, ~' await game:
THURSDAY. JUNE 28. 1884.
Senator Logan isthe first nominee of
Republican party for the Vice-Fred.
y since Johnson. who has not been
widower.
The N. Y. Sun bothers its readers very
much. eqwcially those who try to coin-
oidowith its political views. It wobbles
' ”they find it difficult to keep a balance.
.————.‘__
Mr. Jones. ulitor of the Times. is a
native of Vermont. notwithstanding
which he is declared by many of Ameri-
C'a great journals to be an Englishman.
)Biaine‘s letter of acceptance will not
ha given to the public till the latter part
of July. llld lift-'1' he has bad tlmlt to
consider the Denim-ratio candidates and
platform.
It Is reportisi that genuine Asiatic
cholera has made its appearance in Tou—
Ion. France. There need not Ilt'Ci'F‘fll'IIy
the a spread of the epidemic. bill it should
cause a reasonable precaution.
The New Hampshire pruhibitioiiists
propose to go it alone in political action
this fall. They will nominates full slate
ticket. regardless of the nominees of the
republicans. They do not relish the
idea of pulling chestnuts from the fire
for others‘ mastication. '
Prominent labor leaders of Pillsburg
have received letters from leading green-
backers urging the workingnicn to mass
at Chicago prior to the meeting of the
democratic national convention and join
in the Butler demonstrations. which will
be made while the convention is in ses—
sion.
The N. Y. Star. John Kelly‘s organ. on
Thursday said that “Governor Cleveland
is one of the very weakest candidatcs
prominently mentioned for the Chicago
democratic nomination. Two years ago
he was elected governor by the phenome-
nal majority of 199.854: today we are
positive that he could not carry the stale
against Blaine.“ Which. being inter
preted. undoubtedly means that John
Kelly and Tammany won‘t support Cleve-
land. ____ _
Dow has bolted the nomination of his
prohibition: party and will support
Blaine. He has said. “The tempera
tnoe men of Maine. Kansas and Iowa
occupy an exceptional position in ”lat,
ion to prohibition. In these states the
republican party has adopted prohibit-
ion as an important part of it. platform.
rahdisin favor of such legislation as
.may be necoessary thoroughly to carry
out that policy. 1 think the temper-
ance men and temperance woman of
these states will stand by the republican
nominee.“
Fairneld (‘0. Agricultural society.
Tbs premium list for the fonrty-foiirtli
annual fair and cattle show of the Fair-
ileldOo. A riclilturai Society is issued.
The fair wi lbe held TuesdayAVedntwlay.
Thurada and l-riilay. Sept. 30. and Oct.
1. 2 and Admission ‘35 cents. children
15. The premiums are on about the
usual scale. The speed premiums are
i uite liberal. and contests are arranged
oreacb day. as follows: Tuesday. gen-
tleman‘s single road horses owned in the
county. to he driven to road wagon;
Wednesday. 3:00 and 2:50 classes. and
exhibition of m-ttllvtut‘n‘u hum-s: Thurs-
rdny. slow running race. 3:00 and 2:27
‘ . classes. and running nice. catch weights:
Friday. ladies‘ and tri-nlletiii-n‘s mph-s
trianism. 2:40 and 2:30 classes.
The booths and stands will be rented
‘V ptember 2'7. and the ulllccrs ought
or the society‘- and for tli'ccncy‘ii Mike.
1:]; me ‘lll‘ titted. ' x‘iiv-si' vm rip min i‘
flag-it don more to bring this society nun lllrl
8. rep llilllhtltytltlnfl else. fillil so long as
it continues to permit sharpi-rs and beats
to swindle its patrons. tho..- plum...
ought to be even few" than In the nut.
There would be no reason \\ by the ham-
fleld County fair should be held in the
contempt it is. "the suci~ ly would do
as every demand of morality and good
management requires.
This year‘s rospeclus says: "The di~
rectors ando ecrs of the Society will
s re no pains in making the coming
l-nir one of the most interesting ever
held in this county. It should be borne
in mind that the success of an exhibition
of this kind does not rest with the (Illic-
ers entirely. but much dc lends upon the
efforts oi the people. u make these
annual exhibitions worthy of the county
requires the hearty and united efforts of
all interested. There is no reason why
the coming exhibition should not be as
good as any in the state. , “'0 have as
food facilities. as good farmers. mechan-
OO and artisans. as any county in the
state. and if thew proper interest is
_ evinced and all port given. the coming
fair willbcan onor to all engaged in
promoting its success: the ant-lance.-
horcfore. of every friend of the society
is earnestly solicited to aid in making
this fair an advance over all previous
exhibitions.“ The directors. however.
cannot put the responsibility for any of
re 0‘
gal".
< :hs objmtiongfcslurrsl ws bilisvti Tit“.
upon t genera u lo. 0
pant: they along hive the d print of mg
an at res
otshirk. ponsi i ty they
~or‘a‘r‘nn enont'crlos.
'rii nl . -
.:.. matswmw::..:l::'
the l'roIts of the 0 star Growing
Illness --- The Ilore “tars
d P the use. 0y:tsrs. f h
~alnss.Bogs.sn neeroteflh
"J commission. writes w‘it‘ii his left hanli.
