SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL. FRIDAY: AUGUST 24. 1394. A l
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EVENING SENTIIIEI.
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The celebrated director of the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston,
11883., after examining these Songs says: ”it gives me great pleasure to say that
they appear to be what the title indicates—a collection of RF AL GEMS; I am sure
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The REV. Dit. LYMAN HURLBUTT, after an examination of these Songs, writes:
"I consider it the best collection of Smgi for the family that I have ever seen."
CONTENTS NU MBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon the Sand.
0 Thou. who Makust the Sun to liiso.
licmmuberNow Thy Creator.
Homcw here.
The Sand Man.
The Rose Bush. '
Annie Laurie,
De Cabin on De Mississippi Shore.
Home Sweet Home,
He Folds Them in ills Bosotn.
Jamie’s On the Stormy Sea.
Kitt of Coieraine.
tht e Dog Under the Wagon.
Little Wife Nelly. The Murmuring Sea. _
Lovely. Silent Night. The Message From the King.
Laddie Waiting. Only Waiting.
CONTENTS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admiration. Sailing.
Birdie Looking out for Me. siioam. ‘
Clochette. 'l Iit.‘ Old Sexton.
I Cannot Sing the Old Songs. The (lid Arm Chair.
I Will Arise. The Basket Maker's Child.
Janet‘s Choice. The New Kin dom,
Mrs. Lofty and I. "l‘is llirdip's
No Sir. Twent ' \ears Ago.
One Hweetl Solemn Th light. When ’e Gan Awa Jamie.
Ring Dem eavenly Beiis. Whistle and alt for hntie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
On the Rocks by Aberdeen.
ltobin Adair.
Some llay.
The Little Old Log Cabin in the Lane.
The Kerry Dance.
There‘s Always Sunshine Somewhere.
"[‘ie the Last Rose of Summer.
You. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti Quadrlllc. Sonatina.
Notre Dame Waltz. iwo by Two.
CONTENTS NU MBER FOU R.
VOCAL.
Seymour. '
Tho Rosy Goblet.
The (lid Oakcn Bucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
Then You‘ll Remember Me.
The Land o‘lbu lmal.
The Gypsy Countess.
Vivc L‘Amour.
\\'l' a llundred Pipers.
Within a Mile of ledinhoro.
INSTRUMENTAL.
ll Desidekio. Bright Eyes Polka,
Convent Bells. Dance Esctmcais.
CONTENTS NU MBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
Let me liream Again.
llnl ' to be» her Face Again.
Ole r'ickerdemus.
Rock’d in the Cradle of the Deep.
The III‘RY‘I ilow'd Down.
The Lost Chord.
vening Prayer.
At the Wicket Gate.
Baby Mine. _
Believe me if all Those Endearing \ oung
Charms.
Joli Jack Tare.
My y. Remember Me.
Nothing But Leaves.
Old Joe‘s Dream.
A Warrior Bold.
A-Innd Without a Storm
H01 Ni ht. Peaceful sight.
Hi 7 ion Mary.
Ho d My Ham .
I Dream‘d a Dream.
My An‘geiinc,
My 0i Cottage Home.
8160 . BahySlcep.
Steu Away.
A Little Talk with Jesus.
Come closer. Soul to Me.
gogilin‘ ghro‘ the Eye.
in a '.
ngk. l ngr the An els flailing.
H01 Mother. Guide iis footsteps.
I8. Thu I’Iratee' (,‘hOi'liB.
Inching.” M01118“ 'I‘iu‘ Sword of Bunker Hill.
Jesus to Thee I Come. The Lllt‘d'a I’rayer.
Lullaby. 'l‘urn liavk Pharaoh's Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Lehi h Polka. Prince Lenders.
Lily fit the Valley. Mazourku. li Bacio. M altz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
liarlmard \Vatch.
My Ain Countrie.
Nani“ Lee.
The aid of the Mill.
Bonnie Charlie.
Down at the Cross.
Eyes that Watch for Me.
For at all Thy Sorrow.
. M an The Bridge. ‘
(I‘Drea‘i'nli. mi”? l Ilwolt in Marble Halls. Where are the (lid isolks.
In the tiloamiug. WIII'OI t.
