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LAST GREAT DEIDRE
The Damage it Caused st Vs-
rieus Places.
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it a
” m ‘l'brsata'aod by a Dangerous
DID—Afilrl Downed at Paterson-A
Mesa! Iain human-n nines-s
h low fort and Pennsylvania.
Mariam, N. J., Aug. l.~—~'l‘he damage
fl lb hoods appears to be greater than at
“mood lightdsais in all was washed
away aesrlisn. The break of the havills
data carried away two smaller dams below.
The clameln the bade-w portion of the
dty ttill anuiunt to not let than saloon
When isms brick buildings are undermined
aadawuuwinadangerouseovulltion Bum--
I‘sti at is impassalds, being washed away
is gmtstretchsa Ivory ltidgs ln l’latnflaltl,
’aawood and Warren townships was washed
away. The ion to the county will be 040,011)
fubridgvsalons. The total la-lnandahont
I’lallleld will reach 0mm
Plat-Ia“ Da- ‘Iluoatanad.
layer Job Hale received a dlqistch that
Ilia-atlachpoad, whichisloeated above
leotdflahawas llkeb to give way. He
blithely diqatched Chief of Fallen Corny
“0d. Julka licotttothespoi. Thlsdani
halihla chscktiis largostbeds ofwater in
cabal New Jersey, and should it give way
the Unity of the disaster wlllbeindeii.
altely increased. On his return Chief of
Nine Carey Iald Plalnllelil's safety hangs
span a thread. “i firmly believe that it rain
“mick“ as i“. has for tliepast four
days W is doomed
"in the dam are large crevlces, through
whichtho water pours uneeaslngly. These
cracks aresteadlly eating large holes in the
milling structure and will surely accom-
lh ruin if much monstraln is put upon
There is twenty times as much water ho
hindthatwallss has already couiethrongh
Plainfleid,and see what ruinisalreadyac-
complhbd.”
The Storm at lllubeth.
Dunn-rs. N. J., Aug. l.—-At Elizabeth
the waters wrought much damage. The flood
darted from the wretched ramshackledam
at Bennett's mills at Salem, two miles north
at Elisabeth The dam was wholly inade-
quate to sustain the vast volume of water
that poured into it from the Orange moun—
tain, and the waters came leaping downward
”ward the town, bearing in their embrace
past trunks of trees and bowlders of rock
that n bud grasped as it leaped madly along.
When it reached the reservoir Superinten-
dent Williams feared it would prove too
much for the structure and ordered the ilood
gates opened. When the gates swung wide
a terrific roar was heard, and the people
feared for the safety of the town. Down
the Elizabeth river it went, sweeping every-
thing before it. Much excitement arose
among theinnintes of the houses along the
Milka A little difficulty was experienced in
gettingsome women out safely, and a few
minor accidents happened. Expreesnian
Notr'a had a narrow est-aw while endeavor-
ing to save his horses. Crane street and
Wat Grand smut bridges were completely
Meow, Kid the houses and streeta in the
neighborhood were flooded
s,
"a Dal-ax. at Passaic.
Pasaalc,N. J., Aug. L—The floods that
rushed down the avenues formed roaring
niilraoesin thestreetseastof the railroad,
and overflowed into basements and cellars
alialong its course. Foaming torrents ran
down Bloomfield and Howe avenues Park
place was turned into a d'ntinctive river and
the center of the street is washed out three
and four feet. The railroad at Pavilion
avenue was buried under several feet of mud
andmen were stationed to keep the track
clear. The drive through Depot park at the
bridgeanda large portion of the lawn are
ruined. it will met several thousand dollars
torepairthedainage to the streets in th'nl
city.
The Panic river is very high and the lum-
ifl yards and factories along its banks
are in great peril
Bound About Newark.
NEWARK, N. 1., Aug. L—‘l‘be dam at Van
Dyckls's mill pond,“ Hillburn, brokeand the
camping water drove hundreds of people
{rm their homes. Household goods and
otherwoperty werewriedaway. Thorough-
fares are impassable.
Reports from all over Fear: county indi-
ute tint the damage by the storm which E
still raging was much greater than was
thought. The water is subsidlng and the
More returning to their homes.
At Orange the water is suhsiding. A man
named Nonchild was driving acres; the
bilge at Napiewood whim the structure was
anisdaway. The hmse,wsgonand man
were carried down with the torrent, but
was finally rescued
A little Girl Drowned.
Psrxnsox,N. 1., Aug. L—While watch-
hgthefresiistAnnialimenburg,aged8,and
Iafy Browmaged 5, were swept into the
awollul’a-ic river andearried downthe
strum. GeorgeJohnson (colored) plunged
handafteragallsnt struggle saved Mary
Mintthe othsrgirlwasdrownedaud
hbudyhasnothvenrewvered.
A Suicide at Paloma.
