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AxurwslklaaP-hod Mariano-
, llvsrksllrosd'l‘ratn-
John J.Cox, a bra- Inonlder in the
employof the Norwslk Lock company,
who liver in llailroodsfinumflorwalk,
weutto hollows Miler York.
latelalt nightmith his nose and arm
, hokonandotherwieeansidu’ablybrub'
maxed. “immedlhathé had been
mad front a northbound Harlem
Rivertraiowhilothetrain was posing
orertbc Harlem bridge. Cox aye he
jumpedo‘uthetraio thinking itwasgo
ing to New Haven. and that the brake
ninnordered him all. Coxmid howould
gctolf neeoon asthe traioreached the
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Coroner Levy Will 12th the
no. roar cox omens m not;
4 ‘ Body Today.
more Assuusr.
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no... out onus-u wuuu ltaow
”Ewen-d at‘ tho ill“ alas Iso-
1 SOUTH NORWALK.
lawn and All or Ills wit-eases. * ‘
‘ a... tips: If? sumac-rum.
“Millikan-load. Winding
“whaviagm- Arrested.
3mm ”Haley
1.00! a blacktlyli: “than?”
(watchinghoropportunity toavcugcthe
a-anltnpon herhuobsnd. Last even.
‘lng‘tbinposmetoacrisia. Haley,who
lira near the Norwalk Gm company’s
works. was on his way up town. when.
he motoredlfra. Cox walking up' and
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SMITH'SWAM
WILS-
1103 a NARI” Maia
poultry.otc. flattening“
WEBBEKJ. P. 13w ’3”
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3'" amazing lav-nth anomaly. ,
Detective Arnold of Bridgeport, is‘in
town to-dav.
M. Clifford Pardon haamurned from
a visit in North Haven.
Edwin Carlo-r, of the borough. In con
templating a trip to Burning:
1h. Walters. Mills, of New York. is
'1
timaod the United States consnlhsrs
loss notknowwheroaho is. American
machsnto advlss motobernuteaotions
inwhatlwritoholns.
“Borne-sy Hippolyto wouldnothesltato
toshootaoAuuriosntfho-ravolyoilond
use vo '. July lt.—-'l'he body of llsrrbl
A. Sailor. one of the four murderers who
was olectrocnwi at Sing sing last 'l'uoo'
day morning, will he exhumed today at
Woodlawn cemetery by Coroner levy and
‘-\
down the street you berhaby inher
snot. Whenlialoypsnedher she spit
athim,atthesametimererusrkingtlmt
hohadliokedher husband but thatho
oouldu'tlickher. Haley, without furth-
uwordnwslkedou.
MmCocrtheolsidher-childonwpileof
, picked up a barrel stave and
attacked Haley, hitting him over the
‘_ .hudandfaoe. Haley did thehothe
oouldtodefendhimoelfbut wm unable
toward ofl'theblowsand wrangled
when Michael Debney appeared and
next station. This did not satisfy the
hrakemau. and he pushed Cox from tlw
train. which was moving rapidly. Cox
was stunned by the fall and upon recov-
ering oonsciousoear beiook nNew Haven
train for the Grand Central depot. and
from there to the hospital. where his in-
juries were attended to. Dr. 'l‘ittcring-
ton. who attended Cox. said his injuries
were serious. Cox any he can identify
the brakeman.
Cox will be remeurhemd as the man
whoesrriedaronndnblnckercforsome
vieiting John ll. Knapp. Wort went.
Herbert VanNm. of Berkeley street.
Mia Florence Smith. of Clinton. N.Y.,
is visiting Mia Mary P. Pardon, of North
Main street.
1|ka Bakerand son Charles,“
West street, have returned from a visit
in Plainfield.
Mutt]. 8. Khuballnndfaruilynillain
street, Norwalk. are spending a few days
ed the governmaut. These also to whom
talked
guild quickly force ms to loaro their
were ' on showingthedesd lathe streets
streyed by order of tho government
l!!- .
