km!!! All ASSIGNIENT. -‘V 5 '*
Action Inho- by the creditors of lay.
' moulded-stock.
A special New York correspondent.
writing of the hat trade to the Danbury ‘ . ' 1 , « ‘ ’ 1
News, has the following in referénoe ‘ ' . 1
'° Burner Main and Wall Sirens, Norwalk.
, unilateral Production. ‘
. Afr. Richard P. nothwell. editor of
‘ The Engineering and Mining Journal,
has prepared for the forthcoming volume
of “The Mineral Industry" an ex-
haustive chapter on the products of Our
mines for 1833.3. The growth of Ameri-
can mineral industry is unparalleled in
the world's history. Fifty years ago it
was of little value. now it outranks that
of any other conptry and is nearly as
greatas that of France. Great Britain
flmw Wu. notes.
Asthmatic time. '3: three times.
‘ The creditors of Raymond & Com-
“Wis anon. sun Mina nttleee. 10c. .
stock, hat manufacturers of South Nor-
walk, Conn, met by appointment on
Monday afternoon at the Metropolitan
Hotel, New York. to confer with the -
fly” flit displayed advertisements far.
117‘; . .1 ‘
”It I . firm on the possibilities of asrttlement. - .
Wflmfl:mo',:‘f,mififihifbfi and Germs tallimt togetlwr 1'11 the 11 Wlll be remembered that Hitchcock, , ‘
“Mnmtmmomvur.wn production f coal, however. Great Dermody .11: Co. recently had an at- . ‘
tachnieut issued in their favor against
the concern for $213014 55 After elec-
ting Mr. Raymond, representing Hitch-
cock. Dermodyd: Co. as chairman and
Mr. Washburn as secretary, the follow-
ing schedule if the firm' a condition was
submitted:
Britain still exceeds us. How" vast the
British coal mining industry is may be
gathered from the fact that her annual
output is now more than 180.000.000 tons
a year. That is to say, the little kingdom
,Maawsboyalflcaweek. m bepald
m.
ht! cruel—No. 1111 Washington street.
,quwnnu telephone call. on. Branch
811.“ Wall street. Norwallr: telephone
This means that all Spring and Summer Mel chandise that has
not yet been sold must find purchaseis. Its an indisputa lo fact
WIHUMOAflONs should in allcaseebe of Great Britain and Ireland has coal
, , Assets-Bills receivable, $12,686 58;
m1 1° 1 mm vmdwus .1... every year than mack 111501284 11mm 114.1518 that the we do need the goods and will u them if the rices
" ' ”a 5"!!!le SINTINIL themines of our whole country do. The building, $11.17500; land, $3,100,11iaking I I 1 b y \p
Hon-m Nonwann. Conn. 11 101.1 of $50, 811 41
Liabilitiea— Bills payable 1501 410. 48;
due banks. $15,200:mortga11e on real es-
tate. $11, 000 00: attachments against bills
receivable, $3. 500 00; total, $91,149 48
On being questioned as to the result of
his investigations and what terms of set-
tlement he was prepared to offer. lllr.
Comatock stated that the best offer they
could make with lair prospects of fulfill-
ing was twenty- -five cents in unsecured
notes due' in one win, eighteen months .
and two years. This slim offer was re-
jected owing to the firm‘ 5 inability to se-
Lure reliable endorsements for the notes
and the mengreness of Its terms.
Motion was made and carried that in
order to secure the creditors in as
efficient manner as is possible, they
would recommend an immediate 11s-
signment. naming David Miller. the con-
cern’ s superintendent, as assignee.
Prominent among the creditors pres-
ent were Hitchcock, Dermody dc C.o.
Roberts, Cushmau & (30.. W. H. Greet
& Co.. J. B. Mast & (70., J. P. McGovern
&: lira, Broderick 8: Nearey. Pass it
('11, Martin Bates, Jr., dc 00., (i. la.
Tiige do Co, National Machine Co. .
E. Brown R Co. and the (antral Na-
maiu reason is that our mines are not
yet fully developed. although we dig
now eight times as muclncoal as we did
30 years ago.
