x
10 cent shoe to a n” s
“W“ ladies’ andgghildren
, at $1,
‘ ‘ School
35
Shoe 0111 18.
AT THE silent: or
our theiarges"istock andagood
Mahala, we are p garnish evowhio
. l'
’s shoes. A ladies’ lino Kid Button
RVEY.
rtmo t to make selec-
use a from a child’s
A mun specialties in
f l , nd another at l, fonnorl $2. Misses'
armory” a Children’s Scshool Bhoesynt 75 cents.
, , call and exam as these goods, as it is a pleasure to show ,
_'“““ c. H. HARVEY,
‘70 ‘Nonh Main Street. Seuth Norwaik.
TVESENEENIISTTILN
A Pennsylvania State Oificial
.Summoned as a Witness.
THE CHEERS MUST ALSO TBSTII'Y
In Dnoloplnenh at the Meeting 0! the
Bardalay Investigating Committee at
Philadelphia—Colonel McClure Denies
. the Martel ’I‘s-ltl About Illln.
Pmcanstrsla. July 2I.'—~'rne Bardule'y
investigating committee hold an open ses—
sion in the afternoon, and tiauluel B.
Hueymttorney {or the Lucas estate, told of
the clone which had been made to reor-
ganize the bank, and said he visited Wash-
logton with President Marsh and Dlmtor
Haines and called upon Postmaster Gen-
eral Wanamaker. ,
Mr. Wanamaker asked Marsh it he had
informed Huey oi the over issue at stock.
This was the first time he (Huey) had ever
heard of it. In looking over the Lucas
papershe [and a memorandum 'as fol:
lows: “March 3, 1886, John Lucas, John
I Wanamaker, 4 per cent. on call, 1,000
'shares Keystone National bank stock.
Collateral 940,000. "
x? Ilr. Wanamaker Explains.
Mr. Wanamaker alterwsrd explained
that he had borrowed «0.011) from the Gir-
ard Trust company at Mr. Lucas' solicita-
tion. 0! the Sea Girt and Spring Lake
property all Mr. Huey would say was that
Mr. Lucas had sold it to a party of capital-
bta for “00,000, and received $50,000 in
cash and the balance in mortgages.
' Colonel flwlun’a Instill.
Colonel A. K. McClure, editor of The
Times, read a long statement, in which he
positively denied the statements reported
to have been made by Bardslcy in an inter-
view with Falltor Mc‘erIe, of The lmlger.
He said that he never received stock or
anything else of value [or advocating in
his paper the South Mountain water
scheme. He supported Banlsley for city
treasurer because he thought he deserved
the olfice by reason 01 hflpublic services.
W. W. Goodwin's Itxplauallon.
W. W. Goodwin explained to the corn-
Initteeatransactiou in gas improvement
stock which he entered into with Bards-
ley In 138, but which was not settled un-
til May, lwl. These investments Were
made before Bartlsley was city treasurer,
and he said that no one else had any inter-
est in them.
They Must All ‘I'utlly.
The committee then passed a resolution
to summon before them the cashiers of all
the national banks in this city which
Mk] stated had paid him interest on
public money for examination at the next
meeting, July 3t Also the proprietors
and editors of all the newspapers-r who are
chu‘xetlwlth having paid to llunlslt-y a
rebate on the public advertising. iL'I well
asAnditorGenersl oi the State Mct‘amnnt,
who Is alleged to have received from Ililftléh
ley a share of the money.
FDRAKER AND SHERMAN OUT.
[I ll Alleged That the Former Will Burl
. [or Senator.
Clxmxxan, July 2l.—lt is said that a
break has come between Senator Sherman
and ex‘uovernor l-‘oralter. and the latter is
now an open candidate {or senator. ite-
esntly Sherman becauw alarmed over to
ports that Forster would oppose him. and
sent Amor Smith, collector of customs.
here todanand oi Forster a statement of
his intentions.
it is no secret that the «governor took
the mission as a piece oi lmpcrtinence and
(are Smith a message to Shaman that
was not calculated to alloy the senator's
apprehensions.
‘l’araars at Willi-lashing.
N“ Yum, July 21.—-’l‘he street» at
Williamabnrg presented a striking up-
in the morning with thousands
othaulms floating irorn buildings in honor
at the tnrnverelu oi the Atlantic coast.
