t. , :7 U 10 Styles of Oil Stoves, 8.8tfyiee of Cooper & McKee Refrigerators. WRITE IWIWI FREEZER “Will's iilE i‘iiEiil FREEZERS. madman-gear um snow is rows. int..01.60;8qt,eaoo;rqt,t2.tt;6qt.moo;sqt,es.75;mqt,34.75. . Spring AHDOUIIQBIIIBIIE. , haw tho agency for the“ cwr'lorence’! Lawn lowers made with double ratchois in each 1 with bearing attaching», making it the lighted runner, quickest cutter, most noisless All We have Opened "a complete line ‘ of Clothing for agents. Youths’. Boys’ or Children’s wear.“ from the cheapest to the _ flnBBt KMBS- ‘ ‘ sscss n m surrsrs. rur nsrcsrr rourn. NEWS OF THE NATION. car-Is. .rr.. Ion-arty owasa as w. I. Aallllsat “1"“thth M‘" Imp“ “" """ m all “uw’ Wssuiacros June ih—The summit The races at New lh-iialn,yrsteriiay. ' ‘lirm, “75.1%, 34.3.; 151..., 35.00; mambo. Muir 01m GUARANTEED- URTEVANT’S BARGAIN HOUSES, com ,quN AND ANN ammo, souru NORWALK. » I}. E sncIIL Ironic. I'm 0! nor: ll ”DIWALI The Commo’ I nweslth Scores In opened beiorea fair nundsuce, when vb”. were iookingforaloat toorderaI newinquestoverthavictlrnsotI ..._. theunilnishedraceswlltheflrstnnesto mm. thsrordstheaterdisastorsnddlreated ”M .l I'm lithe loath N W h Wimch'tiom “I'Mfoundgwmcmwo’p Minnow", theattorneyfoe WWI. N m m 3006!! P0130]. “Wu-dam M M, warms busy ”Jam 1!. barn. which is near a” Borden Pl!“ gimmrh‘tmaglmllw n. t ._...._... 1r ri‘ ., . 0:". “an“; Dillon's m, Bea Holt. What the n5 h “you who mug-Mm 'l'hohodiesof MessssJoftusandl' . (i Vina.” Pei-t Against Ilsa linden—Vin the Winter-ammo listen lay. "Whom-am” 'l’heoryI-ha. Nsw Bsnrcnr, Ian, June lip—Gav- rrnor Bold-son’s wit, ingenuity per» snasicnwasia flashing services" y,as the tide of the commonwealth’s witnesses poured upths narrow stairway from their calsboose on the first floor of the court— room. Morning aw him drive backward down those stairs a dangvuous foe, when the lee- timony u to ill- Bnrdou's hatred of home confided looped her women companions in her. , tourin IMwas excluded. [Noon saw rushing captive like men ofstrnw llltht living fence of witnesses two of the victims, are still in the van t at Glenwood cemetery. and the others- of the cemeterywere directed uotto intertham without permimion of the coroner. The old jury will serve. One of the bodiesat Glcnwood will be viewed by th'ejury today and the inquest begun anew. Mr. ’I'sggsrt, the assistant district attor- ney, said that the district attorney's oilioe would probably begin no proceedings in connection with the disaster until the find- inga of the coroner's jury had been tiled there, but that the district attorney would not be guided by the jury's verdict in any action he may take. It is practically set» tied that the district attorney will present the facts relating to the disaster to the grand jury for action. which the Borden murders were com- mitted, and is confined verv favorable and important evidence in favor of Liz- sie Baden. ' ‘1mede thefioutb noniir‘cmpspwsmdryrcsooi wscsmtrrhlnedlsstnight by lfr. and Ian ’ , _K.fi'olies.attbeirhorne, I7 i'vsini. ‘l'heho-aandgronnds werc: y decanted with flags and J /_' Over sixty teachers ‘and were present. Piano duerrs wondered by limes Kellie and Net. alieD'nfiawuolosby li- Ethel Keep, Ildvocalmusicby Ira. N. E. Camp ' “Mutts. St. John. hire. Ids 8. Ken?” two rocitations. The selec- tialwcrc flinch enjoyed. Superinten- imving ilvein thence, which was won by Ben Boitin Wheels; but time. 2:3“. The second race on the card was the freofor-ail. in which one heat had bear won by the bicncho pacer B. B. on the previous day. The race was won by Gomip. Jr., formerly the property of William H. Saunders, of this city. haw owned by E. W. Bowdoiu, of Hartford. The summary is as follows: Gossip. Jr.. b. 