lg;
whiten. Nathan appeared Altai-ways:
WI. Amoulahoaewm-
_ ,hessid:
oi the Negro Question.
:"ly power under which the
, angers have misled public
W and incited ungovcrnablc appre
will has been is [sounded concern for
Oh Italy ofo civilisation—the fear oil
,qt' allaiiaby the colored
t cover they beveled
m honest, honorable men tone
Mshsmlul outrages upon
99
. Slims recent was taken until
I “M“ lbwthedlstricts to name met
3 the cum When the convention
“was i’ociock the «unmitteesm
7 and another recess was taker
MandmCol. Ass Rogers permanan
m... Thaw delegates, wher:
Mm "contests, wue seated in three out
Iowans, and' in the fourth the vote war
7 between the two doleptions. The
, was read by Col. W. C. Elam, oi
It pledges the Republican party, it-
, power. to settle the state debisper
manually. satisfactorily, and without in-
aeasiiig the state tax.
Cris. Mullone Nominated.
Gen. Mu hone was nominated for governm
by Col. Vt iliiuni Lamb, of Norfolk, whomadt
U h'ilIiaiit speech S. Brown Allen. R. A.
Pull, A. W. Harris and others seconded the
nomination
0m. Mnhone was unanimously nominated
fl: governor.
”fiobruha Prohibitionlats.
Lincoln. Nob" Aug Silt—The Prohibition-
its closed their state convention in this city,
“Bunion having lasted two days. About
“delegates were in attendance. The con-
__wmion was of one mind on everything but "
——‘Ihaldop don t f a resolution in the platform
twisting tn the non-pai'timn amendment
league, who it evoked considerable discussior
and some sharp personalities. A plank ex
prrdngsympnthy with the movement was
atlmigth athlptcd. Candidates for supreme
Judge-ad regents for the State university
mmminated. L. P. Wigton, of Norfolk
:ttl'thclormer position, and Mrs. Jennie F
Ham 0! Tecumseh, and L. B Palmer, oi
Mahlerthclstter. Large more meet
when) each evening which were ad
who piouinuutspeakers
fl; ‘0 i 4
Maria's Republican Nominations.
,, Atacama, Mon. Aug.” ..5.—~Tbe Ropubli
. an state convention has nominated T. C.
Tower, of Helena, for governor; J. E. Rick
ethane, for lieutenant governor, anc'
E. Center, of Helms, for member of con
m The ticket— is not yet completed.
I i, i
Fm, 1SJ)
As the R413
ml at following ticket: Governor
,liillcr', secretary of state, John Flettie
mm Edges, C. E. Carlene, Alfred
until. Bartholomew; member oi
m '11. C. WW“
FIYE_ MEN KILLED.-
D,,Aug. Zi—Opposing faction:
iicim state conventions havc
as at Olyphaut, Pa.
"Pit, Augfl-Acaveinoc
f
shift No.2 at Olyphant daring flit
Nix! :. '
"use till-um i an”;
'L‘, ”if! ‘ f.l,w-'
poi-taut “oven-sent Witness Dead.
,Aug. 23.«-Zenus Fisk Wit
bur,fliui'iw tfinmruntwitnufu the gov-
M
.Nwmvppsadlwutou bodied. It
was througthlburtht
t ,
’ llh‘lddreu amid lactic-hears lick
o s i [—0
a o o 0—4
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Hutu: Oahu-“Daimwllriu aadllu—
aisr. Osatsullsdatsisbthhalul.
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tests-spou- .......... oooioo lilo—I
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Batteries: barbarian-nth}. Mia! and
Association.
“(Muslim
Muesli ........... llillOlll-dl
Brooklyn... ....0 0 0 I 0 l 0 S O—d
Batteries:Duryssaad [unencumbered
Vlsner.
Mlmlsville-u
hull-Ville. ......... l00000diOO-li
Lulu-aim. ........ soouoooioo—t
“glhretaad Cook. Baldwin and O’Oon
aur. .
sinus-limp-
........... .0 4 O 0 0 0 l I H
Will-orb... .......... IOI01000x~d
é llatlerifl flagsndhoyhl-‘orcuiaaaleulnu
{ ... miter Games.
Momma—-
Hartford ............ ooooooooo—t
WOW. ......... OOOOODIOFE
Battericsrilmlth and floors, Burr and Wilson.
