new. .
till can Hand Laundry.
’Remember '
insurgents-curated.»
_ 5-” D. SMITH.
m l W Building, Nor-walk.
I CPEIIIII. IITEB T0
Bermuda, Egypt,
and other points of interest to travelers.
II Washington Street.
South iiorwail
”I: won DONE BY BAND.
'0 L010! USED IN WASHING. 4
IA’I’ISIAO'I'ION GUARANTEED.
‘ eoons omen roll arm oeuvre.
‘ , I!) me or cannon. on ma.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office-George in. Cook, Main street.
,r
JACOB 1V1. LAYTO
Fire, lift and Accident Insurance.
Bill ESTATE iiiiiHiliiSEmiiEiii
Ocean Steamship ,‘l‘lckets and Sterl-
ing Drafts, Mans Negotiated and
Stock! Bold. Office 5 Railroad Place,
next to Post Oiilce, South Norwalk, Ct.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments
11.
THE x
V
mn... .
'3?‘
u ..
SBBB§8G=
“.5
fa
vgsvoflbfld-D
E8
5
i
E
to Bridsenort
5
2333385
E'-
ii
5E§§5§P§
.
$5
to Bridgeport.
00-!
in:
5513
ante mad so.
"-4 88 an,
a. 111.:
v. 111..
he
I
; E
H
.8
Dflaufififi‘flflh’
essgsgsssu
5.53.8315
to to ac..
Sundays—A.M., 9 15 ac.
P. M.—o l ec..
.. A. 51.432 ac. 911 ’er
illfihcfligiliao. P.M.-—1$05 ex..11li on. no
er. s
for; Srstsonean. A. M.-o 32 ac.. 0 11 ex.,
to 06 ex., 11 so P. M.—lfl 05ex.. 'f 10 ex. 0 41 ac.
il‘on Bones. A. M.—l 01.1 10 1 22.5 $2. P. tin-—
u 06.30Menvla Hartford), is . »
LEAVE NEW YORK
Foasocra “03"5‘0‘0 A. lie-600 on. s m
ec.. 00 er., 902 an,
ill 08 ex.. lo 06 ac.. ll 00 ox., 1103 ac.,
1200 noon ex. . lit—103 ac. 1103 no.
300 or. soc ex. 330 or. 402 ex. 405
anchor" 602 er. coo ac. BO) ex., 'i'in. ac.
Bio so., 930 Adams ex. and ac..
midnight ex., Sande s A. M.—dm ac.
730w. r'.M.illlll.er.. filmidnirht.
-———”————
DANBUBY DIVISION.
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK for Danbury—
640 an. 1011 ex., 3. m.; l 43 ac, 4 iii Pittslieid
ex.. 5 ac.
LEAVE DANBURY for South Norwaik—
MB ac., 1'30 0L. ii iii ac.. a. 1a.; 446 651
D. m.. ac.
WILSON POIK‘I‘ TRAINS.
LE AVE 300“! NORWAhK—TSI, 833
111. um p.1n.
his} AVE WILSON PUMP—93461.5 m.
6 iii 9. m.
; ‘1' l" "gain-n
, , s.
tutu" .
Prices to Suit ”All.
Henry Tilly.
a. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
e K mos'r sraullr. souwami. eons
Opposite Horse ltaiiwayDepct.
Williams Elm street. Telephone call li-r
' anlI tf
Are your eyes rightt Examination free
UPTICIAS
and
,Mnintotreet, South Norwalk.
JEWEL]!!!
tours «nevus suiuns am
.11 Washington street.
Open daily from 9 w 12 a. m.. and from Hot
p. m., and on Retarday evenings from 0 to ll.
rinwrest allowed on dean-11m
ALDEN riOlihlANH, Prest
JOHN ll. FERRIS. Vice—Prom
JOHN F1 KNAPP flu. and ”*7...
Useful ' a
Charming
Beautiful
Ma niiicelll " '
e5 «~3—
. . .nn-mna-
..-. wil’f‘4‘”l\~
' ' The Create” ” .7 tor
ong Is A Mighty k"l'fi‘,l.’§ .I' :4 ‘ r;
- A Uranium: he cml lzi.
