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NORWALK
. Caught of! Norwalk Islands.
, Iasveyourordors and have them
.. delivered in Nor-elk every Bates-
day mug. A fresh arrival of
corona sun
every day.{Vegetsbics from Green‘s
I’srssssvsry erasing. the due-t
We of
‘ sas, George and Waltham of Mississippi.
‘ *ex-Senator Reagan of Texas, which, with
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of men-soc theraldetoi snail.
political convention. The political ele-
ieelltoitbsirs‘esilverhosts preceded
tbsmrsieissnenta The out iorthe
grsstwhite metal conference have barn
command have included many men at
nationslrspuisticn. Boosters'rurpie'ci
. Karrie of Tennessee, who
SENATOR BUTLER.
were the first upon the scene. have been
followed in close order by Senators Date
of Tennessee, Jones and Barry of Arkan-
chornor Evans and Senator Tillman of
South Carolina. while Senators Marlon
Butler of North Carolina and Peace of
Florida are on their way. together with
other prominent silver leaders, including
crowds from Arkansas, gathered on route,
gills six coaches and numbers upward of
00. -
Ex—Congressman Bryan of Nebraska
will accompany the Louisiana delegation
of 800 on a special train from New Orle-
ans. nix-Congressman Sibley oi Pennsyl-
vania is expected to arrive today. as are
also ex-Govcrnor Prince of New Mexico,
Senator Stewart of Nevada and Alexander
Delmar, the author of several well known
coinage works. .
The town is filled up with the 2,000 to
8.600 delegated who faced President
Brown of the local bimetallioleagus when
he called the convention to order this
morning. They came by the scores from
the neighboring towns of Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama and Tennessee, the ex-
treme northwest and from Florida. They
represent about 80 states
The general sentiment favors Senator
Turpin oi Indiana for presiding cfliccr of
the convention, with Senator Jones of
Arkansas a: chairman of the committee
on resolutions.
_____.___.,“_....
THE HARRINGTON MURDER.
Complete Alibi Established tor the Late
State Senator Buck.
San Fusscrsco. Juneau—The coro-
ner’s inquest into the death of Miss Nellie
Harrington. murdered in her own room
ten days ago. was concluded. The testi.
many of four additionnlwitnessos com-
pleted a perfect alibi for the late Senator
Book, I. W. Lees, chief of detectives,
stated that he had followed every dew
and every person having any apparent
possible connection with the case. He was
absolutely in the dark regarding the iden-
tity of the murderer and admitted that he
had not even asuspiclon in reference to
the probable slnyors.
In referring to the wounds on the body
of the murdered woman Lees said that
they indicated that the murder was most
brutal. lie was satisfied, that the mur-
doror was thoroughly familiar with the
premises. lie was convinced that the
crime had not been committed for pur.
poses of robbery. The fatal wounds had
probably been inflicted by a pistol used as
a club. The jury returned nvcrdiot of
murder committed by some unknown per-
son.
TO GUARD GRAY GABLES.
Secret Service Dion Will lie on Duty There
Again This Summer.
Buzzsuns liar, Muss. June l2.——Sc~
cret scrvics oilicers will guard the wool-
dent and family again this§season. Detect
ive llastings of the Washington onion got
here just before the arrival of Mrs Cleve-
land and the babies on Wednesday last.
and another oilicer arrived Tuesday. A
third is expected to accompany the presi-
dent. Deiective Hastings was in charge
of the detail a your ago.
Last season these men boarded over in
the village. but this year they will stop on
the premises." Their orders are fully as
strict as last year, and it would be next to
impossible for a stranger to reach the pres-
ident's home without first encountering
one of these oillclais. The president is or.
peoted today or tomorrow.
Mrs. Thurber and children arrived at
their cottage at Marion Tuesday. it is
bid that Mr. Thurber will accompany the
president.
Two Terrors Fight to the Death.
Braces-r. Ky. June lit—News comes
from Beaver. Floyd county. that John
Amburgy and a man named Martin on—
gaged in a battle at the homeof Amburgy,
near Beaver. which resulted in the dcatb
of llsrtin aid the babls fatal wound-
ing of Amburgy. ’l‘ c men had long been
terrors in the neighborhood. and they had
been enemies for some time
Cmmnsrmd combine.
limos, N. ’1, June is.-Ths at silo
authorities“ Cornell and ilarvard vs
signed an t for a two '
league between the ten universii in
meats in bassbfll. football uni rowing.
beginning wig: the next college year.
ammmum
Guru limes, June ilu-A resales
tiers was sebum to the new
sbnrcbsyncdccudsssalngsnnlg bicycle
“unusually the practice church
munhmridingscchurcb. ltwssrefsrrsd
tstheceuirsittssonmorais
'lletrlss‘khrnedstlsa.
