BOSTON STORE
83-.me St--83
000 SBMMEB SALE
THIS WEEK.
WE SUBMIT FOR PUBLIC FAVOR THE FOLLOWING SI’ECIAL’I’IIC‘i IN
TABLE LlllEll.
Cream Damask.
Col’d border, 60 in. wide, 29c.
“ 66 “ 49c.
Cream and White DaIIIasks
63 in. wide, 49c.
63 “ 69c.
White Damask.
68 in. wide 75c.
Turkey Red Table Linen,
25c, 33c,y 49c and 79e pr yd.
Napkins.
Five-Eights, 49c pr dz.
Special, 1.19 and 1.49 pr d7.
Bath Towels.
2 large Turkish Towels ior 25c.
Ex-large “ “ 25c ea.
1 ‘0.
We call particular attention to our com-
plete assortment of
Ladles’liuslinUnderwear.
Corset Covers.
Hamburg trimmed llic
“ ti tucks 'lz'Ie
49c.
Pull I'l'fllll.
It
Torehon
Lace
is
59c.
Hamburglriui Y lr'k 3: WI 59th,
Shirts.
10 in. Flounee Cl tucks ~iic,
Cambrie Rollie, Luce Trimmed
and Tucked 50c.
Drawers.
Tucks and Ileuis 25c.
“ Embroid. 25c, 390.
Emb and Inser. 39,59,790.
Children’s Slips from 25 to 3.49
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BBESS 00008
For whatever occasion you
may want a dress, (Silk, Lace,
Cloth, Lawn or Sateen) ’twill
pay you to examine our stock.
Blk Nunsl'eiliug 40 in.wde.62l
“ Cashmere, all wool, 40 in.
wide, 48c.
Col’d Cashmere, all wool. 39c.
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Serge, all wool, 42 in
wide, 48c.
Blk Surah, 20 in. wide, 49c.
“ 22 “ 68c.
" 24 89c.
Cliallies.
All Wool Challies He.
French Sateeus, l'ull dress pat»
tern of 10 yds, 1.39.
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Erubroideries, Edgings.
and Insertions,
Black lace Nets and Floune-
lugs at one-half actual value.
The Bil Giulia Lawns Pillfli
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000“ 000 SBBES
GLOVER & OLSEN’S
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Sl’ECIAI/l‘l ES :
()ur Surab Kid Ladiee' 82.00 Shoes are the finest ever oerred in South Norwalk.
Ladies' French Kid Ilarnl Served. Ladieo' French turned and wells at prices that
will astoniah you
A full line of LadieJ, Children'u and Men’s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER _& OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
iBBZMBBTS
A’I' Tan OLD “AND OI’
T. Burr Guyer 8r Son,
Sprlngwood.
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trad.
with no.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
flteamboat to New York.
COIIIIIOIIG Im‘v. IA! II.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBAIIY”
”mall
III-flush huh anatomical: loath
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macaw“.
MI I‘ll-ll I. I'll leave
. Millard»! hal%ssrlhr.
DLIIIITEEII In: 0.7:
In the Race She Left the Puritan
Far Astcrn.
a rise ans Iioii I'm: «outer cur
n. Volaatur Defeated tho Puritan by
Nearly llalf n- Ilour~Amolg Schooun
the florlin Was Vientiane—Tho (location
Greatly Outs-its tho Olin.
Xxwronr, it. 1., Aug. a—A heavy thun-
der, wind and rain storm that visited this
city Thursday morning was succeeded bya
flat calm, threatening the postponement of
the (ioelet cup race. and It was not until
five hell» that tho Electra left her anchor
age, having previously signaled the race.
The wind strengthened gradually, until
as the Electra neared the starting line at
Brenton's reef ligbtahip, the conditions
scented favorable for a start, with tho tide
more than half ebbed and wind about
northeast. Tire Sow and Pig» course was
selected, and the Electra reached the starta
his line at six bells. Soon after t start
was signaled, and the first boat . crime
the line was the t'lnrn '
Thu start.
The preparatory gun was liredut Hit)
and the starting signal at 11:42. The Clara
as quickly passed by the Volunteer and
ritiin, closely followed by Gracie and
TILE VI VII \"I'HEIL
Katrina. Gossoon was next. about three
minutes behind the lender, and Cinderella
went across some time after the handicap
gun. The Marguerite and Palmer and
sloops bare, the Sea For and Merlin were
close together. The run to Vineyard Sound
Iightsbip was uneventful, save that it (om
shadowed the drubbing which the Clara
was to receive at. the hands of the little
titanium, and awoke the vain hope that the
’l'haycr boys might keep within her time
allowance and win thelloclet cup. Katrina
was downing the Gracie, while the Merlin
led the scliooricnl, with Mayflower and
Marguerite behind, but outpointing the
Merlin and the orhe r schooners. The Mar-
gut-rite ~ advent: we, however, did not bring
her flllltlll,‘ the nine had-1's.
