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‘ The Irish Leader Denies John
' Dillon's Charges.
rllllrsrmmmsnrronmon
m0 I’wfl'e successor ls Talking
W I. How York, Illa Followers
end the lecmhyltss Are Breaking
on. More ”and at a Meeting.
' ‘ le YORK, June 13.~—John Redmond,
In, from Waterford, is here. Delega-
recepiion committee
received him on
board of the
steamer Laura If.
Starin, end the
y was tekento
m II o I nt‘a It
House, where llr.
Redmond will
stay. In response
to the welcoming
address of the
. chairman oi the
committee, Mr.
Redmond briefly
statedthathiapnrv
pose in visiting
this country wu
one of peace. He
end his patriotic
colleagues in Ire—
and by union he
soar: I. enclose.
land wanted reunion,
meant a union Independent of English
parties.
In Inter-hate Par-nailitee.
‘ WhenshownDillon‘a statement that the
Mill“ party had refused all overtures
km the Noun-hymn Hr. Redmond said:
"lees by the papers that Hr. Dillon wee
lied, ‘Ia it true you have always favored
reconciliationl'end Dillon answered. ‘Yes.’
HUI. Dillonllas always been in favor of
Whehukepthiaviewsto him-
nlf, and has neither let me nor the world
’ atluueknow them. During the Cork and
Wehrfad elections Mr. Dillon preached
the doctrine that the only safety for Ireland
wss to exterminate the Parnellites. As far
.1 know, Ir. Dillon never made any pro-
pulinthedlrcction ofreconoiliatlon. The
)6th uked Ir. Dillon was, “Have
meanness» the Bedmond party met
withnnyaucoe-f'io which Hr. Dillonre-
M ‘Not the slightest!
“I whh to say that Hr. Dillon never made
:7“?ch to what he cells the Red-
perty. The only proposal for con-
ciliation that was ever published made by
my d the lwerthyite party was made by
T.P.UConnar, I. P., who in aspeechde
Ivsred a couple of months ago, proposed
tht the Psrneliites should be given a pro
portionatersprusntatitm in the neat per-
lleely Donn-need It.
“Tetheeleetions smoothssplltsrosethe
W have polled two-fifths of the
Vet-Mandifthla is to be taken ass
”I machete representation would
an firing to use number of members
liner than we have at present.
As soon I Hr. O’Connor made this pruptml
I publicly expressed approval of it. Mr,
promptly denounced this propml
. OConnor for having made it.
“ILDIlIon-ys that l are in favor oi
mxlfionellat perthn in Ireland. That it
not». fly benefit that the safety of the
Km canes depends on their being
one Nationalist party, absolutely indepen-
bt d m political combination
‘ Alain-e Inr Peace.
“80 anxious, bowever,wem my muting-nee
did I” that mutate at the coming gen:
eral election should be obviated that wt
reeds unwritten which, It carried out
I
ve restored immediate pesos tc
._We expect that in a few weeks
0mm he returned to power
every few months his home ml:
be before the world.
a proposed to Mr. Dillon that pouling
production of Ir. (lladstone’s bill thr
in Ireland should absolutely cease,
no contest should take place be
llationelht members, that we would
ssets of IcCarthyltes and they
attach seats of the Perm-lilies.
pope-l was summarily rejected
Dunn, and he says in his interview that
microfiche; it was that he be-
loved the oeutitnsnclas would revolt. in
.1 ofletne Ir. II and the lcf‘artbyite
met the press- moment are the only
chisel-teen immediate «station of hue
tilttuialrslend."
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law-e Ellington and Henry Harrington
Int-Windham a large meeting
m'snyd whonwsre satePsr-asit
wsrslend shoots against Mr.
Wandlr.lledmoed,aad crieerii
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PRESIDENT POLK'8 FUNEML'
The Late lemm' Allie-ea loafer
hart-a at nautgn. .
Ramon, June lit—The train bearing
tbehodyofl’reaidentLLPolk,wbodled
at Washington Heturday, was met at the
depot by bundredaof psoyie. The uncen-
sionwasformedendthebodywssescorted
to the First Bap- ,
tist church, of
which Mr. Polk
was a communi-
eent. By-lo'clock
the church was
packed, the endl-
ence numbering at'
least a thousand.
Among them pres-
ent was Governor
Holt and all the
state unceremoni-
bers of the su-
Bu’nee of Sover-
eign Grand Indge
of Odd Fellows.
The face of the deed was exposed, and after
the their bad snug, “Abide With Me," the
entire audience phased in single file by the
casket and viewed the body. The casket
was taken into and out of the church by
the pell bearers who came from Washing—
ton. Pall bearers selected her..- then took
charge of the remains, which were taken to
Oskwood cemetery. There was agreat as-
semblage of people at the cemetery. There
were no Alliance services at the grave.
