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censuses-ass.
“rumors-noun sStationwsude-
' aboutllvuo'clocktlsismorulug.
flatworm-moan; freight, train
3'9. 8 which leaves this city about
. tlo'clookwas goinguptheDnnburyand
“lies-walkwadwheothe locomotive ran
innscmefreightcarswhichwemstand-
ingoatltc spur track a short distance
humus station. Berna Engineer
Farsi could reverse the lover of his
‘eugiueaudstop the mimetic of the
W can had knocked overs tree
whiohstoodattheendol the spurand
yanlisdinto the depot and thesecond
'curwsadrivenoutopol it. The depot
h of wood and it was completely demol-
Hind. Mireightcarswereahosmash-
ed. The front of the locomotive was
.1 TII'adIy damaged. Fortunately no one
quiajured.
The accident is supposed to have been
can-Isl by some of the trainmen on an
earlier freight {or gelling to clone the
switch alter switching the cars on the
war.
The depot was built several years ago
by the Initials oi Sanford‘s Station at
an expense of 0600.
Thedown traim this morning were
delayed somewhat, but they are now
Labor Day Industrial Parade.
The indmtrinl parade to be given in
NM. on Labor Day. September ’I‘, is
expected to be one of the finest parades
ever seen here. Every industry in the
town will be shown to good advantage
in the linen! march, which will extend
about five mils. It will be well tosuy
here that the object of all this is to show
to the people of Norwalk and the sur-
rounding country the many industries;
which Norwalk can boast of.
3 A special meeting of the South Non
walk Fire Police is called for Thursday
evening, to decide whether they will
take part in the parade.
Gummy D has voted to participate in
the .
The Richardson & Morgan company.
of Water street, South Norwalk, have
received and accepted an invitation to
. take part in the parade and are making
great preparations to show the public the
line of goods manufactured by them.
Anton Ito-me] to less-e Business.
The Musing before Judge A. E. Wood
met the Probate Cant. yesterday
alteration, toput Anton Stommcl into
haulveucy, was adjourned [oronc week.
After the adjournment several of the
auditors and counsel representing other
creditwshclda meeting and discount-d
Kr.8tommel’stroublm. 'I'lIcprobnbilitiI-s
an that the hilarious will be resumed
with Kr. Stommel, either no manageror
‘I-man. Kr. Btommel. who has been
Mains from mars prostration at
Khulna onCanIpstre-et, is slowlyre
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humid-Imam dance giva by the
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“Urban on Watersheetlastevening.
w-well attended in spite o! the intense
heat. The early evening was spent in
We; to an excellent literary and
m programme. after which n colla-
timwas served. The reminder of the
mur- givento dancing. An or-
mulbIeepIet-«I tarnished miniv-
“Hal" Richmond prommsd. Another
mm similar 0W will
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ootand vs it fitted.
0008’” TENNIS
'1'. be hsld on the ore-ads attic Insult
club. August filth to 19th. 3
:Delegates from Daubury. Bridgeport,
Wutport and. Norwalk met at the Nor-
to W not “than 8195, the pur—
chsslng committee to includcliridgepmt.
Norwslk and Westport men. It was dcé
oided to hold the monument in Nor-
wallr, commencing Wednesday, August
as. and closing Batunlay,the MI. There
will be first and second prizes in the
singles and first and second in the doub-
les. The eateries will close August 22,
at 8 p. to. Members of any Fairlield
county club will be eligible, the entrance
fee being 81. Each club will add 625'
towards the prim fund. Tutors from
Greenwich, Ilidgeileld and Bethe] will
probably cnter. The minor details of
the tournament were left with the Nor-
walk club. There was some talk oi form.r
ing a pennauent organization ot,1clubs
from this county to advance interest in
the sport. but nothing definite was set.
tied upon.
The opening games in the Norwalk
vs. Westport tournament will be played
in Norwallr. tomorrow.
The opening games in the Bridgeport
vs. Norwalk tournmI-nt will be played in
Bridgeport on the 19th inst. The prize
Is‘u $50 trophy.
Pound Dead In a‘CelI.
Barmon Depart, an Italian. about 35
years of age, was (Ii-umvered dead in his.
cell at Ilnddam jail Friday afternoon by
one of the attendants Depart was a bad
man and was sent to jail after having a
hearing before a (flush , justice III the
peace to await trial :It It' next term oi
the superior court. Ills crime was II
heinous one. He was employed about
the townol Chester. and his chief oc-
cupation seemed to be dropping wood
and drinking rum. One night be way-
laid a, little liveyInIr-old girl in II
lonely port of the town, and :Il-
tempted acriuIinaI n-Isult upon her lurrsou.
