11 1
.Mmcrnou-u noun, View
nan-y. rumor the alleged coa-
,m.milayflamiltou, wartheflrfi
f, 1111-. 0a unwind or Thirty-fourth
"h“tbeflmtimehemether. llawut
1‘ io-thatahawai in a delicate mutton.
(be married to “Jmh,” but thatheraidhe
”II-m u non—11c we
“Mintoacoarpiracywith Eva
,h. now In. Hamilton, to defraud
w Bay Hamilton of various wanna of
mmwm Mane. Ho MM
thathrmatEvaahonttonr years ago in a
in“, and he: had criminal relation- with
“buy: “in Mill and 111111 Eva reprerantad
lha-adethe-me representation again in
MorAprilofladyear. Marcelle
‘da thh npruculation in 111110, 1 only
nwherahmtonceaweek. lwaaln
Millvaprinz, but it was at her m
tummy-11.11.1111 nuclhercondition.
Ila Lari-lied Honey lipo- Her.
“Were you living together as man and
wife at that. time!"
"Nota- rnanand wife. In May, we, I gave
hflflnto go to Europe, and didnotaee
her againuntil the beginning of August. She
wart to Pennsylvania on her return from
Me, I believe. While she wn away I
leather no annoy. Oaher returasheaeat
tornieandaaidabeneuledtundnandlgave
haboutflll. Thmtrgh allthetouryearal
{unfilled her with $1511 week regularly, be-
‘hyweaenta of Similar 8200.1“: amount
I alt-ward increased. Early in 13b? 1 gave
in- onerum oi 81,1100. Upto that time the
hr“ mmgivenatoncowaafiifllto bnyn
pair at earrings. Then i gave her Quinta
Wuhan the place in New Jersey. Some
null-after I gave her 11th 3],“, per—
haptwoaume of turnout-h. Thiswarall
in addition to the regular weekly payments.
Prior to her unreal departure for Europe I
gaveher a mortgage tor $1,160. 1 tookor
nut to her $10 in October once. Sim asked
me for $1,001) to go 11p to Elmira and be con—
fined. I gave her 3:50, and sent her 11500
moreto Elmira Dec. ii. I was in thkdty
“In and had not seen her since Octnber.
ladignant at Mrs. Swlntou.
“While Eva was in Europe,” he went on,
“In. Swinton called at my otllce and wanted
Wtopayher rent. I was indignant, and
toldhershe should have gone to her own
relatives, nacho had no claim on me; that i
would not submit to such an extortion, and
Iordercd her to leave the oillce. She said
mind a letter from Eva saying she was
tuning home Mrs. Swinton did not say
anything about the relations between Eva
and her son, Joshua J. Mann”.
no Though! the Child "in Own.
Continuing, Mr. Hamilton said he was
married to Eva in Palermo, Jan 7 lint,
and lint the child was baptized in b't. Jnmes'
church, Atlantic City, by the name of
Beatrice Ray. He believed the child to be
hi own. He was “entire that the lull
minaret the resumed parents, Robert Ray
Hamilton and Evangeline Hamilton, were
givu, and that it not so recorded it was
through amistakc of the clergyman. Mrs.
flw'intonand Joshua Mann were present aa
M, and the body 0! the church was
filhd with the congregation at the time.
1.13 whim anal-ted that Eva Hamilton had
Wind to him that. the child baptized at
AW City was the same she said she bore
it Elmira in December.
- Inspector Byrnea ’I'catlilea.
Inapector Byrnes then testified that “Josh’
told the witness that Eva had taken him
(Jodi) to Elmira with her. They first regis-
bed at the Deievan llmnie a man and wife:
and after thirty hours here went to her
brother’s home in the same relation While
there Eva had acme sort of stomach sican
and Dr. Moss was called to attend her. The
doctor had sent the inspector an atlidavit
that Eva was not then in a peculiar con-
dition. Inspector Byrnes continued that
Harm acknowledged that Eva had paid him
about $34!]! to enjoy hiinscll l1ecause she
loved him very dearly and all that sortoi
thing
' Hm Sinner] Against Than Shining.
The inspector said he had shown Mrs.
Bwintou a letter which she identified asin
the handwriting of Eva Hamilton The
letter stated that Eva wanted ltay to come
down to Atlantic City to help her, and that
1119de then tell him the whole truth of
theachelnetoget moneylrom him. She
was more sinned against than ginning, and
there were other» more deeply implicated.
