away. We. arekspelliug‘rour Bergdiiih with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to molten
dollar go/ a long way? We can give" you a‘ better return for it .
than you can get for a duller and a quarter elsewhere, and, ,
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained- Here’s an upper-fl
tunity for putting .your money where it will do the most good.
being nationholod by the hustlers ior the
lilierent candidates ior commandeninw
chiai. New York is first on thallat with
three candidate-a They are General ll. A.
Barnumjvi New York city, General John
Palmer oiAIbau'ymnd liencral I. hiJiedgee
oi Haveratrsw. Ohio presents the name
oiJudp 5. ll. Hurst. Michigan’s isvor»
its is Charles P. IAncoln.
Wisconsin has a candidate who will
come near getting the place, and thatis
Colonel A. G. Weisnert. He was one oi
the leading candidates a year ago and
withdrew in favor oi Commander Veasey.
and It is said by doing this be secured the
influence oi the omnmander‘s irlends.
John Suienbury, oi California, will come
here with a loyal cud enthusiastic iollow.
inmjud will present the claim that in
twenty-live years the Paeiilc coast has
nevw been recognized bythe Grand Army.
It isielt certain that Washington will no
cure the encampment ior ’08, that being
the understanding when Detroit carried
oiithe prise at. Boston last year.
air the laiartnln-
Veteran's Daring in. was.
’tasadp fan-nan.
ma—r‘uayommm
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The Washington Delegatloh.
g .Wasnrrororz, Aug. a—A large contin-
gent oi Grand Army people Ieit Washing-
ton ior Detroit Saturday night by the
Pennsylvania railway via Niagara Fall;
and another large body leit Sunday by the
Baltimore and Ohio route. Accompanying
the Grand Army representatives was a
committee oi prominent Washington citi-
nsus. headed by Commissioner John W.
lhsnghqwhohauthwinal to Invite the
wealth-y“ hold its whammy»? at
‘ sahhgtcn next year. comm it.
took hundreds oi maps oi Washington and
the surrounding country. showing the bat-
tleilelds and other points oi interest, and a
veryhandsomeinvitstion plate of silver,
hasntiiullyengraved and decorated. Am—
plsiunds have been subscribed, and the
committee is confident oi securing the eu-
campment.
Veuey at Slogan Falls.
Nissan Faun. N. Y., Aug. n—At
noon the train bearing the Vermont dele-
gation arrived over the Rome, \‘i'stertown
and Ogdensburg road. Attached to the
trnlnwas the cars hearing the Women’s
Belle! corps and the private car oi Presi-
dent Smith, oi the Central Vermont rail‘
road.whlch had been placed at the disposal
oi Commander-ineChiel Veuzey and party.
At 3 p. In. tho “'nsbington delegation
came in about 1,000 strong. Prominent
_, " ' among the party was Secretary “oilfield
‘ Khulna-oi-rrieshtbsmk- o! Proctor.lt. s. Bachelor and 1. 6. Perry.
mu one
alltlnarnsiesoi thath willbe "‘5 ““3126!” “w-
Prominent lea Who Think It Should
Ila unsealed.
New Your. Aug. a—‘l'be Sun eayn it
proposes to lay before the men oi all par-
ties who are nominated to high oilice in
this state. or who are likely to he nomin-
ated, two simple questions, as ioilows:
Are you in iavor oi maintaining the
electrical execution law yvith all its lea
tune as it it
[Or are you. iv invor oi the rein-oi oi the
law, and especinlly oi the repeal oi that
part oi it which iorblda the newspapers to
ascertain the iacts oi death when legally
inflicted, and to publish them ior the in-
iormation oi the people?
Sun reporters have interviewed ilon.
Roswell P. Flower, Hon. Falward P. Jones,
Judge Alton B. Parker, lion. William I".
Sheehau, Dr. Chauncey 3i. Depew, the
lion. Cornelius Van Catt. lion. Stewart
Ia Woodiosd and Secretary ’l‘raey. all oi
whomare emphai: in their declaration
iora repsnlci the section restricting the
liberty oi the press.
Mayor Chopin. oi Brooklyn, expresses
meopiuiou that the law prohibiting the
publication oi details “will bs persistently
and successlully defied, and la, tbereiore,
no law at all." The Bob. W. ll. Robert
non, oi Westoheator. likewise believes that
the , ‘oithe “ isonlya1
oi tiara Collect-c l-‘assett mu",
tarorstberepenl oi the use .not
C the ground that it Is odlom. or uncon-
dtnttolnl, or admirable. but because he
thinks it can never be cuiorced
commutation
‘ ‘ to out w Individuals, and
y. Wei thecommitteeou ao-
‘arebyuolnesnsubausted.