The hard times how of course affect
ed our mineral output. In the last half
of 1893 our iron production fell off enor-
mously and suddenly. Uur combined
metal and mineral production decreased
in 15113 over $711,001,000. " Metals"«ll 011'
more than minerals, such 111-1 slate, soap
stone, soda and sulphur. Of the Wit),-
000.00010ss more than $30,000,000 was
caused by shrinkage in value and the
consequent diminished production of
pig iron alone. Because of this falling
off in pig iron cokemakiug declined in
value $9,000,000. This affected, of
course, bituminous coal, of which there
. was mined in 1893 $0,000,000 worth less
than 1111802. The prospect is that the
showing will be still smaller for 1504,
especially if the bituminous coal strike
continues long.
we lowo nough. To attain this object we make
HEDDDTIDNS THAT DANNDT TAIL TD SELL
EXPECT T0 FIND NEW 00008 AND AT [GWEN PHIDES THAN ANT NAMED THIS SEASIlIl
SHIRT WAISTS.
As the warm weather is here, every lady will need one or more Shirt \‘1 aists.
just what you want—a large variety. popular styles and low prices.
25 dozen Ladies’ Waiets, made of est American prints, only 19 cents each.
.50 dozen Waists. full 8128, choice designs, well made, only 2') cents each. ‘ ‘5‘!
1110 dozen Waists, light and dark effects, assorted patterns, three different styles, choicer‘
this sale for 49 cents.
50 dozen Waists. made of fine Percales,
0.01! CI any publication sold:
In. Ive-in; sentinel.
l
ow York llmld Weather Forecast.
In New England today partly cloudy. slight-
, tr cooler weather and fresh and light souther-
Inna southwesterly winds will prevail. with
W thunderstorms and squalls on the 1:0th
' fdlowadlrr clearing. 0n Wedrmday. fair.
slightly cooler weather and 113111 westerly
window“! prevail. preceded by thunder shoe -
announce-ate. and on Thursday warmer.
clear wea_t_h£r___; .- "cw-.. __
‘ Thermometer Record.
The Most point of the thermomev er for the
twenty-four hours endingat. noon 10-day was
an: above zero: hllzheet, 113°.
We hairs got
full sleeves and perfect fitting, 09 cents each.
50 doze en extra fine Waists, in exclusive styles, excellent value, at 08 cents ;
1 his lot French Sateen Waists, fast black, Henrietta finish, cheap at :31. 1'1. 3,,
One lot Navy Blue Sateen Waists. trimmed and milieu of embroidery, worth $1.19, Reduc3
Y
‘\.,
Miniature Almanac [or Tommi-row.
sun Risen nun Sets High Tide | Low Title
Price on 1. 10.
at; 1117.59 lat. on; at 11:11 1.1011 sale S
Ficliu \\ aists, in all kinds of summer material, at $1. 9, $2.19, $249,812.05 and $3.19. T111
A Famous War.
The battle royal between the two
. ”110018 of evolutionists is on still, with
no sign of abatement. It ’inds the
outsider of the arguments between the
learned bodies described in that vera-
clmu history. “Gulliver's Travels."
Immarck. a French naturalist, who
‘ died in 1320, after a lifetime of study
and experimenting, proclaimed broadly
the theory that acquired qualities can
be transmitted to pmtwity—that is to
my. ape-king still more broadly, if a
man in her youth should develop her
muscles by bicycling, rowing, dumb-
bells, etc., making herself large and
strong, her children would be born large
and strong too._ Dr. Weismnnma (Iver—
man mturlliat who still blesses the
earth with his learning, denied that this
was . Be as spent the 110m!
his y in mbating the Lemarck
3,1,5th uired qualities can be
nix. All the scientists who
”no; they think have joined one or the
other of the men named and fight us
Looking over Mr Rockwell s carefully
prepared tul1lcs.we find that the mining
of two products has increased in spite of
hard times. One of these. it is cheerful
to perceive. is gold. Three millions
more of it were mined in 1803 than in
130:2. The other increase is in anthracite
heal. the production of which increased
in value over that of 189:! by $1,000,000.
Silver declined $6, 000, 000.
