W and it Is now
Ia—alshasastthaloaaaatth-maas
last.
labor. July Lichlueh space on the
adiimiaipsgeaul lmvhn dailieais devoted
hmmentou though: in the house of
muons. 'l‘hs'f'imessoys;
luau“ nautical some qfl-wh.
haloshamtbsworuneolhislatestaehierr
meat. The same-ion of free debate byth
tyrannicalvoteol the maturity is worthiar oi
the French molatioaary convention thaa oi
thalnslhbhuuseotemnmons. ltisoertalnto
Wasn't demanding parlhrnent.
~l'ha Pall Mall Gasette (Conservative)
aaysnaderthe caption. "Mother oi Free
m"
leery Englishman rat-t tool the shame and
Ibsen. Nevertheless it cannot be said that
tho-em was out at kcepiugwilh thewhols
day of the home rule hill. When parliament
hubeen violently ravishedoi its freedom. it is
illato complain oreemuch beanie its petti-
eoats are soiled. Iir. uladstma minted the
home. and rabies set in.
TheSt. JameaGazstte and sereral other
'l'ory sheen contend that Mr. Chamber»
lain’s reference to Herod was to be applied
rather to Mr. Gladstone’s ilattnla than to
the prime minister himself. “Mr. Glad-
stone has turned the house of commons
into a burlesque oi parliament," says the
St. J '. "How then can heupeet the
members to act with dignity and self con-
trol!” _
The Daily News (Gludetonian) opponrs
to the opinions of the Tory organs this
flow of the trouble:
When the public learn how the dbtnrbanee
arose there will be a universal feeling of indig-
nation and regret that the most illustrious
atatesmanoi theagewas expand to use-hin-
who so than flung by unclumhorlain. To
comm Ir. Gladstone with the impious Herod
atlheawfnlcloae of his career metwith the
warmest approval or the mitten. To refer
to Mr. Chamberlain us Judas was an outrage in
be resented with violence.
DEADEY STOVE POLISH.
It ”Mod Old CM 'I’vo full“
and Injured Throa-
Pirrmno. July ill—Two persons are
dead and several others seriously injqu as
the result of a tire on the south side.
The dead are:
We Mitchell. aged 13 yearn.
Joe Russell. aged 25 years.
Injured: \
Charles McDonald. pmhably fatally burned.
An unknown Polish girl. probably totally
“Ar; unknown peddler. very dangerously in-
The firewas caused hyan explosion of
store polish. which the peddler was using
on the stove. The liquid exploded and
uttered the burning contents all overthe
room. Maggie Mitchell was burned to
(lath, and the others it is not thought can
recover. Charles McDonald was burned in
trying to rescue e woman.
Joe Russell lived on Eighth street, and
dead while running to the fire.
The fire spread rapidly to the sdjoining
rooms. and in less than 30 minutes the
building was in ruins. The building was
occupied by Frederick Wilson as a saloon
and restaurant
War-lips It harlot-Jim
St. John‘s. N. E, Jnlyfl-ltnmorehete
are to the eflect that the British warships
on this coast are instructed to he prepared
in case 01 ponlhle outbreak of hostilities
between England and France, owing to the
Siamese trouble. Conditions are peculiar
in this island. The mad heneh shore
question is the cause oi continual irrita-
tion. and the "cent action of the French
admiral in insulting Governor O’Brien and
leaving here abruptly is not calculated to
itaprovethe friendly feelings. At thepreo
at moment two French and two English
cruisers are on the French shore. A third
English ship is guarding the port.
no arm as. ta .lsn.
Pit-rennet. July m—Anstrolloll'gary
Consul Max Shamberg, in Pittsburg, ro-
celved from the courts of Prague the con-
fession oi Karl Smetana. a Bohemian. now
in prison in Prague for robbery. Karl
Smetana, while on his deathbed. confessed
that he had murdered a man named John
Wolkoshi in Pennsylvania in two. thathe
robbed him at all), with which he escaped
from the country. The confession also
states that a l’olander named Olkauskl
was convicted for this crime and is now
serving a l0 year sentence in either the
Eastern or Western penitentiary, although
he is innocent.
“yes In the taste-ea.
