res nvnnv nascniprion
m rum Tosca T0 was transom anaemic
; stow tract in unit nouns,
Parents can bring their children to our house and get just
Mthey want and save almost one-half.
' _ Blank cartridge Pistols from 29c up.
a Revolvers, all kinds, half price.
. Fancy Jap. Lanterns, fromlac up.
. Flags from 2 in. to 15 it, plain or mounted. .
- We have the largest stock, the greatest variety, and at the
lowest prices.
' , Open from 6 a. m. to 10 p. on, July 4th.
PsillllEViNT’s iiiiiiiiii H008E8.
A . Initii riain mi in Streets. Sillilll floriiiail.
BROS.
OLSEN
SPRING 00008
. Ase inaad our new styles in Hussein and Patent leathers are the nobciest ever
shown in Norwalk.
in Bicycle Shoes we have Norman d: Bennett’s celebrated line of {Tan and
Black in both low and high shoes. Gall and see them.
For the Ladies. Our display of Lsdies’ Oxfords, in Russia, Kid and Patent
Leathers. aflords an opportunity for gratifying the most varying tastes, while the
prion 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
r
Ire-have thence-t lines of shoes ever placed on sale in Norwalk.
ibLSEN - BROS.. '
s sszgiirr surmise, tosssit.
-
jwrrs $3.00 not.
and you will see not only a
' eat and Perrect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the -
a
Best lfaterial is Used. Combining Durability and Style
i .
flaking it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVEQY PAIR WARRANTED.
call and examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s. BROWN’S,
TO THE BIOYCLISTS:
Have You Seen it ? .
The newest. most useful and dressiest article in the market,
BICYCLE NAME PLATES in Sterlin Silver. Can have
ur name and address on your whee thereby identifying
Can be attached to any wheel ever made.
Hill SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, JEWELER,
ill’EllA iiillISE BlililK. llillMAiA. 60".
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The Gate city 0rip .Stoiiri Faucet Filter.
lsnuisctiireii of Polished Brass eiiii iiiglily Nickel Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone pouseses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure and by
condition. extracting alldieeese germsand «transom matter. rendering it per-
fecfi wholesome. These facts have beencertified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists. and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
mm mm
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
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WORLD’I! FAIR. ‘
Which shows that.
Weebirurn—ilroeby's Superlative
”1*” "16 Best Bread in the W i’ld.
noon son ran YELDOW outline.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
Dibble a Oomstock. G. I. Frederick.
C. 1.. Glover. bertson Bron.
manna & fieiiedlct. I. ll. Merchants,
W. s. anford. gnlgh Donnelly.
F. iicrlbner. . . soc e .
hi. 0. ii it. if Raymond .b Boll.
arm mans.
BoherieJuckerlfloodwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
'roo IAIN BT.. HARTFORD.“0'1‘
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Paper lingerfialciminer. Painter
Antimi-
iisil Paper iiiiii Borders.
1 North Nain South Norwalk.
Sample books of all fine latest styles of
m Boarders and Giltzni ldings taken to
furl tion. on no bypostal.
Estimates c rfuily given. molt
PAS'I‘URAGE.
First class pasturago for horses or
horned cattle; in a good neighborhood
where an employee will have oversight
of same. Plenty of water. and a heavy
growth of feed.
RAYMONB 0808.
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A. A. SHEPARD Mill 00. 800".
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The Great New York specialist The
lieetcr Prevails! lips- te flare
life Great Remedy Placed la the
Bands of the liraggists.
This is the most. wonderful production of
commune newer”: can:
. In Me
tloueorn rated on scientific principles and
. ticott in his ufeneive practice for
“mu“i'fbgi.“ ”3'“. “i“ ‘i.i“‘.'..i°ii‘.'3:
are in we a
attmracted" is ills doctor’s parlors for
men
'l‘csach an errant is the demand noon the
tfmeandattentioaofthedoctorfor his at i-
an people who mid not visit an
on city. that t became a matter of duty’ to
as some plan by which the general be
tied with this genniAne. cable
to ”'3...
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in; ”it a Ministry.
3mm 1.03110! TEE TBBABU'BY.
lotto 6m Mhlrhhla to 30001”!
