m ‘11 won 3111;111:111. soon: 1110an
'ts
F1: which around RI
go.
begin with,
Ladies’ Knit UnderWear'. ‘
25 dos. Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.
each, reduced price, ‘I 2} c.
27 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 330.
each, reduced price, 21 c.
15 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests ,roguinr price 35c,
reduced price. 25c,
18 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 450.
> each, reduced price, ~ 350.
20 don. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 500.
reduced price, 40¢;
16 don. Ladies Jersey Ribbed Vests, Lisle regular price
60c, reduced price, 503.
10 1102. Ladies Silk Jersey T ests, regular price $1. 25, re-
duced price, 950-
Gent’s French Flannel Shirts. etc.
A few left in all grades and sizes oi French Flannel Shirts.
Also a complete line of Belts and Sashes from the cheap-
est to the best.
With the rest of the above mentioned Bargains we have
. placed them upon our counter to cl05e at astonishingly low
figures Shirts ranging from 25c upwards
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We have in stock at present a most complete line oi
. Ladies and Childrens Blouses and Jersey Waists embracing
‘. all the new styles at prices way below competition. For 111-
stance, look at our $1. 25 “Jersey and (:Olllpll‘t.‘ it with any-
thing you have seen in Bridgeport, Normdk 111' New York
for $2. 00.
‘ ,1 . A w. W F . ‘ - > ” . 7
Don’t neglect purchasing of he 1io'w during this ml for it ime’ f
..YTHING REDUCED
WM” ngthid ennA'r BALE mus
e’"glehthbpportm:ttea and to head our list we
RIBBQN REDUCTION.
125 pieces fancy ribbon, sold during previous sale at a
bargain. and which undoubtedly was one of the greatest bar’
gains in ribbon history, at 170 yd. Reduced price 100 per yd.
50 pieces of ribbon, all widths and colors, from to 16
inclusive, customarily sold at an average price of 20c per hyard
Reduced price to clear up 3 tok at the astonishingly low gure
of 10c per yard. Remembeic the are positively all silk and
of the very best shades. We alho have a complete line at
Moires 111 all widths and colors. Satin and Crown edge at a
very low figure, considering they are of the very best quality.
HOSIERY AND LACE MITTS.
We are unencelled 1n this department Our prices in lace
mitts ranging from 10c 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 any other house 1n this loodity. We pride
ourselves on our well- selected stock, and well we should, for
thete is no doubt but that We stand at the head.
SILK illBllTiLLli Lilli P11118618.
Fancy Parasois for the remainder of the season you can
buy at your own figure Silk and Gloria Umbr‘ellas almost as
cheap We have just purchased a line of Gloria Umbrellas for
$1 00 and $1. 25 that customarily sold for $1. 75 and $2.00
Fancy or natural handles tor which we give your choice and
would say that they are the most complete line that has ever
been on exhibition 1n our city
BA’I‘IIING SUITS AND CAPS.
Gent’ s Bathing Shite from 25c to $1. 25 are exceptionally
(.llc 1p Children s Bathing Drawers at all prices.
OIL SILK AND GOSSARIEB CAPS.
For 250, customarily sold tor 500. All sizes and shapes.
There are hundreds of other Bargains not mentioned here that it would repay you to see and save your money.
Keep to mind we close three nights in the week, Tuesdays, Thurs lays and Fridays at 6 o clock. Mondays and Wed
.7 nesdays at 8:30 p. m. Saturday evening at 10:30 p.111.
M. S-
INSURANCE BUILDING. ,
SMITH.
SDIT'I‘II N DRIVALK.
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The Best In the World.
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ALL convent—assume.
ll. Sillilllllll’t
33 Washington Street.
F. H. NASH to BBB:
PLUIIBIRO, STEM! AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
‘ AND 110T AIR HEATERS. ' ,
Luau am, 11111 Granite, 61111. 11111111111211
Now opened for the spring trade. Prion very low.
