Xi 1 1i. nary.”
ice ron a wmm or nowms
l es. I wiilasilaheaetilal
umflumiorlmawyyzpwn e Doses
reader‘s mm!“
gaggm aadehrapaat floral-this
liner SHAPES, BONNETS and TOQUES
mmurmm,myu Abranliinl'l'oqaamadeoiavcryaicastraw.sdc.
RIBBONS
widened-hubs A lwsutil'flliea oi Satin ldge. Cree Grain Millions, alll’nra Silk,
yard. ’I'wo’l'oudilib hsasaspaclalty.
VELVET RIBBQNS.
*bchrpstsnd nest varied snortascat our shows. All mien. all smiths.
TrEuMMED HATS.
“advantage large 01 theraw material.“ arm llibbons and the
“mar “Lawns massed besntilsliineol'rrlmmen lilllncry at
mm
, finial ”ayes-miter. Weharcamostbaantiial lzncoi Trimmed flauaslowaeai.wmhsnd
! MMhsybstorsvlauneourm
,H. KRIEGER,
Whemoflotellllock,
m—
A Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
, The right? oods in the right place
found In the? inc oi
BBBTS BBB SHBES
Al the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
Ilbsllockcoaslitaispvricesirornat'tlilld‘slilcsltoemstic. .mndilewedscshoc; has Issue.
Ladies’ Ella Kid Button rcduced from 32.00 to ti 85.
i ' Ladies Paris Hand Served Kid Button redm- 2d irorn so 50 to 32,50.
1 ladies’ Princess Kid Tip Button reduced [mm 83 00 to 9’00
Ica’Corinne Kid 'I'Ip Button reduced irons ‘2 00 to 31 50.
G. H. HARVEY,
«fro North Main St... south Norwnlls.
W. ' B. Bill. B BB.
Bndgenon Bargain House.
OF FER TO-DAY
500 BEAUTIFUL DRESSES!
FROM AN
" ’}Unfortunate Importer-
' tic-t ammo»
”2"“hfluewmww by a Caesar Incl-t.
Kimswinbe $5, $7 25 ,$7. 50, $8 25, $9 25
hallabsvethsuuadsasmssaam ialhis
riul Purchase
'aullflcsuttr. lotwepiaessalh. mica”
‘ OTHER BARGAINS.
“Webster’s Dictionaries!
unmmulwlfln Prion 01-90.
Pillow Sham Holders-
”nalausem mum”,- mmmmmm luau-u
..B HALL &. CO.
he
grit”:
South ‘ Norwalk, Conn.
Everything can be
73...?
IIIIIIIIII
NEW m3!-
, m nouns.
“We“:awsiu
“is.
Illusion m.
(in. Quality—Tho lest.
Ilse! Veal huh I roman: III M
M surf ..‘ft: Il-e.
m wk.“
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered. Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
es Waiter-llama.
GEO. COSTELLO,
Dulainmdnon-uc
FRUITS!
wnousau sun nus".
moo——
Bananas a Specialty
”4»-..
15 Beflmad Place, 80. Norwalk
LAWN MBWEBS
THOMAS,
\“f A
DAYTON,
BIA.
'l'nc 'llsonsns.tlsc Best in the
World, ancIs Cut, 00.00.
The Dayton, li-incis CutJd.“
W. C. QUINTARD,
MUSIC "ALI. BLOCK.
WAGONS
Ind-conned
Buggies, Phaetaas, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Cell and Seem Therm
HEBRY TILLY.
Josue ll. reruns,
mummuuiwu
BBB. BBB BBB
Brick, Lima. Consent.
Blue Stone. Etc.
louniain. Mollie, and
Wilhessarre Cools.
lint in BBBBIB PAINT
Yard'loot of Washington and lar-
slaail streets. Branch mum at Btileon
Drug Star» Mini
THE user our-ran IN THE woaLp.
Lehigb, hachawanns, Locust a
The same M c...»
of Father Molilngcr.
W
“B BLIND ii" All! EBA! HEAR.
no Wonderful Harlan Told by its to
time Who Have lam Renata.
the Physician's Hands—A Pauly”!
Who Can Danae—he lane Walk.