The liner.- Sevrntoen )lIIc-a Out.
The leading boats rounded Vineyard
sound bullwhip—seventeen miles out-as
follows: Volunteer, 2:5):40; I’u;1tnn,2:lll:«l2;
Katrina, cram; “Insulin, Ikliifll; Merlin
infill); Mayflower, timid.- Gracie, 3:12:45;
Clara, 3:15:15: Sets For, 3:17:30.
II “'Ian Ia Walnut“! Pas-cranium.
The short run of five miles across to Hell
and Chic-hens Iightship did not alter the
positions of the vessels very much. The
three lenders rounded In this order Yol-
untcer, 2:51; Puritan, 33H; Katrina, 3:13:31
0n the last leg to llrerilon's reef lizlitship
the boats set balloon jilw, ropstiils and
apinukers, but Ila-re was no race from that
out It \vn.‘ \lli:lil}' :IVoluriteerpmecssion,
and lllr gran-l uH xup defcndcrincrensed
her already good tutti on the last fifteen
miles, “inning lllr tioelet cup in her old-
timc form.
TI"- .‘lellItI and the Mayflower.
The merlin and Mayflower are both In
finer shape than Inst year, but the same
cannot be said of the sea l‘ox, under her
new tr\\'llri‘~lti|i and handling. The Mar»
gueritr M‘I'Illb from her showing in this
rate to have hurdly been believed by her
alterations. but she may nn-et her friends'
expectations later The Merliii's success
was fairly carried. and she deserves the
$1,000 trophy \Ililt‘ll \vill decorate her
owner's ~ulr~lrourd this Iviificr.
.l ~‘uIIIIIIisry of flu- “tact.
Follow int; Is it “unwary of the race:
at Ifnusutrv.
llinxwwd t‘orrect
Name. blnrt I‘Irihrh Time Time.
Painter it 53:.» In-I not finish.
Martin . lI‘SJ‘lIJ 310““ 5 56:“ 3.30:"
8.:- For ll:.'u'l (I) t'. ”.93 6.” I! ..
Mayflower. II 33W» ti 09:19 0:10;“) 0 in.”
lsrxuenn- II moi Sol takru
Deanne lite on that not nlll‘lll.
seniors,
Volunteer till I!) I501” l' .3 I) i 55 49
l'ontuu ' ‘I' 1 3i
Kullilil 5 58 03 532710.”!
this-soon. b '.'9 J) -
triam. ' 6 an to 6:08:55
tlractn- . It I5 I2 0 1'0. 2‘4 f. it l6 ll 2I12|
tlmlrn ILI II: L's I0 Iii-I not finiali
Dave . Ill-HM ind not tinisir.
Harry's llistlugulahcd (locals.
Among t‘oiuniodore Gerry’s guests on
bonnl the flagship Electra ware Secretary
Windom, Sir .Iuliun I’ulincefotc, Vina Atl-
Iniral (i. W. Watson and officers of Ibo
Belleropbon, Partridge and Canada, of tho
Britiuh North Atlantic squadron, and Sir
John “Ilsa. K. t'. Ii, lieutenant genrnl In
command of the t’unadinn troops.
’I'In fichnylor Maul-“cu
The committee appointed by (Tornmodora
Gerry to Ilralt a set of rmolnttous on the
death oi George I. Schuyler have reported
than). They recite his numerous service!
for the New York Yacht club and express
profound sorrow at his demise. ’I’he reso-
lutions are signed by (.‘IiarlesJ. l’rIino.‘l
Jlnm I). Smith, Elbridue ’I. Iierry, I‘ll)
Im A Firth and l 0.1mm
Colman )Iay I'rt Resign.
lnxnox \ug. L’—~'I'be "I'imes liucuoa
Ayres spot Iui siiya lht situation is not Iln-
proved I'lo national and other banks
a! taking n trout-g.- of the law enabling
them to pom none cash payments except In
the clue of Inc ~emu est checks. It is porn
aiblc that the dunno I crisis may do what
forts of arm-- failed to accomplish, and
forte President Colman to resign
mum Against l’oolmuat'r.
