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lb addict of welcome. and Mrs. Craig
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union, Gm Fainrhild and Gen
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w- givcn in the immense tentonJIincau
prh and the lake front. The Arsenal band.
dfimlumishcd the accompaniments
Indtbacwmacbnn of amniale voices.
Thavitingandlocalnmnbersottheprem
willthitcvmiigbebauquetted byThe New
Republic cranpany, at which publication
w Warneriambecome the editor.
Gal» Simian, Alger, Warner and others
..will moral to team. Commander iii-l 'ziiet
Wumymday the recipient or a
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LE BLANCHE THE WINNER
lle (aorta Oat Damp-0y, the “No-pa.
roll," I- the nlrty-aeraad Boa-ll.
SAs Piuxr'iiico. Aug 5. —No pugiliatic
cvmt on the Pacifier-cast hirer-int yoarahaa
excited so much interat arr the fight between
John E. Dempsey, the Nonparril," of Will-
.Y. ,and George La Blanche.
the Marine,” formerly of Button.
The battle wm with big gloves, in the
roan of the California Athletic club for the
middleweight championship and a pumot
awn—rm to the loser. La Blanche weighed
I i. pounrb and Dempsey I54 pmnrda
The ring,roared {our leet, stood in the
corner of the immense lull and 2,!!!) people
lurrounded it. Hiram Cook of th'a city,
acted in referee. Dempaeys ml: were
Denny Cardigan and Dave Campbell. lie
Manchester-nods were John Donaldson and
Paddy (lormari Betting was $100 to $.5' In
Dempsey s favor.
After mme set-tos between local pugilirta
Dempaeyaud Lo Blambe came on, and at
9:35 the fight hex-n.
For seventeen rounds the fight wasmarkerl
by routine; sparring on both sides. In the
eighteenth a number :2! hard blows were ex-
changed. In the nineteenth Dempsey got in
altogether seven blows on the Marines neck
without mu'ch Visible efl'oct until the laat,
whirhsentleBlancbc heavilyto the floor.
This m the first knock down, and than
was great cheering.
Promth'aonLeBlanche led firefighting,
and therewaahmvyalugging to the thirty-
Iccondmund. lnth'aroundlnBlanche, by
a terrific right hander, knocked Dempsey to
tbefioor. Hewmurmbletormpoud at the
callojtinie, andthefightwasawardedtolc
Blanche
American legion of Honor.
CHICAGO. Aug. :fi—Theeighthrcgnlaram
lionot thewprunecounciloltheAmican
. Legiaiol Honor convened hm ymterday.
Fifty-two delegate-were prunt from ill.-
various states and territoriea, fawn-eating
about mow members thmugboutthowun-
try. The ermvention will probably be in
aemionabout eight days. Theworkof the
caivmtionwill entrust principallyot all.-
viion of the Ivy-laws. such being
irmdemhareoccurrmltotheoficencl the
mbordinatelalges, which will bemggmted
”Modeler-tel»
Alleged Coaaterfeltera lleld.
Bmaw, Aug. 23-11» cxamiimtion cl
r theNilthtamily,condatingclIatber, moth-
a'andtourarmr, charged with counterfeit-
ing,waabegunbeioreCmnmisioaerPair~
chillymtcrday. Fred Hilth, the ea-ccnvlct,
mil to making all the Mind
mandltatedthatnoneolbisbmthan
crikpnntahadanyknowledgeolwhat
he was doing. The mother,
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Written-tea.
mt’a,Aug.2&—'l'hohoraeotltob
(at King, raiding in Jeflamn
than rails nonhwmt oi thn place, was
“yesterdayflmrnocnnndflnm
perflrd In the llama. film had gun up
mmhmveamarticlmamlwaam
bythe-nokeandbaat.
Wu
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Killed Dy a'alllag Ballet.
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eveninngodecialer,agedlfiycan,wu
hintiykilled byahmvyetiam boihr
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SMITH’S
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WHO own; YOU ONE IORE OPPORTUNITY ‘IO BUY GOODS CHEAP
half? ”3 Fall _ q IIIIVP. It would be well to make your purchaam for the
mm Wormrmwmwwm
willbrlug,and waarepleaaedwabow ihamaodgivayou prlcmuotmorcthau
coat. and a great Mwhfle you have an
opportunity, whether in Immediate want or not, [or thin h our hot rflori 0!
thin aeaaou on Summer goodu. Pall gooda begin to arrive In a low daya and
the balance of the Summer gooda will be atored lor the Winter. Now ia your
golden opportunity.
THE BALANCE OF OUR LACE AND SILK II'I'I‘S, CONBISTING OI? ALL
atylea, Ior what they will bring. All ailk. clocked or plain backa, in Force,
Pawns, Sana, Blacks and Opera shades
A FEW MORE OF THOSE LADll-B' RIBBED JERSEY VETS, 1N QUANTITY
about 40 d . We w. ‘ll cell to clone atock to end the aeaaon for what they
will bring.
