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A Terrible Volcanic Disaster Reported
m the Philippine Island»
mm, “1,134....” n... W But Little Legislation Remains
. hm human t .
J (2 limit ti al gt he .gepnb- meg-Fulfill: {gm :1” 53.72:; :2: for the Statesmen to Enact.
'“ _ :1 °“ ”m“ cc. of common. mp, andthat most or . ~——~ I
‘ “I. WWW“ IlaVO been killed. A native wow 18 MOST IN SIGHT
I'm nrmmsnommr.
III 'lelle Cleveland at Buuard's Bay.
In Year, July la—Mr. Whiteiaw Reid
Rd the leaders of the Republican party in
, lib dilate enthusiastic over the unani~
M. election of Thomas ,B. Curler, corn-
W of the general land office, as chair—
md the n’ulional Republican committee.
_ “multinational Sir. Cartervvas made by
, M J. 8. Clarkaun and seconded by Sir.
Ir. J. F. Burke, of Pittsburg, was ap»
pointed secretary
agreed that the ap-
pointment of the
permanent secre-
discretion of the
chair. The chair~
man was nether-
as an advisory com-
mittee to the no—
t i o nnl executive
mitten A committee of five will be
”pointed by the chairman to weave head-
quarters in this city.
It I’ll also unanimously agreed to con-
tinlle Hr. Campbell a; a member of the ex.
7. ll. CARTER.
ecutive committee. Mr. szxpiwil will min:
den-pa d the branch hemlqnnrtors at Cili-
HSO- _
'1'. Carter is but thh'tyotght years of
age, having been born in June l‘unwo,
Sdotoeounty, 0.,ia 18“. In no; he movmi
to Pans. Illa, where he lived until 13:3,
when he moved to Burlington, In Re
”lane. Says That no Cannot Ao-
eeps sa- Position, as It wm um,
n; Go to the lan frons Maryland—Steven—
pro tem. It was
tnry be left to the
land to appoint a
subcommittee of
from Republicans
f not "10th of the
committee, to act
from the Talantoe islands, who landpd at
Belaugen four weeks ago, brought a remark-
able story to the effect that several other
natives bad just returned from a voyage
near Bangir. They had intended to land
on the island, but were prevented by the
fight of mountains belching forth smoke
Ind lire.
They reported that the “who?v bland
was on fire." The water along the coast
was full, they said, of half burned wreck-
tge, pieces of houses and charred bodies.
The whole population, estimated or about.
12,0“). seemed to have been swept into the
sea or burned, on not a livingsaul was to be
seen. Streams of lava were still flowing to-
ward the shore, showing that the activity
of the volcanoes had not abated.
The steamship Cotterthou, from China to
Sydney, brought a similar story intopovt
with her. Near Snugir, her cupmiu said,
the passed through miles of debris, dis
similar from anything he bud before seen
at sea.
Poles and sides of huts, moat of them
charred and broken, were mhizglml with
such utensils as the natit'os of til.» Philip-
pines use in cooking. .‘tluny uurwmgziimble
objects resembling charred human trunks
were also seen.
Articles of headdress in the wreckage
were identified by a sailor who bud lived in
the Philippines as peculiar to the natives of
Bungir and the nearby islands of the Philip-
pine group. The ship was three hours and
a half in pissing through the wreckage.
These reports are partially credited here,
although they are lwlleved to intro been
exnggomt-zd The formation of Slough/i1"
volcanic, nml :0 --.ornl smull omi- rs n. or the
center of III" iximl-i aw l’nu-vn to have
threatened nativity during the lust ten
months.
the Idea of August Likely to Usher In
the lad er the Present Benton—The
Antloptlon Bill the One measure on
. “blah an Early Dissolution Ill-gee.
Wastnvmoa, July Ill—congress is rapid-
lyapproachingtheend of the saeiuu,and
Intheoptuionofthehouee leadersthie
week will probably witn‘ the closing
scenes. 0n the other hand, however, the
opinion prevails among the minority that
an adjournment will not he reached before
Aug. l. The proceedings in the housethis
weekwilI be confined largelyto the con-
sideration of appropriation bills. Today h
suspension day, and several members are
expecting a glance of recognition from the
speaker to enable them to pass special
measures.
The bill to transfer the revenue marine
service from the treasury to the navy do
partment is one of the measures slated for
consideration. Ou'l‘nesday at It: o'clock a
vote will takon on the World's lair prop
caitiou 'in ry civil appropriation
bilhauditis a final vote on the
bill itself will also occur on that day.