Jamaal no. N. J... Aug. 2 ~Thls place Is
not ”under by a quarrel between Editor
As: I). llanunell and Postmaster William"
Beam“, who has appealed to the law.
claiming that the editor used abusive Ian»
m to his dangblar. Milt Scam“. Th.
adltorhaa been arrest-ad. Charges are to
hunt to \\ ashingum against the post
mm.
l‘avty sto- Ar. 0».
newsman. Pu. Am: a—About forty
.ployu In the factory of the Goody"
V-aieanlts Rubber company bars are on
on strike on account of a reduction
wuss.
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TMT" m I“ “l“ I
a.
Flash Tlpa fro- the Win- car-lull,
Guild.
The well known race her-abut] Imam
owned by Paul Each, 0! Pitts
at Paris. Ky. Duqueana hada of
1:17}: lie was 16 years old. Mr. Backs
had refused 085, am for tho horas.
Pritchard, the middle weight chamion
of England. has issued a challenge to t
either Billy McCarthy, of Austrllll. 01'
Jack Dempsey, the fight make plans in
London.
II. II. Ituak, superintendent of the Law
lance Industrial school, has been chosen to
succeedMartinC. Bosly asmanansroftba
BtatehomoatFMtflifl, RI. Tho latter
was relieved on account of alhgod cruelty.
The will of Gen. Moment, which was
executed Aug 19, llt'yt, leaves the entire
astute to his widow.
In the suit of eonIderman Dull y against
John P. Keenan at New York to secura
the residue of the "trust fund" Judg-
Dugro refused to grant tho examination of
Keenan Moloney and Do Lacy on the
ground that such examination was unnoo-
aaaary.
The United States steamship Adams has
been ordered out of commission at the San
Francisco navy yard
On Aug. 1 limit!» in gold bars were
shipped from New York to Europe.
Henry Wrighter, of Susquehanna, Pa,
a soldier in the late war, has been granted
a pension of $72 per mouth'and 815,123 ar-
rears. Wrightoris blind.
Dr. Cyrus l-ston. of the health depart
mcnt at New York, has issued a circular
stating that Manuel Garrutia, who is suf-
fering from leprosy, had never been a
student at the Pennsylvania Military
academy at Chester, Pa.
All the rosin questions in dispute con-
cerning the World's fair have about been
settled by the Illinois legislature. Jack-
son park is to be used as an auxiliary.
Kaiser Wilhelm has gone to England.
Thirteen fatal cases of heat proatration,
one suicide caused by the heat and six-
teen cases of serious proatration were ro-
ported In New York Aug. I.
Mr. Ilimm Gee, of Ithaca, has given tho
Syracuse university a feIIOWinip In paint—
ing worth 91,4100 a year.
Henry (' “'hite s shoddy and cotton
mills in t'hepachet R. I. were burned.
In», $50,000. Insured
James Mooney. who was clubbed by
Ollicer Innergan at New Haven, while re
sisting arrest, is dead.
By orders from Ottawa great quantitisa
of gunpowder, it is said, are being shipped
to the Canadian frontier and the Pacific
coast. .\'o cause i.~. assigned for this ac-
lion.
MURDEREFI KEMMLER'S DodM
lle Will Be Electrocniod rat
Prison Next Week.
ALBANY, x. 11, Aug. :—The legal do
partment of the state to confident that
Murderer Kemmler will pay the penalty of
his crime next week. Bunion on current.
of a last desperate eflort on the part of the
Westinghouse Electric Light panyto
prevent it, but nothing is thought I them.
The deputv attorney general last night
expressed his confidence that Kemlnler
would be executed about Wednesday.
“We are ready." he said, "for any final
move the Westinghouse people may make.
We hardly expect any further trouble from
them, but they may attempt to roplevin
the dynamoa. Really the motions they can
make now are limited.
"It Is hardly possible for them to get a
stay of execution or an injunction on any
reasonable grounds, and habcas corpus is
played out. I'his case has been through
the courts on abmt every conceivable plea
and they have been beaten. Manifeitly
the replcvin is all that Is left and they will
be beaten on (but. If tbev do replevin the
.\ ulnar-
dynnmm we I :In prumprli -.:.\'e lhrliila. as
pro». '.:l b} l."\l. v .Ilie rztccu
lion '
Warden Ilorstoii. of Auburn prison,
passed through the my In»! high! on his
way to New York, accompanied by the
warden of the Chestertllls.) penitentiary.
lie said he was ready for the Kemmler ex-
ecution, which will occur during the week
beginning Aug. i. The electric chair and
appliances are in position, and everything
is ready except the voltmeter.wbich he was
taking to New York to have repaired. His
arrangements are complete for xiv ing
Kcmmler a speedy and painless death
In. Ilurtaoll May Not Go.
lloxnoi r. Y. Y., Aug. i—llr. Biirtsell.
the deposed pmtor of the Church of the
piphauy in New York, has not yet or
rived here to take charge of the new parish
to which be Is supposed to have been as-
slgned, and the prevailing opinion is that
he will not come. The Rev. I’clcr I’ren-
dergost, who succeeds him as pastor of the
Epiphany. will ofliclatc in the pulpit lately
occupied by Dr. Bumcll on Sunday next.
