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CENT. SECURITIES
AND
inn in ~»Western Oonuseflcut.
From this immense variety
your purseandtaste will surely
beeuited. ,
. Marine. Mhmsins and
Wag. We guarantee satis-
faction in all' our work.
PAINTERS’ ;
SUPPLIES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETB.
E. E. Gorha m,
corner Flrst Ave. and New 8t-
EAST NORWALK.:
JACOB m. LAYrou
Firs, lite and loelientlnsoraoe
IIEll ESTATE lIIII IIllIISE lliEIIl
Octane: Steamship “gonna-gamer;
an? Loans s as
Backs Bel Olleei mead Place.
next to Post ones, South Nowell.“
53‘" Public. Acknowledgment»
en.
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OfifiFUBNITUBE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY OF
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m masons-urns
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firm I . s r r cr-
mmgfigg'ia less with» th‘oae
train w ngton.
m drawing or photo” with descrip-
viss. if patentable or not, tree of
, Orifice not due till tent ls secured. .
‘ new, “ How to Gain Patents," with
salsa atbeU.8.aadiorcigacouatrses
South Norwaik. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
tritium rmrurmmuusrs
' General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily.
Rf“? ‘ The excursions for this week are July 2nd, Reformed
‘ gchurch, New York; 3d, Union 8. S., Passaic, and North N. Y. M.
iii. church; 5th, Bethel and Danbury S. 8.; 6th, Pierrepont Mor.
gun's St. George church.
The public will be glad to know that the Danbury Military
Band, consisting of 40 pieces, under the leadership of Mr. Hodge,
have boon engaged for Roton Point for the 4th of July. There
T will he'dancing in the pavilion all day.
Mos Point Improvement Company. owners and Proprietors.
' J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
"mummcmo wrosrsuv, mm I2.
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
I”lll*my' . ' .
androgen-.10.”... .. 4 . .. / ’ ,
.§ our srrrlorzrnwrrr soum uorwruoun ms nu.
nor—~smarr, 40c; excussmthc. ..
orwalk :ll . Thursda . Junelfl. .
We strata: nit/Tbilisi. (natal-r1333, em p. in.) leaves East 31st streoi._at
p. to.) .
‘ ‘ " York. Monday Wednesday and Friday at.
i. V i 1 arts Nflfla}flhrfia% and Saturday at 5:00 p. m. Freight received
,- Whom“...
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TO
PLEASURE BEACH,
1 Sunday, JULY I4,
' ‘ Leave Booth Nonalk, 2:00 p. m.; leave Cold Spring 5:00 p.
nannies! tickets. 25o.
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hamper-id hulls. Impound
Order mo ur—omrm in Dunn...
Saw Your. July 8.—-it was a pitched
battle yesterday between the police and
the saloon keepers. On one hand there
was, generally speaking, a sincere etfort
to enfomc the excise law; on the other a
dogged determination to violate it. In
some instances it was plain that the police
w‘ore making the old compromise between
friendship and duty; but, taken all in all.
the struggle was a genuine one, and
brought Into play the relative powers of
the opposing forces. Unqucstionabiy the
saloon keepers scored a victory. Hundreds
of them did business in spite of the police.
Arrests In plenty wore mode, and police
guards wore placed at the doors of rebel-
lious groggeri 0r.
Front and side doors were closed, shades
were raised. revealing the interiors, and
all the outw .11 evidences of law and order
were umintmnod.
Still tho liquor trniilc wr-nt on, and the
police apparently Were powcrlcss to stop
It. Tint was the situation yesterday. In
tho sense of a general enforcement of the
excisc low it was not a dry Sundny.
Yet there were thousands and thousands
of thirsty mortals who could not see it
flat way. To such lucklcss Olills who did
not know "the man on the door," or were
not up totho innuincrnblo tricks that Wcrc
bring played on tho policc. rhc day must
have swmcd truly dry. Iiut drink was
likc money. There was plenty of it, and
in (rider to get it you ind only to know
how.
