this market, because We never take hold of goods and push
Baronial thin, Wilts Granite, Gian, irate and iii Win
”AND THIS GOES
exwheat
' We have been successful in introducing new goods upon
their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit
IlliXWlII-IA'I'
For lIlSlflllU’, We have introduced this deservedly popular
Cereal too large number of householders in this city. We
'lnt 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
We
Free exhibition all this week.
ofler you
EXTRA RLRRI RREAIIR l BUTTER!
200. a. 1b. 200. a. 1b.
5% lbszufor 9.31.
llIIAIlIIlS E. SEIIIIIIIIII’S
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH 8r. BRO.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FIT'I‘ISG. S'I‘EA ll
AND “(IT Alll IIEA'I‘EIIN‘.
Come one, come all.
1
Now opened for the spring trade. I’m-v. wry low.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
I'Ltimutrs given promptly. ’lcaw RIYE us a Call,
Our. Hair: and West Streets. South Norwalk l
poor n. LAYTON,
lotus out Home agent Genml Influence
-Ptrc. Lite sud Accidan Ocean
icketa—Cllhin mil Stemge. Draft:
:1! npnnkimdloncy Order. to all pun
Rotary Public: acknowledgement!
lulu. "run-l 1icke‘ r. Baggage Checked. to no»
ISSUKII IN
The (‘onnccticut General
Life Insurance Co .
mummy, cons
Young man, whypuy on long 3-.- you llIEJ her. you
have eight. chance: in tin of living twenty yurr.‘
Why not take an Eudova merit Policy for yourwlf if
“'IIII-‘to- Street, Next to You omen. you live. for your heirs it you die!
wml~nmuodl
WAGONS
New education! J
Buggies, Phantom, Carrion»,
t‘ ampli-s, Spluulea, etc.
Willi! EEKER'EYU.
u. , I‘
l’l'll't‘fi‘ In Suit t\II.
mall and See Them.
Hurray TILLY.
3H1. 30.5
SOLE AGENTS
,. , , iSwan x. Bushnell,
' i n ator roe If
“iiiiiii” Rllllli Rlfllvt W . '5
l’uiv tail. 2" i: and t‘nimttuWLnVaiw “lacing“,
Mile. Net», nun”, Ill-hen Tours. Eel l'ot» l'ulrs,
Lin-ii, and cveryilunt’ licedrd nlnn’ a boat nary.
thing mpiiml by El miners, Urinal sun-a Nigel;
tint l‘ Flam for Ilrita, Hotter- iuid Schw 1!. “3- no
we tvrwwzrd ht'ulunartcrn for all lurid» of [in ilgm
:uril lluhr Ikalrrn‘ Suppliw tlur t'clt'bri'i d
ll‘uvd If Inipiu'tcd Albania: (firm .9 l‘llll tniv '!l 2
null in. I~l‘l' 'cr tul Mu; llit'li Lui- I'Hlmwind
Ilnmltn do and very i-‘t'il'ratir “'r will ot‘tiil n box
Plumbing.
Steam. and
Gas Pittino‘.
Tilt and Sheet Iron Worlo‘.
STOVES. RANGE-i,
ANT) '1‘! 3' V" .-‘. it 27'
o.’ lt‘utoiu y utdrwr by nnil for 5')! .
, 's'elcplluue.
New I'm-k l'rlecn.
Vere- Under-iota.
rSrVszi-t'i " .'
Steam and lint ai-
L.H. DECKER.
ll. ri'cr in
“'nll l'n‘M'I’D, I'islnl~, 0th. hid...
BNIAIH". linurll G'q-lan.
uml “nutshe-~
All’l‘ls’l‘s’ datum;
Yr'l'Il)SKl’.\"5 Littl'li) tit) l'l l'll 1.' ll ii “A
‘
Ailing for pln> and iii-mt uon5~ '-.
.-.-, _, ,
Hmlllii‘a' PREPARED t'.\l.\"“ l-l wlvll for1
wal'p, rill shad-“4 ‘
SUEHIAIID‘I“ I‘Ail ~4-U"\ i n ~i'll V 131511,,
heat Int lush ll'tilli‘. (l t.-‘ iv tin Hf", .Ii' it .I. [.41 j
Epot or turn wli'ir -
"if
Painti.....
and Decorating.