ChritlanKnaumasaloonkeeper,becams
tbecanseofthe oontinuedgloouiy
“and committed sulcidebyhanging
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Atlanfllnach.
Laminate! N. 3., Aug. L—The rain
ntksJerssyeuutissperfectdelnga From
(hpslaynpall slung the-lassyoosstthe
W of “t. has been veryheavy.
Thralnhasduaea greatdealofdamagsin
we“ away walks and roadway; the
it?
1;, “vapour b one of the heavl-tever known.
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l THE sronL ELSEWHERE
’InIowMPsnnsylvanlalisaanriand
lawYona, Am: l—ngt Dunn says
atthsrfitelllnthlscityfortholast
koarskashaeaitflmndslnes
‘EOUTH NORWALK EVENING GENTINEL THURSDAY, AUGUST .1, no
irrelevant lie-used saatr
- n” M m a. h irettoumic servants.
“'5 laws 1s.“- 4 Internet cud-u, on.
Isas'that a an. nun-win Burst. M
mu,gup.~mum~ Thedlinrssldss Dehsbssysthsttheeoap
unitameut hers lest the laurel lake
ehonldgiu wayandallow thawatereof
lska,over twouiileslnag and asarlya
nisdliaied by (in. lieslsagsr has failed.
Williiun llooh,ef lieuville, Ulster colony,
.Y.,lliaeheau hall la “.61” ball for as.
satiation by Halted iitat- Commit-loner
Shields, charged with attempting to defraud
thegovsrnment by trying to «ill-not an em
latent bill from the pea-luv one. for ssrvkns.
Emil Wahlo, a well known Budalo mush
clan, cliche-tr- lsadsrsnd smenihsnif the
Mot JosephWahle 3 Hats, ladead. lie
was aged «to years.
Oovetruor Beaver has received through the
German consul at New York 01!),me the
people of bsriia and over H.151) trim the
mayor land otiuaeilof limboim for theJuhnn-
town mom
tiupnnns CourtJnitii-e (lugs i'. Arnhem,
of New York, has been married in linden to
tin Ciliitcl‘lna Van Auketi, delight" of the
late (him-raiders “Uri-0ft.
Senator llvsrtn' law liartaer state- that Ir.
Evert-did notdraft lmlilulltm for the
North Dakota convention, as has been re-
ported.
ifilmund Drtgp, one of the oldest, nmst
[lumluent and wealthiest citineua of Brook.-
iyu, is dead, aged bl years. He made a for-
tune in the shipping trade, and was largely
intern-died in insurance and other lat-bison
The Journeyman l'lutiihers and fins and
Steam Fillers’ labor unions of the United
litatea illiii iJansda, at their annual ssssmn in
Brooklyn, voted to sever their «mention
with the Knights of Labor and establish an
independent organisation. This bi said to
take zoom members from the Knights of
labor.
A Washington simial states that Dr. W.
A. Hammond is experimenting with Dr.
Bm'llrflflllufl‘d'l elixir of Ma The slmr is
a concoction of organic matter, which in in.
holed into the veins. Dr. Hammond says
the old man on whom he is testing the remedy
seems to be growing younger.
The *will of the late Charlemagne Tower, of
Philadelphia, leaves the mtlre estate ln trwt
for the widow and five children, the widow
to receive 81.1“) per month from the income
and each of the children mo per month The
executors are debarmd from selling any part
of the lestatnr‘e lands, and all rents and roy-
alties to be invested as part of the estate. No
public [laments are made. The estate is val—
tied at about Q‘JMIIJMD.
Negotiations have been completed for the
file of all the heweriea in Omaha to a Euro
pean syndicate for $1,510,000 The purchaw
cream said to be the Rothschilda
Sir ”Thornton, the noted 3-year-old trotting
stallion, who defeated all records of his age
at Aulrora, lila, last week, died at Joliet of
influenza. lie was valued at 020,000.
Jay Gould and family arrived at Heraloga
from lrvlngton-on—thofludnun. They will
occupy a cottage at the United Stone hotel
during; Angled.
Florence Quinlan, a teunuler, wae inur
derod at Albany by Jellies Grace, another
teameilcr. The latter had been lighting with
a man named James Omaha and Quinlan at-
tempted to separate them, when Grace
plunged a pcnknifo twice into his groin. He
leaves a wife and five children. Grace was
arrested.
Murat lialsteail, of The Cincinnati Com-
mercial Gazette, has returned from Europe.
The bill to move the state capital of New
Hemp-hire from Concord to Manchester
was killed by a large majority.
The Eightyscvcnth. One Hundred and
Thirtieth and Two llundredth regiments,
Pennsylvania volunteers, will hold a joint
reunion at York, l’n., Sept. Ill.
Furnace and casting buildings of the
Diamond plate glass works at Kokonlo, lnd.,
were burned. hum, $10,000; insurance,
sumo
ill-United Status Senator E ii. Rollins is
dead. He was-6i years old and died at the
isle oil Shoals. He never regained conscious-
nees lifter sustaining the stroke of paralysis
A widow and three children survive liiui.