Thialetter was adrift-$211 to Mr. Hamilton,
andhadbeeu furnished to theimpectorby
llr. Hamilton for use in his investigation
Eva's Relations with Mann.
The witnesswent on to say thathehad
udno threats or promises to secure the
atatemente made by Mrs. Ewinton and
“Josh." Thelormer unsorted that the baby
Was Beatrice Thy Hamilton was the
mahought for s10. She could give no mo
live for going to the midwife with Eva ex-
oeptthat Eye had asked her to do so. She
fm-ther invited that Eva always claimed to
waamtmarriedtoher. “Josh"raidhehad
m met Bra‘eight yearsagoinadisrepu»
WWhTwenty-thlrd atreet,andthuir
illieitralationa had continued ever since.
Ev- Assaulted ller Brother.
Wax-51mm, Pa. ,Scpt. 1-1111: Tunkhan
m (Pa) Republican says that Mrs. Hamil-
ton, now in jail at Atlantic City for molt,
binder bail in Wyoming county for an an
m ‘
““0!me lahnrvrr it
wummmoiyaimm
meow, mm at cloak:
«ammonia-11 limiter-k,“
mummmmwm “a.
At the Delaware Baublioaam
nation, heldatlladia,Pa.,Joha hitchin-
aouwaamlnatad torrtatoaanatorand
Capt. Albert Iagnin tor a-unbly, wnu
vacanciemauradbythorvaignatlmuot Beu-
ata'CooperanquveGanathmw
lathe Philadellhiacuaunnhouae.
A gravel train on the low and
Belle Vernon railroad struck a cow near
Web-total“. BobortCarnoywaa instantly
kllladaudhh W,Charleaandflamual,
marbmlyinjurul.
Firedatroyedthofwndryol the Oregon
Pacificrallrnadat Waquina Clty,0re. Lina,
MM-
Gan. William B. Treux, of Trenton, N. J.,
a distinguished veteran of the late war, In
Henry W. (lend, the “Prince Hal" oi the
timer 0! the late William H. Tweed, in dead.
Cancer oi the throat ended his life. The do
canard wan til year- o! age.
The story that Carllale Graham went over
Niagara Falhinhia barrel ialaldtohave
beenaclearcaaeottraud, andauattamptto
gain additional notoriety by chleaaery.
Garage“. Pullman haaaubecribad 8100,”
toward Chicago‘ I world's lair laud.
Frederick Schultz and Louis Ludwig, while
crowing the Pennsylvania tracks at Bay
Way, N. J., in a covered wagon, were starch
by an expr'en train and instantly killed.
Both were (rightfully mangled.
The French minister of justice has notified
the bishops througbmit the country that any
ecclesiarflc violating the law by attempting
to influence the elections will be vigorously
prosecuted
Mrs. Myem, tho wile of a blacksmith o!
Bourbon, Ind, threw vitriol in the face 0!
Dr. F. J. Him, a mornineut physician, do—
priving him at sight. lie had mutual her
while on a professional viait. a
lion. William Lowell, at. one time a promi-
nent figure in Maine politics, died at Auburn,
Me, aged :40.
The Marquis de Moiin, l dcr oi the Con-
servntivee in the Simiish mile, and a well
known litcrotcur, is due: I.
The general executive board 01 the Knights
of Labor will meet in St. Louis Sept. 30. The
interests of the order in the southwest will be
specially considered.
Chief Bell, of the secret service, has been
notified of the arrest of Henry Norton at
Moscow, Ky, for [rinsing counterfeit silver
dollnm Norton is one of the William gang
an-eatcd recently.
Mr. Ruskin is again reported seriously ill.
SEVEN SCHOONERS SEIZED.
Lively “‘ork of the Revenue Cutter Bach
in Behring Sea.
Sax mecxsco, Sept. 7.——A dispatch from
Victoria, B. (1.. says that the schooner Lilly,
belonging at that place, has arrived there
from Behring Sea. She reports that she was
boarded Aug. 6 by timl'nitcd Statenrevcnue
cutter Rush, her popcni searched and 31:3
mils-kins coniiq-utml. She was ordered to
procwd to Sitkn. but there was no prizecrcw
placed aboard. The vessel sealed {or a few
days after this, but finally sailed for home.