"lsend yous tow photographs. Afsw
y to, but all the plates were do
"No proclamation has been issued do
fleeing the withdrawal of martial law, u
tablbhed on May es, and the town is still
virtually governed by it. Six thousand
troops occupy the city and armed soldiers
an autopsy Inado by Dr. William 1'. Jon-
klna. tho coroner's physician. The coroner
ssidthlsmornlagthsthewssnowsureof
llhptllttou in takingtbe step be basin the
Boston Store.
I. II.- latched I!) the Low.
He said: "I have not been consulting
with the district attorney or any lawyer.
but 1 have been looking up the law and
fully ballots that l amln the right. and
that every good citiseo will uphold me in
taking the step i have This' Is an aflair
which interacts every man in Sew York
stato.aod I intend to find out whatno-
fllrred behind the dark walls at Sing Sing
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wanna nwmomg:
RANDALL’S Ill ‘,
rough or war
reasons alto
SEYMOUR. HENRY. lI‘Wosts
kinds of star-erosion
SMITH. WILL!“
our
mAn’crsnéo. aw. NH
hatngentlensn‘amrm
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patrol the streets during the entire night.
“Malonewl‘iY
separated them. Mrs. Cox at once took
matures to have Haley arrested and
thin, morning he was before Justice
Coolidge, who thoroughly investigated
the ease and decided that Haley was the
‘ , aggrieved person rather‘thnn the aggres-
sor anddiecharged him. Haley will'now
probably have Mrs. Cox armted.
The Cox and Haley families are neigh-
bors. living on Railroad avenue, Nor—
walk. Cox went to a New York hospital
some time ago to be treated for a tumor
which he claimed was growing on his
head. The first none of him since his
fracas with Haley was an account of his
being thrown from a train, printed in
the New York paper’s this morning. and
which unicorn is another column.
ammo in no wooos.
The Ha- wko Broke Open Hrs. Gallagher's
trust Door csphredsadSe-ttIN-n.
Arthur leery, the young hatter who
rmz'lwkeiu the front door of Mrs. Anus
'Gallsgher’a house on Union avenue.
Norwalk. yesterday morning. was
captured in the afternoon by Officer
Howard. hiding in the woods near the
borough reservoir. Leary was taken
before Justice Austin. who lined himt‘:
Intimate and sentenced him to thirty
days in jail, on two counts.
Leary, it scents, drew a ucwiug mu-
ebinaat afairondpreeentcd it too
younglady withwhom he was keeping
company. Subwrueutly they had a
qlnrrel and she went away, leaving the
unethical lira. Gallagher's, where she
boarded. Yesterday morning. securing
the athlete of an crpreseman, hary
went to the house after the machine.
lléceiving no response to his repeated
knocking at the door. he picked up an
an which lay in the yard and
time, given him by Andrew Haley. of
Winnipauk who new him of hang a
reporter for a Bridgeport Sunday pap".
POST OFFICE BUSINESS.
ill-ll Matter Delivered anal Collected In
South Narwflk.
As the counting of mail matter was
discontinued July I. the following will
show the count at the South Nonvnlk
pout afilcc for the year:
Deliveriw—Registcrnl rm ; letters. 27 .-
550: poetab. 41,412: other matter. 146.300.
Collected—local lotto-rs. #582: mil
letters. M3301: local [axial-s, 20.514; mail
Millie. l5.8‘2l:0thcr matter. 5.100. To
tel 637. Still.
The amount last year was till id].
The above' Is about one half the ac tool
amount handled, for out of town Inuil
matter dropped in the ofiico and that re-
ceived from other elm-es Io be forwarded
are not counted.
There were 8,206 pouches sent out and
8.513 pouches received.
All Outing Among the llurkleherry llllls.
