‘ . name. mm shot back of the left shoulder
.‘icr the purpose of takingaction
vote oithe Common Council. in
to makings contract with the
of the city foraperlod of five
mastic“. W. Powellwishedto know the
Weftbelights. Councilman Knapp, oi
gm on lamps and gas, stated
one light, to burn all night, would
.09.” per year, and that It would
ancestry to have cigbty—onelights.
JchnL. Richardsmovedthatanamend.
"mt be made to the vote of the Council,
and tint they be imtructed to make a
«new. with the Norwalk Gas Light
company for one year, all the lights, with
“conception of live In the ceIIter oi the
city. hheextinguidicdat 1 o‘clock.
Gemnl Nelson Taylor thought the city
could expend “0.000 in an electric
light plant and that it would be cheaper
,inthe end than to accept the tcrmsof-
(sued by the Gas Light company, and
along“ if it out $100,000 it would be
my to the city. He said the city
allould not he hasty in taking action.
He then oflered the following resolution:
Mud. That Messrs. Edwin Adams,
Baker and Isaac S. Jennings
be, and they are hereby appointed to act
inoonnection with the committee of the
- CltyConncIl on lamps and gas. to Inquire
intoamireporttoameetingcall ed tore—
ceive said report, the best and meat
economical mode in their judgment of
lighting the streets; also about the cost to
the city of furnishing its own light, either
by electricity or gas; also the number of
Innnnd nring the night the city should be
killed, and any other information with
regard infighting our streets that may
‘ he of interest to the meeting. Be it tur-
Resolved, That the Council be. and they
whereby requested to audit and order
ire payment of the committed a bilks ior
,aornces and expenses in the prosecution
of their Inquiry and making their report.
’Iho resolution prevailed and after some
further discussion the meeting adjourned
‘ to meet at the same place on the 26th
int, at 8 run.
RIDDLE]! WIT]! SHOT.
Al "all. m Says Ilia (inn Was Accl-
iflhn; Buckner! While floating.
A... Italian, with an unpronounceahlc
about 4 o‘clock yesterday alternoon
while hunting in Snowden‘s woods. Dr.
A. N. Clark, of South Main street. was
summoned and found that nearly 150
‘ No. fishothad entered the man‘s back.
They were scattered around consider-
ably.hut noneot them had penetrated
vuy deeply into the flesh. The Italian
ohltnadtlmthewaecarryingthegunon
11th Milan!!! that ho stumbled
ova: shmesad tell, the gun striking a
heeanddiacbarging. when it was about
time inches from him. Dr. Clark.
W. think! that this is not
than-e. union happened in that
must theobot would have been in a
lunchand penetrate! the limb III-own
Bathtub that he wet land two rods
, away when the gun was discharged.
I}. Clark picked out a large number of
fieahotandataoonwdlaytlwmen was
very ccmicrtableand doing nicely.
he hats for a Barbecue.
WW Butclnn‘ association. at a
mile“ laAdaIns llmthen’ mar-
katmp m.“ evening,deciderl not
toholdalnsbecucior thehaaefltci the
Will land. will; to the totem oi
them-ma. They votedtosplasarintbe
labor day iadutrial parade. and a corn-
- m In to deckleupon a
titanium oathat Imam. II to
“”“ Institution tum willhe
"EM Another meeting will be bold
”Wailers-Polar.
Tm“: great day at ituton
‘ "armband theilohncrsrclab
“blindly. allwsarlagwhits
_ meow-Io. Regional
em” acumen “Haw "an”. 11.st
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SEEING GAMMA.
“mouths Plouarssoltho'ooklle-
embankment”
‘l'lmttheflaratogalfilygoiaandltccreo
time-mpany. '1'. EM, manager, and
the Renewals Rollnnd company ire
We pane iorthe mannerin
., whichtheirtonrdays’cacnraiontossr‘s-
tagaJakeGeorge and other pointsoi
interest are given. goes without flying.
The South Norwalk Inrty left on the
9:18 train and the run was quickly made
toNorwalk, where another large party
boarder] the train. At Branohville and
Dunbar-y stops were made and managers
taken on board. We then proceeded to
Brooktlcld Junction. where the train
. was made up from the Bridgeport and
New Haven branches of the Housatonic
system. ‘ At 11:50 we were under way
for our beautiful ride along the Howra-
tonic river and up through the Berkshire
Hills. To say that it was grand does not
half express it. The high mountain
marks, the beautiful woodland archery,
the winding in and out among hills and
valleys, all go to make one of the grand-
Int sights it has ever been our fortune to
witness. All along the route Manager
Peck and his nhlo corps of Imistuutn
hate done all they could to point out
places of interest and to have the time
pass as pleasantly as possible. The aflnble
manner in which Mr. Peck conducts
these pleasure trips isspokcn of by all
who have had the fortune to go on them.