Be as s he could write a little with his
right (i on a pinch. Mr. Bogart was
busily engaged in the allies of the fish
commission in tho insuranm building
but found time to say
a few wordr about the oyster business:
“Itistrue.” said he. “that during the
past year there has been an epidemic of
, in spots located between Strat-
a“: and Newi iHavtlan. Without
uanttes o o tors have
“w. r
. West of Stratford the
. ,mflan my that the stars are no
than common. and certainly
thsss planters l'l; intending to cultivate
assassin than n ormsr ssrs.
domandamade on this oflc’s for
setting is any indication of what is
ho have not heard
a twenty acre lot. in mm.
iastwsen 5.000 and 0.000 bushels were
The shells can ht a fuliset.
this spring over thrt thousand
of seed oyusrs have taken
from this lot and
arm. The
also houses. pay their bills. 3...:
, . ctrriaaes. and enjoy life flint
- At least. the larger planters do.
T, and Gnu-ran niantensre.siia rule. not
‘ 18 Oyster cultivation in deep
5 “it" hard WI, a. com
and planters who scatter
remiss froin cultivated
valuation of his if the natural bed
had been kept twin... vermin. The
starfish blisiness is very like a great tire;
sometimes it can be brought under con-
trol quickly. and again the crop. like the
burning building. must be lost. In some
cases} have sympathy‘ for the grower.
and in some cases I ave none. I ven~
turn to my that if the experience of the
past year. causes men in this section of
the state to become discouraged. there
will be wise ones enough to profit by
their discouragement. One of the largest
planters who ya taxes on 01.5 acres
of ground. will not plant shells this sum-
mer. He claims that 1.000 acres of
ground will kee twelve steamers busy.
if the land is un er full cultivation. He
owns four steamers. So it followii that
the big growers must stop planting or
buy more steamers.“
William M. Merwin & Sons. of Milford.
have caught with one steamer since last
November. 3.000 bushels of starfish. The
members of the firm Ntitiiate that dur-
iniz the past year they have lost 25.000
bushels of oysters by lliis stmurge. lie-
cause the out iut of shells this summer
promises to - IIuiIiIlrr than last yr!"
east of Stratford. prices at Fair Haven
and Providence river have declined.
West of Slratl‘ord more shells than usual
will be planted. Sonic Ilanlcrs assert
that considerable skill it required in
catching starfish. Borne captains skim
over the beds at random. and emitter
more stars than they catch. At this sea-
son the starfish mass themselves in fur-
rows. so to s k. -.
Mr. Bogart believes that the large iii-
crease in starfish is due to a correspond~
in]: increase in oysters. which gives the
stars more to feed on. To eradicate the
evil would be difficult. as the sound fur~
nished it vast breeding ground for stars.
Some oystermen would not like to see
the stars cxterminated. fearing that. in
such an event seed would be plenty and
very cheap. Mr. Bogart docs not he-
lievc that an over- Iroduction of o slers
is possible. If seed was very plenty.
growers could allow, it to be used for
market stock. There is no danger that
there will ever be an over production of
oysters in Long Island sound; the stock
can be placed before 50,000,000 consum-
ers—N. H. Palladium.
Maud ii. nntl Jay-Eye-See.
Those who have thought that if there
ever could be a trial between our tno
swiflest trotters. bland S. and Jay-Eye-
See. the mare wunld surely win. ivill
not be so certain when they read of the
little black‘s last performance.
On the same dav that Maud S. easily
turned the New York Driving club track
‘in 2:18. Jay-Eyefiec. at Cleveland. Went
a merry mile ill 2:l2. the last quarter in
Ilfil. a 2:10 gait. Still. the Cleveland
track is faster than the New York track.
and the only fair comparison between
the two horses would be on the same
ground at the same time. “'bnt an iu~
terest would a trial between these ho Is
excite. and as for a race. that would ' In
too good to be true.
0! the many gentlemen who take
pleasure in driving fast trotters on the
road. probably none gets more fun out
of it than Mr. Vanderbilt; but be has
plenty of other good horses. and let us
iope he will let llair have his mare for
this season. and then some title day the
latter will send her for all she is worth.
something that. as Iiair‘s cronies could
testify to. was not done when she earned
her record of 2le .»—Sun.
The owner of av-Eye-Sec published
an offer on the Sbtli to tualcli him
against any horse in the world for $10.01»
R0\\'.\\"l‘t|.\.
Dexter K. Coles‘s new alcliuier started
on her trial trip for New Maven on Wed-
nesday of this week.
The annual school meeting was held
here last Saturday evening. The run-mac
of running the school for lb.- past yi-nr
was “.357. 15. The district is in tlt‘ltl
for collllnuent expenses «In school liouw.
“‘lllt’ll has been llt‘t‘illllillfiliili: for the
past five years. $500.00 The “'1' ullit‘t-rs
Were reelected: Jami s I“.. Stevens. cunt
Iiiillee: Spencer t‘. llnrtuu. li'ctuul'ci:
H. I“. Itilc. t‘li~l‘l§_.,.fl‘lic dis‘i‘it‘t requires
one hundred dollars to pay interest. in-
slll‘illll‘t‘. and cleaning expenses. Xtilii‘ix‘.
are [misled in several places that a llll't‘l
III}; will be lll‘llI lit-xi Situlday evening
to vote the money. lil‘ll at Illt‘ some limo
humor-vii- ‘uiitrl-.“‘hl“'xnix-viii“ ‘i‘.hl‘.f‘ll.i-'ii
pi-acv.
Tlll‘ ”falls of llli‘ run; wild sv‘t'nl (lo-
lcrllliIIe-l to steal our natural grim llI
0) sti'l‘ lilltl i‘liilllllllllg grilllllil Cilillllllit‘.
