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tillliTEViNT’s. oiioim Housts.
:loiih loin no irritants. South lloiwolt
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shown in Norwelk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman a Bennett's celebrated line of Ten and
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Black in both low and hirh shoes. Call and see thorn.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdiea' Oxfords, in Russia. Kid and Patent
Inthers, affords an opportunity for gratifying the moat varying testes, while the
plea are lower than those charged elsewhere for the same quality. An inspection
of our stock will convince you that our styles and shades are up to date. also that
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E AND M LAFAYETTE PLACE. NEW YORK Cl'l'Y.
Bole agents for the U. 8. A. Bold by all druggista.
116. ‘fl
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one. is» cold no macho.
sec-u Duplicate can. have were
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”Weir—Meatltistuarpttoae.
New You. Jana tun-A prominent
banking firm at thia city. with interna-
tional nominee and an extensive repuv
tatlon. has warned its correspondents in
this country against a. clever swindinr,
who. under the name of William Black.
has victimized several banks in the south
and eouthweet.
Black is believed to have several aliases.
From the manner in which he operates it
is thought that he is the some person who.
under the name of Taylor. defrauded a
large number of European hanker- some
years ago. lite methods. which are ingen-
ious. require a knowledge of banking
and exchange
if Black and Taylor are identical. and
there is no reason why they should not he
-—ior the latter was never cuptured—-he la
a much traveled rogue and evidently of
good address. for his awlndlos are all of
an international character. requiring the
employment of some original mpitoi and
necessitating frequent journeys hetWoeu
New York and London. with shorter tripe
In this country and Europe to "take prof-
its." The New York banking firm. the
name of which is withheld at the request
of the members. but which is now wurnv
lug the inland hanks against lilaok. was
lnatrumonttil a your or so ago in putting
the hankera of riwcdcu, Norway. ltaiy.
tipain and other countries on their guard
against Taylor, who. if he he the lilnck of
today. has simply transferred his field of
work. with but trilling iuodiiicailoua. to
this country. -
Ila [Isa Operated Extensively.
Taylpr was In the habit of making eer-
erai Europoantrips a year. Before start.
ing he would lay out his capital in mm)
draitulteued in ilrete and seconds on Lon-
don. Arriving in London. he Would pm
sent the seconds or duoilratae of the drafts
at the oillco of the bankers upon which
they were drawn and secure the cash. if
any one asked for the original. his excuse
was that. it was lost in the mail or had
not reached him.
As it is the custom to issue draite and
hills of exchange in duplicate or tripli~
oate. either of which being honored. the
others are declared void. Taylor experi-
enced no trouble in severing funds on the
seconds when thoy were presented. With
his original capital thus scoured he Would
start for the continent. and in some small
city. iirst in one country. then in another.
he had no dliiicuity in selling the original
of hisdrait on London. (if course when
this real-lied the English capital the fraud
was detected, and the loan fell upon the
awindlod continental bankers
The European fluid of operation evontu
ally narrovvod down until tho rogue could
no longer work tho ingenious . min-mo
abroad, on. taking the name of William
Black. it is believed he has ll’itllrllt'f'l‘t‘d hie
practices to this mutiny.
The n u hogan to lay his plans: in Lon
don. wh he invented hie capital in sov—
erni choc e of 02!“) each on \‘;ll lope banks
of the south and West.
Black's Mirna-d tiariw.
Tho next stop in Mr. liim'h’e aria-inc is
not likely to llnd favor with tho imnhere
oi ihlsvouiitr)‘. It consisted oi hie asking
the London hank to forward his hlflliilllll’d
to the drama»: in America, ro that ho
might he roniilly Iiloiitlflcii WIltlll ho pro
aonted his checks.
in this mamwr the London hankrra ho
mun). all unknown to lIlt‘llifitiI\'t’~. a nun
dium iur making the iator hWiiliIIi‘rl pom
hlo through giiing iho rogue a ull'llllil
standing With tin-wayllxiie pnvrd for
him. Illm‘lt traveled to Amorico and in
oni- iliilulit‘i'. It in tnoun. iin‘rsiod utiwr
mpliui. vlhr proud-d» of frauds. in buying
admit. in .Iai'ksiunlllo. Fin. upon Now
Yuri. it was (or soon and i-irllll‘tl in do
plirato, in tho .sannv manner he. only a
ehort limo In'ioru. iw fll'tlll‘i'll drafts in
New York on London
l'rorouillug theme iommlhor southern
oiowvs $3.00 illilE.
broom.
