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Mduntioumoutinuingnotmoretban
The rain fell in mm, sweeping
I along ih course like a veritable cyclone.
trump-lying “swish" of the light-
niugaaitplayed above the home-tops.
amongtbewiree and close tothecarth.
; "milling South Norwalk brothers-r
befpre ’
In some motions of the city bail stones
r'arhrgeaspoao fell. Thentorm [loaned
j‘ of! in a mirtbeaeterly direction, South
3‘ Norwalk and East Nor-walk evidently
getting the worutof it,” in theupper
part of the townscarcely enough rain
' fell to lay the dust.
_ Before the otorrrflnoke over the city,
and during its progress,the lightning
, phyed Vividly about the electric clock
, and telephone in Tue Sevnxmmilice,
where a little group had gathered out of
the storm. Report after report, like the
aharp crack of a pistol, followed each
oflleraothe lightning came in on the
, wires. At Plnisted's drugstore, and in
. . other places where electric clocks and
tolephorrcsarc in use,therew:ts asimi-
larelectrical display. The depot clock
Ind clocks on the some circuit were
rendered useless.
In the telegraph oflice, the switch
, board was covered with a blue light for
J overanhour,andit wasamost beami-
Jig]. sidit to watch the play of the
At the central telephone office several
‘ drops were burned out and the trunk
wires were badly mixed up. The line
V . was in working order by noon til-day.
While the lightning was flashing some
.’ of the employees in Roth & (loldschmidt's
«comet factory on Ann strict. ranted a cry
of tire. Th'm so frightened Mimt‘nrrie
Watched the young ladiou cm-
pioyedthere, that sheran tooneof the
dining room windows on the easterly
aide of the building, and jumped to the
pound, a distance of about ten feet.
f In. James Farrell, who lives in the
- home adjoining the factory, saw the girl
and called to her. Miss Saunders mu
l into her arms and called for her mother.
f‘ It war awn learned that C. L Thenll. the
l W at the factory, was M’m Saun-
‘ derl’ uncle, and he went to the house. A
“triage was sent for and lies Saunders
wn conveyed. to her home in East Nor-
” ' walk. The only injury the received. to;
~ was couldbe learned. was to one of
E herfoet, which moprained when who
struck the ground.
The flag stall and cupola on Solmano'
lower stable was struck, and the pole
brokeuofl near the bone. The cupola
waIMly damaged. and splinters new
in every direction.
Thcmoke-Itack on top of tho chine
any of Aakow’s steam laundry on Eliza-
beth street, was struck and knocked
over.
Over half of the electric light: of both
ayltenuwm out, owing to the when
5: , booming cloned and broken in various
places along the line.
i lightning entered the barn of A. J.
;, Hitchihon. High street. but no (lounge
r mu m .
“ During the evening it wan reported that
rift. lid: 1 Brother: tin Mme had
lion It’ruckdmt upon inquiry a 83mm”.
wtative found that much won not
""’ ,fifl'hflluruck several rim duri
fathom. caused by the lightning.
this”! unalmtreoiu frontof w.
H. m wan otmck and
a.
A mm the elm tree on tho
”of Wat-trootand'l'ayloravonue,
“Runoff and fell directly on the.
ddowalk.
'Ahranch fromntrooonl-‘ranklin
“martin bore hounrao blown
oil and lodged lathe wire. on aiclo-
graphpoleaomedhtnmeaway.
AWMmlttnck onWoodward
man, in front of the mice plain.
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rod and randowathenorth—
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, rowed-y. fireman-urchin”
Abounooeupicdby flagellum.
on Cove street, had several windows
hrukenbytbewind. ‘ "
About house. jabbing creetedou
GeorgeCarr’rproperiyncuDorlouPoint,
wublownaomediotamaway.
Alargenumborof luatainthobarhor
wharf was struck and the fly torn 01!.
Frank Allen's skill was turned upside
down and baskets, rakes, etc, floated
away.
Henry Jones Dauntltna dragged her
anchor and ran into Marvin‘s coal wharf.
Ormel B. Morgan's Petrol broke from
her moorings and ran ashore.
The top of an apple tree in David Rose’s
yardwasbroken. Atroo on tbeRufue
Raymond estate was blewn down, large
branches were blown from a treein front
of the Matthews place, and from several
trees, onMonroestroet and llanford i’lace.