3.. E. W. Bow- duin, Hartford. Conn ....... r it B, 3.. r. 3.. Herman for, New T0 ENCOURAGE PUBLIC SPIRIT. The lovwalk Issuer or rascaaataqaa llalan. last load-y light. The Cbautaqua Union, Rev. Dr. D. Ii. 8sward,prcsideut, has had a most enjoyableserics of meetings during the past eight months. and. after their how pitablc custom, they invite their friends to the closing meeting of the season. . [earth Class Postmaster-a. be“ t J. I. Layton called the teachers nest londay evening, in the South Nor- W ssuuiorox, June lit—The ‘ oil owing :1 ugmmtommp a...” raring"? to ~ and 'mtruduced Rev. 0. ll. walk Congregational church. Undoubt. were fourth class postmastersappointed: uuflm “NW" N, W , m ediy the Rev. onscreen the bet- N": 4-mbumncmmiohn xightsawhhn m to his huec.but Bud. w on 0 present, , _ Reynolds. turns. with “I. m Reina: Dickermsu. a former infm man 1" ‘0'” 0" '0‘“ ”Mn NWle-Owrsvflomflinst-rmum my '°‘ ’“ "um M'M' whenthetsstimony of IiDeuchhepruc doadddrugduhwssadmittedfintow» i tothelatmssa‘gthehournotheard. testimony Mrs Emily Reagan, matron of the Central Police station at Fail River,provadto|bee sensation “Ten '" Il.)lood.”whaths may“ ' ' W "Nib-allusionlndcniledmsoclflse Uniefltdwuhtheroom. Ussicwru lruny roomlwaswalltnsbyrhsnxnnwhenlhearvi loudwloashddc. Isteppedlnthedoor. I oahcrleftsideontheenfa. Ilu‘urri sndashsloves theold town hewilibe suretotrausmit some of his admiration for it to his audience. While looking back over Norwalk'a past the society daircsio gisucnat its possibilities for development as well. Thcilon. B. G. Northrop has beense- cnred to speaker: the vsiueof public improvement. Dr. Northrophas writ~ tens pamphlet giving the reasonswhy Willis W. Holcomb. Bristol Springs: Henry Williard Adair, Lorna; Dclplsin B. Mount. headache. squint-flat of the school. with a lmusnccohound Websta's International Wyudstsndnsa iokenofap- we!» long and faithful ser- vice. Though greatly surprised, lir. Dickma made a short speech, in Mbovinced much kindly feeling ndiatmcstiutheschool. llr.andlfrs. Tollsaprofideda most bountiful colla- tion. 'I'hcgatherhrgwasadecidsdsuc- The next race, the 2M clam, wu won by Walter A., owned by (I. lscngworth, of Wyoming. It. I. IN CLIP SIX DAYS. MoAiiistcr. Mohlllstervilir; Samuel ll. Sironb. Penn's Creek: Henry Pensyi. Siouins- tou; Israel Tennis. Than-mm A led-l tor the President. Wasmrcros. June iii—Daron Fara was presented to the president by Secretary Important changes at the (leasing Bath'- _ Gresham under his new title as cmbsasa- her say he mums Idehs’ cordrah' 'ty and «In; at iris-Ire. one town mderl'lslf'rcm angina in profit calms-$1123; r3311 that ceremony" 311‘»; I “ 1?:va giran m away. You‘ll see that . z _ 'ty which run to my my , e r minister, in he a 1'0! '0 “I. ' _ 1 ' Whig. making cveryom first? at TheIr‘rrnliési'enccmaniacalofut:e (in; gags. lie I“. mmiwduzum of a“ mm of “tm'pmnm .0 “I, lungs and in reply: I dulnt gin you home. Thruway mil“! rve ucctlcu sinus! and “'1 e of w.“ all over the U cited Stain to ac presidents magnificent medal commemo- “n" credit forthe mannerin which they so- oommodsted the goats, making two extrstlill to South Norwalk to bring themcver. The fifth anniversary of the wedded Ila o! Inandlrs. Tlimnml". Belden, of Winnipuk, was observed by them H nighghamostenjoyabie manner. Airgunumberof guesiawcrc present, nudist-ad lulleldcnrcccivedmany Mysore. Among the gucsis wchiiilarsd WillismPerry,ofBrook- lyulrs. Balm and fighter.