—-—ABK [OB——
and you will see not only a
fleet and Perfect Fittlne Shoe.
But one in which the
, 3M Iaioiial it Used. Combining Durability and Style
flaking it the heat ”.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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. S. BROWN’S,
'4 I south Main street. ea. Norwalit.
'33 THE movement:
Have You Beenlit'é
and dressiest article in the market,
Gen have
address in amiI‘eutherehvyidsnti
cayoar w
anywhseievormade.
till BY A. ll. tiltllll, iEiVELEli,
mmmmotmf
meet. most useful
Rome can ream
Silver.
tying
city, he pronunti'd now of his gvnniiio 2: moi
chmske. verified the rignaiuro forwardd
from London and noun-mt hie mom-y
Whilo convening with tho tilIIi‘l'l’l of tho
hunk upon his Amurimu oiporirnro‘ ho
produced tho Florida lIllit'It on New York.
He explained that it was drawn for a law.
er amount than he would um, and linked
the bank to change it for two or ihroo
smaller checks.
"as a Maovvlallga M flanking.
'l'ho hank. anxious to oblige Mr. illsvh.
in coimmueuce of his abundant fund» and
international illlllllt't'lllllili. did so Mom:
in him a small commit-atoll. whivh ho to
quested them in do for the m-l-nininmhmnn
and expense of collection. lilarh and the
officials aapouated on the lawful ioi'nie.
but whrn the chuck portend through that
mursa of coiliwtlou it was rotnrnml an
worthless, although genuine. for a dupli
sale of the saline had lll‘fllt paid.
The insulting imuscln New York wail
notified. l the inc-anwhiio all tram of
William iii i'l; in lost. hilt the lmiiLore of
the rnuifiry may yet hour from him. for
Pinhermn‘a detentivse ham berm apprimi
of the «winilicr'a communal: and will low
no time in warning the iloanriai insiito
thrill of the now sch-lino.
lliaoh. with the weight oi indnreemout
that ho has vaulted from tho unumm-L
lug London firm. is aide to now Hill. ion
trends with little fear of «intention. lilo
knowledge of Making molten him an ex.
casdlngly dangerous region.
A It. Nelle-ea t‘oatraet.
New Ynltit. Juno i.~r‘amuoi liurnia
nos at this city. with entree in lemdon
and lb. City of Motion. boil mired all
vices to the ofimt that the hlesimn con
groan fiat finally approved and ratified the
contract made by them with the .‘iieaioan
government for the furnishing of tattoo,
000 worth of rolling steal: and moipnmni
for the 'i’ehoaatepae tailored.
WM‘W‘WfiTH‘EZd
narrate. Va. June i.-~A valuable
liens was killed and the owner fatally in-
land in lanolin by several has run on
the Heathen railway being touched down
on this as they were crossing the treat.
finer l’etatmltart.
Pittman“; Juno i.--'i'hrea painters
were Injured. m of them fatally. by the
tail of a staging on which they were at
work upon a house an Westminster rtr‘t
tea at solidi “Airliners.
thunk. Julie datum theme at
are reheating c! Halifax. sell
caveman-said
Marat
latest! at Aleutian esiaslt are euthv
grease.
. alarm r. ‘li.
untold and Morass W
thy and Hammer: the Central labor
union of Boston willhpaak. Parental lu-
vltetlcns to be present have been sent to
the Manufacturers' club’s umnhera and
when at thoindepsndeut committee.
with a request that they explain why the
operatives should go to work under the
present conditions. ‘ .
The committee appointed tomalta a per-
tonal canvas: of the Atlantic mill opera-
tives report that they were able to find on-
ly two persons who wanted to return to
.work under the present conditions.
The strikers havoroceived “woo this
week. including checks from the male and
female garment workers. the ateain out-
tors and lircssara' unions of Boston. A
letter from Waltham asks for more help.