The report on the investigation of the
pg ion ohice will be called up on Wednes-
by Mr. Enloe, who hopes to haven
ture rule reported by the committee on
lee in order to force a vote on the ques-
. ion of adopting the majority's resolution
that Comminioner Baum be dismissed.
The deficiency and the fortification up
teution during the latter part of the week.
The Antioptlon Illll.
Senator Washbnrn, of Minnesota, ro-
mains tlrm' In his belief that there is a set
purpose on the port of the lenders in the
senate to force an adjournment just usoon
as the last appropriation bill Ilfls been lin-
ally disposed of in order to prevent action
by the senate on the untioption bill in which
Nearly Kills-«I by "in II He.
FALL Rilijll. Mum, July in. 1d: .-'.im>l
Collins, forty years old, was nearly Lulu!
by his wife during a quarrel in which tin-
woman upbrniclo-dtbllins for his virunlmn
habits. She finally SlnlL-illr'll a. pro. of
crockery over his hand, calling him in
French PlaloMmuwnh 03k Frans
Oil Stoves, Refrigerators. “annuals and In
Ilhll'l'll Illl IIII III ITIEETO. -
‘TH'E‘WTEFII’IWDIG E88,
pvopriatiun bills are expel ted to receive at- “ml
studied law in Louisville and Illinois. being
Idflitledtolhebar in Nebraska In lbs:
he moved to Helena, Mont, which isnow
hi buns. He was elected territorial dele-
Metothefifty-drst congress as its first
mutative. He was renominatcd in
mo, hutwas defeated. In March, 1801, he
by President Harrison us
many places.
loss of blood
‘I'Irn Mine is lullnrr.
When the doctors arrived
hcwaa unconscion-mmul aim-Ht (It'IfI from
He was reviv-e :l and lied his
wounds drown! and Will probably recover
Sax Puaxctsi o, luly 15—min allegwl ex-
he takes so much interest, which has passed
the house and only needs concurrence by
the senate to send it to the president.
He has shown by two test votes that there
is a working majority of at least five in the
senate in favor of the enactment of some
legnlation on this subject, and he thinks he
waeappointed
UM States land commmlouer.
fir. Carter was one of the five men origi-
nllysnaeated by President Harrison for
the ofleeof chairman when the national
committee held its first session in Washing—
ton three weeks ago. His name was with»
drawn from the consideration of the com—
mitten for two reasons He had arrived in
poenre is made by The Exmniner in the
failure of the Temnscaltin mine at San Ja-
cinto, southern California. which lost year
was sold to an English syndicate for ti. 5w, .
on. The article brings facts to show that
pay ore in nearly all the shafts has boon (-x-
hauled and that the output for sovernl
months has been from 8.. 000 to éwuolwlow
the operating t xponses
can get the hill through without material
amendment if he can only call It up and
make it unfinished business. His chief dim.
culty lies in the fact that as soon as hestarts
with the bill an appropriation bill is thrust
in the road, and he find» himeeil facing no
thoroughfare. The Minnesota senator be.
lieves the announced intention of Sir. Ald‘
rich, of Rhode Island, to make a set speech
Wfliugtou from Montana, whither he
went immediately after the Minneapolis
eunvaiition, only a few hours before the
llrr Conlnraa Film; ml II: In
on the “tariff for revenue" resolutions of
Mr. Bale some time this week to be part
MIG. met, and he said he could not
mutton: elected chairman without an
nity to consider the matter fully.
accepting the position hlr. Carter
made the following speech:
Ill. Speech of Acceptance.
0mm: or run Narmmt. ('ouim'rvv
40 plat! inactivibility to the great lrllol
which you have just conferred in my van!
wouldhetooaat a reflection upon yonrjudg
Dent milectively and ammtnly.
Mill mm with forces equally organized,
tomthe powers of government Irotn the
Mummy. We have pm) into the
my of the world beyond the time when
m- hsve overthrown governments Im- the
Ikeuf power. but the distance hetneon tho
died that passage and the present is not
1.1 great. The fact
nut-volatiles“
ceaboetbenter
It.” newton it may be inferred
thallappvedatuinsome degree at haw in.
