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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. TUESDAY. JULY 31. "1894.

 

 

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"* FTER'
Dr. E. C. West's Nerve and Brain treatment
I9 mid undo-r pmmvo wrlltnn uuarutm-n. by nullior-
izcd ugwnta only, to cum Wank ilvrwry: fame of
Brain and Norm i’owr-r; Lou. Manhood; LJlllt‘knt‘tirl;
Night Ln-u‘l‘n’; hill lire-mm; Lurk Hf t‘uulbimn‘o;
‘Nurvnt‘tsnwa lalw llli-lt‘: llil ltr'tlu‘; l,w-n.f l'an-r
of the Gt'ilt‘i’flll‘ti (imam in "till”i‘ an. mum! by
owr-cxe‘rtiou: ilmthful lirroru, or ljx- r~~iltv l‘su of
Tobacco, (tpmm or Liquor, wimp unnu loud to
Misery, \‘onnumptlon, innuuty Illui I‘t'tllll. lly mail,
Oi a box: ti for Kr V‘llh wrim-n L'll‘lrlliilt-H to corn or
rotund mom-y. il’l-Zs‘i‘fit‘tll‘tllln‘iill‘l’. At'vrtuln
corn for t‘ouglm, (Ml-la. A-thmu, ilrutn-hitls,Group,
Whooping; t‘nuuh. Hunt Thruut [Humour totnlm.
Small size downturn-vi: obi, .‘J ‘l/i‘, rl»-w‘.‘.'M‘.; old
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FOR
WILLING WORKERS

or either sex. any age. in any part of the country,
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No one who is willing to work full! to make morn
money ova-ry day than can in- mudc in three day:
It anyordluur» «mpioymu-ut. Scull for free book
containing tho tulle-u iniormation.

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Box 880.
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SENATDBS WAVEDING.

Cry of “Senate Bill or No Bill”
Growing Weaker.

 

HOUSE GONI‘EREBS ABE CONFIDENT.

 

It In Probable That the Great. Pro-nun
Which I- Bela; Brought to Bear on the
Democratic Ben-ton May licauit In a
Compromise Schedule.

Wasntro’rox. July tit.—For the first
limo slncc tho tariif bill has boon in corn
farcnco thorn were signs of wavering in
tho strong lino that has stood behind the
senate bill. "Senate bill or no bill” had
been rcpuatod during tho day, but loss
frequently and with less emphasis than
herotofuro.

The only explanation for tho bricf con-
fcronccs in tho fact that tho houso confer.
one feel that tho situation is changing in
their favor. ’i‘huro aro many masons ad‘
vanccd to show that this statement. has
good foundation.

It is known that tho malls and tho'toio-
graph are bringing to tho lh-mocratlc son-
ators urgent appeals to pass a bill "which
will not favor tho trusts and which will
be in line with the donmndu of tho party
platform." In fact. tin-so requests upon
the senators urc indorsomcnts of thapoul-
tion of tho president and the house in the
main points of ditluronco. That. thosc
telegrams are having othct cannot bo (ic‘
nicd and ham calmuti tho scnatoru who
are most. insistent upon the ccnato bill as
regards cool, iron on: and sugar no llttlo
conccrn;

'i‘ho houso mmnbcrs also find considcra-
bio comfort in tlmlr analysis of SilOt'i‘hOri
madu by tho ihunot‘rhtit: curators whon
tho couforonco disagn-tnncnt was buforu
tho senate, in which they find that, but.
one Damn-rut lmsidvs Mr. Hill madc any
pledge of his votc, and that was Sonator
(falYi-ry, who ticclarcd that if tho Louisiana
sugar intervals wcru not protcctt-d‘t he
Would not vote, for tho bill.

The Three “chair-d l‘olntn.

