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summit.
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was “1 ‘iOidoo Minis
‘es‘eey sagasias‘at L“!"I"I1!L
sir-remains
Buggies, Blasters. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Price. to Suit All.
Call and Ice Them.
mm mm.
DIM a, flfllllflil
Arenowprspwedtosder
Canned Goods
0! Inperiannsllly at low prices. with s dlrcorist
onqneaiiisaoi ulnar-«re W as per a
lee-ribs." "I“ “01’.
epwmemmllc.
Pin-t T-areto-aidcorrctaJennelde.
Unis ”Ingram scene'loc.
hula-shes. pronouns”:
lsmvrsthsallepwcumcgpsue.
" :h,ltr-oresu.tc1as .
“m."-
. ids-bruins.
UM full-
I. asuorio.
Builder and Contractor.
'wkdeashythedeyoveeatmet.
(Heisteilsvhlltm'stw. museum.
0 momma. '
f” h I and Panic. his or“
mas-lira dcknd‘woelkaflie cab
”dismal 3310' armor.
Aux. s. omeon.
“dike “glam ChIRhJeter
Planoforte, 0rgen and l usiesl
(lo-position.
It, “half. 0.. ”DIWALI“!!!
J. «clown.
Carpenter and Builder.
oinllkiadspromptlyattmdsdttn
Ann street. near Isis
no. mmmm
J newsman.
. mbhlm
Undertaker & Emhsltncr.
mammal-“0mm.
htm‘ BsnldmceJll-BL.
seo-s- larwalk. Coal.
WI. I. nan.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
thui-‘y‘ml' I
ethnildtua.
mas nusonssnn.
Wnfitlwnz‘n
our: aonwau esvmoe om
Bl Wm Street
from! I
gunmasseugm‘ to P.-
Pam.-
Il. VIBE Vice-Pest;
“If. too: ll. arms“. ead'l'rsss
Ito-o Ian-wry and Grading. -
auntie ”‘13:.
ttti w
P“; g-mtsed. at Al Lam ll.
HORSE outcome.
area-rt cans“ an? stables-“w?
alto. mil
luau ascim-s‘s son purl—IBM
§ O'I‘mskuo-wsllspshiug
a“ Immunisat-
Mulflsflk “If
llileliii ail Htaiiliiti.
Worms-shun:
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lwwnlksndsdeetmas
lab
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twin-hum.
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flirt-guss- impress dcseenc
mtw“m""“l“.ii'””i site.
1 - II. oasis
lei-omidcpwesmseeustlpigm
Weesiqucieiuotloetoour
Epicurean Canned Clams.
l’ncksdst lsrllsrlrr. labia. warranted tune
grit. (Yhowderaiidfrittere at short iii-ties Also
nugutheyarewith vinegar, uxcprr csn.‘
cser .
”mucosa-Jeannine.
Canned Fruits.
Blue Berries imdld pies) 12x1: prrcnn.
Blast-berries. l per can. scan- me.
t‘sll'oviiia Apricots. It per can. 5 cute Ii.
tniiovnlsl’sschujlowcancans’i Us
(hill-unis Green (lens Plains, 28¢ per mu. iicsns
1m
their-atria w Plume. lac pecan. ll cans 3MB.
Ocular-la it: cherries * per cm.
Wiioruln Bartlett Pius. Solution.
Ii ngnrs Pails White Charla; i'lc pumdmasflc
Quality of all these Goods Warranisd
Any notrlrhtwill henndegood. We still on-
tinue‘io eeli
Hills 24 CENTS A MZBN.
llihilt & constant.
(Ill ""‘
the
“UT! '13:.- me:
am .. we: mountain
w. L. DoucLAs
$3 SHOE “not...
"new Ilsa Laced Graiuaad Cicad-
moor roo .
Best thoriu- world. Examiner his
.00 GED“?! \‘Is‘ "AND-SE“ .1) $110!
.00 IlAND-SEWI-in “'EIII‘ Slio .
