W..—
Rexwheat
We have beensuceessful in introducing new goods upon
thiamarltet, because we never take hold of goods and push
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit
TAKE llllXWllllAT ‘
For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cereal to a large number of householders in this city. We
want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
'Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We
iiiii ELlllll lDEAlilll nun!
200. 8. 1b. '200. a. 110.
5r lbs- Tier $1.
turns if SliMllllll’l
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH 8r BRO.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND “01‘ AIR HEATERS.
Decorated Cilia, Wilts Granite, Alan, All“: and lit Wan
New opened for the spring trade. Prices very low.
T111 and Sheet Iron Ware.
Estimates given promptly.
Please give us a call.
cor. itain and West Streets. South Norwalk
.ncoii ii. LAYTON, i”—
INSUI‘B IN
The Connecticut General
dualfiomagen‘dt Generallrsnmice ‘
film-o. ""“is‘. and $35 $3 Life Insurance Co. .
=11 mmmpgw Outg- tloda‘lel parts namnn, cons.
II. 32'1“,“ ! . i“ 'c 0' m“ Y man.wh as lonzuyoa Il't,'h Anyon
m Mu. mmmw W s..3?.§m.uuél§’m or living twenty Em:
‘ Why not take an bitumen: Policy for yourself it
CI 'uhll‘ton Strut, In: to Post on“. you tire, for your helm if you diet
AND THIS GOES.
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Buggies, Phaetonii, cal'l'luKt'tl,
lanoples, Spindle-s, etc.
l’t'ices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
HENRY TILLY.
sou: aamr'rs
1H1. 303
Swan & Bitshnelt,
869 Wutor Street.
trim of Bank). - nutmttron’t‘. CUNN
l‘ure I cad. lit a and CalcultaOll,n‘wlnzfitovmzp,
Bella. Nets. Bream. linker. Ton", Eel Pots, l'nteu,
Mm, and everything needed about I boat. {Vt -
thing required by ltgineen, United State: limit a.
"0!!! Plus for Boon, House. and Schools. We are
the rwognlud heulqnartm for all kind: of Dredge.
and Outer lmlrvn' Bupplia. tlur ('o-lelirated
”and of imported Martina Cigars in still rowing
with uni mreilcntcd sale; in" are l'titluwrrd.
[Ilndn’lillfllflll very Fragrant Wowill print a box
of ill!) to any address by mill for 222'.
Telephone.
New "or-k Prices.
“‘iiiiii" '
little.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gus Fitting.
Tin and Sheet tron Worli.
STOVES, RANGES,
AND T] N‘VA R 9‘
Estimate! given for
Steam and Hot air
‘IUSIC HALL BLOCK
79 WASDlDDTDN STREET
1.. H. DECKER.
Dimer in
Heatim:
Never Under-om.
“all Papers, I'nlnts, (ills. tilt-u, ,
llrthlwu, (tutu-II I alum
mid Vnrrilslu-n.
Ali'l‘HS’l‘s’ 000le
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THE BEST CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
YcCLOSKl-LY'S *lqb'li) WU: it) ”link. tr ~i
lilting for pine and am wood-i, will out rmi‘izng. ,
NWRL'S PREPARED VAL“)! FINISH for;
walfs. all i-hadea.
sllEPiiAltD‘s l'rtllJiHUX i‘o ujii V Aims".
beat for bath mime, o isltlr do otr, .tr Will not .
spot or turn wtizti: ,
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I’aintii g, l’aper Hanging:
and Decorating. E
ruiiriiin:
lllllll'l‘ tuning a».
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DaVId Stow,
"f all kinds from 27-7 to G‘.’ with
80. MAIN STREET.
“\Zii'n sTlttl‘s, Ralel't ilUSl-‘a, silali'lxl;
llllll-lll'h‘. SllAVllllG t‘ljl'r‘. l’tN'EKi”
i’L‘TlJiltY. ac- .tc.
The Ila»! 31% Pocket Knife In You".
lllf' goods are warranted
sou'ru NOBWALK, or. m. "“"°"‘”"""‘“"
South Norwalk, Conn
M. S. SMITH
lil’ STAIHA.
_ aiiii'iiiuiiiiriiiiiuin‘iuiii
- Dill GDDDS.
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
GREAT SALE!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive.
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gegin with,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear.