Three weeks ago they made six arrests
for stealing oysters frotn tlirso gl‘lllllltls:
Inst Week they made seven more arrests
on different charges. which are now it..-
ilig tried in (Darien. The hatred of III-
Justice is engraven in the nature of man-
kind. nor can it be subductl. They will
continue to appeal to legislatures. courts
and juries. am the public Irinl. if by
ever ' i-ll‘orl they may Ina e llicy are
heat oil off from cquity by court law vcrs
and lobbyists. then who is to lilniuc'if a
tragedy comes to pass? The revolution
of'ill. tliert-liclllou of ‘lil. thi- Cincin~
liati riot lately. nll \vi-re brought about
by ithlhllt‘i‘ and corruption.
“'hat is it ltoception?
Editors SESTINEm—‘Vlll you
inform me through the Sns'rixnl. whv
the Union school teachers and high
school graduates called the entertain-
ment given by them last Friday evening.
a race lion? INQl‘iltitit.
— cdon‘t know. I‘erhais some of
the graduates or teachers wil answer the
qugstion.
please
A Strange (Inset
Three men while hiinling in the woods
five miles north of Bridge rl. discov-
ered the y of a womanpowrap up
in old no papers. The head am part
of the body gone. but as the remains
wercsobadlydeconiposed it could not
be ascertained whether it had been cut
oi? by the parties who laced the body
there. or whether it lid been carried
away since. A. N. Smith. on whose
farm thebod was found. said he had
been aware o the matter since June lid.
and had notified the selectuien of the
town who had taken no action.
Notice
18 hereby given that the partnership latt‘l silh-
siI-llng between Chauncey ll. liwoot and
John litiiran of South Norwalk. under the firm name
Lockwood a "man. was dimiivisl on the tail titty
Julia. lot“. by napii‘all'fions‘nt. C
. . t‘it ' it 1.0 KWOOIK’
m it .Ionil "man. '
For Sale.
W0 Acres halt Bay. to get. and a lot of
“II
Fresh Ila . Also.oncllwhtli It
Two~8tiated axon. Would exeh'a‘n um'amfoodd u
llfiht Rockaw. E. f SHIT
it It Five Mile River. Ct.
urn-1o null;
Tuesday t Wednesday Em.
JULY 1st and 2a.
COMIC 0PM. “TITLED.
H. M. a.
PlNilfllllll;
The Lass that Loved a
Sailor.
the Opera ti Given by the
all Wall Hunk llama [:0
New and Appropriate Costumes
and Scenery.
FII’ J “M
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WWW... ......... ...w.n.nm
1. 0mm
'VQE‘LQ '
D. B. ROBINSON,
—I~hschL—-
Plalll all filial/lilllfll‘.
Osborne Arc“ EAST N0 WALK.
ll’ 0. Addmre. Box 53!. South Norwa
Men: hv mail. for'l‘nninganl Wiring. prompt-
I -
lililltlnjngssl’fy
Non‘fi ALK. June 19.1884.
INTERIIST kl the rate of Four (is \r centspcr
ann‘sm. for the past six months. wil be credited
to depositors July 1. no“. and paid to them on and
after-July 10. GEO. IL MILLER.
3 31 Sirrctary.
To Rent.
l I-
I‘AR‘I‘I RNTS consisting of seven rooms in the
house on Main Iilrcvt. oppmile Eliaalielh. In-
hiitS. t‘. TI'FI‘S. ti9‘flf
Cow For Sale.
A
quire of
JERSEY t‘uw. four wax-old. A pct cow.
A gentle in every its-tact. good miIIu-r. Ap»
pl: at no l' TIIIS OFFICE
, . . . .. do ..‘__.-__ M
Dissolution.
THE ctr-partnershipheretufon- exp-tiny: bi-twccii
1‘= C. t‘avauaizh and John Remain. is dissolved
by mutual corn-In .
7]! at
Soiirhglitrrjalk. June 1. 188i.
T. C. CAYANAGII.
JOIIN REMSUN
Oyster Ground
‘th SALE. 'l‘wo acres of good Mud llolloni
ll) slcr tirutintl for sale. located east of 'l‘itvcrn
island lnqnirv of A. ll. MERRILLS.
Tm if Sonlli Norwalk. Conn.
I
N otlce.
()TIIRR Bit-inw- ri nirin: my attention. I have
disposed of mv In ik male to Messrs. Item-mu
Brothers. who will hereafter supply my t‘ll‘lilmt'f“
“lth milk in bottles. from 'It‘ltIt‘li l‘nint Farm. The
same rare and attention will be given as lit-winning
In producing the \cry best ipialIly. and it “ill be
[Ill up in a pure and cleanly manner. All who feel
interested. are invited to call and examine our
ll. lll‘lit‘llARli.
method of bottling. etc.
71‘.‘ if
Milk 6cts. a Quart.
‘V’ E are now sellini: milk for it cents Ii quart. dc»
liven-d)“ ram or bctllcs. in any part of Non
walk or South horiviilk.
llEVSth lillti'l‘lii-iliS.
Ilm M9 Soulh Norwalk. 1‘25 Nuru‘alk
May Nth. lien. ttv‘ttf
ll--JULY--4
The Dry we celebrate!
GRAND—
EXCURSIONS
.31“. THE
Brighton of lllll East
II()T()N I ‘()l N 'I‘
fly I‘Irslt‘ls-s slt'llllll‘f‘. Run llwtr from South
Nonveilk Sli‘aiuluuit Dock,
250.
