. i I have had in my library for ten
years the Encyclopedia Britannica. It is a
”great; library in itself. I have examined
the set you are placing before the public,
I i '1 and am convinced that a weakness of the
Britannica is largely removed by the ‘_‘re-
visions and additions” made by that prince
1' among compilers ol encyclopedia, Wm. H.
V ' Depugh, D. D., LL. D., and last, but not by
‘ ~ any means least, this edition thatyou repre-
sent is a manual of cheapness. '
Sincerely yours, 1 r, ,
A. S. KAVANAGH,
Pastor of South Norwalk M. E.
church,
fiBOTON Pom
South Norwaik. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINEHlTEl rmrouumonousrs’
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes
pavilion daily.
The excursions this week are the 18th, Grace Lutheran
church. New York; 19th, Metzpat chapel, Hoboken, N. J .; 20th,
Catholic club, New York; slat, St.Andrew's Sunday School, New
York; 22d, Louis Avenue Congregational church, Brooklyn.
music in the dancing
. llotou Point improvement Company. llwners amt Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
oouuroomtfiinrsou, JUNE r2..
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
- "ll I‘nti‘
l-v Murry—nu rum.
Mill Silliltilliliiiili Sllll'ill llllllltllli llllllttill lilIllI. .
. FAREwSlNGLE, 40c; Excorruorr; 70c.
Rorwaih at his a. in. Timed Jone is.
an strum, at sue v. 111..qu (is. soo p. in.) leaves last inst street, at
I M Imam.)
t tor Norwaik leave New York. Moods . Wednesday and bids at
m marvelm'rassoaymhumaysudsatumya’tm o. in. height rod
hlcfimul»
I, Hi
A.
a 'l
llali i if 7,
3r sgtmm‘ ’ ‘ wit 3.1”
wr-wa‘ ‘
I,
1 BrooklyaPolice have s, silt
Theory.“ the Henry Mind 'r. i
[HEY BELIEVE IN OOLLUBION 0W.
It Is Suspected That a Throathyths Old
’ Illur so Dislalserit Ills Whole Family.
lads During the Final quarrel. Furnish
ad a lathe For the larder. M.
Bacon", Juno si.--'l'he police and
the district attorney’s onion in Brooklyn
are positive that William Henry killed his
father, Charles W. Henry, and yestqday
was spent in tightening the links in the
chain of evidence against him and in
clearing up some doubtful points in the
The people of Brooklyn tos man almost
are arrayed against the police, and there
is an overwhelming belief among all class-
es of citizens that William is innwent. It
is not at all improbable, however, that
when the mystery surrounding the death
of Mr. Henry is cleared up, if ever it is,
the people and the police will be united in
opinion, and at least two persons will be
defending themselves against a charge of
collusive murder.
The police are working out their ideas
and collecting their evidence in their own
way without regard to the adverse criti-
cism which has been heaped upon them,
and they are not overlooking the possi-
iblity of there having been collusion be-
tween Walter, the bright and intelligent
son, and William, the alleged irroslmusi-
bio drunknrd, in the commission of the
crime.
Walter ls Shadows-d.
The police do not say that Waiter over
talked with William before the murder
about the murder. but they have been
very carefully picking up stray items hero
and there, and comparing them with tho
alibis much of the men has attempted to
prove in their statements in order tothrow
light on the qumtion of mllusion, us well
as to fix the
on William. alter is allowed to govvher-
over he desires, but there isn limitation
on his freedom which he may or may not
be aware of. He is being looked utter by
detectives, but the detectives have arrived
instructions not to annoy him in any way
until certain things are clo-nml up which
are now being investigated in Brooklyn.
The most important witness in the case
has not been closely questioned by the po-
lice or any one else. She is Mrs. Henry,
the half sturvvd wife of the old llllfii'r, who
is recupernting in the lirtimny home. The
police have naked as n furor-thin noono
rim-pt her ri-Intives lu- allrovui to ques-
tion Mrs. [luxury until shi- rrvmvom lwr
strength of body and mind suiiivirntly to
undo-rim n r‘nrr‘ful cross vxmuinnt ion.
Thu doll-vim»: are confident that \vhvn
Mrs. Henry tolls lwr story of rho hot row
in the lit-ury housrhohl. \vhh‘h Ind to MT
nnd \V'illlnm In-Iugturro-d out on the street.
lry .‘tll‘. lir‘iil‘)’ lo row-k sirvllvrmiliuwvlivrv~
he did not euro whom-wit “ill be shouu
thnt throats \vor'o mode in ringr-r by \‘i‘ii-
' iirim to take his father‘s ”iv.