Dr. I'rendergaat, who is a nativoof Ireland
and about so years of ago, Is a large and
portly gentleman of line appearance. Ila
served 55 uwsistnnt to Dr. Burucll in IS?!
hnuudlor flunrds (filled Burk.
IIAIII'Ix, Aug. :2. ~—.-\ cable dispatch has
been received by the military authorities
have continuing the report that tho (II-en»
dicr Guards had been called back. It Is
understood that this recall Is the result of
a consultation held between Queen Vio-
toria and the ministers. The report of tho
breaking down of the manor Tamar,
which was conveying the guanis, Ia bo-
llevedtobavo been mml an excuse for
ordering the return of t troops. The
Eighth regiment will. It In safd, soon coma
to Halifax.
The Washington (II-b Blob-Mod.
\I'Asnla‘oroa, Aug :t-Tha member! of
the Washington Duchall club of the At-
both tattoo out In the allies of As-
olrtaan on Friday and practically
disbanded. .‘Ir Braden. the president of
tho association, In notified of tho fact.
ThaIngusrantoc oi the club has been
forfeited to the association, although Mr.
Coleman, representing Walter Dewitt, l0-
toina the franchise. It Is poaslbla the men
will be giv’en a benefit to rcmuncrats
them for July salaries. which have not yet
born paid.
Invader! by Courplllm
Acorns. Tue, Aug. imhllliiona of catar-
plllars have lnvadad tho fields in this sec-
tion of Texas, and planters and farmers
are busy poisoning them. They are ro-
ported very numerous along the Brazos
rlvsri. and it may be that the cotton crop
Innate will be seriously injured Tbs
an at least three weeks earlier than
me and they are hero In great numbers
and make the stmoaphora very «flan-Iva
with their peculiar odor.
lilo roll m tho III“.
Wiuuvorm, Dal. Aug. a-«Ifra. ltrall!
German
session. of . Pa. w:- in-
daatly allied at no sir-1m
ay afternoon, hill? (gm a
. or c III was
harwssvarybamhktut.
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A TIlAl'I'OIl’S TRAGIC Elli.
Rivas, the Aztec Giant of Sal- m
vador, Shot Down.
Ills TBBASON QUICK LI PUNISIIBD.
Ila (Io-Morales Won Bout-d by Gal.
Euta’o lioldlersollundrads Shot Down
In the Street-—»Itivas Wu 0n. ol the
Ilnvost Generalu In Salvador.
Ls Lineman, Aug i—Gen. ‘so Maria
Rivas who led the Indian! in revolt
Igainat provisional President Iuota’ wan
defeated yesterday by the government
troops under Gen Antonio Ilzetn. Rival
warped from the tupitnl last night, but
was pursued and was taken prisoner a few
miles outside the city. This morning he
was publicly shot and his corpse was ex-
posed on the Plum Arum». It is reported
that many prominent persons are comp»
mined in the Rivas movement and a strict
inquiry is being made regarding the con-
spiracy. .
The Capture cl ultras.
Geri. Antonio .Ilzetn was ordered from
the frontier with about 3,000 men immeo
dimly upon the outbreak of the revolt
bonded by lIivIIs. Elem hastened with all
speed to the capital. Itivas' forces had
captured the artillery barracks, but tho
faw troops in charge had fought desperately
befora they surrendered. The Indiana then
ptlsgcd several houses. and a lo ensued.
Ilivas' forces were finally eleuted and
peace was restored.
llumlreds shot Dead.
The siege lasted forty hours. The capi-
tal suffered considerable damage. llun-
dreda of persons were shot dead in the
streets.
The government forces which took part
In the overthrow of Rivas are now disposed
to return to the frontier if necessary. It is
noted that Guatemala has withdrawn her
forces from the frontier and that all is quiet
at present.
A Sketch of ltlvas.
The most honest and fearless of 'ipnlar
leaders in Salvador was Gen. Jose Maria
Rivas lie was governor of the state of
Cuzeatlnn. Ilivits' army was 4,0“) strong.
Every soldieris an Aztec and a fatalist.
