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The Best in the World.
We make a specialty of the goods. A large variety of
Ftttllt titttttttti. S-mFrestt Each Week.
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HAVE YOU TRIED 'l‘lll‘ll I
-_——-- .» m
ALL GOODS FIRST-CLASS.
PRICES LOW.
AT
Glllllltlll ll. Slillllllllll’s
33 Washington Street.
F. H: NASH 8; BRO.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND HAS FITTING. S'l't'IAII
AND “(IT All! IIIIA'I'I'III‘L
lleeeritett Cilia, Wtite Granite, titers, Ante iii 't‘ii Wire
Now opened for the spring IlluIt’.
T111 and Sheet Iron Ware.
Eitimatea given promptly.
Cor. main and West Streets.
.i cos n. tangy,
A
Rd not: and Ilene agent,
(tenant
-flre, Lite and Accident. Ocean
I'll «and in and managed!”
at filthy Public; Ichrovledizemenu
III. M Ticke‘l. Bagglge Checked to Dee
III-dunno. Itmt. link to I’m Olen.
SOUTH NORWA LK, CT.
I'rlcen very low.
Plea-w gives no a roll.
South Norwalk
INSUKB IN
The. Connecticut (loin-rat
Life Insurance Co .
human, c055.
Yoau man, why pay as long up you Ina,“ h- r. ya
have at: ecu-Ice- in ten or living twenty you!!!
Why not take on Endowment Pulley {or yourvell’ it
you tive. {or your brine i! you die?
it. 3. L’IIOIIIDIEU. Agent.
I27 Xy men Nanak, (14m:
" W. ll. MEEKI
l.
&
(”in term mount.- “me! am
”U. ‘ 9“.“ eminent.
'. no 4....» it...,,mtlrorr i o”.-
‘ on .. theatre-Ital.
:- Ararat .o-medonlkpolttl.
mow dMJIANS Frets
JOHN ii. lineal», Vim-PINK,
JOHN II. (NAP? sac. .‘yw
AGONS
Nmemd-W
lbirzuios, l’liartoua, Carriages,
".lltrplt's, Spindles, etc.
“Jon.
IR A. ‘30.!
I’l'ir'rva in Suit All.
II ' n
Flettlle Steer Glitter.
Plumbing,
’ Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lroi» Work.
STOVBS, RANGEFA,
ANT) '1‘! 3“? .ur t
lltlrm'e; given {or
Steam and Hot Iir
Ntlsli' "All. BMW“
113.11 and See Them.
EENEY.-_T.I.LLY-
Swaii & Bushnell,
863 Water Street.
are“: of m-.e,. BRIIICEI‘OIETJ‘UNN
PM» ”I, 7,: c anilt'altu‘ratbl :rlmz Mary I n-
with, Nit» now, Milne 'l'onw, ’u'rt Putt l Alli-i
Id'chan-l rvwryibuy rirmlrd nboi li bout. . . 0'
thing more rul by hlulhrl’lr Unwed State: I". in,
rim.- I'm ' for Here, violinu rind srhout‘. “A no
Ur: rum-amt htmllplfl’fr‘f! t t, at: kinda of "no“...
out rr rtrr llmlrru' H'l‘tvlirg Um Vol-tinted
It auto! Import-rt Martittul'igm lr‘ riot rimming
min in: “collected mic; I'D“! an- I Illl‘ib'lrh'd.
Elainlm KI" ltlrlI wry Pu; rant We will rt-mt a t...)
o! loo to .Ll’ y more." by int 2 (tr ’2 .:
'l’r-Irirlrurre.
New \'m~.-. l'rloes,
hover l'ndr-rnom,
llrr .IInB
79 tenement on
L. H DECKER.
lbu'r: l;
A. rimming *‘
Carriage Repertory
W 65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
rur'rn vouwsua, . (055',
ml 3. all ~hw rg,
SilEl’llAull‘h I'll“..il,‘r t'lr t'll \. ARMS“. ‘
IK‘P‘I. for billi (norm, tr r-« 'I do a”. 5. Will not
rtpr.’ or turn wit w
Well Papers, I’arlrrh, 0th, (fl'lfl'ifi’
Ilrlrslu-u, (Zulu-h ('rrlorn
erred I'rrrrqu-..
