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ample S retard flxiords
‘ 'l'hese
cine so~ rise and delight all who see them. They
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great in v_ as and utiiul and attractive in variety.
irty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth “.69, at
$0. »
‘Nintetg pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth
a . ,
Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth 84. at
50
l 23°” pairs
Sixty~eight pairs Ladies’ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
up at .2-50! ‘
‘ One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c apair. .
One let Ladies’ Oxfords, at 500.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at.60c.
One hundred pairs Ladies" Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu-
aiar 83 Kid Oxford Razor Tee, at $2 a pair. ' '
, Lt ”T50 hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
,a . . ‘
. One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid
thr’ege-button Oxfords, Square and Razor 'l‘oe, regular '3 Oxford,
' a a pair. ..
Sixty pairs cloth top threecbutton Oxiord Razor’ Toe, regular
38 Oxford, at $2.
One hundred and forty ' Leunsbur -Mathewson’s Tan 0x-
fords, several diilerent sh es of ten in this lot, regular 03 and
$3.50 Oxfords at 02.
81 2ghildren’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and
' Touths’ Shoes, 750; Boys’ 85c. -
We have put prices on all summer stock and will elsose it out at
errliee and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and
p ces.
5" ' THE WHITE SHiiE STfliiE ~
-«It.3tlzrmsu1‘lnms. - - Honour, eons.
lil'i'i-iiiiiii nu.
My Gent’s $5 Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to
$3 a pair.
My Gent's 85 Russia Calf, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced
to 83 a pair.
My Gent’s $2.50 Russett Shoes, Razor Tee, Lace, reduced
to 81.75 a pair.
My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices
the lowest. '
. Ladies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, Tan, Calf or Kid Shoes,
Shined or Dressed free of charge, at
M.H.GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
.40 no 42 win sun-1 norm.
BLbOMERs .. OR - SKIRTS
is a question that is agitating the feminine mind, but all agree that
Maud S. Flour
makes the best breed and the most of it. Price reduced to
$4.40 psr hhl; 580 per bag. ‘
You wantgood butter with your bread. We sell the best
ElBiN BflEAMEBY at 25 cents lb.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
Sugar Cured Hams, per 1b., We Best Soda Crackers, 0 lbs. ior 25c
Sugar Cured Shoulder, per 1b., ile Best Ginger Snaps, 4 lbs. ior We
carried Desi, per 2 lb. can, lilo Best Lemon Crackers, 4 lbs. ier sec
, Roast Beef, per 21b. can me Best Rice, ‘ 5 lbs. for so:
Unreleased Milk, percan, 7c Best Oat Meal, 7 lbs. ior 25c
. saw Beans with tomato sauce, 10:: em Cod rim, 3 lbs. ior etc
Root Beer Extract, per bottle, Do on Sardines, 7 boxes in sec
WI Cream Cheese, per 1b., 13c Babbitt’s Soap, 6 bars for 26c
Out-rent Jelly, per 1b., 4e Osone Soap, o hare ior 26c
3“, per 1b., as Best Starch, 6 lbs. ior see
_ ’8, 1,
cur " '
' matters in America. He returned to Chl-
‘ national honors with the teams oi Yale
. ”M
dosed
who) accompanied
mensbooh bands.
ground! and dis-
cussed politics
and socialism.
eaoept the Popu-
list party. Debs
boiler,“ it has a
future. llardie
said it would be
absorbed by the
Democratic party.
Hurdle aban-
doned his knicker-
bookcrs and were
grooms for tie
rat time since 0
, mu nanmn. landed. The Eug-
lish Socialist told Debs’that he took a
great interest in the light oi the A. R. U.,
and that he kept a close watch on labor
cage nitcr his visit.
FAIRWSTJTLDING FELL.
Two Workman Killed and Several Injured
In the Wreck.
SPnixorinLn, Illa, Sept. 5.-—-A horrible
accident occurred at the State Fair
grounds. The west tower on the great
machinery hall, which is ‘ now being roof-
ed, collapsed and iell in, burying several
men beneath its ruins. Charles Robson
of Lincoln, Neb., and James Parke of this
city, both plumbers, who were at work on
the ground ilcor, Were killed. They wore
covered with several tens oi brick and
mortar.
