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' ‘ ‘ Woolen an?!m tar“ Dinner 0n; and Saucers. lit-ain'cete and greed
' M Bowls, Jugs, Salads. Calories, adding Sets, etc., etc. etc" far below
«It. ‘
Waiter Deniers from 1 to 8 gallons.
7st styles of Window Screens from 21c up.
Osortland Screen Doors any size. 89 cents. . .
(leopard IfeKee's celebrated Uhsrooel Sheathing Lined Refrigerators—ao-
W thehset soft wood box made, from .3 up.
‘ See our "Gurney" Hardwood. Cleanable Refrigerators, made with a remov-
mblflu ehatlhsr. and lined with mineral wool. .
' Must, Hammocks, on Stoves, Gasoline Stoves and Porch Screens.
Billll noviillllll urn; ll.
'Silillfllllll’s uuuu Hausa.
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Aninfand our new styles in Russetefandil’stent Leathers arexthe nobciest ever
shown in Norwalk.
In Bicycle Shoes we have Norman &;Bennett's celebrated line of Tan and
Black in both low and high shoes. Cell and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Ladies’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
heathen. aflords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes, while the
price 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
we have the finest lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
OLSEN BROS.,
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But one in which the
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Making it the best $3.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. S. BROWN’S,
South Main Street. So. Norwalk.
TO THE BICYOLISTS:
Have You Seen It ?
The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterling Silver. Can have
our name and address on your wheel. thereby identifying
lt. Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
‘Fllll SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWELEB,
OPEN! HOUSE liliillll. llllllllilll. lllllll.
' The Gate City hip Stone Faucet Filter.
Isnufsctu st of Pollsltsii Brass and lilghly lllcltsi Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting ell disease germs and extraneous matter. rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
-or——
Sl’lllllfl FllllTWEilll
~60 TO—
9mm-
imu' til HILWAUEB rm ma
'rlie eon-um on nominations Had an an
lightltraggle With the All Important
Issue—Jun Silver Men lIave Organised
Their Forces l‘or a Stilt Fight.
Gwynne». June 20.——The opening sea-
sion'of the eighth national cohvcntion of
Republican clubs adjourned after disposv
log of all preliminaries and routine mat—
ters. There were no developments in the
convention indicating the contest between
those wearing yollow and white badges
and mprceenling respectively the gold and
the silver standards.
But in the committee rooms at the Ar-
cade, hotels and elsewhere the fight cori-
tlnuod. The conunlttoo on crixlontials
had considerable anniscinent over the
South Cnrollita contest. The connulttims
on league work, rules and order of busi—
ness had nothing lllllllillltl.
The committee on time and place so-
lectod Milwaukee as the place for the
next national convention, and referred
the selection of the data for the next nu—
tionul convention to tho oxwutlvo lxiard,
with instructions to select any date after
that of tho Republicanconvention. 'l‘ho
pmtymnomcnt of tho tlnu- ‘Ulflllillt‘ sub5
sequent to that of tho nutionalwnvon-
lion next your was for the purpose of
avoiding any such or u-st on resolutions
as that which is now confronting the dot
‘ cgatos of the clubs.
ConVcntion May He Prolonged.
There was a moVi-mvnt to ('illli'lllilt‘ the
work with llll‘ bunqui-t. tonight, but tho
agitation boforc tho contmitti-i- on rosolu-
tlons dovriopml such illiforrtn-os that it: is
not likoly tho convention will i'loyw bofuro
Friday. Thu fll‘lt‘flllll‘fi from tho “‘i‘hl. and
south wunt to get. away on Friday.
Ari it is known that (ioi'vrtmr McKinley
cannot get hcri- till Friday morning. thorn
in u fli'lli‘l'lbl iii-sire to wall. for him till
that limo, and some i‘hurgi' that his
frivn’ils uro si-i-kingto prolong thi- prm‘mrtl'
lugs no as to him: a big Molilnlvy day on
Friday.
Ulla-rs charm that tho vllurls to otpi»
dlto llllflllli‘ns no as to murludi- tonight
worn intruded to give the drh-guu-s an op»
portunlly lo lmiru before MoKlnlry‘s ur-
riv
T presidential booms huvo bruit look»
8d ras carefully today as over. The
Ml-‘s lliisil’l-il.i..