On her way down she spoke the Victoria
schooner Kate. The latter rclmrted that she
had been entered to halve to by the Rush
and did so, but the wind was so high that the
cutter could not lower a boat. The Kate was
ordered out of Behring then. She hnd5s'10
skins aboard. The otl'iccra oi the Rush told
the oilicers oi the Lilly that seven achooners
had already been seized
An Iix —('on\ict Shot Dead.
anvtru, Sept. 7.—T11n11tl1y Stocking, a
taro dealer. him! and killed Billy Murphy,
an ex—convict. Murphy was prowling around
Stocking's premises, evidently intending to
kill Stocking, us he had often threatened to
do. in l-tithe men were rivals for the hand
of a young lady in Chicago. The girl mar-
ried Stacking. Murphy became dissipated,
and was finally caught robbing a house.
Stocking: was the principal witness against
him. He served a term in Joliet for the
crime. and swore that he would kill both Mr.
and Mrs. Stocking. Alter his release he fol»
lowed the couple, renewing his threats. He
had been driven from Stockings premises
several times by the police.
A 1‘ arm Biblical Discuaalon.
OSWEGO, N. Y., Sept. 7,—At the afternoon
session of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod
of New York and New Jersey there was an
exciting discussion regarding certain pas-
sagcsinthe liturgy, the Lord‘s prayer and
the Lord's supper. liev. A. C. “'cdekind
began an hnpussioned addreas cbmpproving
of the action of the general synod in the
matter, but was not allowed to proceed.
Considerable feeling was manifested A
charge against Rev. W. J. Jaeger, of the
Hartford church, for imliscrotiou and giving
just cause for criticism, unacknowledged
by the accused clergyman, who was ad—
monished and rcmmmended to reconcile
himsell with the people.
A National German Holiday.
MILWAUKEE, Sept. T.—The Section, the
prominent German daily newspaper of this
city, duvets a page to the opinion: 0! the
Germanpresa oi the countryou the much
agitated qamtion o! a national Gm
becelebrated annually by the German—Ameri-
cana all over the country. The Bcebote sent
answers received show that a great majority
though aomeot the most prominent pawn
am amazed to it, among them The Becbote.
Moving the New llampohlre.
warom, it. 1., Sept.
madetochange the position of the United
states steamer New Hampshire to one in
which the tide amid swaep on both sides 0!
to which the typhoid fever now prevalent
pulled oil about 150 feet she stuck on a sand
aaihid for Baltimore.
A no". Fatal Joke.
Como, N. Y., Sept. 7.——-Bertie Crouch, 9
Thehoy'allleladfiiairudol.
A battery la- la Trouble.
mm W
at the Little lmilana lottory,ao
murmubyauaiarnndmm
”Ian-mm
Hum“ ,Ht‘l-h'l'haluantt-
to Oman-Thyme!
:m
American holiday, which, it is propoaed, isto
out eighty-two circulars to Germandailies
in all part: of the United Stake, and the
of them are in iavor of sucha holiday, al~
7,—An elYort was
her, and thus remove the deporlta of sewage
her crew is ascribed. After being
bar. The Yorktown and Dispatch have
yearsold,mtdowaon ariato pencil placed
underhimby hia saturate inachool. The
pencllenteradundertho hip andpnavedap
wardlourinchaintothebody. Inattemptr
ingtoextracttha panel] it waahrokznofl.
7,—Dave II. Kearney, the
My arreatadlorviolatingthehatery
hbaau hnldtothaeriminal court in
«ban-.111
1.1.1.1... White: Brutally a...
innocent Negroes.
A REWARD POI Till GUILTY HEN.
A ltaao War Anticipated '11 West Virginia.
Illaaonri White (lap. hated by a
beater I'm—Ia” New Killed In
[antenna-Governor [awry Denounced.
Arm-u, 0a., Sept. 72—011 W y
evening a whiteglrl war audited by anegru
hoynaruud Warren Powell. .804 14. That
night he war lynched. Not nail-tied with
thiaact, a party at lawlrmwhltammtmh
thorounda o! the annuity in the neighbor
hood. and floated necrot- "mm
lien weretm‘noutot bed.11trippadotthair
htrta and lubed with buggy tracer. The
rickmuot one newnearclyable todand,
wan dragged out a! the home naked and
whipped. lilo deter, notwithstanding bar
vex,war lamented on the back. Fourteen
men are known to have been flogged, and
many more not yet rewrtod.
Atlanta People Aronaod.
These deeds of violence grow out of the
lows 0! new white- that the ingress medi-
tated violence. The vigil-nice, growing
weary oi waiting for an attack which was
never intended, went out in pursuit of their
victims. The talea told by such uegroes u
came out alive are blood curdllng. Amo-
tlon made in the legislature to censure such
conduct waa laid on the table by a vote oi
tltito 25. The people of the city of Atlanta
will take vigorous steps to run down the
perpetrators of this crime upon the defence-
le- blacka. Uovenwr Gordon has taken the
matter under advisement and will otter 8 I ,(11111
reward [or the apprehension ol the white
criminals.
