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aluminum liill.
ilk—'iiarriaon Says lt Is Not 3
Hickory Limb.
rummmromnmmr
It. Moshe-e Quite- Benao on
tho lumen-a In on at ma New In:
Ell When—Ila Addreee Belem the
Alan.“ legislature of Vermont.
Warned“, Vt. Aug. 21—?» pm
ideut‘s tour through Vermont hae been a
' t one both for the executive
people. The latter haveteudeml
thyroaldontan ovation at every station
'3 M, Wraith respect and interest tr
Ml Muly called for speeches. A:
Waterbury the president showed that l.
qultaavetrtofhumor. Hernia.
as m Idhe a lllchory Limb.
itIavery pleaaant to know that u
may Davel everywhere through
there wh _
lww great it
always hie ears defame and care in
respect of the people who
we bar out the Smut!
‘ no apreaident h in no
pill-lanthanum” be killed bythesuper-
W m o! the people. [Laughter
and I There realm to be an impm
h hi m and capacity for Wit
mm— l—and thathiearmieo
mylhhbutitlaveryhindofallthacgood'
«Vermontwho have met me on the
to so pleaeautly by your
ascend more by your kindly faces the
Wand loyllty you have for those lnetitutiour
whhwldch the ram-agent the poopiehae for
the the being connected me.
The new England character hr one which nae
been much written about much discussed. and
l tidal that even those who have found pointr
h criticism have. when they adopted
the Y method of averagee. concluded that
thatnleencce Jinanatlng trout Plymouth Book
and diluing themselves first through the New
grants and then the western re
acted Ohio and en ecattcring and dialectal
mil. sand! of intelligence and love oi
M throughout the laud,hare been good
ht th with country. The New England man
i A man witth cya- open everywhere.
‘I'he Prealdont on Plowing.
l have metimee thought that habit ol at
W (1 the whole mind to the bud
no- in bad its very naturpl origin and
t in New England agriculture. The
now holthaplow in a stumpy or stony
Isld learaathala-on that he had better give
mind to the balloon in hand—[laughter]-
the revongee and puniahmeute for
W are no prompt and severe that he is
quichlyulled back from any mental wander»
mirth which he may have fallen. The noun
region of the world have always forniahed
the hurt championa of liberty and the natal
m adulation of the faith. This wae
Mom to the fact that their horizon
I.” Mil they looked at allthcy were
to looh up {laughter and applause]
At )Ieatpeller.
Mosrrztutrt. Vt. Aug. zit—The presi-
delt waa received here by Governor Pam
and hearted into the mu 0! the ham oi
whilvnwhua the lcg‘utlaturc oi
th waa gathered in joint humbly.
Rhombus of the legislature remained
mulling as the prealdent entered and
M to tho rostrum of the presiding
ulcer, whue Lieutenant Governor l-‘letch-
. him Then,” the tapol the
the member! reeumed their seats.
quiet had been reatored Lieutenant
Governor Miter in a few sentences in-
mnesdthe president. who wan greeted
awhile. The preaident aaid:
lo the Yer-eat lagtalatan.
II. mm are German or nu
Wannabee “1' grave or trail-2r:
w“ ’0“ DI' W I‘OL‘O ll.
ufla crow-e a series at triaedly denim-try
n m to than great dcpartntcutc
III. of tho Iuovlty.
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property ot othera This la ourvgompact;
b the liberty which we ofler who
test In their lota with no Not
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WHO WILL SUGGEED ILOGTORY
Valley. Stewart and Cheney are all
Talked cl.
\Vaenutu'rort. A . 27.——lf indication-
here can be depend upon. the successor
of Secretary Proctor in the cabinet will be
taken from New England. possibly from
the Green Mountain state. It has been re-
ported, with some show of authenticity.
that the poeltioa was offered coma time
ago to Judge Ycaaey of the intentate
cofhmercc commission. contingent upon
Secretary Proctor’e apolntmcnt to the
Innate.
Falling Judge Veaaey. the president’s
rye may turn to epGoveruor J. W. Stow—
art. of Vermont. to whom he made auch a
flattering nfdnuce in hie speech at Ver-
gennes.
It Ia believed by high ofllclala in the war
department that the m robable eclec‘
tion in ea-Governor Chane . of New Hamp-
shire, who was offered the place two years
ago. but declined it for buninee reaaoua.
Ti‘iE MALLEY CAIE 8ETTLED.
