For the
WEB IT it
t
some MAIN,
. inside secured two Babcoclr fire eating
‘ of tho Volk Hat company, and was the
mushrooms
in... list», in. .‘ toss Ill;
Factory on Spring Strut
Datum by firs.
ESTIMATED [USS-0|" ”00.000
(lo-fly Skins and Valuable Mochluory
Darnell With the Building-Tho Sop
walk and luv Norwalk I". 00'."-
Donia Respond ion Call for Assistance #
l‘inrnon flondlclpnrll by a Low Pru-
nura of Watch—Innovation Figures.
The most disillitrous lire South Nor-
walk has known in many yearn con
sumed Martin Bates, Jr. at Cole for flic-
tory on Spring street, last Saturday
night.
The flames were discovered in the
rear of the girls‘ cloak room on the first
floor of the building a few minutes after
Bo'clock, and an alarm was turned in
from Box 32, at the electric light sta.
tion. In th-' meantime James Hartm
foreman in mm of the depirtlnents of
the factory, und Benjamin liotchkiss had
heard of the tire They run to the rear
of the building, burst in a window near
where the flames were seen, and going
uishers and a small hose and attempted
toput out the tire. Mr. llart hmljust
turned the water from the hose on the
blaze, when it shot up through the [ar-
tition to the upper story of the building,
and it seemed scarcely u minute before
the fire was breaking out through the
roof near the cupuln.
‘The tire was first discovered by the
Misses Shields, whose home on liamrlton
avenue, overlooks the factory. 'l‘holr
brother Frank ran to Engineer Wilkins'
house and notified his family of the fire.
then went to Superintendent Franklin
A. Smith's house and notified him. llr.
Smith reached the building before the
fire had made much headway. Unlock
lag the office he turned on the gas meter,
iigfihted the gas in several of the rooms
on ”both floors, and directed his men in
using the small hose and tire pails until
the smoke became so dense that they
were obliged to give up. Going to the
office they tore down the railing and
rolled out the safe to the sidewalk.
The fire department responded
promptly and soon had a. stream on the
building. As the size of the water
main through the street is only four
inches,and the pressure being only about
seventy‘five pounds, the stream thrown
was very slight. A line of hose was
then laid to the front of the building,
and Elbert W. Clark and Edward Tay—
loy carried It to the top of a ladder and
turned the water on the roof The noz-
zle had not been properly connected to
the hose, however, and blew off. The
bursting bf a window beneath them just
at this critical point, caused both firo~'
men to hmton down the ladder. Clark's
right hand was quite badly cut by glass,
his face was scorched, and Taylor's
Ibonider was burned. A length of hose,
which was dropped too near the fire on
account of the heat, was also horned.
The fire, which appeared at this time
to be under control, burst forth with re-
nswed vigor and spread rapidly, owing
totho delay in finding out connecting
the nozzle and to the slight pressure of
water. When it became apparent that
the building was doomed to destruction,
an alarm was sent by Moyor Lockwood
to the Norwnlk lira deplrtmmlt, {lil‘l
the firemen responded with tw.» of
their hose carriages. The tiny
flower Hook and Ladder company and
when of Volunteer [lose company,
of East Norwalk, also came over, and
soon not less than half a dorm lines of
hose were playing on the blazing build-
ing. The fire had nowgllincd such head
way that the streams of water had little
affect, and the factory burned rapidly to
the ground, the lurid hiazelighiing up
its heavens for miles around, presenting
a grand spectacle.
Tho flying sparks list tire to the old
mined shop opposite the fur shop, and
the building was burned to such an ex-
tlat that it will havetohc torn down.
It was owned by Councilman Yolk, head
first factory occupied by his brother and
Maine" in the manufacture of hats in
Mill liorwnlk. it was valued at “00
II in a totallonv, the insurance compare
1' hiring annulled their risk- some two
months ago.
Thu Omlldnti’d railroad bridge our
Spring m, also nevrral telegraph null
m pols- alougside the tracks, caught
Ha, but wstor was turned on them and
Mrs extinguished. some of the pain
will ban to be replaced, and repairs will
My be necessary to the hridgo
“his critical the lion for several hundred
fut along the railroad track in that
mint” were bound and will hour to be
m The nouns adjoining Mr. V‘olll‘s
m Willi; to the Lewis Rosy
Balance in Tllll week Only
PRICES [WEB THAI cannon Till. “
Sgt. Enameled Coffee Pots. 49s.; 4 qt. Enameled Coffee Pots, 690.; 3 qt. Enameled Lipped
Moo Pail, 293.; 6 qt Enameled Lippsd Sauce Pan, lion, 6 qt. Enameled Lippsd Sauce Pan, 49c.