The Broadest, Riches:
pleasures can now bc bad by .111 tin; lLrlllZ r. of
». v
. (ii'fiilin'fic
1:1? Wm; cl >1)“-f~ or to“ sweetest of Hone
the EVENING SENTINEL—
and what is better, the very but Stingu 1;: all the world—tor a mere fraction of M
musiccost........
e-OOOOO..J
. v “v T'J‘FI‘r-zwe-Ofim
by all the
3%
Says of it
Patti Malian “ The World's Sweetest Seuss."
@WW/v
"the Most Celebrated
Prima Donna of the .
World —~Recognized
Nations
Queen
of Song
Agar-c. aw W W kW“:
§ The World’s inelastic
It elite unsweetened tileeweetesteonga
mathefimgezf themnatedelld favorite composers
e
‘ ~i
iliio'us 'Wallt
“‘1
ere/W
2.22:3
on not «aims-loll Enthusiastic Retention
gs
It
All the Star Singers Praise ltl
Every Music Lover Loves It!
Every Purchaser is Delighm With Itl
bored from all nations throughout the world and decent
gill: in this cauciryend the Old World.
BECAllsE. THE SIZE ’15 80 FLEMING
THE MUSIC 50 EXQUISITE
THE QUALITY OF PAPER AND PRINT SO GOOD
AND Because OFFERED ‘1' so low A PRICE
Parts 2 and 3 Now Ready.
Only 10 Cents
AND
One Sentinel; Coupon.
charm
of the EVENING assortment... and the
. liotinteehculdhelcetlf ycnwieltto
e erllfe surest heart at a out far
I
Fearful Disaster ,atgxatcclrton
colliery, Near Hazleton, Pa.
NOT ONE LBI'T TO TBLLTEE TALE.
ho flmdredvltioke of Giant Powder lila-
Ploded In the Midst of a Knot of Minere.
The Victims Inppoeed to Have Numbered
Eight—Cause Will Never Be Known.
Hummus, Pa, July ism—Another
mine disaster occurred at Stockton No.
8, which, given in detail, is the most
shocking which ever took place in the
Lehigh coaliiclds Two hundred sticks of
giant powder exploded in the midst of a
gang of miners, and not enough of their
bodice was left intact to recognize them.
Stockton colilcry is about one mile east
of this city and is operated by Lindcrlnan
tic Skeet. Tile mine is but part of a series
of openings which that company operates
in the valley and is surrounded by ham-
lots in which the minors livc. 0n ac-
count of its isolation from the main
breaker it has been customary to send the
dynamite and other explosives in boxes to
No. 8 and distribute them to the work.
men at the bottom of the second shaft as
they appear- in the morning on their way
to work. Charles O'Donnell had charge
of this department, and it was his duty to
distribute LOJIIO company minors and
starters tllc dynamite and cups. The first
men to go down into the shaft ycstor-
day wore the drivers, and. those arc the
only ones to return alive frolu the open-
ing. How molly men or who they wot-u
who followed In the next bout is not def-
initely known, and for this reason the
exact number of men killed will not be
known until a list of tho living is taken.
The drivers went into the stables to
harness their mules, and it was while
thus engaged that the explosion took
place. (‘llarlcs Silugcrt says he saw about
a dozen men standing about O’Donnell
receiving the powdcr a moment before
the explosion took place. The drivers
wore buried about promiscuously. ’l‘llc
Illl'ii were paralyzed with fright, and,
fearing an explosion of gas had taken
place and acollapso of the entire mine
Was about to follow, they simply waited
for death.
Sonic of the victims are believed to be:
Charles O’Donnell, aged 25, married.
Andrew Jubol, aged 38, married.
John Priulbonm'ugod 22, single.
John Kochlcdll, aged 23, single.
Anthony liiorcavltz, aged 2.3, single.
John Krinock, aged 28, married.
John iiiotcfoski, ugcd iii. lllarrlgd.
John Brizzon, aged 25, single.
TRAGEDY IN AN ASYLUM.
