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VELVET RIBBONS.
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TRIMMED HATS.
Ribbons and the
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Mourners. ,
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lighackemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
”Haw—-
A fiavings Institution for the People’s
A Benefit.
The right oods in the right place. Everything can be
‘ inthe ineoi
0T8 Mill SHIIES
At the store of
. H. HARV EY.
daekflhpsieesnn-acuid’siecmetnamtfsusaduwadfimnea made.
BilaKid Button reduced from sauce: 81.85.
Indiesmwl’sris Hand Bowed Kid Buttm reduced from 03.50 to $2.50.
MUM-“Kid 'l'IpButton reduced ‘loill esoomae (I).
’Ladka’ Corinne Kid Tip Button reduced from 32.00 to 81.50.
0. H. HARVEY,
North Main St... South Nor-walls.
1;, until.
‘geoorl Bargain House.
OFFER TO-DAY
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FROM AN
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A au-bbysmm Measles
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Durham-clauses“; Price. $1.99.
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FRUITS!
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Bananas a Specialty
15 Railroad Place, So.»Norwa|k
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THOMAS, DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas. Ilse Best in line
World, lJ-iach Cut, $8.00.
The Dayton, II-Inclr cm,as.so
W. C. QUINTARD,
Buggies, Phaetens, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
ENRY TILLY.
some n. runners,
WMWMIIIIIMN
flllll. All] W001!
trick, Lime, cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehigh, Laekawanna, Locust
loaatsin, Franklin, and
Wilkesnarre Goals.
hot for RUBBER Plli‘l‘
Yard‘fcot oi W-hingtcn and In»
”streets. Branch oilee at 8tilson
Drug Store Mini
THE essr curries IN THE WORLD.
‘ mo... in monomer
$100,000.
mares rsssm rs accuses.
.Allsgsddttauptst min-anthem
ehesatia legislature hoe-mm
he Ilevatedinilread ”Mel-ill"
eating Testimony of lever-l Witnesses.
nonunJuneih—Tbehul‘lnlm
thalllegsdmuptpractices oi the West
Indfitreetiiailwaycompanyin obtaining
yesterday
tree the special investipting committee
as the part oi the senate.
Balaton 01W Apleee. .
The first witne- haaid was Frank E.
Sanderson. who testified that on May as
Senator Fassett met him and Innis P.
Bagsr,a lobbyhetthaolllceci theBun-
in stock company, Ho. 1“ Washington
street. and that the senatoehad told wit-
ness that for 810,0» apiecehe could furnish
ten runners, including himself, to vote in
favor of granting a charter to the People's
Elevated Railroad company. Witness ar»
ranged a meeting betwun Senator Fasseu
and the financial men oi the company. He
did not himself attend the meeting.
The Olen Unauthorised.
in the afternoon session J. 0. Moore, of
The Manchester Union, testified that at the
interview described by Mr. Sanderson it
was stated as probable that ten senators
could be captured for 3100.000, but at an-
other interview later in the day Senator
Fassett said he was afraid he could not
hold his men, as the West End railroad
people were ofl'erlng greater inducements.
Witness had not oflemd orconsented to the
proposed bribe. Mr. Moore said that Mr.
Bagar's oiier oi $100,000 to Senator Famett
for ten votes was unauthorized. The Pen
pic’s company had no such sum to offer for
the passage of the bill. Hagar was em-
ployed by Sanderson. Mr. Williams been
introduced the letter written by Senator
Fasmt to Mr. ii , as ioliows:
“Mr Dean Mu scan—I have made up
mymindtogowiih theWmtEnd
and for that recon I think it would notbe
cianyuseior metoseehir. Moore.
“A. 8. Fassm.”
lie Caught On.
