i
4,
.4.
III
' Just then loomed up. The propeller
Wm
fitmmac
Ill-WRMEW-
rsr cm or mans.
Clematis-fluvial!!!”
:l‘he propeller City of Norwalt arrived
«gory: WM tips iI:Immune251%:
a rwatthst thebont had been run into.
Captains. Pecttold aSKxnsmreporter
thefollowlngstay: .
"it was 2:!) yesterday afternoon. and
wewaerounding the batteryot! Pier 1
bet river. The river was so crowded
with craft that onewm obliged to hold
up for the other. Justusthe propeller
wasnearingtbe New York and Staten
island ferryslip on the NewYorkside
the ferry boat Northlleld. bound for
Staten lslsnd.cameontof the slip and
The ferry boat Niddletown. from Staten
Island, bound for the New York slip,
whistled for her but she seemed to pay
no attention to the signal and kept on
her courts, striking the City of Norwalk
anudships and carrying away a large
partof the bulwarts. I then examined
thehnlltoseeif it had been damaged.
butfonndthatithadnotbcen punctured.
Hadaherunintothehnll theboatwould
undwbtedly have sunk then and there.
I think the pilotmust lmvemisoalculnted
ourswdandintended logo behind us
as usual. However, the Staten island
line is responsible and will have to make
the damage good. The damage to the
propeller is about m."
'l'llll SOLDIERS ll0lll.
Editor Int-gun Astrd to Examine the
sin-In or the Institution Himself.
Charges having appeared in the Nor-
walt Gazette concerning the conduct of
the Soldiers‘ Home at Newton. by Dr.
Munson, it was voted at the meeting of
the board of managers, held Saturday.
that the Hon. A. H. Byington. Wu
of the Gazette. be requested to make an
examination of the Home with reference
totheimmperdkpmlomopenmic-
titres. etc, and to mate the result of his
examination as public as he has his
charges. It was also voted that General
Averill, the inspector of national and
state noldiers’ homes, be requested to in-
vedigate the management of the Home
during his visit to Connecticut, when
mating his annual tour of inspection.
and to taunt to the board any abuses of
the ismatu or any mismanagement of
the Home or hospital.
Increasing Interest In the Hosp"; Traded
A meeting in the interest of the hospi-
tal pejoctwssheld lastevening in the
Old Well Book and Ladder mmpuny's
room. Repairs were given by commit-
tees appointed tooonsnlt with the manu-
fnctumn of the town. They showed that
the leading places of busineni wen.- ready
to give their supmrt toward establ'nhing
and maintaining a hospital in this town.
Several booths were taken and subscrip-
tions promied. After the mgular meet—
il‘ ” W. the committee ap-
pointed on ,a public meeting Ilium-Ii
mfid voted to engage several well-
Mufflers to present themmc III
the public wally during the present
month. The committee will meet spin
next Tuesday evening.
(lawns of the law Pressure Yesterday-
'l‘he low more. yestenlay. from the
water-lmvnscaund bytsting water
from theoldreservoiv. No. i. it shows
plainly tlicsdvnntlge of the large pipe
from the new reservoir, No. a. from
Mafia!- generally takes. Ba.
s‘l‘stpllldumu tolet watevillmttgh
tinnewdxtean-lnohusin this went III
faratthe Plvaornsrs. whereitkcon-
nsoled totheoliltwslve-lnch line. M
will birth oldllna a deliver more
must he nowlhs is
“Ito'flbrmfntwl Molina,“
fest waslsldyesterdsy.
\ nouns-aluminum
Immmmmmm
Iyndertfitarhwiiltatnalsrgenumber
ofpsopisto Glen island III-men
theMllMy school excursion
‘l‘bsboatwilllravsfionth Norwait ntll
o'elm. ("Cuban attractive
“enthuse-seamed If the dayis
demanded-most
'di-elurglsgsmrgoonsg iron atlisy-
. mane-mountauntusamil—
“all!" non M‘Il’dmlllluhm
H1“. Jilllil. CHAIM-LN
fact Moreno! elanrho assand daslerin
'sii‘ssn SlllllTEllllills
rm: course as» «also or cm
noor
BROWNJII Ilsa! It. ILN .ruIItoIn wort .‘brlng
your foot and have it fitted. list-iridium
_ smnws. afimn. m ..
l0" Alflllfl I'll! Imam.
wannuufinum-u‘aom
“av-M
Anemuion framing ispicnio-
A party of fifteen went out in A. B. M's- Seymour,ofCourtlandt PM» has
Coley 'II‘yncht this morning. Afters sail WWWBW “I‘VE"-
ontbe Sound. they expect to land III lovett, the crack pitcher of theBmot-
Compo and have dinner. lyns. was hi this city ymtenlny.
A. Solmaus. C. S. 'l‘rowbridge, Robert Mrs. Candy. of Newark, is visiting
McDonald and F. E. Quinlan]. of this Miss Bertie Wilkinlenyview avenue.
city. “on! onnfishins trip to Sin-tram Ills. Charles D. Mathews and family
Shoals in Mr. Solmans new steamer “Med.fidemmggfigm magma,
"L““”‘"'h"mm , George F. Bennie teller of the on;
About m members 0! the A- James National Bank and family, are at Cape
Lasts annociation. of New York. were at Cod,
“0‘0“ 1’0““ ”'3'"! “m“ “'9" my Emery Stevens IIIIII Fred lisllock have
caning '0 “lei Point 0“ "'9 steamer returned from their trip to Portland.