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THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES‘ JERSEY WAISTS, CONSISTING OF BLACK
only, with which we have leer) ao euccceaful [or line past three weeks, will go
with the rest of the bargain lots at not more than coat.
ANOTHER SPLIT IN RIBBONS FOR THIS SALE, OF WHICH WE HAVE
quite a quantity, and customera in our] would do well to call upon ua during
this week [or we are going to sell them very cheap.
MUSLIN UN llER‘I’EAR.
THE BALANCE OF OUR LADII'B' CORSET COVERS, HAMBURG AND LACE
trimmed, [or 25 and 35m. cold for 35 and'lOc.
THE BALANCE OI" OUR LADIES' LOW NECK COISEI‘ COVERS, SOLID
embroidery yoke, usually cold for 65 and 75.3., reduced to 4.5 and 50c.
THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES‘ NIGHT DRESSES, LACE AND CAIBRIC
rufile Il’lmmlnfifl,MOIher Hubbard or plain,been selling for 85 and we" reduced
to 65 and 75c
LADIES‘ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSI'BJI UCKED YOKE, HAMBURGH
trimmed, cold for 3L50 and 81.75, ridncrd to 81.20 and $1.85.
LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSES, EMBROIDERED YOKE,
[or $2, reduced to “.75.
THE BALANCE OI" OUR 7.3;. SKIRTS, ’IUCKED AND CAMBRIC RUFFLE,
(or 50c.
THE BALANCE OF OUR Cl SKIRTS, HAMBURGH RUFFLE, FOR 75c.
THE BALANCE OF OUR 81.25 AND 81.50 SKIRTS, DEEP HAIIBURGH
flouocee and tucks for $1.12 and GI 25.
TAKE ONE KORE IDOK AT OUR PARASOL STOCK TO SEE IF THERE IS
anything doairable among them; il there is we will make aatoniahing low fig
um upon them.
GEN'I’S FURNISHINGS.
ALWAYS sow AT our: PLACE CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE ELSE IN
the city, which we alwaya take pride In showing and are positive that our
amonment to complete during all reasons 0! the year.
GENTS LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
A (DIPLETE LINE OF GENT’S UNDRWEAR IN ALL WEIGHTS. '
Gents’ Half Hose,
IN EVERY mu: AM) KIND.
cr'es' 711'”er WNW iv" PM ~-= '
in”; .u?‘ 1’qu "flair h't¢1(.q ytanrm month: uvrrvlnp.1u ‘ n ..1 Drum
GWWMDWW 15?“:er WWerR WWW'
.—
Overalls, Jumpers,
WE HAVE ON HAND AND ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITI‘ OF FLOOR
Oil Clothe In every width and quality. Alan I complete line of Table, Shell
and Stair Oil Cloth, In all the deairable widths.
M. S. Smith’
I-lllllllls llllllSll lll'
Geiits’ Ties
Coats.
Ell."
Special Sale of Tcwcla. Table Linen and Napkina at Scoilcld on Hoyt’a.
mama-r
:‘mflh‘hflbdyMI .hmmafl Mr“ &.
Hakim llam Idea-allian-
aha-ummllaqumwau mmh W
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BUGS.
We henlanaeatvadia additlcalocar alady
.wblah Impactahaavylavolmotunwalabwow
“ll“ “my”. and or which we will
”I!” llmyauthab-dt. ‘l'tlawllllraaanldeacppar-M
laaltvlerycatopanhatllycaaniaaaed.
RBI-ANTI.
llaaauuollaunaaCIalll-a, Dra- clam
warmnumum owa mm.
SCOFIELD & HOYT,
N o. 3 Gazette Building. N orwalk.
No. 37’ Washington St... South Nor-walk.
W. H. MEEKER & CO.
'0“ AGENTS
MrsW. E. Jarvis
Baa-largecolleciloaolra-plmot
F. H. NASH 81 BBQ,
00-. IAIN C WII‘I' In.
Good Work Guaranteed.
v a:
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cal
[03 I‘ll.
We are ml. “can.
0' ALL EINDO.
Anibabruaudcheaomlhm.
Tin and Shea
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IVA! & “SHIELD.
mammal-ni-
laauniciaror'a and Palmer'-
Fit
flhlp lcuCalcat
and I! ”N‘MLIPé'hf’m II
t
Llrhla. and Twelve 3am Clam
aall Varnlab Brushe- Telephone. NM
aold. Newton Prim. Spmlalattcattcato
rum flowing-Iarhlao
h . In neoc- raiahltah
u; Jr in a'I yarn. by
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Spring Goods . g.
was Girls Bllfllllllll g
W.B. Hall 6260., g
BRIDGEPORT, . -. V' 2%“
And will rehln Ior pinu- without charge . Plumbing,
“Jim" ...“. Steam. and
mm; Gaa Fitting.
