‘ .13! It I [titanic
'sgslchrgicd'lc'iiri'nsm.
tors {in
.‘1
AT ”NATION.
”rumination-Burnout
mm. to. or 01W
1 m 6. tin. no sin...
.., .1!» o'clock .tllll morning tlro
can In leophllc Emma
ncwrcsidenccon Main strum.
,, Moudinltlu .tlmnnu hourtbc
building war burned to the ground.
M3110 fin domrtmcnt iu llowuy'
“ll-ltd the only alarm given was by
m thccrcckcd bell in the Baptist
_ 'Idjoins his mount residence.
Who yours ago, and it was just
. He expected to move into
wttlthisfamily the lintof next work.
,Thcllouscwusoncof the finest in this
’Vltlilltty, .costiug over $10,000. mer-
dsy a handsome mirror worth over $300
Vfi pincedin one of the parlors. The
hot-e was insured with Taylor& Golden,
otthlscity, for 012,01». ‘
The firewasundoubtedly of incendiary
origin. In. Horton, who lives across
,theMnidthntan saw it spark in
thcbnck kitchen about 1 o'clock, hut in
fl,bttlalttc‘lt minntesthe flamwerc in
"If! part of the house. Mr. Euphrat
”would this handsome building
(lovely. He hm spent a large portion of
1th time mperiutcnding its commotion
Ind Witch“! the program the lmildtvr»
“with c pest deal of interest.
; W & Kirhurl Rowuytou, Wt'l’t!
fitshu'lders, and they lord n largo num
bar of valuable tools which had 1m.
let: in the building.
Anotherllremonmod to be of incon-
dinry origin. occurred in East Norwnll;
,- hstnight. About 10:30 fire was d'nimv-
7 “dill-I. Herbert “'heeler'n new hourw
on Key-er avenue, which iob‘oing built
by Ayrcstlleynolds. The fire wnsmrt—
all at the head of the collar stairs, direct-
ly shove the air hole in the cellar wall.
Thcdrnught- forced tho flames up through
thcfirst Ind ml floors, between two
pl themftcrs and broke thronghtlwroof.
"no but Rorwnllt fire alarm was rung
h and an alarm way also turned in
“this city. The doml'tmcnto arrived
very prtnuptly and “It! tlnmoi won- quick
I] extinguished The wall» had just
Ibeen put on four of tho worm. and those
were damaged by wator to llllPIl an ex-
,tent that they will Iiuro tolmrcplasnvml.
It Will mot about $600 to repair the-
. home. lebuihlommrric-vlnmrpcnu-r'»
‘ I“ with Jacob M. Layton, and Mr.
Wheeler also had an insurance on thi-
" house. The him would hart-Immuno—
plain! in shout two works.
promos (308T £31103.
”to, Willlnrus out! 0v" 0-. llnmlrml
. lllnlstm In rut-minors».
The Bpiacopal divmmvtmtion was
heldin St. Andrew's church, liloriilr-u.
My. Bishop ‘villiitllbi and th’v‘t’?
“manhunt diffemnt ports»! the
“I“, besides litany delugutm. wow in
m Tier. Dr. Tntlot'k, of litmu-
Mancunian! the mum. Th.“ doll»
wfm’l'rinity puriobfioulh Nrrrwulk,
._ wcrc Rev. Olin "nuclei, lasso 5. Jon-
J: lily and William W. Lust”. ley
”do the following rt-port to tilt-conven—
til»
, ’l-Molfllltlltn In Mix. ............ m
_ mmMnflnleldmln........ .......tl'.'ll
mammals-cm... . .22:
Worn-sitar whirl...“ .w.
moon-pint... ...............sa.i:§”c
. ’rstsl... Moi
Matt]! Williams. in his ltd-Iron rc-
patcdthct hclwl confirmed I350 pvt-
.1. “tumultumbcr over tvmflmml
flh one ycsr: mind ninety-nix
“Monitor-Initial on denim and
“1 on plan. To not, he stated. time
.7“ ”In 9,." courts-unionists in the dirr
on MConncctIcutJnlBto thcre were
I,“ hint tbsrc W llll clergy-
”; today than on”). Inthchst
”MWflhu-Im Micro—i.
.
r
s
‘ mu.
wmggti’flih 00. Elite} ,.
.m. “It .
«WWI minim...- mono:
”or A” “no I’m
”yin" {chafing ’i‘ii‘h‘hfidwmui at?
i i
room woodwind.
Whore and flow 'l'hcy W 'l'ltslr Hours
of ltccmtlon.
Juuticc Andrew [$0le, of Btrutford,
was in Norwnllt to-tloy. l
F. W. Trim, of New York, is stop its
ut the Malicckcmo hotel.
Norwttlk's tax-warden, John 1!. 1
of Boston, is in town today.
oltlwlllhfltlldilflgb Lockwmd in“ ',
lug U. I". 'l'ollos, Jr., in Ansouin, I»:
Miro Celia Curr, of East. Norwullt, l in
Pound Itidgc, visiting with her brot mr.
