,] Hams the largest
‘ it) cant shoe to a'
’ ‘ .
stock ondogood
unashamwmp
fill at ‘1, formerly
filed School Shoe onlyr is.
case
.. atoll...“
tofurnish eve ,
gents .5 boot.
'. ladiee’ and children’s ahoee.
33. and another at
Children’s So 001 Shoes at :75 cents.
call and examine these goods.
aaeortm at to make solec~
whiny g fromachiid’a
A now I- o, specialties In
A ladies’ fine Kid Button
1, formerly t2. Missed
as it is a pleasure to show
I”? c. * H. HARVEY, *
. r
'10. North‘ Main Street. South Norwalk.
IIIIIIWISIIESTOIIESIGII
His Chairmanship Duties Are
Altogether Too Oncroua.
HBIITEIDED T0 RETIRBBBPORB
It Wan When Pmldont llarriaon War
floated. but Quay Wan Prevented from
Doll. Bo—Bnt 1!. Will So! say Poli-
tively I'ltnt lie Will Give Up the Chair.
91mm, July air-Rumors have been
flying around for several days that Senn-
tor Quay was about to resign the chair-
manship of the national Republican com
mittee. When a reporterinterviewed .\l r.
Quay at his home in Beaver the senator
wan in n communicative mood. and he
gave the newspaper man every reason to
believe that he would not long occupy the
chairmanship
The following wan written in Senator
Quay's preeence and approved by him:
Senator Quay‘a statement.
“The time in approaching when the In-
bore for the campaign of 1892 abouldbe
commenced. I do not care to take charge
of that work. But still I do not wish to
any ponitiyely that I will resign from the
chairmanship of the Republican national
committee. That is a question that will
» be decided-later on. It was my intention
to retire immediately after Preaident liar‘
rinon’e election. But I was prevented from
doing an by circumstances well known to
. my colleagues on the committee.
At liberty flow to Step Out.
“That desire to get out of a place en-
cumbered with so mnny'duties has never
abated. and the time has now come when
SENATOR QC.\\'.
I feel at liberty to step out. The coming
campaign has the forecast of being no cd~
ucational one. It will be conducted with
vigor by both parties. The rnnu who is to
manage the preliminary work no chair.
man of the executive committee should be
in position now. and should henceforth
devote his time largely to its duties. As I
anid before, i do not care to do the work,
but still I do not positively say that I will
I
Not on Account of Ilia Health.
“Would such a step be taken on account
of your health f" was naked.
“No," replied the senator, “notwith—
ntanding newspaper assertions, my health
in fairly good.”
"Will you leave the committee entirely
or simply the chairmanehipf"
“I have not stated that I would resign,"
w. the evnaiva reply.
Continuing he stated that the executive
committee would meet in Philadelphia on
July 29. “I cannot say," he continued,
“when the national convention will be. A
great many favor holding it early in order
toempe the torrid heat we huye usually
encountered. That will bedccided by the
entire committee at some future meeting."
(:Iarhaon Illa Succeaeor.
“Who do you think will succeed you.
provided you resign? It baa been stated.
you Itnow, that letters were sent to the
different committee members asking if
they would have J. S. Clarkaon succeed
you. and they all replied favorably."
“That in not true," replied Senator
Quay. "No anch letters have been sent
with my knowledge. It in generally can
ceded. however. that Mr. Clarkaon will be
elected provided! resign. and be In well
fitted for the position; but there in no in-
dieationof what action will betaken by
the national committee.”
A Compliment for Pattlaon.
"What abootthe national outloohf"
“It Iatoo far ahead to say much about
It. 1 have no doubt that if Secretary
Blaineiaa candidate he will receive the
Republican nomination. hfr. Cleveland
mun-wheinthehndouthe Democratic
aide. Pattlnon. I am told, in being favor-
nhly dhcnend by eminent ‘Democrntn out
tide of Penneylrnnla. lie in popular. hat
a clean reconl, and would be a utrong
candidate."
THEY BTOLE A TRAY OF DIAMONDS.
fie Pollen nave Aerated lob-rt flown.
n noon-aknr'n clerk.
N“ You. July ill—Robert Howe, a
young bookmaker’a clerk. has been arrest-
ed on a charge of “eating a 310.000 can of
diamond! from the jewairy utebltehment
of Carl Warniche. No. lit Went Twentieth
ntraet. The robbery oocurml on February
a tent and the police have been at work on
the cane muntly. On that date the
.. oregano whorerycloulyronem—
m
'f'hnyexuntn noun ring». but anally
concluded not to pnrohanennd latttho,
place. Atrayof diamonds. 'flutdvattiw
w. walnut WIN hat
theeou could aotbrfound. On Friday
night owewho annwerathe deacrlptlou
arr-thief, wan aunt-It on Broadway.