“are of the responsibility" at hand and the
ot the ellort necessary to be put
m
forth. Iwulllehrlakfronr the lush Ina Illtpe
Ie-straule wsvstt not for the [not that about
mm of this committee primarily win
he twelve shrewd, intelligent and capuhle mom
bid the committee itself while slpwrting
MW known as the executive “Dul-
flttae. will he the nattoul maturation,
‘m every state and territory
Maui to thovy.
II with to list the league of clubs and
other agree-Iva (mesa. supplemental to the
mutate organization of the party. and
them and district organizations with the
behind them, will make up all in a
forced earnest, stators mu actuated
”lofty-atheism! Moots of perpetuating
bluff-I'll] the ”116191.! of the Republic an
the "onto heperfmnedisgmt."
' leaders whoeelwarta and souls
are with the “Republican party gives ammo
and
Maudmhdaueenun This. mum!!-
Sflm’m‘l‘l °"'“'”“"".."“""
Ill-l I- 'v I'M
lemmas patriotism or t m
we can. supported by an amateur)”
aspect to meet with . do.
Ink love-bar
“W partywboea you
We»
”w mm to prove worthy of this
You have given use your motl-
ulolyoarsemrtlnanmdmbt.
“whim
awuvtbyotbothaadw
my.latesad all the theta
themtewhtd we are so
I“ yoaflsswu—eafertbsmyoa
”I‘m“? me. and await yoarplses
latte-as In, I. Secretary.
“at. Mnmttthmpt
secretary
‘ fie national committee, Is at
h Avon-hotel no summations-den
”do your
worthy g officer. Sir. Hutheriand. has
I'll “Id, is is a task of great magnitude. :3
buflesmonntlnz to little less tkuuuhnnd m
the struggle dim .., “*"r
only It mltzgntilm
elthe aevnrltyof the contest upon whil'h w.»
pro-Selena: and all the. metal
the! Mthas-dthsgros’mtmdyot
eatstledthsreetp-
latbslsadofleehv
WILML'SHTILV n.1,, July lh.-..i»lims Sic-
Cloekey Lew-um.» onmgud iwcausie of the
coolness toward him of hie swtn-tlwutt,
Mabel (lanngbonid, and drawing a re-
volver from his pork-rt he sent a bail crush»
in; through her nook. and tin-u lodged {will
pinto} bullets in his own head. II» is dying
at the Delaware hmpitnl. lite sweetheart
is alive, but in u critical t'OlltIllluu.
of the some policy of delay, though the
announcement that Simildrivh would make
such a speech was made by Mr. Hale when
he called up the resolutions on the with of
June before the autioption bill came to the
Inuit.
Whether the Slinnesotu senator's suspi‘
done are well founded or not, it is apparent
that the untioptiou hill is the key to the
situation so far an an curly adjournment is
concerned. it that bill can be watponed
till Door-mim, an adjournment between
the lat and 5th of August is “mime and
even toolsxbhu If it gets before the senate
as the continuing order, with all the up
propriatiou bill» out of the way, there is no
telling how long the union may last.
Early Adjournment Probable.
Senators who have voted with Mr. Wash-
hnvn to take up the bill are by nomeans
satisfied with it in its present form. They
will mate and will probably carry amend-
ment» which will send it back for concur-
rence by tho him, and an almuot inter-
minable struggle may thus be brought
about.
There is really nothing else likely to delay
congress. The sundry civil bill, oven with
the World’s lair lsmmorang attached, can
probably be disposed of in conference in
ten or twelve working days, and the pend”
lug fortttlmtions and deficiency bids are
likely to occupy still less time. The notice
paper of the senate is full, but "bvutum fol»
men" might be written over almost every
suggested topic. Not one of them is likely
to be taken up, except for an hour or two's
talk; no legislathrn is contemplated on any
oneof them for this mum, at lent.
Ilr. Butler's proposition to transfer the
revenue marine from the treasury depart-
ment to the navy departments the only
otitvids hill of a national character upon
which there seems to be a determined in-
tentiontopnsbavots. Thathsaiaajority
at senators to its favor, but will mam
a strong talking oppoettwn on the hero,
He 'Iflll Dorm Slnrulnr.
f'ou'um's. 0,. July H wl'runk ltullin, u
prisoner in the “bio IK‘nlIrlxildl’)’. «out up
last May from Httuwu county In! burglary,
banged hinmrif in IILJ roll by n cloth htl’lllfl
attachml to it Wire firm-nod to his lmlhuok.
In his stocking mm found a letter coulom-
ing that in Kw. ha and Samuel Pom mur-
dered a man in Saginaw, Shell, but giving
no names.
