; J 111 iner‘y
FLOWERS. FLOWERS.
120 FOR. A MATH 011‘ FLOWERS“.
ht
' ”no!!! ”W m hr arrow as We will sell a bountiful
.13 high-o. Thom man's-inmost“ this- in Conmiim. Do nth
mouthing-scar” fl'aolstslnicio'y.
STRAW Goons.
LARGE SHAPES, BONNETS and TOQUES
magnum-coon, only”; ahmniirol'l'oqocrusdootsvrryniccsnaw 85c
RIBBONS
hum-bland w’dlhs A huntitnl line of Satin Edge, 0109 Groin Ribbons. all Pnru Silk,
Hymns! yard. Infused Iibouusaspsclslty.
VELVE'I‘ RIBBONS.
The burst and mat v-icd ammont ever shown. All color. all widthr.
TRIMNIIED HA’I‘S.
ammmhmmeloent ihcraw material. suchu Flowers. Ribbons 1nd the
tonal-foams
haw manure and bcmrirni liar or Trimmed lilitnery at prices for
“'1’.de 'l-yecI-puitcr. We how a ml‘iamrni inc of Trimmed llamas low as $150 with and
Doa’thay insure visiting cataton-
H! K. R I E G E R ,
Hahnckemo Hotel Block,
w
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
The right goods in the right place.
found in the line ol
BNNTS ANN IlllES
At the store of
C. H HARVEY.
“Maoist“-priouh—sChiid’schShoetoaGent'silandSewcdssshor; hes made.
Ladirs' Ella Kid Button reduced from $2 00 to $1 85.
Ladies Paris Hand Sewed Kid Button reduced [tom 83 50 to 8?. 50
Indica’ Princess Kid Tip Button reduced from 33 00 to $2 00.
Ladies' Corinne Kid Tip Button reduced iron: 32 00 to Si 50.
G. H. HARVEY,
70 North Efrain St" South Noravuik.
W
T l. Hill. 81 ill.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OF FER. TO—D AY
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES i
FROM AN
Unfortunate Importer.
-"bbtho Dru-“pom“!!nadshyamtlcoimsrrhd. Menuhin
ins-Is across.
Prices lellbe $5, $7. 25 “$7 50, $8. 25, $9. 25
lasilahovsihoullyradeaotwosroaliks. lsihls
Wonderful Purchase
“fin““hflw. Wummm Iii-BMW. Walk-m
OTHER BARGAINS.
Webster’s Dictionaries !
"Macaw-4W“ Pflooflm.
Pillow Sham Holders-
inflows-snob. macaw.” nhuman-mama"; ma
..B HALL do 00.
NEW flfiétnrfiifi/t:
l'l'TlllE STORE
unassuming-ass.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Everything can be
\
Ina. menu.
18'.” II“
Gloss; 430 fish Smut.
new. “I'-
mm.”
Mir. ”Murals-um
Hon-ill Business College.
rassiuanr. aanmu. W01!“ causes.
WLNNINNTNN ILNLNT.
0110 Quoting-JIM! Boot.
“5M! lamb. lung, m aura-a m
in 11111-12me mu 'fi'
on , .
mow.
Home Dressed Poultry 1 Specialty.
Orders Dollrored Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washlllsiou ”innit.
GEO. COSTELLO,
_ Drains in Im'gu and Domestic
FRUITS
WKOLRBALI Al") RETAIL.
-—-—-<oo——-—-
Bananas a Specialty
_.._4...,_ .—
15 Railroad Place. 80. Norwalk
111529
LANN N NNNS
THOMAS, DAYTilS,
PlilLAllElll’lllA.
The Thomas. Ilse Best in the
World, “cinch Cut, 06.00.
The Dayton, M—Inch (turns 50
W. C. QUINTABD,
MUSIC II “J. IROCK.
WAGONS
Now-Alimhnd
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindlm, etc.
Prices i - 1
Call and See Them.
fi!‘i‘ All-
.rouN I. trauma,
Wmmrmuauusasor
NNLL LNN NNNN
Brick, Liane. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Lackswauna, Locust
louutain. Franklin, and
Wilkosoarre Cools.
inn! in RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ toot or Washington and Mar
shall‘atrcota. _ fir-arch cinch a! Stiloon
"m1; ‘ittrf' will
1'11: BEST ourrsn lN vTHE WORLD.
“ROPE WAS NEARLY ABANDONED.
n.
sm-msmwus Important“!
to tho halt Boots tho room 0|”
(ions is light aoa'noyWaroI'I-a-v’
lorrod.
Kn Ymiooao s.-a shipwreck-l
crow, which had hora mas-m in. who!
thsy had coma to look upon as coriain
doath.camalnwportlsst ovoning on tho
sisamship tartar City. Tho crow consisted
of Capt. Jhoflormohi, first Oillcer. Paul-
srn. Second Oflioor M. Knudsen and ulna
seamen at tho Norwsgian hark Innis.