Hitt- arumow metric: for the
woman. . ,
ra- nmuu war nu ruin.
gnu ill in ma
4% arm‘Zauamaom
r 1 Ir,
Ilene were“ the virtue under «or
‘W i). If. Mouton. who wee
firmly the Navajo mat. ray- that the
mill: niaoluulyweiul cool
“I .
M “rape were or ‘ W.
* are u «a mum m wan.
m Pane. 1t. 3., July Ila-devout
murmur anundruofoota
WNation-II hann.‘ Oil Munch
””OLEVEL'AND IN THE SOUTH.
Ian-tor (tom-n Snya the Democrats love
Him. but Not Ilia Silver \‘iewe.
Wasarroroa'. J oly cor-Senatoraorman
ban just reached Washington from his
home in Alabama and talkn freely on po-
litical topica in the eoutb.‘ He does not
believe Cleveland will be nominated.
“The nouthern people." be enhl. “feel
grateful to Mr. Cleveland for having given
them a chance for the wonderful prosperi-
ty that they are now developing. They
have perfect confidence in his integrity
and in his fidelity to Democratic princi-
plea and policies. They are proud of his
administration, and agree with hinron
the suggestion-I of his tariff message to
congms, which they believe was a heroic
devotion to principle. for which the culin-
try is greatly indebted to him. They are
very deeply attached to him, and would
give him up with very great reluctance.
“But the southern people regard outnu-
oniarn to the remouetization of silver and
its free coinage an a blow at their rights,
secured to them by the constitution. They
have always been true to themselves in
this respect. and they have ntvvaysnolod
upon principle rather than with nnyrI-I'er-
ence to more expediency. and they regard
the refusal of men in their own party to
restore it to its proper functions and
right: an a denial of one of the fundamen-
tal doctrines of the Democratic party.
They deplore the apparent opposigion of
Mr. Cleveland to the free coinage of eilver
and its renlonetization almost as a calam-
Ity. They might be willing under the
pressure of greater demands upon their
patience to avoid other troubles even more
serious to delay a final demand for the
free coinage of ailver, but they would do it
with great reluctance. This is the doctrine
and purpose of the Democratic party, and
those who think that the Democracy will
yield are altogether mistaken.”
Mr. German said that Senator Sherman
indieposed now to express his apprecia-
tion of the very coin certificates against
which he labored so earnestly and for so
long 3 time. “This coin certificate will
nevcrbedispensed with in our financial
cynical hereafter. .1 do not see, when we
produce slowowlo a year of precious
metals, one-third of which is gold. why we
cannot accumulate coin in the tummy
almost to any extent that we desire, and
issue coin certificates, representing dollar
for dollar, into the bands oflhe people. In
ten years that sum would amount melon;
“0.0!”. Very few of the certificates would
ever be presented for redemption in metal
if the people knew the metal was in the
treaeury, and just. think what at great
power the United States would be with
lidllhimdm in reserve. This country
would become the clearinghouse of the
world. and wrest from England the firmn-
ciol leadership which she has held for cul-
tur‘lcs."
FIGHTING AT BETHLEHEM.
Chrlntinna of lllffercnt Secte t‘ornc
lilown in the Grotto.
IDSDUX, Jilly till—The declsiom of the
sultan to elation a larger guard at the
grotto at Bethlehernmwing to the large
number of deaths which have occurred
there through the frequent lights between
Greeks and Catholics for [)OWSHIUH or
control of that sacred spot. has crentml a
feeling of disgust in the more civilized
countriea The disputes, which have in
aornany cases ended so fatally, have bar-
to
.rifled the Turkish authorities, who cannot
understand the feeling which should actu-
ate two Christ inn eccta to deeds of vio
lence for the possession of a sacred spot to
which neither hue any right that is recog-
nized by any laws or treaties extauL
One of the strict observance; of the holy
place in the. rigid requirement that any
person who enter-a shall do so in his bare
feet. Recently a Greek seeking entrance
removed his about. but neglected to take
off his stockings.
This sacriiege so shocked a Catholic dc
votee that he drew a knife and attacked
the 6an, who in the ensuing fight was
killed. There have since been a number
of aangulunry encounters. and the warfare
has grown to fierce that the Mnhnlnnmlan
sultan has found himself at last conuwilml
to station a guard at the grotto Bnllll'll'ftl Iy
atrong to keep the Christian Wranglers
from further dozier-rating the place they
both profess to hold sacred.
