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5
Will oil'er 500 yards more of extra _Snper Carp
up to $8. This is the best bargain _in
alarge line of Gingham, best quality 1
cheap. A fine line of Ladtes’ and Misses Blous
FIELD ‘5
Ladies' Calico and White Lawn Wrappers. All Grades of Shades made to order at lowest
prices. Agents ior Hall’s Skirt Forms and Butterick’s Patterns.
PAY N0 ATTENTION TO FOOLISH ADVERTISEMENTS
But come when: you can get rrrliublc goods at bottom prices.
---KSOOFIELD 85 HOYT---
NORWALK AND SOUTH NORWALK.
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A'r OUR NEW STORE.
0l'lt FI‘SB DI‘I'I.\" 0F
STAPLE ANN PANLl Llllllill
“Ewmi “PE“ lritiul Kidney illll Liver lute
[NB DR. CHAIR'S
Crown Pinter» IIIII l’llll.
They are the only Sole Remain“ to use for those
Itllicted with Briglil'n Uiaeuv. Liver Complaint and
[ovary Allections. only those prepared in the
bur you! are the (Mutual and the only Kidney
and Liscr run that Will restore you to writct
health.
All Ladies L'sc
('. B. It A.
l'rnii: Medicine 00.. l'usunir, N. J.
fiULD AT
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
stilt Soul h Norwal k.
M BLESSING to WOMAN
, ' ' DELI“ l'bc terrors of the \Viirh Day
On exhibition and for sulc at tho lowmt niutli'ot prices ll it. «hum away with. lliiv-qutlrirr
welcome all and {limit your pli-xisut'o :lilll wiwuwd luvors.
Yours cordially,
Mill”: “ARMAN-
nm; in. H. r vaun- mud " \lr. “lurk was inuntttrd
I lolly iu'NT's IlEiuiln' by m mu. a .tmwst
in l i “i-lol'l. Show.
. .l u liltitWN A; (1).. l‘l‘:i;.f..-l.“. liluxbanip'om
I I N. Y ,fi‘t) "\Vc always hi i “I N‘I'S HEM
. Itlt\' nu hand. nnd fm-l ~ 1"}, Ill rr-‘onimo‘tzditig I! to
I n Unr ll’l rm-dof l‘llll'l ll,i' for ' 0y Diu‘ll‘i'é'
l I "litidtitr d Livrr trout) c-. or d - ~x-I of thy lit;-
To onliwn llw usual quiet of tho lzllll‘l‘
part of tho \i'ook, “'1' will With? an .\l’ll().\
SALE. and will oiliu' owr
llPl‘l STYLES [ll APll N8,
the limb of tho hill “of. ulnl
Illi troublc.
No Boiling!NoRuhhlnglflcSleam!
‘ Nil
m! it of l/Hlil’ Hun. r, or
' H'n-l 121 t.—. for .«uuipii' ruin»: til
" lhuthon llit‘t" Son to
ALLlSON 8805.. Mann acturers.
a
)iibuui'rou .x. cuss.
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DIABETES.
"l l: \v ti-« u trvublld our linlw Vn ir~ ” uyyp
E ii |'l.’ll(l{ l‘ plop rt. .‘lh. ‘uillia l\r.ilil|("i
o.’ l’c ilnvu :‘n‘.Ll I‘mr-l ~ 'l‘m- .i was po-
. lb: v .‘A.’ 2 li - l r tuol I. it .- uni
up .wh‘ll .n t - l. .it,tl mica ll‘ "e
um .. lit-l in... 'u . u- r Attlr Ur...‘
tum NT'S REMEDY nl. lhtbc
dim . iv tenure»: wrrc unit: and my Hilll.l')§
ary Urgzlm " at: my ltn- tunic
Hung of
HI'V'I'S REMEDY.
l' N t mummy Solo Aflllll. New Yuri“
All let him; drug};
.sonx n. “Sinus,
.,.,.,_.. m! Hr'aii Dcnfot in all kind: of
tin ANN Nlllll
{Sci-:31; Lime. Cement.
‘ Rina atone. Etc.
lln-hiuh, l.>if'l.;t‘v€l!|ll2t, Locust
‘ .lllfillllldlil Fi‘ttnhliu. and
l Wiikosonrre Coais.
illitlll ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot or Washingum and Mar
A variety lzu'tgi- onougli lo s-zuit tho liuiov olj...,......... A , ..t...i....