White (Jap- on the War l'ntll.
Hr. Loris, Hopi. 7.-A rcportirom Dexter,
Stoddard county, lilo, baa been ru'eivod to
the etlect that thirty-live dospcradim visited
that town with the designol driving from
the town a recent settlement oi negroea.
The mamudcru entered the ton-amounted
and armed 1 ho marshal summoned a “use
and ordered them to leave town. For awhile
the scene was intensely exciting, the gang
fleeing down the street and the marshals pur-
suing and tiring cveryinatant. Upon! the
White Cup» was captured His name in
Buck Mayo, and be is seriously injured The
marshnl’s posse wounded and captured three
others named Vort, Davis and Dickemni
The gang issuid to be a part 01 a White Cap
organization numbering 1310 men, which hm
existed (or several months in Stoddard
county.
Many Negroeo Killed.
'Izw Humans, La, Sept. 7.——A letter
iron) Indore county says armed negroca are
now iii-altered in‘squads in the swamps and
are being pursued by 21111 anncd white men.
Negroes being refuel-d ammunition at Jamie-
son's store, on the Tullahtitcbie river, burned
the building. A pus-1c pursued them, and
about forty negmes m-ro killed. Many
ncgmes were killed at the other end of the
parish. Governor Lowry is severely do:
pounced by the white people 11! larfloro for
not sending Cromwell hack totiium. They
charge that L‘oi. Jone: Hamilton, loam of
the state penitentiary, used his influence to
save (.‘,romweil who in an ex-com ict.
Trouble in “feat ‘irginla.
Iicxnxorox, \l. \ 11 Sept. 7 ——'l'he col-
ored men along the I'licsamnke and Ohio
railway, lleiwwil this city and Hinton, Sum-
mer-s county. are arming themselves and
untiiripai‘ a. bloody race between themselves
and the white miners in the New River coal
regions. T W11 («dared miners have been shot
dead by the whites in Latayette county
within the last week, and the negrocs appear
to be determined to retaliate upon the whites
(or the murders they have committed.
That Alleged Extra Stanton.
ll'asnrxorox, Sept.” 1. —-Thc l-‘vening Capi-
tal quotes "a pmunnent United Stair-e sen-
ator" as follows: "I saw the president the
other day, and in the course of mnvemation
I said: “Mr. president, 1 don't wish to be im—
pertincnt, but i Would like to know if you
are going to call an extra session! l want m
know so that lcanpcriect my nrmngcmeuto.‘
The president smiled as he mid: ‘Thc mem-
bers and senators from the new states could
not get here before Nov. it) and 1 think it
would be very loollsb to call congress to meet
just two weeks in advance of the time for
the next reunion. I am still in doubt about
the extra mien, as the cabinet has not yet
discussed the question in meeting} Attorney
General Miller informed me after 1 had
seen the president that there would be an
extra mion. However, I place more de-
pendence on what the president said."
She Scared the Burglar Away.
Morn Suzanne, Ky., Sept. 7.—At 3 a. m.
a burglar was discovered in the residence of
Gen. John S. Williams by his stepdaughter,
Miss lda Williams, who named her revol-
ver at the intruder three times, frightening
him away, but not before he had takena tine
diamond pin belonging to Mrs. Madge Bid-
ley, of Mount Pleasant, Tenn. He had also
gotten two valises that contained about 810,-
Wworth oi valuables, but Mira Williams
hadmadeittoohotlorblmaudhelett
them on the porch.
Uhpln Margin“ Not Dead.
Cuaawrnz, N. C., Sept. 7,—1'he story
published north in a special from Charlotte
that Umpire Marshall, of Wadeeboro, this
state, who was hit on the head with a be»
ball bat ata bnscluill game in Burlington,
8. C., last week by Congreaemnn Dargau‘a
son, dud Monday, is erroneous. Marshall is
resting well now and his physician hopefully
expects his permanent recovery.
A Reunion of Voter-Ila.
Euzamu, N. 1., Sept. 7.~Tho eighth an-
nual reunion of the survivors of Kcarny’s
First New Jersey brigade will take place on
Sept. 14 at the old Phil Kearny homesteadon
the Panic river in Kearny township. Gen.