The cell occupied by I'luport was one with
double berths, one above the other, like
berths on sleeping cars. Depwt had noted
himself In the lower berth after having
made :1 uooueot his ImudkerchiI-l’ and ad—
justod it to his neck. The other end was
securely lush-med to the berth ulnn’r and
he had allowed his weight to fall on the
rope tIIII-I made. lIanl enough to strangle
lIiIIIsI-II to death. Deport must haw been
[ammo] of courage and great determi-
nation. for at any time by raising his
body he mold have relieved the pressure.
Wheel-cu Ileld lip.
Sunday morning about one o'clock, a
party at three wheelmcn—Welter 'I'. Cor-
nell. of llurtlonl, and Burton Buckley
and Oliver I). Cornell, oi Waterbury—en
route to New llnven, and while Inning
near Cheshire. were roughly accosted by
live men, who sprang suddenly {rum the
side of the road and demanded II halt.
the not having an upwuraucc oi had
intent. The prompt appearance I)! a 3'2-
calibrc Smith J: Wesson placed under
the nose of the leader of the gang, in the
Imnds of one of the 'I-ycIeI-II. changed the
tide o! afloirs. and the wIwehIII-n wen-
nIlowed to pour on.
Changes In Geographical Features.
The U. 3. Board of Geographic names
hasiasued a lutlletinfctmtaining changes in
the names of geographical Tltnllll’tit-i upon
sea and Inks crusts and rivers. As chang-
ed. tlm In tlI'sI vicinity are as IolIovI-Ic
Bartlett Ilccl. long Island sound; Brock»
way Bench, (kroncctieut river; ('illVBl
Island, Connecticut river: Colt Pier, be
low HartfordIDevils Wharf. above kisses.
Connecticut river; Fishers Island. Long
lslsndsound: llallctts Point. East river:
Morgan Point. l-‘islmrs Ivhnd sound;
Bands Point, lung Island bound: Scovill
Rock. Connecticut river; Throw Neck,
Long Island mound.
Barlhquahas in This state.
Ilepom lrqu North Btonington and
tires-stern! partot I state. theta
slight eartlup-ke shockwaslslt Balutday
about 6 p. In. Windows mainland
' turnaround.“ Two total-reports were
firth,“ they were welded-m
figmhansajoyisgtwrhmy-
uses on thin bicycle. arrival III
heard, but no thump was done.
Seven years ago yesterday. Sunday.
Augmt 10.1%. a severe ssrtlIIIusks
flinch was [alt throughout New England.
Inn-light ssu III me me.
The Young lien II (llIvIstlsII mmlatiou
will burn their moonlight nail to Black
Rock on Wednesday evening III next
week. August to. The party will go by
the stsstuvr Modes. having the Heath
Norwslk dock at ball—past seven. Tune
eaoughwfllbeglvsu at Black Rock (or
all who with to enjoy a sham dinner.
heflM’camplsstlag.
The Pine Grove camp meeting at
(lama,(‘onn..vrlllopsufloudsy.Aug-
ustl‘l,andcontluuetillliunday.ltugust
so. The New Yorkiiast district wlil
IuIltsztiIthsl’ouglIkt-epslsdlstrleth
watertigwluchwillbssndnths
marksman-Hamlin-
two mmuuwm audit
Eli-vi.
mm are.
Alamo! the divestit- otths
reuniting”
Novwalk. m of
mwmtm
we” m0 All a. a”. ml‘m
“'3‘” s m
”om”. m Av . It,“ NVOW‘ so an
RAWOND.J.E.NWW¢.MM
wfiuflfiag‘flk "ML“Jd-fi
....er.”l‘:m*.v.m...tm;;rr'
or sun-
cigar and (uni?
SUMMER SIUITEBIIBS.
Tllll COIIllll AND 0012“} III" CITY
AND BOROUGH PEOPLE.
Unseen-din The, sips-l Thais- flours
«Wt strewn (toasts I'll-
anunyll'm unfit-Ills.
Muller Natalie Disbrow, of West avenue.
is visiting friends in Norwood, N. J.
Min Nash. of Norwich, is the guest 0!
Mr. and Mrs. Alden at the Malmckkmo.
Miss Bertie Wilkins. of Bayview ave-
nue, is vkiting friends in Newark, N. J.
Miss Lillian Farrell, of the borough, is
the gnarl of Miss Mamie Brennan, in
Dnnbury.
Mine May Scofieid. 0! Issues place. has
returned from a two weeks visit to
Bridgeport.
Mrs. Mary Seigler and son, of New
York. are visiting Mrs. Edward Apple
bee, Cedar street.
Mics Eleanor Allen, of Daubury, has
returned from 8 visit with Miss Belle
Bosch. Clay sum.
Mrs. Stephen Naphey and daughter
Addie. of East Norwnlk, are visiting
friends in Litchiield county.
Mine Eunice Smytho, III‘Nashville.
Tenn, is visiting her cousin. Miss Mny
Fauntleroy, of East avenue.
Mines Jennie and Emma Gregory. 0!
Elizabeth street, are home week from
their sojourn at Asbury Park.