"thkbird." The Water Witch llose Mam
company, of Danbury, also picniced )liss 3r ie Wilcox. 0' South Main
“'9'“ street, I. visiting III I. Natalie Jerome.
Captain Henry Camel! took a party New Haven.
d°'"‘ “‘e '“mfiu' z“ ““’ “gm” '3': le um IIIIIIII and Home.» Wig-
mfelznAfwmo;nfaI::i-‘:|ffiibbell, gamilof the hborougb. are visiting at
E. n. mum, n. 1'. II'IIiIIIey and son “5 “’"B‘" ’ .
William, Herbert Godfrey “my a My (threncefielleck. of Norwalt. who III
of WiltIInites. trumpmg, Is at Burlington. \ t., on be;
way to Montreal. Canada.
——Fimt M. E. Church Sunday school Mr. and Mrs. Andrew J. (mine, of
excursion in Glen island, to—Inorrow. Trenton, are visiting :It the residence-If
Wulnoaday, leaving steamboat wharf at D. P. Osborne, Arch street.
li II. III. Tickets {Iii cents. children 25 Miseflnttie Hoyt, of llaubury. 3‘”me
“m“! f‘" “’“nd "ii" ing a few weeks with the Misses Chol-
"""""""" ‘_ well, of High street. Norwalh.
Meeting of Library Directors.
The Board of Dinrctors of the Lbrary
association held their regular meeting in
the reading room lasteIening. During
this month eighty 4m, new wurkshawe Otto Barthel has returned from the
been added to the library. IleiIh have “wilt-mil lslands. lirs Horthol and
been grimly appreciated by the public the party have gem- to Long Branch.
All of than boot sbaI ebeen In constant Miss Mabel \ anderhoef anIII to New
use. seventy weighty being out all the Gamma yesterday afternoon to call on
time. The addition of new books has lime friends whom suIIImering there.
madesdecided increase in the number Mrs. Thomas Keith and daughter
of boots binned. During the month of Kittie omeoklyn 5P9!“ Sunday with
July 0"", “”7““ have been loaned. Mr. and 31m. F. H. Cole, of \Vashingtnn
an increase of 300 per cent. over the Blfll’l.
same month in “90' when m books J. 3i. .Mwoudulrivcrou lllt‘\\villlli IIIuk
W"? taken 0“" The W 0‘ m" horse railwnv line. left town tII-Ilay iritb
ing is impmfiug largely. M “”hmm by his familv fora week's visit uINew York.
a“. fart that llIenleguztluis are more ex- He will k-I-ep his eye on his watch.
temirely used and a higher class of lasIlrs
are loaned.
William 11. CrIIliws. secretary of the
American Fire insurance company. New
York. is visiting Walter L. “’ilI-ox.
)lian Lizzie Scudder and Miss Hattie
”-4”... Raymond. of Wmt street. left town
In. m ”M this morning for .IslIurI l’arlr. when-
Funeral 93"“ 0“" "‘9 remains "i they will spend .I fewdays. 3“!“ FInIIIu
30““ Osborn “"91”“ i“ the "WWW“ Scudder. wlIII' III now in Ruben). X .l..
of his son, John A. Osborn No. 42 West
avenue, yortorday afternoon at 2-))»
o'clock. Rev. C. M. Sellect and Rev. T.
K. Noble officiated. MLSellect deliver-
ed a brief oblogy. laying particular stress
on the fact that Mr. Osborn'a pupils were
always taught to be true and manly. lle
alsosaid that tln'dmensrd was the last
one of four tutors who had started
academics in New Canaan and Stamford.
After the services the large number of
hit-tuba [mat viewed the re use of
him who. in life, had been a true IIIIII.
The interment was in Union celuen» _
will Join them.
.Illllli' l'L'I'l‘IlAI. PINKS.
I I. lat of ‘l'lnrne to he fluid in Cont-crib
cut this fleas-III.
Sta-rotary T. 8. fluid of the trial» board
of agriculture hm! n'cr'il'ul tuition' of the
following faint to be held in this Hlllll'
this m. The name, plawsud date
are followed by the name in enchcuse
min-etively of president and Iwretary:
Connecticut state. llI-riIlen. September
l5-lti. James A. Bill. W. F. Andnm.
New '1!!th county. Norwich. I -p-
lt’lllll'l' 2344, .lammA. Bill,il. L. III-will.
Windham county, Brooklyn. Septem-
ber 15-17. R. T. Haitian. C. \l'. Snow.
llI-rliu. BalinJ-lIIpteIan-r El. Henry E.
Savage, (large 1’. lile
Bristol Park county. llristol. Septem-
ber :lILchber 1. Wallace Burnt».
muster. Chester. lit-[moniker ill). l". W.
Silliumn. Charles E. Loni.
Daubury. Danbury, October M0, l’. l).
Crosby. ll. (3. Lynne.
East lhnnby, Faust Granby, October. i'.
ll. llanchett, W. ll. ilray.
l-‘srmingtnn Valley. Collinflilhn Hep-
teIIIbI-r 31-94. J. Howard l-‘oow. H. .l.
llough.
(luilford, (Milford, lisptember I),
Charles H. “Vt. George L. liriswold.
llsrwinlon. iisrwlntun. Wm a.
Wild“. MID. Mb.
H. D. K. literals. N. ii. Evans.
WIW'W 7.15.3.
WbedanhA; Geranium . )
mm. W, September
3-3 W. W. (twin, ('3. D. Tucker.