They hate the “Guatemalicos.” lf Rivas
had been supplied with musketa he could
lead every man and woman of the mountain
and valleys of Cuzcatlan in the war with
Guatemala to victory or death. It his war
of races rather than states. The yellow
Aztec lights the red Indians and Spaniards
of Guatemala, and the Aztecs have reason
to abhor the tiiiatemalnns.
A Giant and an Alta-r.
Rivas led the army that slew Barrios. tho
Guatemalan “hero president." as he was
termed. Rivas made Menendcr, recently
assassinated. president of Salvador. Bog-
ran, president of Honduras. and Menendcz
were good friends. and lmtii personally
favored the Iinion of the five republics. but
neither could induce Aster populations of
these two republics. Honduras and Sal.
"slot. to assent. and the Aztecs were right.
They should and will fight to the death
rather than submit to the BlINdIlIIHIII of
Barillas and tho Guatemalans. Rivas was
gigantic. at years of age, having a strain of
Allen blood in his veins. His manner and
hearing at the head of his battalions was
kingly, as his courage was dauntleaa and
strength enormous He was most gener-
ous and loved his people.
KILLED HIS SWEETHEART.
A l'rlghtful Tragedy at “to Town of New
Milford. Conn.
.VLW .\Iii.roun, t 'oun.. Aug. 2. line police
have arrested the brother and alfilcl' of
Andrew llcrgeriseri ft :r complicity in the
murder of his sweetheart. Emma .\nder~
son.
The dead girl was employed as a (ltiIIlH-
tic at the residence of Homer Buckingham.
Bergensou climbed into the bedroom new»
pied by his sweetheart by means of an open
window at 3 a m.. and while the girl was
asleep plunged a large jack knife into her
throat. Before his victim could make any
outcry he severed her head almost com-
plotoly from the body.
The room bore evidence of a moat desr
[K‘I’tlle struggle for life on the part of the
poor girl. The floor. walls and ceiling
were covered with blood. and from the pr»
union of the body it is thought the mur-
derer, after stabbing the girl in bed,
dragged her to a chair and took her delib
erately across his lap and finished his
fiendish work by haggling her head almmt
from the body.
Miss Anderson is a large and Ilualy built.
:5ch girl. and it'waa no easy task to over-
come her. The murderer is small In stntv
ore, with a repulsive face, and III about no
years old, lie is under arrest.
The murdered girl was 25 years old and
her on” relative in this country is a at»
ter in Montana
An Old \uvap-pcr Man Ibo-d.
I'IIILHHIILI'IIIA. Aug. ;.~.\lr. Ilauiel P.
Smith, of the news department of The In‘
quirer, died last evening after a long Illv
neaa. Mr Smith, who wit-I a native of
Philadelphia, was ono of the oldest nowa-
papor men in the city and had been con-
nectcd with The Inquirer for the past M.
won yearn. Ile antcrod tho southern army
as a lieutenant at the outbreak of the re-
bolliou, was promoted to a captaincy and
at the battle of Franklin received a wound
of which his death was indirectly the re
“Ill.
I’atulltloa at Syracaao.
Srim‘esz, N. l'., Aug. szlrldlay lion-
ton, a young carriage maker, took a dose
of Inudanum, from tho sheets of which ho
soon afterward disd. Tho refusal of his
wife to live with him to believed to be the
cause of the atticlde. Charles Frances. and
s,waa pushed Into the canal hm bya
playmate of about the same age and was
drowned. The body was recovered.
Can lion lie Tuned “In?
Chicano. Aug. t~~A test case is soon to
be tried in this city to decide the right of
municipal authorities to collect a license
tax from brewers for prndueta on which
they have paid the tax at the place of
manufacture. This point is raised by tho
breweranndcr tha”orlglnal package" do-
ciaion.
Dona-rut lllghov Wagon.
Pompano, Me. . Aug. 1~Tho union salt
on and firemen of this city will hem
demand the following monthly rates of
wages: First mate. “0; second mate, I“:
seamen. fill; donkeytncu, us; cooks and
Martin. ‘40. The union sailor will ho ab
lowed to ship with non- union men.
la la “slag lip.
N“ Your, Aug. 3.--’I'be prio- of tea has
boardroom-touchdowns past twea-
ty-fonr hours on account of the shut my
and the triers-sad demand due to tho
wave.
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THE BASEBALL WORLD.—
c—
.un
has-s
tic
Brooklyn
ammo: Hush-rip? : Brooklyn, fl. Errors;
Httahurg. a; Dreamy-LL Batteries: lorrh and
"aids. Weyhing and Illusiow.
