WEST Tl]
would simply say that to those
what we advertise, the goods are theirs free of charge.
are dandies ior the money.
‘3 ing. The best cap for the money in towa.
”.4?”—
'PARASOLS.
‘ Down, way down, in fact they are terribly down.
$2.69, former price was $3.29,
$1.98, .. $2.69.
$1.49, $1.89
l $1.59, $2.19.
5‘ Li
tt i. n
H I- OL
['1ch
We try in every instance to live up to this maxim, and we
who read this and come to our
store and find that we have made a misstatement in regards to
Just a few more left of those children’s caps at 25c. They
We have some for less and some
for more money, but the 25c cap we pride ourselves upon hav-
PARASOLS.
- $1.85, “ " “ $2.39.
i Come early and make your selection, for we havemarked
l them at prion; which cannot fail to make them sell rapidly.
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yard.
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, “MUTE COllN'l‘l'll’tl’ANES at (We
9 $1.00 was $1.25, and so on up to $3.50.
proportion.
-. «4» ,g-
3 being sold right here in town for 3‘14: per yard.
2 17:: per yard.
800 yards plaid, stripe and check nainsooks, manufactur-
l ers short lengths, every yard of them worth, some more, but
" none less than 15c per yard, .unning them this week, 125 per
was 850, 750 was 9‘20,
All marked down in
Your choice of ‘27) dillerent patterns of Wool chullutS.
Our price
f 1.111131 Nillliiflllll E 1.1131111.
27 inches Wide, do not hold the dust, do not muss easily,
the price, which is only 21h: per yard.
-———» ow - -——
' are some of the advantages the goods oller, to my nothing oi
In closing we would say that we realize that it is lini, but
“ we have the coolest and best ventilated store in town, and we
j strive to make it just as comfortable as we powibly will
83 Washington Street,
Saturdays till 10:30 o’clock.
intuition,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
Open Monday and Wednesday evenings till 8.30 o‘clock;
_. _. . ,H ___._.
OD. '
SI’IQCIAI II‘IIC; :
will utonish you.
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
A full line of lmlurn', l‘hildren'n nnil Mrh's Shoes that w ill pay all to oxmnm».
CLOVER & OLSEN,
Tit its Enlist lint Prints.
units it" Still
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
Our Hurnh Kid Ladir-n' $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever ollrrt'd in South Norwalk.
Ladiee' French Kid lland Served, lndien' French turned and write at prim-d that
A'l' 'l'llll OLD STAN” 0P
. Sprlnfzwood.
with no.
GIVIJ US A. TRIAL.
All]! ORDERS I’ROMI’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
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T. Burr Cover 8; Son,
Steamboat to New York.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”
all?“ Y I'u' '0‘“ m Ii Minn. Mm momma:
.hahllnm: ‘ . ‘
Minutes... hmnmm". :muunapdspwl cull- Intuit
A F rightful Explosion Near an
Ohio Village.
OVER A INJZI'IN PEOPLE ARE DEAD.
Tho llmllu of the Unfortunate Victim
Wore Literally Blown to Atom and
the Country Wm Shaken for Milan
Aroundwliluny I'eroonn Were Injured.
Circtsxnt, July iii—A terrible explo-
sion occurred early last evening at King’o
Powder mills on the Little Miami railroad,
twenty-nine miles northeast of this city.
The explosion shook the country for mile.
around, and it we» at first thought an
earthquake had t:t‘..w:t pint-e, ”z't‘l' n dozen
bodies literally blown to ltllllun have been
gathered together;
L300 Keg. Wore Fin-1|.
'l'wo empty freight cars were being rolled
on to a side track where a car containing
500 kegs of gunpowder was standing. As
the airs struck there wan a terrific explo-
sion, and immediately afterward another
car mntniuing rm kegs ot’ gunpowder ex-
ploded, trialling 1,3» keg.» altogether.
William quley, a lirilkclllllll in the serv-
ice of the Little Miami, was standing on
one of the empty care when the explosion
occurred. His body must have been blown
to atoms. .Vo traces of it has yet been
found. Over a dozen other persons near
the scene were killed.
“'nrkmen'n Collages Shattered.
The King Powder company and the
Peters Cartridge u 0!"le have shops on both
sides of thu- river silent: the railroad. The
explosion ttt'l‘ill’l‘ull on lllt‘ south side. and
the destruction wuss enormous. There are
a number of t’flllftlzt'i Uf'f‘ilplml bywurk
men in the powder factory and situated
closeto the trunk. 'l‘hrsv tvu-reshntterml
by the explosion and thrir minutes in—
jured. ’l'welve or tifteen girls at work in
the cartridge furtnry Wr‘h? Crippled by the
explmion. 'l'hv milwny station and the
fruigh'. butt-w belonging to the Little Miami
railroad, lnzvlllt'l' “'lllt till the adjacent
btttiding~, \u-re wt on tirz- arid totally enn—
nunu-d The trail. and Ill'.‘ ~'-l the ruilroml
were l'uirly turn out of the ground and it
great hole plum-ll in the ground.
The Peta-rs I m-trldgn- Factory [Destroy—ml.
The Pole“ rortrtvige fm'tury was llllrltt'li
to the ground Nothing but u not“ of
blnrkeni-it, sttmlvlrrin: ruin~ when“. to
mark the spill win-re the building stood.
As mun llw the news reached this city-'1
l'rlit‘l train mm cli.~p:1trhul to llli' St'r‘llt’ of
the iliwutvr. “nthNiperiutvnde-nt Peters
and n tor-gt» part3. of Sllrtguunxlrfl board.
and relit-l was ull-vrvb-d the ~ut‘icrcrs as
stnillltnpi15~lblv A» 11103] of the girls who
were injured live at Morrow and South
Lebanon it is most probable that the ' will
bc-tukrntu their homes in thode plume
The names of the killed and noun-led are
not in yrt tritilllllfllllt'
;\ kept-rt 'l'lmt ’ltH-niy-Ilim‘ Are Dem].
