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pilouforlnihntsandchll-
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31.11 poruothm Castorisisths
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For Institute and Children.
Douotbeiinpoaed upon, butineistnpon
,hevlngCestofie.andsec thstihefse-simile
signature of
is on the 1 a Z
w sheilpro- '
end the public at all beards.
TI: Can-rave comm, rr Murray as, NJ.
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d from the medicine you
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c nvn on or pasmo c.
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mil!” ALI]. OASIS. We have
cared mde, many cases of lonfI standing,
and up by doctors as incnreb e. In our
"013.3 uvvill find a medicine
genus neverfeil toeiiect e s y cure.
beckonr guarantee with sun 08 erof 81m
teeny person we cannot cure. heat benh
Mousse furnished on eppiieetlolig.
l at. bottle. $8110. I qt.. “in.
am ml canoo
mend Water Ste. Boston Mass
MLADIES
ppm!
fill Menstruation 1“and all irrp ties of like
nature. will llnd our IIIA Pl LLB an in-
cure.'l'hey are entirely sateu and can
alwaysberelled upon for speedy relief. We
Mme hear of a case where they have
ace the desired result. A box
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NEW LINE OF
Baily Barrlsgse f1?" Refrigerators
Raymond & Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
limiters Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
as and as sm- ltreet, lorwalk. on.
Besldonee. 3 Berkeley Piece.
telephone. 77-4.
F. sculvolo, M. 0..
55 so. mm so. so. 110111111.
Practice Limited to Diseasesfof Women
Dune hours. Mondays and Thursdays, 0 to
g. m. 1121 1y
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LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
8. 8. L'i-lommedieu.
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onn
NORWALK
illBSIEIAS.
0
Caught oif Norwelk Islands.
leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Heter-
dsy morning. A fresh arrival oi
siolirooo SAAB
every day. Vegetables from Green's
terms every morning. The ilnsst
Wt of
FISH Alill.
VEBEIABIIS
Distorted.
" Wail-Tom our -
7 The Contract With the Belmont-
Morgan Combine Modified.
nor one now our memo.
0M0” of Great Value HIG- b the
Wall Street Firm Who floated the Last
Issue In Europe- llow They Get Around
the Contreetw»
New You. June' 20.41%: Belmont
Morgan syndicate has made its final pay-
ment on the last issue of government
bonds which it floated in Europe and this
country. The World today says concern-
Iug this:
“The bond transaction between Messrs.
Belmont and Morgan on one side and the
United States government on the other,
MR. MORGAN.
by which in return for 3, 500, 000 ounces of
gold coin a batch of about $05,000,000 in
United States 4 per cent bonds was is-
sued, is now closed.
“Some very important concessions have
been made by the government toward the
bond syndicate by which the latter is re-
lieved from the expense and trouble of
bringing hore several millions of foreign
gold. Domestic coin seems to have been
credited to thc syndicateas imported gold.
“Tho terms of the contract Wore very
explicit that one-half of the gold bargain
ed for was to come from abroad and was
to be imported by the syndicate and deliv-
ered to the government.
“In addition the syndicate was to use its
best endeavors during the continuance'
of the contract to protect the United
States treasury against demands on it for
gold in exchange for paper.
The Terms Were Plain.
“The section of the contract with the
syndicate which covers the point as to (lo-
livcry of foreign gold is as follows:
“ ‘At least one-half of all coin deliver-
able hereunder shall be obtained in and
shipped from Europc.’
"The contract also provides that ‘no
bonds shall be delivered to the parties of
the second part (tho syndicate) or either
of them except in payment for culil from
time to time resolved heronndcr.’
"Those two provisions would seem to
men of ordinary intelligence to moan-
ilrst, that half the CHI!) sold to the govern-
ment must. he actually imported, ‘shlppod
from Europc.’ and, sm-ond, that no bonds
should be delivered except upoh receipt of
‘coin horc1111dcr'——t hat is, of coin hall im
ported under the provision of thr- contract.