1'11). and. sheet , 11-911 Ware.
Emu. [Inn promptly. Plums me an a call.
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JACOB... ‘LAITOR “m“
1 l The Connecticut General
sou: ‘ AGENTS
. , " TL. H. BECKER.
OUR WALL PAPERS,
more partienlarlv our new
low-mist Wall l’apevv, are
especially noticeable luv can
not utylohnd effective col-
umn, and our line is un-
1.11mi: 1i1tTcnnt fr 1w1 will
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.lrmeph 1’ Mellugh & Ca,
3 West 42d 8|
. (I‘im Home from We Ave.)
New York.‘ MOI!
. on on custom
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sauna. “gum! E31521: This: tunWmtoam you to at?
an 118' ‘ All mam Us:
'l‘ln and Sheet iron Work. ,3, 3, A
a'rovns. stances.
(' raig ledlclu C... rag-1.. .\. J.
AND TINWAR [43. ,
n-unm- given for IOLD L7
Steam and [lot All- Heating. playma'. Drug ago",
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WIT’I'II NDBW‘“, - C0”.
Deals: In
Wall Papers. Pal-ta, 011-. Close,
Brushes, Lunch Colon
‘Id VIII-moles.
AB'I‘ISTS’ GOODS.
famous“? were noon Intuit. 11m
‘Wnfifriismuso Ling“ 11an re»
tllllPhanD's mutants colon “muted.
hm tarball: mm. column down. he W111 not
mum's».
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LAWN.
David Stow
I0. IAIN STREET,
A: .0 "Ll‘uo
whom.
The Senate’s Substituté' tor the
House Measure.
onerous 311 Born .1111: Ann
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m (”l-Ina In“ No Radical Clo-I...
Inn upon Mndl In the Lodge ”11;!”
[out School- In nu “unto—Several
NM Amend-unto Muted.
Wanuxorou Aug. audits. floor, from
the committee on privileges hnd election,
has reported to the senate a mbotltuto
the federal election! bill, known ll
Lodge bill, which passed the house July B.
The substitute varies from the Lodge bill
lnoomeimportnnt particulars The more
Important modifications and chances are
as follows:
1'11. Principal Clauses.
The army at the poll- ooction ol the
lodge bill, or rather that section which in
shot incorporates the army at the poll-
Ieetlon of the revised statute: in the bill. ll
omitted from the senate committee’s hill.
The certificate of election of members or
MW issued by the state bonnla of can-
vamcn, which under the house bill are to
howoptodhythoelukolthohoulq,
under the waste committee bill maybe
contested and are subject tofinsl adjudica-
tion before United States circuit court
W The house to house visit clause
to! the purpose at verifying registry lists
in the house bill is omitted from the senate
committee bill, and United Status mar
sluts on not permitted to ulcetjurios.
IMO-cun- Inland o! Feloniou-
‘l'hcpenalttcs for crimes which maybe
committed under the senate bill, with tho
moptionotbribcry. areallniademin—
demeanors instead of felonies. as under
thhouoelvill, and the pen-1th! In cor-
respondingly lighter. It is understood
that the amended committee bill does not
most with the approval of all the Republic
all members of the committee, several of
them being dissatisfied with some par-
ticular though unimportant. feature of it.
They hope though to secure still further
modifications before the measure is put
upon its final [manage in the senate
So when! Inlet-nee. They Say.
Democratic members of the senate 11le
loans and elections committee, in criticis-
lngthc subw'tute say there is no radical
diflcrence between the house hill and the
Inhatitnte Wand love in the matter 3“
ofcxpression the two measures are alike
in principle and derived cllect, and that
either would produce equally iniquitous
results.
In the Senate.
“351111101115, Aug. its-The senate re-
named consideration of the taril! 11111111111
made considerable progress with the metal
schedule. Several propositions to reduce
rates odvlnoodby the Democrats were
voteddowu Ivy-strict party vote. When
the toxin bill was taken up the pending
question was on Mr. Vince's amendment
tomluco the duty on pig iron from 310
of one cent per pound to £6 per ton.