The injured are Fred Bord, a carpenter,
badly mashed; N. Williamson, a carpen-
ter, both ankles broken; Samuel Daven-
port oi.’ Chicago, boss carpenter, badly in-
jured about the back by falling debris;
John Gothard, a carpenter, large gash out
in his head, will probably recover; Charles
Browneli. water carrier, both legs and
bath arms broken, also badly burned by
mortar and iaarinlly lacorated, will die.
. ither building nor tom-r was braced,
bu whether this caused the accident is
I: known. It is the general opinion that
th hard rain loosened the mortar, which
be not time to dry, work having been
me d on the building in order to have it
completed in time tor the fair, and thus
caused the accident. The less willamount
to several thousand dollars.
James Clancy, a sister, is“ from the
roof into a mortar bed, striking on his
head but escaped with a low bruises. All
the imprisoned men had been got out last
night. Several were uninjured.
THE' shiatsu ATHLETES.
The Cambridge and Marion Athletic Club
, , , Teams Arrive.“ Seer York. ~ ~
NEW YORK, Sept. b.-—On the stomner
Aurnniaoi tho Cunard line, from Liver-
pool and Quecnstown, Wore rm) athletic
teams, who have come to contost for inter-
collcgc and New York Athletic club. They
are from the London Athletic club and
Cambridge university.
in the (armor team are Bradley, Down
or, Fitzherhcrt, Horan, Jordan, Johnson,
Lewin, Luiyuns. Mendelscn, Oakley. Rel)-
inson, Shaw and Watson. The Cmnhridge
team consists of Davenport, Fitzhorhort,
Fletcher, Koran, Lewin, Lutyens, Mon-
deisen, l’ilkington and Watson.
All “are in the best oi health, and, al-
though the Aurunia cxpcriouwd strong
westerly winds and gales during the that
four days oi the passage, the members of
the team sufiorod no illness. The iollow‘
ing athletes were expected, but their
names are not on the passenger list:
Wilkins, Hemingway, Gomer and Wilding.
A committee irom tho New York Ath«
letic club assembled at the Cunard dock
to twelve the athletes. The committee
had carriages in waiting, and drove the
athletes to the Murray Hill hotel, whore
a suit of rooms had been engaged for the
teams.
Cut Off a Horse's ’l'ail.
NEW YORK, Sept. 5,—Thomas Nayior, a
former employee oi the Bentley circus, an-
gcred because he had been discharged,
crept into thohorsc tent of the show at
Fifty-seventh street and Eighth avenue
last night and cut oil the tail oi an mu)
horse. Themloro Ville, a rider, saw the
man, knife in hand, and knocked him
down, but too late to save the tail oi the
horse, which Naylor had already slashed
oil. Several oi thoshow pct )10 held the
man until a patrolman could Ki railed.
Tried to Elmo! 3 Co are.
Lawn-zine, Mines. Sept. E's—«lumen
Madden-k, a painter oi thisoiiy, uitoinpteil
to shoot ox-(‘oum'iimun William (iiuulw‘iok
at tho inttor'u homo. Chadwick knocked
the woupon aside just in time to save his
life, grappled with hinddock and succeed-
ml in disarming him. The police were
rolled, and Mmldmsk was urn-sled. The
oilieors think he intended to shmt Mrs.
Mmhiook, who secured a divorce inst May
and who has been living with tho ('lmd-
wick inmily since.
Was the lam-aria a filibuster?
PHILADEM‘HIA, Supt. ii.- -—"l'horo is con-
sidernhlo discussion in shipping circles
as to whether the steamship idllil'iliilb,
Captain Hughes, which passed to son at
midnight Wmincsduy on a voyage to Port
Morant. Jamaica, is a iiiibuntcr or not.
While her agents deny that she has on
board any nuitcriai or ammunition ior the
(Julian insurgents it is the general holiei
along the whereas that aim has.
