'wflaaua-arl-dei 3d. Ileana tar mile-y
nun-‘3’“ “aqumszfi‘afia” y.
lbw-fl
”RAW
, v
Q pwy-d. 'rwo'roeeriilibauaaapeclahy.
[run a wnnarn or nownns
Wewmfllam
laces-mint. Danube
cons. '
- m snares, norms and TOQUES
yifiuy-nruemwmuync. amwuroqu—aeor'ammatm.m
RIBBONS
“udwidlha. A hmtlialliae oi Bath ldgeJiroe Grainlnihbmalll’uelillk.
VII-VET RIBBONS.
fimfi-«tmmm shown. Allentonallwidthe.
TRIMMED HA’I‘S.
mnmwmamna mataiaLsachal Iiowera.kihhone and the
manwmeum
and beautiful line oi'i‘rimrned Illllnery at price-tar
dam Wehaveaaroet heaatilal lineoiTrimmedllalsulow-Slnoeerhand
H- KRIEGER,
Memo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk, Conn.
H
A'iisavlngs Institution for the People’s
" Benefit.
The right 0063 in the right place. Everything can be
foundin the ' e oi
“Mu-fishpmeemna
Ladies’ EllaKid
LadieaParie
lndiea‘Priaoera
laallahonthe
i
0T8 Mill SllllES
At the store of
c. H. HARVEY.
sitBhoetoaGent'sflandSewedfiShoewcl made.
reduced from $2.00 to 8185.
ed Kid Button reduced from $3.50 to ”.50.
'p Button reduced from 83 00 to $2.00.
Lad-.5 votinne Kid Tip Button reduced from $2.00 to 81.50.
c. H. HARVEY,
70' North Main St, Scan. Nor-walk.
. B. lllll. & Ill.
V‘ dgenon Bargain House.
OWER TO-DAY
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES I
' “win be $5, $7.25, $7.50, $8.25, $9.25
aotwoareallhe. lathla
'lamm 'wem-rruc. lotwopleelalib. museum
lama BARGAINS.
hum mammalian. We. om.
.Pfll’ow Sham
”manage. magnum. Printruto-dayonlyileneh. ileedredrat
jB. HXL’L & 00.
Sheldon:-
=I NEW ’
‘ h
‘ .. 9......me
- II" to 18...
Olicee, no Iain amt.
Weaving.
’aun-pmnu-taanmuaaou'
Ballantlleedelleeeaera'herelies-
perateinerhlqte devethe I.”
eeedIenatDnnhanPe-
Dunn. Pa. June air—The imwiaoned
ningnin the Farm Bill minehavehean
heardirorn. Atto’ciock iaatevenhxtha
men working in the head 01 the entry
though which the rescuing party is work-
ingitewayaent word down the entry“
heapqulet. Everyonedid so,andina
momant “pick," “pick," toradoun timer
urnethesixnaliromtheinaide. Thenths
manwenttoworkwithrenewedvigu,
Thevictimacannotbareaehed iortwanty-
iourhonnyehalthouxh the reecuinxparty
hwithinsiewteetoithcllulleldlm
iromtheliiahoninxwthel’armllillmlne.
Butaiterthatisrcached theywill harem
drive through seventy-tire ieet oi coal to
reachtheirimprlaonedcomredu
Kn Doubt About the Son-da-
cgraphoillce in theaitcrnoontoaecurethe
loan of 5,!!!) feet oi wire, two
and two He said:
“lttaheahalianhourto madame-ecu
turn the face of the to the outside.
Hwehadatelephoneall time could
heaved. When we lireah through into
thenill Farm minewemayetrlkegasand
theianwili havetoheturnedon. Ahali
hourinanchaceae maanaagreatdaal. l
distinctly heard the ‘tap,’ ‘tsp' oi pic
Theyweraiaint. bugltwea thesignai for
aid. ltwill tekeuahoursto reach them.
blitwillinx hands will make ahort work.
Wearettyingto heepthe matterasquiei
as hie, Mcauae we don’t want the re-
po to reach the ,women and laminae oi
there people. it unmana all oius to he"
the women dying around and eating one
save their husbands.”
The Excite-rest Intel-ea.