AI. Cleveland —
(navel-nil ...... . ..... I I 0 0
6.
IphIa. ..
hila:CIovcland,0;PhIildelphll.1
roru: C' ‘ ' .-0: "‘""“i.
Blakelyundsnydcr. Budlntonandllolhnan. H
at Chicago~
Chicago ............. 000000801-3
NawYork ............ oaooiioao—s
Bass hits: Chicago. II; New Ln}. 'J Errors:
Chicago. 4; Sew York, 4. Batteries: O'Day and
Irving, Banitou and l'arroll.
National Loans.
AlCIncInnlll—
Wuml.....012 010 I 0 0 d
Philadelplila,,,.i 0008 00 l Ox-b
Bus hits: CincinnatlJ; I’hilachprAII. Er-
rors; Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia. 2. Batteries
Rhinos and Harrington, Gleason and Clements
Atlndinnnpolis—
Cleveland ........... Ollooe-ioo-l
Raw York... ..l o 2 o 0 I: o o 1—:
Base hits: t'lavelandJ; Na Ir Yoi. 6. Errors:
CIovolnnd.I; New York. 2. Butler w-z Uurtiold
and Zimnrcr, Wolch and Clarke.
At. Chicago—
Chicago .......... 0002=i00IiI—I
m. .oosI-iuonJI
Ila-o hits: 'Chicago. 7; l‘ «..., 8. Errors:
Chicago, 5; Brown, 3. Butler .
Kittrhlge, Getloiu and Bean.
At Saw York-(Pint guano
'luieirinvon and
Brooklyn... .000 r 30001—7
Pittsburg... 000130000—3
Baubits: Mustang, 10; It; oklyn, a. Error'l:
Pittsburg. 3; Brooklyn, l. Harlem“; Inuit
and Daly. Hacker and Docket
Second game-
Brooklyn. ..ll l l 2 I 2 O o r—fl
Pittaburg. ...,100000000—1
Base hits: Brooklyn. It: l‘iir~irurg, 5. erora'
Brooklyn. 1; I’ittaburg, b. Hotter-ice: Gibson.
Osborne and Decker.
The attendance was as follows:
Players National.
Chicago ,. 782 2,793
Cleveland ............ 970 —
Buffalo. , ....... was
Pittsburg..._, l..‘7 1.668
CIncrunatL ,. 7 1.23“
Indianapolis ..... — Um
Totals.. 7,“: 0,509
American Association.
At New York«
Brooklyn o o o u oi 0 0 0—1
Toledo. oooxoroorut
Bose hits: Brooklyn, 5; Toledo. 5. Errors:
Brooklyn. 3. Toledo, 2. Batteries: McCullogb
Pit], Ciisbman and Sage. .
At Rochester—
Bocbeeter ...l l l0;1030 2—9
Stirring. ,302000000—0
Due hits lbw-heater. it; St. Louis. to. Efren:
lir'rt'lltfbllfl'. 6; St. Louis. t. Batteries: Titconib
and tiriinm. Slur-Its and Well:
AtSyriwuae
Syracuse .. .0 l l 0 t) 010 2—5
Mulsville. . I f l 2 0 0 I 0 x—0
Base Lilli. Syracuse II; Imrtsville ‘3 Error!
Syriac-nu. 4: Louisville s Boneless: Iaseynnd
0 it ourke. Ehret and Ryan.
Atlantic Association.
A! New IIBVPIIr-NI'W Haven. 5'. Baltimore. I
Dose hits :v. w lIavsn,- lkIltrmnI‘e. 5 Errors:
.\ew Haven. I. llalttmnra, 5
The Print Cloth shut Down.
i‘.\LI. ltivru. Mass, Aug. 2.—'I'he state-
menttbatthc mills had decided to shut
down on Monday is incorrect. The agree»
ment Ibo signed by all the mill treasurers
simply provides for a stoppage for six daya
without any clause binding than to any
particular date. Each concern will suit
itself, but it is tacitly agreed that the ma-
jority will be silent between the 10th and
Illth. Several will take the coming week.
as their cont rust: and supplies make that
most expedient ”them will run three
days per week and close the other three.
There I~ vrri little doubt in the minds of
Iiilllugz-nl-ilml when the Illllls begin to
curtail (hellfire will be greatly prolonged
beyond six day 3'. There is one conoarn in
the city which up to date refuses to coir
sider any proposal for curtailment. This
is the new Fall River Iron works, whichls
connected with the American l’rint works.
The goods are controlled in New York and
the production of 39,0th pines does not up
pearin the cloth print statement, and will
not count against the 210m; pieces which
the six day's stoppage will take out
Low-r Baton on Food I’roduots.