FURNITURE 3
GREAT RARRAlRS.
David Stow
“-0. M All? STREET.
Paper llanaiu'r
sq
THE BEST CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
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k, , . r
g L,"
R AZO R :13. ,
"I :i...‘ k inl‘ Fruit 3'! to $3i‘1l‘li
nxziu. sTllu", ltAlelt numb, ~lt,\‘.i ;.
IlliU‘dU-fi. SIIAVINH i'I'i'fi, l‘dtm l‘ir
“TITLEIIY. u’.‘ ' , dot
The 'Ifi-‘I 25c I'urkvl lit-”u- In You v-
Uur gusts an Warm. .«i
s, s txnouunmvu. Agent.
I?! IV South Netwnlk, Conn
son'ru sonwinu, or.
M . 8. SMITH
INSURANCE BUILDIN
GREAT SALE!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive.
begin With,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear. 3
25 (101. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price, 12; c_
27 (102. Ladies” Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
each, reduced price, I 21c.
Jersey
15 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c,
reduced price. 25c,
18 (101, Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 45c.
reach, reduced price,
20 doz. Ladics'
reduced price,
16 (I02. Ladies’
600, reduced price,
10 (101. Ladies'
(laced price,
35c.
Jersey libbcd Vests, regular price 50c.
40c.
Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price
50c.
Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, rc-
95c.
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
A few left in all trades and sizes of French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Bells and Sashes from the cheap-
est to the best.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
placed them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
gum Shirts ranging from 250 upwards,
Liliti’ iii tiiliiii’i Bliisii iii Jillli Wrists.
.Wc have in stock at present a most complete line of
Ladies’ and Children‘s Blouses anti Jersey Waists, embracing
III the new styles at ricer; way below competition. For in»
thrice, look ..r our £1.26 Jersey and com are it with any-
th' you hi: i seen in Bridgeport, Norwak or New York
for 2.00.
Jersey
Don’t neglect purchasing oi us now during this sale for it is one of the’greatcst opportunities, and to head our INT, wo‘
tilirseiiiiiiiiiiiia;inn
- Dill 6005.
G. SOUTH NORWALK.
L'l’ S‘l‘Alxr.
EVERYTHING REDUCED ll
I‘Ivi-rytiiing possible to sell during this GREAT SALIC must,
RIBBON REDUCTION. l
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest but"
gains in ribbon history, at I'icyd. Reduced price Illi‘ pi't‘yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from ‘1 to 16‘
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of ‘20c per yard.
Reduced price- to clear up stock at the astonishingly low light."
of 10c per yard. Remember, they are positively all silk :Illll'
of Illl' very best Sllilllt'h'. We also have a complctc lino "ll
lloirca in all widths and colors. Satin and (frown rdgi: at 1’
very low Iigurc, considering they :m- of the very best «pi-ility. ‘
l
HOSIERY AND LACE MiTTsJ
We are uncxccllcd in this ilcpartincnt. llur prim-s ii: lat-c;
mitts, ranging ll’Olll [Or to 85c pi-r pair, and thcsc prim-s no,
will guarantee. letter goods cannot be shown anywhere. As?
for hosiery, we have the reputation of selling more hosiery tor
{little money. than any other house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our \VCll‘SCltlf'ltfll stock, and \chl we should, for
there is no doubt but that We stand at the head.
SILK RRBRELLAR ARR PARARRLS.
Fancy Parasols for the remainder of the is. non you can
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria i’tubt'clas almost. as
cheap. We havcjust purchased a line ol’ lilorin. 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 has ever
been on exhibition in our city.
IIA'I‘IIING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent’s Bathing Suits from 250 to $1.25 an: exceptionally
cheap. Children’s Bathing DraWcrs at all prices.
OIL SILK AND GOSSAIIIER CAPS.
'Izliere are hundreds of other Bar 'ns not mentioned he
keep in mind we close three nig
nesdays at 8:30 p. m. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. in.
INSURANCE BUILDING,
ts in the week, Tuesdnyii. Thursdays and ridnys, at (3 o'clock. Mondays and Wed
5. .SMITH.
For 25c, customarily sold for 50c.
rc that it would repa
All sizes and shapes,
you to ace and save your money.
