s
r .,.
down to 280.
”.mplo do not like sweet .
PRUNES.‘
‘»"BANANAS.
'atflcadoz.
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J)
ROOTBEER
Bend Q-ctni stamp for pictures.
is its own excuse for being."
100 seen our Cone Shells and
their beauty of color. Everyone)
haveons,1llc each. Conic
'3 farms Creamery Butter
”Mia‘s sellwis extra nice just now.
‘ blitdo like tart ones. We have some
MOuma Prunes that are tart, 12h: lb.
”We areshowlng some extra good
,"iiiiiei’rilumsmck
rr'rmsrrr sum eraser.
Winnie a CABLETON, Hartford, Conn.
linens remrrruc
rs BLISS
mu our new:
‘wmr mu muss
. using
LUSTRlNE.
10 cents or all urnrrr-r
But you can saw lots of hard
work when you «lean house. by
Wiiidieekertfic.
role A {not lor
t. t in. tumors
. HOT WATER iiElTEl
Till Illli Shut iron Wars.
lint liir Heating.
illrnildo-Ii for villa-f
, Plans and minnow
5 “Vietnamese of' hot air ironllmz.
to mourn mm M“
‘ Flaming. Storm and Bus-Firtlng.
‘ midlands. have waresders and
‘ th- W every Estonia! more.
rues ‘ rarer weer.
r
The Tob co Schedule, Disposed
/ A o la the Senate. ’
room mm sous no.
Ir. Allele Would flake Upoealatloa by‘
Members,“ Congress Punishahlelsy Ex-
pulsion—51:0 lions. Defeats the State
Bank Tu Repeal Bill. ‘
Wssmue'ron, June 7.~—-The senate sat
nine hours and disposed of the tobwco~
schedule and one paragraph of the 'agri:
cultural schedule. The finance commit-
tee sprang a big surprise on the senate in
a proposal to go back to the house rates
on stunned and unstemmed leaf wrapper
wbaeeor‘but‘ahe amendment was so an-
expected that it was finally agreed toadopt
the mncndmcnt pro forum and relegate
the determination of tho ratcsin this par-
agraph to the senate when the bill was re-
ported from the comirnttco of the whole.
Some time was spent discussing the pro'-’"
posed reductions on live stock, but these
were agreed to. The paragraph contain-
ing the reciprocity clause with reference
to wheat, rye, corn, flour and other broad-
stuffs excited much debate, but was not
disposed of when the senate adjourned.
Mills Starts a Debate.
cry of free trade aml protection, touching
at times on social and financial theories,
was precipitated by Mr. Mills. It was
participated in by Messrs. Hoar, Gray,
Hawlcy, Matt and Teller. Mr. llray fin.
ally suggested after the debate had .pvo
cecded several hours that the Republicans
allow the Democrats to plaoo in practical
operation a now tariff theory by the pan-
sage of this bill. llo asked Mr. lloar if the
Massachusetts senator would agree to fix
a time to vote on the final passage of the
bill. .
“I will agree," replied Mr. Hoar, "to
vote on this hill one hour after some son<
ator on the other sidooxplains the prin‘
cipio upon which the hill was framed."
There was a general smile at this sally.
Mr. Lodge asked Mr. Vest why oatmeal
was (exciudcd from tho list of irrcadstuil's
to which n-ciprru-ily should apply.
"Because We had i‘Vliii'lif‘tl huforo us,"
replied Mr. Vest, “of the existence of an
oatmeal trust."
“it scours to run that that is all the
morn n-uson, from a llornovratio stand-
point. why it should he inr-inrh-d." rotor!-
cd Mr. Lodge. “lint, own so. I do not
see how an absolute fixing of the duty
could defeat tho interests of tho tr‘hst. "
Mr. Vest, after a sharp exchange of
words with Mr. Lodgn, said he Would
withdraw the finance oommittmo‘s amend-
ment. Mr. Allen and Mr. Washhurn then
became involved in a controversy over the
existence of a miilcrs' trust in the math
west. The oxistcnw of this trust, Mr. Al-
lcn said, had been notorious for 10 years.
it divided rip the wheat territory. Mr.
