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‘_aur“‘Quickmeal” Gasoline Stove and you will have no
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‘Ionli think and ion Streets. South ilorwail. '
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A City “’here There Is Neither Mirth Nor
Cheerful Life.
The altitude of Jvrziszilmu is always to
surprise to the visitor who goes there for
the first time.
He knows, of course. that it is n. moun-
tain city. and that it Wild built upon
Mount Zion and Mount Moth-lb. but he
does not ri-ulizo until he makes thcgrndtial
user-tit that it is about 2,Iltlll {wt allow the
level of the Mediterranean and nearly
4.000foet above the surface of the Dead
sen.
As high on one side as the Catskill
Mountain ilousv, as high on the other on
the crab-r of Mount Vesuvius.
sll‘f'llslklt’lll inuvityof surprises. It. is,
apart from its sum-d rismc‘iutiori. an in-
tensely into-resting spot evou lotmvvlcrs
who are already atllill‘tilt'il with the liitlior-
to unfamiliar and surprising charms
of Cairo, .-\'tlii~ii.s and Constantinople. its
size (‘an Drab be expressed by ”10' stutoiiwnt
that the journn-v around about the outside
of its walla "my b.- mmlo by an «militarily
mpid walker in tluipiuico of oil hour.
[is boost-s urn- outfill. irregular in shape,
tipuilld and inn-on.
Its strm'ts, if strovte tlii-y bo- crilli'rl, are
not named or illlllllh'f'l‘il. They are never
:lonrivd. und in Utah)" instances ritvcp.
trookril. iuirrow. roughly paved. tin-y nro
vnultod over by the buildings on each side
of them.
Never a pair of wheels traverse them.
and rarely is it llul'fitl ordonki-ysccn within
”in walls.
Tho bolt. the ninlzni-d and the blind.
tlio lvprous and ill“ \vrvtviii-illy pmr. form
lllt' grout bulk of tho population of .lt'l'll-
mli'iii. rind with tho sliitzwam-ptloii of the
ilrbrows they are pt-rsisuint and cluiiiorous
You Don’t Hail. to Swear on
says the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about NO-‘l‘o-ilac, the
famous tobacco habit cure. “We know
of many cases cured by No-TO-Bac. one,
a prominent St. Louis architect. smoked
and chewed for twenty years: two boxes
cured him so that even the smell of to
bacco makes him sick.” No-Tollac sold
and guaranteed by R. ll. Plniated. No
cure no pay. Book free. Sterling lieute-
dy 00.. New York or Chicago.
There is great danger in neglecting
colic. cholera and simlur complaints.
An absoluwa prompt and safe cure is
found in DoWitt‘s Colic and Cholera
Cure. E. P. Weed and G. C
Stillson. wwwww m
Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twelve-montbs—old child, suffering from
infantile diarrhoea. to me. It had been
weaned at four months old and had
always been sickly. lgave it the usual
treatment in such cases but without ben-
efit. The child kept growing thinner
until it weighed but little more, than
when born. or perhaps ten pounds. 1
then started the father to giving Chain-
berlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the twen-
ty-iive cent size had been used a marked
improvement was seen and its continued
use cured the child. its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its lath
er and myself believed the child’s life was
saved by this remedy. J. T. Marlow. M
1)., Tamaroa. iii. For sale by (i. C. Still-
sou. dmggijt. ’
Persons who are subject to disrrhon
will find a speedy cure in DeWitt's Cello
and Cholera Cure. Use no other. It is
the best that can he made or that money
can procure. it leaves the system in nat-
ural condition after its use. We sell it.
E. P. Weed and (l. O. Stillson.
rrr or Tonano.
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has: .1. Own makoo oath that he is the
unlornartnsrofths firms”. .1. Canton I:
We. “in w ill m c“, of Tom
County and Stats mm. and that said that
will paythe sum at on! mourn DOL-
LARS for sash and every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the ass of tiatt'sca-
ram Ones.
raana .i. cum.»
lwora to before are and subscribed in in!
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ml rami- Drowned on on. Lake—A
Caressa, July 8.—-oiio of the most in
. rlo'us wind and rainrtorms known in this
vicinity for years passed over the city last
evening, coming from the northwest. The
day had been intensely hot, and. there were
many people out in' the lake in sailboats.
and as the storm oaruo very suddenly it is
icrtredthat several lives were lost. The
diliereut life saving crows Were busy all
the evening tracing rumors of capslzlng
boats. people clinging to planks, etc, and
have brought in the occupants of three
capsized limits. all in a very exhausted
condition. No trace of any others lull! been
found, and it is hoped that no more are
out.
