the l’eo
our mecca hating lar ely and of the
, the market “03011;“ second, third or fourth class
gaetwn goods. second hand wares we haven’t room to
and ‘ thing that we‘lay upon our counter for exhibi-
flathe people may know that they are buying ex-
vertlsed to be perfect, and we are not asham-
cndorse every article as being without a blemish
And as for our competitor’s kind advice, we duly ap re-
. ,. and have well considered it. We haven’t the slig est
‘ ' of this would-be competitor’s ideas and expectations of
withusasa ider withaily. But avord in time,
didn’t uild your e too high for we shall turn it over with
i 3' a doubt. it may be a long—fought battle but if life permits
. shall do it.
Tor ‘Member we are buying dollars worth where you
i ' cents wort ”
, i A! , our prices they are at the present time cheaper, at
{the flange price marked than yours would be to give away
, a‘ chrome. And now that we have heard from our dearly.
-- little Wtor {or the first time we will proceed to
until notice. “For remember we are buying
where you are buying cents wert .”
anon-mm { _
Gent’s Furnishings.
In our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new
upply, and a large one at that, of the finest quality of Domet
M Flannel and Silk Shirts ever exhibited in this vicinity,
prices ranging from 25c to $3.00 each.
Also “Gordon” sashes in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 50c
”.25,
Ah all the desirable styles of Summer Ties from 250 to 1.25.
W we are buying dollars worth where you are
haying carts worth.
W, Gent’s and Children’s Outing Caps in all styles
' from 19c to 500. All styles of Canvas, Silk and
belts from 15c to 75c.
All) nine line of Gent’s cheap and line grades of under-
slwsys on hand. Prices guaranteed.
“Reubanber weare buying dollars worth where you are
’ cents worth”
‘ ‘ known fabrics for this season of the year are Outing
‘ rm u. for Tennis and Seaside suits, of which we have just
._ .. one solid case of the most desirable styles and will
.1 at‘10c per yard, never before sold less that 16c.
, A new so ply oi Chaliies just received at 7c, 14c and 16c
yard. Midst desirable styles ever exhibited Actually
iv l
15c, 25c and 35c.
H iultt‘tlitliml Ptlllut
NEH-1'11.
V res.
camera’s Prcrunss
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Successful Specialty,
ma .
l'lllllil'llllll
run Biilllli.
David Stow
I”. warn Mr
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I STAND
4,.
4‘ fr.
4‘
ple the Most Good.
SATINES. SATINES. SATINES.
A choice line of Satines, all new, handsome styles, bought
to sell for 25c per yard. Will place on sale at once at at Me
per yard.
Crinkled Seersucker.
Another good material for summer wear. They are very
scarce this season, but after great ditiiculty have secured a large
quantity best qualities and very handsome styles at the very
low figure of Rio yd.
GREAT SALE OF Fillfllliliii.
150 difierent styles of Flouncings in Cambric and Swiss.
Don’t buy Flouncings anywhere else but of us, for we are sell-
ing them at half the manufacturer's cost.
“Remember we are buying dollars worth where you are
buying cents worth."
PARASOLS! “ PARABOLS!
Again we make mention of our Parasol stock that we are
selling with so much success at prices far below our competit
era as follows: $1.25, $1.33, $1.39, $1.48, $1.53, $1.75, etc.
DOMESTIOS and DRESS GINGHAMS.
Lonsdale,
Continental 0,
Lonsdsle Cambric.
Dwi ht Anchor,
Go Unbleached Muslin for
1 case of Apron Ginghams
Prices holding good until further notice
Scotch Ginghnms, of which we ha: a» 1 large variety of
elegant styles, never have we asked over 13c, but, will sell the
same as long as they last ior lilic
American extras at
American specials at
Best quality has French Percale at
DRESS GOODS.
Best all wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c. Remember these
we guarantee to be all wool and worth 50c per yd.
The celebrated Adonis Hair Curler for 25¢, far in the lead
Tic.
Silo,
llie yd:
10c
Sc
tile
in} some our asusn'hmim;
of anything ever advertised.
will lit lulu [slut llli Willi
AND {urns eons.
Rexvd‘heat
We have been successful in introducing new goods upon
this market, because we never take hold of gobds and push
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit.
Till liliXWlllil'l"
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cerealto a large number of householders in this city. We
want 6,0001adies and gentlemen to come and test this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
Fruit of the Loom . Hal
1
1
Se;
5c?
3. oer.
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all.
odor you
run an nun i BUTTER!
200. 8. 1b.. 200. a. 110.
5i1bsafor $1.