(New York‘s \l'oman lli‘ll‘gflll‘.l
lnwu duh-gulps kt'i'p tlllt‘ll llHllM' for .\lll‘
Hill. and tlw llomim uro quh-tly hw'ltlilg
Ilurriwn in mind, \\'lllll' thv .\rw Eng
land dolvguii-s tho the llluinv tactics for
lii'i’il,
Mark A. lluutm. “llu i~ us t'lilM' to M0
Kinh-y as if. ll. Kuhlwuu, has lm-u kl‘s'p'
lug upi'tt llIlIlN‘ ul lil- lllllllhlllll ltll \Vi‘i'k.
Mr. liunnu gun- a dinuwr at tho l‘nlou
lmiguo at which Mayor il-dmrn, u t'i-lnlit’o
of .\l-‘l\'inh~y: lint‘i‘l'llill“ Kristin. Merri»
um. Brown and i'luyt-m lion'i-ll; Slows l’.
lluudy, Si-lutlurn‘ l’uttuu of Mli'lililllll,
(‘lurku of Wyoming. i‘urtvr of Mutilatm.
'l‘hlirsloti of Nt-hrzhku. lllllmli ul' lduhu.
Warm-r Millir of .\i'\\ Yuri. and nth.“
\t‘i-ri' “ll-“sis. \Vhlh' .\li' lliilllill :iiuuyn
lil'lli‘h‘h‘ Mixlt‘iiili‘y to hit tlu- limit of ill"
lln‘y llt‘ wiys. lu- Wlh‘ lion-r w lmpvlnl for
tho i'humpiuli of llriili‘l‘lltlll u~ h:- iu at this
i-ouwnthin, owing In tho «apt-muons for
his furorili- from oilwr stain llu- ilmw
lint think lhv hilVi'l‘ quv‘linn will ruihur
rum. tho nith'r prnti-t-tloniuu.
lt war.~ mum-doll lhul tin-two ivmlittg
nillt'os Would he llltlill'll butuwu tho gold
and silwr turn by imikiiigiirm-rul Mo
Alpin of Now York [ll‘t‘hllll'lll and John
liyrnmi of lh-nvvr awn-fury. but now i'.
is prnpimi‘ll lo rofi-r thi- hi’lt1'llitllilf it we
rotary to tho t‘Xt‘l‘llfll't‘ board. it is claim-
ed that A. it. llllllllllll‘t'yri was llrnl swim t
or] by tho oxi-i'ulivv hoard and ilfll‘f'\\'lll‘il
I'l“('li'('ll‘fl by tho annuali'oitwnlluns. 'l‘lii-
silver mm think tho New York iii-logo
tlon, flllt‘l' for-ling i'illlflili'lll of Mu-Aipin‘s
selection, is sovklugto mold having an
ultrusllwr man for am'rviury
l’rmulttutit among Ht'lll'l'lll Mullplu's
hoonwrs is Miss lloswidl. tho wonum tli‘l
oguto from Now York.
flilvor Men llegin 'I‘lii-lr Fight.
'l'ho fi'illlll'l‘ of the day has born the all
vur light lmfurv tho i-ommittm- on rosolu.
tlulis. ’i'lto t‘llllllllllli‘i' orguniml at ip.
m. with (tough-suntan .i. ll. llobinuou of
Pennsylvania as chairman and ii. (i.
Knowlwt of Ul‘ltttht’i‘Itu wot-viary. 'l'lu-
orgnnlzutlon was against the idlrvrltv-i.
but the lullvr wvrc not. iiiei‘ourugml and
opened up tho light from tho start. ’i‘lii-
mmtulttov was in upon evasion for svvvrul
hours. when. on motion of i‘ougrossmnn
Tuwnvy of Minniwtu, ll adjourned for an
cxoi'iitlvommsion. at which limo a sub-
committoo of nitn-wut fitllt'llllllillllli‘i‘il
and tlmo given tho silv-r turn and others
for a hearing.