Chiirlca Dilger and Harry Smart were
hanged at Louisville, Ky. Dilger’s noose
slipped, and the trap hall to he sprung on
him twice.
Sept. 25 has lawn tisel as the date and
Tremont temple. Boston, as the place for
holding the Massachusette Republican state
convention ids-Governor George D. Robin-
son will be the presiding officer and Hon
Henry Cabot lodge chairman of the com-
mittee on resolution
la.
hg twoot the Smith Paper company. lea
were at work on thedsiu asarlyall day. The
A Boy Drowned at Philadelphia.
i’lllLADlLi‘lilA, Aug. l.--Ttis heavy rains
borer-suited in one of the heaviesttloode
which visited the city for years The Hchuyl-
hill was converted lutoa raging torrent. No
local life hasheenroportedesceptthe
drowning of one boy near Gray'- l-‘a'ry
while attempting to take a ride on the
wreckage heating by. The total
caused by the flood will probably reach a
very large tum.
The lining!- and Delaware Illalag.
Esme, in, Aug. L—‘l‘be lehlgb and
Delaware rivers here are rapidly rising, and
navigation has been Hills are
closed and trains on the laugh Valley and
Jersey Central railroads are delayed. owing
to the tracks being (overall by water in many
platen.
llssourl lteamera Destroyed.
tin. loom, Aug. l. «A very violent storm
panied over New Madrid, lid, Monday even.
lng. Two little steauilioals, the Arkannl
City and the Carl fichurs, were destroyed
141-, $14,010. Warehouses at 'l‘iptonvilis
and Lusolle Landing were blown down.
A YOUTHFUL KIDNAPER.
He Is Accused of stealing the flair to a
Illlllon Dollar liaiato.
Nsw You, Aug. I.-Arthur W. Kay,
aged 12 yearn, was arrested in Brooklyn and
taken to Norwich, N. Y., where he is want‘l
upon a charge of kidnaping. About four
years ago the boy’s mother, then awidow,
married Bishop Ogden, a wealthy farmer of
Norwich, by whotn she has a son now 3 years
of age. Abouta year ago Ogden left hiawife,
taking the child with him. In. Ogden, with
her son Arthur, then came to NeIaYork to
live. A short time ago they learned that
Ogden had returned to Norwich
Arthur, who had become very fond of his
little half-brother, determined to pay him a
visit. He did so last Sunday, and when he
started back to New York he took the little
fellow with him. He fed him and took good
camof him on the way, and finally landed
him snfcl y at his ninther‘i house in Brooklyn.
A telegram from the authorities at Norwich
was later received, requesting Arthur’s ar-
rest, and he was taken into custody and
turned over to Norwich oillcera Percy, the
younger boy, is said to be the only heir to
the Ogden estate in Norwich, which bivalued
at over $1,000,000.
The Situation at Johnstown.
Jonssruwx, Pa, Aug. l.——Governor Beav—
er has expressed satisfaction at the extent of
the work of restoration here. A number of
private citizens were present by invitation
at. his meeting with the state relief cannib-
sion. The statement from the comminry
department showed that there are yettiOO
people dependent upon the conimisary for
supplies of food and clothing. The visiting
citlsens were invited to make any remarks
they chose for consideration by the commis-
sion. liev. I). J. Beale caused the members
of the commission to squirm visibly under
his arraignment of the methods they have
pursued The members of the commlsiou
begana seriesof cross questions, trying to
show that they had acted with all possible
speed in the distribution of the funds, insist-
ing that they had acted upon infomiation
furnished by the local finance conuniseion.
In explaining some actions ilr. Cyrus Elder,
secretary of the local finance committee, and
Dr. Beale became involved in a war of words,
during which the veracity of each was qneo
tionedin a lively manner. The reminder
of the session was occupied in general die
cusion, but so far as is known no ofllcial
action was taken. ._..___.._..__
A Wnrahlp'a (inn Bnrsta
Palms, Aug. i.—-Tbe training frigate
Coumnne, while of! Hyercs, in the south of
France, burst one of her machine guns, kill-
ing erght of her men and injuring seventeen
others The accident occurred in the course
of practice firing.
Whitney Denice the Report.
an Your, Aug. l.——'l'ne Star has the
following:
To the Editor of The- Star:
Sin—Ali item is going the rounds of the press to
the effect that a new weekly newspaper is about
to be cetablislwd at Washington in my interest as
a candidate for the praidcncy.
Be kind enough to publhh that it is absolutely
without foundation. lain not and shall not he a
candidate for the nomination to that office. nor
to any other.
There-re men in the Democratic party much
better entitled to its honors than i am, and 1 cs-
pecttohelpthcbestman towin.
The item is absurd on its face, and [object to
being thought capable of such nonsense.