- i ll
all for whatever use Ahoy may bo l‘i‘llliil’t'll.i
The prior-s will tango
FlNlll llNE LENT l‘ll ANE NNLLAP EAlll
It will cost you nothing.r to examine them
You can copy llio styles if you t'liooso7 but
we arc conliilont illill you will lind tliul ”to
prior." at which “'0 oll'ct' llimn intros no in—
ducvmonl to muku tlwm yout'scll'.
“W- . - 9'.
iii; fit-rt: "H“
t
llorse Buyers
A We are constantly re-
. ‘ calving Fine Horses,
suited to all purposes.
You will find the PIN-
EST COAOBERS. the
BEST ROADSTERS. the
CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
BEST ASSORTMENT 01
SALE HORSES in Fair-
iield County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
HERE. All Horses sold
by this - establishment
are WARRANTED.
ill. ll. I’AIRMDN S.
NSIEBY A SPEBIAIJY, nausnununu.
Uur bu 'guius :m- not (fttilllili‘ll lo Aprons,
its most oi' the i'cutlt'i's of Tim l‘ivoning
Sciitinol ur - an my». buiui'o found in Ilosioi'yp
Undorwotu' :lllil harbor tloput'lnwnls.
Hill A E PLANE ANN LINE USA LALL
W
il.ll|ll|lEllMAll&Sllli
84 Washington Streét,
loom NORWALK.
hi
ll!) if
Billie A nominal.
FINE
Nulluttet
20c a lb.
Blll YAUR SUGAR Hill
WHY '3
If you don’t know, no may he
obit» to tell you tho
reason why.
.0... no 8. contact
iilliE roan.
Seven Children Dead in 3 Coal
,r, ,5 — Bin» 3 . .4
WHOLE BLUCKS WERE llNli00l‘ED.
A Pun-aux" Tull» on this Northern P.-
olflr Wu lilowu from ill. Track but No
one Wu Injured-~l‘unhcr [Mlulll of
tho North Dakota Cyclone.
FARM), N. 11, July owl tornado struck
this town and the surrounding country at
2::to o'clock Monday morning, lasting
thirty-live, minutrs, party wrecking and
damaging forty buildings, sm-eping o
Northern Pacific {amt express train oi nine
couches and tim-o slippers from the track
Ind injuring tiltirtcon people. Several
people \vrrc killed outright. The storm
path was about sixty miles wide, ending
fifteen iiiilvs rust of F unto. The wind first
began to blow from the south. but sudden-
ly shifted tothe northwest, and in o very
short time was blowing n hurricntie. The
three electric light toners were soon blown
down, leaving the city iti inky darkness
thnt WM relieved only by vivid flushes of
lightning.
'l‘hc frightened inhabitants Worn aroused
iromtheir sit-op and lights \roro shining
from windows all over tho city, but out—
sldo there was nothing but dnrknes and
tempest, and nothing could be board but
the angry rout- of the wind and the crash-
ing of flying debris. By 4 o’clock people
were hurrying in every direction to ascer-
tain the amount of damage done.
Soy-en (‘iillilrcn Deni.
Some appalling discoveries were soon
mode, the saddest being the death of seven
children of llIL' late Cupt. James McCar-
thy. who dtcd only a few weeks ugo. The
children, who m-re at home with their
mothvr. sought safety in the coal bin,
when they wen: till crushed to death.
.‘irs. McCarthy is not expected to live.
Two unknowutnunps Slut‘plllg in a box
(or xvi-re killu-d.
“'Iiolc “lurk: l’nronied.
The electriciight towers were blown
down and “bolt blocks were unmoioil.
Yerxu'i \l'igwnm, Mutilll ..\' Co's Warn
hottxr, 'l'lit‘ llvpttbllt‘tiu ollli‘c. Kenny block,
tlu- lliilllv‘llll'itl on the Hawk of North 0%
Ruth. tln- l'liut-in block, Enlaitigo hotel,
('untiiimtul blot-it utnl Manitoba freight.
Lona-“ort- ilill'tl'ilwl. and the )Itlu‘nuh‘ccl
«input blown down llnnvns oi billilll lioliacs
“'t'rv rut/mil, and diluent eu-ry plate glass
window on l-‘ront sir-mt and Broadway was
broken The Joy (forthr- hotel and the
(Brand l‘ut'itic at Mourlieud ware unroofed.
A Train Illowu from tlu- Truck.