Thirty-III! Livru In lrnnzvr.
Oswmo. N. Y.. July lN. ml-‘irnra nro nnh'r-
tained hero for the tug Booth uud her tuw
of four barges. which left ()iwogu for blim-
tnai last Friday night it little while holly":
the big storm broke. The low carnmlcrcws
aggregating thirtyltwo pen-om.
"hot Without Pronto-lion.
Kn Wain, Fla, July Iii-nJMIuM lit.
China Key West pilot, shot timo- phllnl
bullela into the lowly»! William doom, is
aeaman on the sehmuer Nonpaml, without
provocation. Jones was unarmed. tit.
Clair is in primn.
’l‘srvlhls Illstrwu la Ila-ale.
Drums, July l'i. l’rivulo mitten from
Russia any that tho diatom in the famine
districts and the mortality in the cholera
stricken t than for one. flit anything allowed
toappear in the Russian [m
Another Rolls of in. Arms.
Nrw Your, July l’l Another who of fit.
Anne has been brought lion: and placed in
the church when tho- previous who was be-
stowed. Like the other mm. it is a trim of
the bees oI the arm.
Clvdlnnl ("blown- Improving.
llamas, N. 14., July IK-Awt'nrdivml till»
bone cums him" as being thoroughly
delighted with Keillor. lls does a mat
deal ol walking. and the invigorating air is
restoring his health.
International Inlpveetly.
(lasso rouse, It 1).. July Ill ~The
Grand Forks chamber at minim» has I»-
sued in call for an international reciprocity
convention In this city with 1.0m delegates.
cancel Garden's llela'.
(Mr or lance, tiny Is.-Ir. Llano
Wtbehvttiabeoaseibere,hlyiapaa—
musmmhmm
Malay 'alr meet-g.
Amer Paar. 3.1,:st III. »M the
national meetlu is the Ashen Perk snot
tortur- IMW W W the closing
of the World's lair en Desdaya
heat-ee- Iewees Burned.
Brsrsaa, 0st,.laly Is «All the Mass»
places between the (Jamar-ta Dom sad
brick block on lain streetwera
turned. Theleeshheavy.
Is-taaw W In locale»
Wuhan, ll Y July m-‘l‘heeon'
Aasuav P i. 3., July Ill-«lira It.
Diets-chateau! dropped deede-
kerwastokevhststtre-am
W.A.T.,3:y‘lluflhemtaltaaslem
Menus Insults Milli-flu
ufisfltwltathu.
Freezers.
in great variety at Bargain House Prices.
STURTEVANT’ S
Houses, ‘
SMITH ”lull.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES
The lion. Henry Williamson, of Sloth.
In, died of paralysis at ileum. Md.
TheNow Jot-soy Oil company has been
purebred by tho Hrtmoird Oil company.
The Smut» "I ll l'fls‘llll, (loom, are Ill
devknr-s...’ . , - log to a war of
rites betweux. i: ,. l‘d und thsloeal
W light r:
Chll'les Wu .. , woven, of 17] h!
ngemiyl up: .I . l .lliinonfsdry dock
lilo the canal an» 4 .m .li'ownud.
General James a Cunningham, superin-
tendent of the Chelsea (II-vs.) fioldlers’
lento, has died, aged sixty-two.
Robert L. Gmuieave, ate-char in theart
If detecting counterfeit money, was ac-
|ultted in Indianapolis“ passing the same.
Pour paaons were drowned while view—
ing the Dublin regatta by the capeizing of
their boat.
William Gilpln, aged seventeen, son of
”Governor William Gil in, fell from a
West, precipice, near Phat Grove, Cole.
and was instantly killed.
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
ulrm moon calla.
At Rochester—
Bocbester...0 0 0 o 0 l
Vanderbilt’s Narrow Escape.
Hummer-rowan. July Iii—Cor-
nelia-Vanderbilt was as near death Sunday
as a man cares to be. Ila uml ftev. Dr.
Green were on their way to Emanuel
church, where Dr. Green wan to preach,
and were close to the Sunset Rock railroad
cor-lag, when a wrecking train dashed
around a curve. There was no thus to
the horses, so the conchmun applied
whip and the carriage cleared the track
‘Ejust as the engine thundered p-t No
harm was done, but the escape wasa nar-
row one.
Hrs. lllalne In New York.
