Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, June 24, 1895 · page 7

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BliACE UPI DON’T LOSE OOUIIAGEI

Your diaeaseis not incurable because your
_ wing“ 11 you up. and you have not
.. silt from the medicine you
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0 A, A POSITIVE AND PERSIA-
'm can: ll ALL OASIS. We have
, , . = thousands. menycesesoflon standing
' 1‘ andglvenflupbydoctnrses incurs e. in our
I . ‘ I'itCure" you will find a medicine
- has never failed toeiiect e sgeedy cure.
ehack our guerenteewlth an 0 er of 11011
rbmperson we cannot cure. Highest thank
m fnrnished on application.
iquottle. taco. 2111.45.03.

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need Water Sta. Boston. Mass

LADIES

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will find our IIIALI PILLS an in~
Theyere entirely safe and can
grounded! upon for speedy relief. We
to hear of a case where they have
Waco the desired result: A box
pt on hand at all times to
Correspondence conti entiel.

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ALLEN MEDICAL 00.
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NEW LINE 011'

Daily aerrlegee 3111 Refrigerators
Raymond 8: Sons.

Successors to Georse B. Remand.
l‘erdltlre Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
«and as Iain Street, nouns. or.

Residence. 3 Berkeley flees.
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55 80. Mill ST. 80. Il0IIllilll.
Rattles Limited to Diseasos'of Women

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lIIIlSlills.
I Caught oil Norwsth Islands.

leave your orders and have them
“in“ in Norwalk every Resur-
hy warning. A fresh arrival of

‘ilnlitotn Sflii

every day. Vegetables from (issue's
firm awry morning. The line-1
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FISII IIIIl
VEGETABLES

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Hallie-Waffles Boreas-d the
see Passengers Were Searedsnd Seemed
”Ste-III.

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Cannon, June 11—11.} the explosion of
a steam valve in the whaleback Christo-
pher Columbus oil Wankoeean on Satur-
day night two men were ,killed, and 13
wore dangomusly injured. The dead are:

Frank Wilson, coal passer.

E. J. Stein, fireman.

The injured are:

Edward Darrow, leader of the orches-
lull scolded in face and hands vcry pain-
“ Y

John Hopp, fireman, inhaled steam,
face, neck and breast seriously scolded.

George W. Kcil, waiter, Buffalo, lace
and hands winded.

John W. Keogh. moat carter, Buflalo,
hands and face scolded.

Arnold Klein, passenger, Dnbuqne,
1a., hood, face and hands badly scolded;
accompanied by a student, also painful-
ly molded.

Robert McConlaw, coal passer, back
terribly scolded.

Miss Miller, orchestra, scolded on hands
and face.

Frank, Rohnor, fireman, badly scolded
on face, hands and body.

James E. Ryan, fireman, scolded on
back, neck and hands.

Nic Sczcr, wat'cr tender, Cleveland,
hands soaldod.

Miss Vozhcimcr, orchestra, face pain-
fully soaldcd

W. L. Webster, chief engineer, hand
scolded.

Boeing With a Rival Steamer.

It was the homcwurd run of the whole.
book in its qlcning summer excursion to
Milwaukee. About 850 souls were aboard.
Flying flags, with music and dancing,
worcthcordor of the evening. Half a mllo
in the boat's wake plowed the rival ex-
cursion steamer Virginia, which, clearing
tho harbor some in minutes later, had on
every pound of stonm ptisslmc to owrtnko
hcr competitor. 0n the outward trip the
Virginia had not only hold thcullvantago, I
but doubled it, and tho crow of the whole- I
back were dctormlncd that they should
not be passed. And the Virginia was ,
gaining. As the sun went down the boots
pushed ahead neck and neck, not more
than 301) yards apart.

The docks and promonados of both
steamers were crowded with passengers
Shouts and waving gunncnts told the in-
terest in the outcome that attends the race

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and

I Fitzsimmous for tho murdcr of his spare

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the mild erect. A
the accident ’0! Friday is hardly 111111.,
and extra utions will be takento
prevent one dent of any other kind.
The committee has adopted restric-
gont regulations for the
the course than prevailed on li‘rldsy. and
the prospects tor a great contest look
bright indeed.