None of tho othcr Ht-rlmors, it is plain].
ed, lllll‘llt‘il tho bridgos bbhind llnun, Now;
of thcm dcclurcd absolutely that. thcy
would voto against the bill if the onc-
elghth dili‘orcnliul on sugar was not rc~
talncd or if tho duty on iron um and coal
was stricken out. lint. morn than this,
many of tho senators iii'i'lili‘t‘tl tin-ir lil'Sli‘t)
to obtain a bill which would cccmc iii
Ucmocratlc votos.

it is pointed out that. nonoof tlwso son-
aturs. not own Mr, t'rlilery', havo pinrod
thornsvlvos in a position in which thcy
cannot support. a bill if it, is rt-turuud
without a dltforontial pmit'ctlnu to tho
sugar refiners and with Hull and iron on)
Oil tilt‘ frct- list.

it is known that a grout dual of prcsshrn
in being brought to bear on the “oilitu'rht'
lo mutt-revs of the svnutv to report an
agrt‘mnont with lllutliflt'titlulltl of tho thrm
principal itcrus, a cotnpruminu inning sug-
gested to tho cutout of a flat, ad vaiormu
rntc on sugar of 47- pm- ccut, with an M-
tuusion of tho bounty to Jan. 1. mm, (rco
iron orb, coal is cunts a ton, with a rwl~
procity provision that coal shall bc admit-
tad true from ranch countrios a: grant froo
admlsuion to coal producud in tho l'nitt-d
Status,

Winlo this proposition has not luv-n cubv
mittvd with any :hrlt'l‘lltlii that it iw an
ultimatum of tho houso conform-v, thorn
is a grout dual of talk that :«uvh u prttpn
litioh is llkoly to in' sulunitb-d,

’l'hiw. it i.» lwlicwd, will scrum thovotcs
of tho Louisiana sanctum, tho two l’opu‘
lista. Allvh and Kylo. and lrby of South
Carolina. in that ownt it thulli tuko

thrco otin'r llmm'u‘ratic sonators besides

lilll todufcat thobill. and tho huuw mom
bcrs dwlaro tho nuinbor cannot li8 found.
Surat” Mn, "two to t’lcld.

it l‘i a fact that tho nituatlon. turninav no
it (ions on thcrw llncs. has t‘lilit-lt‘d consid
erablo unraslm-uc mnong tho lluruocrutu
of tho acnutc and especially thoso who am
known to bo utuadfust» in ihoir demands

for tho m'rmtu bill in its main featurca.
’l'hc rclinnco of tho hullso upon outaldn
prcmnm and tho homoerotic acntlmcnt
that mans to ho rallying around tho proa-
idvnt and tho houcc from tho coumry at
largo. it in clulmcd, will grow atronncr
froth day today until tho wrmto which
can will ho cmnpcllod to yield.

The prontigo which tho administration
obtattu-d in tho conform-two over tho un—
conditional n-pval of tho silvr-rpurchnslnu
law has boon polntcd out as living ovi-
dcnco of a tlt'tormlnntlon now which.
with solid backing by tho Donuwratlc
loath-roof tho hounc. will bring ubouta
similar rvsult on tho tariff hill.

The tunslon botwocn tho tit'lllllio and
human was as markod at tho ciosu of tho
session as it had born at any prcvloufl
timc.

'i'hc limuocrntlo manila-M of tho con-
forom-t- found iiit‘lllfit'iW'S in n romploto
dontllock whun tlmy mot during tho tom»
noon. and tho full confcronco found 1thwa
without luminous bcforo it. whcn it non
vcnod.

'l‘lw full confcronco did not t‘uhtlnuo to
owned in mlhutun. and tho prom-mil nun
fullh‘itilt‘ti in a blltlitlliimf. by tho Ilctmr
cruta to tho itnpuhllcana that thc ilcmu-
nrutic (uplift-run» bud lwcn unablu to roach
an untlurctandlng and a fillel'i-itltltl on the

urtof t'hulruum Wilson of thchounc con-
fvrcu-t that tho conforchco adjourn nubjoct
to tho «all of tho chairman, which auuguu
tlou wan twquloscod in by tho iicpuhlicmm,

’l'ho nnprcmloh which ox‘l-iponkur liocd
obtnlnml of tho situation was clubmllml
in a rough diaurmu which he (lrmv whllo

"tho t-nui'n-ronco was in nonunion. which rop-
ro-«mtcd tho sonata as a locomotlvc ruclr
imr down a rtvop urado under full atrium.

titrutnhlnu ticruou thc truck and till‘i'clly
in front ot tho ungluu in an ltmncnso, wcll
supportml bumpvr which in latwiod
“Homo," tlm llnpublicuu hnunu ronfvr.
cos bring roprcccntcd an mfuly lodgcd in
in” (Was.

M r. “and Picture» tho Situation.

