.1”?
when smut
:
l
9, ‘2 South Ma
lillUSHEU Bl THE CABS
Winnie mm scrim
- loses ills ”alder rum. "
lo lad (ill-bad In anlbaak-oat to
MOI-t 01m UnattaaAvvr-uM-a
Train. mmsnmm'rm so“ its
1., lane—Amputation Nassau".
Patrick McNamara, a welbkuown hat-
. tar and ex-mail carrier, met with a aeri-
‘{ nus accident Saturday evening: which
uncultured the amputation of his right
‘ (not. .
If, Helium was walking up the
. Danbury and Norwalk railroad track
just as the 6:30 train was coming along.
Heelimbed up the smbankmmt along-
.,aidathetracka, in the rear of the old
Congregational church, between Wash-
W and Marshall streets. As the
‘, " train was passing by McNamara slipped
3 sad hisfoot fell across the rail. The cars
paged over it. crushing the bones and
nearly severing the member from his
leg. The injursdmanlaid therefor
- some time, until his groans attracted the
‘ attention of a passer-by. The stretcher
in the baggage room at the depot was
then procured and McNamara was taken
to his home in Swan: .1 Corbett's bulld-
ingon Washington street. Dr. Burke,
who was called, found that amputation
wu necessary, and wtth the assistance
of Drs. Clark. Baker and Tracy, he re
moved the foot just above the ankle.
Iir. McNamara is quite comfortable
lo—day.
BULKHEY'S 1’li ATION.
lle Recourse-as has October“ Be Duly
‘ Observed by the Schools.
Governor gulkeley has issued under
date of September 10 the following proc-
lamation in regard to Columbus Day:
The president of the United States by
lamation has a pointed Friday, Oct.
, 1802, the anniversary of the
' discov of America by Columbus,” a
national ,oliday, and has recommended
its observance. To thus observe this day
is topay a fitting tribute to the strong
faith and unswerving devotion of the
dbcoverer of a new world, and we
)uatly include in our commemoration
thagreat men and great events of the
intervening years which our state has
wiltributed conspicuously to the perma-
nent life of this nation.
Now, therefore, 1, Morgan 0. Bulke
ley, governor of the state of Connecticut,
do recommend the observance of the
lid blot of October. 1892, as a holiday,
:. and 1 request that in every appropriate
- we the people of this statecal to mind
and do honor to the discovery of Ameri-
ca, to the builders of American institu—
tions, to the promoters of American pro-
' and toali worthy contributors to
fame of this commonwealth; and
‘ tut-chords. the regulating force of our
preasm social life and the hope of social
order, be as they ought to be. the center
of these commorative exercises. which
'aball besoordered as to impress upon
the children that all om" wonderful ma-
terial prospent and political strength
depend now an always upon liberty of
opinion, respect for law and recognflion
of the emential and substantial qualities
of manhood in the people.
[MON POINT CLOSED.
Ill Illudrcd rental. "In“ that Popular
losers In in. use The no. Son-on.
- Boton Point chilled for theseason yrs-
terday. About 000 people were at that
popular resort, nearly all of them going
from South Norwalk on the steamer
Jule B. TbeCity of Albany did not
make any trlpa Glover's American
Band,“ twenty pisces,gave account
lathemvedming tbsafternoon. The
comet solos by W. J. Styles received
There have been about fifty excursions
at thaPoint during the men, which
baabasnavoryprotitableonewthe
listen Point improvement company.
The stockholders held their final meeting
of thsysar Saturday afternoon, when a
dividend of six per cent. was declared
andsconsidsrable sum laid by for im-
provements next man. The annual
meeting for the olectlonef officers will
be held in January. 1808.
.' "Iona“ County nos-a to (m flare.
K, , ,llpllv lava-Whin-
ysthssaputout,andthatlsa little one
onabaskstrsetaudruns from a small
bssraaloouto a pole opposite. it was
. -m emu»...
mwm. bauaaltaosntsrplsas.
'l‘hsgoatandbssrrnugwmpalntedout,
on Am eagle substituted, and
whersrbemaanfactursr‘anamuppmsd
Wendfltevrnacnwaspalntsdin.
Malamute-mission“
tothabottornof thsbesr sign after its
[Muralmwaayubuthol
Mmypfldodownwhantbshanner
washatswuogout. Attentionwascall-
dutboerssyesnrlluoaonhs honor,
anditwuaftwwanhtaksn down at 2
o’clock in the morning and the lap
“mad-up. WhenIha has.
wuss-Mi- hld third. hat or.
mommarsauaaeolorsrlmmho
quwmlavltsdlcspraknsdla
nH-flkmamllbsanmodsd»
vised every use to tournament
flirts-snails“.