Whoa Capt. Jhsilormobt was soon lad
nightbysroportorlnthocablnoltht
Eserity- ho wasnuralngahrohonarm.
which will servo iorsomatimo as a pain
in! reminder of his arporionco on tho last
trip of the Louis. III said:
"Tho Louis was 31’10 tons register, about
thirty years old and was ownod by a con
poratlon locatad at Dramman in Norway.
Sho was lolly insured in two Norwegian
companies. (hi May 8 we left Ausdoui,
Norway in ballast for Quebec. For the
first two days out we had fairly good
weather although tho sea was quite rough
and ran high at times. On tho morningoi
tho 10th a hurricane was met.
Tho Captain’s Arno Brohoa.
" 'At first the wind blow lightly, but in a
short time it increased and was soon blow.
ing at a terrific rate of speed. It continued
with unabawd force until thoioth, when it
slightly moderated. During those days
the storm was simply frightful Heavy
waves dashed over our ship, throwing her
about like a cockieshell.
“0n the morning of the 10th I wasstand-
ing on the poop deck taking observations.
Suddenly an immense wave dashed n and
completely enveloped the ship, strut: me
and dashed me to the deck with sufficient
force to break my arm. I was taken below.
By this time the water had got into tho
hold. Previous to this we had to house all
the sails owing to the hurricane, and on
tho 10th. which was one of tho severest
days of the trip, everything was tight ex-
cept the head sails, 11 hich we used to give
steering g.way
The rails of the ship were under water
half the time. so you can imagine how we
were tossed about. \Ve had one continuous
gale, accompanied by rain. hall and sleet
all the time On the morning of the 16th
the storm was at its worst. and the water,
was deep in the hold. The men were all
working the pumps, and we had the water
mill pump and two hand pumps going con
tinuously. T 0 make matters worse, one of
the pumps became clogged, and although
the men kept. continually pumping the
19th, (our and one-halt feet or water in the
hold.
Boot-no at Hand.
"Tho timbers were soon wrenched bytho
tossing we got. and the bark was twisted
and torn. At 111 o ’clock on the morning of
tho lilth we began to prepare lor leaving
the ship, although we had little hope 0! ul-
timate escape. in the meantime we dis-
played signals of distress. While we was
working the pumps in order-to keep horny
until we got. in readiness for having the
Enter City sighted us and took no oil. ”
The rest- of the story was told by Capt.
Weiss, of the Enter City. Shortly after in
o’,clock hosaid, hesightcd the signals 0!
distra. and First Officer But-roll volun-
teered to 1, the assistance of the renal.
The sea was running high at tho time, but
he got out a boat and with several seamen
started for tho Donia It wu a hard pull.
When he got alongside, ho boarded liar,
and found the captain below with his
broken arm. Burrell signaled the Easter
City, and another boat, with Capt. Weiss,
responded. It was decided to take all hands
OR the bark.
Transferred to tho taotor City.
The captain was lowered into the boat in
a sling and taken to the steamship, and
was followed by thanstdthommwho
had all their belonginp and thobarh’s
Books with them. The work of taking the
man oil was with didiculty accomplished,
and alter being on board the sinking ves-
sel [or two hours Mate liurrell lalt liar, bo-
ing the last man oil.
Just as the last boot 1111s leaving with
the crew o! the Louis the steamship Rho-
sina happened along and was asked to ro-
port what had occurred. lo the opinion of
Capt. Weiss the bark must have gone
down shortly altar her crew was taken oil,
as during the two hours he was aboard-aha
shipped a loot 0! water
The Easter Cltyhersallhadarough
trip. 0n iboflthsha oucouutosod a hut-W
rlcano, during which sho was obliged to
lay to for two hour; Capt. Weiss said
thstthowcatharwasthowurstnobad
over encountered at this season. It was so
cold. ho said, that orarcoats had to be worn.
Thomwot tho LouiowillbossnttoNon
way by tho 'Norwogisn consul.
mithl’astoarhstltuta.
Now Your, Juno awn—1'11. oavon boys
trcmBaJossph, Illa, and flvo moro who
vessel out, wehad. on the morning of the I!
aim meh. Tia.
tool: tits . 3111111111.. ball was. in
m .. Walter llayrio lost. his lilo by
ping, from :1 11111110111, utter heroically
misting marry other-ate escape.
In the billiard rriutch at San qucloco,
in which Schools: ridiculed Members, the
tumor made a run 1111,0111 points, the lung
H run ever made.
John Harry. oi lancasier, Pa, who was
bitten by a dog two months ago, died of
hydrophohis Saturday.