The stronger might have traveled the
whole town ovcr nnd rctircd from the
search with a mutt-cit touguc. lint the
Monte Cristo with n“rnrrn on the door"
Acquaiutunoo found that a world of intox-
icants was his.
Tricia to Get Drinks.
it was tho saloons on thc sidcstrccts
that did most of thc busincss, and the
heathen Chincc wasn‘t- in it with them
for the dark tricks and [urculinr ways they
employcd to outwit thcbluccouts. A good
cxumplcwns furnishcd by thc saloon of
ox—Asscmblymnu liliclmcl Callahan, in
Chnthnm square. Thcrc is n cigar store
ncxt door. and a rear door of this loads to
Callnhun’s back yard.
chcr bcforo. in the history of that to-
harm shop did so munycustomcrs puss
over its thrcshold—nnd custorucrs with
market baskets, satchcls, pnpcr hugs and
evcry Irnnginoblc rcccptucio in which a
“growlcr” of bccr could be curricd; for
it was hccr for which thcy wcnt. (if
mutrsc thcy didn't got it In thc cigar storc.
'l‘hc fountain of :nnbcr fluid was flowing
in Cnilahnn’slurck ynrd. ’i‘hcru-onrmning
had bccn strctchcd, und nil thc cult-gory
of drinks \vnsos frcc usuir to anybody
who had thc prlcc.
Tho saloons that closcd thcir front
rooms but sold drinks in u back apart-
mcnt Wcrc nunu-rous. This was thc most
gout-ml form of dwcptlon. To do this the
saloon kccpcr in runny instanccs had to
take a next door neighbor into his confi-
rlcncc or his pay, and through thc adjoin-
ing house thostrconlof “growlcrs” nnd
thirsty once would moko thcir way to the
roar room of thc salmu, climbing our tho
back fcncc oh u Inddcr. 'l‘hc rcturn trip.
:iiici‘ n prolongcd courtship of thc liquors.
was frmlucutly nttcudcd by llnrd full:~ and
brokcu hcnds.
Thc guards plnccd :rt saloon cntrnnccs
found thnt thcir intcndcd tut-tics bud
bccn forcstnllcd. liithcrto rho policcmrm
has wntchcd his chuurc und durtrd nitcr
ts custorucr into n suitmli in built-«Ii dctu't-
ing ihc hurtcndcr in thc uct of M'lling.
Side Doors Double Guarded.
This woulde sutlicicnt in constitutc il
erm- of cXposurc urnlcr tln- low. Sonic-
limos thc door would Iw slununcd in tho
policcnrun‘s fur-c, but by putting his (mt
limiiilsi if lu- ('utllrl t'nich u giirupso of tho
intrrior thut sortcd him (or thc purposo
of cvldcnm'. A grout runny of tho \‘illl‘nil
kccpcrs put it stop to this _\'r'~lt‘f'il.'l)‘ by
plncing u guard of two or thrcc rucn ut
thclr doors.
'i‘hc customcr Would puss in and stand
rcmly to vrtnkc u lightninglikc cntrnncc at
tho inncr door. A! Ihc sonic tiuu- tho
saloon kccpcr's I’orcvs would block thc
dmrwuy. At u gin-n signal thc luucr
dour \vould lly opcu und thu- custorncr
drift in. 'l'liv Tillil‘l‘iilll could not got punt
thc lino of buiicrs in tiruc to put his No.
12 nuninst tho ciming lilinl'. it wns ro-
murknhly quick \vork. und us thc dny
won-ouund pructicc lil‘ulllzlll pcricction
thcrc wusn't thc slightcst show for the in-
truding rmllccrunu. ll Iu-cnmc a garlic of
frcczc out. In which thc saloon ki'rpci‘ was
it surc winner.