“It rcmains to be explained by what
technicality 17,0i'11),ooo 111111005 of domestic
coin that never Went to Europe could he
cousidcrod as having hm-n cousirucliwly
‘shippcd from ICuropo,‘ or how bonds can
be delivered in pay-mono for will not ‘r1--
coivod l11~r1~11111i1~r‘———thut is, within the
— terms of rho 1-1111! rnvt,
“Outside of gold for hoarding lu-ro tho
only 1113111111111 1111 tlu- irvnsury for gold lsby
exporters who cannot find credit from the
sale of cotton or grain or pvtrnluum or
other oxporn-d urtivhw with which to meet
demands by Ann-Flam i111p11rt1-r5 to pay
their accounts abroad.
“In such 11 01151: gold must h1- sont over.
When American sorurlt'u-s in'u- coming
this way in a rush. tin-r1» was 11. correspond-
ingoutilow of gold coin—~tl1oouly inter
national standard—to mm-t tl11- payments
neccsmry.
“Sine-1- tho Belmont-Morgan syndicato
opened Its deal thoro lum- lwcn 11o exports
of gold coin. Any shipper could go to tho
M II. IIEI..\IO53’I'.
counter of J. P. Morgan 81 Co. and buy a
bill of foreign exchange at a point a little
below the cost of boxing up the coin for
export, plus the freight and insurance
“Now the claim is made by the syndicate
that, as it prevented so much cola from
going across the ocean and becoming for-
eign coin, that coin which it kept here
was really made foreign coin, solar as the
sheet on the treasury is concerned."
The Times has this to say:
"Although the present syndicate is freely
conceded the right to manage its transse-
tions in its own way, its masterly perform-
ance having earned the sincere gratitude
of bankers s merchants, yesterday's
news excited out and curiosity. Fi-
nel out for the bonds might have
build orredforfrmn six weekstothree
months. It had been expected that the
syndicate would import gold to pay for
half the bonds. Imports for their purchase
have reached only about -,tlt 700,000 All
ve been msdewlth gold
here.
“It is believed that the syndicats’e pub-
lished meet withths
modems-memos '
m of In M
Paste, June tit—A woman named
limo. Carrevrss fonneriy the wifeof e
Vienna banker named Bniitzor. She em-
ployed Certs as mussel to obtain a di-
vorce from Belitzcr. The acquaintance
{thus formed resulted in her marrying
Curve The latter, however. had an in-
i. 'lguu and married the woman with whom
he was involved, whose husband threaten-
ui to get him disbarred from practice.
Carro induced him to agree to a duel in-
stead, whereupon the woman informed
Mn1o.0arre of the intruded duel with e
v11.- w to preventing It. Carts entered the
room while the woman was revealing the
affair. and, gathering from his 'wife' a
countenance that she was unlikely to for-
give him, said that nothing remained but
to kill himself.
Mme. Carre replied, “Yes, ” and rushed
; to the dressing «room and seized a bottle
of lnudanum. Corrc’s secretary, who fol‘
lowed, snatched the bottle away, and at
that moment a shot was heard. Currc had
committed suicidr. He fell in the arms
of his wife and soon tnry.
Ills wife exclaimed: “I forgive you, my
, dear. I love you."
And while the secretary was wiping the
blood from Curro’s temples she took the
revolver from her husband's hand, rushed
back into her dressing room and shot her.
self. Both died in a short - mo.
Carro was a Wealthy advocate to the
city of Paris and to most dramatic authors
and actors. He had been the friend of
Gambctta, Spoiler and Clemenceau and a
host of distinguished men. His wife was
an accomplished and remarkably hund-
somo woman.
Carro’s mistress was the wife of a high
legal functionary. It was Mme. Cnrro’s
"at home" day, and tlu-ro was to he a
smart dinner party, followed by n tin-11t-
rIcaI and musical soirvo. Mme. Curve had
swallowed a portion of the luuduuum bo-
iorc the secretary snatched the bottle.
M. Clemenceau states that he and
Bernard do Roi-mo wore to have been M.
Carro's seconds in the duel with his mis-
tress' husband. (larro had asked that the
duel be [mstIqu-d until Friday to enable
'him to put his allairs in order. His wife
was [umsionntcly fond of him. and they
will be buried in the some grave at a vil—
lage near Troy 5
BASEBALL.
NATION .u. 1.11. EAGL’E GAMES.
