Semen Doors.
‘ All Houserumismng Goods "at
" STURTEVANT’S . BARGAIN HQUSES,
NORTH. MAIN AND AN STREETS. SOUTH NORWALK. ‘
lair omen-u.
’ns. alum rwo cartoons
All urn IN roan“. “
Ihslrlathsr Ausseduilniag'lus-
audtheal’sylsgtoflsm—lt lalsldo-
mudlumfitfislaysoftho
km,“ ,7 *
'l‘hellewYorkm this morning,
u$mta oi how William
‘ 4 A but yummy-tourism
‘ "manningtwoofhiechild-
' ,geuthowhethsnwent insaue,andat-
‘Whouuuuit suicide by jumping
'feuithewiudcwof his home; how he
wuhustledofltoa hospital. wheretwo
*women, onsottbsm hlsoldestdaughter.
Ira. Horace W. Allen, of Norwalk, ob.
talnedpoumionoftbeman by signing
the usury papers agreeing to take
careandprovide for him, and that he
wmnowinth’nplace.
luPhflhmacccrdingmtbereports,
chimedthatoaJulyllherhusbandtook
twodthechlirarnsying hewasgolng
to visit relatives in Norwalh. He re-
turned a few days later without the
childreu.aud lirsJ’hlllips sayshetold
hershe wouldneversee tbemagain,as
he had drowned thechildren in Long
IslandBouud. Shcbeoamebadlyfright-
snsdaudfmriugdie wuinsannhebad
himtah'mtlothehoepitahv ‘
'l'hh morning a 811mm reporter
hunted up orient Hr. Phillips' daugh-
ters, In. Horace W. Allen, who re-
sidm over Btnrtevaut’s store on North
lain street. She-aid the presem lire.
Phillipawashsriathc'sseooudwilenbst
ahehad abused him shamefully, pawning
nearly all the household iurnitureand
her clothing,in orderto get moneyto
mtisfyherappetite for liquor. lire. Al
len said her father had been married
twice. ,Holmdhadiivechildrsnbyhh
firatwife,andthreehythepresent lira
Phillips. Hedetermined some timeago
totaksthechildrsu away iromtbeir
mother, and brought the two oldest.
Willie,aged ulne,andland, aged-ix,
Jo thh city. Theyare at presentwith
‘UrltfiarleaWeed,8econdavenne,East
Norwalh.anotheroilfr.Pbillips‘daogb-
ter. Ire. Emu Andrews, the slum-
tiouistofliorwalkJs alsohie daughter.
In. Allenaaidheri'ather was staying
at her house, but to-daywas withhis
twochfldrmqusstNorwalk.
lathlathoiaa‘l'allao lynos'autsf
Weduaday morning about half-past
uinawmdwasrccsivedatpolica head-
quarters instamford,aaystheAdvcoate,
tintamanwasgoingabont towutrying
topassaforged check. Sheriflllolster
andOillcasO’Brieuaudlliokayssarched
forhimabouttown nntilahouthalipast
ixthatevsniug.whllthey taught bins
in froutot chkle‘sehoeatoreou liain
street. Behadvhitsdbetwesn tennnd
llilaau mloonaendmvorlag topmths
check,hutaonsorthsmniuthaplaoes
hovisitedwouldcashit. Howould walk
into a mloon and order whatever he
wanted: aftcdriuklng ithewould odor
thecheehlu payment,whbb invariably
waarefuaed. Thacheekwaedrawnnp
onlhsCharterOshliationalBankfi-rt—
ford,forilftydollars.andwasmadepay-
abletoararlmlexendrich. Thatisthe
lament tlumanwhowss arrested,as
wasprovsubycardswhlchhehadabont
him. 'l'heuameJ.B.liaroaewassigned
nettle eheeh. W practically
admitted more; after u- arrest.
lie-id thathewould not have donoit
lfhehadnotbaeuundertheinfluenceof
liquor. lameshaupposedtoheailaw
iordmaautlmulclieudrhkmysao.