In spite oi all precautions the news
the entomhad minere had been heard
apread quickly throughout the little mine
in: town, and in a short time at least 500
poo lo were gathered about the mines. The
ex tement w more intenee each mo-
ment , and th crowd gathered so close about
the month oi the pit that the coal and iron
police were finally compelled to more them
back.
l
About 8 p. m. Mine Bose Gray came up
lion the slope with the report that the
reacuing party might reach the party at
any time. The ecund oi tapping against
thewall has again been heard The resou-
en are inspired with fresh courage. They
do not now iear danger, and it is probable
that they will not meet with any.
She Barn Into Teen. ‘
At ll o’clock a thousand people em at
the mine. Every one who had friends in
the mine wt there. They came with
brightened faces. Policemen werh dumb.
When a mancnmeoutoitheminashewaa
silent as the grave, but the good new: war
circulated around. Little Mary Smith, 8
years old, heard that the men were late.
net father is in the mine. She came up
alone, a pretty little girl. "When is my
father?" also said. as she came up to the
mine little". “no b not on! yet," p“
a man who stood by. The little girl burst
into teara.
The lee Are dimly Alive.
General Manager Hazard was seen late
in the evening. “You may say that the
med in the mine are alive. They have been
heard irom. The Catholic prieetaare down
in the mine at the present time. They will
stay there till the opening is made. I have
cred a wrpa oi phyaicians to he at hand
f ior anything. You can say the com-
pany is doing all they can to rescue the
m"
In the meantime the suspenae la awiul.
People are crowding to the danger line
ropes, peering anxiously at the may.
NEWS lN BRIEF.
treat 'l'lpa fro- the Wiree car-telly
' Called.
At the annual atate encampment oi the
New York Sous oi Veterans at Syracuse
Col. George B. Addington, 01 Albany, was
mlected commander. The next encemp
meat will he held at Binghamton.
The will oi the late Samuel W h. oi
Philadelphia, has been admitted to pro to.
The value oi the property kit will exceed
wall), mom oi which R given to
ladelpbnflmmnum
United States Commissioner Edmundl.
Philadelphia. haa decided that Thomas
. Stevenson, 0! England, charged with
emheaaling aw irorn his employer: and
tothis country. should be held to
await linear-rival oi estradltion papera iron:
W
Intheennuel regattaoithe New York
Yacht club the Minerva and Katrina won
lutheirreepeétlveolsaaaa.
Dir. i'iiecoehhaaintrodueadtntheaeuste
hills appropriating atom tor a Elm
building atAmat-rdam, N. Y.. and 0.4“
tooompiete and dedicate the monument
to commemorate the rut-render oi Bur-
math-atop.
Thelncompleteaeaeoitharatnrnsoican-
anaennmeratorala caulin‘azreatdealoi
ill kellngand d pointment in Chicago
andotherwestern the.
- Therehaaheenaaeriousonthreak in
Honduraaotadisaeaacloselynaarnhllu
yeliowiovegnndmanyparaonaarelaevln;
themntry.
inihehouuoleomnona'l'huradaythe
geranium tvarynearlylnetdeieatona
uovernmeu Msnanow
midteoiiourvotaa Itiaaaid
wooldhava hem killed but
run soon» or PlCliNG our».
‘ on mortalaoheaware
MW‘ heenverz
aslameon and that
Minelnapcctor Keighleywenttofitel- oral
time,hnt thi- erenin;,JuneN,at
union. but must insist upon the
con '
alone as my diaputaut.
“Second-—That the time be equally di-
vided between us.
"Third—That the meeting shall henna!-
tirely tree and open one, to which the gen—
ital public! ahall hare tree acce-
deman at any sign or panword,
thatnopereonbeadmittedtothe hall
until 7:” p. m.
"l! theae conditiomare aeoepteblptoyou
and will be carried out,lcansaaureyou
that, notwithstandinxthe short notice oi
a few hours, you will tindme on the plat-
tor-m."
The meeting to-nj ht will he one oi the
most important in t oi the labor
movement in this city, an wfllhaveen
important hearing on the future oi the
labor movement.
Mr. Powderly said last night that he
could not agree to Mr. Gompers' to
The meeting was not for debating.
would meet Mr. Gompara afterward in do
hate. Mr. Gompcra had had the ear of the
public ior years. Mr. .ly intended
to hate his say tonight. Mr. Gompera
could ask questions aiterward.