Therewere over now tumors in the pa
rade. Among the visiting societies in the
line were: The Columbia tnrnvereln,
Washington, I). 0.: (lermsnla. oi liaitl:
more; 'l‘roy, at Troy; Philadelphia. 0!
Philadelphia; Boston turnrersin, of lion
ton; German society, at Springfield. MM».;
Social, oI Worcester. Marat; \‘orwnurtn, oi
Baltlmom and l’hilmleiphia. of Scranton,
Pa.
no Do canola slum [Impal-
manor, Jill] film-TM Vlfltinl tlocliilon
althexorernment to drop the De Cobain
matter, as evidenced by the statement
ltd. by Mr. Goaehru In the home 0!
’eoumoaslast shirt, has aroused an ,in-
fleas ndautl shows“, “a “cage! the
Orson-m t ear I. ‘ serva-
ttra party of giving straw to than. The
party in power dare not tlciy tiw allies
whose Manes in parliament lus- ro-
ahlsd them to remain in omce.
Ir. Wan-alum Commission.
Vultures, July ti.~—'l'ho postmaster
pasral has appointed the tailoring com»
.blm ”$3.;ah aged: at the
m is t an to mm»
m plane for reorganization:
W. 1’ Mon
m, July um'l'hnnhrnsrlas cabla
tilde“ AW
”In“
fi‘m
‘0 PREVENT Tar: BIG BATTLE.“
It. Paul Hint-tars land-awning In Kelp
l’ltaalrunmns and nail Apart.
81'. PAUL, Jnl'y ills—7A man» meeting at
citizens was held at the Newmnrkot ball
by the ministers oi the city last evening
tor the purpose oi cndmwmiug to staptha
Fitzallnmons-llall light. A committee ut
missus also mulled on The nuryor, the gov.
ernor and the sherifl with the shine purv'
poseln view.‘ The governor says he has
nothing to do with it, as also does the
sherlil’.
The mayor says it is too late to interfere
now that the Athletic club hast gone to
work preparing im- it at an expense of
some $1M“) or more, and It would be un-
fair and unjust in intcrivrc at this late
day. Regardless oi the action of the
ministers and others It is certain that the
fight will come at! us announced.
Archbishop Irv-land was the chic! speaker
oi the evening, and be arraigned the prize
ring and its "lawlessness and vulgar ani-
malism" and Ilhl.‘ municipal authorities
{or penuittinu the exhibition. Nix—United
States Senator McMilliu and the Rev. W,
L. Buttcrick were the other smokers, and
were even more severe than was the arch-
blshop. Toward the close of the ‘ meeting
ametuorlai was presented calling on the
governor to interiors and prevent the
fight. With shouts of "Present it now!”
the entire 5,000 people Went en ruasse to
the state capital. Governor Merriam told
the committee he could not. address each
a great crowd, but would receive the
memorial in the morning. Last evening
a warrant was issued (or the arrest of
Fitzaimmons. it was sworn out by Wil-
liam 1’. London. Fitzsimmons and his
trainer are now in hiding. A host oi peo
pie from all parts of the country are con-
stontly arriving to Wlillrsi the light.
Goad-III Whlpl Illluyrrail.
MELBOURNE, July 2ln-J0i,‘ Choymki, the
California pugilist, was Olclelsird hyJoo
Goddard, the Australian, in a Inurrmmd
contest. here. Umlultml hzvl the host of the
light all the way through. The light mm
for 310,4!» and the championship 0! All»
tralin.
The Mo:|ullfle-lilbbona Dis-tell.
NEW YORK, July 'Jl.~Au»tiu Gibbons,
malnpanlul by a score of Jersey sporting
men. want to The Police (lulu-tic office
yesterday to "let! .Inck Alt-,Aulific and
arrange for a match .‘or the lightweight
championship. McAuiill’e did not show up
until the other», nitcr waiting nuphour.
had departed. Jack (ll-[malted strip rum
guarantee of his intentions, outfit is likely
that Gibbons will cuwr it today.
CASUALTIES AT PEEKSKILL.
I". Militiamrn ltmliy Ilnrnnl and the
"art in a I'ight.
