“1:?
"x
5' m EVENING serum.
" ; am sown. stow-arm.
am
In int-smmilm
Minds-amend; slauaanpisstcsats.
p
, law Inst liar-Id ‘aathar Forecasts.
"’ Knuth pulsation of rsasurs from
thssooioosan will proba 5‘me the
on ths coast from or y to
‘i ‘ . Ila, but the “hot wave” in the
“We! thsoountry and or ihissec-
"tics b. not been dissipated. The storm
«0th y on Lake Huron, now on
like ntario, will probably advance
natnrd. followed by rain, from the
lower lake region to Central Pennsyl-
‘mis. and thence eastward to the Atlan-
tic coasts. lh'lhla district today, fair to
.jprtiy cloudy weatehr will probably pre-
‘vail, with slight thermal changes and
light to fresh southerly winds, followed
by rain and slightly lower temperature.
In the Kiddie States and New England,
fairto partly cloudy weather will pre-
fl‘lwith alight thermal changes and
f _ aoutheaaterly to. southwesterly
winds, followed by slightly lower teln-
turs and local rains near the coasts.
it Thursday, in this section and in New
England, slightly cooler. partly cloudy
to fair weather will probably prevail
with southwesterly and westerly winds,
mailed by rain on the New England
enacts; and on Friday, fair, slightly cool-
or end lea humid weather, followed by
Win distemper-aims. ' '
“ ‘ ’Ilnlbtiro “has for Tet-llamas.
nature. more. Eightide Lowtide
4.24 7.29 11.19 5.05
74:55.. T" T
The uptown odice of THE Ssxrlxsl.
was moved today from No. 25 Main
street to No. 29 Wall street, in the store
of E. N. Sloan.
Hope Hose company was out for a run
last evening.
The grocery stores in this city will he
closed all day on July 4.
—-—Fine Creamery Butter in Prints at
C. P. Keeler’s, 7 Water Sh, Norwalk.
Attention is called to a change in the
time table of the little steamer “Medea."
The gains of ball between the printers
and Company F will take place on July
12
—.-.‘°Island Gem” flou:the best manu-
factored.
A second-hand white canvas top wagon
is offered in the “for sale" column to
day.
David McLea—urfiof ‘Danbury, has
bought the Beckwith cottage at ilell ls-
land.
-—100 new laTvn mowers. good ma-
chines, only 83 each. W. I’odmore.
The boat Horace F., with a cargo of
El Mora bituminous coal is at Raymond
Brothers’ wharf.
People who Er}. borough taxes to
pay, should pay them before July 5. De-
linquents are liable to a penalty.
—Cottage bread at Atherton's.
The new bell, the gift of Miss Julia A.
Lockwood, was placed in the steeple of
the First Congregational church yester‘
day.
A new pane of glass was put in W.
W. Cometock’s window to-day in place
of the one that was broken by a bullet a
few weeks ago.
Herideu is not satisfied with its popu-
lation of 23,118, as indicated by the re-
cent census, but wants 26,000 or 27,000,
and demands a recount.
Connecticut has been alloted $5,637 of
the “00,000 appropriated by Congress
for “arming and equipping the militia"
for the coming fiscal year.
—-I.save your cram?" Lobsters and
Salmon for the fourth at Hunt & Zelui‘l ‘s.
TbeLadiea’ Aid Society of the East
Avenue lil. E. church, will meet this
evening at the insillelmc of Mrs. Frank
Seymour on Henry street.
ArthurL. Benedict and George Whelp‘
fey went shark fishing yesterday after-
noon. They each hooked a dog lish and
"toy believe they were sharks.
—l.save your ordersvfor ice cream de-
livered Fourth of July, at Atherton's.
manifesto, allowing the firing of guns,
pistols, eto., between the hours of sunset
on July 3 and midnight on July 4.
Themnuing race between Nolan and
nothing 'which was to have been held
yestilhldy’ afternoon, was postponed until
early tomorrow evening at Stamford.
41hr wmther is hot, but you can sl-
wsya get a cool, refreshing drink of soda
or trainers! water at Plahted's drug store.
Extra policeman John Lovejoy is re-
lhvingChisf Buttery on day duty to—day.