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Parliament.
Million, Aug. 3.»Williarn O'Brien has
written in the matter oi bis bankruptcy,
reproaching Lord Salisbury ibr taki ad-
vantage oi a legal technicality to vs
hint iron: public lite, and prevent him
from appealing to the house oi lords
against the judgment in Lord Salisbury's
suit against him ior libel.
lie olera to submit the mattsrtothe
arbitration oi any three members oi the
bones oi commons that lam! Salisbury
maywctsad abtdebythelrdscisiou. The
procesdlny instituted by Lord Salisbury
to have O’Brien ab ndlcated a bankrupt
ior non-payment the contain thsiihel
snitinetituted and gained by bold Balla-
bury, would result, it access-int, in driv-
th'Brisn irons parliament as a bank-
... ruptmnlees cleared oi his debts, cannot
sit to parliament. It is not expected that
Lord Salisbury will depart iron the rogue
Isreourss oi law.
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A Very Mysterious Murder
Discovered Near Brooklyn.
data with Finger Ins-ha llpoa lla-
thn Inscription. “I. to II."
Ntw Yonlt, Aug. d—A mysterious mun
der, surprisingly similar to that which is
known only as "the ltahway case," was
discovered yesterday in a swampy field
near the village oi Glendale, Ridgevvood,
and Fresh Pond, L l. The crime is sup-
poscd to have been committed on Satur—
day night. it is like the ltahway mystery
in that It was committed in the country;
that the victim isawoman unknown to
any oi the residents oi the villages named:
that there is very little clew to her [dent
ity:.iat there isnothing which would
point to her murderer. and that it is not
positively known when the crime was
committed.
Cruelty Chohed to Death.
This woman, however, was cruelly
choked to death; . A Inc who had gone
art to pick some bluekhorrici ior his Sun-
oi is young woman lying under the shallow
oi the walls iii a new building in the mid
dle oi the fields. The marks oi linger nails
on the throat left noduubt that the woman
had been choked to death
‘l’he \‘irtlns wan I'relly.
The woman was alarm twenty years oi
age, oi write ligure, with a pretty lace,
dark hair and eyes. The- body was clothed
in a black Cashmere ("1‘36 and Jcmy,
white undorclotliiug, with the-exception oI
a red flannel [anticont elnbmideml with
white niIk, black stm‘klngs, French kid
goiter shoes with [uncut leather tips, a
block straw [mnl‘thke but trimmed with
black ribbon moi yellow flowers.
There mu n him-k ki-I glove on the right
hand. On llu- left hand were two gold
rings. Onc lmd a “blue stone and the
other is guru-t: the latter was engraved
“M. to H." .\n odd pair oi gold sleeve
buttons and :s black bog oak bnr hrraatpiu
were the only other Iflll'h-a ionnd on the
person. Nothing which would give a
clew to the Itlt'lillly oi the murdered girl
could be found—no letters or papers oi any
description, our was nuy money iound in
the pocket oi the dress. .
Finger Marks on "or Throat.
The skin oi the neck bore live abrasion:
whrre,oo u..- lo‘ii tide, uiihe throat. iht
nails oi ionr lingers bud cut into it and the
the nail oi a thumb had motrxtird the
sklnou the right solo. The vital organs
WHII KILLED THIS Gilli
rm: worm (mom T0 mum 'i
Mad Dead In a lass-sly Spot Near Blue I
Whlte Throat—lb run. as. Worn bean mm
day's dinner in the fields inund the body W
were in Is nurnml condition. The [thy-ti»
clall 9.2m] tlmn- um. nmlmlbi u‘imlot’vr tunl
she had been choked to ilcltill.
The scene oi the Innrdcr,althnm:h al‘
most within gunshot vii-stance ni one oi
the niost populous pnl'ilim‘t oi the city oi
Brooklyn and in in” View oi passenger.»
on the Manhattan llcacb trains. in other-
wieeubout as dewinte null uninviunxn
spot as one would wL-sh to go to.
Was she Murdered There!
