The Best in the World.
We make a specialty of the goods. A large variety of
hill illicit. S~Frrslr Earliest.
—— - -ow m"-..
HAVE YOU TRIED TIlEllI ‘2
ALL GOODS FIRST-GLASS.
PRICES LOW.
AT
‘ ‘33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH 86 BRO. ’
- PLUMBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND NOT AIR HEATERS.
Bertrand Cilia, White Granite, (liars, trait and Tin Ware
Now opened for the spring trade. Prices very low.
T111 and Sheet Iron Ware.
Estimates given promptly.
Please give us a call.
001-. lain and West Streets.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
d hate Ind non-re agent. General Insurance
—Fire. Life and Accident.
South Norwalk
INSUIIZ IN
The Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00..
“x in and Strange. Dram
:11 upwards Inga?” Order- to nil pup: unwary, con.
Ci acknowledgcucn You mn,wby as uyouhvenner. 0
“ll Tickets. 352m W ‘0 M have erg chances lyre: k(:fmltving twenty yc-yrs‘.i
Why not Bk: In t Policy for yourself If
you live, for your helm it you die!
at S. L'IIOIIIDIIU. Agent.
on ly South Norwntk. Conn
“'Illll‘t0l Street. Rut to PM once.
SOUTH NOBWALK, CT.
_ Steam and Hot Air Heating
4’ r? “ ' A vuhv'mwiitu unit-- It
“E {1" s ‘I ‘- 1| Veda-gill“
- .__ a loan... ultra-t . tt5.-
.td'dnsni‘wvubpfnu'bbb.
a’lltorcetnuowodwml.
anon: some n...-
Joan rt. hauls Warm;
men. wait it. than a... mum
AGONS
New-numbed
Buggies, Phaetous, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
' E t a.
SOLE AGENTS
SHE. '80.!
“‘Flrrirla" Stun lintrr. wwasfim
Plumbing,
HENRY} TELY.
Swan & Bushnell,
882 Water Street.
(Foot of Bank). BRIDGEl’ORT. CONN
l‘nre I ad. lib c and Calcutta till. .31ng rinsing»,
Stills, Nets. mints. linker. Tot-vs. let l‘ots, l’ulrr,
Liver. and everything needed at. ill' a hunt. cvcry—
thlng required by Engineers. United titan-s Hrgala
tloes Pings for Bantu, Home: and skim ls. We ere
the recognized halos-nets fvr all hlmlr- of Dredge:
and Oyster Dealer!" Supplied Our t'r‘ltbmled
31nd at Imported Martina Crgw u- ultli alerting:
with our riot-dented sole; their arc I'atlavored.
Steam, and
Gas Fitting.
'I‘Iu and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVBS, RANGES.
AND TI NVV AR R
lad-32a given for
lllllll.‘ BALL BLOCK
“span at... a. 1.... mu mul‘lm. ' stream 1,.
”Wraith-Ill: arm
Handmade and very Fragrant We will nml a box
‘““ ‘ "“ “‘ "' ‘ of lflti‘loulzyutdme by mailfor It? 3'».
Telephone.
New York Prices. ,
Never Under-old. L
L.H. DECKER.
Dealer in
““"rll‘t't‘iti'.liz'xl’llllté‘m- A. A. llIcLEAll’s j
Ballllllt Rrrrsrturr
and 'Vnrnlsher.
'65 NORTH MAIN STREET,
SlDll'l‘Il SOR‘VAIJC, - t‘IISN.
yr"
).
illR'I‘HSTS9 (20008.
'(‘CLOQ'KZY'S l.l I'll) $000 FILLER. but
filling for pine and remade. without rubbing.
IODRB'S PRIPARID t'AlSol FISISH for
walls. all s .
SEBPBARD‘S PARAGON ('tnt'll VARXISII,
best for bath menu. outside do ore. Jr: Will not
spot or tum white.
Painting, Paper llansing
and Decoratino.
llllltll'l'lllllcmw
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow
routine-tic n of tht- prime {tr 1. w ; .