But it in now noon time, and the hungry
ones bring forth their lunch boxes.
some of them pretty good sized ones. too.
and the inner man is regaled. After
lunch parties are made up {or social
amusement in the diilIIreIIt cars, so that
a continual gossip and chatter is carried
on. intcrmptosd only by some
of theguidos, who point out places of
Interest on tIIEI route. llIIl State Linc is
now reached and tinI scenery changes to
the more subdued form. On We more,
and finally Albany Is reached. In the
distance can be seen the dome of the
Capitol and as Ive come nearer the famed
capitol building looms up before our
eyes. The distance is nearly traveled
and Saratoga is reached at 7:00 o‘clock,
whenI escorts direct the lm-ngers to
their hotels and different boarding
houses.
An accurate list of. and the branding
places amignul to the Norwulk mutinv
gout. umld not be secured. but Manager
Peck IIIIII his able (kris'lslillll. T. N. Owen,
have provided me With the following:
At Mrs. Long’s. Front struck—Edith
White. Clara Benedict. Iron-I Merrill.
Jeanie Fitch.Mrs. E. Adams. Mrs. Ida
8. Keep. Miss Ethel Keep. Dwight Keep.
Mrs. hit-Cane. Miss 'l‘. Sweeney.
At thoWright cottage, Beeknmastnmt.
—Mim Hattie Bmlield. Mien Ella South-Id.
Mini Maud Kellogg. Miss May Glover.
Master Uharlis (llover. Mrs. EIIIIIIII
Wheeler.
At the Kenmore hotel—W. lhIKIyII
and wile.
At the Bosch houses—(has. Iloyt and
Fred Scolicld.
At Co ongress Hall. ——.\lr. and Mrs. Rich-
ard M. Bouton.
We have been taking in the nights at
and around Hamtoga and at Mt. listing
or to—day and tIi—umrrow go to Lake
George. ll. ll. ll.
American Morn-atop.
The annual III-salon oi the I). II. A. II.
grand council of this state and Rhodi-
Island was held in New llaveu yostI-r-
day. Ivory council in both states was
l't'pl'htflili’tl, 350 delegates being pro-wot.
The secretary reported sixty—sown coun-
cils in Conm-cticut and eight in Rhode
Inland. with It total IIII-mhemhipoi till).
a gain oi 1.000 during the past your. The
treasurer reported $2,000 on handmud
the amount paid out in sick bone-ills in
Connecticut during the your to have boon
”4.205. James F. Smith. of New Irm-
don. was elected state (ouncllor; t3.
Clark. of Falla Village, (foam, vicecoun-
cilor: Charles II. Adams. ol South Non
walk. military; II'. B. Pie-Ida. of New
Haven, treasurer: G. 8. Crane, oi llart»
fol-III. inductori ~W. ET“. oi llhodc
Island. examiner: W. E. 'I'hroop. oi llrls-
tnl. commitsr protector,le t3. Blue“.
or Wilhelmmmutatlve to the no.
tinual council.
labors Business of manila. itlcyrin.
Lock Potter returned home laid night
iron: New flaveoatter a imltless march
museum-[lard
renown.
ii. lug om- paint. The points are on fnlluwa:
ior his Lovell bicycle, No. him. which
was rented to a man ’l'ucsday niternm
and not rotumml. lie gave his name so
, ’l‘. J. Earle. s theatrical man. who had
Mend: In iltamiordmlmelm waamylng
From New Haven detectim fir. Potter
learned that the description of the man.
with his mode of operating,
tatllerlviththatoiaiellcw theltn it»
van and Bridgman-t. police are after. His
name known Inna. at Birmingham.
iir Potterhutclegnplndanduieplmaed
mall at the local nations. but can find
no place when his machine has been
checked.
Armrest “W hrs heenoti’mdhy
thallrtvlaghsaeistlw for "analog
mmrmmm minutiae.
We We» a lsrgeolaa has
unnunnsss.
shcpAan 1.8.21.
to.
.b.“ H N.
"Ml“ arm arm 8.
KW). RflWammflrmthllu-valk.