_ firschlsf rode the goat at the institution
the new council of American Me-
chanics last evening.
g—l'suuy’s hon-boos and chocolates at
m“: _’_
R. Atkins, of Bridgeport; is covering
thptown records with canvas in order
to preserve them. They were covered
Ihouttenyeara ago, butthe covers of
some of tha books have worn out,
James Ksating, formerly a brakeinsn
on Conductor Lynch's New Haven and
My freight, has been promoted to
opfluetor. lie is running an extra
fright on the Danbnry and Norwsllr.
mood Flour for 901:}... a bag, at C.
P..Ksslar’s, Norwslk, Conn.
Jamil L’Bominedien for the past two
days has bsen at Bay Shore, 1.. i.. to
attend the reunion of the With New
York regiment. it was the first reunion
ever held by the regiment and one hun-
dred sodhizlaety veterans were present.
Am i guests was Col. Btowsrt L.
warm
0
r
' m cm River School prelim It the
islands yesterday.
Hart Danton raised a new
h on
Franklin avenue, yesterday. aye
Owing to the scarcity of water the
borough watering tanks are still empty.
—Vienaa rolls at Alberton's.
A dog which had a ti: was killed near
the Norwalk Iron Works this morning.
lira. John H. Kennsy and son moved
yesterday from Norwalk to Long island
City. ”W“
The members of Phicnix Engine Com-
pany were out for their monthly wash
last evening.
-Good Butter for 20 eta. II. it C. 1’.
Keeler's, 7 Water St" Norwalk.
Howard dd FEE. is improving
rapidly in health in the dry air of the
Catskills. _~ -m”
John Lovcjoy, John Tulley and T. J.
Byrnes will do extra police duty on the
evening of July 3.
boat dock for Return Point on the steamer
Medea this evening at eight o’clock.
Hope Hose company voted last evenv
ing not to attend the iiremen's tourna:
ment at Great Barrington on July 4.
n—New baby carriages, “and upwards,
at Podmore‘s. . .
Captain Hiram Bell will hold his an-
nual clam bake on July 4, at his oyster
house. He has invitedalarge number
of his friends to takedinner with him.
—New Bakery, No. 2 Hubbard Avenue,
Benedict Farm. Fresh bread, rolls and
pies at 4 o’clock, on the New York prin-
ciple. C. L. Hubbard. Business to rent
or for sale.
The Pequot Council, an organization
oi the Citizens of the village of Sloth-
port for village improvement, assisted
by the Sasquanaug association, is hold—
ing a mammoth entertainment on a
magnificent scale this week. The festiv-
ities began last night.
The Scuth Norwiilk Savings Iiank has
declared a dividend to depositors at the
rate of four per cent. per annum, for the
six months ending July 1, payable on
and after July 10.
-——I"rcsb milk by the Vlluart every day
at Theo. Knapp’s old stand.
A young man tried to turn around a
team on the Washington street crossing
last evening and one of the wheels
caught between the rails and planking.
It was just previous to the arrival of a
fast express but the carriage was lifted
from its dangerous position in time to
avert an accident.
ing, voted not to favor going into camp
for eight days. The members thought
that if they voted to go to camp for
eight days their employers might be dis-
pleased, while if they were ordered to
do so nothing could be said whereby
they would be blamed.
-——I~‘resh bread and rollsrearly mornings,
at Atherton’s.
The Bridgeport Wllr’t‘lint‘fl will have a
road race on August :3, utlzml p m I iar
evaluable silver trophy (ull‘erul by ihe
l’ope Manufacturing company. The
course will be 12.; miles straight-away
road track to the West End, along the
lower road toward South Norwnlk.
A lawn supper was held at the resi-
dence of Fred Kcyser at West Norwalk
last evening for the benefit of the chapel.
A large number oi Norwaik and South
Norwalk people were present. A. Sol-
mans donated the Use of two carryalls
and the people from this city were taken
to West Norwnlk and return free of
charge.
joyed and a neat sum was realized.
-—Lasts twice as long as cheap soup for
laundry use—limssels.
WESTERN EN’l‘l-tltl’lilsll.
Making ltlda for Bolld Connecticut Iii-
«liistrles.