25 doz. Ladies’
each, reduced price,
27 doz. Ladics'
each, reduced price,
I5 (102. Ladies’
reduced price.
18 doz. Ladics’
each, reduced price,
20 doz. liadios'
reduced price,
10 doz. Ladies’
60c, reduced price,
10 (102. .liadics’
duced price,
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price The.
12lc.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price Ililc.
21 c-
Jcrscy Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c,
25c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 450.
35c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
400.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price
50c.
Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re.
, 95c.
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes oi French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap-
est to the heat.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
‘ 6 them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
guru Shirts ranging from 25c upwards.
lttiii‘ llllll ltlltiii’s Blues at trial Wrists.
.We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Lathea’ and Children's Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
all the new slvles at ricca way below competition. For in-
Itgllee, look n? our £1.25 Jersey and com are it with any-
thing you hate seen in Bridgeport, Norwak or New York
for 2.00.
Keep in mind we close three nig
outlays at 8:30 p. in. Saturday erening at 10:30 p. m.
institution BUILDING,
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
Everything possible to sell during this GREAT SALE must
Don’t neglect purchasing oi as now during this sale for it is one of the greatest. Opportunities, and to head our list we
RIBBON REDUCTION.
125 pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous Sillt‘ at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest lur-
gains in ribbon history, at lie yd. Reduced price 10c pcr yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from "J to 16
inclusive, customarily sold at an average pricr- of L’Oc per yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low tigurc
of We per yard. Remember, they are positively all silk and
of the very best shades, We also have a complete line oi
hloircs in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
very low tigurc, considering they are of the very best quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MlTTS.
We are uncxcclled iii this department. Our prices in lace
riiitts, ranging from We to 85c per pair, and these prices we
will guarantee. llcttcr goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery tor
little money, than any other house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our wellselcctcd stock, and well we should, for
there is no doubt but that we stand at the head.
Sill DIDDDLLAS ADD PADASDLS.
Fancy I’arasols for the remainder of the 5-3380" you -;in
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria Umbrellas almost as
cheap. We have just purchased a line of Gloria Umbrellas for
$1.00 and $1.25 that customarily sold for $1.75 and $2.00.
Fancy or natural handles, for which we give your choice and
would say that they are the most complete line that lt'ls ever
been on exhibition in our city.
BATHING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent's Bathing Suits from 25c to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. Children’s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
OIL SILK AND GOSSAMER CAPS.
There are hundreds of other Bargains not. mentioned here that it would re
la in the week, Tuesdays, Thursdays an
5.. _SMITH.
For 25c, customarily sold for 50c. All sizes and shapes,
in you to see and save your money.
Pyridayri, at 0 o'clock. Mondays and Wed-
SOU'I‘II NORWALK.
Wm emulate wu't‘ttli’t.
THE FIBEMAN ARRESTED
Sam [Roadhouse Charged with
His Engineer's Murder.
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IIISfi'I'ORI' OI" TIIB IllhlllWAl'MAN.
L‘Iho Myblery Surrounding n. Tragedy ol
‘ the nuiir—A woman Covered with on
and Fatally [turned by Her l'lemllnh
unabated—A (Simpler of ('rlnwa.
I’l’l‘Ttilil‘llil, July '31. WA npt‘tdttl from Van
Win, 0., reports the arrest of Fireman
Sam Roadhouse on suspicion of having
murdered his eriiziiiccr,\'anilerander, while
both men Were running an engine on the
Cincinnati, Jackson and Mackinaw rail—
road. Roadhouse himself was taken from
the cab probably fatally wounded. The
theory of the detectives Ill that the two
I'llt'll. who had been quarrcllnt; for several
days. became engaged in a fight with the
result heretofore published. Roadhouse.
however, insists that lie is innocent and
atoutly iiiiiititains that ll Iiigiiwiiyman
boar-led their train near Enterprise, 0.,
and that before they could defend them-
selves they were knocked senseless with a
hammer by the ns-nssin.
The Runaway Traln ("some to (Brief.
The train was to have stopped at Van
Wert, but the uncontrolled engine dashed
intotlie town at the rate of twentydlve
miles an hour. .\ switch was open and
the paswngcr train struck a is“ itch engine,
drinolishing both locomotives and shaking
tip the [iflxm‘thj—"TS generally. 'l'iicenginecr
ntiil iirctiii-ii Were taken from the wreck.