FOR ONE HUNDRED MILLIONS.
A Big Suit for Almost l’rtcelcea ltcnl
Entnte In New York.
Wear Polar. Mina, July m—A unit in-
volving property Worth over one hundred
million dollars will nhortly be filed in th,
courte of New York city. Colonel It. 'It
King, of Memphis. and an brother, . l
King, of thin city. are deeply Interest“! In
that unit. It will alno he of great intercat
to a large number of people in Tennessee.
Mienlulppt. ArkanaIt-I and Texas, relattvca
of thew gentlemen. The suit will be
brought for the recovery of property
leased to the city of New York ninety-nine
yearn ago by ltohert Edward. at that than
a uni canto owner in the city. The lease
ban you expired.
The property compriron land on which
Broadway and alt-oral adjacent street: are
now locntul. The lease upecilled that at it.
end the property, with all improvement»,
ahould revert to with heirs. The King
famly. heir: of Mr. Edwards. have in
their pumice all the documents neoco-
eary to prove a clear title to the property
in question. and an the lease has juat ex-
plnd unit to to be commenced at once to
recover poaeeeeion of the property.
A lintt for $6,000,000.
N" You. July n—‘l’he title and own-
erahlp of real property worth about ”.000.-
. on in involved in the unit of ointment lent
n by 148 mono. claiming .to he the
‘ of far». Ann Drake Sultan. who
Media 1878. Mrs. Seaman's will. leaving
threefouethr of her immune fortune to
humane Drake and the remainder Invari-
ountit relatives. who admitted to pro
hate-in aftern bitter content. Notice
of appeal was ten atihe time. The prep
eut renewal the unit in made on the
ground of newly macaroni! evidence.
tool Illa loony and hen nun.
Katina Cm. Joly nun. indication;
now are that there will boa criminal no.
ecltiouto follow the failure of the Ira-t
rguwn
anyone placed in the bank after
banking houra. ltttd the official! melted
it‘whlle thayhaewthat the but would
atom next morning. lie ray- that if
the hunatdatnongthenneeta of the
beak n criminal procreation will follow.
In line he (furniture Ytetilne-
IENNEII causal,
it than Street. Bel IloruailI. .‘
Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
FrIIiIs.VegaIaIlIes.Poultry.
OF ALL KINDS IN THEIRSEAEION.
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL.
LIIZIE"IovranIIIi‘LEE.
A Camden mm Eloped
with a Chinaman.
IE 13 OHARGBD WITH ABDUOTIOF.
he (llrl let. the (relentinl at a lllaalon
and lie Wrote ller Love Lottery—ulnar
bChiunmen ‘llelped ller I-‘nther to Find
the. Runaway Pair.
NEW Youli, J uiy Lil—Wing lice loved It
pretty Mclicnn girl. lie courted her clan-
delltiuely. Then he ran away with her.
Winglleeisnow III the Tombs. lie will
have a hearing today on acharge of ab.
duction. There is also a charge of carry-
Iug concealed weapons against Wing. Liz-
zie Sprout 'ia the lifteen-yearoid daughter
of David C. Sproul, of Camden. N. J.. who
has been the sexton. Sunday school super»
intcudcnt and elder of the leading Meth-
odist Episcopal church of that Jersey nu-
nex of the Quaker City. Attached to the
church is a Chinese urination and Sunday
school. In the basement of the Sproul
home there is a Chinese laundry.
Then Ltuie Dir-appeared.
Lizzie, who is a tall, well developed and
rathet pretty girl. in this way became ac-
quainted with numbers of the Colonials.
and spent considerable of her leisure In
their company. The upshot of this fr»
milinrity was that on June 29 Lizzie dis-
appeared from home. Afterahe had gun-l,
her father found in her room a letter
which gave him a clew to her where-
abouts. It read as follows:
The Celestinl'u Love Letter.
)lav Ill. Nil.
Mr Dean Puritan laminar-Hour i an: wry
glad received lottu-r from you ur my Dear mm?
fl»: have timostay with along time bu" o i
run business pit-av. creme me I hopeful. you
come we me I have time mondayl like we
you every muuday lnu‘aun i not have time only
some time mondny I can not sent my pivture
to you right away if you wont como .‘oo nu-
auawero to are per haps I come see you on J one
Sill It‘ll] ruoudny morning nla‘mt sow-n o'clock
pleas I hope you more ewe herd my Dear
Good by my Dear
riwn-lhnrd lineal by
From your Friend
Wrxo Lee.
lie “all Sold Illa Laundry.
