‘ leliwils Mumps)... e “antitrust” ‘ Chats-t of In W. he sat age Ehummu twehtals y. RAW I 960135. an: Serrannonners and 1000155 ,ghwp‘iapwial'iaesuawnaiyue. Abwrdilal‘hoee-sdeofaveryaleemaw.ue. RI‘BBONS and" “and awnrmummmmmenmm ”and. rammed-especial”. ' 5., vmnvm'r RIBBONS. Immud-wtearieda-atuatm shown. Mdmplwldths. TBIMMED HATS. W bs and ill: and ' "m1... or material Inches mumm- m" ‘°" Emmanuel-“mama bundlallnueot'i'simladflaladslowasflfleatb “win-antennas al m. Wehavramnst a. KRIEGEB, we... Hotel Bloch, ' South Norwalk, Conn. Afsnvings Institution for the People’s Benefit. in Tithe right node in the right place Everything m“ be feminthegine oi ' ' 018 Mill SillllES " . At the store of C'. H . HARVEY. .nhmmunpnunusfinénscmusmwmmusm; bu made. ies’ Ell Kid But rednoed from d2.00to $1 85. files Paris Baud 80 ed Kid Button reduced irons 83.50 to 82,50. Indiu’ Prineeee Kid 'l'ip Button reduced from .8 00 to $3 00. ladies’ Corinne Kid ‘I’Ip Button mdneed from 821!) to 81.50. c. H.1HARLEX, .. e. B. no.1. i ii. ileennn Bargain House. OFFER TO-DAY BEAUTIFUL DRESSES! FROM AN haliahovrtheMgmlsaetwoawailha hthls ondorful Purchase ”WW Infill”. Ilium-III. ”Shay-d. mama BARGAINS. Dictionaries ! funeral fin: sun~ my meat-Irons; Hone Dressed Poultry a Specialty. Orders Delivered Prenptly. mantra ss Wall-Ito- direct. GEO. COSTELLO, lisaleria'erdnaadDI-artie FRUITS! Bananas a Specialty 15 Railroad Place, 80. Norwalk my! LAWN lawns THOMAS, DAETQX, PHILADELPHIA. The Thomas. Ilse Beat in line World, “pinch Cut, “.00. The Dayton, li—Iach Cut, .5.“ w. c. umnTAnn, IUSIC [ILL]. BLOCK- WAGONS luaudaeeud-haad Canopies, Spindles, etc. All. Prices to Suit Call and See Them. HENRY 'HLLY. some rs. mums, muwmnmnseur lillll. All] W001] Brick. Liane. cement, Blue Stone. Etc. hehigh, heekawsuas, locust loaatain, Franklin, and Wilkeenarre Goals. lien for RUBBER Pill“! Yard‘loot of Washington and liar- shailstreets. Branch other atfltilsou Druafitoro Mini a no WI“ a was anus-e Whomflewaw'harrtredatheens- town at ”o'clock Bead-Imus damaged medium,“ reported havhc rnetwltbsnsrrowwhnanstakiu‘d Maudtheuuhmsdslswiidruehier thedecka. 'l'beywsre rust bytheodlceu Buggies, 'Phaetons, Carriages, 1"“ insane: “that.” Van Med by the meow—”wusoraeonra- thence-W " " WJueb—d’hsstrarssbip Oityot Wilden Whilepeoeeedinpaiowlyin edanselogthastsamwstrueharorkbows on. and the m almond by the oi the ship. who snoeeeded in allayiu theirbarsbystidiuflheirowmlnawuneh astheywerenottheusware of theeauut cub-damn. , Ito“?!- M W 'l'heeinalwasxlrentoruvsneaudbut. whlehtho engineer promptlyobeyad,snd there-sins rumored nonherperilous position. Examination of the hows was theumadssuditwas fouudthatthestrn oltheshipwea broken herbulwarh mint the full extent of thedamap sheaustainedwlilnot behownrmtilthe reseeliedrydocked. Bererailadiesarnona the passengers were made ill by fright, but all things eonsideredfihepe-enaers hehavodwell. mneamerhsltedouly'an hour a: Queenamwu and at 11 o’clock forIJrerpoolathallspeed. White’s-wagers. The nultedlupasstuzam lutionpraiaing the conductoi tbs omens endcrawol the shiplutheirzu'fiflz NIL tion and unanimously commended the care- tulnesaoitheeeptelninsailingat greatly reduced speedat the timeoithe mishap, though the vessel was many hours overdue and mdenvoringto prevent the lowering“ her record. Cardlnal Manning's Silver Jubilee. 10ml. Juno 9,—Cardinal Manning ebratld his silver jubilee, the twenty- anuireryo! hiselevatloutothe di ityot archbishop in the Roman‘Csthoilc hier- archbishop of Westminster on the death at Cardinal Wiaeuran in 1M5. A large nunr her of foreign diplomats and other promi- nent persons were present in the cathedral in honor of the occasion, and the Earl of Riglm presented the venerable cardinal wi an illuminated addre. oi congratula- tion, to which Cardinal Manning made a feeling rosponae. In the course of his re- marks be announced that a largesnm of money had been subscribed and paid are In honor of the occasion toward the debt of the cathedral. Emperor Willla- and “bor- Bntux. Juno 9.- William is devoting himself nsly to g timontbe laborquestion. His _ y attitude toward the working people has already «used a division in the German Liberal party in the reichstag. The party. which had formerly been united in opposi- to Bismarck and the throne, is now divided, many members showing a tendency to ap- e the act-ion ottbeemperorand to porthiapolicy. Eveninfinmisfia a counnilieeonslderlnaabill tooompelaiu- players to support employee injured in the performanceo dutysnd to requireauern— ployer to pension the widow and childrwr of any employe losing bislite while atwork. The Lion and Bear Ar- friendly. Bums. June ii.