Washington and Thomas Paine.
Ahnndred years ago, June 12, 1704.
Washington wrote to James Madison
this letter of appeal on behalf of Thomas
Paine:
MUI'NT Vultsos, June 13!. 17M. .Iunu's Madi~
sou~Dcar sir: ('an nothing he done in our as-
sembly for poor l'ninc? .‘lust the Merits dc
Services of t'oiurnon N'llrlc continue to glide
down the stream of lime. unri-warded by this
country? His 11 ritlngs certainly have had a
powerful circct 1111 lllt‘l public Mlndkought
they not to rum-t 1111 “111111111111- return? 110 la
poorlwheiscimgrim-di and almost, if not al-
togctlu-r, lll ili-npmr of relief.
New York 11 1. true. not llll‘ li'llht dlslrcsscd
our best ablc Sinlc in 111-.- l'lilon. has done
something for 111111. This kind of provision be
tional bank of Norwallr, Conn.
The meeting then adjourned to reas-
the chairman.
Thetirms failure is said to be due to
the changq in the administration of
they gave up
111anufacturlng for the jobbing trade
semble at the call of
their methods. when
and made a specialty of retail trade.
Literary Notes.
The special fashmn feature of the Bazar
which was published on June 16111 is
Casino toilette from Worth.
W.
"The Decline of Ennui."
say about “Trilby.”
number.
Paris. The next number
some beautiful hats and bonnels.
Colonel T.
Higginson writes charmingly on
The writer of
“Mrs. Wouter Van Twillrr's Saturday
Afternoons" has some pleasant things to
Helen Evertson
Smith has a suggestive article on "Super-
lluous Persons,“ and Elizabeth llisland's
“Story of the Garden," which has been
anticipated for some weeks. began in this
The “Paris letter" gives many
interesting details of June fashions in
will captain
designs for travelling dresses, and also
10' dozen Silk
sale price, 82. 98
Waist, Reduction Sale price. to
sale lower than
15 pieces
close, only 121
cents a yard
the regular price.
lo dozen very fine quality Surah Silk Waists,
French Orgaudies and Printed Swiss Dress Goods,
newest and most powlar style of the season.
' aists,1n Black, Scarlet, Navy and Changeable effects.
close, 34. ~10.
THE BOSTON STORE,
TELEPHONE CALL. 57-4.
Black, Scarlet and Navy.
only 12.1; and 15 cents a yard.
Regular value, $4 .
WASH GOODS.
All our Wash Dress Fabrics are new and clean—none left from last season
ever before quoted.
fine CreponetteCloths, very desirable, imported to sell at 25 cents: our price to
Prices at this
Just half
WALL PAPERS.
EAST AND PLEASANT T0 TAKE.
ll. H. Plaisle
Our regular $6 ‘1,
.w‘
Palenl Medicines
ATZOCR PRICES.
prefers to 1111 «London- trnin l‘ungrcas he has
reasons for 1:.11'1111'11 to 111111 are conclusive.
and such. I “111111.111: \iould have weight with
others. Ills \lcltn 111-1.» moderate ~11 decent 111-
dcpmlilunce 1:1,] ballerina“ be aims 111. Should
not he obtain this? It you think m i am sure
you mll not on}; more the math-r but nlvo it
your l-llppnrl. For lllt',llilllly remains 1111ch
for his 11111111111111.111111 tourmurc you of the sin-
I am selling white back Blanks
from 10c. to 20c. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders, of course
we break the combination when
IS AGENT F011
LAND WATER
fiercely as their leaders.
of Weismann's favorite illustra-
tionais the wild cattle of Texas. These
are descended from civilized cows left
by the early Spaniards. They run wild
on the plains, increase! rapidly and in
A lamp, unusual in construction/and
material, and in the uses which it has
been designed to serve (for it has been
employed both for cooking and for melt-
ing snow and ice. and it may be packed
up and carried in one's pocket).is that
IN FADT. HARD IIDT T0 TAKE:
use?”