Mr. Edmund: presented a letter from Mr.
Weaver, acting commissioner of the de—
partment a! labor giving the figures of the
and dunes. Inhor in the ml
of converting the nnturnl elements into pig
”1111,11:ch inxotn and steel rails, the total
being 911 3'0 in a ton of steel out 01 a total
one: of 851.77. or at the rate of 45 per cent.
for direct labor Mr. Reagan remarked
that that ”lmlrI'l-l only one—half of Mr.
llnw‘ltt's estimate. which was 21.1 per cent.
Sir. lidutunds explained that Mr, llewi‘tt‘a
statement included all the labor HIST. while
that now presented 111111 applied to tho
dire-rt labor 01191..
mi. Inhaled.
Mr, \‘ance‘s amendment was rejected——
you: 1? bays L".—notrlct party vote
In Mel’lmmou' s pnuwd amendment
to the bar tron list and square tron para
graph to strike out the rates per pound
aznl inwmng n uniform rate of :10 per
cent advalorcm was rejected Proposed
unionism: in the non mnpb. which
lasts round iron in coil. or rods 1 1-10
crutnprv pound, with a proviso that all
chart-ml tron shall be subject to n duty of
n»: In» than #2.: per too, were rejected.
M1 Vance moved to reduce the rotoon
beams, (inks: and other structural
of tron or «heel from 9.10 to l- 1011f one nt
perponud Item In the next para»
graph ballerina or steel, imposing du~
tlos varying. occluding to obs-mention,
fromoneomtpespoundtoal ltloentapor
pound, the duty on tho highest class to be
I» per cent :11 vnloum
Mr. lent moved to reduce the mica
nra-s in the paragraph be m per cent. ad
valovrm ltrjencd. as next paragraph.
placing :- duty-of IMO mt- pcv 11111! on
iron and arc-cl forging, llr cl’hcnton
nmcdtoamdbymnkhgthontofllpor
ml valorrm. Reload—~50”. 15:. nayo.’
The («up no formal.
“hen the cotton tie pl: Wu
mired Dir (‘oko mud to make the duty
as per wot minimum, and spoke to sup-
port of In. amendment. llr. Vest charred
that the mot the country won
taint-aim In tho Illa-thru- articles
they were most Interested IDMIIW, rice
attrition no.» pold.wao easily as»
minted for. The wrou- (attributed
mull; but their vote: to the Republican
purl} Tb» union tie manufacturers of
l'tmbm; land not ukndfov any incubus
cl duty analyst thhtlt increased it W
yum: “low-mot thomontooctlooul
and lniqnilom no... to thewholo III-o
In
lit only ninenvlment odoptodwu My
Mdrich'm presuming. in tho inmate o!
“monitors n Induction of 8-10 mutter
prim-II In Ila duty on more! Iron.
The that union was lutunlptod and Mr
All; «:11 ml tho mlm volponon
bt no
I» madly civil
hill. Xv. Alth In It ml the
Wm hull: "M mm“ III] M
lumen] by the mob about W
Thom reductions W to totho
Wmumltm amounted to“.
mil-nulls 1.111 curried under thawin-
mmwm
The; Inn Ion-o.
Akmpdi-cwhslon owned uh
lhfimnndhnrboclll ‘
claim the We attention
Mr llnwky admfltcdtholmportanu of
thnmmmmuwu man
could tell to how ”continuum
math-widows” lovely“
nthumrmt Ronni-MW
two and [no em [or mammoth.
ndouploys- In uyimthu hundreds of
sunk- of upflnl m and
minnow-emlunlm or mm
hill, W it put 11 cent of clown“
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Duo 1111;: 11.5.1}, 11; Phlladelphla,
Ion: Brooklyn,l lphiu, b.