The police at the Cottage Grove avenue
station. on the south side claim. that they
distinctly saw a stillborn with three occu-
pants disappear during the height of 0
sale and that nothing was soul) of it turn is
during daylight. The lilo savers from the
south side cruised about that locality for
some time. but found no tract-sol nwrcck.
It is probable that moro missing will he
reported from the various suburbs at a
later hour.
lip to within :30 minutes of the descent
of the storm upon the city the shy but!
been clear and the sun shining brightly.
Suddenly heavy black clouds begun to-
guthcr in the southwest. and a tow min-
utes later a terrific gulo of wind. accom-
panied by a perm-t flood of rain and furl-
oun thunder and lightning. was sweeping
over the city. Shade trees were broken on
close to the ground. awnings. signs. ctc.,
torn away and much minor damage done
in the city proper. The wind rriodcrntcil
after nlmut brill an hour. but contliidcd. ‘
for frilly two hours. during which time 1
the streets tvorv running with water.
lion-es Destroyed by Lightning.
Many brisvmviits ivnru flooded all over
tht‘city, and in mum instant-cs lire engines
bud to be unlit-d for to pump out stores.
Flo'vrrsl houses in the outlying districts of
the. city wore struck by lightning and ac
riously ilnuuiizi-d. Two siruill residences
were l'UIllplt'lt'ly destroyed, but no one in-
jured. The pecuniary loss in both crises
WM sniull.
At. the height of the storm or signal tow-
er beside the Ptllllllilllllv trucks or Add
street was blown ovvr. and illt' roivvriiuiri,
August deloiv, Silhlllllli ii fritnl injuries.
nevi-ml other pi-oplmiro rrportwil [ulilifully
cut and bruised by flying debris.
The police and life solvers think lliot all
the missing: bouts. botli mix-bouts and sail-
bonts'. uni iit't'illlllit‘il for. although it 15
[Klsliililll‘ that a few may yet be out. The
people iii the boots \vliii-b “'l'l‘t' blown out =
into tho lli'n't' by tlu- llllf'l'll‘illlt' ri'pnl‘t liriv-
iiiiz bud :in riwful rxiu l‘it‘lli’t'.
lam-r reports coming in through the po-
lice and insurance patrols show tluif the
losses in llli’ down town district llllillt'Wlll
aggregate at large sum. Tlll‘ grout drpnrt-
riii'ut storr' of liotlm-lillilt‘c ('o.. «arrupyirig
nearly thmnipinrtvrs of :i Millnl‘t' and
(routing on Stun» sin-wt. sullen-d most.
llt'ut‘ly llll 'llt' [tlllli' “lose windows on tho
Stiilv street ~iiio~ brim: blown in lilltl grub-3
lll tin-windows lillll forwmvdiminu- buck
llflill)‘ ilziiiiiiirvil by tln- llmii of rain. 58v.
mil [li‘l‘~i>l\.~ “ho lmpprnvd to be passing
”or store at tin» lllllt‘ iwrivi-d painful iii-
illi‘lt" from llil.‘ of g.’l:.~~. piovu of lingetziil
from ”W roof. I‘li‘ i’lillv' girl“; windows
“‘l‘f‘t‘ iilui blown in in N‘\i‘l'ill Hillt'l' lurgc
.liliVli tiinl .‘lilri‘r.
Excursion Steamers Sale.
The rip-union etmmrruill I‘Zillli' in safe-
l)’. .\t llli‘ lulu: writmz. 'llliougli [llt‘
old t‘illl'nlllfi of ”iv riwr lll’lllil‘ tint! more
will 'w- :iililml to tho lid. llll' lll'l|\\'!l<‘ll .‘ll't‘i
.lnlzll ”the. i‘;i]l~l.’«'.l ili‘lll‘ Illlli'l‘ break-
Wllli l'.