time became great roving herds. At can: welcome: regard with which l have the WhICIi Dr. F. A. (look describes. Dr lnxatnnlli. $1.00 I‘ll-211:1 BELiMW‘
first the horde were of all the varied hummus: sn- Uook was surgeon of the Perry Expsdi- defired' ' , f:;?;§::$$§l‘lgh 2‘7)
colors that domestic cows take on. As 11- 111051101ch .1 111111- su-rr'i , tion in 1891-02. and is preparing to set Gilts are from 100- U1), dOUble ])an,;-358mpafill,,“ .0?
generation after generation passed,how- _w "W “ “""wm‘ out on another expedition to study the roll. Cutil ura Resolvent .70 '
“chm” became of‘lhc hum)?!“ red Anon ivoril ll t~1 bun added to the nuarctlc continent. Th.“ unusual lump I have been t’OId by a great Zitézfiaffitrlifigg‘ (T‘Il ‘6
brown known to have been the tinge of German language. it 31.1119.le Berlin, Joell :feli'red to is mentifined in :11 an my customers that my price Stillmmillipmilic for Malaria, 7., 3 5
the primitive ‘30““6 genius. Domestic and it has finally been brought over to {Ice 8 fiwnltlmn or arper a“ oung for BORDER is much less than1:111:11?!Lfilcrlynomwund.111? g
W lapse "It" W‘l'ln“”" If themld America in tit-Vt‘l'lll sliiplomls. The new eople. 1.8 mg ”W a polar expel tion is has been quoted elsewhere. I fill“; li‘iitl’l‘iistiari. '16 2 E
conditions are resumed. Therefore the word is tl1i>z "A111ihaendcindichosentns- fitted out ._ 11,. 1 C 1,... p] ., m, 1.3 13 k.
‘10!“ 5 V ' l" " ‘ ‘ '9 have also been told that my “3"“ “I‘81 it" . ~ 1°
es ca ion is on y .1 u11ccr111g,s.1y chemmnmWm“... it 11111111114 a union Arrested for 'rneli. ‘ . Wisteria. ‘ 333 '3. 1.:
Weislnann. Hubert Spenmr t‘mk up for the supprcssion of mun in good 3.). Constnble John S. Lockwood yesterday) BtOCk 0f I‘INE 800dB 13 larger Carter‘s'l’dls, 1:3 ‘ i 3
firefight and attempted to reconcile the ciety who carry their hands in their 8""1100“ “"8““ W- IL Thompson, than is shown anywhere in N01“ MW‘M‘I“ Bitters. é} .
two warring view s.
There has been much useless word
shedding on the subject. Where thedic-
tionary as we had it did not supply words
long enough for the combatants to fight
with, they invented new ones, evidently
imagining that the longer the word the
heavier the argument. The latest phase
‘ of the battle is that the 1.1111111er disci-
pl“ fancy they sco in Dr. \Vcisnmnn 11
sign that he is mpllnlatiitg and leaning
toward their camp. 111 proof one writer
cites us to 1111 essay on uniphlmixis. in
which Wl‘llitililllll lays it down solemnly
that the “phylctici11<uliliczitionsofproto-
zoaarlse from tho idioplawn of tin-1111-
cllmll." This was only wriitvn in l‘iiil.
pockets—111 brief. an anti-handJn-the-
trousers-pocket society. Not only the
Word itself, but the six'icty,is simply
cruelty to 11111111105. What would our
heavy MVi'llrs do it they could not suck
their cane heads and pose with their
hands in tlmr pockets?
International binictnllistn is now 1111
direction in which tlic currency thinkers
in this country are tending. It is rccog
11121111 by many that the 111111 of the 1111.
lllt'llllllt' futiirc should ho to agitate: tho
subject of bimetallic currency to the ut-
most 111111111}: fort-11:11 111111111111 111111 1111111111
1111-111 to come in 1.1111111 ogrcelin-nt with
the boss, and Manager Byron. of Messrs.
Reed & McKibhin's gang of workmen,
who are at work on the Roma Point on
They had appropri.
ated and used the rails which had been
tension, for theft.
attached by IleputvShcrilf Toner in
suit for $10,000,
Reilly.
bonds of A- ’00 each until Saturday.
became their surety.
"OOH. .
