llflNliSl'l
lSlSl' Pl
ill.
We try in every instance to live up to this maxim, and we
would simply say
store and find
what we advertise, the goo
Just a few more left of t
are dandies for the money.
for more money, but the 25c cap we
We have some for less
ing. The best cap for the money in towo.
PARASOLéfii—EARASOLS.
Down, way down, in fact they are terribly down.
$2 69, former price was $3.2! .
$1.93,
$1.49,
$1.59,
$1.85.,
Come early and make your so
It u it $269,
it a. n $1.89
.. .. .. $2.19.
a .. .. $2 39.
that to those who read this and come to our
that we have made a misstatement in regards to
ds are theirs free of charge
hose children's caps at 25c. They
and some
pride ourselves upon hav-
lection, for we have marked
them at price swhich cannot fail to make them sell rapidly.
800 yards plait
crs short lengths, every yard of them worth,
”‘4’- < ”-
l, stripe and eheel: nainsooks, u
“"lllll"
innnlnetur-
more, but
none less than 151: per yard, .unning thetn this \Vl'l‘l-I, 12!, per
4
yard.
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“'lllTE COUNTERPANES at liflc wzn 8.31:, The was 92c,
$1.00 was $1.25, and so on up to $3 fill
proportion.
All inarke
"
being sold right here in town for 22v pc'l' yard.
170 per yard.
«1 down in
Your choice of ’25 dill'el'rut, patterns of wind «bullies,
tlur price
LATEST lllllll-fillll LUSTRES.
27 inches wide, do not hold the dust, do not. mess family,
are some of the advantages the good-t ollur. to any nothing «.f
the price, which is only ‘29.: per yard.
in closing),r w:- t
O» - ww—
that. we l'l'ltllli' till! it
,.
Vlllll‘l Sty
it hot, but
we have the coolest and luut ventilated More in toxin. and we
strive to make it just as contlortnllle as w- pnslllly tzutl
BlStflHlllt,
83 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
Open Monday and \Vetlnmduy Awnings till 3:30 o‘clock:
Saturdays till 10: 30
o'clock.
l'lll llll Hill at Lawn Prints.
-——-——OOO
nun in Stilts
GLOV ER
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I’ECI Al [1‘] 15:4 :
g OLSEN’S
Our Sunni; Kid Ladies' 32,00 Shoes are the finest evu ltflr‘l‘t'fl lll Hnuth Noun-alt,
[Adlai French Kid llaml flowed, lltdies' Fro-rich turned and wells at puns the!
will utonich you.
A full line of Lndicu’, Children's nnd llen'n Show that wtll pay nil in n-xmturu’.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
loaders in the fleet and Shoe Trude
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AT THE 0|." "All! 0?
T. Burr Guyer 8r Son,
‘ Sprmzwood.
All]! 0R
[DEBS l’RllMl’TLY FILLED.
ally People find it. to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
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The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”
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The Vice President'l Cottage ‘
JEWELS em
Entered by Burglarc.
Ills. ll ABRISON’S NAlllwW ESCAPE
Iler Cord-3o Wu Surly lip-ct by n llun-
nwny “one It Cope May—Mn. Melin-
anntoql Artur—Tm Mnyor of ’l'nuntn-
hln. Al... illmt Dead.
SAlfA‘l’lliA, N. Y., July til-Sneak thieve-
entered the lilies cottage on North Brood-
wuy Friday and took $10,000 worth of db»
mend» and jewelry and two well filled
pocketbooks. The cottage is occupied by
Vice President Morton and George Bliss,
his partner, with their wiven. The robbery
was first discoverer! by Mm. Morton and
the police were promptly notified.
.\ llcwnnl of 01.000 "flared.
The jewelry was the property of Mrs,
Bliss. The parties interested decline to
make any statement. The police refuse
any information, except to admit that the
robbery was committed and that n rewnrd
of no») is offered for the recovery of the
jetwls. It is said thut one mum is already
under arrest Is a suspect.
The Min-in; Jewel;
The misusing jewelry includes 3 diamond
cross containing six stones, diamond creo-
cent with petulant, two pairs of solitaire
diamond earrings, an emerald brooch sur-
rounded with diamonds, two emerald lace
pins surrounded with diamonds, a napphirc
ring with twu diumonds, n pom shaped
diamond jewel surrounded by diunonds, a
cluster ring, a ruby ring with two din-
ruonchi, a. pearl ring and silver watch tvlth
chutrlnine chain.
Whnl the Vice l'reoldont Says.
Vice President Morton says the theft oc-
curred while the family of Mr. Bliss and
their guests-l were at dinner. ll:- nlso stated
that none of the vnluubles taken belonged
to Mm. Morton, but Were all the property
of Mrs. lilim. The thieves limit them «from
:t trunk.
)lr-l. llarriuyn'o Narrow I‘lornpc.
(Cum. Mn, N. .l ..luly ill. ».\horswlrivcn
by u boy run mvuy on l'v'nshington street,
just in the president 's curring" containing
Mrs. Harrison, Mrw. McKee and Baby Mr-
Kee “'th passing. 'i'he ruunwuy barely
missed striking the ilurrison vehicle, caus—
ing great on itvment on the crowded thor—
oughfare. 'l‘he frenzied nnimnl tlnnlly
struck on owning post with great. force,
and mu thrown to the ground, where it
lny bleeding. Mr“ Mi live awoonml, and n
number of film-tutors hurried to her {or
swam-e, hut ~ht- ruliiml in :i few tninutm.
nod the “hue llouw ( Ilill‘llfll:lflll|’-l\’t~ hur-
ru-dly tn the llurriwn cottage 'l'hc ladlerl
huve received numerous congrutulntions
upon their wrzipc from injury
The .‘lnyor shot lleml.