“ Iaggisandlellielney,lsmie8bcehsn, liss’Aikin, the llisses Camp, Ilissm liaissndlmbTroy,Amsndva defunct-Lumen,“ Florence during the week beginning August H. For the past two years the encampment has covered a period of eight days. it will now occupy but six days, chiefly with a view of curtailing expenses. Accompanying the orders for the en- campment will be others ordering the election of an additional major to each regiment, who will appoint on his stall a sergeant-major and the other necessary nonvcommissioned staff officers. The matter of limiting baggage with theviewofhecpingiiqnor and beer out of camp, will, it is said, be more careful- ly considered than ever before. Captain W. B. Bowen, U. S. A., will be on duty during the entire week and will pay special attention to instructing the men in guard duty. Following the usual custom it will in all probability be named Camp Morris, in honor of his excelleucy, the governor. 60'!” LESS THAN 'I'IIIR'I'Y CENTS. The Sisters Wore Angry. blasts and Emma Borden, aim this scene the witness said, sat for two hours and parted without speaking. Duringthe time Mrs. Reagan was telling the story that was so significant. Haste Borden leaned far forward, her head over the shoul— der of Mr. llcliuson. Her face did not change in espre-iou except that it becanm flushed. 65:? When Mr. Jmnlugs cross examined Mrs. Reagan, hewantedto know if sheeouldrer member what had is the alter noon. 'nrewiinra ted. after a hum of question. an incident which while lira unis was under her was. she-aid shewas not sure if it wason the same day of the quarrel or another day that she told [Jule Banker that she, Lissie. could not break. an egg in her hand in a certain way. hints said she could do it. and Mrs Reagan said she could not. Then they bet u on the result. and Lluie tried tobrrmh the egg in the manner indi— cated. Emma Borden was, there at the time. Lizzie tried to break the egg and failed. She remarks-i; "first is the first thing I over undertook to do that ldiIlu'l do." BM was ash-d if she had told any re porter about the quarrel between the sin tern She said she had not, but that she had characterised the matter as a quarrel when rrportars called u bar and asked her if there was any trut in it. She said the Rev. Mr. Ruck Inked her to . (lengths: the story of ihequsrrd wesrrue. tru rd you ever any that the story was not e ”I did m.ll Shewas asked if the Rev. Dr. Bush had come to her with a paper for her todgu denying that the story was true. sin said the Rev. Mr. Burk had asked her to sign the PCP". III! said it would heal the rel» “which at that timeesistcd between relive oi the four hundredth anniversary of the discovery of America. The medal is of massive gold. about 4 inches in diam- eter. ’ Tan ”In lore cl Arbumlon. WamisororIJuns r5.—omcisn at the state department are of the opinion that the argummts of counsel before the Bohr ins res arbitration tribunal will be con- cluded within the next i0 days. and that the decision of the arbitrators will he an- nounced by Aug. 1. TO WALKER'S RESCUE. tears In the Troops Isas Anal-st th heel lam Basin-n, Minn. Jnnslthompany D. Third United States infantry, arrived here and started for larch Lake. Doerne, who lives near the reservation is here. He says Dr. Walker resisted an at- temptof an Indian to take some whisky, and when the I advanced upon the doctor the row a revolver and shot the Indian in t mouth. Dr. Walker. the wounded Indian and three Indian police are ft in cnsbullding,;which is surrounded Its. hows by courier irom the reservation is to the client that the Indians have thrown out a double line of pickets in the direction :gsrh Rudd! and are preparing to do list in mganizing Village Improvement societies. As the Independent has well mid “Honey judiciously expended for suchimprovemeuie would, in time, come back by thousands and millions. Those towns which begin the earliest and work with the most libsniity and taste will be themost populous and prosperous." The Century magazine. itself an author- ity on such topics, speaks as follows: “Mr. Northrup has done a great service to the country in dimeminstlng informa- ticnouthuosnbjeets.