We have been successful in introducing new goods upon
market, because we never take hold of goods and push
Isle unless thoroughly convinced of their merit
I'm llliIWllllI'l'
«bounce. We have introduced this deservedly popular
.. « to s lar 1: number of householders in this city. Wem
I 6,000 Indies and gentlemen to come and test this
:ItI GOF BREAKFAST DISHES
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We
llllll ILIII mitten.) I 1111110111!
200. a. 110.
‘ lbs- for $1.
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH 8r BRO.
LUIBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND 1101‘ All! HEATERS.
I ItIl Cilia, Willi Granite, than, Irate III Tin Tan
Now opened {or the spring trade.
1n and Sheet Iron Ware.
Waiver: promptly.
Prices very low.
Please give no a call.
Oar. Iain and West Streets. South Nor-walk
JACOB II. LAYTON,
flap-nasal
L‘slll‘l I!
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00..
airman, coon,
Young man, why as long as you human you
have eight chances in ten or living twenty your?
Why not take an Endowment Policy In! youmtl It
you live for yourshg'nil'if on die‘
Checked to Du
j 'm Israel. lost to Post ones.
331. ‘80.!
"Flotilla” TIIIII itIatII.
Plblnnrn g,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
TM and Sheet. lroiI Work.
STOVES, RANGES.
AND 'rl NWAR is.
Estimates gives for
Steam and lint Air Heating.
scmuuswcr
TI TlllllllTllll STREET
L. 1-1. DECKER
mm in
Wall l’rtpers. l’ulnls, (lilo. Glam
llmslurs, Coul- Colors
rind l arntslrco.
ARTIS’ '5’ GOODS.
lrtlllrélltfl'rl Ll I'll) WOOD FILLER. but
wing lor pine ’le wimp, without rubbing.
Moon's I’ltll’altlll CALM)! YIKISII for.
warm, alle om
.umiaurnl PARMMIN (‘05er I Mists"
Int (militia. mm. rumor rim-Ira. 8r Wilt hot
spot or turn what,
Painting, l’apcr llnngine
and Decorating.
IIIIII
IIIII 111111111113.E
David Stow?
so. narw STREET l
SOUTH NGBWA LII, CT.
llDlllf. mt.
m1; swam-1113.111.“
7t.
the“y poop
Why do perp.e flock to M. S. Smith 51 and buy the": .
I—II.I I Her,
Underwear.
7c buys 2 Ladies' J crsey
Ribbed Vests, sold by others
ll 20c each.
" 71:. Your choice of 12
t styles oi White Cream
Haw,Balbriggan Ribbed Vests
genuine Lisle thread. Every
We of these is worth I’Sc each;
ll loll during this sale for one
I: at 17¢ each.
17c. Your choice of any
111 medium weight or Rib-
M Children’ s Vests.
Gents end boys always rc—
numbered. See what we are
3 7c lienl’s line Balhriggan
These are worth 37c,
we will run them for one wecli
S'l’l' CIAL. ——Thc greatest.
variety of Gent 9 "French Flan'
nel Shirts from" -5c to $3. 00.
Fourin-hand Ties to match.
1 70 each. Boys Silk III ind
sor Ties worth9 -51: each.
1713 each. Boys l 'atnbrir
plaited Shirt Waists.
I 71: each. Gent's tourin-
liaiid pique ties sold elsewhere
at 35c each.
HOSIERY.
1 7c for? pairs Ladies Ital
briggnn Ilene, worth 2:51: pair,
big bargain, 2 pairs tor 17e.
17c for two
plain and fancy colored hose,
worth 25c pair. Sale price
No for 2 pairn
7c tor 2 pairs Children's
Black Ribbed or plain liosc,
retailed elsewhere at 15c pair.
This week 171: for 2 pairs.
llllldllllll'l llll’il
17c choice of 25 styles.
Sale price 171:, regular price
40c.
’rs Gent’s
regular
,
..
price I2lc pair.
71:. Your choice of 25
of Gent'sIIose in fancy
ooloraregn lar mule, retailed
everywhere at 35c pair, our
saleprioel'l
Illllllllllllllllllllllllltllt
M. S. S
' I. SUBANCE BUILDING,
Sale price We. .
pairs Ladies L
UI’ "AIM.
0| 1!
PHENOMENAL SALE.
system of selling reliable goods at a small protit has been from the tint our great aim, and by lllt' p Itron 11w «III on us
Ii 1;; sale (ifrClllllflllin‘til llziin
iburghsr now going on.