'l'l‘q rum \. .\l1l , July 1:! John Steele,
fln- umyoruf this. l’lil', was htho: Friday by
.lrllifl \V liowlwtn. He fell dead in from.
of (‘urry as .\llt*l’ll.’t[ll}"~ drug: store, Hood-
win was wounded and llrs til it (‘l’lllcal
cflnlllfll'll. .‘dr .\l:ernnthy frlrtl to sepa—
rate the tim men uml llflll lllsl lr-ft arm
badly uhutferml by n. llllllt'l The unfortu-
hutc ufl'uir was cultswl by in firm“): difficulty
betwrrli “I ll l'hullcn llllrl .lullgnfitrrhg
father of .lohz. .‘fm'ln', who mu klllvll. Mr.
fflmllrn hu- iv: an plmml under guard at
his habit-urn. l’vthlic feeling is much an—
cited flllll more trouhle is :lpprvlu-tulf‘tl.
('upt. “'illinm Ilrzulfortl‘o Death.
lll'lt‘.\l.u. .\' Y , July in t'.lpt. Willmm
llrmlfilrll (llwl suddenly .llll)‘ l7 Hf mural-
glzt of the llx'll! lit lll" home on Muin
\tfrcn-f llr rut trout llullllltwru, Wllcl't‘ lllt:
llrmll-lr'l ' . 1~ {.3 ninth-lit. \Vlnrn the
rebellion lll’t .1. ... ln'll llle'lellun mode
(“apt Bradford tint-tier of transportation
on the .ltll‘llt" rive-r llr ~Slllt‘ll the steamer
on which President Lincoln and purty vim
ltt-d l'urtrvw Monroe and lu-lvl :tt‘onfer-
enci- uzth the fl'llv'l ll’illll'r'l .\t the close
of thewur he um tumlr supv-rvlung in-
spet-torut nil-um lKlllt'l~ for the port of
Now \ul'k, ullhh ln‘ llt'lll for *l‘{ years.
lie un— afterward .ll llu' bend of n. school
for tezu'hinu the ~. in (In: of mu igntlou. .\
branch of hi“ u lloul mu wmllllsbml in
t'lewlund :tlnl utlu-r luhe port». l'itpt.
llrudford mu :llnvlll 1;. won old ile
lt’flVtN ll \lhlolv find .i mil in New York run!
:1 daughter in “IL-.luntzt..u.
I'hnrgn Against u Ilufmlum l'rimt.
'l'ltl,\ro\., .\ .l , July l‘.’ -\'ire l'hnuceL
lor illrd him llt‘l'lllu'll in favor of Mn. Mary
“font in hrr ‘lllf to llztvv her conveyance
of f rrfuiu \'.tlll.l.lllt‘ properly of Fort lite to
Father l'urru it l’tll’l’l‘JJKI, ol' llolmkcn, for
n uoluuml mm mu» Mrs. l’imnl
clnluu-il thul ~lu- u him! a m‘pill’llllllfl from
her bud-null on m mum. of his cruelty. and
the print tutored the idea and mild bu
Would prmmn- llu- wporutiou if she would
noun-y the property to into llr billed to
prm llf'l' the wpnmtlon, not! «be nun! to [F
cover lllt‘ properly. lie I lmuu-vl (but that
met no ‘ll\ 1. Ill‘l'l't'ltll'lll. lbw :tllrgmt, but that
the \vnllmn lllft‘llllt‘ll to pl'nrtnully give
him the property 'l‘lu- \ irr chancellor or—
lll'l’I tlw rotlu-yutlu' wt. mild»-
\wl
l'llfltlmrg'o Ill; Mrllr.
l'l'l‘lé-‘ltl tin, July I”. The Sm men out of.
the American Iron worlu tlnlm that the
quality of the will furnlobml flu-m in ouch
that no extra amount. of Work in required
to boil it it H not probable that. the
Amalguululml :vwm‘iutlon will legulirc the
nomilwl fink», m the mm are working
right ngnimt the vulva of the nwmintion,
but they ore determined to we what can
he done They wont fifty rent» in too more
for Working the hard iron, and they think
they will get it. The mill manager» any
they have nothing to do with the striko,
that it i.- » "mm-r thut nhoulni be arranged
between the mentiwmwivnnnd theofllcer!
of the Maurintion.
Wutrl-iligglnllnut Itovnlullwnlolo.
Illuvfi‘sfi‘ll l t1.'l'u . July in “Ilflieinl 0dr
vireo merino here «tut! tlmt II body of w
called Merl-ml rvv-dutlnntstn. summed to
be under lieu hum: lu .llnrtmn. and (hm—
rino “Mira, have been collected at Penn
station. on the To!» and Maxi: an railroad,
for the ptlrptw- of invading erll'u, flow
ernov limo hm been wired. and the Mesh
cans are on the out vivv to with them if
they rrom the river.
The filngnrn Hum-tn ”oily You“.
lll’rl'llm, N: \'.. July l9. . The body of
Alexander \l’lppert, of tblI city, who
lumped over the full:- on Monday, he! been
found in the eddies in front of the Anter-
lcnn fall. The body was not badly broiled.
but most of the clothing had been torn on.
the» ”to in ”anal-«tor.
Wm, July ill. The Mom-best" (Jenn!
amp-urn mrrehu'iw- in Liverpvml but
been bnmol Au v'l-vr'nom ctrnntily of
cotton, groan and liver was consumed.
mmnmimnmm.
‘wolusoltw‘m ....