Miss Corn Bartlett, of Maiden,
visiting Mrs. W. ll. Swordsfiouth ll uin
street. ' ‘
Mics Kittie Newcomb, of New Sloth
city. is viidting with Mr. and Mrs. I-‘rimlt
H. Taylor. .
Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Allen,of New Ylork
city, were in town yesterday, the guilt-sis
of Mr. Allen's brother. ,
(imud Juror W. M. Raymond in rim-ud-
ing a few days with his son, 0. E. Eloy-
ntond. in Bridgcport. ‘
.,
Mrs. Frank Colo, of limit-1min virsilling
lurr comm, Mrs. W. l]. Poyvvz, of hec-
ond avenue, East Nonvulk.
Mm. W. H. Lane, of llutteawun, N.
Y., and Mrs. II. E. Boomer, of Slow
York, are visiting William Wanton,
West strut-t.
Mina )chu Adams, of this city. it} in
New York to attend. this oveningJIu»
wedding of Minn Agruo M. Robinson, of
that city. and Dr. John B. Merritt, of
Carmel.
Mrs. P10. Ktv-lvr. who Inn; been at
lluvcrstraw, N. Y., at tho balsidr- of ‘Iwr
brotlicr-in-luw. Thoma-i R. Duty, who
died ymtcnlny morningJuts ro'turtml
homo. '
I'uurrnl of Little lIrtr-rld Luck.
Many of the relative: and fric-ndul of
the chufT nndlmw’ni fumilit-s wonll to
Stamford Sunday to attend the» fumprul
of the nix-yenr-old non of W. B Tupi-s.
Evidently the Iittlr- fellow was a favorite
among neighbors and friends, on that
spirit was mnnifmtivl in many gifts} of
bountiful IIomldcsigns. At tlurbcztdl of
tlll' casket stood n pillow, delicately ur-
ruuged, with the name ”Harold," wllrllo
rusting by the side of thocns'ko-t wrist in
wrratb homing “to words '1 lur Ikrrlinlgz"
still unoflmf. from a little» plat} mow. than
:i lurgu lieurl forum] of u‘lritv lullf-blvslu‘n
rim. .“Ms’t Illllll't‘llllll'. IIOWQ'H'I’, Im-
callsetrf itri quuia‘itcly Ilt‘llf‘nlt‘ urrungi-v
merit {mm bout- to summit, win. uni-Ir»
mint pip“? mph-swung "(intro Ajatr."
When lill.’ Iittlv whitv lim- arrived at
llu- «mimicry it Will! found that kind
tripods nod twighbon, vying with l’llttfll
otlwr in attempt» to hide from the broth-n-
lienrtml parents the rainbow t'lt‘W at it
add and ohm-rims gran». Imd armngull it
lining for tho grnvclry fastening rlniiiim
and form. on murdin, witbuln-avy bor-
der of «brisk-s; to bistulif y llwsurfzum mlgc.
.\ l'vclty ntul Tour-Mn; lnclrtrnt.
A littlo mito of it girl, llllt' of that «lino
of children who Iivo- in tin.- t'mlll‘ll‘fl
alltu’tlllt'lttrl of some tcnrmcut lupus» rind
mnln' tlw nth-eta tlwir plnyygmuml. was
trudging along Railroad plum: llbi»
morning, with c kittwn midrib-«l
«hourly in Ilt'f anus. .‘I prrtty lint
triutmier. on Iu-r way to Work, cumu-
tripping along. carrying a Inma- bomb
of bright MI ”Wm. "Will you give-lut-
uncut tinnit- Howl-m?" tlmwlul out the
urchin. "You. you Iittlu darling»: ovi-ry
one of flu-m." roplit-tl “to young lady an
aim tum-d zit-mud, thrust llu- bunch of
rum» into the little girl'rt nrum Imidv tho
kitten. and hurried on her any to the
factory, unmindful that tho oyrs of u
rvportcrbml Wlttttmrd tlw lm-ity ilnd
wool-int; mutdvnt. It in rmrb arm to
this, too often limited unnotiwd, tilt-it
rush-ii onc fwd that Iifo. uftor illli i-t
n-olIy worth living.
Doesn’t Answer ”um. Jan's" llnrrlpt‘uru
A dummh won sent out from Nomlilk
yesterday stating that the antlurril '
him: MIGWI that 0W Taylor. v ho
was annual Monday rhcrgod with Iraq ug
thefmasked burglar' who cuter-oi lute
rick Kcarncy's housc on I’Iyumuth avo-
nuc that blowing. wanmeph Shun-l1 n.
slim "Little Joe.” who escaped from he
Grand Central Depot. New York. I -
Saturdsy. while cu mm for Him; it up;
priiran. When qua-stunned slum! the ill tr
tcrthisrnoruiug, both Sheri” Tom-rind
. (thief of Police Dormant sold ’I'syl ‘s
perwuslsppearsmdlduot smwt-r ‘htt
. Mptim given of "little Joe.”
Innmmfiu corn-It hotel s.
Joules KL'muit-r will he lruricdlliis
sftcrnoou It so) o'clock from his
Wsm,fio.2flfltfimctrt ,
thlsclty. 'I'hcstovlurlnthc how ti
pspcrnandflpuhlhhcdin the hunt 1:
Inputs, acquaint the facts In ll“
nectlmwlthyouugcmcdssth.‘ A
fricndadvlscdhltu to tote some H .
scumtocucthcpsiucscsad hylrsc‘n;
hhtorlltcstructnlsudhcptohcblytl
mm The as m not turl- .-
culcthsroou.
