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. Elm? and Life Insurance_ mow-mumgoémnmwhnquirztnxtm l4 Still I“ 3:1“ "film“ mmwmmlfi‘“ £3th ‘Jflfiml
ficuth’ Maintainer. - South some. or. rmmmsionocwtohilrnm“ " “3‘4“ my. . “i”, ,"'”" ~ My - mehmhvmdwg Emanuel 1°,"
‘who‘waa'? . ... ...
others. Ia‘hisoase‘hohadhandsdlu
hilllal, he uldpwith its allmnt
M a lubed been uttered on the aura-
sora' books and afterwards changed:
he thought in a malicious manner. The
change wasplaiuly vhihleandwaa made
after it had noted the arrows. Atton
ney HurlbuttsaldtheCourthad nolegal
rlghttotakeactlou in rehatingpuchtsx.
Should they do so the tax collector
could order it collected, and press his
claim. After some further discu-lon
IBurgu Adams moved, and it was voted,
that the borough tax collector be autum-
izod to abate the tax of all honorably
discharged soldiers whose tax had not
beenabatedintbemannerprescrihedby
law.
The bill of Daniel Connolly for $239.20.
the amount due him on the Butler sinet
improvement, was referred to the chair-
man of the highway committee, with
power, until the work is completed. '
Orders were drawn in favor of the her.
ougb treasurer to reimburse him for
money expended for the borough.
The bill of Engineer C. N. Wood, for
$184.17, for surveys made for the special
committee, to select a site for another
stir-age reservoir, was read, and aait was
approved by G. ll. Holmes. chairman of
the committee, it was ordered paid.
A petition was presented by C. P. Dan-
iels, signed by himself, B. L. Pillow, and
a number of others, all residents of
Chestnut street, praying for the Court to
authorize the laying of sidewalks on
that thoroughfare where they have not al-
ready been laid. Mr. Daniels said the
matterwasanoldonoand had beencou.
uidered for two years by previous Courts.
There were but three or four property
owners who had not laid their walks.
They had received notices and had even
signed the original petitions for walks
upon the street. After a lengthy discus-
sion Barges Chinery moved that the
chairman of the highway committee be
anthmtiaed to lay sidewalks upon Chest-
nut street where they was needed.
The report of the chief of police for
the previous month w accepted and
y. nor-Hut- ml Wymonwm
. mpfifiuedfaawaterpipethmh
neon-ounce. 1”qu
i ’corna'dtteeonwaterand the pub
, A pefltion weareceivedataprevious
‘aieeting for an electric light near the
‘eaat‘eadof the Washington street
hilly. The committee recommended
thefidngofthelightat thatplaceand
theOuuncllacoeptedthereport.
The tumor was instructed to pay
thumb-ton the citynotedueJuly 1,
1m. fmfim Anote fortfi,500,duc
Julyl5.waaorderedpaid.
.v The committee on streets and side-
waha reported favorably on the lay-
ingol sidewalks and curbs on Hillside
Place. IauisNaahsaidhedidnottbink
militant people who did not wiah
tum-hoddbeforcedtolaythem. The
W was laid over until the next
inpwnwamoavedbytmmnnw
mmetimeagoaakingthatf‘airlieldaw
"‘nuebahidoutfromCedarstroet totbe
tul'uflke. The committee on streets
Wtitshouldbedone,andthe(lotm-
cillsftthematterwithhimtocommuni- .
abwiththepropertyownersregarding
theexpensetothecity,androportatths
, ammugmuying outof
Wammmmt waslaid
«new. '
. “Po“ W-
ty in years paid for the laying of curbs,
gutters, sidewalks and other improve-
ments. Upon motion of Burgess Adams
it was voted that the borough attorney
look up such liens and take meanstocol'
lect them.
An order of $100 was drawn in favor
of the chairman of the highway commit-
tee for current expenses for the ensuing
mouth.
Burgess Buckley reported favorably
upon placing an electric light at the top
3f Fitch's Hill, and upon motion of Bar-
gess Chinery it was so voted.