—The Berlin Kraut Zaio tubs learns, upon what it regards as indis— utable authority. that Sir it. D. Mortar, tisb ambassador in Russia, lithe bearer of secret dispatches tram the car's gov. erument to London it also stain that the relations between and Ito-ls are at the friendliest cheractsreuddeelsres that the czar spent three mum last week in company with Mortar» the Brit— ish embassy, upon which oeuaiorr pre- sumably the dispatches which the latter is to convey to London were formulated. President Carnot Cows-rad. “1:315. June 9.—'l'be French Radicals are y criticising the semen of Eresideht Carnot for portioning the but”! (kl—Ill. on the ground that the penitentiary doneduntilhehasserndhallotlils limo. theatdte. MASSACRED BY INDIANS- rrnnc’ma‘ » The! llowinx m, 1-— o ticularsotthero‘g.“ attem canoe-rhymmm youumeuoaboard was eapsiaed in-ths mum,sunday,andseveaot tbsflshtlostthrirliras hetero aid could rssehthrm. 'l'hsuamao! thosedrownod are: srehy,‘8undsy,he having been appointed pkr wererlolatodinhiarelease. Their - tionsordalu thataprieoueresnnot hepar- ahdthenoniyon petitioning the headoi 'l‘wo Ia- Killerl and I‘we Iewlaueiy la- !!!- the overturned neat and flash Who'avesdm llarbsr. ”Owens-Warlord. meunelmAsaiihoatwith right hula-audlhllrwwned. Jmnumléfldll arr me intern». m M Elegant Wreaths for lrimming inmates In Imam. man. ”mumnmmma rs H7 an en “Niall” riwé’err's lo. '3 Water Street. on . . - :- ¢ Albuthnimllldfi. MWG.WM Lawrence Mc’i‘iernanflfidfil. Johnsummmeada Johan Troy-W18. Jmprnfh-Mli. no lent W’s-overland. TheonlysurvivoroltheaocidentisWal- wQuhdan. liewas found unconscious. Melinda: to the boat. All were resir donisofsonth Boston and all unmarried asesptllo’riernan,wholearesawidowand anliwuths—oid child. Thepartysetsailatdam.,intoudiugto makeavoyageabonttbebeyandpntinat Squantnmiordinner. Ataaidtbeboat "about a miieoil Thompson's island. thavyeqnalluausedtbeeail to jibenho tillcheesmejamn'mdandthoboatquickly no Boat Seat and nose. With the exoeptiou of Lombard erery memberoi the party could swim,andall managedtorexaiutbe hoat,hut thshoat, onlytwsnty (eat in length and shallow, row filled with water under the weight at theeightmen. As it sank themenswim— lull reigned their holds’ut as the bod slowlycemetotbe surface all took hold again. This was repeater! several time. At last Malonoy attempted tost to the shore fol help. but he had not no shall when his companions saw in throw lain Bananas. 6E0. H. RAYMOND lab as and ‘8 Iain 5t... Sol-walk. rea- n bothhaudsand disappear beneath the waters But Ono Was Alive. Atlsstawatchmau on a SonthBoston ted the upturned twat and re» ported t to James and Edward Clark, two brothers. one of whom had saved several men from drowning. They put of! iron: shore, but when they reached the upturned hdattherewasonlyouamnnclinging wit andhe ball iroreu, wholly exhausted and unconscious. The others had ouebyone been overcome. Quinlan was taken to the shore, resuscitated and from him was ob mm the story oi the accident. "an“ ,M anuperarestraulerorwe. fiat; marmalade: 0W“ “P ‘1‘“ m 0‘ “5 “““P‘nmfi headlined for sale. flnfli’d‘M he doesn't know who, clung to his leg, but liablrnseli was too weak to even reach a hand to him, and heeoon dropped od'. Two BIOYCLES. 133 Water Street. loath liar-nib, aplo a - ,_ a“ ‘1 Warwick Mail. Wu! Leroy 11. Wheeler. haides himself tiling to the host, md just how long they fought the chill wuraQniu- Ian cannot tell, but it was fully an hour. Jun More the Clarke reached the over- tnrned boat Quinlau’s two eompanious re lured their hold and dropped into the sea. The sole survivor was apparently dead when the Clark brothers ruched him, but by the time they reached their home signs of line were visible in the hall drowned youth. Two oi the bodies have been re corned. DARING MAIL ROBBERS. A Earthen Paulo Thin "field Up" by Four nighwayuea. Drum. N. Duh, June ll—The most daring train robbery ever committed in the northwest oceurrcd near New Salem, twenty miles from Bismarck, at midnight, where the east bound Korthern Pacino train was "held up" byiour mum en. When the arrived at "Salem two men turn the front p cm oi the car, alter the train got under way elim tender lntotaeengleesndeorwedthuu- and drensuwith their revolvers. ates. hmflmdngerinsmminathat thetraineametosnahrnptstopoueione- l prairie,enapectodsometbih.waawroux. eopenedtbezreatiron trauma boa oi express company, whiuh contained many thousands at dollaraand stowed thooonteatssetelyaway in the bi; sate, whicheonldnotbeopsaed W Mm- dalbonraharr‘workatsabblowina. lie NECKWEAR! NEEKWEAB! Finest and Largest Line 01’ 25c. Scarfs in Town? Also are ill-ease llne at 5%., sold elsewhere at 75c. CALI. AND BE CONVINCED The Tailor, Davis 1H!" m I” HILL! I“?! am out to New Y “ col-name ”WAY. war IC. 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