In the' Day by aVote
m a! the Prens-
. .5 M commander-ia-
' fined Army.
0 Aug. fl.-—-1n the light for the
Washington has deft-m-
, 'Neh. theu the encampment
.. after the noon mitwm
Athoughtthst Washington mm
ill tholocatiou for next year's 1-1.
llsrsupporters gave out 11...
tier 0’ I Ml“ 'hll.‘
. . Mum mam u...
,_ tulle-iv upon thsmwuotnm
M ‘M invitation took the form
mmm with statues o:
' ndil‘arrsgut on the sides. rigu
. , ,, W Willi. Mount Vernon am?
.. I “thunder and the hm
ado-murmured In the center
' sleirwaslucloscd insonket of mu.
.. mWJocledwith a key 1
sslrly’apoa ngumenteaud the eloquencr
Wm pm Vandsrvoort, m
. . letthehell rolling in behalf of
“ I‘ , sad arena that the gathering
w hadtorouee at leastatnpoint
”Minotaccssatothetsnsoi thou’
Hub of veterans in Kansas, Nebraska.
W lows. the Dakotas and the
west ”any.
4 , 'eshlagten's Gala Opel l’IrI.
' Bullet Thayer. Poet Commander Res.
“M and Comrade Campbell. of
“It, alao woke earnestly and at length
- I; . in behalf of Ne-
. braska’s capital.
General Burdett
and W. Pipes, of
Washington, led
the oratoricnl heir
ierios in behalf of
the national capi-
tal. Corporal Ton-
ner dwelt upon its
advantages. a n d
Edgar Allen, of
Virginia, came to
its rescue on be»
m halfof the south.
, , the spewinnaking was inprogreas
‘ thereon-flunk delegation. which early
Iathadayhadheen seheduledas solid for
W asked leave to retire for con-
ejlltatlon. This filled the Washington
with alarm. and they redouhied
button-hoiing oi the delegawe on the
flow of the hall. When the Pennsylvania
_ filed In again it was with the
Mt that they lmd voted 251»
“it but of Lincoln and that it had been
to nieces the unit rule in favor of
will at the majority.
”ta-eat la- High.
A.“ Issue of excitement unparalleled
,. “I Way of encampmenta the roll
'- ‘llll. lllinois. Pennsylvania end
and other large delegations
.WMMM when the last state
it.
r s5
Lam.
\
_ “ thityon op, ‘
, an 14W0.awarding.ourfBuf“:' : __ 1 t. ._
[there’s npihihg'smalljabont them. Do you motto“ makes.
Poona: go a. long Way? W bangivo you a better return fortit; _
' ‘than‘you can get for 'u'dollnr andfo‘quarteij elsewhere, and
251 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained; Here’s, an oppon-
‘ tunity for putting your money “where it will do the most good. ,
W...”
' um... mmm THE W0
m otner states expressed themselves ‘
t reserve as in favor of compelling
white posts to admit colored members.
Over homilpsow witnessed a grand db-
oi fireworks at Belle isle Wednesday
under the auspicesof theei an.
thoritiu. 'l‘hesaodus has common end
special trains packed with were out rate
rule are hourly leaving
General Vane-y on the lfsgrs Question.
The “firstborn question. or "negro cuss
tlon." as affecting the Grand Army of the
Republic, was touched upon by General
Veasey in his annual report. Roierrin
to thedisturbsnce in the departments 0
Louisiana and Mississippi over the color
line,he recommended that his successor
be given authority to create a separate do
t in laouisinnn and some other
Gulf states, having concurrent jurisdic
tlon with the department already estab
lished in such state.
He also recommends that congress he
a vealed to to provide for the maintenance
0 Mount McGregor cottage. where Grant
dud. the expense of which has hitherto
been sssumed by the G. A. R. In closing
he said that. although no section of the
country is engaged in disloyni sets, still
the doctrine of the right of secession per
meets the political literature of the
country. and until the heresy is com
whose basic principle is loyalty, will not
be finished.
of the G. A. R. for the negro vetcrnns
created a decided sensation.