German, June m—‘l'he p and
architectural Iron workers have to M
the hrichloyers and had carriers by joining
the carpenter: who are now an a A
general tie upoi the buiidi trades iahow
on which will throw 10, men out at
work.
Cmfimn, J one 20.4: is thought that
the awiiehnuea’ mite la drawing tea eloae.
The Big Four men were granted
Shout-seam have returned to w
Other roads, it is thought, will iollow the
example at the Big Four within a day or
two.
Haunt, X. 8.,Jnne n-The
Amalgamated Trades nnionla ‘
the Amherst Boot and 81100 comm!
owing to the (ll-chem at '0: to! the
reason that theywue Knighta *
a committee was appointed to .
what Halifax merchanta are edit; the
company's goods.
Cmcauo, June ill—The Junior Order at
Uni“ American Mechanics installed it-
oflcera, and Past National Councilor Stroll
was praaented with a [old emblem
eeutative oi the order. The propoaition to
join forces with the parent organization
was not iavorahly received. The quution
0! Was the titleoi theordnrtothat
of “United Americans" will beveled on
onor about Oct. 1. Fat conventional
the anociation will he he!
Cleveland.
N" You, June fl—Har‘r‘ost entered
a eating oi t striking cloahrnahare laat
twitha at! at his lt'bo
to shout “Moat! Mat!" t
St on oi the Cioakmahera’ union,
thepoliectoeject Moat. we! they at
once wit out ceremony. arhp
Strum . term, the cigar man
met nlg t and agreed upon a mum
ecaleoiwamwhichthelirmwililn
toalsn. litherequest iedenl t
amp oi the firm will strike. he mic
is a a ht advance upon the preaent one.
oi
a rate: lead and Collision.
venison. Kan, June Ely-A head and
l onoocunedonthoXansas City.St.
oaephandCou lBluflaroadahont
three mileaeaat
ly "vi. about head and
‘ Thatlahallmeatyuuaudyon‘m
without
andaod
' The
Mdfiem
9'"
m...‘ ........ o o o o t
M hits: Athletic, ‘3; W
“matte. 6; Syracuse. 5. teriea:
and Bounce. Sullivan and O‘Rourke.
At Numb-
COMM ...... .....llDOSOOlX—.—
............. 0 i 0 0 0 0 0 0
Bare hlta: comm 13; lama-.2. _
Oolntnliti. d; Lmlkville, 6. Balteria:
and!!!“ Outright and O'Connor.
At Toledo—
Toledo ................ 0 0 0 0 0 0
6t. Lam ............ a o i o 1 r 1;
who: Toledo.9;8t. wan. to. k
ledo. 2; 8!. Louie. 5. Batteries: 1!
Welt). Btiretta and Runyon.
Atlantic Asaoriatlon.
At Weahinxton~Weahlnaton. I; Kev-2k, I.
Base hlta: Wellington. 6; Newark. it. x
Washiagread: New-rt. I. Better“:
Wye-Mlllcboll; “MM.
M Baltimore—Wm. a); I'llni 7.
hilt: Baltimore. :3; Wilmington, l Errata:
he. 6; Wilmington. 5. Beltane: Slit
and Corcoran. O‘Rourheand Tate.
“A: I'm-Barri thmcu’ Cl”. 0:
ore-eta. no. hits: my I: I
enter,“ man: our.» City. a: wmfl
Bureau: MordendOuinnaaao.fltxgeralddll
I y.
Game-Worcester. 7; Jersey city. I.
Beretta: Worm. “my my. a.
Wong-team Jersey coma. Batteries: ltc
mutt and iinrphy. Bun Guiana-ct
At sew Haven-law van, is: Mord, i.
Habitazh'ew miklientot'dl ':
Saw Haven. 1: men. hattari'ea: (i
"de3.
O
0
‘0.
80—
0
Cm Mar, It. .1, June 5).-
riaonaud party com at a
mick, lira Mckee, by
lodge, two nuraeeand
ant have arrived here lacunae!