80. RAIN STREET,
' w ...;~ ..
llwrt‘g' run-st up a
r {.m- hat
ilS'vlf in Et'lt m. 'l (rum “1 or..- are u
make. Warrtn . it our! lltrirlrlc {ht 1v nl rig ~' . it: of
. . ' v ,
Sui re) s. Buggies. l llttt‘ltlltd.
t‘nneords. Spindles, lloarl
t' irts, Business “axons,
Grocery and Mills
thous.
CARRIAGE statistic vacuum?
1
ATTENDED to. :
,A. A. McLEAN.i
I}! 'm
.—
GREAT SALE!
To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive.
go. Don’t neglect purchasing of
begin with,
Ladies’ Knit Underwear. ‘
25 doz. Ladics’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price, 12; c.
27 (102. Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c.
each, reduced price, 2] c.
15 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c,
reduced price. 25c,
18 doz. Ladics’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 45c.
each, reduced price, 350.
20 doz. Ladics’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 500.
reduced price, 40c,
16 doz. Ladies‘ Jersey Ribbed Tests, Lisle, regular price
60c, reduced price, 500.
10 doz. Ladies' Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re-
duced price, 95c,
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes of French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap-
est to the best.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
laced them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low
Shirts ranging from 25c upwards. /
htirr’ at (initial Blunts at Jun this.
We have in stock at present a most complete line of
Ladies’ and Children's Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
the new styles at rices way below competition. For in-
More, look ”t our 1.25 Jersey and com are it with any-
thing you ll ac seen in Bridgeport, Norwa k or New York
for 92.00.
5. SMITH
INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.
EVERYTHING REDUCED!
us now during this sale for it is one of
There are hundreds of other Bar
Keep in mind we close three trig to in the
outlays
at 8:30 p. in. Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m.
M. 5.. ”SMITH.
SOUTH NORWALK.
[nonunion surname.
ins not mentioned here that it would rep? you to see and save your money.
week, Tuesdays, Thursdays an ri
UP STAIRS.
- Dill Grins;
Evvrything possible to sell during this GR lAT SALE. must
the greatest opportunitim and to head our ll>l we
RIBBON REDUCTION.
125 pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous sale at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest lull"
gains in ribbon history, at 17c yd. Reduced price l0l' per yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from ‘1 to 16‘
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of Z’Oc per yard.
Reduced price to clear up stock at the astonishingly low figure
of lOc per yard. Remember, they are positively all silk and
of the very best shades. We also have a complete line of
Moires in all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
vcry low figure, considering they are of the very best quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are urrcxcclled in this department. Our prices in lace
mitts, ranging from We to 35c per pair. and these prices we
will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As
for hosiery, we have the reputation ol selling more hosiery tor
little money, than any other house in this locality. We pride
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and well we should, for
there is no doubt but that We stand at the head.
SILK lllBlllLLll AND Plllllllll.
Fancy Parasols for the remainder of the season you can
buy at your own figure. Silk and Gloria l'mbrcllas almost as
cheap. We have just purchased a line of tiloria illllbrcllas for
$1.00 and $1.25 that customarily sold for $.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 it 15 ever
been on exhibition in our city]
W BATntrvo SUITS AND caps.
Gent's Bathing Suits from 25c to 81.25 are exceptionally
cheap. Children’s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
on. Start AND oossamnn ones.
For 25c, customarily sold for 50c. All sizes and shapes.
days, at 6 o’clock-Mondays and Wed:
. Rt‘vlrt‘l'im in.
; er. Stewart inJ, Strickdnlc, Stunt:
' gagged
Republicans Dismayed at the
Number of Abscntccs.
on FRIDAY 167 ntn Ivor trisrosn.
NI-Ci of the (Zou‘nu-c- Who Won
lot Present Ill Roll Call “at Day-nil-
Attempt to Rest-kn All learn of Ab-
uua Except for lllrtcu.
“'Asrrtxc'rox, Aug. zit-Among theorem—
bers of the house who are still faithlul in
their attendance in that body much Indig-
nntion is :xtnnifested with their less faith»
ful colleagues. The list. of aboentm in
daily growing larger, and although the
Dcmou'ata look upon it with a. feeling 0!
cquartimity the Republicans, who are up
sponslble tor legislation, regard it with
impatience. They feel that they are en-
titled to the attendance of their colleagues
in order to control the business of the
house. On the call of thelmrwo Friday
the following members—4.37 in all-Jailed
to respond to their names:
The .‘lucntcco on friday.