The Camden (‘binnrnen profexwd to
know nothing whatever about Wing late
when tbctroubled father questioned l hem.
so Mr. Spruul ems-led the Delaware to
Philadelphia. and called on some (Ihiua‘
men on Race at reel, with whom he had be-
come acquainted through theirmlendance
at his Sunday school. They told him that
Wing Lee was a laundrylnnn in a auburb
of the city. 'l‘bitlrcr \veut .\lr. Sproul. only
“one with the t‘i-tnnrnnn.
.\lr. Sproul returned to the i’hilmln-lpi.l:r
Cbinmm-u and limelight them to axe their
endeavors to locate Wing Lee. a» Ilt' now
felt matured that his daughter had gone
with the Mongolian. The (.‘Illllltfllt'll pnnn-
IMI to trace the fellow. and wrote Im-omo
of their countrymen in this city. Thu-M-
located Wing Leo and the girl. 'l‘lIvu Ibo
the Elizabeth street station. arrested the
pair at ill l’ell street, when- tin-y were
living. Win said totlw otl'u-erthnt Lin-
nie and he h been married, but the girl
admitted that thin wan false. Wing had
done nothing aince selling out the Penn—
eylvaula laundry, the girl told the editor,
and he had treated her “splendidly."
lle carried steel Knuehlu.
When the officer \vmz taking the pair
down the stain of the i’eli street house he
noticed Wing lice put his hands under bio
bloom, and suspecting that the frllnw
might be endeavor-lag to get rid of some-
thing comprmnining. he seal-chm him. and
found on him a pair of steel knuckle» of
a particularly murderoua kind, which Lise
ton look [man-salon of and which formed
the basis of n aecoud charge. Wing III-e
wanlockt-d up for the night in the Eliza-
beth at rcet station house. and Nil-Is Sproul
Wall taken to the ollice of )Ir. Gerry's ao-
ciety. Yeaterday Wing Lee was brought
to the ’l‘orubo.
Usually, when a (‘hinmnau I: arraigned
before npolice juutico a dozen or more of
bin pigtalled countrymen are interested
upectatore. but Wing lee hurl only one
white blouml (‘eleatlai friend. who had
me to give bail for him. The amount of
the hall fixed by Justice llivver was too
much. however, for the friend, and Wing
was huetled down alnira to the primal.
Lizzie wan pl‘t’lttflll in the court room. ac-
companied by (lllleer Plan, of the moiety.
Bhe wan neatly dressed in a white marlin
gown. black atrnw hat. and were a quan-
tity of cheap jewelry. includinga necklace,
mum. bracelet. and several rings. Her
father wnn also in court.
“Gentleman George" at Aahury I'ark.
Ammv Paul. N. J.. July Ill-«(learn
3'. Parker. nliae "Gentleman George," who
wmmttted suicide in london the other
day. war well known here. In um be con-
ducted the Atlanta hotel. and by claiming
that Jay Gould wan to advance the mull-
nito fourth with which to build a mamaoth
hotel he mined the confidence of the
nativee and bled them of conaiderable
money. no anally shipped from town
leaving a heat of creditors.
rounder nndley Dolled.
Arnvnv Pane. N. .1. July m— Drug
atom and cigar store-were all doing basi-
nela Sunday an usual. The Law and Dr-
Ilrr league but am” out gathering evb
done. against which will
hen-ti when they are nrremd tartar. ll
lined they will Inalet uflu Founder tirad-
iey paying a one for ring hath houses
and unite at tile bathing grenade.
't‘wc Benita: Untold»-
liaw You. July air-Ohms. P. Thump
loo. forty-two year: old. annuiab tailor.
that and killed him-if Sunday. mound-
eneywna the probable canon of the act.
Charles 8. Hauler, and thirtyttwo. coup
milled anleide by shooting. Dementia
trouble prompted the deal.
Immune mtl'n lea Insane. . '
rm Yuan. July nwltolnnd it. Hill. I
Ila-ton nowapapnrmau and thence of ex:
limited stator Senator lllll. of (ten
inn been taken iceberg. by the police I:
this any. who floor that hit mind in new
ahead. ltlabellererl thathe will be all
debt in a day or two.
mar em or rue-nu.
Paar-nun. it. 1.. July W Item-
mart-mutt «flavour.
“madam at, , h
to find that “Hug Irel- had sold out hi»
laundry several days previously and gone. ;
father came to New York, reported the:
case to the police. and Officer Liston. ufi
as it is better to give
the trade is over.