INSTRUMENTAL.
ilell Rt. Albums Grand March.
Esciigtalaove Ohvotte. The Turkish itevuiiie.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
Shells of Ocean. When we floor the Music Ringing.
lion of m ' Hold. Thu Little lines at Iioliit'.
Take me Iiome. \‘o'll Noun be tiangin Awn '
()h. Are yo Blot-ping. Maggie. lie Kim-d mo and i new T‘waa \\ roux.
Jamie. 'i‘hetlpon floor.
Flee no a Bird. [Menu ()ur lirluyer.
I'I rli ht. 'omu tn " we. ~
Niaiilb‘i’diztl: K Wbydo rlumtnvr Home Muir.
INSTRUMENTAL.
The i’earl ‘ Ilowdrnp. Iitwll‘flflill March,
(Jarnuvala)liotacehutter Waltz. lion .lusn.
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
Hiio‘ni Night.
Tl..- Hnng and tho Hingu-r.
Tun Iii-aw llld Oak.
'l'lu- ’l’l-mpo-at.
I’iu'lv‘ Jun,
\Vutiili You.
Wnliit’lis.
When . mil we Mrci Aunlu.
INSTRU MEN'I‘A L.
i I emian tlirl. l'uru an Show.
533;; of Hprlng Waltz. Regimental Mari-h.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
The liemitlfui (fity of God. ‘
The ('larinn Now Hounds to the l' lcld.
A Histor’s Love.
A Little While
A Bird in "MN .
[lab ’3 (tone to Sim-p.
Bri e ilulla. .
I‘ve Bomethin b‘weei to Tell i on.
(lit in the Hill y Night.
80 Icon Wait.
Consider the Lilies.
Evening Smut of the Virgin.
90 bet
be An Is In. The i‘hild‘s Wish.
Hear the Anne 9. Tender and True.
tic lid of Arcadm. Tranculllio.
(Thus Thee. My Baby. Wh not Tonight.
RobinA air Wit I Teartui yes
d ,.
he did Church Hall. When the com is iinthcredlln.
8833550th Ha‘c WI Wallace Died.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Home Sweet Home.
L‘Escsrpolette.
DID YOU EVER DREAM
of getting the sweetest songs of all nations, vmrda and music, elegant t pe. line
paper, dsomcly‘ bound, and indexed. for HALF A CENT EACH? no you
not been murmured to paying thirty to titty cent: each for such songs? Cmnc or
good at once to the SENTINEL office and get them.
One Enupcn and ill Cams Each Pan.
Line March
giggifih‘omot Me Not.
CHINA m EARNEST.
The Emperor Orders out 100,000 Men For
the Army.
SHANGHAI. Aug. lint-Owing to Chinese
irritation against the practice of Japanese
residents here wearing the Chineoe oos‘
tunic the American consul has ordered all
the Japanese within his jurisdiction to
wear the clothing of their own country.
The consul has also expressed the opinion
that they would he“ consult their own
safety by returning to Japan. It is stated
that Japan has agreed not to regard rice '
as contraband of war.
All foreigners have been forbidden to
approach or enter the Kinnguun nrscnul
or the imperial factory here without a
special permit. If they are passing those
places by river, they must keep to the
middle of the stream. and they must not
anchor in the vicinity. Otherwise, they
are warned, they will run a serious risk.
as well as being liable to arrest as spies.
Tho emperor has issued an edict order-
ing that 100,000 men, to consist of Man-
ohoos and native Pekingese, be prepared
for active service. Regiments will be sta-
tioned ut Tungchow, Honho nnd Tlou-tsln.
It is reported that the empress has or-
dcrod that 12,000,000 tools he . placed at
the disposal of Viceroy Li Iiung Chung.
Forty Japanese residents of Shanghai
left the city \l'odm-sdny at the suggestion
of the Japanese association. Largo num-
bers of Chinese are arriving at llongv
koug by uvcry steamer from Japan.
DEER EATING UP THE CROPS.
I‘artridgoa Also Annoy Vornmnt Farmers,
but Hunting Is Illegal.