”W‘s” mill. I. ll.
virtual" B. Immigrgepwrkm muffin
1.808 8. [Ground Boat I low.
risk rhuPlans. soacidcatla M‘fihimm'w
“moan non manners».
MUD C 3.3! II! N.. ..
Mame... W on
suIlIlEI sIuIIEIIIts'
'I‘IIII 001“"! AND GOING 01’ CITY
AND E03000]! PEOPLEV
Mano now m "can Instr Hour
of Recreation—Mt at an. (innate Who
are lainylag Nor-wall Hospitality.
Warren Alhcrton has returned from a
trip to Danhury.
lire. George VanAlstyne. Vol Norwalk,
is at Aebnry Park.
Mira Annie Wales, at Pawtuckct, is
the guest I)! Miss Ines Rector. of Mott
avenue.
Miss Annie Hocking, oi Brooklyn, N
Y.. is the guest of C. L. Tenney, of Sum-
mer street.
Miss Julia Sibley, of Main street. Nor~
walk, leaves tow II Saturday (or a visit to
Albany. N. Y. ,
VMrs. Moore and daughters. of Nonalrk,
are guests of her brother. Harvey 13ch-
eIIt. Grand street.
Dr. S. W. Schuppnn has gone to New-
ark to attend “III New Jersey Veterinary
Medical asswiation's meeting.
Mrs. Mary Weaver and children, of
Brooklyn, E. D.. are visiting Mrs. Wil-
liam ll. Wilkins. Lowe street.
John Conley, of the Quaker City
Wheel club. of Philadelphia. is the guest
of TIIOIIIIIS Powell, of Leonard street.
Rev. '1‘. K. Noble, I) D.. and wife leave
town Saturday for the Highlands on the
Hudson. where they will spend their
vacation.
Dr. and Mrs. I). M. Marvin. of New
York. are visiting their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry C. t’nrter, at their home on
West avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. tic-orge'l‘ltulnas. oi Brook-
lyn, are the guests of his brother James.
at 1:! Union Park. This is Mr. Thomas's
first visit to Norivall.’ in II number of
ymrs’ ‘
Till-I OPENING TENNIS GAMES.
Nor-walk IIIIII \Voutpnrt Men Try Title»
Over the Not».
Too opening gonna of the tournament
bet ween the \I'estportand Norwallr Ten.
nis clubs were played on the grounds of
the latter club. corner of Mott and Bel-
Ill‘ll avenues. yesterday afternoon :It3
III-luck. The grunts Wen- played on two
courts. at the same time. (lucourt IIIIIII-
III-r1. ll. llun‘hnnl played \\'.SIIIiliII.
The first two games were won by Hull»
tin. the scores being ill. 7-7». III tlu»
third gilllll' the sworn till the .le wavi-
low. when Bun-hard made a run of nix
sets. winning the game amid vm-ii'umus
applause. (in court number 3. ll. lleatty
and Dr. \V'. I". Acton pluyml J. l'. SIIIiIiII
and J. (Time. of Wcalport, flute and
Sniflin won the first game by ascure oi
(H. Realty and Acton took Ilium-rt
two games by scores of More and 9-7.
Alter the-w games )Iclhtrroll and J.
Suillln. of Westport. played A. B. lim-
sI-llnud It. ll. llaviland. The visitors
took the first game by :I score of 7-5.
The next twu games were won by the
home CNN", the scores being 6-3 and 6—4.
l-‘rml Lockwood played Jacobs and dc-
iIIuchl him in three straight game-I. by
M. 6-3 and (Hove.
'l'IIIIIIntirIvI {or try—days games are an
follows; A. ll. Russell \‘a. MI‘CorrnlI. of
Westport. It. Ilurohard and Fred lax-k-
wuud vs. W. Buillin and Jar-cl». of
Westport. R. IlIIrI‘IIard vs. Jar-obs. oi
Westwrt. Fred Inckwood VII. MIICIIrrnll
oi \thlmrt. A. ll. Rinse“ III. I". finit-
lln. of Wmtport. It. llurcbnnl and I-‘.
Lockwood vs. Md'nrmll and J. Suillln.
oi chtport. A. ll. Russell and It. llavl-
land In. J. t‘. BIIIIIIII and tlluto. of Woo-
port. It. Ilootty and W. I-‘. Arum vII.\\'.
Snilllu and Jacobs.
By the rub-II of the tmIrIIIIIIIIIut every
man on omI aide plays (Ivory Imm on the
other aide three gonna. cacti not count-
Norwalk clutwshmbn. it. llurcbard.
one point: I". Lockwood. tlIn-o poiutn.
