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llsby iierrieges :le Refrigerators
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Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
es and ‘8 Iain Street. Harwell. (It.
Residence. I Berkeley Place.
Telephone, "-4.
:22:
F. sonivoln, M. 0..
is so. run so. so. Iiiiiil'iilll.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
Ofllce hour-s, Mondays and Thursdays. B to
E ill. n2] 1;
Young Man
Why take the cheneeu of
screens when FOUR.
ill YOU
11 or; without in-
N’l’Sa Alf WILL.
create! 1 , able to yourself it yr u live.
With if» ghgcfllke everything else. the beat
lithe hechsepest.
c‘ori‘riib‘n“ oi GENERAL
LIF INSURANCE Company,
of Hartford.
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a l'lul'lmlilsIllillililll SI.
Conn.
NORWALK
lIlIlSIEIIS.
Ought cd Norwelk Islands.
leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Betnro
day morning. ’ b arrival of
kinds oi Fr sh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Moves-y morning. The ilnsst
assortrmm oi
IISII *ANIl.
‘ VEGETABLES
tcbefonnd.
ME TIIIA'III BATSIIP
inn I. liliii’S
New You, July n—llnited
marsheia. custom inspectors, m
from the Mulberry street headqueitsrs
and all the patrolling force of the
department are on the lookout tor the
three robbers who ewapcd Thursday
from Ladies? Street jail, but the jail
breakers are still at large. Sherii! Tain-
sen hunted too
An impetus was given to the quest by
the announcement from Washington that
Postmaster General Wilson had offered a
reward of 81, mecca for the capture of
Joseph Klllcran, Charles Allen and Henry
Russell.
The federal odioinls say that they have
set in motion all the for-ca at their com-
mand and are confident that the fugitives
cannot long escape arrest. There is equal
assurance on the part of the central cmce
men that they will soon have the l‘llllflr'
ways.
Sheriff 'l‘amsen is not saying much. but
he, too, thinks that the men will be re-
captured. .He admitted. for publication
only, that he has a clcw to their where
abouts. He does not admit, however,
that he is in any respect liable for the es-
capo.
“Why, ” said be, “there is no liability.
I shall not even be in contempt of the fed-
eral courts for failing to produce them in
court. The government should not send
men of the character of tho escaped pris-
oners to such a jail as Ludlcw Street. It
is not a propcr place for them. The pis-
tols? Where did the robbers got them?
How do I know? I am not sure that they
had pistols, but I am having a quiet in-
vestigation made which will clear up that
matter. One thing is certain. I have no
liability. Make that as strong as you
like."
THAT TORN MONEY.
It Is Thought Chambers Scattered It on
the Shore Before Hie Suicide.
CHICAGO, July 6.—Tho police believe
now that the mystcry surrounding the
$6,000 worth of tom moncy found on the
lake shorc bctwccn Twontyusccond and
Twenty-sixth streets a week ago is solved.
They believe. that the money was torn up
by John Chambers of Irvington, N. Y.,
and that his body is now uudcr tho waves
of Lake Michigan.
Chambers was about 28 years of age,
and is said to belong to an excellent fam-
ily in Covingtou. Some time ago he left
homo with about $8,000 in his possession
and in company with a young Woman.
About a month ago he was soon in
Scuttle, Wash, by William F. 'I‘rimblc, a
follow townsmnu. Chambers told Trimblo
that he had been to Sitkn, Alaska, and
that all of his money was gone excepting
w, 000. The young woman and he had
parted company, and Chambers, occur-ding
to his own stair-mom, was bound for the
east, pmlsibly Chicago.
Triniblc returned to Covington and
made a report to the family of Chambers.
While he was in Covlngtun the story of
the torn moncy and of the board which
was found on the shore bearing thc words,
“I am tired of lilo—John Chambers,"
was published. ’I'rimblc was at once urged
to rcturu to Chicago to‘ make further in-
quiries regarding the missing man, and
neither he nor the police have now any
doubt that Chambers has killed hilllSt‘II.