3&3 Ell-Wt” N.’l»l~’"‘"l~“§l¥o‘“°‘
aura si‘oé'ii on "i V Ni KN'S straits.
Ito" and his"; 1. it .
an iiimlc int om- r-.- lion-vii and Late.
83 8: $2 SHOES Lidia
marginal: Forging!" m
Pet at . Best. . nest
. I. gong-s. Brooklet. lass. Bold
John So aub & $033,
Wash-grow Strut. South lorwalk.
REQUIRES
Milli".
Doéflile
Ask Your Grocer for It.
“than! 8308..
as"
. Parochial Pupils Captura the endotshlpa-
prises is marriagesnshnostall bred is
their-ermine. where a less woven-
tlorial society gives women a search at
(reado- io girlhood. You don‘t had
the. growing up with cailstheoice.
haslth hits son a maessgesee to do their
exercise for thorn.
You all remember the psloiul story oi
a girl in a city home. surrotmded by ev-
ery care, who wse strangled in the cords
oi her “health pull“ one evening little
more than n year since. Boswely more
pitiful la lit-rt fstc than lhsi oi girl»
nrougnt up to drpsmd on such ‘Ilmtl
tau—- ior work-rid ox~rciteil the) lite. A
«ck, a. B‘Illc woman, urrusud. unable to
- r- ior hrrsrlf or others, I- thu roost tut
Nile. IIpugliauI objsotlu creitiou. Y ii
tritium find slanting Druuly winch list-
mt had a til-mi (lrvek education of out
door liie and exercise behind it.
Take the bountiful Gunniriga, who ran
wild in thslr Imh aiuntly horns till
their calculating mammn h~d rakei an:
.orapo-d enough to inks thorn to Duhii
ill d tin-no» to London. Th» Gunning»
wore iinlicvnsa-rl burdens, lint Ihril’ recon
over the hills gave them metclilcss com
plrxitrns. Lin-r sill” lire. Inngtry took
her beauty course», rovrng tho Jvrsry
inure with her brothers in unit, puro sur-
sir, living on peaches and coarse bretd,
aith just as little ol lessons as sodium
to lit her for London drawing [union-—
Motion Latter.
The swiul silence winch prevails i..
the editorial department of the Protes-
tant. religious jiul’llflhl and educational
‘bceis concerning the lite triumph oi
the porocliiul over the public schools iii
New York city throatons to grow duper
and more tiwiul. Within thr inst litto-
«iiontlis tour l‘lllilllllllllllllll have horn
rtold in two Congressional distriC's ill
Naw York city for as many places tit thr
Military academy st West Point and thr
Naval academy at Annapolis. The four
p isitioiis have been won by pupils of the
Citholic schools. The compatitors were
from public and parochial schools alikr'.
the examiners were public and parochial
«school tranche-rs, and the significant lon-
ture of the (our Victories was that lbr
ooys educated by the Christian Bruno-r.
not only took the cade'lrlilpd. but took
the succi-vding plncraaiter the firstdowi.
to the filth. seventh, eighth sud [truth
places, so that the public school mholars
were not only simply defeated, but lill'tl)
miniousiy routed. Bruce the nwiui
silence which has fallen upon the cdltut
laldepartmeots above mentioned. Our
watt-timed contemporaries oi the Catholic
press will be kind enough to add to [hr
gloom which has come upon the Pnt‘mles
oi the parochial schools by publishing
thrso facts in largo typo tend crowing
loudly until the urxt rxuinluuiion ior ii
cadetshizi.-—-Cttthoitc Ratew.
lath-a! 0 A. I. Inca-nest.
Thi- members oi the Admiral Futile port
0. A. ll., of New Haven, have tendv 0
their services to General Alger, co .7
mnuder-in-chiei of lb“ 0 A. R . to ac-
ts his escort and body guard at the Bit
tiorialencampmont, which will be hvl-i
at Boston next August. Na an-wer he~
-is yet been rrcein-d irom him. Tho)
also tendon-d their services as escort ta
Governor Bulkrloy. A irttor oi nccvpt»
once was rrceivcd irnui lhe'govr'roor in
which he speaks of glowing [films of the
Admiral l'ootc post. The encampment
will be held in Boston about August l2.
and the Admiral Fools post expect to
have 600 uniiormvd mon in line.
