WC! BUILDING. scum NOBWLLK. GREAT SALE! To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive. EVERYTHING REDUCED. ' hymn... entangle-11.1. to 1.11 dunng this GREAT BALE must 32,3] Don't neglect purchasing of us now during this sale for it' 1a one of the greatest opportunitiges, and to head our list we 11 with, Ladies’ Knit Underwear. 25 dos Ladies‘ Jersey Rlbbed Vests, regular price 25c. each, reduced price, Ialc, 27 don Ladiea’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 33c. each, reduced price, 21c. 15 1102. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 35c, reduced price. 25c, 18 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 45¢. each, reduwd price, 20 don. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price We reduced price, 400. 16 dos. Ladiea’ Jersey Ribbed \ ests, Lisle, regular price We. reduced price. 50c. 10 dos. Ladies’ Silk Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re- 1...... pa... . 95c. Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc. A few letl 111 all grades and sizesoi 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 placed them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low figures Shirts ranging from 25c upwards. Milli ill llllll‘ll’t illitii 111111111 1111111. We have in stock at present a most complete line of Ladies’ and Children' s Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing all the new styles at prices way below competition For in stance, look at our $1, 25 Jersey and com are it with any thing you have seen in Bridgeport, Norwa k or New York for $2. 00. There are hundreds of other Bargains not mentioned here that it wouldr Keep 1n mind we close three nights 1n the week, Tuesdays, Thursdaysan nadays at 8:30 p. m Saturday evening at 10:30 p. m. M. S. INSURANCE BUILDING. Kill lliKM Lilli llllKill. ~-~~~» ‘._..__. The Best in the World. We make a specialty of the goods. A large variety of Hill 11111111111 Hull E111 Will 1111111 1011 1111111. 11111111 1 ALL GOODS. FIRST-GLASS. PRICE-110W. lllllllli l. “illllllll’i 33 washington Street. F. H. NASH 8; IRO. PLUIBING. STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAI AND IIOT All! HEATERS. M11111 11111, 1111 1111, 1111:. 1111111111 111. Nowopenedforthoqril'tndo. Pris-varybw. Erin and 811th Iron Ware. Murmurs-pity. Phawxlvouoocalla Con-.lulnondWootltnooto. WNW JACOB l. LAYTOII, "m" B“, ~21 inn.“ .. Thematic-acetic“ agar-1 him”... both Wm Murmur-oz...”- scorn soawsnu, or. ., RIBBON REDUCTION. 125‘ pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous sale ato bargain, and which undoubt?lly was one of the greatest bar- gains in ribbon h 1atory, 1111 d. Reduced price 10c per yd. 50 pieces oi ribbon, all widths and colors, flour 2 to 16 inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of 20c per ard. Reduced price to clear up stock atthe astoniahingly low gure of 10c per yard. Remember, th are positively all silk and of the very best shades. We 3110 have a complete line ol “cites to all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge ata very low figure, considering they are of the very best quality. HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS. We are unexcelled 1n this department. flur prices in lace mitts ranging from No to 85c per pair, and these prices we will guarantee. Better goods cannot be shown anywhere. As for hosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery tor little money, than an other house 1n this locality. We pride ourselves on our we] selected stock, and well we should, for there Is no doubt but that we stand at the head. SILK llIlliLLll ill] Pilllllll Fancy Parasols for the remainder of the season you can 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 I]. 