Captain Joseph L. ('olcgrove, of the
South Norwnlk police force. is viuiting
his {other in Dover. Duh-ware.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kilpolrit'k and
mu of .‘veu \ o,rk have returned IIoIIII-
after visiting friend-I III this city .
Mrs. William J. Becker and family. of
New York city. are spending the week
with W. I‘. JW. of Spring elven.
L'IIIIIIIIv! lA‘fllltf Smith and Mrs. Smith.
of Elmu'ood avenue, started {or Burnt-gut
tmlny. where they will spend :1 week.
DI'I\‘(‘I'!i John Lockwood and (Teams
Miller, of the street railway line. ill’t‘ oil
on their annual vacations of mu- melt,
Mosul]. ll. Fill‘ll, Mm. E. I“. Smith.
Mrs. Henry Hoffman and Miss Annie
\le loll this city {or {Menu (lrmc to-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Lune, oi
South Main sth-et. rI-tunII-Il lz'ezt Saturday
from an extruded drive through (2111mm-
lit'lll.
.‘llsri Susan S. I'IIIIIp. III llao‘lvyvillc.
who has III-en the gut-st III .lzuIII-s “'ixun.
of West Main street, will rvlum llnlllt‘
this nih-rmmn.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. Whiting, of
New Haven, who are driving through
l‘onnecticut, stopped at the Malmt'keum
lIIItul last night.
John Hayes. of llnrultlyu, who lIzt-I lM-n
visiting relatives in this. city. returuul
home tar—day. occoIIIInInieII bv l'lilI-Ird
Hayes, of South Main strut-L
Mr. and Mrs. J. Merritt Searltrs. III
Brooklyn. and Grange M. Scotch. III
Iowa. on: the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Mitchell, at the Rocks.
Miss May B. Smith. of West street,
has returned from :1 visit in lkmbury.
.‘ihe was accompaniml by Miss licmio
Miller. of Georgetown, who is spending
a few days with her.
I‘harlos Merritt, clerk ior A. ll. Hoyt
a Son. is taking a vacation. Harry
Smith, clerk (or Finney d: lienulict, and
Victor Sellcck. llllk-kt‘t'll‘f ut the Non
walk savings bank, are also enjoying A
mutation.
ti. ll. Adams. state council secretory.
goes to new Haven today to attend the
sosuion III the Statel‘ouncil III Order III
United American Mechanics of Conner-
ticttt and llbodc Island, which will be
held III Mannie Ball tomorrow and
Tlmnulny.
Miss Emily liilchrest. the telegraph
operator in the MuhackI-IIIo IIouIl, in
swmling a two weeks’ vacation with re-
lutivcslu Nyack. N. Y. Miss Johanna
sulllvun, of: flaugatuck. assistant opera-
tor, has charged theoflloe during Miss
IIIII hml' s absence.
mmwww e. I“
A not In a Bottle.
Home time ago W. B. JamI-II. «II Put-
nam, throws lotof empty lIIIttleu into
the hack yard of his drug store, and one
day last week while he was stmlling
there he heard one bottle cliuIIIIIg against
the rest Ina peculiar way. The bottle
rolled about as i! Mitchel. James
picked up the locomotive bottle. a clear.
translucent sods water one, and mu
sstountlod to sees rat gsllivsntiag in-
side it. lie was a big gray fellow. while
the bottle’saosale isnotbig eaIaIgh to
let a man thrust his little finger Into
It. 'l‘lIerst'sboIlv Is more thsnthme
timer lsrgertban the orifice, and the
mystery, which pussievevery onelu Pub
usm,ishowdldthe ratever gotlnthe
bottle. Ir. Jamal has placed thelm-
prlsoacd rates the mater in hi store
aadscmescfpeopiehrspect itdaliy. It
lslltoeunjwtltruofl scientific Putnam
cltlssu,whols hullllar with “Inhabit.
clumtbstit crawled into the bottle
when yang. amines Itis tantra that
fits helpeach other In mucuflhnt
the aahnai‘s mothsr has vhltsd the M
tledailyaudcantrlvulto tlulntloodlnto
the Mills. The rat appears to be III es-
and
Jlb In m tall
uncommon-m
«unknown-mull: kit-m rum
metal.
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Waterman W ”rt.
, mourn worm. .
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mull“? swam“ ..
"1m
ummnmel...
Nash. I. ll.‘ mwi‘ m.Kal.3ld“-Wsstslofi.m
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etc. WILLIATIIS. ll. 1!. “Well It. N.
”3003 All) VENOM
em till)! I'IIA RMAOYNanZandt are. ml.
adMllmmttowmmnllo‘P-
GRAVE ROBBEllS DRIVEN AWAV.
A Darin Attempt to Maui the Bull! 0.
the hats Mus-man J. ll. Pulse.