LENZ’ S MURDERERS.
Discovered to lie (miners High In the Serv-
ice of the Sultan.
Pl'l'TSllL'ilG, July Ii.—.~'\ not her It‘llt‘l‘ mn-
ilrmimz tln- (berth in Armcuiunf Frank
Lcnz, tlic l’ittsimrg wIm-lumu, who was
making a tour ill‘illlllii the world, has Ilt‘i'll
resolved hero by 'l‘. I’. Longhorns from It
missionary in Asia Minor. ’l‘lu- qum- of
tho missionary is not given inn-misc his
life would be i‘lliilllliti‘l‘l'il if the Turkish
gnvcrnmcut should learn that. ho was
working on tlu- cusc. TIll' iIIissionury,
huwvv.~r, is working with Suchilvbrii. the
St. Louis lililll wimwus soul out in scorch
of In-nz.
Tho lulu-r status that they Ilil\’l‘ (IIH‘UV-
t'l'od llml Lon]. was IIIIIrdI-rrd by Turkish
cavalry nllivrrs high in tho scrviru of tho
sultan. and for that rcamn ilu- work is
Diil‘lltil‘li with :zn-ut danger. The IM'II of
Ll-nz’s Ilil‘yi'lt‘\\'il8f1llllldlli 'l‘vlmuk. ills
mirror, mull box and another box which
he is known In lum- currivdwcro found on
the river Ill‘in'L‘ll SluimiIui and Musorsln,
while ifll' tin-s (if his whorl won» discovered
at 'l‘I-lu-lkni, \\'Ili‘i‘i‘ ll Kurd w... using
them for it saddle. girth.
Tho loin-r sluice furtlwr that Snchtlc-
IlCl] could find the remains of 1.0m. if it
were Suit! to undertake lIIII Work. but 0W-
ing to thc high standing of his iIIurdi-rcrs
the task is too dangerous, and all furtlicr
investigations will have to be ulmmlunvd
unless the government of tho l'IIltcd Stilton
interferes and gives protection.
BASEBALL.
NATIII‘JAI. LEMIUE (muss.
At Pittsburg-
Clcvclmul ........ 5 l l 0 i3 0 i 0 (3-40
Pittsburg ........ i) (i (I 0 i) :3 0 l 4—— 7
At (:Ilii'llRiV—w
Cincinnati ....... £3 0 II 0 7 :3 i) a 0—H
Chimp.) ........... 0 l l U 0 l 2 0 U— 5
At St. Louis—
Loulsvlllo ........ l i) (I I) (I i) l 0 0-— I’)
St. Louis ......... i I) il i) ii 1 l) 2 2-— 6
marines chums: (mm-:9.
At l‘rovblouse—«Provldcm'o, 1:3; Spring-
field, 1.
At isyrmmic-«byriicuow l"; liiill'alo, B.
A Providence Hale Robbery.
I’Itov IIIizch-z, July ii.-——'l‘hc Continental
Stcnmlmt company's mic was blown open
and ti, one in cash tokon.
At Loulovlllc, Ala. ., lightning klllcd
Postmaster Edward Bryan, wife and baby.
The Slice Lake House, a popular sum-
mer hotel (It New Berlin, N. Y., was
burner].
What is believed to be cholera was dis.
covered in a Polish boarding house at
Pittsburg containing 40 people.
At Hlnckloy, llls., during tho progress
of a ball game, Peter Anderson’s 0-year-
old daughter was struck in the stomach
by a foul ball, musing her death.
Severe storms of wind and rain have
caused considerable damage in various
parts of Austria, and at Mai-ban h, on the
Danube, six pemms lost their llvos
Corporal Jl'anner, er- commissioner of
ponslrms, in an address at the veterans'
celebration in indinnapolls, made an at-
teok on thcpension polloyot President
Cleveland.
ilringeesnnon at the Soldiers'
turns Front Europe.
3111'. 90118 STRAIGHT T0 NEWPORT.