Washhurn donir'rl fiir' existence of such a
trust, and ho said that the host proof of
this was the fact that the who of wheat
in Minneapolis was higherproportiuviratoly
than any piacr- in tho l'nltod Slates. iii-
said that tho ('hioago hoard of trurh- was
responslhle for tho low price of wheat
Harris Had to Submit.
Tho dvhato had lmon running: along
srrroorhiy up to this point, although it Wm
thror- quarters of an hour ufwr rho usual
time of ruijonrunu'nt. Mr. l’otlcr had
stator! that he din-aired to ruldn‘ss the son
ato. but did nor can: to do so thou. This
aroused Mr. Harris. the floor inarmm-rof
tln-tariti bill, who dociarmi with visible
impatience that armature; should suilr‘r
sumo [it‘rtiillllii inconvenience in (mior to
main- Iorno progress with this hill. .\i
ready iii days had hccn spent in debate
upon it, and only ill page: had liven dis
posed of.
Mr. Aldrich said sumo progress \vould
ho mmir- if thc- swruilor from 'l'vrrrn-sscrvriiri
not r-omprl him to inrposv llnl‘i-rmnimilir'
houh on tho sr-nntr'. i‘nir-ss lili'ni‘liilll'
cons-nod to udiourn by T o'r-lmi. ho said
ho would illrini upon it motion In no into
oxr-cnrlvo strain”.
"1 “iii submit to nothing," said Mr.
Harris. with cr‘ul vlrrplun-ii, "undwr
liirr-nh “ ‘
"'i'ln-n l lianI' to go into r-xvr-ulivo sou
sinn," said Mr. Aldrich.
'i'iu- liiuliI-ll \\'.r~ not dvhnlnhio, lillil tho
mil was ruliu-d. 'i'ln‘ it«'illiiliil‘iiiln, havn
Mossrs. i'riliurvw, ’i‘i'iil‘l'. ilrriroi-r riiui
Wrisirlmrn. promptly rr'fruirn-rl from Vot-
lritc. itird lilo iiilll'li'l‘llin‘ th' IrimirhI lo
must- r :s uuornrrr. rho \‘rdr' rmuliing i to
illi. .\ roll of the ornate followrld and
lliuiwr-ri rho pow-um- of lites-nature. unr-
rrrorv than u quorum, and tho win again
nvcurrwd on M r. Airlrir'ii's rrroiion, Again
tho quorum disappeared. and lin-rvrrpon
Mr. Harris. with world Know. yioldml to
tho iuovltuhio, ll had not la'r'li his pur
pom hi- said. loo-er intoawrrurgloor for
which!“ hr‘lllllnl‘s in romairr in tho sonarv
Isvyonrl a rr~u~onnhiv ilrnc, hut ho had
thought in tho prrw'lil, currency that llroy
lrhtrliirl rmorrin lllrlii T of" h u‘l'inr'k mwir
nighl, linwvlvr. lu- would not prom iho
nrnrror. i‘porr hi». motion then at To‘oiock
lho m-uaro adiourrrmi.
In ilw llousr.
'l‘iw mum “links! in tin.- housi- m-un-rml
in Mr. l'os's anrclniuwnt for tho iilil‘uli
rlltional repeal of the i0 pr-r Wilt lax on
state hanks, The main ruwrwh in favor of
the bill and arrwndnwrrt was rnadn lry Mr.
Turner of llr-oraia. and in opposition to
them ivy Mr. llinuir-y.
(in a you and any vote the (Son orur'ml
meal was losthy ml to 17:3, tho nonunion»
mom. of the vote being mini with loud
n‘ use by the Republicans, A you and
any vote was not dorrmmiorl on the iii-aw:
icy bill, which was riofontisl by n viva
vow Vllil‘. ’l‘ho lmiloa appropriation bill
was taken up. but. vmslnid aside in ii)
urinates, and the homo mljnurnni.
Mien Against senatorial speculation.
