t!“ V' a e 191811006“
haveSWdodourstoredayatterdayfihyattordayfluxioustobny .oiuaandl’or what? Because we
hooorablegoodsatprioesfromfltoflpereeutlowerthauthose anyimaginablecompetitiou.
till]! SPECIAIII‘IBB THIS WEEK " .
largo varieties, large quantities to be m at our‘place only. Our prices this week will be strictly at wholesale and
manufacturers’ prices. ‘
DRY acorns A'I' YOUR OWN ppmom AT
. . SMITH’S,
manor BUILDING, SOUTH NORWALK
fir
2 u at 5&0 Yd.
"eatery . De Partment- Nashua a. Igtbleached Muslin, gc yd.
‘ ' urchased and laced on our counters Continental “- ' _ f5 yd.
5“ duo. £35132; about onethiiid actual cost as an av- A 3.0“] 4:4 Unbleached mush“ at 5" yd.
, _ D give the public an idea of the actual cost at Front of the Loom Bleached Muslin, glc y:
,. ._ of thele goods will quote the following. LOW", Bic yd
I down cost to buy 86.00 per dozen. Bright And”? to y
V at ’ u u 5.50 at Newport, ‘ . 7c yd.
u u .i 4 .50 u Lousdale Cambnc, - . 10c yd.
u u :6 4:25 is 50 pieces 44 Percale Shining just received this week, the
u u u 3 75 is same that our competitors are advertising for l2lc, as a great
at at is 3:50 u boom, 8&0 yd. .
We have also just received one case of the very best Dress
Ginghams in the finest varieties of styles, that we are selling
at Elle. Never have we asked any more for them, and which
our competitors are laying down at ill as their greatest bar-
g... oness cooos.
34 pieces of Challios at this present tune remaining on our
counter, the remainder of 75 pieces, which were received the
early part of the week, and which are selling very fast at 7c
per yard, shall continue at the same price as long as they last.
Also in this department we have a complete line of colored
and Black 36 inch Cashmeres at 150 per yard
Our general line oi Dress Goods is at the present time large
and we guarantee everything sold in the department to be pre-
cisely as represented. In Black Goods, of which we make a
specialty, we a large and varied stock, which we are
pleased at all times to show and give samples
We have also received and will sell at half what they cost
down of Ladies’ Silk Mitts, in all the desirable colorings. at
pcir; also 1 solid case containing 30 dozen of Ladies’ Swiss
. . Vestrwonsidered cheap at 250 each, will place them on
,7 at once at 6c each. '
. 50 dowenLadies’ White Aprons just received, consisting
of 25 diilerent styles, worth at cost, 35 to 50c. Your choice
”1’ thelot 23c.
. D O M E S '1' IO 5.
At our own price, cost not stood for a moment. ' Don’t
older people to humbug you, but come to us where we
5' sell you the original standard brands of domestics at what
cost to buy in 100 bale 10mm La (1 Gl dal
A' n G' hams, the very ncaster an en e,
. WW tombge produced either from New York or Boston,
Oil Cloths in all widths and at every imaginable price. Shades made and hung by competent hands employed for that
- 2 alone. Estimates given in all classes of work in that line.
bull to stain Irlul lln Wurlr
WATBII llllll Fllllll STAII
Every Afternoon for the
llrirrst Strawberries 111 Ill Martel,
Way down in Price.
EllllllLI'I'Ell ‘-
'Tilllllllll
AND SULPHUR.
We are marching to the front with our FINE GRAINED,
DELICATE, SWEET, ELGIN, CREAMERY
—BUTTER.
Which we reduce in price to
22 Pgli‘lh. 22 Per lb.
LBS.
F0R$LOO
These goods cannot be beat.
t. llrlllll & Sill,
”Dc-I.”
51W Marathltmalt
Mm Hawaii.
linltln Maturation
And IooCroam.
orders Pra-ptly “tale! 'l'o.
arr-urn. as an.
m
lllllll BARGAINS.
Ole.
Come for trial.
A SPECIALTY,
And all goods and Great Bargains for CASH, at
33 VWashin on Street. -
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[ «Transitive. man m use ammo. arms
, . arn‘nor us HEATERS.
w
“Mimi-Inland: m «or low.
Jones’ SUPERLATIV E FLOUR
l". ”" consume era but at n rm
W
”mm-utmos- n W,»
lwmowullmmn
”mym lull-In.