No. l pussongor (min on the Northern
I’m-tilt: going Wi'wl, bud just ptiiledout of
tho yard and had :toppvtl at the Milwaukee
chasing The truth “(is lflllllt’ up of three
baggage lain. ninc iiuth‘llca and sleepers. a
party of (hit-ago and Northwestern oili-
Llfll: in u pmzite car and Supt. McCabe's
my.
All Lil llu‘ (million .‘lllll llii' lciliicr Wcfiii
blown frotuthu truck. but no lth-s worn
but, The lights haul ltccil put out so that .
then» was no tire or sit-um. Superintendent
Metal».- and tho conductor, the brain-man1
and porters urted wry molly uud unlined.
the frightcnod, who werc svtit buck to the
my in spt-cinl mtul‘lir‘l. The Northern Pr 5
mile roputr and machine shops “'UI'B dam- l
qgcd nut-Al worth, the (night depolb o!
tho Grout North-3m and the Milwaukee
roads “'l'i'l‘ llt‘lnilllfihlfil. sen-nil churches
were badly um lit-d and other buildings
won» or in: tl.titillu~‘(l. The tulnl damage
wrought in the my is I‘Sllmlllt'd at about
iifiytynl
'l'lu- Killed and Injured.
'l'hr hillr'l llllil ltljiiri'tl :lrr
lh-w‘u-tn'ltiilron wl' .l "l .‘l.t'mt:.i .lgv'd from
7!. :lvnira L .lw!
Tu. mm. :2. my Lint
\lll"o, ll l. . \t 1‘ 4 ii, rilgltll)’ wit on luililtillzl
mm.
i\i>,."1l,.\lll'~ ..l‘.ini no t‘ltt \l'.l;li.1ltim'citr.
Urlilllliv. Sim l R. ALI-w city. blunt, llddiy‘
hruiib d
llvith. C. ll . l'.l~': ‘lrlirg. “Yul: ,i‘iit'v‘lia-ll)‘ clif.
Loo, .\llvcll on n. tornvtigor, not M-rlwunly
hurt
“two. it \‘ \lilllil‘im‘r‘. urin bruisc-i. Sllt'lliil0‘r
sprained
Manning luntigu- A l ~t Ania. lvluliu. in"
cm
)lci‘aidv. |\l..~~. .i i.l.-‘~l<t'.\il. \S it . Inhlu
spruliml
Illr‘l‘urtin ‘llw .l )l . .iiui .utl .vqwbnk-‘ti;
r'gmury -i-~'il.ttul
Mvnu. 4- \.. >1 L-nn‘, :.~:i 3 m liriuwi
‘ltrlllJIliit‘lj‘ \‘n-tur Hit up. scalp nounl
borilux'nto \lr~ il“l’l’1li‘lll,
l’nt l}' \\. 'l . . anh'lll of lilo lilt‘k
inlail'l ililil ‘ «.lhiit l-t‘umu»
lin‘blv. i. lngxugv mint-ii, l‘lll to bound
ilounvlt .. J l ,l'.n.~rvo. {v.1 lllJlil\'<|
Sportunmn lit-n, l i l ~ivl twilrt‘ budly injured:
in but is ,
’l‘hntitpwn. lb-ittu l bongo. brush-l about hip :
Thump» in, It H Hm u,:~_ \‘Hiliu lww luouou,
log: llllliv’tl
'l‘ii-vlopm n lb» ll H . wnlp wound
Ih'h-rlplinn of Forum
i-‘nrtzo I» tho i wont)“ Will of thin t’nllilly,
N l). and lln. on tho {loll rim-r u! the
north, dirmtly uppt-Hllv .loorlu'ml, \ilnn.
it buy fl [H'pllltlllltlt ul will“ know, Milli in n
lllltllmllllllly built, lluuriulilng city, tho
itwtropollntt u tin" thrilling rount) it in
mm of tbo prim-um] Nifllltlil‘i on llll‘ north
urn pucllit‘ \vr-‘t oi .‘lllllll'fllrllllfl ‘l‘lu' fill!"
rounding munit‘y in wry tint.