Tickets.
“ill lm muddled lo llu
Excursion
.\llI-t.’
Weslnorl Brass and String Band,
«\i‘ is l‘lltt‘le
llrsnil liaIid t‘uiicvrt lll lllt‘ tame from it llll :.
l‘ltnllRAMbii-t \
lbsln‘allun therlurv
S‘Iitl l‘olt-I. t ufllt‘l so!“
ll.~~~~I..‘.- Main-t .‘lllll‘l’
. . . . . Kt‘llt"
SlcuIlvauwl’
.\rr by .\l-»in Yum
lull-I . lltllllllg'. lht- Sr“ list Illli‘l \\'II‘,:im.l
«Lu l.i‘lli' Ni‘Slllllfir. tsasottv- .\lu-~ -
‘mvllmi
Falului‘ll
Illltli-s Inf lllt‘ I‘i-rlml. Ni‘illl‘\ l‘\s‘fllllt‘
\'.-..ms of a Ihziiillhl \Vlll‘lrlil \\':.lll
St-uI-l llrutltlt \l V. \l .‘l iltll limit-
I'lI“i~ilil I‘l’l‘llll‘ .\tsluln lt‘l'l‘ \
liitlnp, \\'Itl‘ I'LII‘lI . . Sullilmt ll
7.. ll.l1ft l‘I-lk-t, ilI-lll \Iib. I‘n lip. l.i Hui n.-
“rand ilu IIuIv. l‘l}! lmw , South“. ‘1
Illilii‘lllt'.‘ in the Large 'a-
vilion. ‘
GRAND ILLUMINATION!
Idol 'llus “ill l.i‘:l\t‘ liiifnu l‘uud flu Ninth Non
\ \ .Ihls -.l‘i‘l‘.‘ “"‘~“\“-.Iii. .\lii:.
.‘t't‘wllllllitIl-‘illltll for l‘Ivt-rylunl).
R E A D 2'
For Your own licnclll!
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I
Having secured the services of a prac-
tical Cutler and Tailor. i am now en-
olileil to make up for my iii-my patrons.
Suits at I'rici-s that are bound to please.
All Wool Pant s.
From $4 Up.
A Sure Fit.
The Latest Styles.
The liest Quality.
The Lowest Prices.
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__.-_. _.,. .. fi. -.
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READY-MADE GLUTHING
—.._.
1 Please the Men. and Make llappy
the Ibiysl
A Full Line of the Finest
GBIIIS' Furnishing Goals.
‘34. Dfih‘TIS
“aluminum “lI‘t L- Soulli Nut-unlit.
Fflllll‘llll‘llllll
--—~—- “y-“
Fire Crackers,
Tornadoes,
Flags, Ell.
turn RESORT.
‘
W. B-
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\\'. B. HALL & 00.; the acknowledg—
ed leaders of Low Prices in i‘ry Goods.
are now going on with a large sale of
Silks. Cashriiei‘es, and a general collec~
tion of Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
This house is probably the Largest of its
kind in New England. outside of Boston.
and is located at the corner of Main and
Cannon Sts.. BRIDGEPORT. Most of
their goods are bought directof the man.
ufacturers. and thus they avoid the ne—
cessity of middleiiieu. and bring goods
direct to the consumer. Their special
offerings in the great June sale are
100 Pieces of Nunsleillngs
Usually sold at 50¢ a yard. The goods
are full ~10 inches wide. are in Black.
Creams. “'liile. Light Blues. and the
soft shades of Drabs and Browns. They
bought them direct of the iiiipoiters.wlio
in consequence of the. cool. backward
season. \vasohligi-il to sell at just half
[ll‘ll‘t‘. and have marked them at only 24”»:
a yard.
75 Pit-cm. 45 Inches \Vitle. at 33c.
60 Pieces at :iTl. are 50c Goods.
7‘: Pieces at .‘Itic. are worth 851:.
1‘0 Pieces at 750. are the dollar goods.
Guinet Black Silks
This is a urcliuse of 150 pieces. and
anv lady w to is going to buy a lilack
Silk during the next twelve months
should buy from this wonderful lot. The
goods are genuine. perfect. full width.
and ‘35 to 50 cts. a yard less than they
will ever be again. Please observe the
prior“:
10 pieces at 690.. regular price 00.
lo pieces at 70c. usual price $1.
l5 pieces at 90“. never less than $1.25.
15 pieces at $l. lit-st $l.5‘l Ill] illly.
23 pieces i‘aislimcri- Finish. $l.‘.“I. — rich.
‘35 plum-s I‘Ix. Satin Fin. $l131i. ‘mau‘ful.
.‘Ill pieces~ til $l .‘IH: tlii~ is llli‘ II wt $3 silk.
highest illliilllll’S IllilIIl.
\V. II. “ALI. .k (‘0.
Thu-ll 'i few pieces at $1.2] .i~- l j‘.‘ of ”It‘-
tionoi‘tnn SILK s.
1 lot good plain Silks. 50 cts.
22 pieces changeable Silks. 50 cts.
30 pieces Pretty Fronlzinls. 4.3 cls.
19 Handsome Checks. 43 cts.
QUMHER Sllils".
120 pieces good and pure silks. 35 etc.
80 pieces Striped Silks. 37; cls.
35 Better Quality. at 44 cls.
RIC“ PLAIN Sllikfi.