Whtficfiuhwnhscs. ‘
umbumsadoquflt
”udfifllhuhuy. MM
sscts‘l'.fl.l.ochwucd,ol '
“ mammal:- 1)me
. wwwfimrinm
THE ll.lt.l.llEcE‘Pflnll.
2 l The commonomueut i-xcroiiw ut tho
ln'ths no to
l0 3' “4.0 lcravcn 8.31.
J loam”): sucks: to. no.
“"03”. J. 8. ” WW It. mil Small.
“ow n D... .iiwu- a".
mwxlvcbwfluucsllnrgws ty
WTLSOK.3.B.UGNIIII1 h. Butt Ill! 10'-
cot prim Plans. anoiltcsttous,‘iiiblil“:£, cto.
.. .Hriiii. "d..."".fi‘”“§“
. u at. ' ., -
rmnrer'u: claw nutrition «with. Him.
rim autism moor cowulzn
Romano flotil’l'I'AldTI'.
Tho Csdcts Show ‘I'hctrl’roflclmy In um.
tnry 'l'sctlss. lulu-c A Mr“ fluttering
of 'l'holr I'rlcndsr-Muslcal and utcrnry
nlEl’l'IWI-litALL‘353 in; mg»! i
Norwnllr Military Institutr on Boat ovu-
nuo, um]; plum ymtcnlny ufwmmn.
wlu-n tho following prr',;muuno was run-
dorm] in u nutmn-r highly t-mlitublt- to
thormlvti: ‘ -
()vorturo—rflurtcnfost .................... ('an
Uri-bums.
Putt-r “Will?!" It flat
Choir.
Sululntory» , “’Ilh Alltlrm ...............
Jackson Waldo IlImuIIt-o, Now York.
(‘hoIr.
LordChuthcm.................... ........\\'Irt
Iltrnjalnln Franklin Mnnfliold. t‘onmctlcut.
tlnvottv-"l’lmt hive"..... .Ialrilslty
Orvbcntm. .
'I'bo chfitmtbu . ........Hndy
l'rcd Erskine Bur-him. Kansas.
The Bottle of Lexington .................
14»qu rlcltnclhy 'I'rcudwell. .\'r-\v York.
Sing-31m. on. .‘lwiI'lIy 'rvc Glide". Yvon-y
Choir.
New England .............................. Anon
Seymour Curtis. Conner-limit.
[Matthew-mt l)mrm......... Ilyrun
Karl Mu! \‘ogvl. ("imtrwtit-ul.
Elelct't|olt--»~"('lover" .. . . .........Suppc
Orrin-slut. .
Closing :trl:lm~.s.. . .
lecr‘lrk Gray Hubbard. North ('nmllnu.
Song "‘Iimwl letr".. ...B¢iytl
Choir.
Bent-diction ..............................
After tho Iilvmry and Inlla‘lfltl l'Xt-TVIS‘
on tho grunts and f floods of tho outlets as-
m'lltlllnl on the pnrmlvgr-nuidzi towitnt-ss
lln» battalion drill and «In-m wrath). All
tiw nmvmueuts wvn'vxwutul with marli-
ml [rrt‘t'islulL rillllwlllg «ran-fill military
training. 'I'lw Americas Drum urn»;
furnished music for the tK’t‘flKittn.
In tho evening a reception was bold.
“'Illt’h was zttlondcd by 200 people pronu-
nt-nt in Norwnlk moiety, and a limp.-
number of out-of-town goats. The large
sr'ltmildrall mot-utly [roamed and repaint~
ad, was used for dancing and punt-med a
brilliant scrum, with handsomely arr-stun .
ed India and gv-ntlcmtm and the students
in their bright uniforms. flitting hither
and thither. Dancing hogan at 9 o'clock
and limit-d until I I fill.) o‘clock .u'lwn suplmr
Wilo’ st-rvml. .Iftnr snppvr dun-lug won
auntinurwl until “2 n'rlwk. )Tllnlf' was
{Ilmiohml Ir_v .‘dun-lmu;.v’-. nrrhmlm of
lilft’t' Irlo’t’ht.
Arriving tlm young Indirs proawm m-rv:
Misfit-.4 limh' )lrrzld, Mull-l )Iillvr. (ii-rtir-
Lyon. Daisy Bird. [Min and Annie l‘ulo.
)lttlwl \"untlrrlu'n-f. Evin Woodhull. Birdin-
‘VIIaUII, Alix-r.- Iuyton. Millio- Flu-l. Fanny
lrouurd. Milly linnlum. Joni.- Sbumway.
.‘rlinniv llyutt. I’auliuo Swords. Katalin
Disbrnw. Flonvuce Sella-ck. Agnos lilllit‘t,
TI'IIZI llill. Edith Slrwl. .let-Iiiidt- Kiln-
tm-y. ('Iunl Street. (‘lvmvntiin- (‘Imlwc-Il:
.Ek’hfilt' “film"; nlsmlllr. and Mrs. lIonu-r
.‘Ivrrill: )lrmid )Irs. l‘.S, lurku-urul, Mr.
and Mrs. G. Willis Whit». Mrs. C. I'.
Ilslnrrtlr. Nvliutor and Mrs. John 3. Soy-
mour. Minn l‘nulcm llomn-tt. Mr. and
)Im. Int ('olo. E. f). Kcvlvr. Mm. l). J.