We
BRO.
, ‘ s'rsan
nor/sin assaults»
run vars morass. m: airs, us
no Vot- Inx Detail-J's” Col-sun lo-
colvsd ”Bop-bliss- Votos III II I).
stunts (last I‘ll-Ir Ballots Aunts-t It.
All the Bank’s Anni-ants m
Wasnurcrox. June at-All day In; the
warmer the silver hill rind fiercelyin
thshousa. Mullorsetflasnhoprdcdtho
scum bill ssanswontbreak of the fiat
money or greenback crass which had
mptoverthsoonntrysornoyufllxo-
Mr. Taylor (ills) opposed thoseuateblll
ctr-firsts“ all rarietiu curl-
. gle- willhahlahsnouhasdlow
nudehargcdthat itwas bsingpnahed by (Ilia-so.
the most disgraceful lobby ever tn the
Capitol. Hardly a corner outside of the
hall of the house could be turned without
running against sumac! then. He was w
tors measure that would bring the two
metals together at the shortest possible
time and that would take the who].
product of the country. it seemed to him
that the house bill should satisfy the silver
men.
Mr. Williams tilts.) charged that the
president had sent Incn hero threatening a
veto it a tree coinage bill was passed.
Mr. Bayus (Pt) and Mr. Brosius (PL)
opmsed the senate bill. Mr. McKinley in
closing the debate said that the questions!
today was whether the financial system at
the country should be overturned. Ila op-
posedthe senate amendments because he
wanted both sold and silver used and
wanted them to be equal in purchasing
Ind legal tender quality.
Pro. Coin-go Muted.
The speaker then declared the phenom
question ordered. On motion of Mr.
Springer a separate vote was taken on the
q‘uestlon of sulntituting for the first see-
t on of the senate bill which provides for
free coinage. The senate amendment was
rejected-135 to 15¢. As will be seen by the
vote In detail, which follows. twenty-three
Republicnru voted for free coinage and
twenty-two Democrats against.
“the You and Nays.
Yeas-Jim! Annemaumon. Allen (3b.).
Anderson (It .l. Anderson (In). Flathead.
Barnes, Banlue. Blanchard. Bland. Blount, M
Breckinridxn (Ark), Brnckinrtdge (K32).
Brkhner. Brook-litre. J. ll. Brown. Brenner.
Durban-n (Va). Buttock. Bonn, Bynunr. Candis
{Ba}. Carlson. Carter. Caruth. Catching. Chip
man. Clans (Ala), Clements. Cobb, council,
W031). Corona. Cowiea, train. Crisp.
adhesion flex). Cummings, Davidson. De
Baron. Dockery, lkmey. Ednmnds. Elliott.
tun, Solos. F‘s-momma. Minn. Foreman,
Yorney. Fowler. hullon. Gibson. (littord. Good
night, Grimes. liars. Hatch. Haynes. its-rd.
HempniiL Henderson (N. (1). Herbert. Hermann.
llohnan. Kelley. Kan (PL), Kilgm. inns. Lan-
laln. Law. Inc. heater (0;). lateral”. Lewis.
Issuer. loom. martin (lad), )lcuaacy. ato-
Clcllan. ledreary, Hellman. lcltac. Hills.
Kent's-cry. Masterful. llortll, lorrow. Bloc~
ton. mo‘l'errnll, O'Neill (Mt. Owen (lndJ.
Ocarina). Parrots. W. Peel. Penninstou.
Skim-er. Smith (Ills). Springer, Stewart (an).
Stewart (Ten). Stockade. Stone (Ky), Stone
ale), Tansy. “muffins—ad (Catchment.
(0a.). Tuner (Kant. Yachts. Wad-t
Wm WW. WW 'm
Wilhhsou. Willhrns (ilk). Williams \0.,, Wit
sun (In). Wilson (W. Val-ID.
Burrows.
Burton. Butter-nun. Campbell, Chadian“).
Gannon. (Boswell. (handle. “oath-In,
Dos-wall. Coleman. Con-lock. .
Craigt‘ulbentoo (Pu), outshone. Dare
damn Delano. Dinky. Dolliver. Dowel. Dnnr
phy. Evans. Farquhar. t‘lnloy. Fitch. Flood.
flower. Frank. Hear. must-insider. (lest. Green
MnfiroutJtsli. llnnsbrongb. llnrmer. linu-
. Henderson run». Henderson (in). Hill.