A house belonging to John Semen; on
the Connecticut Turnpike near Daricn,
was struck by lightning. A portion of
the chimney was knocked down and a
hole about two feet in diameter born in
the roof. The bolt then jumped to the
gutter, and following the lender passed
all.
Til}! “Allows READY.
Preparation; for the Execution of Selina-lo
'I'o-Iuorrovr rrfluw no Spent Yesterday.
The gallows on which Jacob schccle in
to hang until dead Thom-lay morning
was crock-d in the county jail yard ycs~
tenlay morning. It took about an hour
to put everything in readiness for the
execution. When the officials were ready
to test the rope which is an inch thick
and eighteen feet in length. the windows
of Schoolc's cell were closed to prevent
him from lacing annoyed by :the sound of
the drop, a bag of sand weighing ‘20!)
pounds.
The condemned mun bcmure aware of
what. was going on and said he war lm
tot. "Open the windows.“ he demand-
ed. “I don’t want to burn up while 1
live. I know what they are doing. fixing
tbatthiug to kill me with." The win—
dows were then opened and he heard the
noise made by the dropping of the heavy
mg. He did not mind it in the least.
Scheclc spent the day reading and
talking to his keepers. llc seldom mou-
iioucd his :Ippmnching death. and when
he did so. did not appear troubled in the
knot. 11c ate three hearty "unis. At
dinner he purtook of roast lamb, [minim-s.
other vegetables, pudding, strain-Ionic»,
coke and beer. Ile smokes l-igursin-
ce-snvautly. Sheriff Clnrkoon has given
him several boxes and Albert “'iullcr
another, besides similar gifts f rum album.
A box lusts him only a few days. His
wife has not called to see him yet.
Schoolc's tum-ml will tnkeplam-Sun-
day afternoon and will be from the un-
dcrtnking rooms of August Liebenrm.
A number of German citizens do not
think the murderer deserves the death
woolly.
'I'Iu- jnil officials dread to see Sober-h.-
bangcd. lie has been incarcerated now
over three years and has nevcrcauecd
thcm trouble. Tumkey lellflltl said to
a Bridgeport News rcporter yesterday
that the duty of Thumdny would ln-un
unpleasant one to him and thc others as
well, which none but them in :1 similar
position will understand.
The prisoners are much crr-itml over
the approaching excclrtion. They will
be prevented from seeing it, however, all
all the windows surrounding the. gallows
will be covered with canvas no wcllux
the nidc from which the moduli! could
be won from the adjoining hill.
evrnmn' rrnn‘iuos' wont.
lieu" ‘l’atila'a largo liar- on tho ‘l'nrw-
plko ltnrued thin floral".
The lorge barn owned by Nelson Tuttle,
the ire dealer. on the Turnpike, was
burned ”3:30 o’clock tblsnrorrung. The
barn wan worth over ““000 it contain-
ed three home, a cart, three rub: of bur:
new and eight tumor boy and would-
orable groin: also one pair oxen. one cow
and one calf.'l'be adimals and cart were
and but everything ehe was destroyed.
The corn-crib adjoining the barn, which
whirled the Ihellor and a large amount
ofoorn and tools. was olno burned. Ono
of the berm woe nightly numbed by
the bent helm he was taken out. Joseph
Brown had left the ice wagon outaido on
amount of the norm. Had it been under
the dial it would have been destroyed
with the rent. The entire loai will be
over $2,000. Tim woo no inmranoe.
lt ova-quite evhlenttluttbe lirebngwu
at work in that vicinity. Fortunately
the wind wan blowing awayfrom the
him-o or that would also have bum
burned. .
(lam-ton mm (than.
Norwalk Union, No. no. of the United
mum of Carpenters and Joinerr
of America, baa elected time oliloon for
the ensuing year: Pro-idem. W. A. Kel-
logg: vice-proddent, Jabea Wheator: re
ending Inventory. W W. Bold; tinni-
olal secretory. 3. l. (tn-wold: more.
