- of the success of our great sample sale, and we
one more great reduction of prices.
W OSSnmple Shoes, at 81.75 a pair.
:35 Russia Calf Lace Shoes, at 61.50 a pair.
Ladies’ 34. Sample Shoes, at $2.25 a pair.
Mutton Razor Toe Ladies’ 83 Oxford, at 81.75 a pair.
Mee’ Opera and Razor Toe 33 Oxfords, at 81.75 a pair.
W 31.50 Kid and Russet Oxfords, at $1 a pair.
Meals Russia Calf and Seal Goat 31 Shoes, reduced to
fates": Russia our Razor Toe Lace s3 Shoes, reduced to s2
largest and best assorted line of School Shoes ever shown
- at the lowest prices.
VIDDi'D OIIDED DRESSED FDEE DF DHIDDE BY THE BEST
, ‘DDDFEGDIDIIL 'DDDTDilDK Ill TDVII IT
SEN BROS.
,lllE wmu SililE smu-
~ sszsrrr suunms. soswnr, cuss.
, NOW 18 THE TIME you wantiight on the subject. To get
thought he sure and procure one of the pretty VASE or BAN-
UM LAMPS at \
.fASH & VANSCOY’S’
, Our line of Oil Heaters are like the Defender, always ahead;
' that reason we are willing for you to take one home and try
for a day or two and see if you can beat it. They do not be-
‘ve in fouling, because they are not built that way.
DDllllfll IDDTH Milli MID WEST STREETS.
OUR L038 18 YOUR GAIN
~ The price of flour has dropped within the past two weeks
and although we had a large supply on hand we are go-
ing to stun the loss. We are now selling our famous
MAUD S. FIJOUR,
$4.25 per bbi.. 55c per bag.
‘JONES’ FLOUR. $4.l5 per bill. 53cpsrhag.
SNOW FLAKE FLOUR.
$4.00 per bbl.. 50¢ per bag.
A FEW SAMPLE PRICES:
)4 lbs. Best Oat Meal. the.
li lbs. Best Soda Crackers. 25c.
Early June Peas (new). 10c can.
:1 cans Marrowfat Pears. 250.
2 lb. can Corn Beef. "Sc.
1'» cakes Satin Gloss Soap, 25a.
5 lbs. Best Rice. itfic.
7boxes Sardines. 25c.
‘M hard. 70 lb.
m hard. 110 lb.
W Ink. 70 can.
' Mr” or lean. lilo lb.
m 8 lb. pail. 270.
Ian Cream Cheese, 12c lb.
'Iabluaoda. per 1b.. 1c.
Plume! Vimar. 230 gal.
ruiIlva nisrncuvu
Donovan Building, 83 Main Street
South Nor-walk. Norwalk.
:2.
in Reliable tlolniers. Hatters and
‘ Furnishsrs
We open the Fall Semen with an assortment
of New, Seasonable and Desirable Goods, at
wonderfully low prices. No question about it.
If so, ask nine persons out of every ten,
“Which store sells first class goods at low-
estprices," and the answer will be, Francis
' & 00. Our store is our best advertisement
for superior goods, at popular prices.
WM’M‘ ‘ ohm lonelier-in .
mony against'thsncouscd. Witnsasss
were summoned to owners... the satin
case byillling in the Weak places. "
The chief point which the prosecution
sought to establish'i‘ussday was that Bur
rant had said that the last time he had
seen Miss Lamont was when he period
from her on the morning of Anil Bubs
coins to school. he to the Cooper college.
In all his statements regarding the disapv
poaranco of Blanche Lamont tho defend»
ant stuck tothis declaration. Detective
Anthony. who arrested Durant, testified
that Durant had made the statement to
him when returning to the city after the
arrest. ‘ ,.
Dr. Thomas A. Voigt, a member of the
Emanuel church. stated that Durant had
to him, the Sunday after the disappear-
ance. made the same statement about the
last time he had seen Blanche
The prosecution expects to score a
strong point by demonstrating to the jury
that the prisoner made false statements
tions with the girl he is charged with
having murdered. The district attorney.
it was said. will use’ this as the basis oi
an argument that Durant’s statements
were inspired by aslnister motive. If he
had nothing to hide, it is argued, he
Would have told the truth about his last
meeting with the girl.
BLAZE lN PHILAEE‘LPHIA.
The Wholesale Wool District Visited bya
Disnstrons Fire.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. flit—Firs was dis-
covered in the six story brick building 116
Chestnut street, occupied by Charles J.
Webb 8:. (30.. dealers in yarns and wool.
one. and within a half hour no less than
six adjacent buildings were in flames.