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 1n our city. BATIIING SUITS AND CAPS. Gent’ 3 Bathing Suits from 25c to 81. 25 are exceptionally cheap. Children’ s Bathing Drawers at all prices. OIL SILK AND GOSSAMER CAPS. For 25c, customarily sold for 50c All sizes and shapes. 531” you to see and save your money. Fridays, at 6 o clock. Mondays and Wed SMITH. sou'rn sonwnnu. W. H. MEEKER 81 00. SW- mw- mm- m- a! Wants-Ives. “Izaam trollyrro-ltoum-dfromltot” cloytoevsalapfrnml G'Iaurutollowedon Doped“... anssox. was 11 mkit'tiiil 'II‘VH A, 'i" ,qufldv ,1 WAGON Indolent—d Buggies, Phaetono, Carriages, Canopies, Spindles, etc. .SOLE AGENT.- SH& '80.! Colinndleo'l'hom. “one" 1111111111111. Plumbing ”1...... mm?“ mm. Goo Pitt . Tin and Sheet iron We . Swan & Bushnell, emu, mono. AND Tl NWARE. nun-mu: Sloa- old IIotAll' Hosting. " Imam-won .08 Water Isl-cot. (Pootof m. - amoaroar. con Phat Zita-imam.” “a clfohu. loll’oto. 79 WWW llllll .e-amee.e~ .. I'm L. 1-1. DECKER. 'dlmt'dommlufluo mot-Mm ARTISTS’ GOODS. A. A. chEAll’S initials Repository W3...“ mm...— .115 11011111 111111 31111131. mmmm 1" com lolvuu, - CONN. “$1“ wwwvm =3:me fl... . m.-. ... ”.04.... Painting, Paper lionrlng and Decorating. 1‘ ”‘11-. order to allow lir. German to A Proposed Reductionon Beas- cmer iron Defeated II. PM! ANDSZCIII'AIY ILAINI. no flolno Senator Colo-onto owlholo- d'mlly lotion—no Ito-oh and loco. Juno lipo- tho origin-I Pooh-go Dill. Tho Iona-lo no finally (lo-plated. Wannmos, Ana. l—J'l’ho sonata 1o nmod consideration of tho tarifl bill and discussed Mr. hicrxau’o proposed amend- mrndmcnt to rrducc the duty on Baemor iron ore. Senator German made a long speech lnfavorofrodunlngtho rota/A proposition to reduco thoratofromorvouty- dvctostnty cents per to- woo Muted, butwlthout finishing the iron mom mph thoocnatc adjourned. ,Mr. Gil-man aaidtnonuofdntyonironorocoutrollsd toalorgooxtent the cuotofprndnotionof .1 iron uni stool canto! tho Allah-ulna. Behopedthentedetcrmfncdonwouldho motrollcd by tho-fact- in tho casoaud not In party lines. Ono Pol-oylvonln flow. , lie quoted MaihfiBont, prooidcntof the Peunoylvanla Stool company of M ton,Po.,oprotee'aioniot who dulled fair protection, who said that with free iron on the Pennsylvania Steel company would outdplgiron tolaivorpooland steel rolls - to London, and that if the preoont duty on iron on were removed that fact. would be 3.1! O to tho buildiii’up of industrial aotnbliahmcuh on the Atlantic soo- boord. ilsquoled \ from a hearing be- 1 ‘ 3forc the ways ond means committeo to show thnt in February last tho American price and English were“ a ton. There never had been‘timc. hcdcclorod, since 1683 when a duty of 310 a ton would not have been ample protection tovAmori can industry. Ir. Gonnan, howover, did not favor putting Bessemer on on the free list, but he insisted that unless some tulle! were aflordod manufacturers of stool on the Atlantic coast, north of Cape Hatteras, it would be impossible for them to go on and develop their great enterprises. Mr. Gannon expressed his surprise at the free trade sentiment which he had found an ioted in Boston and New England. A ‘l’oril Bill [lord to Promo. Mr. Dawes, noticing this, said he recog nixed that change of sentiment in New England. and said that nobody felt more sensibly than he did the inequalities and injustice of features of the pending bill or of any other tariff bill, and tho «11111- cultko of a9 adjusting it to all interests as that it should not come out ”a compact of antagonism." lb would vote for a pro- position to rodueo tho duty on iron ore to lifty canto a ton if it were shown that tho reduction would not work a serious injury to the American iron on