83 'WaShington Street,
ctr-r11 NORWALK. Cir.
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We shall this week inaugurate one of our
total Reduction Sales!
, n't inil to visit us, for we arecertnin we can make it to
7 r advantage to give us a call.
tort love to Dress Fairies.
23% Wool Challies, regular 22c quality, 14c per yard. ' ‘
i ‘» eersuckers and Ginghnms, regular 7 are, 90 and 10c t]llllllll(S,
'ce, 61¢ per yard.
tart iltlliil it Hosiery, lite.
anuiscturer’s lot of Misses’ Hose, not hill assortment of
. ; goods worth 250 a pair. Mark down price, 140 a pair.
llerlt Door to Domestics.
3est quality Dress l’rints, in- per yard. Light Colored
his, He per yard.
llert Born is hotter Department.
g dawn's Jars, 85c :1 dozen. ico- t'reum Freezers, at. lee“. than
it, all Sim.
.rrt lion in Leties’ tottoo lleierrreer.
' it??? While Skirts with lillltfy inc» erlgc It tucks. r-tc., bet
than any 500. Skirt in town; this sale, if": each.
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to Network Bus or S ,
83 Washington Street.
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i, Open Monday and Wednesday r veniugsr till 8:30 o'clock;
gurdays till 10:30 o’clock: Tumdny, Thursday and Friday
‘ at (3 o’clock.
rites tertse'trres Prise.
rs it.” so s
Lorene or. “EN’S
,.,.,.
Slush Kid ladies' V2.00 Shoes sre the finest ever offered in South Norwslk.
French Kid iisnd rte-wed. Indisa' French turned and wells at prices that
Wish you.
; lllli line of ladies’, Children‘s and “en‘s Show that will pay all to cumlnc.
tOVER a. OLSEN.
Lenders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
res Alli I”
AT THE 0|." “TANK, 0"
’ .1 Burr Cover 8; Son,
Sprlncwood.
L ORDERS PROM PTbY FILLED.
.. foam. and it to their advantage to true.
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
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amboat to New York.
mllflfllfl IOWA'. HAY II.
— Itoamhoat “CITY OF ALBANY”
‘1?“fiw‘dfihfla lasts m st 74" so. lam New Yum
y .
"A, t n; mm .m. In ill-M undqurmrm. W
. hn- m-Rsifiu. film.nvocets; lawnmwmts. ‘
Were ‘ Sent ' Out.
to p
is run sanctum: ms ovens
Conflicting Reports Come from the km
of "utilities but the Insurgents llnvo
Probably Born "eluted—Their Cal-ta
ridges (luv. Ont.
Burritos Al'illti. July m.—-I’rovlsionsl
President Column said Tuesday morning
thatthe negotiations for peacewere pro-
gressing and that he hoped they would be
successful. He was doomed to dissppolntr
merit. for soon after reinforcements nr~
rived for both sides. President Celmsn's
oilicers urmed n number of Guscho cut»
throats at the government house. At noon
hostilities were resumed and the squadron
begun firing on the government house.
The forces of Cel—
mnn begun to
evacuate their
position as firing
was resumed in
several parts of
the city. Presi-
dent Colman.
item and all the
ministers left the
government house
at 2 o'clock. and
are now in the
'l'wentyvllfth of
party has
“ES. )i. L ilAllllJAS.
May street. The pn-sidentisl
kept within the lines of the troops. Every
lhip's shot sure one has struck the govern-
ment house.
Insurgent-i Out of Ammunition.
Alem and Lope-7. state that they hnve
ordered the squadron to cease firing. They
are getting their men nwny on; quickly as
possible. The rcnson the victorious Union
Civicu has practically yielded in because
they have no cartridges left. They only
bad a hundred tlmu‘sund instead of to mill-
ion, as they hurl culculntcd. The men
Wfllllt'tl to uttnck with buyoncts. but at the
risk of their own lives the l'nioni.‘ivicu
chiefs declined in permit such terrible
bloodshed. 'l'hc l'nion (.‘ivicn troops are
quieter and seem disposed to disarm.
Garcia “Eu Slightly Mistaken.
Minister Juuu Hurt-in, who wmnpris-
oncr of the insurgents, was set at. liberty,
and Met night l'flllnt‘ll the following dis—
patch to be sent to the Argentine legution
in London:
The government is completely victorious. The
mntrnmzrs have enpltulsted and will deposit their
onus In the ursv‘nni. All the rebellious superior
effluent will be dunnisscd and separated from the
service. 'l'hv- troupe will return to their quarters
commended by loyal omccrs. The forces mobil-
llfll by the governmcnt on- n-turning to the
provinces. 'l'lu- political mumtmn is thoroughly
countdrdated. The city mid the whole country
are quiet.