Mutt , ll illlEAiliE milieu: ll loom Prices to the» 0st.
1;:ST‘URTEVANT’S BARGAIN IIHOUSES,
Loaf. l'luky. reaching.
That told the story to the British club as
plainlyas a hundred words would have
’done Among those who will see the race
today are Lieutenant "run of the “slums,
Hon. James Ashliry of London, iielll-ral
Paine and Malcom Forbes of Boston. the
Duke of Alba and it large party of German
and French visitors returning from the
World's fair.
bosons. Oct. ti.—-Thc Times says edito
rially of the yacht race off New York Sut-
urrlny; "\‘lgilant's victory was fairly earli-
ed and doubtless raises the presumption
that lfihP will win three out of the fin
races. Still Valkyrie is not beaten yet.
She had little chance of displaying her
best point» of soiling. Had the wind hold
true alto would have had a line opport’ulli
ty of showing her merits. Making excuses
for the vanquirlhsd, however, is not a pop-
ular other, and doubtlesri there an many
who will answer that fickle breezes rirs liri
essential condition of yacht racing. More
orer. we have no idea of dispel-airing the
merits of Vigilant's triumph."
The Standard toys: "The race proves
little more than did Thursday's which
yacht in tho speedier."
The Daily News says: "it would be idle
mead estate. was threatened, hut lin-
“saved it.
Tho boat from the 11an very to-
w tho hundredsof spectator» who
Mbmof thriller-n mm
W sump-lid to «on hack m
on"! W. William it. Wilkins,
AND ANN STREETS, SOUTH NOBWALK.
revived. Ionic libido- a mile! of
Putnam Boss company was also over IHE VlGlu'T LE‘DIIG
come by the heat Thsooly utiolnaved
from 1:.bulldirs‘h:uomt Megs:- sscorm not in THE [mullin-
waa ro out o to t
'ut wheres limb” 0‘ "I. building ’I'IONAL TACIATIKG CONTEST
fellorl it it romaine-l there until yes- ,“ hum. a.“ ”n". Thaw".
“"3" mm" "m a” drbrb "' “out of ii» in AMI-n kukaa
chardonyaudthedoorprlcdofl The ‘ ‘ ‘ .
. of the books it contained were all fans the rim Itakoloatlcvv
slightly watched, but the m were tlnA val length ”and of the British Cutter.
i.n.iured le Your, Oct. 0,—The _rsoe started
The cily' 5 electric light wires were “11:25, thoValkyris crossing the line
irritated and the current was turned 011,0“ leught Iliad of the Vigilant. At
leaving the city in darkness. After the 12:15 the Valkyrie was three lengths
fire was out, light was lhrownoo the ahead. The windisstronlr.
scene from the end of tllopipe whichhad 1:3) p. tin-Tho Vigilant turned the
supplied the building with gas, which first links bout of the triangular rouse st
sent upafllimulbne orfour lest nigh. 1m, several lengths nhsnd of the
The went hound train. duo in South Nor- Valkyrie. The Valkyrie “"an the stake
walk of ”:23. was haldat lhcdcpot. and mating five minutes bhiud the
afrsight traiaandthuuthound Adams V” “W“ U“ 9 Tm ,, <1 mm
”WW" "' W,” ”any”! hctwclm on: in“ single slicktgrllhe rig;
““"I ”"3 “'3 0° “)3 "“389 '3' min- hint and the Valkyrie, for the America’s
finished cu and the honor of the ”ynchtsincli of twn
The factory Wild I very large ionslsschaluled for today. Thscariy
stock "r y"... in the various “.K , romil'i’llrcprofilcct; fulfill” werenotvcry
........................,....... m... hum-m. caricatsaunc
of it was ready for shipment to New day,norarotho Amman, unduly slated
York. Au unusually large amount of at the result of the race. Yachts and ('1'on
heavy machinery wan used in connecv mlngoodoondltlon. Tl“ Wululfl‘fm’
tion with the work, nanny of them my mr'mfitzgzfimfifi'flz
crlstlr. and all mrumed. the: heat h-V- yachts. Throwill halo mill- of running.
lug incited several of then). ‘nnklin 10 mileoofnaching and 10 miles of wind.