At Rochester—
huter ............ o 0 ll 0 0 O 0 1 0—4
Male .............. OOOOOOOOI—l
Batteries Burr and Helicough, White and
At llamlllou—
Ilsmlltou.............a a 2 4 o 2 0 0 u
Byron-use ............ 012180001—7
Batteries: Walker and Bplers, Clarkaou and
Brian“.
M Hamilton (exhibition, morning).
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Syracuse ................... 2 o 0 0 0 0 0—5
Batteries: Gibbs and Banning, (‘lsrkson sud
Ellriggs.
At Toledo—
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riea
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Detmlh.... ....l 0 i 0 0 l 0 2 5
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Batteriu: Krauss and Gomlfcllow, Woodand
Kinslow
l LIFE IMPRISONMENT.
l lira. Mnybrick's Sentence Commuter].
l Further Appeals Will Be Useless.
l Losses, Aug. Sill—The home secretary
has announced that lira. Maybrick’s un-
tence has been commuted to penal servitudt
for life. Ilia decision is [need on the conflict
of the medial testimony given at the trial
upon the point whether the quantity oi
po'mmiadmlnistered by the prisoner to her
husband was niacin, t to kill. The lawyer
and the judge whom“ Mr Matthews consult
ed were unanimously 0! the opinion that it
was Mrs. Maybrick‘s intention to commit
murder.
It is announced from the home oflicc that
this decision is final and that no further ap
peels for the prisoner’s release, or for the fur
ther mitigation of her punishment, will b(
I entertained.
I The reprieve had not arriv'cd in Liverpool
at midnight nor had the news been broken
to the condemned woman. Mrs. Mnybrick't
mother fainted any on receipt of the news.
The decision is favorably received every-
where. ,
All the morning papers express satisfao
tion at the commutation of Mrs. May brick'i
sentence, and commend Mr. Matthews, thr
home secretary, for the able manner in which
he has , an exceedingly difficult
and delicate duty.
The Berlin Post deal. that an effort is be-
ing made to bring about a meeting between
the czar and Emperor Jgsenh.
‘ BURKE'S TIN BOX.
It is Said to Have Contained the Mur-
dered (ironin'a Clothing.
CHICAGO, Aug. fl—The detectives in the
Cronin case have traced Burke's tin box
which is believed to have held Cronin'i
clothes, to a depot in this city, and learned
thatth night when Cronin’s body wan
found the box was sent to New York, when
John A. Beggs was posted to receive it.
Beggs met William Sharkey by appoint
meat in that city, but he became alarmed on
learningthat Cronin‘s body had been dis
covered, and he left the job in the hands oi
Thomas Desmond, of California, and retunied
home.
Demand, who is a Clowns-Gael man,ii
saidtohavebmnon hand attherendezvoui,
also by appointment, but what he had to d(
with the reception and concealment of ,th
boxiaonly knowntothethreeandanallwisi
Creator. The chain of evidence linking Mar
tin Burke with the murder is growing stronger
every day.
. The Chinese Must Go.
81. Ionic, Aug. Zip-A war of races has
broken out here that threaten speedily tt
bankrufl the Chinese laundryinen. TIM
growth of this Chinese industryhadade
Mefldctchtbebuflnsea oil thcAliori
cfirlatindrymcn and the earnings of thi
mu will.
ingouttheChiueee. ltis thatthotnei
ms of Chinese laundries hasfallenofl 5t
pu- ceut. The Chinanien are about pauit
stricken. .
lie Shot Bis Cousin.
Oms’,‘ N Y.. Aug. fl~lsud Bertie.
theio-year-old daughterot JamuE. Bertie,
wholivunearthie villagc,wasfahllyahol
byher wusin, Edward Knowles. Knowla
hadheenworkingfor Bortiefor some time
andhadfalleninlovcwithlaud, theyoung-
at daughter, who did not reciprocate hi1
aileetion The girl will die. Berti! wai
arrested. ’
The Seizure of Sealers.
Lennon, Aug. 23.-——8ir James P
mow-awn a... nun
”Wm“ int-1 no muons» or rp
(1" I cum .‘I'U‘ .70 ‘9 1 no!“
. we
Prior I to the Remodelling of Our Store we Propose to lists What we Tom a
Elli-NO SWEEPIIIO Sill!
The balance of our bummer Goods must go. no goods to he carried
over. No time left for profits. All must go at scam price.
Contractors and carpenters must have the room.