Remarkably few Alliance men were present
as they did not have time to much here.
Mn. Folk and her three daughters and
sonvin-law were the chief monrnem Amy
eiate Editor Ramsey and the compositor: of
Polk'e paper, Progroedve Purim-r, were
present. The funeral was one of the largest
ever known here, and marked respect was
paid to the deceaeed's memory.
LLPOLK.
For Stewart and “’etsna Now.
Oriana, June l:t.—'l'he news of the death
of L. L Polk, president of the FannI-rs‘ Al-
liance, was received with manifestations of
sorrow among the party leaders. It seemed
assured that Polk would be the Alliance
presidential candidate to be named at the
Omaha convention. It is now prowaed to
nominate United States Senator William
M. Stewart, of Nevada, for pmident and
Thomas E Watson, remit-niniivc in con-
greu from Georgia, for vice president. It
"u now said that General Weaver, who has
been so prominuntly mention“! for the first
place, is strongly inclined to Invor this
ticket.
The Wool In We;
Wasmxmox, June 13,—Cougress is likely
to spend another apathetic week unluu the
house again breaks forth into a freney of
legislation. The agreement made between
the leaders of the two great parties in both
houaeeuot to press toavoteanyoftbe tar-
iff bills or the silver bill will continue until
after the Democratic convention. It is
prohble that the entire week in the senate
will be devoted tn: the f‘ultrlil'l‘l’ll'vli of the
“Nation directing the discharge» of tho
cummittenmz finance from furrlzrr consid—
eration of tho free wool bill and Ida» to do
hate on Mr. Stewart's free coinage bill.
Ben Down by Vanderbilt's Taoist.
New You, June la-Wdlhm K Van-
derbilt's big steam yacht Alva ran down a
rowboet in the Hudson river at the foot of
Thirty—first street, end its occupants, a man
and a woman. were drowned. They were
identified as Nicholas Michaela, twenty-
stght, a liquor dealer of No. 2n; Seventh
avenue. and his housekeeper, Mery Hum»
qu, thirty-eight, who had hired a boat for -
an hour's row in the river.
Berle- 'I'reII Ital-bore.
has Pasxt'lsco, June tit-«A daring rolr
hsrytook place on the Berkeley tmin. by
which the Judson lenuferturing company
lost "0,000 in gold and silver coin. Two“
men boarded the train when it stopped at
the B street station and held npend rubbed
John (lilam, secrwtary of the Judson com-
pany, and Harry Mormon, a clerk, who
were taking a month's waxesto them
party's employee.
runny [Show Impound frol- Innate.
Beam, Juno lik—I’onltnoy lltgelow, a
schoolmate of Emperor William,“ been
expelled from Ruesia Afr. Bigolow and
Frederick lletnlugtcn, an artist, had planned
tomake aeerme royap from lit. hint-burg
tollsriinto secure material for magazine
tildes. It is said the our will be anmyed
toiled thatepsrssealacrptaintanne of the
Hermemperor has been dealt with than
summarily,
rats-r Ito-Ia. rsotau W.
Nl'ell, N. 3., Jane 13.41am. and
Call!!! Bittwiepl, two childmnmm found
,Gotttrisd,whsn he found hiswifs
want on espreo.whichendedinhls
mmhbhmlywmfoandhtinginths
Pe-icrivsr.
In“ by a Negro.
Yawn", Pa,.feae mm J. no.
(lanky. a boat”, was startled and killed
sun. marl-e, ts coat-t ta. wm.
Nev; You. Jana il—Jt is reported that
lie .
SEIEIIII-FIIEIIIEiflII
ere on Lake Minnetonka.
TITUBVILLB IS STILL Ill DANGER
Years Are Int listen-Inst! 'I'bat e Pesti-
lence Will Add to the Herrera the
stunt".- ctr, Ilne Already sue-no.
fifty-ell 0|! city's [teeth "at.
Irmaroun, June 13. —A rumor reached
here that an acumen steamer on Lake
linuetonka had sunk and that seventy-five
peque were drowned.
'l'lt-svllle'e Thanks.
'I'rrcnvrnna, P1, June l3.»’l‘he following
is given out officially to the/public by Mayor
hereon and Roger Sherman, chairman of
the relief committee:
“The prompt and generous assistance
given to our 'afllicted citizens in their recent
celemitytrythepeopls in all ports of the
country is most gracefully appreciated by
the sullerers and all residents of Timille.