Hopkins. “out. linunody, Kerr an), latch-
In. Kim. Knapp. Lacey. wanna. Lntdhw
Inning. [Anita-eh. Lind. lodge. Isiah. laser;
loaded. moons. W m
loll-icy. nun Illilhn. loam, locum. IL).
loony. lone. lurid. Inhabit. NW
O'Donnell. O’Koll (last), (Til-ill (1").le
Raina.
Mill-l.
s
Clancy
covet.
. Quachsnbnah. Quinn.
burn. Mo. tic-"ell. m It".
Word. Baryonneranton. Scull. m at—
Inenda. Esau (W. Vt). Burner, Snider, Splash.
m
(Ills), hylor (Mn). 1. n. Taylor. 1m
'I‘ownsand (PM. Tracey. Turner (I. t). Vanda»
m. VII Bellini. vmwmwm M).
Wallace m. 1.). Watson. Whey. Wilcox. m
(ln. wuss- (Wan). want. Yardley. W
Mud—ta.
The pairswereMasax-s. Atkinson (W. Va.)
with Ir. [’hcian, McCain-ck and Morgan.
Nuts and McCarthy, 1'. M. Browne and
Dnehwalto, Piehlsr and Btahlnseher,
Wnlhr (ll-Is.) and Wile, Randall (In)
and Olunte, Osborne and Hayes. Wheeler
(Mich) and Barwlg. Dotson and Martin
(Tan). Ray and Hooker. l). D. Taylor and
aunt-ad. 'r- Brooklyn. 2. Batteries:
3 MY“ Haltrcnnndlhily. Alto.
Bane hits: Toledo. 9: Columbus. 14.
Toledo, 4; Columbus. 3. Batteries:
Stunts. I: Momma. l. Batteries:
uni Runyon. Station and Ryan.
All-nus: Association.
at Washington—Washington. in: Jersey City.
1. Base rum: Washbatonfio; Jersey City. 8.
are": WashingtonJ: Jersey City. 13. list-
teries: Phillips and Eddie. IicDermott and
Inrphy.
At Baltimore—Baltimoreflz Hartford, 4. Bass
hits: Baltimore”; llantord. l8. Errors: Bab
than. 3; Hartford. 1. Eateries: Baker and
Townsend. Slain and mailing:
Ar Newark—Newark. 0; Worcester. 2 Bass
hits: Sew-rt. H: Worcester. 7. Errors: Kow-
IrkJ; Worcester. It. Batteries: Sullivan and
bully; Mord-ud'nrrion. .
Ar. “mam—wow s: New nay-.s.
nus hits: willlllfl a: New Haven. 7. 3.
Iron: Wilmington. ; New Barons narrates;
Auden» and Comer-n. Honor and llotlonl.
SALVATOR ls KING.
no Douala Tony and lakes a New
Record.
an Yeas. June m~Salvator won the
matchraosyesterdnyandtnadennawroe-
crdforamile and a quarter. Over 15.0”
people went downtoShscpsbesd Ba race
trnektoseethe contest between Santos
and Tony. it was one of theynndest
ever seen on an American race course.
Therewas no delay at the post, and they
were-ant awayntonce. Salutes tooktho
load and made the paeeaveryfut one.
Passing the stand Salvator was halt a
lengthlnfrontot Tenny. and this leadhn
increasedtoslengthaudahalfontho
uppsrtnrn.
As theyresehad tbs tar turn Salvator
drewawayandwss hailing by nearly
thrcclenatlm Thanuarrbnnenmmsnt‘nd
torideandwhipand'l‘ennyclossd until.
gap inch byinch. At the last sixteenth
Tennywnsgninlugfastonfialvator, when
Murphy ttbewhipdowntwicsow
Salvatorand managedtohosphia
infronttothswire.winn‘nxby s
halfabead. Titanium
mmnxmh-d.
Bugatti. 8., June m-Jl'hs saunas
Harlaw. from the Wat Newfoundland
coast. is hem-rad her captain, Ir. Far-
quhar,contlrmsthestatemtthathswss
refmsdpsrmlaslontolandgoodsathyilt.
Geomuulssshe would tire bond to ho
Price. Thompson and Benny, Rockwell and "I.
Rams. Clark (Wit) and Walker (In),
’ Coopsrto.) and Dibble. sues-mm. J.)
and lawlerVlckham and Bins. Gros-
vencrandYodar. 'i'hsoulyshssntssswm
Ir. Fitch (N. Y.),wholn Hr. sn-
nouncsd to be home sick. and
W t(Ps.)ananldwsll (0.).
Al otthsothsr amends-ants was dis-
ii:
iii.
ii
is?
r or
, Ifliadw'l'hklg t'IDUIIQHWICt-n
Urinary Am car than
A'l' "'3 I.“ DIVER.