Able-rs. in. Allen ( Miss. i. Anderson l Silas.)
Andrew, Atkinson l l’n. ). Baker, llankheml,
Burrows. llnrtinc, llccltwith. Beldcrt, Riggs,
Rlztml. Bliss. Illount, Boomer. Ilowdcn.
[ll’th‘I’, Browne t "it t. T. M. Brnwnetlmll
'l‘. .\l. Bullock (Tenn). Burrows, Butter
worth, Caldwell, Campbell. Candler «in r.
iCitrt-lierlhlass.). t'nrltou. ('asWell. f'lteat-
barn, Clancy, Clarke allow, Clark (Wis.r,
('lernents, ('lnnie, f'oblr. ('ogswell. Hm-
nc l. t'othran. Cowley. t’ulbertmn (Tom,
('ulllertson (Pa. i, (.‘utcheou, Dalzcll. Dar-
gnu. Darlingtort. Davidson. be "even,
Delano. Dibble. [holler-sort. Dingley, Dun.-
phy. Evans. Ewart. Fitch. Flood. Flower,
Furistou, Gear. (It'lsit‘llhtlnlt‘l’, liilmon,
Grimes. llrosvennr. liranr, llarbbrough.
llnre, llenderwtr ix 1‘ =. Herbert, Her—
mann. lloulicr, Hopkins. llouk. Kennedy.
Kerr .l’ni, Ketchrtnu. Kilgorr. Knapp,
Idlllllflu'. lowing. hunter tl.t.. laud,
Lodge. .Vlzuzurr. llauwtr, Martin t'l‘nx r,
.‘llL-rttll, Md "mums, Metflirttm k. .‘vlt-(resry.
Mollullic, McKinley. Milt-$.3llilrleri. Mills.
Moore {l'cx l. Morey. Mndrl. Huh Her.
Net-lringhatm, Norton, Sure. U'Xeill , [mt .
Oweutlml '. ”won. it) , l‘nrrctr. l'avn»,
Hunter. Perry, l'llcltlll. Pierre. mini ken—
hush. Quinn. lixmvlall, lli'ylutrn, llsfe,
link. Scranton. 5::uc1.‘..~lo:r-
rurtrt. Shirt-iv. Skinner. Splrtoln, stblllllt‘ldiv
it...
Stump, Sin-my, 'l'ztrsrzey, Taylor lt-nn r,
J D. Tn} lwr ~< 'l'uwrhertrl - l’n. ,_ Tut her,
Turner}; ‘2' :, \‘zutx. Vennble, \Vuzlrltll,
“'adc. \VJllu‘t‘, “kiln. c 35. XI», ‘x—lblllltgv
ton, \Vllt't‘ir’l‘ -.\l.’t.r, \Yheeier 'hlli‘ll -,
Whitthot'tte, Wicklirtm. \Vrley. W'llkmn :2,
Wilwx. Wilson thin , “Him v. V ML»,
Yardley :tzul Y-nler.
"[0 Result» leaves of .Ilrunre.
.\lr tjuunon has given notice :lmr at the
earliest opportunity he will ask action on
; a r lutton reworking all leaves of absence
excepting those granted on account chick-
tress
1» Appeal to Insists.
Representative nllkcl‘, of New York, tum
introduced in the lmllse a resolution nu-
thorizihg the presztlcnt to send to [lit-ism,
through the proper channels. a. rmpectfrsl
hilt earnest protest again-it; the proposed
enforcement. in that country of the edict.-
of 1682 against the Jews,
J New Debt Statement.
Wham, WV. All: ‘3 -- v'l' he mom hly deb:
statement tor July was. issued from File
tfifiury department than} ll). a one: form,
and. ow.» .inet rtwl'lx'llull :n rl»... public
an llLl' pm: ltlnlu’h itllltvilllllng to
hm pr”. r17 inimlol l‘ltlz‘lift‘rlllrmi,
according to lilo run lut’tt; r'l Vi.tlt‘lllt.‘llh.