’i'in- i't-ren utrrrttlge int'lurjv' “'IL‘; in large
building and full} .‘ttpplit'fl with A great
amount v-l null} mnvhtm-ry, built {or the
munufx. ‘ it"v' of ultrliwnnd the binding oi
nltvttgun : nutuntttou .\ lurtzr- intro of
employ». ~.\ l‘ .ll Work at the tint» llll' ex»
pill-lull tut um i 'l‘hv-n' Were nbultt it}
pmple remit: at King's mills, and forty
permits tutu-unployul hi the taro mill».
A lllllllln'r of Fint'l‘lfltlllrr» wort- {ll the stu-
tion. .\l‘.ti'l1; tln- known killed are four
trniummt. mama-2y a truce of them mm he
found. .\ Iihlrdit'll tu’l'hi: Enquirer says
that t A rill} nuw urn- sit-ml.
A NEW ORlGlNAL PACKAGE BlLL.
It “’us Framed by the Liquor
ut “:ultington.
Internets
W‘. H: .. l‘\ Juli L1 .\t :t (”Men-u..-
of 1hr rwpz-mtz ‘ .1 .- » {-6 1: .. itivriltler-*1[
in tllt~ l 1t_\ “.11. .-i ,.. f Tim hm; v. in:
an» opposed tr- 1.. . .11.:1; "urtgtnul pm‘i‘
nae" bill, thr {nit “11.: sttlntttun- w.“
{mun-d in lwuzirrnl in the huuw by .‘dr.
Admits tlll~ i. ll«- ll rum (rd. u (c . That it
illitll Ilnl’ lu‘ lawful to import into any
«uh-or territory from any ullwl‘ state or
torrunry or from the [It‘ll'lt‘l of t‘nluinbtn
an) lv‘rlllt*lll«'ll. distilled or intoximtlntr
llqllhl“. eitwpr in one or more original
[ltlt'lvltlJI-u, {L‘ tlrllllmi by this mi.
N" '.‘ That for the [tlll'llunl'n Hi this NW!
2th or: 4111111 put-huge oi llll-r‘t'lt .tttng liquor.
in lilillit'a, ~hull lw :t t.l~t‘ (‘HlilLIllllliK not
less than one tin/xii bottles. utulun original
pflt'k‘dtb‘ of liquor not in bottlw shrill ('mr
min but lc-ss than tin-indium. pin-Vidal.
how-yer, that an original parkagn-of liquor.
imported from any foreign Illlllllll. shall
mntuiu the quantity rwptirml by the lam
relating tn ilutn-a upon imports.
st-r Lt. lt shall ltnl. he Luv ful to sell within
any .Illtlt' or lt‘fl’llnl‘j. any int-nxivntlng
lnpmr itnpurhul lulu hlu'll rotun- ortcrritory,
eurpt in tin-oriatuul pm knee in Willl'li the
balm-hm lm-n importwl. and \lllljt‘tl in the
newt-able pulm- rt'glllJHUlh oi ‘urh stutt-
or territory rrgulnting thu- ».‘tll‘ of ~m-h
liquor in u twwrnfiu.
Arguing for North Itivor Bridges.
\\'.\~111\.i.t«.~., July I": -~’l’hi~ house rom—
mllln- on I'Hltltth't‘i'v hvnrd argument» for
and nizuizut liw prnpmtlion toestnblivhn
wrowl trrnltunl rutlruml lil'lillfl' on the
North rim-r betmwn Truth and One httn
«in-d nnd l’iftyuinth Nil’l’l'lfi, New York
city. .lmrph K, )lw-i'nnnuu, of thin city,
nttormy furtlw prujw‘lnr! ot the ncherne,
nmuml lIl hum-o! it, while GIIHIflV Linden-
tlml. llu- lie/Ml Mid-4v Htglm‘rr. who de-
xiunml rim .tzlirr bridge which it. is intend»
ml to llllll'l on tho l‘t\"|'. opium-d the pro
put ll» ( Litmml that the c hnrtvr granted
in the tunipuny rvpn'm‘llli-il by Mr. MF-
(':tunun by the New Jenn-y ll'tzialulltre
WM Vulll.
A “’llkulmrro .Itlornoy in Tumble.
Withmt \ltlll'. l'n . July 1». ,-.. (mm
Nlrliolmn. u m-ll known lawyer here, has
been Ill'l‘i bytbe l’nitml State-i commis-
wiom-r to nmtwr for securing fraudulent
atrium-its in 1h.- i.‘|‘-‘|'l)l John “whim-limbo
diml lrnm the utl'vrti of an mwnult romtuit-
“,1 by fullnw pri-Itlwt‘is while in the \Vilkes-
barre juil. pm: “how willow procured a
pro-Alon on tho- grnunvl that death resulted
from lnjtll’in. tt-wiw-l during the our.
Vellum I'rvov Raging II III-vault.
Nrw Yuttit, .luly til-~l’amw1im-rn nrrivl
in“ on the uh-mm-r (Ii-trim from llnunn
state that l'vllow fun r of u violent type is
raging in that rify 'l‘ltoy my lltnl mi]
new ems it day on reported and that for-
eigner! nrr- leaving theelty fmt on they can
get "my. The weather in vrry tint and the
unitary multlllinti of the city iI-l hurl.
‘I'lln Mnithy Colliery llnnmn Work.
Witxusmunr. in. July m.~\\'nrk im-
tun mnmed in the Maltby collicry. This
mine but been idle for nearly six years. it
will now give employment to over :100 men
and boys. The Fuller aolliery. which has
been limited on over a year. is being
pumped out. and will wobbly mum
noon.