New Illford, New Milford, HepteIubI'r
Ml. iieorge W. We. Frank W.
Harsh.
Sinnbury. fiiIIIsbnvy, (Molar 7-8. N.
W Holcomb. A.0.0sss.
flouthltgton Soulhington. W. B.Wil-
«Is. I. ll Holcomb.
Btslord Bally. W F”.ilprings
October 7-0. B: o. Duluth. C Brut»
summed. W 3291.5.
Bailshy. 3.0. ifs-tins.
ll’nlInI. (Icarus. ate”) Huntington.
September out, It. s mm. s. r.
Palmer.
listen mm.) milligramdl.
W.Kibbe. fill.
(liters To Be Ilsa-slant.
(eminent-in}: Thursday night the non-
conun‘unioml editors of Company F'will
ho‘subjected to s mics of exuruinatious
in military tactics. Those unable to pan
will be reduced to the ranks. 'l‘lIeeaami-
nations will be held on every Tuesday
and Thursday nights. prior to camp.
Captain ll. M. ionic. of tannins)“ i", has
hatred orders for sound drill and guard
duty at 8 o'cloot every 'l‘uInday and
'l'hursday evening. from now until the
mung to camp. The first drill will he
held this evening.
"Attliemretingof the olilcihl board
of the First I. H. Church. Norm even-
ing. it was voted that all scholar» of the
Sunday school muld noon the eswulon
MGM'IMMI w I;
II 'H- v. .,.
Down Alan M
mruvge'vthles lchilllanIs" is at
Raymond Brothers” dock with a cargo of
coal.
The-tears hugs “sq-ins” handwrit-
Ingsssrpotmslsr Turbine
W>M.Wsstpnvt. forilaymotsl
limiters.
The "llanhsttan." of Jersey City. is
mend Brothers‘ duet for the Lot-twmd
Iannfseturing company.
light Ilsa Ilsa! a new» "man.
'Mtov Galilean-Daft you think it
hedlsdirstbstlmlthensnnsolllon
walt'iillourilnndredprlatedlntholisno
hmelduIlIavensI-dahtsrdimiryl
mm were quite a ntttnlwr of names
mdmwhohammmadfor
meimld not re s '
_ w '- ”Willi-satin, Vilma-tie,
“mammnnnmam,
as».
Wm. um 10.]
n. ma. some, W
Iii
ml)“ 1‘17. WI I. m. H. W.
t ; HM.
WILSONEJJCrn-Itl‘. “I l Mina.
flflnrsltnflst N. .
5 am
wwwmmmmupnnmit
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Woodstock. sous Wm, lisp» a
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manwnr
WILLIAM I. II. II Wall“. 3"
All!) (“IMAM
3AM BID
newer .‘l’aanIdtavv.
II. unsanitary.»
law Developments la the lat-slaw
Ulnar Issues.
XIII Yeas, July stun. Warp-lots
snotbn-lsstsllruntotitssllroddiseuvsn
W: w.“L .s cc. um mom.
IIIIIII‘IITIE‘IIII: *
WALKS
Wflsawnu.1"jw Milo”.
My?
W?“ plants and calm
NW”! L.
{.1031
WWMRG:
:WW "M m
.llfsin st.
unnd
The afloat alabwmf the ”:1;th
How Frank Frayne Stole Lit-
tle George McCormick.
limo HE. Will‘llBBBD 'l’llll URINE.
in; at Cedar Pointdoday. AND ”mm rm,“ leg: gsduml‘hrfiesadsr told the m
'l'hellsaos churchchoir hoyssre plc- . ottbrehletgrsastssuulyalhs
dicingstlloton Point today. ",7" "" "" M‘me""m II happensdlniasndun.
.. _ W V” W . . I
“an .5- % mmmm gifm—nm ”hf" “it.“
an mm. CaptaiuRInnellFrcstisinNew II mug-1...... «my». spur
"we ‘ ' silmnmnm? l 5 3533' fidfi.fl&sfi1‘h"‘x
ber of her from Stuttgart“ and NW mar Sin'PauI's libs was in nhslf stupor. Little did she
this city out calling this evening. church, is i“ N" York M3" dream that her parents had been druwd,
murdered and robbed and their bodies
buried under the adjoining house.
Kavsnsugh appeared and said her pav-
sntahad besnforoedtollytoeacapeprison
and disgrace. She was to follow by the
first steamer. Sbewas told that the lad-
garahadalsosalled and thsywonldsilbe
h’nppylnAInerioa. Sotbey camstothcse
free shores.
It was not until the drn up and till-
lng of Game R. Edgar st enters was rs»
vealed in the papers that thstruth darned
nponher. Kavsnangb is said to hold-e-
cvets of the great crime implicating those
who are dead. but sacred and dear to the
living. Besides. woman and children are
to be shielded, and to do this Jame-H.
Edgarhas been hunted down and blast-
mailed
The story of the black bag which has ll.-
nrad so extensively in the mystery is now
told by The Recorder. When George R.
Elgar was found drugged sndde in his
roomsttbeusttyllousethcb begin
which be carried his papers was missing.
Kavnnsugh, who had claimed to be his
friend, also disappeand. The general sup-
position was that the murderers of hlr.
Edgar had carried off the bag; and that it
was to get. possession of this bag and
papers that the murder was committed.