”anal-Imam
Wmlmn-wlrlaxinlaypro-
vokad on: or the moat spirited debates d
I! ouuion when he reportsdtromthoeom-
raisins on rules a resolution providing that
the house should proceed ‘oneotooowr
ddsrthavilvarhallagvasd ope-Wednesday
night and that the previous qua‘in
should ha «dual! or 3 p. m. Ono hundred
and twenty voted to make the silver bill
the special wdarand ll‘lagnlnstit. Moran.
Anderson, Bariino, Coons“, Dchavsn,
Freshwater», Funnon, Kelly, Morrow,
Hermann and Townsend (coin) voted
withthodcmocrata in the negative. Mr.
Bloom was beaten on a motion tor recou-
atdentionbyawuorlattons. The
pending bill was then read, after which
Mr. Conger uttered the caucus bill as a sub
atltuto. It was discussed at considerable
langthbnt novotc was reached. The can.
our bill h as lollows: '
Beltwacted,etc.,thntthe secretary or
the treasury h hereby directed to purchase
from time to time silvur bullion to the age
negate amount at 8,500.0“) wrath or has
'siivertncach month.“ the marketprioa
thereofmotucacdingil form-rut some
grains of pure ailver,andtoiaauoinpay—
mrnt toranch of silver bullion
treasurynotaoo! the Unitedsmea, to be
prepared hythesccretary of the treasury
in such term, and of arch denominations
not less than 81 nor more tiara turn, as ho
mayprcocflhe,andaamn aufilcicnt to
carry into don the provisions of this act
thereby appropriated our of any money
in the treamy notetherwise appropriated
“ml. In Coin.
Sec. b—That the treasury notes issuedin
Wanna with the provisions of this act
shall be rulcemnble on demand in coin at
the treasuryof the United States, or at the
office of any assistant treasurer of the
United States, and when so redeemed may
he reissued: but no greater or loan amount
of such notes shall be outstanding at any
time than the cost of the silver bullion
then held in the treasury purchased by
such notes, and such treasury notes shall
be a legal tender in payment of all debts,
public and private, except where otherwise
clprensly stipulated in the contract, and
shall be receivable for customs, tnxas, and
all public dual, and when so received may
be reissued, and such: note: when held by
any national banking association may be
counted as a part of its lawful reserve.
Provided, that upon demand of the holder
0! any of the treasury notes herein pro-
vided for the secretary of the
may, at. his discretion and under such reg-
ulations as he shnll prescribe, exchange
for such notes an amount of silver bullion
which stroll be equal in value at the mar,
ket price thereof on the day of exchange
to the amount of such notes presented.
The Coin-go Clo-u.
Sec. s—That the secretary of the treasury
shall coin such portion at the silver bullion
purchased under the provisions 0! this act.
as may be necessary to provide for the re-
demption of the treasury notes herein pro
vided for. and any gain oratigniorage aria.
ing from such coinage shall be accounted
for and paid into the treasury.
Sec. 5-Thnt scrunch oi the act of Feb.
as, 1878, entitled “An act to authorise the
coinugcot the standard silver dollar Ind
to restore its legal tender character" as re
quires the monthly purchase and coinage
d the some into silver dollars at not in.
than comm nor more than £41m,“
worth of silver bullion is hereby repealed.
Sec. o—Tbat whenever the market price
clothed-determined inpnruuancsotsce-
titmlol this-ct keno dollar tor 831.3
grains of pure silver, it shall lie-lawful tor
the owner of any silver bullion to deposit
the some“ my «tin-go rotate! the United
Staten to be coined Into standard silver
dollar: for his benefit, as provided lutho
act of Jan. ill, “387.
National Bowls Bola-coo.