Tlll'l't' unknown 1,. r-oii<. siippmod to
bow lvm'li din-urn ll by i‘.l[>~l.’lll)_’ of sum”
unknown yovbt oil 'i'ivi-iity N'i‘tlllll street.
l’l‘llilil'ld“ ll'lllll horny points in the
control and iiortlo l‘li portioih of lllinoie
:tllil soutiwrri Wm omit: toll of" (iii-ions
mix-iris. though in no plun‘ dill tlu- darn.
:igv ri‘m‘ll 5U lilxlr .14 ill (‘liii-zigo. Till!
ivi-uilii-r all through llli' filllli‘ \v:i~ upprr-r—
sivvly but till il:i_\'. lilill tho-storm i'lllllt' with
ri-riuirknbb- filitillt'lllli‘rH toward owning.
About the lulu- aliul‘i‘. north of how. thorn
Wits llllll'il minor dumuizv done, and it is
ll‘i‘il‘l‘tl flint win-n tho mums urn nil in it
will be found that lllt'i‘i‘Wlisl inili'li im'utur
loss of llft' tluiii lmird of last. night.
At Savannah, ills. tho storm almost
reached tho proportiom of ni‘yt'ltlflt'. A
nitmlwr of U‘t‘t‘rl niid Hilliill buildings worn
blown down.
At l’i'orln the inl'l'i'lll’)‘ stood lit 95 near-
ly all day. until i ir'i‘luck, win-ii the storm
suddenly mvopt down upon (but city.
Several buildings WI‘I'I‘ llllf'lltl‘l'll.. one
thri-iv story fraiiuo block completely do-
otroyi-il. rind lllllt‘ll iluimigo thrill! to trot-s.
awnings and windows. Many homing por-
“PM Wow on the llilit‘. but em for (is known
today all succeeded in reaching places of
safety.
Fatal Cyclone in (Margin. .
Runway, (in. July N.-—A terrific cy-
clone swept lil'l‘m‘lH this and Mormon roun-
lica. liut llit'liili'l' accounts have bot-n rc-
ccivi-d. it Is known. liowvvor. that two
lives were, lost and u number of persons
severely injured. silver-iii of them family.
At Wlilnril‘s Station. on the Middle
Giorgio and Atlantic railroad, every house
Wile torn to pieces.
"i‘lll'y Admit». Willil‘. and Bob Hardy.
wlorr-d. Wore klllt‘il outright.
Buildings. fences and crops on tho Mar-
tin plantation worn carried mrny. The
parties who started out to follow the path
of the cyclone riitcr it left Willard's have
not returned. Droi- in Morgan county An—
drew Percy's farm buildings and house
ovcrc blovm down. Perry and his family
were buried in the falling timbers. Perry
is injured internally and will probably life.
His wife is lnacritlcoi condition. The
home of Jim Collier was demolisth and
hm of his children were injured by the
wreck.
Robertson's plantation was swept clan
of everything standing. The Robertson
family tied to the cellar and escaped with-
out serious injuries. if. It. mum's farm
buildings were destroyed. and some of his
tenants were injured by the flying tin»
hers. Thevillcgeof Buokheadwasmlssed.
The cyclorno Jumped oun- it. Twenty peri-
mum ‘5} Mi meimi’;
, at rite t
be less than ten. .
luvs-rs Wins-sols.
‘mmawum‘a-«caomu
‘ ., auction was
portion of the roof
was blown off. and grant trees were broken
like pipestetna. The wind was'accompn—
riled by a deluge of rain and great hail.
”ones that broke windows and leveled
fields of grain. The roads and fields are
strewn with debris of trees. fences and
buildings.
The heavy rains of the last two days
have caused great drainage at Washburn.
The fish hatchery way at Ashlnnd June»
that is almost destroyed.
The most severe hailstorm in yearooo-
curred last evening at Oshkosh. Sky-
lights were broken, and much damage
must hare been done to crops. The titer.
momctcr dropped 35 degrees in ten min-
utes.
THE BIG BICYQLE MEET.
Thousands of Wheelinsn Are Gathering at
Asburyk’ark Today.
Armour PARK. N. J., July s.-Thc no»
tlonnl bicycle meet is in full blast today.
The reception committee are busy receiv-
ingthc visiting whee-linen. who are arriv-
ing in big delegations by train and by
who-cl. It is catiiiinted that there are 5,000
wbeclmcn in town, anti innnymorc are
due. The Denver \vlici-lnicn number 76,
and it is believed that Pillsbury; will send
1,500 strong.