THE NEWS l" BRIEF. ,1
M ‘I'lpc (mm the "In: Gout-II!
(lulled.
McCormick, Connolly a 00., let
manufacturers of Newark, N. J. on -
chilly embarrassed. The liabilil‘ld of on
firm are mtimatcd at 0160.0: on tho u.
m at mm».
Spain has decided to build nwholc flotilla
of submarine war veuehl offer the I
no ”lawfully produced by the luv to!
Peru]. Each boat. will be mugth
with accommodation. for from twenty to
fifty men.
The bowie committee on invalid twig
has authorized afovorublo report on
bill granting n pension of 03.0“) per year to
the widow of Gen. Fremont.
The senate has confirmed the follow!"
nominations: llumll Soley, of Manchu-
sctni, assistant secretary of the navy: Al-
lured B. Nettletou, of Minnesota, and Olio
ver 1.. Spanidlng, of Michigan, assistant
secretaries of the treasury.
The inability of the (So-operative Bulld-
ing bank at New York to meet A bill of ‘85
discloses the fact that though capitalized
fortltllmtllm there is nothing in the treat
my. 2.
It now seems certain that the explosion
on the propeller Tiogn, at Chicago, wu
due to naphtha, over a dozen barrels of
which have been found in the Vessel’c hold
among the barrels luppouetl to have con-
tained kertmlne. The shippers of tho
nuphthn are liable to a fine of 85,000 for
improper billing, under the interstate com-
merce law, and it is also a question whether
they are not liable for the losses by the ex-
plosiou.
Hutch, anr & (Jon's furniture factory at
Nashua, N. IL, was bumed. Lose, SWIM.
lktetztivc McMnnus, of the secret cervlce,
and one of inspector llyrnes' men have or-
rested Daniel lingmno and Daniel Grin- ll“
hell in New York. who are stupectedo
being members of agnngof counterfeite
who lmlu been flouting $2: certificates.
Ila Didn't Know It Wu I Millet.
Cluttum, July lit—('hnrlcu l). “'riglll,
0f l'chrrtvlllll'g, “lab. has had who: is b’
lieved to be a genuine Millet hanging in
his parlor since [-00 and says he has nlvl’nyl
coltsidcrml it "u very excellent painting."
lint he never knew the painters name
until lilnl Muy, Witch 3 scenic artist bar-1
rmwd the picture in order to study the
cloud ctlecta. liis curiosity brought the
mgrmturv in light. and the painting now ;
hung.» in the urt institute in this city. The'
worm mrrvrsgmnds with the fiensiel's de-
rlt'l’lpflufi. it it 3‘.’ by 3: inches in nizc and
ft'pl't'st‘lllrl antnrlu on the French conch:
Mr. Wright says that hl-e father bought‘
the mum» at a nail: in .‘Jew York in 1859,
and it him been iuthe fnmllyull these
years. Quite by fif'l'lflt'flf he saw the sigm— '
turn.- th-e other day. nod ma sumo an tmssible
h:- llrought the pniming to (lounge. It
“ill retnznn at the an institute for some
time». Mr. Wright has not decided u‘bbt
he mil do with [in- treasure.
‘l'ronble in n Ncwopopor Oflleo.
(filming .\'. .l., July lit—Munsgiug id.
trot-Junie» 5f. l'itzgcrald and l’roprieot
William ll. “city. of The Morning News,
are at wur Lust Monday Fitzgerald col-
lrtcl’ml considerable money due the paper.
With h portion of it some of the help were
puitl for their scrnces, but the holnm‘c, it
is allr'gwl. writ unaccounted for. Tuesday
night Fitzgerald and Getty had a personal
encounter in the press room of The New»
establishment. and both men Were badly
used up. Later “city's adult sun took up
the quarrel and sought Fitzgerald in his
office. Finding him absent he went to
sloop on the lounge. Plasmid found mm
thereupon his return and struck him in
the face. Pistols. ware drawn and blood-
shed woe. only pron-med by the interfer—
ence of fl'll’flfl“ Now the entire working
furci' of tlw paper ham- gonr on strike for
[ht'lf’ pug,
I'hu ('crmn- :il l'iiilylrlphln.
' .'t..t.uiclphin's
l plm .2 in pop.
I'ill‘l' it llftl ' . .lgw fut“ ~m'nlt:
ulntmn in '. t .. (low l’iiilmlt-lplln doesn't
givu upyet. l'c~ti~tl~ mtprrtlwr Heath to~
tiny filnppwl it big box to \leungton con—
taining tlw odvl~ and end-4 of the count.
The tnking of thr ricventh t ensues will then
be Closed :u for .1‘ l'hilmli-lplim i-l conv
Ct'flll'll, "Summon-mien! Porter will re.»
novelny lust box on Monday," said l'ol.
Heath, "and he is inn [Wmllltlfl to announce
the official mull one tiny inter. You may
expect the finnl uunouncetueut on “’cdncs—
day at the latest, My unofficial estimate
of Lulohm will rum-1y be increased. We
how be. it within; to it t'i't." since it was
made, but what the burrow Will be l mu
trouble to wtntc. if all hove not been
counted thmo- who have been mic-Md have
but. throw-ism to Monte.”
\.'
Ila l'omplinu-ntul Jrffcnwn l’avlen.
Mr. W tixos, S \' , July l9."‘lM'fll
lirund Anny t‘iri'li-n nrr agitated over the
refumi of r'ttnmworth l'mt .\'u. lit) to re-
reitn- the monthly dum of t'upt S. M.