Sec. tfi'l'hat uponthepasaagooithiaact
the balance» standing with the transom
of the United States to the reclusive cred—
ltlof national banhfordepooito Inadeto
redeem thecirculatiug homo! auchbnnh.
and all deposits thereal’rer received for like
purpooe. shall be covered into the Mary
asamiucollaneoua receipt, andtho trou-
urer of the United States shall redeem
from the general cash in the tmaury the
circulating [mm 0! said banks which may
come into his “mansion aubjecttomdemp»
tion. and upon the certificate of the comp
Rollers! the currency that such notes have
bacn waived by him and that they have
been destroyer], and nonewnoteawill be io-
ouod in their place, reimbursement at their
amount stroll be made to the treasurer, un-
der such regulations as the secretory oliho
truonry may proacrlhc, (roman approprlv
tion hanbycmtcd. to be known as ”No
tional hunk not: redemption account,"
but the prim at this act shall not ap-
plytothedopudta received under auction
hot the act of June so, 1824, requlrlugovary
national bank to keep in lawful
with thoueuurcrottho United Statue
sum equal to 6 par cant, at its
to be held and mod for IN redemption
its circulating mics, and the balance ro
maining ol the depoaita uncovered shall,
atthocloaeofaach whboreportod on
the monthly public debt stateroom no debt
oi the United Stats- heoring no interest.
smtonn provision that the act shall take
enact. thirty daystromaudaltarlta passage.
I‘m-and Amendments.
.ilr. McConn- th.) unwed loanaondtha
bowled whileit lobdll'aodopal
tonal”!!! " llr. 'raylrwtll‘hnarflwad an
rs“ or ran summers our.
following
moth againprsaantit‘a’vilvar. And thb
oonldcontinuairommonthtomonth and
fromycartoyoar.
Silver In tho Bantu.
drudngthcwanatoontholilvrr bill,
that in the portion «the country
whichhowaaoonvoraantnino—tontlnoflho
agricultural populationandotthointelli-
gautmaehauimamlwagaoarnm waruop-
poaodtothofioacoinageotflroworld'a
ailvcrbythelluihsdm SenawrShen-
mwhotdlowedntd‘ha ballavedthas
treasury notes based on silver bullion
would beuaatoaaubstitutoforpapc
mooryaseouldboconcoivad. 11. did not
feariogivabotholso notu or
and value that the United
confer.
woman
no FIvingDrlfldtheSonMBOu-y
n Sumac.
Wm Pom, N. 1." June d-Thurlday
was the hottest day at the present spring.
Thoapactators, seated in the shade along
mo hillside, suffered from the weather,
while the men participating in the drills
and artillery exercises were in real danger
of being overcome by the great heat. The
honrd of visitors inspecud the treasurer’a
omen and disbursing department, where
tiny seemed to find everything satisfac‘
Dory. Theeumlnations oi the classes in
natural and experimental philosophy Ind
in brilliance and gunnery took - place
undertheauperviaion of t e board The
members of the classes acquitted them-
selves creditably.
.Then came the great event of the day,
the firing drill o! the sen coast battery.
The firing was Lrom a pointontheriver
aide to the cliff known as Crows’ Nest, a
distance of 2,100 and 2,31) feet. Col. J. M.
Wilson, superintendent of the academy,
personally directed these exercises. The
target was a large painted patch of white
upon the side of the clifi. The guns were
manned by the cadets of the second class,
commanded by chiefs of detachments from
thefirst class, and that their marksmanship
was good was evidenced by the frequency
with which the projectiles could beacon
striking the target and sending fragments
of white painted rock flying.
There were two 15inch smooth bone,
firing 450 pound oolid shot; three Much
converted rides. firing no pound solid shot,
and a 13inch 2n} pound mortar.
grits-could
“'nnt tho McKinley Bill Amended.
COLI‘XBL’S, 0., June d—Tbe Ohio Wool
Growera’ association is holding an impor-
tant meeting here. Among those present
were David Harputer, president. oftho Ohio
association: Hon. Columbus Delano, preli-
dent oi the Kational association; Judge
William Lawrence, lion. Daniel Boyd and
other prominent gentlemen. In a meat
suit Judge Butler, of the l‘nited States
court at Philadelphia, held that woolo
named in the third classes native South
American, native Smyrna, etc, though im—
proved by the introduction of Spanish
merino or English blood. still remained as
carpet. wool and could be admitted and
classified for payment. of duty as such.
This, the wool growers maintain, sweeps
away the good erl‘ect of the McKinley bill
and makes an amendment necessary. It
the decision issustaincd and the bill al~
lowedto remain unchanged all wools oi
fmlgn countries, notwithstanding the im-
provements, will be admitted at carpet
wool duties. Judge Lawrence made a
strong speech in favor of insisting upon an
amendment to the McKinley bill that
would doctunlly stop the importation of
clothing wool classified as carpet. wool. An
odor! will be made to get the senate to so
md the bill as to remove all doubt on
this point and make plain the clause do-
finllts urprt and clothing wools.