Let a flush Wanted Crook Escape
Paovwsncs, Sept. li.--’I‘hc police havo
dimverod that Thomas J. Wilson, who
camped irom them alter ho had been ur-
rested on suspicion oi being a burglar,
was no other than John Ryan, alias John
McCarthy. a notorious New York crook.
Herder In an Insane Asylum.
Ixmmml’oms, Hopi. fi.-—~John Richards,
a patient at the ventral limpitai For the
Insane, caused the death oi another pa-
tient namml Honolulu of New Albany by
striking him with a choir,
Retlred Army linear Dead.
Booms. N. Y., Hopi. il.-—-Mnjur Josiah
Bonnet, psymmtor oi the United States
army from one to most. cited from a
strata oi apoplery at his neidence at (io-
pa e. ,
floaty Mills! Israel.
Hurdle. 'l‘betwo ,
The! mood upon ,
nearly everythiagr
surmoun- statesman
éaymond‘ 8: Sons.
Seem to Scene 8. Raymond.
laraitare Dealers and General Paneral
Directors.
III-Al ill-ll Street. Imam“.
. Residence, I Berkeley Hae- -
telephone, 11-4. BEST ‘
QUALITY.
8.00 ’
Over Post Older.
ll. 8. Patent m,
1878 to 1883-
Oifices, 436 Main Street.
BBIWEPOB'I'. CONN:
JUNE id, 18%.
TRAINS LEAVE sourfianoawm as
renews:
Patent Medicines .
Elli Mill PLEASIIIT Til TIKE.
AT 003 PRICES.
Fen Nrw chx: '
WALL PAPER A. M.—eroex,5mex.s lii ms
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ll 371a. P.M.—12 iii! ex. 1 11 no.1
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Smears.
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coloring on the walle'oi your room can
put the handeomest suit of furniture at
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Hood's ”penile, .60 WaIITaper. We admire a pretty land- 911 ex. 1012s: 1xm°§..°o&°.'.c7.“fi°ufiia"i ’
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Seott’s Emulsion. , .00 home. “”1”.“ '
may?!“ i ria . .70 Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating, A7 MFNQEEI 20 a" ‘ as ac. 912 er. 7 15 a: ,
Stillnoll,‘I 681900150 01’ me, . ' 3;: Sign Writing, Artiste’ Materials, Pictures i LEAVE new roux. .
Brandryeth’s is, .12 1“de w order. Fen Scorn Neawann:
AlcecksPiasters, .10 A.1\i.—l:l (i)m'd'tex.fimac, fimae, iwae,
my. Cami,” pm”. '19 —-—-—¢>——-'-- ,8 (lies. 9 0': ex. 9 04 ex, 10 08 ex, 1008 ac, ll mu,
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no. i 83 Pittrileld ex, n 12 ex, 5 is ac.
Susan's.
A.M.—026ac. P. Bil—725w.
Luvs Dunner:
A. biz—600 ac, 7 30 ex. 9 57 ex, ll 40 ac. P. I.
i 23 ex, 514 ac, 6 :9 ex.
Smears.
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Practice Limited to Diseases oiWemen
Gilles hours. Mondays and Thursdays, B to
p. m ’ n2! 1!
tea. 8.'Siillson’s
Drug Store,
I! Washington Street
4
THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST. 9
This is true not only as a fact of general experience. but from this time a last of price of
THE STANDARD PATTERN. ,
_ ' Owing to the enormous sale of these justly popular patterns the company are enabled to make a large reduction in
prices, Viz.:
New Prices, 5 cents to 25 cents;
Former Prices, 10 cents to 50 cents.
We purpose to have a supply oi every Stauilanlj’uttcrn as soon as issued.
Fashion Sheets free.
A. DICKERMAN & sou,
N0. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
mam ””"tAnuAu minim,“
Corner Madleon:and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE WAGUNS ii iii iiNliS.
Repairing of All Kinds.
autumn .
All) can
Blfllfllis
IEDIIII on iiilil III“.
H'BUY A. WHEEL em
a responsible partly who
has been doing business
here for nine .m
31;. every wheel warranted. .
done by my artist, George Washbnra-
Sent by mail on request. .
“it his
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