TWo Clues A rni'lnrz int-ii representing
Denver arrived. ’l‘hoy hrm- entered in
their class events. and they feel C(i'lilili'ilt
that if tho-y have good priccrs they will
better some of the records. Instructions
fill'illflhl‘il by Denver ivlieolmcri to their
delegation any: "The first thing to do on
nrriviugut Asbury Purl; is to ilip in the
occult. The pull of ivuti-r Wllli'll you will
ilnd ill the bathhouse is for tlu- purpose of
washing ol‘l tlivsult. DL' not use it for tiny
other purpose. "
Eighteen Boston [)f't‘r‘iJ-l cyclcrs arrived
by who-oil. 'l'wouty bulb-s in blmiiior» or.
rived from Pliilmlulphizt without i-s‘vort.
ill] usirido tlii'irwlm-ls. 'l‘lio iotul numbers
of survivors of the m-iitury run from Now-
nrk on Euriilnywris 3'32.
lellllll'i‘illllll. fluid. lli-rribcrizcr. Simm.
Toni .lllllll-illll. t‘nlnlizin and. other crooks
‘tlllVUti'll Prillsllli'rillilc time Sundayat’ti-r-
noon to sprinting. All the public bulld-
inirs and many private Mira-l arc rzziyly
(lurked with hunting and lllt‘ l'Hlul‘rl of the
A. P. \V. in honor of llli.‘ bit: touriiuiiiciit.
cum
A BABY AT GRAY GABLES.
Ruth and Esther Cleveland [lave a Little
Sister.
llt'zmizris BAY. lit-ox. July 5,—lero
is it new baby at ”my Goblins. Just iii-fore
5 o‘clock Sunday night lil'i‘i" rmii'liml the
g village that it girl baby had llt‘t'll born at
that plru-i- This ruport- me: soon vurl.
. ilml by “1’. Bryant. who illllltlilllt't'il. that
the happy t'\'t'lli vit‘tfllrl'i'tl at Mill p. 111.,
and tluit i~otli lliiiillt‘l" nrid littln ulit‘ Wt'm
doing us will us could be expected.
This is the third child to be born into
:tlic pri'u'irlvrit’s {until}: .‘lllll all of llli'lli
l are izirls. limb is i yours old and Esther
‘ :1. ilulyn passing glunvvmuldlwatninml
from the ilh‘hltli‘lii. but that \i'iis‘ sufficient
to llilli‘ {tili'xlll‘i'winlliri s:iti.~i':wti-viioii the
fun; of llll’ l‘llil'f rxwzitiw. fillilllllLSll it
was an opvri Si'l‘l‘l'l that :i buy baby “would
not how bwu Illl\\'i‘ii'i|illl’.
Mrs. i'lm‘vluud's lllilllit'l‘, .‘ll‘~‘. Pvrriuc.
is i-xpucti-il to urrivv from liullulo this
‘ Work.
TOLD TO DROWN HIMSELF.
50 Frank .‘leistrr Jumped on the “"lmrf
and Dirt So.
lit'i-‘lt’im. .ltzly \—.\bout midnight Sut-
ilrduy night Frml Mobil-r. u puiun-r iu
sit-oily riziployinvnt. told quk Trump. :1
Jedi i'mn firm! rilllh ll lune-1'. flint br- this
going down tlu- rotor on .-i ll~llill£ trip.
".\ll right." milil Tl‘nlllil. johliig. "(in
lilo-ml und inst drowned. "
About '1 o'i'lm-k Sunday Morning some
mun fishing on the Furry mun-t \vlizii'i ~;i\\'
:i iuuti wriblili- miiirtliitig on .-i [lli'r‘i‘ of
pop. r. \\’lllt‘l‘. 2... put in lii~ luir. :lllll llli‘ll
Jllllllli'il into ibr erlr and sank out of
sight. 'l'li-~1ii:iiii\::~ ,‘driut. 3'. (in tho puv
, vcr'ln- l::ltl wrirti ll? "1 our l-‘rt-d .‘li‘l, or.
? Frank 'l'miiip tubl im- to drown niywlt‘. Ml
. [illn'yi'll H
Freight Triiln struck is Trolley Car.