The Omaha llaily lice of a recent date
contains the followmg: “A move is now
on foot which, if successfully carried out.
will secure for Council Bluffs the location
of a mammoth enterprise. The pro-
prietors oi a big hat factory in lisnbmy,
Conn., desire to move their plant West,
and will locate hen- if ihc necessary in
ducement is offered." Tile liee goes on
to say that it is proposed to offer the
Connecticut company lliiy acres of land
valued “$1,000 an euro as an induct»
ment to locate there. That there is a
basis of truth in the foregoing is evident
from this utterance of the Danhury
News: "There is no exaggeration in the
degree of danger to our chief industry
threatened by the active enterprise of
some of our western cities. letters have
been received recently from western
points by some of our manufacturers
urging them to locale at these points.
One such letter was received this week
by one of our oldest and most successful
manufacturing firms, setting forth in
strong language the advantage of their:
City, 1a., as a manufacturing center,
and urging this firm to leave Dsnhury
and go there. Some of our people are
often head deploring that we have but
one industry. We had better stop do.
ploriug and fall to admiring that one
industry, or we may be given something
worth deploring."
Knocked Down at the Crossing.
hast evening as Albert Wells was
doing duty at the Washington street
crossing, he stepped in front of s horse
that was crossing the track and was
knocked down. Ills left ankle was bad.
ly strained but he was not otherwise in-
jnred. The driver of the horse was
Harry Benedict.
——Uartsr Harrison, manner of Chica-
go, says: "Elincei have used Brussels soap
Ihave been led to believe there is some
good in me yet.”
i‘ompany I), at their meeting last even- T
and return, from west side of the rail- L
The occasion was much en- "
f
».
scorn nonwaut nvsnwo
A GREAT POKER one
s .
now a Bridgeport Ian Dropped Several
Hundred Dollars.
The Bridgeport Standard is the author.
ity for the following story of a poker
game said to have recently taken place
in that city. it is very easy to formu-
late a poker story, but whether it is true
or not it is interesting enough and has
a marsh-—
"Two Well-known society gentlemen
of , this city and their wives were the
principals in a poker game, which occur-
red u few nights ago, in which remark-
able bands were held by the two gentle-
men. When the cards were dealt Mr.
S—~—, who isa prominent business man,
held three clubs and two cards of anoth-
er suit, and Dir. C-, a prominent
manufacturer, held the aces of clubs and
clubs.
the
Mr. C , who
left of Mr. 8‘», put up his
ante and all four players came
in. Mr. S——~~ drew two cards and
filled his club flush, the hand consisting
of the riine,cighl,seveu, six and five
spot. The other gentleman concluded
to discard his nccof spades. He drew
the ten of clubs, thus holding ll straight
flush of clubs, consisting of the new,
king, queen, jack and tea.
"The ladies dropped out and the two
men continued raising the limit, which
was small, until finally Mr. Cm“, who
had the large flush, said carelessly:
“There is no use of keeping this up, you
can‘t beat my hand.’ But Mr. 3..-,
with his straight flush. didn't intend to
he bluiied so he insisted on raising again.
This went on for many minutes when
Mr. S--~ finally said: 'Well, l.‘«—---—,
I've got this clinched with a big band:
you had better slop.’ Illit C——-r refused
then, saying that he was bound to raise
him. The men went on betting until
they had wagered all the ready money
they had in their possession, amounting
to several hundred dollars and finally
Mr. (.‘- culled his opponent. Mr.
S has not got over the surprise yet
and his irirnlls are enjoying the fun. It
was a very l't.‘lllnll~.'itilli‘ thing that bolh
gentlemen shnuld hold a straighl ilii~h
of the saun- suit."
sat at
Y. M. C. A. Notes.
The regular monthly funding of the
board of directors \vill lu- lie-lei this lit'l‘li-
ing at “:00 o'clock. I: l1 hoped the
members will gulllvr promptly so that
the met-ling may be over upmlly as
early.
The organization and first rrhmusul of
a male quartetto Will occur this evening
in the parlor of the association.
«To spend $300 in raising and training
a horse and then to have him win only
a 31". race isliiie trying to cconornmn
by using any other soup than Brussels.
WANTED.
Advertisements under this had uol i'xtsuliDK:
lines. 1 time 2131‘. fl times to. l wet-Ii Si 00.
GIRLTO DU lelll'l‘ llul‘nfiwullfi. ll .piin»
in Main 3!. JV:
AGEHMAN tiAlifiNEli. MARRIED. BIT N0
I'lllllrul, vv'shea :i riilluzam as gardener u:
ul‘hvrwise. Work b .- day or we: k. “‘lic .~' “Hull-.2
:0 do when: h.\u.-q-werk,ri a.» wm‘ alul :rln.