Wnytc A. Raymond. chairman of the
home committee of the South Norwnlk
club. invilcul tlu- committee and the
treasurer of the club to a day‘s outing.
They loft at [0:30 to visit the city reser-
voir. with a full stock of chcmicnlr for a
thorough analysis of what Mr. Raymond
facctiously culls Trowbridgc's aqua im-
purn. It is said that Mr. Raymond av
pires to the position of Water (‘ouIIII'nI-
Ditmt‘r, and is laying wires to nun-cod Mr.
Trowhridgc. This is {turret politicfl in-
formation. aud when Mr. 'l‘mwhridgc
Icarus of the designs of he; cutertuim-r to—
day. he will be convinced tluIt not own
the ckiuest friend is to be trusted in poli-
tics. Mr. Harrison says it is again.-
Norwalk for a few days. the guest of
friends on Main atrcet
is spending the week with her grand
mother' at Ridge field.
log her uncle In Danbury, thu- past week,
returned bdrm Monday.
B. K. [.ockworul a: to. in spcudingn few
wmks in the Admndncku. .
Middletown. N. ii, are visiting the Misses
Thomton. South Main street.
home from Europe, having ahandondcd
his intention of visiting Rome.
spending a few weeks with her nurther.
Mrs, Sarah Smith. on Ann street.
mart tomorrow on a week's
which he will spend in Lynn; Maui
taking his annual vocation of two week».
ill-will spend it in North Wilton. Brunch-
villc. ltidgclichl and Cannons.
Willis \Vmulwunl.
ore residing with Mrs. “Wall's parrot»
Elie}; Jennie McKay, of Stamford, is in
Miss Maud Shermiod. of lanes plow.
Min; Annie Doyle. who has been l'Bll'
James W nod. a plumber employed by
Eli-ores Emma and Anna ThnyI-r. of
BishopMcMahou is now on his way
uh... a. J. Hilton. of Brooklyn, is
J. Walter Pegg. of Brut Kormdk. will
vacation.
Morris Sloan clerk for E \. Sloan. is
E. A. \Vtxalwltnl. Otto llartlml and
with their families.
will leave town tomorrow for a four
weeks' trip to the Thousand blonds.
Mr. and Mm. damn. Wood,Jr.. have
returned from their wedding tour and
Mr. and Mn. Joseph (‘03. Rotnn llill
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benedict. of
East Norwnlk. and Mm. Fri-d Quinlard
Mrs. Manuel Hatch. )TuI-I Sit-Ii.» R. t ioluh-n
and Howard Holmes, of this city, are
defying the humidity at "The Knob"
this afternoon.
“Parson round in tho streets after 9
o'clock at night are subject to arrest and
imprisonment until the following day at
least
"Hippelyto has the ruling hand for the
moment. made doubly strong by tbs
hatchery of May 3 But while it hasbad
ly frightened and intimidated his enemies
and has «muted his own party more
strongly. ithaealsoaddedtothosplrlt of
hatred and desire for revenge entertained
by his opponents.
" '.Mr Douglasshasnot proved to be a
complete success as minister to this
country. lie hsaid to have not only al-
lowed himself to be swayed by llsytisn
influence but has given more attention to
the question or the elevation of the negro
and his mental and physical ability as
compared to that of the white man, and
to the study of the llsytlsn and American
negro. than to the questions gravely ai-
fectlng United States interests to this to
public."
Iippolyta Fears llsclo San.
N" You, July ia——'l’ho Atlas lino
noilstosmAthn-touchedatilsyti isle
in June sndlearnod that Minister Doug-
lssshsdlstthisposthseausothe lisytlou
government did not care to mobs
lupus-talked the UnitadStatoa. Hippo-
lyts fears the l' nitod States. and in order
to avoid interference of any kind from
this government would sacrifice official
intercourse with it.
Disoroditsd st Uaahlngtoa.
