h
M...—
We try in every instance to live up to this maxim, and we
would aim ly say that to those who read this and come to our
store and nd that we have made a misstatement 1n regards to
what we advertise, the goods are theirs free of charge
Just a few more left of those children’s caps at 25c. They
are dandies for the money. We have some for less and some
for more money. but the 25c cap we pride ourselves upon hav—
ing. The best cap for the money in town.
PARASOLé77ARA30Ls.
Down, ‘ay down, in tact they are terribly down.
$2.69, former price was $53.22).
$108 “ “ *‘ $2.69.
.. ,
$1.49, .. ~» .. $1.89
$15!), “ ’- “ $2.19.
i‘ in lb
$1.85, :3? 3!),
Come early and make your selection. for we hurt-marked
them at prims which cannot fail to make them sell rapidly.
"*m
800 yards plaid, stripe and cheek nuinzooks, manufactur—
ers short lengths, every yard of them worth, some more, but
none less than lfie per yard, .unning them this VIN-iv: l2; per
yard. -——‘>—__
WHITE COUNTERPANI‘IS M title was 83v. 7.3-- Wzls 9'16.
$1.00 was $1.25, and so on up to $3 50. All marked down in
proportion.
7*-
Your clmiceuf ‘25 elilllrr‘r-rr patterns ml “'ch trlrztlll-ors,
being sold right here in town for "" pt'l'yztr‘rl. tlnr price
17¢ per yard. ~-
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LATEST NOVELTY-«CHALLIE LTSTRES.
27 inches wide, do not hold the dust, «in not muss eerily.
are some of the advantage-s the good» ntlwr. to my “whom “I
the price, which is only 21h: per yard.
—-r M»
In closing we would my thrtt. w:- re;r.li:<~- rim. it i~ that, but
we have the coolest :trrd biful verrtiltrr rl :)lt>l't' l": lull." ,
strive to make it just :m' Ltcrlllllrrlzrlrlr: :1: .w l' r only .2..r
rrrrri’irrrr,
83 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CT.
Open Monday and W'edlrtésduy H’rrrrings rill 5:3" Airlock:
Saturdays till 10:30 o'clock.
and “'c'
'l'lrr Br lrrirr err’rr Prirri.
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run in suits
GLovnn ,3? OLSEN’S
SI’ECIAI I"! ['13 :
Our Suroh Kid Ladies' $2.00 Shoes are the fluent veer eflmd in South Suruutk
Ladiee’ French Kid llnnrl Served, lutdien' French trrrrwd and trim a prm [but
willutoniab you.
A full line of Lndieo’, Jhildren'd and lint» Show that will pay all In examrrw.
GLOVER dc OLSEN,
Leaders in the. Boot and Shoe Trade
urchin till 9 urn
A‘I’ 'I'IIB 0|.” D'I'AKD 0!‘
T. Burr Guyer 8; Son,
Sprmgwood.
ALL ()RDERS PROMVPLY FILLED.
(my People and it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
Steamboat to New York.
conunmu ”DAY. .A' 3..
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY"
Win-Aural; tenor-rum; lootl m a truth. mmmra:
.; h . w. M
m... r .. ...“... .. 93.. eqflmm-“m' "' T”
rouse sun's nunn.
Remarkable Story of a Pretty
Typewriters Death.
INTKRBED UNDER A FALSE NAIR.
Done to Death by 3 Doctor Ind Curried
to l- Undue-hm Shop at Two o’clock
In line liming-Many Amu- lu ton-
uocllun Irlth the Crime.
Kl.“ Yolzx, July 23. «A detective while
riding upon an elcmted train a few days
ago overheunl enough of a command ion be-
tween two pmsaengcm near him to become
convinced that a beautiful young girl bud
been done to death and her body spirited
away. He fol lowed up the slight clew and
unearthed a remarkable crime. The crime
in!» that of malpractice and the Victim was
Annie Goodwin, n lmudnome girl of L‘l,
who died July 1‘3. under the bonds of Dr.
H Melinnegul. while temgwmry living
with it Mr». Shaw. Dr. Blclhrncgnl carried
the (lend body down three tlightn of stairs
ut 2 o'cloe l. in the morning. placed it in
but (mu buggy nud drove it to the under-
taking mi.rbli—',meut of C. Merritt. whence
it wars the llL‘ :tdny buried in St. Michael's
. cemetery in Anturin :5 the bmlyof June
Wilbur. [n oniur to cover up the crime
both Dr. Moancgnl and lindrrtukcr .\ler»
rltt mode a false certificate of death, even
going m fur us to date it n dny prior to the
unfortunate girl‘. death. All the parties
implo nu-d on: under arrest.
A IKca-uliful Girl'o Sud Col-rye.
Annie liwrdu’in um nlwny» :l handsome
girl, pour-“in; to n nurrkr'd extent Lilo
tutti! gift of ln-ztrtl). She “yrs fairly well
edumrtml and had .1 guns! pmition as n type—
writer in llnll‘d. cigarette {Artur}: When
she Wat-z l~ years of age .ul‘n- hogan to pass
many evening: army from home. and at
this time she.- rm-t "Nth" Hurrimn. who»:
{other is a wealthy builder nt .Vn. iii “'cst
Um llnudml and Twentieth kirk“. ”art
from run your}: um! not pnrticulnrly good
looking, but hr lad plenty of lllultcj.’ and u
annual; tongrtc. Annie Scroll begun tn wear
hanriwnu-r l'intlllfl; nml ju-u‘elry than her
valor} warranted. and lrrr parents remun-
stmtwl mu. lu'l‘ for the llltl’t'.’l.~llr:,’ laxity
of in-r runtlrn r. Sb» :
all! left lllrllll' und
but (‘unrliimlt lit-o All. ..lt'll that Will: Hill"
risrn', arm—n: ah» nlliml llr. .‘chuncgnl.
of So. ;;I Wt»: Um- llundrul AntlTWt‘nly-
third slfrvl. wit-3w n-putntmn for unlnwtul
pruni- «:5 i~ “ell rstublrwhed. [he is TU years
of age, has bwn arrested mice for similar
lrflrlbt”~. :mol Lu.» lmr'll “ntr lied cloud? by
the: ;. .Livr fur A long; ttmv
Tho- };an \"a. Ihulh.