'_ 11 “03*“ EVEN
resume in Bitter.
huh 'l'lp- In- the Who- Carefully
culled.
Itispructicnlly dwidedthnttho View“
a! William Henry Harrison, the president's
mdfatlwr, will be placed on the new
Illrer twenty dollar certificates authorized
by the new sliver bill. The certificate.
will be issued in various denomination;
Attorney General Miller hull rendered I
decision in the case at the three mail
transfer clerks at Albany, N. Y.. in which
he sustains the derision of the civil service
commission, which held that these up-
pointments were illegally made because
the appointees had not. been examined, no
required by civil service rules.
The Granite State l’rovident fussociation
has begun suit for who» dfllilflflcfl against
several New York and Brooklyn editors
and reporters for causing articles injuri-
ous to the association to be published.
The cloaktnalters' strike at New York ha»
lucnsettled. ltnly union men can work
for the manufacturers.
llev. iv'nther James McCarthy, of Roches-
ter, in dead.
The works of the Columbia Iron and
Steel company and the Pennsylvania Conv
struction company, located at l'niontowu,
l’n, have been sold to English capitalists,
Tin- cnpitnl stock of the Columbia company
in Shim”) and of the Construction company
is imam.
The North Atlantic squadron will be in
HOMO“ harbor during the Grand Army of
the Republic National encampment at that
city.
Secretary 'l'rucy has omelnlly accepted
the hlcttltlrr Philadelphia. Mr. t.‘m1np,tho
builder, I't'ct‘lico’ alumnus premium (or
extra Spa-(l.
The Supreme council of the American
Order of .‘lrstm Engineers has mlioumed.
Jetlemon Young, Jr, of llnmklyn, was
electmlnupremer hiel engineer; A. \i’. Rad-
ley. of l'ticn, X. Y., senhr muster me-
rhauir; George ll. Simeollie. ol Amster-
dmn, N. Y. Knish-v.
f'hnrles Dempsey, the but 0! the New
York ' immlir" nldt-rtnen, has returned
from ('unatliun exile. lie wns admitted to
32mm ball.
The New Yurk ilulel Men's Association
('lél'l’mi {but following olliu-rs: l’resiiit'llt,
W ll Harri-on, New York, vice president,
W. G. Leland, lliruzhnrntun; treasurer,
H. .l. llnt kin-ll, Warren ruunty; secretary,
\" A. llm‘eht‘zltts. Albany,
The nutiunul exm-uttre l‘itlllllllllt’i‘ of the
Attm- Worker" l'nton of Autumn will
brim: Stills 111 lh'liéllf oi the lamillrs of the
nienuho Tm: Yln’lt’ live: in the mine at
Dunbar :1,..i:n~r the Cl'lllpJIly fur éhhfll)
in fill it who
Vernon Iniii'bl'. H. ('. \V. Kittibull ling
F. Goldsmith. nl Huston. “t'l’e drowned
the r‘upsuzin; of the 3'4.ch Marion
John ll Hayes, (‘ullr'FIul’ of internal
revenue, and l‘oitttwllnrJatitei llrttsnthan.
ol Surntogu. N, Y, have ["lU'ltilxt ii the
.‘ilrlph! hotel, Hill: ol the {culling butt-l.» of
lhnl t Hy
During (1 mike light :it ”all Ridge. in,
five llt‘ghtc~ turt- shot down by n litm‘fil: of
whitt- rum. . ’ .
.‘l Iii; Minneapolis I’Irr.
.‘vltx‘xl, truth, Minn. July to'. "l'be large
sari-u ~l'ti'y w.lr~.' house of the St-t'urity
company “an entirely il.-~troyt~d by fire
but owning, tugrtltrr wtth il-v mutt-uh.
fiponmnwm r'nnthNiori was the muw.
The upper llw in Virtv tilled “llll tidi’lLlll-
rural implrnwnrs :tnd “it the fourth tl-mr
m-n- faint tons. ol bindin; twine. A three
story stoni- lrlllllllllk,’ adjoining mu crushed
by the falling wall;- The building was
built in April and cost $30,010, on which
there in mom inmxrnnrc. The tint nwr
was occupied as a shipping room, the sec-
ond by idlitl“, the third by thr- William
beefing mmpsiny. the lmxrth by the Apple
ton Manulnt tuning company, the filth nnd
sixth by gem-ml ~torntzv and the H'Vvl‘tlll
by lurrtititrr.
aim-l tit '
l“:'i..2llll’it.;"1llltw
'libv h-ml luw i~ t‘EV will, m
I’rruilrnl ‘I-vrinm ~ti|l m .I.:il.
NEW Y-vltn. .luty ltd-"Hi“,uti .‘i’lrillll’
prt-szdent’ oi llit' Export -rilllil('r Ulttiptttly.
now under arrest, hnd llr‘ull Clltllltgu‘ll In
various. tv;lt.'!'.tllwll~" in \Vutwrtmvn. “'is;
Ynum Fit}: Ml“. Memphis and other
Wentvfll and moment (lilt"‘ lllt'VH-llw’ to
his Martini.r the New Yuri. l’ull’lpally. llis
cart-er in will to hnvebm-n ninriril our.
The Wotan: .\'.tt1nn.'tl bank. on whim-
complaint the urn-4 was nuulr. loaned
Morton t‘t'l’l-llll mun of moth-y MW 11ml by
lortytbrw I:|I’ll|.’\tl~q11f lumber «did to be
Worth rt :Jw, l1 iw'ililllml the: theplmlued
“Huber \\ -.~ shipped to t’orr‘tgu muntrlrs
Wilhultl ll.\‘ bllnilluim- Itr FULL-Will til the
bank The bunk sites for Hill" Morton
is sltil ill jtlll
A Rutttnr 'tlial .Vlr. Illuino “ill Ito-sign.