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I'hs Cruiser Raleigh Will litre! the Florida
om: own cum 0rdsrs to stop Illegal
sxmiiWso-nlua ”amt-war Cruises
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Wasmaorou. June law-Acting Score.
tax-y McAdoo of the navy department says
that the instructions sent to the command-
er of the cruiser Raleigh for his guidance
when on patrclduty oi! the Florida coast
were of the most comprehensive kind and
provided for a full and strict enforcement
of the neutrality laws. The Raleigh prob-
ably will gc brat to Key West. This is the .
only port on the Florida coast which a veep
ssl of “her draft can safely enter. She
then will make a thorough petrol of the
coast line. and to rcw‘or it more difficult
for a fillhnsteriug party to get away the
crulscr’s steam launches and small boots
will be manned whenever it is necessary 1
to look, into narrow inletsand passes for
light dr'alt schooners and yachts, which
are the favorito means of transportation
of th illibustcrs.
WI 1: Spanish men-obwar lying on the
Florida coast outside oi the three mile
limit and the Raleigh and her boats sweep— -
ing the inside waters, the ovcrentbusiastic‘
Cubans and their American sympathizers
who undertake to involve the. United
States in trouble by using Florida as a
base of hostile operations against the gov-
erhment of Cuba crgiikcly to be repressed
with a strong hundL- *
The position of the administration is
that the United States inustmnke all non- 1
orablc efforts to prevent the abuse of its
territory in this way, and if the measures
already adopted are not sulllciont to secure
a degree that we have ourselves insisted
upon when our own interests were con-
cerned, than active steps may be taken
ashore to move upon. the people who have
laid themselves open to prosecution by or-
ganizing hostile expeditions and aiding in
illegal ways the warfare on a friendly as.
tion.
Neutrality Laws liluat lie Enforced.
The following letter has been sent to
all collectors of customs on the coast from
New York to » Rio Grnndo by the acting
secretary of the treasury department:
“it is a matter of rumor that at various
.points in the Unitcd Slates nttomptsare
being made to enlist men, to equip and
arm vessels and by other illegal measures
to aid the insurrection now in progress in
the island of Cuba. While this department
has not been furnished with tangible ovi—
deuce confirmatory of such rumors. it
deems it of great importance that no pos-
sible opportunity be given for complaints
that the government of the United States
has in any respect lulicn short oi its full
duty to a friendly notion. Collectors of
customs for tho sct'eral districts between
New York and Brownsville are especially
enjoined to son to it that tho neutrality
lows of the United States. particularly
sections 5,289 and 5,290 of the revised
statutes, are fully compiled with."‘
The sections of the revised stututcs re-
ferred to are as follows:
Section Faint—Tho owners or consignces
of every armed vessel sailing out of the
ports of the United States. belonging
wholly or in part to citircusibcrcof, shall
before clearing out the some give bond to
the United States. with suillcicnt sure-
tics. in double the amount the value of
the vessel and cargo on board, including
her armament, conditioned that the vessel
shall not be employed by such owners to
cruise or commit hostilities nguinst the
subjects, citizens or property of any for:
sign prim-o or stoic or of any colony, dis-
trict or people with whom the United
States is at peace.
Section awn—Tho scvvrnl collectors oi
the customs sbnll dutnln nny vcssol maul.
fcstly built for warlike purposes and about
to depart from the l'niicd‘c‘iulcs, the car—
go of which principally consists at arms
and munitions of war. when the number
of men shipped on board or other circum-
stances render it probable that such vessel
is intended to be employed by the owners
to cruise or commit hostilities upon the
snbjocts..cltizcns or property of any for‘
sign princc or stale or of any colony, dis-
h‘tntcs is at peace until the decision of the
pruidont ls bud thereon or until the own-
er givos such bond and security as is re-
quired cf the owners of armed vcsscls by
the preceding section.
Business For Alderman Shipbuilderl.
- \VASIIINUTON, Juno iii—Information
has been received at the navy dcxmrtment
the enforcement of tho neutrality laws to ,
trigt or people with whom the United,
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was“, man of note competed. they saw
.and Cabanne finished ahead of Dirnbergcr
‘ Charles Walton Ogden, thc wealthy iron
Micheal. cover tbssanie oonrsein 3:04 3-6,
dries hung colonised by them
blob a majority of the Glass Band
it'd. Titus. paced by a tandem." ride a
mile in 2:02. lowering the state reward:
saw ”commander known as King
and Arthur Zimmerman ride an exhibi-
tion rolls in the slow time of 9:14 Hi
Taken all together, it was an excellent
”Willi!!!- .