Srs‘rstr, T’iLEKthLL,K. Y...lniy'.'i.—
About 6 o‘clock last night Governor lIill
visited the slate trump. Nrnr the lllitltlle
oi the salute, Wllllt‘ Ruben ilcul Wit: nun-
ming a cartridge into tin:- uanuun, the
cartridge l-xplmlul, badly burning Reid’s
right arm and the leit side of his face.
The doctors will ntnputatc his thumb.
The exact extent oi his injuries cannot be
told on account of the powder. iii» hear-
ing may be permanently injured. The
rammer was blown to splints-rs. Sumo.-
parts not it were iound 3'!) yards away.
George Ilyan who was holding the (use
was burned about the head and urns-t.
There vm-i about the same time a light
in the mesa hall. One man hit on-
other on the hr-ad with a sugar howl, cut-
ting his head. The, one mulling the asnuult
was arrested and the other taken tothe
hospital and his wounds clrcssml.
DON PEDRO IS VERY SICK.
Illa conditio- May Almost Ito Considered
Critical. ,
I’les. July 2!. ~le l’cdlro, cxvclnpomr
,r of lrazll. i.» in a
A very critical cun-
ditiou at Vichy.
The exiled and do
thronmi Brazilian
recently met with
an lotzltlrlil, sun.
minim: an injury
tuoueol his let-t,
which was tnllaw-
"I by gangrene.
Dru. (”hurcnt and
l'cncct have been
aulnnwncd {or a
consultation with
the ox «imperur'a
private. physician,
and it now hunks as though tin- distin-
guished patient may never leave his bed
alive.
non Prone.
A 1» Party {or Ilavrlmn.
I'ot'uilllzllt'all, 8. ii, July 2i.-'l‘he
Newsl’rea- or thin city snyuthnt I-hlilor
William J. Arhcll is to give u humus “tea
party” to President llnrrimn at fighting.
about the middle of August. All the load-
!“ Republicans oi the state an! to ho pm
unhintmwmi with a law lkruucrata.
An aruloovur will be made to prevail uprm
seine Republican to accept the nomination
for governor.
Hans-inns Imp. nl l‘lrr Moss.
thrrr.n,Conn,July zit-IA hand our
carrying tire laborer» was struck bythe
pay car on the Central New England rail-
road on litiliwatsr bridge. (inc inborn
jumped thirty feet to the river below. The
others dropped through the hams and
hung by their hands while the train
passed over them. A man named Unnnors
was slightly injured.
In. lullaby Into-sly m.
Cunssscrw, W. Va, July tit-«Mr. Mc-
XII We visit hats terminatnl abruptly
last a lie received a tale tam
hears reassuring ,
wits. More bio departure hedoniod the
statement that he had in any Interview ex.
any opinion as to Governor Camp.
ll'sstrsaythofllr. Mae’s condition.
In. Harm’s DJ!“ ”my“.
1m, July 91.:- t has been
is its nation t lath inter-a
«an Hsyh‘rieh sustain a his mounts
mutation to recover norm «lemma
a n... “ms nu. ’l’hsroart a...
“marina Naybriehhadinunlersd
her husband she could not mm the
“Intel his insurance policy.
m Dawn's bale-ass.
minus, Jilly 9!.qu Nils Is
kmlgatina the m otter Jails Web
lanai-rhodium was thrown from a
hy frank m M's new.
that tins «man's lib mid have
been saved it she w W Mr leg to
“amputated. ‘.
AW #1:.“ In M
1’ 1n! n.» mummy
waswmm
salsa-s . milestone
men , ‘ autism-en“
fl
m
«lemma-mu. hm
causes nmvsnu‘waoumv.
II NIBIIINITIN ITIEET.
utensils-iv. “ inhuman.
BENNETT It IIIISTEB,
2! Main Street. to. liorwsll.
‘ Meats.
Fish. Oysters.
FruitsNegetables", Poultry.
or ALI. limos 1N mum season.
AT WHOLELALE 8t RETAIL.
w ,
BLOBBBN’ED‘IS’PBBBIBLIE
The eleventh;Moi~ Tennessee
CaIIsOut the State soldiery.
“"7"" ‘
Till: FIBERS VERSUS THE MILITIA.