SOII’I‘H NOHW A 11K.
m.._m_....w___wt.wmw_w.m
' kIIU‘iV V. “Ill-'11
I wiped run-p:
‘ [ltll'itl)1t‘l1.l..‘l
,m it do}
. .‘Sooi'n'nonwmi no... Mariam. AWEnNE‘Sonx. JULY micro.
3v crown: Min BE.
Seven Victims of a Gate in the
West.
'I'Illlllll BURN!!!) AT CINCINNATI.
The Cyrlono Swept Over I'ortlullo of
North Dakota Ind Minnesota and Dill
Guilt lltun-go—(Yut on from Escape In
| Tenement lion-m Fire.
FARGO, N. l).,Jnly 23.~.\ cyclone [mused
over the northern portion of this county
about. it p. in. There were seven per-
sons killed. Detail-i from the cyclone are
iiii-agi-r. The only thing learned is that
the storm struck Bowen, Cllll’ord and
(lab «burg. about twelve miles northwest
of IIlllllt‘Y. in the southern portion of Trail
Land, iii the northern purl. of Cass county.
it was a regulation cyclone, tearing across
the muiiitry, leveling linilditigsatid destroy
l I lit l5.
1 l'Ive Killed Outright.
l'ch persons were killed outright and a
man and his wife probably fatally injured
llt‘:|l‘l'lillllrll. Wires to the brunch lines
are pro-train! and particulars will be late,
a» rrplil’lt'l‘h must drive a number of miles
to the tell-graph station. .\ hail storm
also did considerable damage to crops
about twclvc mile.. south of Fargo.
’l‘ivu Dom] at Marshall.
.\l.\i:,~u.\Li., Minn , July cit—A cyclone
ociiii‘ri-d iicm’ Hhcnt, ~seven mllco west 01
here. ’I'hcn‘ wi-rc two pct-sons killed IIIItI
several injured,
.\ Tam Im-nt House Horror.
\'i.\- i:.:~._\il. July 1;.i,-'I'liclourstorytctie-
‘ lllt‘ltl lionu- :it .\'ii, «ll East Front street, was
.i.-~ir.._.~.-il by fire at, ll o'clock last night.
"I'lii- first Iltnyr wa. mcupicd by Simon
llitices XL» .1 sucotid butiil clothing store.
llllll in this [hu'i’ of tlic building the flames
.vi-i-i- tir~t iliaroacrril )liticcs lived in the
shun-l Slur)" uttli lii~ family The line
"itrlllll t’ztpid' ' 'lIllI ctll till IIlt‘ cat‘flptt of
,\lii.w.-~, Iii ~ tl' olilsou Harry and an utr
~ll1itrifSt'tI to be Mrs. Mluccn.
'l‘hil .« IN‘J-I and Three lnjurml.
'i'iii- boil.” ut-rc i'i-mvcrcd and tnltcti to
Illl' lllill’gil‘ ‘l‘iii‘m; pcrsonu \verr badly
lllll'lll'tl bit. It' the} “'l‘rL' rescued. Their
iiaimw an. Nit-l. \Vilmutl. Mary Katine-yer
, and lint .‘lllu‘v .-
\ I'aralytlc Snfl'ucutml.
.Vl.“ Yum; July '.:."..~» Fire started in the
‘livcstory ll'lH'llll‘Ill house at LIST ’l'liird
B\'\.‘lllll' lust m-nin; .\ll tbs- tcniitits c~
\li-. Slack“), aged A“. Who
door ,\lru. Matine- was
ll.iv|ll:L' lib lu‘lp lit'l’bell llllll
“as still-n 4 ul beiuri- :Lsstntnticc could
l‘l'Jt ii in r i'iio ilrcxiicn ware mm ll"lt‘ by
:lttnlti‘ and iii iv taken to tlii: l'ri wl'glv‘l'lllll
lio~pit.il
ltvcil oil (1..