‘It‘ia thought thatcheudrlchisthe
man who. (It Tuesday,awhallsd tailor
M J. Brynee,oftheborough,out
«(ti-normsymhguasm
(Mich. ‘
ummmummw.
invitations reading as follows have
benrocivedbynayflmareddsats
otfloflhlorwalk:
lies-rs Multan-s hit-lob
......autnleustsgdsnhi.Julislasala—
dso.
“WM
Ickrln
”geisha. ”
i‘
mwinhowvsdatdu‘eloehla
thehetelM'm
Wm...
Whitmuull...
m mm was ,
mum
mush cuss-I nuns. ras uses.
m olthe Fourth lulu-t.
Golan! Frat has heed the following
general orders pertaining to camp. from
:3“an of the Fourth rqimsnt,
In compliance with G. 0. No. 8, brho
ads headquarters, June to, 1m. this
command will u’smbls, in due. uni-
form, at the State military rendezvous,
Nianljc. on Houday. Augut 2), lets,
not latertbanlo a. m..mraslrdays'
tour of duty and instruction. Knitted
mm will appear fully armed and equip.
pod, and will take with them lsggins,
white trousers and white glove. Field
and stall odlcsra will appear mounted.
Commanding officers of organisations
will make requisition for transportation
on or before July 80th inst. Baggage.
beyond that carried bythemen intheir
knapsacks, will be limited to two chests
for each company, and one valise or
small trunk for each officer. The quar-
M is charged with «9an strict
compliance with thh requirement. Trans-
portation (or hors- iorileld and stall
use will be furnished from regimental
Moan-e.
Commanding oflcma will have their
books in camp prqiared fa thorough iur
epeotiou;
, A school 0! instruction will be held at
the regimental headquters in camp,
from 1 to 2 o’clock p. m., every day, ex-
cept Monday and Saturday. All odioers
and nonccommimioned oflicers of the
regiment. not engaged on other duty,
will attend each session of the school.
Muster pay-rolls completed in strict
accordance with requirements must be
delivered at the adjutanhgen‘eral's ofiice,
in the field on Saturday, August 20th, by
10 o'clock a. m.
Commanding oillcers will make morn-
ing reports to the adjutaut immediately
upon arriving on the camp ground.
Commanding odious of companies will
receipt to the brigade commander iortbe
tents occupied by their commands, and
will be held responsible for any defacing
or other injury to the tents.
Flues ior absence, or for unsoldierly
conduct, or for disobedience of orders,
as provided by section”. lilitia law,
will be imposed by commanding omens,
who will see that their collection is rigid-
ly enfomed.
Major James Sheridan will command
the Pilatbattaiiou. which will remit of
Companies E, K, B and l; lajorCharles
W. Hendrie will conunaud the Second
battalion, which will consist of Compan-
ia l“, G, D and C.
FOUR TRACKING.
Plans for This Great Project are not you
Completed.
First Viool’resident and General linu-
ager Tuttie aye in relation to the four
tracking of the New York division:
“Our plans forthis great projectare
notyet completed, butafewol tbecon-
tracts have been awarded. At present
Bridgeport is the only obstacle.
"We shall put through that city a sys—
tem like that leading into the Hartford
obition. We shall have the tracks almat
two stories above the surface. The in—
tented abolition of the many grade crem—
ingn there will mmpel enchaa elevafiou
of the four tracks.
"Weestimatetbecoetdthh work at
$3,500,000. 'i'hosoil of (bnnecticut, so.
psclally along our route between Bridge-
port and New Haven. is very uneven
and rockyandinsome'placeshasastesp
slope. The out of four trunking on
such laudisagreatuncertalnty. loan-
noteven ventureague- as to the cost
outside of the present work between New
Haven and Iiiford and the prupectlvo
work at Bridgeport.
