e Chas. E." Se ” " 33 Washington Street, _,,llnle all " fancy Groceries. Benefit. ’ The right goods in the right plat-e. Everything can be found in the line of At the store of ' c. ; H. HARVEY. MMMhmeahe-aculd‘e idofihoetoaaent'ellanduwedfishoe; baa lode. Indire’ Ella Kid Button reduced iron) 82.00 to Cl 85. ' Indira Pavia Hand Bowed Kid Button reduced from 38 59 to 32,50. «' Urdiea’ Prinm Kid Tap Button reduced from 88 00 to 33 00. Ludire’ Corinne Kid TIP Button reduced from $2.00 to .l 50. I 0.. H. HARVEY, ‘ 7°V6r'a- Main see. South'r‘Nomllr. A .BI-IALthCO Gor. Main and Cannon Streets. BRIDGEPORT. .._____‘*.._..._. , . :::: m a... m our mm 1...... aiandeaoeo-pet MWI‘IHNWI 'eaa Vanilleauuueueeiheuaaoa '! ,mwflaflaEMmmmnwli-u'am—amwthn . uni: Goons All!) PLENTY or THEM. “mun-rue Mmlflhfllh-II-u. an All Fancy lrl EDD “Dress Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, Etc. Banana EGIAL OPENING “meaaz: “I‘d-71L ’wu-en'hte an adies' Cotton Underwear- ~ w- ll'auu’ moI oma' (hummua‘ewgtolpuammml’ 'a—am'an' m"" .; new Goons vi numdtotoardnma ahove’tha oil mmynlgioanu‘vum. and norm it with new mile. mama. mood with ‘ * GED. A. 46 .t 48, MAIN 812, mono/nu. PAUSAI Seat Chail'S, «mm: mom-moron udlocaliauoioohalahmht liln, 1‘0! N. come It. I’llllflls, MN mm Al all kindle! ADM. AND ‘ NADA ‘ Brick, Lime, Cement, Blue Stone. Ito. Lehigh, haehuwanua, Loeuat lountain, Franklin, and Wilkeebarre lloale. unit for RUBBER Pill? Yard" foot of Waahiugtoo and liar Branch Milo» a: «Show our’s, line” Butler 21 Specially. E'J'Snviags Institution for. the Peoplels" “'41!“ WALL PAPERS. Spring Styles. Tumult“ ammo: in the town of await. Gill: al 25 finale Roll. YAISTIIG, if A?“ BARGIIG.KALSOIIRING A \D moan-mo. ADECKER’S Paint and Wall Paper Store, Swat: d Gorbatt'e low M 79 Washington St” South Norwalk. raw—fl t . --,._..-,43.2w> -f.- Ind what rem‘ggmwwmlmm- m. z: . annihilate-late in; HALL a. 00.. - burned. mwumndm hind-toting iakeallthemenfromtharuiua. covered in the Bimii‘lonngham Bone Comb manufactory ou Div atreet, ydarday. The flame- spread to the Homatonie Dru company’s building, then to the Radclifl woolen mill. 1!qu Wlneler'e [loony atora, Newell’a printing slaw-haunt and two dwelling houara. : $3 to tbleeountry. ltwaanequ la laploalaa la the Unicorn Silk our» Mon . pany'a am lane a wanna. around. DurhaOvnaaeere “People lathe n . ' . ., Alum-own. Pe.‘. amen—rm was dia- oavn'ed lutlnhuildlog of the’ilnicorn Silk Hanulactnrinx company, at Gab-mm (with odlmatNmflaudthreeneM New York) yeatarday. An alarm war ' rounded. but owing to the hour the fire oompaniea, which are compared of vol- unteera, mainly working men employed in the diaerent turnaoee, team and mills. were underthelmpreaeion that mm were an moi ’eallinsuthomtotheirday‘l work. and didnot reaponduntil the fireball been burning about twenty minutea. ' ' ' a. lupin-Ion occurred. - When they finally got to work a number oirnanwereoutheroof of auextenaionto the mill, and an exploelou occurred which . oaueedoneoitbewalla'oftheuininbulld-g ingtolallnpou