THAT BATTLE ON THE ISTHMUS.
lirpul'lg II-iln the Frontier Mata That
(hi-r Tun llumln-tl “‘t'rc Killed.
l.\ 1.1m :.i 'w. Snlmdiir. July flit-«Thi-
‘ latest tiu\\~ Irvllll lllt‘ trotiticr confirms the
reports lll l‘v‘g't‘t‘l tutti. i i. toryof Salvador
ovcr the for. vs ot tiiiiitctiiula in the battle
of July ll '1 li\’ Illutctiiniutis, UH) nirullg.
itiviidcd Salvador 'I'lic lulled iinttibert‘d
over zoo “in. many wounded Thin;
l'vlugrcs iron. Ntluulot, among them Gen.
hlunlcrrosn. bau- giicn tlii-tiis‘clves up to
the Snivmluriuun. Urn. \‘iliuvli-enclo. n
b'nhadoriuu ttnltur. Rlqukud the salv-
doriun him» Jul) l“ and was defeated.
Guatemala r-immctircd tlic warfare With—
out a tlcclurntiuti of Wm,
Many Law». ot‘ I‘lllt's ~liippcd from ban
I‘Vrtltlvix'io for tlii- Saliatlor giivcrtiltictit
Illll't,’ lit'l'li ‘H l.’I‘-’l :ilmtlt‘tl llit' 1';|(‘Illc Ulllll
alt'llulblllll to Illt‘ t.ii.iti-iii:iliiii goicrltiticat.
It i» liciicicd that two. Fabio Moran, who
was ulmurd the stcattisliip. and who is an
uspu‘utit (or the presidency of Suvador,
noted u~ nil nit-iriiii-r to Tillillelllliltt.
Ann-ct, lu Argentine.
llLinis .\‘.t;t.>,.lul_v 23.11%;- city was
‘flgllult'll Tlll‘stlil)‘ in CIJII§tNlUODCG oi the
dorm-cry of the plot to overthrow tlic gov
i r intent. The place is gurrisoncd by {.000
:1 tips and item tlrlllctl policemen. The
l-i true is Ilt‘llltlrtllltt'll The trial oi the
,. ispirutiirs ngtlllhl llll‘ giivcriiiiicnt in
12.3 pieces Yancy ribbon, sold during previous snlc at aj'
: it't‘i‘tlllli; ‘I‘lie lct‘llll;‘ of alarm is sub-
‘lllg
“‘hlrh Will lie the Funeral ship?
\l’AsniMJos, July 24 Secretary 'l'rucy
tins still under ioiisiiliration the migu‘
lli m of a vessel to corn-y the remains of
t. i- Lili- Inventor I‘ll‘lt'tstu’l to Sweden, but
ll In bclici’ctl that an order Will be titled
ilo favors the Philadel-
pliiii miii m-iicu-s that her maiden voyage
could not be llmro awful or patriotic than
to carry l-lll' ri-iiiiiiim of the great inventor.
It is probable, however. that tliiI I’llilndcl
pliln cannot be put in proper condition for
n protracted voyage, and that the Illllll
more will be selected.
U'Ih-yln tum Free.
II.\t:i i’oiin, Conn, .luly cit—'l‘homus \\".
U'Iloylc wits Iiticd Hon it «hurt little ago for
Soliciting llhlll‘nllt’c in u fiiruigii company
IIIIVIIIK no authority from the ituuirutice
commissioner. He gave notice of appeal,
but bring nimble to luntiali bonds mm
iii-tit to jail to work out his line. Ilo mudc
application for ii writ of llllllt‘ll‘l corpus on
tlu-grounil tliut Ilt‘ could not be sent to
iii-rvi- out his scutcncc. but only held to
furnish bond-i. Alter hunting argument
on the writ Judge Calhoun decided in favor
of ll‘lloylc
Mlurr'q .lunllnotu Captured.
II.\l:'l‘f‘Itltll, July all. -»’I‘ho assailants of
Frank Miner, who was idiot. In Emil. Hurt.
font on Monday night, were captured but
ikulni: by Ulllcer Ennis. of Hartford. and
r-lii-ritl Moorv. of Hunt. Ilurtturil. 'I'Iit-yuro
nammi Iluvrn Ilcllwum tmtl 'I'homtuitlol—
.lui, Illllll of Glastonbury-mid both man
iii-d. llrllwurc miller-wed that he tIItl the
hlmol lug. but to the charge of nasault with
lllll'lll In lull lmlll llll‘ll pit-aural not guilty.
’I‘liivy “l‘f'l' brotmht to the Jail in this city.