1 71' tor ‘2 dozen I’zdin chii
E'lrnna.
I 71: car i: choice of :1 hand-
some line of fans and worth
rroIIii' ..:51I to 37c each.
171: boys 2 1:: hot; ol castilc
9401111, rcg'llzir pt‘ll'l? i it: Mike,
TIIIiIleatliII Suits.
All
priceirnfor Ladics',
Gent's and Children. Also
Ilatliing Caps-«oil, silk and
rubber, fancy and plain.
171: for a bottle of line ex-
izer attached
1 7c gives you a choice of
a nice pocket book, oi many
styles, worth J51: each.
171: each, choice of a half
.leathcr and canvas belts, each
and everyone worth 491; each.
Challis III lillllllllt
1 7c yard, all wool Challies
in a variety of patterns, well
mith’s
SOUTH NORWALK.
tract, loz- bottle with :llOIIII:
dozen styles and -colors ol'
'WACIONS
lawsuits-amulet!
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
I’r'ices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
RENEY TILLY.
Swan 81 Bushnell,
802 Water Street.
(root 01 Bank). niumflron‘r. cons
Pure lead. erc and Calcutta Oil. Swing titanium.
Halls. Nets, Spears, Rakes. Ton". Rel Pots, totes,
Moss. and everything needed about a boat w:
thing rrqnlred by Engineers. United states high a:
tier.- Plan» tor Boats Bonus and Schools. We are
the numbed headqrisners (or all kinds of Dredge:
and Oyster Dealer-1‘ Supplies. ()nr Celebrated
Brand of Imported Manllls Cl is still meeting
with nutrecederitsd sale; If? are l'IiitlIIIorcd
"and sndmtds and very Fragrant. We will send a ho:
at 100 many address by mill for 32:3".
Telephone.
New York l'rtccs.
Never Under-sold.
THE BESTNCUTTER IN THE WORLD.
ZORS
of an kzulls (ruin rm to 8.: each
llIIZlill KTRAl‘d, RAZOR "INKS. all \VTNG
llltL'rille. SllA‘t'IN'II ('L‘l‘a. IIIII‘REX‘
I'U'I'LEKN. tic... .h‘
The Ila-t 26¢ Pocket Krill» In Town.
Our goods are warranted.
HILI’ SCUBNER DRUG STIlllE
M- S- SMITH S.
HE PEOPLE’S DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
WE LEAD 01R (OIII’ETITOBS FIILLIIII'. . 'l’llEl KW“ 0M \ 'III mm ”‘1‘ liltl
READ CARI-III l' LLY
I71.
In of South Norwalk and vicinity we feel quite positive that our great object has been all: 1i111-1l.
TIL-cause we give the public first-class sen i1I e .
lower that: any other house: because the quality of our goods cannot be ("ICC «died, and it not Sltlls‘l: 11 toiy in (‘\ cry pziitic
you will always find us nillinrr to exchange reload the money, or i: 1 some manner make IttI!”_\llilIl},: most? 11' torv to the
because our prices
worth 3181- p11 3;: .‘IId, .ulo pr: no
111‘.
171' Will buy ll yards oi
Cliallic, liIIlIi color and dark;
I" y this for 761-. A \dross pul-
tciii.‘.3.5 styles
17c bios" .. y: :11115 of Out
in" (‘ loth 111 :1 var icty ol stripes
and plaids. lcgului price on
those goolb 15 I50 pIIi \nrd
I li7cyaltl. Your thoiceol'
all our )Scotch chhyr (ling—
lIaiiis (warranted) we can show
you the best line III the town
Sl’l'iCIA Lmllnrgcsl stock (It
I’arasols ct'cr exhibited in the
state, to be sold reI "llllllt‘SS oi
cost during this sale.
BOOKS.
E 17c em 11 Choice oi 500
Ivoluiiics of cloth bound books
tenure as we have been selling
Efor- 251: each.
BOYS :
1 7c buys‘.’
ing ”lights.
pairs ol Bath.
This Sale positively ends on Saturday, July 5th, 1890.
Remember we are closed three nights in a week at I; o’clock. Open on Mondays until 8.30 and Saturdays until 10.30.
Illllll'i Pillll‘lll ill llll Bill.
THE ”WEST PLACE 'l'O DEAL IS AT
CHANGES AGAINST HAUT
A Bitter Attack on the Pension
Bureau.
III. (YANNON'S SI’IIII’I'IIIII Ill'II'IINFiIII.
Congressmen 'lIIllr Strongly on Iloth Hides
Cl nu Interesting Question—Mr. Home.