RUTLAVD. \'t., Aug. 2L~ln tho moun-
tnin districts cost of this city pnrtrldgos
and door arc so abundant that they are
destroying crops. The black bear is also
taking a hand in tho trespassing.
George II. Woodward. a farmer living
five miles from here, has made complaint
to the Vermont iiamo club that u herd of
deer has destroyed an acre and at half of
buckwheat nnd dovuurod his vegetables.
lin douquuls damages, and legal (‘UllillII'
cations are likely to grow out of the cusp.
llo says the door como into his fluids seven
or night at a limo just after sunset and
stay until he drive». them away in the
morning. They stay until he approaches
within thrw- or four rods. Within audio
of the heart of this city door are mot trot
ting along the trnvuiud roads, Up in the
mountains {armors frequently have to
drive partridges from their gardens. and
door are found funding with the cows.
This is tho result of tho laws forbidding
the killing of game iIllIILI‘JiIU, The next
legislature will probably modify or repeal
the laws, or the furnu-rs will robul.
SEVEN MEN UHUSHED.
Were Riding In a Lumbar (‘nr “’Iien the
Load hlliflml.
Four 2\Tiil\~ll\, “'15. Aug. 24,—ch-
crnl frvight vars wore thrown from the
trucks two miles north of hero on tho Chi-
cago and Northwostorn railway. A hmkon
axle was the I'fllim‘ line of the cars was
loaded with kmilu-r. and seven man had
unturt-d it. riding lu-twoon tin- lumber and
the cod of the our.
“'th tho ours worn thrown from the
truck. tho lumbvr shifted so as to crush
three of tho min to dvuth ’i'hu kiib-d are
’l‘homns lumills. l'hurlon Klein and
Stephen lmtkn. 'l‘bo otln-rs were serious
ly hurt.
Anntlwr Offer For tlm Fight.
I’Ahsoxs, Kan. Aug, L‘l -~-.-\ purso of
$25.01l1llizis boon oti’t-rod by Kansas, In»
dinu ’l'vrrltory and ’l‘n-xus citizens for the
Jackson l'orbott fight. to toko plum nt
Wagner, 1. ’l‘ , whom there are no laws
to pruvcnt such a contest. liiclmrd K.
Fox telegraphed Jackson and i‘orbott's
acceptance of tho oil‘er. providing tiu-
monoy was deposited in New York. The
monuy was gnarnntoml. It is sold. and
will be forwarded Mon-lay
5mm of Vote-ram. Elect Officers.
l).\\‘i.‘.\l'o|z1‘. in. Aug :I.——.\'H[IUIIRI
oiliccre worn alvl'tvd at the Sons of Vot-
vrnns' encampment as follows (‘oin-
mandor-lu chief. William ii. llundy, (.‘ln-
clnnutl; senior vice commandor. ’l‘. A
Ilarton. l'mvidont-o. junior vim-vonunund
or. Lewis Lillcy, Davenport. In. Knox-
vIIIu With Silit‘i‘ti'l‘ as tho uoxt pint-o of merit
lug. while Omaha and Eric, I’n., wore
warm competitors.
lllruotum Is Slow.
(,‘lln‘aoo, Aug Sin-In bis exhibition
mile the great. lliroctuni did no hotter
than 2: io‘... yet the track and weather
were the host for rI-irord breaking this
week. Something l-vhb-ntly is wrong with
tho blur-k Womb-r. although horsemen are
divided In opinion as to whcihnr the own-
ers of the horse are merely reserving him
or whether ho is not up to his last yi'ur's
speed.
Ilene-ball.
Notional Lunguu iiamus-l’bilndoiphia,
9; I‘lttsburg. l ilrooklyn. L'; i‘incinna-
ti. iii. linltimoroo: Ht. Louis. l”. Louis-
ville. -l; New York. a. “'nuhilliloll. 14;
Chicago. 3. lloaton. it’. ('lcvcinnd, i0.
Eastern Longuo linoleum-Syracuse, la;
Allentown, '7. Springfield, it». liui‘fnlo. ll.
rivrautun. i'J; \l'iikusburro, lU. l’rovi-
donor. ii; Erb'. i,
l’lrI-mun'a Tournament.