Ira. Bomb-rt Said to Have Withdraw-
Iler Suit [or "huh of Pro-Ian
NEW HAVEN. Au “21—h is announced
that the suit brou t by Mrs. Marie Relu-
havt, of New York, against Edward Mal-
ley, of thin city. for breach of promise of
marriage, laying damages at 853,000, has
been settled.
it in also alleged that. Mrs. Reluhart wan
within reach of her intimate friends at the
time of her alleged mysterious disappear-
ance from New York. and that her legal
adviecr was aware of her whereabouts.
it in intimated that the case will never
come to trial and that Mrs Reinhart has
accepted a hunt considerably lees than one-
fifth of her original claim. It will be re-
membered that ahe war employed as a
governesa In the family of Mr. Mallay for
about two years She alleges that Mallay
betrayed her under promise of marriage.
A BEAR MAD FOR WHISKY.
The [least to Quest of think Kills [our
Porno-e.
81'. Primeval). Aug. ‘Il'.—.-tt Vilna,
Ruasiau Poland, the servants of awealthy
manhad taught a tame bear which be-
longed to him to drink whisky. The brute
waa taken intontavern and while there
stove in a he; of whisky in its anxiety to
get at the liquor.
The owner with his children tried to pro-
vent the animal from doing the damage,
whereupon the beast turned furioualy
upon him and killed him and hie three
children.
hwy-1a loot at Beaten.
3M0]. Au; ilk—The American Bar
aesoclatton held its fourteenth annual
meeting—the first in New England—4n
Boston. Nearly ill) members were pree-
ant, the meeting beinhpreaided over by
Prealdent Baldwin J. Curtis wasuom-
luated for the general council to represent
Connecticut: 1". C. Gull. Delaware; R.
Parker, New Jereey; G. A. Peabody. New
York, and R. Vans. Pennsylvania.
Testing the Dig 0a..
Baxter llooa. N. J.. Aug, R—‘l'he first
tail of the new 15inch steel gun were on-
eatlafaetory on account of the poor quality
of the powder. With “0 pounds of pow-
der (the largest charge ever need in tble
country) the velocity was LU) miles; prea-
eure. 5.” pounds; weight of abell. 1.000
pounda
[Inuit-3‘s lolly Itrehlgs
”vellum. L l. A l’i’.—The burning
of the barn of Hubert lIIIarna on July 11
lanolonger a myatery. The police have
vmd (lea Bklllett and Abraham
oorhiu, men and eight years re-
ival . They aaid they fired the barn
mu‘EVlhlama drove thorn out of his W“
orchard.
...”. ,.....
Con-tertiar- caught.
New You. a n—lflehael Porrottl.
...... W~ w
lent. and J 0‘ , twelve. have
on a pee-log coun-
t . mam toetale realm-
Mi]. were at their rooms, m
West ty-eeveath atreet.
legato mu too late.
murmur. Dona. Ana. n—Yooe
lira Maallebnry. who ran away
left her Ireland new that shewes nu.
talthtnl to him. wee teen in Providence.
ilheaaldahe would back to bee hneband
gobsweuldfargl her. lleretnseete
fl
'Ie Arr-at Iewerh meta
tiara-a lit J. Aug. “w-anfllnlond-
ram Police 9er of anemia. or-
dwadthaarrsatef Igirle helowthe an
VFBIIHMTHE PIT 0F DEll'll'
Sixty-one Bodies Recovered
and the Work Finished.
scrum:- msors mt: manna
It In Thought ‘I'hat ‘l’hatr “angled Io-
maha lay nave lloea Con-amen! In
the Intense float 'l’hat Pullowett the
Collapse o! the Park Place Bonding.
New Yons. Aug. ill—At but the weary
search for bodies in the Park place ruins
in over. but curious crowds atill linger
about the spot gazing at the huge pile of
debris in the street and at the black holo
from which sixty-one blackened and bat-
tered lifele- human beings were taken
all lll'ld at the scene by come horrible
fascination. The aIaty-ilrst body. that of
a woman. was the last in the awful pit of
death At 2 o'clock Acting Fire Chief
Reilly aaid that the ecarcb for the dead in
the ruins was completed and that no more
bodiea remained there. Work was at once
stopped and the labOrcrn employed in
clearing out the debris were discharged
Seventeen Still Mining.
The verified list of the ntiaetnu ehown
thirty~flve poraons unaccounted for. Tho
number of unidentified dead taken from
the ruins is eighwen. Allowing that
eighteen of the miaaing persona are reprc
sented by the unknown dead, it will be
seen that there are still uoventcen unac-
counted for. They are not in the mine.
And if not. comes the natural query from
every side. Where are they? The theory la
advanced that owing to the liurccncea of
the flames. which raged several hours.
acme of the bodies were entirely consumed.