Doubles. A. B. Rwll and It. llavllund.
two potato: It. Realty and W. l‘. Acton,
two points.
Westpmt club—oinghw. W. it: Baillin.
twopolnta. Doubles. Met‘larmll andJ.
Kaitlin. one point; J. t‘. Hnlmn and .l.
(new. onepolnt.
Total. Norwalk. eight points: WM»
port. four potato.
ileatod Tom tumors.
The heated term has started railml
rumors once more and thealr in tall of
Ila-III. an of motes dancing in : slanting
Wilhelm. Prominent among them I»...
one to the reflect that Col. Btevetnou will.
in the near future. return to "his first
love,” the Consolidatni. act as I’midmu.
but in some teal ambitious capacity.
matter lath-Hm is ssttled.snd an
elevated track and elevated station as-
sarsrtda whlehnrldgsportwllltmmm
moratorium WWW
mum-laments!“
Isaiaavi'l‘lntlmoias.
Ii- Nattle Payne. cl Bridgeport, a
mladyciieyeamwmomcomsby
thebsatsthrloritcek.yestsluay.8lw
mmmh the riakwlaa the
tell in Iliaist. title was take teller
been.st tantalum doctor-Ile-
Weihuliie. 'l‘lIcyoaIIgtinywao
whiccttoiflsficoummdhy
“climatic. auditor attenuator“!
that-kilowatt taco-oi theatrical.
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WK.” ILIEWIIIOIJN. '
tare.”
' 'm: nouns». Wanna.
no liaw York Democratic convention
at Santa:- Dept. ll.
er Your. Aug. law'l'ho tumours“
Ilata gauntlet: will be held at Saratov
lust nine minutes the Dammit
statoecmmlttss fixed the time andplu:
births convention which will
1 stain ticket. Chairman Harp
‘qwrkhxw and the Winnie»
error was over.
The choice at Busing: pleased every
body except Senator McNaughton. The!
genial ”grounder Mled (or once in lib
There were only seven vain.
for lwliaster to twenty- -three for tlu
Springs, »
Bets were altered that every nominatiol.
mutant Saratoga will be without : bal
lot. and enthusiastic Democrats predict
a 70,030 majority [or Flower and Sbsehan
McKinley on Panalcno.
Bowman Grants, 0., Aug. Ia—Mson
McKinley addressed 5,000 people today at
the fair grounds in this place. It was thI
annual reunion of the soldiers and sailors
of Wood county. In his oration be com
out ilatiootcd for panaiona. its said:
”they say you old soldiers are gett
too much pension. You spilled your blood
icr your country. It coil. money to cum
on the war. it costs money to keep the
old soldiers in peace. Pensions are cheaper
than standing armies. [Cries of hear.)
"Other nations spend millions yearly to.
maintain big armies. With 63,0I'II.000 peo
[do we only have 20,000 soldiers. It meant
that free men don't need standing armies."
Alliance Men {or flrown.
BALTIMORE, Aug. lit—Therewas another
llvely debate In the Farmara' Alliance con
vention over the resolution to indorse
Frank Brown for governor. Finally the
resolution was adapted recommending the
Democratic candidate to the Farmers’ Al-
liance. This is virtually an indorscment
oi the Democratic convention’s work.
Alliance convantion t‘nr Indianapolis.
lsnmxarous, Aug. lit—A letter from
Secretary J. F. TilInan. oi the National
Farmera‘ Alliance. says Indianapolis ha:
been selected as the place for the Farmero'
Alliance convention. and that Torulinson
Hall will be the home of the dclegateo dur
lag the wet-k beginning Nov. l7.
.‘qulrc May Go to China.
Otvnrm. Wash. Aug. Is. ~SeaatoI
Squire has been seriously considering the
acceptance of the Chinese mission, which
baboon teaderedto him by Pressidcnl
Harrison. I! the Republicans do not ob
jcct he wlll probably accept.
R
All Were Against a Third Party.
Sr. lows, Aug. 13,—The EveningChron»
lcle has gathered reports from seventeen
county alliances declaring against a third
party and the aulrtrcasury scheme. Seven
counties inlllnctly indorse them and two
are non i IIiIlVlVIIlIitiIV.
OVER “It: 0 HVUNDRE D DRO'ENN D
The Steamer: “ere [inning and (,olllded.
Captain and Crew Saved.