Mr. Prnnkcr, one oi the People’s railway
petitioners, testified that be arranged the
interview between Fassett and Moore. Haw
gar assured witness Monday that the Peo-
ple’s had twenty—four senators, but the next
hy the whole crowd went over to the
West Eudora. Witness afterward asked
Senator Dbnovan what was the matter, and
Donovan replied that he saw hiscollcagues
were dcscrting the People's, and in order
not to get left he caught on.
An Unqualified Lie.
Lewis P. Hagar testified that he was
employed by the People's company to look
aiter the senate. Sanderson was to give
him whatever money he needed for look-
ing aitcr the bill. lie vehemently replied
“No” when asked if he had such an in.
terriew as described by Witnesea Sander»
son and Moore. He created a sensation by
appealing to God to witness that the state-
ment of those witnmes was an unquali-
ilcd lie. Hagar further denied that he had
made any bargain with Passctt to give
noo,ooo for ten votes. lie had received
about $00 from Sanderson.
John C. Watson, oi Beverly, testified
thathewns at the state houseth alter
several oi the elevated road petitions had
been rejected, and heard Sanderson say:
“M than, 1’1! stop every elevated road
bill ii we can’t have ours."
The Altar flouu fire.
Nsw Your, J one iii-Fire about to'clock
last evening gutted the building iii Vesey
street, occupied by 1.. Benjamin as a
druggista’ and chemists’ supply store.
The building is separated only by a narrow
ally irom the rearoi the Astor house. The
ilre was so fierce that all efforts to prevent
its spread to the hotel were iruitless, and
shortly after 7 o’clock the upper story oi
thshoielbegau to burn. The fire lathe
Astor house was extinguished after it had.
done about 810,000 damage. Only about a
done rooms on the top floor were ruined.
A good deal oi the dsmagewasdoneby
water. There was no punts among the
guests. The proprietor blames the lira de-
partmant for neglecting the hotel until it
was actually slim. lie claims that no pro-
tection was aiiorded him before that. The
damage to the property in Yancy street is
about 815,”).
Why Did linger 0. line Decline?
Wasu crow. June ill—The declination
oidir. hi lstosarveon thecommittee on
rules was the cause of considerable com-
ment about the Capitol. Mr. Mills said
that he did not care to make known his
reasons at this time. it lsunderstood that
Mr. Mills in tendering his resignation was
actuated by his her-coal feelings toward
speaker Reed. After Mr. Randall’s death
Mr. Mills believed that he was entitled to
the ex-speaker’somsit on the commit
tea on rules, and . ."urs nifipeaker
Read to appoint _ "id dis-
courteous to hispsausnlithe leader at
the Democratic aideofthe house.
lie Len I'lsrea Wives.
Bacon“, June ia—Burrsiglale Abbott
haesdmlttedtoprobaiethe loiiiawyar
FrankJ. Bowman, at at Ww
shot and killed last October
Bowman
e i ills. emu—eupw is.
All! .
”Mandamus a
them-semi“
a ' withdrawing
ibis-as.
Mr card
nemesis
“E45
aw _ ”new
Hrs. 1-25. Tarbell ebildwerapasssn—
on the til late?” day express of the
gummy-iris railroad. and lost their lives
in the Johnmmmahfi' Page liars:
brought suit nay v
camp's“; ior twill) dam
claiming thattheloasoithetrain wasdns
iotbenegllgencedi the com y'soilicials
inuothaving itruntoap oisaiety.
The jury found a verdict at no cause of
Thursday the papers transferring mote
moi iandtotheUnltedBtaiu govern-
msntwera delivered by the Sac and For
Indians. The commission concluded its
work Wednesday. The allotment of lands
inseveraltytothelndianswillbemads in
the next sixty days. These lndlans have
already at Washington monomer» in—
marten which brings them wiper year
ior each. manwcmsn and child. Under
thetreatyeach person willget 160m of
land wherever he chooses to select it.
The Chicago Times auerts that the
World’s fair directors have practically de-
cidedto locate the exposition on the lake
treat.
The United States steamers Baltimore,
and Galena, oi the North At-
lantic «Inadmn, have arrived at New York
city.
