i
Satin GI ‘ .
bars farmyp 6
nor
on Potatoes i’roin
tarmaoedooohgs',
10 “ll. Mobil.
_ 7 . listed Beans. Mb.
‘5 ‘s or Pitts. “3 '0'
m law’s-W. Dit-
D
0?: Best Tomstossi
Butter Creamery Gan Best Corn. 8c.
, gg’flmin bricks: Bardlnesdii‘obox.
w. 70' flprrry it A Din-l0!
( shined. 126- to Taste by II“.
We. 120- 1193111» lilo ’i'es Me;
Best New " Bic “ zoo.
or Porto Above offer on has
she. tor one week only.
W! 1'“ laser—oi; sans
. can. illo-
1’ “gallon insde. its?!“ out“ Quanta;
. a; M; Vlnfilll‘v dog, 0 "—1“...
‘ adv-39°- ] Win a n
Mimi???“ tension :35 ‘
‘ Rios. liolb. mine than the' ins
Ital-inc.» lb. imitV- ~-
wmg 110. Heavy Oats. We bag.
outmodJlbafic. Comm but. ms.
r-(Rnbbers for old style Mason’s
(Jars, 10c doz.
ionizo DIBBLE
' To ADVERTISERS.
» Changes cannot be aran-
teed the same day copy is hand-
, ed in. Every reasonable efiort
will be made to accommodate
. trons, but change cannot be
, isted uponas a right unless
cola is sent in b 2 o'clock
in eafternoon of t 0 day oe-
fore change is desired.
capoiai P *
Little
Cigars ‘
fer 5 cts.
SOLD BY ALL DEALERS.
, (IN 1??
WAGONS.
stsndsssondhsnii
Buggies; Phaetons. Carriages
Canopies. Spindles. sit. .
Wicca to Suit All.
unlit. AND all Tm.
Henrv Tilly.
. Young Man
Why take the chance of d . ng without in-
surance when FOUR GEN a DAY WILL
lNeURE YOUR LiFE For 81ml) ? .
0r ii Gents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ment of Shim. payable to yourself if you live.
With ineuranoedihe everything else,the best
is the cheapest.
lNSUB-E IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCt Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedleu.
III liliiiiiiillilli ST.
Conn
South Norwsik.
LORILLARD’S
Ros: lEAi‘
one knew
the price be-
fore trying it, he’d
be surprised to find it so good. If
one learned the price after smoking
it, he’d be astonished to find it so
cheap. BigValuc andLittleMon-
ey never got closer than in
this tobacco.
'i'llli Will.
noun nu. ’
My Gent’s 85 Pig Skin, Razor Toe, Lace Shoes, reduced to
$3 a pair.
My Gent's 85 Russia Calf,
to $3 a pair.
Razor Toe, Lace Shoes reduced
My Gent’s $2.50 Russett Shoes, Razor Toe, Lace, reduced
to $1.75 a pair.
My stock of School Shoes is the largest in town; my prices
the lowest.
Ladies’ or Gent’s Patent Leather, 'l‘nn, Calf or Kid Shoes,
Bhined or Dressed free of charge, at '
M. H.0LOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 III) 42 WALL STREET, liliiiVllLK.
THE
LATEST STLESY
-oy...
SPRING FOOTWEAR
~30 TO“
2 minnow. _
W ,
ilissiisni ‘ ‘ wow“ i
mil oi. Blanche Lament am normsl
school was dismissed. she left with Alice
Pies-not, new Mrs. Dot-gun. They noticed
Blanche listener in company with a man
whom she identified as Durant. Miss Ls-
niont was smiling on at Durant. who use
carrying her books. They boarded a street
car going toward Market street, and she
guild see the pair in animated conversa-
on.
Mrs. Vogel. a new witness. told how
she, from her parlor window on the after
noon oi April, 8 noticed a man who waited
(about 45 minutes outside the normal
school. When asked who the men was,
she pointed her linger toward Durant and
dramatically exclaimed, ”There he is!"