‘ avenue..............
rmnhnmwm
rmmmooldeonmlmet
menu» South Main street..
l‘lothst'l’aylor’nveuuo........;...... 400
* ‘ stock iii ”the (Io-operative Building Bank at New York.
vet-oer.-
W H ,
two 1 has
450
600 .
500
vii-«Fire, Life and Accident insurance.
MED. LOCKWOOD,
in Street.
'O
-
a mu runs rs stem}
llalf a Killian Dollar's Worth a! Pro";-
Jty'iloaa’ap in Emula- _
(Special to run anion.) ‘
Atom, September lit—Tbs state
printing office. the Columbia am, the
German Hotel. and the lime?!“
Jacksoncurps were turned this morn
ing. The loss is half a million.
. WINGS OF THE WHEELIBN.
lorwalk Bicycle Riders Gettllx Bead!
for the (lo-slag m...
The entry blanks for the fivomile
handicap bicycle race, to be given under
the auspices of the Gentleman's Driving
association at their fall meeting, are
being distributed today. The prizes are
valuable, and as the race is an open one
it is expected that some swift riders will
participate. The entries close September
28d, and the race will be run just before
the races on the 30th inst. On,the 28th
there will be none-mile championship
scratch tricolor town rider! only. The
entries for this race class on the 23d
Tile races are managed by a committee
from the Alpha and Norwnlk Wheel
clubs and are run under 1.. A. W. sanc~
tiun. The handicapping for the'livc-mile
race will be done by Joseph Goodman, of
Hartford, who is the oilicial handicapper
for this district.
A number of local bicyclists will enter
the Stamford Y. M. C. A, wheel club‘s
ten-mile handicap road race, which takes
place Srptcmbe? :Ji. Consul Kirk, of
Stamford, will do the handicapping.
E. R. Benedict. of the Alpha Wheel
club, who was given third place in the
ten-mile handicap bicycle race at the
fair grounds, L' Labor Day, has been
awarded a $7 silver cake basket. instead
of the“ pair of shoes. I: is‘clnirned,
and the claim is substantiated by many
who kept score. that Benedict won the
race. lie rode ten and one—half miles.
while the other two men who finished
rode ten miles.
The members of the Alpha Wheel club
propoee to holda race front Bridgeport
to Norwalk in a few weeks. The matter
will probably be decided at their adjourn»
ed meeting ‘tc—morrow evening After
the meeting ice cream will be served.
The club is meetinx With great encour-
agemeumhere having been six new names
handed in for membership within the
past week. The club now has over titty
members. although it has been or-
ganized but a little over one year.
V. M. llnnnecker M't‘ivul his bicycle
from Hartford this morning, where it
was sent to have damages incurred in a
collision at the Labor Day picnic repair.
ed.
Charles Taylor has purchased a new
bicycle and can be seen nearly every day
taking lessons in riding it on the Baxter
ground base ball diamond.
raucous oven TENNIS.
An Exciting siren. at the [airfield Ava-
nuo lirouarla III Bridgeport.
Bridgeport society in naval 9F." 31“.“
particular portion of'ltfihich (idles on
tennis, is all worked up over the goings
on at the clue of the tournament Satur-
day afternoon. Trouble has been brew-
ing for some time among the expert
racket handlers of that city, and the
dish of invectives grew so thick just at
dusk,that all tbelady spectators with-
drew in a body and left. them to light it
out alone.
The trouble is of long standing and
originated at the time Mallory and Bel-
knsp were defeated at Norwalk in the
championship doubles by Bryan and
Wheeler. When the present tournament
started. Wheeler, claimed the cham-
pionship, and on that ground refused to
play. llryan also was averse to playing,
but was finally persuaded to. On Friday
he again met Mallory and defeated him.
That did not satisfy a considerable por-
tion of the club members, evidently, for
they insisted on his meeting'lfr. Bel-
kuap. and the contest took plain Satur-
day afternoon. lfallo ’s_ friends. _
Mmmmmii . i filing?!
Belknap and‘occaaionally hissed llryau.