Announce that the insurrection IS t‘ofllplulvd)’
subdued 'l‘he prairienr of the republic and the
fllihflmhtfllnttrl an- giting orders from the us-
tlousl government huuw 'l'hetlnnuce minister
L! at liberty.
Civilian» “1" Nut Ila Punished.
Previous to the sending out of these dis-
patches the nrmist ice between the opposing
factions was prolonged pending negotin-
tions between the government and the for-
eign ministers who Wen: cndeavoring to
bring about the restoration of peace. Presi-
dent Celmsn's adherents soon claimed that
terms for in settlement between the govern-
ment und the revolutionary forces had
been agreed upon. According to these the
civilians who took part in the insurrection
are not to be punished. All captains of the
revolutionary forces and all otlicers ulmvc
the grade of cuptnin are to be deprived of
their rnuk. ’l'hc wrilh-ry ot‘ the insurrec-
liunints will be ulti'i‘r‘lltlt’rt'li. ll-rtnitl loud-
ersuf the h'lh-l-A still chum that the matter
cum... r..- - . t1. . m: that it must be
fought out.
Elmo-u \‘irrorln for Salvador.
('er or .‘vll',\inn, July 3o Geronimo
Pun, agent of Stu Ntlvtldot‘. mys that in
the church bliiilt'! - to date the Sulvndorisns
hove conn- out victorious. Th:- rest of the
Gllflli‘llllildll ;‘..'rr:y i-a lir't'lftt: in nlidireC-
tions ttmurd tuv izitcrior, and not at single
Gunteinuluu mid..." :~ left on the frontier.
A revolution .11:tlllhl lluillim has broken
out in the «micro department. Several
well known tZI'ltI'l':tl\ hcud it, and the
downfall of the pr. w“; tinnitcmulnn gov-
ernment i~ convulrrv l more thnn probable.
Barium. i». pit-mint;~ fur foreign intern-t»
tlen in his favor llomluru.» in concentrat-
ing her ll‘uup" towurd the Gunterunlnn
frontier. Sulvudnr him said she will accept
no nrbitrut ion. in iillttlt'lllnlli provoked the
war.
Negotiations Mill in Progress.
I.u5tm.‘.',.lulyit«t The English govern-
ment hits n-ccivwl u telegram from lluonos
Ayn»; saying shut the government has "14
umpire-d. In the house of conuuons Sir
James burgh-anon eluted tbnt the llritinh
minHrr hnd wut :1 cubic dispatch slitting
thut l'rcsidcnt t'clrmiu had left lineup»
Ayn-mm! limit the negotiations between
the wnrrumrnt rind the leaders of the rr-v~
otutiou Wt‘lt' prorcrdintz.
(‘u-lnmn \Jlll to “save Resigned.
i’.\l:l~'. July Ito t’l'he 'l‘cmw'publishes n
disjuitril ll’n'vl llllt'llll“ Ayn". «tilting timt
President ('vilttllll lulu resigned and bu
been Min-relied by Vice l‘midont l’elii-
mini M prcsidl-nt. inct hue been restored.
Important ‘it-Illla "Mb.
W \. tom. tom, .iulv Ito r~.\tr. Quay ion in
tmdncmt in HM senate to bill to nppro
print» sitters-infuse Musing nptmrutus, sp-
pmnehes rind ricvntnn for the federal
building at l’ittxhurg.
The scouti- committee on postmliecs sud
post run-la mudn s favorable report today
on the bill prepared by the whitewater gen-
eral for ilii' wtnbllshment of a limited
[instill tub-gmph :u-n‘iw. The only unintui-
mont mndeby the minimum strikes out
um plnuu- \vltil'it prohibits any wimpb
mnylmny \i. 'i‘li l‘tlis‘l'll illill It contract with
the “(premiums for u [Natal telegraph ser~
vice going tom the business of selling out;
tetionu.
Mun-l lo ”rat's by “raglan.
i’lr‘rsntitzt., July {llwiln the night of
July 18 lbs- I: nidvnceuf Joseph Hench. liv.
lug in the 'i'welltylsevrnlh worthwss en‘
tend bylmrglnru. Walter Hymnal-yen-
old son. WIN lying sick in the room into
which the burulnri entered. The intruders
pointednurolvrr at the boy and famed
him to tell where his father's volt-bias
could he found. The boy wss so badly
frightened tint s relapse followed ti.
sure and he died.
A I'm-Hy named to ”calls.
mutt, Ky. Jilly Ito—incendm
sst tire to the residence of Rev. David
l’lurnh It (Votes. ind, s short diatom
mm river f: »:u here. st or: cmtybotu‘
“stimuli .lir- l'lumbnnaithwcchit»
was so hull: breed that he wont llvs.
skirting Alter Péue Reports“
drum were born at o. death. sud Mr. Plumb
histo..............l o
Within” ...0 o
Bus hits: Bullshit; l’hilsdsl
mm. a; Philadelphia. 5. not
look. Built-rears we Mtlllngton.