\\ ssiilxorm, Aug. :— 'I‘he interstate
commerce commission issued an order to
day to take efleet on Sept. I In regard to
the reduction of rates on food product.»
ironed on it.» original report to the senate.
This case is one of the moat Important yet
brought before the murmissiou. The order
is accompanied by the opinion of the com-
mi~sion overriding the protest and [IMF
tions of railroad-s for want of jurisdiction.
The reductiorm made apply only to corn,
oats, wheat and flour carried from Iowa,
M iswuri, Kausm and Nobrnskato t 'hicago,
5t. Louisuud the ML-uiisalppi river. The
reduced rum lll'Il from Missouri river to
Cblcngo on corn and out». aarentecn vents;
and wheat and flour, twcnt y cents per hun-
dred pounds. From Kansas and Nebraska
points. corn eighteen to twenty-three canto,
when! from twentykone to twenty-seven
cents. Reductions extend Bit) miles In No-
brnska and "Lourdes in Kansas from tho
Missouri river. Where rates are fraction-l
the tombs may charge oven ccntu. which
considerably modules the reduction.
In I' .Iay Victory for kilo-u
t' nu AMI, Aug 2 All vcaaalo leaving“
port are tornply log with the demands of
the Senmen' a union, and the probobillticam
are that there will be no aailors' striko.
The new seals of wages, I! for seamen and
“.75 for barge-men, went into oils-ct notor—
day, and by its terms ullovamookl. mam.
boys. etc, must belong to the union baton
they can be shipped. The shipping master
of the Seameu'a union has sent out a num-
ber of crews, booking them at the new rats
of wages. No objections worn ollmtl by
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SPECIAL SALE
senor aiid SHADE
H A T S. '
FOB TILE FOURTH OI" JULI.
Thou-e purchasii it list and Trimming niil have
Hat Trimmed Free
retainers
3 WATER. STREET.
NOItIIALK. . CONN.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UNDERTAKER.
8?. berth lala street, South Norwalk
0pm at all hours. The rcrvlces of an Exnbsimer
and Funeral Director securul. my! ly
BICYCLES-
Headquarters for lbs 2
WA IlWICII AND VICTOR
fifteen-In. Safe: and other high
Also a nut-ci- Safety. all ball
First-dare second—hand
fizdc Wheels.
ring-.81. .
Wheels for Dale Repairing
in all its branches Lsdies‘ Saf-Iy. all ball bearing,
875.00
Leroy E. Wheeler.
133 Water Strut. South Norwalk. JyIO 3m
“9 "Bill. $-30":
5] Washington Street, South Noraalk
27 Main Street Norwalk.
Fire-Class Balers. l'llltllllltl'
And Ice Cream.
Ord- n Prompt!) Attended 'l'o.
I' INKII‘ 4r 1 r DIKLYN
”I It W A Ll. PA I’l‘ Rh
more particularlv our nevi
lower»: Wall Papers, are
...-pr cially noticeable for cor-
ner style and effective col-
oring, and our Iiie is en-
lively ditferent from,what
the local dealer can show
yr II.
Y. or own paint- I or pop-
erlmnpvr can ohtnIn from
In any \\':I|l Papas f yurr
ru-l. l'II-il .
Joseph P. McHugh c 00.,
3 West 42d SI,
(Fry-l Ill-"sir- In n 3U;
Now You;
A . )
mi} iirn
HomerB. Hull
Removed
To
18 Neil helium
Sill 'I‘Il NOR“ AI It.
[bill "It. Cltllff vi
Briana! Kiley and Liver Unit
I roan l’laatcra and I'IIII.
1’th are the on! hair Hermite-s Io nae 'i r tho-e
aillmed III II Iiriu t a Ilium, Liver Complaint and
Urinary ”lumen only then prrpand in the
nu roau ‘I r m Original and In. on: y I tint]
and IJvI-f turv Itutt will rmore you m turf-rt
health.
All Ladies Us:
i‘. B. II. A .
I'rsllr ledielae (30.. Pascale. N. J
HOLD AT
II BLESSIIIGtthlMIII
‘Ilre It-rnvrwc,’ tin \\ .I‘ll III)‘
Plaisted‘s Drug Store.
l-hr ~ may m'lr. ”motion-r
BoothNovwaIk.
lllt [in it ':u ‘illl v. i1, and
, ' . . l
a”, 'gtqb ‘u' , .r at 5:.
l 4.1..
'5 .. in; rmhr
. . " .. .vr. Ilsctorerv
I, . . wt 4 toss.
it ifllv
..IIY
thccaptalns, and the shipping master said m.
be anticipated no troubla whatever.