I! Tennessee. Defends Ills Reputation
and hits 3 Chip on Ills Shoulder.
Wasnlxotox, July 10,—The house spent
the entire day in the discussion ol' a bill ap-
propriating $13313,l80 for an additional force
clutclerks iii the pension oilice. It was
used as the text of a discussion of the ex-
travagance of appropriations, the charges
recently made against Commissioner Ilium)
and the civil scr-
vicc question. The
bill was passed.
During the discus—
sion Mr. Dockery
I.\iu.)chnrgcd that
the majority was
frightened by the
enormous appro-
priations iiinde at
the pl‘l‘n’cllt session
and was refusing
lo appropriate the
“accessory money
to pay pensions
until Illlt‘l' the
election. Mr.
”.F‘lO
' 1 \\'_\'o\
(‘11:: been 11111111 inquired whether Mr.
Decker)" had any doubt thut the appropria'
lions already made would cover all pension
claims which might be adjudicated before
the next SEISHOII of congress. Mr. Dockery
replied that he was not. called upon to pass
on that question. Mr. (‘Iitchenu suggested
that it was a time honored custom III bring
In 11 dcllcicncy bill.
Charges Against the Pension Bureau.
Mr. Sayers I‘l'cx I predicted that the next
cIInLIn-s's Will llt‘ called upon to pziw a pen-
siIIu deficiency of not in!” than $iII.III‘I1I,IIIII).
Mr. Iiiiloe I'D-nu.) thought that before 11in
i111 mine of form.- was granted llll' llt'libinn
bureau it would be well to ascertain the
truth of tlicrhnrurs nib-god in Mr. 1‘.qu-
er's resolution that the L'IllllllllI-Vlilnt'r of
pzihions bud ch. Illgt‘tl the ruling of tlu- d1
pnrtmeiit in the lute-rut of Ii pension nt-
torncy lil tlm cit} l' h 111 lir'cll 111l1;.;1Il
that the pru>Ion milk.» 11 Ls corrupt from
lqutotxilotop. Ilv llllllfit'll licllch‘Il that
the otlice “‘Ib n-IIkIIILI Willi 1-IIrrIIptIoti in
fiery IlepurtIm-III. Mr .1. ll 'l'uylor It) I
did not believI- any member had a right to
111.1111: 511111 Iniumom charges 113111114! Iiti
l‘\I'L‘lIllVl' IIlllI‘I‘l‘ ll' by “PF" II man of
outrage be “HHlll Ii;.1he:1:1ntliIl:Ivll
Mr. I‘illlfll' Talks I iglil.
.‘Ilr. I'llllnt' mad that it tho gI-Iitlcixinu
wmlcd to find out whether or not he was
a 1mm IIfcIIIIr.I;1I till he had to «to was to
Investigate Ill“ rimttcr personally ll1- fur
[her said that (very other department or
lI'Ircuuul the git-I‘l'l'flllu'lil “an IIIIIIlmn-Il
on business principles and mu open to in-
Vutigution The p. iiz-iIIu 111111.111 “I: mnl
to b. soiiu Minn 5:11 lt‘Ill IrsIIrticllitiI, I ruth ll.
lie bcl'IIu-d (lint the r. 11mm Ilu- liii renu
llltll not been ll|\'III~liL{Jlft‘tl \\;l\ because of
its rottetiiicw .\lr Cooper IluIl 5.1111 he
was ready (I: prun- TIL-lore ii IIIIIIIprIvIIt com-
mitten that the 1 barges \vvr» truc 11nd
“'Ivlllll prow that the minmisdnncr of pI-II-
s'uus bud outrageously >11l11ont :1 rtilingin
behalf III :1 firm of pension attorneys. lie
was favorable to the nppm riittiou made
by the hill. but be believed l mt if the com-
missioner oi pensions would Ilevote his
time to the government bump->24 for which
he was paid instead .4 tin-Inning president
and iiInImgI-rof II rcfrlggvrzitor Institution
there would be tio nose-oily for Sllt'll a
large number of clerk- 'l‘laebun-IIII should
be IIIlIIIiIII>lI»r1-Il lll'llt'Nll‘V. 11ml lu‘ Ilmrgml
before lll!‘ LII-Ilittry lliiit llILIT w ts lint lbI‘
Clint
Mr. (Tatum-Ii Derriula Mr. ILIIIIII.