A ll'l'flfi'i‘ta’ GOODS.
writ; (lalii'd'n bligl'tlr Anal) l-‘llJ “it. b- rt
filling f1:fpllt"7"tili)¥r. no ..5« ~z iiimir ru
Painting. l’apcr dancing
and Decorating.
runner
GRGAT BARGAINS.
David Stow
80. MAIN STu BET.
H-Jl. '1
:"w 2 up it
Carriage Repository
\ nit. New“ it, it‘or
'tw l? c r: l
pl
Al (,3 Sorili M i n «in VI,
cub ltx- c u" v
new to or art Ir
riuln-v runny ‘
'ltt it
. Li; i.~.--.r. .; i'.
'l1’tlt"t1I.it"h '1 -‘
Sirrrr-yn, Bungle-n, I'Ilrtt‘itlll'o.
I'om'or'ds, Sllllltllr's. Iitlilll
I' ifin’, Illlsirti'su lingo-m,
Grocery and )1in
l'.’ guns.
ceeenci REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. MCLEAN.
jyt r.i
l7? STAIRw’, l
in. 3. SMITH
- Dlll GIGGS.
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NGRW ALK.
GREAT SALE!
. To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon. to arrive.
go. Don't neglect purchasing of us now during this sale
begin with,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear.
25 doz. LadiesY
each, reduced price,
27 doz. Ladies’
etch, reduced price,
15 doz. 'Ladies’
reduced price.
18 doz. Ladies’
each, reduced price,
20 doz. Ladies’
reduced price,
16 doz. Ladiee’
60c, reduced price,
10 doz. Ladies’ Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $.25, re~
dnced price, 95c.
Gent’s Franc]: flannel Shirts, etc.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
1 24¢.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
21c-
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 350.,
25c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 450.
35c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
40c.
Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price
5°C.
A few lull in all grades and aizca ol French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Bella and Sashes from the cheap
at to the best.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
laced them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
gates Shirts ranging from 25c upwards.
W ,_
Llllll’ in tlfltrn'e Bitters art lll'ltl Wattle.
, We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Lodies’ and Children’s Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
oil the new styles at rices way below competition. For in-
duce, look at our {1.25 Jersey and com are it with any-
thing you I: we seen in Bridgeport, Norwa Ir or New York
for 2.00.
tube
for it is Ollt' ol‘ the great» ' opporttiuitim.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
Iii’e-t‘ything pr'issiblc to Sull dating thir lilll'lll' SALT: lllilnl
and to bowl otii' l-‘f
RIBBON REDUCTION.
I13 pieces fancy ribbon, Hrltl during pr'ci’iutn SJIt' :it a
bargain. and which undoubtedly Wit; Hltl' ol' thi- grinned l»ii'
gains in ribbon history, at licyd. llcducwl llllt't' We tell yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, Iron: 2 ll;
inclusive, customarily sold at an :ivt-rago [ll'll’t' of 201‘ per yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low figure
of 10c per yard. Ileriicnibcr, they any positively all villi illlll
of the very best shades. We also have a completi- lino ol
Moircs in all widths and colors. Satin and l'rown min.- at a
very low figure, considering lIll’V are of the very newt «Iiiiilily.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are unexccllcd in this department. ”or ltl'lt't‘h' in love
mills, ranging from lllc to She llo'l' pair, and thwa- pi'im . m.
will guarantee. Both-r goods cannot bo shown anywhci‘v. A5
for hosiery, we him: the reputation ol selling more hosiery tor
little money, than any other lmllSI,‘ in this locality. We pride-
oiirsr-Ivcs on our well selected stock, and Well no should. t‘or
there is no doubt but that we stand at tho Ilt'ml.
Gill GIRRELLAS Allll TARAGGLR.
Fancy I’arasola for the ninaindur n‘ the ensure you i4"
buy at your own figure. Sill: ind (ilori Carlo-lieu almost as
cheap. We have 'ust purchaml a line or Gloria Illnbt'i‘lliis for
$1.00 and $1.25 tliat custoruuily Swirl tor $.75 and $2.tttl,
Fancy or natural handles. for which We» give your choice and
would say that they are the mmt i'oruplvto line that hot i-vor
been on exhibition in our city.
BA'I‘HING SUITS AND (JAIN.
Gent's Bathing Suits from 250 to “.25 are (‘Xt't'lllitlllfllly
cheap. Children's Bathing Drawers at all prices.
0"; SILK AND GOSSMIHCR (2A PS.