"it will be a colossal sum, estimat-
ing $100,000 a mile, which is the will
for every mileof tracking between New
Baron and Milford.
“The seventy~three miles b New York
from New Haven at this rate alone
which will houses the big ss-
eoueidersbly, althought i want my
in:
ore-Ilsa
dull“.
“mom 3”-
lltltl or. soon on. n 3 mm
sense monsters is we
noumnssm or ran on.
loeadlugthetrfllslouss—Oat-s‘lowu
Ylsltars'ho comm-souls!-
ltyolOltyaadlorosghlo-es.
Newton 0. Graveshssreearasdilum
lontrsal, where he attsndsdthoChris'
tiauEndeavorcouvsntion.
ou the way to the World's Fair, scoot-v
psnlsd by lfiss lyrtls'llutteu, oi Plain-
lleld.
L. P. Poole, oi Dsnbury, fatherly of
South Norwalk, was in townysstsrday
calling on his old friends.
lire. 0. ll. lane and daughter, of
New Haven, are visiting ilr. and lire.
P. N. Smith, oi Bayvisw avenue.
lii- Clark, of Dsnborr. i- W‘ M
parents, Captaiaand Ira. 0. EM,“
lerwin street. She will return home
lira. m“ 3. Barber”! l'ieruce,
lean, who has been the guest of her
daughter, lira. Charla Dilwortb, of
Norwalk, returned home this aitsrucou.
lira. Frank Smith, of Brooklyn, is
spending the summer with her mother,
Ire. Bailwitz, on Adams avenue.
Him Lydia A. Senor. of lain m,
Nor-walk. has returned from a visit in
New Jersey.
Mr. and lire. Alice Cole, of lupin
dreet. are atthe World's Fair.
C. Ford Seeley, of Hartford, formerly
of Norwalk, will spend his vamticuat
lake George. starting neat week.
Ira. C. A.Iaybnry.of San MO»,
is visiting her mother,“ 0. F. Os-
borwof East avenue.
'l'homasW. Bollas,of Brooklyn, lea
gusstoi his condo. George W. Allen. of
Chanel street, Norwalk.
Ira A. P. Hinton and later Freeman
Jim. B. 0. Jericho! Union Parh,who
has been seriously ill, left town tars
noon forbsrold home in Norwich, ac.
companied by her mother. Ira. James
H. Olcctt, who has been vidting her.
Ir. Judd want as far as New Haven
with them.
Ire. John F. Colby and daughter
lamie, of Summer street, have been
visiting friends in Ilddlstowu, N. Y.
TbslhssWatklns,of Grace diesels
rectory, will spud thssummernpthe
Hudson.
Ira. Jot-Wooster, wife of Prof.
Whithhc, and son John, will sail for
England Saturday. In Whittaker
tskesthelrip icrthe bonefltoiher
health.
lira. Walter Eran-sh and baby and
-Ii-B~ieflhordiche,twomof
Thomas F. and W. it. Wihou, luvs
arrived from Chicago to spend a few
weeks whh them.
Ira. ES. By'mgtonaudeou,“ ilartv
lord. are v'uiting Conneiimauaudlrs.
A. G. Judson, or Quiet-d avsaas.
Hrs. 'i‘. 8. Herbal, of West avenue,
will leave for Newport Ionday to spend
the summer there.
llr.andlrs.'l. 8. lorhon and chit
dreu will summer at fihlppau Point,
Stamford.
Ira. S. 8. Rhodes,
Ila Smith, of flampstsad, L l., are the
audlrs. ll. I.Roae,of0anpstsoet.
Il- liattis Hoyt, ofDauhwry,bthe
street, Norwalk.
Ions-slalorwalhlsoolo-s
lhfiadieflellmf Beldfl avenue. ll
.. " : r ,'
, .
M .4.» .
"stow("flit'45";gest
.,, ‘ "w i ’ H ' .I 4
' «k W
spring Annduncentent.