Malachmnitnul Block, .
MARRIED To KYRLE ecu. w.
In»: I. the Latest titory About tin.
James Brown Potter. 3
Bart humanism, July w—lntterr jnat
received from lion}; Kong any that Kyrle
-\- . . Bellow and Mn.
James Iirown
Potter were mur-
ried in thut city
Jolt before the
atemnehip Bclglc
sailed for t his
:5}
{patch came to
~ .‘vhirrl. l'olter say-
' .
ding that her hue
‘\ band had secured
1:. a divorce. where
upon the at once
. Mrs. Potter and
it‘ll» licllew made
i“ .5 money in Au.»
trnlia, but last it
all in China,
N
,{7 . 2.
NS fifféRnhm the prin-
;' . p
r
” I'
' O
"B“ “I: cipula have been
reduced to playing with amateurs. When
they were unable to fifl'lll amateur coll»
panics they gave recita lone alld parlor on-
tertainnlents.
Mrs. Potteries the daughter of Colonel
David Urquhart, .
of New Orleans.
where she was
born about thjrt _\=
five yeareugor Si 0
appeared as n n
amateur actrcaa
in her native cin,
and was, after her‘
marriage in NT, -
one I! the best fl .
known Weller» ‘ ’E .
and attire—so»- ‘I
among lilo f;l.-Ix 0/ fig
humble IIlInIiI-Ilr‘ ’ I
,0! this city and mm. Ilrzulzw.
:NI-wport. .‘Ifn. Pom-r studied In Paris,
'eweotlamsorr)‘ 103““ 3'0“ "13“ day We ‘3 Huluiozl Oct. Hi. incl, made her American ..
‘debut:I~Irpmf.-.~-Ii~‘vxlIIlat the Fifth .\Vl~ ‘
I
; flllt‘ IIII‘Iiit‘r III Iklpll’h‘ “.‘Ille. llt‘ Iirussu'r."
;b‘he slur:- has played various rub-a in this
{country and In England. her “(‘5‘ known
Apart here being that of ('Iulpull‘lt in .
Shokesmnnf: play.
1 Recently in t'hina Mrs. l’ouvrnlnl Mr.
I Bellow have been presenting stock plan. "
‘ taking the >Inr pal-ta themselves and till— "
ling up the cast with local fllnntvuru or
éeuch profmsionals no they could find at
. liberty at the various places they visited.
IWhere an aid was «variable they have
I been giving parlorenlermiuments consist-
. inn chiefly of recitalious.
There have been many reports that Mr.
Potter “in" contemplating a suit for
Mr. I’oller has always denied that he III~
.
v tended to apply for a dworco.
I
I . . “g“... .
I SEVEN WENT DOWN.
In» “'mrlerr rand l‘ivr Children Sank
\llllr tltn- Ilulry itrllr.
; II.\l.lr‘\h. X. 5.. Julyzil.‘ 'l‘m» wlumllr'r
3 Ruby l’wilr b.“ been “Twin-.1 on Ilu- XI-w
'fullllvlinlni \‘Ulis‘l. The following; In rams
went dun-II with the \'t‘\.~\‘I1
.\Ir:~’. Freeman. Mid» ('nrnlinr II:,:.;I::.~'.
and lln- lelItIl‘t’Il. ’l‘ilcy \vI-re ull Inkrn on
at St uINIIlH. 'I‘iu- “NZ-«‘1 w.“ III-rind lruzu
lt‘niailnn In St, Johns. 'l'ht-y all belong at
.b'i. .Inlltln.
I'iw I'laherrnen l‘erinhed.
Lu! Iwnla, .lnly "lib—While winilm no
‘ the 'i‘cnumeu river. lil'flf Murray. l-idonrd
: llrmvu. Walter Sunder, John Murder.
I Dali Haven and John 'I‘. lirnrnu new
i drowned. 'l'ln~ party numbered i-‘Igh‘.
' They (It‘ll one end of their wine. seventy
3 five feet long. to the bank, and mum will
«the netting nearly straight out into lIlI
«.rivor. Only their shoes. bats and mom
had been removed. and none of them out
\vellaequalnled with the river. iteturu
lug to the shore they swam into the swift
cold cum-Ill. ()ne of them was seimlwiti
crnlllps. A panic followed. The seine war
dragged and liramc. llrownuud Strndo'
became entangled in it. Header nuI
l-lavL-a were swept under by the cum-or.
Drowned Ilerurlf and EN”? Iluy.