There are eircuumlnnccs which clearly
indicate that the body had not been laying
when ionbd or in the open air beiorelt
o'clock Sutunlny night. The girl'sc‘lolh
ing was perioctly dry. The garments had
not even been wet. As it rained very
Mavily in the morning, up to nearly ll
o'clock that night. the clothing would on
doubtedly have been soaked.
Anothermystery about the case is vvlrethr
er the murdered girl was alive or dead at
the time her body was placed whereit was
hood. It is beyond all probability that
she would wander or dolila-ratoiy go alone
to the place, nor is it likely that her tour
derer was skulking aronml there awaiting
a victim.
lites Signs vii Is \rrs-n
li theninrdcr was committed on thoapol
where the body was ionnd the murderer
and victim wont tin-re either by the blind
path iron: Myrtle avenue or the private
road iroln Fresh l’nml road.
in that case the girl wns probably lured
by he; compiler: to the spot brawn at
its loneliness and ior an evil plrpme. and
was choked in a moment oi passion on
irom ienr. The ailment-e, however. oi any
disturbance oi the outs-r or nuderclov hing
and the good order oi her attire and hair,
together with the {act that there are no
signs oi a scuttle on the soft ground, have
given rise to In theory that (no crime was
committed elsewhere and the body was
carried to the place aiter death.
in Love with Ills than motor.
Danscnr. Conn. Aug. bm'l‘lilrteen
years ago Erastus Beckett came to Dan-
bnry. having tell in England a wile and
tour children. Six years ago Beckett mar-
ried a Dnnbury girl Last year his oldest
son. John ltcckott, went to England and
met the ohleet daughter oi Erastus [lock-
stt and his demted wile. The young
man, unconscious cl their relationship to
Erastus. ieil desperately to love with the
ri. fid secured hombre to nary
In. Shawn: more”
hull-see on momma John
says he will marry jut the-sans.
learned by a til-user.
Ammo (trrv. Aug. twitter-es
Daugherty. Annie llennlngs and ”ar-
neret Gallagher, oi Philadelphia, were
bathing in the snri when the undertow
them beyond their depth. Their
wnr Pros“ I Clark W
New “AV“. A smitten-cream
inlaid-st Clark, at the New York and
New Haven railroad, will resign on liars-
tura iron lumps. The story is that n
large number oi conservative stockholders
are not sstlsded with ids. Clark's has-slat
the port. butbn‘hflttlt'nedthn tnblea
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1”?»qu mares“
annulus association.
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Wuhtsatsa...0laooocci~ us
Batteries: Dryer and Kelly. “him and
lutniile.
Atalanta- an.n
lost-......» a it it, 5 l o o-surt
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bus......0 l o c s o s 1 our s-‘I
..... coronation—Jr!
Batteries: IkdanmdDonahue. liellahos
andhaibinsou. -
Atllouhvillo— lt.ll.’"l.
louisrille ..... fiddootonl—blli
Athletic ...... lroeosoo s8:
Batteries; Hakim. Ryan and Cnhlll; w
ingand lilllgan. '
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Standing at the (ll-ho.
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New York.“ 8i fined-luau”! it .411
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The Northwestern loan. Blob-Ids
Four Waves. lnd., Aug. l—The Northo
western league has disbanded and Presi-
dent Meyer will divide the guarantee
money between Evansville, Tens “all.
and this city. Fort Wayne stockholders
lose 81,310. ‘
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
The German mlonial ollloc, it is alleged,
in preparing to repudiate the acts oi 3min
Push In German East Airicn.
Captain Townsend. oi New Haven. will
introduce n bill at the next session oi the
Connecticut legislature ior the establish.
ment oi a naval reserve militia oi ”to...
Melbourne, the Anatrniiuu, says be h
going to take his rain machinetoDeath
valley, Cal. the Sahara and other dry
placru. where he will produce lakes.
George W. Taylor, oi Tuttle, Morehouse
& Taylor, oi’ New Haven, died Suturday
night. in: was the oldest printer in Cost-
nectlcut.
Jacob Seemiller, a director oi the Balti-
more aud Ohio railroad and oi several
banks. died at the Deer Park Hotel, west
ens Maryland.
From mi) to limlhsba exported 5. ~
I!) tons oi sugar. 9:}. per cent. oi whit:
clue to this country. .
The Aria-her Leilnug, socialist organ at
Gelwukircin-n. til its |s~ue Smnlny cop
talus an nm. to advocating: :h rcwrt to pl
jury by soc-mints in public.“ tnnla.