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Chancellor at the Exchequer-«The I!”
new Nave "WP-v-
Losnox. June se.-—It is officially an.
Manned that the Marquis of Salisbury
will be premier and secretary of state for
foreign affairs; the Duke of Devonshire,
president of the council; llr. A. J. Bel-
four. first lord of the measury; Right
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain, secretary of
, state for the colonies; Sir Michael Hicks-
Beacb. chancellor of the exchequer; Right
Hon. George J. Goschon, first lord of tho
admiralty. The other members of the
government have not yet been fixed upon.
The new prime minister, Robert Arthur
Talbot Gasoolgnc-Cccil, third Marquis of
Salisbury, was born in 1830 and married
the daughter of the late Baron Aldcrson.
He was educated at Oxford and is chan-
cellor of that university.
He has been twice secretary of state for
India and twice secretary of state for for
cign affairs. He was prmnicr in less and
formed his second ministry in 1886. He
resigned in 1392. He proceeded to Con-
stantinople as a special ambassador at the
«inference there in November. 1876, and
he and Lord wansiicld in 1878 were the
representatives of Great. Britain at the
congrcss of Berlin.
The. Right Hon. A. J. Balfour, the new
first lord of the trmsnry, is a nophow of
the Marquis of Salisbury, his niothcr bo-
ing a daughtcr of the six-oud Marquis of
Salisbury and a sister of the present mar-
quis. He was born in 18H and was edu-
cated at Eton and at (.iiirubridgc; lie was
aprxiintcd prosidont of the local govern-
ment board in inch, and was sccrotnry for
Scotland. with a soul in the cabinet, from
1856 to 1887. lie bocnmo cliicf marctnry
for lrcliind on tho resignation of Sir Mi-
chael Iiicksvlieach in from and minimal
that pmition until ltiiil, whon, upon the
(loath of Mr. William ll. Smith, bobocnme
first lord of tho invasury and louder of the
house of mrnrnons, retaining that [meltion
until 1592, Wlwll the Salisbury govern-
ment rosiguisl. ilo was cloctcd lord rcctor
of St. Andrew’s unlvnrsity in 1857, of
Gliugow univcrsii y in loin) and won oloct-
od lord chauccllor of the University of Ed-
inburgh in isiil.
The New Colonial Secretary.
Tho Right lion, .losoph (‘lmmbcrlaim
tho ['nionist loader in tho house of mm-
mons and the newly aprmlntcd myrotnry
of stato for this colonios. is one of tho forc-
musi and most daring mon in British pol-
itics at tho Dh‘titlll‘ limo. lioisoroditrxl
with having cngiuoorod tliodnwnfnil of
the Roecbcry govt-rumour. and is undoubt-
edly a man of grout political ability. Ho
was born in London in 15303 and has boon
mnrriod flirco iinii-s. his proscut. wifo bo-
fng n dauglitcr of Mr. W. i'. Endlcott,
foriuorly socrr-tnry of Wm of tho l'nifcd
State-s, lie was «limited at the l'riiwr-
airy ('oiiogo N'lliltl, London; was for-mor-
ly n mnriufucturcr in Birmingham and
I’i'flrl‘il from busincss in ion. Mr. l‘haru-
horinifi has liven lbrco limos slm‘cssivcly
elm-toil mayor of llinuinghniu—in 1574,
157.3 and trim—mini was nprmiuicd prost-
doutnf tiiolmnrd of trudo in last) and
prosiilcrit of tin-local gm'cruiiicut board
in lost». rosigning tho lnttor post shortly
nftorwurd. in August. 1‘57, lw was up-
po'iiitml one of tho i‘lrllllill‘aliilli'l‘fi to sctiio
llio Halo-rim ilispiifc with tho l'liiii'il
Sluice iiiiil is it follow of tho lioi‘iil swicfji'.
Spciicor i‘unipluii i‘mi-iiili-ili. K. .l., l’.