Saunders, rt l moo veteran un-l member of
thr Uld Hoard, lm-no .2 hi- mud.- rolnpliv
memory Fl‘lllllf'h.’ concerning .lt'flormrn
Davis to rennin-w to a torod of. n military
banquet in h’nmnnnh two )‘t'tlf‘l ago. The
uptuln'o npvu-rh who Willl'l)’ published in
the- Hlllllll nt the time an on evidence of
good feeling helm-en the l'nion and Con-
ft-dcrule wit-rum. No helium mm taken by
fr'nrnuworth [mt until recently, when a
change in fln' mmmnndenlup of the pool.
wnn made The new commander in William
“'llnon,.lr. l'upt. rinunderu hu applied
to the department commander Against. ll”
local rmnman-h'r'n acthm.
A Von»; “lrl'l ernngn Sfllcldo.
l’tl‘rnnt no, July lit-Misc Jennie Me
lhitmld, of lhlqucnne. left two holes. on!
for her cunt mth whom ohc mu llvln‘
end the other for h" lover, staying she Wu
going to rolnmll unicidd llrr but and
cloak were found on the banks of the Mom
mpbelu river and chat but been nil-wink
linen Two Week» Ago Ml» Melfimmld vis-
itcdn fortune teller in Ihhi city who told
the young lady she would die on the 7th of
August and be [noted in the dress she was
to he marrird in, It in fared she broodml
over thin till Ill” became insane and jumped
in the river.
llo Marlo n [in If (30M.
(Jun ,t’uo, .lnly Him-The grand jury have
again mime-l John Hbm, fovmnly o
driver for the l‘nltnl State: lirpm mun,
puny, for the theft of I not!» gold bar
from that company. 'l'hm- other persons
were aim indicted, and one of flu-m,
Charles Brim, n brother of John. will! IF
rented. ft in thought that John Blunt it”!
the gold horton profmiotul thief which
he sold and gave film to Ullflfll’fl Klimt In
his brother John‘c whorl of the robbery.
llaynrvl ‘l’nylor'n (lo-d- llonol. ,
Arturo Pm: S. .l., .fuly lit-Dr.
Joesph Taylor. a retired army «urgent and
domain of the. late lloyanl Taylor. died gt
the Cataract boon patent-y. If. boll
been ill ulna Sunday.
Th «no»: Indian-no. and
weather pro-loa- to in warm
finer-fly fur.
lid'lll‘llit‘ blfll‘l'llhlib.“ stun»... mm 19.1890.
onlemAL PACKAGE TALK
An interesting Subject Debatcd
in the House.
T0 lll'llllllll Tllll IOWA DECISION.
O
Can (‘on‘nu Dialog-to to n flute tho
Power to ltegulnto Commerce In Dic-
tilletl'llpltlt»?«-.| Member Says the III".
“'oultl Bring About Commercial Chaos.
Winnisorox, July 19.——-ln the house the
original package bill was debuted. M r. E.
B. Taylor in advocating the welcome said
that never bud such it blow been given to
unto sovereignty and stole rlghtnns had
becngivcn by the ascertainment that under
the conutitutlon of the boiled States the
citizen of a foreign state might take into
another state any property thnt was n nub-
iect of commerce thlll there sell it without
liability of tuxnlion or the burden of trun-
llon. He did not udvocnte the bill from any
prohibition sentiment, but bet-num- the best
interests of the woplo demanded it.
All Appeal from All Quarter».
Mr. Cullwrn‘ull ('l‘ex.lsnid that congress
WM appealed to from all quarters to apply
mine remedy for the grievous mislchicf and
local disorders wrought by thu- rcceut de-
clslon of the suprenu-court. It was said
that. the supreme court, nlurtnrvl at the
ruin it had wrought and tha- confusion
which had followed that decision, hml luv
l'lfed congress to exert ll: power to nrrest
the inevitable result.
Inits decision the court had expressly
lured thnt ull such luwsus interfered
with the right of an importer to sell in
original packages; were null untl void for
the rem-um that the jurisdiction of the
p0lice potvcr of the state did not regulate
the sale of intoxiutting liquors. if the
constitution vested exclusive pow-r in con-
gross to regulate commerce in distilled
spirits among the states, how could coir
ss nssent to the regulation of that com-
erce by the states"
The Effect of the Innate Bill.
The effect. of the scnnte bill would be to
. transfer a power Vented exclusively in con-
fgress to the states. and the states them-
selves would execute 3 power which they
had parted with when the constitution mm
adopted. There was no power in congress
,to substitute on agent to do its constitu-
tionnl duties. The senate bill rested on
the fnlsc and fnlncious theory that the
, states might rely on congrcse- for n grunt
f of potter to regillntethe (radio in intoximr
In llquon
flg‘or one he was not willing to vote for a
murmur:- that made his state it tnendmxnt
.uckinu for the privilege of (’Xel't‘lhlllg the
police power she had never ill-lt-tzutml to
icnugms. nnd which was lulu-rent in her.
if the house substitute sllntlltl hw-ome a
law it would be All well to ~t rilw from the
comttflltuut the clnum- Lill'lfl; l nun-ms the
right. to mnko commercial r: .Qlll.lllllfl.‘l. or
commercial f‘llltns “'lllllll - ll‘l.l' \Vlll'll this
proposition became u lmv H'll' .Jl'l'ui mm
mercial supremacy Would lt'llplb' :iud fltll.
If the state of [own could prululut the llll
portatlon of intoxicating honor. it mum
cxclu tobacco, and u could u» further
than Ednrding the health and lllllrdlx .lt
its own citizens. it could prolnf it. own
products uguinst those of other slitll‘i. it
wmtld be better to amend tin- nut-J :tution
mtlu-r than toumngie it b3. tin-ac filllkf"
shifts.