Ilirnrn “'mid, one oi the oldest businun
men in limlmswr, N. Y.. is dead, aged
lety-lllh‘n goon.
The well known [mriodicul (“Olllfl oi
Klm‘kc \vue- rl‘dliN‘UVErfil at Lirk oil-serva-
tory by 1.; 1-1. linrunrd. it is very inlnt.
and is following clmely the path predicted
ior it by Dr. linrklnnd.
James Harvey linumrn, a retired New
York dry goods merchant. died nnddenly
at Sarntoga. aged sixty-live.
The grcnt race at New York ior 80M
a side between ’I‘euny and longstreet was
won by Mugatmt.
It is rumored that the dispute over the
will oi SnmnclJ. 'l‘ilden has been amicably
settled, and 50 percent oi the estate is is:
go to the heirs and the other to per cent. to
the city.
ans-day at (”ape Slay.
t‘ar: Mn, Ann. it—Pruidont Harrison
and l’ostmuntcr General Wanamaker at-
tended services Sunday at the Old Brick
church. Cold Spring. where the Itev. W.
it. Stewart. of Allegheny Cllercachsd.
IllahopScnrl»mugh,-iim-em~ oi New Jenny.
took supper with President Harrison.
‘I‘wu Para-uses [tun [Iver Hear Moat-It
linx‘llksrnu. N. Y.. Aug. 8.~—Ilarbars
Ken, aged eight year», was killed at Oils
by a Central tmin. The child was trying
to urn-ape lrom one train and ran lu trout
oi another. l'. 5. .lcllrey, son oi the late
the. it I). .leiirey. was also run over by a
Central train at Ontario Iirneb, Charlotte.
'l’hc Bans- Removed.
licenses, N. J.. Aug. a—The bones at
it. Quietus that were enshrined in 1850 la
the Church oi our Iaulyoi Grace in lio-
boken were removed with elaborate care
monies to the new church built by the
congregation at Fourth street and Willow
avenue, tlohoken.
‘lhs ”errors at Hydrophobic.
Santaaw. hitch. Aug. a—Morris God-
irey,ths wvcnttwnvyenr-old boy ailictad
with bydmpholna In- tbs result at a do.
biteon July t. has died in great agony”
lie called iremreutly ior water. but whit
hrumght he was unable to takes drop
‘I‘eaas fever in Inns-a.
Aaaaxus Cnr. liar... Aug. n—‘l'ene
(ever has broken out among the cattle In
tblacounty and over two score have at»
ready died. The people srogreatly salted
so: have taken steps to establish a case-
au no.
‘I’hrsa Children Mun“.
Boston, Aug. a—Jcssph. Annie and
Fred Willard, aged respectively nigh
we; and eleven mirth: at
street, were ss'
zoned salmon. 'l‘heir condition lsc‘r‘iltlt
AI
0a- llnahaad 'lao lacy.
Dancer. Coca, Aug. a-ltcss ltawiey
swundknkuhcheveuaoium
losing her Isst howls“ m
whcmsbsheiisvsddsad. flawleyhasded.
Attacked by a bush. lab.
Oriana. Aug. umA mob has
tbsOInakaGranltslhaelti new
outtheworkassn. pellcssse
Great dsrusls will result, as
thelsessrsanpvetseted.
Mam Mitten. 1-
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emu thi’om"; that Ramona
lronislsstrsncuileoadiuocscdis
heusaddssnbuteviasssns
mm.
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cool.
OfAII‘
Canopies.
"Rustin.
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CLOGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Speelleailens Punished.
lam prepared todoall klndsodworkby the .
best oi workmen. :5 the day or «intranet, at
the lowest prices a at short notice.
STAIRS AND MAN'I'LE “'ORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
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but Spring.
Kinds.
Wehaveonhandabout
20 WAGONS,
‘ Consisting oi
Spindles.
Phaetons.
IIunabouIs.
Business Wagons.
Which we oil'er at
Greatly Reduced Prices
in order to save carrying lhcm over till
(.‘allnndeeo thermand more a grain] bar-
gain. You will never have a better oppor-
Wrighttilynn
Flllllllll STREET,
South Norwalk.
ssor it HERE RIVER. or.
”63m NEAR THE DEPOT.
HEADQUARTERS Fill
MILIINEIIY!
Ilo. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Ismail.
Just receivchtn doseu this today to sell
Will supply the people i
the nest
without reserve. all pee and column: the
extremely low price oi not». ior-ior glee M.