Stu YUlLk. .llll)’ it} Jill? Sci“ Yul’k
Star's ‘Vn‘lllllfllllll rurrvspnndent tele-
urtiphs litul )ournnlm {villuws' "it i:- or
t-epteilmut’mt ut the state department.
that Mr. Iiltlltlt"~ rt'lih-ltli‘llt from an ad-
mmintrtitlun with whose polh‘y he hit radi-
cally disagrees mil be announced just as
mmlt M the .\l-:Kinley bill plumes and re-
crnes the prrsldrnr'n signature. Serremry
lllninc- “ill probably runke that the occur
lion in Kite full publicitylu ilih l't'i‘lpfllcllv
\‘lr‘ti'w In an rinphutn- runnuvr. web t“ util-
cinl rcslru'tlonw now delusr. He will out”
the field for thin” urniml tup :t pit,- against
both l’r-Mnh-nt llnrrrison unrl Speaker
Reed."
{iv-u. I'unlkmrr's Will.
Gmrsw. .\'. ii, July tot-uludge Snub
ha» refused to admit. the will of the late
Urn. lama-r ll. I’nulker to probate. From
the teatimunytaken it mu evident that
another instrument. bud been ext-ruled a
few «1:in pun-ion» to Faulkner's death and
had been splrilnl away. The will ollored
for Itl'IJlMiil’ left. all the uenerni's propert
to a Mr». ilrowri, with whom he had lvot .
and utmost entirely excluded bin widow.
bur-I Bali-bury 'I’olhd Wu.
New Yuma, Joly til-The Herald my:
thatthe [lo-tiring «cu correawudcnce be-
tween Sewn-tiny lllaine and Lord Halls»
bury l'i’ii‘lml'cl :1" incl. that at one ntuge
nl llti' "Paul in mlixbury said that the
first news of in» it upon a British leni-
ing Weasel wont t l to the trim! serious
cotm-«pwnum.x1wi that Uncle Sam's M,
tics of infill. TH“? uhd lbw Would nuf. be tol-
erated in 1‘i'." l.
A sic-rim" It." War Threatened.
(Sitsiulnms. r7», ti, Johny—A serious
riot is reported near ileum. in linrnwell
county. Three hundred negroeo armed
with new rifles are said to confront twenty-
flve white men, and at lust ”VH1! a com
lllct was» expected every minute. (.lne
negro has been killed. Aqslsianm has gone
from the neluhborinn km'nn.
Wanted ller (tr-re Kept “mu.
“‘Asnmo'rox,.luly lti.»Suit has imen '
tend hero by John E. ltenboen to testt e
vulidityoi the will of his wife who left
810,010 in mm hare her were kept green.
WW /
The Watt-r.
Fair. with slight thermal changer. fol-
lowed by nlwly rising temperature.
summon. WEDNESDA
tune is some
Burying the Victims of the 3,3,0,
Cyclone’s Rage.
DYNAMITE 'I'i) llEflH'Bll 'l'llll DEAD
Eighty-eight ltmiln "an luc- Token
from hum [’11]!!! and Twenty-three Bool-
dentn of [ted Wing Are Still Missing.
Thrilling Ntory «I a survivor.
ltzn Wino, Minn, July ill-All (lay
Tuesday funeral processions were passing
into the city of the deed, and stricken par-
ents, brother» and sisters wept over their
sleepiru: bonds as they looked out upon
cruel Lake Pepin, where rippling waves
seemed In“ laughing in mockery overthe
appalling Ilislhft'l' of Sunday evening. The
city “'11” draped in mourning and the con-
stant tolling of the bell» added to the
toolernnity of a day which will never be for-
gotten. 'l'wentyvthree residents of Red
“'ing are still thinning and the anguish of
their intimate friends has driven some of
them to their bed-t. The bodies of some of
the lost may not. be recovered for several
days, :1‘ tho-y have doubtless limited down
the lis~~.i~.sippi. 'l‘hedcud recovered thus
far nrz- .ber eighty-eight.
Dynamite in IL’ul-«y the “when.
The attempt to reem‘er the bodies by
mum :mding on the shore did not prove a
success, and lffltpountlst of aiyuatmtr will
be exploded at the scene of tin-disaster.
It is believed that by this "it'fllls the lake
Will be fore-ed to give up its nlmd. The
scenes along: the road from the village to
the lulu- shorr- were most pitiful and
brought tears to the eyes of the must. cal»
lens. The spot-tarts: link-tented nt the- lunch
was a frightful one. The row midi-nil bod
its, lltlslimurlml :tn-l lyinzthuro ~t1tl and
stark. the and hit r's of the guards IL~1 they
marched bawktvurtl :imi forwnrd keeping
the crowd bark. and the blanched (new of
relatives of the tic-ltd. all combined to make
flEL‘t‘l‘." that ililln‘ t'flll, net's-r etl'uie from
(ht‘ memories ul' ill-mi who witnemwl if.
A rurumir'a jury in fitting as n more
formniity. but it i~ tint vxpc-t'll‘ii in find a
liens. ’mnul verdict. though l'npt. \Vethem
is upv'llly(irnnllllt'i‘tl in! not ordering his
pilot to ~‘r'ml the vowel into the \Vtsr‘onsin
shore upon mint: the mile llpphn‘ll'ltllltl.
.\ N'nnirur‘n I'n-aphir Story.
1. > llayrt-ll. of .lrtzlye, Minn. was on
the i1. lured «lunllit‘l‘ it'lir'tl ~be turned over.