Nous Orlvnno ("u-tum Iluutw “to-lode
NEW mum“, .loly M. . \ ht'nvy wind
and mm Morin ormrrwl Monday, dunmulnu
a tilimbvr of buildings in thin oily. blown”;
down trwu nud funccnuud iroutrnlluu lob.»
graph mrvs in all tl‘ttuu‘t nus, ’l’liu mml
scrum» «ltituuuo won door to tho tum-tut
hullw‘ \l’orknwn wuro building a now
alnchnlury rm thr- rnoi. and had torn up a
portion of tin- roofing. 'l‘lw sudden «till
rotunrkoblt- downpour of mill lltulth‘l the
“limit" of llw building. pouring down
from out- lloor to nnothur rind drivinu
M'oirybmiy on: of tho olllrcu. ’l'lw pont-
nflir‘o mm mmmu lln- oilit‘l‘o "Ilil'lWl ntlll
dumuumi m ”in Milli" limo the wind
blow the, m'nllnldiuu down. sud llm plnuk‘
lug ornahwl through tho plnlc ultwl 1mm.
titulr-rtbr dunno. tlnibcr and “in" falling
with A great crash into the rotunda. Many
occupants or the building narrowly or
coped Injury The damage will amount to
nisny thoumwla of dollar».
Woman IItl (-‘lilirl linrmd.
Wm ltmwr. N, ll., Joly [h Whll.
W. l“. \Vclhrrlm‘ was at. church hit: home
look llrc by Ho- owrmrning of no oil stove.
The only occupants at tho time worn- a Mrs.
lluw not! Mr Wollicrlwo‘s youngest child.
The doom iuultmi the child‘s iron: and
the little one was burned to rlnslh. In til»
mmpllnfl inmvnlhe child Mn, little Will
no new-rely burnt-ll lhnl she diod
A Knit floods Trim.
Aunt, July S.«»llcpwntntlvs knit
goods motility-Aurora of tho state that hm
to form a trust. including all the knit
good: mlillshmonis at Little Falls, Ana-
mom and Cohan. The capitol late h
.000. The Minuteman
a plan of consolidation
' ‘~ won it nonunion monammmmssm. JULit 3.1396.
.... W.M‘Wwwwmm,m_n ...._....._...._...~.....__.._._.... . N ..-.
.. -
HOYT
els at Site. 300 Smyrna Rugs at 79c and 890
have oilercd this season. We have purchased
and handsome styles which we are closmg out very
e Waists of Dating Cloth just received, also
PNJNCEFOTE DENIES IT-
Io say- tb. Ihhl'llll’ loo War Item no
Pun “Yoko.”
WAslilmTOI, July &—A story was pub-
lishod in Washington and in loading arter-
noon papers in other parts of the country
Monday afternoon to the shoot. that tho
negotiations lmtwoen the stats depart ment
Ind the British minister turn settlement
of the Behring sea diillculty had come to
an abrupt choc, and that sir Julian
Paunccfoto. tho ntprusenttitlve of her mar
jest)”: government, had notified Mr. Blaine
that if the American revenue cutters seized
my vessel flying the British ting the Brit-
ish fleet now tinsembllng at Victoria. B. 0.,
would receive orders to recapture the rep-
lel. This report could not be confirmed at
the staledopnrttnent. Sir Juliun Pounce-
fote, the British minister, in an lntorvlew
with a United Prim rewtor in regard to
the published statement, said: “Thorn is
absolutely not tho slightest truth or even
the remotmt foundation for the story."
Continuing he said that not only-were
thl- negotiations between Secretory Blaine
and himself still iti progress, but that all
indications pointed to a satisfactory and
amicable ndjustmunt of the difficulty. He
(ltd not. know of the slightest impediment
to u speedy solution of the problem.
"The story probably originated," sold
the minister. “from the fact. that Socretary
iilulno is out of the city and his absence
was food for such a conjecture. It was
genernlly tltldcrsltmd between us. how-
ever, that lsbould join Mr. liluluc at Bar
Harbor and continue our conference there.
It was my intention to leave Washington
today for Magnolia, 31:155., which is only
a short distnnce from Bar Harbor, but 1
find that busincns will not permit. I shall
certainly go on Thursday.”
The fact that the trMsiiry department
has ordered rein-tine cutters to catch ponch-
ing Canadian scalars, the minister said,
docs not figure nl all in tho matters. If
mutton; had rent-bod such it crisis the min-
ister thought it very improbable that the
United States government would send
such small craft to defend anticipated
rt-qistnnco from British mount-war.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
rl’t'lh Tips from the Wire: Carefully
fuller].
Cal. McCarthy announce.» his acceptance
of t a proposition 0! the Pelican club. of
London. which has offered A room purse
101' a fight between .‘lr-(‘urthy and George
Dixon. the colored pnmllst.
Stchtimn Ari-hm. t-x state ernsurvr of
Maryland, plt‘utlrtl utility to the l barge of
embezzleim-nt of duty funds. and Wm; sen—
wnccd to the. pt‘lilit'lll iury for live yours.