Jill; [I w am no; l .. moi 1W” 3
' ”if. i Tried ELM. iiiujn'. UL ”hm. i .viillcimutl
“'97 fl 01771.07 M VYD::’
A YA R D
The biggest bargain yet offered in the Dress Goods Department. We thought
we gave our customers a big bargain when we placed on our counter a 44-inch
Black Henrietta that we had been selling at 74c for 58c a yard. but this day we
surpass that. An all wool Suiting, ill-inches wide, at 29c a yard. Goods that
our competitors are running around trying to duplicate. Where we got it does
not matter. All we ask of you is to inspect it and satisfy yourselves that you
are buying 55c worth for 29c.
an... . ' , ,
. , . . .
' HP“? dill I
500 yards best quality imported French
Crepe Challies, positively worth 50c per yd,
closing out price 19c,
The balance of our stock of Scotch Ging-
ham, which are well worth 250 per yd, price
previous to inventory 1 1 lg per yd
We have on hand a small lot of stripe and
check beiges in medium and dark colors,
well worth 15c per yard, close this lot at
8“; per yard.
Below we would call your attention to a
few bargains which we have marked way
below cost
Best quality Batiste Lawns. 10 yds lot
49c.
Best quality cream crinkle Seersuckers
“c per yd.
Best quality American Cliallies, regular
price 150, this week 6&0-
Best quality American Lawns,
39c.
We also have on hand about one dozen lap
robes; they will be sold this week regardless
of price.
Uhallies——Rcmcmlwr the price, 10 yds for
39¢.
We have in stock about ‘25 best quality
Bromley Rugs in assorted sizes. price no ob-
ject, for they must be sold this week
. . IO 'urds
Just received 15 pieces entirely new styles )
of side band sailings; those are this fall's
good; they will be closed out with the rest.
at 53¢ per yd.
REM NANTS.
We have placed on our center counter all remnants of Dress Goods, Prints, Ginghams
Seersuckers, etc, etc We have marked them at less than one- -half their value, so as to close
them out this week.
Gent’s all linen 4 ply Collars 5c.
4 ply Linen Gail's all sizes, at l2lc pair.
The best Unlaundried Shirt ever offered in
Norwalk. Reinforced buck and front, Linen
Emma and Wristbands. Never before sold
less than 500, our price 39c.
BOY’S SHIRT WAIST-S.
We have a few more of those Laundricd
Ladics’ Balbriggan Hose, 50.
“ Fancy Stripe “
8c.
.. Black Hose, 10c, 12c, 17c,
25c and upwards.
We have a few dozen of Ladies’ Fancy
Hose, extra fine quality, which we are ofl‘er-
ing at greatly reduced prices.
Gent's; Hose at 5 10,12, 21¢,
“ Black Silk .1. Hose at 39c, sold else-
Shirt Waisls, the prices of MO. ' . l" .1
45c and 59c. We will close these at 39c and Gents reach Balbnggan Shirts, 39c, reg-
490. Mar price 50c.
Calico waists at 19c, regular price 25c.
Seerscucker waists at 19c, regular price 250.
Tennis Flannel waists at 29c, usually sold at
39lc.
A few more of Gent’s Balbriggan and Gen.
comer Shirts in 40, 42 and 44 inch, the price
of which has been 37; and 45, we will close
at 25c.
i
1!] PM Bill liltiliilli in 0111' lilillll Ilflllal‘llllllll Illl' Ill Hill 10 Ball.
_Tlll:llili ELEGANT PARLORS ON THE THIRD
“are
OIKIIIO POWOEO
I’IIIIE?
be its minimum Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FIIEE FROM AIIMIIIIA?
welllshiuwmsiunoals lsunhultlb
inliafoodanddrissupthahrasd
potmdsllasln their sbilit to choose
these madam hora hoalthi'alysubstaacu.
Unless manufacturers entail-h just what
thsirbskiuy aisdeofnhiwt
uethslrgoodabutbuy buyiutssd
OLEVELINO’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
Mario cit. 'l‘blaissttalied
we.
ii. fill. TEA.
The Chained 'I‘e: Ever Ofimi.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST DEIJCIOUH BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
T. immatiyma Qualityurirnrlss
It is the ii: on": flow! Lrir picked from
but plantation. s an (I: unranmx almululfl)
l ..nd tree {ruin all s ..trraliona or ml oriz;
,. hot-moth 11“ so: .l
M. It is u on. non
it the .wcrgradna
.ilental Tea 60., L't'd,
-. ':J Hurling Slip, lieu- folk.
i‘. D. MWTON 85 Oil“
ll. L’HiiMlEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. FEBRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. l’errls. Moses Glover. David Platt,
s. K. Manley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
unit Others.
ll‘lll'r.‘ of one nrageuient l'rm- kiln MOWtQ i! ‘01). of
756 Broadway. hm "Wk, dolly rcrcivc The sub
iolecd avaso l1 llcdleelluionials re ircm your friends
ind Leighbon. laolisard 2e tIemcu you know and
«strum fur the ir honor and stnizhtforwardocea, and
Ill!) would scorn Io h. a way to an duct ption.
it ha! ha- bun done (or others can be one for you.
and it Is lolly to longer antler when the meansol
recovery lies at your vrry door.