This was reversed by Bryan’- friends.
anally the two men “.10., or room
an iltimcallobfind then. . let, who
up'mthhllmehadlmn‘memly a spro—
tator,lntsrxmed, and addressed unop-
probrions epithet to Ir. llelknap. Then
thedlspute commenced in earnest and.
accordinglo spectators. became “unlit
for cars polite." As a result every lady
on the grounds withdrew.
legambstwesn the two men eon-
tinurd untllitbeesmetoodarktoses. it
ended in a draw which will he played all
this afternoon at the club mods.
mama-alumna”-
tleadoftbanldgefisldand
roadllvsalnarssnwlch. lie
recently-id to tbs Greenwich Graphic
thatlhsdelayintbsprsssnt plum
bulldlngtbsroadwudusentlrslylotbe
fallen,» for. of muting any arrange
meat with mmrukrusdwmake
a mention at mm. "not
If we can't make any deal with
theta,” be on, “we will build lye
read anyway W w.”
kaowmirlawsekorgttrsfiysjl
no... rumour bs'b‘allt." "
liiserknl llsw Haves road have
“nonhuman-magnum
lGOWest avonue..............a2,500
llot mlnmhathor-mk....... 1,560-
llottOxlliOBouthMainstreet... ..'...31,600
llotlbxlwdouthliain arr-MW 1,000
'tlotlvmxlll? Elmwood avenue......... 1,000
' will join, then through North avenue to
all mus-army: renews
:
m
South Norwalk. CM
THEY WILL RAISE ”LAG.
A GREAT on For rue cross or
sasalcis IBCIIAMCS.
rs. Numbers of rum- Council to no.
for! I a 8 Elli m tensor!"
: “agmflfldrllmu' col—Tro-
mmm- or Exercises. V
To-morrow will be a great day for
Pilgrim Council, No. 54, Order of United
American Hechanies. Theywill raise a
flag over the North Center school house
with imposing ceremonies, have a grand
parade, afterwards indulge in a feast at
the Athenmum ,ending with a ball at the
same place. The counclls, commander-
les and Daughters of Liberty of Palrlleld
county have been invited to participate
in the exercises. The procession will
form at the South Norwalk depot at 1
o'clock, and headed by Glover’s Ameri-
can band will march to Chapel street,
where they willbe joined by the Over
River school. The march will be con-
tinued through Walislrcet to Main, to
North nvenu'e, where the Center school
High street, to Wall, up Mill hill, where
they will be met by the North Center
school, thence past the Green to the
North Center school house, where the
following programme will besarried out:
Music ........................ . ........... liand
Prayer ............... Rev 5'. E. Robbins
Ringing ......................... ‘ .“Amcrica”
Aniline-e... ..Rr-v. ll, linulenbcl‘k
Singing............................ "behold
Presentation of llug..... ..J. lielrlen llurlbnll
Reception of flag ..................... District
Singing................ .. ...Qnarteltr
Adam-5...... .. ...l'-'.l,‘.(‘lark
Address... .. W.ll.J.Rohannan
Singing ........ , .............. (School
Address... .T. l". Gilmore
Selection........ . .Rand
After the exercises the procession will
much to the Athcnueum and disband.
The members of l‘ilgrlnl Council are
requested to meet at their hall on Water
street at 12 o'clock sharp.
PRISONEBS TO BE TRIED.
(‘asra tr the September Term of the
Superior Court.
Tuesday morning the September term
of the Superior Court. criminal side,
will convene in Bridgeport. The lion.
A. H. Penn, of Winsted, will occupy
the bench. The most interesting on
on the docket are those of John and
l-‘lurence Howley. the Birmingham col-
ored people who are charged with the
murder of Mrs. Mary Manson, of Shel-
ton. The list of other priwners is as
follows: lolzeir linker, rape and us-
sault; William Rice, outrageous assault:
llurrv limwn, Jmeph llcslns and Wil-
liam Swisher. burglary: Andrew
Iklsistn. attempt to murder: Wil-
liam Tum. theft: Don Juan St.
Carlos. attempt to WI: James
Morrow, attempt to kill: John W. Ed-
mond, horse stealing; “’illiam Williams
and Henry Bertrand, theft from person;
William Smith, theft; lrving Browu,out-
rageous assault;.lohn Peterson, same and
theft; John Fitzmaurice, forgery; Louis
M. Glynn. theft; Henry B. Odell, theft;
(Emma Sherwood. tramp; Otto liartiel’.
burglary; Owen Rice assault: Thomas
Trainer, horse stealingffl'homas Mdlath.
theft; Thomas Wood, theft; Daniel Dris-
coll, theft; Richard Pllelan, vagrancy;
Michael Sande, theft from person: Wil-
liam Ryan, theft from person: Samuel
Wakclnan. burglary; Michael l-‘arrell.
burglary; Frank James, resisting an oili-
ccr; Lorenzo Worden and Charles (furry,
of Dsnbury. assault with intent to com-
mit murder.
"BBB ARI) TllBllll.
Important lows of the County and lltala
chronicled In a condo-sod rot-s.
The llartfonl Wheel club will clear be.
tween 01,000 and 31,700 by their recent
tournament.
The gold mine in Huntington i said
to contain nine huudmi millions but
that it will take one-third of that anumnt
to extract it.