Chairman Chintry, of the tire commit-
tee. reported that the committee had in—
spected Hose liars company‘s quarters
and reported favorably in regard to
painting and fixing up the rooms. L'pon
auction of Barnes Ambler the matter
wasleftinthehandsofthechsirman of
the tire committee. with power to ex-
pendnot more than .50 for such im-
provements. E
Borouah Clerk Hurlbutt spoke of abat-
ing several taxes. unjustly levied upon
people who formerly owned property.
After disco-ion the subject was referred
to the clerk’to look up.
lathecmsofthebovoughof Norwslk
_ vs. lorwalk (in Light Company. the
clerk retained that the Con" had decid-
ed that the gas company had no redress
to them in the matter.
After the disco-ion of more minor
matters the Court adjourned.
suits snot bows.
Detawtlvva Killed II a Battle with Item»
stead linkers.
Manhunt» Hesthotonll
delech thhmornlsgtbenwasa battle
between throtrlkevaat Honest—dead
“shortcut-on. ,
Atto’clockatelegramrmlvodhers
W m thatthemt the Plakertoas
attemptadtolaudthsworklnmdred
My:
mustn't! Glorkhoaad
ihualvyiadractwlto wordsrson
’ with Him Grace Hall, of 110th
lusrgsa‘sejd
”Moss-wooe-
4
ran coarse attractive or our
. AND ”W norm
“no and now run Inf-d nu: Ilsara
st MW. of Town Gas-ta who
are latwyrag lerwalt Hospitality.
George 8. Partrlc is home from Cree.
cent Beach for a short sojourn. .
ll . George Ford. of'l‘aylor avenue, is
lugs few days with friend-in New
York.
Fred Elwood, of Augusta, lathe, b
visiting atthshomeof 8. 8. L’Hom
dleu, Henry sheet.
llr. and Ira. George Oadwell, of New
Britain. arevisiting llr. and lfrs. J. P.
Francis. of High street.
llisa Lult-e Hal, of New Haven, is
spending a week with like Sadie Peek,
at River street, Norwalk.
Miss Sadie Powell, of Railroad avenue,
Norwalkflsspending her vacation with
her aunt at Cranberry Plains.
Eugene Jenkins, of Baltimore, spent
the Fourth with William P. Lockwood,
of West Main street, Nor-talk.
Miss Bertha Dauchy. of Taylor avenue.
started yesterday on a two weeks‘ visit
to Ellsworth, Litcbiield county.
Min Guasie Larson, of Gloversville, N.
Y., returned borne to-day from a visit
..
likes Ada and Latin Fletcher. of
Jersey City, are visiting at the residence
of William Scarles. Woodward avenue.
iii- )Tary Ketchum, of Wootlhaven,
L. 1., is the gust of Councilman and
Mrs. (horse 8. Trowhridge, 28 llaviland
street.
Herr Carl Achcnhauscu, and his wheel
of German birth, were the guests of
Captain Julius Hornung on July 3, 4
and 5.
Mnandllrs. Harvey 3. Pack. of 31
River street. Norwalk, are visiting
friends at Cold Spring Harbor, long
Island.
H. W. Durant and family, of Belliel,
returned home yesterday from a vidt
with Ira. J. F. Hurray,012lifligh street.
Norwalk. .
Miss Mary Whannel, of Dr. Smith's
lustitute,sails for Scotland July bl on
flusteamahip State of Nebraska. She
expects to be absent until the middle of
September.
Miss M. [-2. Post, who has been visiting
at the residence of Mayor W. B. Reed,
Sanford Place, returned home today.
accompanied by Katie and Willie Reed,
who will spend a week at her home.
Dr. pad lira. Schavoir entertained in a
aunt delightful manner. a large party of
friends at their home on Richmond Hill.
Among the guests were In. llliuga and
Ir. and Mrs. Hoyt, of south Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Johnson, of South
Main street, returned last evening from
Paterson, E. J., where they attended
theone hundredth anniversary of the
industrial interests of the town. which
was otuerved Sunday, Monday and
yesterday.