James ll. Edgar. the surviving brother,
at once set about hunting for Kavanaugb
and the bag, and to this end be employed
Mr. Edward Putnam. the son of one of the
ohlsst and most respected bother ruer
chants in this city.
l’srusm found Knvanaugh and George
it Phoebns, who had possession of the bag.
and bought it of! them for 8:00.
l-‘srnam claims to be the person who
was robbed and drugged at a hotel in
Philadelphia in the month of May, 1&1, by
Kavsusugh.
Olav-In“ Will Int Int-iv Ohio.
Bosrox. July m~Ex—Preaident Cleve-
land says: “i do not expect to late part in
the Ohio campaign, and l have never given
the slightest intimation of an intention to
do so. i am convinced that Governor
Campbell will understand that if 1 decline
togonpontbr stump than srepsrfaotly
good reasons for my action. entirely eon-
pislent with a mat earnest dsslre for the
success of all lkmocratle candidates In
Ohio or elsewhere.”
lay-r Readily I'wlea ”stunted.
Ararat has. N. J.. July see-ls the case
of the State against William Gritlltt. Jr..
of Iain Branch. charged with running an
"art"& Ashury Part and selling beer
contrary to law, Mayor Bradley was the
complainant, The justice dismissed the
case. The case against Druggist Coleman,
charged with selling cigars on Sunday.
was also Ililmlanvll.
Bitten by n Savage Dag.
mamflsm. N. J., July Q.-Erieb Mor-
nller. son of Jacob Moraller, of Plainneld.
was terribly bitten by a savage bulldog in
the yard of Arms Jackson on l’lalnticld
avenue. The dog llsw at the boy. knock
lug him down. The boy’s flesh was torn
from his arm in three places and his body
null face badly blunted.
Engaged. hay moped.
Kareem. N. J.. July Isl—Al alter J
Foster. unlor partner of the dry goods
drmof annln kFostor. sloped on Fri-
Iisy last with Ella llcCus. a landing
tires-mater of this place. Miss )1ch had
banana-gal to Insrrya young Keypart
mammal l’csterisraportedto have been
engaged to a Brooklyn lady.
lard-rod and Left on the Track.
BIquna. Mop. .. July it —'l‘wo lndiaus
b;lo mtbsCrow tribe werarnnovsr
Atlantic supra-s. it is believed
that they were tilled and placed upon
tract satin rsrnsins were sold when the
tralntsndsfonndtbnnaltsrths train
muss assist-s hos-rs.
Nsw Your, July n—E
Em!v
sonnet. r; Mortimer sites.
C. A. J. r. L Ia. Nico“,
ilalloet, than C and if. 1. Dad
rsIIII. numbers of the batten Athletic
club team of stblstss. bavs married from
Europe.
Ills ls Vary lists,”
New You. July fi—Ansrohht August
mm
W lung.“ lands. .wheéwr
watts Ill!“ III-OI W '1
923°qu mint-mt III-d II'. III-
.vsry urii‘hs .gbuusband; law
we... , . L W... ('9;- ....
I “P ;
I“! J IAINHIIW'I
“mars Oil. «Wand audit. 7.
margins-5.x '
run
Weds-lay “17‘
8;:
I llssrlss was II IIIIInbvr.
. will late plane inthsfsmily vault opposite
as sir-a.- III... at that Mrs vast noun:
ups." Pins-vim Brant Ivaynn in!
nI-IIIIII (Sharla, nun—Jr» W lied"
m Altar Many \‘n
Rtw liar mt. Jul)- Eli-«Frank l. Prayer.
the actor. on his deathbed confessed a
crime which has just reached its doaoue»
meat at Silver lieu-ls. a beautiful seaside
resort a mile east of the New llaven light-
house. Twenty-one years Mr. and
Mrs. McConIIlI-t. pmmlnsu people of
Baltimore, were visiting in Chicago with
thelrtwo children. a girl aged ten years
and a boy of two yam. Mr. McCormick
was attacked with paralysis on the street
and soon died. in order to have the baby
provided for until the widow could make
arrangements to return to Baltimore the
child was left in it convent in Chicago in
the care of the moths-r superior. Within a
week or two Mrs. McCormick was taken
suddenly ill and died leaving the little
daughter alone and almost friendless.
anby George Disappear-Ii. .
Almoat on the same day that the mother
died the great Chicago the began. The
convent in which the little boy was left
was burned to the ground and its inmates
were scattered all over the city. The little
girl was sent lack tn friends in Baltimore
nflern time ill the Chicago authorities.
but the bully Ileana lllMppt’l‘lfl‘d. M tiny.
finally baht-Veil fIIreIer. Every effort to
find him failed in the meantime the
mother supermr had taken the boy to II
private house In the suburbs of Chicago.
where he happened to catch the eye of the
original Frank l. l'eryne. .
floors the no)! Was stolen.
The actor wanted the boy to use in acn-
sational parts of his play. and, learning
the name of its mother, Still his Wife with
,1 b’llDll‘I'l‘lDll'U. IMHNIPII. out and of Wash
' m Inset.
unease nauseous-Imus. II.
M
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and! ‘
o.
snowman”.- s
“PWIEIIWW .
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ll l0
Mill‘s fifi‘inI'WW‘“
HAT I 130140103333.
“5.9"? Wfii’tflhw .IIwnoafifiEH‘
stall. N. NewYortoliic «Mill-wheat.
YMOXDa Wdfdlaysl II. N. also
an PIIrInlng puny. same so mus.
Q usmwaun I OUTLEBI’.