the‘uien. Thereeultwae that tivewere killed and aixteen injured. Ah aoou an the apectotora could more homtheir trighttheyweuttoworktor. mm victim The following are the , a not or the Dead. . monthly-renewal; he diedoutbe waytothehoapital. Good, Joseph, agents; hewaaa boob keeper in Corwiu’a atore. " ' Erick, Charles, Iced 25; leavae a wile wfimflmi: need to n.’ the e. out) . . we! bonallkdyarmndleaveealamily. -Pad,Georga.eued 22: died on thew-y tothehoapital. loatof the M were atill‘alivewhen be taken tromthe rulne,but could not not vivethelrburte. The lulu“ Ambulances and wagon were proud nto aervice intake the injured to their bomeaorthehoapitala. Theiollowingha Multileviotlma: Derhammer,Albert;aevereacalpwouuda. Dougerty, Robert G» need a); buried undertheruiua, buttakenoutaudnaayra- cover ‘ Fenliemacber, William. aged or, in- juries may prove fatal. (iratlin, John; lace burned mdhruiaed by flying bricka. Emile, William; acalded about the lace. Jamar. homer; head out and burned about the body. ' Joiner, William; hurt about the lean. AM Kay, William:8., aged %; badly nodded. William; burned and bruiaed about and body. Moran, Michael; aged so, burned about thehudaudiace; cannotreeover.‘ Kerrie, Samuel; bead and handa out by broken glare. Prim Henry. lard Ill; badly hruieadand acaided. Bleachcuflmdasulfi; hitonthehead Wflflnmflobertflaooaudhautbadb Young,W.G.;aeveralaealpwouuda “lean-l 3.1! Work. it took there-menarche houra to A I'll-l Connecticut Fire. Bart-Ion, Conn, April Sit-Fire war die troy-dJnvol total] oi m Theywereimflr-e'd‘othearougo'i’lflm. Oueonhebuildlnp deetroyedwaaanold landmark, which waa kuWn aaihe“La Fayettebnuaa" becauaothatalnoual'renoh- inc. luitlor aeveraihounonoue yearaold. u” at low York-— ammo, gun opposite thin city. shot hi: haa leaned the iollowiugordaraior the atate camp of instruction: Camp opena on June E, cloaee Aug. 16, new. The iollowiug or sanitatiomgowcampoudatea named an iollowa: Sixty-ninth regiment, from June as to July 5; Ninth regiment, from July I to is; Foumeuth both, Thirtyveixth-nud moompauieafroan Jul 12 to 19: Thir- teenth regiment and 5%“ corps, Fir-t wean-a hriuadee. from July 19 to an; any-um. w m Eighth, Twentydgh from-I ”$0.6 8:1 lb, mpauiea, “A! '18- "I tentthucteeuth, Twenty-third. 'l'h firetand‘l‘hirtyeeventh 1-. km Ana. 2 to 9; month, MMonrth. Forty-first. Tbirtleth and todaydorameetiugol tbemembereol the executive committee 0! the Republican no, tioual committee, to hp held here Wednaa- thyJiay’lneat. Senator Quay,(3euClart— No.60}. Dudley, 1L Hallo Young and otharniamboraoi the c 9‘ ‘ willbehereouthatdateto ,kover mutton and outline plane for future party action. r The of the livawaa you“! ‘ amounted-win” their-learnt auditorium a “drama tabla. lhairlivee they I 7 .I. 0 1 Full Batteriea: Raddmlr and whom andflut. M. Buohlta: mm, 15: Cleveland. ll. Ir lore: Male. i: Uleulaud, 5. Attendance, on. ammonium 1pm moo-woman» couutolralo. ' At Philadelphia- “tibial ioSyrocuae game poatpouod on account ra I. At Loulaville— . WC‘lumbua game poatpoucd on ao- “oouui wetgmuuda c \A‘ “NW—w...