J. Watts Kearny will entertain theveterana
Addreaaea will be made by Gen. Kearny,
Gen. E. B. (imbh, [weld-lent of the society,
and other well known Jerreymen.
Foul Play Suspected.
Cuvmao, 0., Sept. 1—1119 body of a
cvidantly alxmt 40 yuan cl age. Foul play
h 1
The Swadlah m.- Manda.
Mimiwillmtlnafiym “a.
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no it: Manufacturer- Publirh all
the Ingredients Ural?
l8 IT FREE PROM MIMI”
nit-hind.“ Manuela Iauahaaltl»
t anddrlea up the bread
mammottoodeom-
pounds llaa in their wahllity to choc-o
WMmadafrom healthful anbataaeaa.
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3:”, haklngpowdarm nadaotdoaot
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chamiata, and yaiciana, and chemlatame ol
Boarda of 1! th throughout the coun
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CHAS. ll. FEBBIS,
:South horwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Gal. lmla, )loaea Glover, David Plan.
8. K. Stanley, llrs, Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below win he ("and a sample of the multitude oi
lenus oi encnuragcmcnt Franklin [town a 6011. of
7% Broadway, haw York, daily receive The sub
joined unto ivl1ed1erilnonixls venom your friends
.111! 1 r ighbon. 1-4111: 11rd gentlemen you know and
mum [.11 their honor and rtraighflorwamnm, and
who would atom to he! puny many deer ptlon.
1111.: has been done for other! can he done tor you,
and it ie lolly to longer ruler when the means of
recovery lice at your very door.
(30].. c. II. IBBBIB ruyv: "la i875 l was
when rich with Dyepcpria and Jamaica of the w: n1
dcm 1mm, reducing my weight about rixiy pounds
loufl'v 11d about one year and a hail. Everything
was done lhal mtdical alt-ill could onrgert. Finally
armmq 1! of doc on d1 rhml my case ‘iv't‘uranlcz'
other» gave me Ibe bum Ilia ul' 1 cable 'Ihm l wa-
flnally permuted 1» Iain llovu s‘ Blood Purifier.
Mm taking two or three boil or 1 II! entirely
cured and have been a well man tor over eix year-a. "
Milli. HENRY snvuoun. laid to have had
acetic-r removed by Dr. (‘nmmingr of New Yoik
cliy W as v1 13‘ low-reported likely toilic any day,
11111 able to walk alone: role would not her Th
Ilia: over, cared her seven years age and has been a
lml woman rinse.
s. K STANLEY, nearly eighty years old. and
111111- mlleiinz revcrvly from a hard conch. The
dictate raid he had an “n (if on hie lung," and
would not live flaring heard of we w 1th
cum (to: e by "The (heat Blond Punter " l rem
111111 at once and 11 11k 11 (-1thle My cough din
appeared and am now crxjnymg good health
Testimony of: ~~Rem :1kai1le( ure
in Norwalk I one.
Mina Celia Starr, (now Mn. Charles
ltenuetl). Grant St" Nora all, Conn.
Had Kidney trouble, 11,111.; a, impaired circa
1111: 11 oi Ciglll gays running; was no amon- 111111
when-aid ncli r riccp not 9.11. i’ald out over
elghi handmi dollar to dcctmp. and was not bene-
tluul me an: a-unh; hen: 1h mined as much In
1hr poison mediclncsaa by the «lime to r uh h
111-}: weielaien. She ran: “i did not «rpm 1.
he buushv 11 nime III Home was run in me
by a friend i look hie medicine and have not had
:1 ducmr alncv. lwan not able Io walk wiihout help
am now able and do walk all about town neveral
llmfi.‘ a as i am a new parrot and i would not
be back It rel was Ior monnnds oi colt-m
mission-l1 1hr.- bcu medicine ever oilered tn the
public Dr. chandler. 0' New York, told me he
Irould not have believed I could have been cured It
In had not new it done by Franklin [lower lub-
tal Discovery. " 011ml tour 1:“; 11-11%
Sold by A. II. HoY'l‘ SON, omlk'h?
WWehave agent- everywhere
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metronome. CANDY mania tall unort-
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Painting. Papa:- Ranc-
lng. Oalolrnlnlng and
Decorating.
DECK ER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 Naniiainheal
500‘"! NORWALK.
HALE’ S LIST
or rcaaomoie goodr, to he lound at
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Bottled llllneral Waters.