'I'liu foundation of tho Nlli’i'l‘lllt'n was
offered; him otlu-r slivi-r resolutions. ’l‘ho
opponents of free allwr oiTrt-rd the finan-
cial plank of “492; also the rmoltt Ohio
plank adoptvd at. Zulli‘nt’lllu last month.
'l‘lw opmprmnlso rcuoltilloti attracting the
most attention was prmvuml by Senator
J. M. Thurston of Nehru-dot. as follows:
”We approve the ilmlurutlou of the last
Republican convention ‘tluit thr Anteri-
rutn pmyde from trmlitiun and intorrst fu~
vor blmctnlllsin, and the Ri‘plllllli‘flfi par~
ty demands the use of both gold and silver
as a standard money, with such restric-
tions and under such provisions to be do.
termlned as will mourn the maintenance
of the parity of values of the two medals,
sothat the purchasing and drill: paying
power of the dollar. whether of silver.
gold or paper, shall be at all times maul,
and refer the action fora more specific
declaration to the tit-rt. ltvymhlimn unlimi-
al convention, which alone has the power
to bind the party or make platforms and
declare principles.’ ” ,
There was no discussant of the term or
any otherimues in the miniature except
that of the silver plank, aminotliffmnces
X
l
,‘.’vl i Al‘>.l...“(,l m
yitwliinot’he etc-m are-
part. Still it is conceded thatthosein-
strnctions make italmoet certain that
both majority and minorityreportswill
he prmonted tothe convention, and that
the silver question will be fought out on
the floor today. The silver men still have
confidence in their strength among the
delegates, although a majority of the com-
mltteo is against them.
When the committee on resolutions re.
assembled. the following subcommittee
was appointed to draft the resolutions:
Hon. John D. Robinson. Pennsylvania,
chairman general committee (ox oiliclo);
Horace G. Knowles, Delaware, secretary
general committee (ox offlclo); J. A.
Townoy. Minnesota; Jellies ii. Harkless,
Missouri; chry B. Blackwell, Massa-
chusetts; L. M. Hubbard. Connecticut;
0. E. Allen, Utah; S. A. Robinson, Now
York; Senator F. 'l‘. Duhols, Idaho; W.
W. Curry, District of Columbia; Ii. M.
Coke, Oregon. ..
The full committee hoard argunu-ntsiih
the silver question pro and con for hours
before the subcmnmlttoo wont into an all
night executive session to proparoa report
to be made to the full ootumltti-o.
' The Orators Have a Chance.
A mass meeting was bold in Music hall,
at which pmmincnt orators made ail.
dresses. Ex-iiovcrnor 1). Russell Brown
of Rhodo Island first ri-vlotvcd the past
two yours unilor Dotnwrutlc rule and stut—
cd that tho mllrypursuod had been no-
Amorlcun and unpatriotic.
“lint a change is coming," he said.
“Alroudy tho thanks of tho pooplo are as-
couding to brown lwiruimo tho fifty-third
congress has passed! away, and tho presi-
dent's bands arc Weighted against further
mischief."
lion. A. B. flutnmins of Iowa present-
ed an eloquent argument in favor of par-
ly ulh-giuuro for prilft‘i‘flilll. and said that
tho tariff formed the vorni-rstono and only
safvty of tho workingnwn of Aim-rim.
Srnutor Elect John M. Thurston of No-
hrusku delivered tho most. stirring tipt‘t‘i'll
of ”to meeting. lioforring to tin-stato-
nii-nt that tho livpublli-ans would loso tho
stair-s Won't of tho Mississippi if fri-o silvor
WM not indium-d. Senator Thurston t-ullll
he knew whvroof ho symkir whcn‘l‘io stutml
that Nebraska would giro a majority of
60,000 for tho Republican lickct noxt your
on tho old lirpuhlirun financial platform.
This alutvmr‘ut was greeted with prolong-
cd applauw.
Mrs. .1. Ellen Fusfvr. pn‘sldvnt of the
Women's humor of lit-publh'an i'lubs of
tho l'nilml til-aloe. was ui-xl intrmlur-vd.