’ -ht lllhyré later Allllle’ drml at No 107
Hm- ll'rudrul and l'rtth *frcvt. in u
“up: by Mrs: 'nuny Slaw. n washer-
“ 5i. : tin-rm “B Show says,
a: Dr le‘w .l'- rwpwnr and rcmniueil
:ln-rr until ~lxe- .lrmt ”Mun-mu hurl never
ire-3:: um: L-Ir six . all thin tune. and no
deathbed but Mr“.
.. ll lt'rycnr-ulrl boy,
stulrrfu‘nluilll. was .wcnt
{0f ll: 3!rH-.rtiv:;tl, who arrived at 4
er’r‘lrr is ’ l'iinz' til unlit." he will, as his
tattle gm; t'?a*.~ ' :llkrrtfll through his busily
eyrirruu e, ' 'll 313- {III tn her and (like her
to her {Len .~. ‘1'«.ultwpquiet and l Will
corn: for her in», but it will be very late.
You knrp tl; . ,3... r ~lr'rt :rnrl don't say any
thin,”r In r _\?«» .7 ‘
Turn in.- wot t-r ,Xirrritr" undertaking
b.324itgl‘kbll.fliz a: .‘iu 203 ll»; Um: Hmr
sired anal 'l'uc-nzj: thrrvl \lrv'rl. and :ukwl
Merritt '.:' he would bury a luwl’ girl whom
be though! would «i.-- thnt night. Merritt
demurrnl In? t;r~:. but he tinully (‘ullwlllhl
mil-l ti Mb fwr r3~,tlxe girl to be triken to
hf by )luHule
.~.tr-l the tint,
«ii rntr u ragga]
~ rung. ~kmuy arms,
don'n the four lung
.liln-rt llurric went with
,
one “in lubri-
firnw. \lin—r‘. llnr
Win; line-l will fig
qrr:i.t,;m»;.~ . .....
and lutlr'fc’rl turn it.
fl!:{ll2~ ail ~
him 1...; ..w. limit. liluu‘ing up
widow-n t! m~rrtc~l filer: Mrlinnegul
sam- :53: :4; on». optic! and ulrried his
giro-:2} but :1: n.» t. payment to his
tum. “fawn-«i 1:”; William Druid-mu. :1
colored 1...... Worln for Merritt. helped
him in all! mightily bundle upon the
gen! ul :h. itrrlr unri ln-Zd 1: while the
«tutor Humid-Ni bowie it
Hulk-II an “Jan-v “ilbul’.”
.\ dim .iJr: b'irrml in .\l.-rntt's little
shop In Ill" down-r and his load drew softly
up in front of it llrunlsm mm there be-
l'nn- him and lwlpvd hrru lift tlu- horrible
other! into tin: drop, win-n- it won dumped
into .3 plain plne l~r1.\?iii wrapped in Mm.
shank «pull .\~ mriy :14 pamible on Sun-
day the r-«flin «a» pin: ml in a cheap hearse
and leil’i‘ll in! r: Mnlmrl‘; cemetery in
.hronn, Unlj: .\lrrrrt'. and Unrulwu oc—
flrmfnlilrrl it. and men they did not utuy
(chromatin; I-twh' than the cntliu low
ml turn the lml’ruwgrulc. A fr-wclmls
fell upon thr box sh theyturm-d uwny.
Thu. :' nunw :llmu'. that pretty Annie
titanium. ulm dwl on her '.'l.~t hlrtlnlu)‘, in
bum—d .n a rpm! corner of Si. Michuvl‘a ml
plain J Wallr‘lr, aged '1‘)
.\ lbru "Arable bum Certificate.
1 int. Ii: .‘Jtltomunl iurml the follow
rm; urtm u.- u-f dual: "June Wilbur,
monk-l, mi. «airman. alto-d July 11. at No.
:11! 121‘! um lint-tired and Eighth street.
(Em-r n: dram riwumuti-rm of thc bran.
Jun.- “ dour. «Lumbu-r of John and Sarah
Wilbur. of England lot-«dud In thin coun-
try f-mr yeah. to New York city and
mumy our grew" ‘I’eutrrdny In Harlem
mun Judge Power hold Mutionggnl and
Mn Stout in Hum» bail Hull. and they
m-n out hr pro-m. ”Gnu" llnrrimn an"
am.» bail and mu Nlml. lb: chum- not
to haw ltmmn the girl‘s whereabouts
nuttl lw hum] of her ale-nth all” M! or»
not law in the day Merritt and David»
nun minimum“! and lm-kv-l up.
9th fian- lh' \Vholv Mary Anny.
When lMu fir» l’rmudirguiml an "or
riwrh friend, \‘Mtwl Mn. Show «he un-
wittingly gqvv ll.» ulmle story mvny, in-
till-lift; the Lu-l that Annie hn-l given her
bu! HJDMM \l‘di‘rm-xul but {in [or her
«View ,\- in bud porno bnudmrm- jaw.
dry “it”: stir. “on! M HhuW'u It in all
gum now :Ilr-i rln Shaw dulu't tell Prion
when- it was [be bad will be exhumed
hhhyuudwl'umocr . euerrwr'mlimrtlon
nod an anti-guy held.