" 1 lot Plain llcavy Silks. 75 cts.
1 Int Better—12 Shades. 875 NS.
Our Dollar Colored Silk is known all
over the state, and we giiaraiilce every
yard to wear Witlluutshllll-ig t|l‘(‘l"rii k-
llig. '
OUR $I.95 SILK IS
Imported by ourselves. and we give a l‘.‘
monllis‘ guarantee for perfect wear.
Murvciileustk ltliadiiiiir’s
'12 distinct qualities in Blacks.
10 pieces lit 7.”) PIS. \viirtli $l.
11 pieces at $9 cls. this is the $1.23 grade
.3 pieces at $1.35.
(‘IILGIIIQID I"! .-\ ID \ VI ES.
1 lot at 375 cls.. all shades,
1 lot pure silk at *1.
Rich and fashionable shades. H325.
VELVETS! \'El.\' I'I'I‘S!
asrouxnmu vamm:
1 lot I'Illc Silk. IS Shades. cost to import
$l.18 before iiiili- s \vi-ro paid. “'c
bought lllt‘lil under pressure. and offer
them at $1 per yd.
I hit of llrmviis. limbs. and all the new
spring,r shades at $1.50.
“until,“ "l-‘I.\'£".'S“4.
upwards (If 30 lit-Iv pull- l‘lw f. l \‘ Nil“.
liitinlles. hum"..- ;.-..| ..\. v .l , .~
prim-s 31:35. $1.30. $2 00 $3 7. I. $1: on,
and $3 50.
“ICEX.\3)I V 3‘. ~,
fill New I'Iilli-rus. S-l'll ~ "v'n
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L‘ll t‘iilurul (iI'I'Ilil-llilt
\\'. II. “ALI. lb (’0.
lt‘l" .
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\
.\ mmt t‘lllt'll'lll agent in lllt‘ gr.
For real live llllrslttlldl‘)‘
lit‘l‘t‘ lS}tIlll‘
\
\\'Ill be sent to any iiillll‘I ss for live limit
for llll‘ salut-
\lllllilies
THE
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iii-lrlcl ili‘ Nor-unlit S‘s. I'I‘Mmll
(‘uurL .lilllt‘ l‘.".lI. .\. ll. l‘bl. .
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lil‘l’Illlev.Itll iv lll nutter l’l'\lli.l‘l
l‘i Tlll‘ -I. l‘ it‘so tumult-ii to :ll‘ ‘it'r‘l‘lll‘ lu m-l {in
~ IW ‘l‘tnmw l‘m- Cult-Lou." or
L. r.' .f‘qi n \t‘l\| 1‘. lim ltlcil llzll Illn‘il lliv explr“
< ‘ulitl-llttll. lilfll any llllll all p. r-ull‘ “ho lilil) :l\.i i
Illrliiwlic- of will I“ rlul~tun shall not Ill any nay
clirlaiicvr llu- rights or properly t" tlillt‘l' ls-ruIlI-A. or
any of Iln- nut-city of Ilit- ruv. Nor shall “l‘ll l“ r
Int-Hon lit any “in be so i illl‘ll‘tli‘il as to n Iltll r llu~
“1!) la" I “Y It‘~‘.«|l\.~i!tli- tut any illi‘illliL‘t lllllll‘ llll‘i"
by or liin ri-f‘ulzi >
A~l pom-IN _ lien-by i‘:l|llu|llt‘ll iiysuisl Ill-till“)
or ‘l'nlt'iH-I I, 5. flu or hot-fin In "My 0' line [wh-
I‘iv «31.. h Iil‘]i.'~lt‘r‘.\ If 'A‘.\ cl’y. a~ llll‘ onltliam‘t- rI-
lawn: Illt rvio “ill be t‘lllivrt‘I‘Il
Ti: 21 liii'.l.\l;ll ll. tillld‘liN. Mayor.
The Simplest:
The Cleanest.
The Best.
Most 30 ononiical.
R] I)G EWAX’
—lPsTEm~}———
RE“ EERATUE.
O ‘ Exhlblliill. .ititi E‘t'r S '
v.3
Serour -Bros.
70 Washington St.
District of Nor-walk an. Probate
Court. June 16- b. A. D. 1884.
Estate of sinus F. Dar. late of Norwsllr. in
said lilstrlct. deceased.
The (“art of Prohatefor the District of NM‘tllli
luitii limited and allowed flu nioulhs from the dim-
hereof for the auditors of mid Estate to exhibit
their claims for sentiment. Those who itemize: in
[MI their accounts. : ion-any attested. wiihiu mild
time. will be dobsrred a recovery. All its-sini- in
«lighted to inld iilatoaro tie-ted to In a “Emilie
interment to WILLIA W. CONS POOR.
m r dmin
“Seaside,”
'1'“ m FAVORITE '
....".r._.
Should be lead in oven School lli>lricl in llw l‘I i.~..
l'i'i-siili-Iiluil \‘lllillh‘llull. i-Ir l‘tlli'l‘Y t‘
7.! N-tuik
. “f :u i .1.
. -g . .- l . l. :.
l‘l“>1ll lll- I i... . ‘Ill‘.'tf.\ ..‘i.~~'..l. \\ :l. I.
shall mo. o. . l». .l. 2mm. i In mt. .\ . Int-u.»
71! “l ' "' ' ‘ ""‘ ' "bits" in?“
tion 1.. ~ :u r-
m» “min‘ \\lllll!‘ lll - I-iiztl~ Hi this tll\.