The Number of Veterans Living.
Adjutant General J. H. Goulding's re
port for the your ending Junew shows
forty-five departments. with 7,4(0 posts
and mom comrndm in good standing.
The amount of money expended in chart
tiesfor the year was $33,609, asagainst
£17,967 in 1870; the death roll for the your
fonts up 5.530, as agnlelt 5.479 last year.
He believes that within five years the
membership can be increased to soon or
mom, as there are Lennon soldiers ‘now
living.
Quartermaiter John Taylor reported the
receipts for the your a! “9.100; expeudi
turns. 837.296, and the meta oi the order,
$1,711.
The report of the surgeon general con
tainaastaiemcnt from Pension Commie
sinner ileum announcing that the amount
oi “10,000,000 will be expended for pensions
during the fiscal year.
The “negro question" was referred to a
special committee consisting oi Merrill, of
Ma-achneette; Henderson, of Pennsyl»
Vania; Conger, of Ohio; Linehan, of “its
Hampshire, and Atkins. of Ohio.
no Women's llelief Corps.
Over 7w women gathered in the Church
of Our Fnther this morning when the
ninth annual convention of the Women’e
Relief Corps was called to order by Mrs.
Mary Sears Mclienry. of lieuison, 1mm.
the national president. Congress. sh:
said, should pass especial pension law for
the army nurses. and to that end the rec
ordsbould he completed as soon upon
eible. So fur mom names were enrolled.
but‘oi i810“) more there was no record
whatever. National Secretary lisnnsb
Pllmpton. of lows, presented her report
showing a total membership oi 77.819.
The general and relief funds on hand ag-
m-to “film .
Alleged Plot of the Chinese.
Wasnmorou, Aug. d—A letter tram
Rev. B. C. Henry. of Canton, states that
there are indications of e strong under»
current or hostility to foreigners in the
reigning dynasty. "Rumor nowdeclsres,"
says the letter. ”that Sept. 8 is the
day fixed for is general uprising. The
me laid down is to destroy the
man Catholic cathedral. then the Prot
want chapels. and to finish up with the
destruction oi Shameen, the foreign settle»
merit."
Celebrated ‘I'helr Guide- Wedding.
Hmltlmhug. il—John liooker end
Isabella Beecher Hooker celebrated their
golden wedding last evening by arscep
tion in the city mission rooms. Among
these i were Senator and Mrs. flaw-
ley, llllam If. Evarts. William Lloyd
Garrison, Dr. Edward Beecher and wife.
Ber. Thomas ll. Beecher. Dr. Charles]:
Stowe, Susan B. Anthony, and a number
of representative woman sudrsgists.
lee-er Debate 'l’ea Ink.
W Nara, Aug. d—lloemsi
easily def 'l‘en ink in the three mile
race at Lake Quinsigamond. Hunter's
time was 19 minutes. Ten Eyck wast!
seconds behind. 'i'en lyeh claimed s foul.
saying that at the turn the steering of
Boomers boat collided with his best. but
an neither the referee nor judge st the
hoethadseeu it the claim was set
E?
Preside“ carrier's Proposal.
llavas. Aug. d—Prssldsnt Cup
the United Growsrs' association.
to the creditors
y Distillery company to
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pletely ersdicated the work of the e. A. n, T
The commandenin-cbief’s declaration in 'y
favor of the establishment of depertments .-
1111) or mums
M'Alpin ,Re-elccted President
of the Republican Clubs.
W
vm. 0115! 30001311!) AIDE“?
A Invert ‘I'Iset the l'eaasylvaala lap-b-
u.- “at. chair-a- Will lost.- I.
the leisure lever and 'I'Irat the lat-
tsr win Ylgtuwasly "gist Ilarrlsel.
Stucusr. R. Y., Aug. 11—11:: first day
If the convention of the Shite league of
Republican clubs has come and gone, and,
so far as surface indications go, there has
been nothing to Justify the reports spread
abroad to theeflect that it wastobea
4 , gathering largon
' frictional in its
character. '1‘ h e
. mention of Wern-
‘ M i I l or and
Thomas C. Platt's
nunes wers greet-
eq n al applause.