Vascol'vtrz ll. C... Aug. lat—J: is shown
by Ian-st advices from llokaido. Japan
that 270 pawngem were drowned. while
thecaptaiu and (Tn-w. with about sixty
people who were on deck. were saved.
The company In severely blamed for over
crowding.
The 'I'anmyc Mara and another I-tenIIII-r.
Iiyoshl Mar-II. were raving. when the
latter steered across the 'l'IIIIIIIyo’II course
and the III-tools collided The 'l‘IIIIIayc
Maru sank lrIInIrIdiatI-ly.
A ”Blind Tiger" in the Capitol.
Arnaxn. Aug. ill—The chlci at police
has arrcatcd l'eu-r Mchchael, negroporr
ter 0! the ornate of Georgia. for selling
whisky without allocate. The chief has
evidence In convict .\Ic.\licluwl oi running
a“bllad rigor" in the capitol. Ilia cus
towers were members oi the general as
sembly. The spook" oi the house vacated
his seat. went to the police station and bad
McMicbael relocated. Members at the home
are lndlgnam. Governor Nlll‘lhl‘ll author
land the told The chief iouml iuurtccn
bottle-mi whisky and II lot 0! beer
Anus [or the Insurgents.
lament. Aug. m—The Congressional
steam trannport Malpo baa arrived with
seventy-live Krupp guns at omen-at call
her. 12000 magazine rides and it plentltsl
supply of ammunition. It Is believed they
were tronslomd lronI a hump-Ian steam-
ship near Falkland islwds, and great care
was taken to preronta mmltlon o! tbs
ltato silair. The arms werent once served
out to "cope
Did Davie lake It Will?
llv‘na. Mon, Aug. ll—ln the Dam
will care all the Intimacy was on may.
handwriting. airs. Caraur. the tavorlu
also: at A. J Darla was first out on the
stand to prove that he had told her in II!!!
that he had never made awill.but was
not attend In uatlly. Other whom
were pond» till signature oi Ilia will was
aotmuinc
lilo Robert and "lasts liait.
a“ Furnace, Aug. Il—‘l‘lw United
manna-Imus» Diego has
appealed to the United States supreme
court tram the decision oi the lower court
missing the ackocasr Robert and Minnie.
widek wullbaicd tor tron-fining Innat‘
than at war to the limo.
Another I'rlasa in New York.
Raw Yuan. Aug. tau-ills Boysllllgh-
Prince ’l‘aaaa. oi llama. and his
triad, Chevalier 7. Item. hm or-
rivsd on the City at Parts. will
spend some weeks In the div will
“ill have for a hunting trip is the My
Housman. . V
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some the iisreaatlis 'l’rert mm:
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ployca OI 'l'lmulol‘v Ilnl—III. II Ilrullkly'n
dry goods llll'l‘IIIuthi. unw- am I-xtunlm Ic
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public. 'I‘lI-I party. it
Mannie, had a vr-Iy le 'fiitlll day's enjoy»
meat. and about 3 n'v or: they t‘ll:lI.tl’I{t‘-l
NJ the tremolo l-Ir lllt‘ journey III-mu. Just
notth were lwll'llu: I! t' duck a vloloul
cyclone sIvept (We! the harbor and stmtk
the barge. The awning oi the upper deck
waswrenched [mm It» trimmings. lifted
high in the air urn-l (ell mm It IcrI-lxic
crash and destructive ion-e upon the
crowded deck.
A \VIiIl i'alrin Hun-nod.
A scene of wild couldninn and panic.
mined which beggars (Inscription. The
acreama of the “IIIIIIIII and children. of
which the excurqnn party was mainly
composed,the hoarse hil'llll‘t oi llIeIIIrIII
and the gnome of the Iva-.11 {I 11 and dung
could be plainly ln- vmlubnve the I-IIIub‘. lug
oi the thunder. in .ty. bl III}. IluIId-I III: Isle
it almost no anl. .m nizlxt and IItIvr-n
lightning flash III.» on lmml the steamer
law a gm: II III I»; nl‘ persons struggling to
extricate tin-III elves tram beneath the
wreck und'ruin of the mvmnz, 'I‘h-Ilumfs
were hastily lied upzn the 'IOi'li again and
those on the steamer. Ital-II by the I‘lllII-
gets who had burned in In.- swim. be an
the work (It rescuing the..- un board llm
barge.
.Nlu IA is
IIIIurIcI-II lleul limiiu-s.