Summit; Pu, Aug. ll.~—A daring It:
tempt was made to secure the music-III
but the tortuous appearance III II broke
man spoiled the grave Iobbsrs’ plans. Balsa
tires an at work to secure claws in m
WOW“! nutrition
scum and millionnlrs’s
werelaldtomt guardswsrspl‘assd
rmr then-vs td‘llrevcnt II motel-Ilse!
by ghouls. A week IIgo the tnmllycou
eluded that there wuu no necessity let
sunrdsaudtheywenw v ,. l1. rum].
'l'bsosmetery ls oppr the lower yard
01 the Ponnsylvuuiu unread. Aboull
o'clock Brakeman My“ I was walking
down the tractor when he heard a noise in
the cemetery. Listening attentively III
heard the rattle oi dirt and clicking oi
picks. lie was startled tor a moment, but
aslly arrived at the conclusion that the
sexton had chosen the cool hours at early
morning to do his work. Not quits salts
.llcd. Myers leaped over the lanes and pro
endear; the! Illness? dwtha noise. It
was an law ng agravelllt
fectlrcm the soundshetrl md and dtfll’.
The tall mule considerable noise. and
when he arose Myers was startled by tines
men, who ran rapidly past him and late
thcuadsrbrush. The brakeln I) ran back
to the rsIlroad. and calling mum.
panlons, once more invaded the graveyard
and round a number of picks and shovels
over the grave of Mr. Packer A loot oi
earth was excavated treat the grove. No
trace 0! the would-be body snatchers could
he found. The work a! the ghouls on the
guest daring thing over perpetrated in Sun
In!
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WHY THEY RESIGNED.
Ir. Dudley's law Pas-tans ‘I’aths About
Dudley and Quay.
Cmcsoo, Aug ll. -"'l'lu~ many published
statements to the elect that Senator Qosy
and Colonel Dudley resigned from the It.
publisan national committee In order to
be free to delcat President Harrison's
nomination are not Ionaded on lact, ” add
Jerome Carly, of Philadelphia Mr. Carly
ls Dudley' a law partnu "Both men," he
continued, “have been the subject Iii much
bitter and adverse political criticisms
within and without their own party
"They kept silent a long time, but now
they have cast aside the restrictions and
the advantages resulting (rum their menu
horship on tho national committee, and
they will appeal to their respective stats:
for a vindication. The; will supput
Blaine (or the nomination III 1m Ills
not a question of dislike for or dissatisfie-
tlon with President Harrison.
"The same men who are {or Blaine all
(or Harrison I am a Harrison man. and
I believe he will be reuominatcd, but it so
It. will be through Mr Blaine.
“The convention will be unanimous tor
Blaine, and nothing but his death or ab-
solute declination can prevent his nomi-
nation. Iknow Mr. Blaine's sentiments.
Both he nud President llIIrrlmII dread the
results olncatnpoign on Mr. Blaine. II.»
is not a st rung Iona physically. Mentally
he is as brilliant as ever, but he could not
endure the {aligue oi a campaign."
Clnslag the linker-Gillan ('asc.
Aullmnox. "1, Aug. ll.—-J. l". Wyscr
opened the moment tor the
In the Baker (IIInIer case. urning to
Baker he said: “Ilud you invaded my
home and destroyed my happiness as you
did Wyndham Gilmer’s I would have
sought you out with shining steel and
buried it in your treacherous heart. In
the name ol the commonwealth ol Vir-
ginia I charge you with murder most foul
and damnable. and your life Is the pen-
alty. his-Attorney General Blair Iollow-
ed and In an argument analyzed Mrs. Gil-
mer's testimony. IIs pictured her as a
shameless adulteress unworthy 0! credit.
An link-own laa larderad.
Bnuvlnsnx. J. Aug. lI.—— ~Hope town-
ship is one oi the oldest in the county III
Warren, N. J., and It Is now excited over
the first murder that was ever committed
within its bounds An unknown man has
been murdered near the Beaver Brook
schoolhouse. Ills skull (nurtured. The
man had several envelopes, which had
come from the St Cloud llotcl, Washing-
ton.
‘loo anal to no President.
Lustrous. Aug. ll.-—t‘.x-l:oit¢d States
Senator John J. laplls Is here. In an in-
tsrvisw Mr. Installs said he believed I‘resi
dent Harrison would be nominated for
president by the Republicans and that
Grover Cleveland would be the choice oi
the Democratic party. “while James 6.
Blaine. like llsnry Clay, III too great to
ever be president."
A I‘unaa Kllls a Negro.
durum, Aug. ll.—-MIIIII Jennie An-
derson, who lives alone, discovered a negro
lahsrroomsbcstlnm. linearised-re-
wsupou and Indicted II painful wound In
her thigh. 'l‘tIo II :t‘tz‘mptad‘ to escape M
w“ Alum I! m, n; as s
one of the shots proved IsIIIl. l' ‘
W
Lowell's Ills-ls Alarmed.
Csunmoofimltsss. Aug. Il.-—.\Im a
day at sllgltt movement that gave his
much encouragement James ItIiII
selllpwsllhsshsdatsru tor the worse.