.\1ll||'I‘I“I1I‘IIlI.
smallpox ltuginu Iilll‘lllwkatl-
Mr. .\N‘l‘ti\ltt, ’i‘.-x_. .luly ml.~5iiiullpox
1H epidemic nlotig llll‘ Mexican aide 01 the
border, M Phillips Negros 25 per cent. of
”14' population hit-i been affected. and the
pi-rceutiiuc of fiitiilityliua lit-cuvcryhlgh.
in New lurcdotlwre have been upward
oftivo linudri-dpcoplu stricken with the
tlluvusc. 'I‘liu Marianna have taken no pro-
iut‘iunu against its would and In many of
Itzllhir iiiiialler towns ltis ruginuunchocked.
Ila hooped and hooped.
Matt‘s human, )3. .i., July llll.~*1"mllk
Nelliunu. ticnlvncud to May‘s banding jail
from Atlantic City for thirty duytmvru
being brought here Tin-mlay and while the
lrnlti \vnii l’l III‘)". min-n" l’inmmtville.
jumped all an i l‘ltd ul ‘mn K. .ii urticaria.
He has not yet been mph-rid.
PLANNING run run “in.
com mu Profit by the laminae. d
the Quaker (my.
Pntunlu'uu. July n—Mlyor Fit].-
pmlded at the conference held bettmm
the members of the special comnltm of
the national Colombian exposition with
the members of the finance commitment
the centennial exposition held fourteen
years ago in this city. (ion. .1. W. Palmer,
chairman of the nations] commission.
and Thomas B. Dickinson, secretory, were
present with all the members of the special
committee, of which Judge Jflllll‘. K. Mc-
Kenzie, of Kentucky. is chairman. 'I‘Iic
Philudclphinns—members of the ceutcn.
ninI tiuuiice comniittcc-who Were present
besides the mayor include Frederick Fra-
Iey, John Ilairil, William V. McKenn, of
The ledger; Thomas Donaldson, Thomas
Cochran, Amos It. Little, Clement \V, Bid-
dle, Ii 1.. Steel, Thorium 11. Dudley. James
Robb and 1’. A. W. Widner, who is also a
member of the special committee. The
coufcrctice was opened by J udge McKen-
zie, who stated what the committee would
like to know.
"First," said he,“wu should like to know
the dillercnt suggestions and ideas that
were mooted befofc you when you first
took action in regard to the centennial;
also the original plans that were adopted
and abandoned. Sciond. we should like
your fillggcnllunn as to the plan and scope
of the exposition in Chicago in "Jil and the
suggestion of any novel ideas that would
be suitable. 'i‘iiird, what you think should
be the powers anddutieuof the director
gem-ml. Fourth. what should be the pew-
ers tind duties of tho executive committee,
and. generally. any suggestions that you
may be plcascil to make. ()ttr object is to
[unite ow of your experience and your
lllcrh, “'llll‘ll went so for to make I'liiludcl-
pliiii‘s centennial exposition a shining one.
(Thu
Mr. ('orliruiii- followed Judge McKenzie
and sketched Illt‘ suggestions that be Illflllt'
to the committee lust \vcck, Ilr, 1"t'alcy.
who was our of Illl‘ most valuable mcm
bet“ (if the cctitcnmai (illllnllssiun, out.
lined the history of llit‘ exposition in this
city. and told how mom-y was mist-d here ,
by individual subscriptions ul Ho t‘.ll'll,
and the Work was carried on totritimpliant
EIICl‘t‘iS \thn rial-ted lh‘ to the duties of
tho ,Iiri-ctor gout-mi he replied:
“1I-- should prepare arrangements for all
the Work, invite architects to submit plans l
of buildings to be erected and make all!
preparations for the installment of cxhib I
Ila. lli: should of course have Wise coun- l
sulors in tlic cvet‘ntivc commitce on whose l
aili‘icc he might rely. Ilc careful in the 50- .1
lt‘lli‘lll of voiit' dirvctor general and you
can clothe hiiii Nth all these important
powers [Lat should nppcrtuln to his posl- .