Wssrnxcron, June [mono outgrowth
of the sngnrlnvcstigntion took the form
of is hill by Senator Allen of Nebraska. its
titlobcirra".\ hill to preservi- the purity
of national legislation.” Mr. Allen is the
Populist rrwmliero! the sugar investiga‘
tioa committee, and the mains of stock
speculations by masters suggested the
measure to him.
The bill provides that it shall be nnlsw
fat for any master or muntotive rim:
in; his term of allies tomm or be con-
sented. directly or indirectly, in owning,
buying or selling or in any man deal-
ing in speculative sunsets the value of
A long discussion upon the general the-
‘l'llirii'h.
meal (a, and in addition We
h: shall be subject to indictmentand coa-
V ct .
neprsmtative'unee'r Married.
D. H. Mercer of Nebraska and Miss Birdie
M. Abbott of Minneapolis were married
stat. John‘s Episcopal " church. the Rev
Dr. Randolph McKim performing the cert
eniony. The bride is a sister-in-law of
Judge Lochrcn, the commissioner of pen-
sions, who escorted her to the altar and
gave her hand in marriage.
roams Class Postal-ems.
Warm, Jacob—The following
fourth class postmasters were appointed:
New Yorkuliexingwh, C. L. Kipp.
Pennsylvania—Marsh, Harry House;
Raven Creek, Charles M. Smith; Sebring,
1),. 1". Baylor; Smoke Bun, Charles Keec
cam Stoystown, Isabella Zimmerman;
Williversville, H. L. Moi-don; York For-
nace, Jacob Huber. ,
aria” am Goes to on President.
WAsnrNorom, June 7. ~During the morn-
ing business the house concurred in the
senate amendments to the Network and
New Jersey bridge bill, which were adopt-
ed to meet the objections to the hill pre-
viously passed. The bill now goes to the
president for his action.
LADAS A WINNER.
Premier ltosebery's Horse Takes the Bath]
Stakes.
LONDON, Juno 7,—Prmuior Rosclwry has
‘won the world famous Epsom Derby with
his hay colt bruins, the winner of the Two
Thousand Guineas on May U and tho win-
ner of tho Nr-wmarkct stakes on May 23.
Matchhoxfim second and Reminder third.
l..\ll.\:s'.
Idliiflfl "won in a carrier by a length and a
half in :2 minutes 4.1 in seconds. Six
lengths separated thosccond horse, Match
box, from tho third, itcmiudcr. A sccno
of indescribable enthusiasm follow-d La-
dns' victory. When Lord ltosr-hory "mill!“-
(-d on the course in order to load Larlas
hack to the paddock, a strong force of po~
line was hastily sent to tho spot in order to
protect the premier from tho pressure of
the crowds. As it was, the policeman had
all they could do to makoway for the
triumphant favorites. There was another
lama-adorn outburst of ('lllilllnillnlll as
Lord liosvlr'ry and Latins illlll‘l't‘ii the pad
dock rogvihor. For today at inast the most
popular man in England is the proud own.
or of inulas. tho wlnnor of tho llorhy of
liiiil.
The Prince of Walos entertained at din-
nor at the Marlborough llousc Lord Row
hory and the members of tho .iovkr-y cililv.
Among others present Won: the lluko of
Edinburgh. thr- liukoof i'onnaught. thr-
llukr- of York. the llukcof t'aruhrldp and
Prince Christian. .
l’or McKinley and l'nraker.
(Torr'iriu‘s. ii. .lrrno 7.~».-\t tho {r-plll)»
iican convention S M. Taylor wan rrnom
iuutodd'or lil‘f‘l'i'lilf'y of stare. John A,
Shanck of ilnytorr was nominatr-d for
judge, (3. E. Grove was n-nominzuml for
board of public Works and (l. 'l‘. Carson
for school commissioner. lnfcrrvncrs in
speeches arc to tho «Ir-ct that Forriiir'r ls
favorite for l'nitod States surratoraud Mc-
Kinley for president.