Vainlcrtuulrir Win-i found to be fatally iti—
jiircd. He lived until Saturday etching.
lie was Till years old ltilll hail boon an en«
, trim-er thirty )‘t‘flr‘.
Another Thu-airy.
Another theory in regard to the murder
is that it wa~ miiitiiittml by lllair .‘Iilt‘k.
who in l-wi killed the engineer's wit, .\ir
Vandernridt-r Wits the (‘ltlt'f witness against
Nook (lllll llw latter «For» ht‘llgl‘llltCl‘
Moi-k mu seen rimr lintcrprm- siiortly br-
iore the arrival of Viitidcrittiiler's train. .\
sharp lMibl-lll is being maintaini-d for
Mock.
I’mlrly Grunt'n Fir-mush ('rimr. -
('I»Ll'.\till.\. S (T, .iiily ‘il v-llill.‘ of tip-
most lltll'i'llllr‘ t'l‘lllli'n’ on rr: uril is I'l‘pl'l'll'll
from ('tvllt‘iilll tullllly 'l'lic i.rimr- was
committi-il i.;i Maui's bland. an iiiiii'»
(illcnlml .pui. in tiii- county lttt‘ltlislm'il
Paddy lirarit liti-ii tlivrv With llln \Vlfl’,
Phoebe, and another woman. ".lllrii'mt-rl 1..
br- on lllillliill" terms Willi lirzuit,frmpiutitly
vi~itmt iii~ Mfr Wednesday he! Grant.
informed the relations of his wife riuit ~lie-
liziil been swi‘r'l’v'ly hurt the work lh‘i'lll'l' by
the explosion of .'l horinctir l.iii.,- .iii‘l was
in a bail condition, The Yt'lltlll't" luuiiil
her burnt-d from. lli'l' knees up, in front,
«lily. ll rribly < barred and speechless. She
died when an attempt “'an made to remote
her. No train». of ozl (‘l‘ifllll lurimindoti
the flour or no ”211 on of burning below the
kriecsof tln- “iiitlttll, ’i'liia—i- and contra—
dictory \lJit'llH'lth nursed tlit- nrriwl of
Grant. but he K wapcil from lit-i gulirib
The ‘Iurrlcrrr'o IuIl'ltla'.
Having inwii run iii i-iirtli again he re-
quested [n'fltllfi‘lnn in return to his room
for it alllll’t \t-llllr Almost llliltit’tllilttl}
the report of a gun was lit'tll‘ll and it “'lLi
found that it" had plan-ii the tnulzlcof
bi- musk-rt against hi. uf-ellirlari‘ tun-l .-
[lllldt‘ll it. blowing a hole l‘lt'ltl' through
himself it is thought ki-riiseticwas poitrul
over his Wife by hiiiiacll and the other
woman and (l..ll ~tn- thin zliri. wt ill tire
I‘ll-Mn or I'vliallrtuti Sun! for llianrnu
3
Frilll‘ \Vw'... fl, l'v \ .lllIl .‘i 'l‘lii' “iii:
of l'\ Mayor l'i 5" ill hi ~ l.i//:.- ll.
l'c-iidli-ron. iiit~ “i=4 .l will for drum-e. in
which .‘tliwAililli' l'ltilrri i- t'lll'il as im-
respundcnt l't'lllllt‘lull, ulti- mn away
with his typewriter, has resigned. and the
council Wiusiiitiinoiiml to assemble iii ‘peh
rial session to cntiwli-r the document.
i’c-tidletuti Wrult‘ the following from lini-
ittlo. "('npt ‘1 ll. luiyil loud.” or two
i will forward you full power in take-
iriiargeof all property and pay all iii-tits.
and rii:tlii-prnt.s:oti t'ur llcll and the (till
siren." In an llltt‘l’Vlr‘W Ill Xt‘wllrleana
.‘vlJyor I‘eutllctori <aiil he had prrliap-ilim'ti
t. n preripitittr, but tll'l '- it think hr was
guilty of any wrong: ..i marrying Miss
('ullo-n. i’i-mllctoti ll.; zone to ('hicago to
investigate the llllltlllr r .Il “his it his attor-
tii-ys procured his lllhi ;. .9 from .‘Ir‘i, l'en-
illcton Ju»! belon- llt‘ ..i.'lt'l‘lt'il the type.
writer.