Hill. Dir. and Mrs. I-‘ntnk Leonard. Mr.
and Mrs. C‘ito llntcli. )Iissi louirw Id‘t‘lll‘
and. Mrs. ltmu’tdl I-‘lmt, Rev. '1'. K.
.‘s'oblv. Mr. and Mm. .I. 'I'. I‘mwill. Mr.
and Mn. lturwl Fruit. t‘ol. II. I'. I’uwy.
Mr. and film. I". St. John Tull‘li'it‘ulltl. .‘lfri.
Tnlrntl.
Among tho numb-l from out of town
worn Mr». A. I). Itbmulcs. Mrs. ti. l~‘..
I‘)'l‘r:‘. Dir. and Mm. It. ti. Wilson, Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Tripp. Mrs. Robert Stun-
wood and dnuirhtcr IIIII. Mint Eva Bald-
win. Mrs. )Ict “Md and daughter. William
I
lint. ll. M. llrmks, II, ll. l‘ulvor, Mr. G.
Iloma and Mrs. S. Burton. of New York
city: Miss Eloy Htokom, of Rowuyton; L.
J. Ilopltino and Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Mori-
‘rmu, of Albany, N. Y.: J. llIitldIi-Irt-o, of
limit-m; ii. I-‘. and Edward Murmur-Id Mil
Mirth llnllil' Tim. of Now lluven; Mirth
Adclo Hamilton. of Lyom Plains; ' I). F.
Wluiclor. of Bridgeport: Mrs. C. I’. [Mon
and Mics (9. Is. Dunn, of l-Iuglowmxl, N.
1.; film»; A. It. Carroll and Grace Colo,
of Brooklyn, N. Y.: "Laud Math-flea
Comatockmf Owni- Park, hing Island;
Mr. and Mrs. If. C. Built», of Rye, N. Y.:
Mint Alice Blisdsud and lint. Loot-tin. of
Mt. Vernon. N. Y.: fir. and Mn. 0. II.
Hughes sud III-i Marlon Book, of With
"bury; II. W. Barton. of Woodluwn, N.
Y.. sud Ilr. and lint. J. (l. Sherman and
daughter. of Greenwich.
'l'hc young India: of Miss N. l‘. Baird’s
coininsry wm sho peanut.
The grulustlng chi-n misled of five
members, two being pm nuduatu. The
class of “III are Flirt “covenant Willlsrn
. *3. O
_ noun nw
firwofixum
people ranged themsclvss‘sbont tbs psrsds
the purposc of wltucsslnu n skirmish drill
hyMyouugtusu who hope coins dsyt'c
son,aud for tbcihour , ‘
Idvnuclug, ”fronting ‘ and'r‘n'llylu
colors not far from 10,000 'curtrhlttct
upended. Whllc nu incessant tiring wss
call was made us the forccs marched into
(horny-”A rlprluu Pious"... ,...l’tnouti m
heavy artillery drill at the
Wylio. anlt (i. t'nrtor, ("elm ’ortin, has
8.10 , u.n.w
N G
or...
3' ll 0 BRO "All “ 3.
r r r “I. '
ill“ ' Ifstorvcai, lsrnua. Auto dill. via-'5
Wlm H. II. 15 Wall II. N.
”W” AND “2'” PIPI-
“'II.IJAW. “- l5 WI.“ fl} N.
mums All» cultured”.
can run I'IIARMAL'Y "Wt unnw.’
unitary mnmwnhnmcm.
Julia's ocuuructuéur Dave. I ‘
“fill-l Moos at Wsst rot-t cud 0th:
Inuit-us...
Wm Pom. N. 1, Jun tow-Over a,»
plainsat this place In the dictum for
command the msllcst yet tho but db
cinllned tinny In the world. mum»
the prudent military vpcctsc at tho scav‘i
the troop- "at:
89°
wcru
kept up from first to last, when the roll
thc barracks there was not s single man
nil-lug. wounded or killed. After tho
board of visitors had been shown how a
Ikllled commander would dsploy skirmish-
crs the troops were given an hour of rat,
during thch time. they rcocived the con-
gratulations of their ladies fair, who avaIl
thcmmlvca of every opportunity doubt!
of styling something to make the boys Incl
u .
Then the evening pcrsdc’fcllowcd with
military pyrotechnics Inter. Last night
occurml the complimentary hop at the
hotel tendered by the omens of the post
to thc class of ‘01.
At 10 o'clock this morning there. was s
I but.
tcry. Thu buttery consisted of six picco-
sud was third on n nugc 2,103 yards In
length. The guns concistcd of two lsluch
smooth bore. one carrying a shall 830
pounds in weight, the other solid ‘50
pounds, requiring neharge of forty pounds
of powder; three 5-inch rifle (converted) rc-
quiring a charge ol twcuty-live pounds of
powder, throwing solid chat weighing 1!!)
pounds each and a Ii’rinch mortar, throw‘
ing a shell of 216 pounds with nine pound!
of powder.
Construct-content At Vnssnr.
Pol'fmfildlil'ols, X. Y., J imam—Theda
is full of utrangcnt In attendance at tho
commencement cacrciacsct Vsucr college.