15:
Thu-r I’ooplo IInlehon-d.
Arm‘c, Tm ,July it ~.\'mr Hutton. a
”tall village twmtyreiuht miles north of
here. a Mom In untried Vitnln Morleuu, hi!
hi“, rm. draught": and A little rum lived.
Load night their borne Wm; tumult-«Land
without pmurmtlou 'itoln and lll'l wife
and u bvyrarold daughter were abut and
“Hal Jumn Gibb.- uml hl- won and John
lid Amlnw Milton. who have been ur-
mflm rim , lvrltb the crime. The
ammonia: ill inn iv. snpprm-d to b. we.
range.
m numb-n ”I” in "anal.
W. July on, ~Hnrinu burutnr- rarly
“mil. 'Ili'::‘l ”it“ l‘u. tar . of n
W mums: I it M m web and mluublo
M hcl in; tire debentures of the
m or m ti: m nub.
\
NEWS IN BRIEF.
[rod 'l‘lpo from the WI:- cor-fully
‘ Cull“.
Frederic ll. Condom. of Unveil know-
from a mule hone near New Market, ll.
1., and received painful lujuriee 0nd
his leg: was broken and ho was badly tn‘
A unu has been mud In Chicago fa
chloroformin: and Bobbing womeri of that:
diamonds.
The Australian ballot syntem woo trlod
with utilfuctory results a Goehen. 1nd.
Two lives were lost by a railroad wreck
near Limon, l'olo., caused by the washing
”ray of a bridge.
The suggestion that the south boycott
northern goods if the force hill in pound in 97
deprecated by women: senators at. th'
Ington.
The offieinl figures of the population of
Portland. Me, are 36,475.
John 1”. Ryan, l7 years old, mus struck
on the head with the butt end of n hono-
whtp by Stephen Mason, 3 couchmnn, and
died of concussion of the broth. Mason
has been arrested.
Charles H. Smith, aged 48, a unlesmln
in the Hull Lock and Safe company, com-
mitted suicide by shooting himself in the
bend at New York.
B. Witherell & (30., clothing manufact-
urers of llmrton, are financially mm
rossed. Liabilities, £83,000; nominal Is—
Loto Drlvoo Two Girls to Sulfide.
[homegrown Pu. July 23.—-Jounlo
Weldon committed suicide by taking part:
green. Tuesday. She had formed on Ifr
tocbuient forn young man named Roy-
mond, but her father forbade her hoe l
company with him. This is supposedly:
have been the cause of the suicide.
New Bmel'lI-jut, I’m, July Zia—Mamie
Hostetter. the lrtyenr—old daughter of
Frank llosretter, of Inysrillc, boa com—
mitted suicide. On Saturday night am
having seen her lover, Ge 39 Boyer, Mill
llmtetter purchased a butt e of londonum
nudtoolr the fatal draught. Jealousy in
supposed to bare been the cause of then}.
Firemen Hurt at Allegheny.
Prrrsntm.. July ‘13.. ~Tho large woolen
manufacturing establishment of Bradley,
llnrtun tic Co. on River avenue, Allegheny
City, was almost totally destroyed by ll”
[ant evening. The tire is of unkno
origin. Fireman ltenochouscn. lloscme
Hertz, Fletcher and lliebe Wrre buried
under (1 falling brick full. They Were
quickly dug out and bent to the hospital.
Their injuries are serious. The woolen
company cenaed manufacturing in} (all.
und had removed the greater part of h ir
stock and machinery from the buildid‘g.
Luis, inn“); fully insured.
Drama "ch1 lo Mule Attire.
JEFFEJL‘SUSYlLLE. lud. July Lil—Mm
Lilly“'ulkcr, :1 good looking yo in,
than. was arrested at Heuryrille, r I‘M
in men'sclothes. trying to Steal bride to
Illlllfluilpfllid on n fmight train. A
Walker was trying to get to Illitiob, Wll
she claims to have friends. She tin n
from her husband in Tennessee deco
of cruel treatment, and $043863 ‘ hi 9
lug her way to this city. rindi 3 hi!
female attire exposed her to indl I
she stole u mule outfit. line will p bill I
be Sent to the Woman's ruformntory.
A 'l'yphold Epidemic at Print“...
"l‘ltiXTux, N. J., June rec—Tip» on
nine cm of typhoid (river in mom.
3nd thw- mo. lure "may proved
State Dairy Commissioner MCG ' lg ‘65-
0 atom
ligated the ewes And reported to
board of health tlmt he thinks the disease
was spread by using milk from a dairy
fnrm, the herd of which had been drinking
from u xtretun that Wm polluted. The
bourd of health mil nmltr- .t thorough ei-
unlnutmn ut' the: rr:~.- o: rt: - rpulrrntc.
.lllvgml (mmturfottcu .lrrutod.
lluVlMl r. S. Y , July it hour suspi-
omu.» l-mkrng ltulruns were (“rusted
in»: night charged With burglary. of
were all well supplied With manly and on
thought to be connected with u gang of
counter-fetter: that bore been working the
Hudsbu riVer counties [or the past 10'
weeks. They Were held for oxurninotiou
Thot'uthnliv prpulationin thiscuuntry is
fistuualul at 3301.367. and the number of
pflr‘hki l.» pin-1d at N.~lt1l—'.',l‘.’6 rcguluruoud
6,3217 manila.“ 'l'lir‘yattend Zulcbun‘hm,
2,715 Bl'lll‘tth tin-[1.7.0 vhapeb Them are
3).! orphmr ll‘ylullL-, curing; tar. it bi anti
mote-l. ‘3'.'.Tr'.l «rphnrrn. 'l‘hert- uni“) thew
logical wirrrzrnriw. with [Jill students, [35
mils-get. and lil‘.’ ncmlemieu. and 3,2)!!! paroch-
kl SCboUlF, n tth birlpllfi pupils
w
Sol \‘fulblv to "u.- Nubod By...
lltml‘ux, J uly 3:3. The new cotnot disqurh
um! by t‘oxu'ux mm olnerved .‘londny night)
at the Harvard college ob-rervntory by Mr.