It is duo‘ to the public that we make a
statement of our condition as exactly and
accurately as is possible six days after the
calamity.
“We have our relief committees thor-
oughly organised, and the dietribution of
food, clothing. bedding and other supplies
Isprogressing with system. Perfect order
unveils. Largo forces of laborers are em.
ployed in removing wrecks from the streeie
and in clearing up the ruins of homes.
I‘iftymine bodies have been buried and sev-
eral persons are still missing. We do not
need clothing, food or other supplies. Our
need will be for money to relieve those who
have lost by fire and flood and to repair the
enormous destruction of property,
The loan One Million Dollars.
“The district devhtated by tire and flood
extends through the entire length of the
city for about one mile and a half. Its
breadth is from one-eighth to onofonrib of
smile. The estimated Ioeeof property a.
ceeds $1,000,011 The losses fall chit-fly
upon the poor and the laboring people.
“Within the bounds neon-d were more
than 150 dwellings, as wnll as many sling-s,
manufacturim and oil refineries, witcn- labor
was employed.
”The loan of personal property in the
homes of the pooplownaulmnei total. while
very many lost not only their houses and
contents, but the ground on which they
stood. The streets are many of thorn de-
stroyed, and the lot- in thk particular and
in bridges is very large. Everything peei-
ble Isheiugdoneto alleviate distress, and
our people are recovering hops and spirit.“
Still Year a Pestilence.
TIWSVILIJ, Pa, June l:l,~«.\iemorial sen
vices Were hold In all the churches Sunday
and won- Inrzt-ly attended. It is estimated
that we») papin more in the city from the
miLfl,L.“. R t-Iwnc n! “'arr-‘n. ”ll l'il)’,
Parry. EIIII- .IzIIl lb» small \Ilinzv-a, who
tlIrnIIgr-l tin- flrr- swept district all day.
Work in the llllll‘l was troupe-ruled togive
thy exhausted laborer» an opportunity for
rest, 'I'IIia action of the connrils is greatly
criIiI-‘Iml, an “It‘ll“ are many largo stench
hol-vn in which the rotting remains of dogs,
hum-a and chicken» till the air with when
vapors. )lnny feiniiio» horn left theirhomcs
for fear a watilcnco may strike them down.
The into-use heat which pmvnilniaedlliug
greatly to this danger.
on City's Fifty-ninth llauly.
0n. Cm, Pa, June ill—All the missing
have now been found. 'l'lwilfty-sirih body
was found here Sunday. This complete's
Oil City's dead.
Carnegie Reduces Wages.
‘ Prrrest‘no. June lit—The Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workem has
received than the Carnegie Steel otnnptmy,
limited, of Homestead, the film's scale for
work in the ensuing year. In the open
hearth furnaces the firm calls foreredno
Honoflupsr cent. from the present rate,
and in the armor plate department Wiper
cent. of the old basis. In the plots millthe
minimum is reduced from twentyvlive dob
late to twenty-two dollars
Accidentally Killed Illa llwy.
Curran, N. J., June lB.—~(lemyn Erhart,
of this place, accidentally killed his five»
year-old boy while nu to amuse him.
The boy was swinging a hammock. which
the father swayed backward and forward,
when ebulldingto which the harnmnei was
at? collapsed and err-bed thehoy to
II: Brita-do Killed.
San Antoine, Ten, June 13.~Cclonal
enclo (Tootsies del Lave and a detach
meet of lenieen troops rented the bandits
whoperticlpatsd In the resent sualt on
henna Hacienda Six of the bum were
killed and twenty-two captured.
lathe-I ‘l’wlew II One’Wash.
llama, Mon. June mJi'he stashe-
twssnGreet Pallsend Billnpwasrohhsd
twhnhtwnhandthsmatl andtrsepare
buses were tekn. The [ornament has
ofleredansward of Mfortheeeptare or
thethiavas._
lialadyiethsllnr.
Time table subject to change w
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Iiighe‘
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large glee. Avold
lmitaliuns»--and insist on tuning the
. NONE SUCH brand
IERRELL & SOULE. Syracuse, N. 'l.
gnome}. H1-
at IIIIIIIIIIII
AND SULPHUR.
The I‘m fertiliser leswafw
mmmmnnhfluate.
23.53% m... 3......‘::.'2:‘F"...
Méi'i'wm m I:
“I...” matflm ' "'
neurone.
. . lllllllEVill, 0...,
aflz’m
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£95.":
tenuous
.--—r.
vkuul
__.._I BEER“
Excel: all others. If on want the
strongest, purest, and est. insist on
having Williamt’ it is unequalled in
wholesomenoss and flavor. One bottle
oi entract makes 5 gallons. Ask for it.
