l' LOW NECK CURSE? COVERS. SOLID
"ovoid: Iy .. 0N9, usually rmIqI In! 65 mnl 75.x, minced to 45 and 50“.
THE BALANCE OF OUR LAIJII'B' NIOIII' DRESSES LACE AND CAMBRIC
[0 65 and 75c.
Inmmul, sold [or $1.50 and {I 75, rrducrd lo “.20 and 81.35.
LADIE‘Q' MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSES. EMBROIDERED YOKE,
Int *2 reduced to SI 75.
THE BALANCE OF OUR 753. SKIRTS, TUCKED AND UAMBRIC RUFFLE.
In! 506.
THE BALANCE OF OUR Ql SKIR f8. IIAMBURGH RUFFLE, FOR 75c.
THE BALANCE OF OUR $1.25 AND 8150 SKIRTS, DEEP BAHBURGE
flouncee and tucks tor $1le and CI 25.
TAKE ONE MORE LOOK AT OUR PARASOL B'l'Oe‘K TO SEE IF THERE IS
anything desirable among them; it there is we will make punishing low fig-
urea upon them.
M
GEN’I"S FURNISHINGS.
ALWAYS SOLD A'I‘ OUR PLACE CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE Ela‘l'; IN
the city, which we always lnho— pride In showing and are positive that our
assortment is complete during all reasons of the year.
GENTS LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
A COMPLETE LINE OF GENTS UNDRWEAR IN ALL WEIGHTS.
Genls’ Half Hose, Gents’ The
Ill EVERY STYLE AM) KIND.
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GENTS‘ OQLLARS AND cum; IN EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY. ALSO
all desirable kinds of suspenders.
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Overalls, Jumpers, Coats. .
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WE HAVE ON HAND AND ARE SELLING LARGE QUAN'I’I'I'I. OI" FLOOR
Oil Goth in every width and quality. Also a complete line 0! Table, Shelf
and Stair Oil Club, In all the desirable widths.
I?
S. S ith’
THE NALANI E OF OUR LADIES' CORSET COVERS, HAMBURG AND LICK;
mma Il’lmlnlll“,M-'Iht*f Hubbard or plumber-n selling lor 85 and 8.3., reduced 1
L \DIES‘ MOTHER HUBBA RI) NIGHT DRESSESIIUCKBD YOKE, HAMBURG}!g
W‘
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Three Weeks More of
gIIIIMATIIIIMIII BARGAINS.
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Ilirk Pearce and Pollard Silks. 375:,
All dollar goods reduced lo 19:.
Jackets and Jerseys halt price.
lMltrasy Iad- Builearcfli.
:Ls ”and a): Boy ' Wei-I.- 21:.
< LM Boy-' Walsh. lEXc.
mor'hwellag Bree-ache».
Immmamumm 654,”: and ‘I.
attach Eugenia, 1.49.
Wonderful Bargains
I!—
Snnlmcr Ulidelfiilcr, Hosiery,
lieute’ Furnishing. Goods.
ladie- mm Gauss Your, lace trialled, a: lie
Icinwonh twice the m.
(iceu' bummer lulu Show and Drowns, Amw-
ifl“ " III IMMIJD.
' ‘ raallor Co's-ate ”each; were”
Q " " I’ll-1‘3““ N. ceIIsm'ullinguny Gian \'.uu'~ reg. catch
(0 " " 29,29,10JMM350. “(add
3 u u am_&.':’§_ mum 8er- RIhbflI Vale. III cobra. &
ear beenht‘c
Spiral attention It called to our lunch Rugs at
[J9
0n lo-t ol' Paojsub Ingest5 see, was 37.
Geula' (lease shine and lint-m. sherg in at Me
comet-soon Slureasusc “air line bent yet
lo adored. at 3: each
0 I I lathe. 25c quail silk; 33c quell at 27c. Ladies BeetQaaiity Ribbed Vratr lgyplisu yin,
turd: wide OIICloI ”homily.“ lawman: were”:
Coloredtlam slim and Drawers. heat
" " fine. quality. at Blue each lasts-l of sec.
FREE RETURN FARE
Uni II the Silk and Dress Goods and Cloak Sale Ioers on GIG pure mew.
"W.B.HALLIIICO
FRUIT PUDDINE!
Amman-mums. ’lalrs-iuur; Breath-immaculate“ ls.
truss. 'I'hmewhohnasallt
No.
For the Lenten Season we have Int-class,
Mackerel at 10c lb. Mackerel In 10 and 910 lb.
kltts, Salt Fish and ltloater lies-ring. kc.
The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 32c a doz.
3 III lIIlllIli firearm Billet Ill 31. (Ill, 01‘ 35: ll.
3 1-2 It». Choice, Sweet Rosy Butter lhr $1, or 30o “t
4 lbs. Good, Dairy Batter tor $1, or 28c In.
New“ abandonment? aha Chewla' la cane healed Inheler and
lambs ndeplealey‘rn
In“ “Mm-clam
Fresh EBSILQOO per (102..
mmwm Nun aloha-«agar! ltcla Mimi... mills. u.
III. “'56. ”Walt
Ilkmlm’hfll It:
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rmmmmmmmmmmum—o.
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Washington at... Go. lorwalk.
Palace Queen
FURNACE
Horizon"
Harmful;
so. nonwam.
cue-1' NORWALK.
Adherenfln-hlflw‘wafltqassmh
lining llIt IliIIII
_u-__
IIIIIII'I' SIIBII’IIIII
I WISE sell a regular $33.50* Irimmei bat for $2.00.
UIIII’imI‘ueII Black Hale formerly 85c for 500. .
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25s..
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—————on———
FLOWERS
Wiii be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
RIBBINS REDUCED 25 Bill Bill;
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
4———ooo————-
If People will call and examine they will‘ lad
what I say correct.
H. Kr1eger.
Mahockemo Hotel Block, Main so, " ,
South Norwalk. Cantu
DAVIDSTOW
FURNITUR
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
PARLOR S UITS
MohamPlushSmhmtthvans,
$40. 00..
Also Great Bargainsin lounges...
DAVID STOW,
nae-seer Islalrreer,learhlerwalh. ’Ilpllalr‘a. “
cR‘ocERIEs" fie" W
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smaowoon.
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Norwalk Chronicler