Sho had truvoli-d 3.01m milos from Now
Mexico to‘uttiind this gathering.
Mrs. Fibrill‘f' urn-uti-ii quite a stir in lll'f'
closing uppi‘ul for frw slivor. She Hawaii’-i
nwndvd llw tin-«torn livpublii'uns to stand
by tho party as long as tho party fumrod
hinn‘tulllnm. to; that. was lln- party's rov-
oril. . ho said tho liopuhlii‘uus of tho wrest
woro moro (‘oim-ri'utiwon tho silvvr ques-
tion than flli‘ Republican» of l’vnnsylva
pin and utlirr status ult llll‘ tariff. Sho
iti~l~twd that anything t‘lN‘ than bimi-tul.
lisni wzi-edungoruuslotlw grand old party.
With an ovation to Mrs. Foster 'llio
"ll'i’l lltg l‘limi‘il.
Kerugooil's Ilody Found.
“lil'lll-ZHTER. .llilli‘ 2|i.~—.-\ssismnt (‘hlof
of l’ulh'o .hihu i‘. lluydvn rt't‘t‘lVl‘d it ill»-
pulrh from i'nronvr “Editor of Niagara
i‘ounty stating that tho body of olill‘llll S.
Ki-rtigood, who Ml tuy~ti~rlou<ly dimppi'nr»
ed from u Michigani'vntrullruin hotwi-vti
('hit-ugo and MW York lint ilrtulwr. hue
hm-u fuund tn-ur Niagara l":ill.~. lx’c-rugmsl
was last «in .'lll\i'.‘ll llt'll‘nll ill-a ri-lu
firm. hllt'lll llilllill‘i‘ile’uf dollars in north
of tho llilvlllg lllllll. but t-nuldgvt no trum-
of him.
Mountain ('ier Jumps-«I the Truck.
i'tl \‘l‘l \\mn. \. Juno '3” ~—.\ war on tho
Look-mt Mountain lili'lllli' rullrnuil jump
t‘il ihr ll’lii l. uhth‘ mining (lll\\ll tho
mountain about film! fort from tho l’nlnl
lliili'l \l‘ ll. .‘llli‘lll'll. lll‘I‘~lIli‘lll Ill, lllt'
'l‘htnl Xuiiuttul hunk of lltl~ rily. and )l.
1“ ll- mirrwn “i rv- Handing on tln- froight
platform in tho nor of thv mr. and llhw'
limit jump d. row-Hing wriou» .‘lllil prob
ably l.ll.‘ll oomph
llrlll-li iiml Illsei-k I'Iiegs ('lusli.
,\ ili~pulrh in The
'l'ttm-i from llniigkuug that tho
lilnvk hing gi'lll'ml liu~ ill-tituuiloil lltu
withdrawal nl tlw L'oii liritl~h murinre
lundvd at Auping. in tho i~lntid of For
nimu 'l‘iw ltrittsh otlh-vr mmmuudmg
tho inzirinm~ lms n-l‘tm-d to withdraw and
is pr. paring to light.
l,i\‘e[lil\_ .llllll '2” .
F-Iltfi
Strong Iteutoves t‘rolter'e Partner.
.\'i-.\\' \‘itttu. .iuno L’llwhluynr Strong
has l'l‘lllll‘l‘ll l'mni nilivo l'i-lur l“. ltloyor,
f‘tllllllllsslnlli'r of tho Park tin-nun lm»
provrnwnl. ”I‘ "pptllllll‘tl fill his successor
Ernvst llurvior, non of tho rhiof organiz‘
ore of illi' Hto'klor indcpi-mh-nl manly or:
gutilrutiou. Moyi-r in a bur-luv“ tismxslutr
of Itirhard l'rokvr.
ling (‘arpot Contract.
\l'.tiillt\‘i.'rm., .luno “ill-w'l'lw govortt‘
mom has uwurdod to iilmlu-l limtlii-rs of
l’hiludnlphiu the contract. to furnish lo.
llimor mow yards of brunet-lat carpet for
into in public buildings thruughouttho
country during tho coming your.
Mr. Cleveland Catches Seven Illusfisli.
lit‘zmuno liar. Mam. Juno eitmliir.