A. Smith, who has the entire manage m"! '"k'
mentof the cancer». is unable to give Thom?! mh’z‘m' 3-00“. h
the loss in detail, out thinks it will “ ° . y "5 ‘
amount to between WM!) and $100,000, :22" 3‘23: fiiflil‘l‘l‘at‘ll :5: $237:
covered by an insurance of 084,750, dis- that than is not wind enough. the regatta
trlbuted its follows: 'i'ay torn Holden, eommimv oi the New York Yacht club
on stock, $50,750; on machinery, 07,000, a." gwylgwflummwglmld:
and J. M L tyton. on stock, $25,000 rooted. ”a 15. \‘lgilant and Vnikyrie lay
The building was owned by E. A. at anchor near each other off the yacht
Woodward and was valued at £10,000. dial: 5:23: “'05:! may 1 S t rda
With an insurance olififilw. iic Immedl» and “uh“. it i: ”Zizmd‘the‘ggin 0”
3“" “fled ‘9 "hm“ the “a“, ‘0' ”seconds that the Valkyrie made in tho
the firm, and has already taken new to close reach going home was more apparent
get out plans for a building to be erect; "in real, [01’ “19 “RUN“- i“ 316101301! M
fill at u costof kw Icon 910,000 and 312,. “F 50"“ m “my ““0"” “mm" 3‘“
000' TM firm M Martin Bates Jr 6: win ,nollcdalonger course than thc\al-
1 v kyrie,and by so doing probably lost fully
110., notwithstanding the many rumors 30 seconds, which the Valkyrie gained in
afloat yesterday regarding their intended "10 olllcial “Ml . .
removal to New Jeri-2y. Silver Mine and “2:53;: fillgalél'gggr: ziifogigfi
other places, will resume business in nor Sunday night on board his “m
South Norlvlilit, and again give employ- yacht ltuna to C. 1.. Watson. the Valky
merit in abut: three months to one hun- ”$13.13;!“ I “I. ll t 1 m V lk ri
am" "‘0" and "omen innotat “1,220; defiantly0 “mama‘ultyli (ii
The (”WU '35 ""9 0‘ "W “'39” Saturday’s race. “arrays that he honestly
buildings used for manufacturing pur- holicvntho Valkyrie the faster boat and
poses in South Norwalk. Jr was built in m 'l“ ”W cup “0 Ilw “I'll“ lb“ ”1!
i860 for the Allow»: Iron and Machine excursion steamers should keep farther
, away from the yachts.
Works company, and "5 occupied by Mr Kerr. Lorri Duurav'cns brother-in
them for some timevin the manufacture law. who sail. on the \‘igilllnr as repre
of steam lire engines. Thofimi failed. skuntlvs 01““ Royal Yacht Squadron.
however, and E. A Woodward institut- :13: 3:131:33:th ‘isozrxfst::l?gm
ed foreclosure proceedings and bid III the they would not do .0 “my“...
property on August 21, 1871,,“ a bank Mr. Watson does not consider the rnoe 01
mp: sale, no $17,415.66. At that time $312.13": ointggr‘rm‘wwrilu «3'
the dimensions of the 111m building .mmlj’m m; {it ,krmh‘ufi 3:3,]:
W9?" 1" ~01“ '9' 1”" “0n" Ind “I fl" that the Yigiiant had certainly shown her»
tic in height, Tho foundry was 80:40 self superior to thel’slkyrieinligllt winds.
feet and there was a brick engine room I'll“. ennui“! on "19 BIC!-
30115 feet, withacllimney seventy five 1‘1”" ‘1: Age 9|"! ”link: that :2; $1116
. , - W unrav I III? .
'9” ”‘3'" "'8 ”.“M'” h“ be” 5"?” volt: Satenrday ulgilll w‘i‘.’ Pu rlend illt‘. til.-
wllzlt changed since then by additions Mllfimml pointed telegram
Mill alterations. The Chill"?! in film To 1h. Royal \arht Narlarlrou. Rydo isle of
standing, appsre-ntly uninjured by the WW“
fierce fire.
in September. 1571, Vaudevhoef a!
Beauty took pmmaiou of the building
and began the manufacture of straw
hats, which they continued for about
five years. In January, 1870, Martin,
Bates, Jr, dc Co, leased the. building,
Soverni months were went getting it in
readiness for ihm fur inlnioem, many
changes in -tho various rooms being
necessary to adapt it to the cleans-
ing, curing and pro-mung of the skills of
the animals A large brick boiler and
engine room was built, and last spring a
two and one half story wooden addition
was erectml ml the north side, at amt
of ill, 500
Shortly after the fire started a man
was found near the building acting in a
suspicious manner. He had a bottle of
whiskey in his pocket and carried a lan-
tern. Bo was taken in the lockup.
when he gave his name a» John Strong
and said he lived on Brldrn avenue,
Norwalk; that ho was going out fishing
in the evening and had reached Booth
Norwnik when the tire alarm bell struck
As his boat was found near tho steam-
boat wharf, he was given his liberty
DBilWSEl) is I'll! "A3303.