The police luviivvo from the fools which
they have already in rhrir [Mssst‘siuii that
the lust quarrel botwvon tlw misvr on one
side und his wife rind William on the oth-
er was a very stormy one, Mill thnt ro-
rriruirmtions were buried book and forth.
Threatened to Illslnhrrlt llls Family.
Mr. Henry dm‘iurml [but In; \vould out
off r-vvry uu'uiln-r oi his family without rs
dollar. None of tho (rimily nor any of Mr.
llrnry's friends I'Vi‘l‘ lu-nrd him spook of
nrnkiug u will. nud tho poiiro do not iu-v
liovo iiml lhvru \vru-r n will mod-a uud have
never hnd nny mulirlr-ur-v in tho thmry
lhnl Willioru killed his {other in order to
pot possession of n will outdo long our».
wliir'h dlsiulu‘ritr-d him. ond rirstroy it.
Thu- polio“ hope to show l-_\‘ lhn' lull-
mony of Mrs. Henry ilmi ilwllir-=:|l to dis-
inlu-rit William \ms lililili‘ on the Sutur-
dnywhr'n hvrurnwl him out on rlu- srn'rt.
loud or the snow rim. tho Iiiillll‘ of \l’nlrvr
rmd tlrnt of Mrs. iIn-ury \\'t'l‘r' illl'llliil'd in
the throat. If rvidr-rrn- run lw nliruirml to
show ihril Mr. Ilrnry tumult-d rot-or oil
hisvniirr- fondly. lllr' "grunt" in will us
the "lord" boy. that furl “ill ~uppor't the
theory uhivh i~ living nirri‘ully inn-«t i~
unlml that more might have lirr‘lii‘ullll-
rdou br-iivovn tho Itroilu‘h in thi‘iit‘l‘ to pot
n will With It disinlu'riiml rho rutir'o rom-
ily. Willluru hos sir-miily n III-ml in piw
ilu‘ ill-toils of llu- lust iuir .‘\iv\v with illi
{lillir‘l' to tho pollw. rind will only ooh- in
n grrrvrzil way that his biotin-v and In-
\H'l‘i‘ put out of tlo- houw.
SPAIN HAS CLAIMS TOO.
Illm-renma May "use to lie Settled Iryan
International Commission.
\\'.\!~‘lll)ii.“l‘tt)l. Juno 21. ~~~~~ it is our Iru-
pmlmhln that no inlrrrmtiouol l'oirtiiltm
siou between the l'uitu-d Hot: .~ nnrl ripoiu
will result from the urging of the Mom
claim against 53min. 'l'bis iorir-rr-irrlm
has brought up M‘Yi‘t'ril others. uml the
sliuntlon It! the mum :1: limit ill the (line
ilu- l'ulml Smirk oud tin-or. llritoiu soi-
llvd their r-ouillvtiug r‘lnlrm. by the Alu-
hnnm i'ntiliillsaloll, oud Fromm and this
country Will!" to on iii't’ui'll Ilyllii‘l'lililw
iiilhhinli of 'lNhI.
At prr'm'iii tho l'oiml Hint-w l» ”Filling
the Moro r‘lrilru. while Spain loot rwon
onset the claims for the lll\'.’i:~lltll of Flor
ldn win-u It Wm n Hpunisli volouy rrml for
rlnnmms to Hpouiwh ships during the civil
wur. in orirlltlon ro rhit~ ”NT“ to tho
pros-port that the Fulton rolwlllou will rrL
suit in furtlwr vluiom.
l‘eoman’s Mayer Iii-charged.
.lAr'KsovvirJdt. Ir‘Iu., .lrmv L’lmal’. M.
W. lin win, who fondly shut Andrew
Yeoman about two Wm‘hs mm for nilouul
criminal lotimm-y with his wife, was
given n lwor'lng boron», tho r-omrwr's jury
and rllwlmrgml. ’l‘lw Midi-urn showml
thnt lutlmru-y hurl existed inviwrmn Mrs.
Baldwin and Yeoman for some time.
Strikers [paving Worcester.