The Big Hes-bio Palace is Thrown Wide
Open and the Sheet Iron Fence Tellers
Down—A Ball to Be Given In Honor of
use Daughter Canada.
New Yonn, July 6.—-Mrs. Alva S. Van-
derbilt, the divorced wife of W. K. Van-
derbilt, was a passenger on the Laramie,
which arrived last night. She was in the
first group which walked down the gang
plank. She looked very well, though some-
what slighter than when she went abroad.
Her daughter, Consuelo Vanderbilt, who
was by her side, is now much tailor than
her mother. She, too, was in a serviceable
gown of dark blue.
They were accompanied by a small eld-
erly woman with iron gray hair, said to be
Mrs. Vanderbilt’s sister, Mrs. Armlde
Smith. William K. Vanderbilt, J r.. await-
ed his mother and sister on the wharf and
had with him another young man. The
party was driven to the Murray Hill hotel.
The start was soon made for Newport.
At tho Grand Central station they stopped
into a spcclal car, but not one belonging
to a member of the Vanderbilt family.
The car went on tho 1‘3: 0'} express. They
arrived in Newport at 0:35 a. in.
Will Remove the Barrier.
The nc'ws was sprcnd at Newport that
Mrs. Alva S. Vandcrbilt had sent orders
to have the solid walls of shoot iron with—
in tho outer fence of Marble house to
movcd forthwith.
Whoa the inner scrccn was put in place.
the supposition was that Mrs. Vanderbilt
desired to exclude from the vulgar gonzo of
the multitude tho gloricsnf Marble house.
Still other precautions were taken with
this apparent object. A guard was placed
on either slice! the semicircular driveway
forming the npprmwh. These men were
said to be Belgians, and they guarded the
gate curly and Into. 'l‘hclr duty was to
telephone to attendants within doors the
approach of visitors. 'l‘livsc foreign no-
tions did not meet with gciicml approval,
and years ago, when some of the most
prominent women at the resort called and
were kept waiting at the outer wall, they
did not fool disposed to go through the em
deal a second time.
Yesterday the I-Iirrcntof thc chatter was
that the order for the removal 0f the
screen was a strategic movement on her
part to throw the blame for tho oil'cnslvc
outer wall on her former huslnmd. Tho
house without this gloomy surrounding
will now be really worth looking at.
Mrs. Alva S. Vanderbilt‘s Ilulls‘ukm‘pi‘i‘
and servants have Ili‘i'll awaiting brr arriv-
al at Murillo house for three works. Silo
has three thoroughly oilh-ivnt French-
womcii to attend to the cooking. It is
said Mrs. Vanderbilt will give a bull for
her daughter curlv in tlic smsnu.
A BRUSH AT SEA.
The Paris and the Lucania iieve a Face In
Mldocean.
View Yonk July ii -—-’l‘h. r. r. us ashurp
brush in IIIIIIIN'NHI TIII-sday II|"'l\\t‘tll tin-
Cumird liner Luciiniuuud tIIc Ann-risen
liIu-r Paris which tested both inputs in a
light son. Tho Luminln has dunblv tho
Puris‘ IliIrSl‘piiWi‘l'. but in heavy wvullII-r
tho wmkcr liner has always nuumgcd to
forgo nIII-Iul.
It was mriy in ilr.‘ day when lllt‘ two
bouts mum in sight. \l'hcn tlw Paris Ills-
cnvcrI-d tho hummus Iistcrn. plllors «If
wnnlly smoke piled from Ilvl‘ stacks, For
it timi- Lbn broad patch of (In-p mi thwwn
tho two did nut lI-ssvn. Win-I1 the two
finally came abreast at 2 p. “L, it was nip
and luck for son-ml knots, it is said.
For it Iinu- II sol-mod us if the Paris
Would hung: In ”W think of the lib.' (‘u-
Ilill‘lli'l‘ IIIIIil I‘uill I‘Illlllill'il in at tho Hunk,
but Illli‘ Inst night iIII‘ lights of the Paris
worl- lust usiorn. Even tho nilirI-rs of the
Lllliilll l {\lll‘i' .m-d surprise at the spud
madl- lIv lIII I‘uris.