Wendell. It: rumrtion was to hour»; '5.) min-
utes, Cambridge menu time. right muon-
ulon, t) hours 115.! minutes; declination. a
degmrs 2.8 minutes. The cultlct in not vtnl—
Me to the naked eye.
Mr. Quay on Ibo Ilium-Ila- lull.
l'rrrsm'ru., July 3.5» in nu interview
with n reporter Senator Quay said ho did
think the federal election bill would pm
the senate without a change in the mien.
He said the Democrats Would tulk and w.
buster mm to delay action on the blll to
long All pmuible.
Increasing the l‘lnm
Dusmt. ('olo.. July rap-Wu I: 50
Its. the superviwr of census. Inn lull“
that the population of Denver
urba mm min}. an incrcmorer ’ n £-
mer figures of Lilli), the result of tho
cobra» by the city's committee.
New Jam, Will II. There.
Tusxrux, N. J., July n~Tha execullro
committee of the atnto bounlof Intent on
hnvc appointed or cmnmlttoo to confer lb
Governor Abbett us to the but plan to
cure it umnd Agricultural display at
World's fair in (Thu-our) in "W.
A Ill; Rout Estate Doll ul Norm
Newt-our, July ‘34. «Mrs. H. M. Brook,
of New York, hurl purchased the Gunilla!
Brewer tut-to, foot of llellorue uronnoum
the cliffs, for nlmut M251"). Thll In“).
large-rt Mitt ever made here, and the m
to one of the Ilnest in the city.
Drown"! erllu Buckling.
511mm LAKE. N. Y. July 23.~l‘rod 1!.
Cliff, of Rochester, mo of ltev. W. B. Cllfl.
of Cutlle, was drowned while out nothing
Tue-dny morning. He run taken with
my. in: body has not yet been n-
covered.
Munro-'0 Dining-lobed omb— ,
auburn. Mun. July auntie”
clout. Cleveland. lt W, Glider and m
and Joe Jeflermn and «in barn mired at
lubpee. Wlwn- they will remain tum»
tho present week.
TH NEWS or soreness
An Original Package Bill Passes ......
low firm of ('Iondert Brothers, who thrown
the House.
HOW 'l‘llll 0056311853183 "WED.
The You “'rre "3 and the Nun 91.
El‘lorlulouo of the Measure—Au Intercol-
Iu‘ lit-bale m: the Bankruptcy Bill.
Indian hglulutlon in the Senate.
“'Asulln'ulux‘, July 23.~'l'he home agreed
lathe substitute for the origiuul package
bill and paused the bill by a vote of ”3 to
'l‘hebnnkruptcy bill wn-r then taken
up and debuted at length without action.
The rote on the originul package bill was
as follow»;
The You in Dot-ll.
Yen» Messrs. Adams. Amlermu dilate). Baker.
Burtlne, Burwtg. than». Bil»: Therm-r. Brechu'
rldgetKyJ. lirrvknrr. lire-ruLHriz'». J. B. Brown,
BHChanuutVur. llrrilnrk. limb-n. llynurn, (Md.
Iell. Candler «in r. l'nrllulr, tumult. (‘uwelli
Chrodle, Clunre, (unblock. t'ooprr tllltl ;. Coll}.
M, Crisp, I‘ummmw, lluvblarm. Dibble. blurs!-
lon, thlnry. Donnell. Dunphy, Erluxuuds, Ellis,
[or bar. l'lrmd. Foreman, Fume): Fowler.
For k, user. (Ermdntgtzt, Ilruuvenor. llnngenv
Hayes, lluyuci. llempmu. Hermann, Holman“
Kinney, Lo l‘olleue. lumbar, lane. anler'
Li“, Leblhavh. hater (tidy, lull-r (VI).
Loris, Muish. Martin tlndJ. lleAduo. )lcCurtby
McClellan. bit-Curd. )lctfunnnck. Slrttf‘nrory. Me.
Mlllan. Memo: “more rS, ll r. .llutchler. outer,
trFemll. O'Neill ‘lullfl. inborn“. Huthwmte.
' 'wen ands». (nu-rm u). r, ram-t. l‘uyno, Paynter,
Peel. Penlnmun. l’rrce. W. Quinn. flee-l (In).
Reilly. lllchardstrn, Suwyer, Summon, Scull,
hirely, Simnudx. Skinner. Sumkbrntc, Stone
M. Thouiw. Trur-ey. Turner r.\' \'.r. Yul
Schulk. Teux, Wheeler |.\l.| r. Wnlubomr, Wike'
Wiley. Wilt‘ux. William; .ills‘. r. \Vitwn (W Va},
Yardley, \'oder—-ll$l.
Noys‘ Messrs. Abbott. Allen (Ditch v. Atkinson
(Pu). Bantu, lbvtkunp, lbrrger, llreckmridge
(Ark), BreWer. Ila-hum ltuebannn rN. J r. Con.
liter (31553:. Cannon. terrier. t“ tehmga, Chip-
mon, Camille“, (".‘lL'HmD. 1.1:: Cooper r0 r.
Craig. Crnln. tmbcrmn .Tex ». Lulbertaon 9P3»,
Cute-beau, Darrell. ltnrnngton. lmllirer, Elliot
Evens. Feather-some. Finley. Fuhmn. Flu-k. Fun'
Iron, Gear, Gum-rd. Urrw-nhalze. Henderson do),
lllll, llltt, Hopkins. Hunk, Kelley. Kennedy.