Pfl'rswm, June lie—From every section
tithecouniry themalmed,haltandblind
“ambled Friday on Troy hill, My.
to celebrate St. Anthony's day and receive
healthandbleselnlettbeshriuaotfather
lioliinw, the all , priest. Brown
thw- wsra at least Mpeopleprseaut.
Themesin andaround thachurch were
impressive and pathetic. ’I’ha baliavsrs
helton every available spot. llany par-
sons had slept all night on thsehnrchstspa
and abi‘shsd in the church yard.
lather lollies“, standing on the stone
mblarasd thaesennblybaiora heeale
brand high mass. There was women
with slchbabias,andiame,blindaudeilin|
people whose every movement 'l- one oi
pain. Onelady,10yearsot age,hadcome
alltbewayirom Nebrasksio be cured at
spinal disease.
iiavcrai Alleged Curse.
Some who have been here {or several
daysa'rereportingcurcs. Theirstoriesara
as follows:
Hrs. Howard, oi Brooklyn,» says: "I have
been blind three years. I have tried
almost every sown remedy without but
fit. Ihave been here newtonr daysand
can read today"
Mrs. John llsnner, of Bridgeport, 0.,
said: “I have had cancer tor years Several
Physicians tried in vain tocure nia. One
gar ago I came to Father Moli‘nger and
partlaiiycursd me. I have been here
now three days and go home today entirely
cured so far as I can tell.”
John Lanou, oi the western
land, had a pain about the heart until he
cameherc, tbreeyearsago, and hasays be
is nowcllted
Mamie Crane, ll years old, oi Sharon.
Pa, could not distinguish objects until re
eantly; now her sight is all right. A news-
paper was handed her and she read it with-
out hesitation.
A Paralytie Who Can Dance.
Mrs Sarah McCallin, of Back s Run,
near this city, said: “I have been partially
paralyzed ior ten years One year ago
this day I came here and was helpedl
have been here three days and am entirely
cured, and could dance a jig. "
John Thompson, who lives near Louis-
ville, Ky.. said: ”I have been unable to
walk {or five years. One week ago I tame
and was carried into the church on a
stretcher While 1 am not entirely cured,
I can walk, and have no doubt I will be
entirely restored in a short time "
’l'lse Deni Hair
Mrs. John )iorrison, oi Butler, PL,
could bear nothing until her arrival, tbile
’days ago, and she says she can now hear
quite plainly
Hr. 'l'. Conway, 0! Barton. lid, said:
"I had bronchitis (or tour years and no
physician could help me. I have been his
ties Father Mollinger’s care (or three days
and believe In hunflnly casual In."
Mrs Hackman oi Teutopolis, Illa, said:
"Iamnotoithesameialthsel’ether
Mollinnar, but my friends pemadadma
toeomabcrsandtryhismedicinasand
treatment. I had greatiaith inhiml»
can-she bed helpadsonls oi myiricnds.
I was entirely deal (or ten years. I have
bacnhcrcioriour days andaanbearpw
icctly now "
Ila Cir-rues thln‘.
father Moilinger does not claimauy
miraculous powers, but is a firm built“!
in faith anled with work. Ha is a [allig-
cian and reads human naturswithwo
Iul accuracy. These qualifications. coupled
with the unbounded faith at his patients,
seamtoennbla himto accomplishwondsr»
inlrcsnltsiiallthatlsclaimedhtobabav
lined Many claim to have been cured
merely by receiving bk blessing, but
Father Moliinger always prefers to have
patients stay a law days and naive medi-
cines as well as prayers He makes no
charges {or his prescriptions, but his coders
are always well tilled. Whole hatiuis of
usrters, ball dollars, dollars and even
Ive dollar bills were taken up during the
day
The Cheyenne liners Issuer-ted.
Balsa, lion June is -'l'he reports of
threatened hostilities in eastern Montana
are largely sensational. Accounts received
heraimplicatc the Cheyenne in deprsder
tionsoncattlc herds. There has been on
murder since May 0, when Robert Fergu-
hribsry investigation was continued.
Henrulkntadhiedenielralar
tivstoihsaliepdolaroi one {or
mahadwiehl
is?
fig?”