COL. C. II. I“!!! says: ‘lu 1675 l was
tskui sick with Dyspepsia and Jaundlce oi thewcnt
description. reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
lsuflerrd about one year ands half. [my Igniting
was done that. medical skill could surged. 'mll
acouacll of doctors (Ice! and my case ‘incunbicfl
others gave me the benefits of doubts. Then I wu
dually persuaded to lake Howa‘ Blood Purifier
After taking two or three bott'u l was entirely“
curedsnd havebeunawcllmsnioromeixyura.
sans. BERRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
a‘maémom l by Dr. (heaping. oidltew kit
c Ly. sent ow—reporr ikety to many
notable to uni alonenorewould not heal. The
Dlscovaeu eundbci serenyeaiasgoaudhubeen a
well women since.
8. K STANLEY. nutty eighty years old and
wusuileriu largely treat a hard coach. The
doctor-said had an “ulcer on his lung. " and
could not live. Baring board of the wonderiul
cures date by “The Great Blood Punter“ I rent
for it at once and took it mthiully. lly cough dis
and am now enjoying good health.
Testimony ofaIleniai-kablc Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Ills- Cclla Starr. (sow Mrs. Charles
Bennett), (ls-sat at" Roswell, Coal.
a“
eight hundred
auctions centswonh; health ruined as much
in as by the diccaas [or a
they werelaheu. Bhs
l.auisncwpersou sndizwbu
bebsckw l was [or thousand“)! l
l beetiuedieinemroifrredtothe
public.
woulduot havcbs cured
nehsdnotssenudonehy l’isuklis newes' Hedi-
“1 mm I!
Gehrig A. ll. 110,113.!“ muflomikm
E'Wehuc agents everywhere.
3;
REQUIRES
l‘lDIILKI'OWK. mm.
suglO ly
CANDIES
or allhinili. MCI:-
BAKERY
COHNUOOHAB. cam TOYS. suds tail assert
mat of era‘s-m easily.
HraJohn Holland
‘ menu‘s mus.
um
II. I.
I". ‘0 IBIS.
it...”
Below will be h an t s nmplc o' the mnlllindc of I
4. 0cm “anemia
au-
JEWELER,
...-..me
Good Bathing, Shade,
Shore Food and Good Order.
NOW 70 CIT THERE.
Steamer Medea
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
million Point all Bell nan!
STEAIEB ‘ IEDEA.”
Capt. ll Buwlaaii.
DAILY Till TABLE:
leave "oath Namath—loll) a m.,
lib p. I.
mum %
land tooth
lorwslk. “damp II. [or Wilson Pointer:
leave Wilson Point-9.10 s. u. for llsll
”mg.“ a,.00p as. tor Bull Ilslsail
' “I . .l in: m
mm 00? ll “Milt".
Ilaforloil Island. Wilson; Net and flour Nor-
walk. MI) cup.- for Wilson Point only.
:‘wf‘papi. lathe: Island, ,Wlljpn Paul shaman.”
o necessary is nia ant-x I
to South Norwalklater p
sonar rial nail
leave Belllslsad—D ma. IJOI' South Ronalk.
leave 80th limit—10.30 a in. Lin. 2.”.
4..“ 5403:. in. iorllclllslsadandlloton hint.
bravellolou Polnt— Halls Ii, 145. am. all)
1 661:. in. (last trip) for routh Rawalk
0n wee! days she will make trips as per lliue
table ,eoanrcttng with all traiason D t N. din-ion
Iiousaieuie Railroad, st Wilson Point.
Pare Wlsuu Point tollell Island or Home Point
to: each way.
Booth Norwalk to Roles Point or Dell island the
single trip; 23: excursion. lat ads ti
it”. it”.
up.
The Old and Reliable.
an FREIGHT LINE.