Tho Soothch-lrlnh COW.“- lto ses-
‘mlu Pillsbury, reelected lubrrt Bon-
lslr, 0! New York. t. President
,Bncremrloa Windorn and Rusk,
Postmaster “9.“th it ounmakcrsnd Pri-
vats Secretory llallord visited the cougrus
Saturday. '
At a saloon fire in Anutcrdom.N. Y..
Michael Doulnn was burned to a crisp.
llo was saleop in the place when tho firs
links 0111..
Alabama democrat» nominated tho lol-
lowing ticket: For governor. Thomas G.
Jones; secretary of state, .l. D. Burro, ol
Clay; auditor, Cyrus D Hague, 0! Perry;
treasurer, John 1. Cabin, oi Montgomery;
attorney general, W. L. Martin.“ Jack-
son: superintendent of education, .1. G.
Harris, of Sumter.
Joseph “only, aged 'J. was shot in the
Dock at Anhury Park, N. J., by 11 careless
hunter. He will recover.
Albert Wyrnnmnged ll; Fred Kroll. fore-
man, and llcnnun l’ulinski, a laborer,
were thrown trorn i hand car at. 510an
Junction, Win, and the wheels passed over
them. The boy was instantly killed and
tho others totally wounded. .
Thoodora Weiclcnmuller, n wealthy
rauchman near Sun Diego. Tern, was taken
from his ranch, saturated with kerosene
and burned to death. No clcw to tho
fiends. '
C. Redmond, nu aeronaut, was thrown
lrom his balloon nt Skokomisb, “lush,
and instantly killed.
The Owego National bunk resumed busi-
ness Monday.
John C. Filo, charged with misappropri
sting 53531)!) of the funds of the Lutheran
Orphanage oi Gernmmomr, was arrested
Saturday on complaint. of his business
partners, who alleged that he has defrauded
the firm of SSW by duplicating and alter-
ing checks. Ha furnished ball.
A fire at Middlesborough, Ky., destroyed
{our squares of the finest buildings in the
city, and 2,000 people are homeless.
The anniversary of the .lolmstown flood
was memorized at that place Saturday by
solemn services at St. John’s Catholic
church.
The Duke and Duchenuf (‘ounaught ris-
ited Niagara F ails Saturday. They will
sail (or Europe on the i ’th.
I!» So
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
American Association.
hi Syracuao~
racusc .............. 103000101—0
Toledo ................ aroortooo—s
Base hits: Syracuse. 6; Toledo; )0. Erma:
Syracuse. ll; Toledo. 9. “arteries: Casey and
O‘Rourke, “only and Rogers
“Brooklyn-
hookiyn ......... ..iooOtIooo—a
Std/ours ............ 00"001130x-‘
Baonhits: Brooklyn. 9; 51.1.0111», 1%. Errors:
Brooklyn. .; tit. houlo. “ ”Allerlt’si Daily and
Toy. Ramsay and Munyan
At Windsor Beach»~
m ........... 0 D D O 0 0 0 0 0—0
huhville ......... ,...002000l0:r-l
Iaso bill: Rochester. 51: Wrille. 7. Errors:
W, 2: loulnillr, 0. Batteries: iletwu
and Ryan, Gallium and Mcficougb.
“(Humm—
Oolumbus ........... 603‘300300—14
Athletic ...230200503—lh
mug. (1.1.1.... 10; Athletic 11. Errors
Columbus. .: Arhletin.. 5. Batteries: Gastright.
Widner and O‘Connor, McMahon and Robinson.
~ Atlantic Annotation.
At Sewark~XewnrlL at: Wilmington. 8. Base
hits: lino-aria. 17: Wilmington. 12. Errors: New
art, ii; Wilmington. 8. Batteries: Sullivan and
Chllda. Buckley Williams.
at boatload l.-Jersoy City, 18: llartlord.
to. Base hits: Jenny City, 16; Hartford, 111.
Errors: Jersey City, 0; liartlord. ll. Batter-lea:
Terrier and Murphy. Wintlunau and liodgeman
Standing ol the Clubs.
PLAYEBS’ LIAGUI.
Clubs. W. L P.Ci. Clubs. 1. lure.
30111011....2'111 Philadaip'alt 1-1 .5110
Brooklyn.. :‘1 to .01 0mm. it 16 .429
New You. if H ”Mtg" 10 19 .35
Chicago... 15 11.517 Bunion .. 9 111 3:.11
3.11103“. ”no“
\i'. L ROM Clubs. W. l. l'.(.‘t.
thudelp‘s 1!) it .85 Now York. is 111
Bmoflyn... is W . ml! ..... TB is .460
Cincinnati. ill ii .611) 0mm. 10 I? .810
Chicago... 15 ii .511 Flushing" I '11 .3110
AMERICAS ASSOCIATION.