5? $9?
is
i
Marian-saunas.
Hm “is
flue-I “Hal“.
rmoili-rr- dri
momma-em ‘
Mal we I‘ilvsvr.
Warm ,Jtlna ll.-'l'l. neonates
“than t: ' mmontha bill ior a public
building Beaver Falls, I’a. theenstnoi
wormed $0,011). The senate silver bill
wastheutakcn upuud Mr Morgan resumed
his argument lie complained that the
ham coInIIIittce’ s amendment to the
Musebill did not require the coinage oi
ether bullion to be purchased by the trees
uryexcept at the discretion oi the score
taryoi the treasury. it did say that the
secretary should coin enough 0! it to pay
the cost of the bullion at its market price
when purchased, but it did not say in what
denomination it should be coined, whether
dollars or subsidiary coin. This meant
domauetizatiou of silver He also ob
mus provision limiting the con-
oitheaettotcn years. Thepur—
pose of that limitation was to keep up the
agitation which had so laug distressed the
aountry~the conflict between gold and
silver.
It congress was not competent to decide
theqnastlon now on sound principles of
financial policy it should lay the bill on
the table and be done with it~couieaaing
its inability to handle the subject. lie
thought the lecture 01' the bill which would
mekscongress a party to cozainuedetriie
and controversy between the metals was
were. The policy of other gnu
ions was not measured by decades but
by hall centuries.
Mr. Aldrich next addressed the senate.
There was no substantial dillerenoe be-
tween senators as to the evil enacts resulia
lnsfrom the outlawry oi silver; the only
question was as to the remedy lie be—
lieved a complete remedy could be found
only in such action as would open the
mintsoi all nations to the iron coinage oi
silver. Congress could not make silver an
international money; until that was done
Blythe concurrent action of all thegreat
countries there could be no equalitybe—
tween the two metals. The inflation that
would Iollow the unlimited purchase oi
silver would raise prices and induce an era
of wild speculation. The natural influx
of silver Irom all parts oi the world would
va out all the gold in the country
At llo’ clock Mr Stewart was speaking in
reply to Mr. Aldrich when, under the
agreement, general debate should have
closed. But by unanimous consent it was
agreed that the senate silver bill should be
laid on the table, the house bill substituted
for it and general debate extended :03
o’clock Monday aitcmoon In reply to Mr.
Bdmunda’ question whether we have now
a double standard “1' Sta-wart said that
we hell to an extent, but that we were
asked to site it up by the house hill. “'e
could now lune sllur on n parity with
sold it the secretory u! the tI-eiuluryhad‘o
not used his discretion against silver rather
than in [arm of it. Mr. Stewart said that
a compulsory ooi oi 8,000,000 would
be much more sails actory than any of the
pendin measures.
Mr. an advocated the unlimited
coinage of silver. In response to qucs
tions of Mr. Hoar, Mr. Reagan admitted
that rates 0! interest had declined. and the
necessaries of life gone down while wages
had gone up since the demonctization act
0! Mil He said however, that in do
nouncin but act he was speaking about
tbs pure ing power of money, not about
the rake of interest.
Mr. Daniel addressed the senate In some
langth in support of tree mileage. That,
he as was the only thin that would
bring lvcr to par. Spain; at theact
011,878. Mr. Daniel said that the conduct
“the committee which had charge of the
hill indicated either moat dense ignorance
or meat reprehensible negligence or appro-
tacomrnlttce duties. Ila reed iroma
oi cs- .Reprcaontalive Critcher, at
Virginia, saying that be was a member at
the committee on coinage weights and
measures in 1813,and hehed never been
consulted on the subject of demonetist
tion. During a colloquy started by Mr.
Bdmunds, the Vermont senator contended
that the inflation of currency resulting
{rum the pending measure Would benefit
the rich alone.
FINEST
SBMBEB BESBBT
“norm-—
LOIG ISLAND 8011.1).
NEW ATTRACTIONS ’l'llIS
SEASON.
BEA BBBB BB ALL KIBBS.
First-Class Restaurant.
FIBKBNBT 1B B KNBBBI.
PROPBIITOBS.
Boron POINT!
Steamer “MEDEA.”
cart. n. nownann.