Bond‘s-and (look. lush and Cross.
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II” hits. Chicago, 11’; Cleveland. 1.
chic-go, 2: Cleveland. :1. Batteries: Baldwin
Farrell, Bnkoly and Sutcllflo.
Ila-shits: Philadelphia,» New York.
MI: l’hllndol 8:1IowYork, I. Bottom:
Victory and Clemson: Burro". and Clorko.
At (loot-nou—
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mm......... .01 020:1 2
mobile: 01mm": Plltsburg 17. Error:
0M2; Pltuburmh. Batten. .
udxoenamllaxovandnovger.
AtOlovoland—'
(novel-no .......... I o I o r 1710—10
Mo ...... . ....... 0210110100—4
Bun nits: Cleveland, 10:1 and Rivers:
Cleveland, 1; (311m, 5. Ba nos: Smith and
amazsunnndhlngle.
“Brooklyn—
Brooklyn ............. 000:03l0x—il
Bouton...0101'00002—I
Bans hits: "knoll”. 11:11 «to-.111. morn:
Brooklyn, 3; Boston, 5. Bar. ties: Lovett Ind
Duly. Nichols and Bennett.
. 'l'bo attendance was on (allows:
Players Notional.
Brooklyn ....................... 600 2.110
Philadelphia ................... .. 2,61!)
Boston ......................... 3,570 —
Giovanni ...................... MI
Pittghurz ...................... 1.0111 —-
Cincinnati .................... — 6‘6 »
. ..................... am —
Totals. ..................... 7485 6.0%
American Association
At loulavillo—
Brooklyn ............. 0 1 0 0,0 0 0 0 1—2
Iouhvlllo. ............ 200220102—7
Bun bits: Brooklyn, 6; hulavllle, 18. Errors:
Brooklyn, 4; Louisville, 0. lotteries: Murphy
MMMnnd Bligh.
At'l'olcdo«
Tolodo ............... IOOISOOII—ll
Roche-term ...l 0 0 O 91 l 12-.
Base bits: Toledo. ll: Rochester. 8. Errors:
Toledo. 4; Rochester, 92. Batteries: Smith and
Sage, Barr and Mctiulrr.
At St. Innis-
Tank.. ...‘ll 0 0 I 0 0 I 0 0—8
........... 0 0 O o l 0 2 0 0—8
Baubits: Syracuse, 6; St. [pull-1,15 Errors:
Syracuse. 2: St Louis} Batteries: Ilamseyond
Wells, Keefe and Briggs.
Atlantic Manon.
At Wilmington—Wilmington.” .; llarrishurx. 5.
But hits: Winnmgwus, Hamburg.” 1. Errors:
Wilmington, " .llurvlaburg 1 Batteries: Ander-
son and Concoi'nn Baxter and Gibson
At Baltimore—Baltimore, it; Newark. 8. Blue
hits: Baltimore. 7; Newark, ll. Errors: nau-
more, 5; Newark, 1. Estuaries: German and
Townsend. Fitzgerald and Childs.
A! inimnon—lnbauou. 4: New Haydn, 9. Bus
bits. Lebanon 4'. New Harem“. Errors: Leb—
lnon 5; New Haven, 3. Batteries: Swill. Ind
Mctnfln-y Giliilnud and 110nm
Our-men nt Now-rt.
Xswan E X. ..l , Aug tl.-—Tho final beats
in the races held under the auspices of the
Middle States Regatta association were
rowed Thursday on the l’nsnnic J. Eng-
gerty, of the Ravenswood Bout club of
Long Island (ity easily won the junior
single scnil race The intermediate single
scuii race was captured 111' E. Martin, Jit,
of the Palisade Boat club of Yonkers. The
New York Athletic Boot club won the four-
cared gig me; time 9111 3311,1111: Varunns
01 Brooklyn won the senior double non“
race timo,9m is The quarter mile sin»
gle scuil race was won alter a hard fought
finish, by Johnl'. (".0th ol the imquoll
Boat dot: of Chicago. Charles Buigcr, of
the Mutual Boat club of Albany, whosoe-
ond. The four-outed gig race resulted in
uneasy victory for the ltavenswood Bout
club crew; time, 5111.9». In the, junior four-
outed shell race the Arthur Kuli ”socio-
tion crew were can) winners by four
lengths from the institute Boat club crew.