The list of the dead identified up to the
present time is aa follows:
The Ida-tilled Iread.
Cbavlee Broituor. tirnttar t‘aury. Leonard ii.
Cole. A. Dersbopki. Allan: Dohtuu. Lizznr Dowel.
William 1!. Ellis. John i‘aatb, Jounh- Flower.
John Gibb. Frank Hark Annie Humor.
Jacob Heidonrleb. Morris .\. Herring. John ll.
Bulb. Lottie Helm. John llyland. Arthur Kit-
tie. Gouge niche. Robert ll. Marie. Sarah
Iclahou. Annio Muller. l’ctvr Miller. Albert
E. Middleton. WNW Pa‘lk'i’b' in. ”agile Quinn.
luy Boddiu. \luatave Butch. William Somali.
— fichmalbach. Conrad Schmidt. ll. ll. Shad-
doch. John Bleiuko. Hit-haul slattery, ilmtave
Steiner. (leovngullivan. Ferdinand \\'. Tripp.
Annie Tully. Otto Wain-r. Henry William
Mary Williamn. unto Wood. outer-e lichen.
The league“.
Coroner Hartley will empanel a jury to
day to hold an inquest in the case of the
victim of the collapsed building. He in-
tends to aolact architecta. builders. print
era and at leaet one chemist as juryuten.
lie intends to hold the inqucet next Tues-
day. At noon the mayor appointed a re
lief committee to look after the aufferers
\from the diaaatcr. it la composed of the
following gentlemen; Hit-ridge '1‘. Gerry.
J. Edward Simruouu. Wat-son ll. Dicker
man, Char-lea Stewart Smith. 1). Willie
Jamea. John D. Crimmina. lieury Hilton,
Henry B. llyde. Merritt K. Jesup. Charles
G. Wilson. Evan Thomas. Theodore Moos,
David ll. King. Samuel Gunmen. George
H. liepworth. John W. L‘ockerill. W. l.
Davie. William M. laden. W. I. Brown.
W. Bradford Merrill. George L. Spinney.
Arthur hliowcn and thyroid Ottendor-
for. The tubecriptiona already reach
.1.“ Mrs. D. Jones (Train, owner of the
collapsed building. Bubetribcil flmoaf thia
amount.
All Accoualod for llevo.
The Herald claims that forty-six bodice
have been identified, that fifteen remain
unknown. and that the remaining alleged
milling ones aru alive or never did actuv
ally exist. Sunroof lhs uamee that have
appeared were found to be entirely myth
lcal and given by anupoaedly anxious In-
quirersasa aubterfuge to obtain admin
elect to the morgue for the gratlgt-atlon of
pemnal curiously.
The Herald says several tenants moved
out of the collapeed building yearn age be-
came they wandered it unsafe Tho ea-
loeion theory of the accident baa been
taelf exploded.
Burying the 'letlrna.
The funeral aervlcee over the victims of
the Park lace dlaaater went on through-
out thIa ty and Brooklyn yesterday and
y, and almoat a third of the total
number of poor Icorched bodice so far re-
covered are now reeling in liod'a near.
a emu; naval. ENGAGEMENT.
Ilevea Yankee 'arehlpe to Battle Ae-
roy at lav "arbor.
than Malina. He. Aug. ”Emu”
and a number of uceta. among
whom were In. Blaine. h Godwin.
Colonel Cadre“. senator l-lrpeoard stew-
art,0eoroehiger and Senator Cameron.
viawadthaetaneuvenel the white aquari-
rouhvtathelleapetoh. At tout the Do
apetehled thwayontol tbeharbor. fol-
lowed by the Philadei his. Newark Pe-
trol. Veeurlne eed terpriae in line
the channel laetda the llald Peru
atdateeayaanhvaadat t in pirate than
erdeaceballaor
giaadlsoe»
”weatherman
Attributed to the Ia‘l-ley Illi-
hlaul. Aug, tram expovte trout the
m1 “districtJ of (gamma teem
mm mm to haul n
par lea-“an foe the carve-poodle
In M 13 decuaae le attriba
new i.
mm» W
mama“. Ito-John Pena. Censor-
electedatlawtehamiotbescet
i
at
insulate-them
“Owl-“fl“
We are selling cur, Clothing (just as
rapidly as though tboy were under the hammer and
they are going at prices low as you would bid for them if
they were in the hands of an auctioneer. Prices have fallen
so heavily that you could hear the crash half a damn blocks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. Do you want to make a
dollar go a. long way? We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quartet- clécwhcro, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five centsgained. Here’s - an oppor—
tunity for putting your money where it will do. the most good.
rut; WORLD or own";
'Illh the l'oaehall Plate-via. Athlete.“
llnvaoe Are- Doing.