NIH». it. July \.—— .\ii .lwti'imi mi'
lomloil with pimplw mourning from Itiwr.
fillli‘ purk \t'ih strurk by :i iri-lnlit li'iilll on
tho Erin ruilu'o) lii'i'i' .‘lllll \\l'l'i'lit'il. The
air \Vih‘ iii-:ii‘ly morn“ tin» irurk \\'liI‘ll tlii-
lm-uriiotiwsiriir'l‘. it. liiii'llii;_r it upon it.-
sidn. Frnnk Wilson. .'| llll'l'l'llillli. was
killed instantly, and .\lr~. ii, W. lloldvr of
Wurrmi \vus' dun-gt rouvly und pu-rliupsa fu-
tiilly injured. Si-vrml otlior pvrsons \vi-ro
rit'l'lilllfily injurml, though not totally hurt.
Town Almost “’iped tint.
(‘oua‘watn UNL. July au—A number of
children playing in ii slivd in lllt' subur-
bun villnin- of lmrncvillc set fire to the
building. and tho illklilt'ol Flirt‘iitl with great
rapidity to “in adjoining houses. Only a
portion of tho village was sun-d. ’l‘m-uty
buildings Wot‘i' buriml. rviiili-rinirfm {limb
lies bouivlws uiiil cntolllriu it loser of
tattoo".
Stabbing Affrisy on a lliver lint.
AHMM’. July b.——.\ tlwpcriiti' stnblilniz
flfli'tiy oi'i'tiili'rd on tho Nil'llflli‘l' lit-till lili'li—
mond about all llllll'lli up illi‘ river from
New York. Arthur Krrr. riri Kurdish soil-
or. aired 2|? )‘l‘ill'n. stabbed in lllt‘ li‘l'l brunet
William l’uliluiuu. on Albnnluti i'iiiployetl
nandm-klmudon the boot. The ciiptolu
placed Kerr in irons.
Veteran Editor Dying.
Sax Fllr’tmilw‘n. .luly H.—-l"ruuk X. Pix-
lcy. tho volt-run editor. touiiili-r of The Ar-
goiiuiit rind illll‘ of the best known own in
Culliornlu. is ”would to be dying at his
borne in this city. Mrs. i’lxli-y is also drin-
gorously ill. Both are enduring from nerv-
ous primtrutinn.
More Appointments by Salisbury.
Loxmix. July *4.“le Climb-o l’r-ursoti
has bot-ti Appointed lord liii\‘l)i’tlll' for ricot-
land and Mr. A. (4. Murray solicitor iron-
crnl for Scotland ill the new ministry.
Both of tin-so gentlemen lioldtlie some W
sitiona in the lust i‘lllllilillll'y iiiliiiotry.
Killed by n lunatroirs.
READISU, Pit. July tin-hirijol' George
E. Ulyiiier. the lust of the live Clymer
brothers. noted in business and politics,
died from the effects of a siuistrokc. He
was major oi'tho Histli Pt'llllrlyli‘mlln cav-
airy during the civil war.
Iliad Ginsu Workers' convention.
Taupe. July ii.-~'i’he national march-
tion of thoAmoricun Flint Gloss Workers‘
union optimal lien inlay. . There are pure
out some 300 delegates representlrigucvery
ka' Within!!!“ in the tilted
of theuettowoe hotel
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Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. 11.
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HilllSE CLIPPINB
-By.
WATER PUWER.
Ifycn want your horse clipped quick and
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WTOMcQuhae,
68 North Main St..
m“ South Norwalk.
OUR
BEST BUTTER.
Here we make no reference to the goat
that feeds on paper in the back yard,
but our intention is to speak of the ex-
cellence of the substance made from
cow's milk. which we expose {or sale.
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tub
now calls for notice. Always fine, it
makes new friends and customers as the
season for its appearance comes round at
this time of the year. It’s a satisfaction
in quality. price and it is in such neat
packages, 23c. lb., $2.30 tub.
Butter has gone up in New York. But
the price. and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it has for a
month past, 22c. lb. Try it.
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WAOONS.
How and second hand
Boggios. Phaetoos. Contour
canopies, Solodlos. oft.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND 8“ ran.
Henry Tilly.
AT ROWAYTON.
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mountsii.
lino flouting Still, it foot.
on. Pontoon-Foot Oliit.
ilos Tums-Foot Follower.
ilos lino-Foot tooiv Follossr.‘
this Eight-Foot Follower.
on. tit-Foot Follow.
Good serviceable basis. at low priest.
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