\t'oncse‘relt. Mass, July on. ~ Robert
“owe. a small sun of hire. B. A. flows.
poatmletrsas at Auburn, has dorelopeda
caaaotamallpou. Tbapoatoflua is iuons
room oi the house which the family occu—
,andtbaiaothar is taking cars of the
Miles attending to herofllcial duties.
The Worcester hoardoi health has ordered
the Worerater mm to reruns mall
iron: Auburn.
he on Vellum- Earned.
limrvoao, .laly m old Well-s
tavern on the Albany tanplh.ahonl four
I“. lreat this ally. was burned to the
ground. Therawere ill penoasaelsep in
ththoasswhaathelra hrohsoutwhoes-
esprdwithdilaalty. losing their sitsets.
“showmabouuwyearaeld.
MWDMM
.lylt-laataa
earnings-warmest".
It.» curds m—cnwt or Polle-
bas alawinlhrstatata
I. havelncreaeed warm to
other portions or the new.
FOR SALE.
ensues mass cnv SHAME.
unsung-samurai.
mwmmuwm
nae’s fists-ulnar:
andthstlcarnothadi’onnd
atlestadangeronsrival tor his chair.
ltismnchtwsoontodseide whethc
mmwuhhaay.
At the present time theeyesol the
bottlomshingworld aroturnedtoward
NewJei-sey. Theirglanoecentersupon
Woodbnry,for in that quitovillage the
destiny of the bottle blower may beeaid
tabs on trial. TheAshleyhottlemk—
ingmachinehaebeensetinoperationto
seoif it cannot do the work of human
hands and lungs and doit betterand
more economically. The machinewas
deeuihedbeforetbe Britishaasooiation
inlsso,when itwasstatedthathottles
had been made by the mwbine,qnite
oomplete,whicb’ had mildly been
subjected toaninternalpressnreotm
ponndstothe square inch. Thecareer
of the machine in England. we believe,
hashwnmoetnnfortnnate,butthisdoes
notat alldiminieh thointerest whichits
intrudnctionintoAmericahaseacited.
The advantages to hegained bythe
usooisuchumnoldnearemnchtoosolid
topermit smallohetacles to hinder its
sum The trial run at Woodhury
has hem fairly successful. The auto-
maticprinciple hasnotbeen developed
totbofnfloxtentintheeemacbineqhut
ithasbem carriedsofarthatoneman
andthreehoys—uoneofthemnecenarlly
skilled glasshlowers—cnn operate two
machince,esch of which is capable of
tnrningont two bottlesuminute.-—Pro
lessor (LB. Henderson inPopular Sci—
enoeMonthly.
tantalum-ids.
We regret toannounce the death of
thehighpriestoithemstthoripeage
of 92. To the eyeof faith hewas the
lastof the Druids. The prohuehew
bimonlyas Dr.WilliamPriceoi Lian
triesantduGlamorgauabirmandcharac'
terisedhrisnas"e most eccentrlcinsn."
It mnstheadmitted thattheywerenoi
altogether without excueefor this opio
ion. Heattompted to imitate the pontif—
ical nimentoi his predecessors in the
priesthood, wearing swholo fosskinon
hishead,alightgroon coat with trims
tomntchandaecnrlet waistcoat.
Asareproductionof Druidiccoatume
the profano mayperhspe be again es-
cused for thinking this a little uncon—
vincing. Evenhigh priests of the m
nronotwithout humanweahne-es.snd
Dr.Priceaignaliaedthietruthattheege
oi Bl by marrying his housekeeper, a
girloflll. Onemustaliowthstthisatep
isstmchofproeo in sochaeharacter,
bothorodeemoditshortlyafterwardby
atlernptingtobnrntho bodyofhisdead
childonsiumslpyrewldcbhemcted
inaaelghboringiiehl. TbeDrnidoonld
hardlytakeaccouut oi the constable-
Pallflalllludget.
“notional-Death.
ltiassiugnlar factthat three noted
meanwhalalhslalb
Whammmmjsw»
deterred"! there-shad
spousal-ten Des-her. At
thatthe ”notables-Haircu-
whh There
“- 4,“ n u v, r
..
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.Ww
mm. .
”I’D-Inhabi-
UV! mm m '
AWaIa-wuaaaslhalawlaem
flayhg'nhaW
hammlthas always lasa the
multitude-tongue peoplewhollva
tathenaunflastahrhhaaastwud
Wash.
about
toward children. Outside d the noun-
taineerstbese stwies havensrerreesivad
aedmceJmt swell hoownfatnilyliriag
on the York eon-by side at the Basque
bannaarareadytoaeespt the-1M.