This is not only'just as gum-I"
no others, Initial MIN. Illa
irhl will support this claim.
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m
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Dental Plates.
improvement
a with the
phisia
smelt
aravery
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oneErthksmaei
rise. enn-
strastad tree-e
ohafleelprineiples, the-ontkei Meet
aeeereey mmfidmhm petln
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DJ. Isstnsli’s titles, Isis it.
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SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwelk, 10:30 a m., 12:30, 2:15, 3:50,
Excursion Fare,
' ulllil. Platinum or mun Crowns
l Home
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e. 111., 12:30, 2:15, 3:50 5:50 p. In.
,2:50, 4:35, 6:45 p. In.
1:15, 3:00, 5:00, 0:40 and 3:15 p.m.
25 Cents.
ithout notice. ,
I.
Enquire
at I
the
. Office
of
the
lave lIIur loath.
“AVE ’I’IIW FILLED OR CROWNBD.
Teeth filled with d. Platinum. Alloy.
Alli-[film and all plant I: materials.
’l'wi I treated and mote-fully crowned with
Artificial teeth on (Told, Platinum, Continu-
ous Gum and Rubber Plates. and all thrh per-
tainiux to modern dentistry.
H in] attention given to Irregrfler and
Ch dren’s teeth.
All work at retail reasonable prim.
'l‘eeth tilled and entrained painlessly.
DB. F. W. DINNER.
leVeehinutou Ht. Over Post (Mike.
Smith Xorwelk. Conn. of? iv
lllllllF. 'FTYN'N
Sanitary Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEN.
JflBBINli A SPECIAL".
Having taken the basement under tin- Lil»
aim Worthington street. South Nor-walk.
not blind it for
IIIIIIIIIIIs
PLUMBING
[fully solicit a share of public ,
I refer to plumbing I have dupe for the
pat! :14!!! years. in Ibe employ of \\ . II. leek-
er a- t‘o All work will have my [motel nup-
nrvlsion, and will he prom ly executed and
iatisful-lion guarantee. . H vs: meetrtelxrflm
c‘lll lHI§_ lllll.
$5.00 IN GOLD
\t’lll begivou t... the buy or girl s-mlltu; tin»
mm: number of word» made from the letters
in the word
Photographer
Earl. amncr will be numbered as received.
Slmllld Iwonr more beelike the tint one re-
ceived will get the prize. All answen must be
here on or before July lat. ME. en the prize will
Irv awarded July 6, 1283.
Aim for vln- neat III days this adv. will rn~
til I» in» .rrr tun rmltn non of an. on rIM'h Illifln
I‘nixin- 1 Photography. Regular prim-a 22.00.
LT.“ .uul :iim per down.
TIE TYPES—4 for 25c.
I’ltulugrnpha of landscapes. human, interiors,
eatrritir-s. ctr . Iyt e
INS I‘AXTANEUI'." I'lltlt‘lxs
at llu- Inltel rruantinblc prircn.
6E0. E. llANMER,
c WASHINGTON ST.. (WEI! ms‘r tli'I'll‘E
South N-Iraelk. t'onu. my.» ly
Save Money!
BY VINI'I'ING
F. BllYLSTIlN’S
Factory at Five Ilile iliver.
lillElT REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
-———-ese—-—-
inuet variety of Velocipsttrn and sleds e
Iasstheneost. Also a one line of [hill and
Nye-Munrm
dill!
".1. nrNNni-r n. n. "verso
BENNETT It NllSTEll,
2. III! ttrsst. 8!. WI.
M0818. '
F leb. Oysters.
Fmitsflexatablasl’oulty.
oratneurosmrunnmson
5! WHOLELALII .k RETAIL.
”MW/lilééidw‘l'hiel
and e reeksta
flu
y“ *m'fififirfi
finne—fiflfi
8. 8. L’Hommedleu.
tel-Lilli”... mun-nu
. Merit alone has made theflreputetion of
PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
Mamel Clockshiamonds.
Tlllllll. JUNNSLIN I WWII".
m Montague St,
CITYHAIJ. entrant. Brooklyn, p". T
Thus far our good-t delivered in South N‘-
welk have given generel satisfaction. and our
method of payment iahixhly appreciated. Full
Information can be had of our agent.
GUSTAV PITZER.
ID RAILROAD PLACE.
SflllTN NONVMLII BONNIE.
I F AWC ETTT’ST
II IIAIII STREET, IIIIIIIIIAIII.