. i‘.I.l.. "ll valuh ".l,l‘.\l.unll'Ylh-‘Ilmk.
p In . ul'J-i‘y i ll. l\~l. unit-~- -i..| Minnow.“ ;.
A LIVE MrserNaRY 2
The Weekly Sun
tat \vnl‘k nl litivt‘l‘lllllt‘tl l:<‘:’l\l'nl.
I
\vm‘l. among; the pi- -}~l
opportunity
l’
lllr’. embracing the l'llllll‘ piiittl mi lllt‘
l'lN'lN. Hr llii- llilly and Su: ~l.-_\ is~llu“
tune for $3.00?
SUN,
mum. l:l',x.l~Nlli Sim l. N \\ \‘nil. t‘m
'l‘tl l‘i'llt‘ll \Slilh‘ tli‘
lfnal final. Rial
till I u so ll ;
'1.‘ “til i} S’l‘tit ‘It'
()l‘illl llll‘ lit‘rl \‘lll‘lt‘lltS. lllIW
under \vulcr light flit-(ls.
Every Ton of Coal
(l‘al‘el‘nlly Screened
Raymond Bros.
I
N once.
. l.l.'|s\r.~ons indent-st to the Relate or i: me» \i'.
.‘ liay. ilwcti rd. \ilio lliur no! 3r: u tilt-ii llit‘lr
accounts. are hereby iiinitlni tlm llit't III~I~l ilu .- t
at once. if they would save i'\|Ii~llm‘. an I: I» invisi-
wiry lo minplcte ‘lhc settlement or llll‘ many silli-
tIIit lllllll‘twlrtn' delay Those \ilxo liinl It ill «Ic con-
venieiil can «ville with it. i“ Slr\\‘l.~’. at lllt‘ ntiih‘
formerly occupiid by Air. Diy. \ulliizi \hc in“
twenty days.
SILAS P. TI‘TTlJi. Adlitinl traitor,
So. Norwslk. May il. lSS'i. :03 if
STRAW HATS
ii llas \rrli ti and 50 ll. v
"rut: «out... ‘ v
The . ' '~ .
Largst and‘gfit‘} iii-‘33: gfmlfi‘traw lists tver
At the Lowest lil'icos
sou: AGENT Wit
’8 ii ’ BKINlW"
KNOX l i.
JUST Till; THING.
A Good Straw ”at for 2. cis.
COME AND EXAMINE THEM.
McEwen Tia Halter.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Tun 1-:avoztu‘t: STEAMER
,—
HARLEM.
Wmmhnrsgahrdsnytripshstwscn
in Yell & Nonall
on “talk M. ”I. tsuulsysar
g“ ”miter a...“ “gm“:
'. Is
5'
* mat-“Wm '
;\\'t‘ “Ullltl twill :Illt'nlmr. 1.. uur
4.. ..
raise ;
L
PARASOIS !
New shapes. new materials. new lririi~
'Inings, a large variety. and Very LOW
Prices.
We open this week a large direct im-
portation of
K") liLot‘Es.
\Vc expected this lot about a week an“.
but it. was belated by delays in transpor~
tation. and reached us too late for the
great. rllsli we had last Saturday. The
excellence of the quality anal the ex—
ipiisiti- assortment of shades \vill lioou
ever ensure it speedy S‘llt‘. and we advise
our customers to see the goods as soon
as possible. “’9 placed the order for
them early last fall. in order to secure
their being made from the tiiatitlfactur-
cm fits' clit-ioc skins. and “in same quali—
ty will probably not In- obtainable at the
respective prices later in the season.
One lot of Excellent. I’criut-t Kids. at
only $l: usual price $1.00.
ilni- lt-t evening shades at 25 ctr. a pr.
()Iie lot of small sit-s in blacks at 20
cts. a pair.
The lot of I‘i-riliot Gloves referred to
ab we is one of the most wonderful
tiluvc lI-Irgaiiis ever given. It is the
best kul glove llllltv'l’lt‘tl. without any
t‘XCl‘llllill‘l: Is and “PVC!" was sub] loss
than $30.00 a dozen ivlioli-salc. and ill \‘i‘i‘
I‘l‘tzllll‘d less than $1.90a pair. Already
over one hundred «him-u have been sold
to the ladies of Ilriilgi-p irl. must of them
buying a package in six pairs. They are
ill sprin: shades and early fall shades.
and as \vc have bought the cliilrc pr.»
Iiilction time will he will after these lll'i‘
unite loss than {H.011 l".vrry lady bil'lllill
securi- at least uni- pziir.
i‘lur t'Hlll‘t‘Iillli of Si»; tiluvi s. I. mu
\\'I'I.~l Silk and Lisle. Missi-s' Kids. .‘ihse-s‘
illltl t 'IiIltlrt-ii‘.‘ l.:: |.. Is in} fur the Largest
lll liic city.
IlIIIIIIIXS‘! RIBIHIXS!
iii pii-m-s 10inch Sash litllliullr‘. Till l‘lr:
1M llll‘t‘i'i S illt‘ll. littlltiulllit‘. Till CI“.
lill I‘urc Silk. I Ilil‘ll. at 25 ch:
1. .I'N s'. lirbiillltlt‘lll ILL-lions iii the :ls'u:
\Y. B. "ALI. & (‘0.
.JOHN H. LIGHT.
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
I:I.'«.’l‘c>.;;v.. ..