("an shmr lk'si refutes-rm. A Why in
.00. .1 JOHN l. sMITll. Fin'mi.
ron SAiE.
Ailteitlsrmmts under {his head. no: l-x- . . ‘ l .
lines. 1 time sec. 3 times nor. 1 I't'i'k £1 1
gar-0ND HAND wni'rs cam ASV'I'UII um:
on. :11 good OYdl‘Y' sll‘lznlie fur ll‘ll'l‘llt‘! or from
df‘lllf‘f.
I’lvr Coma.- Sluvp. New I‘auiun linsrl
Norwslk,
’l‘llB CIUAR AND (‘thi'Kt’l‘lUNliliY lll'el
nods on Woodward arr-nun, limv Cililililt‘il‘ll by
James Village. Apply on the premises. gull lr
sBCUND-HAND HASH IN until) i'llh‘bl-
lion. Prim-$1"). lntl'llft' at 1'. Sum: hlltn
attend. 50th Nurua‘lk. ~.i'.'l.lf
, DMINISTKATUH'S HALE. A DWELLING
x Iluusc and about ll arre- ui land, on El Neck
mud. in builill Nilrwalk. being the huiiu'slv-u. lair j.
occupied by Benjamin I’. licul. doused. llllplsri-
of William D. Ht’t'iL Administrator. it!) if
I ltilsh'ol’ialllJ-i l’ltit‘lfri AND UN EASY
Ti-ilthi‘i- Also INVKSTMENT BONDS. LOANS.
NEliin‘lA’l‘ED. TAYLOR in (mums, limir
anoc Agents i) ll) if
’I‘WO chulce lilllldlllg ails. 50 and on {ll'l from. on
West avenue. Apply to W. (i. SAMMli-l. or
i. It. now. "2”
Advertisements under this head, not (‘Xfl‘ixlilllt 5
lines, 1 time the, a limes 50c. l week “.00.
COTTAGE HF BIA IN iiilUMH. AND ALI.
modern lfnlll'iin‘lll'llll Iii-m '1': pr! mulch,
tiltuali-il at corner of llsrhnr and t‘halwl sire-its.
Apply to I’. ll. buyer, 2!: Wall ill. . Norwalk, n.“ in:
\'lliY Dibllitltllhh‘. .iI’Alt'f'MlN’l‘H Il'i‘ ilNi‘K.
lli hours: Sn ’. Ann l'lfl‘i‘i, remaining ’- mum,
a Karin: stilt, cellar and him: yltlll. inquire or III v.1
horn-c. lyl ‘ii
vmlrlraul) sloll'r bonus A’i‘ NI). 9 RA”.
i. rusilplaoe. quulrson theprsmim. Ju‘fllw
Allover sublime—«nevus "Mi 7 house.
and ham has rmluf'ovihrw hours mid rarr
rlsgcs. Applyto Thomas Village, “4.1 Day sirwl,
tjoulh Nome It. 7. ‘ill if
”(NINE IN Bhb’l' NONWAIM. SIX ROOM“.
4‘ oomph-lo. fi'tllff.fl‘fll flfl. Also a house on
'oodwari IIJUIUI' of E. A, anl
rink“ , , , in“.
'1‘"! BEHIND FLOUR 0i" l.lillt.tlii’ Dl'llll)‘
ing, 6 rooms. lnquln‘ at Library l'lmml. “ml if
avenue, 5| 5.
I (Will-1 0' Klilll'f’ alums 0N THIJJKS NT .
Booth Norwalk. Water and ion vrnvemunln in
house. ltellt Ilii. Apply to John . Knapp. 9‘2
West sires-l, booth Norwalk. mil)
spades, and the king, queen and jack of m
Woiislts.lll'll.i)mu him. AND mums n .
Mam..." _.
” nivmuiln NOTIDE.
Bou'rn lloitwsta Sunnis Burs,
liovru Nonwsta. con, June 30,1800.
'1' a meeting of the rs of this flank, held
this due a dividend to cpoalfon was decimal
at the rate of 4 cent. annual. for the six
months ending My 1, l . and p! bio on and
after July in interest not drawn in ll be crmllted
to accounts and draw lnmat from Jul“.