Nsw Yon, July lS.—-Nn Harte Nevins-
Blaine, the divorced wife of the youngest
andonly surviving son of (ix-Secretary of
State Blaine, has returned from her Euro-
pean tour, and is again making her home ut
the New York hotel, in this city. Mrs.
Blaine came back here as quietly as sin-
wsnt away. The trip abroad ‘na mks-n
principally in searchof health, at. its re
sults have proven very Iatislaetory
An Ill-raged I'lllblllt'.
Wnunnrowr, Pa, July lit—A wrun-
tion was created here by the arrest of Die-
trict Attorney Brungard. 0! Clinton twenty.
and Hrs. William Huber, wife of a promi-
nent citizen of Lockhsven. The couple
wmsurpriaed in theaameapartmentat a
hotel by the enraged husband, hacked by a
couple of oilicors with wamnte for the ar-
rest at the man and woman.
“hoopla: Cough lipid-mic.
Ancua, 0.. July lu-—\l‘hmp:u.: rough
has inviulml this villaw. The nttnrk is
virulent and spares neither child our adult.
Outofapopulatiouofdtnat least no pen
atmshave it. Even the domestic animals
arestvicken. Deaths are numerous, it be-
ings curious fact that more adults than
children have died.
A Its-lag Ia- Betavns. ‘
Nuns. N. Y., July I8.~—Joeeph Fuhr-
mann, who disappeared June m from the
estate of E B. Jemimar, of which he was
superintendent, has returned. Be wu a
pttiable looking object and seemed tobs
ordering from the dart. of a drug. lie
can tell no coherent story.
[need to Booth.
New Bureau, Hm. July to —llrs.
Lydia IIaskins left her baby, agedelevon
months, in charge of Annie Silvia,ng
seven years. Dnringlhe mother's absence
tholnbywasptven twoepoonfuls at part-
gevlcandhallabottls torts, from the
elects of which she “
Charged with larder.
Romano, July urn-ru- Inns and
Charles “wank, alias ltoeenwolg, Jew
peddlers, have been arrested hora charged
with the murder of Joseph larkushoa
Jew peddlor, of TowaudaJ’a, in the Dutch
mountains at Psamylvauls last larch
0-. or the atrium Irena.
Pvrvaacao, July In M W Rutter,
Iovtreiaynnohhwhowasooeolthe
Dortmund strikers shot during the riot
with the Pinkertona. died at the Home»
pathtc hunpital from the eilecla of the
wound received
A Fatal Jump.
Aunt. July lu—Whtle deal-a the
decke til the dayliae ates-evflewYovk,
Harlin Wwdliu (colored) mat:
jumptoanotherbuat I'y-ixm
tellshovtandwn
Died Ville Ian-g.
' Oswaoo, 10.1., Jalyle.-Peter‘l'he-ava,
llewYerk, “whiten-mags
haehuthlewhOututoauqutw
E. H. NASH &" BRO.
sum-awe» arrivedhetetru. will
M I}. IleKllII it Still
madam“.
’Sl Um lb. It. m.
11 leis Itrsvt lavish.
mn— .
Mot. hymn”
ICE CREAM.
AIaI. EW SUIKlIdER GOODS.
Ihaxve theeutireelook of Jackets and Blunt Suite
orkWholeealeHouaethat thatfailedtwo weeksago.
primate” low that everyone can buy a Jacket or
Jackets , me each.
Jackets I.” each.
Jackets 2.48 each.
Jackets 8.48 each.
Jackets .48 each. worth No.00.
areal-Inga” Butt Minuteman” Bodies, so.
no. snehasthflhavenevev m.” n '0'“
H. KRIEGER,
MAHAOKEHO HOTEL BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK.
Plumbing. Gas-Filling. Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
Brick Set Ranges, Uncle Nick, Duchess and New York Ranges
best quality of Rubber Hose, Decorated China Din—
ner and Tea Sets, Plain China, Agate and
Tin Ware at Lowest Prices.
in. new Haven t ilanloiii I. ll.
.1891.
TRAINS HEAVEN SOUTH NORWALK AS
FOLLOWQ:
l'ostwYoan A.M. 53 c.546
ex. sisIncuex..sisi. “ran. ex. 755 1.8%
”Jaimie: om envy-3.1011 ex.
ilil’llocal ex. .M.~12:2¢l. Ill-(c. 2!! er.