Wliiiilpiulk at'tiool District,
The annual meeting of the Winnipuuk
brought by George
. The prisoners were brought bev
fore Justice Austin and released under
K.
W. Mansfield, of the Tramway company
ltvilly was dis-
charged from the hospital lli’snftcr-
walk. n
prices.
a Decorating.
No.2 0151 Avenue
Painters supplies at lowest
Painting, Paper-hanging and
E. E. Gorhamu
EAST NORWALK.;}
Radani's Microbe Killer, 111s... . .1
ltndaln's Microbe Killer. gal. jars., 2. '0
Yankee 111mg Soother. .‘
0911.0. Slillson’s
Drug Store,
It Washington Street.
I
1
l
65 NDIITH MAIN 8THEET.
W Podmore,
Prices Lower Than Ever.
Shoulder, 01' Ill.
us for lin- unilntmnun'c of the double - > . , .. (lolddtlst 10c.
_ _ . _. .. ,. ' school district “as held last lrnlay , , , ,1 ,
allamml‘ “”12: 51.115 0110:. hi" “HM standard. A ”WNW“ ”firm” “”i'm night llcnry (' li'lmllo' was elected SPEHM' HAL" m (”Hull‘st LM‘I‘HL‘NW
z itstlnt 191:1.1111111 1:11 am :ll'invm' _ . . . , - y , -, ' " ' - " , mm own, 11'.
'1 his view-a illf‘l'illly 1H inn-11:11! t~ sl 1” W“ ‘1 m‘ l intuit-11111111, A x1111 11nd moderator, Alb?" the reports we" F” R N I l U R E 31111111111111.7111,
all the republics of (fontrnl 111111 South
« ~ 1 . . . ,. .. road and 11mm 11111], it was voted to 1m» 8 i‘ans i‘orn, 0711-.
.mplllmlxts “111111-1110le 111111 11.111111 Ampriw, “amid lu- 11 good litiginniflx to 0 «11 I to “H I‘lvi'timl of “m?“ I r‘tIll‘ lilillllllflll Hi 11‘ “mm ll, 1),, lilo.
w time in Iliwpln'rs 11nd iiwiwf‘llli- . . , 1 ., , ‘ ‘ ‘ “ l ‘ ' "N 0 3 g . my“: chum 111:1“; hard “ma Quaker ”Mn 1“,.
0' 1111.1 1-111I. Mn 11:1111111111 swine tolwpim — , . , . , . ‘ , 111111.. . , ,
M its." “0 1.11111 ll. (null 1111'. If v1 . ll chatting 3"“? WIW" "- "fll‘ dlbir‘WNUI llnollnluli. 1N N1 l 111 a Salmon. No.
Mr , ght it mm” 11 1111111111111 WW”, ill “WW' W , d that the disturbing clement of the AW“ "" 1“ 11 l TC M '“l “m” Lard, Dc: :1 0125'.
3‘ ' ‘ . . . . ., , «1
N" in. While one i'lumof inventors continue "HER“ W9?” I“ ”‘0 "Mom! and had ‘ :ARPE I S. bums“,I'l’lilnnli‘l'f‘gmi‘ry will" £1411 w“
‘ ,,,,,, 1.1-1 “My“,"fl, 1“. full control. Maurice lilctlrath was r 111111 1 «1 one an 1
to make guns that can pierce anything,
anotlwr ('lllsn’ 1111111111111toninko armor
. ‘ls War 111111;; ..
. «ill give with one pound Illondwl t'oll'ce
Hill like to tuln- llll' 1111114110411“: “'0‘
elected oin- of the district committee. n.1,.“ or "mum," pound T1111 mp. Wt"
That all Wool Inrrnlne. Alan 1 beeper gmlu- a,
M low“ 1111111111 per yard.