.The sentiment in
9:“ Mr. Miller's letter
wetchword of the
neuron. party," brought
out a particularly loud demonstration of
approval. The convention. if it is any-
body'e. is. so fer as outward indications go,
solely and entirely James G. Blufne’s. The
Grand Open lionse, where has being held.
fairly shook with applause and cheers at
the first mention of his name. President
Harrison feted poorly by contrast at the
hands of the delegates, even the plank in
the platform indoming his administration
called out comparatively slight display of
enthusiasm.
They Wanted That Picture.
A portrait of the Mnine statesman was
conspicuous among the decoration st the
morning session. At the noon recess, in
order to open a passageway. is waste
movedtoone of the wings, and through
forgetfulness it .
had not been he
placed. The Kings
county delegates
were the first To
notice its absence.
Then the cry ewes
all over the home,
"Where is Mr.
Elaine’s picture?"
and the demand
did not com till
the picture was
restored amid tre
mentions cheers
At the afternoon mum” 3~ more».
session an attempt wns mmietoiooreuse
the number of members in the committees
named in the morning. so as to give every
congressional district 11 representation,
but the motion was voted down.
The Platform.
The platform nnnonnces adherence to
the principles formed in the nstionsl con-
vention of l indorses the administra-
tion of l‘reei nt Harrison, and offers
congratulations to the country that so
courageous and wise n magistrate is at
the bead oi aflairs; approves the protec-
tion oi American labor, reciprocal trade
with the civilised world, and e blvmetallic
:urrsney based on sound ilnsueial prin-
ciples that will protect the producer and
consumer; demands a fair bullet and a
fair count; a generous recognition of
its-soldier of the republic, his widow and
hieorphanhy judicious and liberal pen.
lion laws; the creation oi a great navy
that lcause our dugto be rupected on
rvery sea; the erection of national defenses
that-halipreuctnsat home; the protee
tion oi honeet immigration. while restrain-
Ing thet of convicts and contract labor.
The platform also denounces Democratic
rule In this state during recent yearn and
declares that the administration of David
D. Hill has degraded the gubernatorial
Maudie-reproach upon the Bmpire
state. demands that ballot reform shall be
rarrisd to its legitimate conclusion, da-
mnds that a ilbersi appropriation be pro
sided for the World’s Columbine exposi-
tion and favors such legislation as will
home btdustriea in thisstate from
competition.
Rochester waschoeen as thensst m
urgplaee.
Colonel Edward McAipine. of New York,
was unanimously elected president. A
Ine- meeting was held in the Grand
Operallonse last evening. and the prin-
sipsl speakers were (letters! 8. L. Wood-
ward, Congressmen Herr. of Michigan;
General God, of Virginia President
leAipins wss in the chair. fatten of
Ingret were received from Major McKinley
and General John 8 Clark-on.
A Invert About Ir. may.
missus bonds to tlwother II
nah-them.
Jobs is Bill. moth-loser of pubiis
hailing-J: Phil-drizzle. who is here.
ed with about I
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Plans and Speeilcatleas Punished.
best of workmen.
the lowest prices a
STAIRS AND MANTLB WORK A
SPHIIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
SIIIIP AT FIVE IILE IWEI. 011,
noon
. 1.. OGDEN,
Camemer and Builder.
lamprcnsred todosllkindsnfworkbyths
:5 the day or contract.”
atsborlnmire.
NEAR THE DEPOT.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Parliament was prorogucd to October
8!. The Queen's speech contained nothing
oi grave importance.
Admiral Walker and the officers of his
command were breakfusted by the charm
bar of commerce at the Lawyers' Dower
town club at New York.
Thomas Martin, for nutny year:
a prominent vessel owner. dropped dead
at Oswego, N. Y.
Herman Guiterback, city editor of the
New York Ste-ts hitting. has been indie»
ed by the grand jury for publishing so so
count oi the electrocution» at Sing Sing. .