An llllnatn Opinlon-
)ir. Adonis bills.)did not believe that the
remedy for the original package saloon
{could he found in either of tin: proposed
communes He favored a substitute. delin-
.lngthc original package of intoxicating
liquors in bottles ml it who containing not
less limit it don-n bottlmund not in bottles
its u runk t'IlfllflllilflL: not it“- t'nuu I‘m.-
gullntln
Judge Reed Speaks.
Mr. Reed, whose decision as a judge was
overruled by the dcciuion of the Hupremc
court, spoke in furor of the promised legia»
lutinu He did not believe that «more-
hearing uf the question it dull-rent. l'l'slllf.
would he arrived at
Any imvyer who studied the lllsm'tlfllll:
opinion of the court would see the! every
pmmthle phone of the question hmlbeeu
dlncussed fully before the decision was an»
nounced. if any relief wan to be given the
people it lay in llll' tlll't‘t‘flnll poinml will
by the pending lull.» 'l'heydelcgutml no
power to the clute. 'l‘hey literely exercised
the power delegated tocongreas to regulate
emnmercc among the flutes.
My. flom’n strong Word».
.\lr. Mom (Muss laupportcd the bill. lie
said: All the injury done to the people by
impure food, by rnvnges of the sinullpox or
the yellow fever rtllllk into itmiguilivnuce
end were a mere lmgatelle fl‘i i-ompurml to
the tnjuryto the people from the liquor
traffic which this decision of the uuprvmc
court let hum! Any mun who believed in
any mrt of rmtrivtlou of the liquor trullh-
should unite in supporting this nmuure.
Hr. "under-on 'l'nIL-t.
Mr. Henderson «In Huld that no decision
rendered by the nuprrmc court «low- it hml
decided that u lmtnuu soul uu-l n proprr
article of merrhnudisn had no er'tft'Il the
feeling-t of the muntry as the original
pnrkum- tlt‘t'lnllltl.
While he was willing to recognize the
declnioumlthe law he mu unwilling to
cubtnlt to the operation of thut decision if
there mum luwfnl remedy. and he believed
that there wan. ll“ gentlemen not forget
that the nupreme murt in throwing this
legnl thunderbolt into the republic did
not fail to mend with it ncure. ltvrh-dout
locougreon, "While We believe thin to be
our duty, we believe it is your duty to
remedy the evil." The people of the mun
try, without regard to party or politics,
appealed to culture-m for its action, and for
one he would not hesitate to not. Ad.
jourlml.
Non-tor Bongo" Apnloglrul.
“‘Amtrl‘oroy. .luly t9.-’l"he senate din
pmed of billy-three page: of the mndry
civil nervlee blll and adopted neveml
amendments to it. During the dclmte Mr.
ltengnn referred to Mr. Dolph M being nl«
way» on the nivlo of upocild privilege» and
advantages. Mr. Dolph roundly scored
the Texans nenntor. comparing him to the
l’bnrisce who thanked find he not: unlike
other men. and dl‘fli‘fl the M‘lllflll‘ to point
to any act of his in the intercntn of the land
speculation. Mr. lie-gun than admitted
that M: remark wit-l one which he ought
not to have made, and he asked that it be
omitted from the official n-pol'L
file-lulu; Oil the Iron».
mount-man. July lll.~»l-‘.Very keeper of
nmort of questionable nptitntion in or
near thin city has been indicted by the
mod jury. The law and Unlcr league
habccn working hard to secure this re-
volt. Nearly every one of the keeper» was
lldlctul on mml counts. Fort y-tlw Imp
on: of «limolerly hottm, nun-Hm with
about sixty streak my pmpneturs. In
numbered moon“ the vlulmx.
,c
THE mutt. wonto.
The Notional League.
At Barton-—
Bolton.
....108400010—’
........0 0 2 0 010 0 0—!
ts. Boson. ll: Clucinmtl. t Error-z
Danton, 3', t'lnclnnntl, 7. : Clarkm
and Bennett, l)uryen and llurluxton.
At l’hllmlclphlon
Phil-dolphin...“ ..0 l 0 l 0 0 i 0 0—1
Chicago .............. reallocate-r
Bole hit»: Philadelphia, 0; Chicago. Il. Er-
ran: l'hllulelphio, It. ('hlcogo, l. ”ulterior:
Vickcry and Clcnwul-l, Hutchinson and Kit,
”edge.
At New You. :l-‘lrat gumelw
ch York ......0 0 4 0 013 01-9
Cleveland ........ .l 0 Z l 0 ll '2 0 0—5
new hit»: low York, 12; l'levelnml, N, Br-
rorc: New York, 4', Clovolnnnl. Pl. Batteries:
Boule- nnd Clarke, ""3“" null lenmer.
rim-(rod gnuie'
Ichork ........ 000l‘1Fll00—l
Cleveland .0 2 t (l o ; u u x-5
linen hiut: New York,7;Clevr’lnu-l, 3‘. Errors:
New York. 4; Cleveland, 5. limo-u ~51 flute and
Clarke, lJucoln and Zlmmer.
At llmoklyn _
Brooklyn. .......... I 0 5 l 5 O 'J 0 1—17
Pltttlbnrg .. .. ...0 010 l3 l f 0~7
lime hits: Brooklyn, ll;l’ituburg,9. )Irroni:
llrooklyn, l; l'tttsbnrg. 9. batteries: Coleman,
(Mum and Decker; Lovett, Duly nod Emitting.
The l’luycn’ League.