The district is given up almost entirely to
large woolen and reg warehouses, and thc
Webb building was flanked by the five
story chemical works of Charles Lennig.
at 112 South Front street. The inflamma.
ble substance with which the structures
were stored spread the blaze with amaz-
ing rapidity, and a general alarm was sent
in
The Webb building had been gutted
from roof to collar almost before the fire-
men could put the first stroom upon it,
and their energies were then directed to
sav the adjoining buildings. The
fin first spread to 118 Chestnut street,
occupied by H. B. Heston 8: 130.. commis—
sion merchants. and burned through to
Engle street. a narrow thoroughfare in
the rear. The blaze thou extended on the
right to the buildings of Buckingham &
Parlson, cotton yarns, 120 Chestnut street.
and James E. Mitchell. woolcns, 128, and
on tho l'eftjliicburd A. lilylhe, 11-1. and
Keyscr. Rislor &Co., 110. in those build~
lugs, however, the flames were largely
confined to the root.
Allen Daiie’a Death.
Tusrli‘ox. Sept. 2b.—-Coroner Bowurs.
at Princeton. held an inquest on the death
of Alien Dolls. the civil engineer of the
Pennsylvania railroad, whose body was
found in the canal at Princeton basin last
week. A verdict was rendered that Daile
came to his death from causes unkown
to the jury. Coroner Beware advances the
theory that Daile was attacked and robbed.
and that he died from heart failure super»
induced by the rituals. and that his body
was afterward thrown into the canal.
Russia's Enterprise In China.
Lonno)‘. Sept. 25.—lt is announced
that. with the sanction of the czar, a
Russian bunk with very int-go capital will
be opened for business soon at Poking,
with a brunch at Shanghai. The outer-
priso is rogurdcd us another indication of
Russia’s doiormlnuiion to wrest the com-
mercial as Well as the political supremacy
in the for cost from England.
Penal Servltnde For Cuban Patricia.
Lennon. Sept. 25.———'l‘ho Standard Mud-
rld correspondent says thui every steam-
cr from liuvunn brin to numbers of politi-
cal prisouors who hi“ i been sentenced to
long terms of pcnnl servitude for the part
they have taken in tho rebellion. T oy
will be sent to tho penal settlements at
Coutn and Moiilla, in Africa.
lulllvals and Paddy Ryan to Box.
Casvsaann. Sept. 25.-—-A limo was
closed bore whereby John 1.. Hulllvon und
Paddy Ryan. oxrchnmpiou licovy Weight
pugilisis oi the world. will meet in n
boxing conical of four rounds before the
Cleveland Athletic club on the night of
Oct. 5. it will be for scientific points.
Explosion lo I Sills Factory.
PATEusou. \i. .i.. Hopt. 25.——A naphtha
tank in the lion silk works exploded with
terrific force. sorting fire to the building.
Ono unknown man was burnod to death,
and for n time the other muployocs wore
in great danger. many of them getting
out of the building by tho ilro campus.
Quay's Opponents Meet.
ilanmsilimu, Hopi. 25.——A conference
of administration lenders was hold at the
executive muusiou. ot which. it is sold, fl
decision was reached to stand together
ngninst tho iulkodoi attack of Senator
Quuy on C. 1.. Magoo flllil David Martin.
Canada's International Exhibition.
Sr. Jens, N. 11., Hopi. 2D.-~Clllmilfl’o
international uxhlbltlon Was opened by
Lieutenant Governor Frazer and Mrs.
Frazer, the latter having started the ma-
chinery by pressing the electric button in-
tended for that purpose.
Captain of the Marina Must Buffer.
MADRID, Sept. illi.--'l‘ho captain of the
Mortcrn, the merchant steamer which
sank the Spanish cruiser Borcnstcgniai
the mouth of Havana harbor. will he
court mnrtlaiod on o charge of culpable
carelessness.
Democratic Editors Most.
Svuacuss. Sept. 2o.-—-'i'ho State Dom-
ocratic lidltors’ association were insea-
slon here. They were only in session a
few minuiosmnd did nothing but rc-elect
their old board of officers.
smudge-am. who; Basins.
MILWMYKEPI, slept. 21's. «Henry 0.
Payne. Thomas 1“. Cakes and H. U. Rouse.
receivers of the Northern Pacific railroad,
tkelndered their resignations to Judge Jen-
ns.
”no. e... .."’i...
Items. Filept. sew-Ahead andgpatch
says t It smportsd t are t mpsr»
or William and Our Nicholas will meet
shortly at Minion.
shove the elbow are styles of sleeve much
regarding his movements and the amooia- I
_ _ stations-
W W”. W!