He lt lie the i-lllnwilttz story: “There were
just '1': '. on thu- «t1 ntner when shebegrm her
trip. \\-llt'll the bum mu nbuut. in the
muld'.- Hi the Like the wind “'14 (it‘lltl
ahead Illttl blurring great gum. 'l'ln- mp-
tnin. “Vlrlvil'll’ly hwotnang tummy. wltoutcd
to tlzw ply-7. ‘llnld ho-r to tlie\\'i~mn~in
Iltfll‘v Til“ [illul ~llit l\’ in lllv pm? rmhly,
but i.1 t‘t-rrint: round thtx t'r-fiwl wright the
“incl .111 hr br‘rtm. nnd nth-r a ninznrnttiry
steam-r «‘urnwned but'um upward
"'l'l v wrin- we -tmplv .m ‘12'
mun." rule-plumb 'l A t t it 1
the l .‘llllltltlt' la girl-.19. t' T
\U‘i‘ll.‘ll{ in: . on into “’ltbltlln' usually
perm wful lulu; hml llt‘l‘ll lllsl.¢"l by llir' fury
of tin wind
Ihl'lr I’itlfnl ‘llrlrks of linwpair.
“l—ruu lln' “lllt'l’ «cut-mu! worm-naml
childr- ll wnt up u llhl Jenni/tn; drink of
despair a~ the angry tlmul rim-ml nwr lilt‘lll.
The .ernit‘r portion Wurl- rarrLu-rl unilvr it}
lite,- ~ 1(‘(lnn as the steamer turned bottom
upward uni were unable to ~wim out.
The water nhmtl. the boat Wits won dotted
bythv heads of the stronger swimmers,
and in :l. few Ullllllt'llta some twenty tire
were safely lodged upon the overturned
“3 .rda
boat in ten minutes till the human
lh-tttgs in nl;llt wan- upon thi- lmat The
lit-urem- wrre black with -l.-'1 L and
the wave: Were ln~ltczl mm mm" ' line by
the strong ii': linirt‘: lv-'-' ‘ .-. . turr-
lln' «one 1' ~ .‘1Lbl lw 115:: {m be
Tlpprn uttml
II} llw Lightning“ (”molly hlarr.
“'l'im lu':tl’il’t*ll‘llll2 slir'wlo- utnl .ries of
nuoti}: that went up from the \mnw Would
have, \lelll'; “tilt lit-rrvir illr' bnrdmr ltt'M‘t,
Hire and lllt’rf‘t‘llllltl l-r won I” t llstuh n!
lightnzitg rm nilml them the trim;- tit-m3 nf
Ivltll‘ p-mr iwnmn or «hiid Hnu' pour
crv-ntztrwl ~.l'.\ em down thinning to her
child whom ~he- llllll lvrrn trying to save.
"The moth. r bud but, tied a. lilo. pry-wrwr
about lll'r \\.l;-l :11va unit in Jilli tint-t try
inx tn hwy in («I ll 'mil ~htld 'lll-ntl llllll
help mull r-mh tin-m. .‘iltltlo-lll‘t l m’lw
iltt' Woman l":".1~" l’n- hit"! ~l1v' lsztal lllmll
llitftltllil unil unit beneath the “utter .‘Illi'
dbl tint rne :t:.t.n. and tlu- l'llll'l who ful-
luVit‘tl tl~ lltulitv't '4
\lr lltlrr‘.
- TI‘Wllth' the- |Il:'ltlill “M
Silln'l’
M1“ \_.;o- ll:1rtron.uf l..tL~- f'tt).
who “A: one of thum- rt-wuwl (rum ti).-
lmrzr. «uh :tll the Women and rhtidrru
were urxlvrwl mil. the robin from llli' bump,
5hr l'l fun. d i.» gt» .llltl “1h ‘:|\'D'ti
Tunic-«ctr "plum-ruin Dir-0|. ' V
.\'.\11\1111'. 'l'mn, .luly bl—"l'he State
lit-mm rutlv mnwnttnn assembled hen-at
noon The plutluriu tnilursw tln- mlrnlnls‘
ll‘fllll'llh of tlrurvr I 'lt u-innd and linvrrnor
it. it 'l‘uylur. erratum unit mndemns the
Rrpnbln.ui port) for Vilrlnlh «Honor» and
“for lt~ :ttlmnpt tn pun it fedcl'ltl election
low in t:ll;(~'tltlr‘r a t'ultliit'l’. lu-twm-n the
row-s of ”w wuth. for its utter disregard
of hlli' will of the people in unwatlng duly
and legally vii-uteri Denuwmtiv representa-
tives. and it» «hnrnulvsnrimu of denying the
right of statehood to b-rritorlm fully mulli-
fietl to admission by the number of their
oititmm bemuw tin-v are Democratic. " it
dn-nnuut‘rs the McKinley bill nnrl the im.
portntmn of puupe! labor. (in-- ballot mu
taken for unrernor. m follnvn: Ilucimnan,
7W. ll-lttrt', 297: Taylor. Patterson,
37”. Adjourned for the day.
at
H.
l'alll film), but (in! No “I'm
l’lzuitnt‘si's. it. l., July illwhlim Henr-
gimm t'orkruft, a waitress in Stttttm'n
“'eylm-w-t sum-t restaurant. has been or-
rmlwl by l'nitwl Htutrn Deputy Maribel
lllm h. of lilouhnmtun, N. Y ,rlmmml with
usirur the mods fraudulently it is alleged
thot .‘Illl', with one l'nhrn. of lllntzlmmton.
S. Y . who rlttlnm to be her hit-hunt]. has
been mmlurtituz n ling"! motrimonill
nucnry commissioner iMnulnM nomad
ball. but the prlumrr being unable to for,
ninh it who taken to liinghnmton. Men in
Montana t-ln‘ttn that thry trunk "30 in the
mom-y, but. obtained no wires.
Four Minor. Killed.
l)[,\mt'onn. :4. it, July Mv'i'hm Init-
m, John Hart, Thomno ll. linnnoy and
Illthurrl L. Abh. were killed Tuesday by
the timber» unlit“ way after n him! in the
Highland mine. near lend City. Another
man wm killed in an occivlent in the mine
in the afternoon.