”‘1 lw JOHN H. KNAPI’, cssursr.
Dividend Notice.
Nealuur flan-es But ll'f r, l_
NORWAl-K. June '20, limo. l
e, luteretl at the rate of Four (4) r com. an-
auto for the current six months wl l be m lied to
depositors July 1, lbw, and paid to tin-in on and
after July to. U. it. Mll.i.ltit. Tress.
ju 23 j]:
sour-n aonwann savrsos as as
bl Washington street.
a Dallyfromfl to 11 a.in.,and from I lo a on
an on Baiurdayevcuinga from a to s.
II’Iatarsst allowed on Deposits.
swim somms Pm.-
.iouu u. I'Bltlilii. Vloof'rcm
JOHN u. mayo 5w .1... Treat
Enid. 31:11,. IF!“ 1:3",
UNDERTAKER.
3'! Mirth Main Sim". Nonlll Noni-,1",-
ell.
Open at all hours. The '11er (Ni of an it il‘nilmcf
and Funeral Dim-ior scruml. Ilyl xy
A. s. Fungus,
JEWELER.
Diamond», Watches, Jewelry.
‘ Fine'fi'atth Kahuna a was: c.
39 South Mulls I'll" - .‘itruui Nlnvcnll.
Merrill Business College.
An Enterprising, Pracllcal
Training aohool.
T’rcparcil both sexes for buslnvss life in the anuruw.
lime consistent with thorough lm‘lmlillnll Terms
flammable. Immimn centre: and thallium . For
catalogue and desired llllln’lnliltilfl. lilting!
PRESIDENT, MERRILL lil'slxa‘as (‘uLLEt‘riL
jitf standard. Noun.
Arrive-l today. a car Infill uf linrsrs. sailinlc for
all [:llrpusr-I (an how ru all stiller remit-:1 UPC”.
pit-d by S. W fir-'lrnry. lLiiJruad l‘lari- ".hm tux
locales si nil-yuydm rank-nine, (‘ail and "i '.';n. Isl
A. SOLMANS.
WlSllllG'l'BE islllllET.
(ins- Qimlit), -"'Ill‘ lied.
v.
ma... ‘
liter. \f‘ltl. Iranih. Mil'lIvL, I‘i-rk. Suzi am Prion.
l‘tlnlrd Beef, HUM -.l 'I'nl pile, lime.
hhriuidvra' Ii l'a:- ;::i. P‘r‘ii -,.
{nuptials
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’rompily.
CHARLES SMITH
5:! Washington Street.
.ImmllsamSalTllflli
STRAW HATS
5 \I.E l‘IHIMI‘IM I'x‘i.
Saturday, June 21,
AND
('llN'l‘lNl' [NH US Ii W EEK
Mrs.w.riwcsrrs
3 Water Slrcel, Norwalk.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Flu"! “.50 l'l'.
k“ .
l‘nlumhlu Hum ll mister hilly
Lnalli‘rl' t‘oluinhhl 5 Vi iv . . in.
laulli's‘ llilzlil “llMlP'l r Hail-'y .. ."
I'ri-lllu-r lefl‘ly' hulls n l nmulill ‘
YUR'II“ l‘lrilllvr, il 'l' v N ha ‘
(Jail and l-Ixmuiiii‘ Much.
Free instructions in All Custom rs.
Belon- you llily a ti lli'sl, ,wl our li'rllw nllvl
Jackson Bros,
GR Wall Street, hem-alt, t'lfviu.
1 OUBBONHIRARD PLACE. ll litmus ALI.
modern improvements. ifrnt low. ILAIL
alas. mill l_f
lotto)! Al'llil. let, on illi'mllllt PLACE.
lower floor live rooms and two rooms in Itllr‘
'4: ,Wflh-_,---. . W . .. M. . .1?" L'
I GUESS, B'i‘oitfl AND BARN 0N cums
. street and Wilton avenue, Norwalk. lni ulrr
of firm iirnllh. ii if
PLIAHAN’I' Roll Hi It (:01inth
locality ls odeml to persvnis who would like to
visit Washington some than dnrl the winter or
ring. from surfboard .00 a ,- lull.
hrmr.llmlsr..fl.w.. rshlngton.D.U. emu
_ . .170"!!!
“alums “has“ s... heed not excasdluitkli
lines, itlms we. a timer 50c. 1 week Dim.