For 250, customarily sold for 50c. All sizes and ahapos.
'i‘i't‘
Ill
There are hundreds of other Bargains not mentioned here that it would rep?! you to see and save your money.
ridays,
Keep in mind we close three nig
neodnyrr at 8:30 p. in. Saturday evening at
M.
INSURANCE BUILDING.
10:30 p. m.
the week, Tuesdays,
5.. _SMITH.
Thursdays rm at 6 o'clock. Mondays and Wed
SOUTH NORWA lrIK.
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Mm“ Atrium overlie-m mitten. BATtlBDu
atrium REPLY re FllY
Reciprocity Protection's High-
est Form, He Says.
Ills FIGHT AGAINST PRIZE SUGAR.
no Alla-u 'I'Irut spun In Ready [or Me-
Ipr-clty and Inuit-tee The! Ill- Ad-
vlco Wu Ignored In the Framing ol
the McKinley Turn! IHII.
\\'.u~;ni.\'t.rox, July 2o, «senator Frye Inns
just received the following letter from See-
retary Blaine in reply to his recent in—
quiries respecting the elicit of reciprocity
ontbc anger trade with Cuba and l’orto
Rico:
"Inn llauimrr, M0,, July 2.), run.
"llrzan Mn. Funk—l have your reply to
my letter and am glad that the essential
part ul it has been given to the press. You
:an me what assurance I haveusto Spain's
willingness to enter into reciprocal ar-
rangements of trade with the l'nitul
States. Your question niirpriws rule. for
you cannot have lfll’golli'ti that only six
years ago the prime minister of Spain, in
his anxir-ty to wenre {re-e admission to our
markets {or the sugar 0! Cuba and Porter
Him, agreed to u very extensive treaty of
reciprocity with Mr. John W. Foster, then
our minister at Madrid.
Against Free Sugar in the Put.
“A year belore—lML—a very admirable
treaty oi rrriprimity was negotiated by
Gen. Grant and Mr. William II. Trexcott,
as I'nited state.» cornuiiafiwucru. with the
nepublicol )lexlcwa treaty well consid-
ered in all its parts and all its details—
“hosr: results “oiild, I belie-vb, luxvgprnvcd
highly :idvaiitaxclfls to both ronntrics.
"In view oi the pendingdiwunion it is it
somewhat singular eircrirnstani'c that both
theselreatics of reciprocity failed to no
cure the approval of congress, and failed
for the express reason that both provided
for the {rev nillltlafillrll of sugar ('ongreas
wotildno: their allow ii single pound of
nugartoi-omc in tree of duty iindrr any
circrrnnturm- whatever
.\ krurarknlrlc ("hungr- ot "pinion.
"And now the- proposition is to open our
rta irct' to Hannah’s ~llglll'. and todo
t with ~ltirli rapidity that “v are not to
have n niomr‘ntl time to am: it We cannot
make- :\ both-r triidrw a trade by which in:
may pay for at l\- bl A part of Illl' vigor
In [hr libnlllt‘l’.‘ of ,‘ur..-riv.‘iii farms and
shops. lliir cliitngr' i l opinion It.» IJti‘Zl
certainly rvinarknble in so l-rirt' a prfrtml
Indeed, the only danger of our not uri‘tir
lug mlvunlnurnus ”mum of reciprocity
now in thr' lit-lit)! t‘rll llti' purl UI (Lilac i‘ullll-
trim that we are so fillklil'ls [or lrm- oignr
that by patient waiting they can wcnn- all
they tie-in- tiitliont money and Milton!
prim
.\ "lot Then He “'ih Ignored.
"Fearing that r». ‘tlll thllxlll an tan-r-
vrow \‘illl‘. the rigix lit'lr'llllts‘nlll iiivriilu-h
o! tl'n- Culunlllli e on v. u) -. and menus "tore
than m.- :nozttln ago to be extra, on the
bith day or but l"r‘~:'ii.iry l i-iult-avond
locouvinn: tbvm that it would be- expedi-
ent and “l-r' to lmz-u re: the president as
the trrnty making poirn-r an opportunity
to we whnr admitting-Huh arrangements of
ruciprmnl limit-initial ln' t-tl’mrted. IWELV'
tenable to pi r~iindc the i'nlnlllltlre to take
my VIPW. I iiiriitinu tlin - irv'uiiiétnnw now
because it has been « hum-rd in many quar-
um that lies augflk‘wiiulx {or rt'clpruttlly
Came. too lulu. In tart, my rtI-irt Wu» entitle
Imlorr: the {anti litll “'itfi reported to the
house or even tramml in n llllllllli‘c
llcclprm-ity I‘rolmtlmr“ Ilr'glirsl Form.