PHILADELPHIA. July :50. »-'l‘iw body u
like. Sarah Kramer. agedthiriylivoyenrsl
of 1,539 ('rm hirer-l, has been found ill tic
Delaware river. Attached to her waist b:
mcamt of a‘atout rope we! the body of he
five-months old Iron. Willie. The Cltllt
was' born deformed, and thin probably
caused her to end the exintcmro of both tin
child and herself. She was the mother u
five other children.
Your of the Crew Drowned.
Lennon. .Iuly Lid-«Tho captain of th
BrItII-h brigautlno Annie liarria Inmlw
at Plymouth last night. He reporta the
bin vessel wan run into and cook by Ill
German steamer Dresden. off Start l'oirrtl
and four of bin crew were drowned.
A strong Swimmer. but He flank.
SulsLIIIn-rv. July 5N).-(.lhurh'a Knul
fern. aged twentyelght, IIII ear-unionist
from Wilmington. Del, mo. drowns-l
while bathing. lie wan a strong owl
nler undia-suppmed to have been not
with crnulpa. .
I‘etl Overboa‘rd and Drowned.
Bamrmm. .iuly ill-dvhll’lfll Vale. out:
ueer of u [demure steamer on Sawing
lake. fell orerlmnrd from the cmllml
waudrmvued. lie came from Brooklyn I
month ago.
“ DOLLY DAVIS” AGAIN.
)lnrtn origaeen‘a lanr Yt‘nn Colon
Potter, of lenient».
New You. July Ill-vitamin of the myri
tery romantic: the outside of Marie the
note Joe-phine Mtge-ea. whore body wet
found recently in the Hadron at Grown
landing. baa been nuptial. tier int
watch when the left her home in this city
were: .
”fly heart in broken; my love baa goal
to Chicago!” .
'l'hh lover in George 3'. Potter, reside
of til-United Batu Capital Li e from
once eolnpaey. with allocate the Atlum
building. Wuhta . D. C. lie in ale
mumllorof the 1" may Lite [neat-an
mud-lion, of Rocheater. N. Y. Threat
the officers of this company are now our“
indictment for forgery. Thewmpauy II
Mariachi.
The tardy of. the rulelde war found Jo
in [teen at that identified an that I
”Quota. a variety outwit and all]
flavoured with a loch.
auction foreman of the Cleveland and tin
ton railroad. with Lincoln
and . ,whohoridlaruekat lac ‘
It'lhffl Ill Sloth. head. Inca-Inn
died in great new.
In mull val-IAI- Will"
_ , , , N ‘ ‘ ;
An Phave’alarger stock of Milliherv Goods than usual at this
time of the your, and rather than wait until later in the season,
Will give to all desirous of pnrollnning Millinery Goods for the
4th of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer but.
value in theiheart of the season, than after
to not fall In Iain tonnage of Ibis Sale. '
H. KRIEGER,
married the actor. ‘
idivurceou account of Kyrle Bellow. llIIt‘““”""‘”-
)3.» H.l-IIII;;i.l
,n earn-ml er
' Irrau'h
films. 0.. July mqu’reneie Mflcfmltw: w I
on... ;
'HeanTilly.
Emmaltbelth'n.
l1 Main Street, Harwell.
, Pint-clean '
ICE CREAM.
Drill '
I“. Oglli’lyn. I
South Nowell, Bonn.
'rlng' guide.
5‘ - lee-I .
i00MMENOINO
C.
W.
grander! guide.
Ian."
SEASON
refit
The Sleamhhal “cm or ALBANY”
Will‘make Daily Trips to New York.
Imnvr Month Noru‘ulk at 713a III ' l‘ ' ’ ’ ‘
. ' . _ . . . .. undaw alt thin min. I.\ot Iln alarm 'Nl III 1 I - .
or. [cane how “if!" itcekmnn fill‘l‘t‘l, at 15:11:). N ‘ \‘nlurrlays n! 2 p. In. :E‘unrd‘ayihl 'rll‘t‘l‘lyald
lambda smut at ....n p. In.; hatunlan- at 23' p. lit. , Sundays at Ii!” p. In. ' I '
FARE—Single Tickets 40 cents. Excursion 50 cents. 5‘
tl.\' N’NIH Y5 Iiirwl mlrnuctlon is made via flay Rider and i'ulvrr rnutc- for the .\'rIv Iron
’itlm r l'ivr am'nnm I-laud without evil-Ill ~ ‘ ' 7' ‘ .