Bntialo Llihia. Carlsbad, Vichy, lilthorn, Con-
climatic-yum NumlitMc.Clvrm1c. fichur.Apolll-
mm b (tbcrda. llu yuli.l.oi1dondirry 1.1th1. by me
uncle home or one. Also lim'oza Vichy, Geyser
and lxcc'oior on draught.
Imported Cigars.
Fifteen dlflcrent branda
Domestic Cigars
Forty diflmnt brand-
'I‘he moat complctcaaammcnl of Fortunes to he
I1 and in the town.
Fancy Soaps
in on -i'crr variety.
Funcy Box Stationery. inks and Penn
Pim- Confectionery a; popu ar unec-
Our Hock of hunt ledlcuwa is complete.
The Prescription Business a Specialty
Bavirg mined the reputation 0! drawing the
unntscdaWa'cr we mean to hep in the lead.
and with attentive and obliglul clerks will serve
you better than you can be served elacwbere.
Store Always Open Till 11:30 1). m.
HLLH THE HHHHHIST.
TRY THE
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N11 hing heretofore introduced
1-111 compare with it, for
lmusehold use. Clean, free
bum slate, and always a uni-
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HAYM NHHHHS
Jacob M. Layton,
Baal Estate and non-e Agent.
General lnsuranceigency
rm. Life and Accident.
Ocean Hieamlhlp mine—cabin mu sumac.
Dram- tor onezand apwnrdund Haney Ordnato
all pan- at tempt.
Noun Public Achowledguamta'l'alau.
Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
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South Namath. Conn.
lNSURE IN THE
Connecticut General
1111: INSURANCE co, *
. HARTFORD CONN.
111- Ir Amen-13m tor each till of Liabilities.
to non who were
“Wm. um“ Dalila-an overt!
their Ilia of
and now have a lupin! 0"
over no. 0110. .
Why an Ian! at that Why not take an
Hallows-Ht Policy 101%»: It you live, for your
heirs It you die.
a. I. immune, Amt,
loathRorwalk.
TAR WALKS I
lmnow witheon «the! Input
downlm barium pet I.
Reasonable Prices.
summon-m
Curbs and Gutters.
“ammonium m
JOHN B. HORTON,
_ values.
OVER
With Bargains 8111111 Thu
W—m
GREAT CROWDS
Throng the Store anxious to secure the.
All are convinced that everyt
as advertised.
Pill
[00" Over the Sweeping
Now Offered.
42inch Englikh Habit I"'oib side b'md s1111I111'1n1 in 11'! the latest shades, comprising
530.
very choicest thing 111 1hi~1 unulv of goods to be found 1: 1 Connecticut The price is »
490.
42 inches wide, the biggest inn-gm" to be found 111 the state an all wool suiting;
price is 590., but just to hstart pcopb- nil in good humor for the fall trade we quote “will!
oi Pink (.11 at 49c
Wool Blankets at Cost.
In 104 114 124 Pricm $1121 s1 12.93 51.4121 11498-11111 :15 50 Wehaveaiewnm
Bl:1nl~ets which are to be (rinsed out re-vrnrdlcss of price.
Plain and Plaid Muslins
Must be clme- I out To d1 1 :51 we have marked them at lose than actual cost. We still W
on hand a sun-Ed in! mi that U1 ibic achcd \luslm on which we hid such a run at. 43c; the m,
will remain llies uuc tor this week.
Now is Your Time.
11111. :1 few 1111121.- left 111 40, l'.’ .1111! 44 Gents Balbriggan and Gossamer Shirts. W
price 011 these woods 13 37 lo and 150 but we are closing them out at 25c. each.
DON’T MISS THE CHANGE.
Come before they are all gone
before sold less than 10c.
1111111 111111 11' 11., 111., 12 1-21., 171., 211. 111251. 1111 11111111115
We have a full line of
Gents’ Fancy Cambric Shirts,
A few more of Gems’ Tennis Flannel Shirts at M
‘v\ c me now prepared to fill your order 011 the
Famous Beacon Half-Hose
Which would be cheap at 190 per pair, but our price is 12%;.
A Full Line of Misses’ Black Hose.
The genuine “Sunrise” Dye. Every pair warranted.
OUR ART DEPAR'I‘
(Second floor) under the "mungemcnt of W. P. WHITNEY,
Will linen on "Saturday, September 7;
Pictures, Stationery, Albums, Cabinet
and Artists’ Materials
At Our ' Usual Low Priaem.
FRAMING 11 specerv.
(lcnis' Fancy Stripe Half-Hose at 5c per pair.
Ranging in price from 49c to $1 25
reduced“ prices.
Norwalk Chronicler