“I! h, l lltllth, :i wry grave tremolo; to
oppose [Ills rei'iprm iii pl’nlrihllluh writhing
sugar from Iltl‘ tear that it may tultlllll in
Swim: Wit) mitt elit- lmlil’)‘ ot protection.
TIN: diiiigri i~. l tl.ii.i., v. Ewiiit in the opp»
nlh' dire. llutt
“la! in Our
guvurtititcut lmrv‘oloi‘c tirill‘ttt‘il a
lll‘ll\_\' duty from at: .r rinioimtim; om-
ycariu the aggregate to é.‘u~,-Irtl,uhl, mid
nvrriiuiii; (fountain pr! ttlIIllllll It'l' {'1 HI“
stdwuble period “1- it uh now to r‘lll‘illtt‘ll
sugar by rrinovim; the duty. The value
of the-sugar vh- unmiully consumi- is error
mores. Niall wr [my in: ll all in enah,or
shrill Wu well .i r-‘L’lpl‘iu .LI arrangement by
Which a large part o! it may lw paid tor in
pork and I’d-vi and in door, in lumber and
«all and the“, m uhow and when and
w i- \» lm‘ pi" 'LHI‘K'II
Ion
fiiniitur-r, and a thou .ml other things?
‘ In «hurt, ~hall we pa: r it all in Club or
:try Irieudly barter ilt purt' I think the
l .r‘ltlr‘l’ HllllIl' H the h; .wt loriu o! protoc-
Hoir and the but “”5 to promote trade.
linlrln-s» this not:- to ., vi, to; Iilid my liral,
ll‘l'flll‘t,‘ you how tat :i ltllofll‘lth' and
mmt intelligent HUNT-l lll llti‘ llll'l‘l'ft‘t‘ of
our trn-b- mil. South .\ttir'rtr‘:| When
shall \ . Hinze utir romnwrrtnl inter-
coursemth that :imi i'nllllllt'lll l! we do
not now lllflhi‘ JI Inazitititng’
Glu- Srulnl-lluul we... 1 (Hugo, ll.~ ‘tuye.
"II We now um- tinny the duty on sugar
its we rein-tidy have :lnni awui' ll",i duties
on roller and Illllt"- and rubber undue!
nothing in am li.iii;:i- which hllltll lwprolll»
able to the (arm or the lurtory hi the
l'rittml Meow. “but «hull be our )iistiticn
time (or the polity \ot. lntvv rr-i'vnll)’ re
i‘l'tvi-d Illllul‘dlllllllltlllw, in which Iiordl
ull)’ join, on naming the shipping bill
tliroiiub iln- M'tmll'. llo you not think that
in line «I! nlllll'w izvnvrounly aided by the gov
vmmcut mll have a lwtter prospect to!
protlt and {or pvrinnnrnr'll Wotan give
to them outward cum-1w from the l'nlted
Staten and not rontlnv them to lnrvnrrl can
goon from Latin Arrwr'im. I am sincerely.
your“. .l term It. “LAIXI‘, "
'I'hl ‘irmit’y lflvll "III In the "nine.
\\'.\.~rtir~i.ro\'. .luly :30.»-~ln the house the
unruly) r‘lvil bill, with rimmi-amendments,
«in debated. the chic! divrrrn'ilnn IM'IIIK rm
tlw unlip-t-t o! the appropriation for lrri;
gallon Mirvr‘v Without acting on it thr-
burn-n limit a rt‘l|'“‘ lbii'iag rhodium-mien
\lv 'l‘urncrtN. Y i Ill‘l‘li' :i brie! apeech In
u-lrie ll be r rill: iu-rl Ill-w - who have ('IlflfKI‘i
otthv bn-tnv-uot‘ tlii- brow in ultghllng
tlwmi-zruiirc': "ported ‘3' the urrlitriltlt‘iI
on lzilwr
Nullvr- lurmru lull l'u'r North.