Today 1:: fainlilca will start for Maine
under charge of one of the late oversoors
of the Atlantic Inllil. who accepted a posi-
tion in Maine with the understanding
that he securcpooltions for solar of his
former help.
The strike committee are considering
the approaching orisla when liio is re—
pcn on Monday morning. ’i‘lw rominit-
J6 claim to have been grimly helped just
at lhie time hy the Increase In wage» at
the Washington mills at Lawrence. Diana.
which manufactures the some class of
goods as the llivereido miliutt (linoyviilc.
'l‘ho nnnounrcniont bore of the increase at
Lawrence had the offer: of fixing the de-
termination of ihoqoopcraiivoii who had
been wavering and of encouraging the
others to finish the fight they have began.
It. is now argued that ii the Lawrence
mills can nhanuowngos the ()luoyviile
manufarturcra min do to too.
The etrikers’ minmiltoo stated today
that it hurt hovll notiiimi that the manu-
facturers had sent agonie to Quebec to pro-
curo nonunion Frenrh draw-re to insure
the running of tho mills on Monday. The
commitioo nae engaged a lawyer, and if
any foreign labor is imported the manu-
iacturere will he proeooutod under the
alien contract labor law. -
NEWS FROM CUBA.
A Revolutionary ('olouol (‘aptnrrd In lla—
Vllllo
ileum. Juno i.—.\zcuy Diva. who
was authorized by the reruiutionary rom-
mltioc in New York to mien rebel hands
in Plant dei Rio and to prepare for the
landing of tho expedition organized by
Enrique Colinzo. arrived in Cuba on the
steamer Masonite. When taken by the po-
lice, a paper was found in his necktie,
which the police had difficulty in prevent-
ing him from smiilowing. it contained
the name of a colonel. harem] houses in
Havana and Matanms have been searched.
lilaeso has returned to the district of
Manzauillo. in private oonvoreation he
maintains a reserve mu to whether Honiez
was Wounded or not in the engagement at
Bum i“ don Rios.
'l‘he guards in Jumonto have captured
the rehvl rhiei llernardlno Jimiiiol. who
raised a Mind of do near Ramon Alto and
fired flu villas. 'I'ho chief of the Agra-
montc rolmiaimodieammarmi in the moun-
tains, leaving horn-a. clothes. medicine
and a Wounded guide behind.
(‘olonul t‘npril inninfnliiml the fire of a
rebel hand three tliiios as large as his own
force undor tho ruin-l lead” l’oroquiio l'v-
rel. while passing the river Limonoe. The
rclwle worn ropnleod and lost four dead
and sevorai wounded.
BIG OIL FIRE.
Petroleum 'l‘iinlu on the Dork! Soar "mm
long "luring.
"amil'liu, Juno L-i'iwof tiw iii-moon
Trading i-nmpany'a petrol-tum tanks lu-ro
ham houn hurnmi. 'l‘ho iiro i. ptlli raging
and vow-h an i‘liurlilulln extont of ground.
'l'iiuii~;iinis of horn-la oi polroiriiiu, in mi-
ilitiun to the live tanks of tho iirumon
Trading rolnpnny. have hoon ih'etrnymi.
Ml tho nvailahlo lliv ong‘iiuw ltlliI tho
wholo oi the pioimnr qullnliou urotrying to
qurnrh tho mnliagratiou. 'l'iwy aro only
able to protect tho lnlmrore' mildgoe.
’l'ho Iinlser iavior; and tho Amoriuin
company s pairoluniu ilcpul urn min. as
the wind i~ driving tho liamm in the di-
rortinn of tho i'liho 'I‘ho town it on the
south hunk of tho liliw. almut nit milce
south of llmnhum. and hits a population
of about INN". largoiy given up to in-
dustrinl pursuit».
LIGHTNING AT SEA.
A Main struck and Entirely Destroyed With
Four Men.
PHILADELPHIA. June l.——A mhlugram
from llavana announced that the bark
Carrio E. Long. maimed by a crew ro-
rruited entirely at this port. had been
struck by lightning and totally doetruyed
by firo. in which hor captain. liarry Ilolf.