“w
-
x
W5" have enema a complete
line out clothlns for Men’s.
Youths’. Boys' or . Children’s
wear. from the channel to, th
finest grades. . . _
TH! OHIOAGO VICTIM. . .
”wig“ incurs or III! can
Commonly u.-
fuurrsl of the wit
4%
”We have just finished our
of birch, drawn horror.
mulrmmm'zrvmmm “Wkwmlmsdiatls'la.
“lemmas-”counselor
presentsmlaeorn u ottllsGol
and, under can. “may, h . leslollbdasy—loeoesefthsm-I
marshal or the W Vise-ads M
will uraishsd sync
3.. ‘ a
eldss mthsrswlllheeaehelvissoeio ”NW”. ll. truly W near
rm» whichthelsud had more mmwwmmumm
Csvomoulssufthscatholleehurehwill lul- ln flu his?» nu!- ” dill b
heldutherharsh of Rev. l'athselllssheu, eludes wise owls-riled bodies. 'i’hedmd
from throne to Oskwood cemetery. are;
of goods which are
the relief of the whimsndorphsus.
The seventeenth body recovered was
ltlvsly identified aslhatof Charlaw.
ing as lieutenant of HuginsCom ' No.
4. World‘s lair brigade. my
Mm so lamentable deleymflsaslblros ”1".”473» mas. spear-oar ass-t
UDIES’ SPBIIG illl
accounted mlupsollielslismm force of oiled "Messier-isomers. Os
lsbmm with s Morrofteamsaudasalauy ii? and client'-
freightranwsrv put inlessrvlesattho «Inh-
scene of the holocaust to pt the foul
smelling innit. vegetable», nest. u’“
products and ethergooderstlodbrthe worse
live away trace the White City. Year-sass
men were put at work wd the of
guards was really superfluous, mite
odor from the rules was sdllslsutgssrd
against the encroachment otvlsltors.
CARL scrioez's mace
loss-o and on???” leothsr In
2;;
ii
yd..ehoieeatolcpsrysrd.
V ”mid;
is the occlusion srtlclsstlstmlgbthsvs
fl , , aldrd ‘ihn' the identification were will llnd them very cheap.
CHICAGO. July H. - A sensation was
saussdiathsiassusrourt hersbylhssaes
of Catherine eaten, who. it was muss ”I‘ll“. 8° “‘h’ worth double.
under oath, is a niece of Carl llehura,
former secretary of the interior. The
young women, according to the nldona,
was shipped 1mm Hamburg, Germany,
l1 relatives, and arrived in New Yorh
the some Miss diary layiandar,
The following were injured: ever bought for 25¢.
chsrlsszllis at lire Durham. d on
four weeks ago, when she wandered for to mm m rlrht
days without cure. At last her brother. m3.» sever'sly leis-ad. “Imago...
Fritz Sober: at that city. sent her on to cover.
Chicago,and she was louud in a pitiful ‘ ”II
iloilaud of New Durban
condition bytbrvollos.
some" of
train; had shall trutersdstbassand
“When in brother, "my More of m '1‘”, ,“‘°"' mud “M “M”
. ybournr avenue, was «rd of the ('sots a,’ tab .5...
mr he brought ha to ills curiae lwo I'm“ " d m' M M
vital. Asshowas not a resident of the inhalants-amines" ’33:!!th-
citandge Brown refused to sscdhsr to mimics-q City; osllav teas tree—
au asylum. llsr breehrrileary refused ”WWW-“1W.
t. m m M1,“. .5. m m a. crarmlflf“ tegivs res-tabs“
bmthrrthorhcirsofdolagbsttererhrlsg "
indicted for Mum. The woman
hashernlaeaas for years,lttssaid. The
brothsvdusllytsstho-asswq.
war. a»... sore ('oulotnsil was.
lir'rrrm, July il—‘i'br sale in Ward's
bunk st Fora-trill:- hao been opsusdet last.