Wssulsorox, July it. —— The reports
brought to Sew York by s steamer from
Hayti that Minister Douglass left his post
at Port-su-Prince because the llaytian
representative of the United States and
desired to break ofl all intercourse with
this country are discredited at the depart-
ment of state.
IT is ”CAMP LEON ABBETT."
Io- Girt's soldiers Honor low Jersey's
Governor.
nu Um VJ July 14.«Camp Leon
Abbott wu formerly opencdheruyester
day with various interesting errata
At 11 o'tlock the Fourth regiment oi
Jenny City, Colonel P. Farmer Warn.
government did not rare to recognize a '
last Tuesday morning."
Warde- llrowu lust Talk.
The inquest will he held next Monday
morning. The coroner aaya he will have a
jury composed of intelligent radical men
and ol-rtrical experts to sit at the inquest.
811W will he served on the witnesses
who were present at. the electrocution at
Sing Sing and Warden Brown sotne time
during the week.
I. Right to lulu-a fi-Ilor.
Ausxv, July 1s~5tate Attorney Gen
oral 'l‘abor was asked what he thought of
Crooner Levy's assertion that he would
aubbct the body of limiter. the murderer.
toau autopsy and hold an inquest upon
it and compel the witnesses to the execu—
tion-tote“ all they knew and saw. lle
nld: “Coroner bevy can do no such thing.
liehss no more right to touch the body
than he has to go into a cemetery in this
city and drag out the remains of people
buried fifty years ago. Thooilice of wr-
ists:- is liminsi by statute, and he can only
examine in case s complaint ii made and
hadrons it saspicima in this case. on
dsr tbs hwsolthsststqthernau has
best: executed. and physicians appointed
sndorthelawksroeortitled octothe
aortas of death.
Nothing to Do with the Case.
”It does not matter, even if thereon was
routed to death. as long as the warden
complied with the law. The death certifi-
cate. with the result of the autopsy. is filed
in New York county, and the coroner has
nothing to do in the on». No complaint
has been made, and he is suing entirely
without reason. ldon't think he wtll push
the molten",
‘l’he Bar Association to Act.
Secretary 1. ll. Proctor, of the New
York State liar Wistion. is of the opin-
ion that the action of Lawyer llaire in up.
pooling the electrocution cases to the
United States tupremc court for what
Issued to be purposes of delay only‘
will he called to the attention at the ox-
oentive committee of the association.
which meet- here to a few days. He added
that the committee's action has already
been outlined in the shape of a memorial
asking congress to take such steps as will
natrict apprafa'in such closet.
of advertising? Our answer is:
Worth advertising.
bargain at your store. and when reaching there they find they
have been misled.
REPRESENTS EVERYTHING JUST AS IT IS.
will be found to be worth your time and attention:n
the value as well as we do. which is i‘ch.
w: ill nun ASKEIIW
Which do you find to be the most profitable way
1st. Noose in advertising at all unless you have Something
2d. Never advertise what you have not got.
3d. Never-mislead people in supposing they will find a great
4th. THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE ALWAYS
The following goods are greatly reduced and
Sc buys the choice of all our bcst Dress (liughauns. You know
GUSOWSKI E. :l W )
guaranteednh
K0001! F. on
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I
orsnn PM
new W H. t .
yrnond. l m
colors in native oysters.
tenant!
PAT!“ AND
XORWALK PAWW' - '
if; ‘ili‘mfim’mn
In
rum .
BRAlXABD. I. C. . "W '
Paint. gnldand
OhTEflllAXK 030.“ H- I
$1.1m.” “mumu‘w
N0RTll.G.PS.1 Wadilm 8. 8.
quality only. and that t at.
PHYSICIANS.
5. 2s. Bounlltoltl “03." a fol.
PIANO TUNER 8 "PAIR“.