"lurk Plague Raging In (‘hinn
SM h‘i:.\\r‘i>l‘r~. Juno 7 Thu sir-om
ship i'hina arrivrd from tho orir-nt. hrlnrz
lug i'liirrrsr- :uivicr's. ’l'lu- him-i. piriguo m
Kong Horn: and oiwwiwro in l'hiuu hurl
spread with great rapidity. and holh rm»
iii’r'n and fort-ignore nm in a ~r llv imrdr-r
ing on paniv ’l‘hr- ravages of tho piuguo
havv hrs-u rrrmravrriv-ri hy a rif' nruzht ex
tending m‘vr l'iLfill months
Long Ill-lane» (‘osvlmy liar".
l'li.\iil:n\, .‘h‘i'ilu .irrno T.~~'I‘iw loo inilv
ormho)‘ rau- liflllill‘ii: limo Wlh darlml horn
in tho prr-sorrw of ::.ooo pr'npii', \iitlr nim-
Worh has izs'i'll squndrd on tho
ram-hos for .30 miles around. and all tho
cowboys in tho virinity arr- prrswrrt. in
rluriinrz many spurt» from abroad.
for "rat" Exploded.
i'rrrxr‘rzrux, ills. .irino [WA armor
hmlvr oxplmiml in a chair car on tho i‘llhl
hound through train of liw i‘lrlr‘orzn. liur
lingron and Quincy railroad. resulting in
the serious, if not fatal, inpiry of linrwy
Wright. rho porn-r. and in painful injuries
to u down llllnnl‘llm'l'ii.
A Noted ('rlmilml "uni.
lisixlnroltk. Juno 7 ~ 'l'lwolri man sup
[llihl'ii to ho iii-trunivr Nowari \vlrowas
Mplryxlaiml liy um. on Monday is said to
is- nnno other ilrarr i'Zdwnrd Lilly. at one
lirrnI non of the lured. liiliill‘i'iilh mnilrir'nuv
rrrcn. form-rs and boarding homo ihiuvcsiu
the munlry.
The llaliimm-n to Korean Waters.
\VANIllKiiTUN, .lrrno 'r'.-w.\ r-ahlo arcs
soup was rrvcoiwd at tho navy department
announcing the lil'f'iilli of tho l'uitcd
Hiatus stunner liaiiirnuro at lfhcmuipo,
Korea.
LITTLE BITS’ OF NEWS.
Pueblo. i'oio, was again llmuit'd fora
time.
James ll. Farina. nmyoro! South "end,
i). ’i‘.. has failmi for $8,000.
flovornm' llirikr'tts has ofllclnlly prohib-
ited the Cree lndian sun donors at ”rest
l-‘ailn. Mon.
A it) per cent dividvrrd on World‘s fair
stock. amounting allognthoi' to 3790.000,
will he paid Saturday.
Fire maplmly horned out the largest
retail dry goods atom in Wmnsookct, it.
1., owner! by A. .1. He. (Inge.
Horns Secular: Asquith has mascot/ed
toact as mediator between the Motion
hack drivers and heel: owners.
The Republican district congressional
convention It Waterville. his, renames;
ed lion. Seth L Millikan for mom.
M. Valle, who stem national st-
untloo in the use roots trials, and who
has livaiflin Jackson county, him, since
ll“. h M
Outs: Jams. a brother of Governor
M has
Wssnrsoron, June 7.—-Bepresentstive '
to Keep Religion and lil-
Amour, June 7.-'l'he committeeson
education, charities, taxation and legisla-
tive powers held a Joint meeting in the asv
Iemhly chaiaher on Mr. lfoll‘s'pmposed"
amendments prohibiting the of a
law respecting an establishment of roll-
gion or prohibiting the free exercise there
of, nor shall the state or any county, city,
town, village or civil division useits prop
erty or credit or any money raised by taro
tion or otherwise, or authorize either to be
used for the purpose of founding, maln-
ialning or aiding hy appropriation, pay.
ment for services, expenm or in any other
manner, any church, religious denomiaa
tion or religious society or any institution
or society which is wholly or in part un-
der sectarian or ecclesiastical control.