Notice of uppml in tho um- of Fish. th‘
f‘ntmntluigtiuix Y t iuurdl-rcr. results in
postpi'tnemcnt of his tlv'dlit byeiectriclty,
which wits fixed for the Wool. int-ginning
July l2.
Editor Pickett, of Memphis, Tenn, wyn
disimnchiscno-ut of the negro l~ a more
prominent lune lli tln- witth than the
thrill.
Dr Brziuti titul otlmr rleruyim-u ut Now
York state that Dr ll'trt - uppml to
Rome “as on u to tum: . .;t lliiii he
will finally obey tltr dev Mum 1 no.» pope.
Gen. Porter has issued an Uhlt‘l‘ at the
state crimp ut i’cekakill. N Y. forbidding
the Soldil’rx going to the “(hint-en," ii
Ialooti crertcd JURY outside lllt' boundary of
tho comp
Mr. Rit'hutd L't'ol-Lcr, lentil r of 'l‘iitnumny
hall. llIl‘ engaged n lN'X'lll on lllr‘slcltlil-
ship l‘olutnbzu. of the Hamburg Amort-
can line. which sails on July 17. Mr.
Carter WI“ ha acninipnniod by Mm l'ro-
ker and other members of his family.
The Middll- States chattu awn-influx)
has dociilwd to hold the annual rrgatta
Aug. o and 7. tin-r the Pusaic course
True bills of indictment have been found
against tic-onto silo-ix and (icoruiunu Pork-
er. Whose relations at l’hllflilt‘lpliln rind
olsotvhmu have been subjected to so much
notoriety,
Angry Neil futilidlnuilrtu.
li.\l.|l' \x. N 5.. July 5' ~—'l‘ht~ Nruio'tnd-
land pnpm motions to douuum-o tho
modus vivcndi and the support of tho
French violins by British Omaha. The St.
Johns lit-mid. iii a long article. asks if it
is (‘onslllulioliril for the British naval and
military turrcs to intervutlc and sci aside
the re ulur operation of law under tho
mioniu government. no but; ltt'r‘n t to in
miiipl-lilng the lobster cunning lm ories
to (1031' 'iho paper compares .intnes
Baird. who rk‘illat'd to «low his factory. t
inatnptb-n. and says that 3hr Baltlwi
Walker, by bi~ illmrzil art in closing the
lurturuw, ll.l\ wow u \ll'p toe) fur. ntnl tho
.I'deztle ml b) ”illi‘tl Will (it"ll'lirHI lm
‘inllowod ltl vb.~ otlu‘r fut-tow uwnom.
Thin “Ill pm ipitzile u l t‘tlis. .‘lill linglund
Will llllil llulf llu‘ llt'Hlth‘ of llll‘ mtlouy
know how in mum-in llwlr right»: ‘l’ln-y
Will riw :i- one mom to limit} uppir» ., nu.
laiiigbu of l'_i tlilm Wank-id.
KAWiAhH‘ lliit,Julym—Anthch’nighu
of l'ythim l'\l‘lll'll|)ll trniu on tho lilinolti
Control railroad. wunpouml of tourtccn
Winches, bringing oxvurnionlnts from dil~
forcnt points of tho moth bound (or the
Alilwhukco encampment. mulled Man»
who,“ pm in tho nwnch (‘nlilh out after
lourmmlmhiul ”laws! and dornilcdtcn
com-hm ttnu rum" was turnodmmplou-ly
over 'i'ho klllcd and injured arc: J.
Crowd”, of llondonon, Ky, instantly
kl) ml, F W. Fen up, lint St. Louis. hurt
in Mt. l'npt. , if. Fundualtydhntrol
City, Ky, right in“ fractured. (’hnriu
Lunu. ot rilwlbyylllv. illn. hurt on «honi-
dam and nldt-n.
llrlll-li (inn. In Behring lion.
(rrnw \, ( lot July fl. —-Tbe flagship War
sprint. Wllu‘ll in «unwind to nrrlvo daily It
h‘upnmnlt. ll, (3.. rind he midy for any
omemcuoy in lll'ltl’lllil no. in a rmwcrinl
tint eta-o. ul’morml «causal at 2,“) tons,
carrying mu guns and Roar Admiral
llnlhnm, (3 H. The Nymphc, Daphne and
FAplcgltu which accompany the flagship,
or: all twin M'WW nloops of six. eight and
in: 5mm n‘ntmt‘llrcly. Ho this new deal
brings thirty/nix nuns on tho “Penn in Ml-
tliliml to tho Amphion soil Champion, al‘
ready llwrc.