One Woman Lunatic [Lille Another In the
Slut. lioapilnl.
liot‘lilisTlllt, July 1H.—(lcrtrudc Eibin~
gut, apatlcnt at tho itato Hospital For
the Insults here, was killed by Mary Mo-
L‘lcllan, another lunatic. Both women
went into the lavatory. An attendant
heard them struggling and screaming,
and entering the room found the McClel-
lan wuman.who is about ittyours old. kick-
ing Airs. lilllingcr, who was 77 your»: old.
The old lady lingered for several hours,
when she died of concussion of the brain,
duo to llcr injuries. Mrs. McClcliall's
mother is insane and is confined at tho
Willard asylum. Mrs. McClellan has been
placed ill solitary confinement since the
homicide.
Tragedy In a (,‘otton Mill.
DALLAS, July lx—ii. 1’. Barnes, boss
weaver in the cotton factory bore, entered
the office of Superintendent A. H. Nick-
less and stabbed him so that he died soon
after. John Nicklcss, son of the dead
man and engineer of the mill, was also
fatally stabbed by Barnes. it is supposed
that Sum-rilltclldout Nit-kioss discharged
Barnes, and this lcd to the trouble.
Sanger Milled-ml Records.
WALTHAM, Muss, July 1s.-——\\’oitcr C.
Sanger, the Milwaukee ilyer, created a
new world's bicycle n-cord ut Waitilum.
ilo did tbollnpucod flying mile in 2:11 2‘5,
anti tho intermediate distances thereof
now stand as record time. ills time for
the intermediate distoncos were: Quarter,
2‘) +5 seconds; half, 1:01 2-5; two-thirds,
l.‘.’i; thrcovquurtcrs, 1:35 4-5.
New York Republicans Called.
:ivlmti'su, July ls.-——Z\lr. John 5. Ken-
yon, secretary of the Republican state
cotllmlttoc, issued u call for tho commit-
tee to meet at the Fifth Avenue hotel.
New York, at ll a m. on July 25. lie
announces that he will favor Syracuse as
the place to hold the convention.
Two Towns on Fire.
Mixxssl-olts, July is. —- llcports are
received here that the situutlon at lilnck-
icy, whore forest tires are raging, is more
serious. It is reported that Partridge sto-
tion. on the Eastern Minnesota, has booll
destroyed and that Korriok is burning.
Educators Meet.
Puovnmycu, July lu—Tho fourth an.
nual session of the Amvriclul institute of
Normal Methods tlprllcd at the Normal
school building lure. Governor ilravvn
delivered the address of welcome.
litcalnor flavorton Condemned.
QUEill-Iii, July lti.—-’l’ho British stcatllcl
iiavcrton, Captain l’i‘tf‘l‘rl. from Sydney,
(1. it, for Montreal, which Wont bottom at
St. (‘rolx on July :1, has been oillclully
condcnmcd and will be sold.
Ilelcaaed From 'I‘llcir Lofty I'eroh.
CIIICI‘UI), July ill—Tho five men who
were prisoners at an altitude of 100 foot
on the South Hillstcad street bridge for
nearly iii) IlOlll'ii were rcloasod by the low-
ering of the structure.
Altenberger Sentenced
J sneer (3111', July 18.—chard Alton-
bergcr, the convicted murderer of his sweet.
heart, Katie Rupp, was sentenced to be
haugcd in Hudson county jail on Sept. 0.
Labor Agitatore Ommltted.
New ORLEANH, July lac-Labor Agita-
tors Hurley, Harrison and Spcerey were
committed for trial before the United
States circuit court commissioner.
Delayed Pacino Hails.
Booms, July lit—For the first time
since the great western strike hogan mails
from Honolulu and the Pacific localities
arrived here.
An Antieompuieory Vaccination Magoo.
PHILADELPHIA, July iii-The Anti.
compulsory Vaccination league held a
mass meeting here.
" mh;“my...m.
Pants. July mailman Beyene, the
lielgian minister to imam. is dead
‘ an. "met... will small...»
It
on Wash“ ”Kris.-
ALBAXY‘, July ill—By a vote of 8 to 9
the subcommittee of the suffrage com-
mittee of the convention agreed to report
adversely all propositions to grantmlmen
the right of suffrage, The committee
agreed, however, to report favorably Mr.