Wouommr, Muss” Juno 2 l.»-«'i‘he strlk.
are from the Lancaster mills. i'iiuum, ore
leaving town in lorm- numIn-rsnndure
wry sum-sand in iindlug employment
elm-whore,
I'm-gem Whitman restricted.
Wis Foam-two. .ioou tit—Alonzo
Whitman. the oxrruililonulw who was
brought here from New York to stand
trial for forgery. \vrrs found guilty.
Tennis Tournament.
liaurronn. Jone 2l.——.\inir-omb Chum
defoatrvl Arthur- E. mm» in thocoutmt
forthctcnnlselmmpirmshlp of the state
hys sum: or or. its. no.
“man" pain. In session-
llhwmn‘r, it. 1.. June aha-«Irina Amer-
ican institute of lionmipathy nits
Mtyllrst session in the Find Pill.
shunt. _
J
guilt of the rwtunl killing up-
V '
. M1334. . (one 21.nWith much 901111)
and ceremony, and with, it would slnwst
seem. the great powers of the world
through the guns of their warships sslut~
lug him, Empowr William of Germany
“sailed through the Baltic and Keith Sea
canal. He entered the western opening of
the new waterway at Brunsbuttei, notfar
from Hamburg. shortly after daylight on
board the imperial yacht Hohenzollern,
and his majesty arrived at the eastern
opening of the canal here shortly altar
noon.
There were three mishaps, all of asllght
nature, during the passage of the impe-
rial procession of about 20 vowels through
the canal. The North German Lloyd
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm lI grounded
for a short time. but sustained no dam
age; the Russian guuixiot (irrissjnrwhtschi
apparently demuggi her machinery, for
she was when in tow by a tug, and the
British royal yacht Osborne, with the
Duke of York and his suit on board.
grounded near lmVeusuu bridge. This
woe the urmt serious rnislmp of the day,
as all the vessels following her had to un-
chor fora long time. However, she was
eventually limited and pmccedcd on her
way to lloltr-nuu after having cuusedn
bad break in the procession.
Both shores of the canal Were lined with
cavalry and infantry throughout the pos-
suge of the prmrmsion, and marry point of
vrnituge along the route of the new wa-
terway was marruplod by thousands of poo
pie. Guy (locomtions Wore to be soon cv—
r-rywlrero. linger inmuucrnbh- limit”! from
every point, and on immense amount of
powder wos burned by the assembled
smuulron when his majesty. on tin-Hr»
hr-nzollr-ru. ourprg-ul solely rmd trium-
phantly from the lioltounu lock of the un-
uni.
One of the features of tho dny was the
worm and friendly i‘t‘i'i'pl‘itlil given to the
From-h gunbont Surcouf rt»: shi' steamed
thmugh the ennui in the prmwsion. The
French ling: was ohm-rod to the who. our!
the Imurls played " The Mursvillnisv" us the
Fri-nob ship wvnt by.
Another; fluid fvnturc of the celebration
was the dinner giwu on board the Hui'llL‘,
the French ilnrzslrip, to the oillr-vrs of the
Germnn battleship liuya-ru, who had on
terminal tiu- French olllr-vm on Wednes-
(lny. l'pon llu‘ liilli'l‘ ou‘nsiun tholir-r-
mun r'onnnnndr-r lmrstul ihv li‘rvru'h presi-
dent of tlu- some little as ho twisted iho
German emperor, and rr-fvrrvd rothelu-
tornatiotiril fouling of r'ommrh-ry existing
among nnvnl men oil the World over. The
Fri-nub (‘l‘lllilililiiiii‘l‘. Admiral Mc-nnrd, at
tho dinner on lunmi the Norton rwponded
with n similar loithl. u‘hirh was vigorous
Iy npplrimlr-Il. and so tin~ utmost good fuel
iilg art-turd iu pvt-will on oil slob-x.
in short, lingo-rot”\Villlom :rprwrrrs in
how Iriiihl ell-‘I'rw-Jully r-rrgiriw-rn-d n bril-
Imur ~lr.~t'lii('l<’ in whrrh in- and uni rho
ruml ~r~r‘m to Iron» born rl:r- wrrzrnl ilg»
urr, It i». «if . to irrrrivziui- thnt this won
«mo of tho pr». ml» -: day- of liih Iit'xx
lint. but no: It .‘ml. it is plrriulii to
know ihru tho \\".ri"iiiit\ cl" rio- I‘uitvd
>r:tir~—~rbv N. \v York. l'nluruhirr, Fun
From-Low» and Murilloiu'mlv-«iut‘ttu'tl strik-
ing li':lllil‘r~-vuf ilu- nomi Morin}. They
stood out ;:rumll_\ ruuong llw other \\';it'
ships. ibr-irwhitr- bulb. shunning in tho
slrrohluo. vorirrostim: protrily \xirh rho
(lurk hulls of rho l'or'n-imr \vru‘ships uud
their Munrt nppvrzrnnu- rousing ihvmto
he grrriily rulmirml by all.