Ifiontriu-tm Duluth Victorious.
Atmw, .lnly Mirna general term has
revnml ”word" of tho lownr courts in
thin our of tho poopln against Contractor
John Smith and ox-Hupqrintondont of Pubo
llc Buildings Charles D. Andnws. and
urawl with wists the order of strut
again-u fiw iloteiulnntv upon which tbs]
wsrcmich nut in ”0.0m ball, The action
was to wrovar darting" alleged to have
been snstalnml by the slats: through con-
oplrncy in connection with the notoriofl
assembly calling wand-l.
Pitcher 0mm loop-dd.
PnlLMtliJ’mA, July L-Pltclm Gwen.
of the Athlmc Dmbdlclub, has bosom
pended induflnitsiy by President Pruni-
mer. limo. it in cold. ”I“ for blou-
hnt wu glmi no satisfaction III:
In: about. fully hand-l to m. GM
will. bathroom. at his poor work in tho
MI on liturdlym ”Nikolai-II“
Ion tho lid.
rrxror THE SILVEBL
The Provisions of the Measure
Finally Agreed Upon.
BULLIOS 'i‘llA'l‘ ht's’l‘ ill-1 BOUGHT.
The Treasurer Directed to lluy 4,500,000
Ounces Per Month. lfpon “'lilch Trou-
. my Note» Slinll Ila luuuu-2,ooo.ooo
Ounces of Sliver Must Bo ('oluuii Monthly
“'Asuisotox, July 8.-—Followlng is the
tut oi the conference substitute silver hill
Wt» by the conference of the senate
and house:
Be it enacted, eta—That the secretary of
the treasury is hereby directed to purchase
from time to time silver bullion to the ag-
gregate amount of cumin ounces. or so
much thereof as may be otfered, in each
month, at the market price thereof,
not exceeding St for 371 25-100 grains of
pure silver, and to issue in payment for
limb purchases at silver bullion treasury
notes of the l'nited States to be prepared
by the secretary of the treasury in such
form and of such denominations not less
than 31 nor more than “00,000 in he may
prescribe. and a sum sufliciont to carry into
oflpct the provisions of this act is hereby
Appropriated out of any money in the
treasury not otherwiso appmpriuted.
Sliver Comment“ I Loyal Tender.
Sec. '3. That the treasury notes in ncco .
once with the provisions of this art aha i
be redeemable on demand in coin at the
treasury or the United States. or at the
allies of any usaistant treasurer of the
United States, and when so redeemed may
be retained. but no greater or less amount
01 such notes shall be outstanding at any
time than the oust of the silver bullion and
the standard silver dollars coined there-
from ihclt hold in the treasury purchased
by such notes. and :5th treasury notes
shall be u legal tender in payment of all
debts, public and private. ascept where
otherwise expresaly stipulated in the con
tract, and iian be receivable for custom»,
taxes and all public dues. and when so re—
ceived only be reissued, and such notes
when held by any national brinklns,r asst»
elation may be countud as a putt of its
lawful reserve.
Tho Policy of the l tillwl stint-s.
That upon demand of the holder of any
of the treasury Holt-s hen-tn provided for
the secretary of the ll’vilwlll‘y shall. under
such regulations in he may pTL‘at'l'LlJB, re
doom such notes in gold or sllwr coin, at
his discretion. it being the established
policy of the {blind Status to niuintniti
the two metals (in u parlty with ench other
upon the presutit legul ratio, or Such ratio
as may be provided by low.
The (‘oinngc Per Month.
Sec. :i—Tliut. thc secretary of the lIEiLi<
my skull each month coin 2,0004») ounces
0‘ the silver bullion purchused under tho
pmtjislons ofihts not into standard iiilver
dollars until July 1, bill, and after that
“me he abull coin of the silver bullion
purchased unticr the provisions of this act
on much as tony be necessity to provide for
the rodetnption of the treasury notes hero—
in providud for, and any gain or lei lor-
sge arising fn‘rlll such coinsgo shall 0 ac
comitcd for and mid into the treasury.
Soc. l~'l‘hat tho silver bullion purchased
under the provisions of this act ahnll be
oubjoct to the miuiromcutu of tho existing
law and tin.- reuulntions of the mint ser-
vice governing the methods of determin.
loathe amount at pure silver contained.
and the amount '11 rluit'h‘cs or t‘lcductlons.
if any, to be nnidc.
Pint of is former .lrt Repealed.