A CAT CAUSES A "BB.
line Upsets a malarial-(latch
Analarm from box”. at the corner
ofCathcrineandlslnstneta.calledthe
Norwalk tindepartmentout shortly ho
fuvolo'clock thh morning. The fire.
which waslooatadinahouseouQuiatard
placemcupled byfiamucl Brendan, was
extinguished before the arrival of the
firemen. '°
The fire was caused in a peculiar
manner. Ilr. Brundage was making a
tlretogetbreakfaat,aothatsomefrlentb
who were visiting him could take a
earlytrainfor New York. lie art a
lamponacbairin the sitting m so
that it would shine out in the kitchen
anthem. Amothmillerwas flying
around thschlmnsy. when suddenly on
faniily cat made a jump for it. she
mmawpmuw om Gd
Wanna-no.1lmmw
tooatchthelsmpasltfrll.hut was aa-
wiaoudahaatlas with hints;
places. its aroused the other
tumultuous-sandman“
apoathsm.
flvaPinkevtonsdmppedatthellM
, ow“ Theirliviagootaradesrstarnsdthrllu
f,“ that tlnroof duatwoorthresoftlwrtvlkmfsll.
ummwlmmm strikers brought forward Win-
him muwbmmoMMmm-n
, bthshattw'.~ ’ Waueoadvollsywaonudsadals
_*Mwmaatkoll-dtn “lawman-d.
“GMWHWd “Myrrh-Worth
, g .N-Vfl-wmuwwn ran. an and oarl’lahutoa lass.
_ anemia-ammonites.
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trunks-twain .
unhmw‘mmum
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paths.lfthe
measures
mmmummywynw at Determined lap-dormer Partl-
to hear things of a vsrydtlfsrent nature a» sum to Ann Bloodshed.
fromtbatof Prince Dinner-utterances.
aniennar Whenthel’rlncetakeshlsrsat
intbareichstaghfscrltlcismawlllnotborw-
strictedtotboaslunlts tf voices anrslsed
in Germanytbat carryfelonloua latent-o
farastoimplythsdesinundsrcsrtainchb
canstancastopllcathsoumsnpolieysud
theGsrtaaaarmyatthsssrvicsofthebz-
llsb. Any one uttering such avwaraihg
scrim "radon in upright Englishmen.
says. “consum- that the imperihl
meat is at liberty to silence Prince Bis-
marck by judicial media‘s. It would
beluterestlag in the highest degree should
an attempt he made in that direction. That
gob altitp would he unwelcome to Prince
kmarc we do not believe. He would .
hardly rainanyobjoctionagainstadramatlc “urns ountrulufths W 8"“ can»
paay'o property and would send some depo-
tlaaruluatdthe works, but before doing
so. wished a personal inspection of the
grounds. Theyaskedforapaastovhit tbs
mnchukiu to his politlml career, even it the
consequences were Mauritius tohim than
hpowible muting to the state of the law."
The articlo hm renewed the anger of the
emperor. and tt'naaid that he hagain mu—
sidering the prosecution of Bismarck.
also
mum of The North Herman Gazette as
Liberals as to gains in the metropolitan
btwviughs wontotrealiudwfar. The
total numberd members elected u l“). of
whomthetlnuaervattves have elect"! '30, the
lAlwral-l'nicnists s, and the Liberala til. in-
cluding Ilr. Thomas Power O'Curlllul’. The
Tories have gained seven and the Lilli-rue
seven rests in the mints, leaving the
elemeutinthsoountycouactl election-has
defeat of Richard Chamberlain, and even
{shes and" military ream to Lav-rule
ollhsdsstthsrueoea Ira la a dos-a m
0
"1i no mhlsters cunttnuflatbalr
W
themsalna felt by the noun-
eucha course would natnr‘ally cause
“English newspaper}, too,” the article
ltis
reported that Blamarck virgws the
having been inspired by the kaiser directly.
HOME RULE HAS A HARD FIGHT.
“bevel Galina Valli»; (ll-Manley and
It. Chamberlain vols-led.
losses. July aJl'be expectations at the
labor-h a net gain of seven asata, including
londay. .