FROM rcv GREENLAND.
Two Burks Arrive, but Tin-y "ring .Vo News
of l‘oury.
l'lllLAHELi'llll. .lunv ‘.’i.«~—'l‘hr- rryolitr-
huh-n hurl“ Stilton. (‘npmiu Salli-r. oud
Siiimn. i'uproin iloilghlon, rorm- into
port rliri-ri from tho irrimutui rods! of
Hrwuloml. 'I'hry bring no tidlu;.:~ of llii‘
l'mry rxpr-drtiou. lurr roll of thrilling on.
lls‘i‘il'lli‘r~ uhilr rrmlgrrtrng thrir \‘I‘~,~r'l<
through tho I! .~ l‘m'in \vlurh lli‘alrlll'l ihv
outruun- to thv .\~tr'ul. lioz‘rl.
('uptuiu lion-rhino of Ho min-on brinp'
tiriiupx of the total ilr~li‘tir!irdl Ivy ir'.‘ oll'
(Tripr- lhwohrtiou ol‘ tho ll;rm~h govt-rumour
bark lr'o livur Ii-vr rr‘vu hu‘tlu narrow
(“-i‘fillt' from oi'~\'.ltlllr! .rt2rl Iruulrd on ilw
l'~l.'i:vl twur l'ntw lit-minim”. “Irvin; llu)‘
dim->4 «turwo
'I‘loi' \\I‘l‘r- “unit; got! u on board tho“
ll.’|l|l~il Imrk ‘I'lnrn. illiil on il.:r: \rwnl
it it for i'oprtrlmc-‘rr c-liwi'fi li‘f‘tl'l' l‘.i}‘
lrrlir lluil.’l|litll «nil-1i l‘ol' tli‘~ poi'i.
r'i':\l ill. llil‘ i i" V» Ni llii‘ .‘rilr'uii .‘Il‘i‘ ln'lili)‘
fro-r lilllu'ii. rio- I‘i‘ tilt of .‘l trrr‘riin- ~tor'r-r
min-rt: bowl on tho ltd ind. in tin unr'rh
“not oi lilr' tool.»
MIX-:1 r;~-i~t:;'o‘i- i'fillli'.
.‘t\
Amateur .irtor Mobiuoi to Death.
MINIMAL Juno '.'1, . Undo lioi'i'nirr. :t
lit-y ogul to. run «rooted In tinnilr donor
liii‘ progress Ill ll lll‘iillmiii' r lllr t'l:iiliiilr‘lti
m l'hmuploiri N'lnul. hull“!!! ~i'wt. iil‘
tool. the port of Sll‘l'li'l. llll' l-rrprrml, ill it
play r'ltllllmi “'i'lw \‘orrlrtri‘.tpt.\v- " )1.
lb '~J.'ll‘li|ll~. olmul lIIv uoruv Mgr. ruri
dworoliy aruvl. o tl:l;."..’~‘l‘ iuro Ind‘r'uitr'e
owl. \\ltllt' told”: port to it tight v. ob
lirixuiuh 'I'lrv jtautrlnr \vin urn amoral,
nrul tho \ Er'trzo tor-l) inwl loud . rrI-uplr II
i'i‘i‘i‘iu‘ llw lithi l‘lls’n Hi llu‘ i‘Iilit'o‘lr.
Milli Captain in Tt’rslilils‘.
l'lllidltivld'lll \. .loru- :31.» iltptuiu E.