There was a large audience present,
which included many ladies. Mr. llolls,
chairman of the committee on education,
called the meeting to order. Chairmen
Lautorbach and Vcddcr sat on either side
of Mr. Hells. ' ‘
Mr. Hells said the hearing would be for
those favoring the amendment. lie intro
duccd the ltov. James M. Kipp, general
secretary of tho Magoo For the Protection
of American Institutions, who made an
address.
The committee on cities of the consti-
tutional convention gave a hearing at
night to lion. Seth Low, president. of Co-
lumbia college and cx~mayor of Brooklyn,
on propositions regarding the governing
of cities.
The cities committees of the constitu-
tional convention has adopted this:
' Whereas, There is now iii-fore the com-
mittee on cities the proposition to have
elections for city officers and elections for
state and national olliccrs on alternate
yarns, and as an amendment as to the
cloction of city officers cannot be made ef-
fective for such purpose unless amend-
ments are made as to the election of oilicors
of tho state and state senators and mom
hers of tho asmnrhiy;
Resolved. That the committee on cities
favor the making of proper amendments
for such purpom.
BASEBALL.
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“'s-Iwrle Form- a l‘alrlncf.
VIEHA. Juno 7 -»-'i'h . r‘nrporor has in
fiifili'fi'ii ilr \i'r-lzur'io to form a now only
Inot, hut in cxviudu llr-rr Sliiagyi. thi-
prom-lit mini~t -r of jrrhiico. against whom
the emperor has a prroumi Hirp'r‘liull. fL-i
iro slrsrn-vfs him of living the insligaior of
tho ir-llil'ilt nt’ifrnlo lllkr'n by tho cniunot
during thr- ix'msrriii ('l'ir'iil'lltilllln. iir-rr
S'Iiiauyi Villllilfl't'l‘x'li tr withdniw. llr
Wold-rip thou prom ntmi to rho emperor a
iii-at of names of tho proposed new minis
(on ‘
"Two Coal “out" Inns-Ind.
\\’rrr:r‘r.r\«.. Juno 7 ~~i"iv.~ r-oal trains
on tho iiiiilillrnl'i‘ and ”him “’r-l‘l‘ stoppud
by a moir of strlkr-rs :it Neil's siding, West
of llvllairr‘. and the trucks are irlockr-rl.
Tho slwl‘iil illl‘ gour- l. r tho mono. hut int
he has no deputies will not he able to “UK
complish much (foal trairrsnn tho Win-vi-
ing and Lake Erie Wore Hioppi'dllf iniu
relton, and no West Virginia r'oul “him
ever is now being shipped by any of these
routes.
noomiaga's III; Celebration.
Si‘ltml‘sii. .lnno 7.~—Tho four days“
ccir-hrution of rho centennial of Onondaga
murrry was lwgun horn M'rm'ua'e is in
gain day dress in honor of this. hor gn-at
est celebration. It i~ n K‘iu'l‘ui holiday
thmughout the county. all the hr'ilmiiri.
ilflllkfl illlii Niorrw iit‘illl.’ I‘irrir'li .\i Tilriill
r-vo-ry in-ii in tho «omit; um rung for go
ruinulrs. whiln whistles wvro blown and
column lin-rl.
No ('ual For Lake Stratus-rs.
(‘i.l’.\ Fl \\i|, .lurw? 'i'in- higpzwsvnm-r
steamer i 'ityof l'iwn-iand and l‘lliif‘l'iir'l‘i~‘
of oro and freight Vina-ole. irrivr- ilt'r‘il l’rrlil
polled to tit' up for lack of furl. and tho
very few hosts which rmnain in scrvim
are using hard coal.
Will lltop Cmsl Delivery.
Asnmw, Ky, Juno 7, ’i‘lro orgiiniu'd
minors of this district. in soup.“ rminy
hour Kligoru. decided to IN' forr'o if rim-rs
wry to prevent lhr~ furthr-rdriiwry of coal
to local mill-i and furnauw.
\l’. W. l’lwlpa‘ ('mnlillrm.
I'Zsommon. N, .l.. Juno 7, « 'l'iw con
diiion of “Hilton Wain-r i’ho‘is was illi
changwd. ilr l‘rrrry Hii'i lirut his prrin-nt
was in grout «humor of typhoid fever and
was a wry r-il'k mun.