.\Ir l'uimoii ~:1.Il llml l:I.~ Twill IrvI»1.lIl
provide for the 1i. III. III 1111: L;<»\II1‘l1nIIIlIl.
.»\s to the stItlsiiirtih llllltlr' by tho gentle»
man from Indiana l11»\\..~ to l IIqu-e until
last Friday that ii l'x‘MIllllllIll oi' Investiga-
[mu lmIl bn-ii llllhltllll't‘tl. if lll' l.\ll' l';111~
mu, hm! intnuluml tlIII resolution. 11 heur-
lng being In priigrvd. he II'IIIIlIl wait until
It had been completed Mr (Harper replied
that tlI1I1II'ItiIiIIIIt1IIIon rules, alter firming
his statement. lInIl ndjourtII-Il In “101'! next
Monday. but It did not nice: brruuso III the
nlIScnu- of .\lr t'uuiion and other 111cm
hers, .\lr ('IIIIIIIIII nuid that ho was absent
Monday for the NHL tiim- In L‘lulllt'ell yours.
it might be that tlI-c mlIIIIuI-Ilrulinu ol the
pt‘llwltill bun-1m was corrupt. but the name
of no \vltiicss had been lllt‘lllll‘rltt'll to show
it,1mIl If it wn>IIIIrrIIpt it should be shown.
.\ Cutinou hzid IIiI IIIIqunintIIIIccoi twenty
3' hrs with Green [I lbmm. and If Ill' bud
Illllt‘l! under temptation he WIN lIIIitII to
(‘tlxltll'lllll him until proof was slionn.
('Iinru-s Against Other Illllcrrs.
.\lr llogvrstArk I naked \\ by the con.»
liIitlI-I- on rub-s had not lnb‘t‘ll action on the
resolution for the iIII‘I-stigzttioii of It'lldl’lll
Iilliccr> iii Ultlilliuiim. Mr. McKinley sold
that hl' «lid not know such :1 l‘IIaullltlllll
IvII-IpIIIIdIIILI It lutd never been brought
to his ltlli‘llllllll. Mr lingers rrIiiurkml
that when the ()kliiboimi bill “'in under
discussion the [:vllllt'lllitll from Missouri
I.\Ir. Mimsuri bud olIcnId It resolution to
investigate the hind Iilllce in IiutlII-rie.
This resolution had been published llll
orcrthvrooulry. and yet the gentleman
tron: Ulric 1111.». now informed of it Tor-the
llrst time.
Mr. Cunnuu'a flopriml.
Mr L'uunon until that a charge on the
part of u iiieiiilnr of emigre.“ who fro-
qu'iItly did not weigh lit-I “owl-I. of mill
nIlnIIIINrIItioII against an executive oll'l-
mgr 1111. not -I11tli1 lent to authorize the
honst' In order .III iiivustiizntiuii. It must
b.- .1 ~puItl'Ic1I l lll‘"I', for wrlihli the repro-
Ilciit 'Ilivc llillllt' liitiiself responsible. IIe
"mo state 5111 )1 {nets and circmmtnuces as
wmild widely the home that tho investiga-
tion ought to be Iiindc.
Mr llouk I 'lI-IIII ) oifcml IIII amend-
ment providing that. the persons employed
under this bill Illlllll be apportioned Among
the I'IIiIian-uioiml districts of the several
st I1t1~I IIIIIl II I'ritorlcs not new but in“ their
rpiotn of employee under existing laws,
llIilIIIl out on 11 point of order
Civil Nr- rtlrv (lilll‘ll‘ll'l‘.
III speaking to it verbal :IIiIendmeiIl, Mr.
Evans t'I'IIiIII.) declared that the apportion-
mrm oi gov-Iriiiiienl ciiiployes to the vari-
om slntes was unfair, and alluded to tho
cit ll service law an the to out Imlloiml Iot-
11-1 v. A little colloquy in rt-Irnrd in the
(Iii :l III-rvli'e lnw nrow llt'lu’l't'll Messrs.
(‘niIIIoii and "unit. Mr. (”:iIItioiI said that
Mr. llIIIik saw in the bill only the increase
In the clerical force and not the benefit of
the old soldier. After further discussion
the bill was passed.
A l'onalon (or Hrs. Fremont.
Wasiiisnroii. July III—IA bill was Intro-
duced In the lions- Tuesday by Mr. Van-
dever, ol Calllomla, granting II pension of
cum :1 year to the widow oi Gen. John O
wont nonwaut “some sunrinni. WEDNESDM. JULY 16.1890.
tenor-tun ~th. alt) rill-t.