“That. in the nituatlou," ho said. “We
all know what nuist happcn when an ir-
rcalstlblc forco atrlkcs an lnunovablc ob.
jcct.“

This is as much of a statmnunt. of tho
situation a»: could ho obtained from any
Iourcc. Democratic mombors of both
houaoa appreciato to tho utmost tho 9x-
trcmc gravity of the situation. The Dom-
ocratlc senators who will any anything on
tho subject any that to all appearances
tho houco contemoc are as unyielding cu
thcy have been at any time. It is stated
that at tho Democratic contorcncc thc
homo members appeared cvcn mom dolor.
finned than cvcr to maintain their pool-

on.

Oocnnlonnlly a Democrat could be found
on the senate side who would cxprccc the
hope that the home conforms would com
tent thcmcolvu with thin tut dancnctm
that of ill-approval and aubcaqucntly
mac to coma to the «hatch terms.

Conference: among Democratic am

in tho cannon and botwccn than motors J

 

and Democratic members of the house
hnvc boon frequent during the day since
the conference adjourned. and thy have
been held with the claw of harmonizing
the difference: if possible. Thu Democrats
will most. in informal conference again
today.

In Sonata and Home.

VV'asuuuorou, July 81. —- The senate
wore an aspect of peace and sorcnlty that
was in striking contrast to thooxcitomont
of last week. Vino President Stevenson
had returned and occupied his accustomed
neat. Among the bills introduced was
one by Mr. Allen to provido for the issue
of $50,000,000 in troasury notes to be dis-
tributed pro rota among the states "for
tho- relief of the worthy mar.” it was
referred to tho finance cmnmittco. The
report of tho onufuwcs on the agricultural
appropriation bill. announcing aurocmont
on all tho amondim-nts but the can appro~
printing $1,000.00!) for the extermination
of tho liuaalan thistlc. was agreed upon.
The scuntu tilcn formally insistcd on this
nmcndmcnt and sent tin.- blli back to con-
feronuo.

iicyond tho passage of a few unimpor‘
taut bills by urmnlmons consent nothing
was accomplished by the house. Mr. llou-
tollo offcrcd a resolution congratulating
and I‘vcugnlzinn tho Hawaiian republic.
but on a point of order it was rcfcrrcd to
tho cotnmittco on forcign affairs.

'1‘th hours wcru spout in on attcinpt to
securu tho adoption of a special ordcr for
the considorutloh of Mr. Mciiac's bill to
protcct public forcst rcscrvutlonu, but the
Republicans by ubauntinu thclusclws sud
ccudcd in forcing an adjournment.

Fourth lilacs l’nctmnatcru.

Wammrrus, .luly :ll,——’l‘bu following
fourth class postnmutcrs worn nppoiutod:

Now \‘orkwliurln'. C. F_ illgtfil'xnli.

i’chnsylvuhits—Allis Hollow, (1‘. it. .-\l-
iln‘, Shillington, .l. ti. iiody.

Taylor lit-Junior].
\V.\slll\t.‘t‘n.\, .luly 5il.—'l'hc sonata in

.cxocutivo NNslnll rujcctud tho nomination

of Edward J. 'l‘uylor of va lurk to lm
colicctur of customs for tho dixtrict of Ni-
uguru,

Senator Yourhcen' Condition.
\l'.\.~lll.\'t;’l‘n.\, .iuiy iii.—~>'t'hutur \‘oor-
hocs‘ unnomi condition has not changed.
110 still sailors. i onsidorublo pain.

Troops “'lthdrnwn From barrmncnto.

SAX FliAVt'iN'ti, .iuly 31.-'['lm stain
trt‘iopa arc withdrawing from tho fluid in
nurthurn California. ’i'hc several compa-
niou of the Fifth rcglxncnt and of tho Soc
ond artillcry ru-uinu'ni \‘at'ntud Uaklnnd.
’i‘hcy loft behind. however, a military
guard of about ltul men to prcscrvc order
in tho railroad yards. At Sacramento tho
six compahtcs of the Sixth rculuwnt broko
camp last evening and humid for tbctr
bounces,

 

The Mountains of Mn".

ilnstox, .iuly :il.—-.-\ communication to
Mortars. ('huhdicr and ititcblu from tho
Lowuil ubncrvntory, Fillghiiii‘, A. 'l'., .‘lllv
uuuncec tho oliucrvutoh on July ill of a
notch in tho turrnluatur of tho planbt
Mara. 'l‘hin diucovcry was Conlirnn-d on
tho following owning. 'i‘hb; lrrvgulurity
is supposod to ho duo to tho prtwncu of
mountalhsuh Mars, which, it lhl‘Silillrilutl.
may be muhcwhat in.“ than a mllu in
height,