()swtzoo. N; \'., Aug. :Jl.-~-.\t thn iiro
men‘s tourmunrut hum tho llrorkvillo
Hint.) IIIMII company won ilrat prize for
throwing the longest stream. The Rescue
Hook and Ladder munpuuy of Walton. N.
Y., cupturml first prim for running and
coupling.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The trouble la-lwocn iiiahop llonnr'um
and his priests has brokon out unuw.
The Japanese Ininlutvr to Korea has
been killud by his own countrymen.
The next chnllvngo for tho Anu‘rlcn‘a
cup will bu insuod by tho linrl of Lonadnlo.
fiuporlntoudent of Police Lindon of Phil»
niloipiilu refused to obtain transportation
for L’UU commonwr-uiore.
The trionnlnl convocation of the general
grand chapter of tho lTnIicd Royal Arch
Masons is being held in ’l'opvkn.
Iinrlo. n half brood. and n squuw killed
John Uko, ndoctor, and barbed him on
tho i-it. liogia reservation, i‘anmin.
Two furniture. Wilmer Woodsido nml
Louis fiber. have been caught making
orndo counterfeit coin nnnr Altooun, i’n.
(70:0ka in florgustnu. in the Caucasus,
fought government uuunts sentJo treat
sick cattle, and cnvniry shot down 14 of
the villagers.
The pope has ertb'n a letter toM.
Turnuct. fonum-iy undvr «'I'rotnry of state.
confirming thu pupal adhesion to the
French mpubliv
Mrs, William linlwy of Huntington,
N. V, was horribly lmrucd whllo trying
to save her children. who were in danger
of being burnmi by liw explosion of a
Int‘mnne Ian
GREAT nun: smut
In Fall River 25,000 Operatives
Are Idle.
MOST OF THEM ABE LOOKED OUT.
A Long and Bitter Fight Begun In New
England—The State Board of Arbitration
In Section In New Redford, but Meeting
With Little Sauce-I.
FALL llivun, Miles, Aug. 2|.-I\'ofewor
than 25,000 persons are idle in this Mn
because of the great strike in the textile
works. It promises to be u bitter strug-
gle. Each Hiiii' uilirms that it- wlll not
yield. Still the operatives have suffered
so long from the business depression that
they are not in a position to make a long
fight.
Notices were posted in the mills which
establish beyond question that the war
botwcon labor and capital hero is to be u
long and blltcr one. Today l-vcry mill
operated by the mun who are mombors of
thc Mimufuvturors‘ association is shut
down ixuiuilnitoly.
Those mills llil'IlliIO every establishment
engaged in tho manufacturi- of print cloth,
and the shutdown throws 22.13i5 mun and
women out of oiuploymont. ’l‘hori- are at
present about 2,1300 who have voluntarily
quit Work, which swells the total toubout
230.000 idlo operatives,
Lookout Agreed To.
The lil'l'lsilili to close was ronchod by
the manufacturers at their sorrot met-ting
and is the result of on agrwnwnt to close
the mills at any time that three-fourths
of the looms are silent for any cause.
This shutdown will Il’lIVO ntotnl of only
3,275 omploym-s at work in tho Burnaby
Munufm-lurmg company's mills. Full
ltivcr iron Works. i'onantirutund Schoon-
not mills. ’I'luw‘oestablishments are on-
gugod in liu- munufm'turo of goods that
do not mum under the numui‘ucturers'
ngrvouicn', ' '
Thu \\'cnvt-rs' association hold n moot-
ing to consider the continuance or sus-
pension of the allowance which the strik—
ing weavers have been drawing for 20
weeks. The nmvting was very lightly nt-
tundvd. A tivicgutiun of the strikers unv
dur consideration was allowed to be pros.
out. but was not allowed tovote.
’l‘ho sontimunt of the members was
against allowing tho King Philip strikers
any special allowance. They have been
drawing ti ouch. and every member with
children has received :lU cents a wool: for
each rhild under it). the money for those
ullownmus being scoured by a special
levy of lo rents n mmnlu-r
The Vote was ii» to it) against continu.
lug thoailowunoos until the (issociatinn
should art upon the (mutation at the next
gcncrnl meeting thrco trucks from last
night. The rcgular allowance for' this
Week will be paid, Tin-re is no expecta-
tion ht'ro that the shutdown of the mills
will be nttclulod by any excitement.