Troops Over-powered by Man Who In.
Not “flair to Calumet/o with Candid
Labor and Drisam from the Scene.
But They Have All (lone ltau'ls Again.
KNnxvllJJt, 'I‘c:m., July til.— r'l‘hv crisis
In the 'T’Foublo burn-con the "visual minors
in this district and tin.- convicts who were
brought here from the state prison at Nash-
ville has at last been reached. When about
unarmed strikers attackml the guards who
had change oi flit y (clung at llricoville last
Wednesday night and liberated the prleon.
ers it was confidently predicted that this
would be but the beginning of u hencrsl
movement throughout the entire mining
district oi the state. Governor Ilmthuuuu
was immediately notified nmi l~1 mended
by ordering two companies Iron: Chatta—
nooga and one from Knoxville to “resume.
0! the fifty convicts taken (rom the guards
at Briceuille two oscaxmi Illlil the others
were brought to this city. When the lllllI-
tia arrived they took the convicts along
back with them and warned the mob that
they would protect them at all hazards.
The Law Was at You“.
Governor Buchanan at onu- proceeded to
the seat oi trouble, and in a neat speech
explained his position to the rebellious
miners. lie told them that. it was his sworn
duty to uphold tiu- law, and it tho, convict
system was wrong he was not to blame,
and that the only recourse oi the men was
through the legislature. The miners un-
nuanced that their families were starving
and that they were compelled to drive out
the convicts it it cost (Elite of every man
in the valley. They made all sorts of fun
of the handful of boarding» soldiers, but
declared that they wuuld not harm the
“spider legged, cigarette mnoking dudes,"
as they charactenzmi the militia, but as
soon as they were withdrawn they mmll
release every convict in the region.
A Mass-sen- Seemed Imminent.
Becoming impatient. however, at the
delay in recalling the troops they decided
to try to overcome the soldiers by tom: of
numbers. At )0 a. m. in» "liners, tarm-
ers and other natives who have no mumps.
tion at all look posscssiun oi the hills
tired oi these were armed with rules, the
mt had shotguns and pistols. They came
from all the mines within a radius oi titty
miles. The organization was oomph-to,
and their leaders placed them alum: the
hillsides with military prw'ixlon, .\t the
call to nnm the little gut-rum: turned out
gnlluutly silul prepared Inrtlr'lt‘liu' it w.“
apparent at a glance that :1 light V-‘nlllil re-
sult in at massacre. .\ mot-tint; oi the ulll~
are mu called.
'I In! Ilnstllr Form-w Parley.
Somr clrcluml that a stunt r.~si~t:mre to
mob would \vitlulrnw. “then munch:
that it would he suicidal. )t'l ovary um:
wasiu favor oi doing Ill.» duty, uotvvitlr
standing the expound pavilion they “'I‘rt'
to tlcicud. The miners called it park-y and
wrrc met on urntml ground by Fulanui
Seth-r. Tin-y stated that they had «Hill—
cient iorcc to overwhelm thr WOI'Ilt'r‘b, but
did not can: to ~ln~d IIlUOil ii hm convicts
were quietly turned over to them.
This request was emphatically NIllat-ll.
Themincm then asked Colonel b‘cvier ii
hewould remove his troops and who the
convicts with him. lie asked what WUHIAI
be done to the mining company"; prop.
erty. which was also under his prutcrtion.
’l‘htvy replied that it would not be injured.
He also united If an attack would be mm.»
on the Knoxville Iron company's kliK' Itmle
just below Ilrlcovlllc. It tillCll was ixr
tended he “Intended to (all back there and
fight it out regardless-s OI cuanm-ncm.
TheieadL-r replied that no attack would
be made.
Then the Troops Evacuated.
The trmpa then marched out of camp,
carrying with them the convicts. all their
eommlmnry supplies and baggage. Tliv)’
marched to liriccville and than: tmk the
train to Knoxville. The promise not to
attack the Knoxville company's stoclwle
has already boon violated and the if!) cun-
victs at that place were put on a train and
sent to Knoxville. The mob then startnml
{or Ulircr fiprings. when: they also Intoml
liberating the prisoners. The whole of
Eastern Tennessee Is in sympathy with
the miners
‘I'ha Slllltla Itaslly ‘l'nvatod.