THE: NEW'
FURNITURE ST E
son and as Washington
Bonihllrne'khsilndoill _
‘I'IIIODOBI COLIDIAR. . P printor
Picture Ire-m, m Glasses etc Price»
willewit you BUR“
WWI. (XVII.
sag]. lv
HUMPHREYS’
aim“;
tw Inducing than?“ and are and
Bin-sovereign ra-edlanrtheWai-Id.
Q. 1i, m .h
dawn.
. . . . ..
on no. hmmRam-oM
tumult
GREAT flllllli.
825.00 Antique chamber Suits
reduced to 82.0.00.
830.00 Solid Oak Suits rotiuccd
to $25 00.
They must be sold ,we must
have the room.
Dav idStow
80. In! STREET,
or crater.
0L0 Alli) RELIABLE
no on Fruit!!! in
South "oxalk
ultimatum.
cI'it llllllliilll
instant-satin mired-out
rut matures in station.
ape-tag beset-a at tho traits-st hem
lanai—limb." lit-lost
CW». larch .1»le opening ses-
sion oi the National lraguo meeting was!
called to order in the Wrddrill house at
hall past 12 o’clock, with the iollowlng
trained delegates present: A. ll. Baden and
5W1 H. Conant. Batman"? II. Ilyrue and
The ”‘""'" h" at ‘h M0 I” A. [Dab-EMA Ptytts‘burg;AW.NIimIi:w.i::
rant-nine is the Burning miss at yuanb'ffllihflgz 3km, Chitin-II“; A
. Rose ll pills; A. . uldl
“mm".."fl’ . Pesetkility‘lhat and James ii in, Chicago; Jul}; my a3
M In" lei Al's-Cr Veil-lol- Charles 1‘. Dillingham, New York; John ‘1'.
William Pa, lam h-M h Drink, ludlsuepolle, anti I. Dell. Robinson
nowbutonehopethattbeeightmsa luv
and David Hurley, Cleveland.
Rep-urinal committees we" first cal
W b! n“ h u" 39'“ WW” ior. sitar 'hlch tho following motion 1::
collisrieearesllva That hope is a slight "mg-i, W: "In,“ in. 40 P"
one, but itisclnrigtoby the "lands oi the cant. oi gate n-u-ipis motioned to soo-
mi-iug roan with desperate laundry. This tlou so oi the bogus constitution be con-
hopo is that tbcy may have iound their stnsedenduuderstwdw FM” "WEI! cents
way through old workings unused for years P" ceplis turnstile “’"m' M I“ n”
‘ lathe kl oitha case at Philadelphia, where ten cents prr
3 the "Erma,“ seam 0' coal kw" capita turnstile count shall be paid.” The
t insist presc
Are They its the lllllmau Vail? mmflh‘him" I“ “I. min: 0'
It I! "mum “'1‘ Frank Cull, 0" 0‘ President Nick Young read a letter can-
the imprisoned roan, helped to drive the tsining an odor oi slum») for the min
tunnel and work these openings, and car chlsssand clubsoi tho National league and
tainly knows oi their existence. It thi- Ilhd whet “I. meeting wishcdto do with
All Hope Abandoned oi Saving
the Miners.
BIAVI itrstruens mum nscn.
apposition iscorrect the unfortunate men
are now locked in the workings of the Bill.
man vein, and are unreachable until the
flreisentlnguished and the rock tunnel Is
once more pa-able, and this will bathe
work of several days.
Whether they can livsso long is a doubt
inlquestiou. Thsttheycnri still be in the
lowsr worklngn, where they worn at the
timethedrshegamandbealivetsnowgem
slly accepted as impossible. The rescuing
party that went down the Stanton ruins at
2 o'clock seems to settle that question
A Dangerous Undertaking.