The strm-t~ will be crowded with Idlo
mill mnployoes. but they will imvo more
the upponrnncv of pooploon a holiday than
of lu‘upit‘ out of Work ’l‘iu'rt- is general
hope among manufacturers lllliI tho opor‘
alive: that the shutdown will by the ol-
tondout rurlniinu-ut iin‘provo the market
nml so I't'Illil‘I‘ tho reduction in wages un-
nevusoiry when the mill.» finally start, up
again. In addition to tho corporations
“many given n... liurfoo mills will try to
run today.
'I'hu llurfco employs whvn running full
Loon hands, but owng to improvements
loss than half tho plant is in running or-
dor. and i. loo looms are on tho running
list Thu Sngamoro, vmploying illlll, an-
other t‘ilrporntlon undor llu- lirnyton in<
Iluum'v. is: not in tho ugrocmout and
Would run if the oporntivvs would go in.
The New Ill-illord Situation.
.\'l-;\\' lii‘piolm, Mass. Aug. LIL—The
stutt- board of arbitration hold a thrco
hours' M‘nsillli hero on tho striki- situir
tion. lloprmcntatiws of all the labor
union-a wt-ri- prl's‘l'lit. William \V, ('ropo,
mm of the city‘s leading manufacturers
and prvs‘idonl of tho Wumsuttn corpora-
tion. was Ilftlal'lib, nrnu-d with statistics.
lie ~nid he did not come to represent the
nuumfm'turors. but as n prlvatu uitizvu.
iic l‘illlIl‘fiiI‘li tho arguments of tho labor
mon hotly on tho ground that tho situa-
tion was duo to the condition of the cloth
nmrkut and on tho sumo basis onduuvorcd
to provuthat wugt- rvduution wasjustiiled.
several but uxchnnges took place bu-
I“‘t'l.'li him and Secretary Iloss. Mr. iioss
said it was a matter of experience that
one reduction in wages usually followod
another In lH-ii wugoe were reduced 18%
per cont, in ih'h‘b iii per cent more. or a
total reduction of can, per cent in two
yuara. liutwcvn those years, ho said. u re-
duction in the spinning of fine numbers
was nmtio amounting to till pi-r cunt. (lot
of all those reductions only 1:3'11‘ per cent
has been rumored
Mr. tiropo was thou asked if he was
willing to submit the nmttor to arbitra-
tion and rl-pliml that ho was not willing
to take liw rt'spniiniiiiiit)’ on hlsshouldors.
ltosa said he Would not object to such a
f‘fillrfil'.
The (‘nllnt (lnin‘rml In Move On.
III'I‘I‘AIJI, Aug. :3 i, . Sheriff 'l‘oggnrt
has ordurud liybakou'ski and his hordo of
(‘illniulunyiwtb‘rs to move on. The count
says tlw siuwlli' ili‘t'ii not have wanted pu~
pm" to notify him. as ho was prepared to
docump uuywuy. llo says he will next
pitch ramp at \l'oodlnnd lionch, a nearby
summer resort.
Nonuulon Minors Iiomly.
\i'u awn \um; l‘n., Aug. :.'=l.-—~'l‘wo
huudrml nonunion minors loft horn on n
epoclni lmiu ovor tho I’I'nnsylvunin road
for i’iti-buru. 'i'hvy will take tho pianos
of in.» striking lllilli'I‘H at 'l‘uriu'y (frock.
l‘nlifornin Fruit In Iiuglnml.
Limitll‘i. .luu. :‘l..~.\ consignment of
('nlii‘ornlo fruit which was brought from
New York by tho alouumhlp Paris was in
aplnndid condition on its arrival in ldng-
innd.
llurou lilnmiy Mint Himself.
VianVA, Aug. 53«i.~linron Mandy. well
known as tho founder of tho Salvage so
ciniy, has commit-ind suicide by shooting
himself with n rovoivor.
Augustin Italy's Anniversary.
an Youit. Aug. 2L—Mr. Augustin
Duly, the well known theatricalmanager,
has completed his ilrst quarter of a cone
tury of umungonwnt.
