ls'l
t‘“‘“"*“ w a1 m.
mam
‘ "us risers
Wiles occurred here last Dish.
'iimsitwasthreelarpharashe-
. when not a he m
m lhedrellrokeoutluthelarg-
dotfie'tar-atlla‘dtdcloekmadins
”mustache" am.
insfledthedtortsmadetoasva
, memo! horsesandoows
modem “M's-9W
. ’lhsze-salsoravsd. A
@etlr._.fioyt’ssummerhoarden,
“ I ' .hutwrsrescuedat
’- L n
Vitae-ashtmha-aqsetotfinasha-
Wain-“Mun.”
'a—s-oouaa
William Sheldon estimated that it
would eost'm touuderpinthe house
wheuraianduptooorreapondwith the
uewgradefihatltwonldoostllltyoents
soulicysrdlorearthfillingwtortheysrd,
au‘dfltteeaeentsayardtoremovesud
replace-oimi’thellllingwasmiitouv
J. P. Psrtrickthmdrtitwurtlamto
raieethehouae. Selectmanllsyrnoad
delight the damage would amount to
$2,000. Eiward Her-rill put the gross
thumpstflflllflie thetrees
outheoutiderowworthvtooaficcewia
ideahrthe itemsotuuderpinningund
raisingthehoueowereabontthessmem
tlroseothrtrickandflheldonweihought
thsphcewasworthrrunflmomfl;
dill. C.B.Cooliigepntthenetdamagee
atolflll. GeneralD.N.Couchputthe
dammatuotoverflfioo. Allenlletui
wtthed-mce-utflm). but kiwi-slut
whenthehoueeaudgrouuds wereread-
justedtolltthenewgrade the ploperty
mightheworflntlfiOOmorethanatpres-
-¢l¢,ufli making his edimated net
VMBiheiarthtimetheHoytham
‘ harsh. destroyednhem'ign of each
IACADAI ROADS.
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mwmhmonyunuu
‘ our-war.
mmmmmenoayin
thsflhwingehtuneut of the number
1 .otaqaareyarrkotuncadammadrecently
9« rosemary: .
, aunts lain street, from railroad to
irony-out, 4,102;me street,
_ {rum Iaihuadtosifinxm, 9.95:
mmmwmmw
West street, on; total square yards,
damages 31,000. Borough amines
Wood and b’neesistant, J. I". Hoyttesti—
lied as to grade; and meamrements.
Thehearingwgtadjourucd until thin
morning at 10 o'clock, when more wit-
new were examined. ltwill probably
take two days more to complete the
hearing, ‘
Till SWINDLRB BSCAPBD.
Boston Detectives Still llave Hopes. flow—
sver. cl Bani-g “Fred I. Banter."
DeputyShenfllioChrthy andFrde
Iather,otWind-orloch,met witth
tie W ontheir trip toBoston last
Saturday, tocatch the swindler who tried
to“work"lr. latlserandothersinthis
city for flu). Before they arrived at
Youngs’hoteltheswindlerhadmadc his
escape and the namca“FredL. Baxter
and wile, South Norwalk,” were the
onlysignstoshowthuthehadevubeen
there. The hotel clerk aaidthntadark
oomplexioued fellow withs dark mow
tache. about five feet eleven inches in
height, sud who would probably weigh
170 pounds, called there uudwasvery
particular in getting one of the finest
morusinthehouse. Hetohlapluueihle
story about his wife‘s ahence, and alter
regiteriuglettthe hotel anddid not re~
turn. ’l‘heeeueheraweattrornthehotel
tot'heWestsrn Ultiou Telegraph ethos,
Aaud findiugflieolerkwho receivedthe
muted him itherememhered
‘anythingahout them. Be saidthata
leilowoameaudhadthemeaagessent
undthatssmeafleruoonralledthres
, times and inquireditauy unwashed
heenreoeired for him. The dmcription
gimby the telnpuph chrk tallied ea-
actly wlththatuiveuhy the hotclclck,
troundoubtedlyitwaathc-meman.