Tucker's amendment, introduced on June
12 in anticipation of defeat, allowing the
people to vote on the proposition, "Shall
the word ‘lllillO’ be stricken from article
2. section 1, of the constitution and cease
to be ll. part thereof?"
The special orders in the convention
last evening were the various adverse re-
port of the judiciary committee on sev-
eral proposed amendments to the jury sys-
tem. Mr. Platzck argued at great length
on the proposition of his to allow nine
jurors to render a verdict. He read let-l
ters from a large number of members of
the state judiciary ulld prominent law-
yers ogreeing'that nine jurors should be
allowed to render verdicts except in mm:
dcr cases. Mr. l’lutzck spoke for an hour-
Mr. Dickey spoke in the same strain,
dissenting from the opinion of the judi—
ciary committee on his amendment pro-
viding for juries of six. He believed the
judiciary committee was not infallible
and their report should be disagreed with.
J udgo ’i‘ruux believed the report should
be sustained. The present system was
good enough, and no injustice was work-
ed. The percentage of disagreements was
about one-tenth of l per cent as against
verdicts.
Mr. J. 1. Green argued ngaitlt the ad-
vcrse report on his bill allowing a case to
be continued for loss than 10 jurors if
counsel so stipulated.
After llloro discussion Mr. Goodellc
moved to rccommlt the six propositions,
with instructions to tho committee to re-
port scpamtcly on cflf'li amendment. The
motion was lost, and the report of the
committee was agreed to
SWIFT RETRIBUTION.
Killed “'llilc Trying to Beat Out Ills Fl-
tllor's Ill-nine.
Noln‘llr‘luui, Mass, July ill—George
P. Wentwortll, a young farmer living in
the outskirts of this place, attempted to
murder his father, John I’. Wontworth,
at their borne, but met a horrible retribu-
tion, for he was killed by the discharge of
the gun with the stock of which he was
attempting to beat out his father‘s brains.
The older Wontworth attempted to la«
torture in a light between his son and a
Frenchman on the road near their house
and was knocked down by the son. Ro-
turulng to the house, the quarrel was re-
sumed. Young Wentwortll seized a gun
and rushed at his father. Clubbing the
gun, the young.' nlun brought it around
with a powerful swing. aimed at his fa-
ther's bond.
The stock of tho gun grazed the father
and struck the door casing behind llllll.
’l'llcrc was a deafening report, and when
the smoke hull clourcd away there on the
floor lay tlii' would be putrlcido. fatally
woundod by his own hand. lioforc his
death the youm.r llltm expressed himself
as sorry be had not been able to linish his
father.
Yigilunt “'ins in lines.
BANGOR, irolzmd, July ion—Tho Vigi-
lllutucqulttl-d ilcluclf gloriously in her sco-
und contest over the Royal Ulster Yacht
club course for the roar colllmodurc's cup,
h‘olllc of the luster of her victory was lost
by the failure of tlic Britannia to finish,
but nearly three-quarters of tho course
had been sailed over when the English
yacht curried zlvay the jaws of her, golf
and limped home. The load of the Vigi-
lant was [lliill about six minutes.
The Forty-fifth State.
\V‘Aslllxol‘ox, July lti.———Thc bill admit-
ting litah to statehood, which has been a
matter of such interest to wostorn people
in its various phases of progress toward
enactment, was signed without any coro-
mony and in the ordinary course of busi-
nesa it came below the president about
midnight, along with several other bills,
some tlmlllcutiolis for pardons and other
routine mutton.
flair to In English Ill-state.
h'l'liixul-‘ll-ilJl, 51:155., July 15.—-Aruold
N. (domonts of this city has been notified
that by the death of an uncle, William
Edward Clcnli-nts of Studlcy, in Bristol
county, England, lu- becomes bclr to a
great English cstuto known as Bliby Hail
and vulut-dat £5oo,ouo. t'lclllcllts is a
comparatively poor man.
lit-populated by the Strike.
MasleLox, 0., July iii—Just three
families remain at llrove's Patch, five
months ago a prosperous mining village,
ill consequence of the strike, which has
lasted five months. i’igcou Hun is almost
dcpupulated also. There is no prospect
of a local settlement.
No Trouble at McKee-port.