Chief Mate lilaeimrg of New York and two
seamen whose names would not be ascer-
tained ware burned to death.
The unlaatropho to the Long. which was
bound from l’hilmlclphla ior ilavona. on
nnrrod on Thursday of last week of! (turn
key. which lies cast oi Capo Florida. and
was made known only upon tho arrival at
Havana of the survivora who haul linen
moor-i hy the hark llamas. tfapialn
lilac. which arrived thorn from this port.
ling Watched the (limiting.
Now “out. June |.--A number of men
want hnlhlng at the foot or that itlghty-
third street. that river. last night. and
one of thorn was drowned. A patrolman.
attracted to the spot by the loud barking
of a dog. found a dog tlad to a punt inside
which wore a pair of dark tremors. some
ay umiarelotlm amia pair of flippers.
he clothing and the dog were taken to
the station.
ties-saga by a Vl'atenwai.
littmmim, in” June i, .. A water.
tpout struck near here and «and an all
sure iaiie to burst tlmmgh attain. About
one feet at the Mimmi. Karma and Tour
railroad traoht were washed away. A slat-
ilar lose cautioned to the cotton llelt rail»
ml. and rails were twitter] into all kinds
of shame. i...“
lWas Its ”marlin lie Maison?
Dunno. Goad. Juno Lu’l‘iie lusty of
treat-old (theme times. who her liven
listing for a wait. was tuned to flaunt
tonic river. It is claimed that tits hey
narrated with a nhoohaste and during a
til was pushed into line water. “the seat.
tvr will be investigated.
of... at... o" a...
(tangents Gm. Ila. Jena LwA
a man an ~no matter what the price—there
ice are u erstanding that goes withthe pur~
chase that that use has got his money’s worth. If
he hasn't he is entitled to get more goods for doth-
iug until he does get all he is entitled to.
The Keynote.
of our Clothing is Harmony. Linings, make-up and
finish, all in keeping with the material and at prices
strictly in harmony with the M95 prices.
W. A. BENEO|0T & 00.,
19 Main Street, Sentinel Building,
Norwalk. ‘ South Norwg
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyat - ‘
NO. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
. ......~...._..
Suits.
The step ahead in Ledies’ Suite is greater than ever this mean. It's an
matter to come to our cloak room and select a suit and very likely you will find
one more to your mind then if you bought the material and paid two or three dol-
lars extra for order'work. No numing You can see esactly what the client to.
You can choose from s Hundred Dlfil’fent Styles. You can try on garments until
you get precisely what you prefer without a worry or the least hit of annoyance.
The present is the time for the best choice, and the time for use will be here
before you are aware of it. There are suite that any one with ti moan command and
so far as etyie goes equd to our very highest priced ones. That'- one of the mar-
vein of this Marveloue Gathering of Suits. the rtyle that stamps them all, and re-
member that whatever the suit you buy here you can count every possible excel-
lence and least possible price.
Duck Suits in navy blue. tan and mixtures. fine hair line stripees and dots,
open front. cutaway jacket, full shirt, at v.50.
Duck Suits. coat with ripple back. latest style sleeve, full shirt, in navy blue,
with fine dots and stripes and covert mixtures. at $2.75.
Duck Suite in white and light stripes, open front cutaway coat. a
revere, ripple back. full shirt. at ‘3 9'5. ' Ill!
Serge Suits, blue and black, coat and ripple hack jackets, very latest style
sleeves. all seams bound, ekirte lined and unlined. from .5 up
Covert Cloth Suits, jackets with ripple back. faced with silk, stitched edgu,
velvet collar, at $10.
irieiram it Hyatt. Norwalh.0ono.
Inadics’ Summer-
’FIIMIOIS & 00.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
seli them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PRIME 0l0II||ll
in the town We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South tomalt. Coin.
FIRE! FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
llBflllKEll, GLASSWARF. All]!
HflUSE FUlNlSfllNli 000118.
Owingtothsiirelnoursiorewe will at once mm a
Gustiflrefialeofetock. Newlsthettmatosscorabavgatee.
JillIES t IIOI0|IIi|88
32 Wall Street, smut.
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