_ . . .‘ . .mrgc Irnu'uiu: lulllil- ll ' PI - ' -
””"I‘m‘ ”“1“ 1'1““ "U“?! friend at tie i». In. I ’5 ‘ ' ’I W Ilml r r.I Inn
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
“VII louvr- VoW Yuri. \Innd-I ' \\'I~'II ‘ ' I ‘ '
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"I llurmlau Mill Millil‘tlnrs :ri Until) p. In. ‘ l . ‘ n Eh“ I) H p. H . Lmu 5”“ ML Tutxig?’g'
N. I., New Haven & Hartford II. B. Housatonic Railroad
IM-tnlwr 1?. Intro.
llaubnry and Sarita“: Division.
(I lilillZI‘TiiI! TU .il'NF? II. Nvl.
nun {unr- Suutl \ .‘
I" II ‘
THUS.“ [.ICAVI. Hil‘TIL XIII‘JVALK Ah“
I‘IlI.i.H\V.~; 'I'
ll: fur haul-Hr)»-
;‘oan-l in 23 p. Ill.
Fun .\'I:w Yul-.5. .t.
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ll than . 3m and «.13
n. In marl TM'. -. m.
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In 1v: um. . “Jam“; m. am “1 WWW II-aw Bridgeport a; ntInu .;
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1209 ms. nu 5min; ,,
. ml... ru.. rho-«runny fur i'III-Iérlll.
in": m. paw- I'-:r I'ili~fl‘ Id. mall“:
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Full Itm’rux. i .-'.
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liar
’Iihhri-l nml All my
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LEAVE: .VI'IW \‘I IIIK
For: Sul'TII Nome \l a. .\ )3, ,' x' . .
I<..24*l;ux, ~ ,, and...” : i
rim :thil ox. I‘. \I
. lL’IcIu..
tflr\..li'ilu~x., itth-v . I"! n'\.
N I Lil .5“! me, llill 1mm.» pt,
I.I-ir;.:l.tv\. 5mnln;~ IN. Ir .2 ‘
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
IIGIIIFIIL SUMMER RESORT
I IIE
: 0N LONG IS AND SOUND.
.. ._ “mm . ._._
New Hotel, Delighliul Grove, New Bathing Houses.
‘ New Attractions.
First-Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
. “Sea Food a Specialty.
FINNENSTEIN & lull,
t)\\‘.\‘l‘fli.\' AND l‘litll’IlII‘ZTHK-‘i.
raw» .. .....
TIME TABLE STEIMEB “MEDEA.”
In-uw South Nora-all: for Ilotou I’I-iul ~~1II :m n. In.. I? :lun‘p. no,
2’ m p. III.. II ”:6! p. ill.
Louvr- Ilofou Point for South Nol'W;IIk~-£I III. a. llI.. ll II” II. III.,
I in p. In.. 2' III» p. "L. i (III p. In.. I; :In p. III.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Leave South NIII’WilIk‘wItlilIl a. m. i on p. III.. 3 :m p. m.. 4 is
p. In. 5 40 p. ill.
Leave llotou I’oIIItwll ill! a. m., l 4.3 p. "L. :l 30 p. on. .5 m p. In..
I; II) p. m.
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangincaltiminel. Palmer
A "II denier lfl
Will PIPEII INII IIIIIIIIEIIS.
hl North Main street. So. Nomaik.
jI'H
In. my agent» for W. I... enter Rhea-n. :
L at or am e to you a tire nuts Ina-IIIE
a or In no for rate cane. were the;
I em for you.
50 ht‘ltfl'l‘l'l‘t I'll-.1”
’r‘iamplo Inclu- ui‘ full line, Iain-t etylm a
lawn. "tlfllt'fl andililt Marianna. taken to
boom for lmwlihm. on notice by post-L
w.
m-IO Flatmates via-orient nine.
$3 In ‘
... ....... Where araYou 00mg?
and i am going dorm to
HUNT It ZEllIFPS
fishandiegetahleltarlat
Whitman“ II limit Fran
and amiable». Aldritatlan'r‘fhuumfilx‘
mvww
W on
"We. ~
01mm. olulu. lumen.
Pm Tomato little.
low tortilla.
mwmnwm
monomer-1m" M
III". 35.
summon-Iowan... our.
0*.‘Il'eKlINt80N:
5i auroral: 8.. so. rum-II.
Bakers, cggieclioners,
Orders Proll‘r’lptly Filled.
a
MIINIIAY, M 25th,
, uncommon..." ,. ”I I I
* Meat and Perfect rating shoe. ‘
‘ ' But one in which the . I
Milking n the heel: $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before pun-chafing any other shoe, at
South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
The New Irma. a...