C. H. Pitch: conductor. 0. ll. at. John:
Warden. ll. Buttery.
humane-lamin- Made.
homeroom» of memo
hidlhttllflllm tomorrow will
hodubiuntpmdoumtamwfiu
Mahmud
Hislfiilfifilltfiitttf
rumor I. AND routs litmus
ms IN run too Alill zoo
cusses.
hndcll. at Hatch, Bar coutiuny‘n
tag-rip; urn-trauma. ,
no? “rm
”ll "'weatlw‘r in omduoivo‘ to‘fttlt
timeon a race course, it was hot enough
yesterday to permit of houses beating
the recent, but it was altogether too hot
for comfort of drivers. spectators or
judgeo. Neverthelwo, two excellent
meal were witnessed yestonlay, the
opening day of the spring meeting of the
Norwalk Driving Ambition. The find
race was the 3.1)!) minute clam, in
which there were eight starters,
Prince 11., Dreamland, Harry Mc-
Nain, Susie (3., Mary Smith, George
Wilkes. John J. 7., and Hazel. John J.
T. drew first meltiou. lt twk consider-
able time to get the horses oil for the
firstheot,as Mary Smith acted badly.
and gave her driver a grout deal of
trouble. But when the horse) did get
all the start was a good one, and Prince
ll, who was the favorite, went from
eighth position to second before the turn
was reached, and in it short distance
further took the pole and kept it molly
to the cud of the heat. The struggle of
the race was between Susie t". and
Dreamland for swoml money. and they
made the race a very lively and exciting
one.
1’
FUXMARY 3.00 curse.
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“'mJlecklcr'n Dreamland... 6 3
link "are Stock Form Bible (f .......2 i
S. Saturn‘s llurry Ali-Nair: .........
(K ”Van‘s lit-u. “'ilkcs ..... . ..;
Julill ll. Dillon's John J. T. . .....
ii. ll. Howard's ilaul........ ,.
when Kims‘nMary Smith ...
Time. 25,. 25C”, 2336!.
The identification of Prince R. was
called for, and not being satisfactory to
the judges his winning will be held until
he is satisfactorily identified.
In the 2:30 class there were fourstnrtcm.-
Morris Mullins, Golden Burnett. Music
nod Priest. Golden Rum-it Secured
that position but was soon bended by
Morris Mnllim, who won the rum-
cusily in three straight heats. Golden
RllSrit'llilllll Moxie bad u but tight for
sm'ullll money. which Holden “their"
secured in the third limit by a neck.
sl'iulun' 2:30 cities.
f‘. it. Swan‘n Morris Mullins........ . | l 1
W. ll. Nelson‘s Holden Rum-t1 2 :l _.
l’utrrblw‘sllluie.. ,. :i 2 i
\l'. H. lan‘kwmnlk Print ...i i 4
Time. 2:5”. 2m. 131391.
Arthur of New York acted its starter,
and the judges were ticorgr- l. Kepler.
Mme-s ll. Glover and Jamcsilolden.
The truck and grounds are in cxrellent
condition. Thl‘ buildings have been re.
pointed and everything about the
premises shows the attention which has
been given them by the pn-sidcnt, Buck-
ingham hickwood.
Tho cxwllcut more curds. cow and
numbers furnished by E. E. Routh arc
downing of special mention.
Today three Ian's are being trotted,
double team, 2:24 and 2:17 clam-s.
Tomorrow there will be the 2:45 lilltl
2:33 closet-ti, and on exhibition of
youngsters by (loo. ll. Wood. and Doctom
liolmunun and Hitchcock. and Friday
will be of slmtizililrtenut. an the more
will be “102le churn and fn-c-for-nll, in
which (iwaip. Jr., Monkey llullu. lly.
Wilkes and other very frost horses on-
entered.
(,‘urryulls run from the depot to the
grounds and also litlnit' mm. and oil
trains on the Dnubury & Norwnlk Roll-
ruud lifter 12 o'clock otop ut the grounds.
Hartford-Jinn».
lilo; Annie L. liurtis. daughter of Mr.
nod hire. (thnrles 1.. limit», and James
ll. llonford were married at the resi-
once of the groom'e lurcnto, Mr. and
hire. David L‘llanford, No. 00 Maple
throne. East Norwalk, but evening. 'by
the Rev. Mr. Booth, of Wilton. uncle of
the bride. The brldmnnid‘wu Mini
Florence Burtio. and Frank l-‘. Hartford.
brother of the groom, was host man.
Mrs. E. l... Hartford prodded at the
piano, and played the wedding march.