John Curtis, night watchman at the
Jews". stock farm, at East Aurora, N. Y.,
was killed by lightning while standing in
his doorway watching a hall storm.
The United States steamer Enterprise,
nowat the Brooklyn navy yard, has been
ordered into commission. The Enterprise
will probably be attached to the South Ki:
lactic squadron. ‘Commandcr George A.
Convene succeeds Commander McCaila, of
court martial notoriety.
Two big leaks in a gas main on Broads
way. New York, filled a subway manhole
at Fulton street with gas and two terrible
explosions followed. Broadway was in a
icrment all day.
A New York woman who was bitten by
a rabid cat ten days ago is being treated,
with good prospects of recovery, by Dr.
Gibier.
District Attorney Fellows, oi New York,
speed to a motion of dismissal oi the in.
dictmcnts against Boodlers Keenan and
Sayles.
Vassar college celebrated its twenty-fifth
anniversary.
The caarewitch will start on a tour'oi
the world on Aug. l. He will return by
the way oi America.
Known only by Bin-shore.
Wasmxcrox,..\lamh lat—Census Super-
visor Ashlcy, oi the Fifth Pennsylvania
district, has stated to Superintendent For
ter that the lions, Poles and many oi the
Italians composing the foreign element in
Lackawanne, Luserne and Carbon conn-
ties refuse to give any iuiormation to can.
ans enumerstcra These people employed
by companies and contractors, he says, are
known only by numbers The supervisor
that the ennmerators be in.
atructed to take account oi such employes
by their numbers. Superintendent Porter
did not like the idea and informed the
supervisor that the census onion would not
help to perpetuate a state oi things where
large numbers oi laborers are treamd more
like beasts of burden than men and known .
only by numbers. He then gave positive
instructions that a Meiosis number oi
enumerates and interpreters be employed
toprocnro the information called for by
the census schedules. '
Bounded by n Light-lug Hula.
Pnuannnua. June 13.-an the
height of Wednesday night‘s thunder
storm, Inspector William Lamond, oi the
erratum house, while patrolling his best at
Point Brecse. discovered an attempt to
smuggle 400 bottles of brandy irom the
German tank steamship Energie. The
vessel lies loaded with oil all ready ior sea.
but is prevented sailing by the customs
authorities. inspector Lamond was keep
ing under the ice of one oi the shedsto
avoid the rain, when he new by a dash of
lightning a small boat alongside the Eu-
ergia’s stern, and a number oi men on the
WI deck. He made a spring and
captured one Ulrich, who aiterward told
himhewastheownsroi theboatand had
been hired to row the brandy ashore.
'l'hnt Big Butt-ore and Ohio Purchase.
llamnonxJune ill—Edward it. Bacon
today paid over to the state of Naryland
between 81.21).” and "MM” for the
preferred Baltimore and Ohio stock which
the state now holds. He also settled with
the Hopkins university iorthe capital stock
he bought of it. Mr. Bacon
what parties are in the syndicate with
him, but promised, when all the transac-
tionsarecompleted, the public should be
told who are tolerated with him inthe
purchases he has made oi Baltimore
and Ohio stock, which aggregate
more than sauna».
no Coiniabu auras.
Coroner's, 0.. June la—The citlssns'
committee met the company’s board in re
gard to the great street car
aiterafreeconfnancethslatter went into
session From words
the street car company’s
lievadthattheywill either accede to the
strikers
tiou. Oiilcialsoithe anhelding
awaiereneswith the and it h
bellevadihat alldiiilcul wiilbesattlsd
wboiaiiedssvaealweekseao.
Whitman.
have wiihthe
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Luvs acres rolsr ron scorn KOiVALK.
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'I'i-e iiedes may hccogarrd ior Moonlneht Excur-
dons at reasonable rates Terms upon application
to the Captain. myz‘i ti
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Fare, one way,
Excursion Tickets,
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