.\ l’uhllvr Murdered.
BIXHIIHIXHN, N. l' , .liily ‘.’l.- The body
of a man at 1.” has! evidently been murdered
has been found under the liner of a shanty
in the town of Vestal. it is supposed to be
that ofa'l'urki~li pmblli-r named A. lint-
tog. There wuro- wti-ml wounds on the
head. lie mu sci-ii wwrnl Illtjm ago in
company With twonf his fellow country-
men in this Village. Suit-en dollars and il
letter from n lithium!» home at .37 Wash
ingtou slim-t, New York, were found in tho
pcdillcr‘a [twitch An investigation will
be held shortly.
A Suicide.- at Bethlehem.
liE’l‘llLtJil-Jt, I’i|., .liily ii. The dead
body oiuatranger was found at l‘clter's
hotel in this i try Sunday. lie had arrived
at the lioto-l at midnight and registered my
Mum» Silt‘crthorn. From pnpcn discov-
enidon his [it-Min he is believed to have
been in resident of either Initimlnwne or
llaniden. .\’. J. Death was caused by n»-
phyxiatlon. The coroner's jury rendered
a verdict of HlIll'IIIl‘.
"The Kill" “It" II ur‘r.
Tt'imx. .\. ’i’., July ‘1t.»it hm. been It!"
contained that of the eight Apache prison-
ours undo-r ”tin.- Kid," who murdered Stu-riff
Reynolds and him deputy null the" minimal,
all but three Illll'l? berm killed. "The Kid”
and twootlim are at. large. Tnmp‘i an!
out. after the survivors.
Wyoming‘s First Male lllrrllom.
('iirrizsxu, July :1. Jinn-mm Warrvn
has leaned in [Ifm’lilmnlluil calling the first
Wyoming election for Sept. ii. The Dorris
(u‘rntir and Republican statue runvenlllmll
are called for Amt. ll in this city. The
{urinal celebration ore-r Wyotiiiiig'a nil-
niisu‘iiin will in- liehl here Wednmlay next.
(inventor 'l'hnyrr. of Nebraska. at one
time governor of Wyoming. will lie motor
of the day. .A
l’onxnuman Walk» limit.
51. Inns, Mo. July glancollflfl‘rtdlllfln
James I' Walker, member of congress
from thr- I‘otlrtfimlh district. din-ll n! hill
home at lkxlrr, .‘Ill.. of "mutation of the
brain. lie was to years of age.
Planing Mill- [Inuit—4|.
LAKE tinnitus. .V'. )1, July ‘ll.*-Tlle large
planing mills. factory. lumln yard and
tired: owned by D. W. Slit-mum iii Gloria
hill were deatroyed by fire. lam. Flinn);
”insurance.
‘ MONoar. JULY j 21. 1890.
,
NEWS OF CONGRESS.
w for the Walt—Debate on the
Original PM!” Bill».
Waaiiixo'ros, July alt—iii; senate will
take up the tariff bill finally this week.
Before doing so it willdispoae ofthe Indian
appropriation bill, which is the last of the
appropriation bills but one. It in thought
that this bill can be put through the can.
ate in adiiy. and this makes it likely that
the tariff bill will be taken up Tuesday.
The reading of the bill, if insisted upon,
will consume the greater part of a day.
The general debate will he chiefly from the
Democratic side of the vii-ante cliaiiilier;
that is, the I’vlllOL'l’llli-l have prepared long
speeches to be made on the bill, while the
Republicans propose, as faras rumible, to
confine their remarks to the amendment;
During the week the finance committee
will take under consideration several pro-
posed amendments to the bill and will
likely report upon them. lathe meantime
the Republicans may call another caucus
to consider the proposition to change the
mics aoaato permit the fedcml election
bill to be taken up.
The Republican members of the com
mitlcc on privileges and elections have
had the bill under consideration during
the past week, but. have made little progress
with it. The managers of the original
package bill are anxious to get a Vote on
it, and should they succeed in carrying out.
their plan the national bankruptcy bill
will be taken up and discussed until
Wednesday, when a vote will be taken ac
cording to the order of the committee on
rules. The appropriations committee in—
tends to dispose of the conferene report on
the Distant-t oi f'olumbia appropriation
hill at thr- iirst opportunity, and i: will en<
denvor to mill up the report Thursday. It
is bellow-ll that the bill will be strongly
antagonized, and this may prevent the
OICL'ilth l'lililllilllpl' bringing up either the
mine of l4lil’131liilli41tlllfii Vi-nalile from the
Fourth Virginia di~trict or tlii- case of
Millrr against Elliott from the Seventh
South (Carolina di~lrivt The (true of ('hnl-
inn-rs agiiiiut Morgan. from .‘llwhlbslppl, is
also ready for action, but as the elections
corittiiittco.’ than unanimously reporml in
fm‘orof the sitting niehnlmr, Mr, Morgan.
it. can b-- disposed of in a. few ll‘Mll".