“'lLusn C. “'arrm.
1.2501, Mesa. July 31. it”.
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
hogan.
At Washington-
Washington-Sew York game called at the end
of third inning on account of rain. Washington,
3; New York, 2.
At ‘l’ittshurg—
l’iti‘eburg—Chlcago game called at the end of
second itiiing on sccimnt of rain. l‘ittsburg, e;
Chicago, 2.
——'—""‘_ At (L‘Ievelnnd—
Three Girls Drowned While Boating, Cleveland...........0 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—0
Dwrsorr, Aug. l.—A special from In llit‘lia‘uapolis. ......... o i o o o o o o 04
Mountain, High, says: Miss Lizzie pm“. Batteries: naively and Zimmer. Boyle and
daughter of one of Norway's most prominent
citizens, with two young women frienb,
lil- Anua lcCsbe, of lapeer, and lb
Alice chillsn, of Eecansba. were beating
on the Henominee river, near Norway. The
skill became unmanageable and wasswept
our the falls, and all three of the occupants
was drowned. Their bodia have not yet
been recovered.
Buckley.
Association.
At Brooklyn—
'l'ho Brooklyn and louhtrille clubs were to have
played two games, but we! grounds caused a
Baltimore-Kansas City game postponed; wet
grounda
At Philadelphia—
Athltltlc ............... oloosoosi_.7
at. limits .............. l o o o 2 o o o 0—3
Campbell I" 3° the l“ Ballerina: WeyhingandCrquingsnd Boyle,
Come, 0., Aug. l.—'l'he Dally Pr- At Columbus—
publishes' lsttersfrum Democratic editornln coloniliuaI ............. g 3 e 2 a o o o 0—6
ssven-stxoftheet him Cincinnst ., l 0000
t, fish 3’" timi- Balltenes flastwrigl’it and lemmler. \‘lsn
mm.“ to theattitude thedalegat-
to the state convention on candidates fit
govcnor. Theylndicate that ex.
mandamesKCamphelIbinthelead. us gmmwmm
opponuitaareLT.Nealanth~gilP.Kllaa Mm- '
mmmfim'fllhwltD-Moasoeim ............. eotosoooo-e
Angflsndm syrup... ............... ooooooooi—l
Mitcriu: Barr and NcKeougb. Keefe and
A Connecticut tir- Assigns.
Noaflcn,Conn.,Aug.l.——TheConnecti- 300:”.
”Rubbermmpanyhasaeslgned. These-“-Ill 00‘0‘4‘,
sets are about 375.0(1); liabilities unknown. Blair m 3“,
'l'lieeoncernwuafsehleone sndhunever
drain-inclination. itwasfurmwlyloeatwl
aiWsta-bnry. Theltawichespltslistswlis l 2 u 0 s4
honghteontroloflisstockclainitlntthey 000°”
wweiaducedtodosohyfalsemb veasd
lions.
emanate rue-e Deal. ;:2::::
Yankees, It. J.. Aug. L—larth J. (1, I “I,
l o o l H
o e l o 1—4
Wm Indian Kira.-
mmmuve.mislv,8hste
guard! m kings yuan; they are a
vdydliqusnteuwipanyand Richard is the
mdethemsll. inimother
pisyperhatn is there such a Insure! tin-a
F). M, variegated flowers of .11.,“th
ooh: and figure not lightly attached to, but
fused into the very plume ila-lfwwliich
Dhaka-glean cannot help ilhpeinaiii; In in.
chairman-s,» in this "play ml the arguing
of King Richard the ll,"iin esqulnln poet
if he la nothing else, than first to last, in
light and glmmallke. able in are all things
pootwaily, to given "rolls: turn to ili'I mu
duct of them. and refreshing with his guillon
language the lrilnl ups-m» or that ironic
contract between the ”elements of n king
and the actual lie'i'easlllin .-l in: annoy
“'hAl I garden of Until»!
With him, blank ten». iuiiiiltcly graceful,
deliberate, musical in llliit'llull, in'e‘IifllLS in“
deal a true "hm ruynl,” ilmt rhyming
lapse, which tn the Hluiln-s‘s'iiium our came
aatliolest tum-ii of n-lliwnwut nu ll, being
here doubly ammqpruilr. 22in rhquriwo
blonds with that total lit-only, uf' wuu'lilir
was in fruikly aware. Ni atillniilu to in.
TM“, [ii hilt Wi‘l‘, til lliiv effect! of which on
the penile his remains were in much afraid,
on which tiliaki-slwaro him-elf dmdlv no at:
timtirrly as the "royal him-l“ mums and
gum in the face with in» rapid changes of
trooper . Scribner} Slate-gum.