Thetelqrhonema-geseut’byChiel
othiceWahtoWiudsorhckaSatur‘
day morning, saying that he mid place
his hand on theimposteratany moment,
was rather misleading, as aflarrs turn
out. 'l'hedeteetivewhowaaoutheosee
wenttothehotelsndlouud thenarnes
outheregisterasoocnpyingroomlinnd
theuwatchedeverybody who madean
exit from the building. He still has
hopesothauingthesharpor.
Will-aldlnh llsJaw.
lileaBedmondmadeschargesgalnst
JohnDoe for a-ault thinnern‘jiloth
menamemployedonthfl'fihnfshflitv
"Cygnus,”whichcsme toWilso‘rl'i’o'hit
thhmornlngandtook outthn Knights
olColumhmontheir annual excursion.
Redmoudstatedthathe wasoueot the
llremenouthestmrneraud Doewasau
oiler. Doewasin theooslhole of the
vemelthbmornhg,andwheulledmond
he
to.
“walk.
wmfi
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mm
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Hamlin”!
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our season mus.
h’m.d'Westportav-mc,k
inlloehesta,N.Y. . ‘
CliarleaEBeymouriaspendingaweek
withhhlsmilystm
halls. Bruin and family are in
Newflavenlora’lewdays.
limIrouheWoodmlWestoveuue, is
vieitlugfriendsinnlookiyn.
Hrs. JonathanCampanddaughtcnol .‘ m
the borough, areathichHill,
h ., _ ‘, ‘.
“manor-W *
n’ nitrite.» x.
on “mean." '
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1|.va "
(them he:
buhsrsplytoyeareI-uaamdihe
lstisst. . '
llraJJI. Stevens,“ m son-Ir. ;
shrted thismorningfor liidgefleld.
William 3m. or New York. evinc-
ingJ. 8. Crwnwall, at Dorlon's Point.
llr. MhMPeIIBmuJ! Taylor
avenue, haveIeturned from Pound Bilge.
Thomas 1mm of Dobba’ Ferry,
N. Y., iamdingafewdaye in town.
Mrs. James Lyoett, of Broad River,
has retro-nod from a visit in Brooklyn.
IhBurnea,oiBrooklyn, N.Y..'B mm
It W. A. Curtis's. on West avenue.
M's! lay Wiloonk, at Brooklyn, N.Y.,
is visiting Ii. Kittie Perri, of Roway-
mil.
nom- mum at the Brooklyn
pohee', force lamenting“ relativeslnthis
city. ’ ’ '
Forrest Baker and tamily, from Patch-
ogue, are visiting at Henry Taylor's, Seu-
side place.
RF.l-‘oeter,ot the limo! Ayreek
Foster, Danbury. is spending his vacation
at Bell Inland. ' ‘
Him Lizzie Pierson, who has been vie-
iting at J. C. Hawkine', is about to leave
for the Catskills.
0er A. Darius. of Columbia college.
New York": visiting V. II. Bounce“!
tor a low weeks.
3.0.86“! and daughter, oi Pueblo.
Colorado, are the guests of Charles C.
Bette, on the Green.
W. ll. Parmlee, of West llain street,
mompanied by his wile, is visiting his
old home at Guillord.
Mrs. J. W. Studwell,‘with two Brook-
side lady trienrls, enjoyed the Measures
of King's End. yesterday.
James Hoyt. Jr.. and family, and E.
E. Gorham, of East Norvvnlk, ore spend-
ing a week at Betts' island.
A. E. Channer, 0! Washington street,
hegemonatsndays'cruiseouthe
New York pilot best No. 10.
like Gertmde 'Scott, of Rhigeiield,
spent yesterday with Him Lillhn Julia,
First avenue, Rut Norwalk.
Ilia: Georgia Hamilton, of Dauhury,
'- spending a week with her min, Ila
Gracia Hamilton. oi Bayview avenue.
Ire. W. J- Finney, Jr.. and childrm,
otBerkeleyatreet. will leave town Fri~
day, {or a three weeks‘ visit lnCornwall.