Original Parkagu Eloquence.
“'AHlIlXoinV, .liily Zl.--Tlic house re-
BIlllll’ll the consideration of original prick-
agi- lilll \lI‘ IA‘llllh'll'l‘l IN, .l t .m'lill that
l,lll'(lt‘l‘l\lltll of lilt,‘ supreme court tiiilil
tirvvr lllt‘u' lil‘rlt rciiilcrr-l had it no. been
that a tow sidit'» of the l'tiion had adopted
pr: lill'lli'rlt 'l'lii r.> wmom- siiri- way in
u lili li llit' pimple ni Kansas and luWII
wild got l’l'l nt' ri‘urigiiml p:i.i~k;ii4estores
lilll that “.i‘ lint is: putt-mim- lllt’llt lit
the: pi-i-plz- do lltlll it' tin w-iiliriictit of ill"
truii.:i.iirii'_y was .Lgultirl thew stores and
it uuez'lvl no: be It 'm-«lk‘ lir‘flil‘r‘ the shutters
Would lu- put up and the front flnill'si‘lllm‘ll.
.\lr rtrwnrt i Vt. l tleclnrtnl that the drift.
ill the Hipl‘r‘llli‘ mur'. hail lit-cu constantly
in the (lll‘v't'ilnll of t‘i'llll‘flllllltltlll. llt.‘ mm
ll [{g-Ziii'tilicnri, lint lit: “11.» ll slittt‘s' right.
man, lllitl as siiivli ll“ was In iiivirr of the
pt‘lllltllLI lr;i~laimii.
.‘lr I't'l‘kllt< iKmm believed in the con—
stiturioriaiity ziiiil propriety of the pro-
posed lrg liitioii. 'l'limi‘ it was appropri-
ate .lllil lirt'tNNlIFF ought in lw apparent to
all. in lil~ jiiilgriiviit iii» tlcvision remit-red
in llil' ti1~lury of illr' ~uprrmi- court had
llt't‘li w unfortunate to tho people of the
goiiiiiry us «but was. knouii as thenrigi-
l’lill pm'kiilzu ilm'isiuti Till! llrL-il SN)“ Iii-—
cisioii lL-I'l not been so ruifortunnte for the
people as this l'ir'U‘lll tit-Haiti”. particularly
it congress was left powerless to the ph.“
ms...-
.\ Neiwitiunal Failure.- nt “nebular.
Rm ill‘~li ll. N V . July It Tllt‘ failure
on Friday of tinrn-t l' lliillciibake, who
opt-tint :i dry goods \f‘illlllll‘lilllt'lll lieu-two
lllnllllh ago, ll.l‘ i-ziuwvl ('Hllslllcl’ltblt‘ illl'r
lil'l‘t'illi'llll~411~~llin iii lllllllll'lltl'll'l'lt‘N' it
is “(till tii:.: Mr lliillctibnhr hail ot'tlIrY‘Il
considerabli- l'l‘t .lit licrv. representing that.
he had a null capital of $3,111), a legacy
from his iiiutlii-r ills largest creditor,
litichi-r, was Flora. l, tlrr, who conducts
the (in Fair dry goods establishment in
.er York. and who obtained a jiidgiticrit
if about $5M)”, one of the two Judgments
in Wltli h the wire was t‘llistwl. it seems
that the other creditors were slow in 'l't‘llf-
trig juiigiticnts, itllll that by quick work on.
the part of the l in" coiii'erti lllt‘ll’ chances
of securing lllt'll’ share of the assets sm-m
to lw (Iiililnllx it appear-l that the tirrAi-‘air
company had just sltlppwl zircon worth of
goals to iiallcnluikr. lltiml ()lWltll'll remain
unsold. (to Saturday night the New York
tirm rcplcvinwl thew goods from the
sheriff's p1)*‘1k‘51lrlu. 'l'lii-i leavethe judg-
ment still good otitliv remainder of the
promrtymnnln.‘ a. wound judgment was
also tiled on Friday in favor of William S.
icrvia lllllt' is likely to remain forthe lounl
creditors. Sum.» of the bitter charge that
the whole iitl'.iir is a “job" put up by the
New York firm, and there is talk of suits
being brought ilLthlllnl it to south-the pr”?
arty. llallcnliake was ioriiierly engaged
in the dry whirls business in Brooklyn.
llnrrium ‘thl Run Agaln.