Troops from llricevlllc arrived here at 4
o’clock. They mail in good spirits and
will return in themming with wanton-o
meat». The boys were badly treated by
the people at Knoxville, who seemed to he
in perisct sympathy with the lawless ele-
ment In Coal Creek Valley.
The mate's Elli" Hill“. (Jailed 0m.
Governor Buchanan, who has been
[aided by the utmost untlon since the
troubles began, at once decided to call out
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WW rum 7 PM MI!
company and Instructed General J. h.
Weakly to arrange railroad transmutation
Ior them. Each company was ordemi to
recon than days' rations. Tents and
blankets were tuned from the Capitol and
sent down by the special train. The min
pulled out at 0 o'clock with three Nash-
ville companies. at Springfield company
and one twin Mills on board, and they
atll pick up along the has unapaniss
Mnrfrmhom, Shelbyvllle, 'I'ulla»
homo sari Manes (ti-thrills and lab-
suoa companies passed through later and
tour companies from Memphis and one
from has? are also on to?“ on another
spacial us a. M are sum can:
panics In all, comprising ‘50 men, and on
will he takes) an at Cutaneous.
: spying on the time.
A number at the leaders in the mob
min the city sitting all the brim
tloa they could of the Intentions of the
hosted Muss returned to
lama i. Valid :
Nstr insane, (loam, July “Martin
a Waller. treasurer at the Ina; mm
m company, who has tern thwart.
W ammo that he loll
Charles; Smith, _
around the Briceville camp. Fifteen hun— .
the first attack Would be Hilllt‘lt‘lll and the “
. ,, § 1N TWO!
All goods lflWW'fil awn
, BELOW oosfr.
Fan
w
time of the year, and rather than wait until later in the season,
I will give to all desirous of 1 paralleling milinery‘Goods for the
4th of J uly. at prices so low that all can have a new summer bet,
as it is better to give value in the heart at the season, than after
the trade is over. ' '
1 Boom tail. o talc advantaged this Sale.
H. KRIEGER,
Notations Bartel-Bloch, South Nomli, Bun.
Emrlrrfi' find;
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ears the (lo-lull la Ins e and aver. relic! l-
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MERRILL adorns comet“
STA Bil-'01“), ('I).\' 5'.
OPEN TIIIIIIIIBII ENTIRE SUMMER.
A pmrtirnl. llunim-m-a Training Who-oi (or
both WXI‘H. Studentumtrriugdnrlm:lhr spring
I an In- llllml tn fill swithnm in the autumn.
Hw-ry hummer ixrutn- i taught tlmrnuchlg'. Tho
mil: .3- i~ "lira! rims" in mwipmrntmrul t-u-ry
«Irpurtumnt in rimrce ni rmnmtrnt instille—
lnru. fin-lid Inrtntultmlr. Admin-an.
President Merrill Businesscoliege
STA )li‘tlltli. ”LVN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PI ES
EVERY DAY IN THE YUM-I.
.—
NotE SUCH
UN SI'NIMYH dis.” routwctlun is made 'v
l’trhwe- Pint of I'onr} bland. a ithmlt mm; c l
mwilngtrain Imvm I‘unoy island “I lac-I p. in.
“'lll lI-ut'r New York Mnutiuh, “'wlnmclma mu
Thursday-u and Saturdays m 71:3! p. m.
n.1, New Haven & Hammd n. n.1,
"cl-river 1'3, INN).
TRAINS ”All. MII'TII hull‘d’dldx’ AS:
FULLUWS:
You Vrrw “ma. .\. \l. .
”,5 .tiillluillr‘} mm.
or. altzlmulcx .x-m pvt; v . u ,
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4.7», I 'Jlr-v. ."r V: m'. to
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lesser
Ir“ w v f- 1' It. Writ. I
an. ,«v ’ ~.rdtotle
v. .. r I: Irul trawlitrttfllfl
ports mustn‘t-3.. .11.. ct. Ind.
llfllhn
“Bl“IIlAAid’S
IIIIIIIIIBI
KILLER
cIlIlES All. DISEASES.