Fearing he was a burglar, she watched
him with a pair of opera glasses. When
school was dismissed. she sow two girls
emerge from the building. Accompanied
by Durant, they boarded a Powell street
car. Ono went inside. and the other not
with Durant on the dummy. When Du.
rant was arrested, she recognized him
from the pictures in the newnpapers.
The defense was evidently much wor-
ried over Mrs. Vogel’s testimony. _She
was very positive in bur identification and
stood the cross examination remarkably
well. .
Mrs. James Cmssst, the last witness of
the day, had known Durant well (or four
years. The day Blanche Lamont was mur-
dered, shesaid. she was riding on u Valen-
cin street car, when she saw Durant sit-
ting on the dummy with a young woman
whom she did not know. She identified
Durant with great positiveness. When
shown the clothes worn by Blanche La-
ment at the time of her murder, she said
the women she saw with Durant wore
garments of similar cut and material.
The pair rode on the dummy as far as
Twenty-second street, where they leit the
car, proceeding toward Bartlett street.
Emanuel church is en Bartlett street
between Twentylsccoiid and Twenty-
thii-d. Mrs. Crossot's testimony was not
shaken by cross examination.
TILLMANS AT ODDS.
The Senator and His Brother Denounce
Each other In Public.
COLUMBIA, S. 0., Sept. iii—Tho pro-
ceedings oi the constitutional coiiVeiitlon
were oliuroctoriiiod by it most exciting tilt
iwtwocn Soniitor Tillman and his brother,
George 1). ’l‘llliunn,‘ on the question of
naming it new county. George 1). Tillman
on :ioiiirduy had succeeded in getting the
county noun-d liiillor. Sonotor ’l'illiniin
was absent at the time, and returning he
moved to change the name to Suludn.
in ii passionate speech he charged Sen-
ator Butler with being it iroitor to the
party and sold (but to noun-:iooiinty nitor
him was on insult to the roiorniers of the
state.
George D. ’l'iilinun, in reply, taunted
his brother with lighting n lllllil whom he
had defeated, and dramatically striking
his breast exclaimed:
“Thank Hod there is no sentiment in
my heart that Would make me stoop so
low!"
The agoni- became extremely exciting,
and the convention was in wild confusion.
Senator Tillman, in his speech, taunted
Senator lrby with not replying to his
brother. (i. l). 'l‘iilinim, on Saturday. and
lrby, inn bot spur-ch, denounced Tillman
{or stirring npsirife in the convention.
and sold it come with ill grace from a
man to bound his ‘flili'll for, and iii-eluted
that iiutlor in patriotism, honesty and
courage won the equal oi Tilliunn or any
other men in the state. When ii role was
finally obtained. Senuior 'i'illniuii carried
his point, and the now county was named
Suludu insivod of lllllii'i‘ by it Vote of so
to oil.
Six Killed at is Crossing.
lA'Ncuiii'uo, \‘n. Supt. 17.——.~‘ix per-
sons \voro klllod it! ii result of u railroad
crossing accident at Lawyer's Station, 11
miles below lil'l‘i‘. A vehicle containing
nix pi‘l'iiliilrl, supposed to be Joseph Colin
hnn oi liutiinm. lininpboli county. You,
two women, it girl of about ill and two
small rhildrcn, was crossing the trucks oi
the Southern riiilwuy, when it was struck
by tho engine of No. no south bound pus-
songi-r train. Five oi the occupants of
the whiclo were killed outrigint.
A Student Commits Suicide.
WOIN'EH’T‘RH, "Moss” Supt. 1?. --Phiin
Russell. 12b yriirs old, the second son of
Priiii-iiuil ill. iloriow Russell oi the State
Normal school. i-onimiitcd suicide at his
father‘s home by shooting himself through
the hl'llil with o 2:: onllbor riilo hull. llcnth
rrsuilod iiislnntiy. 'l'liosiiioidowus doubt!
loss the outooiiio oi temporary mental
oborroiion duo in study or some unho-
coniilolilo nervous illi‘lllil.