Largest llnrn In the Worlrl ills-a.
VALI'MI \rso, lnri . Jun" 7.~»'l‘iw larmist
harm in ifirr‘ world. Kim; William. 27',
hands high. wright mm pounds. died at
l'hr-srcrton \iliilo luring shipped to i‘unoy
island.
swlmiirr Ilawe on Trial.
('lill‘AliU, Juno 7 The trial of l-Zdward
it. llowc. who is r-lmrumi with swindling
Harvard grarlnalos all over the country,
with the aid of his wife. was la'gun her-v.
New English Centerhcarder.
11mins, Juno 7, ~—'l‘hu new ccntorimard
20 mlrr Thelma. rim-uracil by File. mmln
hcr'flrst appearance in a mm- in the Royal
Yacht club regatta 'i'lre Thelma won. .
lander: (lab urine Almost Hattie-d.
Lama‘s, Jana 7,—u'l‘ho mediation efforts
resulted in a partial atrrwnwnt being at-
rived at h-twr-on the Mir owrwrs and the
striking ooh drivers.
(lemme-slum: Home" Water.
Pom iflms‘l‘itlt, N. Y.. Juno twllolioo
Commissioner Mrl‘iove of New York is
gaming ranch weaker.
Minneapolis feat a hr- at in.
immune nonsense. Del. June 7.
m’l‘he cruiser Minneapolis had a in hours'
variation.“w ....-
ans-sis. mats»...
Canine, Pa. Jose 7.~—makinsoo col-
mludaalsd If “my": being la.
mm a m...
Islam. m m W
that“! m _ -.
. ,.' The’iL‘eatilng Dry Goods Sig”. .. :1
instram Killian, No.2 iiazeireil’ri’g
'Ladies’ Blazer Suits,
Ladies’ Blazer Suits are in order now and we think we have
succeeded in getting the correct styles.
Large Suits.
in particular are going in a most gratifying mean/e}.
For $8.50
we sell the best suit in blue or black serge that has ever
been pro-
duced; while our $12.00 suit with skirt four yards wide and blazer "I
cut long and graceful surpasses anything we have ever shown, In
Duck Suits
we wish to caliyour attention to one we have just received and i
are selling for 81.98 per suit; sizes 32 to 38 in. If we can’t fit you
from, our regular stock we will send and get you one. '
Shirt Waists
in the latest styles, both in silk and wash materials.
_.._..___.__-.
Rotof Poi-n1.
" South Norwaik. Conn.
r
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE iiiiTEl, FINE BATHING HilliSES,
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions. fl
i.
\
“is
Dancing lady in the Pavriron.
Boron Point Improvement Company, Owners 'and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, GeneralfiManager.
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llBllil.
tournaments: 4.‘ or smart or or
. “fr :1“ ‘
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DAILY hi-TliVii'E
lil'i'l‘W BEN
South Norwalk and New York.
FARE-81)?“ Li‘I, 400.; i‘IXCURSlimfjoc.
Move South Norwslk. Tm". m. Lantvohlow York. llwkumli ~lrw-l. 3:13 il- “1‘35”“?-
IiayJJJIi p. in. Leave has! Thirlirrir-I rdi'i't‘l.3 I“ ii. rn.;thriutrlay. 13173" in i“-
Freight sienna-v, (lily of .V rivaik. leaves Now anit. Monday. \\'rri|rvrllliy:liliri Friday at
52011 p. m. lot-av» Norwaik 'iuminy,Thursday arulraturdrrynr .‘mil r»: or. l'rriehl received
from Talia. m lo Mli p m, .ii if”
JUST A [no [ME in?
Baby Carriages,
FROM $5 or. ._
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
ilAK BED-300M SlilTS, SiliEiliiAliiiS, Eli-
TENSiilN TABLES, FANCY illiAlliS,
ANii PAiliiili FURNITURE
AT BOTTOM PRICES.
it
in West Harmer. ! .
, Meshes. 0.
one. of ‘na qt."
were»; e . Wm
elm .
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