CIGARETTE TRUST WINS.
l'nrtiul V'Ictory In Jersey For the Anicrl
can Tobacco (‘ cmpany.
TREXTrIx, July ii.——’I‘III\ Aun-rir‘nn 'l‘o-
Iiili‘i'n company gained u puriiul \"ii'lill'y
in this suit brought lIy‘lhv Iilturuvy gou-
crnl to declare the mum-m it trust. In il
supplmuouinl bill tlu- Iiituriivy general lll‘
logcd that the defendants, in socuringa
monopoly of the iIuIIIIIfIictun- of paper
cigarettes, quI worked on injury in the
growers of tobacco in Virginia and North
Carolina.
(‘hnncollor Moiilll dismissed the bill,
holding that the rittm'nvygcncml must
conilnu himself to injuries in tlu- Hilltu of
New Jersey, and that he cannot i'xft‘llll
tho remedy sought in this l‘lll-li' so as to go
to the relief of persons In other states.
Legal Justice Too Slow For Them.
llrmuvn Guam K52. July Il.——lt is
sold here that on organized inch is living
furnml at. Morgontmvn to lynch Hum
Spencer and Alfrml “i‘It'Ili‘l‘ for tho mur~
tier of Major A. ll. Ilmulltnn. 'l‘ho mac
has lwuii in discussion since Wednesday,
but not a Juryninn llilli Ill'i'll liIipIiIiolr-Il.
iIIIthtIisuimllIig‘ over 2.3” have been ex-
rimlncd, all of whom have IN‘i‘ll rejected.
Judge Settle th-I ordcrml L’IIII IIINI to bo
suiiiuioncd from tho Inlinlnliig counties
and hopes to get a jury out of that num
her.
Lady fliiclto e Tellor'e Daughter.
GIYEM'II, (mt, July II.._Willlnm Moo-
noy. ll tailor of tho little village of Ruth-
my. hon discover-ml that Loretta Addie,
the San Francisco variety actress who re
ccntly married Lord Shelto Douglas, son
of the Marquis of Quoeuebcrry, is his
duughicr. The girl left home some yours
am, and it was only rccciitly that thucy
learned of her wlicreulmute.
Mr. Cleveland's Fireworks.
Buzzauns BAY, Moss, July n.-—-Mr.
Glow-land‘s celebration cameo day late,
but it got horn. He came out into public
view, to begin with, and he gave an oxhl-
bltlon of fireworks at Gray Gables last
night, which was more than the town has
seen of him before this year.
Body Found on the Tracks.
Carroll, Bless, July 0.~«Tho body of
Matthew Donovan of Canton. 50 years old
and unmarried, was found on the Con-
solidated railroad tracks near hers. He
had been killed by a night impress while
walking on the tracks.
Glass Factory liar-ed.
Wm H. 1., J tip—The glen fec-
CW “VII“
“mecca
if“
brink
WILLIAMS
Root Beer.
It is made from the best
roots and herbs. Easily
and cheaply‘made at home.
Improves the appetite, and
aids digestion. An unri-e
"_,va|led temperance drink.
7 Healthful, foaming, lus-
» cious. One bottle of extract
makes 5 gals. Get it sure.
Send i-cent stamp for: pictures.
Wuueiie e Casinos. Hartford, Ct.
That took First Prize at the
W OiiLI)‘ F
Which shows that b Alli.
Weshburn-ilroshy's Superlative
Males the Best Broad in the “'01“
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
Dibble & Comsiock, G. E. Frederick.
C. 1.. GI over, Robertson Bros ,
Finiiney dc Benedict. E. H.1lforehou-e.
W.H .,Hauford H h Di ll .
F. Scribner. .“I: sooiiiiiii. y
S. C. Horton, S H Raymund .‘b Son,
AND OTHERS.