A "1- pl; III .31" m1 ictary's hitter on the
.Ilrfllttloy “III.
NEW YUM» Jilly lii.-—"I'lie New York
Press has the following: Senator Frye has
trnnsmitiml to Secretary lllaiiic n reply to
the letter of the latter dealing with Spain‘s
embargo upon Aiiiericnii breudstutls. Seu-
ator Frye units the secretary what inform
tion from Spain be has, rind what that
government would concede in case the
United States reduces or takes ct! the duty
upon sugar itiipurteil from Cuba and Porto
Rico. The senator requests the secretary's
opinion as to whether it would be lairto
Spain and her possessions to demand that
they trike American brcndstulls alone In
exchange for sugar, while the secretary ad.
vocntes the ailiiiis-Iion from the Latin
American republics of sugar in exchange
for no less than ciglityscvcii kinds of
American products.
Senator Frye said to The Press com
sponilent: "it seems to Inc it in too late to
amend the thrill bill a»: Mr. Blaine sug—
gests. Were we to arrange it so I“ to reach
a reciprocal agreement with Spain I fear
we would embarrass ourselves with the
Lflllll-Alnfl’lt'an republics. Myiden is that
we can remove all this pcrplexily by cut-
ting the duty on sugar one~linlf. Perhaps
I'm wrong. but this seems to Illt‘ the most
easy way out of the difficulty. [1' Ii't know
what lilil‘l'tfhplllllll‘flfl! Secretary 'III: has
bird with Spain, but I trust in 1 ply to
my letter be will indicate how » .Iri sc-
cure our market in (John and IN ‘Iico
without bringing us into an un mt
controversy with the South Aim-1. us.
Perhaps Mr. Blaine will be able to solve
the problem for us.
"l wrulc Ihi~ letter in no carping spirit.
with the lel’pIIer of securing from Mr.
Blaine .IIII {'Kpru-Nliill of opinion regarding
these rumor... i think that the happy so-
liitioiiof the sugar question, for the time
being or bust. 1th ill the reduction of the
present l’ltin- from two cents a pound to
on:I m-m. 'i‘he .IIIIIIriI-IIII planter will find
in utility of one cwnt 11 pound ample pru-
tcctluii for his lfltlll-Ill'ywllffll the fact is
ruineinln-rwl Ilint the improved mu: hiuery
of the pnIu-ut day makes 11 very moo-rial
reduction III them»! of producing l'llr sum»
modity n" I-IIiinurL-Il with It Ilwnde or evI-i.
less 11:0 "
LAID BEFORE CONGRESS.
A l'rupqu—III )II-iiiorial Tablet to (‘om-
nicuiurztlo the (‘onlen-iicc. l
\I',I~li.\1.tu~.. July 1"» —'I‘l11' pl'r‘nllli'llt
sent t I I mum-w :1 lI-Itu' from the warn-titty
(If Halo wt; Ilw nil/put of :i pi'I’Ipow-d In.»
mortal I-tltit‘l to 1.111111111 month the You
AIIII-rimu IIIIII'Irz-II1»I~ Mun-mu Illzilm- s
It-ttcl' Iiuhmw :r rcsolutt Iii nilup: 111 by
1111' C'lllll'rl'lll :- 11> tuliows
film: til .1I-,.;iItL-.1 lII-rv present. the
I lillIIl ~ III-‘11I.:;I.I.-~IIIIIIIIIIINI, rote-11ml
prov 1111 l 11.> Inp'nI will [twin-11w
retry pin: 1 “IIIII on t': 11 II III. II.’ the room
llI LlltI Ill" Ig‘IItllm 'II Hf at; llt. l'l “l1 II it WrrII
lflfllltilll'lill II tlIII 31:53.111‘14, it l)I'UllI-l.‘ LtlIlL‘l
“'llll l1 sliil' .1 CI IIIIIIIII, 1Lll'I'r't' [be roll Iii th‘ll“
5; 1:1,», tin {1| I,llt'.\'1l|,’.; Iri>1 riptioti in the four
languages Iii tli'n IoiiiI-I'rIn-II
"Tub {2111.1 :mIl Norm.Southnndl'eiitml
AiIIIIIIcn n>IIiv1~ that ll beIIIIIIIIIcIIIIIral’eil
that ill thi> r.III111IIIIl}I!. J. TIN), .lntims. I}.