NEW YoILK. July 2i.——'l'tir l’rrss' Wanti-
ingtiin correspondent tcleuruphs that in an
interview I'iiilml Storm Marshal illiri-iilell
expressed the opinion that President liar
rlmlil isomtii-iidiitc for rglt'lt't'l‘iuti and if
tendered a nomination will accept, The
story [lllllll‘llt'tl some time ago to the ci<
fort that the president intended to retire
to private life at the t'iiticlll‘wluii of tho
present term was unauthorim-il, Marshal
[launch-ll any». “illt'rll who (“NJ”); the
president’s cutiflilvticc quietly olive-rye that
it is not. necessary for Mr. llnrrimn to
openly announce himself it ca idiilnte for
renominailon. A successful :ulininlatn‘
lion and prosperity in the country are the
two most potent influence», they urge, to
determine whether or not the president
llhall in: revolt-cred.
l'inrrum'n Expensive lilac.
l’A'l'iiIlL‘MiS, N, .i., July 2i.—~l-'lrv not ill;
covered in the ermine room of J. l‘. Todd'-
mocliiiic and boiler factory Sunday morn.
ing. “G‘ltil'f' the tin» department could get
the ilaiiiea under control the Miler room.
together with its controls, and the greater
portion of the building were dualroywl.
[ma about “JUNO. insurance. Niall»).
Mr. Todd's New York offices are at No. I":
Barr-lay bin-rt.
.\ Wmhlnglnn Ildltor [Ma-l.
“'ASiliNnTlN. July 1:! whit, Thomas (J.
Morrow, for a number of yours editor and
proprietor of The Sunday tiazctto. died at
his residence in this city Sunday of in-
flammation of the bowels. (fol. Morrow
was born in Sydney, 0., forty-seven yearn
ago. lieutenant through the war mi nan
grant and lieutenant, and afterward in the
cavalry service on tho frrliticr against the
Indians.
lhmau ”Ifll lost 400 Mon.
Catlin, July 2l.—-lt in reported that Dr
man Diana and his followen have ni-
turned to 'l'okar, having last we men by
famine and sickness. and tuning oblige-l
for the time being to abandon their rubel-
ltemi expedition. ~»
H. 'KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i :1 er y
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
lillll llniiit Sllfltl Mllllllllll.
“Ought on the Fly" to an expmeion we give to a certain brand of Kid Gloves
from of the largest glow houses in New York, aimply because it was a chann-
Irlt for (.0 rent» it pair
eludes for spring Mar.
LISLE THREAD GLDVDS ADD AllTTS IN GREAT VARIETY
._ .‘»._.
that we purchased
, chill, and which we will
“t, a,“ have a full mum-ii of Kid Glove: lrom 75 scrim up, warranted. All
We also have a few Wtifdr in say in referent-e to our
Millinery Department.
it seem. nttangv howaamnlladvertlnemcm, Torn ta H‘nl. Wreath brings so many purchase". it
proves what we: have always said: 'l'ruihtul Mvcriiplng in it»; mint profitable. Well, ladla, there are I
few of thin left, amt many. many (liner! of line: lnamlllfl. ly the way, lilllCL', i forgot to mention I
few little bargains whirh no will offer for fit" Li 1:. low llzly‘.
MllLlNERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
All we wish to clear out a great deal of purples «lock before July lib.
Trimmed flats at a. very low figure. ('0er formerly m‘cl a: 754', now H: a pair—Summer comets.
Children's ingain liner, sold at 55c now We a pair, Ladiv-e' guaranteed fast hlsra lie-e, formerly sold
at 351. now we a pair. Children's Ribbed lieu, lL-ll black, 12;: to the a mainline and Children's under
wear at very low rlgurcs.