ThetamilyeonslstsofJaeobLoamhlawiio,
udtwochiflremtbeymaatallttleglrl
Jyearsold. C arealwaysnuv
iiulin thatloeality,but
thanuaual. Thehayiagandharvatbanda
killed fromthrastoten adaydnringa
weekentbelaanfarm.
One day last week the little lyear—old
was playing in the fmnt yard. and her
moths mica! her sitting in a. gram
ncarthefrootgate. Every now and then
she would be hard laughing glselnily,
and Mrs. loan finallywalked out to see
whatwnsamnsing the ehiidaomneh.
When the little girl sawher mother oom—
ing.shecalled out tuber:
"Corns. mama-sand sea the linearpet
not!"
Atthesurnetlmeahehelduptohar
mhaasnnkqwhicbshe grasped in the
arid-lieu! the body.and which twistadnd
squirmed in the air. Mrs. Loan nw at
once that it was a eopperhead. Although
ahewas almost swooning with tarror,the
ebild'smotber aeted with rare princes!
mind. ltoceurredtoherthatiisbashow-
edheralarsn byeryiagout tothaehiidtha
latterwould undoubtedly become fright
ened,sndthscbaumthatwould naturally
foliowinherhaudlingor suddandroppi
cl themakemight anger the merits:
aralcauseittohite. With a great attest,
Hrs. loan-id ouialyandmaatngly:
"Fetehittomammmdear. Don’t hurtit.”
“But there’s two of 'em. "rs
plied the little girl. “I'll fetch ’em both."
She reached downaud picked upanother
copperheud that lay in thegrassandwhich
Mrs. hianhad not seen nndcometoddiiog
along the path toward her mother with
theta. She retained her calmnms,
when theehild waswithin acoupleot yards
ofherspoketohersndeaid:
"Put them on themdarling, and
letmammuseethem walk."
This-tented to plmetheehinand she
placaithe copperheads in the path. The
twosnakeecanght slghtotllra Imam!
instantly their mannercbannd. Thecopv
pnspotonthetopoitheirheads bean to
deepenincolor.» itdoawhenthiarnake
benraged.ondthey hothmanktowardtha
child's mother. showing great rage. The
littleflrl elappedherbandaandstarted to
catch theanaheesgxu’u. Tier mothernsshed
outoi thepathandamnndthesnskemand
matehingthechild upin her armsllswto
thahouseand into it,elnerd the doorhe
hind her and fell to the door in adead
faint. Theother child,a boySyenrsold.
wasin another room rnaklng akite. lie
heard thenoise at his mother’s fall and
hillttlesisteeeryingandran intothe
rem ills lather was atworh nearthe
house,andthebqunieklysumnmned him.
ltwas some time before the 1mm
oudud in restoring biswifa townscione
mandiearnedthecaoseolherswuming.
Formulaenwentintothayard,and three
thewpperheadawerestiiltbereandstillin
belligerent mood. Theyweresoon killed.
150th was theshoek to Mm. Loan that
she instill confined to her Maud the lit
tlogirl mourned forherdeadly playthings
for twoor three days-Cor. New YwhSun.
'l‘he loath-[thaw
”it lea fortunate thing fovman and the
restoitbeanimalhingdoro."satdthe natv
uralist,"thnt nolargewild animl has a
moutheoustrncted with the devouring up
paratnsbulltonthe plan of the insignin-
raat looking mall's mouth. iathatanimal
mold out devour anythingthatlim The
mail itself is snehaa entirely maple-nu,
not to say loathsome,creatnra to handle
that few amateurnatnraliatsearatobothn
with it. but by nqlreting the nail they
arise studyingousof the “interesting
objects that eomeunder theirobaervstiou.