RobertsJuckeriGoodwin
MILL AGENTS FOR‘CONN.
700 MAIN ST., HARTFORD. CT.
. e38m
" i. 0. JENNINGS. 7'
Paper Hanger.0aioiminer, PeinIeI
And dealer is.
Wall Paper and Borders.
1 North Main street, South Norwelk.
sample books of full line latest styles of
Papers, i'ourder e and tillt' _Zlimil«lings taken to
houses for lnspc. lien. on notice by rental.
Esiiumlrs ( liwrmlly given. mall)
=1.___n-______ -
PASTURNE.
First close pauturage 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.
RAYMOND BIIIIS.
INIRIIIIIISINS
l A. SHEPARD AIIII Illl. SSIIIT.
W
The «rent New York Specialist. The
Doctor l’rcvailed Upon to liave
ills urcat ilomedy Placed in the
llcndu of the lirugglsts.
'l‘bie in the most wonderful production of
mmllml solemn In the nineteenth century.
This is not itllitll'lil. medicine, but a prescrip-
tlon mmwumicd on scientific principles and
used by Dr. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrought by it are sliiiply‘vwmderml and have
attracted thousands tot c doctor' a parlors {or
treetme nl.
'l‘o such on orient. is the demand upon the
time and attention of the dcctm for his medi
cine lrom pro in who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of Ilutytc
devise mrncplen by Which the general ill ilic
could besupplieil with this genuine. ve liable
remody. and for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
butmnI-aliuiiohiouth Norwulk to erranfie
with 112.6. Tomlin-on. rlouth Norwnlkmnd
ll.llnle.Norwalir. to permit them to liscpin
stock and sell this wonderful blood retried.
Thisispursly veeelnble. and excellent tone
and builder. a blood pnriiler unckcelled,e
nerveinnio nothing can at uni. Dr. hecotii has
devoted his lire to thetiorough knowledge
and umlorstandin of blood i licensee. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disease. linr
wmplelnt. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism, dyspepsia, loss of appetite. constipa»
tlon. sorofule, syphilis. cancerous burners.
Moe‘ce trheutn. pimples on ace.
rensrel ability. hboils. dizziness. female week-
ness.nielerielpo poiezp.
The above neni drngiriete have received
their first consignment and would invite all
persons tonsil and become acquainted with
themerits of e perfect remedy. Dr. Scott‘s
medicine. when p in tire stores. is sold
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fiwfei’lto terr. £tt’m e Bereaperllle.
Ne Pills lists to be Used with Dr.
Scott’s.
Wren am sir-—
E. t. Tomllesen, teeth llsmll;
. “1""
ii. I Vilels some
um
REDUCTIONS.
Inventory has been taken and we have marked my
things for summer wear at less than HALF P8103.
Children's Jerseys and Suits, Boys’ Furnishings and
Hats.
\
In Men’ s Suits we are over-stocked with large sizes
and have made decided reductions to clcsc them out.
Children’s Suits at half price, and when you read it in
our advertisement it’s so.
Stores will close at six o ’clock, Mondays and Saturday!
excepted, until further notice.
,. a” i;
w. A. noon .2 to.
I9 nan sr. Norwalk. Sentinel Building. so. rumor.
'FOR THE LATEST STYLES"
—0F—
some FilliTWEAIl
—GO TO—
TH E0. OLSEN.
The time 0in [hip Stone FauoeI Filler.”
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Highly Nickel 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 all discus 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
soon NilliWAiK HARDWARE oo.;j
FIIANSIS & 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
SPRING: IlllIIIIIIIIi
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
A ‘
3:; It‘ll“ f.
FRANCIsszcd
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk. Conn ?
FIRE! FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of”
lllllllilllll, ELASSWARE illil”
llllllSE FURNISHINI‘. lflfllli.
Owing to the fire in our store we will at once commence a
Greatfli‘lre Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains.
JIIIIESS IIIITSIIIII
32 Wall Street, Norwelk.x
Norwalk Chronicler