SATIOHAI. Llalblll.
At Pittabttrgu
Plttobnrg ...n o I) o o u :
Mm... ...Il l o o it ll u
Bennett.
at t‘lncinnaliH
Cincinnati. .....
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riizz
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Donahue.
At Washington~
W .....0 0 l l 0 0
“Milk...” ..0 0 o 0 Di 1--
llattarlee: Carney and Butrllflo. Stivot
Boyle. Uallodonacumntofdavhnu
1m!” WIATIOK.
- I I.
Lebanon ....... lbtlilutobibblz
'l'voy ........... (Paolo-lotto]:
Batter-lee: Grnrdall and let'atlrcy. Dom
and Walla. . ~.;
Phelps Sacco-eh Kramer.
Waaulsumx. Aug. '31—.“ a lmsineae
meeting of the American Ateociation Pron-
idcnt Kramer's miguntion was accepted.
and Zach Phelps. of Louisville. was uttanb
mouely elected in his place. The news of
Kelly’s jump to the [baton leagueclub
brought to an abrupt close-tile negotiation
of the conference committee of the league
and awclatiou. Prom-lent Kramer, oi the
asaociat'tou, wan lutrl'tcuiarly indignant.
charging the league n‘prtrseutallvul with
all manner of hart-h thinga. Ilia aaao
clatee. Von der Alto and Phelps. came u
the conclusion that in junticc to them
acivce they could not submit tosuch treat
ment nor maintain their good standing
with the public by entering into furthel
negotiatioue for peace.
They Don't Want Ill-3 lolly.
litmus. Aug. ill—Tho directore ot the
Boston American Amociatiou club have
cent a telegram to Preaidant Kramer ank-
ingthat the Kelly matter be noteonaid
cred in the conference at Waahington. a
they have no one for the 310.1le beauty
Kelly told Manager Bancroft that be war
to get ammonium down. besides a tick
at for Europe for himaelf and wife.
hltdnlifl'a Will Surely 'I‘hh.
Saw Yorta, Aug. 21-4112 report the
Jack Mcatulille had malaria and wool;
not make a tinal dcpoait in hie match witl
Auatin Gibbons wua diaproved by the de
poaltlug oi the money at The Police Ga
sette ollicc. The men are to m ~et Sept. ll
Gibboua‘ money was also depoatted.
Nola»- its 3:10 3-h. Q5:
lxnurtsnnmn in, Aug. fin—in tha
'54“) stain- for :tyearold- l‘auatino low
cred hie moor-i to 2le and made the tilt.
faatest beata erer trotted by a stallion In .
race. Select: was started to break ht
"cord and made the mile in hie own time
2:10“,
Campbell lltill Iewnla clan-plea.
Nrwrour. it 1.. All“. 27.—0livar
Campbell uncceaalully drfr'udad his ti
aa tenula champion of the l'nltod Stat.
and defeated Clarence Hobart. Campbal
took four ante to liobart'a one.
JI-a "all le Item-voting.
lion." ('Llllilllil. Mich. Aug. m."llul
the prircdghtrr aluahed by "Par-son” De
vies. la rupuily improving. Blood poiaon
ing alone can give llllll a relapse.
Volunteer and (lo-won Wen.
CAIDRN. .\Ie.. Aux. 'Ilw'l‘hc Volunlce
and (loawon Worn tlu- winner» in the rut
of the Etta-tern l’ucht club from litiothba:
to title port.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
l Newton llaker. who waa ahot by
Orville l1 Andereoo. at Uroton loading
hi. Y.. Aug. l, la rapidly recovering.
A number of Italians In South Brooklyr
have complained to the police that the:
have received threatening letters from th
”aha demanding money.
a all waa passed by the Vermont bone
appropriatin 015M for Vermouth ea
h bite at the orld'a fair.
Alargsvelnof natural gaswas ta
at Sandy Creek. Oewego county. him
at a depth of ill feet.
One raaa wee tatally and eeretal wen
seriouslyburnedbyaota loeionofgaalt
the new lake tunnel at c
Themayoraadcltyeounell at Allocae
Pa. werearrsetedeeeotnpolektoithecit
school board for Modal away
a aewage nuisance.
punt
alher Kuwawlll prolabl
chm- ”milk"
The t... at lie: to. decree:
that manner-- that”: We
Mmlhdmum"
a cerof tbebpttl
Mflnmmdn
You cannot always have “the .. .
y . of a dip in the deep, deep son, just When you,
I it. but it isn’t necessary to put your head under a punt-
keep cool. Try one of pursuits. We have knocked.»
props from under the old price beearisoit is cheaper to,
at cost than to store them away until another summer co n
along. We ought not to part with one of them at such.