Unit. The t'Kt‘l‘ullVU rutiitiiittee should hold 5
n-giilur nit-clings. to “‘llli‘ll the ilit‘ct‘bori
Kt‘li‘dl‘tll should report all that he had done
or inn-titled to do it the wmuiittce think
that the director general has done anything
culmiordltiury they should not undo it, but
simply advise him not to do it again. 15y
tlin~ acting you will prevent any appear
once «it trouble, for unless the director ap-
pcur~ to have full and absolute control
conttoum will arise and prove runmus."
The Pig Irou \upply.
l‘iiii lithil'lllL July 3.: The report of,
Illt‘,\llik‘l'l|.lll Iron and Stu-l iissoclutiotii
shou s that IIH' ipmzittty at" all kinds of pig ,
iron held for stllt' ii} Illt‘ lli.llilllthKlll‘t:I‘§ or:
llit'll‘ .iccnts iii. .lllllt' 30 amounted to
auxin tict tom. i-l' :iJiSi.i-.‘nigrusstons. This
is an llll'l‘t'llm‘ oi 'J‘lflil gm» tons since
Jan. I L'ottiparr l with the unsold stocks
licld .i yi‘ar ago. 11"“ ("I r. the quantity re
ported on June ‘(AI hits decreased 102,93}
arose lllll\ In addition in tin- iiuuutity Ill
pig iron llt'ltl by the main-rs or their agent:-
oti June Al the Ami : .. mi l’it; lriiti Storage
Warrant innit-uni; :‘i ii its MAJ.“ gross tons
stored in nu vv.ii:.iiii i irii~ at that date,
“'lllt‘ll. added to lllt' tutti” chm“- tons m
first bands. llllthi’~ :i I-il.tl of sod 4.3.! tom of
titisuld pig iron I‘iiix l- less than u [lil‘uz‘
vvccks' supply .it tho [ll’l‘fiL'Ill rate of con
sumptiiui lll Llllx country. Classified tic-
corditit: to the tui-l iiwil iii the niamifact—
life of ltlL: iron tlii- illnllllll)‘ held in first
hands on .lllllt' so mu divided as follows:
.-\Illlll‘lll iti- iiiiil l‘i'ht' pig iron, 71,250 gross
tons. t'ItlsL‘ and l'llllllllllnlli coal pig iron,
”tool tons. \harmiil pig iron, fulfill tons
Ilcficn the “'orld.
Urnwa, July 'Ji l; W. Johnston, of
Toronto. \vhoclaim. to lie the (‘Iltllllplun
all round athlete o: the World, issues
through The Toronto Globe hi,» llnnl defy
to the world to lttt'vl. iiiiii iii a match for
Slot! ii siilv and a gold medal in thc tol-
lowingcvi-iits; 'I'liruwmir lo and 1: pound
Iintniiuvi‘s, throwing .‘ni poutidmlotig out!
high. 10:”ng tho t,‘.l1u'l", wrestling. throw
lug :1 and It pound stones, standing long
and high Jumps. hop. step utid jump, bitch
and kick, VlllllllliL; with polo, tlirru stand»
in); jump», loo \iird run. 1m yurd hurdle
race and running hop, stop and jump.
\"i-rnnnlu'n I‘lulillvlliou 'I‘lrktzt.
.\I,\Dl:‘«i.\. \Vis, July Bil. "'l‘llt‘ I'roliibl-
tionints Iinve nominated I)r, .\li'.\.iiidcr, of
Kim Claire, lut' governor; for lieutenant
governor, \V'. It. Nothcrcnt. ot Milwaukee;
Ior su't'clnry of stoic. William Johnson, of
St. (froiv county. for treasurer. Robert.
lv‘iirgo, of Join-ruin: for attorney Killlt'l‘lll,
'I', I-1. It'iinkculrii, of Usbkoali; for stale air
pcrlntcndcnt.‘ Iii-iiry Sumner. of Utttagii-
mic; for rilllrildll i'illllflllnnlullt'l‘. J. Q.
Block. of lticlilund('cntcr. for insurance
coinmissionvr, Andrew I’t’ll‘ruull, of Green
county.
.\ "It: Selturo of Honor».