\VertxoTI-u. .lrily ‘2“. Secretary Win
done. In a lull- r to ”W deputy collector of
cuhlrrnti ul (lurmlmkn. Alrulin. hm dented
Ilm I‘trllortur‘rt reorient that the natives of
tbmrtlaskn and tlllfl‘r‘t JI the Alelhulnn
Inlnrnln bonito-u perinlwion to kill their
pnp W1“! rurllwy rmpiir- lor the purpose
of urpplylug thorn-Elva- with food and
clothing. on the ground that this permitt-
rion would be In exnmis violation ol er-
isting In“.
I. ventral .Inrr-rlrnn Sam M \I’n-lilngtrm.
“fluirmmm, July atmxn nllb-lnl ln-
lorrrmtton has yet been received from the
tiriatorrinlwt‘alvndor revolution at. the do
plfllltfint. of state. nlthonuh advice: Ire
hourly exported. 'l‘hedepnrtment hair lu-
retracted the [felted Staten minister at. Sun
Sulvndor to tor-weird promptl all inform»
tlon teetering upon the ultra on. but noth-
Ill”! whatever has yet. been received trout
in.
. JULY 26. into.
THE WINCHESTER CASE ENDED.
lawyer Stevens. a! Boston, Finally DI.-
gotxu Ill: Plunder.
Bones, J uly fill—A final uttlement‘ was
made Friday in one of the most compli-
catedcasescver brought Intern the state
courts. In 187» Ann-an Winchester, 0!
Benton, an insane pernou under guardian.
ship, died leaving an estate valued at 800,—
we and u will by which certain heirs were
lett out in the cold. The latter contested
the will and employed \Villiarn J. Stevens,
of Boston. to treat with the legatecs. He
announced that the executors rather than
island a contest had paid him $150,000,
which sum be divided among the (our
contestants, reserving $27,000 {or his own
services. latter, Henry Fuller, one of the
contestants, learned that. Stevens actually
received 8211M“), and had appropriated the
other 850,1") to his own use.
Fuller then brought suit. in the circuit
court and obtained judgment (or 517,000—-
his share 0! the money. He did not get. the
money. however, for Stevens {ought thi-
case at every point, at lets going into in-
solvency, Samuel Elder and Sumner Albee
being appointed assiguees.
Since that time the case has assumed
various phases, and Stevens has been in
jail ,Iilx months (or fraudulent conveyance
of real estate. The case has been in the
supreme court. the superior court, the in—
solvency court Aall the New Hampshire
courts—while an eminent array of counsel
haze been eiiiployeil. Friday tln-delcinlunt's
friends came to his relief. and all litigation
“11.» ended by the payment to thenssigneen
of a lame amount of mom-y. Stevens being
released from jail.
SEA GlRT'S MILITARY BALL.
Tim 'I'Iimniaml People Dance in Governor
Ablwll'i Honor.
Sm Him, N. .l., July i‘rif’l‘he military
bull bold but night in honnrot Governor
Leon Abbett, in the Monmouth house at
Spring Lake. surpamcd anything of the
kind ever held here before. 'l'ivothousnnd
imitations ivcre “MIMI for theoi‘rmion,
and the Monmouth house was thronged
with beautiful winner) and mun prominent.
in military and civil life.
Maj. Gen. Seivt'll and the otlim-rs of thr-
chond brigade. now in t'illllll here, were
lll’rsrlll. .\ bevy of handmmoly dressed
women. headed by Miss Mamie Abbott, as-
slslwl Governor Abbott at the reieptiou,
which butt-d from it o'clock until ll. The
wwrnor was in a happy innodnnd cor-
dially shook hands With the prominent
gilt-yin who ivci'v presented to him.
The rfxr'r'lllll'e L‘Unllnittt‘t', which ably
carried out the arrangements, was com-
posed oltfol I} ll. .\'. Harvey. (‘01. Robert
Adrnin. l‘ol. .\ It Kiln-T. Lieut. ('01. C. l",
Invlllrt'i, Maj W S Righter. Maj .\. ('.
Ultpbtllil and Maj R. .t ”upper. (in the
Irv-option r-orrrniltzce irri'c Maj. “M! \V. >3.
Mull-gr. llri; tit-:t Richard .\. llonnelly,
Brit; lien. Third \V Spenrer, llrts. lieu.