‘ ” lfallccm- munities would give themselves up to his leading and share in his devotion, they would dos good thing for them- selves and (or the country." no I". W. I. Inlet! DMaiuod. The West End Presbyterian church, Ono-hundredand-fifth street and Am- sterdam avenue, New York city, was filled with a large number Tuesday night to wit near the ordination of the Rev. William Russell Bennett. The service was begun at 8 o'clock, the Rev. Dr. William R. liarshaw, moderator of the Presbytery, residing. Dr. Harshaw made a few remarks, and the Rev. Dr. Chauncey W. Goodrich read from the saiptures. after which prayer! mediated by the Rev. Dr. J. 8.?stersnn. TheRev. Dr. Francis Brown, of Union semilmvy. presciwd the sermon. The Rev. Dr. Harshsw asked the constitution! question. The ordain- iug prayer was cdeved by Rev. Dr. John Balccm Shaw,paetor of the West End church. The charge was delivered by the Rev. Dr. Charles L. Thompsoumtthe ladiron Avenue Ilemorial Prubyterisu church. ’l’hebeuedictirmw-prouounced by theRov. Ir. Bennett. Ir. Bennett istoheamistautpastorto the Rev. Dr. Shaw. Although only five years old, thiechnrchisslrcadyoneof the largest in the city, having a membership of over $0. whileitsfiuudayachoolhasovor'loo pupils. Ilr. Bennett preached at the First Congregational church recently. Heisaformev resideutof Norwalk. Ir. audlrs. Smith Educative. Orcut, It. and In. Edwin Carter, Ira. John laden, Isa. John London, Ira. Prank E "2. Burglars Bar. Holes in linear (lo-rod Beekers' lousy Drawer. Conrad Becker’s grocery store on Washington street, was entered by burg‘ Isrs some time beth il o'clock last night and daylight this morning. 'l'hethieves got iutbe store through the faniight over the front door. which llr. Becker leaves open. They had an inohbit with themnning it to horse hoiein thefrcntof the money drawer, which they were probably afraid toopcu onaccouutoflheaiarmbellattach- meat. licences-tn! in opening it in this manner, they borcd four other hula in the counter over the drawer. and by insertiugakuife binds. forced back the fastener. They secured le- than thirty cents. helped thmuselvu to some cigars and went out the back door. Willem 8tateswmtcrasadotherinviiedguests had a merry dayat the Pcnham club, Narragansett bay. 'l‘nethy. Senator Iliiner wasthshost. Ponbam is one of the most delightful spots on Nam gansettbay. Theciubhousisena highblufl. Mywmthecinbhileid bin-Jud tho intuiorwssartisticly arrsuaedwithpiantsandcutilowers. . IiwDaisyBJcadderutertsinedthe “unscathlluwaikflighsehool. d a few fiends, I-t night, at her his. I W“ strut. Dancing and p.- w-w mjoyed until a late bur. Ibflcaddsr wasamitcd inm- oeivisghergnratsby lliss Edna Calls» way,“ Wautdeld, N. J. A tempting will hardly be able to cope with the whole The soldiers was m Indian earn WrothtpolntbyAgmtRudeeofths Mm. IraWalherand her daughterwsre in ”assaults, on their way to W 1” news or Dr. Walker’s rapture t ravens reached them. ‘I’heyarsnow humaudIJuie. M to the reservation M are "I said I would go down stairs and ash ' , lav-hat Hilliard lbout it. Iwcnt down e to the marshal about it. andssid that i would tall in he would attend to the " told Dr. Bush to attend to hip Bridget Sullivan was recalled to the I“. ‘1. "My took up the old blond W handkerchief that has! been ioIltd MWMyofIfl. licrdrnaisdheidit so ridsrt mold are It. handlevchid was tint)" asked the Ill.