A (‘uro for Warts.
livery body is more or Inn lnlrrmtnl in the
lliiyectof warm, for almost m-crylnly has
alarm time or utlwr l-vn troubled, to a
greater of Inner dcgrm, with tluwo annoying
arm Dr. Andrew Wilmns well
known publicatum, iimllli tlnmlnm, some
time agngave llic vii-we of iiliiiwinaix mr~
mwwulriitaon Ill-insulin and run- of wart»,
and Hill"! of ile- ilmnr'nw minim-ll iii-re tit“
cldedly monitor, to ray the hint, tine-um
m wulcnl, for example, writes that ha-liM
bat olpcricm‘o of a perfect min- in llm shape
of raw luv-f. plm ii certain Iliystcrinm work
of burial, M follows»;
His hands were covrrcd with wnrts,aml
«mi-day n “limit-vulcln ”ill gentleman" all»
vised him to pl’lil‘lll’tllllllillli plt‘t‘tl of raw
liecf,tn rub the warts with the beef, and
“initlilvliatoly after doing so to bury the pun,-
of beef in the ground. As uwmnutlin-lnvf
hm rotted away,‘ said the Hill gentleman,
”your warty. will be gone " 'l'llo currcspimil
cut acted up to the llbil’lli‘ilufl.‘ rn-wlvml,
rubbed his maria and buried the inn-f. in a
few days he was til-lo tn unto n Illifrrciicw in
tile z.. ‘
all E'Wilrl.» they had dtnyilmmi, We are
not ililUI u. -.I i. curlmuty, either of u‘lt‘llllllc
orcunimury ‘ h" kind, instigated the onrro
qmiiilcnttu .. . . l-w-f bailuiiilcrgum-i-mii-
pit'it‘ tit't':|_\'. lm' i ' [Mimi l... 1 :irli l 41' "lnid
partwulnr rill?» nu tlm lull izil of lin- hoof——
li-‘mhl vi ll . 'lil.
J' $145100. Kill: of l ‘lu.
The ii‘fllli of iilliliil‘tl J.li‘L~,ll, in Bath,
iii-"clonal n corn-r llill‘ti “llil murc than
ordinary flvll'lnfli'e‘. Juvkwn wus born in
Bath. [Hill in l\\‘l slilppwl :i.» ii null-1r and was
w‘n-cknl on the coral r-vf lli'il!‘ l'}u1-, in the
South Pili'llit‘.
The king of l'jnc helm: in fear of ill" l'nit»
of States glfl’cl'lllllvlli, tri-utml Jlfl'hvln well
(hi on» ('l'i'fuiillll iiit‘ king, who mu anxious to
go in nu uiiiurent island for mmuun age fur
llvnl, made our llath boy ti-lngmrnrily king
of ill!) island.
For thirty days. Jackson. king of Fine.
brill his lonely nzurt uii iii‘,‘ island lunch,
gtmrding his prov Nous and hoping md Would
come. A crew of white \ll‘ri'ki'm nrrivul
and to tin-iii Jaf‘hilll sold for about $500 the
mm” and wreck u: the ti'aN‘l ilt‘ ilfiiii landed,
and “Hit tllcm rwtxirnml thnlult, “hence be
worked In» new in ‘i’rzsrsnulioi-i- ll“ .li-liu-rcd
his llill‘il idll’lil'il cum in tlzmmnvr‘s ogrnt and
was rvunnlml Hill: 323 for his environ-re.
.-\lti~r but"; mullul ovci‘lnuiril in rounding
Cape Horn ho fur twnymi’e Still-1i to the
northern 5cm" mid “a: [mini fur hi. foul»: of
during. Then he ili‘t‘flllli‘ll >tcuinlxvat man,
rose to in.‘ thinlulfirrr of tlic i'lty .1 l’ekill,
one of the largiet eli‘allti‘l‘s ulluzit, and was
steadily mounting up “llr'fl ho was Lil-7t”iit‘ti
down by :i runaway lmrw \vllllo minin- nli a
vacation and klllcil. llo uu‘nnly Slip-sire
oluL~l’bil:2 h-ipllm Times.
How They Vote in (ire-nu».
“ .‘.: ._\ ll‘. .n in Greece czm be a millililnlc
{or :my viii-c. '~:u-l llr. ('illbitllllillt', "and
when a man anur-miuslflruwlf lLb'Kll'mlii
(into the xmvonmlcnt iiiu~t provide Li ballot
box for him, if ton mm nunmzmc thum-
sclvi-s xi»; candidates for mayor, :i separate
box is a". up fur curl) candidate and every
voter must vote in inch of the ten lilies."
“Then each mlhliolliti- would :31 llw Nillil'
number of Vilii’n, l efmuld tlilalk."
"That islanilii‘. but i urn-r knew it to
happen. Let mo explain is little flirtlicr.
“We vote with black and uhlto balls.
Each ballot box is divided into a black and
white) (viiiyssrlliiclit, with n funnel in the
mld-llc. Ewry tutor is gin-n white bulls
and block bulb, rind putting his hand down
in the funnel drops them asheelltnncs. A
white bull is fnramln block ball against a
mail. If the i'illdfll Whites to vote for Mr.