John Thomas, of Fairlleld. a well-
le‘M‘W'MV no man.
died batmdafffbai'tlideflccu of a para-
lytic stroke remind on Thursday. He
lunaawlfe'aall‘fallrlly. h“ i‘ Z l " ‘
nwmyolghrhw'hlw the
storebf it. 1'. Rockwell at llill Plain,
near Danbury. The amount missing
from them-tomes is over "00 and a
large quantlty of stamps. Borne goods
was taken.
The state Democratic club of Orinoco-
tlcut ls endeavcring to arrange for the
fullest pol-ibis rsprsasntatlou of all local
Connecticut Democratic clubs at the as.
iional convention of [humorous clubs
tobeheldluflisorkohOctoberi.
Attorney Edward L. Seollsld, of liters.
ford. has just been appointed receiver
for the insolvent orderof the lion Hall
for the state of Gnnnactleul. The
membership to thlsatale an 1,000
and nurture 00.0%- The also
has a reserve fund of “.000.
The building known as the chandelier
drop. occupied by the muscular Hard-
mmmusdelockymday
morning. 'l'hsvalusoflsuldlegsad
maebluerywavaboutslo,m.
mmw'lmmmmwsm
membranes“ llstysallave
hm Yukaysdltasfs worth
a
summer/ass,
may ‘0 so low as to go laug
hably low ?
you. now that a t ing may be amulingly cheap? Do you know that prices
It is a rather comical idea, but we
can give you the best evidence of its truth.
“ ‘li South llsil Street. South llnmli. llasnnio Building, Ismail.
noon oven ouu's'l'ocrr. You will say you never saw anything AN ovnnclrancn is rett an to 1 ’ “" '7
like our Fall Clothing for Men’s, Yodths’and Boy’s wear, which is now ready mediate neighborhood with noieepand in Iinsists. ex £3231ng gobnsilofiw
for inspection. Surprisingly little littlest to the purchaser, they _are surprls- of it, it is no more surprising that were or ‘11:: should explode a ;
ingl big lll qualit . Hig qualitydoes not mean high prices With us. , Do that the same thing should burstabusiness $76 have learned that genteel
thorouch of all. ’You mo
of investing your money than
way is to under-charge. Therefore we ofi’er our Fall
lie-sure of one thing that there is no better way
buying of us.
Clothing at prices Within
SCARED Bl THE PLAGUE
Fire Island Rises en Masse to
Resistrtbe Health 0mm
Illa Inhabitants Will Appeal to the Courts
to Prevent tho Plans from Being Used
as a lief-go for the Passengers of the In-
fected Steamers In New York Harbor.
le Yong, Sept. 12. ~Thera is no cholera
in New York yet, but there have been two
deaths and three new miles amopg the
cholera stricken stoamships in the lower
quarantine station. These were all among
the alesrage wagers on board the llam-
burs steamship Boundia, the last ship to
drop its anchor among the infected dost.
There were no deaths from or new cases of
cholera on the Normannia, Rngia, Moravia
or Wyoming, or on Swinburne or Hoffman
islands. The patients in the hospitals are
said to he doing very well.
The cabin passengers of the Normanuiu,
who were taken from that shipand on board
the steamer Stonington on Saturday, were
transferred to the steamer Ccphcus of the
Iron Steamship company. They had been
aboard the Stonington, anchored inside the
Horseshoe. off Sandy Hook. all night. It
was discovered. however, that the Sterling-
ton was not in lit condition to go down to
Fire island. She was not scawortby, and
her machinery had got out of order.
The Cepbons undertook to take the potty
sensors to Fire island, but she was unable
to cross the bur last night and cnrne incl: to
Sandy Hook horseshoe and anchored there
for the night. The Nu. ’s's grass, gen
were transferred back to tho Stuningtrm, u:
there were no sleeping mlmmcdazmns ml
the Ccpbena, and she bad a vcry limited
supply of provisions. They will go back to
the Cephens today and start for Fire island.
Fire Islanders Obj-vet.
When the nerve reached urea: $0th boy
that D. S. S. Sammie had sold his butcher»!-
tages and interest in the land on Fin.» island
to the state, to be used as a tllmtnimry
quarantine for cabin ywngcrs volume
from cholera infected ships, every person
in the towns along the shore was agog wrtb
citement.
n the town of Isiip an indignation meet-
ing was held after the local board of health
had concluded its extra sessionmalied to
consider the danger they imagined throat»
sued the community.
In Babylon the people gathered about the
corners, in shop and drug stores, and the
one topic of conversatiun was, as they
styled ‘1. till) “middling llf Cblllulil u“ upon
the people of the neighlmrhmnl."
