lagaaianddliahoild. lmwua
powerful man. and be upon
with the in . A urrlhli
Mean and the who mldaawak
Wwile.hhohlut ,Harry,
ant. 'lhetlim laintla
Outhemthatwomeawm
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Thahtndormwlt. ’l'urnlagtothawomaa
meanwhile, ran into the armaot Policeman
Kennedy. lira Inca. her non Barry and tie
aervant. Iota Prong porittvely identllcd tla
"honor” the manwithwbom the murdered
man had acre 1“ More he died.
At the l-‘ulmmmtionhonaetheman
mid hewaa L'larlea lleElvalne, age 19, ot
No.13 lligh atmt, and au employe at th
Independent Ice company. Bloodlatalna wen
onhhahlrtmecktloand wcknandabloody
knife, with a live inch blade and bone Inn
dhmlomidinhlapockot. Thehladahad
aramr like edge.
Martin Dineon and Tom Quinlan, aocom
plies, who were watching outside the gro
oery, were alter-wards captured. leElvalnr
haaconleaued.
THE WORLD'S FAIR.
low York'a Cltlaena fleet One. Home.
The Queatloa of a Blte.
Nrw You, Aug. 21—11» committee or
lite andbuildings {or the propoaed world’-
talr o! 189.! met at the City Hall, Mayor
Grunt calling them to ordor. JohnT. Al;L
new nominated IL I’. Flower {or chairman.
R. H. Green nominated C. A. Dana. W.
ll. Grace seconded the lettu- nomination.
Mr. l’loweralso urged Hr. Dana‘s selection.
Mr. Dana was unanimously elected. A. 1!.
Green moved that a general bush;- corpor-
ation be This waa tabled alter do
hate. John Ford was appointed aecretary.
A motion to appoint a subcommittee waare
jectod.tho salami acute being that every
member of the committee should inspect for :
“men the propoaed nus w. w. am 91- %
thehelielthatnosuitable site could;
7 .daarlaaa.
nan-mungmmum.
,, INN—ordnsflramd
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' '.W.Woedrfl.aleadlagwholeaale machant.
”Tamworth boat-dot public
m
Wdfitty-dxpwmmthemforty—
minimal. Thomoat intcnae elate-
5, “all Mne- exiat here.
“LUGERENT CANADIANS.
aarytouseonoofthouowmrkaintheWestrl
5’ chatorsuburha l
Ila, Aaaaalt ex-Goveraor noble. at
'7 ' _Ialac.atsaeearrappa.
. mun. Ila,Aug.z&.—-Aa exam.
”Whitewawalkinglromhk
" .... curl-limb mam-ham,»
“4 In thatvllllxéhewaa met by
yu‘wxmmlnabugxy. Theydroveup
”handhetonhoeouldcaoapeonoot
”whim-even! aeverebklwawitha
eh. Mthaidmverapidlyinthodirec—
31 Baeearrawa. Buflrring from the
m by the unprovoked asault, ex-
4" notion-do his way to the tele-
dilataGorham andwiredthepolioe
I mtm mihadisunnwarreat
I!“ Tenmlnutea htorOllioer Courier
Wall! arrested them just aa they
monotonous». Thcyweretwoyoung
,3“me had hiredateam at
WuflhdfivmtoGorhamandho-
cm W intoxicated had amused
Why India andcitim
MUCH“! conunitted theam'anlton
“meltinoltheplaoe. They were
. " GmRobie’sinjm-iea,though
.wara not likely toproveolaaerioua
motion of Arthur Leary each at the twenty—
tlvemcmberawasaiaemed mo tor agenerul
committee was appointed by the chair, cou-
n'stjng of Meme. Flower, Grace, Campers,
Straits, Towns, Chandler and Starln. Mr.
Bliss moved that no proposal to locate the
fair .1 Central parkheconoidered. Mr. Bil-
ton and others objected to this as prematmc,‘
and the motion was tabled. The committee I
then adjourncd. *
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Train Wreckers Caged. ;
Prrrserno, Aug. ill—John Wilson and‘
Wilbert Dondcn have been committed to
jailindel’anltof 82,5“) hail each, charged
withattcmptiug to wreck tho “Owl” int
on the Pennsylvania road, Monongahela
dividon. OnthenightofJulyfllltwobeavy
oak planks were wedged over the railsat
thecurvenearlostock station. Themgine
andtrainfortunatelypamed lately over the
plank); atorriblebumpingwaa the onlyin
jury received. Detoctivoa discovered that
the two young men named, togetherwith
George Gates, who lives at We
Creek, Nd, were the tors. Wilson
andDouden contoured, atatingthatthoy had
aatonthehillairhatowatch the train goto
pieces. Theylay that Gatea mggeetcd the
crime, and that they assisted from “pure
hellishneus” Gateewillalaohearreatcd.
nonorlngldlul.