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H. K B I E G- E R ,
Mahackciiio llotcl Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
Down THEY co:
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C. H. HARVEY
Odo-re Great Inducemvni- '::
DDDTS AND SHDES
lr‘().l{ TIII‘I NICX'I‘ 2’0 I)AYS.
l: WOTLII be well to return this 09pm—
..f the xii-715‘ are m. n: for :r.-.- rim. utensil m..- cm: value. The flock H too numer—
,, mrmion ,r' i-.
lla'. ll ._. mo .rlfL'l‘ a rim k on hand. :l.e grim?» may be "i it
trinity, a: m: '
mi- iii 'v't.’ w.
Come one, mute all.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North Main Sn, South Norwalk.
fililiiisicponfr.
W.B.HALL
do CO.
Grin: annexation sale c :mrneucea to day. it will be the matter rule of
Sillsl'iiii DllSS lillilS an Sumiillnls
FVI‘E hr. n n
i,,,'r;‘i.r.'. A m w lli'il.I.i.."ig .9 to in; midst! Aug: is: and all good.- mnet bccloeeil out.
Can Short limb» of Dim Goods. "It Part. Plr‘f’i of Freer?) Sororities, ! Ell) Remnantn of m'nleu
«loo-la. .m finer: Lungtm of Triton-Lug :litiu. ill-meant: lace- aril itinboru. Remnanteof
Flannel: 2- amt Hamburg», eraiuitp or Silklnfl and thinness. Remnants of French
magnum: mt Haunts. Remnanh Pam content a and Braid; We must have the
room, and we have plan-i! pa. li pit-es on them I! will ELPllfeflflwd, aalc.
Woolen lleiiinants at About Half Price.
l n: It. tritium» a: it Sher: L. ngiti- of Wfll’lf'fil‘ rim-t. be riot-cit out before Saturday rev, and, in order
n. .. Ii intern nli. we haw marhrd them at about half pmc.
.l ACK ETS AN l) CA PBS.
Hey it: 2', ('nprs ri ilurcil to :1. it Capers down to $0 to. {33‘ ('apw down to 2m.
“'Hl'l‘l'} SUITS.
5;. . mint Mammal: .i: in: low grins. [Arafat Collection of Traveling lineup, Wool Suite, Blouse»,
lit-zero, and t'hildrenl'a Uarnmu 2n the my.
SMALL “’ARES AND NOTIONS.
..
We pin. w on uleto day a W, of Art Goo-la, (lhalr (tram. Handsome Heckler. LadleaY u and 8am
l..‘lf't' I'IillNl‘. Nhnpplll: linen t'nstilmi'e Writing Delhi, Wallctn, Pom Btttftinl. Pin Ornament»,
and littndrlih of nth ,, ruin-tr», been: balance of a lotilmn‘ mick. bought at to per .ent below
regular ”men In the lot are neural handml Lure Pine and Brent I'll)" in choir-e ptvlel. with
mutant vetting: mum Illll enamel. Tam» ari- worth trim T’u' to It '4'. Price on- each.
[an litigator shootout: than about. half prim. Hurrah were» Si, Worth .2, Iii lion,
:1th llaadlrrchirfs. minivan, embroidered in exquisite durum. inn ‘1 in .2.
Martin Perm with lllll'llY pocket: luv. illiihlrcn'n Tartan :lnnlua- fuvcen'p,
we." AL .9. 00.
Teens“... “ s
Funmuau on Washington in. at? 0’4“!" \‘
South Namath. Int lad of Bridge.
"normal COLIIAN, - Proprlfloti ‘
are or, laukin film etc. Prim x”- .8! .
HATS l HATS I“ only»... 436 Main Street,
Sprint:r Styles.
inaligmlnudmtonof
Still and Soft llata,8llk llata.
A'.
III! I WEWI‘I'. mu.
nu Minis
riioiiiis, intros,
I’lllliAllllLl’llli/l.
floy'i- "ii:- and (far, (we [late for lien and
lamp. llama raft flat! for In It
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
The ’l’luu-uaho lie-t In the
World, “all-eh (int, ”.00.
The Dunn, I-Hneh (fun-6.5.
w. c. aviimuiii,
I’DIIICIIII' IIIOIIICHI y‘ld In
Plat-l. lilo-um all Inglis
[III III". IUIIC ”ALI. um.
Norwalk Chronicler