.tt Boston » o
Hist-m 0 3 0 0 0 0 I o 1—0
Chicago ...l 0 t) l 2 l 0 0 5
time hm; ilmton, uzlchicogo, tr. Error»;
[hi-lino, 4. UlIlIJOKO, 4. Batteries: ‘6 when and
Murphy; ltnrtnon, Farrell and Hoyle.
At l'luindp-lphiu»
Pliilmlclplilu... . ..0 0 0 U 2 5 2 1—”
Buffalo. ..0 o (I u l 0 l 0 0—!
ME. Mill: l‘lli!Mclphl§,l'~’: l;llff»l0.”« £170“:
a
l’lulwlelphm. t. lltlffnlo..'.. ; Merle»: Sandal!
Ind )lllhgnn. Kerb- and Merl.
.‘I Fine York -
Newi'ork..... .....0 o 0 l 0 7 lo l—W
l’llllllllll’fl .0 0 0 It i l U 0 0—!
Bnmhlh: New York.9; Imminent?» Bum:
New York, 1; l’tttnburtr, t llottena: Crone
Ind \‘nuxhn, stair-y and l 'urr. H.
.\t llrouklyn .
Brooklyn ....... l U o l I l I 0 2-43
Cleveland .u o o o o o 0 4 0—4
llawlut. firmlrlyn, 1'2: {t'fr-vrlnn-l, ‘l. Errornz
Brooklyn, '2; claw-taut Tlgilnttprics- \l’o-yhlng
Ind Klililllw, llrulu-r mid .‘mtt'llflfi
Th.- tlLf-‘llnlflllu'r “tlm an follows:
~ Play rn'. Notional.
l‘luixthlphut . Til 3.?“
5m Yuri; wl mm
Brooklyn PM) 77‘)
[le7 - Pll 4.121! 2,542
[only my” 11"?
Thr- Atlantic .‘nwtu‘lflllufl.
.tt. llthfor‘l riturzt-lrt l, ,‘ii'wurk. 6. in...»
bits Hartford, .'.; Summit. 12. Error.» Hartford,
l:.\'ewnr1:,:l Hum-new Kl-ltl unit .Vlo-nrr. llxlmr
Ind Sty-1m
,\t New Haven «New Haven, 5 Wilmington, l
[how hill-ll Sew iinvan, to, Willinngtun, ‘.' inrror»:
New flown. 3 Wilmington, Cl. hitte-rn-n' Dot-mi
and union, Wehrlr- .Lnil (.‘ormmn
At Worcester VVon'mttr. t5.|Wnshlngton, It
Blue Lila: Worn-«tar, ill; Worthington. 3, Hr»
hurt. \wal‘t‘rlh‘r, l, Wmhington, ’l, Batteries.
Jullf‘l Station: and ”Klimt-Him, ilnnlrli and Middle
. .1: Jersey l‘ify Jvrwy t'ity, 3-, Baltimore, ll.
lliuv- lutn' Jersey t'ity, 7t, imltunure,tvl. Er
rora‘ Jr-rsv-y t'll‘y, 2; lldlllmtll'r', t. llutnr'wn
Fill—:I‘l’nl‘l (Ill-l lhlwtl, linker and TutP
.\ Terrible Accident at lioohen.
Shunt no, .\' Y ,.luly}‘.t
of tll” l'lrlt' rtnul ul .;fl'llll'll, “llrrrllynfn:
mun lo~t lll‘ life umt nuuther um. w ~l'l‘l:
othly lupin-cl that his: llft' H utr-tpiitred of
The null; tram Wit-H itimllf due when lienry
Hay and .lulum Stoltficatcd in .‘i one horse
\‘t-ltlt'lc, ilpilrilttl‘llrtl the Mom street ”'02:,“
lug. 'l'in-y rmlv-umrml to «up in Hl'tlr'l' tlmt
the lruln Yi‘llL’lll pun. hit the bum.- took
fright and run up the truck directly in
front of the zipprnuvhiuz trnlu livfore the
occupants mulvl leap from the wagon the
engine was upon them. l'lAy Win thrown
with hi4 neck on the mil, and u second
later his handles“ body tun thrown to one
side of the truck, mum on. wry acriuudy
injured lloth men loud at tin-hen
f Illrlfll ‘0 lulylur ”mull.
I'lllm lid) 1" lio \v-w. . mtnul
gcnrru‘. ltww, Mr t.l...,l'lll‘ :-- buying-limit
'l'hut'sthy Mr M‘lrtlylr‘r w» born in
ltllut'n, .V. Y, in I‘lll. lie gmlluutml from
Yalerollegt- in no: and from f'olumbiu
Low who‘ll in NH in WV; he wow nwlu
consul at Mow mv nmlwr n-turyof ll-gnlion
in lWJ lu 1‘73 be we». :tppmntml (tonaltl
ge-tn-mlnt f‘ou-tuntltutpiw. in {‘7‘ he tvtw
appointed mnxul nt lili’lllitl:lut;tl. in l‘TL
lwflhlll zit lllllllt‘ and in hm ltl r. prmctttul
thr- l'nltwlfitutm in ltollmmtlu. lln- ltd:
“l’lfh‘fl und trutnlutwl ‘O‘vl rnl luluh’o.
i’rc-ulent Harri-mu olfrrml him thr~ Irfllu
(li’ "343“le M‘s t‘t‘fetr} l f Mulch ”t' llt't'llllrll
it. but lilit‘f' uurptml lll‘l last. otl‘ll I'.
.\ Ill: "ruin-lion l’lwfl‘t'V'll.