’55 It. In; no. la! ex. 51': Inhaler. 545w.
amenllliOac. 1-1101. u’ifiac. III flac.,ltlla.m.
Washington or Sundays—63 ex.,546
s: Oliver. P. .—t 1.4m l’fl scwflrflac.
fort New Run. A. SI.- Iuo ax.; no so.
lam-"liaise" 915"” who “JOB m. P.
SL—lzmen. l 10ex., I u ac.. 015.3031.“
843w.45i.e smacJoBri eponhiliacozl
ac.,7 look. 72 ac.t0 Bridgeport Stine-.941
an, “ill Adams er. and sit-.125 a.m, ex.
Sundaye—liil so. 912 ac..a.m.. lib-0.11.111.
1223mm.“ Wash.ex.lllla.rn. Boston ea.
You Harrrrono. A. Sis-610 ac. “5 ex.
lDtDexJiHZac. I’. SI.-12fllex.,lldex.. HI
m.7lfiex.,tttlac.. 1251.31.11.01. ‘
You siraraortuw. A. SAW—Hell)“ 915cm.
miller. mane. IIM. miles“ "tannin.
"IOMMINMIII
They said [was common-mm” a‘l“d§&ms.A ll. Im
A. ~— (VII Shore Lille ).
flhlfixiomlel’nhwammofik?it P. “Eu—nil“ ex. (\IaSprlngneld), l to ex. via
One y I found a little book called ‘Gnide
LEAVE m YORK
Fort not"!!! Noawau. A. 31.401 em, 60]
ac.. 701a,, Miler. 90) u. out um, Hilton,
“lilac" l’t‘lm-onex. l'. SI~IZMac.. liner"
2115a,}: uln- 'lmes, 3.))“. ,4!!ev.,4ll$ea..
moans . ..,rx Bites" JIM ,Gl: (23., Till an,
titfl am, b3} Adams ex. and ac.. Izoo mid:
night 91L, rlumla A. “Annexation. 1‘. Si
60li.u..lztmm uioht.
to Health,’ by Mrs. I‘inkham. and In it I
found out what oiled ms. Iwrote to
her. got a lovely reply, told me just what to
do, and I am in splendid health now. "
“III E. PIKKIIAI'S more
all those weaknesses and ailments
so prevalent with the sex, and ‘ per-
feet heal ill.
All Dmgglrts sell it as aetandavd aru-
cle, or sent by mail, in form ot I’illa or
menace, on receipt of Si .00
For the cum oI Kidney Complaints,
either sex, the (' ompound has no rival
live 1’ inkium freely answers letters 0!
Enclose stamp for reply.
lee! cantata-peter rs.
Milt-Wheat
"GUIDE lo II III 0.9 HM“. "
leeatslaseu et- Mew-de-
Ikesseuslvee sun-imam.
hula I. 'Il|hl|lln Ian. 00.. Lynn. Dace»
NEW STORE.
I have retrieved my humans to
93 IllSlIiKClIIII Sllliil 93
and burn now a full line of
H EATERS.
RANGES.
STOVES.
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of all Hint".
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T. S. IIIINALIISIIN,
South Norwalk... "'
Family Washings!
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Plain washing....... ........3)rents prrthmn
Washing and Ironing ..... s) cents per down
The above prime include
fibula. Pillow f'uesl, Towels, Napkins. Table
('Iothu. liaby f'lotlwv, Chemical. Night
Dresses. lit-worn. Aprons. f‘or» . , v,”
set ('overu, lrc. " ’
WHITE SKIRTS EXTRA.
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
nomeslic laundry 00.,
ll cannon 8L, Ismail.
CONTRACT!) TAKEN FUR HOTELS AND
Ill'llOOlJl.
F AWCETT’
Housatonic Railroad
Dasharv and Novwalk Divlslea.
f URBEL'I'ED T0 J! Li v.10 lain
Traim' have hinth Smalk fur Denoun—
Glmviemm" l2”, 23.510, blind 1025p. In.
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Sundays—>925 a. m. and? p. m
Tm in irate billion-y for ISHHIK. Sorwulk—
div,..£i.lll6anllllb’ta.m, Klinltbanrld'lt
p. In. bond-ya own. in and Fill;
Trains leave- tkiuth Norwalk for Ilidgufleld~
Mira: tilvlfllmq 1:“. 2'5. Mound “tip. at.
Twin: it we flirty-thrill for South \nrwalb—
. 2:}22. .m la la and “56 a. m. .. 35; Saturn!