Pam, Aug. ‘5.-—Atthohauquet givento
Ir.Fdiaon,M.Tirard,the Frenchpremicr,
waa t, and spoke in very flattering
tamoftboachierementaofthcgueatolthe
evmlnginthecauseolacience. Franoeand
AminhemimwmunitedinMi-olnblc
tina Hr. Edison, replying to the toastin
hiahonor,expromedhinnelfaahighlygrati-
fledwiththekindlywelcomehehadreceived.
lr.lleid,theAmerkanministu',alaoepoka
Jeane. Itelrl’a Cale.
WMmAug.%.—The hearingot
tlnpetitionfor hahcav corpminthocaaeol
Jutioe Fieldhaa bempoaqioneduntilmt
My,whmthequeati¢haato?ederaland
atatojurialictimwillhearguad. Themtter
oltheaufllcicncyotthe warranttor thear
rutotJnatiee Field canieupin the circuit
court,but thetakingotteatimonywaapoat-
ponoduntilthequmfiono! jurisdiction-hall
brim ’
arm-m. Harder.
waYomAnpfi—Thedcadhmlyota
mtoundhtha Bchutmpuhatllnfim
m3..l.,haheenldentillodartlntot
OmenArkhrddechhagedzs.
nohdattmdedaphhatthpuhand
whmlaat meuwaa nudar the tnllnanm at
and in rathe- auqilelota company.
Mmmarkaolvloluoauthehody.
,r bugaeybytheNewYoi-k
'haahuntakuhacktofirerne
WHO GIVE!!! YOU ONE HORB OPPORTUNITY TO BUV GOODS CIIEAP
THE BALANCE OF OUR LACE AND SILK Illl'l‘fl, CONSIBTING OI’ ALL
A FEW MORE OF THOSE LADIES‘ RIBBED JERSEY VESTS. IN QUANTITY
THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES‘ JERSEY WAISTS. CONBISTING 0? BLACK
ANOTHER SPLIT IN RIBBONS FOR THIS SALE. OF WHICH WE HAVE
“(WM insidethecity. it “011“ be M i THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES CORSET COVERS, HAMBURG AND LACE
LILAgnew waa chosen treasurermndoanBE BALANCE OF OUR LADIl'h‘ LOW NECK CURSE? COVERQ SOLID
‘undlorimmw W A“ “Wfi'h'ms BALANCE or OUR LADIES‘ mom DRESSES, LACE AND CAMBRlC
SMITH’S
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lit-lure the Fall goods nrrwv. It would h.- wrll to make your pumhaara {or the
balance of the Mae-iii {or odda mul rnda ol Mocha mull he told for what they
will bring. and we on- plum-ted to uhmv lilo-oi and give you prion not more than
nut. and a great runny articles I- as than coat. Come. while you hate an
owortunlty, whether in Illlllwdlllr want or not, (or thla in our Iaat cflort ol
thla aeaaou on Rumour goods. Fall anode begin to arrive in a low daya and
the balance of the Bummer goods will b:- stored tor the Winter. Now in your
golden opportunity.
nylon, (or what they will bring. Ml allll, clocked or plain backa, in Ecrua.
Pawns, Sam, Blacks and Opera aliadm
about 40 doze-o. We will to!" to claar stuck to end the moon [or what they
aill bring.
only, with which we haw- teen on succrealul lor the past. three woke, will go
with the root of the bargain lots at not more than cast.
qniia quantity, and cll'stouwre in mm \\ ould do well to call upon in during
this Wcrk for we are going to sell them vrry chi-up.
MUSALIN UN lli‘lfl\\' EA R.
IIIIDIDE'I, for 25 and J56.. sold for 35 and 40o.
embroidery yoke, usually sold in: 65 mm 753., .niuoru r 45 .1 5w .
milla trimmmav,Muih9r Hubbard m plaanWt‘n veiling lor 95 and 93.7., reduced
to 65 and 756.
LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD NIG H l‘ DRESSESJ UCKED YOKE, HAMBURGB
lrlmmvd, sold for $1.50 and H 75, rrducul to 81.20 and 81.35.
LADIES‘ MOTHER HUBBARD NICIIT DRESSES, EMBROIDERED YOKE,
lor $2, reducrd to $1.75
THE BALANCE OF OUR 7.5:. Siillt 1's. lUCKED AND CAMBRIC RLYl-‘FLE,
lor 50c.
THE BALANCE OF OUR ti SKIRTS, HAMBURG]! RUFFLE, FOR 75c.
THE BALANCE OF OUR $1.25 AND 3150 SKIRTS, DEEP HAMBURG]!
ilounces and tucks for “.12 and $1 25.
urea upon them.
$23M
G EN'I"S FU RN ISHINGS.
all deairable kinda of mpeuders.
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Overalls, Jumpers,
m
Coats.
Oil Clothe in every width and quality. Alao a complete line at Table, Shel
and Blair Oil Cloth, In all the dmirablo widths.
mfflalallm ““6. ~mlb
II
mum Idllanukat 81¢.li
| . ”all
MU
SCOF ELD 8: HO
No. 37 Wanktngton ism, South Norwalk.
,, Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
TAKE ONE IIORE LOOK AT OUR PARASOL STOCK TO SEE IF THERE IS
anything desirable among them; it there is we will make astonishing low 63-
ALWAYS SOLD AT OUR PLACE CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN
the city, which we always take prldu In showing and are positive that our BMW Indra-hid Silks. 3X6. f '
- . All donor good- mm to toe.
aeeorIlLent in complrto during all “Bikini 0! the year. J m J hall W. wonder “I Bargains
GENTS LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS. 1.000 3.341;; 31:13:, to. -——-—ur-—-—
5. S I‘ 21:. Y
A common: use or (more UNDRWEAR is ALL WElGETS. 1m 30,. we». 1%. Summer, L “WWW" “03‘"? v
Ban-er‘l‘ravrllugnrv-eatheap. (lento Furnishing Goods.
— lmbgaandlattaatmchfimflcandfl. ladlra‘ll'lce (3.... Va... 1... M .; 17¢
kl-lach [tap at I... 1.0. each; worth twice the money.
.» ~ .............. mimemwxmm
9 9 as. " u no. 2.12am! as. Mm ’ ~ 3 -
Gents llalf Hose. Gents Ties w . emammmm ca mm"- gum-m was. new ....
’. aa u 3“, 3.”. t”_ ”It” glue 8“"! RIM Vesta. 3" colon. 33:
IN EVERY STYLE AND mm. 9%..me new» or um. i... u ”Elimsmm “mam“, u ,5:
«M “'3“ d “I?” nap-:33. '3' I} ““35"" Wit" 0"" m" M m m
on Clothe. no «1min ice; at: qulig'cu m. mafia? Quality Ribbed Your, Egyptian m.
ozms' counts AND cum in EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY. flimso ’ "-5" ‘33“ °“-.°'°‘ '3' WW“ m: “‘ m 8.3; m..?‘;,.. m"... m.
~ ‘- -- the " 60c. guilty, name no. mun at tile.
WE HAVE ON HAND AND ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIE 0F FLOOR
Wank of Towela. Table Linen and Napkin at Beofleld 6:. Boy“. 7
Twat-larduflmuflaat mlmn Giovanna-time.“ Minute: Inc.
C allllaolla'kllad worth 1
fl allhaaalaakluufiwauh‘l.”
lie-Mimic! vars-ta
mmwrwgawfietoinmfit
amour We“. all tiara. maniac, wanna oa haunt "
ma, 1 pita-e which ah
new»! I'M l. M
wtlo,alllwanitr“‘en.ktfll.“b
No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.
IchnMWuuduloaiooar already
in: ruemtehloh lawmaker: laveleeot rum-aloe in par-
” M vary cheap, at of
aluminum. Thiawillhagouaa w
maltrtoryoatepaiehaarllyoamlaaad.
i
IUGI. IBIUAI‘I'Q.