. .3ilolllil;l—l'
m...:.. ...l 0 0 o 0 0 l 0 0—.
lose him vclsnd. ill; limos. 8. Errors:
(level-rid, ll, ton. & Ilsttcries: timber and
Wife. Kilroy and Murphy.
Lthicago—-
Chicago .............. rooooOioo—_s
noon, ....... ...ooiroooo‘a
Bus hits: Chicago. 0: Brooklyn. s. Errors:
Chicago. 3; Brooklyn. 3. mom: Baldwin
Ind Farrell, Sowders sud Duly.
Nation-l Moguls.
At lndtnnspoli-i—v
Gannon ............ torooooto-s
kooklyn ......... .4 0 0 0 5 l 0 2 x»-l!
Base hits: Clevclud, 7; Brooklyn. 9. Emu-s:
(hovel-mm: Brooklyn, 4. Bottoms: Garfield and
21mm", Loren nod testy.
AtCtncinnstl—
Minna“ ........... 105000005~ll
mu............ 3 0 0 O 0 0 0 0 (la!
Base hits: Cincinnstt.ltl: Mon, 0. Errors:
Glacial-Au. I; Boston, 2. Batteries: Mullahs sud
Harrington. (letzoln and Bennett.
“Chicago——
Chicago. ........... 030300011—0
Philndelphta. ........ 2l10l0001al
Duo mu: Chicago. 1‘2; Phllsdelphin, 5. Es-
rors: Chicago. 2; Philadelphia. i. Batteries:
Min Ind Klttridge, Vickcry and Clements.
The attendance was as follows:
Plsyers Nsuonsl.
(Intense ...................... 2.3:» 1.367
(flavoured. . . 1,213 -—
Buffalo ..... 937 —
Olnclnustl. . . . . . -— L767
ludisnnpolls .................... - l.000
Totals ...................... 4.450 OJ“
American Assad-lion.
At roundups»,-
Athletic ........... l01030011~1
Toledo ................ o u o 0 o o o 0 0
Base hits: Athletic. 9: 11de. 3. Errors:
Athletic, l; Tolmlo, l. Bette es: Seward sn
Robinson. Cushmnn and Rogers.
At Buchestcr~ .
Whaler.............0 0 O 0 0 0 2 l 8-.
loulsvillc... ...... 00020l000—3
Blue hits: Rochester. 9; Louisville. to. Errors:
Bochester.2: Lolllsl'lllt‘. 0. batteries: Titcomh
and Grim. l-Zhret und \chbecher.
At [tyros-urn:~
Syracuse ........... 00010000 I
St. Louis. . .010101 l lxvl
Bose hits Symcnsc. 9; St. Louis. 0. Errors:
Syracuse. 6 St. lulllist. t. llatterics: Casey and
0‘Rourl.c, Stivr-ttu and Wells.
Atlantic Association.
Ar. Worthington—
Gfllll!‘ forfeited to Baltimore by Washington
owing to disputed (incixion.
llufl‘y \"nnts More “ "00:11..”
Nsw Yonx, July zit-Hx-Aldermnn Mi-
chael Duffy, of the board of 15M, and in-
former against the members in the trials
for bribery. was before the supreme court
in connection with his serisstionsl suit to
recover a larger share of boodle. The Instr
tier came up in the form of an application
for examination. before trial. of John
Keenan, William Melony and Robert E.
Delaney. The exnmlustlon is asked Arr
in order that may may be enabled to
frame a complaint against Keenan, whom
he charges with having been the trustee of
1 fund of New or 6750.080 given by the
Broadway ruiiroa‘d. Judge Dugro took
the papers and reserved his decision. The
statements msdc by Mr. Duffy as to tho
nature of the fund ire of an indefinite and
unsatisfactory character. He gives it a
his understanding, however. that the
money hm been largely invested in Cunn-
dinn real estate. The ex-nldcrumn admits
that of the amount due him he heare-
eeived at one time soon And at other tuna
some making in all 310,000.. In conclusion
.‘ir. lluffysays that the nature of the sgm
men! has been concealed in order to keep
the trust inviolntc. and that the action is
brought in the interest of morality. equity
and justice.
Admird l'ortrr'¢ ii: in lulu-iv lilnpus.
\\
aux ~ ':i= 'u wt. i...ire 11.
Put. . ... .. \l ..; \t'itrwu I). Porter and
grandma-1c or Adminil l'ortr". of tho
l'nitcdStair-strut): lam» dimipp. rmi from
licr home. No. it“? Snth tam-ct, fuirlbeust.
H. r parents have rot-cived to note from her
shying thnt she was murricd and thnt she
had gone. to t'hicngo with her husband.