‘l'haoldsstmuflsctnmollsw W new
“Influential-slalom diluent
little“ m
COME AND SEE MIG.
Flfink Boylston
rural Kline} and Liver Bur
crow-maul tilts.
Mas-Incest Wombatomefonhme
DUMB-h
y in the
my vol! are the Orlgmaland t only tidncy
:‘ealdtllsjm Cure that will‘ More you to perfect
Ail Ladle-Use
C. It. It. A.
cmé lledlclle c... Paulie, n. J. ‘
SOLD A‘l’
Plalsted’s Drug Store.
up“ South Norwslk.
”HI" I BLESSIIIG to Vltlfllll
The terrorsof thre‘il' h [by
done away with. Ono-quarter
the time of the old way, and
no tronb .
a“ ”Bilingual-fling! IsStaan!
1.7: it 0] your Brmr. or
Send mung. for sample cake of
” llenlhon Dirt " Scan to
n' “I ' ALLISON 8808.. laaotadurera.
I moons-rows, cons.
me tv
lriauuaun Riemann.
DRAGON STEPHEN 0. lam.“ Providence.
R Lounging merely from Mount attacks or
[mummy rheumatism, given up ”physicians
: who left their: a terrible «Milton, was dually
cured. when on the ndvleeol sfrtsnd who him
the manhunt: tram diseased lid . he took
HUNT! BBIIHY. ll. mama Marty
no healthy man.
us. It J. WHIPP, also of Providence. was
completely cured of a Kidney disuse which was
- accompanied by hazel-tug ot t-e heart. duress tor
breath and em! weakens, by the timely use of
aunt's BIIIIDY.
MEI?“ It ilaYlal. Du .. laws“. In,
writes. “i luv: sold Ill! rs REIBDI’ for
twenty years and would badly urn bow to keep a
drua store without it."
c. N. Carma”. Sole “rut. New York.
Joan It. "turns,
Wholnllennd that! Dealer in All kinds of
Bill. All} W001}
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone, Etc.
Lehigh, lmnlrawsnna, Locust
lountain. Forulrlin, and
Wilhesnnrrr Goals.
inn €22:- RUBBER Pillil‘
Yard ' foot oi nash‘mgtoo and lar-
ahnll streets. Era-n": line? a: Banana
PM She" Mini
Horse Buyers
Wemoonstnntlyro-
:3 a tin” Rom"
to to purposes.
You will find the m-
new 00103338. the
8281' Beans-rm. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST nuns-r or
am 803888 in rats--
ilold County. Parties
venting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
um. All Horses sold
annulus
M. H. PARSONS.
Buliyfllillli ilflill Fill.
.3; little mutual.
. at
3
it
FINE.
lulu at
20p a lb.
1“" union W ~
1- a: ‘ n'w- ‘
flush-u lunar.
Mallow-loam
arm has . .
no“. scans. s-r.‘ ”
Bennett ll -
28 Iain 81... do. Norwal
a
'.
urn, installs, nun. is
null llads in run sass-r.
AT WHOLESALE Mil) 851’ It
mum-er. as new,
Wiilllliii'llli Milli
one (“Instr—The Inst.
Beef VsflJAIhl son. mar-a.
mmmm
nut-.12.
llcnre Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly. ”
53 Washington Sim
GEO. COSTELLO.
Denierthludm
FRUITS!-
WIIOIJSLLI A31) RITA“.
Bananas a Specialty
15 Railroad Place, 80. Norwalk
m ¥
lillll'l'lllll
mu: lobster! delivued any Hussy-n
tug. 1
Fit, (listen, min, Salt lid i
Spinach, Radisheig. Asparagus
From Green‘s Farms my mug.’
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported.
Sardines.
GOODS nrlwgrgg Psosmv.
HIINTi ZELIJFF
F. KOCOUR,
iEBiHANT TAILUB
t- rendy to show the nest and [.13le or
some and SUIIEB anus '
Whichhewtlllnhenpinthehast d is,” t-
haw-tutors. ‘1
Satisfaction Gum-lad.
17' North Main Street
sum mans. con.
fit!
Swan & Bushnell, V
888 Water .m, ,
W0! M We“
muss. Zinc “mm
“at: 2‘: mw‘”m". '
: q are I!
Waive-7mm owns-II
stintonysddrusby-alllcflxl. ‘
Telephone.
How Your Prices. 9.2
lever Undone”. ,
wags”
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles, sis.
Price. to Suit.
Norwalk Chronicler