Vahtouut-z to 376*“ It}, aim. or- a «lect‘eme of
Sill-713.7“ during the put rttul tin: mouth
ol the current llsCIll yrar The total debt
today. least cash In. the treasury, i.» placed
at $376,:L‘Sti.ll.r
The Treasury Surplus.
[he rreruury surplus or available cash
bnlnitce shown. by the statement issued
yesterday “registers Slfi7.21t.litt. 1'th
anion t includes 823.5“.3‘) fmtwnal silr
Yer cérency and minor coin and $3,207;
in?" national bank redemption trtml placed
in the treasury cash under the sixthsectian
of the silver act which became a. law test
rmnth. and which, of “nine, Illd not ap—
pear as cash in the debt statements hereto—
t'- re issued. The fractional silver coin. and
tumor coin in the treasury in the new form
r.» here treated and considered as available
crmh. while under the form adopted by
Secretary “strategy to July, [535.3111! tn
use. (m that time. it was regarded its ”line
Orgillil’tlv' r 'he rwlrtwtronof the public
de t."
'l‘ln Set (Huh Instance.
The net t'lull balance reporter! in tho
treasury. whirli lnIIllller the national
bank redemption lurid. aggregates arm,-
GY‘JJm. against fiftieth?“ a month rigor,
but, deducting the national bank {and
and making a mmpztrrmn. shows a real
decrease of about tantrum) in treasury
cash during the past month luv-4e are the
only changes nl‘lccting the statement o!
treasury cash noticeable to the new form
of statement issued.
In the interest bearing debt column. the
itorusuf Mlflxlfil‘.‘ l’arzrtlr railroad bomb
and “tritium navy pension land have
been taken out and will an ionizer appear
in the debt statement under that head.
The navy pension fund to really not'nv»
eminent Indebtedness. brainstorm: money
fuml which hint accumulnud in the trm
my. although for years it has in all
treasury debt statements kept plan in tho
bonded indebtedness column. Tho Pacific
railroads bond item. which for years prior
tanly. 1W7», had a separate plan in the
monthlytremury statements. mm in that
month placed in the interest boot-intrin-
dchtmlncss column by Secretary Manning
and Treasurer Jordan.
(incontinent Receipts.
tlovcrnmvnt receipts during the pint
month were unusually heavy. aggregating
front all «our: rs ”Emily“, again“ ”LN;
undtrrirnr July. 2W. 0n the “Methane!
expenditum were. considerably less than
in July lust your, aggregating Ont-WAR.
cumin—d NLLMJAM in July W0 The per:-
Ilou chnrgvs last month were Noemi“.
mains: unwell in July. mu
"raglan-d on! I'll. KHIC‘.
('Annn. S. J, Aug 2.-—-A fmlnrc’hk-t
has occurred near .‘lhfllllll. on the Phil.
delphinsnd Atlantic f‘lty railroad. Th-
engine. drawing a string of cmptym
swept down on Charles II. Tourmaline-u
old. and Mary, M- wife. ml ‘5, killing
them instantly.
n Blue! In lieu.
.‘lmfl‘lI. Ind, Aug. awn. boiler of It
old traction uni-est "swam when
exploded. instantly killing two men. futi- at
and son. and no bully tonsil-g ”other.
or connect. that be that live. 11.
killed are John Maul c. M.
hustler 2.1m
vac WHEHAVI ' contacts.
In. luau Canada-Italians!"
Chm
Wunrxorox, Aug 1-11. the Inga:
levers conster- answered to the
The journal having been read, Mr. Ed-
tnttnda at once mar-Momma Moment!
it by inserting the names 01 thirty-two
senators who were pm at Thursday when
the roll was first called. The motion was
antagonized by Mauro. Sherman, Evans,
Butler, Plait and when, .11de finally
rejected Mr. Blair offered a resolution
looking to the incorporation of the previous
question in the rules of the senate, and
naked for its immediate consideration, but
on objection from the Democratic side tho
resolution went over.
The tnrit! bill was discussed further. and
on motion from the finance committee,
sponge» and sulphate of potash were placed
on the free list and the rate on sulphate of
soda was made one-tenth of a cent per
pound instead cl 20 per cent. ad vnlorctn.
Mr. l’lurnbproposorl several reductions in
the rates fixed in the earthenware schedule.
but they were voted down.