A In (lupin-d.
Eu, \'t., July Ill—JIM rte-m tug Pearl
wan capsized and sunk in l-‘alrln
during a norm storm Tuesday and Capt.
frank Brown, aged fl,wudmwned. Bev-
mu other boats were up“. but their onen-
ponta escaped.
Duo
W. 4: flattened. ll. Bulletin: (Mateo-ltd
Mun, Wed-worth and Zimmer.
At Philadelphia—
Waipm..., .,o 3 5 o o o o o 0.3
Pill-burg 0 3 0 0 0 0 o X 0—1
Hue hits: Philadelphia it; I’ituburg, :6). I!!-
ron: Philadelphia, l', Pitt-lung, l. Ballerina:
Day moth-merits, 'ulrman and Decker. '
At Sew \'ork«
Nflh'ork... .00220021‘1—7
Cincinnnll 1) 0 l) U I) 0 t) l 2— I
Bane hits: New York, t1; Cincinnati. 6. Br.
rent New York, 6: Cincinnati, :5. Batteries;
Watch an! luckier, lthtuea and Harrington.
A! Brooklyn“
mung” 20130400242
Brooklyn .0 i) i) 0 0 0 '3 1 3—5
Item hits: t'hteago. in; Brooklyn. it). iirrom:
Chicago, .3; Brooklyn. 3. [intern-n: llutvtumn
and Kutritlge. (furrutheru and Clark».
The I’lnycu’ League.
Al “DINO —
Boston 0 l G d it 0 3 0 2‘ 9
Buflnlu. 912000001—42
Bone hits. baton, it; Ilufl'alo. 13. Errors:
Bolton, 1!; llul’lnlo. 7.
Swat, Buckley and Hank.
At Philadelphtn—
Phlltdozlphla” o o r. e n 0 :1 0 0- 5
Chicago lUI)Ut)l)lll}-3
line hits: Philadelphia. t2; t'hivagu, e, Errors
l’hllmlelphts,0. Chicago}. lluttrrlrn; tumblers
nail ilitllgnn. King and Farrel:
A! New York»~
SewYork. ..010190ll0 2—5.
Cleveland u l o 1 o 0 t) t x—ll
Baw- hits: New York, 7; firm-land, ll. Errors:
New York/J; Hen-land, 5 Batteries: U'buy
and [Luring linkb-y and Sillt'ilm'.
At Brooklyn 7
Brooklyn 1 I) u 2 t t 2 O 0—-‘.'
Pittnbttr‘; 1! It -I 1) ‘t it i 0 1-2
lime lit!» lirnrkty‘n. 11; Pittsburgh Pinon:
Brmklyn U, l’liTVl/‘ll'g, ». ll;zztrr1»s.\'nnllnl-
trmarnl truly. Malvy and t‘arr-dl,
The lllfv'litl mm:
lthturtre: llulry and
“AS :Ls fullnn
i‘lnyrvr-s Notional.
lry titlyn l'J’. 1, "it
New \rtr‘.’ ~11 to}
ll-Mnn all 1.3:!
l’lnlnddplut 3.)". iii!
Tntab— 1 51’. L3“:
Tiw Amerinm .lum‘iutiun.
.tl t’ulwnmvu
(Yuiutnten n I 3 >1 1'1 t) 0 l t1~lti
Brooklyn .1 u t I) 47 ll U l 1.3.. 2
Base tutu Columbus, 15: ltfmkiyn. 3. hr.
rors I'htumlrtw. 2. ilr. nktyn, ‘ ti {turn-N. Gust.
right and u Connor. )lztuitn Jr" not T .y.
AL [Jflnahiiir‘ 7-
Lutmt’tlb- 1 f! t t) I) 'l U 0 xvlll
Syratusr .i u LJ it 0 L‘ U 0 u~ d
has» his l.n‘.lt‘~‘lel", 9, 5y mango, 3 llrtnrx
lwltlxlllir'. i, Syrni'uw, 'l. l'ntwrltw Strazzun
on! iiyir. .‘L'Vrlo' u an i u Hunk".
A! H! butt-s ..
St [Allllfii . l t d l t 0 u I") d- o
Alhlwtu‘ Ft 1) ~) ‘3 ‘J 0 t) “l 1- 33
int»- hm 5t Limp. '.‘. Ambit-Ht ~ Err-3r:
5:. l, ms, 1. .\..'lllrfl«‘. ”l. llnftvr'twé lztzusny.
liar! mm! “241‘, Sow tr l .11. ! Hv'rlltitfil.
l! Tomi...-
THlmlil 0 0 l l '7 ‘J l 2 0-— '7
Rm‘hv'wlflr . 0 1‘1 '7 It 5 l O l I— it
Toledo. 9; iii-vhuarur
_ -. l". I'ltt'sfrt'. a it t'
1. ndnlmn. Barr and lie! .
The Atlantic Anal-cutie".
.t: Swat ilw-u ~53». Haven‘t.
like l.1:.- .‘iv-W linen. '3. llalftttw. '.
Sw'v lime-n :2. lid} . r, I [Lili9f1"\
ant timrr. r-l \n-rzr troupe-hi
A: llartf rri ii 1! rd l. “'t‘bhmflmn.
lbw-l ~ limit rl, W.u:tltt;turt.l. Errors
' luzreram hull
J Ernr.‘
tinny 11...:
.. Z
1 “till
.:y l, Wilmzr.,:tun.t.
’ t, ‘blllllllifiti 0.1:. [Er-
. \V...tiir.;'~r..: intranet.
in l 'inil '3 .‘wrnft.
' 'v-‘Y‘C‘rii. 3
‘ run-
Lit/rd
.‘ln'lM-rtt. »
.u r... '. ..
limo tun W r- .\ it ar' .