Ulll'l'Alt ll ' cumin]! lloct. i.
ulntmrdliaglaiisfelm tree tidy.) ’ 8.
a..- WW... m
Don’t Think far line Instant
That we do not recognize the fact that it is but just as well as you do, and that
'utfljng tomateyoulesveyour com fortsble homes to come out and buy Dry
(lot etc" we shall have to offer inducements so gratifying. both to yourselws
and to your pocketbooks, that oufeel ashamed to loot yourself In the face, if you
should not intend vautngeof ofthI-seotfers.
To make everything dam! on its own mbottom. we have decided to give one of
our ohbtilne
I9 Cent Sales
We do not think there Is a person within a radius of 15 miles of South Nor-
“all: but what knows that we give the Iery best Iolues' in these sales.
Sale Will Begin Saturday Morning
mma.w.nw
mm H. limit-snout.
‘ arouses souls.
! l'. 0.
mW-Ilz‘homn 232:...”
HX'KWOOD. Vlmr. and Wall stall
Ilsa! estate.“ stratum. mull Hate-i
TAYLOR hflhllm.“ All and Mt! Washin-On
.III
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. WWO]: WAN!”
wwncuro Ellis. CO 8.8.!)
00 “xiv-gill "low hi. weed
M DPOLITAN Lil"! lNIM‘O. lbw i .
m, B.N..P. J.(iruhb.svalstant mp1.” or
NDRWA lIK "mimi‘ (‘0: N. in Hill Imfnl
mama's hint "ill. ( '0. The.“ \V ash
st. in! ll. Freeman. asst. unpertntc
nt
At 8110 o'clock s mm, and last during the following
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
'l'lIiII' Is giIilIg run three days in which to come and select some of these ex-
cellent bargains.
DOM ESTICS
Are always north their full value. ilIIIIeI'I r. on make tlwluaotucubat of a
leader, as well :Is in serve as an :idwrtisctncut for us.
VALUE
" yards ! luting Flannel ............. . ............
2 yards best Linen Toweling. . . . ...............
30c 5 yards Shirting Print..................
32c :~ yards Calico ............... ..
250 3 yards 4- 4 good quality Bleached Muslin ........
"' 1 all linen extra quality Towel.
...--.--o
.00
--.-..-.Io.....-I
' DRESS GOODS.
I yard 3» inch Cashmere. all shades. ..
3 vords faIII y Fluid and Stripe Dress (mods.
C mice of all our 250 and 3m liimps ...........
l 31ml fancy l’lnid Dress Goods
'35I'
301
30?
:31h
$63M fetter. {Importing hzlhmfmm Mrs 15c . yards best Dress (Iingbams. . . . , . . . . . . . ..
, . . I . . . .3 I- .
to gigg‘fge {S‘J’mr‘ ‘5 '"° " "'9‘” " 2“ i' \lll‘dti good qIIIIlilI Dress (Iinghams ......
4 ‘ ' I I I
The boy was given upV and soon after “M ) ““- ‘15 l lllt Ai’i’h ,l “sub ----- ' --------- - - - -J
Frsyne and his wife left the city, having
the boy uiuptul as their own. Baby
Grorge always supposed himself their J EWELRYI
child. and was known its Frank 1. Prayer, .
h The “om“ who,“ m. WWW, w. .1390 .3 elegant gold plated Shirt Studs ...... . . . . . . . . ..
his mother was soon Intern-std estranged sidi'
from her husband. She died in later
years. and the youth had a monument
erected over her grave hearing this Inn-rip
lion, Deserted hynll but her loving sou "
lie “II II. MI.
The original F rsyne soon married again.
and, until he was dying, his second wife
supposed that young l" mwa “ll-6 his on II
loll. On his deathbed, uI'ercIIIIII- by rw
mom. the actor told twr the wen-t. and
made her swear to mature the buy I.» llls
HERE
29v
3005 vards Apron Gingbams .......................
35c 5 yards best quality Calico ’
a Stone Necklace ...................... . ....... .
at handsome Ornamental Hair Pins. . . . . . . . . . . . .. c
3?: 1 air handsome Sleeve Buttons ........ . ...... ..
' c' . . .
05c
L Ioice ele
'lllc
30c 5 yards Good Towelin .. . . . . . ...................
259 " yards good qualitv heather Tick. . . . ...........
. ‘ ant assortment Lace Pins. . .. ........ g
40c Pair Shell ‘Ick Combs. ..................... g
35c Jet Pins Ear Ring. SI arf Pins. Itc.. etc. all I c
marked down to ........................... )
NOTIONS-
family. giving her IIII- mother’s Imm- .lllI l num' v iriplv Extinct. all Inlurs ............... ‘1
lira l-‘ruyurfnithfully carried our Main gt". v) bunks l‘illl'illil \\ “9,- g
n .. g...” 1”,. _I ........................
:gzd‘h'fiwfi; by "'1‘: 25:“ ""'| m i'lllI illit‘lllsfll Ladie- llIIIIIlkerI lIiI-f XIIIII- \ bordered ‘
The Md’nnulck since! lllfll’f'lfilfill‘l‘llilhy L’llI vl lsifllilis 0f ( Oilun .............................