Scared a flick Child to "03th.
Etxwmii, lnd., Sept. iT.—-A innn giv-
ing his name us Frank Smith broke into
Joseph liliniuons‘ house lii. become on-
uiiuml in ii dimporuio conflict with Eni-
iiiomi. A sick child was scored to death.
liliiininns presented ii Nil‘kiiiilliu night when
resound by olliours. Smith is in loll {clun-
imr insanity.
lion Franc-ism Fighting ill Cholera.
HA1! li‘nnvrmto, Sept. IT.-~At a moot-
ing oi the board of hi-iiiih the ports of
Nagasaki onii Yliklililiiiln were declared
infected. and the steamer Rio Janeiro,
which iii-rived from the (ii-lent, was placed
in qimmntlnountil the passengers, mail
and damn could be iiimigated.
Rhoda Island's New Statehouse.
Pneviiisscs, Hopi. ii.-~(iroiind for the
handsome new statohoiiss, to be erected
on Capitol hill in this city, was broken by
lax-Governor head, who dug the ilrst shov-
sii‘iii of dirt for the foundation. Work on
the new structure will begin at once.
New Haven Womsn Voted.
New “Avail, Hopi. i7.-—~'l‘ho women
polled a large vote in the school election
hero. Miss Mary E. ivos received 1,714
votes. Five hundred and soventrthree
Women cast- bullets.
fins-the m... Accepted?
Sr. Psrsusmmo, iii-pt. Fin-430m a
gmsisnurce it is learned that the perm
has accepted the timeout] oi the mom
with regard to reforms in Armenia.
floss, Jrving opens inah‘lmimb
norms/ii. Sept. l7i-HHll' iimry trying
and Helen Torry opened their American
tour here at the Academy of Music.
WLWWM
"schooi. testified um on April 3. when" '
It sparkles with life, is unequalled
in wholesomeness and flavor, be
cause it is made from the choicest
roots and herbs.
mucus a CABLETON 00.. nmiimi. cm
glue-inn In
Us 8. Patent 0““,
' Oflices, 436 Main Street,
1876 to 1883.
BRIDGEPOII'I‘. CONN:
Patent Medicines
EASY Alli PLEISMIT Til TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
iii FACT. HIID iiiiT Til TIRE,
Geo. (l. Stillson’s
Drug Store,
.2 Vlssiilngton Btrssi
ms
W ALL
momma ..
mew-m“ ggwme‘“
murmur
My lsrrlssss gill lisirlnrsisrs
Raymond '8: Sons.
( Buscssstrsioflsorssnmsmeod. ‘ V "
furniturelisslerssndasnersl Funeral ' “till! Ismail, m
Directors. TEETH FILLED AND 311' , m.
I. in ‘8 Iain losses. Harwell. or.
Wm. I Berkeley floss.
telephone. "-4. <
. f {(2
42 Washington.
WITHOUT PAIN.
Artificial Teeth with and with!“ visits
the latest imprpved methods
All secretions pertain! mom i‘:
tisty performed in s skiilii'ifv to '
one-halt the price charged hm
Teeth Extracted has or Chars as).
or are to be inserted. o where ’
A lady in attendance.
F OHIO. BOOBS. .
rom8s.ni. tilt . . M
and Saturday utiiiil ii p? l:- Open W - y
All work warranted for live yssrs. . ‘
PAPER
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JUNE 16, 1896.
Consultation Ir...
RESTFUL TO THE EYE.
Color and design are most essential to
create this pleasing effect.
some of the finest designs.
you the benefit of our experience in the
F. SCHAVOIR, M. 0..
55 80. Mill ST. 80. iiiillWllli.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
Oiilce hears. Mondays and Thursdays, I to
TRAINS LEAVE scorn Norman! an, _
FOLLOWS: V
Fen New Yonir: ~
A.M.-62061 bale 815m 6
755]“,821ex:9iliie;'.iliiiiac:9g:x.,c’m
lifii’lex. PM—lzwelelstaisx,
glaribsc, laiex. sales. liaise, Gale!