Miss Porter’s lrlt‘llllfi ~uy she “'th married
secretly in June to is young lltlill named
tl‘llricn, at one time. clerk in a hotel here.
in her note Miss l’urtcr did not mention
her husband’a name. it is said by Mimi
Porter» friends here that she mm prepared
to clope with o well known young urchi-
tect. of this city only six months ago, but,
that the clopcnicnt \vn-s tinnlly abandoned.
)lnrr \loncy Needed at Lawrence.
i..\Wl:l-.Nl i1, MIL-N , July film-[muggy c.
which Inn. been on duty at the ruins duity
since Suturduy, has voted Sill) for the m~
lief of the cyclone sufferers. lluv. t‘inrk
t'arter, iii-v. .\i. l“. .‘lt‘blnllllfl rind Rev.
M. F. t'ullin» llflVt' been uppoiutul instill
committec on distribution of the relief
money und HA!!! pluccd in their hands.
They have c~tuhli~dicd headquarters on
springticld atn-ct und nre tit-siting order.»
for supplies. A committee consisting of
Aldcrnutn Collin» und city 8830930” mm,
nn'lu'cd ut noon to appraise the property
loam; for the purpmc of rcplncuur in cream
of need. Much more money than has been
ruined is. urgently needed.
Knights of l'yiltiu lilrct "utters.
lemrox, X. i’., July :Ir.-—-At the meet
ing of tlic Knight» of l’ythims \V. 5. Cor-
pcnts-r, of Syracuse, wnn elected mud
chancellor, and John '1'. Robertson. of
Middletown, grand vice clisncellor; Bom-
uelT. liull. of this city, grand prob“:
John J. Achcr. of Albany, for keeper of
mainly; and seals, and Peter W. Mead, of
New York, for grnnd muster of exchequer.
(5mm! lodge nulls was conferred on It!)
post chnnccllors. in his report the grand
chancellor prm-ntn estimates of the prob-
nbln expetmea for the correct. you MMM
lineal: Thicns‘ Bose n Lawrence.
Limousine. him. July m.——.\ man who
wss dreamt no a workingrnun Ippi'll’td at
noon fit the rear window of the pouofllee
where an addition is being built snd asked
the clerk there to hold one end of step.
line while ln- msds some mensurrments.
The clerk compiled, and while he who thus
engaged A companion of the men entered
the money miter nfliuo and stole Illa Hot-h
nun, who were summers in the mom.
made their escape.
Presidential Nomi-hum».
Wit-unsonm, July so.» The president
has sent to the scnste the following nomi-
nations: To be collector: of millol‘hl—
George A. Cumnmi lilslne, for the dis-
trlet of lhmmsquoddy. Me; Parker 0.
Wiuln, of Melee. for the district of Ken-
nebnnk. Mot: George W. Currier. of Mel
for the district of York. Me; Charles .
Churchill, of Nssssehuutts. for the dis
trial of Plymouth. Mus. ‘
M eds. mil-iii.
Pmmvso, Vs. July were. crops in
diluent sections of south side Virginie
are first going to ruin by reason of the pro-
tmted drouth.
new
7m
in Evil Influence Denounced
by the President.
WAhlilb'G'l'Ob‘ l'lTLL OF "‘5 AGENTS.
no Pmirlen: Says the Nationnl Cnplhl
HM Brenner a wub-llcmlqunrters for flu
labia-Ins (Zuni-puny. and That the l'ollu
nod l’mtul l‘lnkx llnw Ilccn Corrupted.
WszNtl‘l'ox, July Sit—Tho president
bu sent the following message to congress:
“The recent attempt to well“! it churter
from the nilllv of North Dakota fern lot-
tery company- the pending effort to obtain
from the stolen! laud-inure ll renewal of
the charter of the Lonirrlunu State Lottery.
and the estuhli hnieut of one or more let—
tery companies is! Mexican towns near our
border, have served the good purpose of
calling attention to an evil of vast propor-
tions. If the bunefnl effects of thee lot-
teries were confined to the states that give
the companion» corporate powers and a li-
cause to conduct the business. the citizens
of other stun-s being powerless tonpply
legal remedies, might clear themselves of
responsibility by use of such moral agen-
ciesns were within their reach. But the
case ll not Io.
“The people of all the states are de-
bauched nnl defrauded. The vast sums
of money Oflt'reil to the states for charters
an drawn from the people of the United
States, and the general government
through its mail system is made the cf-
fective and profitable medium of Inter-
course between the lottery company and
its victims. The use of the mulls is quite
as essential to the companies as the state
license.
A Dually llluw to the Comp-nits.