>l’ Jim. 1'”, Mo . July I'J For noun-row
you-N t'yru‘i l'ruxtz. of \luryxillv- hm ln'vll
employed in lm'Jl agent for lturtirtt
llrulllvru, r-xft-n-le ltrolwt'h null null m! “0'
flt‘itlt‘i" of Elli» l lly it h.“ llt‘l'll ill-toured
that he bus defrauded them and otlivn out
of 3 mm \ :trloudy I“lllllll.lt'll front itmgw
to Illiimltll line of lll'l tutorzrr- whoop-n
wit» to nlmngt- the nbatmrt.‘ smvl prm-urn
luun~ upflu lull-l: which were ulrrurly pin»—
tt-ml \Hlll mortgugw llo- Would purrhim:
them- luml-l. rttalw the loun and pm Lrt tilt
mom-y it In mill Mr l‘rnlg in now ill Kerr
furl.»
"Liverpool Jack" In l'lr ~rt l'rvo.
St 2‘» innit. Jul» ltr ’l‘h.- “Mural term
of llll' «llpri'ulr cmlrf. lnt~ rvt‘rrw-vl the loft-
t it than of "l.”c‘rpunl .lm'k," nl’ John VII/u
palm-k, who was found guilty of kidnap
“It." [libl’lll Krutml) and wndmg him into
prurtu ul slavery in Yucatan The murt
holds thut Illl‘ m ltlt'l'll‘v WM not ntlflll.’lt'fll
in low, though then- in no moral doubt of
l‘ltlpittrlrk'n infamy.
I‘utul [built of n Polly Quin-l.
l'l:l\'lllu'._ .V, .l, July to -~,\n aged
furmrr numml liverw- llull‘lrld. living urnr
Hurlingim-n, Ihot and dungrrouaiy wound—
ml b‘H gruntlwn, ”our lltnlitu'. l'rltlly.
llodim- then rut hm own ”arm! with A
razor, dying ulmmt immediately. The
tragedy grew out of u pettthnrrvl be}
tvvl'l'u the turn. llmiine will probably n»
f‘l)\l‘l‘.
Illghl I’vlmon llr'uh Jail.
Hun». lllm, .fnly to. High: priwncn
conllrml m the l’ulumlsi county jail at
Mound f'ity, wvm units from llffl', hum
emznpevf. Some out-hit party smuggled a
rope to tl’wm, and they rvarhrd the gnmnd
through the WWII"? hole. Sane of them
here been reruptuml.
I'mfrmnlrr “lobar-la .Itrhlonl-lly lllllovl.
Nolc'm .\'r'rl.i:lmtw. lbw ..loly lla- lfon.
Jmlllll I). ltirhunln, guntnwtrr, a prom-
inent. Detnwml and "retailer of the llrmo
muntccommlttn’, was killed by tho
occidental din-barge of his gun while
hunting on Friday.
lnlnmn lulu It, Again.
’AI‘JS, July to. « The lf'lfllltllln is cpl.
tlcmie in rlt lmtimlhr whole tmpolnlion
of the plum bring :iflwtnl. lluoinem in
the public dcpnrttmmtc in "upended.
III-ll] M nl Allmn.
Al:fmr!.t,l'n. do". 1" “hits llvotlr;
Mom! fault, mmmlwl tourism l'nlm
has last night. The blunting you the on»
m of n quarrel between lbw men.
.\ tt-rrlble: m- .
Clllr'lll. ilt't'tll‘ft'tl on the limo «mt .-rm.~lu:‘
lllllllll & lnmstucl.
New Butler
200 a lb.
Bill lllllll SUGAR lllillll
WHY e
If you don’t know, we may be
able to tell you the
re anon w b 3'.
little lfllllllflll.
[1. Heidi it Still,
‘M‘h'ivfl'lll ’3, ll Dzhr.Y‘-‘,
5i Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Clin- Balers, ljlllectiunn
And Ice Creaun.
Orders Prompt!) Attended To.
(Lil-mils. no A 2' 02K]
(it'll WALL l’Al’ill’tS.
levllv particularly
llztv.«'..vf \Vull l'rlll'i".
tif-
t'rpn‘lally ll'|'l('(.illllt‘ '
.'|' N
tll,’ ll 'A
.ur cov-
Iect stylenu-l itl'ctiw enl-
orxng, anti eur in. u en-
tlrrly dillt'lt'f.l. {...-u ohm
lb» local (halts tn. 4w“
lull.
. v ..
pin 1“” l‘n‘lll .' v V will
,. l. u ,., r ,.,,, ‘otnv from
,, , ., wk” l‘. p... 3 yo:
..r. my
J .,,t, p Hr”u;i| é.- t'o.
:l \Vrul till Ht
ll’llst House from 5th AW.)
New York uili 6m
Renloved
318 lllll‘ill in than
Slil'Tll Nllllll'ALli.
["3 I’ll. "ItAlfi'i
Original Kuhn and Liver Ulll
Ilium-It utrh Hostili- Ulctnr". lerr rump tux utul
Conny morn-1m, ”My lllv-e tin-pan .1 ‘tr tin.-
our rum nrl- "tr ll?‘,{ff..'t1n’ol ' . nl ' Ei tiny
and Lou-r l'.. m: r- .l , t'itl
ileum
Lalo" l're
.\;
1'. B. II. .l.
l'ruig .“illll'lllt' (0.. l'llh‘illt" .V. .l
Mill) AT
Plafsted’s Drug Store.
Ip’ll ltonth Sunnik
l 3': ';.‘.- I|,r-},|:
.. , ~5~. BlESSn‘;;t0 .J. ......