Ills lrlsads lssl tlmt thsouteomsls es-
prohlsmstlesl. teal.“ not leaning to‘
wardt sadder-ids.
nus-y campbsll no“.
Psmnsmu, Aug. ll. «Bishop Jules
1’. Campbell. III the Alricau Methodist
tptscopalehureb died In Philadelphia on
Sunday at its was born In Bums
sounty.l)sw ware. Isb. 5, tall. Bethe!
III- granule tbsrs were revolutionary
soldiers
Yachts-ea light a vast.
ersrm naval. ls... Aug. Ila/run
members ct the New York Yacht club are
said to have taught a duel with cults-so
over a I woman. The report an
that one oi the dusllsts was severely
wounded.
nomiiauntgat.
hams Aug. ll. w’l‘IIs amount-
says IIIII’ the Kslssrlslurohust IIIuIII,
asIIsIIlnsg malty andwlllssuudlspsuse
truths donors.
Jsasslsnstssr.
Massnlsatsuala lien-0W
emu-Isa ' um Helms
minimum“ tsadhistsmlly
musket-III.
‘ "Orin-Wm “
men. A ll.- an In
site-Isis- lunuthrothu
'McYDIINJL ll. dedlcddl
RAJ t‘flowxwflmwk
the late lion. J. B Packer st Sunhur'y '
prosecution '
volvsr. but scold-sully dischargedths a.
”W3 I"
N. 0 . .
Mm Jalifndtmw wound!!!
Will
ntwut
I to m
agillm will: Irfih'imailfrmo and cut
mums”! "Eddy?” nor tum
“rank." w. us: 0 . umumum.
I5. ll.
”TWIN Isms.
Washiauosmsast
.I-‘d‘hnm 5......me
efilxw osvmm. or II. no .
' 'l‘ttlduehu mink...” ott'itcuu'hih
mi ammonium Imm‘etogm' M
The Whole North Sweltered
and Perspired.
rm mu um immanent
I. Emmet “Win. the {littlest
filing. to film Ilas Known in firefly
IMoaueetie‘ut "roams Very‘. law.
Ilwat Drives Several l'crrzoII-t~ Insulin.
N" Youx. .‘l 11g, tic—Th:- mercury Mon-
day Ruched (mg, and the day wns the hot-
test 10th oi August In twenty years. It
was as hot on the holttzwt IIIIy llll'i e-IIIIIII'Ier.
June l5, when the mercury Imchr-i lit do»
”all, and to-dny ls about the mole. Tim-so
whose minds were nllt’l'lwl I'JJIII mud. Iild
James Mellugh, who In». m \‘n on Wed
hentyalsth atmmvm. tube. In the puvll
ion for the tumm- ut ll-vllcvuc llospttul
bolero the sun was well up. III: has not
bceuwell {or some time, and the heat set
lilm crazy. Charle: Well, It lio‘ tube".
In: Irons Bridgeport, Conn, broke out
It!!! be boarded a New Haven [min at-
Brldgsport in the morning. lie. all 0! a
sudden, went on the rear platform and
pointed a revolver III Brake-man Broderick
Stillman when he asked Well to go inside.
Ila slIuIIII-Il “II-Hy.
He shouted wildly IIIIIl int-I‘Iln‘rezuly.and
It was only with the :zrentr»! Illlllcuity
that the train hands could mlmiu him.
When the train mlltltt'vl the limml Central
depot Well was turned over to II [mlit'enmn
and Police Juslice 311m“)- committed him
tor essuIinntion :I- In like sanity. Edward
flGowin 0123i Bust Sunni) -IlIth street,
went to llcvue IrIIIII ~II palm! court too
[Is had been erratic Inr II Irw days. but be-
am so violent yesterday than his wile
was druid 0! her lite.
A Iilanghtcr ol the III-"meats.
Such weather will cow- u slaughu r o!
the innocents, It H’Ii'lirr-illo pI-nplwtto
any that. the numlu I II. II; lil'I-l r.- pv vrtmi tu-
dny will be somethiru I I nrnnm ._
One hundred and Inn .6. um deaths
WIN reported to the burn-1m of rain! vtuliw
tlcaup to noon yestmlny. I'Jl on Sunday.
and on Saturday luv.
A “’nvc II! R'Irulvullll“.
\Vorss than a ho! mum in .\II~_'uet,t..ul‘
terrible than a bliuml in Mom. is th.
VI“ 0! moaqultmw ”till has .1 :1;.~Ilul..nn
wand engulfed IEII. down . my and
anyplace round ; fun-1 I! ln‘luirmli}
from lb. New Jen-:13 ma l-Ms cud Int-eh
enthuse blood suckim 1 «is htve :l- m
”I Ind multiplied in the lit-.1: .lllll llll‘
mldhy at the past few 11......
all I'mldwntu it “Its ‘lnl‘lyclu’lh
PROVIDENCE. .tuo'n, , ,\1 mm p m.
thethennonIetI-r \t‘lhztl urns." -: llt m.-
ll the shade at the on) . 1:...“ r’-- :iw
Ninety-uh III \-~u
Xawrmzr, II. I.. An; 11.. [hr 1.. ‘Il lli'l’t
at three o'clock wm 1.31.:3 III tin
shade. ., 3
I’ears [or Minn-mat:- “III-at.