only “i in 6805 V“ Inflow“, ml] ill ’“m y. a" M [rm mu. I. I,
rtlvrrautl Vflyfewmrmelmw-sulbcwsytol'auhflllnaasethb'
were found Cmilcates representing srvv . scalp wound and lag mass.
mi t shares of stirring eteth, V. Buoydmflsumw:ks
which are considered vsluolns. are all the broken.
onsets now ham. The known lisbllllise M ‘5 ll """l- “5"" I‘M ““5““
on somewhat ever own», it “doubtful 37¢.“me “m" 3'" “m I“ m”
lilhedspoeitors will rverrrerivs answer Hosts 9"“, (W, 0' ”mm; w
“WH‘M' ‘ _ , “Muflwfromshoeh. flown
' " ' " . saberway «reusable,
‘ normaullnrlaafirsrh mflvrrlnn sldwihol HI "I ‘L
((iltlli D.lud.,July it At liomviilo. l. m .1 0. M4 m“ 3, gm
but. ‘- mew-l mam ran luau-ruler hsdeussl hissemsbreheaaadssvevslrsbss.
height. We libirlry sud lkmhhaah, and Ilse. M's Mt hues was traetussl
regiment! mm, our fatally hurt. M W at '04 lo“ M their :Nld'sdsub
Araflosldbomlrogthvmm ”MWM‘V.” “'W
hm momenta! in l omit, A also ”a.“
named Rayburn: of er Albany, in chum ' c’ Mb.“ M M the "'m
of sooth" war at Mesa, was billed. '
hassling for flood (Outlaws.
Blooms», Joly Made a result of the
battle between a poses and the Mining
outlaws to Win-emetic moly. Va. Colsod
"rum Flemming. the lends” of these»
lesions gun a. are "ports-l dead. The dead
me are Mug hm luhldlog by theirpolo
(Mom on scorching for the Miss and
hunting down the vase of them»
A low totally m
(firestorm, July l..~'s‘h lhr lush-cad
mm trench M the convent of Xotre
[mm ssvsrul of the anus seturaisgiate
are daily.
~weeeall more or is. littered,
lira lllshaslwas cut collie head: Vanni-was
unload ou the chub: Jails. l0 yearsoid. arm
and lag (radars-l; Lilly. thigh fractured and
i
My.
W'hlhstsadhishoyofllswharg; ens
Seniimal Inventory
andasisueushwellndmsnybrokenlm, m
lcohigloeuitus. Consequentlywesboli " ~
dunnglhemtwwhgivesomevsrysnticingbeminp—etow
ofwhicharcasfollows. Weesnuotenumeratethem allatthis
writiug,sowewouldssy.give usscall duringthe next‘l'days,
andyouaswellaswewillholhbebenelited:
W
Wearegoingto 1.le allthat formerly sold from $3.98 to
“.mandclcsothemontatufis. Tbovetbatsoldfromullsto
s7.oo,willbsclosedoutstfl.oseach.
llotfaucystripsuphyrine clothsplendid goods for shirt
waists,summerdusses,stc..iyd.wids,worthtlocper yard,to
close,6cperyerd;3pcs.all wood Bed Flucnd,21cperyard;25
pcaiancystrlpe Serhnofdiflcrentvalueairom 74c to 10¢ per
lwsettsehildren’slloe,ltakesud8pods.st10cpersett. Le
lhemdigiulhedlrtforitiehsaitny.
lMflbeuernSceechflOdeeorated 10 pa. Toilet Soils,
a.» salt. We havecheapsroncs, butinquirc for thrs lot; you
lwIaunchBaskets,gocdsize,9ceach;1001 qt. on. Fruit
500 Glass Coffee Canisters, lie each; 300 Parlor Brooms. Buy
oneforllcendthencompare them with any broom you have
100 Children’s Pails [and Shovels. Stop hero and get one
when on your way to Revlon, 7c complete.