A lltlfl loll-w loan; Ila-Ila. Ian
Downward in tho Wain.
All». the two-yonr-old non of l’irfkys
Krakow, who keeps ncloihlug store at
171 Washington rtrrci bridge. was
drowned this morning.
About ”:00 o’clock Lewis Lockwood,
proprietor rrf a rant market next door to
the clothing store, and the boy's mother.
discover"! the little fellow floating fac-
downward in the water. Afr. Lockwood
wont rlmvrra ladder at the coil of the
dock in the rsarof the store, and m
big tit, child’s clothing pulled him out
of the “H.139 miter, who had fola
lowed lulu down the ladder. took the
child. ill-o was overly frantic, and in
her hunts and excitement struck M
fusugaiuot one of tho combo! tho
dock and kmkrddtlllflflll bull. . A
large crowd WW Ind the police had
trrprevent her injuring hon-oil forth-u
Tho pamh’ uranium» and othova
dill all in their wear to resuscitat- the
child until DID. Clark. Baker-lid Dar-
nltrnrrivcd. They workout overlie in
animate form familiar, but were
gauhisiohvingfovilloaynigmoflifs.
i It hormonal ”Damian'wuplny‘
ills!” "tritium-ll minriflltoo arc
to deny that the result of the race is disap
pointing. but it will not bring a bitterness
of feeling to anybody. The Valkyrie s be
harlor on tho honlowrlrd courlw serves to
diminish the exit-ill. of the disaster and
warrants tho best hopes for the result of
the next raw."
John McCray, .l. lingers Maxwell.()l1arles
Mom. Colonel A. l). llenrd and (.‘omrrlo.
dots B. 1'. Button will give. it llinllrr to De-
flgnorWatsonst the Mohawk club, llrook
lyn. tomorrow night. Among the guests
will bofiohrrt Wiley of the Royal l'lydr
Yacht club, who rcpt-curated the Scotch
syndicate on board the Volunteer in the
run more in 1097. Lord Wolvortoll and
Colonel Puget. who are to nation the ‘anr
kyric lit unlay‘n not, npmt lant'uight at
the Atlantic Yucllt club, whlls Mr. luiirl
and his friends rcmoincd on the Vigilant.
General Charles J. Paine of Boston. who
is in town watching the yacht races. was
at the New York "Ml". fllllll yesterday,
but declined to enter inlollny discussion
about the races.
It is acid that in also Lorri llllllmi’fll
fails to will the cup with the Valkyrie an
other host will he built and mother chal
leap issued next year.
tactical no And Inuit-r.
(m. cm. Outlz'jfg Burnout“:
preacher. was v robbers
mask-illu- tied him in achslralldtor-
tundklrawltkburninghnndstogst him
tony where ills money was contact-ltd.
much-”Munro.”
murmur, 1f. J..Dst.9.-—Ba
urdthokmlwarutmof C' E. tiliarrl
unsold Brook. Ind not off with about
”wattage-sandman":
'I'nla lunch on Wm can.
0mm. Cot. amt
struck a m Arthur-a arm
Ill-wood, mac: killing loot- Cllu, its
new...
a mama-n.
WIM
We! centralisat-
It!»
or “ll ‘mflufim
‘m ‘ M “mum:
low is the ambit I
one iii the new fall
line line of hats ill rill
Store. Open Every.
MORE TROOPS FOR MOROCCO.
Spain Will Not Walt In tho lulla- to
Ink. Annals.
MADRID, Oct. 0. The cable to Mail“:
has been repaired, and dispatches of the
most serious import have arrived The
holy irien throughout Morocco on preach
log a war of extermination. Tl!!! nxhort
the Moon to drive. out all European in-
lideis and to give no quarter to Spaniards
ruptured in battle.
Tlii Klibyil-s motions to arrive lit the
ramp of tho tribsslllerl lli‘fif Mrlilln. The
Moore have now more llllrrlnrs than can
be frll from the district to which they havo
immediate uneven. and a famine threatons.
Tin-y keep up ll dormitory tire on the Span-
ish fortrrslr. The Spaniards hove replied
occasionally. but without porceptibls ef-
fect. The Moorish commander, with a
small escort lllld a flag of truce, called upon
the [governor of Molllia and sued for peace.