Noltl’nniln. .\II|Iu. .\II.' II 71hr LN
four days have been days ”I I. midis 11ml.
thermometer frown-ml) rczu'iun; it“
ill. Ihldn. CirI-al alarm is (I‘ll as to the
wheat crop. It is (mu-d that the
rapid ripening will home the entire
”gastronomic.
oil.
'snit and Grain itaumged.
LINEN", N. Y.. Ann. ll l'hv wrun-
m 0' wind and min lldl rump-iv.- ILIIII-
mtolrllit and grain. The lull of rain
In! the past lurlyrighl hours ha»- been the
«tin years. l'nrn and ms stand-
is were beaten don ll.
I! Was I Searcher.
BRIDGEI'OBT. Conn. AIIII. ll.~'l'hc Incr-
I!!! stood at In hero nod the heal. wns III-
uost unbearable. The lack of water Illlvlfl
term- ol the heat on the greater. The
reservoir is exhausted and the
mains and dams are being repaired
Connecticut Riven \ery Low.
Pullmnu. (outs, Aug. ll. «— Tim
weather here Is the hottest In years and
the drought ls smoothing startling. All
”I crops "churning up in the ground
and car) ones have ripened by the drought
soqu y that they an- lmdiy dwaIrIml
The vets, ponds and other mill hire-nus
no lower than Ior years
unload, .lmtt Coy, l‘luyviljo Him-
“I“, CIDIII Villuge and other plum»
'llll “WM. All through the valley of
the Yantlc. Quinnebsngh Itlltl hlII-lIle-t
l'l'srs mills are idle. I’nrhnuu lake, ti nt
covers “.000 acres. is nearly Ilry.
llastrustI III I‘m-burg.
I’l‘l’lllt’m, Aug. Il.~».\ middle aged
WM,“lly dressed, was mt'rcomc In
Plltlhurg market home by hint at III
o'clock. She Illctlnue hour inter ~III~ III
aunoudtoheaMrs \lilwnml‘ \\ mining»
Ill. Pa. .
“4.-....” ... W...
‘I’wc fullness-st. I
lie
wile. Polls-men "all and Von Kennel
sttun to arrest Iluhllneycr and both
otby him. Iisll s injuries are uIIn
Ildsted fatal. while V on Kennel is but
slightly hurt. The latter shot lluhlmvyer
in the Is. before he could subdue him.
Americans Iat- III tluyll.
N“ Your, Aug. ll «The Herald cur
respondent at Port IIII Prime. ilIIyti mys
that there is absolutely no truth In the re-
that Amsrlelns are In tear III assaulti-
la the Black Republic. Another
lnutter: is Imminent. ItIII lettered
htnhouglass resigned brcnuse the
Ilsytisas chiseled to his color.
column-s lsilss list: so...
Walllltl‘l'ol. Aug. Il.-Acting Secre-
tary Nattlstsa has dinetsd that certain
curios-«Its III Columbus—datum!“ Ior
Inhibition at the World's lair and ulti—
hatslytc he turned over to the United
lists- shall be admitted duty tree.
nuts on Its loam-Ins nus-I».
uncouth t, a the-Tobin and
actors-d Wre-
WIS-Wuhan West Bhovs
Humans. have hsmtsldto
“summation-adieu.
Isa Isis-Jars Isis-1v;
M‘s-latrines. Au It,“ govern-
tss hula-Ii M‘meflp
Illlllr the masdostrlsss
ulbs United Iltstss luvs-pullout-
the“ “the Item.
“MMMM
leSll’ T IT HOT. THOUGH I
in Mlllllli, PI
”A“!
user: Ito-v
0
Hall nus
QUINTARI),
WP can
both a
in st co
well
111:1"in
goods:
In piou-
\w 1r at It
(blurs. '
15 dozen
_\'l'l. sot ll ll
II it! til
mmw
Now
pcl'hap
IlI) IItIt
bm'guiI
Goods.
W. it!» limos-stuns 5
'mm sea at Jan-
lhOllAlh I. qushlugtImUlJl. N.
h‘uowzultlu U. ”A [Klan-II. 9.1:de Willi-
%& Wig-W“ asp-stall? lone,
"l’l‘fiml‘liilx ‘WWMW
11:3)?qu Lust-1' M chum):
Ilfl uder’ M”. N. hum
«no.3. MM"; moi-om.
0WD 8 murmur.
our: Irma m
a no. I wind.