500 Towing Forks, Reach; 10 per all wool lianchester Chel-
lies,15c yd ;100doz. CrochctCotten, 309 yda.. be ball; 10 doz.
Tray cloths, bemotitched, stamped, and epool marking cotton,
12m, and lots Mother values which will beplaced on our countv
83 Washington Street.
_" x; ‘ ‘1
orwmcuwnmveavznr mm
Allthe latest Novelties ln '
Furnishing W, Goods!
wan Peril}
aluminium II nus ‘
J.T.Prowillllo
96 Washington St.
South Norwnlk.
offer their entire stock of
Slillill ilCKETS.
Wall Paper)
at_50per cent. lees than regular
m, _.
Salem commence... i
ThursdayJuntil
a
‘l’katbeaiumswillbsat-ecasd.whiehlaeeu— ‘
dutodoftheiairesrprlnolplas. Duringthsm
tryiagdallthueswswant you to know that
we aronotforwrtting thossquailtlss thataro
needful to our continued .13.. Straight
wortmuality first. full weightand lea-Ire.
We are not-oiling atleas Meg—”are
closing many things at elm margin" of
proItthaawsbarodons. Wowaatlulte
tryurnsmehenlsurrthiagtlntvarlsaao
”incur-eternal!» maths-Myer
‘mfim’ncnhaay lupnhaeoflhern.
I bemusewahcli :etbsrbear outnur recom-
mendiureal merit. But it is not what we
ny..muehaswhalthecustomerhastc.y,
audwsimpurtuuemtotry than. Wow-ant
waddrouruametolhcllst or thcaewho
suoaklntboirpraise. ‘l'hrraareyaoplslathb
towawhohuyncthlngof abut their“. 1!
wohavsnotssrvedyouyettryournewodeua
null-pan. Noariasors. spoon. or crud-1.
Wreath-am Istnsnostnollcr.
nibbleteomstnt
u Itl'l’ll Illl ntitjf”
Lenoir
CELERY
VII ILSTYIE. Prop.
by
goals of the formsfspusutnCsptslo
guest of the lines (.‘holwsil, of High
Samuel Batty. lies Iabsl Vanda-r
host. li- lary Stuart aad Prowl
Beattyrsturnsd “my"mim
atflptoBednnJaheGoor'ndhahe
‘mm o ionic desired to prepare rrlmh'
manta . of them, Mr (Iotavia, light
rd or guardian ilrr'f, and it exploded, bum
may MW".
I "up" 1mm“ [filly-atone.
Illin’fls no it ml or break of negotiations.
Momma rm Mop Wort.
has stopped all wort novel
[wool
We
shod
low
on her so- terribly that she cannot survive
mm Yuma, July it 4th" mm trsuuit
anmmiulnnnvs decided not to great the”
lays "downhill rolled by the )tauhstura
mm p-my's minorities, but to lie Aug. l‘i
to the day mu M More which the mossy
van-r rith~-r:vev~orl« to moot the two “up
New inert, July is ~‘l‘he Tubs» says
this mmlm‘ that the filers-gas c—sl
flnmlmltm money to out of funds“
be ”lounges
I'm more user It linoleum
that the «mosey has hers alerted the
Sagan/lam 13y “tr—floss! lav:
[so mm Tissue-rt
dial st blots-s dry. its
to fit, Lake’s hospital. to
Mm
’l'wsatynsassf tbowosodsdwsre taken
Inn's you It! sits the “end Il-
wsrthlatbodssl. lsnaesstho'hesr hsav
mmunmmum lo
“on loose tho ”Wu
hsishfherh.
hologaounrasrseslrsheols-ortbo
fins-seal ell-g.
u use at. Isrwsl. m
GASOLINE STEVE:
dttholowedm
OiL STOVES
aadsllkiadsot
Widening.
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thick.
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let users amount-swans .
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