Form. r Solitllirl ll‘tl;. So. Ntiril'dllut‘I.
STRAW HATS!
lil.il.\t‘llllll. I'llg'gitlfbld'lllllill .\.\ll
li~'.:xl'\ by
:i . s1iii~ of
A s I \\ '-. m .in :‘it .5 ~:‘ t‘. 2-. .-‘.I !=
t‘lllll
Lidii-s‘ tieIilchiii-n‘~ and t‘liildi‘cu‘s
S'I‘ IL‘ \\' “00".“.
GILBERT BOGART.
.‘I.'-lt SI. ‘. . \\ t oz... lit
l\l‘l.l: lil:\li\l. \ ‘Il‘..\'l~ ‘l \I;l\l".'l‘
‘ i"l
It.“ -~- Slimmer Sea-on ... Isst
Will 8. BHHIENT’S
Cll.\\'ll.\' S'l‘l'llltl.
l“ . :: iv
\:
Fromm for I'.li:lliti:'.~. l‘inc I:ll‘_"l;l\-
in“. ~tl‘l' l"!»\‘s\’l“ll|"u
.‘tll‘llsl‘lt \E‘.".‘il\‘i. \.\‘lt l'l:\.\liNti
\\:i~l,:I-:"-l:. S: ..\. r l'rh: \~i' ll..t:k t it} 20;!“
_——_.—__.—_.
i“.l.\l>i11_ >1ml.:~iu \\
l:i tl'_i \‘ mph c. \I‘!li|tf<.~ it; an if“. Il‘l\t‘ \.ii:i:_i
t'f Fri. ) :Illil .\ .ifir .\1" I -i-~ in lllI'i'! lili‘ 'l‘..~ii' JIM!
\\ .I‘~.l."l\ l‘;' .‘ Ii :' rush ul' I.l!l.'l“ .- "
l..il.c~' 2‘. ~~: \;t. ml. 5.4 .‘clt .. at l'\.~:_.r
l'i’l..~..-lsl;\ i‘\“llk"-.i‘1!.ll‘iuilitt'tl .I.lo l'. - i it."
til imr t‘I. ._ Lei... t ”I .. \I‘J“ “2m; Pill-l. l-':i‘ I)
i..~.-.l .m if :i:« l.*".i-~‘! subs I.l~llN.\\ Sii.;x:~
iiiitliiutloiily In lw sun to by t'ui
:i;1|It\ l-ilul.
lion-4m and 013 Shine Luv :i 1 ill. I.i!t"l laipuur
mulls. :ilul nu l‘islliil l.\l {Lelinclic It‘ ‘ull \\ :n‘ we
them. Our 'l‘m \i'un~ coin-ll». s nluiosl t‘\t‘l)llllli:
that :s :n-cdnl In Fame) and Horn tussle 'i‘iiv Ni'\\
1
Vork ‘l‘cuut- l“Iltvr \‘oil'ec :tl.
l‘ut luxiis lulu r~
l‘ncce lil Tin Ware and l-‘alivy :‘Itlt‘lt‘b gaudy lt’
dill-«l.
“‘c lli\'lli‘ lllt‘ public in t‘.\.lllll:lt‘ our liIIv of :tssis
heft-iv puwlnislu; i-Zwulicn‘ Wc fn‘i .‘ls~ill\\l that
we i‘ Ill and \\ Ill lillili‘I'rt‘ll "the .\‘i \\ York market.
and rifle the no! of Luv and height. \\‘i* bit) at
the "IulutiiiIi-llcail lll all ltiii s. and urv ailisllcd ivilh
lulu.
Try a itit'rcl ol'
mulcralo profits.
.0
ill
ubi-
F. D. Lulu 8. 8033
ST
g.-
Tliis Brand has been put up
expressly for us. and we war-
~ant each and every barrel to
l
glv
o perfect satisfaction.
Wurslll Brest Gulls.
No house in Connecticut pretends to :
carry the variety of Colored and Black -
\Vorsted Dress Goods that \V. B. HALL
& 00. do. In this Great June Sale are
60 pieces Fouls Bcigce. 40 inches vvlde,
at 25 etc. a yd
20 Best Cashmere De Shani. title.
2‘2 Cashmere Dc. Mark. at 025-.
‘24 (Ibeviolt Bisons. at Gflic.
50 Illuminated Poplin. at 151‘.
25 Casiimi-rells. at ‘30-:
‘10 Knickerbocker. at die.
1 case Mosambiquos. at. 12;c.
MOURNIXG Goons.
Largest variety in New England! All
wool fabrics at 75c. \Vide lilack Camels
“air at on. Fine Black German lim-
codes. 44 inch wide Bison t‘lulii at ('It‘ic.
Fine Black Cordureltcs. Flut- I‘ilnt‘k
'l‘alncs Cloth. lienritcla Cloths at 09c.
and $1. Fine Drop dc Alnias. lllack
Nuns Veilings.
BLACK (YASIIMERI‘IS.
They are the best known make. and
are the same goods our patrons like to
hily. Observe the prices: 15 picccsllli
inches wide (it :lTic: 13 pieces 3“ inches
wide 42c. this is the regular 5th quality:
15 pieces at 45".. usual price i‘slc.: 20
pieces at 500.. this Is not Sold anywhere
less than 625m. which will lie our price
after this lot is gone. The numbers at
5* and (file. cannot be matched else»
\vlit rc less than 750. In the lot area
very few fine numbers. For lustan‘t’.
lliiisil at «\‘5 and 90i‘.. worth $1 .‘lllll $1.23.