 

An inhuman “'rutrii in Juli.

i'uxllm, ii. 1., July :il.——'l'hc arr at of
domains liluchor, a lit-igloo, by a deputy
nhorilf from Ernst tirucnwlch pruwntcd
his lynching by tho citizens of this town,
liluchcr assaultml his i'i‘ft'tii'wdtl daughtur
and loft hcr with hot-mouth full of poiaon
ivy loaves. lilii'!‘ lwutlng hur into inscuai-
billty, lying half cow-rod with Wult'i‘ in a
swamp. 'l'ho girl cannot rccovcr.

(‘hargcc lilo \t’lfc “‘lth lilgamy.

Aruaxr, July iii.-—Juz~;uph ii. iiryuht
of iiudson nib-god in tho police :court
that his wito. whoso maiden namuwua
Sarah liogcboom and who was murrwd to
him in tho justlco's court in this city twt:
yours alto. hastwo otbcr husbaude, .\l-
frod l’aulvcr and Frank iiilrm-r, both .1
Hudson. ‘

Took Fright at I Trolley ('nr.

Sill-:NANUHMI, l'd, July 1il.~»-—'l‘lw horses
of Mina impuctor Stern. drll't‘il by hi»;
wlfo, took fright at an cloctrb: car and
ran away, overturning tho currhuro and
injuring: Mr». Slum, hvr (iliilglllt‘i‘ and
Mrs. .intn- Hrntlt, tho widow of tho into
William tiruht, till:t‘nliit)1l\‘i‘lll,ni‘.

English Aunrchinto on Trial.

Losmix, July lil.-—~’i’homaa Cnntwcll
and L‘hnrics Quinn, the two anarchists
ohurgcd with inciting pornona to murdcr
mcmlwrsof the royal family on tho day
procudihi; tho opening of tho towvr
hrldgc, wcrcpiucud on trial at tbutild
Built-y.

Fightinfl [II the l'liilippinoa.
l’alus. .iuly ill.~«A dispatch from Calu-
goran. on tho island of Mindanao of tho
l’hllipplno group, says that tho Spanish
troop» lmvo nttnckcd and complutuiy rout-
cd tho Malay hinaaulnmnn. killing :50 of
thorn,

An Actrcan shoot: llcrnclf.
ilo'r r-‘tuumm. ..\ rk.. July :31. mMaud
Muddnx. till tit‘lrurm, known on tho atugo
an 'l'rlxiu llomwtt. connulttod aulctdu born
by churning burwlt through tho hood with
a rcvoivcr. No cuuuc is known for tho uct.

Killing a StrlIu-r Not Murdor.
Momma; .\lo.. .luly :ll.-—.t;‘lmrlcs ll.
(Jlurltc, tho Wnbudt lu'nLcnmn who dur-
ltu: tho rot-rut atrllio hilltlv and killcd Alva
nndvr Mct'umplwll. a t-urlkvr, who was
lull-rioting with him, lma‘ lim‘n‘ ht‘npllttvd.

fitnlrbctl Illa Rtntcr-in-law.
Guccxrtrtm, Mum. July :il.—-.\ibcrt
SouthWnrth attoluptcd to cut. tho throat
of bin alsturin law. Mrs. t.‘urrlc Hnulh-
worth, with a pockotknii‘c, but failud to
kill. Jealousy watt tho niothc.

iiutchcrs on Hrlkr.

OMAHA. July ULMAll tho butchers in
Swift’s. litmunoml‘n. thidahy‘uund U'Ma-
lta'u packing catahllahmcnta struck for an
lncroaso in wagon. About iiuo mm] are
affected.

{’lumhcrl‘ Conwmtion.

Br. lama, July :u.~—’l‘ho lfnltcd Acct»
elation of Journeyman l'lumbors, Gan
Fitters, Steam Fitters and llolpcrc met in
fourth annual convention hero.

Ohio Hunger-tact.

TOLEDO, July 0l.--’1'hn eleventh Ohio
mngcrfclt opens in this city today. The
attendnnoc in tho largest in thc history of
the minty.

Forest Firm- Under Corina».
Wampum, Win. July tlt.—~'i'hc forcct
time in this vicinity are now untlcr con-
trol. >

on Hundred and Five to the shade.

