It’s, :si: condominium
[pupkaadcouw' min ’ , hon"
.MW
4» W111!
nova" .
rut cxrcuuve A ems enor. '
President liarvison Brings Down laur-
taen flail Birds leer cape lay.
Can Mar Porn, Sept. 5.-'l'he presi-
reprcsenting the United States goverlb
ment, and Count hiumm, charge d'aiieiree.
representing the German government, and
was approved by the president. The re-
moval of the pork restriction has nothing
to do with any question oi reciprocity, but
isbsaed upon the acceptance by the Ger-
man govarnment oi the inspection oi im-
ported meats by the government under the
law oi the hint congress
i “department t (ktibytheop—
Malamute
,m rill. Sept. i—The Pre- aaya:
W lilies was about tode -———-——-—
‘ ior PEARV MUST- BE RESCUED.
. _.,._._._
lo lay Saver tot-r- Allve. Illa hrv
Iner Companions Say.
Pnlublmfa, Sept. T's—The members
oi the West Greenland expedition that
traveled with IJeutenant Peary a part oi
theway into the frozen north have lustre
as—Cougreesmhn Burleigh have
‘ titli- l'nloett be placed at
turned tothia city.
, , toallow his name to go before I- They were sent by
“m If he does, his supporters the Academy oi
n ‘8'” willie nominated by acclamn- ltutnrai Sciences
h w “ to investiga't: the
' flaring . asrett head coolest. My
oi Mr F It the ”a “an” 0‘
. m tbkat was apropoaltlon to
W leaders in this city were
giving vary serious considera-
Oolloctor Faaaett was iniormed oi
, in lilo behali he evinced no
“You can say ior me," he said,
"Minuteman-in any action oi
.fih‘lhave no candidate Whom-
” tb convention mayname lahall
WW” ‘
’ , Thom C. Piatt was shown
n, _ datingthatMr.Whitewar
. " onto! the race for governor.
nil-landmark
“lb-tit record Mr. White out oi the
“unmi- Hoisa candidateior
mwwlll receive support in the
m iron the delegates pledged to
, Jar-sumo. Who will be nominated
“on. Nouns will be able to tell,
, invention, until we touch Rochester.”
M Van About a right.
£1]. 3. Y., Sept. 5.——~At the Demo '
.nllln held here a personal encoun-
temmmimt um and Cleve
, ,_ ,, was narrowly averted
western Green‘
land. The mem-
bers oi the party
were Protesaors
Sharp and iloit.
ecologists; Pro
femur lleiipriu,
geologist; Dr. W.
E. Hughes, orni—
unmzuxr nut. thoiigist; Dr. W.
Burk, botanist; lir. Menui. enwmoio
git; Dr. Robert N. Keely, surgeon, and
Frazer Ashhurst. They report that they
were very successful, but all agree that
Peary'a trip is a most hazardous one, and
believe thntiihe and his party ever re
turnitwill have to be through the mo
dinm oi a relied expedition.
SEARLES MAV SETTLE.
A Report That He Will Compromise
with Young llwphlna.
le YORK, Sept. h—lt in said by inti-
mate friends of Timothy l'lopkins that
everything points to the quiet distribution
oi Mark Hopkina’ millions without re
course tothacourta. When'i‘lmothy ilop
kins melted New York he was lull oi
fight. For years he had hen the acknowl.
heir to “030,“, but unexpectedly
heiound hirnneii deprived oi it. On the
other hand, Edward F. Seariea. who mare
ried the widow H is not a tighter.
When Timothy ins arrived here be
round his uterus” usrlng a proposed
settlement with the attorneys ior Mr.
Basrles The eonirrences brought out the
iact that there was a dis tiononthe
part oi Ir. Searies to a an amicable
settlement with Mr. Ho and tho mt
nor contestants. provi ad they would be
content to accept a reasonable share of tin
iortune.
The above information was given by r
close friend oi Mr. iiopkins. lie says that
”this not canola that the dkinheritcd
son would be satisfied with even that
amount.
tonaoyivaata Veterans lleet Ole-era.