Illillllt', 1'; of ~t.t!1~ oi the l'tiiled
Status. prt‘-..lllll.'. “(Irv IIprllml the sessions
of tl1I~ 11111 “1211141111 Amen. .111 I'Iillfel‘k‘llt‘c,
which. twat-in IItlII-r Y!1>‘1I.alll‘t~ Iicstiiml (.1
pfl'llll‘lt' ll|l‘ union :IIIIl III-l:':1r1- of the poo-
pic of thin» :11: l. I».- 11! rm III.iIiIIIIIl1ltIiliIem
63 ll goon mt II‘ of pr. 't1 L' lllt. prim lpll: (If ol’)-
li IntI Ir‘. 111lIII11':'
Tlicjr1>11lI.1l 11.111111 no I'I'Cnllllllt’lltltllIIJII.
The pruidciit hm :1 letter of the secretary
of state. (unknowing the reporh adopted
by the international conference,coumln-
tng n-I-omtm- HI: I 11 11> on the suleuIt III the
extrit1li'i1»!1 of I r. mm. 1! ~
“‘1 ft.
~ilI-Ir “em I' p
I..I\!III\, July" I} ~T b1- 3 Emir»; oi the sil-
ver lull II} l'r1~>.1!1Ir-.l’ Harrison, although
MINE.
1H. KRIECIER,
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
ElIaIlII III I Mllllllll‘l.
“Caught or. thI Fly" is an expire-non on give to a scrub: lir 1nd of KM (How-r1 that su-
ill’
from of the lnrgtrt Lllllh‘ harm»: in New York iimply because It. was scrutin- ohm. and INC: veg-fill
sell tor ulcer.“ apmr We at») have a lull assortment of Kid tllIIVcs trom . ICrlll." up, warranted All
shades tor ppm-g wear.
LISLE THREAD GLOVES AND MITTS lN GREAT VARIETY
‘>-_..
s
We also haw I! In: “only to 1-in III l'l'fr'hllU! to our
Millinery Department.
It seems 211111121. hownrimlt advertlicml 111 for :1 I.‘ H m Wreath hr' one so many purchasers. ll
Drover: wltatwv hsieuways said TrulhlulalserII-Inz 1% It.» In 11! profitable. Well indium. lht‘lt are I
fcwof them left and many mar y otnir-I II! ducr muons!» By tho: w my, Lab's, i forgot to mention a
few little bargains which III will .11.: r for the in x fr II (ltym
MllLINERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
As we wt: h to char on: a 2mm dud o! rurpius rtock before July t h.
Trimmed [late a! a very low frame. ('I IirsI- ta burn my sold at. 77m, now no a pair—Summer Corsets.
Children s lngntn Hose, root at; “.11 now tie a Lia." [.mlu -' ginmrIn-I-Il la-I blunt: How, formerly sold
at 'm now he a pair. I hudn-‘u s RII II»: d [[o- -I- ,l.r t b .Ick, luv to 13(- s pan Ladle-Vault t'hildren's under;
wear at wry l m figures,
lIIIIIIIII this Is a Great TlIIIlIII lllll Salt.
H. KRIEGER,
.‘llllll‘ltl {cum “0th l)lti(,',l{ South
\orwalk, Conn.
DOWN ruEv co:
C. H. HARVEY
tillers I'mIIt lnIlIrcutI~nl>1n
BilllTS IND SHOES
II‘ ()l! 'I‘I‘III NICK
\'[‘ "U l):\"s
» filo-f in w 8
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tuzitlv,n> .. It If ”I! .13‘ Ii
01l‘l‘t"'_s-1'ny'
c. I: HARVEY,
70 North ‘Iain St, South NornIuIIr.
lI' Iron I‘. III- v..»il III man- ti. - rIppI‘Ir
.-1 :I1.1' I. rcratul 1.1 T. 1 -.1|. «a 1.1mm"
T3111] )(‘ Ir 1 I ’()R'.l‘.
ll “'11" lm {\ml IIvazi 21> :1 (”III-gone I'IIIIIIlzi
nlIrll, lI.IIl :1 '- I 1'1 >iz'11 .
prit rm. (III (1.1» >1”. h l‘:\t'llll!l'.(:‘_
.1! oiiI-c row to :19"; [wow .‘tll I-IIIII I» .1 vi!»