Yesterday was class day and the custom-
nry ceremony of planting the clncc tree
was performed. Misc Julio M. Obcr, of
Brnttleboro, Vt., was class orator; Min
Julio M. Sampkins, of Sun hand"). Cal,
historian: Miss I). N. ’I‘nylor, of 90qu
kt-epsic. chum prophet, and Miss Nellie
Ilnight, of l’oughkocpsic, spade ontor.
Last night the graduation class gave s
prom-nude concert. Tho commencement
exercises take plccc today.
At Purl-cot...
Parson-ox, K. J., Juno Ill—The tutti
sununl commencement exercises of Prince-
ton college were continued ycstcrduy with
the reading of than in Chemical ball
by the gruduntlng olnss of the School of
Selena. 'I'hc alumni dinner was held
in the afternoon. In the evening the
sophomores gave n bull in honor of the
graduating class. At the annual meeting
of thr- board of trauma Edward ’1'. Green,
julgc of the United Status court of New
Jersey. was clectcdn trustoeof nit-college.
CA'dDEN’S MURDER MYSTERY.
Miss Illnnrhc llumphrcys Drowned by
Two Dion.
('ADIDI-lb', N. .1, June 10,—Factn which
leut to another murder have come into
the pivwamion of t he Cnmdl‘n police author.
tries and are being invcstigntod under the
supervision of Chief Dodd. shortlyaflcr
midnight Miss Msry Coleman, n young
woman. living at 925 Beach street, (‘oopers
Point, clone to the Dclnwarc river. heard
two agonizing concurs from n woman. 0n
looking out of tho window she saw a
young girl of stout build struggling in the
grasp ol two "It‘ll ”For God's sake, don‘t,
don't, for God's sake!" shouted the young
woman. A wound Inter thorn was a nplcsh
in the Delaware, and the two men run
nwny and were soon loot to sight.
In the morning the body of s young
woman, who, from papers found on her
person, is supposed to be Mitts Illncchc
Humphrey's, of this city, was found flout.
lng in the Below-n ucur Marvin k
Mutthow'o shipyard, Coopers l’oint.und
the police think they are on the truck of a
trawly.
To Blow Up ‘I‘ons of Book.
Saw Your. Junc l0.-—A novel cventls
to occur at South Bethlehem. N. Y., ncxt
Tuesday, whco a blast of tnmeudaun pro
portions will be tired. About clam tons
of rock—nu cutlrc mountain ledge—dam
be blown away by tons of dynsmttc,
directed by the Edison Electric compsny.
I’. (.‘nllnhsn, the owusr of the crtcuslvc
limestone quarry whcc thc blast Is to ho,
arranged that tho aploslon shall tats
place in tho sftcruoon upon thc arrival of
the Wcst Show special train, which thI
In run to the bluffs oppcslts the quarry.
A smolul train will Icon New York ct It)
s. in.. reaching South Bethlehem at“
p. In.
hthcms (:hcscs Olson
Nrw Your. Juns Ill—The mundls-
trtctofthchilssourllyucdof the but
church «new Its confounds In ,
clt‘y'. MM fl follows:
dot. P-tor molt, Plum-lg; vies
that. 2-star Walkcr,York.‘I"s.; ttcrs
Pastor l'cchtold, Albany, N. Y.; t ,
urcr, Charles SplIInuu, Baltimorc. 'l'hs
synod adjournsd, to most In June of cut
you» such place as ths prcsldcnt shsll
designs“. On that mos-ton Psstor Ilclla.
cf l’lttsbura. will vslutroducs tho topic,
" ttcu,"cnd lend ths «them-Ion
upon it through tbs salon
no wtssss rcpsr nun loll.
munch», Hats. Juno 10.411:sz-
ncns Pspr mill- at Bolyols wsrs sold st
suction lawman! lustthssmocctct
thc morass held by ths Unschusstts
Mutual c Iusursucs compsuy sud thc
Holyoks Watsr Pmcotnpscy. he put.
chsssrlstloscs N-wtoumfflol unprod-
dcnt ct tbs Newton coupon and
tic-sum cl tlts Chou
luanswcotupauywhtchwtll tthr
Ennhlutoopnstlcn. zhacdltorspzfths
hmmpscystu numb-all“!
hthltllc.
miss- not us Anus-s.
mum am, Just muddy
otthstlnttcdfltstcsclrcultcc’crt. .hss
‘sldsd an lutsrsstlsg pctcttcsscltcusc
ssctdsutpotlcy. mmbflhslsr wit
, mum
ringworm.me
_mutn.t‘snwt no um- turn
an 'o . . is m
.i‘. nlhtmmmmw , "
thus, was it more scrloua aITnlr than was
‘ the how ‘33 But I‘ortydltth strut, whsrs
' Iv. and c t:
or... roll“
, mull-ovuc‘r‘uunn :
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A Little American'GlrI Disfig-
ured for Life.
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lartltcr Portia-hrs at tho Demo-ctr»
fin.- apn'ul tr. w. infill. sins-ton.
ins. *4," Amanda”! ht til “I“
‘l'hcnl !" “its the Cry of tho lob.
Hinton. .Inuc Ill—The vccnnt sttock on,
Mr. \I’illinm' W. Jacques, of Newton,
"an, at Flufttl'lctl. Italy, by a mob of ltslr
shown by, the meager details cabled to this
country. Mr. Jacques has written to The
Herald an cccountof the Incldcut, In which
ho rays: 3
Jacques 'I'olls Ills Story.