The race will be called at 4: 80 p. 111.,
when the this will be on the ebb and run-
ning very strong. All vessels will be re-
qulrod to come to anchor at least one hour
before that time. Only three boats—the
referee's yacht, the police boat and the
press launch-Mill be pormlt-tcd to follow-
tbe crows. The revenue cutter Manhattan
will be here to enforce the rules of tho

George Q. Horwitz mailed a lottcrto
GOVernor Morton thanking him for his
odor to present the Pennsylvania crew with
snow shell, but 1i11 Ining the odor,”
they did not hold him in any way respon-
sible for the accident Mr. Horwitz did,
however, in his letter to the governor,
severely score the captain of tho tugJ.
C. Hartt for his carelessness in wrecking
the Pennsylvania shcli.

FITZSIMMONS’ TRIAL.

n. Will Be 'l'rled on e Charge of Murder
. In Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Juno ill—Th}: trial of Bob

 

ring portncr, ion Bcardon, in this city
on tho 16th of last September will bemov-
cd in the court. of scsslons today. Intense
interest is being taken in sporting and
antlsportlng circles in the trial, as there
is a decided fooling among sonic that he
should b1- gl1 1-11 the 1'xtn-mc penalty, and
others hold that he should bo acquittod.

Tho pmsccutiou 11 ill attompt to show
that the blow struck by Fitzsimmons was
sniliclcnt to causc licardon’s death, their
main witness being Dr. D. M. Totman,
who will be supported by others.

(hmsidcrublo difficulty is anticipated In
getting 11 jury to try tl1111-.1.~10.A11c.1tr11
panel of 50 has boon drawn and as it con-
sists mostly of fnnm-rs, who are said tube
antagonistil tn puglllsm, it is found that
another panol will have to be drawn. The
trial will undoubtedly take tho cutlro
week, as tho (use is of the utmost impor-
tanco to the 111 wand, 11' ho, if found guilty,
it is fourod, will ho obliged to (anccl his
match with Corbett for the heavyweight
championship.

SHOT BY A ROBBER.

Street Railway Cashier lies a Deadly Duel
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friends
.always'
cling to it
because
B. L. ,
Tobacco
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satisfaction.
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WILL PIPER.

in our New Store you will
llnd the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
immense variety
your purse and taste will surely

Painting, Paperhanging and

THREE
LINKS

IThat bind yen to us are quality of goods, honesty 0f ,
purpose, lowness of price. 1 '

We do not rush into print with promises to undone“

everybody else, but we do promise not to let any”
body undersell us. ~

Our 90 sale was a great success.

This week we will have a special sale of Mon’e
Trousers.

W. A. BEIIEIIIIIT & 00.?

CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHERS
FOR MEN AND BOYS.

19 Main 31.. 1111111111.

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Sentinel Building. St. Nowell.

THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,

Tristram & Hyatt,

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2 GAZETTE BUILDING.

“Special Sale of Silks.

Ir seems beyond all reason to tell of selling the regular 751: quality .of
Cheney Silks at 39 cents per yard, yet it is true.

We doubt if we shall ever again make an announcement to Equal the above
for cheapness, but by taking the lot, in all nearly 1.000 yards, has made this price
possible. But let it be distinctly understood that these silks are not the antique re- ‘
mains of any stock. either our own or any other, but are all New Fresh Goods end
represent the very Latest Spring Styles.

The lot includes black grounds with white and colored figures, hair line
stripes and Dresden eifecte.

Navy blue and light grounds in nest figures, hair line stripes and Rrrsden

effects.