A., and for him only, he drops a white boll
iiltoliislvos anal black balls into the other
nine (there are ten modulates), or he can
vote for two of the camiidatcgor for the
whole ton if he chaise-s, his vote lacing really
of no account in that case, of mun-e. The
man who has most Wililt' balls in his box is
elected. When two representatives are to be
elected the man having the next highest num-
ber of white balls gets the second place, and
so mn'—-Lowiston Jounini.
The Hell Who Stand to “in.
People goton public gaming table with
their eyes own. They know at Monte Carlo
that the mm is against them at roulette, and
they are content to face the certainty of the
refsit at the rouge ct nuir. Consequently
they are assured that the bank mud-t win in
the long run, and they back their highly
spiculative chances in full urinal-sauce do
cause. But tbosharp wittcd innocents who
stand “to win" upon unknown horses, while
profaing to calcullito chanm never care to
ootmt with certainties Yet surely it might
be worth their while to consider that the
great world of betting men and timers must
live. Afew of the bookmakers make for-
times out of the victims who are floated;
many more might retire upon competenclin
were they only decently prinlent: and, in
anycase, the indispen-ble expenses of the
profmional arecmrmoua The net profits
atthebestarebnta mallpercentngeonthe
heavy gru- ontlay.—-8aturday Review.
Older and Winn.
Agood appetiteisagreatbkiising. it
speaks well form‘spbylical condition; sumo
times, too, it sharpens ooe’s wits.
"Ma," rcustnntratad Clarita, “when I m
atgrandina‘sshelet me have two plans (1
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Charlie,” saklllsnotkw. “1mm
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of the warts. and in about u month 1
THE hEN’l‘lNEL
dull “Lil“. balm-um
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swag eel ‘ugdog sliugs
Subscri tlon Price, $5.00 Per Year.
.: EEBSREEEBSE
w-rCNVJOOOr-DN
l
:3 it“: nonunion
': revival-mama
lsvvism sea tieaies ta err-is.
lanai Mittens Io cent; per line.
Inflow (Iris.
V" t a..." ‘ '
Architect and Civil Engineer,
'uvninhre Ham. ”pride-lions and minimum
coco fur the umsuurllmi of a very liffl'llwlull
of Mlldlhgfl.
TITllii N Kiliaifl A |l|.i'!.
Ui‘f'l-I Tajiflf'l building Wuhuwlrm ”5.,
M. Natural: l'. 0 [lot 7Tb
ALEX. N. UllillilN.
Want an" -x in. in sea: gin. on son “in. or. ar.’
Orgnnlelut tilt- rim (fnnvri-~.rilm;..il l hurrhM‘au-r
bury, Tut hr: of
l‘lunol’orle, Organ and llunirel
i'onipositiou.
filly [lick Boxml' 0.. .\‘IiltW..Alll (‘tlllN
C ll. 0' \Il'l'tllfi.
.
Csum for Wedding,- aml I'arlzi-e.
outlet-nil" an aunt furtnr art. mil wu-l!
mini Knot Hurt. and Emp'uvmcw (Hen
5t) IAIN 51‘. Mi Null“ .l.K. l'l‘
ire f'l’r'l'l
Im- n it
1 Ir. JENNINBS.
O
tinctcnor to L S. Quznzsrd
Undertaker & limbo l iiicr.
ELEITRIC leill’l‘ HELL iN THE ()FPI‘ 1':
No. 4 Knight 3:
«l rim Norwalk, t'onn.
J (I. CIHIWE,
e
i'urpclitcr azlltl Builder.
Plane furnished and K—iimsteiglven.
Jobbing of all killli‘ promptly summit 'C
Si“) Ann strict. [leaf it.“
P, 0 u “Liam lb \mrikCl
i It it. it nos", M"
liliildcl' and t‘ollli'mua-l
Work done .ry 'hc day or f0ul.’rx"t.
Ufllc f’mt of “21:11am! at. or. Water PA), liq: LE'
SOFT“ NORWAI.“ SAVINGS BANK
h
bl “sfllnogton Stru.
ip-r. la J‘L‘l.){1l"l‘i:lt..,m rt-iirmmlfrflplli
\ti u :ériu .yi immature; 0‘.
Drill eri~t1 "Weii or. Rpim- «
ALDeruLllANe. Prim;
JOHN H. Fl‘iltliit \It‘i l'. - 3 .'.
.1; l1. ltlllN ll li‘i'dl‘l’ . we .insi'l'rv,»
ATEI‘T'I‘S.
u. it In isti'i‘os,
Washington. D. 0.
Ton years in [mind 5mm l'uu-m lira
diw
hunt: to inventors mazmd free
(Semi-go ll. Raymund.
l’UllN l'l‘lllil'l till i Lilli
And Furnishing Undertaker.