‘ec 5 “That so much of lbl,‘ art of
Féll. 2‘, i‘l“. rtillilul "All llt’i to Author
izc the coinage of (lift atundnrri fillvrr
dollar and to rut-or it~ l~.",;‘ll undor char
Inter us require: the monthly pun hose and
coinage of tlu-timo into silver dollars oi
u Huh umurlunoo nor more rhun t4.-
_,mo “Ul'lll of .ulwr bullion." l5 llt'l‘l‘lty
repculz-vi.
'liilrly Days from Piumgc.
Sec 6 r'l‘hnt upon the passage of this or!
tho bullion-a shuttling with tin.- ll't‘thllft‘l'
of the t'nlteil Stairs to the respective crt-d‘
its of national bunks for detxtslts tnudv to
redeem the tlrculatlng notes oi’ snob bunlw.
and all «lopobltx lltcmtiflf‘l‘ received for llhv
ptirpow, uhnll l|l‘1'it\'t‘rt‘tl into lhr truanury
m R tntarvllutwolh l't‘f‘l'l‘ti, rind the truisurrr
of tlu- l’mtml Slum shall rcdcrtn from the
gotierul t'llsll in tlu- trwmtrv thr- «in ulntlng
notesof .subl lhlllk‘i who'll only come ttito hi.»
possession Hilltjcl‘i to l‘t‘dltlllpllttll. nntl upon
the L‘Cl’llllt‘illl‘ of tho coniptrolli-rof thuvur-
reticy tho! sin-b note-a limo lk'VH revolved by
him. and (lid! thoy llill't' litri-n-lostroyt-tl,
and that no now unto-4 “ill bo tuned in
thrir plni‘l’. rt-inibtiruenwnt of their amount
shall bo mndo to the treason-r, under such
rugulutlom on tho sucrvtury of tho trunnry
may prcxt'rlbv, from on npprnpriution hurt»
by (‘It'i‘lt'lh lo be known a» 'nlllluillll hunk
norm. rodcmptton account." but tho pn»
Vutonn of tho mt shall not upply totho
ill-[limits rtu'rinul iintlvr suction :l of the
ml of .lunc m, um, requirmic I‘Vi'l‘)‘ no»
itnunl book to kt‘t'p ln lawful mom-y with
tho twamrvr of lllt,‘ l'u'itsd fitntcu n mm
t'lllliil to .3 pl‘l‘l‘l‘ill. of its rlrrulztilon.
to be lll‘lll und mod for tho n'lll‘illpllull of
ilk i-irruluting not”. Mid tho bolunro rc-
mulnlnu of tho dopoaltn no t'm‘rrt-tl shall.
lit the rltm- ol Fill h month. lx- roportud iii
the monthly pulllit‘ debt Italonwnt on rich!
of tho l'uih'ol H'tam braving no lntamt.
My. 7 That tins art oboll tnlto effect
thirty day trout and after its pmnmmn
Vlr. Ilium! ”limit-"cl.
Tho t'ltllll‘rl'llt‘l' report WM clung! by the
Ropublicnn ronfcrrrm only, Henntor Hartl-
snti Ilrpl’flt'nlntlvc Bland ruin-mi toslgn it.
Mr. lllarul Mill.” in ri-pnrlcr of the "mud
l’rm last owning thrill he WM not until»
[load with titsI contort-two n-porl. but ht»
Would proton! no minority report. "i
have no doubt tho report will bc agreed to
inlhe twuntonud hotlst'.”t=ni!l My. Blond.
"Tho liopultllvnn party has mirror-d upon it,
and it will lw put through i goon thcm
in no doubt but that llli‘ ptmldunt will
Ilutt it “
“on. Mnninn’o 'nnrrnl.
Exignn. N. ll, .1on amour. Morston'n
lunorol took plow- hlontlny oilcrudon. tho
“err-lites «copying film hours. «luring
which all luminous in the town was soo-
ndcd. Amniiu thou- in Iitondnnro were
tutor lllulr. llongmsman Nut». Hen.
Billionox‘l'nngrv-smnn [lrl KI, lion. PM,
Won. the wound auditor o the trewtry;
many mmdwru of the bar and comrades of
the Swami New Hampshire regiment.
'l'lio inlglnal Tom I- Deni.
lintmimmz. July D.-—-'l'liottiss L. Mull-y.