interest. The To: on In. German went on to speak of the bill as with poison that waocortoin death to the Maryland canning intercom. by taxing tin; and ho appealed for at least a reduction of duty on foreign Beacons! ores. promising that their result would he that otoel ohlpo would he built as cheoply in Baltimore so on the Clyde. With that advantage the prediction of the grant Ro- -publlcon secretary of slots would he veri- fied. Hr. Blaine has sold, and said trutir fully, thot. within the confin- of the bill therownonotooingloldooorlinothot would open the market to the agricultural producto of the United States Secretory llnlno'o Iattoro. Mr. lryeoald thcoecrotoryhns been quoted several tunes in the senate as argn ing that the McKinley bill did not in any of its features open up markets, and added. ”Now, the ”oratory of ototc was dealing in that letter entirely with foreign and not home markets. And it will be clear to any senator who has read tho letter that ho Intended to have sold (and expected to have been understood) that in tho McKin— ley bill there was nothing to open up for- cixn markets 1 do not understood that inaprosoctivo tar-id there to an expr— purpose to open up foreign markets. it to tho purpooo'ofaproocctivstaril tocrcoto a home market, which is worth more than any foreign market, and was undonbtodly the understanding of the and not apurpooetoredoctotoll onlheMcKinley hill, except so foruthorowaonothlngin it intended toopan up ford:- mrksto and ho desired to havesomothluput in itiu the way of roclprocltyby which the foreign market-1 might ho opened up." Propoood Aloud-onto. ‘ Mr. Morgan withdrlw his WILLIAM P. I’ll“ is proposing to reduce thodntyon honors from county-five to fifty not per ton. Ilr. Plumb movcdtoamond hby-lh- ing the rats sixty colts per llcved thio war alood timto reduction of dutiooand a stop ”lathe right direction was bottor than no Mr. l‘lumb’a amendment was you. ill; nayo, 119. WWW Pourtnck and Plumb voting oyowiththo Democrats. The Moi tho honoro agroph woo-acct! to lo Insure committee. Afr. Vanna mcvod to roam the dutyon pig iron from thr'oo tenthnofacsut per pound nos-11111 aryuod in support of tho shawl-oat. Without disposing“ thoamondmonttho bill went over In tho lion-o. Wanton-1011. Aux. 'f.—-lo tho homotho oonfcroneo report on tho “original so” bill was submitted by Mr, (luau! after forty minutes debate was adaptor]. Thsnportlsov-thobilllnotao itcamo from tho senate. and makoo its 353 l F lonoopplicoblotoliquoro only. Ir. lull-own opened h?” dopronvzith o spam out“ 0 RDMICDIY mtgo‘powmf oototo to panprv MOI-OI“ m to Military laws and to Ml. Ilium-Ii"; CID!” “I WWI-3% 1 liquors, imparted contrary to its low! ”'“m avg-“m.“ frontaforei tote. A state had mama-a locum 3'” ‘ GREAT “ll sum:- Bmlu noun- ”a...“ "122'. 11.“...211“ ““13: h: r r v on porn w (m w provost from making» iIAIlS. Spindlu, 3? 31.1.1. £2.33... 111m 111.com Carla, m In” «11.)de the more not com Groeo'ry and lilh :31. was»... 111.111.“? 11. w loved t t out!“ I'm adopt . “origination“. on this grotto-thou . waaprupcood bytho ornate II. III DaVId S'IOVIA 1111111111: 1111111111111: 1110111111 .... .... ....... .. 1...... $ A" MIC Ir. dmhmrmrflium .0. IAIN m. ' btilhoeouooltwaoan attemptoh ’ 11m =A. "CLEAN. “munnvmfirn “'1 315133.. 11111 11:111. 11.11.1111... 