-I|thr W.P¢rh. Chasing. ”halibsslafiwarmflnbertfl. Milk—cl W.lloyt.Jr.,BenAn- mmmwwmvn WW. Prsece and lies Cora Makes" was married Wednesday " answered Brilliant. “is what )lra. Deeds- mad as a duster." the hassle Acid Pei-s. Eli Betta was called alter that. lie was that Mario purchase pvu acid from But before he could go on and tail that, there was obirctiorr w it bribed.» It" Tell, Jane lily—At the suggestion of Protesser II. B. limos- ot the New for p at the sad the Miniseriycfflnuth Norwalk. fllmflubey, of New Haven, was . the groom's inst man. Duties of county Id:-.lsalslwn. The following hill regarding duties I" iors licensed anykind tosell mirito none-ad intoxicatingiiquorsis denied. AMI-r (IBM fromssambarot aathorltisstomalatain Magnum Hr. loony finished his-taunts», suythl prvrloas A I was“. rig to sg. was Wmmum med!” bars ri— F umishing Goods! the Latest Novelties in m ovwmonwunsvusvunr mun. liliiiliilli IIIII “WWI“ M. .. , rennin Irma. Keephgpeoewiththeflmwearealwaysalert and wide THE~ your of goods which weoflerforyourin- unlity rs ev ’ ,we place on role, 10 some of the altru- tions w 'ch we are oflerrng' week. Ladies’Vests inJerseyltibbedandfiummer llerino long 01’ short sleeves, or sleeveless, 5e, 10c.,12;c., 21c, 23c, 393-. 49e- M.— Llsdies’ Shirt Wuists, white, black and colored. in calico. cambnc, lawn and satteen, at 29c, 39c. 496.. 75c, 89c., 930» 31.09, 81.49. each. ~_..___. Infant’sundChiidren’s lluslin Bonnets and mm, at on, 19c., 25c. 356., 49c. PARASOLS. Special values in fast black. sattcen, giorin and silk Sun Umbrellas, in 24 and 26; inch, at 75m, 8%., 98¢, 81.25.. 81.39., 81.49., 81.75., $1.93., $2.49., $2.69. KITCHEN DEPARTMENT. Something new in green tinted glass ware, in 4-piece sets. and water sets, at 81.39; Berry dishes, at 49c. and 59c.; also 1,000 Tumblers, at 2c. each; largest size oak frame Window Screens, at 490 each, smaller sizes both in width and height, at 39c. and 35¢. each; )0 dozen screen doors. 2 ft. 10in. by 6ft. Bin. 01' ’2 ft. 8 in. by 7 it. at 98¢. each We are also showingn very line line of Easels and Pictures suitable for wedding presents. or gifts of any description. —oo‘-—— DOM ESTICS. 300 doz. Linen Towels, 4 for 25¢. Our entire line of Ladiee’ Calico Wrappers, at cost. 5951'? 83 Washlirgton Street. 1 EH]. “I ILSTIIE. Prop. "I-I.KRIEGER, Millinenjii illoaks. Wearenow showinganclegnnt line of Summer Styles in Trimmedandllntrimmedlints. Leghorus and Chip Flats arc theprevarling styles for the summer, and we are showing a complete line of these goods. We also haven full line of Ladiés" Sailor lists in Sonata Braids, Milands and Swiss Straw in all colors from 250 'to $2.00. Ahaudsomeassortmewtofladies’flilkWaietainl’lsids, Stripes, Navy,0ardinalandlilack, from ‘ $3.75 to $6.50. Onehundred douew Ladies’ Waist-s. coupling qualitiesandacftmateriahailshsdes, lathe newest cheokastripndfiilt! firm and pialn ”tailored grounds 390 up to $l.75. k.“ W H. KRI’EGER, .mmr 9e Washingtognswt. ‘, will offer special inducelnmits to buyers of 1 f _ Wall Paper for one week, counnencing' flat- urdny, 20th. Another case of those in; priced FRINGE” SHADES, finished complete, for l w 29 cents. Arrived today. Ainrgs'stockof Social-Holland Caries Pit constantly on hand.‘ All New Goods. ‘ We buy for cash and soil at the lowest cash basis. House Mover. Buildings movud in dispels. order. H“ II OI”! iwumssm at.“ mt andrecentiou. Repair-3mm orders 1 attended a“??? m “corner ‘ht‘IGOD—TO Whyiideelicinil i. Iran's you will ride tasted. and If. wenhiathedeal. Bm-sasflhs Victor Pasa- matis'l'irslsadstaeaay stun-“Isaiah rs pairing.“ loser tabs ”Bethesda “lather-n. lore-s. so worry aeroplr ”Isl-Ir)» ism-road ration. “w j " ‘ GREGORY ”Madam. a an it. Iwitlv‘less W, BASIILINE 810; . TEI‘ "“"'“" “ 'b WA Best mam n the beach-Whiz" on. srovns assume-d1, and PailirIs' Smite -
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