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course. The Virginia surged ahcad. Word CHICAGO, Juno 24.-—C.1i. Bin-l1,casll
passed from the engine room that the, receiver for tho Woot. ChlmgoStrcct rail-
Christopher Columbus was resolved on a way at tho Armltage oablo barns, was
littlc fun. The rival b0“ should IX‘ al- shut and fatally wounded by small who
lowed to gain half a mile on the w-bulo attemptod to rob himol tlic 1luysrc1‘1'1pts
back, It MIR mid and thou steam WM '0 Iiir1h was alonu lu Ills1illlo1‘11lll'n amask-
be run 1111111111 the situation would be 011 lnan 111111-1111 111111 111111 himto holdup
chahgcd bci'orc rc: whlng the Chicago hur-' his hau1ls.lnst1a1lof complying Birch
bor. rcachod for his rcvolvvr, when the robber

Scores wont boiow to 11 atoll tho nmrhin- find two shots at him Birch thvn flrcd,
cry. The clouds of blmk smoko, lorming 11ml I11foro1lylngsnl1ll11-b11li1-1od I111 had
a douse, low, hanging air wake to the hit. the man.
wholoback, tho 1il1mtious of the craft Thomhbcr Ill‘l‘ll throomnro shots, hit-
l'rom stem to sin-11. tho unusual plowing ting Birch in tho nook and lii‘l‘lL-it .just
of wuti'r—all told that tho Columbus was I “hm-,1 tIu- honrt. T1111 rulllli‘l‘ tIu-n grabbed
under a gigantic strain and Would win ii a handful of mom-y from tho (mlllllt‘l‘ and
it was in her. madl- bis 11111-111111. in his hurry lloSt‘llI-

Slim“ KN“ "“XI‘NS- 'lllllill‘ (Il‘l’ifil‘llll ton-d silvorulnuvyabout tho limr.» lion.
and his pnrty,wl1 wcro sitting aft (I1— jamln Phillips. division suporinn‘ndvut,
St‘l‘h‘d lll1‘lr 1&1‘ {iii ufill simnl Iort‘ lllldvr tlh' mu] A I. liullnllll, rinim agent for tho
bridgo. 'l‘hom- \vatohing tho gaugo saidI road. 11 ho W1r1- I11 an adjoining 11lll11-,
that tho pr1~s~11ro was 1 x1111ling tho limit 111111111 tho shut, and mo..- 11 «nor, llmllng
to 11"I1i1l1 tho boih-rs 11'1‘r1'1uljustv1l Froml liin I1 thing on tIu- Ilunr lilu- -I1 was n-
132 pounds pr1-ssur1» tlm strum had run 11;! 1111111111 I11 11 lluspillll, win-r11 lu~ diui four
to 177 pounds and was still rising. hours 11111111,

Huddonly then was .1 shot kof 1 xplos'l11n.l
Tho stmm 1:1l1o In a 9111 lm l1 1-11111111- tim,
pipe ovor tlu- sturlxmrd I111tt1r1' 11! llml
ilm‘v boil: rs llllll blo11'.nout Down in tho
hold six “11111011 and a wan-r man found
tlivlusvlws 1-111‘1-Iop1ul In 1111111111111; mist
so thick 111111 could not. soc hislmml. Whoa
thoy lrinl to mulu- tho ll'illili‘l‘, tbry jnmmul
against tho I11~ut111l 111'1111 doors. lll their
irvnzy thvy Ml 111'1-1-11111' 1111111 h1-r 11nd d11-
lnymi 1-111Iu'nl'ingI-‘m slightchmu'oof os-
onpo oliuml. 'l'ln: blinding Vapor 111:11111
liolp Impossihlv.

The straw crowded owrywhoro. It was
instantly in ovory ooim'artn11'utof tho
voltscl. In tho 11min saloon 1:11) pom-1111s, ]
scaled about or reclining, worn smlllonlyl
scizoll with panic. ll 11111-1 lnorrnsrd byl
all the lights going out. 'l‘ho plum-11mm
rushod to thodooks. Swami womou ful11t~
1111. Thu mun did all I11 tlwlr power to
quiottbo lrlgbtcucd. Many bolicvod the
ship was sinking.