C” i-iglitli lluko of llt‘ulnnllll'll, is the
lcndcr of flu» Lilicmll'uiiuiisls in tho
littlhl' of lords. llc lins lii'i‘ll prniiiiui-mly
ilisi'iruml ii“ ~r'i'ri'igll'y of Halo {or furcign
niluii‘s. ilio oilicc which lairil Salisbury
lllhlllllhi‘lf ussuiuod in fliccnhiiu-t. No
11“: low“ u lord of tin-:idni'ii-iilty. uudcr
Si‘i'f‘t‘litl‘}‘ of war. ~m-rctiiry of our twiro.
pastries-nor gi'ricr‘ui, i‘liia-f iii-crclnry for
lrrluiid from fail to thiuiilswrvtiiry
for inilin iii fill'illr'l' Lila-ml Kin‘t‘f‘llllli'lfls‘.
liv ‘iii in ii lli-‘Iilllr'l‘ of puriiuruciitt‘ur
illlli‘l‘i‘lll ilisli‘ivh from l‘5i7 to ion]. lio
is i'llitlli‘t'llnl‘ of tho l'iiiii-rr-itynf i'lflll‘
lrrirlgo and Hit iliilcr'liiuii‘of llll‘ Middle-rick
county mum-ii.
'l'lii- Right li-iii .‘lichricl l'Iilu'anl flicks.
lli‘ni'lr. ninth buruni-t. “its born in 1‘37
in loillllflll.
Right lioli. (imrgo .loncblin Goscliolt
calls llllll‘li'll fl Llll'l‘lil l'niotiisi, iimiigh
lio bold oilin- in Lord Sullsiiury's formor
(firiisorvuiivi- ministry. llcwmi born in
lsiil llllfl WM mnrrlod in 1557 to Lucy,
dnugiifcr of .lolin llnlloy. Em. llc was
l‘flllf‘itll‘illlfi liugby and at iii-fol college,
Oxford.
’l‘ho Standard's llorlfn corroiqmridont
says that. thorn, is good roason to hollow
that Lord Hiilisliury's uni-misiiin will loud
to an oiitcnto bctWocu iiorinnuy, ing-
lfillil and Japan and probably infer Amor-
km.
The 'l‘iiuos says that the Duke of Der-
onsbiro. formcrly lliti Marquis of Hurting-
ton. will also prmido ovor tho tromniitfco
for tho national and imperial dcfcniio.
This committee was l‘i‘i‘iililllll!llfll‘tl by tho
llartington mrmuission and is now first
forriially constitutisl. it will combine the
admiralty and the war oilico and will cart
ry into otlmt tho projcclotl reforms in the
war oilicc. Lord Salisbury would have
given tho liuko of inwonsbiro the foreign
portfolio. but the latter profcrrcd the
pri‘siili-iicyof tho council, with the line
portmrt duties which hm'o been added.
Neflarthy tunes a Manifesto.
Justin Mci‘urtiiy llM issued a manifoeto
to tho poopio of inland stating that tho
dcfciit of tho govorniucnt has placed iron
land's bittomt corridors in office.
“For a brief spnco before the election,"
tho. manifesto says. “ Downing street and
Duiiiin castle will be wctipiod by men
lodged to the policy of within in Iro-
fand. This defeat was oompassod by the
ear factionists who still divide irclond and by
thevotos of tho Chamberlain, the fins—
sells and other false friends of land rc-
H
Advocatin the continuance of the sin
fiance with t e Liberal party as ireland's
only hope of redone. the manifesto ap-
peals earnestly to Irishman at horns and
abroad for funds with which to fight their
enemies in the coming election campaign.
In an interview John ltednaond said
that it seemed portable that the elections
would result in the defeat of the “basal
pasty. The Psraelfltes had invited the
meat to dream parliament when
31mm was united. Ir. Glad»
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stcnsm ‘mflmflw
' trains to‘ to
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,_ , m4! ’ g. ' .
' ' antennnpttethate'he’i‘nrg __ «‘
ailment would entree Inlandmfi
icedaaad
would have the poner to
land bill through the house ‘5"
they were more likely to do so quickly
and to provide more money for the pur-
rhaseof land thsntheIJbersls. Home
not sure that home rule would not eventu-
ally be dealt with by the Conservatives.
The political prisoners could not be worse
off under a Tory government than they
were under Mr. Asquith, the retiring
home secretary.
DUEL IN A CELLAR.
Thalrlahlnanllsedal’ick audits-Italian-
Shovel.
an YORK. June 26.—-Thero was a des-
perate duel in thoccllar of the new build-
ing at One Hundred and Thirtioth street
and Fifth avenue about dusk last night.