LADIES ms
TM and Sheet Iron Work.
ha Your Own Dyeing. at Ila-a.
The willil rmtbir' I‘. 'l' are-old every.
w Jmlsa. 0a.a pachaul. Tin,” Tanl’nnlqn‘l
I “magi Brighton, Amount or area
offer Patch-oi Color. or non- indigo-mitten.
‘I'haydoiiotcrnchararuut; ”colon. oraalaby
com Phar-ey, mom. II. mow
II. I!
STOVES, RANGES.
ANI) Tl NWAR E.
mm [or
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUBIC HALL MIR.
CURRANEEQ
Great Americaiflleat
PLUMBDI
Steam and Gas Fitting
H (II. any-abr- and-Ila:
ItV'fl'DIIh ahall bani-e yaw awn
w,v . Til. Irhlaw b
Hausa Furnishing Gnarls!
CHINA AND GlASSWARE.
Oil Stoves. '
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices In Town. 1.21:3;
. r'r' w -‘ehownlo¢vlhflfl‘flt7k‘.
;.. l; t -' .o. Annual-lac.
176m
WILLIAMS’ comicxrmcr
For Yachting or hcunloo Partlcs. It Inc no Equal. A Large Amortincu of
Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.
We claim we cell the
Best Dairy and Creamery Butter
In town for price and quality. To: ctu judge lor yourself.
MOODY’S AROMATIC SYRUP
”Cholera Iorbua and Teething Children. Pronounced lobe the line t thing produced In thin line
from Ihme who have used it
Price, 250 a. Bottle.
_.._ AT——-
CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,
as Washington St.. - - So. Nor-walk.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘.
W. 'B. HALL & 00.
Three Weeks More of
llllllllTlllllBlE BARGAINS.
Illeb Pumice and Poulaid Silks, 3734c.
Alldollar groom ieduced to 59¢.
Jacketa and Jerseys half price.
1mm lad- Brrlta are 86.,
ADMIN: Buya‘Walata, 21c.
LM Boyl’ Walata, 1236c.
Slimmer Traveling Drenc- cheap.
lmRirglaud Iatuatlk. We, 86c, 69c and SI.
fl-heh Raga at 1.2, 1.49.
Wonderful Bargains
Summer Underwear, Hosiery,
llauta’ Furnishing Goods.
mmflm'u‘imavmmlag till-med, at 17:
Court Bummer lertuo slim-and Drawrrr, Ameri-
Sl “ " I19. “Wand 1.60.
carillon: Co. ‘;ainako,0ccach were I.
fl- “ “ l ”2 212“"! "- chlldrcn' a lag ”Quality Gauze Volta. l9x‘c each
:0- " " 2 29. as. 2.49, 8 II) and 8.50. Inatcad
'_ .. .. 3““) 3.49. 3.”. Iadlea' 33:1: Swim Ribbed Vera, all colors. as:
Bpmlalg altartlui Ia called to our N-luch Ituga at
Ole Iototl’uniaubltugiat‘s u. waa $7.
Omit“ Oamhblrta and Diawcir. a bargiln at Pic
’ghll mmvw‘ the beat lye,
cumuaoflnoi i‘iirc; town-n? are. who. lgypllan yin,
licorfi'bciqe WW.“ act's-r
FREEIHHUMNIMBE
Until the Silk and Drum Good- arid moak 8an laara on Olo purchareu.
W.B.I-IALL&CO
'l‘I-IE
Palace Queen
FURNACE
IS USED IN
a NORWALK.
- so. NORWALK, .
EAST NORWALK.
Aalhiacmliahathaea tar-ea
. h swath!” aorta
ii *Irrrru l or
closing [lit Millinen
fiATh
llllllll'l' Slllllll'llllil
I willgsell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unlrimmed Black Hals formerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 25¢.
FLOWERS
Will be sold at. HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE
m NS. 31111112113112 per cent.
Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.
-—-—OOO————-
If People will call and examine they will find
what I say correct.
H. Krieger.
Maliackcmo 110th Block, Main 8‘
South Norwalk. Conn.
DAVID STOW,
(TURNITUREW
,. , INDUCEMENTS [N
”P ngo R c U W s.
Mohair Plush Suits, with Divans,
$40.00.
Also Great Bargains in Lounges.
DAVID STOW,
87. a! and SI lala Street, loath Normalk. ’llp alarm,
GROCERIES AND MEATS
-——A'l' 11!: OLD "AND 0’-
T. 3m OUTER 65 SON.
armowoon.
1.
m. canons rimn PROMPTLY."
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”1,1101” FIND IT to THUR-ADVANTAGE TO TRADE WITH US
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