GUII'K'I‘ZS‘HJI. Mam... July L’ilwl'nllcclor
Preston, suspecting that litptor llllfl been
recently airinguli-il here from St. Pierre,
it olllccrn to search the prcmiiwn of “’1"-
lion II. Jordan, win-re they found twenty
burn-Inund two kegs of various kinds of
liquors,siippim-il to hum been smugglml
from St, Pierre, Mid. by Capt. Jami-n L
Anderson, it! ”It! NCIIUUIIL‘I‘ .l. 1.. Clark.
The seizure is mm of llll.‘ Int-gust. cvcr made
here.
Itlllrtl by n l-‘rulglit 'I‘rulu.
Srimci'iLLI», Mus-l, July at, (John Mu-
Iullt', fainiliarly known it» “t lckcy Malone,"
uged‘tu, was killed by n I'm-light. fruition
tlii- lloiiton llllll Albany railroad bridge
Itcrc while on his way to play ball with a
wast Hpriiigilcld picked nine. lie was it
priilcwtltllml him-hull player. a member of
the old Springfield nine and of the present.
Homestead club.
I'l-Ir Dying by 'l'lmuimmll.
lliin'i'ivorov,l'u,..luly‘JB. r'l'hcfarfuined
fishing nth-mu the ituystowu bruticliwln
being depleted of nearly all of Its llsli by a
mysterious diaousc. 'l‘housiind» of dead
buss,wcmlilng from one bull to live poundl,
are floating upon the wutor'a surface or
piled up In drift» along Its edge.
Cnilmllo Arehblnlulpl Moot.
WON, July zilly'l‘hu annual conference
of the (.Tutliolli- urnliblnliopu of the l'iiitod
States hr in progress In thl-i city today. The
olllctma oftho Catholic Ulllvr‘l‘nll) of Winth-
limtim are holding a iiii-utiuzi ‘ll ill“ wiulu»
in ut Brighton, leiual uiiibuu» pro.
I log.
MW
ll. .KEGER,
Millinery
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
[in tin
‘ Caught on the Fly"
from of the largzst glove
cell for 50 cents a pair
shade» tor prlfig m-sr.
LISLE THREAD GLOVES ARI] MITTS IN GREAT VARIETY
h.-.‘>—_.._.
till Millinery.
is an expression we give to a C(‘rtniu hum! of Kid tllovre that
bounce in New York, eirnply bccaune it was it thanri- l-llfll', and
We him have» tult assortment of Kid Glove: from 7'. Cr]!
we punctured
which we will
L- np. warranted. All
We him have a fcw words to ray in reference to our
Millinery Department.
It scenic routine how aptun‘l ndvcttlreniuit “13 l' icrt Wreath hr“n
. . , - .. vgaetimnny vacuums. It
Drove-i what weltave always said: Truthfui ailvertoiug oi :i-r m rt profitable, Well. lungs, there are I
few of them left. and many, many other» of IlVIL'? mML'l’llllF. 19" the on Iadic‘ I forgot to ti
few little bargains which we will otter for thc m-xt fww day-t. J y. . ' men on .
MIlLINERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
A!» we “lkll to clz-ur out a great deal of éiirplue rtock before July lib.
'Tnllllll-Vl [lots at a very low figure. Corsets formerly sold at 73v, not! tie it plir— Summer canola.
Chlldll’n‘a lugnln 1105c. raid at 23c. now i‘.’c a pair l.adli-~‘ cumintccil fast blat'K limo, formerly gold
at it'w. now ‘24: a pair. Children's Ribbed non», tit-t liiartt. it: to 13¢ a painmulcs' and Children's under
wear at \ «TY low figures.
Hunter this is a Great tinting flit Silt.
H. K R I E G E R ,
Maliackenio ilotcl Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
DOWN THEY 00!
ha»-.—
O. H. HARVEY
Otters tlrcil Inducimi-nt: l'l
Ii‘()I{ 'l'III‘I NICX’I‘ :‘U ILAY'S.
Having t m. lleL‘t‘ ’l ~t
(unity, as Plllnt‘ .i.’ ,
oti- ‘l‘ \ t"- ’y i; l.l‘l.'
- {Lil-C be -i. it,
[inn mi' il‘Ll,’ ii.c:rro~t mint:
,ti l'H ,.I§,
c.n.nARVEv,
70 North ‘Hain St... South Norw'ullr.
l' Would be well in «mm this oppor-
Tld: t- ot'h is {no numer-
iir; iii: 1 1 its. 19 r ’( )Rfl‘.