The, preaema were numerous and aptly.
A collation was tamed after the core-
mony. Mr. rmdllln. llanford wont to
their newly furnished house, No. ti
(lluutmrt street. Norwolk, where they
will noble.
Will Surely Io lain Curr-p.
Announces have been received by some
of the «been hens that the brlgrule will
certainly go into camp thin year.
Whether for air or eight any. is yet no-
certain. Governor Bulkoloy in reported
upylngtbat lfthc Senate mum in
the Ippmlwiatiou bill- of the Bonn the
brigade will he ordered to ramp for the
unoalnix days. annular former appro
Nation billa. but than if the Boom
[more no appropriation bills. he will
order the trig-do into camp for eight
days.
Marianna-agar.
Dr.B.D.8boodywouttonrlnglleld
wanton-imam expert in the,
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I.
list ,
le You, Juno Afr-Miami. Sub
urbanhu boa runandwlllpa-lntoblo
toquthamtuttnrfovautoiifll.
Savorworohu inch aorowdwituo—rl
ahorueraoo in thin country.andthhdo-
opiuthofaotthatttwuthohouatJuua
‘ knownln the polarity of Raw
curtain-kit“: -
'memnmkml‘ ‘ ‘
road: where the heart" could he
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numborof perenn- praaent at 30,000.
but many believe that 0.0!) war much
nearer the figure. Thoraoo ltaelf proved
very sensational immuoh aa Tvauy, who
went to the post the hottest favorite ever
known in the Suburban. was not only do
frontal for first plaoa, but. uninhadintho
rock. The mood choice, Tea Tray, fin-
ished alwolntely last, but Major Dorm.
the third choice, manasud to get the place
by a length from Canton. The winner
turned up in Lonntaka, the 5-yearold aou
of Sensation and Peggy Dawdle, who wal
a long shot in the betting. there bolus or
much as it) to 1 against him.
The judges summoned the horses to the
poet nt-lzls o’clock, or. which place they
noon appeared. They then paradod put
the grand stand and back again. After a
little maneuvring they came down tov’rard
the starter on a lino. Down went the red
flag, and with o mighty roar of “They're
off!" the nice was on. Major Dome w-
the firstto break the line, and he came
toward the .stnnd with a hood the best of
it, while Cassius was recond, a length bo-
forn Banquet, who was a length in front
of Deniuth. who in turn war a headbo-
forc lsuac Igwin. with the reotnll bunched.
Teeny, Tea Tray and [minke were
bringing up the roar. Tea Troy was aulk—
ing. and notwithstanding Garriaon'e ef-
forts refused to run. '
When the bucketretch was reached, the
order wait about the some and Murphy
tried to improve his position on Tenny,
but the little swnyback could not gain at
yin-d. As they approached the upper turn
Major Demo had t uarters of a
length the boat. of it, while llemuth was
two lengths in front of Casino, wrth Fitz-
jamcs next, followed by Teuny, who was
getting the whip. The interest. at this
period was intense, and a about of dismay
um. “Tenuy in bouten'." cried the
backers of the favorite, and it was true,
for notwithstanding )durphy’s most vigor-
ous etforts, Tenny could not improve his
positron.
As they "rung into the stretch, Major
Domo was the first to show, a head before
Demuth. who was a head before Carolus,
while Fitzjamoo, loantaka and Tenny
come next, with Tea Tray, thanks to his
hdteruper, bringing up the rear. They
run in this order down to the Ian furlong,
when Bergen cut. loo-e with Loantaka, and
it was allover. With space-killing strides
he passed borne after horse. amid plaudits
of winners and beers alike, and won,a
length tilltl it half from Major Dome, who
beat (bruins a length for the place. Then
mine Flujnmes. Ikuupu-t. 'l'crmy. Riley,
lloumtb, [more hen-is und Tm Tray in the
til’lli‘l’ named.
The fractional time of the men was:
Quarter, 0:23 1-5; half, 0:31: throequnrterrl,
1:15: mile and a quarter, 2117. The startera,
use. jockeys and but trotting ore no follow»:
huntnku (3:. Benton. to to l: lajor Demo
,5», Mortin. liltul; CM!“ .5). Tami, a) to 1;
Vitamin UH. Barnes. iii to 1; Banquet. it).
llnmmon, ill to l‘. Tenny r5), l. Murphy. 4 to 5;
Riley (I). Uvertou. a) t.) l: Dcnmth (it, lhrggett,
is to l: hum Lewis it). Taylor. Ill) tolg'l'oa
'l‘r-r. Uh. “militia. no.1.