Wuirirvstwr :- ltzurkrtv-s. J. 51—.
and Terrieu. Sullnan and Cut!
Newark. 2
A BIG STRlKE W JERSEV.
’I'lu- Employe- of [LI-Mayors Ill-“it! Llnrl
(«lope-r flute “one Hut.
'I‘gnrwrm, N .l _ July I". . .\llulll :m turn
1-! 72w ”v 4lr'l'~r;, ~r.
lll’l' t.‘tl . [t ru'
rw:1.rn it» u vii. ..
l
1:1:thlrnnmnmnnv
l"
hair of turgw t.‘-.rtl 1: t .- . -t
il'wtl “Dirt“ rs lL-uut'tltitwn .tt rl..-.r its-l Cull'
wntimi .11. l tzuumnrw— lllv “7!ng our year.
The n..ll~ are ounul by "R .\l.ijmrnll.~w1tt
Milli wiper. of New \ nz'h
now in liitrnpw and ti.«- 1
day with :t «11:11, ..r it..- .1
limit wixllt‘li lie to lllitr'~lt".V
.‘ll' ”twill, .h lt-u-tltr' r'iu' it.“ tht' ,chl‘
in ll‘v'll Willi fln‘ list-l:
'l‘ht- ~[t'ilu'h \l‘y' ll1.t' unh-~~ tin-i: vltumml
in : utnpltml \Vl'll .til the urlwr hnnlw 1n the
mill “til ‘il'.iu‘.ll~l‘. 'l'l.rrv 1m» U'u'fnnt‘
tlimmtntl altogether .lmrph \lHl-uw, ibi-
nxtprrtntwnilrnt, Ilia" l'lnl lulu-u "lull“ Viv“
of the ~trtlw. anl «3- 1r hm lm'n much
ntaguitiml llc lw tirm tn ht- lttilll'i that
[ltr- u‘tiitmlt} Will not intr-iv in the lit'
littlllll‘i of tlw ~tr.h- re. and says tint 1min
lurfe‘rt'llt't' “.lll the lut~ltl~ «« ut the mill
will in: role-ruled
The former is
tirrl‘ ~m‘tllrtl 3'34»!
:tmrztt tln- ltti'il
hm got...
Vn liar-upt- IZI'n in .hnrrlru.
Luv/my, July to — it may inure-d Ami-ti
runs to know that fitt’l'nrlllllg in the lit"
H-inpmcttm of :i I'l‘l‘l'lll. cast» nl brtgnndnge
in lmly. ltullau brigmulw are on than
oughlyoruunmwi tlut should .1 member
ofonwif the ltttil'l'4 prove unfaithful he
vmuld be f-tllowr-l even to Mnerimutld
put tmlmrh >~~nnr,\rrtgo. who in him".
tirm- nu,” mu «urrlrtl U" by brlgund-l Mid
rnnmmml for mum (mum, «title» that
while lllllll'l' guard in agrutto ltr suggest-«l
to tllv luritzuod lv'fl' in. charge that he would
girl» lllm nittr'h more than his short: of the
mnwnl to allow him to esrupr, and the!
the ilrlmtml couldyhe ri'llpon fly to A "it‘rlt‘fl.
The- intent hrpliml that he Would willingly
mwpt llll' prutmaitmn. only that even to
Ann-rim he: Would be found and killed.
umrling New: from Alumni.
Ni“- ‘l‘HHK. July in .....\ lwndutl cable-
urzttn to 'l'br l’ollvo Gazette away-4 that the
l’vllmn rltib ollvm u punter of Unit for I
matrix iii-town .lm-k lb-mpaey, the Non-
purvll. and Junk liurlte. the [hell but.
[Io-mpw',’ Will lw‘JllHWWI kill! for ulpc'lt'vn.
Ted l’rilrlinril. lhr English middle wright,
hits dwhlml to more loAnwrim and. if
pnsotilrlt'. light .lnrk llmnpsn-y for thr- mill)
iii» iv: lulu. v luzttiiplumbip ol the world.
The Intrrnnllouul (lerlru Mulch.
l'un..wtt.run, July to, .p, the inter-
national rrn'lwl with it Tuesday the Canada
clown llot~liwttlieir tint inning with Ml
rum to tlwir l‘rmlit. They went in for
their wt'ryttti inning and were retirwl for W
mun. or u totzii o! tit-l for the «now. Ill lm
than flw l'nltv-ul Suit-«o team made in their
first. inning Monday.
A ”I; 'I’lmhcr hurl Pun-hi...
Ill'I’I‘.\lll. July lfi.~.\lesorn Frank H.
and (I, W. (immiyear have bought 25,”
unit of timber land in I'otter county,
Put.odjoiriitiu their present large tract,
unit will erotitunlly extend branches of the
fiinnrmnhonlng Volley railroad into it for
dfleltvpmeni.
II. WM lllrfiold'o “lone-Int.
Du Mount, in. July lit—Profeunr Nor
mo Damian. of Drake uulrmlty. died
suddenly hm July 15 from heart disease.
[Io In: Garfield's loan and Greek teach-r
“mm-m.
little & llmlllllt.
FINE
in Butler
20¢ a lb.
BUY YOUR SUGAR ll
WHY ‘2
If“ you don’t know, we may be
able to tell you the
reason why.
.J-
in & summit.
0- Tillilllfll
St Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
Tint-Lian Balers, Cfiillclllllllll
x‘ nd Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
C. DIKLYN. W. P. DIKLYN.
no
(it'll WALL PAPERS,
more particularly our new
low-cost. Wall Papers, are
o-apectally noticeable for cor-
rect style and etltctire eul-
oriniz, and our line is en-
tirely ditlerent from what
the local dealer can show
you.
Your own painter or pap-
cr-hanger can obtain from
us any “'3” Papers i l yvtzr
selection.