Call and see my large stock of a1! kinda-of fumimre.
36 Main Street, Norwnlk.
Also prepared to inmllh everything necessary for
Telephuitt
the interment cf lhciicad, day or night.
conceal-in with rcndrncc. he. :s bukhy placi.
.klch l'J. 6m
1L. S. li‘ltllllllS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing s Specialty.
in Washington St..
ift‘miilifr. .5 Elm 3- .
l
Santi- Norwalk.
lllllllll PUIllT
“NIINITIIN ‘ INUHILL. Monsters.
The ilea Shore Resort
of Connecticut.
iiood listhing, Shade,
lihore Food and Good Order.
NOW TO GET TNIIE.
Steamer Medea
0A". II. WWLAND.
SUMMEli NIGHTS FESTIVALS
Tuesday and Thursday Evelilti
lites-rt Urdu will Iran loath Hawaii at 1 Ci.
“alums: leave Noun Plant at II a cloth,
Baton Point ail Bell Island!
STEAIEII "Illllli'lii .”
Capt. Ii Ito-land.
DAILY Till 'l'AIllJt:
Irmrmnm Sll'lik.~ii)w a. an. it.» .
31‘: p in
lirsve ilcllo Hand“ 6 In. MI), flit. a. in.
Wilson Point. tlha ni fur tinmh Novwslk .
a. in . l ti. 2:“ p In for Wilson Polo! and FIN-i-
t'll-snail Q If). limp in tor Wilson l‘uini only.
have Wilson l’olit 1- it) a m for Be'l Island
lien, man in. ' 15 '_.m minp in. for Ikll Inland
and rtnturi l’mu
ilavr ltntnn Pom two It He in , in p.
m. for "f” iiiltd Wilson l’v-mt ail-l Flami- Not
walk 4 ll) Hf» p as for it’ll-m l'iiiat onlv.
e ‘5! ’L m for Ileil Island, Wilma hunt and Mullh
Nurwalli. When memory w.li make an extra trip
to lit-lift wasiii isle-v
si'vmv 'llll Titus
inn.- Blvillillnll‘“ Oil‘la. m for Hoth waalk.
have Knuth Sorwn k-IO‘B) a m . 1 ill, 12.0,
t l'~. '~ to p in, for lie“ Island and Burton I'virit
lnvr ltmon Point ll 'its in , 1.45, 3.1). m
“an in Hart trip) fiif'OBlll Nnrwslk.
(In week dip the will make trlps as pvr llrne
'ahie,conmrtlng with slitramson l) d N ilmemn.
lilmralnmc ltalirmd. at “ Neon l’nim
Pan- Wl mu Point to Bril leland or Rotor: l'olnt
lfr iarh way
~- Illli Nurwnlk in lit-ton i‘ulll’. or Boil
mm: 1- mp: Tc rx urnlat'l
TRY OUR.
Del. County Creamery Butter
l’l‘ FLY-It‘lihi EVERY Tl)! ii
“9 VB}: ‘8'} 9 ll)! Elli}??-
TAR WALKS !
I am now wry-nevi "(it c nipv'enr, n.1,. to [I'll
dt-wii lit-z :1 mi in: 1" (Li; emanatei at
Reasonable Prices.
.‘pkfill nrlc .llun uni-n m
Curbs and Cutters.
Bellman - fumbled and work promptly a'teulfll
JOHN ll. MORTON,
Tny [or Ave-lino, Smith Norwaik.
|' 0. ll»! :32. jl-‘im
lull". Yili' Tillilll Ol'ii
Formosa. Oolong
Blillll TEA
__—~.O.—v————
Hand 15:
10.2.16 lf
Finny of our neigbhurs, no doubt. have [inc Tra
to» fine i . '3",il)0da'lis‘1tle : 1hry fall to get there
with the o rimmed "unim- and rtrcngth as do
your hnmhlc ”tulle So if you are dis-alipficd try
our Tel
lie “on an old Tea Buyer.
He said: "It is scold Tea. "no pound is worth
on pound.- of such tea. as l have been buying, and
the price of fits in both ie the name."
JOliill H. SMITH,
F LUUIST.
MAIN STREET. “OUT"
Monuments and Headstones.
Doaot hay amonnnicnt or Headstone from any
photograph bulge direct to the show rooms at
W Bales. Water Street. Nerwalk and select one
appointed in it:
lining stone
all complete and you will not be due
w. Dialer in all kinds of
cemetery work.
P. W. BA'I‘ [357.
$13!:
NORW A Lil
Another Iaid: ‘ ldon't wish to flatter. but it is ae
prod Tm as l have lie-cu used in paying 70 (chub
it.“
Price: 50c lb.
Billie & ianmck
GO '1'0
UUUUE 8: UlUUlU S
UUlllillUllL UULLEUE !
Gazette Building, Norwalls, Ct.
IRAN! ll. RI'SCOI. Pulsars].