(immune. Pa, Sept. h—At the re
‘inion oi the lighteentb Pennsylvania in
iantry and the Third heavy artillery, tin
iollowing ofllcerswero chosen ior the real
mental association: President, Colonel S.
Charles Schiocht, Philadelphia; secretary.
il. ’l‘. Grooves; treasurer. Joseph tic
' (ilatheryJ’hllad-lphiu
Ia Unveil Cindy's ion-assai-
Amine, Sept. h—Tlio unveiling of the
Grady tenement will occur Oct. at,
among these who have acceptodiavita
donate!» tarachernorrllilLoi
Sew York; Abbott. at New Jersey, and
Pattlaon, oi Pennsylvania; Senator Vast.
oiliwouri: General Pet Collins, oi Boa
ten; Senior Wohott, «Colorado. and
Grand Army Day at llaaira.
, :tbe head‘of biomass who . ‘ _ ,
, on tbcscsui/ts anywhere in.,.Aiiicricu for hither style,“ :
, : price. “They’ll (301110 near lasting ."uiitilyOur boy oiitgi-ows them, , ‘
" no matter how hard he may be winches. They cost no more
than suits which. in a week, will go to pieces in) the play ‘ ground
audjtlioy won’t look unprcscntablc When they are finally diécm-d- ‘
. ed. In other words, they are built to stand the racket llllil it,
: doesn’t make much difference how rough tho racket is.
a. Given. Philadelphia: vioo pmsldrnt, “9
who ,,
school close
‘You consul: improve”
“livability or:
'riiusoioinitsuin
Pennsylvania's Governor Before
dent returned his uuuin tri to - at l‘lttslrtrg— a ma.
Monocle-tin meadows 5t 2230 g unplle n“ ”wave Committee. Plttabnrr......i c o u l o u e t— i ii i
n himsclt a crock Liour- ——-—~——- m‘bmzfififlga‘lognfito ‘0 be u
WNW-“WW W “W9 °‘ “1° um our com norm “mm.” """‘“"'
. tutti-live birds. Son-ln-Law J. Robert ’ n W__ non
hrnughtdownniueandaoorgow. w, W _____ ,.., “”90“,, ‘g
5311!. ”'37: gunmnhglilflmifiullln hey an Deny rent State Money Wat flow York,,...il 0 Lin“; 1 o o g o- I is“:
"n - - "WM 0 “P 3‘ Selirited by ‘I‘Iieir Institution! and Bellow-Nouns MM. -lvlls
"iarkvt
xmrmsro Im‘l’Tr‘t $33501}: d9 'l‘lint Any Interest Was Paid for the w At (W . lit:
. an lied him with more Vamp. temporary Custody oi the l‘nndr. ........ 0 ti 0 ll 0 ll 0 t 1—! 'l I
A Washington meionatha’hptheparty could manage The Pill Se 5. ii W“ ------- if” ° 0 3n: 0 o o 3‘1: ' ‘
— ‘ unstruu, pt. —' no state trcaa- Baiterica: ichcry Selll’l' over. icholo
lypocial, totiierw runtoand iron the meadows was eating ury investigating committee sipwbiicd by MGM
ark : Pong car idiewild,upro'i;dwh'i‘%hcbnnk. the . and hours oi "mu". “we“ “7mm
[eat dinner were no . resi— m, l“PW-W . “ML
@11th amen .. “gimp“... mettodayatthe Continental hotel. Gov- ”wa o o a a o ‘ 0 “1-533
algebra sport The prcltldeot'opei‘i‘t some other Pattlsonwas thelirstwitueascalled. th_ :::: o o o o 3 o 3 o 0.4 t 3
ein the evening wit Senator ’atsou andon being sworn was asked by Cbsir- Batteries: Grimm and Murphy. helper and
°-.‘.2.“::.::.:¥i'::“:‘:.:. ”an 1.. n... m“ WWW“ W "“°"“““°“ ‘° ”lithium... s.n.s
withdrawal oi the prohibition swim the 3"“ 1"" “mm"“d‘ sulfide.» I 0 o i o i o 2 o i—‘i u n
In rtatlonoiAmericso pork‘into Ger- mun" “mm" T""““’ “‘1'” ° ° " ‘ ° ° ‘ ° ° ‘ 1' ‘
“five" concluded at Sentoga and not “i was president oi the Chestnut Street tori-I: Bowman and Cruse. Killers and
atCape Mo Pointy-”rho conclusion '3‘ National bank. iresignuiinibill. There At Warhlagton— non
Hackedwh 10 the Pmidenrwufl SIm- "3 " “Wu“ 0‘ 010!in 0‘ “l” “m" Baltimore. ........... o o o o u o o—o : 2
toga between General John W. Forster. money. i do not know whether it was Washington ......... r a l o 0 u o—I t 0
iron: Mr. Boyer or Mr. lesoy. No money
consideration was paid. l had no inter»
course with any oilicial. A bond was pre-
sented, but it was thought the security of
m Chestnut Street Notional bank was
sufficient So agreement, contract or ring.