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is ‘ all
there‘is about it.
IS OUR FAMILY MEDICINE ."
mcorecu ”WWI-hum.
Vhae’tagileag Wuhan-a. In!”
our to Canaa- in Int ran-e. and arm. um to
advanced m llalaleasl You will aee th- ra-
(filo-I elect alter taking the hut dear. Heal n,
. “...-queen. Luflmflndmaudhlalt
' ”we...
“ BOSS ”
lunch I_il_l_ Biscuit
Sec that cstch
biscuit is stamped Bass
hot-s your grocer kccp lllk‘
Boss Cracker? ,
A
Farm 8
MILLINERY!
Ilu. I7 llain Street.
Fomerly 3 Water St. lomtll.
.lhat miredJill donen Hate Io—day to roll
without rune-"tn all ahapn-a and mlomat the
esteemed ' low price of 39a. former trit'e '1.
"no lot 0 Hate Inc. . l“ tenths I .t’lfl‘h.
0m lot of fine French urn-r: 3%.. 4%.. one.
one Don‘t forget lllt‘ number.
{”7 MAIN sum,
Next to .l. l'. Bennett's dry gooda store.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
Io. ll lleln Street Ilcrwtllt
F. HAY ES
llarirtg realm-ml his meat market
In. B Nonh Main Street.
Willem-ply the purple of thin vh'lnlly with
tlwtlm-at line of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found In tho state.
F. H'AY ES,
Ill. 6 liillllll Illlll STREET
viii if Hill'TIi NilllWALK.
"u
I‘ll-III? I-
oil-
Odin-u. 4:343 Main Street,
lllllllulll’fll‘l’. 0”.-
Damon: ‘ .. minor: PIES
[VERY {AV IN “Nil. thllt.
“ (“ET so CH
. and minute
. ,. ? ..-
pa Millie “in! Merlot/criminal”
timotumeatattteht-heaplmltatm
allow! mum article». oral
ring ”RB anon brutal-Albeit.
lanai.“ South. steaeual. u.v
Friday, Aug. 28.
”Wildllllflm street, rim
Dealerlu
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Couch Colors and Varnish
Artrata’ Materials, -
Combined Chair and Stop Lad-1.
der, 02.00.
McCloskcy’s Wood Filler—Beat
in the Market, $2.00 a Gallon. _
Pamtrn ,
Pa r- anging,
C cirnining. °'
79 Washington Street.
Dorion Point,
' (hilEhlllll's PnlIT)
SOUTH NORWALK. .. - —
NOW OPEN.
Bonus. BlilflLfillIll HSlIIIIli.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy
A stage will connect at South Norwnlk
w ill tralne on the New York and New Ham
railroad.
u. E. SEWER.
Therc’rs nothing; Tum it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as .
much as Dobbins' Electric Soup, 1
constantly sold, since 1869. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
washday, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your in-
bor. and save your clothes .9 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
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it. ask your grocer for it now.
Be sure and got the. genuine,
’ With our name on the wrapper.
“fl“ ““3 it is not the selling
. price alone, that must
I )0 considered, in arriv-
. ”ICE ing at a knowledge of
the value of an article.
There is as much real pure soap in a bar
of Dobbins' Electric aein forte born of
any other amp made. and it will. if natal
according to directions, do four titties
as much work no any other. lurcoet is
but u very slight advance on that of in-
fnrior amp. llL-ilril upon Dobbine’ Electric.
1. 1.. CRAGIN a 00.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
l. o.“ ltttll‘ét." .-.
Paper Hanger, Balciminer. Painter
And dealer in
Will PIPER llll BlIIIIlEIlS.
Bl North Main street. So. Norwalk.
CONN. '
RESERVE” Hill
Special Announcement
Sample lroolta of full line latest at ‘lee
i'ape-m. llorrlcre and (lilt lonidlup ta’kon is
boom for itwper'tion. on notice by palatal.
Inch hamster cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plan and limitation Paraleked.
lam rvpared toduall klndsofwotk the
taut ert‘lrorkmott. by the day or what.“
the lmvt-et prime and at nhovt notice.
liTAIlil'i AND MANTLE WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
SHOP IT FIVE Ill! IIIEI, 0L, -
new. mom run DIPOI'.
sh ta 'ag a “I "Can”...
lrfirnr '. .' 51:"
trunk re Ollllh'tlllm.“
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