(inc rmnsth-r in tho Fourth word cur,
ricd on busincss in u Inn at tho top of tho
housc. llc did u rushing trudc, illiil bo—
Turc Illc titty t'ndctl this lolly itut'i‘onin‘wnfl
tilllilwil thc “rm! our-don." No-ur'ly cvcry
snloon In tho nctghlmrhmxl sold morc or
loss during tho tiny. occasionally closing
up sonsto gct tho [lulh'c to ruovonii in
sonic othcr rIlrcctlon. Scurcciy Would the
policeman ho nrouml tho coruor whcn the
shin door, or whotcvcr thowny of culrnrtco
was, Would opcn again, and drinks Would
iluw (is itt'forr‘.
'l‘hcrcwns ouc plncc in thc Fourth word
that wns rcnlly cioscd. It is tho saloon
on tho writer of link Ililil .lutucs stn‘cts.
it was sold out Friday undoi- foroclmuro.
(in tho ovouucs there was is pretty gcn-
crnl obscrvnntw of thc low. it sccruodas
If the proprietors of those plncos had noted
upon a unanimous undcrstunding and
had closed up all olongthc lino. There
was a brook hcrc and thcrc. however, as
was nttmtcd by tho occnsiltnul entrance
or exit of n Wayfarer front It huliwny, or
the still morcconoluslvc ovldcncc of a sus-
picious looking mnrkct ltnskct or port.
montoou. Mon and Woiru'n with traveling
bags In hand worn unusually numerous
on the streets.
The bars of tho uptown hotcls were all
clout-d. (iucsts Wcrc scrt'cd with drinks
only when they order-rd n rncul. Home of
those rcposts wcrc too light. to satisfy the
appetite of rs hungry sparrow, but the ho-
tci lrccpcrs said that nobody had the right
to dictate how much u man should out.
With this dictum us thclr guldc the sole
of cocktails, ginrickics and “cobweb chos—
era" Went on without any serious inter-
ruption. ()no ingenious device for (Mid-
ing tholnw was practiced pcrimps more
than any other. It was the service of
brandy or some other spirituous liquor
with black coffee.
An English Dram-list Dead.
Lornoil, July 8.-—Paui Meritt,tbe drm
stiat, is dead.
, ‘ m , ”To issue-cred. :l'ia
sounds mm ‘ thevrlver is all s
with craft of all kinds. Among the
launches is the Astors' Mignonette, flying
an’enormous yellow flag at the stern, on
which lathe Astors’ crest and four flowers
do lose in the corner. Several launches
are flying the American (log.
All the crews rested Sunday. The Cor-
nell men received numerous calls from old
Cornell yncn and other Americans and
members of the other Henley crews.
Grinch Courtney has been indisposcd.
Manager Francis has made many injudi-
eious criticisms on the draw, intimating
that It was arranged in favor of the Eng-
lish. Be especially complains of New Col-
lege, Oxford, having rs bye for the first
round and then only having to meet the
Thrones or Eaton crows before the finals.
while Cornell must row with Leander and
thou with London or Trinity before the
finals. He said the Canadians had been
treated in the some way, but they cannot
see It. Mr. Francis said all this in the
proscncc of the crow.
There is, of course, not the slightest
ground for suspicion. The character of
the men in charge of the regatta, In addi-
tion to the fact that the draw was held in
the town hall, with rcprcsontntivos of all
the crows present, shows that any unfair-
noss was immssiblc.
The Sunday Times, reviewing the work
of thcdiiiorcnt cwws, says that it is bound
to admit that the time lcsns have shown
the Cornell crew to be its fast as any on
the river. But they are badly drawn, and
rlcspitc the fact that thcy urc undoubted-
ly is spccdy lot Lcnndcr should bcut thorn
in their hour.
The Rcfcrcc prcdicts that Now College
will bc thc winner. “Tho L‘crncll mcn,"
says Tim iiefcrcc. ”on! n puzzle. Their
. locket swiugisnll against thcni overs
sf-vcrccoursc Iikc tho llcnlcy. Though
tin-y goo grout puco, u'c opiuc tho rcsuit
will show that tho Ynukccs have been
:n‘r‘rrntc i. "
ENDEAVOR CONVENTION.
Boston In Preparing to Entertain the Sixty-
llve Thousand Delegates.