gestlon was ever mode. No special favors
were granted to any oiliciul. No money
was paid ior campaign purposes. The
sum deposited was subject to check."
Ur. Patataoa'a Suggestion.
“The auditing system oi the smile
Very incomplete and much improvement
might be made. The system in Philadel-
phia might be ioilowed with some ini-
provementa i'lflortslnive been made to
improve the present system, but the bills
have iailed oi passage in the legislature.
Aait ianow the audits are made irregu-
larly. 'i‘hcoccounta oi the county trees
were not rendered within thirty days
might be returned to the attorney gen-
eral.
"i don’t aeewhy the system oi the United
States government should not he adopted.
it some to me to be a perfect system. The
national bunks can only have 2 per cent.
upon their deposits, but it makes them
atrong in publiqasteeru.
Ito ‘l’rnuanctiona with liardaiey.
tltber Cashiers Tesiily.
t cashier oi th‘ Farmers.
use oi the money.
on
3-: ruin u w... m u...»
Enchan National bank, was the
but none oi the general i
“How did you obtain the deposit!"
t to on”
“is the money subject to check?"
time."
George ”not Designs.
PMlhADIi-l'liu. Sept. l-lll
Puhlla ‘
‘Inat the loam-rue lay.
Fmfimfiaumoptt—«The-ann m
[naturist-{that thoroisaaydealraee
thirpartto Manitoulin
ester-inbound“ Aerating:
otthseraMaowhe byprlutei
. em ~ ~ ”WW4
The governor was asked: “Would you
have any objection to state wherein any
improvement could be made in the oiilcea
of the state."
“I neverhad any transaction with John
Bardolay. directiyor indirectly, as to do
posits in the Chestnut Street National
bank. 1 never had any conversation or
communication with him about state or
private money until it“). i think I met
him but twice. Tire deposit was not italic»
lied. but was made in the usual way. At
that timelhod no aiiSpicion at his hon~
esty."
John P. Hopkins, cashier oi the People's
bank, was emitted by Mr. Few, who
asked what amount oi the state’s money
is in the book. iiopklna said there was
“00,“ oi the sinking loud and MKS.“
oi the general iund on deposit. The state
deposit was not solicited. [Toward lawiaI
ordain .
liaehanica‘ boobiestidad that on Mir.
lithere was on deposit 31,9334“ oi the
coral tund. The bank's capital is til,-
$0,000 and the surplus £000,000. The bank
is the iircal agent of the commonwealth
andispaid ”.000 annually. lie knew oi
noadvantago aceruingtoanyouoior the
In Inn-lodge ol a Cansldavntlon.
W. Steele, cashier oi the Chestnut Street
National bank, testified: "i am thecashler
oi the bank oi which Governor Pattiaon
wastho president. Our hook is a state
tory. The amount oi state money
t is “Jim oi the general lurid.