In old time It'llll’,dl€d July 7. its was
chitin-ml as s femsle impersonator with
the old Nighlln nlo minutrolu undar tho
so! Master Floyd and wutheorl no]
tipsy in,"l?neie Tom‘s Cabin" Mr. or
was afterward «rm-nag" with 0
i019»! the Hound theatre.
I.
Steamboat to New “York.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MAY 26.
The Steamboat “(DITY OF ALBANY”
Will into daily trips to New York. leaving flouth Norwalk at T is a. m. Rotuminz. leave New York:
iii-ennui Direct, 2.30 p. m.; But 3m ntn’el. 2.51! p. tn. July tin and satnnlsys half hour earlier. Freight
received from 7 a. ll. to 5 p. in. Pure. Single. 4M cents; Excursion. to cools.
will astonish you.
The All in _~ Jaw Print.
BililTS ’Nllll SilllES
GLOV EQEOLSEN’S
Our Sarah Kid Ladies' $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever offered in South Norwalk.
Lsdies’ French Kid Hand Sewed, lbadies' French turned and welts at prices that
A full line of Ladies', Children's and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine. :
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoo Trade.
ll. NlKLlN A SAN,
Succcseor! to C. it. DEKLYN.
27 Main Street Norwalk.
First-Class Ballets, intuition
.\ lid 1 cc (Jr-cant.
Orders Proniptly Attended To.
C. DIKLYN. llO W. F. DIKLYN.
Buy ot'fltliv Manufacturer.
Thu oldrst manutu r or Baby (hm-unit no-
ofirrp lino-hut work i . in ow difi’vmnt nylon
of running nut not .m- lion 0! trimminxr. At
lulu: vhnh will lw t .2 . trough and low ttnounh
to not the mutt but inn-.-
(?Ol\ll‘3 .XNI) SI'ZI'I DIE.
Frank Boylston
in I llm
lllllllllillll l
ALL GRADES
Lowest Priceis l
The llost bloodu lor
tho haunt lions,
»~~-—AT—~—-—
N. S. lllNlNN’S
BOOT iii SHOE STORE.
mark a: mo'. mock
mg.
lull, nun; Clan, so in.
Spinach, Raidiihesi Asparagus
l mu ercn's Farms every morning.
Pure Tomato Catsup, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVEiiEii PROMPTLY.
(it'll WALL PAPERS,
unto particularly our new
loo-mom Wall Papers, are
. specially noticeable for cor-
rect style and eflective col-
oring. and our line is en-
lircly dilutes! front what
*uuuu
l the lot-til tic-am can show
you.
You on painter or pop.
crvltuni. r can obtain from
In any Wall Papers of your
St'lt‘tlltlil.
Jttili'ph l’. lllcllngh & 00.,
:l West 42d St
lFllttl House from 5th Ave.)
New York. NIB-I
BAUTIO .‘3:..'.‘.'...'.31.‘“J:1 3.".
w. L. " DOUGLAS
$3 suo: «out...
“or roll nod Ian—rd Waterproof “ruin.
lb" rt' rll tor and Wrnrln qusllilcsof this ohm
m turf luv I. HM drown Innu‘lly “to «root “WWW
w on hl' lint llwummls of Minot-Ill Venn”. ¢
in I‘M“ 1m t-lnnu II
55-00 Iii ii.-‘l’iliir'i-n=':iitm whlc irnmuwuln “Mg
i .00 l nud-nnwd Well. A mt" ”if
tint-qusillt vl for at In and dilrnblliU-d d
£3.60 finmlvmr win Inhibit nit-MI" M
.xi'»!',ll'f| I u If I P.
$3.00 l’nllvrmri’ilvl H on lat—MW“, W
for “Howl turn. limit-M I'M-
All ttoidv lll torturous. button and Im-
$3 a. $2 suozs .m.‘
bow lwvn mm! fumrnbly Mimi I
My u... y. m Hi Im mvnmvnl- mlko
t" any a..." wit! a
i an Wm
. . . If in 0 not in and
its". ’.'I‘l.'£:‘.}'.";§au 3M. .. .
”M “ii?” Minna. Instr». ”II.
m MAIN STREET.
John Sohaub & Son;
Wall-th- I“ III“ lmslh m
01'. fig
mu liln mum- nnd prlcr Ill—pod on I’D-Ca "
lilllllililllliS AND MEANS *
AT THE OLD STAND OF
T. Burr Giuyer 85 Son,
Springwood.
ALL ORDERS [’ROMI’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE U13 A. TRIAL.
LllllS'l‘lillSl—Q
in Washington Street, SouihNorwalk smut...mm... wmm— ,
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