'w .. ' " Carr: Mar, N. J., Aug ”L-Jl'he recent viritofllr. BlainotothopmtalentstCopo’zfi. Nay Point was not chosen... . t 1. social Ilium. Thwawaoaprolongodconferonccoutho uddehcrieoqucotionondrociprocity. Mr. Blaine is reported on good authority as maintainingtho doctrine thatths claims oftho governmenttorrgord Behring oao .oalooodwatcr, likstheDclawarcor hay,connotboruseeaofuilyac- comp .andthatthepre'sidmt «1111111: ltao United Stats my,ov1uircd by trcotyand purdiooo and must beheldat allharardo. Ir. Blaine, being thognesto .hoprcol- dnmdidnot pit-Ills views but will“ futon nbiurt councils on be subject. There warn radical dilrmwaofoplnim ontherociprneity (nestle nodluotaodof Mr Bloinobeinzwunovor tothepreoidrut hcbfurtherfromhimnmnhcforctk Capolloyl’ointmooting There-comets boomall chance of conca .ion enough on either side to formulato.:11y administrar .tion policy. Drool-gum Chant-to loos. m, R. 1.. Aug. 1‘ Jrho American Cbcmicaloocioty oociotyhaobognnitourotgener: meeting in this city. Profs-or C. CWM. :ybOColumbioSchootlglMlmm cccu t chair on following subjects: ”mum of tho ofVariouo High Explosives, ” by Willoughby Walks, 11.3.11, of Fortress Nouns; “The Volumetric Position of Water," oyKWJlorlsy, ostatcrch- ocrvc oollcgr Cleveland; “Carbon as on Impurity Meeting tho Determination of the Atomic Weight of Hydrogen." by}; W. Morley; ”A New Farm of Thermom- oter for Technical Coco," by A. if. Sabine. “Brooklyn; “A New Apparatus and 1m- provod Methodo for the “motion of Urea," by K. H. Hartley, of Brooklyn; “OrcRcoino”byL. ll. Frlcdburg. of the Collogcoftha City of New York. Other distinguished chemists present were: Pro- fe-oro Brennan. formerly of Cornelia; Appleton, 11an not :Drown, of the Massachusetts Iuothtc of 'l’echnolo‘y; Gibbo and Coo otliorvard, and Clarke, of the United Geological survey; Drs. Loch, of Clark University of Worccov her, and Doremns, of \ew York. A Dual [amino Throat-nod. NEW YORK. Aug. 7.—A brick famine in NowYorkhpredictodfornonwcok. Tho trouble hashecn lwcwing for some time. andloowinztotheactiouof theboord of walking delegateoof the Knights of hire: The-onion visited the bigbrick yardoot Vuplonck’o Point and ordered a boycott optnot the four firms bacon-o they refusal to discharge their non-union noon. 'l'hooo fonrdrmaammcmbenol the Brick Manna facturero' association of New York and New Jersey. The association has takon thornotterup,ond a resolution has been pond to discontinue shipping brick in this city and Brooklyn until the walking dalepteo raioothe boycott from the prod- net of the four firms. Thcrflect of such action will he to throw 150 ([10 men out of work and cause a loans of millions of dollar- to builders and contractor: ‘I'h shooting Will Coot Three Liven. Dawns. Colo Au; 1. -—A bloody and fatal enmntor growing out of a dispute overthrownrnhip of certain lands, has occurred in Gunnioon county The dio- put-nu waro nomad mpoetivolyfl'homas Woich and Aluandor Lorelle. While Lovollo and five helpers wrro cutting hay they were attacked by Wolds. his son and three other men Both parties were fully armcd,and intho melee about i” shots wero exchanged. Welch'o son and Alex— ander Lorelle were killed outright. Charle- Purhom was shot three times and will die. MSmallwuo seriously but not fatally wounded. Tho ohoril at Glenwood woo oantforbnt,aothckillin¢wasdoneluan othortGunniaon) county, hohao no jurie- dlction. _ _. You. Iqu' o Tough 2nd. New Your, A11; ‘1'. ~1ieorgs rt. Rania, the son of George \\ lttqun purchasing agent for the Pennsylvania railroad inthio city, who disappeared on Nor. is last from his home in Tenody, N. J., ton dayaaftrr his marriage. has committed suicido ottho tlon to bo hold than After the!“ orlohrotlon lrJllollowillptollarIlar- hortohloeoflopforoamotima 1". . .- ..._. ........ Horst: Buyers H KRIEGER M11 li'nery SOUTH NDBWALK. CONN. B1111 111111111111 1 Million; Wflmm”bh:“ Yoogi arm...» hraadof Kid fibres “we warms-tonal?” 