He assured the governor that the sultan’s
intention one to inflict exemplary punish-
llll‘lll “poll the lx-iligl-icni trliwsmcn.
The govrruor answered that Spain could
not and Would not await the Milton's plsna‘
me in the mutter. especially as he was tak-
ing his lt’lhill‘t‘ in giving satisfaction for the
attack 01) llll} fort.
The rmburliilli: of troops or linings. and
several Ullil'l’ ports continues. The soldiers
are nm-mpmliml to tlu- dot-ks by singing
and Clit‘l'l‘lll\: . quter. The government but
just issued on onlcr that the sulfur Second
army corps, (ioxloral (‘ilinchillu lvllnnland-
lug, should r-inilurk for Mrlilla The order
has caused snow excitement will grant. re-
joicing ill this city.
WALDO MESSAROS’ EN D
The EI- Pix-richer Died After Taking Ilia
(iolrl (are.
l'iiii,tlili,i.l'lll.\. (JCT. ii. Wold»
ros, who nus utu‘u :1 well kilomi l rlisler
of this city llilll inter of New York. 1.3.1111
the “cl‘lllflll lam-,‘ilzll .
really lost his rhurch in Nut; le‘Mninl
inter domestic li~"t‘”l‘illilllli'll to lllvlii'li
blot-i, his will? instituting ll Hill. 1| 1 d: .1 m1
This is mid to how ill-iwni .li: 1 to drink.
and he hull been Ill“lll.‘l! 1" :‘1: lull-.1)
lie hall been mimiEi liill:luil
build up to his! l rill I) . . lil\
induced him in in it 1 .r null-
cum-so it is will ill 1. ill.» 1:14.11 .~ ll .1: iii
him lying on the lion: of a ro .11 int. :-
gold lure luiubliillillllll Film-1.1, .iihr
not-ll l'lllk llllll llllpi. llily‘ ‘ll fllrli
l)ll}'i§li3lltll,\i’llli proilullul'od i1 wullilioll
critical. lll' was suit In norm in luulblt
lance tn the (irrnlun hospital. \Vllt’mllli
death ouch-troll.
Mr. .\ll*>-:irl>.~l. ullo uu~ about. ill yourn
old, will '21- l'blt‘ll)‘ Nllll‘lillici‘wl for ltl.‘
turbulent rum-l- 1H pin-r. .- of tho Xill’lll
Western independent lhurcli of thin oily,
which culminated shortiyltfter in lllflllr'
rest, triuinnd Htf’lillllltltlll n rllnrgl of m-
ternptcdhsuiult nil Mrs Collision Hill! of
his parishioners. “0 was all rloqllllli
weakn- flhl|“‘.|< 11-. i popular us it pill
form li't’llll‘l‘l' lll- llnéllmi that li1’
\"li‘i
born in lire'ru-v, llii thil mu lli-pulcll by
many, who lll‘lll that his i1irlhpl..n~ was ill
Illiumillllryuloi lint! lib-mini.» ol’ \aniln
Mrsnmis in.» .ill ."<-il!l‘., ll tllll
BRIEFLY ‘TOLD HAPPENINGS.
limlullllmi ~ :I l. Ill-aim...I
l‘lll‘ll with u \‘illi‘i l mum.
.~\ boy in I‘roilll. 11w family shot nllothrr
boy \I’llllt'lll215llli1\‘iiildflllv‘.
.\11ollu-rllllru1;ll o I]! lw nimlrill l'hirugo
to mist Ii filial for llll‘ lhllu‘ of \‘l‘rligim
'l'lii- ('Ilrillwriailrl lN .l I county rut-l-
i‘illllllllM-lllll l1n~ lll'l'll Illdil-twl. rilllrglsi wil h
extortion.
Till-re llll'v been lull-tin r hitch ill Iha- Tll‘l‘l'l-
linliuns for ”11‘ l-‘(trluiitinll nl‘ l':'l}lK'/l.l|'f
Work» from I‘mm it‘ll-u.
President l'li'il'llillil‘h luluiii has moved
from the \Vlliiv llouw to “Ru—liq, .‘lr.