Cluwiund spent llw t'lllll‘t‘ day down tho
buy flslilng. Although tho nutivo ilslu-rr
mun huvo llm'it unuhlo us yvt to lllfllli'l‘
tlu' bluvflsh to bite. lllt‘. president succumb
oil in catching sun-n.
Italians and ltraalilans In a flow.
lli'uxim Arum. .lmm Bil.»i9onflicls
havumzcurred iwtwi-i-u ltniinns and llrav
zillmm at! l’i‘lrutmlls. a town 25 miles
north of liloduurlru. ’l’holtullnm tore
the lirazillnn ling. Many Wrro Wounded
in tho ailmy.
Leigh (lraduetss It! Young Men.
Iii-:Tumznttii. Pa. Juno 20.-'l‘tm mm-
mcncouivnt t‘ll‘l‘lllfll‘ll at Leigh university
Nero marked by tho graduation of a class
of 112 young men, the largest in the his-
tory of the institution.
Gladstm’a hilt
Lmtnolr. J tine 20.-—lt ls stated that’tho
withdrawal of Mr. Gladetono's pair only
endures while tho Welsh church disortulr
Senator Pea-d Accepts.
Locxmnt, hi. hi, Juno Qua-Senator
Cuthbert W. Pound formally accepted the
law profosmhlp at Cornell, to which he
had been elected.
”WM.WW
Outside of a terminal.
Hem. N. Y.. June sow-artichoke
Calhoun, alarm laborer «remitted solo
accumulate Melee; withasbfl
”Mt
Peace In His ~ peach.
THE CANAL OPENIH PBSTIVITIBS.
Elaborate Illumination r the Great Aleter
Basin at Night—Tito European of Germany
Arrives at Klein-American Cruisers 'I'
Part In the Display. ' .. ‘
W "
HAMBURG, J uuo 2t).-—'l‘ho ceremonies
connected with the opening of the canal
betwuon the Baltic and the North see
were continued. Last evening a grand
banquet was given after the harbor illu-
mination. During the banquet at the
Ruthhuus the emperor was in Wonderful
spirits and; led in an animated converse.
tlon, his gnycty and good humor charm—
ing all present.
Iiurgomastcr Lehman. in proposing a
toast, dwelt upon tho canal as the work of
the emperor and tho oliiplt'o.
lie-emailing to linrgonuistcr Lehman's
toast; Emperor William said:
“Worshipful burgoiuustor. I am dooply
touched at the words I huvc just heard,
and I am dot-ply touchi-d above all by the
rocoption which lluniburg has i-xtondod
tonic, tho like of which i haw-seldom ox.
porlonuod. 'l‘ltc wove of fooling which
met nm was no artificial production nor
any common sort. Liko u hurriruni-llm
joyous urine of the city romundml in my
ears.
“I wvll know that I may not prcsunm
to uppropriulv that vxultution to my own
yxrrson alone. i rm-oguizo rutln-r fllt‘l‘l‘lll
the outward sign of lllt' pulsv bout of our
wholo i-iormun pi-oplr. which is proud of
srcingtlu- tu-wly unitml iii-mum i-mpiro
ropri-srnti-d by its print-vs und illustrious
guests. Ai'i'l'llf for this my most hourly
thanks. and lot this in» inti-rpri-ti-d also as
my thanks to tho proph» of Hamburg.
Referred to His Grandfather.
“Such "innit-tits as am oxporivnco today
carry our inmnurivs backward. and in par-
lirulur‘uwuki-n tm'iuorii-s in u grail-fill
gitiw. “1- 1mm turn our thoughts in
minglvd grutitudv and sndnvss to tho
grout i-mpi-ror who has prison] uWuy and
to hi... tnost glorious sou. umlor whom the
Work to which you how just. illllitlt'll was
roallzml. Yet prom-tit toull of us is the
ri-joii.~itig which illll‘lilli‘il lllt' last visit
hrrrof my grutulfailwrot lili‘asi‘il momory.