Kerr (to ), Lm‘ey. tantrum, Mania rTn-x ». Mason-
}lrlmnbs, ill-Kenna. Mills. Morey. MurnlL Star
(W. Morse, th‘l‘mnnull. U'Xetl ill-.155 ., O'Neil
G’s }. Puyson. Perk—rm. Pult'l'i, l‘tckler. l‘ughlcy.
uunckeubu‘h, Rainer. my, life. R-llwfls‘dl'
Embed, ltzmetr. “ISM“. Sayers. Smith rm“,
pr‘vuncr. Stephenm-n, Merton ATV‘X r. Stewart
(VLLShvem. Struhle. Stump. Swenvy. Taylor
viii». r. Taylor (Kenn. . l: B. Taylor, J. D Taylor,
I \mpshu, Turnaend Culflr Townsend rl‘nt
Timer ulinn.‘. ‘v‘unrlerv‘r. sddxil. Weller. Wot.
lice, Wilson J“). Wilson rWnsh r, Wright 4.17.
Thu Bill Tlrut Purine-I.
The subatltute bill pustwd provides that
whenever any article of commerce is im-
ported into any state from any other stute,
territory or foreign notion and there held
. r utlered for sale it shall be subject tothe
l Hrs of the state; provided, that no dLurrim-
ination shall be made bynny state! in furor
of the citizens of that state again-t the rit-
izeus of another state. nor nhnll the trans.
pirtattun of commerce through any state
he obstructed. except in the nweuury en~
fitment of the health [sun or rim: date.
or the plunge of the hill u t-unference
with the Senate was 03km! fur
DGBIIQ on “It Bankruptcy Ill”.
The bankruptcy bill was then taken up
and E. B. To l rtO.)opeuud.,thc debate
wtthospeecht wt of the ill. it could
not be denied. he sold. that, a bankruptcy
Mil which would Operate with oelerity And
qhenpueu would be for the gunml good
lie thought that [he “Voluntary bank-
ruptcy bill" framed by the minority was
furor-hie to creditors onl and was not
mutual. Mr. Wallace (N. .r thought the
btll was framed in the interest of business,
integrity and commercial fair dealing.
Sir. Culberson r'l‘ex. r thought the bill did
not. differ materially from the Lorri-ll hill
of n former emigre“. or from the net of
l837,n;{aiu~.t Which public sentrmvnt be-
came aosrmuzr that l: mu nrpmlerl. He
:1“ that no bill had been 30 induatrrously
lobbiedusthts. It was prepared for the
Ansocinted Grocers of St. Louis He could
not cxplliu the anxiety of the moneyed
interests to have it passed. unless 'u wzu
that the shadow of the legislatiun til the
present Congress has over them.
It might be that the convention which
indorsedthc bill thought it neerssnry to
pmvtdeu wrecking train to pick up the
debris of the fortunes which Would be
mattered All over the country when the
writ! bill, the silver bill and the election
bill were enforced.
The speaker's l'mltlou.
Mr. Wheeler «Alan Mid that he sup.
posed the bill would be passed immune
thespeaker hunt ordered it pnssod, but it
lirutled with unuulls on the people just
I» the election bill did. Mr, llurhnnun
‘5. JJ said that us a member of the
jndinnry committee he wanted to say
that b.- did not know today whether the
npwrlkcr ups in favor of this nieuureor
Hui. He sold that he was getting tlred of
inhrnuntiouu such as had been made by
the gentleman from Alubomu Continu—
ing. Mr Buchanan lupported the measure
which, he said. was demanded by tho peo-
le of the country. The committee be
19ml that tho bill mm on improvement
err-r theold low. and would mull in in
cream-d etlitdency and reduced (out.
Mr. Kelley lKnn.) inquin‘d whether un-
der the moriutonsof the bill anyon only
muld be appointed referees. .\lr. lluchnn-
rm mmlv un uttirurntire mpouzw. .‘lr. Kel'
icy nuggewtml that it was not rlxhl to din-
crimiute ngniuot farmers. and In: mot one
blunt". and bmiuew men who were not
mornbcm of the bar. Mr. llnrhuunn.
Ill-raking, he will. from personal expo-r-
ience. are it :1» his opinion that the worst
thing that could befall a former mm to
ult farming: and pmctlre lbw. "lit the
Mt mu that the 11:!ch h in! judo-int func-
tioux to perform.
In tho Hon-Ir.
The aenntediwuxml the Indian npprtr
printion bill at length and completed rm-
oldemtlon of the first half of it. The non»
ate pmwd hmm- bill to «ll-paws of Fort
Ellis rf'kl‘rwtlmu. mth mncndment. and
bouw bill amnion: lmllln to .‘llles City,
Mon.
During lln' ulna Imaiun of n pnmgmph In
regard to the ro'nmrnl of the Northern bond
of t'hcycmr ~ mu pernmneut settlement
together upon : ne of the existing reserve»
lions in South Dakota. Wyoming or Mou-
llnnJI motion wan nude by Mr l'ettlgrcw
to ntrthoout South Dakota. He said tint
there were already 25.0w Indians in tho!
MM:- and that no more Indium were want-
ed there. After dlscunsion the unmet; of
the three gluten were struck out nnd the
paragraph mu changed so an to make the
datum md. “For the removal of odd
Sunburn bond of Cheyenne Indians to u
permanent settlement upon any of the el‘
hung reservations."