Raoul-“momma. Dim manna,
which we will aadallllam Tattle-rum owa price-mm '
”” YT,
MW, E. Jam W. H. MEEKER & CO. F. H. NASH & 330., “”3 “ ”“3““
con. want a war no “‘Mw“ m: M“
“"8 “33““ ' Manufacturer'- and Palalcr'a
"W W "WWWWM 35- Good Work Guaranteed. "mp...“
e H 'i .u u- waru an. Barnum“. er.
s r I n G O o d s a, w 2: ,3 £th Chandler-mare and American-ea.
m a: ' (lea-lot Gale-Ila on. can. he. m
m g ' q; ’ Awaioga. M- on Clothing, '
non ‘l‘lll m : o E m 2 g 33%“: Maria I'll." an mu I.
E 63 l— . a ' uraalorlhau lethal-ear.
Dress Genus 1131mm 9 a . 2 g . =2 g - a :2 a mfimmhm'fi
m 69 g ill 8 m 3: 2 a Ural-ta. 2'&wm”to1‘.”&‘n m'gab‘lat
.. ,. § (,2 311% r 5.3 ammonium-mom
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a. g 2 <0 g E n '5
W3. Hall & Con E fl! 5 .5. 5‘ 3 a 3 - “m F‘rnzrarrmuz "
i a m E: ~ 3 n 5 . Q ri:::.;'.'.‘: mml‘ll Ell
13m Dc; Epo RT. ' :53 D 5.. ‘55 _I 2 E“ - ;;{::;;;:3;£.2§:m
Q with“ .I.1'.""‘.'.‘. 9“” ‘3
Agaimhrum m norm: than or P‘nmbmg’ 0 £5 a E .- I“";§:’:}"E§fil§i§'fl$
legwwwm_ W “em “a " . . . " l M""""'££.~"..E
LA” 1 Es Ct. EERlESS l , 0"” Fitting. lllllll' Flllllllll! lllllllll . Van; fang:
DVES iTI“ lllld hlli‘el. ll'0ll ‘Vlil'k. (\HINA AND G' ASSWARE k::fi:=:m::.&”?ffi":
Do Your Own Dyeing. at Home. 3 s ovns RANGES ' a. . .. rum... ”a my“; ,2,
, . l r 1 9 . at).llni.nroa¢val,mu.n
fl'h y will dye everything. 1117 new“ unv- i ‘ ., on Stoves r... .mnm .- the world. an ..
w an. Pricaloa. apacue. The, have-norqnal A N D 'I l N w A R. I9. 0 W. ' ”a". :n nut-I more. Plain.
Lama's. frotmggmzz znxlmm to. Gasoline Stoves. m“m""‘:“§.’“‘,&;$; :ififl‘.’.figm:.§
m““‘"‘“"“““"‘°“’"’ "“"h’ Steam and Hot Air floating. ’1ux5‘:"5‘i7i:L~-.'L£» WERE-infirm
“no?! m.momn. mum-n IU‘Sli" nan. moo! Lowest PEICCS Ill TOW". rm- "
w”... _. ...._......__.- . .7, x M-.. -_
WILLIAMS’ "bdrm EXTRACT
For Yachting or [amnion Dulles. it has no Equal. A large Amrmen 0!
We claim wo roll vha
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
In l mu luvrp It a. It ql‘lJIlI‘ Yo t-l. ju we Uf)|IBI.t‘lT.
MJODY'S AROBiATIC SYRUP
Icrflm‘cm "IV‘LIIPIMI Training nlldrcu Pronou’cr-d lube lbr fiu-J thine pn‘dufld in thin line
from rm»- who haw u~vl ll
1 3 rice, 250 a Bottle.
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CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
83 Waahtngton St.. 80. Nor-walk.
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL & 00.
Three Weeks More of
llllMAIBllABlE BAREAINS.
FREE RETURN FARE
Until the Silk and Dre- Gooda and Cloak Bale lane on em purchases.
W.B.IEEA_I;L&CO_
k THE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
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; so. runways;
, em nonwam
Allbpevaa m
“new“... m-
closingflutliilliifi
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A singleton:
I will sell n regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Untrimmed Black Hats formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 250.
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FLOWERS
Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
RIBB NS REDUCED 5 [Nil Bill.
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
MW—
lt' People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
H. Kr1eger.
Mahuekemo Hotel Block, Main EL,
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID. STOW,
F U R N IT U R E
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS. IN
PARLOR SUITS.
Mohairflushsoowithmvm,
“$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
or. so and an lala urea, scan. Not-wall. up on...
GROCERIES AND MEAT8~ ,
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armaowoon.
ALI. ORDERS PILLS!) PBOHP’ILY.
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