“Wu urv uniting two was, and tolho
sou our thoughts~ urn dirt-rtcd—to the son. A
lltrsymlml of llli‘ inllnito. The sons do
not divide. 'l‘liuy i‘llllllt‘f'l. 'l‘lti- munm‘l-
lng M‘ih‘ilf") living lllllllt' by this Work u
now arm for tho bit-“lug and peace of tho
nation.
“'l‘ht- iron armor-ml might which is as»
8i'llllllt'tl in Kiel harbor ~hnuld at tho
aiiuu- limo N‘l'\'t' u» u rylillltll of poni'c and
of thi- m upvrattnu of it” l'lurupI-uli vivir
lizod Pt‘ilpli‘ri in tho :ulvunvcnu-ut and
maintenance of Eumpv's llll~r~liln of civi-
lizutlnn.
“Wu ltuvo met a gluuro upoti_thi3 mornul
sou. Lot. us now ditwt our looks lolho
son of tho pi'oplu's llI'ilf‘f~ .\11 nations
uplift thi-nholws to u~ bon- tuduy with u
quu-slioning look. ’l‘hv-y llt't'il and dentin!
pt‘ilfft'. In pvui'v alono run tho world‘s
(‘itllllllt'l‘t‘i' I‘lpfllltl. in Ill'lll‘i‘ nlonr van it
thrivo. lllltlpt‘ul't' w.- shall and will up-
holil.
“in this pPut‘v may tho lruilc of Hun)
burg prmpvr and llouriah. ’l‘hn- pl‘illl‘l'lliill
of tlw lmprriul rugiv shall i‘\'i‘f‘ follow it.
whithvrsm'vi-r it may pursue its way ow
tho g‘mlw
“lint WP now now our itl:l\~i‘~l~lf o
Wool of our \tnl‘lli} Hun-o town nf Hum
burg. i‘hm-r for iluutzmrg' .\uulhvr3
Ami yi-l ll lltlt‘il"'
l’\l:l:~. Juno 2‘” .~.\~ .‘l prutrst against
anw partaking in tho l'i'l'i'lllilllli"' :il
Kiri. \lll‘htlh group of pvrmm haw
\\'l‘1'.’|llli d lhv >lt'.’:~lii1l'.; ltl~>ltl;'tu'lll. uhlrh
wow rrn ll d in mint“. :tmmtv tho hm of
Alum- lwl'l‘ullli‘. in tin l'l.t« «- do hi I'm”
('ill‘lll'.
illumination and fireworks.
A: at .l‘l-lmd. llw- turtnlwrntf tho l‘l‘li'lH-
tug .‘lllil of tin l‘t'.t~~:;m d bit-ho, who had
put :n‘t'nml on .‘t filli‘i'lzil tram. \‘i‘l'i' mu.
\‘t-yt-d lll bmh lulln' Maud, whvrc thvy
“rt-vapwtitli' Juitmi by tho L'lli“l~' {ruin
lhv l|:lililllv'l 'i'lu- - my- t'nt' hind-d on lll.‘
Hand in firm ul' tht- t» i." . r. vlwi for him.
.\~ ho i‘llli'f'i'il lllt' ~|l£li'litil- pm iliuu tho
l~lotul mu nillltli'lll} and brilliantly illit-
Illlllflll'tl. tngrtlum with tlu- lmmhurds
liruwl..~. uhilv month“ lixhte gh-anud
ltltllli! llii' t‘lllll't' i'ilgi- iii ”iv l;tl.i',-‘.
Additional lit‘illiutu‘y mu givon to tho
simm- by tln- pmvvrfttl si‘ztl'I ltllghh on tho
Hitli'l >i. l’i'li‘l'hlllll‘li. ”\i‘l‘lvwle'lllfl lllt' .\l‘
hll'l' basin from tho .luugh-rtislh-g. and on
tho t‘llllli’l'ill".\ It'lll.
A grand ilisphiyof ilrrivorks followed.