IIIGI'CIIIIII III Oshkosh. MI, and III.- III- 31k 1 ladies Blouse Waist ....... , ................
ways sought for tidings of her loot
brother. One day recently she llisclilfnnld
one of Mrs. l-‘rIIyue’s advertisements, and
l ' l bottle Byxbce' 5 Roy III Shoe Polish. 1 bottle
300 i Ammonia and one lwst Liquid (line
% I90
ntonre packed .IIIIIIIIIgIIuII widow. 2f '1' ('.llIl.‘\ Hakim ’lpple Blossomr‘mup .......... I
who told her lb t her brother, who was . .y 1 ll 1!]
, , 25I Hum air Irus l ........................... ‘l
known as trunk l. l'ruyne. the young lll'l- ,,- 1 Ti i ‘ ‘ l ,
or, m“ “upping M 5”“, 5mm“, x" 3'." IIiI l lll tl an: paper Iest ll.IiI l" Ins ........ L
Haven. the summer cottugu of F. J, u... LII' l Sbuul Strap .................................. i
son. the theatrical III-unset. 35(- I Ladio-s' Cloth Bell ........................... 1
ll- Wu Burro “ct‘umlri- , 29(- ’ Ladies FIIIbmiIlereIl Mull Tics ..............
0" ”on“? M” limm’n- “I" with L'llI 1 pair She ill‘s. all sizes ......................
reached Silver mils. and young l‘raync .I-
for the first time turn that be was not
Front Frayue, hut. tiI-orgc- McI‘IIrIIIick.
and that he had n sister who was very
wealthy. The meelimr was, of I'ulll‘se,
sensational and touching .\ banquet was
given lfy .\lr. llIIs~oII ln I'clcbrulion of the
event.
rsI-IIITII Picador] III I'IIIII.
Msms, July lat-4n the house of cum
IIlOllI. upon the vote for the support of the
prisons, .\lr. Parnell nrunml that certain
convicts under life sentence. and Hmriull)’
John Duly. ought to be either pIInlIIIIod
or treated as political prisoners. "I- said
there wasevcry reason to III-lien that Duly
was gniltlesa of having dynamite in his
possession. limos tierrctary Matthews
said that the alleged proofs of lady‘s inno
«are had been found to be ianeutIotIa
The notches must stand.
Bath fills-o couldn't.
ilsmusocno. July '35 ~- The Sleulton
Itrlhrs to the number "'3 till) fllrlml out.
paradln the princl Il stunts and lmltmg
HI! ID: warts. Ellen! nIlllm-II'I Iwre
madsbyJ. N. Kreltar and l. l' Knot, of
llarrlvbnrx. and J. W. Jonsmllstrlrt or-
ganiser. The spentert counseled quit-l
use and patience, and prophesied victory
for them. ll'lls'st furnace \fo 2 anslillo
a urnscs have “one are
”amt llsldss‘ are confident of
“no”. “’2: l"”‘" H' If
,H
8h hill Down the Rope.
NIW font. July QLTwolvcly'IIrold
Josie Gamble. while agents Plan and
Hunt. of Hr. Gerry: society. were at-
mnptlng to arrest lm in her mother I- list
at!” West Fifteenth street. to keep her
out of bar! company. tossed a my. III a
dumb waiter and slid down seven stories
to the cellar. libs was uninjured. and was
afterward arrested and released.
In. flash llopllntlsnrlss‘ III-oval.
Lawns“, Mam. July filo—the late
lrs'. lloptlnwlirsIII-s’ tunnel will
its field .yWsdnsaIia son at Ht.
'l‘hoInsIPlplseopal church. ofwhlch VIII.
The interment
tbs lisarlss resilience in Mattress.
In In: sin-III LII-mums.
Put-ravine. Wis. July llu-‘l'lis art
lsdsr In!!! of the lnilla-llssd Powderenvn-
my. in which ant-gs of powder were In
preempt ofIIInallg .was blown up. lint a
snail poi-Ilsa ol‘tas sleillsall list has
been found of Jobs lung‘s waist;
W‘s-m
“a lost Islnnd Wins.
July leastise Brewer has
his assistants thinness
Knot island-Union Mile bridges» in
Income states rltvult snarl. laltln
‘mtballeetlsisadlnmposman
Militia“
‘ I
lilo 2Wooden Pails. fullsize......................
-III' 5 dozen SIIfI'lV Pills, nickel- )lachl. . . .
. i
..... J
HOSIERY.
.lll moi-I .IIlwrtisI-Il under this depot-tun m IIrI-senIIIIIIIIbII- goods. and llll‘Pl‘ll‘t'ti
quoted ln [on “ill be found it) be M; per I I III. oil the reguLu priI e
Illlc ' pairs iIoIIts' fast him I: IIIIII law I llulf {lose 1
3'20 ’ pairs Ladies' fast black and f.IIII I Meetings
250 1 pair C llillll‘i‘il s Ribbed llosc. ..... . . . . . . . . . . .
title '1 pairs plain Children s Hose ....... . .........
250
! pair BIIIII' Mixed Hose .................
L’I'II'
lpairllents‘ quIcI llalf Hose............”
"5c 1 Inirlleuts Susiu‘ndcrs............
291' C ‘iIIIiI-e of our VIII- lilies ...... .........
2th- ! Boy‘s Shirt W niat. ...... ........
l'lllI 'ellents Collors.........m... ...
23c! IIIir Cuffs. . ..........
35c 23 .adies liibbed‘cste” . . .
:lllI illlents‘ Mixed Half Host; ........... ..
HOUSE-FURNISNlNG GOODS.