03030? M”
alumina: (mum-my, some
”3!)me a 001L141“.
points. “Inflow. o
in siIIIpl) to call attention to our llosiem SlIII‘k.
and look us over.
the L510: Ito st politeness. ()m' clerks are here
to shun our goods and to answer :1113' and
all questions.
to pIII'cIIIISc it you wish to call
have been compelled to Imp their mills lur .
Inc our stock.
Iiur Ribbon stock we tin-l too large.
it out we offer the No. 5 and No.7
and No.l :3 widths at Itic per y.urd ,
Little mg of Canvas Belts, worth :50 each. now He.
Odds and enduol’ every (lest I'iptinn of Calit'o at tile per yard;
simply giving them away.
this winter for quilts. etc.
Lila-Ms“, i) ll
$3. duo nluflillillfikg'li. '
And so we
1’ ”NEW HEW—fit,“
‘ surmount maniac ooonsl
roma.w.stwmu¢ana.s.u.
mammalian-hum.
“stresses some.
have“? ”Web"... Millmgll
mtmumummm
Tenctmmn-nnwwm
INSUMNGB “WANTED.
mysno-rmvmnyvmunwnco 8523;-
Mflflo “.52” yrklflm INS. 00. fl “gaming-
“‘fl‘hfl‘fifllfiflhfiifibrdmfiw
PEOPLE“ LIFE INS. CO. The. 45 Waahlaston
st.ti.N. AJI. ii..l'rocmao.aeut vuperinte
Wins section!
WUIAGI’U“;
ulna-litigate: & ’i (”all
“Mn! Iii.
commit. Durst ti. N. ohm
ruse.
W. C Music Hall )biock, ti. N.
lutnscead
We have told you many times before thatmw
we were going to give extra value to you
for your money on Special Days.
l‘his time
only say the snow thing over, and if
it moves, as it has always so I 11 in the past,
benefit to yomselves (“buying at
st pIices”) and to us in being able
to close out odds and ends as well as es—
tablishing for us :1 reputation, we shall feel
sutlshcd both WItlI ourselves and 1111—
iII chIcI ml. Havintr just closed our
scmi— annual Inventm 3 on Tncsda3 last, WC
shall quote to you the following p1 1003 and
t1 mt 3011 will examine both the 1111008 and
v Double Width ('uslIInc-rt-
just the thing for Fall
w; fanIII-r priI'I- l'flc to I? .EI'.
Gapicttn Good Quail“ Dress Uiughams, medium and dark
11 yard: been in good dI-IIIuIId for . _'.I'. ht' and Etc.
('lllllll‘l‘III-‘I Hose blucl. fnr’\'._'. c a pub. “’0 put these
\‘. t' have never
ll‘ time \IlImI We could nut lllltl :1 I'm-nab sale for llll'lll
at lI'I :1 pair.
WE llli NOT SUPPOSE
llll' 'II' is :1 vasun nilhin the then]: lllll'" «lis-
"Flu? Sentinel
(ll :1 low (1:13"
but that will III the
11 15h to make .1 pur-
(ll: Iso in some Ill om v 11ch lines.
it you are not in the habit of
dealing with us
s it would be as well for you to come
You’ll III» treated with
They
are not hired for the
purpose of forciuv f'OOtlS on customers, so
feel III the least that you are Obliged
and exam-
To clone :1 good share of
widths at "rc per yard; ho. 9
till
You will find you will need them
could
I‘ after bargain.
keep on 11.1111iug'
But satisfy both
yourselves and us by condug in lmd seeing
what we can do for you.
Don’t fail to get prices on our Kitchen
f
i
Special Sales at Our Candy noumer This Week.
Ice Cream Soda, be.
Best Chocolate Cream Drops. IEII' III.
Mixed Candy. 100 lb.
(511ml) rope ”(S III.
Pennut'l‘utl’y. 1901b
Best Chocolate Non
tines. illic lb.
And the finest Soda
titer in town.
”cum ”I.
BORW II “ION
untl'brasu
repairs for run
BABY .
‘ Luxucuwxmhfl.’
shoellndinu.
W
AVISON. A. 156 Main
B «ables, am. oysters.
KNNI‘I'I' h BURIED
10mm truth.
CALL AT “"1030th
special sshinaloa
smrnowssmxorou j"
Tigoasl .8. 8. meals. .
I & NASH N Ksln
“wultrt.etc.( €113.13!!!“ st. “emu ,_
11332 J. P. 13 Hall: 3:: new
wnl alt“: fish.
tumult unanm t
RANDALL’S .lum
rowhmwmmgtlgmu. Oil
sumo .nzmusvr ‘ '
IIudsuliRaomm-olnm ”Fault. “E
SMITH. mounts run out 8.11.1
biogpromptlysttc tctondsd " .
mnnuannunam
“ammo...“ ...... no.“ new;
line
stone worked
nus-s com
COMI-l'I'OCK BROS. Illa-talc UH
Mainst.l§.1\'. Gentleman‘s ”flung:
YRAVClsaco. law an. Ilsa
hats. gentlemeu' II m “film
W I'm
GI'SOW SK] 2. 31 Wall
Iniurantmd: the latest ‘EINEIFA ”IQ
nu.or‘h.r.1:x..nunn.un. has
oring a spev lolly. chalrlnfiete. 3 ~
DEWEY. ,
COLLINS. R. M. IBM.“ 8. N. Wm
:11an rial uscdif red.“
FITI‘ I]. At NESMMMWaII 3. tot
mm 'su'tenmand Dyeing '3’
svusrc moans.