“While driving along the Viullc Principe
Amcdo, one 0! the most respectable rcsl—
dcucc ctmetc of Plorcncc, a mob of several
hundrcd men suddenly rushed out of a
side stmt In front of our carriage.
“I told the coachumn to turn and drive
back, who we were surprised to one u
Iimllsruiob pouring out of a side street
behind us. We were instantly surrounded
by the mob, cvcry Individual or which
accmcd to have his hands full of the Isrgu
and rough stones used here for repairing
the streets. ‘Arnt-ricnnn! Int us lynch
tbcm' (Thin I am told by my driver.)
‘Dcath to tho rich.‘ (etc. The mob then ho-
gan pcltlng our carriage with stones. For—
tunately we had a good, strong sun um.
brclln spread over our heads.
Pulled wltl Stones.
"I made my littlo girl got down under
my Inn and sheltered our heads with the
umbrella as but I could. I was struck on
the shoulder, the side, the leg, and on the
hand in goal American derby saved that).
Then the umbrella was demolished and a
stone strut-k my little girl two inches be-
low thc right temple. The wound was
dcvp and thc blood soon saturated her
clothing and my own, and, curiously. run
Into my Intskct and stained my pascpor't,
signed by James (5. Blaine, roqucxting for.
signers to allow HIL‘ and my family to pass
safely, etc.
ltIstIgurod for Life.
“Meanwhile our couchmnn bud forced
his way through the crowd. Ila whirled
Into 3 hide street and dron- rapidly to our
MI, followsd for some distance by the
mats Gnarly-ingot our howl my little
girlwucsrricd to her room. and an I'm-
gllsh physician staying in the hours took
humdtctscbargc of her. Ilo saidit was
an exceedingly narrow escape from (loath.
Now, one month later, that the wound but
nearly bottled, we can ace tho! it will leave
It scar that will disfigurc Im- fnce for life.
"In the afternoon I drorc to the Ameri-
can consulate and reported the mutter,
and was insured that every action would
be tum-n by tlw Italian authorities to no
not and punish tho ollemlers. l have
since learned that runny arrests were
mode, and as thorn WC'N many wilnom
no doubt mtlviction and punishment will
follow. Several prominent Italian resi-
dents of Florence also called on me not!
captioned roams, Ind mun-d me that
the mob was largely made up of which:
from other cities.
“Ir-led to flush It l'p.
“\Vbt'tht'r the ltaltxm government pun-
it-hcs those offendera runmiuet to town.
They mndc every cfinrt to limb up the
matter. even going no for ru to open and
and my telvgmms. In which I attempted
to communicate with my frir-mls In Amer-
ica. and Inter tho telegrams from my
friends to me. This seems to man ttriking'
rlivrcxanl of tlw mines! of our government
contained in my pmrmrt."
tycoons. Wu Iclutcd.
saw Yum, June ‘l0.~—‘l‘hc executlvc
committee of tho New York State [magma
of Republican Clubs selected Syracuaras
the place in which to hold the out can
vcullou, and decldcd upon Aug. 5 as tbs
. 'I‘rcasurcr Georgia Kcunrth nut in
hlu resignation, sud tfoloucl Ila.- Printer,
of Ilutohm, was «dated In his place. Thu
following commltlcn on tlunum was also
shown: President Mc.\lpln, Secretary
Hedges, Tmum Dc l’ttystcr sud Johns.
Smith. Colonel (‘lcrltwu‘u plan of org-nv
Irina club: throughout thc Itstc was prr
rented by A. It Ilumphrcy. actuary of
the National Ilspubl‘muu Moguls, and was
approval On Aug. 29 volunteer orgaullr
no will lcsvc thlsclty and will visit all the
towns along tho (‘untrnl railroad. 11er
flat stop will be lit I‘oughkscptdc.
Bight l'hlflm tun-it.
Nsvr Your, Juno Tafi-‘Afl cxplcstoc of
powdcr occumd in the yard In tbs rcarof
I numb» cf chlldrsu wm pic up. harn-
ths following nan-d ssv
Hugh If
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sud
. 7 . Ind Mom.
Ida-vb. Him and aunts Walton,
fourtcsu.slsvcu sud scvcn ysars
my.1’b:‘ciplcslou?ucfscollof
nsc, t lotus ours powdsr it t
sud, which Jscoli W slum
stats from :4 cont suppllss
lighted tbs fuss whlls his soul‘s-ultras
Iochsd cu. 0n child. llarry altars,
will prohshly loss his sight.
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It" Bsnrouo. Its-n. Jucs tit-Just
E. Johnson, tbs any Ifssd Indlsu who
tsvsd ulsny lives It thc Olty of Golmhns
(II-sun. was unions-l on In
lsIscd, its the Acushsst ttvsr. ans-
known in». ‘Plstisrtnsc who mod
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“ME IN ONE mun.
FIST GRINDER-m or f PULVEBIZES :
COFFEE IIID TEII.
Filters Special Fabrics. l’rus. all klndn.
Grand Exhibition.