BRlDGEPERT'S POLICE MUDDLE.
All Quiet in the Clty. but the Illitary
Ready for Duty.
ltuxnorzmur. Conn, June lit—There was
no decided change in the police muddle
situation yesterday further than that all
was quiet in and about the pollw station.
The old board of police commissioner: in-
structed the firemen who refuued to do
duty under Chief Rylanis to report for
duty at 12 o'clock. Two of them did so
nod the chief refused to recognire them
Th; others learning of the rofueal of their
companions did not report.
Prosecuting Attorney Chamberlain bur.
issued wurmnts for the armt of the live
patrolmen on the charge of disobeying the
mayor's orders. The nuiyor will endeavor
to keep the station house and the green in
from clear of Ipectatore. The two com-
pnuiu of the machine gun platoon of tho
Fourth regiment, C. N. (i, anembled at
the armory at ti o’clock hurt evening randy
to report to the mayor’a call if needed.
No general outbreak tafoarod at present.
Counsel forthe old Democratic board of
police have brought two actions in the
courts against Chief Kylauirs, which serve
to the his band: until the one is tried.
The case will be heard next Tuesday. Cap
tain Pinkerton in acting chief at present
under the directlon of the mayor. The
police detail was sent out int evening as
usual and good outer prevailed. The
military anaemblod at it o’clock, but at 9
o'clock they ‘ ere relieved from duty until
further ordcra'. ' ‘ " ' ' '
GLEN ECHQ cuAfirAUaun.
n5 Nuw‘ heart Opened, ltaar tho 8r
Ito-ll Capitol. '
Wasrrrxorox, June 17.—~ln an immune
amphitheater, over coo foot in diameter
and coating over 0150.000, the opening ex-
arches of the National Chautauqua at
Glen Echo were held in the rescue: of an
audience of moral th They
were prodded over by Rev. A. ll. (llllet.
f). D.. chancellor of Chautauquu, who-i
experience an field mercury oftho original
Chautauqua fit- him admirably for the
poaltion. Tho feature of the day run the
adduu of Rev. '1‘. llaWitt Tainan. who
Ipoka for An hour. lla touched upon the
MIIDIII which m but now noon
the attention of the rollgloua world, and
loot Int lcrvoataar.
N“! You. Juno iii—Tho court of
gnuddmmmm
on ii men conviction W
Johannllmguudoowthoaportbof ao-
mhymuitgototheponlteatlory.
wuoonvictodotvlolatinuholawunlnu
lnoltlunporaomtouulawfulam antiwa-
mmMthlm.tom-m
moonlukwoll'iblaad.
n tin-Sin on noun no...
83w Your, Jun 11. limit at
Maroon the New 2;?”
income» compute . hat
Ilium
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Wm“... u rm mun.
Maui, u resolver.
mmwms'nwwi‘muur nonunion
pylng moron, Baron \‘ou Berle la
lie I: to Lead the Ohio Repub-
beans.
4 proton» mm. rot mun.
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m M‘T'lflaflW-WW
'ravd la use nomadic-pouch.
Cow‘irws, 0., June 175-4“: capitalof
theBuckeyo state in bubbling over with
Ropublicanentbunlusmtodoy. Themwd
gathered hero in the largest that has been
drawn together by any political state eon.
- ,_ vention nineowar
‘ tints. Thellon of
the hour to Major
William McKin-
ley; whoa: nomi-
nation for t h a
head of the ticket
will he made to
day by acclarna~
lion. Ilia name
. .and bin familiar
. \ 3,, fentureoaroeva-
"‘4‘: where to be seen.
The most popular
badge is a sheet of
. tin plate, t w o
--_ ' 1 inchoosquara,
quran u‘nrsutr. with the inocrip
tlon, "William McKinley. champion of
protection, nominated and elector! 1&1.
American tin." A hearty reception was
accorded the excongremmau on his or-
rivnl. lie ruched the city shortly after
ll {o'clock on a Nicolai train of fifteen
coaches. Accompanying was the entire
Stork county delegation. The trip wan
one continuous ovation to the prospective
nominee.