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK
THE GIIEIT INVENTION, IN
HIISIEIII.
The process of constructin the
meorth consists in REJN RC~
ING THE HEEL AND TOE—the
parts subjected to the ates
wear—with an Igre t
EXTRA THREAD 0F lIIIEN.
the most serviceable of all fibres,
—STOCKING . .
.. which results In a stocking of great
practical merit. possessing more durability and comfort than an
other that has ever been produced. (inc pair of the 'Linwortlz
Stockings 15 grim-outed to outwear two pairs made in the oId'way.
Bathing Suits.
We are showing a full line of Ladies‘, Misses’ and Children’s
Bathing Sluts at low prices.
TRISTRAMI’IHYATT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W. B. Hall & 00.,
BRIDGEPORT.
“Thvsll'u'k in our slow has to be removed before August 1‘
Ilwrnam-no van-nut stun-sand the entire stock must. be sold:
I‘onmmui soc IIn- new prices. This sale is imperative and the
prices plum-II on our
FINE IIIIY 00008 CURTAINS ANII
0l0IK8
.\I-o_surb that no economist can afford tn pass them bv
. Irish I’oint. Swiss and Nottingham Curtains are lnlhi-tivelv Sell-
mg from $2 7m to Sin a pair. loss than prices of next nutmlfn I
t‘.‘ :2 lullr mm In: >11va nu Blankets. .
Rugs. Rugs. , Rugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never Again
lsxiifi. I-Iloivc pattvrns. tl-Iv. \vm'v $1 33;
21x46. elegant Rugs.
:51 II. \vrl'v $3 "Willi. an extra six», also SI 4!. won- $2 ”3; :lllxsl,
uni.- tln- silt“. :,~ w. were ’32:; IIHXW. \‘orv handsome fl" '3'! were
s~I-,u-.-. . , ‘ . . . fl. . - I . .er.
:n‘:\\.I\I:N:hll.‘1\lii:1 llhillt'lllfi.‘§‘3 .lll.'\\'m-c So: (ll-oat Rugs. lxl,
m. : ; .nrgv. nxJ. \ fl H. were QIH' Shoo akin
liars and Hunt Iings IIII lunrkml down. ‘ p
VIII'I‘SSHUIIIIS. .Imvvlrv. Notions. (‘oIInII I'mlvrwvar. Summer
\. nail (mods. Ian-cs. tiluws and l’alrnsuls :ll'c‘ positivciv marked
Inu'r-r than any plum-s area In fortv \‘o-nrs. '
w. B. HALL & co.
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
-—— 'I'U Iii: ——-——
CLIISED OUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
.NIIII :m :nrmgo- ruluv'linu n! nwr I‘ll pv-r I‘MII. 'I‘stv alum-s an odd lots of n‘guInt
pub. ~ mm ll :ll a mluruuu. and In Iw mail at prior-s that IIIIIIII- them
.
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
We rluntl- a tow prim-a:
Uno- lot of mm pilll'fl laulivsW‘urnml Show at
2.50 to $3.1M: regular price. M50. (luv lot of
' 2m pairs inunahury. .‘Iallit'Wtiflll ti: ('o.'ll alight-
Iy t 'llllllgml
' . , Irraclliue sewed. lolliee' Shoes
3-3....” ”gm.” pm... 33m to 84.5". ”no lot of :mpoira Louushn’r?
Mathewson a- t'o.'s slightly ilnywrfect. bomb SHOE
SI
m-wml. worth $5.00 a pair; will be sold for $2.50
TIIE BEST BARGAINS EVEN IIFFEIED.
to $2.75. Balance III lino Oxfords. nannies
OLSEN,
and inuwrfc-vts. at prices that make tlenl
8! Washington St" 80. Nor-walk.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on
Plumbing. Gas Filling, Tin and than IronWorII.
We are selling
Vinny. New Slamiord and Silsby’s Shauyfieaters.
We have a fine little]: of
Decorated and Plain China. '
the oneness and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Set and I‘m.
able. Including New York Ranger.
SWAN a BIISIINELU FUR N Iron E
Ship Chandlers.
“2 mm Stool. onnarffjii‘ouas.
I
new: . £3." a. 1:3, ”Melina DaVId Stow,
Bel fiat
"hilt
mas-roman. new; lam . a zeturr.
Best flannel is 0390.00mbining Durabililyand Sula. . 7
..
I
H. s. BROWN’S, _
Norwalk Chronicler