I’i'l'Tslill'llil, July lu.—-—'l‘llorc was no
trouble at the tube Will‘kll at McKee-sport
when operations were resumed. The works
were guarded by the city police and depu-
ties, and it was impossible to get within
a square of the entrance of the mill un-
less to go to work.
The Catholic Summer School.
PLAT‘l‘h‘lllfllii, N. Y., July ism-At the
Catholic summer school Fittllill' iialplu of
the Society of Josue illlllvul'iitl another
lecture attacking the issues of the day in
their commotion with utlllcs.
Killed by a Fall of Top Bock.
Winklcslmlutu, l'a, July is. -— Mike
Brolomski, a i’olundcr, was instantly
killod by tile falling of a huge tunes of top
rock in tho liluckllluumlnoa of tile Liobigll
Valley Coal company.
Twenty-eight Drowned.
Sr. Purl-mounts}, July 18.—'l'wu river
eteatucrs came in collision between Form
and Karon, and one was sunk. Twenty-
cight persons Wow dmwucd.
Killed by an Electric Car.
SAItATooA, July 18. «The young daugh-
ter of John ltiddoll of fit. Augustine, il‘ia,
was run over and fatally injured by an
electric road motor our hero.
Miners (in Out.
WlLKl-zsuauun, i’a., July 18. -« About
70 minors employed in the No. a slope of
the Kingston Coal company at Edward-
vlile are on strike.
f... ”a...“ ....1.
Member of the Academy lie-Al.
Pams, July lH.‘--Chnl‘ll‘il M. ii. laconic
do Llelo, the pact and plumber of the
French academy, is dead.
[refinish Won Again.
I.gasoca, July 1%).an the race for;
re the Dehotsh was again the wine
a...» _.. ,- «w. ”a.“
Weather l‘ereaau.
More; southeast winds.
lump on
«my Bush. I. 1., 1mm by.
‘1‘ fire. ‘ g _
Eco Hanson Cm', N. J.,July
is no and yet to the forest _. first til ‘
been raging in this vicinity for they
week. An entire village has been!
out. The flames that had been ‘ ,
toward Bridgeport were turned Hide. '
shift of the wind, and during thceerly
hours Tuesday they reached a pointnear
the little hamlet of Green Bush. , ,
The residents ill the meantime M
driven their live stock to apiece of III ‘
and when it becolllc apparcnttblt the ‘
logo was doomed they loaded their haul.-
llold effects into wagons and burdedm
away. Much still remained to heartland ,
when the flames reached the houses. Till
village storld in clinic clearlngin chenille
bolt, and the stacks of hay and thy dry
woo on buildings proved even better food
'l'b villagers had been forced, to flee
long before this and are now caesium ill
1; cl E llg some miles away. In addition
to l destruction of this village many
residences and burns in the course of the
tire have been destroyed.
BOLD TRAIN WRECKERS.
They Touched Oi! Dynamite Under a Rock
island Train.
l’oxo Circuit, 0. T., July 18.——'I'roop
A, United States cavalry, of Fort Reno,
undcr command of Captain J. 0. Monkey,
which has been. detailed to guard the
Rock Island mud, missed death at the
hands of tho -l‘ond Crock train Wreckers
by loss than coo foot. Two explosions of
dynamite occurred within 200 yards all
the southern outskirts of the city imma-
diatoly afior the special train carrying the
troops from Enid to Food Creek station
had passed.
(inc of the shots exploded immediately
under the train, but did no damage. The
other blow out a cattle guard and shatter-
ed tho rails and would have completely dc-
luolislml the [rain had it exploded a few
seconds later.
The wrecker..- were decidedly hold. The
night, with u full moon. was as clear as
day, and the dyllurllitors touched off their
shots in full vicw of the train when so
close tilat it could not be stoppd until it
had passed the spots. The cattle guards
ware replaced, and trains moved regularly.
GRESHAM TO JAPAN.
1119 War Against Korea ls omcinlly Frown-
ed Upon.