COMBINATION Sl'lTSr—h lari.‘ as
surtnit-IIl: all choice. “‘lllTl“. Sl'l'IS-
Unc lot of 50 at $5.50 each. that \v-Iiil-l
l-t‘ Clll‘ap at $3. \VURSTI‘ZI l Sl'l'IN—(l-ii'
lot of All “'ool $5 each. cus' IIIaIIul‘ac-
turer $9.
SILK SUITS
(hm Lot .‘llls' Suits we shall mar? {-22 75, would be
rh- tp . i I'lln’lli‘N'l’.‘ ~hn1ilil bear in mltitl lint
lbw-i 'ru null I-‘rvrli litHKI‘. of the Lilia-ti Sli in-
v-i‘ t .v~.<i Zu‘li-d cxpnxsly for our sprin: lratlc.
‘ ll ‘i- r in varn-ly Mill run In than we
. x. ' il pvzliiu' I‘Vrlln‘ .n cur lv
I that llii~ l’llllr.
2:- pr-r (\Il
. from the Iron Ii'
. . . today and llial :l rmcr- all
». ill“ shit- i .1 standard lznr- of
'v t :in i i. to l‘ll‘ll}‘n‘llt‘llll “bat an lul-
;sir:..li' | \tI! 1n.;iu::ii~ nf‘tlic i.ry :issl- lnztlc llzh
la i‘il'iill:1.npr->\t
. d
,UlllllKS. Sills lilill Slims. “‘3
admit of no competition.
and scvcml
ployed.
.32 pm“... ‘13...“ Brown‘Caslimeres at 50C- CU! free. All the. new shapes of Marines. ‘ ' -
20 Bison Cloth. 4:) inch. 3:606. qunm‘ “Jolly-s. Jonq- Jackets com I .ph
22 Cashmere Dclfihz. at I" “- stanlly on hand and usual sizes made ’
to order.
In this department on n. ll.\l.l.& co. iN .
Two cutters ’
filters are constantly cul'
tiouds purchase-Ii iii the ho 5.:
, Y.
Ilosicry and [mien-wear
Fri-sh bargains every day. 200 dozen
Excellent iiauz - \\'rappers. 3%.
I laingh
chimp '3
liadics’ Muslin l’ndcrw’r 0"" -.
Manufactured on Lock-Stitcliml Ms-
cliine expressly for us. Excellent quali-
ties at ‘25. 38. 45. and Title. All the line
grades in all garments. and prices much
less than New York. Our stock of Clic-
uillc Frfnges. Laces. Buttons. and all
small wares always complctc.
GENTS” ‘h‘lll “TS.
Our 37%. 50. 7-3. and \‘w. Shirts have a
world-wide reputation.
ll}
Drilsiestic Deparlsricnt. ; .
'i
I“ the leading department for Wholrfale ’ . ,
deal-Ts: all goods relaiied at New \york ;
“‘Il'lll‘Sfllt‘ prion-s. Su-rsua‘kt‘n‘i. tilng- ~:
hams. and Cginihrii‘s. always r-pt‘ClaI at- ‘ .
trat‘lltil‘sr'. 4. ~ 9
2.
FRI'IXCII SATEEXS.
\\'i- shall recs-ice June 4th about 50 of ,
the Best I-‘rt-nch Patterns in two tidal»; .5
IIE’S. Pl It'l‘S 12; and 17C. "
\Ve sav without battalion or fear of:
contradiction that or i-fl'vr Innri- bar- '
gains and Iiiure advantages to pun-haw a“ ‘h t
crs than :inv lllllt'r dry g-usls i‘SiaIlllbh-x .
niciil In Connecticut -.
Special 'Ii‘pill'lnll'lil. fur Mail Orders.
.\ll :4an murki-«l in plain liguft‘s. Hood:
{rm-l \' (’Xl‘llilllh't‘li.
as
' I
\‘t'. Ii. "ALL k (‘0.
V‘"o '3. l'.‘ Hall & (‘d’s
)S
Bill
BOOTS
.\‘c\v Sini'l‘f
1'. H. H u‘vcy \\‘uultl I'!
l'llllilt‘
ililll Sill‘t'5
I
i
ill
.‘lllsl l‘it‘ Si‘ltl.
and SHOES
New limnl
u wm vi' lliu ll;
.\iII 'u.llk.
ll:ll‘\‘c\".~ lllt‘ Plilt‘t‘ to Buy i‘lli‘fll'. :is l'ww Howls
No. 123 Main St . St till: Nex:‘\v:Il§»..
BOOTS and
n. H. HARVEY. H _
ZARVEY. *7
is, i
Etc t
i‘: l‘ilt'Illl " lI-ii‘. i it i.-
. ‘ . t
2! llw :lllttzll -:: t-a the
\l A“ ll‘llllvlile 3‘ litr'l‘;
Xii‘it' ix llit' 'i ii 31‘ ll
@053.
Our Stock
'l‘llali liver 0
IBoyEf
SIZ.
ES, AGE
\
\
“MST
llllMSTllllll nnnsfifi
POPULAR PRICES.
Kilt Shits, Sizes 2 i-2 to 4.
CHiLDRENS’
‘
C
is Larger
lll'lt‘tl. and :Il ‘
Suits . .
'2
12-110 17.
\
SUITS, .
Norwalk Chronicler