'Olhbflllull imply hecouooitwaoochaaca Maud aloha-oat of lid Olav-rmmlsccntrnp, 11111 111111 1111s 1111 11111 111 11111 1111111 We also have slow words tony in referme toour Millinery Department. ltacuutraophowa molladvatkcmcnt fora 12 cent Wreath hr! anno- porch-lit mwhothvoalwoyould: Truthfuéadvermlngiothe 1311,13“th L1." ”talisman aro o n the. my mayor harm on , as. forgot Idli- a lowll ttloharuhowhichwe‘wiilolbrforthruatlawdayo. , MILLINEBY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED! Aowrwtshtodcaroatogreotdnl of snrpluootockhcfclclaiyttb. Trim nedllatootarrrylowlgnrc. Cutout-formal ooldatltc misch- -8annwouo¢a. Children’lo I..opini!oarootdat§c.nowrlcopolr Ladies t'ced helm oracJowIarapair Chlldreu'ombbodilorc.futblock.12cto15copalr.hadla'and 'olndc; wuratverylowsgnroo. 111111111 1111 11 1' 111111 clearing 011 1111. H. K R I E G E R , Mahackemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn. BRIDGEPORT. W.B.HALL lb 00. Great mutation rate commences 10-day. it will be the greatest sale of 111111,le 111111 111111-111111111111111111 Iverknown in Bridgeport. A new buildingiato beaddchug. m and all gcodomuathoelcacdout. ’01) Short Ends of Bras Goods. mo Part Home of French Novelties. 1.1300 Remnantaof mums- Goods. 3110 Short Length: of Trimming Silks Remnants lust and Ribbons. limbo! and ”humane-11am of Fillines and Crctounrs. Remnants of bench Wiggle and nation. Runner is Paseementertesand Braids We muothavothe room, and we haveplacedsueh pdceo onthan so will ensurearperdysale. Woolen Remnants at About Half Price. All 1 111 [5111111111. s and Short murmu- of Woolen mlL-t be closed out before Saturday next, and, in order scum! we have marked than at about half price. JACKETS AN D CAPES. EtogaotfiCapcoreducedtofl. :iCapcodowntoSw. IBSOCIpecdowuloflB). WHITE SUITS. plend'daarort ttourlow D Collectlcuof'l'ravel Due Woolsni Blouses, 8 ‘ nuns amoral Cfil‘dreo 'sGormeutsiuthelc'i‘y. (“9. to. SMALL WARES AND NOTIONS. We platoon sale to—doy a ’ot of Art Goods. Chair Effl’fl. Handsome Buckles, Ladies Ties and don't!- LaceCollars. Shovels L'hildrcno Wiriting Desks. Wallets. PrarlBultono. Plush and hundreds. of at rambles, be on balance of n jobber- stock.bo helix: at 5.0 per term below“ 1min wees in the lot areserual hundred Lass 1'11»- sLd Breast in choice atria, with brtldant reuitp um: with enamel. Thescue norm fr m 154: to 51:25 Price! 166 Bell. lat All It; Bogs about hall price. Bun-ah Mateo 31.1.0111. 82. soon :iilk a. beautifully embroidered in exquisite designs, frrln I! to”. Mother hrs. wlih inside pocket-1020111111211 s _'i'onan sashes accents, W. B. HALL &. CO. riiiiiii‘uit‘ifiiiitg lllllll 31113131113101) ”111111;“ m u‘ 1'“ 11.1.1...” “‘1 neon: as annular-:1: no. mama-111.1101 Bridge. mummm tampon: commas. - mummy “Wm???“ I’m-I111. flaw .aam- Hrtmo'rama. Momma-mete. Prim; delta-y beinterviowodatthctglho analog: iii”? 11111! at 33.30““ Sprino' Styles. THOMAS, DAYTOIL town-sundown: Bill and soft lists, Silk Hats. P“ ILADEEPIIIA. muflmG-AMIU III! ID”- lmme—T KNAPP’S, 91 Washington at. m The Tho-no. Iho Best In tho World, M-Inch Cut, 00.00. The Doylon,m M-lnch Cut. “.8 W. C. OllllITAllO' IUIIC IIALL BLOCK. (17/7/41 11W 9: it“ [Into-Ill Isle-lion ”Id to I'm-l, Clo-aha and Ironing on Into. vi" “Wax-unuse- oh '31 amino? In C. a. Polo-toll”, Womcmflyfl- - rsrssolgaa. M23. Boron: ~ISl>3113cmn.-:;4311113111out. _ You will with! m— Jomv n. taunts, m (iguana. m Monumental-unusual mm," ill]. All Will and also other the . ROI!!! in I‘ulg-I Brick, “In... Conant. hora coo-11m ran-nos Blu- Itono. mo. Boron “a: ln' ”at: bullish, haekawaano, Locust m1 Altman“ loom-1. 1111111111. ad It! '1 oat-business Wilhoaoarro coals. Ito M. 111. 11. ransom. 11111 1111111le Pill! 1mm»: of Washington and lore “ctr-Oil. Branch 0000 atltihn 131111111 11111 1111. MINI. Ill-I .afimshzh , ‘ .1 2.. ,
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