\V;liiiirnl' llepimnncimer. t‘ol .\l ‘l' Bor-
rvtt. t‘ol. llobcrt Adrian. Col llciii'y Spiel
man. l‘ol. Thomas ('hninln rs, _\l. . “Zill-
lnin Strange-rand M.” ll. J llopprr. The
llowr (‘r‘ltllll'll't' “in tornpmml n; lieu,
\Villiitiri F Abbi-rt, (‘ul \V 'l' \';iril'leef,
('ol .l, N. Knit-Ker, Mu). \\' 5' llithter.
Ma; S W Mut'nitx .‘vlaj. _\. t‘, tlliphztiit
and t'npt Allen ll Wallace.
. .
IIIIIIHKIII'JIINI (‘uthrrlirs at llnslon.
let-TM. .liily fit. i’l'hv
pointed .it thi- “ ~t tongn'w ot thet'utho-
be 1.1in o! .\: rim to deer!” on the mat—
trr (A! futnn- congrrsw» held .1 business
[Ducting at ”it“ l’nrkcr Ilullnk'. .lmlze Mor—
“an Inn, of New Yr rl‘, irrnul-‘d. 'I‘lii- fob
lowing dignitaries “’cl'r' prom-tit, Archbish-
op» Ireland. Riordan. -l:llt~cll\ and Elder.
and Illxllille‘ Foley, Mac-t and Spiilding,
and lbw l-liibt-r Monigomvry. of t‘alit‘or
niu l'hoiiizt“ ll l lll’k‘~lt.l€ltl of the
Cutlioli. tulth; n: l' ‘ltlll, ivih prmozit it)“
int-"nation The \»:i‘ ttritl with
L‘lobrll il mr‘u itllll i.;i~t~-l litrvi' Ititiir- \flt’r
the inwtiii: :l'lj iilrtt- t! it was lt‘Llrllt'li tiant
tltr‘ roritri itfn- lt:il «lwnli-«l in bold IIlt‘
next t'irllVrllllntll 1n l'lilcngo in l‘i'll. The
arrangements tor this convention were left.
to a romnttttu : u be appointed by Judge
ll'llrieii
wuiwti
leporu. lruporh mu! Immigration.
“biennium. July to m-dlt‘rl‘llillltllit‘ cx‘
port: from the l’nztcd Status during Juni-
punt aggregated in mim- r.'.2t,or‘.7,:lh’v, against
inguinal in June, l~'\'.t Imports during
June past \vx-rr: initizmt at éfiJti'LMM, llur-
mg the pint lineal ymir exports aggregated
in \‘ullh‘ SNAREWJSU, ;i~ attains! STl3,-lrtl,tt75
ill the pri‘i‘ediiu lim’fll your. while imports
during the [llhl llwal your were valued at
“$313.33“. ngnlint 6743.l;tt,tl’i‘: during the
preceding them! year During June past
tl'filo immigrants. arrived in tho l'nited
States, against Mamie in June. hell, During
the past ti-unl 5mi- £11,219 immigrants
came to this i ouutry. against tumult! iii theI
preceding llm'ul year
They llbjrrl In Induction.
New ll.\\ r‘x. July 21; Thu Southern
New England 'l‘clephoin- company Ulr-
tulrmt from .lmlgi- limiting a temporary
injuuctmn twin-mini: the North Arm-rim!)
Cllllsllllu'lloll company, ot l’ittsbum. from
erecting thi- pliiiitol the \Vindsor Ian-n
tt'onn.» Electric Light company. 'l'br-ol»
jt'CI sought by the telephone I'onipnny in to
prevent troubli- lroiu induced current»,
with It would be mum-d by the proximity
of the. ('It'l.‘ll‘1l' light wirm to the telephone
wine-r 'l’ln- r”.l~r' will be Armin-d burr on the
llrlrt Monday in September
.\ l)IIIDI’l't‘ Ilerrrrnrrrcnrlml tor Merv).
'l't;r.\im'. N. .1, July Brie \‘nv t‘han.
(‘l‘llul’ I'llltt') lite-t lItI\Il\(‘.lI n tlll‘ul‘t‘t' in the
PMI o! Mary Fairruttc, ((lrtltt'l’l)’ Mary
lliiuheu. of New Brunswick. whose my»—
tr‘riouri tllmlllpt’nt‘mlr'tt [or n tinn- Inst
wlnterrauwdipiitira nonunion. 'l'hcglrl
latterly In years old and was kiilrniped by
old John I'mtrnttr, \vho fort-oil II“? to
many bin iiiywir old um. and tliri-atcni-il
to bill Ill'l’ it ulna I’I‘IIIM'II.