BINDER C. F. corWallsndKnlght ll.
dealer in pianos. organs.sheet mote.
conuxnnnunusstnlt I”
Fl'mllfl Admin-us all '
“01d Staten WW '
new a llOUSlAg.‘ .llthtu m are. ,.
vAs xmm 1.x.oco. r. aunt-an."
minim
Eh.
Burke W. (‘.. otlcetliand 4" Washington at.
All
« PLATI\G—60LD. Sfl.‘ mason-:1“
hroheopen the door. Not findmg' tlic _. . . . - . - - . . auosrusxm sunrise" It
machine “I“; he expected to liebegun playcdhctwccu gentlemen. but no gcn~ Mrs. Ida Anisdcu. who hm been “,.. ser commanding. reached the camp THE DUKE CLOKED HER. 4' k B?“ quill") lfi-lllcll Lotion DIaptl' per P190" ”flue 590‘ LfiDER‘S BLOCK. some f.
tlcmnu will steal the tilaktrl. But trump mm. of her father. J_ M. Aim-aim! TM "Clown mustered about 275 ram! "Gotham". .
tobre’ak open another door. but lilopllt‘tl
when In. Gallagher made her ymwm e
known from behind the door. Theor-
refined h take the machine
last Iva-lag at the Driving l'arh.
Theattondaoceat the track war quite
lario anti! Int evening. The racing
quot. however. marl to have been
won loom to he no arm jmpm'»
dhd. Nevsrtholeto llam- waa erasurh
dltlsfttoniakethotneetsninwreoting
did sol-rm! tutttlng.
A will” race will take place a week
frosllattudsy afternoon between law
”‘0 If“ 0.. 1.3. Woodhull}
‘ “maybetiwinmdectm or
llamday afternoon um for
Hmtm A. 0. K. oftholl.(!..
i‘E
mm. ”W" “K 1 carried t. l shortJhrveis m ,‘
"f“? ,. , timbsrrsfttraulghtodsboattwotalles domain-1:: m “51;”! nwmm.i’s..lal “mm
mamas-stunner. enema“. Neck. ltwnntingm “mum.“ «.th «unpainte- , my“
halt muons-am Huntington Mme-trunnion mama m. W ”wrhfia” “do“:
titsurhavewlthdrswa rm whom-utenmwfllmmoum 'fll ! ”a all!“
“NWO!” fimmwmm it mmauuusrshm. to soars Maroon
‘ mmmxmmmm Mm Jane. the harem. fell ,...“ emu-rand. 4n m
“Willie-am ,
, unwound-Immune...» Ins-fl he! “3"...“ III? £93
Won-flamenco. hhfihamm'W-hmm , .
, A roll mum-Itmhfilse 'molflu-Wm .
W, ofiwfim whichltmosummdosthem erratum
cards should not be displayed and the
best hands must be well played. llr.
Raymond thinks hehas the cards. and‘
Arrested [or root Drlrlsg and ‘kheft
John Sluitcry mm arrested this morn-
ing by timetable Umkwood for {out driv-
ing and theft. "0 won taken before
for trial 'l‘lumalay morning at 9 o’clm-k.
The theft was monmittml on April o.
the day young slattel'y took one of
the way. told the fruit. nearly killed the
1m. and returned home after being
outall night. He then loft town and
didnotshow up." until nwntly. Jinan
gentleman running down West avenue
mtemlthehmsndptdled thocortsin
down. The blame woo earned by the
wind blowiaga lace curtain against a
candle. 'l‘ltellrealamwasrungfm
lies Maud the departmt Impound
promptly, but their mines were not
needed. 'l‘hodsmsgewssmyslight.
(leery;- it. llsshmt the lmmgh. who
extinguished the fire. had one of his
blohandsburited.
‘ hoary's It. Iat't night“.
At son-rt last evening.
'lb Ana-la hr s~ Petite looting.
MMmithmetlsthew
l.’ ohm menu». for the [not two wwku.
returned to her home in \‘l'mt Randolph.