020,00. Ball [or Netti-hog“.
Niw Yours. tug. z—ln the supran-
court Judge Hench decided that Dr. Met
(Senegal. accused of performing a criminal
operation on Annie Girodwin and causing
her deathmiust be admitted to bail. and
tires the amount at ”him. Mrs. Shaw,
an acoesatrry after tho fact. Is to be bailed
In the amount of SUI”, and Mull-megah-
coachman, William Davis, must be Ilio
charged from moody,
.\ New Mill ‘mkal.
Guarantee, Mao... Aug. z-Jl'he newly
built mill of a llbsr company at River-
aids, near the village of Turner" a I' all-r. was
wrecked by an explosion at ti o "rlot I last
night and three men are suppose-I to be To“
buried In tho ruins. Tho cause of the or-
ploslon is unknown The mill had been
running but a short tiara. ‘l‘hamonsy loss
will. In auroral thousand dollars.
VII-III" lactic-stuns.
MI] fair. with slight tbanull
obs-gas, followed by rising tour on
mmmumflhm tty.
‘ w“ «v 9-. Mil-.—
OLD s‘l‘AND
36 Main ,lreel. Norwalk
Plfllllll'i‘; l'lll'lllllll‘l lion
.. on r pm
Al'l'lQlfl tr ..h i II was“ at’ .ITtl. aprquls
()ldplktn sic-mus another wlslaprowrthm
Willow, Cans and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALL AID an.
"a.” ...... mat-i out. til."
“11“: OIL “Imam. 1112...“).
Oil Cloth and lattlag Very Low
tram & William
m
Bennett It Busted,
rs laln at, so. Norwalk.
Meals, Fisl, Billlll.
Fruits, Installer, Poultry. Ill
0! All Kinds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
IL I. HINDI]? m I... In
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GEORGE II. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store4fili 48 Main st, Nomlk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
"' No. 3 mmly start. 'I‘dephm ‘10:
ml. 3 .
can. 17—1. Day or at
9339' of the Manufacturer.
A'I' l-‘IVB MILE RIVER.
The oldest manufacturer of Baby Wm ‘ “1
otters flnirhed work for sale in five different“ style!
of running gear. also a t var of built. and
trimmings. at price Ir ch will be high enough and
low enough to suit the moat fmidiolla.
COME AND SEE ME.
Fggmnk Boylston
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ALL GRADES
jaNII AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Ill-st Goods for
the board lone-y
:-
H. s. BRIWN’S
EU VI 3. xiitii, .‘i with.
Clark J: Lane’s Block
H": STaFFT
\V. I.. Douglas Shoes Ir.
CAUTION warranted. and every put
rm- his hlslltt‘ uni prlee stamped on bolt... .1
....
u.
“EA.
s‘§;.g~3. ..> .L.‘
w. I L. "oquhas
$3 SHOE GENTLE"!!-
I‘Iae (‘nlt and Land “ ates-proof (Ir-Ia.
{he ' will we ~ d rariu I unlltlrao! "WM
. m I n .n m lit”! l
nnuot be I» HI r alumn than
-.s‘éfia
surfihiug "' ‘1'; 1.1” .1‘
on I. I: .. I II t hummus of unto-taut route".
I: II I ed an elegant
‘ m .. nit-i: .. lemma... mutt}
$4.00 I Mild-"'1'. II ell. A lino call my;
tin-mulled for at to wddurubflity. '-
$3.1m glondy‘rlr “1-1:;th standard m
1w, I I
’3’“0 l'""'.t".'.‘.'r'5. rm?” “W
or r I V
\II out do In (VIEW Flinn. I“ I”.
53 & $2 SHOES trials
:1 u I... n l . . r rsvmbly received Macaw
....I fin r... r unprmnnrnts mat o the. aaparhl '
to ..uv nin. Ill III lb
or i r mil (allot w
nix:i}vl“i l; dim :nrloainl sdvm Ira" at a if,“
n n I I’
W" ' ' .ii'r'il outs. amiss-a. lass. ,
JOIIII Schaub ‘1 son,
Vanni-gun Itroot. loath Domain. in“; .
IBBS'I'BBBI
Ntrssl‘s Lab Han delivered every Saturday-on. Ll
lug.
Millennial: Salt Fill-i
Sninach, Ballistics, Asparagus ...
Prom (Incu' a fart» ovary main!-
.3th
"(emit
l
Pare Tomato tiatiinp, I mportol
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PIlOII’TLY.
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Norwalk Chronicler