The party was composed oi experienced
and resoluteruen. it was adsugerous and
doubtiul undertaking. The dhtarice from
the loot oi the Stanton mine to the point
where the men were at work lax,“ feet.
Up this incline the band of rescuers made
their way. not knowing at what moment a
supplementary explosion might occur. flail
allocated by smoke and noxiom gases, they
fought their way, and finally reached the
very rpot where the men had been at work
when the fire began.
Only Their Tools were found.
Up to this time the loaders oi the search-
ing party had some hope that when the
chamber was reached the men would be
loud alive. Only the tools of the missing
men were found. showing plainly that in-
stead of rushing toward Stanton shaft they
had undoubichy gone In the direction of
the tunnel, with the probability of being
overcome by the heat, make and 1a which
lay in that direction. Their practice oi
mind must have been lost in the ilrst mo-
ment of danger, ior they had about a thou-
sand loot to go toward thaBtantou to reach
a place oi positive safety, their flight being
made easy by the force oi the air currents
behind them, which were being driven furi-
ously out by the iorce of tho explosion at
the tunnel.
Stopped by tho ‘l'crribla Ila-t.
' showing that the Columbus club had a right
it. The our-r was immodlaicly laid upon
the table. Thru a communication from F.
B. Brnuell, secretary oi the Brotherhood,
was read. It refi-rretl to tho arrangement
of Players’ league dam and contained s ro
N that the League rcpeal the resolution
to boycott all clubs playing against the,
Brotherhood. The communication was ia-
bled without discussion. The schedule corn-
mittae presented the lollowiiig recommenda~
lion:
"That the mileage ior each club he aver—
agedsud the costs computed on the basis
oi iourieen men, at a ilxed rate per mile
each. All clubs below the average will be
required to pay an amount into the [argue
treasury to equal the average; tho clulnt
having paid, on the some basis, an nmoupt
exceeding the average to be reimbursed
such amount at the close of tho mason."
Tbs recommendation was unanimously
adopted. A brie! discussion oI' the general
ieattiree oi the schedule, as arranged by the
committee, than ensued, alter which the
meeting adjourned. it is rumored in the
corridors oi the Weddell house that Wash-
ington is to sellout to Detroit, butnll League
men who have been approached say thorn in
absolulcly no inundation for such a story.
They say that the transfer of the Washing-
ton team to Detroit would throw the circuit
out of balance, putting six clubs in the west
and leaving only {our in the east, which its
consummatio. they do not wish. One of tha
strongest evidences oi the lalsity of this
rumor is the act that the Detroit peoplanru
negotiating with Boston for the transior of
Pitcher Frank Kuhn:- to the lulu-r city.
Khan. is here, and he said last evening that
Manager Lend-y, of Detroit, had advised
him to go to Boston ii s chance I'rl'v oil'ered.
Ralph Cohan, of the Columbus club, and
John B. Day, of New York, bad a long con;
{crunch with regard to the [charm cons.
Cohen displayed several letters and nflldsvits
to negotiate with Lebane at the time be won
signed. but Day was not disposed to give up
Tho rescuers wished on a thousand ieet his claim to the man When last seen Cohen
further, until they wers stopped by tho tari- wan vowing vrnguanec upon the League.
rible heat, which made a barrier they could Day says he intends to let the board of arbi.
not pom. To save the mine irom utter da- tratiou settle the matter. It is the general
struction the firs must be put out. Issac better that the League will not get through
only be put out by flooding the lower work- here before Thursday or Friday. The work
lugs, and so long as that-e wees hope that done up to this time is considered a more be-
themert might still be In there alive the
company has hesitated to do this
flooding tha line.
But now, ii they have not made their way
up to tho Hillmsri vein workings. thry are
dead, and the oillcials decided to go to work
at once and flood the mine. No time was
lost. The main oI tho Crystul Spring Water
company wee tapped and a big stream
poured down the shaft. By 0 p. in. five
strains were pouring a cascade down the
shalt. Forty-eight hours, it is believed,
will‘nuillce to pit out the fire, or at least so
far to check it as to render an exploration
oitbeworkings oi the Billmeu veinpot
nible.