It In mot-mini beyond a doubt tlmt innit-nin-
Hon imlomtwsi I.- tllo rnnw u! all dinner. and
m- claim that no rut-divine can rnrnlw un-
less- it has the «1‘anch 1ultralition oi a llimsl
Purifier. Antiseptic and amlr. This nun-mi
unnbinatiun sinp- trrtnenmtinn am arrest»
.1" uy. ”molly amt-tins nature in mm. We
nlil "mil yon rirrulars rm. ssplainlnx the
urnnthwr n! nllm. _
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intro: mm. New York vuy. dam
lll'lth’SUlll‘Il NUI'WHII: Tor Ill-int
1: m p. "1,3 '3“ p. m.
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i it. p. lit, . 3.5 p. m.. i If. p. 1",. ii
p. at. .5 in p. ill.
6 l0 p. m.
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As I have a larger stock of Nillinerv Goods than usual‘sat this .
Na‘ir'i’lllhyn. l
SEASON
CBMMENCINB MBNIIAY, MAY 2%,
The Steamboat “0|
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
Lem :1 South Nay-rm all. at izib a. tn.: Sunni") ’s at 0.13:1.m.
lint. Imvo New \ nriL. Tim-hump -tm-:. at 2.11» p. u..; Nimr-
i1.n.~l dist hired at 2.50 p.‘_m.; Saint-lay» at 2:39 p. m:
. '9 Ifmnrl i! Pr :1. m.. I2! II
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Prices to Suit, All.
pm
ow. honorarium.
Hean'riuy.
Busilth'SBN.
ammunflolflm ‘
5| Washington 8.. 80.. Israeli,
2? Iain Btmt, Nowell.
Pinhole-s ‘
Bakers, commoners,
“ICE CREAM. '
Orders WP“, Filled.
Iravrlrrs’ your.
‘ l89 I.
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TY 0F ALBANY”
ISM nn ~tunny5nndnym. lteturn—
. lay. a: '.' p. 151.; Sunday» at 5:40 p. In.
Nilnluyr at mp p. ill.
FINE—Single Tickets 40 Cents. Excursion 60 Beats.
in llnyilldgv and t'nlvvr rmxtr (or the New Iron
large, urn lml
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The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
I Friday: at I. p. m. brun- Norwnilk 'l‘mwlny'li.
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Housatonic Railroad
llnnlmry and Noru‘nlli Division.
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Traim imw South N-vrwnix for lmnmrry-r
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m. and of»! p. m.
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acid for ilrmr liarringrun.
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POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
A BELIBIITFIIL SUMMER RESBRT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
._..w M 71......—
New Hotel. Delightful Grove, New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
First—Class Restaurant.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food a Specialty.
nunusml & KELLY,
”MIKE l8 AND l’llUI'llIl-lTiillS.
._....-....4 p». . ......
TIME TABLE STEIMEII ”MEDEl."
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1 Point Jumbo. m. H :m p. nu,
Leave Iintou Point for South ,an'waillo iv 02'» u. "L. H 20m. m..
1i” p. m.
SUNDAY TRIPS.
Loam South Norwalk-miomt n. m.. l m p. m.. 2 fin p. m.. 4 15
Leave Iloton Point-mil :m a. "L, i it: p. m.. :i :m p. on. o on p. m..
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Banger, Baltiminar. Palmer
And dealer in
Will. I’II’EII INB BBIIIIEIIS.
Ni North Main Iirm. Ho. Norwnlk.
Hemp» lamina M loll lino lair-d st Ira n
Pope". Iltlftlrfl andmlt M-mkiler- In an to
tor Insw'llunurn noun by truest.
Estimates thou-rte“: given.
Where are You Bong?
Iamrvlngdownm
IIIINT ll. ZELIIFPS
I?”
” no andlsaeiablalartet
tannins and the .
... mm m..........*11~..1m...1m
hour a xenon. "
The New 0N Bonds“
andyoa will use not only a ‘
Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe. ‘
' ‘ But one in which the
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Best Natenal‘ls "890.combinlnsnurabilityand Style.
Making it the best raoo Neamless Shoe in this market. ‘
EVERY PAIR‘WARRAN‘TED.
Call and examine them before pul'chasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
South Main street. 80. Norwalk.
Store.