‘l’rofcssor' William H. Ayros. from Frank Bicker’s. few York
Coffee and You School will exhibit the above household blessings
at our store, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. This is the most
wonderful of all inventions over exhibited before the ublic for
making coffee and to: It takes only one minute to ma ’9 coffee
or tea as clear on wine. with all the rich ingredients contained in
the same. Saves one-half over all others. In boiling coffee or
tear you 9; rt only bitter water. but by the new method of making
it. you outflow - a dolicinus drink. The» Pots will be on sale While
the t’xlllllltlllll huts. Wt» have seen those Coffee and Tea Pots
testml with the most wonderful results, and want our friends and
t-lliztomcm to see them in practical operation.
Remember Wt: shall exhibit those Coffee and Tea Pots at our
storo In South hon'alk, on
Thursday. Friday and Saturday. June I I, I2 and I3
And at our tip-town store on
. 9
MONDAY. TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY.
GBFFEE FREE II) All.
Grandestlriumph cf lhtjge. Don’t Miss It.
NOTE TITE-Z PRICES
nu our Kilt-hm \l'urv. then come and sit-
all for solo on our
BENTER BBUNTER IN THE ANNEX.
3:5“ WE ALSO “FAST IT
1
the goods. "I‘Iwy are
. . UNDERSTtXlD THAT, WE
bIIALL [SE DISCRETION AS TO ALLtl‘iVIXG ANY ONE
PERSON. BlYlNH Tilt) LARGE A QI'AX'I‘ITY.
Extra lino pattern full ll piece 'I‘oilvt Hots. tlu- rt
tlu- sunn- ‘i no. during this ml» 2.29.
Mrs. I’otts‘ Sod Irons. nivklo plutvd. prior» 2.25. we si-Ilfor $1.29.
Largo sm- llllk i‘uns. privc lilo, wr- .4le for or each.
Il—plnt (.‘Ilth‘t: or Toll l’ols. copper bottom, price 350. in: soil
igular prim- on
9
Inrgvst sin- n-tirmvd Wash Basins. price I
We guumntt’o to show you tlu- lit-st Wash
prim- 29c. worth doublv.
Singlo humor iron front llil Stovmi. llw \‘alllv
sell for Rio t'fll'll. 'I‘wo lllll‘lll‘l‘. sumo mukv.
soil for $l.?l‘.
[ABEEST IINE 0F (Ill STOVES
Both its to quality and prion ('\'t‘l‘ shown in Fairficld C
now In- smut at our store.
Flut- quulitv of ( Homes. lull sizo. best lead glass, 33¢ per dozen.
Jorge size linh Pillltl, worth 350, We null for “do ouch.
llovor Egg Beaters, olllom risk 2.50. we lit!" for lilo ouch.
Boat single wick Burner, giro ll, lilt- cut-Ii: A. (do each: 0, tic.
Wc liavcthE 3|) tri 1c plated on white metal, patent drop
c
Silvor Witter Pit icr. t is going to the first one in at $3 98; the
value of some in t9.
Rotinned Cooking Pots, value 3200, We no
Ohoppinghowla tic ouch.
. Wm 1w
ozcttmnc'oten, , ' w . <
Ifft'ie q any Gloss Sauce Dlhllml 50c n dozen, one dozen limit.
Meagan (i use Cracker Jun, value We. we sell for 250 each.
What is home without a Cuspudor? A 25c one for M.
l’il”¥lr"l“.r“’“i?’§“’i“” i
n . nccgant ’in rCruseilc.
Wine Bets red color-tugs, worth m), for ti on per not.
tthllcho“ c Glass Castor 65¢ each, newt- before sold for loss
on .
Wearc oiu toruntli I ll ' .
25c each s g c urges site Buckingham Teapots for
film lint Dillhtttl only he each
Fancy Decorated Plates 10c
Elegant Decorated
Finest of Colored
:lo. wv sell fol-2w ouch.
I ub Stand ovvr seen,
of which is 81 2:3.
worth $3.75. we
ouuty. can
II for We each.
. cheap at 15c.
each.
Bone Ditties for Kc each. »
Glass Wu‘tgrfictn with Glass Tray, uII com-
cnpr «lmouch, limit one-half dozen to
Children’s Fun Decorated Cu 3 n l , 2 . Ii .
Fancy Tooth ck Holders tr: gilt!“ N cup mit
Glass Water Pitchers we each.
guy on" rumm‘iim ”iii
your y mw concur: tth, f 3! '.
Fancy Decorated Butter Plum {’0 each, gate” etc? all; m n (302
“it...“ W
m worth at
Gold Blt‘lltl but
each customer.
Keep Iranians open for Tlcltotc on the
Bhonlutcr Plano.
J
m 3.00an I ‘
mi. w&.mmm%wgi ‘
ndsqtnely dc‘tiomtbd Snow DItlIIPB, so each, 5.”? a ‘
nonw‘; won ' '
3%» $5332:
'trirnmlunslnbmsn. :7
house
mourn! [Hm
NORWALK IRON W
near 1:.ka
m”
mlll‘ACTllm alum l l’
Harmon. rumm- ’1;
dcslsr in WI. shuns. rum-3%.
AVISON' Main ’ I
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anmmn x... .
cutaway-r...“ trait-Janus»:
ALL DD'SCIIII It”
cspcclslty. Washington-t. .opp. .
.r'n'iirmmlb‘fimmufiw ""r .