(‘ll'i olunll‘s suburban l‘i'~l l“i.1'r‘
i'unlzrl-nsiilml h'l mutun of Si rulllou, l'ri..
eililur . f llit' Srl‘llllirll lil‘ldilllll’llll, wit» ur-
rl'NLt'il lb: “1.1-. in lib lrlll ' ill i
“ll 1 .\|llv-~llllllp.xllil~n zit-ring r41 Loni-v
are building I ll: pot lIII joint on Ilpuruj
\Ylllk'll \\ Ill ll“ llu- liil‘plwt ill the Will lil,
.\lrs,>':rpilvl1 ill-illooiBridgeport, t'ohll .
tried in MI lllw-li by jllnlpivri: Uul «l :1
window llt'l‘llllnt‘ llL'l' l'lllllll‘t‘ll n l‘l'i‘ afar» lilu.
Alrxrllilil-r rillli'uli. till- ilt'lIvr. mu lmu
rimi lii l'lt‘Vl‘lillltl to Millll-luilll- Dixon. who
pliiyul iii his column)" for Fi'l’f'rill ‘fl‘ltfivllln
{on n- :m- t lirl‘at‘
Ills I'Im Win )‘alal.
Foul-uni. N, ii. «in. ll .lloury l).
l'll“lr‘l of lllllil\\|il ~ mo returning from
import mill till-111mm men in aspirit
of fun ‘lll )IHIliL: Illt' n Illi kml up it largo
ll‘ll i hour [11 ,llllwl it to liwi irsholllllrrs
ntlli l'ill‘l‘lt'll ll. lllhnll u ltllllllri'll yurlls. ill
illl'lliitil‘: ii HI ll.“ ,gl‘tvlillll till llll‘llilll‘r‘i
lrt my ll .-.- i‘u‘-r’l-r>~.lulli lhv m lull! lhl'riv
him to iii.‘
i'iilsllillg llii' lam: of lll“ N‘rtllll
nt: lrllly
Ilv llir-li in
Will .‘llrvy lltu [loudly Hllow Quin-n.
i 1m 1:... lll'l ll It 11. lllinll‘ll of IN
Jack-mu inl.lili‘\'ltl’tl will be innrrird mrly
ill the coming lliolzlll lo Minn AtltolIIr-ilt' J.
Hfllill'ln l. 13.1 Milli lpii Tllb‘ late A. Hohnvlu'l,
ll pr ll . in the l‘nivel'nlly of \‘lvililu.
MIN-I :n'l'hm‘lnl it ill“ lilit‘l‘il of thr lit-wilt lit
the insult» show oil the Midway piailollicv.
mrsprctwl 1‘an lllrlrlwrl lint D‘t’wo.
( till 14.... “ll ‘i. - lnlm lilllllurrl, .litltmn
Kiln: 'll'l in; l \\ limo \tlm ulll‘lilrmml
at it. halilliml for 'llllIlI Mil implication ill
tlir PU llilulli Illl l xill‘l‘nlt robbery. Weft“ dirt
clll- . 1d. .\’u t'illliiil‘t' cniiuoctliiu them
with tlw lilllllt i} lillll llil'fl obtuinmi
hot lilowo From the (‘Ioaoa‘n Mouth.
[.mlmu, Us I. ll. 'i‘lw o‘imili i-ori-l-apoull
cm of PM l‘;l 11 u‘luils the truth of the
Mr i'y floor (11.1 mm lo the «mu that ii
illutlilmw 1.; on hllonlzilllr to n ilrrutl
rl'piowol lmd llitll bloml from the (“Ml
lion's umuth til. (‘llbllL
1': nihrnir. l .irrutul After a Your.
t' on too till it - l'llt' conllil-rumlprlm
ltli‘ill. hi .‘lllsllllll it: (‘.'o 5 book Ilt Ver-
llliiiii. illiioll lolllltleln. which failed in
ylzll our». ivvrl- ill rrsiml bore, it is alleged
that llli')’ urn llfllli'tllf'l'fl to the nmouut
of figtlllllllll _. ”M
A New Yorker‘s Accidental Khalil.
i' "loan". “or ii Coluilriliuwlrlcllfriys
of WW \ orit city fall into the imminent of
no lrucolnplu‘vrl building lit Fifth uvnilur
Itltl Adams tinsel. ills neck was broken
by tho full ‘ .
Mn. 17.». fir-not 1a“ ‘
uiollrld. blinking his null null “”39
,, , year to discard your straw hat for
j ills are not: prepared to show a
lie latest shapes. llur $2. 00 hat for
style and quality can The equaled” Ill any house Ill the city.
crimson i Brus., Hatters.
Evening Until 8:00
STOP !
LOOK”
_.,.. .. mm.-.“
READ
ing health intends to
ills ENTIRE
BUSINESS
:—-—BEHINNINH» :
Alli CONTliiiliilli UNTil.