‘I'Iw Newfoundland Trouble.
Lerner, Juno til—In the house or corn-
mons Sir James Ferguson, under foreign
monetary, stated that the government was
in receipt of oflicinl cablegrama showing
that there had been no landiugof a French
armed force at St. George's bay or also-
whcve in Newioundland or Nova Scott;
The commander of the bench ship had so
quoted the removal of certain note, which
request he was justified to making. No
throatohadbconmademorhad thorohecn
any refusal to pay taxes, although resolu-
tions to that effect had been voted.
no taro Cull-r- loo-trod.
Arum, Juno 6.-—0h account of the
civilian to tho cxecutlvo cham-
bwwhodsaireto soc thegovernorin rel-a
money tic-tube bills remaining in his hands,
Willi! wan oompellodtoaatabltah
thorulo autonomy collar-during tho
thirty working day- allowod to the govern»
ovfovtho of bills will expire
at midnight Saturday, and about a bun-
aro all to become lawn
M- .. .w . W ...
11.. sputum snowy-m.
arms Jana n-Altnfl ‘l‘.l’orrlna,
woman of
usable practis-
llawasuu natural
tho
,3, : ., ”,1!“th
WmoroxJunoa—Mr. Hheoch, ad- My st
sanction '
”Madam-except. state unicorn. The
tired and eighty are yet to be signed it they
M
, v...”"'°-"'
are...“ area-ea..." ..
-, Mmm'waaaamam
‘ llilll
to o, a r—r>
,. ............... r a r as“ oo—rs
habits: New York. 8; Bo”. rs. Errors:
Row York, theorem. 1. Batteries: Welohaud
. tenors-minnow Attendance, m.
Al ..
WWI. ........ OOOISOSDO-O
flooklyn ............. 0l0040000~5
Ilse hits: Phil-dolphin, 13: Brooklyn, It En
Mi: Phiiulclphia. 3: Brooklyn. 1. Bulletin:
Gleason and Clements, lat-en and Blotting. AL
tendons-o. 1.190.
.at Cleveland—-
Chicago-Cleveland game called at the end 0!
the third tnningou account of rain.
All’iltaburx— .
Pillsbury ............. 000000100—1 thenlnelelerl
Ciao-taut ........... sotorooor—o mathwotonlyifiu
Buehlts:l’iltshlrrg.lciwinunai,9. firm: ”I - Wear-bath“
mom a; s. m: Sohmttt 9"”-
nauoers'r a. w. sxrrn tuna. a a
“dB-arsenlnummd “mimos- or lhrahovoto'tl. and
thus
I: s Blur)! l w
Amarlenu Association
an
AtBroohlyn—v- Imfllhflldderln the
main”... ......2 o r o o o o a r~a m
norm ........... oseouoroo—s
Base hits: Brooklyn, it; Rochester, 8. Emu:
Brooklyn. 9; Rochester, t' Bacteria: mu.
more and Bowen, McGuire and Barr.
At (30th
o. rt. Gunman-.fidemnewyuy.
Columbus ........... 001010
0 l 0-
Toledo ................ l t) d 0 0 0 0 0 0—-
Boso hits: Columbus, 8: Toledo. 1 Errors:
Momma; 'i'xlcdo, 1. Batteries: Smith and >
Bags. eran O‘Connor. mullet Woven mflfl‘
At Louinille— no". “it
loula’ville ............ ororoooor~a '
3&1“;le ........... OlllSSOIO-A-il . -
Bose :11)ni.svilio,ti; St. Louis. 14. Errors: If h 0 I
[0va «i; St. touts. 5. Batteries: Meakin ls , Y8 fills, all“, a
and Ryan, Bouncy and Hanson.
At Syracuso— __._
latex-x :5 3 3 l’ 3 3 2 it 1:: Spinach. Radishes'. Asparagus
Base NBZSII'ICIse, ll; Athletic, it). Errors:
Snowman; Athletic, 3. Batteria: Casey and
O‘Rourke, McMahon and Robinson.
Atlantic Association.
At Newark~xewark, 8-. Wilmington, 5. lines
hits: Newark. 9; Wilmington, 9. Errors: New-
ark, 8; Wilmington, 2. Batteries: Hitler and
Duly, Stein and Common.
At New Haven—New Haven, 5; Jersey City.