A report was started, and gained on.-
dencaas it was carried alxzut the village.
that a party was organizing to start or mm
{for Fire island to burn all the llflllillng.‘
there which might be used for quarantine
purposes by the authorities.
Even with the cooler beaded (’lkllunn the
excitement was great. and in many of the
private residences neighbors met to diam-e
who! they frurrrl was a fire all vm'nlluu.
and to tleMim'v' Mr Munch. livmrt; O.’
tlcer Jenkins. Hal's-fwd Row”, and all
who in any way Were concerned in the
purchase of Fire island.
At the sending of this dispatch affairs am
assuming a serious aspect, as the syrup.»
thisers with the local board of health have
been considering rho feasibility of cutting
0d all telegraphic mulmunieuliun helm-vs
Fire islnnd and the city. The men from
lalip and other points on the mom shore
appear to have derided to bid defiance to
the bidding of Governor Flower and the in
atrnctions of the state board of health.
Will right In rh- Court.
A big meeting was held in Amman: hall
in Bay Shore, where it was Milken] it
fight the matter to an end. Supervisor
Young, of the village health board, we»
sided at the meeting, which was taken
part in by some of the most prominent men
of the village. lloderation was luvorcd by
the speakers, but the laymen assert that
they willmsct force with force. They are
determined in their stand. and if present
plans are mrried out. a bottle may hr
fought on Five island sands should the pas
rangers insist on landing.
Fleets of twat. are lying at the whorvu
of the different villages ready in start for
the scene of threatened lip-mines us mm:
as the signal is prime.
The present plans are to divide the force.
into two divisions, under the cornmund oi
Josiah Robbins, of Bay Shore, strum.
stable Benjamin is to have command of ttu
first dlmion and Constable “LWI‘ Towns
of the wound. The steamboat ilrllpw in
under steam at the Bay Shore dock and
will take a squad of the Bay mute the
island.
At the meeting in Bay Share it was as
sorted that a number of your ago a special
act wraps-sod exempting all Long island
and Htston island from quarantine “alums.
County Judge Wilmot H. Smith had 1.an
yer E. 0. Plath-ll left for New York to try
fireman an, WWW: Wales the
th authorities @5me ol
theisland. " ‘W’ ______
> .. Kat Dying Out In auburn, H, _
? ass-em, em. men: We. a
the abatement of the cholera plagu- hm
not been mused. There have been M
fresh cases and an deaths. The number ol
persons in cholera hospitals and barracks
ism“. A city physician says that the aver
agoratsof mortality has beenlworsmh
ovary llvs. «
lullmlau'a l'lrst can.
a Young Woman's tearful Death.
minor, I. Y..
bath Powell, a woman twenty
one years of our, while walking on
memos irons museum. "
s3 Under the pretext of a more candied
«Modules, \v Mull lman on the bankaof the
slim, we now and cum-Ives on the verge
of loin: regions lying more than 5 dogs. away
from ”Mt rlwr, and under tho some protest a
stride has been nude from Cape Nassau to (be
also” of lhu lulnurl of ilarlma. at the month of
We
the .
f lly rely on the friendly and disinterest.
m but in‘ the sappovdtltm that the British
rev-amt will continue to rekard the case an
own nutrition of frontiers, and will keep on
rotating that rhlr‘lsorolrntinl: “thinner“
rim, it occurs to me to rmpsctfully lune-t
to your “ordinary that the opportunity has
some for the government of the United States:
in view of the rmnt occurrences. to res-rd the
question under a different aspect which will al-
low of a speedy and definite settlement thrunxll
the means of its elective intervention
The "lllflerent Aspect.”
Thb “different aspect" appears now to be
taken by our government, mid Admiral
Walker has been charged with the mission
of bringing about the “elfcctive lnlerven-
lion.” Tho progressiw character of British
claims in Venezuela is shown by a dispatch
from our minister there, Mr. fitmggllfilawtl
(Saracen, April '35, 19300, in which he says:
The recent «renovation by a British police
force of a large area of territory math and west
of the limits hithlsrtmrlairncdhy Englsud‘as the
boundary of her (ininnau Immiuzls bl creat-
ing grave apprehensions here.
It will be remembered that Venesur-la has
steadily maintained since 15:!) that the Erase
qnlbo river is the limit of British tumbles.
11. will torenwmboml aim that in tlmcarlisr
haze: of the cuntrnversy linglaud planned only
totbs Pumarnn. flair-equestly she extended
her claim vimlward to the gulf of Nor-jeans
andsrmthward tn the river (iuiulat Later on.
taking advantage of tho unsettled political con-
dition of the crmntry, she further extended
her claims. first to the river Burma. then to
Bras Barium (including the fertile island of
that mum. and finally southward up the main
channel of the Orinoco delta as far as Anne
cure, the starting point from westward (If
what is known on the Schnmburgk lino.