$5:ng mpuflsiandsont
transparent materials like new
muslin. For the latter material the
and one which shows the
top of thearm and is full
shirts
and
cm loyod.
he costumes prepansl for autumn have
some new features, sumcicnt to give them
m agreeable air of novelty. In some of
them the modification of the sleeve is more
marked than in othenhbut undoubtedly
this is the portion of 8 dress which is
likely to undergo the greatest change in
the coming season.
Bodloos are shown so long on ‘the shoul-
ders that the sleeves cream in much below
the current the top of the arm, some of
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FLOWERED SILK COSTUME.
the gowns thus made being quite plain,
with the sleeves themselves of tho gigot
form. Others have slwvcs guthorml in
with several rows of shirring to fit closely
over the curve of the shoulder, the shoul-
der storm of the bodice being of the usual
length. This style is used more particu-
larly for houso sin-semi just now, but will
doubtless some info gi‘llf‘l'fll wear.
Dust und opera cloaks ore of grout club-
oruiion nmi i'qullalfil coloring. film-o silk
is the preform-d lililli'f‘lill, in changeable
linis. 'l‘bo skirts and alcoves are made
very full. Some cloaks bung loosely from
u yoke of embroidery mul jvl. while others
um drown in iii the waist. lloib styles
have lumi- rope or pugodu alcoves uml um
trimmed \\'iib rut-bingo lillil loco." Long.
\vhiio ostrich lumsnlso are now Wul'il at
tho opt-m.
Thu gown of which n picture is given is
of gray nod urn-u stripe silk with pink
flowers iniormingimi. The skirt bus godcls
and is untriinluvd. The closobmlico has
no bolt and is finished with o slight point
buck and from. A ill-bu of while silk
gonzo trimmed with love covers the shoul-
ders and bosom and fusions in front under
a knot of pink satin. 'l‘hc guimpo of pink
satin may be omitted or replaced with one
of lace. The half length balloon sleeves
are draped under a knot of pink satin and
finished by n frill of white lace.
JUDIC CHOLLET.
in
The healing properties of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve are well known. It
cures eczema, shin affections and is sim-
>olv a perfect remedy for piles E. P.
Weed and G. C. Siillson.
A. M. lloily. o well known citizen of
Eugene, Oregon, says his wife him for
years been troubled with chronic diarrh—
uer and used many remedies with little ro-
liciunfilsho tried Chamberlain's ('olii'.
Cholera and dinrriiwn lieuicdy, which
has cured her sound uud well. (live it u
trial and you will be surprised at the
prompt relief il olTords. 25 and 50 rout
bottles for sale by ii. C. Sillison. drug
gist. .. ‘
Say, whv don't you iry lieWitt's Lil-
tie Early Risen? These litIlo pills cure
headache. indigestion and constipation
They're small. but do the work. 11‘.
P. Weed and (i. C. Siillsou.
“For years," says Captain C. Mueller,
‘ l have relied more open Aycr‘s Pills
than anything else in the medicine
chest, toregulate my bowels and those
Dr. Band's Calla Case in lash Boson.
Scorn Bos'roa, Ilass .‘Iiarch 19. 1895,
"Dr. Band's Remedies for Children
have been of such great beneilsto me.
Idrsire towrlie ashort testimonial. I
am the mother of six children, and in
the past for years have used Dr. Band’s
Colic Guru and Dr. Hand's Chafing Pow-
der, and would never be without them.
For colicky babies nothing ever made.
equals Dr. Hand‘s Colic Cure—lira
G C Stillson’s and E. G. 'i'omlineon'e
250.
It is a truth in medicine that the
smallest dose that performs a cure is the
best. DeWitt’s Little Early Risers are
the smallest pills, will perform a cure,
and are the best. E P. Weed and G, C.
Stillson. .
Children Cry for
Pitcher’s Castoria.
When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she cried for Castor“;
When she became Miss. she clung to Custorla.
When she had Children. she garethem Castorll.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’a Castoria.
. Children Cry for
Pitcher'e Castorla.
How‘s 1 his '.‘
We offer one hundred dollars reward for
any case of cal arrh that cannot be cured by
Hall‘s Cutarrh Cure!
F. J. Gunner s. 00.. Props, 'l'oleda. 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F. J.
Cheney for the last if) years. and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
tions and finann’nlly able to car-Iv our. our
obligation made by their firm.
WEST &. Tuuax. Wholesale Drugaisls. Toledo.
0 Waunuvu. KIHNAN (is MARVIN, Wholesale
Drugglsfs. Toledo. 0.
Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is taken internally. aci-
lng directly upon the blood and ”mucous sur-
faces of the system. Price The per bottle Sold
by all druggists. Testimonials free.