Br'rs’rox. July S.-—'l‘hccornmlttcc having
in chnrgc thc cxtcusivc art'ungcmcnts for
tbs-grout Christian Endcnvor convention
of lotto, which opcns hcrc ncxt Wednesday,
huvc now practicallycornplctcd their work
nnd nrc rondy to rccclvc th ~ dclcgnics us
thcy nrrivc. ’l‘hcsonrrrtngcmcnt huvc boon
most thorough. nnd nuithcr tiiuc nor pains
hnt'c hccu spnrcd in pdrfccting Ihcin. and
tho commitm- unn unu-o thnt 6.3.0th pcr-
sous cnn hc providcd for without confu-
filull UI' tilM‘umhtl‘Y.
.\ icw scorn-ring visitors hnvr hogun to
nrrivc, mud n ,"c urn cxpccrcd tonight. The
strccrs nrc bcnimting to ussuruc on cic-
g..ut ilfrilsi‘ll'lliii'“. with .rppt‘ruu‘lotcly dccv
orutcd stun-s displaying illllllrli'S of wol-
Cultic and Christian linrlcnl'ur cillltlcmrl.
tit-Inc of thc rh-curutions nrc on on clnho»
rutc scnlc. and rspcr-lnlly upon tho church
buildings which nrc to hc hcndquurtcrs
during thc convcution.
Twu largo touts “Jill by l“) foot. with n
scaling cupncity of two s'til‘ii. huvc Iwcn
pitchcd on Burton (‘ornrnon and will hc
rcndy for m-cupnucy by tonight. 'l‘hcsc
icnts, togcthcr with tho Illcchnuics‘ build
intr. will bc thc principal ruccting plum-s
duritnz thc wcck, although Scrviccs will
hc hold daily in trurnychurcIn-s in thc city.
During thc noon hour 1'1-‘n-omponlcs oi
i‘hristiuu Endcuvorcrs will duiiy visit the
lnrgc uutnufucturing iirnrs. dry growls
houscs nud busint-ss plums and hold scrv-
iccs tlnrc with thc t‘lllltlu_Vr't‘.~.
She Shot an Aged \‘l'oman.
Wu.r<r-:.~u.\ruu~:. l’n.. July s.-——.\ sod trag-
edylook piur'c ut Hiltstou. Miss Knio Coir
null, ugcd L’I. found u rvvulvcr in hc‘.‘
hrothcr's pockct. it mntulncd two core
tridgcs. r'ho rzrlscd thc window nnd Iwgnn
firing at sornc spur-rows. “no of thc bul-
lcts struck Mrs. P. Kr‘lly. on ugcd “will.
on. who was in tho yurd at tho tiruc.
Ill-nth rcs‘ultcd almost imnn-dintciy. Miss
('onut-II mn‘r' hcrsx-II‘ up uud \vos connnit-
it‘ll to juil. it Is found (but rili‘ will losc
Tlt‘l' lilllill tn‘t‘i‘ ilit- ur'clli‘l'ciin'.
-
(‘lu-rchcz is chmo.
Plumes. X. .i.. .Inly ~.~’l‘ltr~wloro Woz-
itillil'let‘l‘. : god TU ymrs. wus found door]
in his houn- ncrrr )lt-r'r-hnntvillc with u
portion of his hcud lduwn nil. An old
mushct wns lying nt his foot. ’l'ln- policc
unthoritics urc incliucd to holicvc tho old
mun was murdcrcd. \l'mzouhciscr until
twowccks ngo livcd with n woruuu nmncd
(7nrol‘rnu Limlu'clcr. but tin-y quurrclcd
und M'luti'nit‘tl.
:hc wornuu.
The Situation In the Coalfields.
lilJ‘lt‘ll—Jlt. W. \‘n.. .luly r.—-'i’hc situa-
tion in thc mining rcgion hue Iuccn llllli‘i'
rr. but ”to rnilrond and cool opcrntors‘
hnvc boon hcm‘liy guurdcd by tho dcputy
rnnr‘shnls urul gunrds. Norrimps huvc hccu
ordct‘cd out. liilligh‘sof nonunion nu-u :trc
hung on tho mountain roads, riddlcd with
bullcts. Sunroof thc lIilllt'i‘H urc inn sturvA
in: condition. and it Is gcucmily muccdcd
thcy must rcturn to Work or how tho
ilt‘lrl.