A receiver has been appointed to take 1
charge of the property or' U' linen a
Clark of New York aqueduct fame, 'l'wo
judgments were filed against the iirm. one
for “Juli and the other for “Jim;
The White Star steemship Melatic has
broken the retinal irons Queenstown to
New York. Her time was 5 days til boars
0 minutes.
‘lhs Ohio People's Party Manta.
Sriu serum. Aug. uuThs People’s party
h in convention here. About “delegates
Faw cews
MILLINERY!
Formerly 3 Water St, Iomslk.
without reactve. all shapes and mhrrs. at the
extremely low price of 3.5. former
W‘lr.
Mrs. ll. Fawcen,
HEIDOIJAITEIS Hill
No. l1 Main Street.
Just received.” dim lists May to sell
on SI.
Inc lot of lists 20c. ' .m-h.
rm; lid of time French lowers 3th.. “In. We.
Don't forget the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
,‘t‘r-st an. F. ileum-it's dry gmde store.
In. ll Iain Street Ismail
are present. The delegates claim that they
usdterthesealps of Senators Shannan
andBrioe.
A LITTLE sov's mounts.
Abandoned la the “not by Ilia Alleged
talks at Ital-lord.
N" You. Aug. d-‘l'he little boy with
bigblneeysawhowas left atpolieehssd—
quartsrsou My night by a man who
said he had found him crying in the road
at Stamford, Conn. was christened Diet
by Inavltt by Superintendent Jenkins, of
the children's society. The boy said his
name was Dudley Worm
Frederick Worm. of NI East Eighty
eighth street. called at the police station
endtoldalougotoryabout howtheehild
had come to call him papa.
in December, 1&0. Mr. Worm said Mr.
frank K. inevitt. of stamford,
there was a difference in Soda
Water? Syrups sour very easily
this season of the your.
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 tiresome price you pay
elsewhere without it.
you have bought yourSodn where
it didn’t suit you. Try ours.
1111111; “Autism
Did it ever occur to you that
We
Perhaps
' 20 WAGONS,
Canopies.
manwholeltthshhlldatheadgusr
name was 0. Lilboot.
hstroobled with themof childrsmeo
shenevsrtook it to live with her. ilr.
inavltt voinutasrsdto take the chines-I
Indahomsfmlhpmvldedshswonldpq
spartoithssspenss. Show
arm/Mm 122. $
“ n. a. "means.
I!" so It”.
(idioms. 436 Main Elm,
nasacmu'r. (3...-
Aa Aged Woman's level-
its-war NJ. Aug. e—Gsorgie,
surrey-seine ruin of George raw.
omelet! ‘. since mes“
user‘s" 1a res Tess.
SUCH
, .
FEW”
“I!
m “If-”ll ‘ w.
. 3‘4”“
nine. Soul. .. Unmet. to!
unprecedented figure, but go th
there is about it. 3
Of I All nds.‘
Dorian Point,
("HURTS Pill")
SOUTH NORWALK.
now OPEN
10111116. mums 11111 nsnlua
Shore. Dinners aSp‘ecialiy.
A will connect at South Norwalk
w th "trifle the How York and New Home
railroad.
.1. E. EBWER.
CONN.
We have on hand abut
(Sonsisting of
_Busgies. .3. -. ... _ ...._.. . n...
Spindles. g3 Egg . m.
.Phaeions. g5“;
Bunahnuts. l>ll- g .13: z .
Business Wagons. : f "9%,, Q g
Whichweoffcrat . ‘ éé : 3 ”-
Greatly Reduced Pnces m 25.2%; CI) x
Jaggfamuve «amine them over till E; £553 g m 8
“:“tuuihutuixWMh: LL] 3' :93 3§ < 5
guts. m E “.5 '05 m
. o - . 0
ma£¥° U
anhltilynn n: £25. a
.5 m r."