”Anyounwhohaanoticulamallfeading
onalealmust havewoudersd howsueh a
soft. flabby. slimy animal can mahasueh a
sharpand cleancut ineHoa in the leaf.
leavingauedpeassmooth and straightas
iilt had been cut with a knife. That is
dnetothe peculiar and formidable month
hehaa Thesnaileasswlthhtatoogueand
themofof bismuth. Thetcagneiaa
ribbon. whieh the-null kaopaeuilad labia
numb. This tongue is lanaiitya hand
aaw.wtth theteethoathesurfaea install
ataaea liedosathbbymasasolhls
eolladtoagne. lleesanaeoiias-ashoi
i
l
l
slililii
til
I
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tl'l
i
or
.,¥
".1. m
Fare. Slum 40cm: Excursion. 10cts.
Wilma». mus-autumnal...” so. latwlsv.
Unuuumlfla-am.flnm (ls-asth- wlhttahstsr flash-Iran
www.mammmrammm d m m
“an. www.mflIIaflmuwam. Wreath-l.
whmlwaaovermlliredareularlth.
Iodelimsiesformel Nobtahoursl Iv-
:t's‘zi. unfiupnélsny ”u
enpoe
had-Mmhd‘ymhom
walhlfl
“winks-Dusters
Bruyoneahouldknowbythiatlmetbat
itbdangerotutoasha dealer'- or slaw.
ydsadvies even inthe most curl and
bile manner unis. one «met-tom
inrit. Therein a well outhalticatad
storyofamaninXew York who chanced
toremarktoaeelebrataiphysiehnonee:
"Doctor, have you any sure men-s oi
wentingseasickmasl"
“Certainly." sold the doctor.
”Whatisit!"
"Stay oer-hue!" snidtbe physician alal
antithemanhisbill.
Another gentleman. who was a sale
his acquaint-
Doyonhnow,l'm so weak thatthal.‘
bitotwalhinguuthesepavernermtireama
ant. Whatdoyoutbinhl'dhsttutahe?’
“Abnormal gnu." said the doctor
austily. And he. too, sent in a little
memorandumoithe amount due forthis
wheyrualptlnm—Youth'aComp-ioa.
A (Ia-shadow. .
“Any letters forms. nib!"
“Na’l ..
“Any for W
“AVG"
“Aunt Sally?"
”NM"
“The Jinkins gals?"
“x0". 7?
”Why. you hnin't gir' us sry letter in
weeks!"
”Can't help it."
”(But any side meat!”
“Yea."
“Wen! reehm wewon't take any.”-
Atlanta Constitution.
“fatal-Its.
Themvwssthntntnadonthanumher
nthe spilling ol salt.hniresandfoehs
plaeederomwiseaudotherklndsotsupq»
Iition
"Youneadnotlaughlt similarheliefa,"
grarelyremuhad'i'ranqnillettL ”Antmcle
ofmineatthaa'offleommittadtheim-
prudeneeofguingtoadinneratwhiehthe
numberedia"
”And he died that very arming!"
"Kabul exactly” yearsaiterward."—-
Osmium.
Mel-a.
Dr. X. (the eslehratsd phyielaa who
Mummmhnraayet
twink-Wall. sir, wherado you
moat-rim, air. in tha pit or my
nomad. lt hurtsmadreadfullywhal
pearl-Ht.
Dr. ~Welhthen. air. you must take
snowstorm-splash. (Patientdie
urinal after miss his ieaoi I tools.)—
Phat-hm
m Guitar-la
mummmrw 2.: 3::
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lint?
ppsrernst-So Thafluman
tar-lama) droollttathattbeyoflualfi:
probablyharummaith-s lat-s '.‘
"Wt”
"tea. Bolowtathsasah.ynuhaow."—
Tsunamis“
“MM
“Ana-mums rest this n.-
nut”
”a. l htha‘lway."
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.. ‘ “in. news"
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Wm" ares rtlyonlho um
hum ail ha Isa-mt lea-Ive. drink
blade makprwmuaswy
sans rr stalled
“HE'S
Alum mats-om
“gang‘s" '2“ ' “a
a ' " oil-'3‘
Doro-t.
it'll! BISIIIERS.
COIPLIINT'.
WEI. mm
mmuem
”amnion, Congeath, (k.
”.00 a Bot (vb-inhalant!
It “in. ”8,0
ms w, c.5usts co. 3.1.0:].
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{mimicked-snorting.
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¥m Plummets.
It!
WILLIE—ME
Sparkling and healthlul. Enloyed by the
whole imily. No other root beer ex«
tact equals Williams’ in strength and
parity. One bottle of ertrsct mullet 5
gallons. The great temperance drink.
not. ”dimly"le ”grand"
- atlas-rs, but [or hit”. One
trial mil support tins clans.