SIXTlm—Pm BAIL filiAitPll of"?
Great Marsh. out green color. For luff".
inatloa inquire of D. i’. lions", Bo. Nmrvslk. )yi
.. .. .-_ W. _.. , . -._._.'!
PA RI 8 6% RE. EN
in packages, Moanls.
Saws Filled.
an varieties, satisfactorily in mm mm yssrs‘
expiration. ammonia-l Johlistoii) Jinfir-
W. s i“
lugli
EIdYoLESQ
Beadqusrlen for Iht
WARWICK AND \‘IC’I‘DH
Pmiscllon. Safety and other high rule Whroll.
Also a rim-class 8am . all hall srlngs. .75.
First-class secondhand heels fort-ale. iii-purine
In all its branches.
Iron-cry 3!. Wheeler.
l3! Water- ittrsst. south Nokuik, spin rim
Nest.
WletJflB PRINTIN
This
Office.
Hollislllnlsru
. 4th
w
lllllelllllllll‘Sllll
SEA BEACH, COREY ISLAND
CITY "or ALBANY
Friday, July 4th.
Fare for the entire round trip. rallrcad included.
to cents.
Leave South Norwalk at 9 a. m., returning by
moonli 'ht. Leave Coney Island at 5 iii p. m., l‘n-r
'L‘l I. .. at 6 l0 p. in.. East :llsl strut, at 6.30 p. In.
Jilin; ltv
NOTICE.
Fourth ' of July
llelllllSllllll
To NEW YORK
AND 13‘ Till
HUDSON RIVER
The vrcli known steamer
CAPE CHARLES.
lllyxlleg muster), will make an excursion to
New York and up the Hudson River,
0.\'
JULY 4th, 1890
(.wmg all “in (ipparl-lnfly lo rlljtlj' a pit-Mall! [hp
up live "American Ilhinv" and in an: the:
.I V V . 0 ‘ I '
IAR lAIlhD IA Llhdllh. .
(Ivvly rcfll‘nf runs of farpu:21 he rimmed. Liar:-
Slgluli Nurmllk v.3 [Irrrlestircu' Ral‘rmul. a! Si 3' it
-2 and returning lcaw frat 1)! 219; street,
' ksihls Eil'll’slhii,
v the (limpet, and vi
24‘. nu. dmvl up :luv
.u,
ll .i‘-w:l
hour for
’hls gene-(:1.
SIDNEY STARBI'C‘K.
" lent and lie mm. Mailsztr N. w Er _' vim:
.. . l limyrtl j. . . ,\
To? 7 July
\Tv~—
ROTON POINT.
STEVE Bllfllllll.
The (‘hauiplcn Bruin- Jumper vi Yho W: !,
ultl paddli- a m:.c
III "is Rubber suit.
Aer-Nu! by
Gene Mercadier,
The Fancy 'l" . it So illlilr',
Who u ,l awin a. wile: uf u mil.~ \\ 'l. “ll ll- ”ill
for! 1 v-d. “.{H lll- diim'v we - Ill in. ‘l ll-ihil, vml
pl rinrill im- mu"! «Lil. ml {rul- l-tr r a": llin’r [I by
any one than .n the wnrul.
FIN “EINSTEIN K ltNl‘ lll'lll,
M‘ilugr‘w
To New York in less Two Hours and
u llllll’.
The No“ and l'lllsil‘ll Eli am. r
IfAI'l‘. FBI)” L. B" \ III-ll),
Will runmwnra making Dally Trips to New Emit
i‘oiiilort. Safety and Speed.
l'nPl‘i.Alt PlilC’Rs
i’srk.slm:li~ mo. in cents: i-rrurslen ’.u reels.
and after
MONDAY. JUNE 16th,
les‘vsinrr “'1” leave Wilson l‘olnt on arrival of
llniiulonlr train leaving Holllh Nurvvalk at N 1'7 a.
m. lti-lllruinglean-Hm York, Plot M, East llm-r
(mini Jilin-till sin-oi, at .l‘an p. m.,nml foot oi
Thirty first street. Boat ““1, at ii. if. p. m.. fiifllii‘t‘lu
mg with train ill Wilson l‘clut. d‘mwys tain-
the llnuvslnriic Line. IPnr ‘fnrilhcr liliermal (m
s u vl lelhv New Bu lam "vrm mi ('0.