Mr. Vancemnde a speech in which he
declared that the whole earthenware see—
tlun. ran a disgrace to [tropic who claimed
to be tinctrtrerl mlll a sense of humanity.
It made a discrimination h favor of the
rich and against the poor. Mr. Plumb
marten hitter atria-ls. or: the mnfltr: bill.
particularly on the schedule antler disarm
aids. The whole tendency of civilization,
he said, was toward a reduction of prices
of all prwlrtcts at human labor, To claim
that the thrill had been tilt: hole: or the
main. factor if! the reduction of prices of
manufacmrerl good» was to ignore the
forces. ul civilization, but M fast as the
point Wu». reached where lower prices
mi ght he expected the manufacturers came
to magi-t- m rletrtalldinr; more «little: where-
by the reduction of pnrwz might be stopped.
The tart on. china was a per rzaplta {M be-
catme chitin was used on the lltl’ilt" of tits
rich and pour alike.
Ile charged that the {hitter}? too—n of ulsio
hm‘leuterevl mm an rsgrizertleflt with the
imruirtcrs by which they were to divide the
market. When stratum! beau». Were
needed for the state nod...- at Topeka and
{or the Term-s 3Ultf: llrlllne the American
manum turers rum-ml [r1 ~rtpply them at a
fair rote, arul the contractor line! to import
them. paying arlrttyol mu per not. He,
though: the "ttull'r‘ owed «lined-.13.; tn the
Amer Lll people flfi Well as l.” the: mums t
. to The hero». rats olmuid have,
their full share I}! the respotuibrlity.hrl
wltlll. FIE-.ll'mr' in 'Lllc ilullflr'. mural! of try—
in; to CHl'l'h C e tltl'filllish of the )ZI‘KEH' ‘
icy bill, r? t margin: to rt‘wlr the: re-
§plltisllan , o. " vurw. l: wa— neon-J
trmml tigl ' ' ~;r.l and for punctual ’
Ali-iffmgt math-um. The CW” [lav tar-2.: ;
Amt-mam people were twang Cfllollfisl and _
groan! ‘
Mr l‘lx‘fi'lllrl‘. re-pliwl to We. l’irtrrtlu. He
spoke of the let”. ‘upzrtwrr. of 'E.»— I'l’w kery
lflilil-lf? .lrul mitt Ma:
curried ever"; murmur.
to til}: the: {tn/'0
lean than ’li» duff Wt it .1 {mil tun years
ago, The lrlll win: over without a vote,
Mr. ‘7”? M‘Jlng 1:.»lvltfll’4I his llhclldlltffli
an m [n tuft-in: ..
if oils. rial be ac-
' '. fitting:
.2 3f? rmlsy Wag.
. row-lo tor .3 mt..- v'if or;
hell ll) :r.-.~
WET. to) fix: t.:rilY_
Y... 2.1, Ha: ' '
standard .11 ml lr. shall it Liminml by ,
Until; “Lttttljtl'rl of duty we follows. All}
pagan sin-re Marni. rm: above 1'}. Dutch?
standard in toLor, in 3.2» per LtJKlC. peri
pound. .ktl abut.- it} and run! abuse [9. .
Ihttrh. ‘L‘thlJT'l in color. shall pay a duty l
of film? awn: per purify! All sugars:
RlJOVP' .5». Dis: h stander-l mini .r. {cent ,
pruvuierl. that 21’s.: e- “vii duty 5
r titer ‘3
ill: in»
lam“ ...
duty t." pr not. ,_ .l
sage t-.' [rim .tv C
pomigzt tilt,» ..:
on all luv norm-J; -..; §;»:' .3
for by rim a ' . v up: will! a intend-
ed for: exlrtbrmn LL. Imilogii-al rmilectluns
for urn-mum and calm attonal plll’frehc'}. and
not for ”-13“ or pour. which animals shall
be ltlilirlliml true or” duty
'oreto ‘
{Irrfivlml 1
EHE WAS THE "BEST Ell-V."
I». Vpuuwr Blocked ller lineman-l tint
in the I'ovah Ito-Id.