Steam Caused e I'IIIIG.

Thou tho stoma I‘i‘lii'lli‘il tho passengcrs.
A soon: or more of womou who had lnhai I
1111 steam swoonml, and In tho orcltcmout
their frlmids foal-rd thoyhad boon ovorv'
come by breathing the doadly vapor. and
yct, with tho snapshot: of not knowing . m .. W _
what was going to appcn, thorn 111111 A 4.11111 $1111.11 111 Murder.
numbers oi wolnou who kept «opposed 111111111." Jun“ 21. -——lu \lmllmnofluniy
2mm“: roady to "‘L” I" th" “‘“l’mm I“ lloarv ll11l1 11min» riding hom bin-.lt with

N 1111111111111 b1 hind him, mot his nephew.

0" tho “MIN" thorn "M conluslon. ’l'om Chandler. who was In a wagon with
EV"! one lurmnl to J‘I‘lm’GMA‘I‘I‘" twoonm-n lloloombo playlully struck

onoln authority 'with his but 12' Chandler who caught
“Wk“ 11 liwsiluatlon? I" "IN“ ““3 lloloolnboby tho log in tillesamo spirit.

dangvrll' ho slu 1t1‘d up to Quurtvrmastor llolcomlwwlllmut1111'11nl1lr1-11'l1l11 “Wu”,

FmWI‘T I’ "I" I‘m!- “WWI. M'Yf‘l" or and shut. Chandler dead. llolcombo
soph in mb a moron! book, No, but. “mm“.

tho until 111 it s be soul. blwk towdnl tho .. _. . ,
smokostmls It; 1k all tho unniol’t out 0! 1‘0"!" "I". “Immed-
llamt‘rort, P11... Juno 21i.-~ Fisher's

tho assu
powdcr mills at Krobbs Station, two

llawnli's First Loglsleture Meets.

“113.111.11.11 .llllll‘ t.’l.-—~'I‘Iw first logisla-
Illn- lllllll‘l' ll11- ri-pnliliowus mill-ll togolli-
1-1-1111 tIn- lIIll Inst. 'I'fil pr1-.~1I1I1-nt's 1111's-
11:11:11 was 1'11111l. It drills with many 1111115-
t111112-‘11fl111'11l inlvrnst. in speaking of un-
noxaliou with tho l'nltml Status the pros—
lll1~11t says: “ Wlillo thl- unlu'xatlon of this
munlry to tho l'nlml Status of Amer-Ion
has not boon:11-1'mnpllsl111l, it. still romaine
llw pnlil'y of ”11- gowrmm'nt. lts1-1msum-
motion will I111 111r111~stly sought, with an
abiding lullll that 11111 I1 11 rosult will be a
liLHlill‘,’ v I11 mill to our 1 ountry.

A Dead and In Ills House.

(,':::‘..~11:11.l’11...luuc Sit—John Miller
of South Mull», luvllod .iohu \Vattvrson.
11 111-lgI1l111r, Into I1Is1'nbin,uu1l, Ills ullrg-
1‘1I, 111111‘1I1‘1‘1sll1i1uiu cold blood. Miller
was sitting on his doorstep with a guuon
his lap, who" a Iii-igbhnr approm bud, and
Mllhr nskod him to "lako away that 110111!
1111111 in tho houso. " \lnttorson's body
was found promwd up against a atom 11
load of shot having illll‘i‘l‘il tho Iu-uri.
MIII1~r was urnstul. llo mom that ho
shot Wottorson for attempting to enter
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"i will also and loam tho l'xwts,"
mid tho iudno “illspnrty "nmlimlmn miles this 111111: 01 (11111111111111, 11111111111111.
I111 muly llhll pspscrvcrs in cal-1' It In Fortunately them woro no workmcnln
m'fIOU‘J' " tho mills, and no mm was hurt 'Tho