Fililllllll mm, o 3:“; 323 1' g
South». rNortcnlk. . I E; g E g a
I- {to
F HAYES é .- . - -
"Zing removed his meat market 0 _§'§ E E E
In. 6 lilo Main Street. [— go?
Willsu l the it of this vicinit with
pp I 11:33“: linen y
Fresh and so Meals,
POULTRY. Etc"
To be found in the state.
F. HAT ES,
Ill. 6 lillillli llllli Slfliili
us a snow SORWALK.
Are selling a very nice quality
of Butler. It is from the Leb-
anon, CL, Creamery. At this
time of the year when msturage
is plenty, the Lebanon Creamery
people do not find a ready sole
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is the Butter which we
call to your notice. It is the
some sweet, well-made article
thetis sold in rolls,nt from 3
to 5 cents a pound less than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
nesweet as new boy. and will
keep well, it is so solid made.
We are finding sole for tubs and
half tube. as well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a nice
article here you have it; 25c n
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
W
11111 orggygflumm
All III! llllll “IMAGES.
’l‘heoldest manufacturer of bah «our
fir'ol‘ers dubbed work for {Eagle lnyiive «lid er-
cso man ngeear; a agreatv et
of but in and trlmluin at prices which wifl
be it enough and w enough insult the
moat astidiona.
FRANK BOYLSTRN
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soup,
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why mb and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
wasbdny, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes? if
you have ever used it, in the 22
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
"' A. '1': ro's Mum
£W?mr§=rm seeare it.
soup mode. if you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now.
with our name on the wrapper.
m "“8 ltisnotthe selling
asfldercd, in arriv-
ing at a knowledge of
Missemuchreai porcupine her
of liobbins'iilectric ssin four bars of
miing to directions. do four tithes
- much work In any other. ltswst is
. Wm»- Mum
" 3% 1i I re..- thwarted.
Be sure and get the genuine.
alone. tint must
mci‘ the value of an ankle.
any other soap rustic. and it will. if mod
but a very sliflit advance on that of in-
'Elsctric.
Philadelphia, Po.
i. ll.
9
Oils. Glues,
Conch Colors and Varnishos,
Artists’ Hotel-isle,
' Combined Choir and Step Leda
def, “.00.
lchlosk a Wood Pillow-Best
in the hot, 82.00 s Gallon.
.. 79 Washington iron
‘ “"130."‘iilllliisf"’”"
Par tantrum. Prism
WWII
11111111121110 nuns.
“mummies“
. it whim nemwyioput Yuri-heed
drugged Try one’bflcur jsuité. We are knock
propsfrom under the old price because it is cheaperto
at cost thanto store them may until another sumus' ‘
along. We ought not to part with one of them at an:
ey must. and that is
Hickory, on. Pine and cm
Baled Hay and Snow '
Raymondlirulhers ‘
TH 1-: “ENG LE
SAFE. Pliitllcll III! HST.
ham p
~1111901).
1.1ch lliiiliSTEli martin
Thiswbeelhasbeui
cannotfailtobea atom wheel-ten.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Norwalk and vicinity.
Office 3 Raymond street. corner dev.
ytestedaad
P. 0. Box 57“. South Kuwait. Ct. m2 311)
Morning, Moon, and liigm
“TAKE——
1unun
011s Iloitls Thoroughly Bonrlms.
it is remarkable how many the" are
whale?! that tired forum seem to this:
0 no anee or nothing need
In 'l'hoh'y;M would not he an
done for it.
real the ’
“it will
mate weariuees whkzh
after a hard day's work but that
none. warm or ultimo w
iaily overpoweri in the
to: .1. M. Mr... mun:
rcatiyforsrork.y it iaemiuakehaflow
this condition to
emu e
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rmw‘nmweww
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSIIII'S SPECIFIC
in a sure cure for
this and later all lat}
spring "styles
HATS
IN ALI. GRADES AND COMIC 0'
sunandsnflgsuiflas
Mullahs-dupe. Orlsh “In”...
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KNAPP’S,
9i Washington at.
mmmem‘
II in tilts.
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Norwalk Chronicler