”it would be practically impossible for
these companies roexist if the public mails
were once effectively closed against their
advertisements and remittances. The use
of the mails by these companies is a pros-
titution of on regency only intended to
serve the purposes of a legitimate trade
and edecent social intercourse. it is not
necessary, lnxn sure, for me to attempt to
portray the robbery of the poor and the
widespread corruption of public and pri-
vate morale which are the necessury inci-
dents of these lottery schemes.
Lottery Agents ill “'nslslngton.
“The nstiouul capital has Income A sub-
hendqunrtvrs of the Louisiana Lottery com—
pany, and its numerotns rigents nnd attor-
neys are conducting here a business-i, proba-
bly a larger use of the mnils than that of
any legitimate business enterprise in the
District of Columbia. There seems to be
good reason to believe that the corrupting
touch of these agents has been felt by the
clerks in the postal service nnd by some of
the police i ulcers of the District of (‘olnm—
bin Severe and eiIcctive legislation should
be prumptlyonncted to cunble the post-
ofliee department to purge the mails of all
letters, newspnpers uud circulnrs relating
wthi. business. The letter of the postw
master general, which i transmit herewith,
points out the inadequacy of the existing
statutes. and suggest.» lcgi>intion that
would be effectual.
To Close Another Avenue.
“it msy also be necessary toso regulate
the carrying of letters by the express com.
ponies us to prevent the use of those agen-
ciuto anoint-in communication between
the lottery composites and their agents or
customers in other states. it does not
seem possible tint then can be any divi-
sion of sentiment as to the propriety of
closing the mails against these companies.
npd l therefore venture to express the
hope thut \llt’ll proper power.» u< ure neces—
nary to iliul cud will be Morn-e given to
the pilhltlilii c drputirtu-ut.
”llimuurx li.\lllll>i)?{."
Mr. Wanamaker- Letter.
in his letter to the president the pou—
muster gent-ml guys thnt the tummy and
neeflsit)’ of the come impelsr him in unlimi-
pate his annual report by this epcciul mm»
munimtiuu in regunl to the use of the
mulls by the Louisiana Lottery ('nlltptllly.
Afterdctuiling the notion of the depart-
ment in thin umltcr in the pint. the post-
ninetcr gencrul mys that it is manifest
thut the object of the law bus been stic-
cessfutly thwarted, and that without ud-
ditionul legislation the mulls must con-
tinue to curry this class of matter. He
submits to the president n. copy of the bill
recently reported from the house commit~
u».- ov pwitmlices Mill [Mist roads. und
fully covered in the these dispatches at
that time.
T0 FORCE MR. BLAINE OUT.
A Wuhington I’npor Says I’rnmincnl Itc-
publicuns D‘nvnr Studs u when".
\V.\.~llth.l‘nV, July no» The Star say»:
“The indignation of the licpubliruii lend-
era of culture“ over Mr. lllnino'u interfer-
ence in the turill ili'lt‘IiMlllll buy rr-ncln-d u
belliuvrcnt ntule. it is proposed since the
publicntion of his lot-ct letter to Senator
Frye tllfll he shall be forced (ml of the only
inct nnd. if pmmible. out of the party. This
mny M'i'lll rxtrcmeuud startling. but. it is
what in at tlm moment living seriously
(liliillresetl by those geidleiiirn in congress
who might be expected to bent or failing of
nngry rcsmrtmcnt ngslrist tho nmn who
hmdonc tuon- thnn hrmunyuthcr to iu~
jum the ‘rcputntion' of the hill upon
which they um dependent for campaign
capital. Conferences have been held by
these. gentlemen since the sppcnrsnce of
thtniunt letter to Air. Frye to determine
whnt tin-y mu beet do under the circum-
stances.
"A lawsuit-mun of unquestioned reliability
who know:- ull ubunl. wlmt is going on in
this nintter. nnd nyrnpsthius with it. ”id
to s Star reporter tmlnv that Mr. Harrison
bud tried to put Mr. lllnlns down. but had
failed. and now they would see what could
be (inter. llr mid, further. that they would
force him out of the cabinet and then out
of the port). thut they would exercise All
their power .ond mould cmsh him."
The Star publisher. also, rm interview
with lit-pm . mitive (om-n, of lmltsns, de—
nyiugtln-st m4 thnt .\ir. lllntns and the
midvnt m. in conflict. Mr. (lover: is
quoted as saying: "Mr. llnrriwn must
know thatbcronld not get a rctmminhlion
if he were violently intelligentsia! by Mr.
lllnins Mill his fricml-. i do not think
any one can cloud on Sir. Harri-on taking
such is course in would drive Mr. lllnine
out of his cabinet."
The Pop. and Mr. Dillon.
Drums. July ilk-ll is reported at Lim-
erick that iii-shop U'Dwyer has received I
letter from ilw. pup! «wires/tug the bishop's
mot letter censoring Mr. Dillon in con-
nection with the i’erslro ulitlsion.
Two flay-t Drowned.