Among the of her amendment; to the In»
dlon bill nportod and agreed to were the
following; Inn-ulna the oppmprtntlou
for the runabout: of the Sioux and for
a of their civilization: from W.M
all»; Inserting on than M 0mm) for
on. yeor'o futon-at l'n ulrunu- on the $3. .-
for on u [rem-built fluid In
net of March 2. till).
, ' mum nunwm tr not. “Elwin... 'wnnnfns'po. JULY ‘23. moo.
_. ...... W
THE BASES LL WORLD;
l
0
mm: Bum-lo, l3; Nov York. It
3; New York, 5. Batteries: Barkley
n, Keefoood Ewing.
.9-
Armenian]—
Clorelond.. ...05028t000—Il
Brooklyn ............. OIOIOlbll—lo
lloublts: (’levelum,9; Brooklyn. 1:. Errors:
Clorelond. 5; Brmklyn. l0. Batteries: Umher
old Butchtfe; solders, Daily and Humming.
A: l’ltuburg-
Wm... .....0 0 0 l u 0 0 0 0—]
Pbllulelphiu.....04000l011~0
”mints: Pittsburgh Philadelphia, )0. Br-
rors: httsbmg, 4; Philadelphia. I. Batteries:
Baby sud Enroll, Bender: uud Mnllguu.
At Chicago—-
Chicugu ............. 0 U 0 o t) 0 l 0 1
Boston 0 l o 0 l— 2
Base run: Chicago. a; r '3. Errors
Chicago, I; Benton, 0. Batteries: Lug, ...;J Hoyle,
Cumberland Murphy.
Suflonul League.
At l'rtbburg ..
Plluburg.....uud I l 00 04000020—8
Philadelpbiufid l l 00000000092—10
Buoluts: Flushing“; PMbulelphto. l7. Er-
ror»: l'utshurg, 2-. Philadelphia. 2. Batteries:
(ileum and Clements, llcclter and Wilson.
AI Cleveland—-
Cleveland. ......... 000100100-2
Bolton. ....... ...0 0 0 0 0 0 2t 0 0—3
Bose hits: Ulcvelund. 5; “tan, 1'. Erron:
Clovolund. l; mums. x. mums: smubmu
Zimmer. t‘turkson and Bennett.
At (\neinnuti -
Ctncinnatl.. ...... 10102100 5
Brooklyn. ... ....0 I) o ‘1. ~ 0 0 16
Buuehits: Cincinnati, IO; 12- « ~Llyn, 1'3. Em":
Ctnctnnntl,5; Brooklyn, t, I. .unu:'l‘erryund
Clark. Rhine; and llnrrinmnx
A! Chicago—
Chicogo ........ 023rr13501—1I
New York ...0 0 o r: 3 I t I 0—?
new hm Chicago. It: Sm York. N. Erma:
Chicago. 8: .‘(vw YorL, :5. l’ :tencu' Lubyoud
um Kiltritlgrr, wen-r. and rum, 5-
le nfzcrplnnce ‘(J‘.t1‘illilw‘.<’
l‘uyeni. Notional.
Buffnlu ............... Si" —
Cincinnati ..... -- 1.697
Cleveland ...... $.50 400
Chicago .................. 2,506 1.733
l‘ltlsbur; . I,“ 1.5)?
nun, 5,”?! 5.362
.Alnerlcun A‘s-rotation.
At Phlhulelphm ,
Athletic r) o u '1 rr 0 d 0 0—3
St. Inns . r) 0 I: 3' '1 0 0 0 l— 9
Bose tum Athletic. 7- St. L-rllla‘, 1'! Errors
Athletic. 1: St Drum. 3'5. lmtlt‘rir'). Euro and
Robinson, Slivelti :ur-l \l'r-iLs.
At Symuse»
Sllw. ..... 2 r) 2 il l 0 0 2 0—10
Columbus 1 u .‘l o o 0 n o 0—4
Rosanna; Syrueuse. ll; Columbus. ti. Knurs;
Syruuue. :t; Columbrh. 1. Batteries: cows-And
O'Rourke, litmus; and I r'x‘onnor.
Atlantic League.
A! New llntrrn New Huron, 2; Newark, 4.
Ban.» hits: er Karen. 7; hit-work. 6 Errors;
New lion-o. 2; Newark, l. Eateries: Dorouand
Cindi. Slut-r and Murphy.
A: llutfnnl—lfurtford, 9; Baltimore. 13. Base
into. Hartford, 1'1; Baltlmore. 13. Errori: Hurt
find, 7; Baltimore. 5. Batteries: Start) and Moore.
Baker and Townsend.
.\r llnrrrdrurz‘ Harrisburg, 5; Washington. 3.
8.1;»:- Mb. Harrisburg. 7; Washington‘s. Er-
rors: Harrisburg. l: Wuhtngton. J. Batteries
Baxter and lit-ms. Daniels and Reynolds.
At] Woremtq-r. Wureeswr. 'J; Wilmington. l.
Baseline Worcester, 0; Wilmington. 5. Errors;
Wommtwr. t: “'tlmmgtuu. 5 Barnum I Still
front and T-rrnen, Andenmn um! Tin-hon
. __--. .- 1 .
)lfl‘urthy "cuts Huber.
BIT-”mm. N. Y. July 2J~The Arlington
club's urnphlthuutre mm crowded ltASl
night [0501' the twenty-four round glove
contest lumen Billy llnkt-rmf Bufialo.
and Thomn‘ .‘lct'nrtby, of Ulean, for a
81.500 puma McCarthy mm in six rounds
ufterusamge tight, in which the Buffalo
man was clearly outclnaoed. The betting
was £25 to $13 on McCarthy. The latter
weighed lr’il pounds and was seconded by
P. J. Griflin. of Philadelphiu. nnrl Paddy
Gorhnm, of Austrnlln. linker weighed “55
poundt and bad ’l‘mn Manning. of Califor-
nin.nnrl Jun \Viimrnof llut’fnlo. behind
him. llnve l'nrnpin-ll, ml the Dempsey
combination. mo l'rlcl’t‘t'. linker WILS bad-
ly punished. “l: lucc was swollen beyond
recognition nnd tive of his teeth were this.)-
lug. Junk Dempsey nnd Buck Ewing \t'ere
among the smctnmrs.