Cheer-a for Harri-on and Sharla-Ir.
it we '1:l0 o’clock when the Republican
note mumittee was called to order by L.
W. King. Colonel Conger, chairman. being
absent. Mr. King congratulated the con-
vention upon the fact that the Republi-
cans of Ohio upheld the clean, conservative
and level headed administration of the
pment president of the I'uited States.
Three cheers, twice rermtcd, wcn: then
given for President ilarrimn. The men-
tion of Senator Shannon's name, however,
brought out applause lustingtwice no long.
Colonel Bob Nevin, upon being introduced
as temporary chairman, received an on
lion. lilo addre- wue :1 defense of the Re
public-n party, both in note and federal
alfnira. When Mr. Nevin concluded hla
speech it was decided that 9o'clock should
in an hour for l-rnbling today. At 3:10
we convulsion-Konrad ‘
A Defeat for Senator Sherman.
“hen the. convention was called to order
today Asa Bushnell, of Springfield, um
mode permanent chairman of the Hcpub
limo convention. It took the committee
just lonydlve minutes but night to nutm-
its mun. The remit is u signal defeat for
Senator John Shernmn und :1 correspond»
ing victory for Joseph ll. Forukcr. The
latter had eighteen members of the com-
mum out of twenty~une. Sin-mum was
note-Yen placed in nomiruuiou, although
it bad all along been umlcrotmxl that in
coming here an a delegate at large he had
exliected to preside (“for the gathering.
This means that no nzmlution indorsing
John Sherman for senator will be sub-
mitted today. lib: punt cuticle, bower ,
may be approved by a perfunctory mog-
tiou. chtcrdny the anti-Sherman feeling
was scarcely apparent, now it overshadow"
even the contested portions of the ticket.
Sherman's friends have made a magnifi-
cent struggle to secure the indomumnt of
the convention for his candidacy for re
election, but the odds are against them by
a large majority.
“aberrant-’- Sun "on Mt."
To quotca delegate who is a power in
his county: “Sherman‘s sun bus set.” The
senator himwelf realizes that it Is undesir-
able to force mutton. to an issue at this
time. and intimate friend-i report him on
nylon (but he would prefer to step aside
for good rather than endanger the bar—
mony of the party.
Are the Knlghta Against loin-toy?
Agoud deal of six-culutiou wan calico-l by
theatrivul in the afternoon of Hugh Cav-
nnagb. wort by foreman of the Knights of
Labor. and W. lfuyoa, of Pbilmlelpbln. a
member of the executive board. Both
llltted around the lobbies of the hotels,
and at times con fern-d with delegates that
wore the tin badge.
The general impression in that their
visit hos relation to the throatu of a boy-
cott by the order on hchinloytbat have
been nmdo growing out of the troubles in
the government printing omen nt Wash-
ington. lloth Hayes and his colleague,
however, over that they have no ink-mt
or indlllentlou with the present polltlctd
situation.
tanker Matteo a Spa-oh.
Major McKinley!" tendered a largely
’ dad Mpdoubythe, Random,-
socmbonw W-flflhwfi‘ .
, draw. , l’o or‘nrrlvpd “40:15
we we . atomic;
B button fully aqua to. boot to
Major McKinley earlier In the day.
When the Neil llouto wan reached be
[nude a brief address. in which, nlluding
to the prevailing topic. be laid he had no
pemnnl motives to grind or to nerve. All
he wanted won the good will of hi: party
and of bio fellow men. ll be had the good
will. then other In could have or -
thing elite. p00]! 0'7
IN THE STANDARD'B GRIP.
unma- on ltptntlora wit-t the In:
luaopaly Abolish“.
illnurl, Juno t'l’.-'l‘ho mint-tor of con»
our
With this object in view thtBtnndurd
Odom yhmpomd to haveohtainod
control punhalo of all the petroleum
Motor-plying tutu-nu the United Bram
radii-mo pom-rid tobofomlug the
Dutch and German hnporion inform
Mummhnndw throatrolot the
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fibula“, hair cutting. etc.
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(Emma-JR”? whit-Mills, faster-
loooor. nlou end W ter 0!
no.8, ll. lClifford: office. in drool:- 2t.