1
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‘55
N
g .
ex,silnc.ioauc.1253ex. ’
Serious.
. M.—l258ex. limo-1.63)“, 915m. P.
We have .olilax,7zilex.929m.
Let us give
Eon New HAVEN:
' i (ll -
Hood's Buss, patina, »' :00 wallpaper trade, and we’ll make you 91'} 35351133 eitf'llifliegiifilg 4‘46 iic‘,38fi°fis ‘3)"
Ayers’ Bumparilla, .6? suggestions how to appropriately paper 91.1.40 at. 3“? ac to Hrldzenort. one «,4 so
'I , 67 . ac. olfliex.5!iac.627sc,710ex,728nc to
‘uticnrs Regal [veng' '70 "6" room m YO‘" ”0'1““ Bridgeport. s iiac.9iiac.1115sc.
doott’ E 13- n ' '30 Painting, Decorating. Sign Painting, SUNDAYS.
l3“ rail 10 , :70 Artists' Materials. A. M.—~l 03 ex, 1 20 ex. 738 so. 9 12 ac. 715 It.
3'” l I ma!
V ' .
Shines: agpecificggigowi :3: Picture Framed to Order. LEAVE NEW YORK
Eamlreth’s . .13 _~ __ FOR Sorru Nonwnnkt
Alcock’s Planters: .10 ' ' A. M.~12 in mm ex. .5 an sc. 6 (I) ac, 7 so no.
3......“ Capsico palm, .13 lf’oft‘ei‘iit’dfli'h “’3’ ii" ‘i’i’fi‘c' 1%33“
Castor-is .88 :i in xi's so i in '4 -"' .—— 'c‘ ”
MI”! hilt .1, DECKER Iii. 0800 ex, deli} ac. 79f!) wghltgtcfsgeafi‘ Bill
Atwood’s Bitten, .18 ‘ ’ SUNDAYS.
Bsdamhi gong gig", qts., ”fig 1 A.M.—.12(o ex.oio ac. :30 ac. P. M.—se
Racism e icro i er, . ars.. . . 9"
gm“, Lung Soother, 8“ j 35 79 Washington street, South Norwaik.
ilsniiury Division.
LEAVE Scorn Nonwanxz
Ail—ii 3" so. 9 15 ac. 1008 ex. P. M.—
nc. i 33 Pituilieid ex, e flex. 5 58 no. 1 43
SUNDAYS.
A. BIL—926 so. P. M 4 26m.
Luvs Dnsncmr:
A.M.—8(lisc.730ex,05"ex lllO’ac. . .
4239x.5lisc,liwox. " ‘ P"
Sunmvs.
P. M. 5 05 ac.
n21 1y A. M.—8 05 ac.
For 4" cents, worth .34! cents.
For if: routs, worth ”.5 cents.
For 7.3 cents, worth MK, cents.
For H?» cents, worth “.00.
BLEACHED DAMASK.
Special . Sale
To attract attention to our Stock of above Goods we will make
Table Linen.
O » ,
. . . i ..
Specml Prices given below. r. (
e
/ CREAM DAMASK.
( ,
For 20 cents, worth '35 cents. T? 1
For '37 cents, worth 32 cents. ;
For 3‘: cents, worth 40 cents. (
For 4‘.’ cents. worth 50 cents. . . -'
Similar reductions on Colored Damask.
Bargains in other goods, as usual, on Thursdays.
A. DICKERMAN & 80
NO. 84 WASHINGTON STREET.
WRIEHT’S
estummlmmr
l
"W“; W.
, v 4 v
{xiii
A CARBIAEE REPOSIWRT,
corner Madison and Franklin :Streets. South Norwaik.
ms BEST MAKE woos or All «mus.
Repairing of All Kinds. ‘
ROCHESTER
’ Mill DIIII
BICYCLES
IEDIllI AID illIll lull.
WBUY awnmaem
a responsible partly who
has been doing business
here for nine years. ,
every wheel warranted.
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