We have none oi the sinking hind. l have
no knowledge oi any consideration ior the
Mr. Hopkin- will get at least tuition!) w: "
John B. Stewart. cashier oi the Corn
hauko cial called. lie testified that hit
bank was a state depository and on Aug.
autoimmune! the slammed money.
“i think it was voluntary; i think it war
"Yes, it can all be checked out at any
The committee then went into executive
aeaaiom and after the doors were reopen
Chairman Smith said the committee had
roctorol
.wboii
, riliWontb or secure. ....
It" tlio Baseball l'l» um. Athlete‘s nu
Ilnrooe Au burn!»
.A‘IIOKAI. lJIAllU‘
Batteries: Fitzgerald and lures. .
andWeckhockor.
National Guardsmen Sheet.
wa Yonl. Sept. h-The New York
State Notional Gourd match to decide the
superiority in marksmanship at Creed-
moor resulted in a victory ior the taanaoi
the Twenty-third regiment, who made a
score oi cw points out oi upoaslble an.
The Seventh regiment was second with bill
points and the Thirteenth regiment third
with 400 points. The prize won is a trszy
Wm“! by the slow and in rain at
Globe and Justina titled.
Pflllltnlkl’illli, Sept. 5—!“ the tiual
day oi the grand circuit meeting 0. J.
llamlin's famous tenni. Globe: and Justi-
na, attempted to best the heel. team record
oi 235‘»... Only one heat was trotted, the
mile being mode in ‘2;l9‘.’. The Pleasant
Valley h-ycnr—old Cnpiluuin trotted an ax-
hibition mile in can.
IleCnrtlsy fought to - Draw.
Pinivinsxcn, Sept. 5.—-'lhe Citroen-round
contest between Cal itinCariby, oi Jersey
City. nod Bobble Burn-i. oi Providence,
took pi "e under the nunpii'mi oi the Rhode
island ..:hletlc club in Uincyville and re—
oullcll in a draw. .
THE NEWS TN BRIEF.
The Bank of Prince hue adored. itia
said, to take the Russian lubn oi Inna),-
illi) at 4 per cent.
Abill to prevent boodiing, introduced
into the Canadian senate Thursday. pro-
vides that civil oliicials or members of
their ioniiiies accepting bribes shrill be
fined hill) to 01.0w or impr;,~oomeut for
six months.
Between mo and till) miners are on strike
at Braceviiie. ills. to secure the benciiis
oi the weekly pay low.
Three men who were nought by cuttin-
and
name It“.
Augusta, Ga.
SlngSing.
dinand Ward, the “Nope
died Aug. ii at Ciarana. wiisorlsuil.
la-i
drowned.
oi theyonng woman
nuance oi Prince Verdi
Alleged cruelty to the lesson.
HA
0. llaitman, who kept a
oi the asylum.
rear to murder.
Iaaooll Iantaon‘o Denial.
mane deter-eta learat lanai.
llsw You, Sepi- l-it hoe-ior known
thohodyoiloonafldereme,
lgeo
”Mantra-i karaea
Manhunt. '
mallow
hernias“
man in Custer county, Mon, changing
brandson cattle. lion all hanged to the
Frank Daniorth, who cut his will“:
throat and threw her Ilt'utl body into the
river on June it) lost. was lunged st
Attorney General Tabor will apply to
the United States court on Oct. t ior a div
iniaaal oi the stay oi pm~titligfl and the
nppoala in the canes 0i Murderers Mel-l
wait: and M both oi whom are to
Rev. Dr. Ward. the aged father oi Fer-
t‘ dinner.”
The tobacco crop of lfincnlittl’ ennui),
Pa, which is nearly all honoured. in the
largest ever grown. the average reaching
term acres and the yield lolly 50.0w mace
Two train robbers held up the line
Angolan express a few miles south of lie
“to, CIL, allot Detective lhrrln. blow
open the express car with dynamite and
thou fled.
all“. sinking oi his father's yacht. Dr.