TRISTRAM & HYATT,
N0. 2.GAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK
THE GREAT INVENTION IN
HBSIERI.
v'l'ln- process of constructiu the
Lulu-art!) cmmists in llF-l NI“ RC- ‘
UM} Tlllililll'IEL AND TOE—dire '
parts subjected to the greatest
wear—with all I
EXTRA THREAD 0F LINEN.
the most serviceable of all fibres,
which results in a stocking of great
practical merit, possessing more durability and comfort than an
other that has ever been produced. One pair of the Linwort
Stockings is guaranted to outwear two pairs made in the old way. '
Bathing Suits.
We are showing a full line of Ladics’, )Iisscs’ and Children’s
Bathing Suits at low prices.
TRISTRAM &HYATT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
W. B. Hall & Co.
BRIDGEPORT. ’
Thu-stock in our store has to I10 removed before August 7.
'l‘lu-rvnrw lln V;l(';llli stores and the entire stock must be sold.
('umv :1qu svv tln- new prices. This sale is imperative and the
prices placed on our
FINE BRY 00008 CURTAINS IINIl
BLBAIIS
Aroma-l1 that no economist (1:111 afiord to pass them bv,
_ Irish I’mnt. Swnss and Nottingham (.‘urtains are positivclv sol]-
nm from a": .‘m in SW a pair. less than prices of next amount.
3‘.’ a pair mu Iw sax-ml nu Blankets.
Bugs. Rugs. Rugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never Again
I*X1Ill.('llllll'i1 pilllt'l'llfi. :1lc. Wl‘l‘i' $113; ‘llxlri, elegant Rugs
$1 ii. \vvrg- $2; 311x210. :11: extra size. also :3! 41. wore $2 25: :ltixfil:
llilli‘ the SUV. Si 1.121. Won-.183: Iiwxliv. wrv handsome. $2 3:! were
3:: an; 1‘.on:2. spIn-udld patterns. 32’ ill. \vc-rc $5: ”real Rués. 4x7
$5M, wvl'vS-‘z Extra Largo. tixtl. 311; iii. won'- SIH: Sheepskin;
Mats and limit Rugs uII markml down.
Ilrrssilmuln. Jewelry. Notions. (‘ntton l'ndorwvur. Summer
Wash Ilmnlh. Lam-s. Illith'S uud l’nruSnls urn pOSllth‘lV market!
lmvvr than any prim-s seen in forty years. '
w. B. HALL & 00.
1,000 Pairsoi ladies’ Shaes
'l’il HE» .0.
CLOSED BUTIT SPECIAL PRICES
Anal an nwmuv mlurtiun nt uwr no po-r m-nt.
graals, mun-«I at :t mint-lion.
TIN‘N‘ NIlHl‘s :II'I' Hill] In“ “I l’l‘filllflf
and in be sold at primer that mako thorn
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
”no In! of :nm pairs Imiios‘l‘uruml Shoes at
page: to Mm; rvgulnr price sum. (me lot of
'30“ pairs lmunshnry, Mathewson (it (1033 slight»
:
931'“: regular ltrim'. 813.50 In 84.1"“. On *l l T 300 '
llntln-wmnvk ('0.'s slightly inuwri‘mft,"Iign¢I_ pmrslnunsbury,
:meI. WUI’III 85.00 it ill": will be sold for $2.50 snoEs
and imperfect». at prions that make them '
TNE IEI'I' BIIBIINB EIEI IIFFEIIII.
8! Washington St.. So. Norwallt.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimating given on
We are selling
r p '
Victory. New Stamina! and Silsby 5 Steam Beaters.
We have a line stock of
The DUUIIESS and UNCLE 15' 10K RANGES, Both Net and Port
,, .. able, including New York Ranges.
“3- quntv n {my price»:
SIToESI ly e ulnlgmi. ztluchiuo sowud, Ladies” Shoes, at
to 82.25. Ilaluncc ill Illll' Oxfords. Nlfliplm
GLOVER &. OLSEN,
Plumbing, Gas Fittinglin and Sheet ImnWolI.
Decorated and Plain China,
Ship Chandlers,
unnafh‘ifionmn
”I'M“. 'W
11* - - Davrd Stow,
-’,"”“"‘“"’F“+,
Norwalk Chronicler