\t‘rraru: was. in: Aug. ': — Judge
Woodward in» l’lcf'lfiul to grant .1 divorce:
to Henry D. agitation “in depoeitrort it»
that. hlak Wlfb'. Sarah. knot kn] him down.
split ht." lip. blackened ht» eye and tried to
choke his; whib asleep The husband
weighsltl pounds on»! his rv'Je Z“. The
defendant dealer! the: thong-— and said her
husband ma» W irthle” and Let her attend
to all huumm ”rte :14:er vhallcmrul
him when man or get um. I: was ulr‘
ctderl to settle the dim. ulty with bare lint-r
in the pru'lut The woman mine out first
best. knocking her brother] out in the
birth round.
Mrs Spenser then mitt, "Xowl arr; inns,
and am going to run the bovine!»~ " Spen
nor-got mi and all"! (or divorce The
parties are Well manure-l.
II “no I Ira-M: ill-upheld.
.V'L'wu'frrri'u'r, l’a. Art: 1 ,. » Walter
Hobbs. utter! it. and Annie ”whim. Aged 14.
children at Jug-n Hobby, of Aunt. took
a neighbor's from during their pannts'nlr
me run! ran away with 13mm."- Wymnn
and Myrna: “'yrnart. aged is and i: re—
spectively. The twrremtplno drove toWind‘
tor. S. ‘l‘,, amt were untried Legal step-
vrlll be taken by Mr Hobbs to regain his
children. _________ M
It; Sinh- cf "Knot"! ma.”
Saw You. Aug "I 4*The principal etfect
of Assistant Attorney Geneva] Tym‘u re»
and: decision that Tolswi's intent book.
"Km“!!! Manta." will be cxrlwtod from
the mile. w.» seer: rest-ruby in the auto-
be! of green brand myth of the hook
hawker! about by peddlnu The sink of the
brink hm been menu-cal imnwmely
“lino m Instantly Killed.
Towers”. lint . Mr; .: ~l’otrick [misc],
Him He Taught”. and! 'barleo Mr Neil. in»
notes of the nameplate Urplum minim.
while Attempting to arm the nilrvad
track in a carriage mt l’aridnle station.
wu struck tern passenger train and I"
three instantly killed. llmney'o body no
impaled on the lmmwvtivc'n lepton.
I’ll-In (W I. Mullins.
"at" u. S 5.. Aug. 1 » IIn mainstr-
nhlp Thrush. l‘r'mtc “an” ammunition.
ban-utter] hm Prim ‘ 7 .
to the «unmade—r of the 0mm. utter
which he Mame-l to his cltlp. A number
of newspaper ne- endeavored to talent"
the prince. but were inform] that be was
too busy to no then».
Ann-My..- Wu“ mineral.
Bunny). Aug 1-43 tho Republic-
carnation in the Banal manly am
BOOTS
serrate : 7 '.
‘\AVL
run
‘Ns ‘
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i :1 er
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
unihnnnhmrlmhrr
“I might or. tr..- 1," it In expimlull tie give t ) a Certain brand of “It! Ilium that we
from at the largest: Linh't? hasten to New York, simply because it won I (hnnrc shot, Ind 'Mg m '
cell for 30 cent: n pair We also have 1 full albumen: of Kid Glovu lrum :3 cent.- up Iuynued.
for spring wen. . ,
LISLE THREAD GLOVES lllll lllT'l'S Ill GREAT thll
__.‘>_~‘._.
We also have a few words tor-y In reference to our
Millinery Department
It Ice-e strange how n small advertisement for
mom I“: we have always anal: 'I'mtlitul
few of them left. and my.
few little bargain which Ir
a 12 cent Wreath bring] so many pinch-as.
advent-in: is the m H profitable. Well, Ildlcnflhae in
many other» of litter materials. lly u..- way, ladies. I forgot to nation
It” (Ilwr for the next few days.
MILLINERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED
As we with to clear out a meat deal of éurplus sloth lefore July 4th.
Trim-ml [Isle u it very low figure. (forgets formerly sold It
Children's lrrgnln "one. mad at 254'. new rte a pair.
at rift, now tr. 1 pair. ch'ldrv n'e Ribbed More,
wear at very low agar“.
llrnulrrr tits is a Great clearing lint Sal
H. K R I E G- E R ,
Mahar-kemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Con
DOWN THEY CO!