Witsmsnne. Pu. July on. Mt
Rabid. Iml lfl yours. and William Nu!”
m, agedflymrd. m-n- drowned M Plat
m Tuesday afternoon.
ruj suitcase Kettle.
‘n- was! races-ru- «sluts
Girls lions ’M '0 I. ,.
om were run over and instantly killed.
Ind two others injured. on thallium“.
road here last night. The children were
returning from s blsckherrying trip, and
while cussing the Riverside bridge they
lbw s train c ing from the sud
Corned over 0 the other track did
not notice s train coming in the E" di.
rection until it was close upon .
fess they could get out of the way the
tnin struck Jennie Brewster. aged l2. and
hinmie and Nellie Warren, aged 12 and 10
years. killing them instantly.
Jennie Warren. aged 3. escaped wtths
scalp wound, and Willie 'nrren, aged 4,
tell to the river below, s mum: of thirty
feet into the water, but was not much in-
lured.
it is feared tlmt Jennie has nlbtaiued
wmeiuternnl injury,” tiltr was thrown
Igllnst the side of the bridge. County
Physician Johnson was summoned and
gsve a certificate of death, deeming on in-
quest unnecessary.
The Riverside bridge is not it thorough-
fnre,sndisused exclusively for the pun.
sage of trains. .
The affair createdn grunt :n-nmlbzl and
s crowd numbering hundred» gathered
shoot the scene of the disaster. The War-
ren children are brother and esters, and
their parents and those of Jennie Brewster
3m poor laboring people, residing in a ten—
ement house on River street. t...“- Straight.
lllotoos Strikers at Ieresport.
McKizmt-(iiu, Pn...lul_t Ill.-—-’l‘he status
of sffsirs at the Netionnl [tolling mill is
growing serious. Some of the strikers
have returned to work. This has incensed
those who are still out to such an extent
that they are resorting to Violence. James
Jackson started for the mill Tuesday. lie
was terribly beaten and abused and chased
home by a mob of strikers. John Moran’s
house was surrounded und stoned and
bullets were fired through the windows.
When .‘lomn started for work he was fol-
lowed by u trawling mob with clubs.
Moran pulled it revolver but was arrested
and locked up. Three of his assailants
were also arrested. The company's officials
claim that more thun half the men wish
to go to work but are prevented by a few
ringleaders. They now propose fighting
the strike to n tluish and are nrgnngiug for
the protection of all the men who desire to
goto work. A special police force was
sworn in lost night and u procliunntion
was issued by the bllrgeas commanding
the riotcrs to keep the pence. The sheriff
has also been called upon and will detail a
squad of deputies to moist the local police
force.
Like the Armis- (Eomlvvin (use.
SEWAllii, N. J., July nit—Lena Datum. of
Orange. S. J., '27 yours of age and unmar-
ried. died at Younger-tile. Sullivan county,
X. \'., on Saturday List under circum-
stances which so for us now known look
very nuapli‘lulls. The case in several pur-
tictilsrs rtm‘lltlllt‘.‘ that of Annie Goodwin,
of New York. The Drum girl is u sister
of August lhmm. of Uruutze, mid step-
dnughter of Jump Vomit-,1»! luvmguton.
She had been living will its :1 titllllen’lll: ill
the family of Ezra ll. SHOW, of l’Inrk street
sud Park avenue. Orange. \\ illuiin Keys,
of Youngsville, X. Y. who Wins the girl 5
lover. is under Mistricion. Un searching
the girl's room at Snow's several damn;-
ing letters from Keys Were found which
showed that arrangements had been made
for an operation. it is reported that
another Urungc girl, Leno Knitt, is also at
Keys' place in a similar condition. Mr.
Dunn. brother of the deceased, has gone to
Youngsrille to denmnd n thorough investi—
gntion.
l-‘irst (7m l'uth-r the New Treaty.
SEW YUliK. July I'll-Jl'hc lhru- cattle-
un-n lulu-n from the llriti~h ~tcnmer
Chicago by Kid I’\I:il c lN’i'nl liner-gr (i. with
stenling liius ult- liom the cargo of the
steamer Were arraigned before the United
States commissioner und reumndcd on the
demnnd of the Britt-h consul for extra-
dition. Thirst: the tint L‘llhs in which,
under the new trcnty with Englund, lur-
ceny or robbery on board of n British ves-
sel is cxtmditublc. .\t the cxnrniuntion it.
was brought out thnt tlic cuptulu of the
scanner wua entirely at the mercy of the
cattlemcn The three primncrs said that
if they were interfered with they would
cull their rompunione; uud scile the ship.