Pugh's private car on a special train,
Whenthetrainstoppeditwea boardedhy
Gen. Sewrll. at New Jersey. and
wentuptoCape May and the
waadraw‘nupintroot the new
fifi"%eo““ °“‘
were new
Theywereshown ”We?“
Harrison and the m
rectlytotheirroouai am
no iormalitiea. Tea wee in he
cottage. Mr. lie hale. only :2:
same iron the .
the cool hreeus lien Med tor II
hour from the My all I.
timl early.
huurmw
3‘.
he the prludpla 0‘ m . ‘
iniavoroi shorterhouraetlahormtn.
limited silver coinage, m tel -‘
mu“ 'lmn‘im'mm' '
n all p
land. Thtarlflqm limb“
a purely commercial one. I. 0.
33‘3“?“ 303: neon
MommJnnan-Jl'heaaledths
remaining ate-ta oi the JeyCooh ema-
EE 3?
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FIN EST
SUMMER BESHBT
-———:iOIlv:—-—-—~
_ L030 III-AID SOUND.
--.————_.
new “Tortuous THIS
' season.
SEA F001] ill ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
Filliilill'lfill l lllllil.
PM”.
Boron POINT!
Steamer “MEDEA.”
can. u. nownano.
Tlme Table
nave some smart to: some roar:
moon... tan. no, my...
nuts mow rum an rpm Iowan:
905. lime... 2N. Wynn.
SUNDAY 'i'RlPl.
Lure acorn woman roe mo: ronrr.
10.30am. 12m. zoo. as». 5.009. I.
{Lure mos rover roe tom xoawats.
11.30; at, 215. 2.45, 415, 7.00 9.1.
Fate, one way. 15 Cents
Excursion Tickets, 25 Cents
ggmnwxw N ~21;
Theledataeyhemdiorleonhehtlxear.
Iioeeflreaausahlcratea Term upon application
totheaptda. In”!
FAW__C_ETT.
Special Sale 'I'n-llay
File Lulu Hal: at $1 earl
Goodvalseatsuo.
Elegant Wreaths for Trimming
95 CENTS EACH.
rawélm's
“a... Hialllaliflrs fur lillilm.
Ito. 3 Water Street.
aonwanx. con
' Busfluehrdandl’reuediathe ._
mutatyie 50
BICYCLES-
Also trade-
!irstd‘a- area-l-
taail its betas.
lacroy I. Wheeler.
rsa Wateeltleet. lent. lea-will, spit.-
THE “BEST current to THE WORLD.
sums on so
“nu M f“ .
..a. a.‘ e.-
”l " r -‘ ' -
, l -£ill_LU"Y;
1 """"" ""
”m m.
1 . . ,3. 1
Steamboat to New Yarn..- ‘
oornr‘aaouo war. war as, ‘ ’ >
The steamboat “cm! or await:
wflnre'a'aremymea%mu_wnflm
mama
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
SPECIALTIES:
Oursurah Kid I‘dlfl'flwmmm finesteveroil’ered ill Sooihllorwalk.
Ladiea’FrenchKidHand SowedJadiea’Frcnehturnedandweltaatplinufllt ’
William you, , ’_
A full line of Ladiee’, Children’e and Hen"! Shoes that will pay all to all-iii.
GLOVER & OLSEN, y
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade. -
AT 1'“ 0!.” "AND 01’
T. Burr Guyer 8; Son. ~r
Springwood. 3‘
ALL 0RDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UHDERTAKER.
82 North “I Street, SCI“ lsrwalh
Openatallhoara. Theecrvicaoi‘an
udl’naallilrettoraetured. ‘
hill-II
I" ‘!
HOUSATONIC BAHAMA”.
iialililili d NORWAIJ nmsrou.
Wed lay llth. mo.
Ian-gar “Ir-deal ,
m wed: mam. m.’
8’ lowing-in It. I“. m
Homer B. lion
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mam-.- ar.th-“‘ rumi . - a
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g: 2“.“ :3 :13“ '20 v;
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rampant. mean-uh. aura-at
iii 5 ” 32.; ‘ , '
339.3,... 3.3 - SOUTH alumna.
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l: a... a: m... an... 0"“ "A“ mm
03%: area.- 10 w." ’ on new '
'“"' "h"; a.” underarm:
main Irina. not aty and dentin afl-
orinx, and our
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lowest Prices 1
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