The War Anion; the Ell“.
XXL“: Yortn. July "lit—A number of the-
atrical rnnrngera nnrl representative-a met
in the Elk lodge hump; nnd completed or-
ruugcrnents for n grnml testimonial to the
Grand Lodge B. l’. 0. Elks on Se it. t.
The benefit H the uutcolneot thetlevw
land trouble. and hm. been tendered to the
grand lodge by the profession (L‘i unevi»
deuce nl their il[)prPt'l:lllHl| of its action in
restoring (n rlu- order irsmmrs Marthe-
ulrirnl charity The born-lit Will be one of
the lnrgn st m er held in this city.
The striking (‘luulnnakon Ill-sliver.
NEW Yum. Jul) '51 rv’l'hu siluutlou of
the «mum: t‘lUllkllmLurn urns virtually
uuchuugul 'l'ucmltt)’ morning, A gang of
error lrlu uporulnru und tailors gathered in
front of Meyer Johnston-‘5 home on llroud-
wny ttlxrlll H o'clm-h, runny of them being
nrnwd with I'll’llla, but after making u few
mgr, “I'll“‘lh mnl threutculng attitude»
they urn- diapelled by two policemen.
One of the Would bu riotcrs wus arrested
and htllht‘lfllt‘llll)’ llued 310 in the Tombs
police court.
It “‘1“ n l-‘nml lerml.
xi.» Yank. July ‘33.- wloht'ph Moore,
ngml nlrm’n .3.) yl-nrn. an iunmw of nsnll-
om' bimrdrng home kept. by Thorium
Flynn. m Xu. H lhunlltun street, was
stnblml and almost tuntuutly killed l.y a
fellow boarder nnnwd Nicholas Cosuliclz,
u carprutq'r. The men engorged to u drunk-
on quarrel. which n-mltcd tn flueullct:
plunging; n knife into Moore's abdomen.
Afu-rh newt-rate rexlstnrb'e the murderer
wne unwind
9mm llo f'mrlrl Ilny lulu l‘lmup.
Sri'hul‘umr, .\lu., July Elm—John ll,
lbmmn llll~ bruughl unit in the sum of
sum" for ulrmdvr nunimt. ('ongreumln
William H. Wade. lubin r'orupluint Dun-
cnu churtzm thut (formrcfir-mmn “'mle,
whilespr-nkirmut Sprinutlvld on but Sut—
urdny, lel the wunlu: “llmmm publlahed
ulieon nu-‘m 'l'lw Aurom \du-rti-«er. I
run buy bran [or two dollar» and n hull."
The Atlantic Yacht Club‘n Run.
lemmn'r, It. 1.. July 3|.-—’l'he Atluutlo
Yacht club urrived here that evening after
Ilonu and tin-rumb- run from {Sew Lon-
don. The run to New lledfnrd was given
up. The emm prom-Mod to the yachto
making the herd run» during the cruise
by J. G. l’uiru' were uwurdod to the Ann.
condo and the 'l'llzrl-M.
A l’ottotmm school nulldlug Ilunml.
l‘trrmuws, Pu, July Zl.---'l‘bc lllll
whoa! building. with its contentu. was
totally destroyed by llre'l‘uemlny. lulu,
”0,01”: pnrtlnlly insured The fire was
lust-d, it in thought, by u defective line.
lush-II by Itlulrlo IAIN.
linmmm, (form, July nwllattlmnre
h. light-ll hlr‘ltlvltwr, lutcly n! Johny
Cl". 'l‘hbr erenuu Uultlmore utul Hurt:
ford will ploy; game of bull by electric
light.
llilrlrlr l lrrrrstrrl.
FINE
New Butter
200 a lb.
Bill TOUR SUGAR HERE
WHY '3'
If you don’t know, we may be
able to tell you the
reason why.
llrlrlrlr l llrrrsrrrlr.
l. lHKLYll & SUN,
fillrv'ermrt'. in: t). B DIELYN.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
First-Class Balers... Crrirrrirrrrrr
And 100 Cl'i.‘aln'l.
Orders Promptly Attended 'l'o.
EDIKLYN. I“) W F DIRLYN
()L'll “CALL PAPERS,
morr particularly our new
low-cud Wall Papers. mu
repecrally noticeable for (‘ur-
rect style and effective col-
oring, and our lire H en-
trrrly different from what
th»r hrc‘il r‘nnlvr
you.
Yr nr rrwn point. r or pap
er lnrrgr-r cm r-bt:l.:'. iron.
ua any Wall l’np rs r your
Mirt‘llul".
Joseph P. McHugh & (10.,
3 “last 42d St
(Fuel House from 5th Ave.)
New York. mt} 6m
Homer B. Hoyt
Renloved
18 lrrrlr ir’rrir rrrrrr
_. .sourn :Wllll'ALli.
L'il‘ {new
[WIS I’ll. (‘IiAlti's
flrirrral Kidney and Liver Curr
Crouu floaters and Plus.
They are rhc only Safe anetrer m we -’m three
afflicted wlrh Bright's Disease, Liver \‘ompinrn; rind
Urinary Att'ecnone. Only more pl’rpah'd in the
our run are the (lrrgrnu! and u..- ur. v Krrlmy
Ind lerf t'uru (but Will rmure rum; in ;~.rfut
health.