By our system of once "notice. using all kinds of
mmerctal piper which is ml value.
our scholars are thoroughly litcd for any busi-
ness peeillon
Careful Attention Given to the Detail of
Bud-an.
‘Dally (excepting Saturday) its as. to 1
Evening: loud-y. Wednnday
Sui-ions 4 p In
line mmdsyrnioeou
WRIT- YOB "IE-TABLE.
Merrill Phono'gnrgpic Academv.
Commercial Training
“All-attest" Renard. (2. ln Ionian
Day sail m
uomasn and
School,
Choice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, «130.,
8‘“ a in Six-cc t.
EElllESS
lilllES‘i ms
“Do Your Own lDyslng, at Home.
'i'hy will dye everything. They avwsold envy.
w m. Price I00. I parkaga. 'i my have lit-equal
for Sim-wit. Brightness, Amount in Peel-m
orfor Postman of Cabs. or vaminsEWilirI.
Tkaydoaetemekev-nt:iosslers. orsalsby
uom Phi-my, and Gee. I. mm
at lv
‘13 ’wlwtln' from VII-h.
”taboo. w. his. tsesiv
MN cat 2: in “has.“
rut-u Is-sauyea War-
npud. l'snryaohi
thou-tie“ “ hf
-- -_ .2553“. . 1"“
irtllelsl titans Stellar Coping,
news llOLLlII.
GA ll ltIAGE BLOCKS.
dun, dun,
Manufactured by c. T. LEONARD,
.. as Water fluent. tall ly
F. H. NASH& 830.,
(30“. IAIN 8 W“? on.
Good Work Guaranteed.
FOR T“!
We we so}: up Mr.
(J? ALI. KINDS.
l
Tin and Sheet Iron Work
Are lbr b e! and cheap: pl in 10').
team and fins Fitting,
._,-,E_fl_‘m
OUR RANGES
Gr at American Healer
Tl.
Hausa Furnishing UUUUS ’f
(‘HINA AND G'. ASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Btov
Loucsi Prices in 'l‘own.l
'PLUMBIN'G.
THE CRY xs amt. remodels?
MORE NEW CIOO
.‘v' i: W
“W Mr «vlllnz lieioa r Hf. Soar In your rlmnrc.
\‘zi-e lamp-I.
Window Screens lo
“- firi- all‘ m: a l the {mu In our Klti llf‘f.
LUT ill?
Refrigerators and Ice Chests
WATER COOLERS
WM» Mountain lrc Cream Pvt-were.
V.
i it
burp mm fl-’..
Do .‘l (wry-t to c J! and ice our new arr.nl iii fill Stove».
The Universal St
‘0 l0 ‘0th Iain Strict. so. \‘nrwmlt. Ci.
'l‘U'l' EPUULIU!
“r u urine In thank you for the mural W
esleiuled to on during June. W
We have saved you two doll-II
is dozen on your ptmtographa
emu- we opcum our studio.
We now offer with the I9 I.-
pcrtats is MIMIIIIII scald-rim-
iacd, Iii-voted reign plate
glass stand
iiielcad of the lure photo for tuning, tor the same
price. on y iii-rectum". ears the may tie-sno-
at by csnvsaswrs and gets superior emeis Calli
our studio. over Ibo periods!
E. C. HEWKE.
THE LATEST 1
During the hammer Noni-Ia
NORTH
WILL Ul’l’lill
UNUSUAL INUUUEUUUTU
Tn ihmc Mm order one down Cabinet
l'lmtuiuaph‘.
Just arriml, new and handeom riy‘lrt‘, in Parlor and/
.i ll y hlzcll
All H'yl
——BUY
Yt Il'li—
COAL AND WOOD
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 86 GO.
Al! the forum» verb-tics of hard and free-burning coals.
Willi-4' supply. All c» all thoroughly scrwue l, erl prepared
and promptly delivered.
Gal, Pile, 0113311111! and Spice Willi Saul and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Oflice, Water Street,
FOOT 0F HAVILAND STREET,
Opposite P :itt &. VVeed’s Shoe hianul'uctory-
Special prices given for
v‘
iNSPflT POWDER.
WHITE ll ELLIRORI.
RAT EXTBltMl NA’I‘OR.
KNOWLS‘ 1358451 DMBOYBR,
DlA'l'H ON HALL,
“‘-’€::,:: “
H EADQUARTE:R S j
g..—
P'URI FAWN GREEN,
ltOACll FOOD.
RAT DYNANITK
HITIYHBLL'S POISONID WHAT-
POlaUN FLY PAPER,
'I‘ANGIJEF()()'1‘ li‘Inl” PAPER,
Whalersle and Retail, at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. Main and Wall Street:-
\
AT THE STORE OF
C. H. HARVEY,
in North Main so,
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to l,500 Pairs
llUU'i'S illll Slllllls
To Be Sold Way Down Lass italic,
.1
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