An Aged Law lit-porter llrmi.
ammonium.lila. Aug. L'l.«ilon. Nor-
mnuh l’rouuum. for :50 years post report-
or for lim llllnols supremo court, died to
day, ngcd 7i your-a.
Mirror Manumtvturcn “not.
CHIC/ill“. Ann. elm-A meeting of the
National Mirror Monufacturera’ associa-
tion was held here.
AFTER A QUORUM.
The Senate II Rallying Its Members, With
_ Speech-I In View.
Wasnixu'ros, Aug. rel—Thu house held
a session of an hour. A few bills of lo-
cal interest were passed by unanimous
consent. The only thing of general im-
portnnco was the adoption of a resolution
directing the secretary of the navy to rev
move some of the alleged defective armor
plates from vessels and subject them to
the bulliistio tcst at the Indian Head prov-
ing ground. Mr. Cullllllillizs, the chair-
man of the committee, declared that a
point in the investigation had been much
ed where this action was necessary.
Without l-vmi waiting for the reading
of the journal. tho absence of a quorum
of senators was pointed out, and the sen
ntu got tied up into a hard knot, which it
was impossible to imtio. Absolutely no
business was done beyond receiving the re-
port of tho sorgennt-nt-nrms and then
making his ordor more stringent by di-
rooting him to compel attendance of the
ubsr-nteos. After drifting aimlessly on
tho stngnnut pond of inactivity tho sona—
tors who were present got tired of walt-
ing for their absent colleagues and ad-
journcd.
it is expected by the Democratic loaders
of thynuto that a quorum will be in tho
scnntu ‘odny. Telegramshuvoboon rccoiv-
oil-fr m a number of senators saying they
expect to arrive before today’s session.
among them being Senators Mills, Mor-
gan, Daniel and llubois Senator (Inm-
(h'n has orrivvd. Senator llubols, although
a Republican. probably will join other
lil‘pubiit'nns in making up a quorum.
if n qliorum appears and Senator Lind-
say gets the floor, he will no doubt finish
his speech ia‘foro ho allows an interrup-
tion, when tho point of no quorum could
be mudo ’l'ho ilIJJt'l'tIllll of tho llopub-
IIl‘llIlS to any further tariff discussion is
considorod frivolous by the llomtutruts,
undihoy say that “my do not cure to en-
tor into any agreement that spool-hos shall
not be mudt- in order to transact minor
buslnoes before tho sonatv
it is said by tho IIl'llllli'l'llhIi‘ leaders in
tho sonntothut an adjournment will fol
low lli'IIOl) by the president on the tariff
hill wbotiu-r spot-whoa aro made or not, as
nothing can hold the senators in Washing-
ton after this lill'usuro is out of the way.
LYMPH FOR DIPHTHERIA.
Dr. Koch Has Discovered an Infallible Cure
For the Illness".
NEW Yonk, Aug. 3l.——_\t n prelimina
ry session of the statt- board of health.
which will today investigate the Now-
town crook nuisance in Long island City,
llr. Cyrus .\ Iiiiwri gave an account of
the tlu-ory and practical application of
llr. lxocli’s la~t ilz~ooi'cf_i'. which be con-
siders an absolute and infallible cure for
diphthorm if applied Within 31‘: hours after
infection The corn ii a new lymph or
illJi‘t‘lIilll.
To study and report upon this remedy
llr, Ill-rmun .\l. lbggs. Ibo luicteriologlst
of the Now York ioutrd of health, had
been N'lii to ilurl-u and had ju~t rotiirn~
pd. confirming nil tho i‘IlIIlllSilInthI‘Opllrts
concerning tlw lii~i‘il\'f‘.I'j' which had made
their way to liiin mumry
iliilly I'or l‘nminonnenlera.
i'lili..\lill“ll. \, Aug ‘Jl. w'l‘he Coxey-
itcs who rilt‘iii it part of the day in town
found tho NH mi otmoqdu-rv iurunbout
fairly chilly 'i b.‘ IlI‘nI thing dom- was to
l‘lllllt‘ to soc Mayor htunrt iio being out
of town, tho mmmouwculcrs were ro-
Il'l‘l‘fliI to >Hlu'l'llili‘liii. nt Linden, The
l'l‘lllli‘nt \\:i~ min to ililll- to IlliVi‘ trans-
portation givou to tho sixty odd mun to
their I'Ofipf‘i'ilvi‘ homlw'l 'l'hu supi-rintond-
out said that I‘hiiudi-lphin :had poor
i-nough of bur own to loofi Iliit‘l‘ and split
his i‘lliil'I'S away with tho ujuvu-tiou either
to got to work or leave tho (-in
Three \nnug \Vunwn Drowned.