1111: prII'1- it llil'e not attained for \r‘bl'rlll
y1-:Ir~'. .\III(-r11'nii StIIIll'lflr-l also took on
tidr-Lzru- of «'yixipntlirtic iictivity 11' ill
(‘l't‘iht'll l‘r'lt'l" to buy wen- ciililwl II. ‘ww
Yuri. TM 1111 wow ill the pro c of ~ilvcr is
by no 1111.111< to 1m l‘l'LZiIf'llt'll .1>. [li‘l’lllJlllI'liL
lioui-twr 'l'ltr prm lll';ll 1-ll'1'1t of ll11~ new
Artur-11.111 ~I‘1\IIr l:1I.1 has lvccll pretty (boy
ouglily llI‘I ll~\1‘1l. 1111:! lb.» opinion is Kt'll‘
crul llllll the prIm-m ticriiity in .silver bull
in“ Will not I'IIllllllllt' long and that the
price will gradually rIIcImh- ton point little
If any :Ilmw tlII» ligurcai which lillVI' ruled
for ”11' lit-I yi-ur
More Arrest-I at Rochester.
Ilm lllmll‘ll. .\' Y . July In -.\llmrt ll,
Kochlcr Iind Ilci‘niinl U‘Itcllly have bet-ii
fll'h'alt’il on n >II:ilIIIl inIllcrmI-iit charging
them together “’llll Richard H.5ciioolry
with IIIIII-Ipir1I1_ I Still another indictment
was opuu 1! III giiiiist Mr 0 Reilly Ilium in}:
him II III: 11111 I I fully ret‘viv int: n l'nlllllllllll
cutioti llllllr\‘~\t'll to the grand jury, These
urn-IN or» the remit of thcollI-ucd attempt
on [llt‘ port of Schoolcy and others to influ-
ence the grand jury to change its V1110 in
the I.jlnlI>‘IIiIlIl:IrIl nlll’llillllu l‘th' Mr.
(I l’ cilly ILIIII»£1.IIIIII bad «In 1-:11Il1 indicts
llltlll. and Mr KIIII lilIII“-I bull \IIIII also
lirul at tho ll tiI_:I1rI-.
Tlu ‘IIHIIIIFI'PIIOI I'Itrude.
I'I‘II \. N. Y . July lll «Thirty-six organ-
lzntlom p. IrIiII l]ll tied in the .‘Int‘llllf‘rl hor
pnrudo III IIII Hill “'0 re liczuiwl by a platoon
of pollI- 1, follom II by lrruml \Illrklltll lolIiI
Keillor 11111! I lIiI- l of *l III than.” thinner
and a stall of twenty-four men. The line
of march Wm tlmniub the principal streets
of the city llllll pzwt IliII Iinllorllrld borne,
where the “It" Wm reviewed and dismissed.
A large number «I! visltlnu III-riiintis were
llIllllllt‘ to lllkl‘ purl Ill] III-count Inf the heat.
A crowd of brim-en Il,IIIIIi nIIIl 7.1m visited
L'tlvo pork in the nitcriwoii, when- the
picnic “on held.
An mom" Arrested.
\VlrilllNIITIIN, July III— The department
of state is liiforim-Il ol the arrest of Minna.
who nssmsitintml the wifcof the Ilev. John
N. Wright. nu American IIIIAIIIotmry. in
Salinas, l‘cr-Iin. llll May l-l III-It. Minus
WIIsnthH-liur 'III the "Ii-mini: school and
had just been lllllllliIHt'Il from his place for
liiiprupI-r conduct. The urn-III. oi Minna
was mainly lllltl III the vllhri-Iiit action III
the British consul general lit 'I'nliriit, (.‘ul.
C in. New on, lH‘IUI’Il WIIIIIII he will be
brought to trial.
To Meet l’rliire (lounge 0! “ll-'1.
II.\I.'ll.\x, N. ., July ll”: “II. M, H Hellc-
roplinn has sailed for BI. Johns. N. II‘., to
tin-cl tbu ’l'lirII-Ih, coiiimiiiiiled by Prince
Georgi-Iii Wales, which is expected there
in n few days. .‘I'Iir John Ross and Mn).
Mmtscll were nlmnrd. A ftcrwnrd the Hello
rophmi, Thrash. (Junior: and ('unmln will
rendtmonn at Newport, it. I.
Editor llsown‘s Il-rn Burned.
(lltRAT llauursuros. Muss, July III-Who
barn owned by (lot. \V. 1. Brown. of The
New York Daily News. was struck by
lightning and burned with forty tons of
Turnout
hay. hiss. $10,000.
12:11.: Illt-It upon;
llrir ~1i1'1»r.
W.B. HALL
1&3 CO.