HIGHEST UALITY OF ALL.
Columbia
. Bicycles
NRALLsaaaI
AVE you feasted your
eyes upon the beauty
and grace of the 1895
Columbus? Have you
tested and compared
them with" all others?
Only by such testing can
you know how fully the
Columbia justifies its
proud title of the Stand-
ard for the World. And
the price is but
MFG.
CO.
Mord. Conn.
IRA—culls
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CHICAGO
IAN IIANOIIOO
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IUI'Am
An Art
Catalogue
affine/u mour wheels
and of flarffordr, 86b
neat any Colum-
i‘a Agency. or mailed
for fwd 2-star stomps.
of the ship's crew. These pills are not
severe in their action, but do their
work thoroughly."
D. FDDD DEELEY DVDLE DD.
; Agents or Columbia and Hartford nicyclu
Charles E Mollcy, 17 Vision street." At '
5
Root Beer.
5... to
Open. ,
For .it’s
Full of
Life.
“he
Snappy
Drink.
. WAGONS.
Buggies. Phssions, llauiagss
Canopies. Snlnilss, sit.
cerium All.
21am. asu- nsdt TEEN.
Hi i? n r v Tilly.
V H .l. 0.1EillililGS.-
Papsi Hangewalciminsr. Painter
And dealer in
Wall Paper and Borders.
1 North Main stree South Norwalk.
Sample books of oil line latest styles of
Papers. Foarders and Gill. Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection. on notice bypostal.
Estimates cheerfully given. moi!
F. SCHAIOIB. M. 0..
55 so. sin 31.. so. lllllllillll.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
Office hunrs. Mondays and Thursdays. I to
p. m as] 1y
ll. l., llew Haven & Hanluni ll. ll.
JL'NE Ill. 1895.
roams LEAVE scum NORWALK as
FOLLOWS: '
s
Fou New YouK:
A M.—52ller.5:lflex.6 lfiac, i155! ac, 7M”.
755lox.8‘.’lex.901iex.03iiac. 95891, 10460:.
113718]. P.l\i.—1252ex. l 11 so. 22": ex,25i ac.
urine. 421m. 520cm 530m. sum. 650m.
7 lib ell. 8 11 no. 10 2o no.1? fii‘ex.
Sunnavs.
A. M.~~l2 53 ex. 5 2003:. 6 1!) ex. 1115 ac. P. M”;
414iex.72ilex.il&‘lac.
Fon New HAVEN;
A. M.—l 03 ex. 1 2Ilex, ii 32 ac. T 38 ac. 8 46 ac.
illicx.lli12ex. 1106 ex. 1144 so. P. M.—12 i»
ex. 1 lilac. 24?. ac to Mridgeport. 3m ex. A as
ac. 5(fl’lex.5:?iac. 6257 ac. ill) ex. 728m to
Bridgeport. 8 ii so. 9 iii no. ll 15 ac.
SUNDAYS.
A. M.—1Il:l ex.1:loex. 7 38 ac, ii 12 ac. 715 ac.
LEAVE NEW YORK.
Fun. 501"“! Nouwank:
A. M.—12 do m‘d't ex. om no. oil) ac. 7m ac.
8 00 ex 9 0;! ex. i) (ii ex.1UUil ex. 1001i ac.11ill ex,
ll Wine. 12 ii.) noon ac. P. M.~l [)4 ac. Emex
:I inex.il1llex. 402m: illi’ilex. annex. coal
ex. ii 00ex. ii 03 ac. 7 iii) no. 8 10 ac. 9 iii) no.
SUNDAYS.
.1 A.M.- 12 uoex,om no, :30 ac. P. M.—60
ex.
Dantury Division.
Luvs Hon-m Nouwanx:
A31. «ii 37 or. ii If. so. ll) llii ox.
ac. 4 iii l’ittsili-ld ex. I512 ex. 5 58 no.
Summvs.
P. M -~ 7 :55 ac.
l’. M,—l 43
A. M.—i) 26 no.
Luna Dasncuv:
A. M."6(Ilfl(‘. 7 ililex.llbl ex, 1140 ac. P. M.
i lexfli 14 ac. list ex.
Simone.
Norwalls. Coon.
A. “lung 05 so. P. M. not no.
smoke at the
lowest-
notch
price.
Lorillard’s Rose Leaf Cut Plug
is an end-of-
Tobacco for end-of-the—
century smokers.
are represented the skill,
experience, and know-
ledge that have come.
from a hundred years
of tobacco making.
A top-note
the-century
In it
hQ
Ask your tobacco dealer for
rill ard’s
052 at ;
RCut Plat ‘
Amusimlorsmu
Ml!
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