\'t.. this morning. She was act-«unpa-
tleorgs saith Dull-es to none as I’Ivsi
Lieutenant of Cot-pony I.
(‘nptnin It. M. lbw. of Company F. is
was lau-iy elected first lieutenant of
l’omynny I“, has notified the adjutool
gem-ml that he will not carpi the ap-
tforpornl snarling and theme] menu-n-
aut E. ii. Aiken are engaged today
arranging the lists of the dinereut
woodman as toaot men residing near
Walter L. Main" circus will exhibit at
well monumental-d. and in addition to s
ismvkledtointerestthecbildren. The
price of admin-ion is very resiouslile
Auerclnugs says: “l’roliahlyaoslm
tlistnersppesrtd inflow Urban in:
given such universal satisfaction. The
ternnisrveiraat‘theonlyonethstcss
usatsndclmusssnyevoreeeuhenand
theadverthsdprogrammw-eomflete-
hytleldcothlshoan Agar-taghost
Wamuimk sndtholsddsr coat-
MMWWflMNWw‘
men. and was pleaded by a line
drum and life corpssnd bugle corps.
A few minutes later the Second batv
talion. commanded by fJeutenant Colonel
25 strong. commanded by lJeuteuant
Colonel Moray.
'5st came the GatlingGun Company A.
Veteran Waves. of Elisabeth. command-
lnthstnorntngwhatlnlght havobooua
[anneal-aim to Dorm K
his Nebsksr. has completed its work. The
first rsterlng perfmasnrea wit st
all onthotrsos
M la the story the
Tolls.
XIV YORK. J uly lt ——Micheline l-‘crriere.
whnhsa been employed as maid by the
W ifs’s laid
Thudnchsso was soon at her hotel in re
goal to the matter and said the girl's
charxtswere untrue. ller husband. she
said. had discharged the girl for insoleaco.
thnhs ioiormed her of her dismiual
was necessary to keep the woman from in:
luring more.
the money in the treasury
rot the once to the United
Statsatroasaror from air. Huston to Mr.
too. auntie};
0
total amount oi money counted was “it,
m (llotluis Pine cheaper than kindling wood at 10 dozen for be
mm.mm-rmmn1.u unwi- haly- , , ,, , him. ... hr ml otheriu the minute. Thiswill mt ”l“ “'5' “w "t "w . - ' -
luau lloyts me. it a especial heard in» ml. min Mm ” mule i: verymrauem-eew ’ hilaodemetlslared flhsmWater and Lemollwlo 39'" 1-09.
Mothsrllvtly contests will take place WJJ;E;:‘:I quickly when called out ontherintdrill. qufi ”Wit!!!“ Mimi?" " l ”"7““ 5" ”"5' l “'
. 3’1 h ,u n . _.- ”hi—3a “um“... .. 4x at! . '
mu. m. tn w Its n. “9;“,th ”film" 3: b. c _ Dinner Plates 5c
A lortaso in a Halo ltool.
bgtalnttltrnnks. Tholhllrflstho money
"momsshshsndisdtboiundsotths
per pair.
pr: pared to ncccpt any oilcr for same.
qualities.
of the prices on this stock:
Misscs‘ lpwich Fast Black Hose. 1 pairs l'ic, ,rcgulag value :1
(Ihoit'c of Ladics’ :Z‘l ._.c quality of FAItcv Hose. 256 p9? l;
Laldics’ Rib Vests for 5c.
luncy Rut-hing choice for tic. xper yard of our it and 15c.
(‘nnl Ruching 3c per yard. value 7c.
Six Stone Pendant Chain [70.
Best Quality English Book Pius tic.
We would mention right here. that the bottom has dropped out
lce Cream Freezers way down.
Good Round Wash Boilers 350 each.
SOUTH NORWALK.
83 Washinvlon Sinai.
"got; no:
‘ygiffh‘ H; ,l‘;
SIMI
tins stereo
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