The debris was anon l‘ll'flrl'll IIIva nail
the bodies of the dual and the injured
were taken from Im- barge. and pIII UII
board the steamer. whrrv llw \vuumlul nu
celved every leteIIIi-ILI. I"Illilll‘i‘!l per-mu:
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We" (cum! to have pl rirllr' l by the storm ta“.
which had sprung up with -.m ll ixightiul
suddsnnc . IlIarui ill: . ~: I}! . ..1_wa Io
one oi lsInamn‘dou .mel ma: lI‘I. l I». _.
I'll! lllsrge ('I‘Ilkl it‘it‘llt'ffl.
The coroner IIItllir-ll‘uivlg mono-nod II
jury. and after an e). mum: ion {I‘Tllllltt‘ll
the removal I)! the Innlnw L'lm jury in Its
verdict strongly cumim'. Ia.» .I nor uI Inc
Inclusion barge {or catch" . in Hm
vessel was found to l» I. n . .. I. punk
and totally unwawurihy, 'l‘!..» n I 1. ~ .3!
the dead won- »III to Illa-tr l.I-'.- Ian... A» III
Brooklyn la~t :Iig'ur Among II..»
In the Iolloxvizv:
5...} II
Joacph IIIullII...II. furry yr. rs
Katie Kant: inrr you l ll." .; l‘ 1' .m.» “I
William Knob. lI" Iimlnm A. 1.. . Stun.
I).
Gertie htudgral. in ._-II Ii h: l‘ .er.
Mrs. Ahluu IIIllIvI lIII A. i. Mi} in» yum» “III.
III! Uraharu nvunm .
Hrs. t‘arollno Print. titty tliru- you I?“
W“! Street, tinIvIIpqut
Pauline Prinz.
um.- Bnrhmmhul, mm- In I.» n'..'., daug‘elrnr of
Charles SI‘lII-III'IIIII. 2H Down «Zr-Int. til‘vull
point.
Mr! t‘hrarlw S lIIIsidI-I'. ill Imam l".Illl
31ml. Ilrmrki) ll. IE. II
Millie riI‘lI-alx‘rllm'. nlwui lam war. I.“ a; .
Ruben fi'ldllil‘t‘. ill.I [dint of tho I...“ ma
Unknown Manon. alwut iwuniy y-amo.‘ ago.
An unknown man. unru-
II‘ilttIeu or twenty chI- injlm .i. mom..- of
thcmso badly liml they mono: l-‘CIIV’EI‘.
The Inujority of these Wt n,- Iukeu to 1| llull‘l
at the act-III.- oi the IIiqulvr. 'l'lIe inilim lug
were brought to \VIIIIILIIHIIIII‘EI «III Ilit'
Crystal Strcnun
Milo P. Ilat‘llll‘tlz. ni‘ MI hhlllnfltll street;
brakcu
Mina Ithmllxa.nl.\lar1wlll.l.. l ; (our lrm'iured
Taken to iricnds at in} tumour Ion-III
Milo in}. Weber. u! Middle \‘Illagv; right arm
broken and col bond
Adolph IA‘IKIrllttg. Iii} Urllmm II Home.
taught the Wind'- i’IIlI For".
Captain Michaelliyuu mid he MW lb:
Iquall coming and made every pvt-pan
ticn prnolble to more the moiety of on.
paucngera. The curtains wen,- ill-hut
down all around. and the [act til u pmm
was iormclloi the ammo. who-human“
tho lull ntrength oi the Mud. l: \m .
some time alter the am crmh. and o In..-
tho work oi rescue wort going on. tlull u
was said aeverui people had been ~ltt‘pt “I! I
the barge by the wind or tailing illilln r...
and were either struggling in me wnI-r,
which won beaten almost to N tomn by Ilil‘
wind, or had been drowned. llul Im
bodied were washed ashore. and although
boats wrfloput out no out was tuned
alive in tbs water.
Rena oi the “arms.
In:
Thalia. lacs when the dimmer mourn-Jot
at the at Cold Bprinu harbor. not tar
hell Laurelum. it loia favoriteI picnic
Ii. 'l‘iwiulllng oi’tlio denial the
m and the sad {Is-lulu thutloitowsd
all. it to laid, «his entirely tuthcmtlcu
condition oi the supports. Many oi the
succulents“ carried home with them
places at the center posts, which alum that
t were rotten at the cure. 'l‘liehdmo
tut-'11. It. in said, in Imsair in other particu-
‘I’h Raw. Received in Wiiilsihbarg.