NEW Ynilii. July iii—The Sun today
prints the following dispatch from Wasb‘
ington: The Chinese minister, who has
been lll frequent consultation of late with
the secretary of state regarding the strain-
cd mlations existing between Japan and
Korea, has finally induced the secretary
to send all oilicial cable dispatch to the
Japanese government expressing the dis-
satisfaction of the United States with the
policy which Japan has been following to-
ward Korea and closing with theae imo
purtullt wonis.
"’l‘hc l'llitcd Status views with regret
the levying of an unjust war by Japan
upon a xvi-ill; and dolcllsclcss nation like
Korea"
This is considered a greater diplomatic
blunder than the secretary’s action in the
Hawaiian controversy, but there has not
yet been time to realize the full eflect of
tile lllessllgxx
has made no reply and has
yet recovered from its asto
romaiyw
sugar Investigation.
\V’Asnlxol‘ox, July 18. ——Thc special sen-
utc sugar investigation committee held a
brief meeting to discuss the question of
the report upon the result of their investi-
gation, all the members except Senator
Lodge being present. It appeared that the
reports had been prepared, but that on no-
mllnt of the absence of Mr. Lodge it
Wulllll be necessary to postpone action on
til his return.
Baseball.
National League i lollies—Baltimore, l3;
llnwklyn. i. Chit-ago, 5; Louisville, 5.
St Loui‘, ~l; i‘lttsburg, 5. Philadelphia,
1:3; llu~ton, 2. Washington, :3; New York,
7. ('lllcllllluii, 7; Cleveland, 16.
Eastern la-uguo (lollies—Syracuse, 5;
Wiikusbm‘rc. Eric, ti; Springfield, 7.
Troy. 03-, llingbmutun, 4. Providence, 7;
Buffalo. ‘2.
1 he Elks‘ leahble In Court.
.1 illusion x, N. i'., July ill—At the
"looting of tho grand lodge of Elks lnthll
city in .Ililll' an injunction was served on
IllL‘ grand lntlgi- restraining it from going
in Atlantic City. The Atlantic City face
tloll of tho order will move in the sup ,
court at Buffalo today to have the lnjhnc'
tlon dissolved.
llolmd to Get Her Jewele-
Ill'VTlSli'l‘le, W. Va, July l8.-—'l‘he
largo residence of John Dickey was burn-
Ni, ii 1.5 Nora Carter, a young lady who
was visiting illti family, run into a room
to 501:1er lwr jewels and had to jump from
the second llour, receiving fatal injuries.
"in Celebration Proved Fatal.
\l'll.l.lA.\lsl'o1:'l, l'it, July lea-Proteus.
or i), (l. Hellman of Sibley college, Cor-
mvll. died hero of lockjuw, brought on by
u wound received July -1 from the promo.
turo lllsclmrgo of a cannon.
Freight Trains Collide.
Slew \‘olzu, .I uly 1h.——'l‘wofrclght trains
i‘illlllli‘ll on ilw Long island railroad to.
«lay near r-priupficill. There was no per
son hurt, and the road was only black
for u very bril-f time.
Lat-rimmut Yacht Club. q
llutltvrolt'r, N. Y.,July 18.-—'l‘wonty-dvo
of the fleet of tho bare moat Yfilcbt club,
headed by the unbound 9'th Atlantic,
appeared off Sin-im- island and anchored
in tho harbor. '
Entertaining Yale Athletes.
lmmmx, .iuiy lit—Tho Yale ethlotlc'
team was entertained by 175 members of
the American colony in London at aaup~
put at. tho Criterion restaurant last night.
I
Consul at narlin.
Weslltxo'ros, Jilly 18.-Frenk B. Zims
ulcrman of California has been appointed
United States vino consul at Berlin. to
succeed Mr. Abbott, Welgflt’d.
Watson Named For Congreee.
momenta, 0., July lug-Bonablieene 5
of the Twelfth congressional district near ,
of Columbus for congress.
Queen Will (lo (intelli-
Lolmolv, July lu—Truth says that lb
queen proposes to tulle alortnicllt’lmil.
on the coast of Scotland in September.
DIN of Mill. 9“ . '
1
’
Jul tau-Prince Hum
Weds-two»
for t o clcmcnts than the woods around. , -. ‘
lnatcd osmottorncy (loneral D. K. Walrus?
The Japanese government a
f,
y
).
Norwalk Chronicler