J. Emission, late at Albany, was
Sixteen man were blown to atoms by
idynamlto explosion near White Huron.
liila. Vaearoaoo has counted to leave
thaQuaouciltoumaulaand the king ha»
ed started to Join the queen. The withdrnwnl n
probably ends the .
hand.
moons. Sept. lL—(lovoruor Patti-
ouknmadopuhlietheehargesoteruslty
the state inaaaoaaylumaiade byJolm
diary when so
The sets oi
brutality include various kin-trot
Insult apou pathetaireiuapuuchintkc
OarroColda. l-vhrofi} Mara.
Vinespingilaog Mun-dam newt-la
aIvoM Cease-porno rm pie—crann-
ariraaend stages. user-- ouwiilooothrer-
uil-nt sleet sitar hkl the hot does. m s,
.‘ iasfiiy'm harp tomato-v.0.
--..... _ .... . . ,.. —...
-. ..........*__.......
u BO 5 S ’9
Lunch gill Bistrll
Sec that each Boss
biscuit is signnpcd
lines your groccr keep ihc
E Boss Cracker? .i
J
Fawcett’s
.liEAIlflllllTEIS Fill
MllllllERT!
llu. IT Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. tumult.
Just mired. ill) dmen Hale to-day to sell
without rue-no. all shapes and color-I. at the
extremely low price of 39-" tormer‘glce 3i.
One lot oi [late 20c. Wmtha . each.
line lot oi tine French owerlee..40e..lt.c.
each. Don‘t ior-get the number,
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to .l. i". Bennett‘s dry goods store.
Mrs. W. Fawcell,
Io. l1 llrln Street Ismail
F. HAYES
liar—lug remove-l his meat market
In. 6 llonh llain Street.
Win the purple oi on: viciuli' with
”w" thelinutiineoi ’
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POU LTRY, Etc.,
‘llo be tuned in the state.
F. H1756,
Ill). 5 lllilllll lilll STREET
SHUT“ NOBWA Hi.
4 ‘z; . .
‘J- \‘
fl Isa-tan in
ii. it. Patent Cleo.
I81. to III.-
"Tl‘lm‘li. 43“ Main Street,
Inllnlfll‘l‘. (3.".
via it
it
"WW mm
SUCH
OOH DINIID
w, more.
“rosette saute. nrmmmv
' . wit-lie
‘ ,big. B." It is just'nbout time for you to begin‘io think; of. who
[Q‘Vhaycwto‘oflcryour The timoto buy is when a style 00mm} in for: .
. ‘fithoxplucc to buy is where the style approaches as near as 'possiblo
”M " to perfection. 1f yo take any pride in your persoualappenmuce,“
‘ our handsome Suits 'll gratify it for you." There’s no more danger»
iu predicting their pop arity than there is in PmPl.‘
of
not: iii ‘1 com ’ All!
M. s. SMITH’S
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods cheap before
the Fall season arrives. It would be well to make your purchases
for the balance of the season, for odds and ends of stock must be
sold for what theywillu. bring, and we are pleased to show them
and give you prices not more than cost, and a great many articles
less than cost. Come while you have an opportunity, whether in
immediate want or not, for
THIS IS llllll LAST EFFllRT OF THE SEASllll Oil 2
5—i‘ornet Solo .
o—(lverturc...1‘eu it
7-—(h\'otte
(iv—Cornet StiltL...
bubonic: litiNCE: PIE!
' E“
muonfido all solo
to-iiiori'ow’s sun.
Wm" 1891isfo'pcu. fl
“3 the fina’i’l’lith a .Boom that! has a:
w
saying the lies ‘f
a
a. "a”. .._W_ o
Y W
TO
Insurance Building, South Norwalk, . ;
.i. ” tum,
"washlnirtnn Street situate-ii.
Dealeriu ,-
Wnll Papers,
‘ Mixed Points,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and Vurnishos,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad~
der, 82.00.
McCloskey’s Wood Filler—Best
in the Market, 2.00 a Gallon.
l’ainiin ,
Pa .r- ringing,
cimining.
9 Washington Street.
SUMMER 60008.