10. Bass hits: New Haven, 6; Jersey City, lib
Errors: New Haven. 8: Jersey City, 5. Ballerina:
Gillilnnd and lloifonl. llcberruitt and Murphy.
A! Worcester—“'orcater. to; Hartford, 5.
Boos hits: Womestor, ll; Hartford. 8. Errors:
Women}: Hartford}. Batteries: Winklemnn
Ind Moore, Word and Wilson.
From Green's Farms every morning.
Pure ’l‘omato Catsnp, Imported
Sardines. ‘
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
HUNT “BLUFF :
l'le Prrrlr’s Slrrr
36 Main Street, Norwalk,
Is the Place
Tomahlow priceson all ktudaot
F URNIT.UREi..-{
BABY COACHES
Bold without regard to coal Oh, those
A Bridgeport Embonlcr.
Bmmmm, Conn, June d—A ease of
embezzlement which occurred several
months since, by which several prominent
midcnta of Tumbuil and surrounding
iownaiost large amounts of money, has
Just come to light. The alleged embeuler
is Rollin Beers, son of Legrand i). Beers, a
young lawyer of much promise doing busi-
ness in Bridgeport. Several months ago
Mr. Beers visited his home and secured a
llrge nrnout of money from his brother-rid
sister, two wealthy neighbors, Miles and
Elliott Beardsley, Rev. C. G. Adams, pro-
prietor of The Church Record, in South-
port, and others, representing that he
would invest it in mortgages in Brooklyn Parlor and Chamber Suits
paying large dividends it is expectedthat
his embezzlement: will reach nearly asa- low manner
on. Elliott and Miles Beardsley, itiasaid,
werevictimized to the extent of 815,”),
and the others in amounts ranging from
no» to $5.000. it is thought Beenhas
gone toCanadu.
in lactcrcrything 10 to 15 per cent. lower than
err.
in r rmmesii
HORSES
Battier, Currier, Carriages,
illitltl, Harnesses, Etc. 1.
navhgnmowd-ymhelaiverrfihcktoha
Nor-walk Fair Ground.
The Mubarak Conference.
ROSDOL’T, 3". Y., June ill—At the Mnhonk
Negro conference 1!. G. lionghton, of Bon-
ton, read numerous letters and telegrams
of regret from prominent men in dill'erent
sections of the country. The discussion of
the home lite of the negro inthe black
belt of the south was opened by Mina
Emerson, secretary of the bureau of Wom-
an’s Work of the American Missionary so-
ciety. She was followed by President
Woodworth, oi Tourgnioo university of
Mininippiiliev. Dr. Pltree, of Washing-
ton, and others. The discussion was very
ornamentation: 2., Mia“;
subject were presented by John Joy, of
Whafl‘r. li‘miiilriir 6333's.; “AN‘DVAGONS
enrrrnmrrenstar 4 . ’
m..." was; “‘ llrrlrle art Surlr Hanna
Phrhhmlt‘jdno d—Tha lbitli. an- Olfllmnhwndfll- '
mechanic-e“ c‘" ”m" ’“ 1'93?“ ‘°' W
wmrg’wfim of ‘m 1:»; s-hw‘v. Gd‘E60RY.
manta of arts, sciences, philosophy, law,
medicine, dental surgery and veterinary
medicine. Commencement .aaawwo
alonheld at Bryn Hawrcollegs (tor woman).
atBrynlawr,Pa. Thonadunting class.
which includes ladies tram all parts 01 the
country, was addressed by Professor Ora
,actingprosidantoi Johan! pklna
nulvur'aity. .. o
Want-show.
Salome, Juno n—-Anewcompiication
haaarlaontnthocasool Mansfield King.
thoIlanverhank robber. Governor Frau-
etahaahonored the requisition ”hull?!
thogovevnorotColosado,bnt Sharia Do-
aanhach.etst.louhoounty,haanotdaltv-
arodKlugtotha Dauvar Mandin-
aaldhenhusatodoaouutllthorowardof
amwendbythansamhaakhaoboau
paid. Kinghnndar indictmautt‘orborso
stealing and therefore to thou-study“
thasourt. litatrtalhaatforh‘rldaynm
a Who nuraua or.
Boston. Juno a—‘rho strike at J. P,
squmazom mm
,whtshwaa
llllrllr & trnlrrl.
200 a lb. f
M. 7
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