HIGKWOOD “our. loin
”'8“ch WAN!“-
UMAR W. 0. Ionic urn bl: -k.li.fl.
qulnmufln'ndau. etc. «on adv.) I
st. 8.x. A. 8. “command. 70m
BARGAINS I
BUY
MILLINERY
«TO-DAY. .
$1.00 Hats, 490.
w
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FLOWERS
you to take them away}
Trimmed Hats from 980 up.
Wooden Waterpails, 90 each.
value 37%0, 190 each;
90 pair.
cost!
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Real rotate: luveotrnentr. gum '
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commence om mace nau-
ummfnwwa soup-a.
WOWLITAN unmooon-un .
loot-tantrum. n5
PEOPLE'S LIFE 1N8. 00.1110. “Wuhm:
50c Hats, 250.
Of ' all descriptions at prices so
cheap it is simply asking
Rockingham . Ware Teapots,
1 gal. Glass Oil Cans 296 each.
Gents’ Half-Hose, 150 quality
All Millinery Heduoed To
uggraonxgmg H
NORWALK LOCK 00. 8.31.
lfl Chambero It.
mum anon.
nfirmna acumen. on o s. . . u... m *- amnion». nonwanxmox women. .
w meow». ”condom. sonwux rm: ms. co. 2:. la moon-rm no" . . ‘ .
narrow”: or empty. burineurinoolmtlouutltandiuglaaclahu and Im-
momma. a. Knight 1r.
chiuorrmndomlflr. roughing
Brannon. toNorth '
boots, than.“
thou
wanna.
AWSON, A. 150 sin-t N.
stables. limb. , clam.
mum-r &
clfiwm from.
A AT JUD ’80”th "no
apocially. “'3an at, 3% opp.
CARR. Wlldu” if Boned
4, linens-its.
LOCKWOOD L Wubinxton 3‘.
fine meats. flab. oyoteru. elaraa.
SMITHS WASHINGTON militflw
’l'lCE a N No. u . man:
poultry. lites?!iglholcnc‘aunit’s.R .
WEB J. P. 12 Main It N. chuloaraaatl.
ponlBtrFyif'fish, vegetables. etc.
lUniBZB DRAW a mango mu.
YDALL Mlllb. . tfmhor
“flab or w'usrkod to ofigr.mmtflnml
HAWKS AND annulus.
SEYMOUR. HENRY. on West we. 8.3L All
kinds of stone mama «intranets taken.
SMITH. WILLIAM ll. RWcat It. 3. N. Job-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND 6mm
BATES, P. W. Water at, N. manufwtnrcr d
flue marble (lulu
stonmi‘keo-fnfllm work. M h
MEN'S 0811111138.
COMSTOCK BROS. Masonic butld' 1th. it So.
Main it. 5.52 Gentlunen'a funds on goods.
YRAXCIS CO. \V .
hats, gent‘lremen‘g‘furhl‘ay‘hinn‘ggfsnalkalndgm
nncum 1111038-
Gl'SOWsK E. at Wall at N. A perfect fit
mmnt : the latest utylesalways at hand.
KOCOUR. Ellxo. Main at. S. N. Fine tali-
orlug a specialty. Repairing. etc.
IIIJJKBBY.
material used if d
“Old Staten Inland Drains '
unstc moans... .
GIBSOX. ALEX 8. Z! Norwin at, N. Plano,
organ and harmony. ’ ‘
ors-rzn rum-nus arm n ‘
H0\"l',.“'. u. .t sex. 124 Water at. S. . «not
of Raymond.) Planters. e rteraand whole-
sale deplete in native oys _
REED a: HOUSMAN, 131 Water st, S.N. Han-
ters and shippers of Norwalk oysters.
VAX SAME. J. L. k (‘0. l’. 0. box we. N.
rammvs as» looms. ’
NORWALK PATTERN WORKS
thurpe. prop, Riverside ave 5.x: Hour-rhea:-
ing a specialty. by steam. hot water a hot
mr. References: Norwnlk Lock Com .
mil-arm: Dr. liobannnn, (steam); H. l. -
um. lstennu; John ’l‘ryon, that air); Willi-In
ll. Smith. (steam); Grace Church. thotalr);
and many others. '
, PAINI‘EBS- -
BRAIXARD. F. C. " Waterst, N. glut”
Paint. gold and silver signs a speiéfi . '
OSTERBANK 630. ll. 1' Water at 8. Bonn
and sign painter, paper hanger. decorator.