The l'nltrd Stain-e num of war pr ~s rut
Contribuml llul u iittlr in thi.~ part o be
spm‘tm-lu. The display itu-ludml aquatic
tvorksof \‘tirinustli-aigus. ilrnu‘onks to burn
on tho Witfi’l‘. llout llghl'i. rm'keit with
floating {mumps and taught ~llilit lllll pris-
niutic torrontn. 'l‘livrr \vvrn itlau lii‘Vt'f‘lIl
iii-t plums in rod. Width and llllll‘ and rip
rimming lhi‘l'ii'l‘llliill uud .\im~rivuu urtm.
Alinihi'r rii‘f pit-w mm a spi'i'lnl lllillfll in
lil'l‘llllilt that," lli'l‘llli‘lii'l‘lirilmiflll lli‘illi'll‘
land ‘0“ lll'll Yrrvlngti-n Stanton"
("lit-arty grouting in fii'l'lllill13‘Il‘illli tho
l'uliivd Hiatus").
m limo ii'i'lm‘k tho imperial party
intuit-d iil tho Alhli'r 'l‘luvr. whorouvlmlr
"f Lililil min-s sung "iii-ii drr l'lmporor.”
(’il‘lti'lnil-il)‘ bowing his lllilllln. tlw vmpvr»
orpusm'd to lilNl‘lll’l‘lilRl'Hlltl draw through
the i‘l‘ilWlli'll tum-ts to fit. l‘uul‘ii landing
atagv. \"lli‘l‘t‘ lw omimrkml on tho ltupvriul
yni'hl lliiliilttIMllvfli.
The l-liiipraes at Kiel.
Kim. .luuu fill—Ji‘h‘ l‘lltlpri'su Augusta
of Germany arriwtl but running. Show-as
revolved at the station with great cor-mum
ny, and iii-ow to tho richlow timid sulvus
of artilli-ry and llli‘ i'hm'ring of tho multl‘
tudc which linrd lhi- lill‘m‘ls.
At livltonuii thvrr was u wont! of fever-
ish activity as ilw \vorkmcn put lhoflulslp
ling touches upon tho tlt'l‘ill’fltlllllri at this
end of the canal.
The splendor of the preparations is the
object of universal mltnlrutlon. ’l'hs impo-
rlril tout is rirhly ilrmratml and stamlsout
an object. of grout lnirrcst to the right of
the lighthouse» nplmsltn which lies the
last stone of the canal. which the mnperm
will lay next. Friday. in this tontlils maj-
esty will entertain the luviml guests and
make a speech which is likely to attract
much notice.
‘I‘en Prisoners 'l'nnnelsd Out.
Br. Lillflli, .ium- 20.—-Tcn prisoners,
four of them murderers. tunnelcd their
way out of the county jailnt Poplar Blufl,
110.. and all but one are still at large.
Another trash in Journalism.
Wartime-roar, June 20....The [public
wheel tuition of the Washln n'i'iinee
l WAMGOhlS.
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THE OLD RELIABLE
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J. D. JENNlNGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET, NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. ll.
In!” in
HllllSE BLIPPINB
-ny.
. 11% want your horse clipped quick and
ill. chQuhae,
58 North Main St"
, -"" South Norwalk.
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nu nun
Here we make conference to the goat
that feeds on paper in the back yard,
but our intention is to speak of the st-
colirnce of the substance made from
cow's milk. which we expose for sale.
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tubs
now calls for notice. Always fine, it
makes new friends and customers as the
seasonior its appearance comes round at
this time of the year. It's a satisfaction
in quality, price and it is in such neat
'psskagea. 23c. lb., p.30 tub.
Butter has gone up in New York. But
the price. and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it has for a
month past, 22c. lb. Try it.
liibbletilonistock
lewendseaondltend
Buggies. Platters. turnips
canopies. Spindles. sit.
Prices to Stilt All.
«nonhuman-ts.
Henry Tilly.
AT ROWAYTON.
line Fancy Itlif. it last. tress
mounted.
uns Wetting ttlfl, it fsst.
line Fourteen-Feet ltlil.
ilns Twelve-Fast Fellsasr.
one Ilse-Feet Ices Believer.”
one Eight-Fest fslisnsr.
tins Iii-Fest l-‘sllswse
used servieseblc tests, at few prices.
cmosonaonases.
a. an autumn
WATER PllWEll. .
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