John O'Neil. the foreman of a gang of
laborers, fought with several Italians and
struck John Vanna of 448 East Ono Bun-
dred and Twenty-fourth street. Vanca
seized a shovel and attacked O'Neil. The
latter grabbed a pick, and a furious fight
followed. It was witnessed only by two
unknown ltalians and several children.
Vance finally dealt O'Neil a terrible
blow on his head, fracturing his skull. He
staggered. and another blow crushed three
of his ribs. iii: foil unconscious, and Van-
ca tried to t‘flf‘lipt‘, but was Captured and
locked up in the East One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth stroct station. O’Neil was
romovod to the Harlem hospital and will
dio. Vnncu was covered with deep wounds
made by the pick.
‘W'oman Shut During a Panda. .
WA’l'EitliEliY, Conn, Juno 2ri.——Mrs.
Louis \Vioiliiiuu was shot during in street
parade lioro last night, and it is feared
she will die from tho wound. The tumors
of the city worn parading and celebrating
their victory in taking scorind prize at the
big mooring in l’nti-rson, N. J. Mrs.
Wiodman was watching the put-mic, from
a third story window \vlicn a pistol was
fired. and shit was Wounded. James W.
Cook. it rcstuurunl. kocpi-r. was placed un-
dcr nrrcst on suspicion of buying done the
shooting.
Rerugoosl “'as Murdered.
Barmuoim, Juno Sid—fir. A. Aronso
hon of this city. n friend of the family of
Jacobs. Korngood. “'lincit’i body was found
in the Niagara rivi-r about a week ago,
was burii-d lion! and criminal for identi-
fication of tho instance of on insurance
company, says that. Korngood was mur-
tlcrcd, llc found a dccp stnbwouud in
tho nook. and thc neck and an arm Wore
broken. 'l‘ho idcntiiluntion of the body
as that of Jacob H. Kcrngood, Dr. Aron:
suliou says. was complete.
The Defonder‘s launching Day.
BlilSTnl.. it. 1., June. tart—Mr. J. B.
Horrivslioi’f. bond of tho great bunt build-
ing firm. docliirod [mitivoiy to your rep-
resentative flint if thou-uric on the De-
fcndor progressed in: rapidly its is antic-
imtcd tho yni'hf will lio luunclicd on Sat-
urday of high tido. which ixrcurs about
12:45. This sols outdo nil rumors. runny of
which have boon board since it lwcnme
appim'nt that tho original plan to launch
tho liofoudcr at high tide on chttcsdny
could not be carried out.
From llog Stealing to Murder.
Btt'izririiis, W. \‘r... June 26.«—.\'ows
has just roricboil born of tho murdor of
Mrs. l-‘iiulknor by n mun nnmcd Johnson
nciir lirnriiuroll. W. Vii. Juiiiiwii was to
ho irioil for tho smiling of nliog. and
Mrs. Funlknor mu llli‘ ciiiof witnoss
ngninet llllli. ll.» \vi-ut to llli' liiiusoof
Mrs. Fiilllklll'l‘ullil .~iiui llli‘ Woman. kill-
ing lli‘f’ instantly. Johnson is now in the
mouufuius.
Lineman Killed In tho Afr.
l‘mr..\iiici.i'iii,\. .luno cit—«ilonjimiin
lioiluiuri. inn-d if» yours. on lllapm'fnr for
tho lll‘ilall l-Ilt-ciric Light compnuy. climb-
t‘il to tho in]. of :i polo u! 'l'iiiril stroct. nnil
“illiugs alloy in arc why ibi- lump lind
guno nut. lli~ liiiiiii iimili‘orrcutly touch.
cd tho \i iro, .‘l ii-rrii‘ii: sliin‘k '[lilris'i'il through
him. and llr‘ ruppiml (Wi'i' in tlic ground
boluw. dying u fcw iunriiciits ul'icrwurd.
A lloynl “'odillng.
l.i\.\‘tm.\'. .luno ‘J’l.'-"A)l‘llll'i‘ l-Ziunniiolo
Fillirorfo. iliiko of Armin. iirplii-w of‘ King
lliiniiwri of holy. \vns iiuirricil of tho
i‘liuri-li of St. liiiplinol. Kingston-on-
'i'linuic.-z. to tho l’l‘ilii‘s‘an “i'll'lli' of Ur.
loans, N'i'iilhl llilllKliil‘l' of tho i‘ouiitcss of
Paris rind si>ivr of tho iluko of fir-icons,
bond of tho rnyul furiiiiy of Future.