There isdsep disappointment among the
“bank ovnr the results in Lindon, when
itioevidsnttbst the success crib-radial
notiavolvaddenrrtloaoftho (bussrvative
raakslathsgaasralelectron’
Theaotablsmtotthodayhasbua the
thsBadlcals cannot hslpfaellng some regret
Ior his pretty young wife, who strove an
hard to secure hi reelection. film Chum-
berhln went personally among the Vsrlr‘rl.
andmpedally the working clan. llcr up
pols, however, although respectfully met,
appear not to have availed against the rur
rent of her husband‘s popularity, and what
ever _, be in IE0” for-Toe, “it'luinl Inn
fallen now-lo the breastwmkro
Another disappointed wumm li‘. lira
Henry I. Stanley, who pulled her hmlnnd
into running flw parliament against his will
Some of those who know Stanley on] that
be h hlnraelf not deeply diaappmntul. If
the Llherah are to win they have. in view
of the latent results, an arduous task beforn
then: for the two or thm- remaining days
of the borough election
d'pwlnud by Paula-w.
Damascus, Julye 430mm T'atttaon
appointed the following as richest“ to
were» Psnnsyivsalaat the new! new
slonolthslialag country. to he held at
Helena, Ion" beginning July 1'.” "on
Ickley It (You. of imam; l‘atrwk
Blrwitt. of lachawanaa; William Walker,
of Larhawanna; llmsr Laws”, of will"-
barre; James White, of [Instr-dab; John J.
Brahma,“ m; William llrhlur.
tie. of Allin-ll; Thom. A. Braille-y, of
Lilly. and Thomas Lynch. of «museum
a rat-I arson Duel.
Hall» Cm, Kan. July 1- Anal Ed-
ward Pom was ohotaadiauamly killed
by Thomas ll. Butler. The two awn were
fighting a sham duel at rim ram, and
Palm was hit in the neck by a wad from
flatlw'b revolver, which soured hie juglur
Vela.
, no Are-sod calm
Canaan. Wyn, July sxn- lmiylln
rattlwamt imprisoned at For! nun-ell
charged with the murder of t'lwupnm and
lay darling the meat cattle war. wen
titty. where they will he gives a hearing.
Ilsa Drwael's marsh lledloaled.
. Caryn-s Leaner. rt. D . Jury ans...
mansion India-s on. attending the
ttzathollo Diana m roam by
Isrty to dedicate the now «am
and. win-lea hears me bars by low
Dual. at ‘
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7mm
VIII-ate handled-rte».
00¢.de d-Jels Morass. tho Pan
see-rd of m Ir Willis-
MutaskoadwltkastoasJao urea
usual. lumbar-woman app»
monuments-murmurs".
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Mallory, Jam
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mumm
Caloasiflawklaarrshsd.
the company flaw lusty.
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M Mun lament-tyne no au- ls-
ottkslr
llllhlaoppositluatotlpwhhesoftho
Sheriff lcCleary. of Allegheny county, for
help in guarding their Homestead property
pm.elauu,arawlllingandanaieus togeto
work. but are in fesr of bodily harm from
the strikers. Sheriff McClcary, accom-
panied by an-Sherlfls Gray and t‘luly, mm.
from Pittabnrg and repaired to the strikers'
given by the advnory committee, but a
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antadaatu‘lownhy'a targs you
We, Pa, July tin-The first at
Mnmovainanattmaptoatbs pate!
thsCarasgiosuolcompsay to shrt their
out raen wunnsacousrsl. 'lhsmlll
mprotectionfor than men whom, they
headquarters, announcing that they would
lateriorof the mill, which was not only
body (In!!! of team were furnishul the
shrill to show him everything in sight.