II.“ ' ’Icltii III )l‘LrtI of
Sills, F1111: Inn TIIIl IIISIIIIIIITlIals
Eur LI.- m ii In lir; rim port
(r21 :i’u l I
A l. 1» w but! ding 14 Tu lII Iddi-d Aug. ‘It on! nI‘ ; goodsmust be ctoml I at.
In: Short EIII’II of Die-:- (lords 7.1: Part Pirrm of I’n-nrh anliiva.
1.II1~I-. ' '1 \1r' l,:1IyI.I -Inl l‘rimn. petiole.
l“ I:: ' 1- ”Jill IllillllhIlL" ltrmi'. .inie of SI it. r11; IiiIlfrirIInuN Remnants of Fro-nth
I. n ..I.rn- arIl. ‘1 more. Item igts Pia-91 111: mu 1 .. and i’ erz Ii- W1: mix-r. E‘lVC the
r I III and we l in p. and rot l1 grim III on them as w it IL». if" aspcnly «1m.
Woolen lteiiiiiants at About llall’ Price.
A 1111: HI mounts ntIl >lI1Irl langlliu of Woolen! mud be MIN-l out bolero Sutuntiy n1 It, and, In order
I.» Icll tin-m 1111. we hut-1: nuultcd turm M. about half pluic.
.l .‘(ilt' II'I‘S AN I) (IA PBS.
tin-11m i1 I'IIIIN r- IlncIIl to st. 84 t'npcs down to $120. .1! 7.11 (kip- - down to Q: 'Ili'.
“'1! [TE SUITS.
..prrlc1»s. Lament. l'vIlIrr‘tlon of Travo-‘Ilnc Dill-(Ira,
lira/I'm, and 1:11 lilfl‘li‘s Harmonia in the my.
5'}? ii I: “ ARLS AND 301'"le
We pl-w on r I. In try II '.II 1.! Art lionrl», t'httr Scam. llanrlmm: llm klei- lmllm Tues and Stuff»
1.1m 1 wt ur- shown 'ullt.’ — I iIIIIlrII‘II .5 Writing [mks Walla-I. hurl buttons Plil‘ll Ornaments
ilhll turIIIIII'I of oil: rim II M berm balanced! n Iobhin‘ «melt. Miivht IU 50 per rent below
III "III .III :-111 «unit hundrrdlian- Pins and ilIIaati' i mrhmu atvloii wiI l1
‘fll taut settings .. Irm: wt: l1 1 round The-II arr worth to m 7 II to 11: Price Illa nu ll
[11'Aiulllll’fill‘lpplrltz linen ibI. Iitltill' pII11-1.rluirah North 11’! Worth ’45- 7.».III.lu
mitt illndkrrcliie.’ I, built: Irnl ly rnibr: idcn 1| n I- \IpIi-. .t1 Ill ., 'niI, Trim 'l to..’
I. “rib r I‘IIr-ca with 11m III: we III‘fn to.- I' Idlilren - 'l‘ar' an III-mm ”an119
m >——-——~—worth '11”;
W. B. HALL & CO.
THE NEW ‘ 0777' ///"'7Id@b
FURNITURE $10an a... ‘3
’6“
i I‘m Kll'ltcllfll" of Plaln'llrcsn
ltvmrztnts Luce: 11m ltinhuns. Remnants of
Sp I tulid udinrtiu 1.! ..T I III “col Nola, thorium,
rt ,l'll Armpit,
south Norwalk, lent 3nd of Bridge
“rumour: COLEMAN, Proprietor
Picture Pram, lmklng (Manors. ttc.
will suit you llllflll
HITS. ‘
Sprinv Styles.
In all grades and colors 0!
3M and 204 Worthington 8t.
Ins-minor ls-
l’rlw; ‘
. .wL..- L.-. II II. 9. Pnlont Gino,
'l 1 $1“ In I H33.
'1 lillivrs, 43”; Main Stir-III,
mannerisms". con-11.
,IIWI IIIIIIII
Still and Soft llsts, Silk IIntII.
Tiioiias, 11.1mm,
I’IIIIIAIIIJIII'IIIA.
lloy's llstn nml Cape (rm-h list! 1m lien and
buys. Name Iron lists (or trim at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
The 'l'lmrnno, Ilse Best In the
World, I l-Inelr Cut, on. 09.
The Dayton, I l-lm'lr l:nl,'5.50
w. c. IIUIIIIIIIII,
HIIIIC ”Al-I- BLOCK.
Particular attenllon paid to
Bring, Cleaning and lroalu
IIII “all. a”
Norwalk Chronicler