Louis L. Wilcox and family, 0! Brook-
lyn,are spending smooth at the reel.
demo 0! ea-lavor Edwin Wilcox, Wash-
ington street. ‘
Dwight E. Graham and Hi- thud
Graham, of Lynn, la... who have been
vin'ting in East NorwalkJeit town to
day (or Standard.
Geheral A. H. Wlloua. of
the Ierideu Y. II. C. A., and his wile,
wmetoNorwalkto-dayJo mendepor—
tion 0! two weeh‘ vacation.
lira. W. F. Lockwood. of West lain
sheet, horoogh,andlissfleleu Andrews,
«rum, are visiting at the residence
il'l'. Ianhall Andrews, l’ltisiield, lass.
The lines Dairy Brown and Nettie
loin, 0! Perth Amhoy. N. J.. who have
boenspendingalew dayswithfliesflla
Guyer. south lain streetdlsve returned
home.
“Uncle unto,” the play which ap-
pearsat [rule “this evening. is
charmingl'iew w windy, thor-
gyafiwovedtliellistilllll‘s‘gi.r "l'huswal
torhowthat they were G.A.I.
man.
Is lssreaea for Glass llewsra
tween the arena plans manufacturers and
workers the man asked for an advance in
wages 0! about 1 cast, which the manu-
hctnrera reluserl'ney would pay the
present scale but no more. The contor-
suoetheu adjournadtornsetstthsesilol
the manufacturers. Opinions are divided
asto whethertherewill heastriksor not.
Par-oil's Bolleltude About. Iis- us...
no the p? 111...): “£2.13 11.
pp; yslcian _ who
warreeently hittenby adog. Ila-received
,a eablecrsm tron: Charles Stewart Parnell
askingilltlsnecassarytohave hismother
sent toD'Pasrb tor treatme‘rillhbguDr Pas
tsur. . hippa replied patient
was getting along nicely.
A II‘ ltrlhu qt limpet-II.
Prrrsauun, Au l-r'l'hl “I‘ll. of “II
rm members of the Amalgamated arsenic
tion at the Vesuvius Iron works or Hero-
head & C‘o., Sharpsburs, Pa, at first in-
significant. is last developing into a con.
test equal in importance with any in the
history oi the organization. Deputy shark
lls are guarding the mill property.
llama-crate “in at Portsmouth.
Pomuovru, N.li..Aug. 5.-'nm munic-
ipal election resulted in a sweeping vie
tory tor the Democrats. Last year the
Republican had six aldraneu and the
Dameraiathree,Thisyeasthaentinhrd
will he Demusratie. John J. Larksy, the
Democratic candidate (mar. wasnlace
ed by a majority at are. “
Dear Bullets law as Miter.
OAKLAXD. Cal. Aux. hvh‘ditor ll. 3.
Colvin, who was shot by John G. Howell,
will probably die. Four bullets took silent
in his body. The shooting was caused by
thepnhlieattou by Colvln of scnrrilloua
references to Howell‘s daughfir, who had
spurned his stamina ' S
”can. is. Cousins Labor runs.
Alain. Aug. 5—11: responseto the pro-
test of the Troy common council and‘ths
advice of Governor Hill, Superintendent
of Prisons Inthrop has reduced the aura:
heroloouviet shirt haul-at Clinton prison
son to seventy and laundry hands iron:
eighty-tour to thirty. ’
Indian Mild-as Locus“ of ltrlharyn
humus. L 'l'., Ana. 11—4. 11 Irma ‘
waselested our 0! the Cherokees on a
close vote. Duahyhsad, who was detected.
eiaimsthsliayespartyusrdwm) tow
eanhhnhetMQMwill call the am
tiouot theUultsd States pursuant to
thematter.
As helm-lash Iaieida.
Holman. A
wealth iron otlaaehsstsv.
lymmafluflordtlh
snowman! MW“
a WWW n.