. , . ., . . . . ' ; ~ 1 3 . lon choice of 1 IM oratmll 11p and H101 er. l
is (ill .1 11111111111111.” .1411111 .1." “:1 111.11 no shot 1.111 111 mirsb. lltrmn flllilJamm “nod and ldward loin , . . . ‘
j , ya’,m,,g,,,,,. hm... mm. M 1,... .11..xim,1lwmm1111111151111;11111121111101.1111, two good men, were tlll‘ others chosen. DIISB I: flllSIllIlfiS. LXll’fiHflllIBS. lziogr‘l‘i't‘i‘ldnl‘fip(infirm: £31311 .11 >1 11111
“.11“? 0th tothe 111111111 111111 1.1141111: lloi. o' llllHlll‘Vlr-l’ll 11 Mmtpr-mf cillrnss fortlio 'l'hoothir olllccri olocti'dzwere William III a" “[301. awn “wast T’ .
"i" big ords. Vic don't (are 11 11111, 11 r private milllirr in battle which is said to Orcilt. clerk. and J. (I. ltandlmlrcnsnrer. Iallll
11 1111s..
“Hills stators 01111111.:
A line Bamboo Screen as low
as 80 cents.
withstand any bullet. It consists of a
thin steel plate tom-d with {11111. (Join—
fortublo 111111;; that must lm in wear un-
der tin,- blazing,r Mill in 11 hot clinmlc.
amphlmixis, but the pr: 1bb 111 of the ti: 1m.
million of 111-1110;. lqunlitios looks 111111
p10 enough if tho stii 11min would only
multimillion no use visit of it. on plain
peopledo. If you 1.11m any living 1-po-
else-«man himself-and put it under cor-
tlin conditions, having it under thine
conditions for several generations, it 111 ill
gradually adapt itself to those condi-
II the civllhed cow hardonc. If
wA11 Order 1111;130:135.“-
in cotllplinnce with an order passed by
the counciimen. City Engineer llrlggs
this morning instructed the contractors
on the street railway on West avenue ’to
stop work, and they refused to do so
without an order of the court. Shortly
before noon an order was served on the
contractors to «:0le them to carry out
the original order of the Council in re
THE CENTRAL
DASH DNDDEBY
ml] 11 I
n. P. Morreii..1r.
lIIilIT .AIID HEAVY THIIDIIIIID.
long We flirting I tmlilty
lluda-l’csth. in Hungary. will in 11 your
or two IliiVi' u pin-feet system of 1111111er
ground electric rapid transit. With the
use of electricity as a motive wwer the
moire, steam and cindcrs that made 1111»
like! adapted itself to mechanized “Emu“ "1"“ "Mt“ obll'climblo rent to laying the line. rusosasnoum I5 IIIlIITII IAIH Silliil. “” ”V '1" ’5’!
conditions dlsa rat once. W..e......wm.- Annma- withoa sauteed ._ ”1-1-1”.
{bold “goalimlttfdmmzdnd: W .. lining to flee the Boat itaee. sofa 9.0 ammo“ Goon.
” One effect of the coal strike will be
The yacht Itabel, owned by Hubert
Bishop. of Norwalk. is being prepared
foratrip up the 111mm river to New
Radon, with a party of Ir. Bishop’s
A Pure Water. medicated!” flat-re.
. . . Gin; not 111-1- a fair clan; and tilt» will cure
Pun interconnection mimitl'li'lhl’m‘lfi .1.
out no dancer of iwl alter-elm: ru'dll-
covered
it. former characteristics it you leave it
“it“ long enough. Acquired qualities
can be transmitted readily enough it you
continue the conditions under which the
the shipping of coal from Great Britain
to this country. The trade has already
begun, one vessel bringing in 4,000 tonic!
load. she has already l'rl mm 1101mm. m. w. WW“HMW,1§:1';:'1;',;‘WM
memoir-ed. Stopthem, and Cardin 5°“ ”3 e , 1 mifliaauygnr w | 'h m 13:17:11,113
ingestion changewmie 1111111111111I guru, matmomrou. Yale b '1 races} :1; litp‘anxwlll ‘33 ““1 pm “0“ “mm“ ¢filliyfitfi ” n on?“ or
Wm "WM“, man Thecapturlng of tnlslittratnsbyaol- hm lands "It delivers“ enln seat 11
“w“qmmmmi msm'wmwaw two, Aldoudltlllervltlasecni $37511. mmmimet “n ambit
g?“ at. wmdummwi
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