1110;an (.‘o-opontlou. -
NEW Yank. Aug. 8th convention of
delegate-1 from all the nationalist socialist
and labor orgauint 1011s of New \ ovk city
was held at Cooper union last evening.
The purpose of the meeting was to form-
ulaic and adopt a [arty platform nnd
ticht to be plated in the field at the up
preaching municipal election Stephen
Rock presided, and about one hundred
delegates were present. The main plank
of the platform demands the abolition of
the present wage system and the anhotihu-
tion therefor ot- the prtuclple of cooper-p
lion. Theolectoral ticket will be presented
unlutum meeting
Itofov- In the (not! who. _
Wasutso’ros. A113. 8,—Tho house oom—
mlttoo on reform in the civil service has
begun It; investigation of tho worktop of
the ethos of the civil service commission.
Only three members of the committee were
present at. tho roosting. and they listened
to Monte made by Commissioner: by
man, [tumult and Thompson apt-ob ‘
tovy of the technical M u! the M
mu of the office in making examination
for «builders. Settling exciting wimp»
tout was developed, and the summit“ ud-
Journcd to continue the investigation it A
quorum can be vomited
Input-r Walton finned.
Lennon. Aug. it «it is reported that Em-
peror William has received smut/mono
wurnlug to be careful of himsoll onhio
visit to Russia, and to avoid "much u
bio too clans contact with thew.
unknown writer at tho warning-ay-
that. the emperor ban bekuh his reign in o
satisfactory muffin". .3213,“ ttgro ll a
upon- to are m a I one» We
I tpuoltanmnoltmmle. hotthattho
czar has comlrmm-d himself by hls own
M111
hectic-no! Ito-tunnel».
anmams, Aug. ll~Tho president h-
unt to the mounts the following nominr
tlous. blunt that. Thomas ll Vincent. oo-
Ilatant “Mutant Paar-1,10 be colonel and"
Adjutant genera Maj George Harman
Bustier. assistant .11qu". ml. to ho3
lloutsnhnt colonel and t odyuunt
gun-rot Postmodern Torte-4.11.
modal]. llollvlu. Pun Wants—.8. C.
Waggon-allot. Bhulokin; N. Wm.
Jr... Invasion! College.
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A “new; anon In men.
lmscmlu. Pa Aux 141111.111.“-
gating 11.11111 have 1m [seasonal “‘lflm
k 'I‘oufol, It We! thin city.
“shuttle-mutual» in Immuno—
of the ML
arms-«mun.
Pragmatism-natural“
”subtotal.
Millinery
SOUTE NORWALK. CONN.
811: Huntington M11111
they?! "in Wonwogtntoaowtaln handofkld Gloves MW
franolt largestmention-snug:ll 710d. .rlmptymlmltwuam MI”
"Moroccan:- atlpalnw Gmmmfluuumwlmntoa,
warmspnuwmr.
LITTLE THREAT] RIMES—fl lllll llT'l'S Ill GREAT Tilllll‘lf
Woflnlnvufowwomntomln «lumbar
Millinery Department.
It seems strange how a mall admission! for a 12 centW
proves what we Mn always sold: y'l'ruthlnl advertising In the m1: null-bis.
few of ham ten, and manyJuan others at door materials. By the way. iadiesw
few in e bargains which we will otter for the next few days
MILLTNERY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
Aswcwlshtocleoroutaautdool- of surpluslockbnfolo-Tulyllh.