The news at the accident rent-lied \l'il
llamslmrg at about 7 p. m. The portiol
pants in tin- crcursloa hailed tor the "that
part train that section oi the lung knows
no Dutchmn. The residents oi the local
it were panic otrlckcn.
can do lock probably a them-mot poo
gum on the pier at South Firth Irtmt
malorltyol these were women. and
their suspense was most palm-tic. llut
than were plenty of area, too. who. whit:
later! and haggard, watched the dark river
beyondl with straining eyes. When the
Crystal Htrenal wan at but sighted usvml
women tainted. and the police had all they
soulddotokrep the crowd trout rustling
pallratll upon the steamer when the
nailed the pier.
a survivor-'- new.
Peters, «I 101 lm that. who
i “I
uvvrstop all plminus bounds
weir mu llt‘Hl done lumi’ow nmnclv, make
the sale 0mm mob and own article In our
large ostablislnncnt. I
This mi) II: IS suggested itself In us, and :Is
an experiment to see whether it will plume
you or not, we shall give it :I trial, viz.,
7H) cents’ worth nl'guods 42
$1.00
Which figured out means :I clear saving to
you III Just Ill per
(4
(4
those days.
THE Illll II III on:
W ho Is going to get the Shoningcr Piano
which 18 to Dim awarded September 1?
IIIIIIII'uIIIlsI-red lll‘Jl’ly ‘ I
Catering to the wants and wishes of the
trading public is the target at which we con-
stzmtly keep aiminv 0m Special Sales. “0
find ourselves ochy once III a. while travel-
ing- the same old lot over awain.
out of it and stir up mu mutually livelydis-
position in the quickest mount 1‘ possible,
we give one of our
To get
Extra lnducement Sales.
“70 never yet have met \Iith ll failure so
WHY. ’
bin: :l bargain lllllCSS it is I Inn "1m
THIS I TI'ME
cull
Because we never
A I.I.I oi In.» i-.- 3:,
"Cumin" Gum; twenty \"'ll\".l |.,"‘ «~{ ii k.‘ ‘hli I’lll III"; II 0' 8‘ I ' ‘ ’ l il’ . (l' f
Jxfinlih duel li'llllli.r' mum. il..»;I and “n” . hO\VS7 A 0 ‘lx‘ ”trim“ to
Slugmaii‘rx-tm Ihkll'll. I“. II
and do what
llmv slmll we do it!
Every 25 cents’ worth of goods bought
from us on next Friday or Saturday you
can have for 2| cents and so on up.
cents.
I:
it
it
63
84
6‘
in. Norwalk Boston Store...
83 WASHINGTON STREET.
cent. by trading on
CA] LAT IV!!!) ‘8
on... 9 Wm
CARR. WILLIAM B.-
E-N new
all”. .-
snu'raIswasnme'ro '
imamfifimeatammlW
'1'ng a. nasnwwnu.w.
try. etc.
Wl-ZBBER.J.P12 Main . Mom
poultry. . vegetables. It
women nuances a mum
RAVDALL'S Ml rm. I ,
rough or workostid'ordeIr-I.Eh?II‘IIIIIR...l
MASON'S AND 3mm
SEYMOI'R, HENRY. 128 We“. I
kinds 0: stone mason contraction“; ‘
SMITH. “’11.le l-l. 3Wut B. N 10b
hing promptly attended to. at. . .4
IABBLB All) cam-rs.
BEES. hit WgnIXater a. N. maximll
cgra te mar in
stone work of allk lads. “uh ,
MEN’S corn-runs. _ ’ .
COMS'I OCK BROS. Masonic build II
Main at. S. N. Gentleman’s i 1""ntltlilto...I '
FRANCIS Jr (’0. M “'nahlnciim Cl. 8. “I: I“
hate. gentlemen‘ s mmiahingaol allklndl.
MERCHANT TAILORE- ,
OUSO‘VSKI E. 'n’l Wall a N. A JIM I
guaranteed. the main alwayscallsad.‘
KOCOLR.F."l N Mai at KN.
orlng a specldlty‘.’ “mum . mm till-
may.
COLLIN KMJBM-ln 8.11. W
mate 8‘ uscdif desired. red-3L ”-
rIrcrr. AGXESM MW
"om surmount? “Hal-mm" »
MUSIC menus.
were}; ALEX s z: Merwlnst. N. Piano. I"
organ and harmony.
OYSTER Pm arm Bum
HOVI'HI‘ \V. R. IIISON. HAW-tern, m
of Ra 1110 d. pom-yaw
aalc dialogs iiI £333? yfi‘m.