:l d “.- mn .. . r.r\. Ill\
l
fl 1:11.”: .1“, .1 pl, ll,“ '.r
' ' - turn it tl~ up! ...y‘, .:l,:l
, in nuslhh
. fiollmq.’ Ito Rubbing? Nr gleam‘,
l.. t’ l» n- I
"cud if: n lot
i lMtli'on lhl'
1
l
l
T V ipt l
' . LLlSOM BROS . Manufacturers.
3 I
Home tow a, um}.
1') 10 11
fun“! ”lunar. of tho Kidney-I. Liver.
lllmlalrr and l'rlnnry Ilrgnu-
lfil ll W i’ ’ Yh'lf. of Ppunyl’lrhl, \lun _ up
"I have tut-d III'HTN “MMMIH' A! the but.
mrdmrr for omn-rp of the Kldmyv. lect. filed
(in, Ind lTrllanry Uvmm nu! have m‘clvcd Krrnt
haunt from strum
for it "
N“ l‘ U. “'HKIIJH, Cartilrl‘fgqut, MAM,
an: ’ l but lmvn twohlvd with h qu lit-up.»
mm: Meaty yr nu
com Irv "
f‘fil’l' J rill”? i. ll ‘l’l"¥'.
Mule, not”:
A .tl;t.‘ l".
"f " n i'li ll amt},
"lll~|'~l. ""- |-' .ol
”MID-l)“ lflvlfw
C. ll. Curvy":
,u—lfli. v m
...w A. .t .‘lq'h l- n.
5C5
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
h d.- fy. . ,. ur prul.
Afl'l'lqlfl O'tK t’ll MIMI: Bl'l'ril, gym-u, 1:15.
.. . .. .. , .. . ,1
(ml who flow! lfi All “MIN! In proportion
CALL Alli) till.
untrue. nub cum. lilunoo nova.
tins, on, Hummus. no. no.
tram t Wlittllnt.
Tho-v nrr tlu- only Sui» Helm-u.“ u. ow 'r:r :tlmc
If out do int who! in clulmrd w
nt'xr'n mmrtnv l... ,_ ..fl
STANn
Plllll'l Furniture Sllll
Willow, Cane and Splint Chairs at Cost
1'0“." End “All!!!” LAII“, PAPER
0“ Cloth emf letting Very Low
Bennett & Hus
28 lnln BL, 80. Norwllk.
Meats, Fish, llllllll,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, it:
or All tum in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
it I BENNETT. 3.8.HU8'I'ID.
{ozone n n. Kimono,
F umiture Dealer.
New Store 46 dt 48 Main st., Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No. 3 Bcrxerly Direct. Telephone
Cult, 17—4. Day or night.
[lay of the Manufacturer.
«:50
IVER.
.t'r nvn mm:
The tlldtst manufacturer of Baby (hm-39' I now
onus llblshl'd work for sale in live different llylefi
of running gear, EtlSO n grvat variety of bodfm Ind
trimmings. ut prices which will be high enough and
low enough to amt the most fastidious.
CODII') :XND SEE ME.
Frank Boylston
:uf’. vim
llllllll
___0[:_
ALL GRADES
AN.) AT
Lowest Prices !
The aim Howls for
_‘\'.'____
l. s. BRflWN’S
e 7' .‘. “3‘03:
the Least Money
‘E
I
Clark it Lane’s Block
4.. ‘w: 3mm.
'i I? 'z,“ ' ‘.'t'. L. “main“ 5h: in
J: r ‘ ' vurt'nvzrtl. ltll' r-w-v. .. :-
t:t-‘ . . . -.“tl price urtzrzzpn'. ill L...
53. r
e." t" DOUGLAS
$7? 340E GENTFlflllalll.
t . him if \l'ulcrpronf (lulu.
1 w .m. quolllll‘lfivl llm All»;
I Hun lw Hm urmuu endorse-
.I .d- u.’ I a: dull! “ran-ill.
. llnml-m “ed. on t-leunnt Ind
to. , I mm..- which rotunwndl "all.
(mun-d “'t-lf. :\ tine culf S
..lml for It» le nu-l durability.
var \\ o-lt
. ,. . . .. pi. minr price.
.50 l'uli: vmrm It Mme to
. l r f leoml Tltt'". fnvmcn, ctr.
' l l - m (kilogram. llultun and Ln".
*4,- P (Y
M w. 35...”. SHOES drills
. ._ : - n'nlnlllv m-rlvml ulnec Introduced
. ,. ,gmkurntn make them W
t ,, , to! ”Hill lrlr'v'a. K "W"
ll nub tl‘ ('ll’lfll I m
rout-mint: mlvrrtlced mm“! 5'
v t
.
Ill.
pf...
turn
”.1
' tlvtl
"out ll u-lmvd f r u I or ' v“ ' V '1 'J r ‘3 ‘iwkl
amour mm K, H m L, , . n \.. . not nun. Brulltlpm
my alto: ” J h g h
10“" 7, (:tv), . it. i I. t- t ., out": "I 1 a
un- utteow r. -, ,n .. , w . nu ...um. My 0 n N c u on,
nnm In you, n. , v . :i .. mu-s-nt of Mr: Washington ”not. Nonth lonnlk. l!"
m"; "fll'M-l-KH n. u .. n . .' III'N'I'vl . ,W
lilili'l'llllil
Mum um bl:- delivered may actually non-
mg.
Fill], [intent Clans, Salt Fill.
Spinach, lladiihds: Asparagus
l'mm tlr-vvu'v him; every mummy.
Pure Tomato (Jatsup, Imported
Sardines.
GOODS DELWEREDN PROMPTLY.
HUN ll ZELUFF
It the ntuudurd tire. ‘{
rrm‘lnlly unwed ' '
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