Olin lot 0! “ate 30¢. : i“‘n-lallta I . rich.
One lot oi duo Prone "1301'" «to. cor.
each. Don‘t iorxet the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. I'. Bacon‘s dry goods store.
\‘lli ti
F. HAYES
Having removed his meat market
lie. 6 North Main Street?
1' this vicinity with
Inc
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be iound in the state.
F. Hfi ES,
l0. 6 Ilflllili lillll STREET i
SOUTH XORWALK.
Mrs. Ii. Fawcen,
Io. i7 Iisin Street llonvsill
unmet:
Did it ever occur to you that
there was it difference in Soda
Water? Syrups sour very easily
this season of the year. We
aim to have the best, and our
trade is so large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
fresh every day. May be you
don't know it, but we serve pure
Cream with our Fruit Syrups
and at the same price you pay
elsewhere without it. Perhaps
you have bought your Soda where
it didn’t suit you. Try ours.
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Gilli-ca. on Main Street,
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“I" DAV I. "I vans.
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of Butler. it is
The over product
Roll Butter.
season with it.
as sweet as new
half tube, as wel
article here you
part of tub.
In I
' J-‘rsn ”do so
anon, Ct, Creamery.
time of the year when pasturngo
is plenty, the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
IIIBBLEMIIMSI'IIBK
flMSTilCK
Arc selling a very nice quality
from the Lob-
At this
is sold in tube,
and this is the Butler which we
call to your notice.
some sweet, well~mnde article
that is sold in rolls, at from 3
to 5 cents a pound less than their
This is our second
We know it is
It is the
hay, and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and
Ins by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice
have it; 25¢ a
pound. Special price by tub or
s'eh'r'icraa
m mm mm (as: isrse' sea
ammmammmnnmm‘ung
more
aunt Kristie“ it ran .~..' ...lff’eln"'I"-iu"
want. 3. s ants. ornacusn. Ila
... loiEllilIIGS
on cannot always; MW we ‘ I,
of a dip in“ the deep, deep anan, just when, ‘ you -
it. but it isn’t necessary to put, your head under a pn. ‘ “
Try one of our suite. We have knocked
props from under .the old price because it is cheaper to It?
at" cost thanto store them away until another summer coined?
along. We ought not to part with one of them at such an
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
there is about it.
”You IIPPIIR " NY"
wnIIIIs
“Dorlon Point,
(BIEBIIIY'B PIIIIT)
SOUTH NORWALK,
nowen.
IIIIIIIIIt, BILIIIELIIIII FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpeciaIIy.
FAnagewill connect at Booth Norwalk
th trains on the New York and New Haven
.1. E. SEWER.
CONN.
in the Horse
All Horses sold by this es.
tablishment are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
mg
, Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant
Family Horses, Grocery
PIIIGES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses,
Horses, Farmers’ Horses, in fact, Anyth
Line.
Tic/HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses
Bill Ill "filiblgi‘lll‘lltilflllfllll
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um sun can assume.
'l’heoldeat mannisrturer oi baby carri
”’3' fit? l“""'o" ”...r‘ ”a...” 235' ‘“ ’5‘
on s 0 run , a vane
oi iesand trimrnnfiufa. at prices which wi
be h h enough and ow enough basalt the
moat astidioes.
FRANK BOYLS'ILC‘Q‘VN
Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each your. must have merit.
Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1509, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion.) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into nothingnoss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
owu perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
There srsasauyiml
N. B. Ehekictioapeinwhichelec.
s the ml n and when Bloc:
one ,
trics.a:d-lgectroli'sgicsareirauduleut
imitations. Ask ior Dobbins' Electric,
seethstournamcieou wrapper.
andiian inherisseutyoubyyou‘:
l. L. Cassia a Go.
Phllndelphia,Pa.
I... H. ”Eflxinv
nwmimnmmmxmnr.
our-m
Wall Pa re,
Mixed nints,
White Iced,
Oils, Glass,
0 ' h Colors and Vurnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad»
der, 02.00.
1001“ch Wood Filler-Beet
in tibé nrket, $2.00 a Gallon.
Pa - till 11 ,
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cum iailtobeaiarorilcanm wheel-en.
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Agent ior Norwalk and vicinity.
Ollie-emits nd street.cornerday.
P. 0. Bon . South Xorwnlk. Ct. nah
Morning. linen and up:
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