C. H. HARVEY
(triers ‘vldll [Monuments to
All 8H0
"()I{ 731115 NICX’I‘ :—‘0 IlA‘r'S.
739', now to: l pair—Summer can!
mu." guaranteed fut black Ilene, formerly
fut black, lie to x:.- n pamlmrlres’ and Children’s and
int -_- mm. the gr .. min-r he mat. ll is. out be wed in m~nrr llilr‘. oppvu
1. .3, .- m ,. i , . . . .. llix (or a .. ‘..lll are no! Tllt'l'(('.‘; nine. Tue stock inhumane.
one .or ’ >‘:y to t.» n'..r. ;r Corrie one. co ,.« all.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North DIain St. South Norwalk
51} f1 )6. ii: i 56h 1‘.
.lllll.
:13 CO.
. :.' .r 2 station cal..- commences to—day.
l: u r: be ilu' snake! sale of
chestnuts illlll Snnrrtlnl
Err kri hf. in Rudy-pr ll. A new loci dzng it! to be added Aug. is! and all goodsmnst bccloud out
' o firmer liar!- or Ls... “atria. :«o Pm Pit-CN- of French Novelties. um llerunnntn of Plain
nee-.9. ,m Saar: 1..”th of 'l‘rrmmmgsilke. Remnant. Lace; and lunbrm. Remnants ol'
Honours: and Bombers. Remnants of Siikines and (:rctonnre. Remnants of French
theorems and sunrise. Ibmmrr- Ptunnwnrrrlr-t and Braids We "10:! havethc
rt‘um, out we have pared rcrrr prtcrs on them a.- mll unsure-speedy sale.
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
All our it. any» i: ‘.~h.‘rt heartbeat Wireless must he cared out before Saturday text, and. in or:
to ~. :r then: all, we hm» marked them at about half wire.
JACKETS AND CA PBS.
Least '. :7 Wat-1 tum-“rd to“,
at Cape: down to 3:: in. :3 Sui Pap.» down to test.
\VHITE SUITS.
5;... a,” Punch . gr . :r .0“ twin». hm! Collection of Traveling [lure-n, Wcot t‘uiii, Bronze
lttu. u”, and Children's Garments in the my.
SMALL “CARES AND N0'l‘l0NS.
New» no enic to .I.“ a int of Artfloode ("trait lull“. Handsome limiter, Indlrs'Tin ltd Fur
Lu: (blurs, Show-n: Macs. "hrldrvtt'a Writing llcekl, Womb. l’mrl Buttons. Pinch Ornaments.
out triadic-tn or «her Intel“. bets; balance of n jobbers' crock. bought at :0 pa cent. below
mentor was. In the lot are awful hundnd lace Pint amt Itrrm-t Plan In choice Itvla. with
trident vetting-I. «Inc-uh enamel. The-enn- worth Irrru 751- to are... Price lllc curb.
Lot All?!” shopping [by about half price. thumb rum-- '1, worth 3:. an doz
guru ndkcnhwh. beautifully embroidered in qunlultr design, in I) ‘1 to”,
new... l’uvee with insult: pecker» IUc. . Children? Tartan Huh” 50 cents.
~ —— —--— worth Lt‘. m—~——-—-—»«~— —— —
w.’ W B. HAL
runnrruru: sroru:r “7
m and I“ Wall-uto- 8t.
south mus. last but at Brian.
1-,, <39 00—
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l “”2 ‘gfiflt
I
"WINDN‘ (roman. - PIO’HOVI'
Plum ”we. looking tunnel. etc. l’rimi .
will can you Miltll lulu lyl Llalntnor “'
an; ina-_ .. -
refres- lAWN ler
sun and our lists, ant flats.
THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
If. 8. Palermo-'10.,
I 876 I0 1883.
“flirts, Jill} Main 8"ch
Ill‘lmxwu'r. CORK.
‘c [tats-ind min-b [Int-form and
M in". [turns non this In run at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
The Thou-sums Best In the
World, Moll-ell Cut, 06.00.
"The Dayton, u-lnclt Cut, 05..
w. c. aurartrrn
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Pm“! "mull” pilot I»
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fitting 9 m
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