.ouahlymjoyable. 'l'hepiseeha penu- soul-ll
l—liLBehwabaa N
am
‘ . Ilsa-Iver “than [in
What. i
“ H" You, Aux. h—‘l‘he Glendale mun
“mystery promises to vie with that ol
. The idsutlfimtino o! the sirl'i
body by Charla ll. Weber, of New Haven.
hlotloeepledsstmstwonizy ulnl Coroner
Hulusysr is perfectly at sen. Yesterday
Was lot [now- II
. theoruurwént on to “whimsy poet
halls with a strange young mum in search
'dthemurdarseJmtoa-l of leaving that
m (or detectives. This young man. Wk:
fie NI name ll Charles Read, ol’ Darieu,
Dana. and his age as twenty, was not oi
as appearance calculated to inspire 9°“
glues. The coroner took him away from
the reports. into an upper rooui, and
when name out gave the impression
ththe antmportantelewtothemys
I. finish at North llavaa.
. .i‘he body of thamurdered girl was em-
hlmedflonday night by laoxmrd knoll,
the undertaker Yesterday no one we:
flowedtosealt. and the authorities even
mum uudescription ot itheu
.tuut lutlashst place, they would not
Aug. I—At a contemos b ‘
‘ They scoured the place in vain, and
“I the assistant: at local otheialu They
“replied the oorousrtovhold Weber no.
tilthey should arrive; but the coroner had
allowed Weber to depart and he could not
hstound. ,
lull“. lube? I lyth Alana
Neither is the name Matilda Huber
howaiuthatowa The nearest is dis,
“Ha libs aeomsly Garnish girl. who
live-M q a Crossing, a settlement
abs! milspnuorth or North liav'en. She h
W thempemler shop at Center-
Vllle She is alive and well.
There h one Adolph Teller. the propric
to: ot a roodhouse on the \Valllliglurd
mad, who has been missing since Friday.
hbhuown that he had a niece Vinitiug
ht-who waa uhnwn so the neighbors.
She, too, I! missing.
A lens: Irw- ivonh "area.
An bullion! which adds a flavor nl truth
In Weber’s story that the girl name from
North Haven is told by Station Agent
Horse and la cormbornuni lry Matti»)
Powler.aisrmer. Both mm my tlml llltl)
“WI couple walking on :ln- truck and
hanging about the iii-[Ml nu Mun-dew
morning. The woman mu drew-n! in dark
cloth! and bud light li.lli’. 'l'm-y over-
heard them talking about thi' purl-hm or
property and remember lit-arm; un- no
”say“! she hurl 97m it hi. 3. luill'il lit
They 'sutiou age-m says they took
that“ train for New lirn‘cn.
. The Second Wonder.
Weber’s escape so settled the coroner
that he declared that the pmpertlsing w
dohsnaftor would be to held every one
wheahould appear'to examine the body
wail-the mystery has been lolly cleared
up; Bend. the second anuectir-ut identi-
Incision that he knew the murdered
pirlvweli. He remembers dancing ‘wlth he.
stlialriu Rock. unarNew llmquoy‘Mrs a
‘ s‘n Besaidhohadssen harmlquuently.
' He believed he knew her slayer. whose
uarashe are ”John Ilaav, nud thnt he
saw this man in company with the girl on
unknown bridgedunday. and no: u
Rocha, way beach.
Homeyer was at Roehaway with
all day yesterday and nothing what
everwas heard iron him. iii-ed claimed
that liaav was in hiding at itockaway.
"I Killed u.- om." He said.
Aaother sensational part in the kinetic
Ms; earns Monday night. A orange
lull, lather dilapidated in appearance. en-
totsdGrsiier's hotel at Ridpwoo-l, where
serowd other: and boys were downswing
the murder. lie washout 5 lost winches
tall. “stout build, smooth shavun, dleuanrl
in a dish Iult oi clothes. “Come up, boys,
have a " said he, and the crowd
and the mum .pald.
rollot hillsas hsdid so.
r was brought it the
said par-ruler: : “l
murder. i killed the
int llr-i’rn sorry. ”
I" ”Weber '1"
A dust at he hier went up thou the
the nahnown man an‘
and that he ought
rue in put the girl
its atrau r, "he.
as. am mu mu sum;
, cons-in. Au. lv-‘l'he Mousliarr
“humiliated
w yourselves and us by coming in and seeing ""“"""~
m. whatwo can do for you. .