WIIIID II!" Judi!“ wnnsnnn “"0?!“ R"!- bulldlug 1ontalno1ll.’,lltlll hogs of giant
tic-1111111 began to drag out lilo hroson‘ol‘l powder and a quantity of dynamite, and
and pllothomupconvonlcntly. Tho mald- lhvt‘mli‘lifllllim was so grout that towns
eel 1111111 were brought up to the cabin as as miles many felt the torso of it
soon as possible, and scrotal surgeons W..-
who Worn on board did all pombio to
leviato thrbeuflorings

it or three hours the whelcbaolt lay got-
rlng up steam ior resuming the journey.
it was louud that one battery of three
boilers had lm’m made useless, but the
other was out all from it, and at 11
o stuck there was enough quasars tester-t
the engines.

The boat finally reached her dock in
Chicago with a pretty badly scared lot at
passengers. All had a story’ to tell of the “W "‘0 Milk" 30" cm-
scenes on 11111111. I Buzzssos BAY. tines, June 24. -'i'hs

One of the firemen says that steam was president and family event a quiet Bab-W
up to 11191101111611 whentho blowout ocmrr- bath at Gray Gables The weather was
rd. Tho cylinders in the engines were warmlilspltool a fresh easterlyhme.
changed a tow woeksago. and local steam bro the Veranda of the president's cot.
bout man here of the oplluoa the! when regs looked invitingly cool and shady.
the IMIIitI'l were tested at Booth Chicago «W-
oannellthepressuro of use possum W New moot!" III- M

Common, N. 3., June Stu-Dr. Ed-

wiiloh theywere subjected strained the

valve. officials m spszi‘ldlgg, 1:31 thsnhali 110111;;
‘l'hswhlllM company were one t W

mm dies-termite Restitution!

gm” M the Inst 1111 eel

Ire. Shepard 111111.11...

Nllw Yomt, Juno iii. ——-.iust as every-
body cxpoctod, Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard
has done the proper thing and sent to Bos-
ion the manage, “Coma homo, and all
will be forgiven.” Mr. and Mrs. Dave
Reason Morris have 11121111111111 tlmollvo
branch and will stays few days at tho
Shepard mansion helm-11 they sail away to
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Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our’ work.

PAINTERS’

SUPPLIES,

ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,

GLASS, HE.
E. E. Gorham,

llerner First Ave. end lien 81.
EAST NORWALK

Patent Medicines

EISI IIIII PLEISIIIT 1’0 TIRE.

AT OUR PRICES.

III FIIIT. IIIIII IIIIT TI) TIRE,

 

 

Loxatonil; 01.“)
Road's Sarseparilla, .00
Ayers' Hemp-wills, .0?
Dana' 11 Housapariila, .67
Cutie-ore lbwdvent, ' .70
ill-oil‘s Emulsion, .00
Oman s Nermrs, .70
Sfillwn‘ s rig-milk: for MIMI. .76
Palue'e Color‘y’icompound . .65
Brandroth‘ 1- llr, .1!
Almch's Plum, .10
B moon's Cepsloe Pleaterr, .111
Calorie .38
Carter's I’ills, .li
Atwood's linters, .lll
deem' s M11 mis- Killer, qts., .75
Mm’ s Microbe Killor, gel. jam, lb”?
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Yankee Lung Soother,

810.0. Stillson’s
Drug Store,

I ll Weehlnglon Street

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138 West IMIIISII'OGI.
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S. B. WILSON
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REMEMBER these ere 2i-incb.best qualityChsney India Silks, at 39 cent,

and have never been sold less than 75 cents per yard.

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At this time we shall also sell all of our Wash Silks at 25 c1nts per yard.
in connection with our silk sale We. shall sell the balance of our Comet

Half Price, so if you are in need of a summer silk or cape now is the time to buy.‘

Tristram &‘Hyall, Norwalk, 0min

 

HIIIIIIIS 81 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

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in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.

I;

FRANCIS&CO.,

RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South llorwall. Conn.

FIRE! FIRE!

Great Rdeuction Sale of

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Owing to the tire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

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