An incident of the meet that few in the
stands appreciated. but which was keen-
ly relished by all of the riders from the
newest Class A man to the cracks of the
B division. as well as by the man whose
business it is to keep the run of the racers.
was the updating of Mike Dirnlmger and
Eddie Bald in the mile open, Class B. It
was the ilrst‘timc this season that the two
Buffalo men hadcoms tog ther, and there
was a great deal oi into . to see whether
Dirnbergsr. who early in the spring took
the mile lcoiupctiticn record from Bald.
would be able to prove in a "ice that he
is the superior. lie was cashlc‘to do
this. There were so many starters in'ths
race that it was necessary to‘run it in
boats. and in the final Bald. McDonald
in the good time of 2:08 3.5.
A DAY OF suncuoeis.
31x Persons End or Attempt to End Their;
Lives In New'l'crk.
an Your. June iii—TA day mashed
by a succession oi nctu’blc suicides and
attempts at suicide has just passed.
merchant and clnbman, wandered away
from his home and shot himself in Central
park,“ supposedly from religious mania
He died soon alter be was found.
Fairman Warren, of the wallpaper ilrm
of Warren, Fuller (4: 00., a victim ‘of mel-
ancholic, shot himself dead at his home
in tho Seville flats in West Fiftyelghth
street. Ills firm is a branch of the Wall
Paper trust.
Gretchen Stein, sold to have been the
most beautiful girl in Hartford, who
had lost her position in a drug store be-
cause her charms made her the object of
too much attention, ended her life by poi-
son.
Hannah hiannbcimer. a young. rcilued
and beautiful schoolteacher, cut her throat
and wondered away from her home in
iiarlem. She was disappointed in lovc. it
is said. and that has unsettled her mind.
. Adolph Lobmun. a cigar maker, hanged
himself to a bodpost at 319 East One Hun-
dred and Second street after a quarrel
with his wife.
John Lang shot himself dead at 326
West Thirty-sixth street because he was
out of work and was told that ho was not
Wanted at home.
THE- ARMY CYCLISTS.
Two Zliiitnry divest-rigors Speeding over
.‘vav \‘ork Booth.
l'm‘unusrrsui. N. Y., June 12,—Two
regulars of the United States nrmy. who
are making practical tests of the bicycle
for military use. passed through this city.
The first was Private Albert Matthey of
the artillery company stationed at Fort
Hamilton. who left New York on Monday
morning to ride to Chicagoin 13 days car-
rying a message from ilclieml Mllcsto
General Merritt. blatthey oncountorsd had
made iluiWildll i‘cebshill and Garrison's.
and during the dark hours of the' night
received a full. but fortunately escaped
injury. lie slept in the open air near Unr-
riscn’s.
The other rider is Licntenant H. I).
Wise, who was gmdnnlod at West Point
last year and is now stationed at Madison
barracks, ncnr \l'ntortown. Ho loft the
barracks at 5a. in. last Sunday. having
been detailed to deliver a message from
Lieutenant (folonx-l Kine to Gcncrul Miles.
Lieutenant Wlso is in the full uniform of
his rank. He passed horn and expects to
make New York by ii n. in. today.
The Pennsylvania's Commencement.
‘l‘llli..\lrl{i.l'iil.\. June 12.—'l‘hc annual
commencement of the University of Penn.
sylvanin for tho conferring of honorary
dogrcos and degrees in course in the facul-
ties of tho cullcgc and departments of
philosophy and laws was held in the Acad-
emy of Music. Provost Harrison occupied
the prcsldcnt‘s chair, with Governor
Hastings on his left and Frederick h‘rnlcy,
LI... 1)., on his right.
Mr. and Mrs. lsh llald For Murder.
OMAHA, Juno lit—The coroner's jury
from ofllcinis now with the Asiatic squad-
ron to the client that Japan intonds to
materially strengthen ber navy, and that
ii shipbuilding experts of the United
States should visit that empire now
it is probable that several largo orders
could be sceurod by American shipyards.
The Japanese. it appears, would much
prefer to make their naval purchases in
the United States. but what they need
more than anything else is an expert who
is not only a business man. but who can
give advice and suggestions as to the type
and style of ships adapted to the Japanese
service. There is an agent of an Amor-
lcan shipyard now in Japan; but it is said
that he is not a naval expert. and his suc‘
rose is not assured.
President Will Visit Atlanta.
Wasmscrox, June 12. —- President
Cloveland has accepted an, invitation ton-
:lcred by representative citizens of Atlan-
ta to visit the Atlanta exposition. He
will cave Washington by a special train
on the evening of (lot. 21 and arrive in
Atlanta on the afternoon of the 29d.
Bridge Plans Approved.
Wasmro‘ms, June ill—Scorctary La
snout has approved the general plans for
a suspension brides over the Hudson river
at New York. submitted by the New York
and New Jersey Bridge company of New
York, in which New Yuri: and the New Jas-
ssy Bridge company of New Jersey Joined.