Yamtrmt, Joly tit.-—-0nc hundrcd and
ilvc in the Bhutto was the record here Hon-
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N0,SMD MH.STEVENSDN

The Vice President Frowns on
His Daughter‘s Lover.

 

Young Mr. (‘uI-tlu, “'ho \Vorka In the Su-
preme Court Library, "as Illa Aspira-
tion: Rudcly (‘ruahvtl~flla Ring Return-
ed and the Engagement Broken Off.

Waumxo‘rox, July .‘ll. ~ Miss Mary
Stcvcnnon. thc cldcat daughtur of tho vicc
president, in tho huroihc of a romantic
iovo ntiair. and but for tho firmness dis-
playcd by tho vicc prnsidcnt and his son
luvwiu it is said she might at this timc be
enjoying a honeymoon as Mrs. thmrgu l".
Curtis instead of inhaling tho brooms at
Bar iinrlmr, sopurutcd from her lovor.

As it is, Mr. l‘urtls. a (dork in the law
library of tho Ifnitvd Stan-a suprcmc
court. has nothing to allow for two
months" nrdcnt devotion to tho vicc prcsi
dont'fl duughtcr (txt'llllb onc diamond t-n-
mmomcnt ring and tho unplcmunt rcilm:«
tion that his {omit-st hcpo can never be
rcallzod.

Mists Stevenson first mot Mr. Curtis in
May. Mrs. Senator Blanchard had given
an cxcursion party down tho Potomac
river to Mount \'crnon. and it was through
bur that Miss Stmohaon was introduca-d
to Mr. Curtis. 'l'bo young man was wry
much imprcssud by tho Vil'll prvsidvnt‘s
duuublI-r, and thc otin'r plumbers of Mrs.
lliuhchardk party thought nhu rccclvwi
his rnurimd lifit'liiltllln favorably.

.\lr. (‘urti-t ls l'oor,

Mr. ('urth is poor, but ho lltléi a mod
family mum- and curvilvut prmpt-cts pro-
frtrhlullnll)‘. libs uriwstors for timw iron-
crutions “on di>tinctiun in tho l‘nltud
Flfllvrl navy. lily, urnhdfulhvr, Slepin-u
Chain of i’rnix~.\'l\'nni:i. rr-m-iu-d a gold
tncdul for illh‘lliullihilt‘ii lu-uvcry at tho
lulttlu of ’l'icondvroga. Young t'urtis in a
graduati- of ticurm-tmvu unlwraity and
hu~ lit't'il admittml tn prm-tb v below the
initial Muhw filllll'i'liit‘ court.

in till-a ormur hc laid flow to 3139-;
Stcwnuon's ilt‘dl'l N) moronstully that
uftor :llmnt two mnmha‘ courtship it was
whispnrr-d about that thoy \wn- uhgugt-d,
Mia‘s Stmcnmn urccptud ('urlis' photo-
graph and a ring, ’i'bu Vil't' prcsidont did
not look with favor on tho lovemaking,
nor did lllri mu howls, .\ir. t'urtin, accom-
panied by his frlomi. t'udot Tompkins of
tho navy, ('illli‘tl at tho \‘iro prcsldvhl's
hotol ono pvt-ulna and loft a now for All“
>bt'\'t'il.~liii. lilliliilg hor (”Join Mrs. Sch-
htor l'llanchurd‘a pn-nlcking party to
tin-ht Falls tbo following day.

Failing to rmmivc unyunswvr. ho milmi
thr- following morning and loft» u soc-ind
Imb- liutcr bu loarnvd that nv-ithcr of
his mcsmuus hull ln-vn (it'llVfli‘Bd, and ho
iii'ill, up his card lmwln Sit-vermin ram“
down in rmponw in it and i'lllil‘li .\lr,
('urtH aside. mying "la-t H tulw a walk
iwuut to burn a talk with you. "

Took fill-ts Nova-noon Away.

in tho muwrsution that toliowvd .\ir.
('lli‘lii was told that iiisullcntbuhlo .‘ilrirl
Stun-um!) must wow. that tho \ico prosi
(ion! drain-d it and Would ontorov his or-
dcr personally if it was not complied
With. Tina duy iollnwlnu la-wh Mercu—
son that Mr 1 “Flip. t-cturnvd his ring and
photograph and wurucd him not to (it)
anything that would incur thu wrath of
tho vim.- pit-shim”.