Clubs. W. L. “0.1;" Chill. W. la RCL
Atomic... 111111) W‘lTolodo. it 111 .4117
Boclrrator. 21 13 .618 Color-1h... 1519 .«1
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BL 1101111.. 17 16 511 Brooklyn 8 as .1110
snurrc assoms‘nos.
Clubs 111.1. v.01 (111111; W. L Ron
3.11.qu 19 11.701 Wanna... is 14 .1111
Wlom. 1‘ at! 1:1 to 3.9
Balm. is ti .W Hart 0111.. I19 .2111
nowarr if is .5511 \Vllmlugt'n a as .141
Ills Victim“ Dead.
limrtmrlrit. N. Y., Juno 1—011 Friday,
near Addison. Steuben. county, Emmet
Crane shot Mrs. (into Perry, a married
woman, the mother of tour childrcnfln»
cacao she refused to accept his attentions
as a lover and go and live with him. Crano
has boon paying attention to Hrs. Parry
torsoioa liars and ou'l'hmadayohotorhado
'uthlmtocomo to her homo anymore.
'Iriday he want to Mrs. Parry’shouao
triad to get into the place, but
saw him coming and lock tho
ticker! on the door tor some time,
last the opened it and ordaod him
promises, when ho pulled arsvo
shot her. Elia ilvad until
murmur-11o was arr-start
$1.13.“ to await tho action oi tho grand
ii
its
aifigé
511151
a Would-11o liosoooo lasso Ila nan.
,Borso. can ho suited
mm. mm
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Fine 1.111111 Hair 11 $1 1111
Good raise .1 our.
Elrgant Wreaths for Trimming
95 CENTS EACH.
1‘ A w c 1: TI is
initiators in lllllill'l.
Ho. 3 Water Street.
NORWAII. 'OORE.
nsu WT W the Latest arm to
cents each.
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'l'lc largrrt and Bat sraortmeot crer shown in
11mm Call and see them.
GEO. 11. 1111111101111
46 and as Main St. ., Nnkulk.
achtoarn
BICYCLES-
llcuiquartm [or 1h Warwick Mention. Salary
and other high grade Wheels. Also a dint-class
usMy all bail heart out“ Flirt-class remod-
hsnd Wheels for sale. hcpairingin all its hnnchro
Wheeler d! Glover,
133 Water Street, South Nos-walk. opium
NNLNNNNN!
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Finest and Largest Lino
(W25. r‘ ‘atrfs in T1111 11.
a
Alum an immense line at 5.0.,
mid clscw new at 75c.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
,
Davis
The Tailor,
south Norwullt. Conn.
llnrsn Buyers
Was are constantly re-
0::de to Pinon Horses,w
s a purposes.
Lion win any.
3'! cos 11.111.
3381' nososrnns the
OEEAPJB'I‘ WORKERS
and alto other the
BEST rumor or
BALE nouns: in rats--
acid county. Pat-tics
wanting any kind of a
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M. . ll. ..IPABSOINS.
BNNTS ANN SIN!
GLOVER & OLS
SPECIALTIES :
Our'Burah Kid Ladica' 82.00 Shoes are the finest over ofl‘cred in Booth,
Lsdlca' French Kid Hand flowed. Ladieo’ French turned and wells at
will astonish you.
A full line oi Ladiro', Children’s and lion’ s Shoes that will pay all to oar-lac. ,
CLOVER & OLSEN
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
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AT THE OLD STAND 011‘
'r. Burr Guyer a. son,
Sprhqgvvood. ,
ALL ORDERS PROM‘PTLY FILLED.
on. People and it. to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
NEW AND IlELIGIOUS-f
Bill NNSTLNN PNWllllll.
Prepared in five minutes. To introduce it we present the ,
buyer with a handsome Fruit Dish.
THOSE PESTERING ms.
\V e have a Window Screen that will effectually bar all Flies. ~ ,
The) um be made to fit any window. Try them. ‘
MOORE .1. HARMAN.
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Corrected Hay 1111:. 1590
Mar ‘l’ratns.
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11110 “arms 1021 “111m roar-ind more particularly our new
MM: 9””. [amount Wail Papers, are
"a”, 1.11 p. ,; especially notionablo tor aor-
mMa-mmzsmo. 12:11 slyla‘iuid “lg: noi-
. 0! III on our 03‘
{fi‘fiw tirely' diflorant rm what
filflamllaod rho local dealer on show
as; :1. lino 1 “w,“ you. ,
'. '"""‘ ' Your own painteror
$12.. Tmh’" er-hsngrr can obtain so: 1
{muiyaaiarvuroat Barrinlior: . l" I“! WA" P'P'" 0‘ your
asun- liaw Iiirora ‘ selection.
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