To our friends and patrons we beg to an—
nounre that our fiprinfi Importation for I”
are now mcivod. to w irh your attention is
rtutm-tl‘ully luthnl. “with“: week We wt
offer Special Bargains In Ribbons and flow»
gm, two hundred bores-of “noon to choose
from. Ladies can make N‘Tf‘t'llflll now and we
will reserve their order until later if desired.
HITS DYEll INTI PRESS!!! II THE
“TEST STYLES.
ladies’ own Material made to order
IIIIs. w. Itwcm.
Cline
ow” “D"
'1’ :95
Within 5 Ill-urea. flee cent sample con-
tains I cure; Ten cent sample mnieins 8
runs. Rt- ular stars 85:” We. it .1, mulled
post paid {l TOWNS 8 JAMES, Wholesale
) isle. mollyn, N. 1. Sold b r the fol-
“J South Sorwalk drugxiste: . If. -
. G. “on. R. H. Related 6. 0. Bulletin.
5:9
1892 STYLES
Just received
Spring andSummerGouds
— For-
Business and llress
SuiIings.
The tines-t line I have over oils-red in all fit
latent at) ins. A rtpu‘lal line of.
nghtColoredScotch
Cheviots.
Titan vurtfh there is nothing belleror more
stylish manufactured. Hall and oanmifir than
and get prices.
WIISWLINIIS
it Washington it. to. Ierwalli. ‘
lo
tar.
Fine Boots and-"Shoes for
Sale Cheap.
no confirm an Repairing
of all ' lion in a
First-class laser.
The Ilsst Beads from the lost
’ Interim
n.
to»: AND on mm mm.
cussoTTEisIIIII.
I" WAIIIIW fl. BIMI.
DC“
0 rad d u c k ’ s
MARKET.
ID. ill IMIIIIITOI ITIEE‘I'.
--~gts main-—
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“Thrill“. Mneelse.
emcee.
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aofi’fn'“
hthw “I
B. W. BNIDDIICN I: Sill.
M ‘ I
CASH
Mamie“.
Watches. chains, Charms. .. ..
Washhurn flashy en’s
' Superlative
In the beat Flour madmend asclm aseny
other. All arm-en sell it. Every barrel or
k of flour made in the famous Vi ABBBUIIN
[.8 Minoan dis rs the name of
QLASII'BURN U 068‘? Co's. None genuine
wlithoutat.
Nancy, Rubens it 00.,
ItIIt Assure, '
7H» Main Siren-t, Hartford. Conn.
Inrlzzim
The leading fish market of the
City Is at.
.1 NWT 8!. ZELllFF’S
32—WA5HINIITON STREET—~32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of shad arrives every day;
F’llIlE l'llIIITll BITSIIP.
lIlPIlllTEll SANDINES.
PICKlEll DISTENS.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys-
ter and Vegetable Market,
lllllNT &lELllTT’8
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$7
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‘ $21 "’
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Ellen! ”firm.
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Wheeler 8!. llaniord,
limMAlN STREET. 30. NORWALK, ('1'.
Amie for
illfilllll, PNIENIX, WINNIE“!
NAIIIlEN. llllleIllll illll
l-clllllllll 60008.
have comfort and speed. In It!
IZIIL with aprinx fork and
wheel» or urd in
TINT. It 'IIMJ-
If you want to
{t VitTtllt Wli
1mm. v m. reel‘ both
gay pneumatic tire). 0 till
bl £8. fully guaranteed. and only smut
It on have doeitled to Irya murmur. he
1 V . the simplest to m. “um—’-
erms insult. ‘
““003! [1301. noun-rs
I WALL when. NORWALK. ('1'.
EvenIingSentinel ‘
White Hellebore.
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
Napthalien. .
Paris Green.
In quantitiesto suit at the low-
est market prices.
"-wfi_—
HALE,
I The Drugglst.
Concrete Waite, I
Flag Walks,
Curb and Butler
Put down in the best manner at?“
the lowest price.
BNALIING,
SfllllllNG,
EXCAVATING
BY
“mono
SPIEES l ‘
_The Great Atlantic and Pa-
cific Tea Co. have connected
with their large stock of Teas
and (foils-es
II. and P. Brand Spices
of which they are the sole man-
ufncturers.
A. II. P. TEA 00.,
4 MAIN ST" NOBWALK.
Them in nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
much as Dobbins’ Electric Soap,
constantly sold, since 1569. Now,
why rub and toil, and wear out
yourself and your clothes, on
waslnlay, when this perfect soap
is provided, to lighten your la-
bor, and save your clothes ? If
you have ever used it, in the 22.
years we have made and sold it,
you know that it is the best,
purest, and most economical
soap made. If you haven’t tried
it, ask your grocer for it now
Bo euro and get the genuine,
With our name on the wrapper.
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