Ilia l'ioy Jamesaw's flaroism.
The boy Jameson displayed remarkable
heroism. When the explosion occurred its
called ior help and several men came. He
told them to take his mules back and uotiiy
the hon “i am going in to notify the
boys," he said. “They've got to get out
mighty quit-k." Without a word he ran
through°tha inst gathering smoke down the
dsri tunnel. lie never came back, but
whatever is the late oi the man he tried to
mve be will share it. Five of the men are
married. and unless they are recovered alive,
they will leave lira widows and twenty-four
children.
All Hopa Abandoned.
A litter dispatch says: All hope of saving
the entombed miners has been a
It is ieared that thay hncnma ctiniuasd and
randirsctly into the burninggns. Bsarcli
ginning.
limb-ll Nolan.
John Martin, one oi the directors of the
Indianapolis Baseball club, was interviewed
on the question oi reducing the League
from ten weight clubs and the pomibility
oi dropping the Indianapolis taunt. Ir.
Harlin grew warm on the snbjectnnti do,
clnrad that the club would not bedropped
under no circumstances. They have gone
to considerable «xpeuse to hold their play-
ers together, and now have what looks ilks
awinning nine, and rather than be shut
out the owners will take the mnttcr‘into
court and light it to the bitter end.
The New York League club has begun
suit against i‘itn Kaela, George Gore and
Daniel Richardson to restrain them irom
playing with the Pinyers’ Lingue cinbt
John Tenor. secretary and treasurer of
the Pittsburg Pisyorn’ League club, states
that the report given to the pvt-as that the
priceoi admission to games played on the
home grounds would be twenty-live cents
tserroneous. The price of admission will
be fifty cents.
“cuntsr's lNSTiTUTE.”
lavastlgatlirg in Peculiar Hospital in tho
City at Baltimore.
Bani-titans, liarcii it—Tlto health depart
mantis investigating one of the moat ro-
msrksble institutions which has ever been
mtablishsd in Builinioru. It is a faith euro
hospital called “Christ's institute," and is
for the bodies will be continued several mhycoiorsdmen. it it locslad on Stirh
days. The damage iothe propertywili he ling strut, near Eager. its existence was
very great. Tho firs had extended W {est discovered by the death oi a woman from
from its point 0! origin at last reports. mmption. The chiei oilicer oi the estab-
————-—————-—-—,— lhhment is "Dr." Katmai-d. A rsporter
“I. 1"“!in “I‘ll. called on him ior an interview as to the
Prrrsnunn, Pa, larch l—Ths oillclalsoi method- IID mplol'd- 110““:
the Pittsburg and LIX. Erie railway claim "1 en the proprietor 0‘ Christ's ill-time.
that the strike of their yard man haow whichhnsbeenestablishedtocunpeoplsby
hrukeuaudthetmubieh virtually stun the helpofGod. I use homeopathicmsdl—
oi the past. Ir. Yohe, super-hung a chin, sndcnrentiy kindoidiasassthatdeek
maintenance oi way, held a csnisreaes is heir to. During the year 1888 l beans
with the strikers, tailing than“ convinced that God danirrd through me to
totbe abeeuceoi Presidentliewsllnotung rub peculiarpeopls, end our-h 2, law, 1
could badoue. Hr. Yoliellumhrdmgg opeuedthisplsce. Since that tints! have
tho return of the president 0mm ludstleest accountants...“ mauyol
wouldhsmsde satisfactory. The
however, onsulnioaely sgreedto continua
thaws. Ir. Yok‘ebthsreupo- hand a
i can?" strihwqicrt its
in sin-hr. ’. Yohe my! that film
lmvsnswnieastwtwktodsynndaiuu
iorcswitlilriaiewdaye.
Two I". ceiiils‘ ira- lew York.