H y I! bllle il'l‘Alilll'f‘l.
Vino l'm-idtm iunl lunerai Manager, cur. Hrmlh
'lff‘l‘l, New for . IUL’l ll‘
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THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
Smith Nnmnlk in New
(in
'l‘ltt' ’I‘liomm,lllo Ill-s: In the
it arid, III-Inch Cut, $0.00.
The ”nylon, M—lncli (fill. ”.50
w. c. QUlliTAllD,
MIMIC IIALL ISIAH)“.
anl‘lNltL. WEDNESDAY. “JULY .2. 189,0.
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SCOF'EElL‘ D tI-IOY'I"
Will offer 500 yards more of extra Super Carpets at 550. 300 Smyrn
up to $8. This is the best bargain in Rugs
3 large line of Ginghams, best quality
cheap.
Ladics’ Calico and White Lawn
prices. Agents for Hall’s Skirt
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YDY UIN ALWAYS GET‘
Gunillluululuu
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A fine line of Ladios’ and Misscs’ Blouse W aisle of Outing
PAY NO ATTENTION T0 FOOLISH ADVERTISEMENTS
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but some WllU‘L you (.dll got I
---ISGOFIELD 8r HOYTh-
NORWALK AND BOUTII NORWALK.
. lulu
_ a Rugs at 700 and 890 ~
we have oilered this season. We have purchased.
and handsome styles which we are cloning out very
' Cloth just received, also
All Grades of bllzidcs made to order at lowest
and Buttcrick‘s Patterns.
Wrappers.
Forms
clililllc gillldh' ill. llolioill prices.
on nouns AREWIIlE um
AT OUR NEw STORE
0| It I‘ISI‘. lilfil'l.\|' 0I‘
STAPLE AND FANCY ERUCEHIHS;
0n exhibition and for sale at the lowest market prices. We'
m-Immv all and await your pleasure and esteemed favors.
Yulll‘x‘ l'ul'lllullv,
MllllllE& HARMAN.
APllllN ll:
'I'u i‘lllll'l'll the usual quiet of the latter
purl. ol' the week, we will make :1“ AI’IiON
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A. A. McLEAN‘s
Carriage Illusion
65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
Sflli'l'll NIDII“’.\I.K, - cuss.
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Carriage Repository
At il'i North Main Ilfl‘l‘l, flrulh Norwalh. lili‘ltlrrv in
call in" “trillion of lhc public ,0 the line line i
have in wieri front. The-r- anuns are ill the lla'll
male. warmutrd and include the Trading styles of
Surreys, Buggies, I'liaetmis.
Concorde, Spindles, lionil
t‘urts, Business ll’ntzous,
Grocery and Milk
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAlRlNG PROMPTLY
ATTENDED’TO.
A. A. *MéLEAN.
jyl Bill
Bennett '8. Hosted,
28 iialn BL, 80. Norwalt.
hats, FISII, UYSIHIS,
Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, ill
of All lilalls in Their bosses.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I. l. smm. In I. D. Em
S.\l.l‘l. :lllil \l'lll (‘llli‘l' HYUI'
Fl‘Y STYLES UP APRHNSZ‘“
.\ \ul'lvly largo l-ilnilgll in suit the lillll'v (if
all llil‘ \l‘ll;ll(.‘\'l‘l' use they may he l'l"lllll'l.'ll.
The prince will range
F RUM ONE BENT T0 UNE DOLLAR EMJH.
It will i-osl lull lmllliil}: to (‘Xlllllllll‘ lllclll
You ('llll mpy lllf' styles if you choose, but
“'1' till) confident that you will llllll that the
prices all which up oll'er llll‘lll leaves Ill) ill—
lllll‘vmo-lil In lllzikl- llll'lll)'lllll'1\'l‘ll:
HOSIERY A SPECIALTY.
(lur bargains are not coiiiiuml lo Aprons,
:is must of the readers of The T‘Il'euillg 3
Si-lllllll‘l lll'l' :uvnl'v, lullill'e Illllllll ill Hosiery,
l'llllol'wmli' :lllll other lll‘llill'lllll'lllh‘.
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. PLACE AND GIVE [ISA BALI. *
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ll.|l|ll|lEllMAN&Sllll
84 Washington Street,
scum nonwam. court.
NUTE T
Norwalk Chronicler