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____.._.______-51.
SElEflT lflllll
(WIN HOME!
2 Large Lots Bumn Ave.
4 Good Lots
Woodward Ave.
9 lice Lots
Riverside lve.
l4 Choice Lots
I5 lightly
Lots
overlookingthehnrbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be altered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots "on terms
can buy for cash. You
mahsqnarterly payments.
Youoanpaymouthly-anyway
oratnonnttomityou.
li youwill onlytryyouwill
ownalotinashorttlme.
You
can
$350, $400, an
withprleaseanbesseoat
thehrzaleslats unseat
Tlllllll l GOLDEN.
Wasataoroa an,
ore-the «Jone
1111135 atthaoillce
'l'hs_ Vedanta».
Washlaehmslrsei.
Uncoln Ave. .321“
on the Bluff ............':.'.
in.
Hale’s . I
lillllllil.
Cami"
m mun. .
25 cts.
$
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common.
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lmrricar Purple lop lllta Bags.
lllitt much and littl.
Yellow Stole.
teller Globe.
Yellow themes.
Strap ital,
llite Egg.
Fresh Tested Stock
llanford’s Floral Hall,
llllllllllli. cull.
“thyiititfltfll’onienl
Int ”ll. I. I. Ellllfllllll
Ceahaeonsaltadathsroles.
333 llrsal st. trite-sort. 6t,
bombamwinmanydayuéeptSuI-day
demand roedfingthe
nut-hulk] andclentine treatment known
“Mmandrasdicina. lie-econ
furnishexlgorueonnnemanwaea. Term; 1
crate. teraprum y replied n-
cloasstamp. nrlly
A GOOD TOWN!
Has
BA§0LINE8TIIVE8
Best Mode.
at the lowest prices.
OIL STOVES
and all kiuds‘oi
llom Fondling.
Planning.
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OctalainandWeatfll.
THE WWII '."BEST
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nest sndPerl'ect mung Shoe.
.Butoneinwhiohtbe ‘
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witmmnmmmnnom
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wmmmmmuymmu
H. S. BROWN’S,
‘ South Main Street. 80. Norwalk.
full back and
manufactured price.
$0 Wit:
.. Wagons of Kinds and at All Pri
This season I have a superior lot of Wagons for all purposes,
Closing Out SW
mum in ems
Tristram & Hyatt’s,
No. 2 Gazette Bulldlng. Norwalk.
In order to make room for other goods we have decided to
close out our entire stock of outside garments of allkinds, includ—
ing Ladiee’, Misees’ and Children’s garmen
black, navy tan and mixed goods, with cloth and velvet capes,
_ urge] sleeves. Misses’ Garments from 12 to 18
years inan Jan eta and with ca
4 tol2 years in light and dark on ore. Every garment must be
soldandinorderto do it we will sell them at less than the
Children’s garments from
HALF PRICE.
All of our new :and fashionable copes willzbe included in this
sale, at just one-half their formerdlrice.
Tristram & Hyatt,
___T_l_|E lEAIllNB IlllY Elllllls SlflllE,
“0.; 2lGazette Building.
in AT IIIIME ANll SAVE MllNEY!
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3."; CIRTS. Clllllllliis, III) BIISIIESS mm
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Tgmfik “Don’t gonout «0:33.: until 3you have kod all. my stock.
fp‘:::$":.’:.}g SEMI!) Hill) WIGDIS 0F ILL KINDS.
r‘mfmfim Repmr' work called for and delivered free of charge.
,wfi’ififimum, LUTHER WRIGHT,
mmm¢mnmm tar. aunt's. Ire. sat Franklin at. - tenth my;
yourself In thaOQneflieat General Lita in.
wow mftwmmjm'm "——
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Stamford. Conn.
minimum-learn!!!“ ”MID-r
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l’laamntstudy rooms. WW.
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land for shunt 'lilnstratsl eat-It's fl
Journal.
AdlramlLI-fllflam
WWAGONS.
m.”m“”‘”‘m
comm-n
Prices to Suit All.
mum-tam
Henry Tilly.
may I, l893.
“flanmmwdm
Immmdlmu
interest “your out“. ”I is
two to $5.000.
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