WW. larch h—lew York osp-
tnrsdtwoottkethse V rte-lan-
tie-emttothessaatslrythe “a
ewlernsyoue. Frederick .W.0atlh,
brotherl- lsw or
told-lob. Herbert Mm- ul' 3"]
hawk}: “Luge-5d!“
ewl
hiohsomlatT—Iil. m,
GovernorAbbanaadtkalriaI.
lianunn, Harsh l—Ooverner Lesa
hooklyn, _
'I'rscyaudhrotheroiilsw. Llama,” nochargsiortreatmeot or medicioedam
rddedatamwt- endeolorad
lest kellss-slietsdwith pulpit-lion 0(th
iham i'rhits person, and all were cured ex-
ceptthe woman whose certificate was sent
tothe health olllcs. She had the consump-
tion, and was dying when they It.“ ior me.
"I have patients iron thmmonthsold to
till years Some have sithwr paralysis,
chronic rheumatism, sciatic stillness oi the
joints. buttliey will-ll be currdiuaehq’t
it My trantmsatvnriee eel undirected
”m3. voiced God. When a patient com-s
tornaorlgotoeee himor her, lpiscs in‘y
Ingerouthe part elect-d and instantly]
am directad by God whot kind oi medicine
toasssadwhstelseloaghtiodo. i make
willing toaccept whatever they teal able to
pay. I have also twenty-five pupils whom
l‘am learning to be doctors lchargs them
nothing for their instruction; as it has
pianssdAlmlghtyGodtoglvamaths wisdom
and knowledga" °
Uphill wws found a namlrsr oi white
people who had been, they mid.
H A O c‘rs.
JoflDOLLAR A 005:.
WHAT IS KURflLL?
Ir ir- all In with revised tor Rhine-”lull.
Irurislgla. bria-lcrs (ls-wt lewd hiervols err
leuraigic ll. attaches
While it 'e a prop ‘Clitl! nmitcin it is none the
ins-potent "moonwalk iv. i c -w ‘
luv marry ‘it In re In!“ M; d. The cumin stints to
'h' rnulto ruler rind) at ire sd-NL o' Kiwi w Is
I llama. w iii Monm- .srrc, hath am;- and than is:
News lie or Nev nu- "81d ch or tin: tune a. an
to rd iorm. “ti tic-u oi ye‘er" n'sndiur, Lumbar:
at d that at (my tyw at a verity.
K H “I’LL in: t pf-vvlllrll to the pubic
on'er M e colon Ibo claim
is madewhl h hem», will not evvtain. l- m a
Mletliir-ita pawns lr-r it sons wi bout faith.
You do tut hue to will we- k or 0s s l- r best-II.
list can nose me good P—Iilr- from th I'-t don.
IT WILL REL'EVE YOU IN All HOUR
Indoor hoillr It I-nlllov 'n c u» a' i acute attack
THREE BOTTI £8
liavo cured canoe oi fifteen yeara'
standing.
lslletl on [Ctr-'9‘ n' m c 0c in lr-lilc
Poll its”! BY s Li. I)“ [7126th
0:0. C 000“" I I Ci! . Gwls'l Agwuls,
mrll'fiflly [105nm In“
llfilllfll'l's
have too: rut-erred a law lint if
$8, 310 and $12 IVERL‘UA‘I‘S
Which I am guitzg to
Call and [motion 'l'liciii
As it wil be to Your Own Interest.
Davis
The Tailor,
W. [1. MEEKER & CO.
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Steam. and
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Tin and Sheet iron Work.
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Steam and Hot Air Hosting.
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urr contort, cont.
“animal a! $6, $8 and $10 '
or summer Prints.
Boots in suits
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L iiir.’ Fu-ncii K‘tI Hand Bowed. Indies' Punch turned and wells at prices that
willas'omeli you.
A inli Ilm' oi Ltdlt‘r', Children‘s and Men's Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER &- OLSEN,
Leaders in llic limit and Shoo Trude.
THE UNIVERSAL STIIllll
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Clufllflll, llas‘s, iii and Kitchen Ware
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The Universal Store
North Main St, South Norwalk.
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Norwalk Chronicler