A l ludicr- I'm:
C. B. It. A.
(‘rulr Medicine 00.. I’dzs‘w‘ulc. N. J.
5 01. l) A'l'
Plaisted's Drug Store.
up“ South Norwllk. .
M irfirrr‘trrrrrrrrrr
”[313 vl-vm- nun} “1th. “in «runrhr
0 rln- turn- of ”iv old nay, uu-l
i
no trouble.
.2..rl2:.itlng!No flubblnuYNcStcam!
I’nrAll Inna-co of the chlueyn. leor,
lllmldc-r and l'rlnnry "runs
MR ll W PAYNE. of Hpriurzt’hsld. Mum , 9.1“:
"l bl": uud III‘R'I' Pl IIENI‘SIDY All the bent
mdet-lnv for diam-m- or the Kuhn-u. Live r. nun
du, and Urinary Urguno. out have rvwwed great
benefit from llmuc. it will do pm «but in clnrund
foul."
M" C. 0. WHEELER, ('mn‘rrrdm-wrt, Mun.
"yr: ‘ l lum- been uonblml unh Krrlm [nu-rue
neul \m-My yearn. III‘NT'S BIL.“ iln’ tun
cum me."
Ull'TJt‘slit’W l. ll‘l’lrl‘
Mum. "It“: “lll‘n l' \ It
...? .I Hf an r n'v ..w. m-
"‘I'llll l.‘¢‘t~. fur Ntllllll - Helm: of
“ llr-mlmn llrr‘t " 5m;- to
ALLISON BROS... Mnnnt‘acturcrs.
HIDITYJ 'ilV-i ”i. 1.05.“-
nu It) I!
of Mr h llm'nu,
l‘ lrr| tll
thot‘loclnrmnl I»: u .r lnrlt . w r Hr
nmlctetlmth Km -v or Inn: mu m . no...
my wife.“
JOHN P. ('HX “n r" r "I 4. writ": 'l
was suffering tn m x in r .l‘lr'nltlrl. My
nrrno wuu wry bu'l. u m u ltxn » drrm vr nr brick
durtfullmdrnurnt ~ r nu 'mit: 4.! lll'N’l"!
REMEDY clll'rtur pin-lure: m- "
(I. N. Churn-mu mic Amm 3m. Y“ r..
0E5“ STAND—
36 Marn Street, Norwalk.
Prrrlr’r Frrrirrrr Store
1- thr- plnr'u to quote pnccn.
AfiTlQUI 0 \K CHAMBER Blll'l‘s. :1 pleats, ’15,.
u u u u N u A _
om prlcer "Aland 92’». All other goodaln proportion
Willow, Cane and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALL AND till.
1'0an arm manure Lam's.
nuns. nmb mum ulnnuo «our.
rm. on. mmrtlrus. nu, ma
till Cloth end letting Very Low
PA l’llll
Gram & Wirirrlrsrr.
Bennett & Busted
es Iain 8t., 80. Harwell.
llrars, FisIr, flrrrrrs,
Fruits, installer, Poultry, Etc
0! All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
_§.'r>u§_unm I229 mammal).
GEORGE ll. RAYMOND,
F urnitu re Dealer.
New Store 46 (ll 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
Residence. No. :l Bernrl meet. Telephone
Cull,7.‘—l. Dayor night. I
Buy of the Manufacturer.
The oldrst mnnufacturer of Bob Curing“ no.
otters unnnul wurk for rule in liver diluent style-
of running gear. also at gun! variety of bodies Ind
trimmings, at prices which will be high enough and
low enough to an the meet futidious. I
CODIE JXND SEE 31E.
Frank Boylston
,ru‘l (Sm
BJlBBEllSl
W 435;..-
ALL GRADES
ASL
Lowest i’rices I
The find bloods for
A”;
the l. rust Money
...H‘ W
S BRUWN’S
Lilli. .a’i'tltir.,
Clark Jr Lane's Block
.... Mm STREET.
dinner-z i-_—”
iu~ lrld Lulr'
Ev.
\V. L. Dounlnu Nut-5 are
“nrrunted. and Pier) putt
and pure «mm-ed «5;. born .1.
hr... oocULAs
,{rr
viii .
FOR
$22 , $34 0 E GENTLEMEN.
' Lm-ml “’nlrrnroof (train.
. I \~.. Arty“: qunllthul‘ thba alum
. m tbs. lu u"- .mm; unlurxe»
.r ti . pl turn-tun! wrnrrn.
IlnmI-m-wul. on c-lexnnt and
. r Mr. .. \\ bit I: commend: ttmlf.
«Nu-d “'rll. A tlrw rnlf taboo
r 2‘ ”or min and durability.
.u-ul‘ our “1-“ In the atundm‘rl drl'II
upulrrr prim.
r .u n Him:- Iwuwclnlly adopted
'v all] men. furroera, ctr.
. r l'nmzrrruu, truuun and Loco.
.r r -
99 SHOES ”frills,
. . rrPnlll)‘ received slut-n tn!
5 ; murmur» mukn tlwm reporter
v . - limht‘ .rlcml.
-. . .x . uut ll' lrm-unnnt mpply on use
. v . w tm‘um advertloetl pr or; O
Irrrrkr.
'. 1.. our (sun. nmkru. I...
John Sehaub & Son,
Wublngton Street. South lentil. m I-
taunts!
Xvwrwulk [blob-r- delivered every suture!” m-
inn.
Fish, Urrrrrr, Chris, Salt Fish.
Spinach, Hadlshes; Asparagus
l'mm (nurn‘n l’nrmr every morning
rum!
I’nro Tomato Catsnp, Imported
Hardineu.
sooos DELtVEREl) PROMPTLY.
HUNT ii ZELUTF
Norwalk Chronicler