REED & I 1 X. .
rare and {igllilxll’gxof {Er-3.1"? om Pb.
VAN NAME. J. L. & ('0. P. 0. barmaid.
PATTERNS AND MODELS. ,
\‘ORWALK PATTERN \\ ORKS MAI:-
Ihorpe. prop. RiI'erI-ide ave S. N'Honaohuts ..
lug a spwially.b y at water or I“. '
air References: Nont‘
Imam): Dr. lilhnnnan. tote-n): WE.
unit. (stcunII: John Tryon (hotairr W 3 .
ll. Smith. (swoon; (trace'C hmnmm‘félbh
and man) oil. ere.
PAINTEBS.
BRAIN ARI). F. C Waters N. m
P. lint. gold and silver signst'as
0511-288.th GEO. ll. ”Water at cusp
and sign painter. paper hanger. decor-trait.
PMO‘I‘OGRAPW . ‘
Miami. 0.. . :3 Washington st. an. One
quality only. and that the best. '
PHYSICIANS-
Burke. \I. C. .0le 45am] 4? “inhuman at.
s S. HoursB toll]. ltoll.” i to8.
l'l ANO TUNER n REPAIR“
I‘ll“ SURF. C. i. Inr‘dallandKnl him. All
do .Ilcr III .IiIIIlsm. urgennshect Iguaicmtc.
I-I..nI.\I.-I:oI.II. srnvrmazm mm ’3
SOI' 'l‘ll Null“ ALK PLATING CO. .Wlm
I-l. All kimlsol elcr troplntlnsdone.
and refinishing oi all kinds of not goods.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
L »I_'.\jm.\‘ J M on M “’aehiagtoasunutl’b
. I: ...\ Property remixehonwstorenusseadv
wuonw ARI). ILA. \‘o.Malnst .hoaststo "
rent and building lots for sale.” I» » I
. aluminum '
mess. I? no Railroad may. lasts
at all hours. Strictl first cilia In “I!
spat. A low table hinders!“ ro-
L \ \‘I: sin-2901' RESTAURANT. 8.2!. : ‘
i: y the hm. prircsrhclowest. Malia .
SCHOOLS.
Il.‘ ll: ll 5 .MISS IVSTI’I‘II ELY
L...IIlengaIIIldnyst-hooLzE'pflng wm
Ml". NIL. \I) '~ Si" 800]. for Kills Ifl I“!
India-a. Hillside. N. sprinter-monorail”
SIIOBTBAND AND "PE-W's
LAI' DER'S BLOCK. 5. N. C. F. “Hm”!—
Day and evening sessions.“ Mum
are»: morons AND Pom
NORWALK IRON WOPKS COMPANY.“
\I‘ .Izw at. s 3.. near Railroad bridge
n'i'ki.‘ DISIIII’ TICKIII.’ am
LAY FUN. JM‘OHM. Washl alt £0
5 ..\'. Pa». Ill. 'kctuIrnnmmoflm’mVld
STONE [)an
I-‘II' KRIS. JOHN H. it “Would Ilao
brick. lime. cement halr.p WWI”
MORTON. .Iolix it. whiter a lvl
AI-Io layer oi concrelew m: I s' '
81‘0" rm. nannies an!) mun.
KIIZ'Tt III II. LAND“); 9 IIaVIland st. 8. N.
(with I-onu- navl walerhcoters. P. 0. box”.
rows“. J. w. as Washington It. s. N.‘ . .
TRUCKING.
HURT UVJDIIN ll. fi'fa) loravc t
and treaty tmcklnkprom ptlyagwm
‘I x Dltit‘l‘A K238,
JENVNGS 1.1) n . mugs.
dcnreJElIn at.V . VP" 730m“ R.
JHIIkllllilTllt.“ Into. a: No. Main II. 8.3. this
mvuoxn. u o. In“ Vt. .
Rasldcoceflllatrkelsy H 0! sh‘flhnhu ’N
Jacob M.
..I.I::;.I°I.:::.-.~I,.M I'm-“wherein
‘* “33.2..
013% it and “upwards.
“taken.
”checked to destination.
GWashlaapmstrooi. Intuit-Ill...
south N
mi chm/5, "
“00th
IIEBI Ill!) Boll) EIIIN
with all tilde?“
tau hmeut. can
Ilnglrm
memo“
W'l: .‘fcflfilm'd:
memwmavm
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marl-mum";
thuultsltlil tuba.
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trimmer attend ohm
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