Full goods will begin to arrive in a few days and the balance of
Do'filldhl Pdili'l‘l"
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2
AFTERNOON:
concert by Smytlie's orchestra,
——me t to It P. iii.—
PROGBAXME:
EVEN l St}:
liming from t to IMO P. I.
Stage will leave Riverside anilion.Wnah—
“v ' . t ' , ingt nutreet Bri - >
bummer goods Will be stored for tho Winter. 10,, fin“. on ,hc‘llffiffl‘jfifi
hour, and the Dor—
W
Now is Your Golden Opportunity!
The balance of our Hosiery and Silk Mitts, consisting of all
styles, for what they will bring. 'Will be on exhibition on our
first right build counter. A few more of those Ludies‘ Ribbed Vests,
in quantity about 15 dozen. will close them for what they will
bring. Exhibited on the further end of same counter as Hosiery
and Lace Mitts.
"—— .... _
Another Split in Ribbons
of which we have quite a quantity. and customers in need will
do well to call upon us this week, for we are going to sell them
very cheap.
ligaments... has games:
2‘: years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and‘more
each year, must have merit.
Dobbius’ Electric Soap,
made in 1369, is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legiou,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap do the work. All that. we
can say as to its merits, pales
into uothingness, before the
story it will tell. itself. of its
own perfect purity and quality,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it.
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
first
Hobos
Tin-re are many imitation
N. B, Elm-trio smile in which elec-
tricity plays no part. Dobhius’
in the ori 'nnl one, all Magnolia, Elec-
trim. and vim-Musics are fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbins‘ Electric,
millet our name iaon every wrapper,
unlit any other is sent you by your
grim-r, when you order ours. '
back to him.
It
i. l. (more a Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
—-—-——QOO-—--——
Muslin Underwear
The balance of our Ladios’ Co -t Covers, Hamburg and Lace
Trimmed, sold for «tile and 500, o price 2:»: and 35c.
Balance of our lodies’ low neck orsu-t Covers, solid embroidered
yoke. usually sold for 75c and 80, duccd to 4.5 and 50c.
Balance of Ladies’ Night Dresses, cc and combric. ruffle trim-
ming, Mother Hubbard and plain, been selling for 85c and 95, re-
duced to use and 750.
Ladies‘ Mother Hubbard Night Dresses tucked yoke. Hamburg
trimmed sold for $1 50 and $1 75. reduced to $1 25 and 81 3.5.
Balance of our 750 Skirts. tucked and combric radio, for 50c.
Balance of our 31 Skirts, Hamburg rallies, for 75c.
for ti [2 and ti 25.
:-.0-
RENTS’ TlllllllSllIllRS.
‘Alwaya sold very cheap at our place, will be sold cheaper this
week to clear up stock ior the season.
A complete line of Gouts’ Underwear in all weigbta,‘ to be sold
at a loss with the rest.
Hammocks and Spreaders to be sold with the rest of the above-
meutloned goods regardless of cost.
W“...
WOODWARD’S
"i‘oboobifinedutourpiace only. ’l'liobest methodoi obtnirdng
100 or annual subscription for ti.
Papers.
inns“ ior Inspection. on notice by
melt
c. L. OGDEN,
. _ , e.
Mandy lluslcal llagazme ,.
laulurlcatiowiigureethat has yet Waited. Five ‘fl
plecoeoftholaieetproduotiouoitlienneet musical writers for
.l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper nger,talciminu.i’aiiiu
And dealer in
Tllll PAPER All) WRITERS.
Ki North Main street. 30. Norwalk.
”dill...
Sample books 0! full line intent
fliers and [tilt Million
Estimates cheerfully given.
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Speclleations Furnished.
Balance of our ti 25 and $1 50 Skirts, deep Hamburg ilounco. i4$”m"" m...‘.‘i“’.‘l’."l:3‘:¥ mat“...
the lowest m It M half“
STATES AND HAW WORK A
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
Sill? AT FIVE Ill! IIIEI, 012,
”Slim KIAE Till DIM.
Norwalk Chronicler