00008 ARE All
Sillll.
w“.—
lillliTii MAIN STREET.
I MENTS,
2,”. Harvey, the old s‘stab.
lishcd shoe dealer, owing to fail-
Close‘ Out
1 Will Sell My En-
tire STOCK at the
Saturday. August 26m.
ii. ll.l|AilVEY,
SOUTH NORWALK.
WEAR
$l .00 Per
O’clock.
WE HAVE SEEN ADVERTISEMENTS PRINTED WHICH
ARE VERY MISLEADING, QUOTING PRICES OF FIRST
QUALITY ARTICLES AND THEN GIVING THE SELLING
PRICE ON 2D OR 31) GRADE GOODS. THE SUCCESS OF A
STORE DEPENDS UPON THE TRUTH OF ITS ADVERTISE-
WE ARE WELL AWARE THERE ARE THOSE
Will) WILLINOT AGREE WITH US, NEVERTHELESS WE
ARE STlLL FIRM IN THE BELIEF THAT ANY OTHER
METHOD PS i'NBUSINESS LIKE AND IS CONDEMNED BY
THE PUBLIC. WE SHALL CALL YOUR ATTENTION THIS
WEEK TO QUITE A NUMBER 'OF SPECIALTIES WHICH
ARE NOT OFFFRRD EVERY DAY.
White Woolen Blankets.
A good heavy Blanket, full size 104} worth 75c each, special
for this week. 6 3:130 25 pair heavier and better' in every particular,
at Stlc pair.
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Ladles’ Calico Wrappers.
\\ e wish to close out the remainder of this stock and shall do
so for just what they cost us: $1.39 for $1. 00; I31 59 and 81 69 for
81.10: 81. 10 for 50c: 500 yds. Outing Flannel, 10c quality, for 5ft:
yd; 10 pcs. fcy. Dress Gim s, all cols oc yd, reduced from 10c;
15 pcs. for Dress Gimps, a l (2019., 80 yd, reduced from 12ic
—-—-—~«o
Lace Curtains
oilpuir Lace. Curtains, iylls. long, nerehsc, at 600 pair; 25
air Lace (‘ urtailn, 3 \(l8. long, Wore Si 11', at 75c pair; 2.5 pair
LOWEST PRlCES in ace Curtains ii ylls. long, were Si. l0; (11:81.00p3l1'.
Town. 'Vlllllnery.
Trimmed Hots from 815 .50 up. \s 21 a; i 'Clill inducement in this
department on Saturday, all hut-s will b- trimmed true of change
if halls and trimmings are bought at our storl" lloulwnbvr this
ofl'ci is for Saturday, October. tll only.
90.
Lamps.’
A handsome Bisque Lamp with hand painted shade,
York burner at :31 H, regular price, 31 its;
Vow
choice of our 8'2 til
lamps at $1...5, 11 different styles bisque fount and shade, hand
painted decorations, Rochester burners, w are 21".} in: special price,
2.95: o. good band lamp for 25c (romp oil
George Vanilslyne. Proprietor.
83 Washington Street.
LOOK!
In Our Window.
A Handsome flnll”
Article FREE with each
packagcof
iliiilWN JEWEL
COFFEE.
2 hand duo-iratcll banquet lumps. Stimuli
ill ins high. twin. detorritsd shade. burn
hnilrn. , .
l l-plnt tsa not
lsugnr how 1
lemon: mpill hr-r..
lulu?!» "
1!! Mon “cupsaiul sullen.
u
‘-
lllM "
fluvnl vegetable dishes . . “
It l or. pit tlhors . ‘
ll largo steak platters “
abroad and milk howls . “
coffee cup-,snIIl-en. '
rga pudding dish-9i.
I Inner later .
ll soup p km ........ .
u
1.
pieces.
t‘ruckn
ell nil-i no rl hamlet .
Ilibbleillumslpck
ll lililTll IAIN STREET.
Peel's World's Fair Tours.
.11.". Iilfldfl, I19 00.