W. .HALL
:90 CO.
limit {illit’lniltli rule r *mmenccs to day.
It n... be thmrmtcst true of
llllS,Flllti Dress Hints and limitations
Em km...“ .1. linflpcpmtl, .\ new building I! to lll.‘ Enldctl Aim. int. and all goods mutt bottom! out.
Em sliiitt Ends of Dn-i-a (leach. fut Part l‘ieccs of French Novelties. 1.0m Remnants of I'lalnv'chu
‘i'kill‘. 9w short Lt'lvt'lli" of 'l‘ritumtngslika. Remnante hurt” and Ribbons. Remnants of
Pi mtzrn pi and IIItIIIllIlIK“ Ilcmtiutitn of Sills; m-s and Crctonno l‘, Remnant: of French
(.inctiiims and Mums. Rum narh Psi-t mt'nl‘crlt‘e and llmidu Wi- min-t havethe
room. and or hair plat-.11 i-ur'li ultra on them its wili ct Mite “pail; “alt.
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
A'l our IZtHIIlflILl.‘ Std Short Lcnctlis of Wcolrca run-it be (105011 out before Saturday next. and, in order
to wit them all, we have marked them at about half plitic.
JACKETS AN I) CA PBS.
Eit‘l'ltlil 5’ ("id i . mlucxd to St. ti Cape! down to $1.20. {1.30 (‘upcil down to 3-339),
\I’ II ITI'} SUITS.
spurmid hviii int i l in .ur tow prlrci. urgent. Collection of Traveling Dainty-m,
lliamrp, and t'lnldnen'a ointment» in the my.
SillA Ill. “'ARES AND NO'I‘IONS.
\l’c pliii \‘ on sale to day a lot of Art (loads, Chair Brut». Handsome Ilnrlilt‘s, Ladle." Ties and Starla
Lag-"(‘(illrII-i, Sliiippii-ir ling.“ children‘s Writing [let-Ito. Wnllcni. I'ttlfl Ilullotil. I'Illhhllfnllenli.
mid l.ll|\tllt\l" of tlllli‘l’ articles, being balance of a johbeni‘ stuck. bought at an per cent. below
fl'ifllltll’ lifll'?‘ In the lot are nevcml hundred lace Pin» and llrmt Firm in choice min. with
lirllilnIII wttlngu ~omo with enamel. Theron!" worth from 734' to St 25 Price for I‘ll'h.
l or Allnillnr shopping llagu about half prim. Banish Muslim 1], worth Q“ to don.
Nil! Handkerchief», Nautilully embroidered in quulxitc ilcrzgna. "(JD 31 to 3:.
Li-nthi-r Pom—u with itinnlu pocketi- tor. (Ytiidteu'n Timon Sunbelt 50 cctllr,
« m.- , , worth $1315 »—— ~-—-r~ . -»-—
wIB. lliALL.
FURNITURE STORE
not IINI 130‘ Wuhlngron in.
South Norwtlk. Rut End of Bridge,
'I'IIBODORIC COLEMAN. - Proprietor
Picture 1*an, looking Olin-pm. etc.
will suit you SUlllll
Wrol Sully, llioutis.
6‘39-
b‘%
limmluer In
t.
' 71,: . ,.. ‘-
077/1315 “7‘15 :2»
an? (I 316cm»
l', N. Patent office,
15711 £01888.
““ii'c-i, illlli Mull] letecl,
HATS-l ' HATE: vss,u:er2-:1«_-w~~-
Sprincr Styles. iLAWN M WE {S
In till griidcn and colors of
THOMAS, nav'roiv,
1’11 1 IiAIlElil’IIIA.
Prim l
mu ly i
Still and Soft Iluta, Slllt Hiltu.
Iloy'i- um and l‘npil. (froth 1111.510! man and
110)“, NIIII’III molt "all for men at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
The 'l‘llomuu.llto lien: In the
World, Ill-Inch Cut, 80.00.
The "nylon, I Much Could.“
w. c. QUINTARD,
MIMIC I'A'I'A "£00K.
l'artleulnr Miami-ii: ,miu In
Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
Illlt "nu. all!
Norwalk Chronicler