The Stovvnmn family thou loft town.
'l'hcir llrxt ome-tivo point Wits t'npv May.
A fow do.“ iawr tlw family arriwd at
Hutu-i i’nwllulluli. t‘harlcston, W. \‘a.
Mrs, Stun-nan” and her duughtcr romain-
cd them only a low days and worn llcxt
announced at liar liurbor, whcrc thcy am
now suppoaod to ho.

in tho pant wool: Mr. ('urtiu has sought,
through a mutual friuud. who Volunlocrcd
to an to liar Harbor for that purposv. to
re t‘stfibllfiil communication with Mi.“
Stownaou. or at Ivaat icarn from her why
his attentions. had suddonly provcd so
oflounlvo. Nothing has come of his mls~
rilon no for

Miss Mary Moron-mu is raid tobt- about
Bil yours old, whilu Curtis be L's, film is a
ntrlklngly good looking girl and has ncvcr
lacked udmtrors from tho day who cntcn'd
Worthington uocioty, film in modest, mul-
siblc. admired and munnn-ntlml

'i'ho vim prmidt-nt and his son tvt-ro
aurpriuul that tlw affair had roachml tho
cars of tho public. 'i‘huy wurc not pnvpar-
cd to make any stutmucnt. \‘lcc i’rusl-
dent. Stovonuon. it is nndorntood, has boon
much dictrcasud ovor the affair. but ho.
ilovm his counsel will prevail and that
hit! dauuhtor will not. rcnow tho acquaint-
anm‘ of Mr. (furtis.

Manufacture-rt: to Moot.
Chic/mu, .iuly :ll.-w'i’ho cxccutivo coni-
mittco of tho mcontly organizml tmflth‘lli-
tion of Inunnfm-turvrs of agricultural lm~
picrnnhts and vchlclcs mot horn and ar-
rnnnmd to hold rho iirnt. annual convcntloh
of tho aasociatloh in this city on (lot. it,

Nt-rnntnn fitwcomln Troy.
St'ilAV’l‘tH, l’u., .iulv Zl1.--'l'hls city has
bcch udhuttud to mombornhip in tho blunt»
urn ll'tlfllh'. ’l'hlu dccision was nrrlvcd ut
whon tho circuit cnnunlttt-oof tho lilaatorn
ioatzuo, to which was left thu trunnfur of
tho 'i'roy fl‘lillt'illlit! mot in this city,

l-‘lrn In iilvorinor» Frolic.
l’l.\'\tm“ru. ,‘i. 11., July Ill.-~~lialf a
titllt‘ll \uluublo buildings dontroyud. row-
orui hundrmi mvn thrown out of Work and
loan of owr i-Illlumtl arc tho rusultu of a
film at Livm'unm' Falls.

Hover-o llnllnttirm.

H'l‘. l'AI'l. July Iii—A HtWDl‘tl hailstorm
did much dnhnuto in Htovono county hour
tho l’opot'uunty litw, 'l’rom tutti!” to 10,000
art-cu mum t-omplutvly stripped of all grow-
ing crop»,

The Minor-polls In Drydoclt.
PHILADELPHIA. July lit—'l‘hu ('t'lllttcr
Mlnhoupolla urrivvd at tho Imugno inland
navy yard and trout into drytlock, wlwrc
uthorough cxarnlnatlon will bo madcof
hcr hull.

lintnago by Storm.
Coon-mama's, S. )1, July lil.-——A wind-
ltorm which Wan almost. a cyclone (lid
mat. daruugu in tho towns of Burlington
and Exctcr, idiom it) when want of hero.

Five norm llnmod.

Camus, Vt. July {lb—Flirt) largo
horns belonging to George Vandykc, it»
gather with 75 tons of hay, nno homo and
live from. worn but-nod horn.

 

 

 

 

A lit-coir" Appfllflifld-

Joust-3v (:m'. July 81,——Chancollor illo-
Olll appointed William G. 1'}. rice Moolvcr
for tho iiiugcus Hoop company of Brock-
‘yn. ,._. _,. . ............... VM .4

Catholic Young Mon'a (int-notion.

Pramavm. N. ii. July ill.——'i‘hc

Catholic young man‘s convention opened
hero thin morning.

. Hold iiuat. lilo.

 

. 7 "Wm”-.. .._..___..._._...i .._,

inventory '
Prices.