.-\ Jealou- llusbund‘s t‘iime.
t'l.l'\'il .\Vi', 0., July Ritalnton Novuk,
n liohemmn. '25 yours or uge, has for some
time been jeulous of his good looking and
young wife, and to couple of Week» ngu she
with forced to lcuve him on nccouut of his
brtitul treatment. They met on Sziwteilo
uremic, nnd after it shun tutln'rsnllon
Xm‘uk drcw u revolver llllll who! his wife
three times. Altrr she bud fullcn be tired
nbullct into hi4 own bmln, uud dropped
dcnd. lire. Nomi; expired in St. Vincent's
henpunl ubout nn hour nftenvurd.
llr. Iturtwll'n Parishioners Angry.
New \‘oizk, July :10. “The puriahloners of
the church of the Epiphany met to express
their npprccinlron of their former pit-nor,
Dr. iiurtM-ll. .\ collimittce of live wus up-
pointcdtu llil‘i'l with rotuluittcm of the
vnrimis orgunimtiou-i of the rlmrtb for
the put-pow of deciding upon some tittlug
testiuioninlto the departing pit-dot. An
undertone of ill feeling m'i'lll‘t to exist
ntuong the tulrishioncrs against the notion
of the higher i‘lllll‘l‘ll authorities.
Mereinry ”true, at New lmmlou.
Nizw invoice, (fonts. July :ru «tinned
State» 'stenmcr Dispatch hue srrived hero
with Secretary Tracy on ixmrd. lir- is on s
tour of inspection, and will visit the naval
stntiou, puyinu i'iipt‘t'llll uttcution to the
fresh water limits just north of the station
with it slow to lnytru; up the tandem
cruim-rs there when not in use. The board
of trruic tendered the cuntmnury courteslrs.
l'ongrmmim .‘lrltlnlosy liq-naval.
(mums, 0. July ltd. Minn Annie Me»
Kiulcy, sister of Colllun'nstlmn McKinley,
dlcd ut her father's rmidenm- here lust
evening. She bud been ill four weeku,
caltscd by ovornturly in her pmition u
tescher in the public whmls here. The
W bud been assistant principal of
the (‘snton hiuh Rcluml twenty-nine yes".
A large I'lollmiclphin Vulture.
l’rumnrrJ-mo. July so. ml. l‘. "inert .h
Co. rnanufuctnrcrn oi fertilizer-t, him
flilul. The assets are plum-d ut MIMI!)
and the liabilities It “H.000. The refusal
of emitters to renew noun of the l'cnimnls
Bone Fertilizing cmupttny, of rimyrnt,
Del. upon which the 'l'ygert form were
heavy lndomrs. Mlllfil the sir-moisten.
A Western Mrllomgul'g Resin-me.
MILWAtTKl‘Jl. July is). ——l)r. Thomas
llstrlmrd. 72 years of age. snd his wits.
1!), who were found guilty of man-
nghm in unwind the death of Hi-
Annls innumirthy by rm almrtlmr. have
been ushered to four years Men in tbs
fists penitentiary.
a... ..
Psrsssos. N. J... July ”3—” chilv'
semi SAtE
sumsand SHADE
H A T S !
m FOR THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Those vuichnslrg list sud Trimming will luvs
Hat Trimmed Free
reserirrerrs
3 WATER STREET.
NOltll Aldi. CONN.
G E o. JErjiiific E,
UHDERTAKER.
3': 30th .llaln street. south Norwslk
Upon st all hours. The service:I or an Ernhslmcr
Ind Funeral Director amused. myl 1y
BICYCLEB-
Headquarters for rhr ,
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Perfection. Safety sud other high "rude Wheels.
Also 1: flawless Safety. sll halt outings, $75.
Firstclsss second-hand Wheels for rsle. lieplirtng
i'n all its branches. lMICI' Safety. all ball bearing,
.‘5 ll)
Leroy E. Wheeler.
133 Water Street. South Norwllk, jle (in:
i}. ““illlli.“
51 Washington Street, South Norwaik
27 ifiairt Street Norwalk.
First-Bless. Balers. ttrrtertirrers
A nd loo Cream.
“so
Ordln i’remg-tir Attended 'l‘o.
~ .Hlllfil‘i "I d {UKKLYZ’OI
OUR WE‘LL PAPERS,
more particularly our new
luW-l'flsi Wall Papers, are
i 5;" cmlly noticeable for cor-
nm style and effective col-
.rtug, and our lire is Hi-
I tnly different from what
the loci-.I ileafrr can Pltlnw
)(‘U
‘1': ur own paint! r or pap
rr hunger (“in obtain from
u‘ wry \Vurt lupus t pt ur
>riat‘tI-n‘.
.l "Nob l’. ‘vltliugb (it (31.,
ll \vr‘rll 42d St.
'w
"!'I 5th An.)
in a hunt ill“ (in)
tomato: Hoyt
Removed
'ro
iii iilll‘lil ililil illfllll
_ twill". sonnets.