After an inspection of the works the sheriff
wusmorted to hendqoartenwhcrn scour
mitten was awaiting bin. The chairman
of the advisory committee addressed the
aherifl I follows:
Ir. Shrimths “mead wink. both be
(on thbtrouhlecams and rims its prndpita.
tloo. have W M intention of not only
[Harding their own property, but the tit-worry
of their employers. the (hint-fie Steel rump.-
nyaawsll. The property to not endangered.
but the bringing into [blanched of dfl’mllfll
mainly for the nurture of guarding prop"-
ty which is not in danger in nan-wmy Nor.
we, Ibupropleof Homestead, ‘t‘td. to make an
o‘er. We will place from it to so» of our but
m w of Ihlk llil In guard that prop
It)“ lfthatlvln thlahtt hindanswr.andthe~
ltd wtllpmrastlha property with their own
llnalraar-mry.andhrtkarthanthat.abmd
of I” win be given for the faltflul viclbm
crown Ian posted We don't want deputy
Darth bars. as it will Wat. trouble, and
III- “dd'h-ry ml.“- [Oh-Iv“.
Sheri! leCleary mid that he was unable
to accept the odor, although he uknowl.
edged the sensibility and fairness of the
proposition and states that he haul been in
strnrted to king fifty deputy sums- to
llouwstead and would do no.
"You bring them at your own rink; we
hereby dissolve the advisory romtnittee.
and we will not be n-rpoustbh- for any
trouble which may same from their oran-
lag.” aid the chairman. The stand then
left for l’ltzsh org.
The mom! that the advisory committee
had fun to nlifilbdved and that the ahfl'll
would wolnlrly place his man inside the
work.- massed great excitement. and in has
than an hour a petition was in circulation
arnong the leading merchants of the town
Pym. Governor Patti-an to repair to
omestcnd immediately and take some
steps toward awning trouble and possibly
bloodshed, which appears near at band.
Ina-hon thus word was waived that
sa-fihsnl holy with eleven deputies was
rapidly nearing Durante-d on the Pitts
burg. Vlrgtaiaaad Charleston railroad. a
rushwsamada toward the Cityhrmsth
tlomandwhentbstratapusd shot-null)
worl- M muster-
1.500”
ahovewhirkb
mill, telling the crowd Eh” thatthedepnv
tie-hounded The whlcblollawsd
beads-uflwble. name at (.‘ity m
otatieawsrerswapollsd to come up along-
ddsafthelsucaabeatmyudsbelongutc
t
Wandmsvsrymsawaatsdtobo
thaliattopttoflaaWthe camper
muwsywaseroadsdtosulocatkra bytbs
straggling rail! workers. alltatnbllag "over
sachetbtlathelrgnathmte.
Whathscvuwdrsacbed Eighth avenue
theywsvslolasdbyalanrraowd.an
pus-lag toward Ila-hm, and tasnsty loot
street w- kar'llysbls to hold them. In
STOCKSALE !
, lsalwayshthslsad. Wemy
avlelnlt‘y. Bolero
MM $29.
{Finding ourselves somewhat overstocked, aand rather than to wait
until the lag end or the um.» 'and uni-i. mark a special reduction, as
well as being compelled to carry over a balance to next season, we
intend for the next few weeks to devote a week to each stock, and dur—
ing that week we shall ofier not only genuine ,barg’ains but they will be
genuine surprises as well, as it is our purpose not to carry one dollar's
worth of this man’s goods over to next year.
\
THIS WEEK we call your attention to our
, Dress Goods Department.
The prices quoted below will last only from JULY 6 to .3.
Don't wait and make the mistake of thinking you can get them later
on; others want them, so be first and don’t let others get what you want
I 250 Dress Patterns of Serge Challies, 10 yards to pattern,
8' one suit to customer only At 10¢ per yard the suit would
cost you 31.1”. which is the price others are getting right here in
town. We shall give a chance however to buy the pattern for ..... 39c
2d .50 ton-yard Dress Patterns, fine quality Scotch Ginghams~
no two patterns the same—worth 25c per yard. ()ur cut
price for this week will be—l'or the ten yards ............ . ..... $1.49
3“ Ten Pieces Fancy Figured Bedford Cord Suiting, g yard
wide. Price will be ................... . ............ .llc yd
4m___Wc shall also give you the chance to select from any of our
large stock of Best Domestic Ginghams—any dress pattern
you may sclect~limited to two patterns to customer, at. . . .lOéc pr yd
5 h____ltI00 yards Zephyrine,°§ yard wide, fast colors, in fancy
T stripes and plaids, regular shilling goods.