3 At Philadelphia-
Brooklyn ........ 0 U 1 o 0 0 0 1 0-— 2
Philadelphia... 0 0 0 2 0 0 I 0 0— 3
At Boston-—
Boston ............ 3l100000"—5
NewYork ....... 2110000000—2
l At Washington——
'ashington.. . 0 l 0 0 l 3 1 0—- 7
Baltimore ....... 0 u 0.0 2 :i l 1) 2* 8
At Chicagm—
Chicago .......... 4 0 3 o u 3 0 I) up)
Pittsburg ........ ii 0 :i 0 U 0 l 0 l— 8
At Cincinnati-—
Cincinnati ....... 0 0 0 1 4 it til? *——10
St.Louls ......... i) U l l 2 :2 0'0 0—— 6
At Cleveland——
Cleveland ........ 3‘1 3 o 0 0:1) 1 *-— 8
Louisville ....... l I) l 0 0 l 2 0 0—— 5
EASTER); I.I-I;\lil.'h'. GAMES.
At Wilkcslmrm—
Buffalo ........... I 0 0 l 0 0 0 l 5—- S
Wilkaslmrrr ..... I 0 I 3 O 0 2 0 0—- 7
At Si'i'i'iiliunv
Scranton... ..... 2 0 0 0 o 2 3 0 ‘—- 7
Toronto ......... U 2 l l l) U l) 0 l- 5
Second game—-
.Srrnnton ......... 0 o 1 H l 0 2 0 '—- 4
Toronto ..... o 11 o o o i 1) 0 o- 1
At bpringih Id—
Rollirs‘lir ........ 3 0 fl ‘2 2 ‘3 0 0 '— 0
Springfield ...... 3 o :5 o 11 2: o o o— 8
Yule “ 1.111.111.5111. Harvard.
NEW II.\\ 111.“. .lum- Jii.—-Y11I1-svon IlI‘I'
second bum-hall 1:1111111 from Harvard hon-
in 11 walhnvrr, with tho smru 1’1 to U. Cm»
tvr's vurws were a puzzle, only two hits
living madu from his dollwry. and those
WCI'P a hunt and 11 long lly which Lotion
sadly misjudged. Iinrmrd plnyml from
lwgiuuingioond without snap and us if
they had 1111 interval. in iryiup.r to win.
Lillian ltuseell Wears ltml liloomere.
NEW YouK. .iul11~'.'tl.——M‘1.~x~1 Lillian lins-
soll has takru (111- Ewing vormgo at (trout.
Nook, N. Y.. for the summer. Miss Rus-
sell, with her little daughter, servants,
dogs and ponies, arrived last Saturday.
Miss Russell is uncuihusiastlc bicyclist
and wears a dark r111 suit of bloomers and
n derby hut in 111111111.
Mainee Swedish Colony.
CAIilliliU, M1-..,.luno 20,—N1w Sweden,
a prosperous town ion 111il1~sfromh11r1y
celebrated the quarter centennial of its
founding as 11. Swedish colony, the first
in the United States. The colony was
formul und1r the direction of W. W.
Thoums, Jr who was the orator of the day.
France (lets I Chinese Favor.
Loxoos, Juno ‘20.—-—A dispanh to The
Times irom 'I’lcu-tsln says that France has
concluded the convention with China
sanctioning an unlimited extension of tho
Tonquln railways into Uhlucmvfltorritory.
There are alarming r1 ports that the Jam;-
nose are Iortifyiug the blow 'l'ungfroutlcr.
Fetal Freight W reek.
MACON, Juno 26,-“A serious wreck oc-
curred on the Control railroad near Mil-
Iedgovlllo, some :10 miles from hero. Three
men were killed and several badly injur-
ed. The dead ai'o 'I‘om Allen, section foro~
man, Bob Smith and Bob Josso, both col-
ored train bands.
liig Bowling Match Ended.
NEW YultK, Juno BIL—Tho bowling
match botWoi-n teams from this city and
Buffalo at tho (iormnnia assembly rooms
on the Bowery resulted in evictory for
New York. The home team won four out
of ilvo teams, thus winning the prize of
01, 000.
Milled on Gettysburg's Battlefield.
Gsmamrno, I’a., J uno 20.-—Tho pre-
mature discharge of a dynamite cartridge
instantly killed Frank Cmironcm and bad—
ly wounded another Italian. They were
working on the new nvonucs being built
over the battlefield.
lusts 'l'eaehers’ Convention.