(lost railroad round trip. Ariunlly and
superintlvsly the host and lowest. '1'. E. PEEK,
(.‘onil. agent. Hhortcnt,mol-tdirrcinnd impu-
lnr or iiranrl Routes to tho Fair, vlrl. DELA-
WARE. MCKAWANNA k WESTERN ll.
it. Build vestibule trellis. (lonllectinlr with
the Elulfl‘ GREAT R'HH‘E". Chit-nun 19
Grand Trunk. Michigan Central. Lois tillors
I xichigan llouihsrn. Chicano llrle. tilt-lilo
Plato and Wabash it. B. Alsoorl ilw Mum
Baltimornt Ohio. and Bonn. it. B
In... "’10. to III." In .3630.
includes the muss for one week at Alll'i'llilnl
hotels with It. It. fare. stops at Nisan", llu-
troll.0isvsland.l’ltlnlmra. Washington, liaiii
timorst. .. to. Call at one. for circular: of
full inform-Mon and tickets at
ll. 11. Plaintsll’li. linguist,
or circulars of
Al. «soil. Elation Amt, Norrrslk.
nrfll tf
\ Wlisnm ruv. (m ilern 1‘ it llrnnt.
accompanist by her daughter-.111”. Sarv
iorin, llllil grandchildren. in stopping at
the Arlington.
( hwlcfa Ia m
Napalmlm 9.—lll ills tuition-days
titers liars/lewd 104 frukmofoholfl'l
and 41 deaths in Ihnproviuoti of m.
mwlilnmmm in mm”
ill-i. egg. 3:17.161
Girls and loans Ladies.
"I M
"will". Will ll
illlllirfl't i
m It Won
WM}
a.
PIN
.. Useful
Mb.
Price 25cts. Found.
.1 Inc will) trrw ll. ll lbs
In this assortment is hand llcmrrlt.
WATL'H THIS” SPARE.
Theodore Olsen
Will use it soon
for an
Important Announcement.
Bullshit Bill, illlllir all this
If You Want
Style, 'Fii, nurabiliiy‘
Meyer’s Perfect Fitting at
American Manufacture.
ALL METEB’S GLOVES HAVE THE PATEliT FASTENERS
Store Open at 6:30 in the Morning.
EVENING SCHOOL.
lAEiiilili BUSINESS cutter,
summit. [lillllt
Opriie Tuesday In piling. (lulolwr 1M. :2
lenlr rrlrli lillil )iiiillt: \V’Ullll."l, eluployui
during the till). um pursue l nurse». ill
rlilirrtlitltvrrtli. w: am \Flhlllf’ snout-
I llAKil,A"l§l'I-:W iii'ri so "51.1....
3
1|. l. ”NOAH!"
“HANCIIE‘J‘HIKOH
AND filtftMAN.
'l‘nilnn ratcn reasonable. fiend for ill-inimi-
ed l'ntalogur
M. A. MERRILL, I'rcsldl'ni.
BRENNAN’S ‘7
Va \A‘
Restaurant,
Fill‘) r1330.“ Is l‘ii'g. I l'l‘Y.
is now open and mum (or Minions.
All our! 13 HANS”? .zrurrr'r,
‘ivltl wm.‘ ""‘. oilly
Hawaii for {are
A Will'lt in."
little .ltuiso Violets.
.iltllt lilies.
lllloiill Chrysanthemums.
' carnation, tic.
AwlyoWilstH.H
It) won. worn. mm!
Duric'a. A
“M's lull
l tutti yum Til "All.
one ihqusani
Cider Barrels
AND-—
KEGS.
FOR SALE,
alum iltillltili Pillilis
BAYMUND BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK.
(lid Wail Hand Laundry.
92 Washington Strut.
' loath llnrrrnlk.
._.. 006W
F.
,lM. wrmlt Iltifll I“ HARD.
so norm harm in wnsmilo.
sA‘I'IlD‘AO’I’lofl «cannula.
nouns coupon Ion AID plunk-
no call: or cannon. of m
Willi NAIR”. .WM
. " will"
illlllliAiilllilli
50 feet front lots
on Ely ave.,
and “ Value
Pair.
Call and Examine ._the
Fine Sto'ck of wall . Paper,
"THE A
p onntns run , _
Painting and“. Paper Hanging
Will "Receive Prompt Austrian. ;
“.I. T. Prowilt company.
THE OFFER 01"
Coiumbian Souvenirs
Will soon be withdrawn hr.
Photographer North.
Take advauiuc of this line October mu.
or and sit for a.
D02. Photogriiifi’s‘w“
to have them ready for
Christmas Gifts.
not you will get this
Beautiful Souvenir.
DOW“
#
den
ESTATE.
Special Salliw
._ 0F-—-—
Hard Pan Prices
$300
5|] & $250
feet front
5 on rear lots, 82““
Those lots are within a m
with: of the Railroad
Station and Post one; ‘
and but a few minutes"
walk of the principal
shops in town. -
fol malnlllw0f33
mummy“; ,.
Taylorlfioi
illuminant
aluminum
Norwalk Chronicler