P110106
XORTll. G. s. 78
quality only. and that thebeet.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \i'. (1. office 45 and l' \Vaslnngt' on L.
S. N. Noun; 9 to 10. l to 3,": to 8. I
PIAXO TENER 8 REPAIREB.
HESDEE. C. F. cor Wall and Knight “AN. All
dealer in pianos. organs. sheet music, etc.
.ffl
SOFT" Xillfii'AlJi PLATINH ('0. 49 “’nter
31. All kiudsot elu'tmplnting done, llehing
and refinishing of all kinds of metal’uauogla.
WOODWARD, E. A. No. Moln .8.th
rent and building lot: for wigs l0
RESTAURANTS-
at all hours. Strictly first claaein arm
opt-ct. A few table boarders “ha.
if)‘ the best. priirenthe lowest. Open
sermons. , . . ~
mum's, Miss menu x. r luau
boarding and day schoolfgsligring 1mm Q.
HRS. MEAD‘S SCHOOL for girls '
SHOR'I'HAND m mu-wnrnitw .
LM'oER's BLOCK. 8. n. c. r. Plum Pith.
Day and evenlnzacsaiopa. Send furc H" .
emu Hermann rum ‘
NORWALK max WORKS COMPANY , The
Writer st, 8. N. m Railroad 2'
erminrsnrr flour 21mm ‘
LAYTUN, J A003 H. Wanhl oust um P.
s..\'. Pam ticketndraftungy orddn (mag
81'0“ I)
FERRIS. JOHN H. ft Washl 8.x.
brick, lime, cement. hair, pmf“ alao
.uomoN. JOHN B. B T lor ve u N
Also layer of concrete wake. . n G. 8.
movies. RANGES AND HEATI'IB.
KETI‘VHL'M. MNDON ” HIV ‘ - .
on movers and IllbllJEIlel’BqI.kl£ hula.” ’1
POWELL. J. W'. a Washington at. ti. N. ‘ ' F
TRUCKING. J
MORTONJ ( )HN “Taylor avenues.“ Light
and heavy trucking promptly all to.
WDIII'I'AIHIBD. . , ‘
JENNING J. D llona . Kilfiutu
deuce 3 Edit! at. litml‘elephoa. ‘
Jnhlllrt‘E. 61:0. in h'o. Mala rt. 8. N. 0pm
at all houro. - i ‘,
RAYMOND. one. run and to thin ‘ .
lie-idem 1 Berkeley u. Wit-l.“ R_
#330211!!pr "yt"“‘an.
.... Ammo:
rurarwe Aurora-fire, 1.1 a
mean fltoumihns’l’ickoto—Lablnond
Dram for £1 a
mm: . err o W
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7?; no not: Ill on.
if Illil Findings. , ;
r.lilmmlfl&tcutlon‘lmtonfldfl¥ Plea.
at run: mum. — tibitiiiiflbbim
warn mammalian-O on. .. -
ALBIN MALMO.
r nm‘i‘"mu’"“i""'“
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nonunion» .coaud'kouodnm MM
some minnow". m m.
Bonthliawaik. .30“!
8001'" “I'll! “III“ I‘ll.
51 Washington siren. ' ' ’
Open dull! from ".0 13a. ”lid!
ill
p.tn.,andon8a yummy}.
w'tatomtallowtoamk
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HMBU WM. 1U W
brldxc.8.N'." ””1”!”thme
ington nt.8.N.meata. poultry for fatally “i .
course. R. u. mill-in st,S. N. Ladies own “
n-r‘cu onrzsnr “Wall 3. for I
. hr. at. finer .
Wadiingto‘ 3 st. B.N. 0n.
PLAT [Slit GOLD, SI LVEII AND NICKEL '.
r'i
nvxone. r. r. 9 Railroad Place. 8. N. ate-n '
l.-
mxrrsnrznrrnmrmsz-r.s.x ' ’ '
infill.
and '
ladies. Hillside, x. Sprmammmnm_
REAL urn-rt: noun. . c ’ 4
LATTDXJACOBH. with ‘m‘ "air”
3.x. Property forsale. boogie rations 5, ”'4’
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