Joseph P. bit-Hugh & Co,
3 West 42d S:
(First House from 5th Ave;
New York. m6 6m
Homer B. Hoyt
Renlcoved
18 [till latilttett
Nilllli'ALli .
THAMES
Brigitta! Kidney and Liver Cite
Crown Planters and I’ills.
They an! 2th only Safe itmmt m m .m: for those
afflicted wi'b Bright‘s Dzseuc, Liver f'omplatnt null
l'r tar]; Ail} ‘.n!.'l. (h'y 'h
ltllk' r-M arr 'ln‘ Unfit.
nr,l..-tr t 'e ‘..:t: u
hr
iri.
I . 8. ts. A.
i'l’itig .“ulu "w (3).. i'assaic, 3. J.
_ 1'“.
.
:~ rid) AT
will So . n Sorwtlk.
f N 1
iii ill: iSIllG to Wile. ill
'll.r ' 14 n! the “'44) llny
AU...- . \‘rllll. “lit-quilt“?
v ,.- ‘ f Hm phi wny. Ittid
v .1.“ ll»,
0“ Nos) tir‘q. Iullullblnqlflnshlml
...r .I./ .,m<1rlh-.-i,or
~vn~l lfv l~. for ~- um. .- Illkl'. of
" [Dr‘fllltllh l'lr' " ‘mpt l
“IBI ‘ ALLISON (mot , Manuiactumn.
' Mtutit.r.tw‘.~ ‘-. coon.
on in iv
SEVENlYSIX YEARS OLD.
l-‘m thirty ymn Alliil‘W'd with Kidney, Liver and
Ilwt ”Lu-ow. The tut three )mr- romollutrd
with mey in its wot-t form. Thi- wu th-v rue
of MRS. Bnl’NDAHl. Bridgeport. Conn. Thu-e
dork-rm are up the now. Mylar they "Mild do
nothing for twr. then her daughter Juill gave
her HUNT" RIIIEIIY, ml trtthe wondrr of
all the-om began to improve. l'mler the are of
tha- valuable wombat merit the !“'t.’llll"fl of tin-
body out 11mm dluvpurni. and m: pain- wmv
rli- llorl. "he no wel woman now, Ill owing to
II '51”! IIIIJIIJH’.
turns a co. nruntm. Mbvm. N r. n
on their own rnrrmmemlntion they sell lsrgrqunv
litter of
IIIIST’D REMEDY.
C. N. (Winn-row. link Agent. New rant.
bLfi STA‘RD
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
Ptttlt’s littttiti Stun
in the place to quote Mon.
Al'l'lql'fl 03K mutant ”“311 grit-‘1", ‘1;
Old when 310-36323. All otbngoodelnwmrtiou
Willow, Gina and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALL All) 83!.
namnm LAII'S
1mm art's menu
no“. and» more sumo hour.
rm. on. rsnmlios. no. on
Oil Cloth and letting Very Low
llllll & Willflllll.
Bennett & Hosted,
28 lulu 8h, 80. Not-walk.
Meats, Fist, litters,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, It:
or All Kinds in Their Susan.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETML
II. I. BHNM'I'. £29 I. D. Em
GEORGE ll. BAYMGND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 5!. 48 Main sh, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No. 3 Bermly Itreet. Telephone
Call, 774. Day or night.
Bay of the Manufacturer.
The oldest manufacturer of Baby a now
otters finishrd work for sale in tire diflerent styles
of running gear, also a en-et variety of bod“! and
trimmings. at prices who ['1 will be high enough Ind
low enough to sun the most fastidious.
CODIE slND SEE ME.
Frank Boylston
lllllllllifis l
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices !
The tlest tioods for
the beast lioney
_...31__
. S. BRUWN’S
till“! .i; Fillllll S'l‘tlilli,
Clark a; Lane‘s Block
MAIN STREET.
:AuTION \i'. |.. Douglas Shm'l are
wurrnntrd. and curry Inir
nu 51in rmrn.- mul prlre slumvrd on both. .I.
(it!
Plaisted’s Drug St». .f
w. i... DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE cznr'lg'inu.
I-‘lzir ( :nl: ; : ' Lnrrul \\ nuruoor Gull.
it. . | .t .. . .trtm tpmlmrnnl this oboe
.'t. t '11 Hull bi. ttw‘truna v I'”'
4:} Ant-i h ( t'ivilllttufi WWI?“-
. in .mi-lr "and-«weal. an rmnnt uni
‘5 GO ' l ., .I' «n “ll‘N‘ whlr‘h ("immortal “IO".
64.60 lluwl-u-wrd \\ til. i one at! film-r
:(«i it... (or ufrlv- urntilurnhttlty.
$12.39 I; :nltrnr “‘r I is the annular-i drvu
\ 1.. a pup-lint prlro.
S’}.50 l'oll.
d in. r I..
man 1 Floor tit rum-lolly ulnptr‘
- til mm. formers elm
.u ‘ Milne-A, llitllwn WI im.
53 & $2 SHOES til-ills
. . - p," fr-rnlim’llnl‘r lamina;
. . wnwhtu make than M
. llruo- «rhea
t and if r rnnnot mpply you ”6
.4 .9 ml: losing mi'rrilud p . or: I
rmrl Lmlr
. L. porous. mantel. In.
,. . .
“on; r. r
t it
. John Schaub & Son,
Wuhllno- “trout. MID Hamill. hi 6
.. .. ...._........ "w- m. .Ww
lllllS'l'llllSl
Not-nth taint-rs delivered em) nut-rhymi-
lbl.
Fist, (litters. Clams, Salt Fill.
Spinach, Raid-limes; Asparagus
From Orrrn’a rum new mug.
Pure Tomato Cotaup, Imported
Strainer.
GOODS Danton: PROMPT”.
“w. ._ A. .
llllNTli ZELUT
Norwalk Chronicler