Time Table
LILY! sum It)!!!“ ran mos MINI:
l000a.m., 1150. no. 8.20pm.
LIA-VI 3010! ”I” ”I loll‘l'l IOR'ALI:
005, llmnn, 2.40. amp. In.
scuba rmrs. ‘
Llal'l sonu IOIWALK '0‘ sores roll‘l'.
10,30. In, I2 30, 200, as), 5.00 p. In.
users 3070! POLY! mil IOU?! NORWALK.
"00am, III III, n5 700p. in
Fare. one way,
Excursion Tickets, 25 Cents
The lcdcs Iury hcengayni tor Iloonlxeht Kxcnr
alone ”laticesble Isles Terms upon application
p ll
BBB BBl‘l‘lBBBS.
1‘ chargeatsnd Best assortment cvcr shown in
NI rwslk mt a..d M them.
6 ‘30s I]. “M‘YmoNn
Mr. Allison
thatwheu in
wss oilered in the
led attention to the
mber, 1&5, s reeoluti
hac lag")! of rail
stun be m ie psi
:guts every Democratic mangerpee voted {6.
it. Mr. Daniel said that we question Vt:
greater than Damracy~or rather it we
greater tbdh Republicanism, and not quid
so great as Democracy. Without couclur
lug his speech Mr. Daniel yielded {or a a!
mi session, alter which the senate ad
journal.
’lhesecrctnry oithetreasuryhssscnt t:
the senate an estimate of an additional a
pmpriation o! mom needed (or the cm_
structlon oi approaches, heat apparatr
and elevators {or the United tee cw
‘5 to be "59.23;.
Accident at “w"... Point.
46 and 48 Main 91., Norwullr.
sema-
Yesterday morning John Hines,
East Norwalk, while coupling ears
Wilson Point, caught one of his hand
between the bumpers. Hie fingers wen
badly crushed. Mr. Blue was brough
to this city where an examination oi hir
injuries was made by Dr. Clarke. T
injuries were of such a character that
was necessary to amputara two fingers
it is (cared that another linger will ban
Punishment for lei-sins Inimiial. ;
tom house and postoilce at Pitt-burg, Pr“
Among the bills reported to the senate
favorably were the iollowina: Appropri
sting amen for a public building at
Wilkasbarrc Pa.
In the house the sundry civil appropria—
tion bill was taken up in committee of the
whole. Mr. Cannon (Illa) aid that the
amount oi appropriation carried by the
measure was in round numbers m, 000.
The iollowlnf amendments were adopt-
ed: Appropriet on room) for public build-
in. at Cedar Rapids, 1a.; .10,” for cle-
vator in public building at Peoria,Illa.;
“Mm for public building at lartinaburg,
W. Va, audincveasingiromQAIltoW;
W the appropriation tor the public buildv
MuWimlinn. Ir. Goodnighthy)
moved to strike an the clause relative to
E
Supervisor of .Census lcCarthy liv-
haven‘t-res. --I a- . a. ..- a. ....—a0
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Horse Buyers
We are oonstnntlyra-V
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.the
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continuum ”IDAY, ‘AY M,
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBA
Willmmdeilyir’lrontoltcw Yorkiesving Iouth Harwell at “San.
Infill-1M2.” m. 'Jul adandlstmdnyahall
reedvcdirnninmmiun. ”murals.” to“ I
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GLOVER BBOLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES:
Our Surah Kid Ladiea’ 82. 00 Shoes are the finest ever offered in South Malt,
Ladiee’ French Kid Bend Bowed, Ladies' French turned and wells at prion that
will astonish you.
A full line oi Ladiea’, Children’ s end lien' s Shoes that will pay all to finalise.
GLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
AT THE OLD STAND 0]"
T. Burr Guyer dc Son,
Springwood.
ALL ORDERS PRCMPTLY FILLED.
City Pimple find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North lain Street, South Norwalk
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
“Marmmmmmotmfib'flgar “www.mm
SDSnMIII-ln 81-. -
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l‘a-anur trains.
80m.
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£10. I» I.
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flip.- difl' p... I ll hm
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mama-ass. (Ilium-lulmlbhflr:
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i local dealer e- M
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