Fourth Class Postmeaters.
wasniscror. June iam'l'he following
fourth class pcstmsstcrs were appointed:
New York—Fuller‘s Station. North
Blessing.
Pennsylvania-Jinan”. (l. A. Ititten-
house.
I'll dilute Mes the liaisinh's Place.
Washroom. June ill—The Atlanta
has been designated to rate the place of
the Raleigh is the celebration oi the
logo! tbelisrism canal atlfcw rages
its "it last. .
. lllrs. llcckcr was not of sound mind. and
l
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investigating the murder of Cbnppeli of
Kansas City. which occurred Sunday
night. bold .lamcs lab and his wife to tie
grand jury as being equally rcswusible
fur the killing. lsh claimed that the dead
man was criminally intimate with his
wife. and that be detected the guilty cou-
ple and slow Chappcll on the Impulse of
the moment.
Kills-d Herself undellcr Children.
81. bums. Mich, Juno lit-whim "or-
man llccltci'. ngcd lit, and two children,
aged 4 and 5. Were found by her little do-
mcntod boy in a back collar with bullet
holes in their heads. ltis claimcdthat
there has been trouble in the fondly re-
cently. She loft a letter saying that she
and the children wuro sick and must die.
burglars lilies a (loud Thing.
Ht'nsox. N. Y.. Juno law-Tho post-
cillcc ct Stotivllis, Columbia county, was
broken into by burglars. The lock of the
sale was blown to pieces. but the bolts
could not he movsd book. and the bar-
glare were forced to leave without getting
anything of value. There was a large
amount of money in these“.
Teutonic Breaks a Record.
Qtssxsrows, June liz.-—The White Star
steamship Teutonic. Captain Cameron.
from New York on June ll. arrived oil
Daunt's rock at 10:13 o'clock last night
after a passage of 6 days. 28 hours and bi
minutes. This is the fastest trip she has.
ever made over the long route.
W at Harvest In Full m
er. on. June im—nllcports indicate
that th wheat harvest has commenced in
south blissonri and southern illiacls,
and it will soon hein full blast all over
this section of the country.
realise stats m is no es. ,
horror. .loaeit.-~Geesrslra
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one ,vs ‘
Believe in our CLOTHING. The ,
oisuoh believers increases. so the business
We are determined to hold and morocco cor "
trade by enlarging the number of modding
Garments as they should be in every”
Prices better than you could expect. no
known in the history of the clothing trade. f
MEN’S AND [BOYS’ FURRIi
Straw Hats.
a, W. A. BEN'EIIIBT & [iii
19 Main Street, Sentinel Building
Norwalk.
South nor
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'1‘ch maniac DRY GOODS. STORE,
Tristram ; ,& ' Hyatt
N0. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
Ladies’ Summer Suits.
The step ahead in Indies’ Suits is greater than ever this moon. ' saw I
matter to come to our cloak room and select a suit and v likely yet:t :33 find ‘
one more to your mind than if you bought the material an paid two or three dol- :
lars extra for order work. No guessing. You can see exactly what the effect i. ’
You can choose from a Hundred Different Styles. You can try on garments until -
you get precisely what you prefer without a worry or the least bit of mnoysnce,
The present is the time for the best choice, and the time for use will he have
before you are aware of it. There are suits thstnny one with 81.50 can command and
so far as style goes equal to’our very highest priced ones. That’s one of the mse- ,
vels of this Marvelous Gathering of Suits, the style that stamps them all, and re-
member that whatever the suit on bu here on can ponihis cued-
lence and least pcuiblc price. y ' y y count every
Duck Suits in navy blue. tan and mixtures flue" hai lin
Open from. cutaway jacket. mu skirt. at two. ’ ' ° ”mp“ “5 “'-
Duck Suits, coat with ripple hack, latest a le sleeve, f ll iri
with line dots and stripes and covert mixtures. £82.75. 0 s rt
Duck Suits in white and light stri , o f large
revere, ripple back, full shirt, at 33.98. P90 pen rout, cutaway coat,
Serge Suits. blue and black coat and rl is back ‘ k in latut styh‘
sleeves, all seams bound, skirts iided and unlings, from 353$).e ’ very
Covert Cloth Solis, ‘ackets with a le beck faced ' - - - ‘
velvet collar, at 810. J pp ' wrth ”k, “W edgu,
Tristram is Hyatt, Nurwalk, (3h
rituals & 00.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
PBINB 'lilllTlllN
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANcis&co.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86‘Washingion'Sireei. - Scum Norwalk.” Boom.
FIRE! FIRE?
Great Rdeuction Sale of
unusual, cusswcfi A
w flflHSE mucus Bonus, 3
Owingtothedrclnonrstorewe will at once consumes
Grestll‘iroiisleofstock. Naphthetlmotosecursbsrgaiss.
, in navy blue, ,
s Jubilee is fast in the run
I n. it“! and W
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