MATHS Ito! oi. Lu, lug. ‘3I ——Ncws
reached this city of u drumming accident
mar liatou iiougi- which l’t‘hliIIi'lI in the
til‘iiiil of tIm-o ostinmblo young indies,
Tho unfortuunto young built-s. wori- Miss
Mary Lou Ri‘llli, Miss Iiolloi'hamlwrk and
Miss l'llonora Harland. They wore batir
ing in the .\mito rivvr when out) of tlwlr
numlu-r got beyond her depth 8.0 scroum
rd. and tho uihur two “out. to‘hl-r assist
once. and all throo worn drowned.
Iiurgiur ('lurk Captured.
i'mmm mum, Aug. z'i. —— William
i‘lurk. ln-zui of the notorious i'lark family
of burglars nvur l'cnnington. N .l.. is
umh-r arrest in this city. .\ policeman
saw nwagon with its top riddled with
hulluts hving driven along a road pour the
southern outskirts of the city and arrest
VII the mun who was driving it. The
prisoner gave tho union of Robinson, but
tho Now .Ivrsoy authorities identified him
on Clark
Army Uilli‘i-r Kill» Illmaolf.
i'mun', o. 'l‘ , Aug. Brim—John ll Ruth-
born. a lieutenant of a company of tho
l'nitvd Stub-e soldiers. lot-atoll hour this"
pint-u, committedsuicide by shinning him
hull with u pistol No iuiuso is assigned
for the shooting. llo was conversing with
a party of soiiiiurs, and without warning
pullod a gun and shot himself
htriho Iiiniu In Scotland.
(immou, Aug. almfiorlous rioting
has occurred in l‘IlIllliIl‘iIilIl with tho voul
sirlko. and several pits Imvo boon wrm‘liv
ml. liouuidsou, liw Ii'uilnl' of tin' striking
minors, and “w oilu-r puraous who huvo
boon prominom, during tho strike buvo
lu-vn urrcsiml
’I'ourth l'iuna Postmaster-t.
\i'.\.~ui\o'ro\. Aug. t.’I. r'l‘hu following
fourth class [unionism-rs wvru uppolniod:
Now York-ml‘ociuu'toti (‘ontl-r. .lumi)
Mona; I‘oniono. Airs. Ilvlun 1', Polls
l‘vnnsylvaniu l-‘oltormun, ii. ii. lu'liz-
hoover; Smith Mill. Mrs Kuoko l-‘Iynu
A Ilnnkl'r HIIM lilmav-lf.
ltu'uuosn. Aug. 21.. -i,'oloiioi .l. M.
Winstond. prvsblunl of tho l'ludmout lillli
l’uoplo's Savings bunk of iiruovnshoro. N,
(1, jumpi'd from who of flu» town-e of the
city bull burr. n distnnw: of IT” fort. kill-
ing biuu-n-lf
‘ N‘urt'hing For .‘ili‘rl'IIIIIK.
lioillc. Am: :‘i. .\ om-iurunl search
by tho polivo oi lmorrblet clubs and nail
doncusln wwral small loam marlin
voiinu rusultvd in lbw Loi'urn of largo
qunntltioa of arms and unuuuuiiism.
[loath of i'Iulmuoi iiiuiwl.
Ail.\o.\.\'smr, X Y.. Aux. ally .l‘rnfms
orl'hnrlm liinlwl. u wvli Ituo‘ ‘ boom
in l‘lilil'liiitlllfli i ii' in , Irf' Iiii-‘ you! 03'» 'Iimi
at his country home Iu‘rc "
'1 Iu- .1!I"*Wl|ll‘l.llih
\V',\Hll‘~x.l dim. .‘i , ’l'lw torpedo
hunt. Eric's-w“ ~bill-«I from "'l'w (ilitllllifl on
her long trip to Now bullion. (form.