Never, i believe. until quite rm-eutly ban
7 ' ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ this line M the muthcrn
boundary of lwroxionlai lulflu'fifibtns. (in the
contrary she has more than once explicitly du-
claimed any surh pretension. Yet sh» lin'c’lwl
only mph»: the curd-e territory north ”I rim.
fine, but has taken Damnation of Large illolrlv‘la
south of it. More than (his. sh..- now lays claim
to aim! the entire tmilnvry north of the
Cornell and cast of the Urimm v beluw the mouth
of “In Caruni. Tins ihvluvles ul mun.- the vast
territory of Yorumi, when-in are situated 2n.»
rich and pflulm‘lfl’t‘ gniri minor) 0! Unlaml so!
Callus.
or mum the Yum-«mint: prnvvrmn-‘bt h not
prepared to rials: thew lull-i (“ll-‘l‘aml'hfllk'lllhz.
otheer-w lhny ‘wunld bnnlly lan nltrmptml
Til gourmnnut be‘l’l- has lmull or. li’h'vvll'dlsttnl'
more than till mourns put to romlshlwullpl. v
matic relations, rurh-ru lin- status do.» at 1m)
and have the :lumtiun of boundary ravfefl'ml in
arbitration. but willwut the sllzhuust ”vapor:
dauccua The Britt-«ll gorernmcnl mflkltb if
a mnditlon that Vt’lli‘ll‘lvtl relinquish her claim
to all territory north of the Sclwmlmrgk line.
and that arbitratnm be limited to d‘t-vputr-zl
territory wuth of that line.
We Will Outrlasa tnglaml‘s ships.
The restoration of diplomatic relations
between Venezuela and Brent Britain has
recently been brought smut tlirnflgl‘i the
good offices of Minister Linmln during tlu-
aiming-lays of the .‘nlisbury government,
but lltt'n‘ limb-h I'Nilt'v'miutl slums-ll. As
our nllnzatrr in Venezuela sulwqumfly re-
ported, "The vital point in illrvxllllr', nuclei)?
the commnllll of tin» emit mouth of tho-
Orumo, l-s prwx<o-iy lb:- «rw who): firm:
Britain unw lt’lilat‘e to submit in friendly
flrlvill'llliull."
it may lu- that Will; u push-rill! l'nilr «l.
Slates aluminum tbv linrlmr of ladiuyru.
under the command of an mlmiml spl‘t‘lztlly
instructed to aid and waist to the foul-x-
tent of his povvcr, Venezuela may be able to
renew the overtures for arbitration to l>l>
tor purpose. llunurs will at least be rs-y
so far as the display of physical force bun
Corned. immediately after the consumma-
tion of the sacrum of lianma the: Bnllnll au-
lhorltics 0aner three war sit-allure of
their Barbodocs ulnadron—Bellcrupboo.
Emerald and Partridge-«lo rendezvous in
02mm waters for thc 5:“;an purplw
of intimidating Venezuela and lwcurmg m-
ruler-locum in the seizure. Admiral Walk
er’s three Gunners-.vi'hh'ago, l'pncunl and
Kearsargah-wdi rery neatly uflsrt the lim-
‘lsh squadron and wdljust a little butch-2+
them.
:31».me is JOHN L. var.
All! lla Won‘t Accept (forbctt'a "(or of
All II Ilia Ito-cl".
le Your. Sept. l¥.-John L. Sullivan
arrived hem and walked through the dl‘puf.
with bill badly banged up hl‘lld lowered.
until just as he returned the gates the mum!
of at least 300 that had assembled begun to
cheer him, John had not known exactly
how the New York people would receive
him and this little noise of reception made
him smile. Asecond inter wmebmly pro
posed three cheers for “The greatest than»
plan yet known," and all bonds n-swudml
with a will. Sullivan now held his head up
and beamed spin: the assemblage as he
never did when a winner.
lie was very much tickled and passed out
of the elation to the Vanderbilt hotel. a
block sway, in better spirits than lashed
been slum he not licked on fiepl. I.
lie was asked If it was true that he had
declined the oflrr of Corbett to give him a
benefit.