Trimmed muammuure. Mfummnldotmmowuoo poin-
Children‘nlnpln 3099,101an nowl'lcapolr. tcs'xnuantosd fat block 11
use. mascara-iv. Chudreu’MRibhodlloreJuthlack 15km lscapaxrlndios’und
wears! verylowtlgnru.
1111111111 1111 is 1 H1111 Heating 011 8111.
H. KRIEGER,:_
Mahackemo Hotel Block, A South 'Norwalk, Conn.
lt'
theatre
1% :
formerly sold
drn‘k undc:
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL
(1300.
Great moonlit 11 rule commences today. it will be the amounts-1e of
Sills, F11: H1111 Hunts 11111 81111111811111
BYE! known in Bridgeport. A new building is to he added Aug. lot and all Mum beclmdont.
flu) Short Ends of brass Goods. 500 Part Pieces of French Novelties l (KI) Remnants of Plain Dre-
(ioods. and Short Lengths of Trimming Silks Tlemr. ants Lace- and Rio bbooa. Emu!
Financing- und Hamburg, rs Remnants of Ellkines and Cretonm s. Remnants of Preach
6111ng and Salim. Remnal to Pnuementenes and Braids We in 1st have the
room and we have placed such prices on them :- will ensure-spot vly sale.
Woolen Remnants at About Half Price.
A 1 our lie mnanls ard short [lengths of Woolen must in closed out before Saturday next, and in order
toenll themnll, we have marked them at about hall price.
JACKETS AND (TAPES.
Elegant 91‘ Capes reduced to 84. :1 Capes down to $1.50 N 50 Capes down to 32,111.
\VIIITE SUITS.
Splendid assortment at our low prices. LI Collection of Traveling Dusters. Wool Suits, Bloom
Blazers, and C ildren' s Garments in the city.
SMALL \VARES AND NOTIDNS.
We place on sale today a lot of Art Goods. Chair car’s Handsome Buckles Ladies‘ Ties and Scarf.
Luce Collar»: Shoppirunags (hitdrcn s Writing 1 1 its “311.111, 1’ MI Buttons Plush Ornaments
and bundtuis o! othrr articles be on balance of a juhm-‘ru stock 11011,; ht at 51) per cent. below
L'lllllf pnu-s 1 tr: lot are. M11 1a 1.1.11111111 .. t 1 ~' ‘ inn.i’1~1nclmltpn'|a,wuh
llnliattw’ i. - ~n.e-1111-.1amcl Thcflvllt‘flli‘l.“ 1n..‘.1cto.l.‘.'1 Priceltlcuch.
Lot A train! shouting Bogs about half pvtcc.liu1nh Hutu fl, worth v. 50 doc»
silk Hanan-telnet: beautifully embmidued in exquisite designs, inn ’1 to ’2.
other Purse. with inside peanut: ' mililnn' . ’l‘man sun- scouts
wort 1.25 -. .__.._____._____
W. B. HALL & CO.
senses.111111;111111..1m'
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mmummmm Bridge. I‘Addedn1.1rs"l‘1|lnl1urElectInstruct-em.look
Sprino' Styles.
‘ unmade-mutate: THOMAS, DAYTON,
sun and 11911 lists, 8111 um. PHILADELPHIA.
m'-%mgimgg-mwgrw 'l‘lo Tho-no, the fleet II III.
World, ”duel Cnl. 00.00.
The Dayton, II-IIch (It. “.5
w.c.uumr111n
MIMIC ll ILL mm.
W~~WL~
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Pullout-r nun-lion pull to
Halon, Clan-Ina MM Inning
IIIII "nu. .11
Horse Buyers
we are constantly Myro-
elm. at.“ ”m
I purposes.
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mrnltoggh‘hom MIT m
BALE EOE!!! In rats
Ilotd County. Puntin-
vvnntlng any Mud of n
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El“. muons-noon
by mtg“ «monotonous:
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