— ,A GYPSY'S DESPERATE DEED. Ila Shanta Ilia Wife and tumult—4| Deo- perate Struggle. . Torn-nor, N. J..April fill—Noah Palmer, the patriarch of the bend oigypalee who have been camping (or over three weeks at wile. Brittanu Cooper Palmar. yeetarday and then putabullet into hie own brain. It la aeid that Palmer drank heavily, and on thie account bia wile would not occupy the tent with him. but alept with her two daughters. Theyhada fight over money matters and Mrs. Palmer accuaed her but band of aquunderiug all hie money indrluk. Aftereliomiughla wile through the head firedanothcrahot at herwhichpanedbeo tween thewoman and one of herdaughlera. I rPalmerle nun, who was around by the ebote, methlulatheraahewaa ioavingthe tent and a deeper!“ struggle (or the revel» ver ensued. The old man finally recovered . the revolver, which he had lost in the stray- gle, and abut himsell. The lamlly has alway enjoyed a good reputation. One of the daughtera war overcome by the calamity and made three attempta in the morning to drown mu. The iamilmibeen buttoE'ryearainhtfnia country. came from glaudnv Mrs. Palmer had influential relatives. Palmer cannot poaaihiy recover. He bar a Inn in Albany who in a livery stable keeper, and another- in Metal, Pu, who ia a horse dealer. He baa also a wealthy brother who iaahorae dealer in loudon, England. ' When They III-t Go to Peehahlll. Amara, April m—The adjutant general regiment, Fourth, Elsi» 48M u. and Thirty-third ch. trim. ascend. . Jourth; Portyoixth, Numb, Biz- irty- Sepmte companion, from Republican Olriala to fillet. ' Wanuxorox, April ate—A call was leaned ”ml. 0."! .0. NW ’leelalrlilhlllatamhlello.’ mum n—lflve‘ annual ,hvaluaa m WALKS. “elem ‘ . W Ada.” ‘ .GLOVER & OLSENZS 3“" r. Bu 8' My... SPECIALT Eu: 0‘... Sarah me new coco Elloee ‘m the one» India' French Kid Band Bowed, Ladiee’ French will aetouiah you. r A lull line of Iadiee', Ch ever adored in South Norwalk. turned and voila at prion that new. and um."- Shoee that will pay an to mine. GLOVER & OLSEN Leaders hr the Boot and shoe Trade. DENIES AND MEATS ‘ Tar «in onn nun or rr " Guyer 8:. 'Son,’ sprmdwood. A ALI: finDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. City People find it to their advantage to trade GIVE! US A TRIAL. PILLSBU RY’S NEAA g B E S A BEST , I BEST . IS THE BEST! figg¥ And urill @ntinue to be the Best. withua. 4.273223“; ’2. ”fl. r‘r' y r mannuumuinm BEST ' BEST fi‘ Mathilda-m no. * fl BEST in the he“. BEST mallow. ‘3 BEST mum BYBVEEY FIRST-GLASGROOER 0-... hflumwmmhm ’ allege” ‘ 5 m .5 Removed, gggg PILLSBURY’S BEST Ill]. ill lllll till um ill encounters. BEST 0TH ER B’RANDs “dream: BEST UMWITY AND RELIABILITY nlu’ll'm m If” N ”3 BEST at theTOP. lineman ithaoboan for the continuum ”Macaw MARRlAGE gs A FAILURE. BEST BE NOT emseew' "hm-m»- buyruurllourdao-e BEST ”vim-ill. mmktymzzoeer Momma-emulated MMb-mW-W. HmmwowhmnWbmm. BEST mauwmmmammawuam 18 non: Still A scorn mimic. g.- WWW The catatonia-g . theheaat .
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