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11mm
We have told you many times before that WW
we were going to give extra value to you
for: your money on Special Days. I‘his time
vve can only say the same thing over, and if
It proves, as it has alWays so far in the past,
both a benefit to yourselves (“buying at
first coat prices”) and, to us in being able
to close out odds and ends,-as well as 63- 0°
tablishing for us a reputation, we shall feel
well satisfied .both with ourselves and hu- 0
manity in general. Having just closed our
h semi-annual inventory on Tuesday last, we
shall quote to
trust you will
goods:
you the following prices and
examine both the prices and u
urnnauouem.
‘tereandlhlpperao!
10 pieces Double Width Cashmere.
wear. at 10c; former price file to Wale. .
25 pieces Good Quality Dress Ginghams, medium and dark
colors, be a yard; been in good demand for 7:50, So and 9c. '
. 15- dozen Children’s Hose, black, for Sic a pair. “'9 put these
in simply to call attention to our Hosiery stock. we have never
yet seen the time when we could not find a ready sale for them
at page npnir. ‘
'ust th th' mama”
1 9 mg for Fall Nouwahuamuvmnfi
thmpmnhimside
~ “rum-“m
waft: 4 -
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fim‘mfimz
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“We olive-z:
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and sign ,. .
\‘om'u G’s“?! Wlehlncwn {if}?
quality' onlyfand that the belt.
mercurrs.
Burke, ‘l‘l C., once 45 and ‘7 WW 1.
S. .\. oureDtolithoii.7to&
PIAXO TUNER I mun.
HENDERQF. W
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PM'I'ING—GDLD. sinmann Irons
SOUTH NURWALK PLATINGCO. OW“!
at. All kinds of elect“) illz
and rulinishlnxul all iudaul ‘
REAL MATE Am
LAY-romumn ILW ‘ ‘ii.’ "’ .0 ,
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woonwrm A.‘ ”m ' tau-r-
reutaud Dominion” Ale. ~ ‘ h
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m—‘.— a-
there i.' a person within the circulating dis-
trict of “The Sentinel” but that will in the
course of a few days wish to make a pur-
chase in some of. our varied lines. ’
Now if you are non menu-u
‘ dealing with us
perhaps it would be as well for you to come
and look us over. You’ll be treated with
the greatest politeness. Our clerks are here file’s... n“. ., "3...... I
to show our goods and to answer any and va’nwmefiiimmm.
all questions. They aronot hired for the Kmaw
purpose of forcing goods on customers, so
do not feel in the least that you are obliged
Waterman-we» ~"
to purchase if you wish to call and exam-
me our stock.
BYXBIE. ll. 1. slailrnad MLE)‘.
tall mm
and. Altwtable " h .
BAIRD. uisemmm . ‘
hoardij'zauddaysehool. ”a!
Hits.
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Our Ribbon stock we find too large. To close it good share of
it out we otter the No. 5 and No. 7 widths at. be r mi. N 9
and No. it widths st lilo per yard. P6 y 9 0'
Little jog 0! Canvas Belts, worth 260 each, now He.
Odds and ends of every eecription of Calico at 34c per yard;
You Xlll llll‘l you will need thrill
‘ ’(ll‘l‘ q, a}. ivut )"L’il
I‘ll"
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2l ll‘ll' i-
wanna «mm ;
keep on naming N. Kramer”
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And so we could
bargain alter bargain.
gee“
But satisfy both W l
Don’t fail to get prices on our Kitchen "m I “'94
Goods. ‘ 1' ' "5“”
he
Spfitldlwatdlllill Commutation.
ladle
Ice Cream Bods, to.
Beat Chooolstelorfim
lined may“ (to
533%; will». i
N , ‘ L
duodenum mm.
Drops, 19c u.)
simmer:
‘93"
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