)lfll'R. “a. us
via
I m... a. ._ $er
m‘K‘VOOD, L. “' him 3‘. In.
line meats. rich. 0y on us, clumsfllmu. ‘
lngton no.3. meats. poultry
'I‘lL‘E dz NASHJI No. Main 8.x. ‘ mutt,
poultry, etc. Clwlcc cntcua‘t m '
WEBBER. .I. P. 12 Msfn N. cholcsm
poultry. fish. vmubhnfiilc- .
Lu rsnnn owns 3 mu m
RANDALL’S MILL. LN. lumber and
rough or worked to order, in
MRS AND 30]].an ‘ '
SEYMOL HENRY in W .
kinds option mouth: mmw All
SMITH. WILLIAM R. “West
bins promptly attended to. “‘8' N'- J“.
MARBLE AND onto-n.
BATES. P. W. Water st. N. monufacturcr at
In uito Ind bio work. Mr
stohflork of films. M h
mum's comma.
COMS’I'OCK BROS. Mnsonlc huild' ll’
in st, 5.x. Gentleman‘s furnishing-Es:
8. )3. ho
FRANCIS at CO. 5 Washington
hats, gentleman’s furnishing: ofn'ull kinds.
unmann- 1111.038.
Gl‘SOWSKI. E. 31 Wall st, N. A mt
guaranteed; the latest style: alwsynonhcu‘g.‘
KOCOUR. F. 17 No. Main st. 8. N. Pine tall:
onus a specialty. Repairing, etc.
‘ may. .
COLLINS, R. M. 12 Mat 8. V. Ladies
material mm] It decimal?” A 0'”
FITCH, AGNES M It Will] st ‘4’.
"on: sxsteu Isl-30mm saith
)1ch m, cunts.
GIBSON. ALEX S. 2" M rwin , . Plano
organ sud harmony: e cl N . '
OYSTER PLANE” AND DELI-m
IIOYT. \\'. H. dz SON, I34 Water at, S. 3. «not
or Ray-month Planters, exporttrcand whic-
salr: dealers in native oystsrn. _ "
Pill-y .
REED & BOOM, lat “harsh“.
ters and shipper-sol Norwslk sultan. ..
VAX KANE. J.L.& CO. P. 0.hux5fl8.15
PATTERNS AND moons.
XORWALK PATTERN WORK§
thorpe. prop. Riverside are S .1!an-
mm
ing it specialty. by steam hot
1%:
sir):
tut
mt.
air. References: Norwalk Inc
meamlmr. Bohannsn. Islam): H.
nctt. l§lflunu John Tryou, (hot air);
ll. Smith. tstenru}; Grace Church.
on msnyothcrs.
[’me
BRAINARD. Y. C. ' Wltcrbt. N. ”in“:
Painngoldnndslirerclsnunspm .w '
OSTERBAXK GEO. H. " Water: K.
and sign painter. trope; bulge no?”
rumoonamzus.
XORTH. G. S. '3 Mon .
nullity onlyr hindrhut the booty. 8. N m
PHYSICIANS. L
Burke. W. (‘.. other Band I? Washington
5. N. Hour: 9 to I0, I to 3. 7 I08. It.
Puno mum a mm
BESDEE.C. r. corWanandKnlghtltAN.A'ls
dealer in pianos, organs, sheet music. etc.
PLAT ING~ (BOLD, SILVERAND “cm.
sor-ru NORWALK I’LA'I‘lN stur'
.r. All unit.- or electropmtingdcoga-W
and rennhhing of all kinds of met Mr.
our. mnn: .mmn's.‘ 1. ,
Ln'roxunoon u. Wuchln outwit-m
ax. Property for sale.houscsgi:nrit.tucllv
WOODWARD imam atrium mnonrer‘
rent and building lots for unless“ lo
RESTAURANTS
BYX BEE. I". F. 938“!“ M. 8.". Hm I
at all hours. Strictl first clogs tray
ppm. A few tnblc binders “Rollin: . n.
uxn-s vapor “mama 33’
with
ily the hero. prim the lowest: '
SCHOOLS. , .
BAIRD‘S. MISS lXS’I’ITl‘ N2? Hi.
boarding sud day schoongg‘rIng tern krill".
MRS. MBAD'S SCHOOL for Is '
Indies. Hillside. N. Spring lg 0111:?”
SHORTIIAND AND 717:.me :
IrAl’Dlill‘tl BLOCK. 8. N. .F. Prim.
Day and cvcnlsg scram “molar.
s’rmu ENGINES Arm mm,
XORWALK "(ON WORK COIIPAXY
Wnlcr til. H. N. nur- ltallrgsd brkl‘cc. ‘ "n.
STEAMBIIIP TICK!!! A03!“
LA YTO‘S. J ACOB .\I. Would I. . .
5.x. Pam. I token“! wtmoggyomgtxgsg.
STOKE ”KAI-m ’ ‘
l‘l-tltltls. JOBS ll. ft Would .
brick, Ilmc, (unseat. halt, Mfg? lb
)lOlt'I’th. JOHN a 'I‘ ~ -‘
1w hirer of concrete will. . ------ 3T
III‘I'OVBll, mono AND "KAT-IQ.
KM‘IIIN. LANDON a IIva .
Gui clover: and watcr hunts". %"ho%ߴl.
POWELL, J. w. in Washington st, 8. N. '
structure. ‘ '
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lowdown-iron”?
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