Norwalkillewlnri
0n and after July l5, 1889, (until further notice)
-THE PIOPELLERS—
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Wlil make daily trl ,Sundays excepted, for
height between New Norwalk and south
Norwalh. Will leavel’lcrafoot oi Beekmsusueel,
New York. for South Norwalk, daily at 10 so a in
(due at South Norwalk ats. so p. in.) Extra boat
edncldssudyv Friday at 5 'n For
ednudayaudhi y.5p. u,
Saturday at to.” a in
heightr ceivcdircin" l s. in. loSpJn
Returning. Boats leave South Norwaldk. daily.7
p. in. Norwslk. Tuesday. Thursday and satanisy.
p. as.
might take- fro. and received for all
points on the Dual-nu and llorwalk and
Shop-u; Railroads at Greatly Induced
Bates.
mains plita'iou to agentsthe Cit oi Kuwaiti
willbe sent for m of [rug in
anywhere In New York or its
[All person are iorbld trustiluianyoi the
employees“ the beats oi this llnaouaocountoi
BDUSATDNIC RAILROAD.
Dalillllll! 8 NORWAIJ DIVISION.
Corrected June 10th. 1889.
Paul-gar Trains.
SOUTH.
Lv.1!orwslk. “.thde ALWIhuu Point
7 50 a II. 8 as a. at.
. 8 as i.
10 W “
i (7: pain.
6 46 "l‘x‘d
8 i
u u
w ai " u
“ Itx‘cd. GOD
is
u
" “Hired
u
in ii "
menu.
as u
NORTH.
hr. Wilson Point. Lv. So. Nerwslk. ArJuwalk
immunised izoamJi'x’d stalked
. a .1 II 6 ” II II ‘ ‘1 Is
8 45 ll 18 “
12 ill " 12 18 p. In.
2 50 “ Mixed 311:" " leed
5 12 “
{5 .ll.
P ‘37 u
10 l? “ Hired
sonar.
9 26 a. u
G R .n
. Waylon- and Gun
(.. Pavww. Bu
. w. rum,
MAIN LINE.
leave Bridgeport for rams.
To??? secouno‘a
uusn II. listed
Mil-thinness
than.
1218 I.
an ad
517%..
ll
"Kind
715
1010 lolillnd
Dwain.
651 p.m
Hunger.
. mastitis.
'Illa.u
mam ....
’tt'efll'l Iaa‘fi
HOMER B. HOYT,
'mld 990m 9! ’ON
801.3 mm FOR Till
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles iii Eye Glasses.
Thalevsaalqwal.
mm. W mums,
Wsumaw, allllll stalwart».
amass.
hummimmm isr
int-353%“:
auhisflaco.
All the lsvorllsvsrletlss i had flu- is
talk. pita-zine “Immanuel; '
All We):
and pro-pity delivered. ”a
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
stcd and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPEi‘IALTY.
nun arm onion.
Water In, Pool «1' llavllasd It,
. Opposite l’rstt Oi Ward's Shot Inst-um.
“MW
’1‘
WMMWID‘lflIBIIIBMM
7" "if!“ (l “U Inna-.- “~
toll: in m
Brick, Lime. Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc. '
Lehlgli, Luellawaana, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkcshsrrc Goals.
Item for RUBBER PIIII'I‘
Yard ' foot of Washington and III“-
shall streets. Branch otflce st8tilaou
Drug Store “lot
”111] BEEP—-
MEATS
SIRVlD 13 Till BET HARRIE-
li on want the choicest BATS. obtained"
of troubleorcnst, you will [with In
kcLaswelI-a
lulu at all bills
[RITE exam
F. HAYES 8.
DIBHLI'B 8100!. some BOWALI
n. um [um
Ono Quality, -’l'hc Best.
Bile!5 ”“3 Lamb, In
Shoulders. Barnum
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Prouptly.
cnanmssmn
53 Washington Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
DFALIR 1]
Meals, Fish llplus
Vesctablcs, Fruits,
CABINS!) Goons, 3'10.
Opp. N. LEM.“- an
lieu“ i mun
28 .Iaiii 8L, So. Norwslk.
Pork.tlaltaall!ruh,
frank-
.....iluis. Flill hunts
Fruits, liltlillli, Pilllll it
or All liads is Mr Seuss.
AT WHOLESALE AND llETMi.
atmrwrr, a, Lllm
..I‘
Have You llcsrd it i
. No, What is it i
lluut & Zelul’liccp III
Niccst Market in the City.»
llllllllill LOBllllllI'
macadamia-layman.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
mu“.
initial, Lanai, llilius
meter-Many“; 1
Pure Tomato. auteur. ,
’ Importcdlardl-as. *‘
mcwuthfisafithuu-fi
mm c mun-s.»
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