“Yes," said John ”it is true. l M
till one defeat w Mkecpmefrsilno-
'ahea'rl, and I don’t want any favors at
.. ofsmanwhobmtmolcaa
also; without him. Corbett league-l
yohbgfsllew andhsbeatrsofalr,bntl
don"t want hlamvicrs or his money. Ain’t
lJolln L. Bulllvan yeti"
When asked how he was licked without
making a return that could he called a gust
punch, except one on Corbett’s breast, John
”i couldn't get near him. Why. that
yum, fellow'a anus stick out like
Wmatm., Neat hecan bitagood
bard pouch. too. These stories about hi
mam but bring no hitting power
mantel. Hanan hit likeblsnk when he
Man-l kb jabs us Wizard and
M lie'sall Miami will make ship
regulation. Hecanhckdackaonorlfitchell.’
MI and Raven's sacs-aura.
Wasalamos. dept. la—Jl‘ragediaos Fred-
MWardeandlaalaJarassbavs confined
:fva scenic mountain of classical ploy-
willuivatkeir Int start at the Rs»
naval theater here tonight in We
“ll-lia- that,” in which mww- willar
mnemonic of flare Anthony-antic
Jana-Methane. Tbsdeath of Law-
rsass Barrett and the retirement of Edwin
tactile-vs Ir. Words and Ir. Just in
the mveruasent or the United
9" It
sin.)
n fish-eat. .
We do not want people to imagine they will get the earth
when they come to our store, but we do want them to feel that
here. via: “THE SOUTH NORWALK BOSTON STORE” they "'”
wjll each and every time get for what money they leave with us
a good liberal exchange in goods. We cannot always and in
every case be lower in price than our competitors. anre,
however, never higher, but in the majority of- cases you will find
us 5 to 20 per cent. lower in price. 4
This Week We ask your attention to the following leaders:
10 dozen Ladics’ all wool Skirt Patterns, full 2.4 yds to pat-
tern, extra quality and extra weight; price, 81 2:}.
:0 dozen extra fine all wool Skirt Patterns, price, $1.49 each.
We also shall offer 15 pairs extra heavy Portiere Curtains,
Dado top and bottom, full extra heavy fringed, $5.10 per pair.
51) Comfortablesffull size, good quality print, We each.
2!) dozen Gents' dark colored Outing Flannel Shirts. just right
weight for fall Wear, 25c each.
500 fancy Japanese W'all Screens 14c each. Don’t pass
them by.
12 dozen l, 5. r. and 7-inch Shears, nickel plated, just the same
as you have paid 25c for lots of times. Our price this week He
per pair.
1.000 cakes best Glycerine Soup, 6 cakes for 250.
m '
in our Kitchen Department we offer the following:
Gold band China Egg Cups 350 each.
All size. Pie’l‘ins, 4c each.
its) large size Turkey Feather Dusters, tic each.
50 Solid Steel Chopping Knives, 13c each.
‘ll'm dozen Fruit Saucers, i‘bcdoz. ‘
ll») Dust Pans, do each.
)5 Solid copper, size 9, “lash Boilers, $2.02,! each.
:30” Potato Mashers. he car-ll.
50 sets Knivos and Forks, 5% set.
:50 f t Clothes Line. So.
an White (.‘otton Clothes Lines, Mo.
26?»? boxes Tootllpicks, tic box.
Him (‘lothos Hooks, in each. i
“—000“.
ssh/9 “n65“
r
W 83 Washington street.
M. s. §erH, *
Comionables.
ladies’ Jackets.
Wool Hosiery. __Ladies' Underwear.
Kid Gloves, Gems Underwear,
Gems' lleckwear.
Flannel Blankets. . In kid Gloves
We have never untried o more com-
All grades of flannel blankets at prices
plele line than at the mascot time. and
ranging from ”.25“, $3.00 per pair. Our
our prices speak for themselves.* Our
blankets this veer are the best of value.
sales are gradually increasing. if you
and any one in need of such articles
would do well to mm: our stock before Want an Ismrlmem call on us. as we are
never out of sites andaolonl.
purchasing clww here.
W - o-——--, .. .
c lonanlée' WI WW 9" m...
om - on salary on a es
As well, we have amt complete as
sortmcnt and a varied stock of which we
are selling large quantities which we
would not do unless price on some were
all right. Prices range from Soc metro.
W
Children's Cloaks. '
Hem has our experience been better
with children's cloaks than at the pres-
ent time. Our stock embraces all “ml
new novelties of the season, including‘
cidsrdown, cloths and mshimeres in
colors and white. with prices as follows:
02.50 worth “.50, 35.00 worth “.50.
MOW“
Ladies’ Jackets.
We are having «really as good success
with so well a selected stock. Prices
way down. ‘
Flannel Blankets.
Children's Cloaks.
Underwear.
We are selling larger quantities of
hosiery and underwear than ever before,
for no other reason than that our prices
are doing it for us. We have an exten-
sive stock and can supply quantity or
quallty. 'l
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Gems' Underwear.