We have just finished our stock taking,
and to clear out broken lots, have marked
many desirable

BDYS’ AND YDDND MENS’ SUITS
AT HALF PRICE.

To close out quickly many other bar~
gains in

N eckwear,
Straw Hats,

Shirt Waists
and Summer Novelties.

Store will close at 6 o'clock, Mondays and Saturdays ex-
Cepted, until further notice.

W. A. BENEDICT & DDMPANY,

SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.

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We do not claim such superiority over competitors as to justify
all the business, and yet it is reasonable to suppose that we can
serve you better than others, as we are the only house in town

e‘aiing exclusively in grains.

All our grain is carefully screened, and the dirt anddust sifted
out, which removes the prime cause of heavy and wind broken
horses.

Pratt's food for horses, cattle and poultry.

BRANCH OFFICE AT SOLMANS’ [AVERY STABLE.

Manuel T. Hatch

l5 MARSHALL STREET.

 

 

 

The Leading Dry Goods Store.

Tristram &. Hyatt, No.2 Gazette B’d’g

BEDDDED REDDDED.

Silk Shirt Waists.

We have today ro-markcd our entire line of ladies' silk shirt [waists at prices
that should insure a quick sale [It many cases prices have burn cut in two, while
in no instance is more than coat asked for any garment. Note our offerings.

 

FDiiMEii PRIDE. REDUDED PRIDE.

116,00 1 White Silk Waist, size :lti In. $2.00
5.0” :2 White india Silk Walrus, sizes ill and 36. 2.50
0 f)" :3 White. Tan and Black Shirt Waista, sizes 32 and 3t). lulu
:H‘ l lot india Silk Waiats in Black, Navy, Tan. White and Cardinal,

sizes. 3'2 to it). :‘. in}
3.08 :i Striped Silk Waists, sizes 32 to lift. 3.0U
1.50 7 Sarah Silk Waits, t'avy, Cardinal, Light Blue, Tan, sizes 32 and 36. 3.7-":
Hit) 3 Surah Silk Waiats, White, Black, Navy, sizes 32 and iii. 4.00
7M1 2 Surnb Silk Waists. Black only, sizes 32 and 3%. 4.50
5,50 L’ Light Striped Silk Waintc, sizes 32 and ill. 4.0”
7.50 - 5 Dark Striped Silk Waiuts, sizes 3'! to :38. 4.00
7.0” ‘J Changeable Silk Waistu, sizes lit and 30. 5.2.7
4.9‘ 1 lot India Silk Wail-its. extra quality, sizua 32 to it), 4.04,"

 

Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, Donn

 

 

“.s'.:‘.e.;..‘.cégno.2... at

The New York Grocery Ra’s

STORE.

7. lbs. tim- i‘lixih t‘n-umcry iluttcr for $1.0”
Qt. liottlc (Iatnup, fir.
Worccutt’r Sauce, tic.
lit-st Soda Crackers, 50.
liakcd iicanu, Iilc.
(,‘oru htarch, 5c.
lioot llevr Extract, ‘Jc.

(intuit-hood Milk. 7c.
licut Corn. ittc.
i-lartlincn. 5c.
(fiornud iit'cf. lily.

\ratlkm (Jain. liti‘. [ 1 ’il ‘ at; *1 (It) per bid
' w "in 0"‘ullr..tc.) . H .-
333“} Mackcrol, launch Tongue and Pound Haul. ltmtzuc nr chkcn,cqual-
[y as '83!" Tcau and (follow arc tho bout that can ho bought. and Wu buy in such
iargoquantitim mm. W» van Miami to giro lwttor valuo than any othcr store in the
city. Uur pronoun catmot bc equaled. Call and see for yourself.

The Newlork Grocery 00.,

nnnvan’s Building, Washington St, South Norwali.

TREET. NORWALK.
gatiilg‘filgl‘g STREET AND SECOND AVENUE}.
EIGHTY-SIXTH 81‘. AND FIRST AVENUh.

 

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“ ‘ ‘ run only can cure and
DRFMO'I'T’B "mm ,m;,, m

‘ over attend to Loam,
upcolcily momma.

5"“ ' "1 ‘i..“i:1"’§.‘:ii"'

4’ a for on. now: rumor» mu 9 a or.
tractor. Price 01.00 I‘Mla it boxc- ror 05.00.

5:15.31qu CWIOAL (.15.. ~ - vampmo.

 

For But. in South Natural l by it. it. Planted, Drugnlu

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