The (‘rtvi-Jn lrt “'Illmslurra.
\\’ii.rir;:«n.iuin.. I'.l , .liily rat,» Home 0!
the Innrllles who live near the l‘fivfl‘lll
which occurred Ire-rt Wednesday an. but-om-
lug alarmed urid hun- i-orirmviirri-rl movilm
their household goods to another part of
the town. The cave nppenm to be extend
but and i-c now over twenty Itlt'l elm-p.
The Jane; ('elrtvnl'n Temperance More.
flaunts, I'll. July til. All the ulllrlalu
along the .Ierwy l‘i-ntml railroad have been
notlllerl by the company that the employee
must abstain from the me 0! lutoxli-atluu
Iiipioru, both when on and oil duty, on
pain of diluent-lull. 'l'lwordI-rlnm crooked
l‘flllllt'nlflllllll among the men.
John I... Wlll Rtnr.
New Yniiri..ltily 211'..~“Actor" .lolin h
Hulllvan has urrlved lri town from llouton
on his way to llernpstead. L. 1., the sumo
mar residence o! Duncan ll. Harrison,
where hr- vvlll study his part. in the new
play in which he proposes to ulnr tlilrr
neutron
Ruhr Map. ”re Races.
Santeria. N. \'.. July titt»»-'t‘tio mm
were poatpnned on account. or rain.
The entries were demand 01!.
“um“... ”MM m. ~... -_..—.....__ —... w—W
l'orninaiiillng ‘
tit
,1,
“.me ,.,.
H. KRIEGER
Mil linery
SOUTH NORWALK. GONN.
Gilli GIGRI‘RIE Sill G Mlllllllll.
"C-l'lu'dt on the Fly“ in an expression we give to a certain brand of Kid Glove-n um, we
tram of the thug!!! clove humour in New York. rlmply because it was a chance Him,
loll tor M cents a pair We nine have a lull assortment 0! Kid Glover iron- T’. Cent;-
Ihndu tor string Vicar.
LISLG THREAD GLOVES AND MITTR IN GREAT VARIETY
-‘
purchlled
amt which we will
unwarranted. All
We also have n lew word-* to say in referenti- to our
Millinery Department.
ltsccrns rtraigr howarrmlladvertise-merit rum 1.‘ rent Wreath brings so many puxclmmn. ll.
more.I what \M: have always said: Truihl'ut advent-tug .s ilw in is! profitable Wo'lt, ladies. there are n
(cw of thrm lc't, and many. many oturrr o! liner man-mus. I’-;~' the tray, ludic'. l lorflot to mention I
{cw little bargaini- uliich no will oit‘er .‘or the INXL (viv it lyr'. a
MILLINERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
As we wish to clear out a great deal of rtll’lrttlrt rlnck Ilt'lbfe July «tilt.
Trimmed flats at a very low figure. Corsets formerly sold at ..n-, now 450 a pair-Summer Corsets.
Children's lnzatn Hose. mid at 5r, now tTc a pazr, Ladle-V L’llarnlilurd filed. bturtr ”03:. formerly cold
at 3’54“. D0! 3'20 3 r-air. t'litldien'e Ribbed Hose, Vii-t bluCk, Us to I‘m a pazr InfillW‘“ and Children‘s under:
wear at, Very low figures. '
Remember this is a Great Clearing Gill Site.
H. K R I E G- E R ,
Maltackemo llotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
DOWN THEY cor;
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. HARVEY
Ofiem (,‘rclt liidtirtrtzv‘nh in
IllllllS llllll Sllllls
l<‘()I{ 'I‘III'Z NICX’I‘ 1’0 I);\\’S.
I
J 0
Ham 4 t uo ALIYL'L' :utix in kit hunt, vhruom’ mu-r '» -o u'. lr would be null to wrurc this oppor—
rommittee at» '
runny, as ‘1lll"tifl.hr_'£'tlnll‘ :m‘ 1 no tnr i:-—- it..m m r ltd ( m .- 6: 5‘1 mine. The» 8,114“ 5‘ on numer—
ou.‘ ‘ii i i: v!) 1., mutilate 5i i i -, L'oim one, come all.
C. H. HARVEY,
l
l
70 North 3iuin St" South Nor'vvnlh.
B R I IIG 1'3] ’0R.’l‘.