Sale price ......... ... ............................... ..7lc per yard
5m___'l'cu pieces of 25c fancy plaids and stripe, part wool Suit-
ings, just the thing for street 'and shop wear; double fold.
Price ................................................ 17¢ per yard
7m___l7iltccn pieces 40 inch Dress Goods. Value 50¢ per yard.
Sale price .................................... 33c per yard
amt—Ten yards Figured Challics for ................ . ...... . .39c
9m-———Tcn yards 10c Dress Gingham for ............. r ......... 79c
I “Th Twelve pieces P re Silk Black Dress Net, valued at from
85c to $1.50 purged. During this deck you can make
your choice for ............ . . .................. . ....... 65c per yard
Remember the only place to get these bargains is a the
057
”83 washington st,
SOUTH NORWALK. '
G. R. VAXALSTYNE, Proprietor.
POPULAR
Illll Elm SHIRE,
A little Money“ lines a Great Wan.
IF IN NEED OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET DURABLE
FOR THE SUMMER, SEE OUR
Shirt Waists
in White and Fancy Colors. made up of all kinds of materials,
which are displayed on our centre counter.
han'lrtlnutttninrllsuus and Styles.
autumn!» moire-Ismail
minimums-c _, i mam momma.
Illli pittanlMppltTittuilfl tunnel; luminous.
lanolin of Paula n to. "It. me In litter-wt
momma: Small-suns on ultimo: on Send
ltli Ilnl train.
that Illlillatllllyltttilliulalloitutl matings.
unmannmcnvmsuroaassmraan.
W
lll lllt watylesin Dress Goods,
N BLACK GOODS.
Bathing- Suits-“701' All, Kinds,
Formats. andCbildeatblng Caps for Ladies; pure Gum
MWJMloedmtlghkat‘flcandchaeh. . ,.
Elam Whmmn llr my butt
N. ......
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‘ superior goals at less money
forthstrado’sbwndtthanwibs‘ shown anywhere else in our
.lng
"WALL‘PAPERS,"
Paints. flils. Glass. etc.
mounts ratio 10 aunts.
aunts. um "items All
autumn. ,
79-Washingiun 81:7
ntiiialranr snasoa or toes.
To Saratoga. [alts George. It.
Icangor. Thousand Islands.
Niagara Falls.
The llygeia and Recreation Co. T.E.Peck, .
ailmennlllloflncw that beginning Monday.
Jul ' llth. it will in- ratethe third seal):
of cllghtful pemn y conducted four-day
trips to Sara! Limited
trains via Roommate '
sun—mm cosi.—~ss.su
Which pays all expenses for the round tri . in-
cludirfi railroad t ation from th
Not-w k, board at excellent private houses,
admission to the s leadid_ parks. mud Fm"
certs. magnificent m in, mineral sprtu‘gs.
etc. Stopping at any 0 the large hotels 3 All
or more extra. Side trips to the famous Lake
George and Mt. hch r at greatly reduced
rates. Also reduced price for the “trade ride
on the new Electric Railway with double deck
PaigeImsn- ’alacg Cars. 1 fl t g“
mem r t ass: popuart no 0. rate?
are given weeklv beginning Monday. July lit ,
and every Monday thereafter until close of
mama. .
Grand four—day trips to Thousand Islands.
Tuesdays. July 19th and August [almond to
Niagara Fall; Tuesday. September 6th.
l’lansJor trips to the grant World‘s
rm at Chicago, will shortly be presented. gis'
finest service at lowest rates.
irculars containin, full particulars unbe
obtained at ticket 0 cc of ll. H. i’laistcd,
druggist; also book of coupon tickets.
Train leaves South NorwaIk at kill a. gram
DOES
l0|lll TEl
SIIIT lllll I
A: it special inducement for male to t our
celehrutml TEA?! null BAKING PO‘VD we
will for a short time ivo to the readers of this
paper SOLID GOLD TSGS with club orders
or It lbs. and 5’ lbs. Send 1* stamp for 5) page
illustrated catalogue. SUMSE
lllll Tlll
llS ONCE
THE BELKIM’ TEA 00..
narnoxron‘r. C‘I’.
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