The Hawaiian l-‘lllhuaters.
Wasrirxorox, Jun.- 2ii.——-Nonction has
yot boon taken by tho mwydcpnrtruonf.
looking to tho stopping of fliibustcrs mid
to bo fitting out at Smith. 'l‘lio Mollie-on
iii the only \‘t‘liiti'l of tho navy cruising in
thorio wafers. Shi- could costly look after
thrilliibustors if the ilr'plfl'illll'llli finds it
nocossnry.
The Meta Press Association.
SML‘H‘OHA, .iiiuo 2“.-"Tltf‘ Sow York
Stali- Prose (Hull‘lillltill Will-i giwn urc-
ocpiiou in tho iirniid l'niuu liotolbrtll-
room. An iiddross of woicoino was made
by Village l'roslilciit. ('lirirlcs ll. rilurgcs.
which Willi l'i‘HlNIlifli‘il to by J. A. filoiciior
of Now York city. pl‘t‘tililulll. of tho nsmxti~
aiioii.
Lost a Check for armor».
CHIC/it‘ll), .llliw etimsciimi Agont C.
C. (‘lmso oitlior lost. or bod stolen in the
corridors of tho city lift“ it circuit for
8125,miii. 'i‘iio mom-y roprosontoil was to
housed topiiy ilio Juno solution of the
achisiltoaciiors. The bank was notliiod
and payment. stopped.
Ohio Democrats to Convene Aug. lit.
C(ibl’hiiif‘il, 0.. June tilt-«Tho homo»
erotic state control mmmlttco decided to
hold the state mnvmtion at. Springfield
on Aug. 20 and ill. l-louator Calvin 8.
Brice was cbosou toiiipornry chairman and
W. If. Lewis of Montgomeryastenipornry
secretary. .- M w “ .
Ialvatfon Array Insets, fines to Jail.
Common Serums. June 26.»0sptafn
‘ lanoho Core. of the Roivntfon Army, an
tolligcnt sud refined lady, has gone to
jail for so days for prmobing in the streets.
She would not pay a fine imrmscd upon
her nor allow her friends to pay it for her.
law the reef Law Was lvalel.
Bushman, 1%., June lid-«The new
state law against pool soiling was evaded
at the a; tiny of the first meet in the
fake e circuit
selling cards with
horses
Assam
ruminations . git
SWEET 0mm.
CIGARETTE ;
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neat ectnrnsu st. ores
. ensues core-rho "
fill
J. . D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 mm street. Telephone call. ll.
«“\:\\‘m\ '\§\
‘55 g“
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or ten r»
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HORSE CLIPPING
43:.
WATER PllWEli.
if want r horse clf '
roan“ you need union's-s
W. McQuhae,
as North Main so. "
w South Norwallt.
OUR - .‘
Here we make no reference to the goat "'
that feeds on paper in the back yard, “.3
but our intention is to speak of the ex- ""
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ccllence of the substance made from
cow's milk, which we expose for sale.
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tube
now calls for notice. Always fine. it
makes new friends and customers as the .
season for its appearance comes round at i.
this time of the year. It's a satisfaction '3
in quality, price and it is in such neat '5
packages, 23c. lb.,$‘2.30 tub. ‘3
Butter has gone up in New York. But
the price, and quality of our tub button it, .
will remain the same as it has for a .
month past. 22c. lb. Try it.
0ibble&0omstocli
Newaadseccaifhand \ g}
Britain, Phaeton, lenient;
(iiiiioiiiss. Spindles. etc. 3‘
Prices to Suit an;
Lawn: Ti . we.
SKIFFS Hill SALE i
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AT nowmrron.
ffiis Peat tlifi, it its " ‘
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0st heriise ttlff, it feel.
tee Peeriseofeet ttlfi.
use Tosiwfeet him. ~
tire Ilse-Pest lees rum.
lee tint-Pest Prim.
Minimum \
mwnatssmnnenaud
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