W.B.HALL
(R: CO.
itreai unnexazim 3:le «marchers to day. It an In: the :gmtut tale of
Sideline Dress fleets eitt Seemerttleelis
liver tumor ii Bridge .r it. A new building is to be added Aug. tst and all goods meet hectoeed out.
i
Em short lit. '.-‘ hf nice-rt Goods, 5 o I'n" l’lt‘t‘l‘e (I Ftl‘llt'll Noi’t'lltt‘“. Hm Runnants of [’11le
t. Mia. m .vu rt £111th of 't'ruan. ragsiiky. Ht‘lnllfllllfl Lure-rapt Iltbbum‘ Remnants of
Flr1”.(‘3l_'!:l.lld"3“)!!th ltrmr. mo: of b.1kine-a and (humour. Remnants a! French
(hm-rump .‘HAl eaten" lir'mr. LEI‘ l'u-I l'llt‘nll'rlt* and llrniil~ We must have the
it um, and \'-t‘ lllel‘ p or» A no it lrltt: on them i;- it ':.‘ ur-orcargmily ‘Ilt .
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
All our ll. nimr.H out short la limit-I of “W ohnE rum-t be (.DPUI on' baton: Saturday at it, and, in order
' v -.> t tin-m at , in: trait uiirtwd lllt‘lll zit III” or half pr l
JACKETS AND (‘A PBS.
2; a, am 5 t «J l; l a 'l‘ 1-; w it to 2 l. St Capes down to 5:32”. 133.com ~ down to 9: 5),
\VHI'I‘I‘) SUITS.
. in Jun wit. 4. IJI'L’IN'I ("titration of Tr‘vbitli“ ”(L-‘1 r«, Wool Suits, Illanera,
Illa“ rs, tlltrl t l...tinn'.- ioirruvnt'I tn the l .ty.
SMALL “’ARES AND NOTHINS.
We ptnn- on rub- to day a tot ol’ AHGLNNIH. t but: Erulw. Ilundmmt lien Lien. leiilii-w‘ Turn and Scarf-
],arti-(‘ollnr-. Shnppir y lbw». t‘lnlrtrrn's Writing Dram, Walrus, l': H'I llnttuna, I'Illl‘ll Urn-menu,
and hundreds or otlnr nritrtu, being balance of ll liib'ii‘rI‘ i-tork, bought at. no on rent. below
rrxnlnr pro-rel. In the lot arr several hiirnlrrd Lure Print and Ito-rut l'ir . in rhunv- null-a. With
tham pculnge. ~!.nl("llll enamel. Thu» arc worth Irtm ”.21 to It :5 Price in L‘Mfl't.
Ln: Anteater Shopping [heat- about but! pr‘it‘l‘. Hair-h been: 41, worth ‘2. o ttox
Nil Handle-whirl», lunlitllully enibrotdx-tml in t'Ullll-‘Ili‘ Ill r min. from St to 3:,
Lenthrr I'urrcn mitt lambs pocketi- to. ('lillrll'fll'd 'l'urtrtn eta-lice! “o rotten,
win: HALL & 60.
THE NEW . "
LIN-n: »Gimr- %
r g‘ L
Ins ruin-aroma.
FURNITURE STORE;
* u“
202 but! 20! Wuhln‘ton 8t.
Utll'w‘. 433 Main Bin-ct.
Knuth wanlk, Int End at llrldgc.
.1! l! I IN.” BPoll'l'. (JOKE.
Spun: ll :i"'t p r I "1'
Tultllflllfl'} COLEMAN, .
Picture Framer, looking (time's, rm.
ntltmlt you HUME!
HATS
Sprint)? Styles.
In all grain-re and colon o!
I'roprluor
Pile" r
mu) I, 2
HATSL . m
an MIWBRS
THOMAS, IIAY'I‘IIII,
PHILADELPHIA.
Examiner I-
l'ltlll and Soft llata, Mlle flats.
lloy‘e "It! and tape, (1mm [lull {or men and
boy, Nnirtn mu [lute tor Iron in
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
The Thorium-.0": lies: tn the
World, Ill-Inch Cut, 06.00.
The Dayton, I I-lnelr line. ”.5
w. c. QUINTABD
Particular use-tum weld to
rut-g, 010nm" and new:
IIII mu. HUI“: "All. DWI. O
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