Wrniiwr formant.
Fair; southerly winds.
C. F. Boutwell
DENTIST.
Painless Extracting wihi (lasl
Iiiaiizcil Air or Cocaine. iiic
" Extra Charge.
Sets of Teeth. $5 to tilt
Office hours. from B Mm. toils p to.
Dr. lloutwell is usin a preparation in fill-
liug which renders t 8 operation as nearly
painless as wesible without injury to tho
I l.
'LAUDER’S BLOCK-
4 80. Main 8t., 80. Norwalk.
mil 1n;-
WHEN insuring your life be sure that you
get a plain and definite contract. Do
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by names.~Tontines Semi-
Tontlnes, Distribution Plans. ConsoIa. em.
however skillfully disguised. all mean some-
thing indefinite and uncertain. Twenty. 11!-
teen. ten years is a long time to wait to find
out what you have got. Many Chan es will
happen in that time. Better know w at you
are paying for when you start. All schem-
whereby some are to gain what others loss are
alluring and delusive, and upon this bull
Tontine and Distribution Estimates are made.
finite possibly you may be one of the lo
cmember that the Connecticut Gen
Life Insurance 00. is entitled to your fl
consideration. sinceit holds a foremost i
among the Life Insurance Companies 0 this
Country. and oflcrs superior advantages in All
features of the business. together with Great
Financial Security. insure in the Connecticut
General Lilo Insurance Co. Every Policy in
a direct. sim lie, and guaranteed contract.
Nothing is In t indefinite to be settled at a. fu-
ture time. N H. L'HHMMEDIEU. Ag't. j
llld Well Hand Laundry.
9| Washington Street, ‘
8outh Norwalk
ALI. WORK DONE BY HANDJ
N0 ACIDS USED IN WASHING.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
GOODS CALLED FOR AND DELIVER-
ED FREE OF CHARGE. ON TIMI.
JOHN WARREN, Proprietor.
Branch office—~Goorge L. Cook. Main street.
Darlen.
a
Pngflmfi
MRS. DII. N. I. iiilllFiIiIiI
Can be consulted at her oflice.
342 Broad St. Bridgeport. Bonn,
from ill a. m. to? p. In. any dayexcept Sunday.
The lloctoris a regular ph sician and for
the last sixteen years has mat ethe DISEASES
of 'OMEN a specinlt . Ladies snflerln‘
from any difficult ' inch out to the sex (“Ln
consult Dr. UlliIIilI‘i in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home can
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters, promptly replied to. In-
t‘loso stamp. at; £1
COAL;-
COAL
Old Company’s .
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other firstjclassfamily
COAL.
Our range and§hcater
COALS
for family useXare carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery:
amnion.
SOUTH NORWALK.
" HORSE emu?
—BY~
WATER PIIWEII.
lfyou want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main Stu
"‘li‘ South Norwaik.
“1&1??wa
"a
hm Ma 0:.
'IIII liltlfl'
NINOOO REMEDY
I'aom't'na To: Alwyn
RESULT! in B0 IIATI. Curr-a nil
Nv-rt'otili “incurs. inning Iiwnory,
run-sis. Hirwpioasm‘fls. Nightly Eniia
Iiirllk.l'ti'..i nuami by pm! aimed-a, we): vigor andri‘m
toehrunk horizons and quickly nut surri rot-torn
[MI-MI. Md In mid orynuug. [nail nurr edinvr-B
pm‘kl-l. I‘rIw‘IIJKI npnt‘kngo. NIX M‘MJDOWIIII}
written murmur- to «are or usury ref-adult. Don I;
int an an irinv'lpimi ulna! Int sci you may but "r
mum on. nelstunhnving NIIAI’I —-nonootlll-r. 1‘
helm» not until. we «III "with mail uponvccoil'
of rho. gum min! in sealed now up from Add"?!
IU~MQCM gum“ '0
GEO. C. STILLBONc‘
South llcmclll. ilcnpimm
Norwalk Chronicler