\vvllllil oumilvmnlrilleIIIerlde-Il in this Ilclxrrtmenl. so Instead of run-mg
tlIIIl‘ l’ossum. IIe shallIut the biggest sliwolf the rI-gulIIrpriI-I-IIIIII tin it' good»
that IIIII can iIIIIIgiIIe.
300 i'CupsIIIIIlSIIIIcI'rs............................l
350 Margot ‘bimIII-ys
lt‘ IuIIIsIIIIeI-ry Dish............ lIan
agiklmp " Haudmmcpl Decorated Bone Dishes: . NIL:
Wild..."
61,20“ MOODOOfiIIltllDlllnlinaDOIOl‘nO-Ih
illicidozen Goblets
36c «Makes Risiu Sun stovePolish...............§
256 SplendidClol MLllll‘”
35c IWIIsb Tub Stand, extra value”
27I~3Woodenf$poons
lFlot-lron....................................
l’l‘e‘nQIIartDishPuII.........................
lletra Milk Pan
illlinnor Plates...............................
lRoctiugbnm ’l‘eai’ot........................
2501tlillitove’l‘eu Kettle.........................
an: Handsome Vinegar (.‘ruet...........
50c l‘legontFmitl)IIIh........
300FinePaiulodCuspadore.......................
”7c :lDeeomted Sauce l)isbes.............. .......i
I..-III-..
....I.Iruqs.s—!IsslapoIIsIIIIII.
.IIII.-.I.I.I
J
.IIIII-av-
40c1gallonGlassililCnn.........................
Rose Decorated Water Pitcher.
Gwlgebl‘ipner iéail...i‘.(...l.... ..
:1 ancy hi on
ElegantGlass Bum!!- Dish
GoodLunch Basket
lChamber....................................i
lPolkaDotHogarshuker.....................
tfliltBandPlates,tensim....................
lDeoorated 'l'enPotStand...................
.1
And lots more of other just as good bargains.
mmws wouldsay Moons earlysoas loget first chili?! ,and show all do
muesrslsueh Ilium m
wediaillnuuntsdksllorvbns.mthlssalopnsiti rely .mlTlufii’gmr‘wm
l
in. liomlk Boston Store,
83 WASHINGTON B'f'flE
1-y-
I‘COMS'I'OCK BROS. Masonic build'
so Wain-3%” Win.
“m J. “WEN.
"moonshine
mom a 1.1m! sum
0 en a.
Radium M mournifllver
Der-t
won ”Him
00!) swung?“ W%:m”
ERIE-”mm” “mi"
A we (30. B .
it hand 4‘ New“. York alien
house Irimminas in bronu. bra-ml Indium.
HAW! 8110?
Walnut
no
nosrbm an opera! ”-11%!”me
BC’fll'lllLl). W. A. Knight st, 3. New Inn»
nor) m'adepromptl r.repsirtnga aspselnll y.
338%. 0. ll. ”North Amish-ti 8-11. :3
shoe ll
swoon.
amuse. allwa M”
CALI.“s A’l' JUDD‘BCth the Halls
special! y.\ “shimmer.“ .opp. mass;
Inc
Hanutaet
hers st. “MW
wortmoi art
sonwsun NE W0
ll. lt.lI “‘8
repairs for mans “5%”!th Incumbents.
ncsnnracrunnn culwm's m
BENNETT ln‘rns. EU a"!
iams.frnlts. b No. mm H.
CARR. “'lUJAIl .
RN. Pins mug]:
gnomes
“W555“
LOCKW 001). II. Wasblnzlon
line meats. fish. 0) stemhms. clams.
SMITHS WASHINGTONMARKIT
lugtun st.S. N.rneats.ponltry forf
TICEJI NASHJiNo. Main 3.x. meats.
“poultry. etc. Choice cats Isn‘t mica.
’EBBER. J. P. 1: Main N. cholcaments.
poultry. fish. vegetablrsg'to.
LUMBER DEALERS l name
RANDALL? Mil. mu
rougth worked Imerrier mmuw
WES arm BUILD”!-
SEI'MOL?L HENRY. in! West u“are, 8. I. All
kinds of stone masoncon “New.
SMITH, WIlJJAM H. Bwugst. 8.3. Jul»
hing promptly attendedto.
WI): AH]! Emil".-
BATES P. W. Wataran. We!
finegranl team] marble worksnd Mr in
stone wort ofnll .
ll EN '8 0011mm
;
trade.
It. it he.
\iain at. 3.8 Gentlemcnh funds rig goods.
FRANCIS & CO. 8! Washington at. N, as
fnmtahiugsof
bats. gentlemen s
stationar- rattan . .
UL'SOWSKI 3! Wall at I
gunnm irer'l thalamus ygflnym.
sconce, r. i'.’ No. Main 8‘. ll. )1. ans Isu-
tiring n sins-hilly. Repairingets!
Emmi.
(”OLLI‘NS. it. M.L1liain 8.8. Ludh-
materialnsed desired“. own
FITCH. AGNES M' “Wallufimfor
"01.1st n‘ t.
We m ‘
GIBSON 5. Pi Maxwin 3. Plano.
organ dudhfrxmony y. A
OYSTER Pm arm hm
new, W. n. asox. MWatarst.8.*N. (foot
of Raymond.) Planters. exportersand whole-
sale dealers in natim oysters.
REEDJI HOB SMAN. law-term“. Pinn-
furs IInd shippers of Norwalt oysters.
\AN SAME. J LIIICO. P. 0. boxmax.
PATTERNS AK!) MODELS.