[758 "ll. 13“.! "Ni
trieioei litter and Liver Core
Cronin I’ll-tern and Polls.
'l‘hw use the only Safe Remedies to use ’. r shore
stilrcmi with llrlrht'a ill-rm, Liver Complaintnml
Urlnsry Am‘r'l-M Only those prepared in the
on you s..- liv' UllKlllIllfMl the only llulncy
sud ldvt‘l’ i'urv shit wrll rm-toru you to twffrt‘l
health
Al [Adler Fee
0:. B. k. A.
('rnlg Medicine Con. l’nflmic. N. J.
r
BOLD AT
Plainted‘s Drug Store.
up“ South Novwsllr.
fl argue etrssoiis to rrornri
E 'i l l
I l
”E Tl!" tl‘rror. of flu '\ 1'] M'.‘
rlmtt' rmuv w *r'». Hue u'mrh r
« tin: iiiln ~ . l t.‘ . rib!
or
t ,r . ,. .
, ' t : '.\..
' ‘i t- utn
B'BI ll . " waisclurer:
v; t ., . ow.
.. 7n n
oLD STAND
36 Main Street. Norwalk.
P60111018 Flillillll‘l Silllll
~ n pl.» m will!» print
All'i'lqltl 0.1K L'llAIlBltlt hi'd'l‘tl. apt-Ire, :3,
Old pvlres {Need 3%. Ali other goods ll proportion
Willow, Cane and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALI. AND 8“
Ton." sl‘t's universe Mira, urn
mesa. nest: on)”. snore sovsu
visas. on. memes. m7.
Oil 0th sud lstttng Very Low-
ireto t Wtittlesor.
Meir & en.
28 lsln 8h, 80. Norwslk.
teats, Fist, tlrsters,
Fruits, Vegetables, Porltrr,.lte
or All Kinds in Their suns.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
il. l. union-r. W I. D. Em
GEORGE II. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dt 48 Main st, Norwalk
Lilac Furnishing Undertaker. ‘
Residence. No. .‘l lierserl street. Telephone
Csll,'l'."-t. Bayer night. y
lhi y (if the Manufacturer.
{5%}
, u U. l
{ikl‘ifk 'A"( J d‘li‘l“
V RIVER.
The oldest manufacturer of Baby Carriages no!
offers finished work for route in live different. styles
of running gear, alro a great variety of bodiel sud
trimmings, at prices which will be high enough And
low enough to Elli! the moat fsetidious.
0031!) AND SIZE ME.
’Frank Boylston
iiilBBEhs l
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices 1
The nest Goods for
the Least Money
w. A'p...
. BRDWN’S
.l
' - Eziré‘ Home,
Clair} & Lane‘s Block
an ‘il‘f STREET,
’I 2‘7rf4'x'!‘t“
‘1’. 1.. flouclzw ‘lrtirs use
l' \. J .r
warranted. and --\'H-v you
in...
~- and ys'ii r illlfilpr‘di I".
:l.~l «tour I.
w. i... muons
§3 SHOE CENTFLOERMEN.
' ‘i' (J! t'. Lat‘t'l' tl’nlcrproaf “rosin.
. in- rrto. «.unlitlmuf tiilv lbw
. .‘m it twr .. mom: [tutti i \ rtw nirlmi; endures-~-
t-ul rt ‘t'lih‘ r u l,~;.slli tantrum.
'l “.08 4§.'.r. um llnmluwwrd. an eleven! and
’ r . tr-wn Show winch conirmmlsluflf.
Mower! \Vo-lt. .\ llrw calf hhoo
dint for u i-nnd durublll‘y.
)r-nr “vi: to the standard drm
. Shiraz unpopular price.
9.50 i'nls rm» to Mim- lsnpoclslly «topic-d
r m ni‘ttrow mm, lunrmmtr.
:1; 1.... . . ”Irv-(10“. truttonsndlus.
53 8. $12 SHOES Jill.
1‘, . It 'rh .‘ t : :rubly rcccivrd since flint“;
ruvmm-utv male “win NW
ls their live“.
.
3,31.) in.
...
£0.50“
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If
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.‘.-.4 tr o. t
llrisri L. f..--: c
out If u-snnounp ly nus-m
' diffusion: tutu-maul "LI. or 3
porn .1 r. r on, -l u. w.
w. l.. noruLAn. limit-I. loss.
John Schaub 81 Son,
Washington strut. nouns lmnlt. m In
lllBSTiillSl-
l't'nrr. J" fu'» 'o- delivered urry Selenium
inn.
list, Distortions, Salt Fish.
Spinach. itadishes, Asparagus
ho to -lr~ "it‘d lr'rrm- "wry morning.
Pure 'l‘omsto Ostsup, Imported
8srdlnes.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPT”.
HUNT itilllil
Norwalk Chronicler