GIIWON, ALEX S. 21‘ Kerwin
organ and harmony. .5 N- "I“.
OYSTER ensures All!) nnarm
HOY'I'. W. B. ssozv. mwmrfitfifi. (tent
of Ray month I'lantcmexuortersand whole-
sale dealers In native oysters.
Ill-ZED Jr IIOI'SMAN. 131 Water on”. Plan-
ters and shippers of Norwalkuntau.
VAX .\A)IE. J. L. d: 00. P. aboriflflzll.
l’A’l'l’KBNS MD nouns.
XIIRW ALI; I’A'I'I'ERN WORKS m
llIorpe. prop .Ri‘ «side ave 8. 8’.
ing a smiall),b ysteam hot Lawns. or hot
air. References: yNorwal'k kW:
Menu”: Dr. Bohannaan (Isle-ml: n.“ T. Bar
null. (steam; John 'I'ryon. glut omw
Ii. Smith. (alarm); Grace hurchn‘lmtalrl‘ .
IIIIIl many others.
PAINT?“ ‘
BR \ISARD, F.('."Waterst N. . alu'
l‘alut .goldandsilverslgns'a m ‘
os’rnnnAxx (II-10.11.. waastiuém um-
II; III ~ign painter, papcrhawer
[WINDOW
.\I)ItTlI. ( s. :3 “mm on st. 3.8. the
quality mil) and that 131m. ‘
' PHYSICIANS.
I’url. “'I'. IIIIr-t'altTW hi .
.\.'. Hours" 9 tovltl) l xthhfi,’ I to? m It
PI ‘30 11.3163 t REPAIR“
HESDEEUI E. rW ll ndKl ll
de. Ilr. 1* In. pious: tugging, abnllghndlcfisi‘e.“
PLATI\(i~(-0| D. SILTEBAND HIM
"III' 'I ll XIII’“ AI. K I’I ATINGCO. "Water .
~1.l\ I M: him! elutroplnuiu done. l
mu! rc. finishing”! all kinds) 5! Wilda. It:
Ind. ll. ESTATE. AGENT!-
l1“ 'I'tl\ J M OB BI. “ashlnzlonst. MP.”
:~ ..\'. I’mpt rty tarsale.honsestorent.lsesad v
\VIMDWARD. E A.1\'o.MaIn .. .haaststo
n1 2 on. I building lots (or only
RESTAURANTS»
3%“?le I". F. ani" MERE: m
l. 2| i S. I",
1.3“”ch \v tgggtboardmm "i
L. \.\'l'.' h‘ DEPOT RESTAURANT. an.
m. the hens: prieesthelowsst. Opsaall
“"0013.
Il\IItD~' MISS Ixsmnmx. Y ..
Imunlingnndda) school. Burton' 51"“, q”
nus. MEAD :4 SCHOOL for girls and you,
latllts. Human). Spring term upeaatprll .
sIIomuuo .sxn sum—wanna.
Ltl‘ DER'S BLOCK, III. N. C. EPImnb.
Day and evening sessions. Send Ior n
Stink.“ ENGINES AND PM
wow ALK mos worms comm.
W-IIIu til. S. N marital Ilroadbrldae. N
STIIAMSII IP 110K!!! AOM‘
l.. \Y TIN JAI‘OB M. “'uldngtnnmmtl‘fl
n. S. ”no. ticketsalraltamonsrordsrsassad
STORE Dunn;
I“ ERRIS JOHN II. It mwuhlw sine
brick. w ‘3‘”
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. \lm layer or concrete wafls. ' .
31'0‘1125. BANG“ AND mm
KETt'lllM. LANDOX rs Bavlland st. B. I.
the stores and water . . . box “2.
POW ELL. .l. W :8 Washington st. 8. N. ,
'rnlzcluno.
tmlt'loxnnlln’ B. ot'l'sylor “may. Light
and heavy trucklngpmm
n suntan-g. ”'3‘- l
JENNINGS. J. I). 0 Drum EMM‘B‘
device 8 Elm at. N. W'l‘em
JBI.I.IIII‘II'E. 620. :n \o. lalnst. Brill mats
11m.
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timid m3 Berkeley-It. Telephone
Jacob III. Layto
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sursncom Mom
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Bruits (or II upwards. and
toallpartsott atom. “Imam
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run unwashed N . 1
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