NORWALK PAITERV WORK CbssJLAis—
thorpc. props Riverside are 8. . .liouse heat-
.3 epecialt)’.
sir. lief fem:
(steam); Dr. Bolasnan.
non. lsltfllnl: John Tryon.
ll. hmlth. talcum); Grace
and many other».
PAINTEBS.
BRA l\' ARI). F. ’I'“'atsr at. N.
Putnam andéiivsrstns semi» '
0511-2!th GEO. B. 2 Water at. N. Rouse
and sign painter. paper banger. decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH o. s re “anon anon st. 8.18. One
quality only. and that the best.
I’ll) SICIANS.
ilurke. W. C.. office 5 and 47 W'nsbington st.
5. .\. Honm'flu ll), 1 toil. I 106
l’IA.\0 Tl: hill! & REPAIRS]!-
HESilEELC. F Ior \inllundKnighlslmN. Ala
dealer In piano-I organs.sbrct music. etc.
l‘I..I1'l.\'t.»(.Dl. II. SH.‘ :1: Ann 3mm
sol 'l'll \‘IIBW \LK l’bATISG CO. “Water
.~l .III L‘IIII.~III rleI in) lutlngdone, lisbing
and II. II. idIEIIg of all lads of metaixgoods.
ll )1 IL ESTA“! I2 AGENTS.
LAY lU.\'. .Hi '01; M. “‘Iuhington st. next P.”
s .\' Property tabulations“ to rent. (seeadv
\lI' UUDVNARD. R. A. No. MainstfiN. honsuio
rent and building lotsf or sale
\gtuun mater or hot
I. 01" Company
(steuml. II. I. Ban:
gm .mwnn-n
hurcll. (hot nit);
nus-r exams. ‘
sneer; I'. I‘. 93 dl’iace s. is. trails
at all hours. Strictly first class in every ro-
241ml. A few table boarders tnten.
LANE S DEPOT REST. \l'RANT. S. N.
ll) the best prices Ibelowest. Opsnall lit.
sermons. ‘
Bwtlitll‘ri )lih‘.“l l.\.~'TlTU'l‘E..\'. YIouuglndltn
boarding unrlda) sI hool. Spring lermAprilI.
MRS MEAD 5 SC “00!. for girls and) unit!-
ladies. llilldde. .\'. Spring term opens April
SilllltfllAND AND TIPS-WRITING.
LAl lll‘ii‘S ELOC K. 5.3. 0.1".leth
Day and evening minus. Send for circular.
STEAM I'NGINBS AND I'UIPSI
son“ A”: lRON WOPKS COMPANY'S»
\\ axer st. S. )3. near Railroad bridge
PTEAMIIIIIP TICKET 163313.
lAY'l‘IlN. JACOB N. Washington st. neat P.0
\Pltee. Ilcke morsnunoney orders (seead'
STONE Duane.
I‘I: mus .lllll‘I ll. ft Washington II. II. N. Ilsa
lIriI i lime. Iemcnt. hair. plaster.
HURT-IN JOHN B. n! In ior avenue. 8. ll
Aim layer of corn rete wake.
510‘ 28. RANGES AND uranns.
i\l'.Tl‘ iii If l..\\'l)u.\'. :9 Haviland at. S. N.
luv- IsIoIes and water heaters. i’. 0. box M.
Pull ELL. J. “128 W ashlngtou st. ll. N.
TRUCKING.
III II: “muons Nara lnrawsna‘ll‘. II
and luau "outing minimum» MW m.
L'Nlmlt’l'AlulIB.
.ll'..\'.\'lx(lrl. J. D. i) I. llorse it. Edepot. Itas-
III-Iwe 3 Elm! st . N .hnem‘l'elep been
“2!. l. Ill‘Pi-l. (IEO. it! he. lists at. 8. N. Oun'
lhonni.
Riel“ limit). one. 1!. is d 6 lists
ltasidenoo 8 Berkeley st. “'Ill'elrpbsnn n3.“ N
JaCob ill. Laytq n.
Reslratsteand limes A 09th! in-
surance Age his shit Accident
(kaISIeanuhnsTiI-te'w- Cabin-Ind lite-once
Drafts for All a upwards. and None Orders
in all parts of Europe. Not lary Pnhllvdctnnw-
leIigeruI-uts taken. Railroad Tie n. M-
m» choc ted to destination. . - » f
M \l'asbln
South Son
we: llb‘i‘lll‘ltuu
within their Natalia-Ind! ““38””
InI-lIInI-ntuau wen bye
dressing
N. K. FERRISI
Omani» of the Kuwait M. I. oturehasd
leacherof l‘l risen . lint»
«mm. mwéfii-nmlii . ’
ALBlN MALM,
Dealerllslltlndid ‘
leI and Billed lists ”Sugar,
vmmAliLls. omen!
Butter.llggs.bnrd. Cmainmmmna
warn MAIN maximal“: W
South Sorwslt. an: Iv
Bllll'l‘ll lfllWlll Mill“ Mll-
inclou street.
”I l aflIIIIIIIsI Ian. and t
"2“ soil» ’n salami; moms "crawling? '
”mistrust allowed a1 Wit.
ALDEN Ofigwall '
JOHN II X dismantlm
Inner luminous
3.35:5”
aftmm (ho-ELM
3.3:qu long tinelum
"Mailman?
on street. next to .M Office.
M
"I“.
15E.) no
one
lens-9
thlll’l'. JOHN B. WWW, No-
Norwalk Chronicler