TROY, N. Y., June 20. -—-Tho seventh
annual meeting of the New York Music
Toschers’ association was inaugurated sus-
pleiously in Music hell.
Hr. Mitt at the bosom
Ransom" Plus, it. 1., June 20.—
Thecondition of Representative Hltt is
eonsldersbiy improved since his arrival
her. last Saturday.
‘l'heleitilOe-el.
Kmdnne It.-Thelieltls seueiwill
beepensdtou-sllsouleiy l to allus-
sets of s unit not ensuing sited
use.
of bad .cfi‘ects
ever heard of ‘
from chewers of
For over 20
years B. L.
Tobacco has
been the most
Popular Chew.
WALL PAPER.
In our New Store you will
iind the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETTA.
E. E. Gorham,
corner First in. and lieu 8t;
EAST NORWALK.§
Patent Medicines
El" Mill PLEASANT TO TAKE.
AT OUR PRICES.
Ill HGT. llllll NOT TO TAKE,
too. 0. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
I! wellington ttmt
‘ THREE
LINKS
That bind you to us are quality of goods,
purpose, lowness of price.
We do not rush into print with promises to un
everybody else, but we do promise not to let any-
body undersell us.
Our 91: sale was a great success.
This week we will have a special sale of Men’s
Trousers.
w. A. fittitliltl 1% no...
vhich mm 1
CLOTHIERS AND FURNISHEBS "32:,“
FOR MEN AND BOYS. ' Rug:
l9 ilain St. Nordaik. Sentinel Building,80. liomlt.
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE,
Tristram & Hyat, “"
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. A;
Special Sale of Silks.
IT seems beyond all reason to tell of selling the regular 75c quality of
Cheney Silks et 39 cents per yard, yet it is true.
We doubt if we shall ever again make an announcement to equal the above
for cheepness, but by toting 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 and
represent the very Latest Spring Styles.
The lot includes black grounds with white and colored figure, hair line
stripes and Dresden enacts.
Navy blue and light grounds in nest figures, hair line stripes and Rresdeli
e'e o
. I.-
effects.
REMEMBER these are 24-inch. best qualityCheney Indie Silks, at 39 cents,
and have never been sold less than 75 cents per yard.
1-2pn1cs -:- 011m ClPts :-:- pmce 1-2 A 1
At this time we shall also sell all of our Wash Silks at 25 cents per yard. '
In connection with our silk sale we shall sell the balance of our Capes It ’
Half Price, so if you are in need of a summer silk or cape now is the time to buy ’ Z
Trisiram 81. Hyatt, Norwalk, Goon-1%.
3 2
I y
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
Plllllli lilllllllli
in the town. We handle nothing but the, best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise. 1L
Insatonlh',’ 31,00 -1- _ .
Hood's Sarsaparills, .so .13 1
films" Sarcaparilla, .3 £1 3
...,.....1.. oFRANCiScSLCO
Scott's Emulsion, .00 3 3
Green's Nerve .70 ' ’ a ,1
Stilison' a Specific for Malaria, .70 1 g 1
me... 0...... :1: .
.....3m.g;m RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
Canto!“ 0 l
Maggy-M :1; 86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk, Conn.
Bsdam’ s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
deam e Microbe Killer, gal. jar... 3.00
Yankee Lung Soother, .30
FIRE! FIRE!‘
Great Rdeuction Sale of *
recentl rate 11.1! fro
ropewt thths testsn
casein ltrsaimcnt for at
M 7-0
efeeleen aired
ihouteuttin.
amorous patents
"MW
t was.
i > Only its
1.3.1 any Spear.” '35:”: “’3'?ng
Wcuitln?‘ .1153“ hours lie-II tel
beolote privacy
m. outlast-an mullet
ysie
th
108 West 04th iii
an. KAN ' New York' Clix“,
most
permanently
Yo k and user b cities
lhlt for hip?-
other
diluted
ion use: treatment; no
i nonoee or
S. 3. WILSON
am; Mgmsmaa-mfi
CRACKEAI, ALASSWARE
HAUSE FURNISHINA lfllllll.
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; 1 W
l
Norwalk Chronicler