\‘i‘, fimmom»: ut‘ tEo- Ann-riiwru ~lri|i Ivlurili
liwd. “ho-h In :11 In «l lli‘l‘i' ll‘t'lli l‘lr-uiru'
m», i'ulvti. \v.-. Imortzht Invluro l'ttihul
5min»: itom’tuwiotu r l'i‘tllll on n'vI'tipItIitil
of ~lx of hm I'l'I‘“. 'I'iu~ no u l‘ill‘flt‘ thut
tlrur \voum urn rlro' llirill. owl that for to
lining: to \vor'l. loom' ilmtr If» hour": iidriy
tlwv \vnrv- irupt in o Ppuuisli tililtflt‘oli for
2” days “ill! M ir‘n ly till}; lnoul.
llrlulls‘s‘ of Alsrnlihm Liswulit IDs-rill.
Iimmw. I’d. Jon-i ‘.'l minim hm.
«'olo. “ho. it i-s sold. wnu o umr roiotln-
ol‘ Abrohmn Lincoln. died in tho llr'rk.h
county rilmshouw of gout-ml dobliity.
llm‘tl Hi your-4. llis portrait how lwvn pub.
llsiuui in various iii'\h‘|lulwra in r-ouuwr
lion \vlih skull-hm of the Lincoln loudly.
llr- boron riorw personal rmeublum'o to
Abraham liluvolo.
China to Pay In Mus-rim“ lilvsr.
WAHiii‘m‘i‘im. .luno 2i.-‘.\ivuotloilons
have roundly lli’rll olwnvtl with n VlI'W to
having i‘hiuo sr-r'rrro from Aroorivou cop
llitllfllfllltl‘lllllnitlll of silver rwmlsite to
pay thr- l ‘irltu-o- Wni‘ irulvomltyof $100,000»
ililil tools to .lupnn.
WAsmw-rox. .ltmo :.'i.~~r~tr»vrr-rnry and
Mrs. (Yuriisli- will ll‘lil'i‘ born about tho
middle oi next \voolr on u fvw dnys' visit
to the prwidrnt and hire. iiievr‘lmul nt
Gray linbh‘a.
“as Struck In New ‘i’orlr flute.
Barsvrs. Y.. Jone L'I.——it is report-
ed here that drillers for nos or t 'orfti have
struekgnsln large rpmutltios in theilno
sandstone. flflflflflflflflflflflfl
Weather Forecast:
shatters; slightly «ruler;
southerly
visits, assuming mastery.
This is the Mill,
80 Old and Strong,
Which Grinds the Flour
Used so Long,
Which makes the Bread
Nutritioue and Sweet,
I Out of the Flour
r 0f Entire Wheat
, Ground at the Mills
Named Franklin.
. Always Ask For " Franklin Mills."
All Lending Grocers Sell it.
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anllln um: 00., onion. at. l
g
‘l'lre Sensation oftli’e
(ism WORLliS FAIR
poorpetenl' and gig-
rnteresteg judges
, in granting the
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Plu tobacco-ma
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and cambinin ALI-
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to rate this ofllie LI_I§__
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inits class.Excellenti :
adapted for SnoKmo
or Csswmo?
can we otterany bet-
ter evrdencpthan this
of the sup nerdy oi-
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FOR SALE EVERYWHERE.
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Can berorwuiml at her Miles».
:42 Broad St, Bridgeport. (ions.
from lit a. m. to: p. to. any tiayur‘eptuunday
The illN'IUi‘li‘ a regular on simian and for
the "or! rlxiwri wars bastion who UlhhAfilflH
of (mum is “more mom momma
from any «lltltrult ' lun'lv out to tho an can
consult in . Iluilion in the srrtvrmt vonttdenoe.
and with the amorous» or revolving the most
skillful and m-tn-utttir‘. treatment known to
modern ommry and modulus. limo» can
furnished tor coulluernoui rum. ’i‘i-rms mod.
state. All letters promptly replied to. in.
(thine staurrt all if
vatsko the vii-we n' dying without In;
suruurowhrn li‘tll'li ('ilZN'lN s lmy WU,“
iN~CHE Willi-t LIFE For .1 till 3:
(unmet-allay Wiliillv‘s Yoosn Endow-
rm-nt of Will. payable rowrmoir it )an live.
With inr-ursnredihe everything sin-.iho best
is the cheapest.
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Changes cannot be guaran-
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will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change moot he
insisted upon as a right unless
oopyissent in byto'eloos
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a p .wgrfi,”l :00 his l'osata,
cost ‘oisauis m the .am lemma ~ »
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All our shoes are equally satisfactory
They give the best value tor the mono .
aeyfcqusl custom shoes in style and
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The prices are orthonormal-aspen on sale.
Press is to $3 saved over other makes.
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