. m
'i ruin- leave Mirth .\orwalk for Elston via
inn: Island and Eastern State: Line at IEZJ
p. m.; due In Btn‘lfln at 633p ..m
Trul no luau: south \ovwalk for Ilmoklyn
\in Long Island and Eur-tern Mule-s Line at
one p m: fIllt' in Bmklyn at 8 It p. m
MAIN LINK DIVISION
'_I value leave Bridgeport-a follows:
7 mu. m., passenger for Pillafie afield.
“lulu. m.. our for Pineal-Id, making
councetbms or Albany and the“ 't.es
In In a. m.. truth ht for llawleyvtlie.
ladle. nu. .33: turn “with”: Women.
.ID 13.. (In! and M.
ii to p. 1a.. New Stilton! whiff
so) 9. rm, New Milford special.
Wily. m, freitht for Gm! Barrluglon.
ILrA7m“ .lSundaya) plunger for Plitsflsld
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1‘ ll. liavr tummi Superintendent.
“hams (tenured massage: Aunt.
THE PLACE TO BUY
FURNITURE
In at
FBI" 0. .IIIHIISIIII'S,
So. 5!! Washington Street. South Norwnlk
FIJIIII'IIIE III)! TD UIIIEI.
Special attention given to Repairing and
l'pbo littering. use:
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lira-Inst l-
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mtwuh fleas "fem f'mgdhamamaatly nukes-Nov
Mn. rams stake aelertInu now and we a Mlle” m WI 115%....“
WAGONS
III" IIEII III PIES!“ II TIIE
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MRS. W. FAWCETT.
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Morgan. A"-
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fig new
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cotton
EU R NITUR E
GREAT BARGAIIIB.
David: Stow,
mun-ea.
Heat and Perfect Fitting Slide.
But one in which the
flakingitthehestwoofieamlessflhoeinthemarket.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
. Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at,
STEAMBOAT “ CITY OF ALBANY”
Will make DAILY TRIPS TO NEW YORK, leaving South Nor-
walk at 1:45 a, m, Returning, leave New York, Bcekman St, at
2 301'; "1.; East 315i St, at 2: 50 p m, Saturdays, half an hour
ear ier.
FARE—8i le Tickets, 40 cents; Excursion Tickets, 60 cents.
The propo ler CITY OF NOR“ .lLK will leave New York Mon-
day,s Wednesdays and Fridays at 5 p m, Leave horwalk Tues-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays 3125.30 p m,
JUST RECEIVED
_.. ._ ._ _.___.5
NEW STOCK OF
WAEIIIIS (IF All KINDS
At Low Prices.
COME AND SEE THEM.
00. r
LUTHER WRIGHT,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets.
aflfim
Glover&Olsen
SOUTH NORWALK.
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GOOD SHOES
ladies‘ lid minds,15c.to $1.00
laiies‘ Russell fluids. SI .00 to S2. 50.
Child 5 lit and Russell 606. to SI .25.
let's firmlhciemnesl and s '
in $3.00 ' molest than on not.
let's Russo. a not“ one an Bond lonler. at $2.00.
”Anything
You Like In Ladles’ Mlsses’
hlldren’s Made to Order. and
M. ”.w . ..m
GLOVER & OLSEN,
LEADERS II THE 0001MB SlioE TRIBE.
8| Wzashlngton St" 80. Norwalk.
lilo leading 0ry Goods Store
Tristram & Hyatt.
o. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Norwalkd:
“Ma-QM
Jackets and DIazers.
We have bought the entire stock of a manufacturer of
line Jackets, manned Roofers The lot contains over two
hundred ts, all made in the very latest Ice, in all class
of black, nav blue, tan, pearl, was; mixed, on brown mixed.
Ourpriooon emwilbeleea tegoodscosttomako. lieu
usinwaatotauouteidegarment you cannotatlordwmivs
mill”- at
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Ladies Shut Waists.
Weavosbowi the largest in of Indiee’ ShirtWaists thut
ever been sir-grit in townn. eChina India and Burah BIIk
Waists in Black , Cardinal and White? French
wmémmm 615:». “wine‘s,“ French (3ch Wallis, Black
Black Satin W Na
Satanaistu, Blvlpodfiufin Want». ".3
Best laten'al Is Used. Combining Durabilityand Styles
Hrs. BROWN’S,
SonthmlalnIStreet. So. NorwalkJ'qg
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