We have everything that is judicious
for one to buy. All pricesin reds, guys
and fancy stripes.
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tems’ Furnishings.
An sndlesa variety offounln-lnnds,
locks. mils, bowsand string ties. Col-
lars. culls and pants' hosiery especially.
The Celebrated Demorest 019.50 Machine always on exhibi-
tion atom-store. .
TlllE sum. lulu lint.
By hart r JOB mm dune
fizulsfipfisu oflrl‘oe. Ought“ wifi‘
on on n a
our walk the Blast.r 13 Rani-”road Place. “
I
"‘"‘l’)';"l5‘..'lu6l=rul=.l.l.. ‘
‘ spar-19‘5”” ran PE cling-1‘ $ ' _
Sutures. mm raaeaa , ya...»-
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mollTANDHEAWTRUOlme;
“Enos mfilfihofl furnitrganmoved will:
out"?
DH. 3. W. WWW“.
n stlreeytflggnth Nbrwalk. bun-m".1n
VETERINARY SUIGEUI. ..
tillailroad Pleas, “film an
mummrann.‘ nah.
SUUTH lUllWlll ”HINDI".
51 Waahlngtonltreat. ‘v : 3.,
Opendallyfromttoua. ' ‘ I
p. m., and on Saturday evsalnum” ls?
rmwmmmondm; 7'?!
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Undertaker. ,
4 KNIGHT eraser. nonwtixégm
Opposite Horse Railway Mir
Residencefililmstreet. _ _ ' ' ' .u-s
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HOMER B." HOYT,
Expert Watchmaker and Jeweler,
lb NORTH MAlN. 8mm.
Repairing of fine and complicated watt-ha a
l‘uwal‘s‘dty. léeyt wllnd chanéul loam. Eva. y
no y or m casswar and .
lcal nbilitv to do the lame. ”new
“Jacobi—Vi. Layton,
Real Estate and House
snrance Agem—fi‘lcfi. Lin and
“sure
3“??? ml arda, no uni"
MOO? an upw II
Whiningg’aklicyy era
to all parts of v '
mm were a...
lad ementa take
gér‘cihectked height!
as steps ”a. m Oflea
South No flaming“ to
resurrect:
GREAT BARGAINS,
David Stow,
Soutbhiainstroat. ,, . .pfigllg
"J. o. JElllllllG'STm
Paper Hanger. talciminel, Palmer
And dealer in
Will PAPER Mill BURUEllS
lNorth Main street. So. Norwus.
Sample knots of full line latest of let of
Papers, Borders and Gill Mouldings til en to
house, for lnslwtion, on notice by postal.
~11ch Eskimo!“ cheerfullv elven.
Plano Fons lessons.
Call on or address
llElllE ll. UISBIIUW. ‘ V
as West avenue, South Norwalk
Reference. Walter J. Boll. ”I West 31th
tum. N. Y. ml‘ffia
MERRI‘L‘ '
BUSINESS could,
srarsronn, cords. Er “
A live, prwreasiveiustilution for the ‘ lical
training young men and one on for
business. it.- thornugh wor .en r meth-
ods. complete equipmentmnrl efllcl - of
instructors have won for it the W
of
the bile. Branches taught: l in
Ban in ,Penmanship,(‘urrcspondence S rlt‘:
hnarl ypewrill Awhile: and
Kurdish studies. pen unu- rau-
uatce mutated to road will openln
Kenneth. bend or lllustr Alf
recs I. A. MERRILL. Pres ’t, Slam ”(1.0.1.
By schern estimates and rhea ‘raok
you can fool a lo! the people some of boiling:
and some of the purple all of the tho but up
can‘t (ml all the people all it urns}.l -
dowment Policy in the tinny.
Life insurance wmflnr'ls what t poops.
will have after they re been fooled into buy.
lnx wheres or cheap insurance. Uhca in-
su «whims
rancaia like chur- more: it
muc .
if year-at prv‘ltsfitlon for ynulrufamll , or
yum-ac near-en 0 age, .top a
pm in the
it onthaendowmeat
{$35. “”1“” , ”‘3’;
S. 8. L'Hommcdleu.
A an, " ‘
“a. irruilhsolF 5'7. ‘
Stilnlll FUR ails.
Prospect lllll, Harwell. Della. ; '
Year Begins 'Sept. 20m.
BOYS TllOROI’GllLY, l‘RBl'ARI‘D FOR
YALE. ~‘ (2
3‘ I: ’
William for only two ransom tho
tome Department. _, Wrflln
Mae Baird’SI L
BOARDING mo .
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numb mas of study latfllu‘llah ‘
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