Senator Quny's Movomcnts.
li‘rrJrIcsrzlurm. i’u,. .Iuly H.—~Hctlntm‘
Quay and party siomu-d hcrc on Sunday.
'l‘hcy wm‘c Incl at tho tlcpot by n rich-gut
tIon oi protniucnt licpubiicnus nud cs-
cortcd to tho Wyoming \‘nlicy hotcl,whcrc
thc scuutor shook bonds with u uumhor oi
cullcrs. ’l‘hcrr \vns no domousirution oi
any kind. Mr. Quay loft for h‘crnnton Inst
cvouing. -
Stabbed at a Dance.
Li'r'rm Formosa. 1’s, July 8,—John
Involucc, whllc nttcnding .1 dance, on.
gage-d In a fight with it ytfllfll! man who
cxplmlcd a ilrccrnckcr ncur his girl. Love-
lace recoivodn dozen stubs In the back and
neck. and Is not cxpmlcd to live. His air
salient is unknown.
Drowned In the Sound.
Cl'l'Y ISLAM; N. Y., July H.-—-A small
boat containing Arthur Kori! and Miss
Julio Andrcn, both of lilorrisunlu, capsized
In the sound. Mr. Kori! was drowned.
Miss Andi-co was rcscnml.
An Err-Governor Kills Himself.
SAN Lots (intern, (Jot, July s.—Ex-
Governor Ftcvrnson of ldnho committed
suicide at Pili'lilmt Springs, in health resort
near here. He was on invalid.
John Brown'- Successor Dead.
1.0mm, July ”.mlt‘mucls Clark. who
succeeded the lutc John Brown ml Queen
Victoria‘s personal attendant, is‘deod.
Weather Forecast.
Fair. followed by showers Monday night:
slightly wnnucr; southerly winds.
‘i‘lit' pulit‘i‘ lli‘s‘ looking in: ~
. Heart-burn, or
Bite your
Tongue.
Best and '
Cheapest, as it is
made from the
Finest Leaf, and
is a Long Chew.
THE Sax'nxm. has the largest circula-
tion.
museum Doctor's,
South Norwalk. Oh.
is now 'open for the
MANAGER AND PROPRIETOB.
S. B. WILSON
murmur no BIIIlIIEII.
OiliceBWallatreettsh No.80rossstreet.
erwalk. Estimates cheerfully given for
or small building. Jobbing of e
description promptly at nded to. All wor
guaranteed. ' mitt »
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaranv-
teed the same day copy is hand-
ed in. Every reasonable effort
Will be made to accommodate
patrons, but change cannot be
insisted upon as a right unless
copy is sent in b 2 o’clock
in the afternoon of t 9 day no-
fore change is desired.
‘LSEN BROS.
Will have during the month of July it great Reduction Sale of Lodiee' Fine. Oxfords
and Shoes. These bargains surprise and delight all who see them.
They are
great in value and beautiful and attractive in variety.
100 prs. was Kid Shoes at 90c a pair: 200 pm. Ladiee’ Pat. Tip Kid Oxfords
at 60c: 200 prs. Ladies' Russctt Oxfords at 60c; 1 lot of Lsdies' Kid Oxfords at 50¢ a
pair. nlt aim from 4 to 8 in this lot.
120 pm. Iannsbury, Mathewson dc Co.’
0
~
worth $3. razor toe and pat. tip.
90 pro. Lounebury,
and widths, A to D.
Children’s Russett Shoes 350, 50c. 65c.
. 6) pro. Lounsbury. Mathewson & Co’s Lsdies' 3-button
s Ladies' Pat. Tip regular $3 Oxford at
Oxford Kid at $2,
Mathewson & Co.’s :3 Tan Oxfords at $2 a pair, all sizes
75c, 31 and $1.25 up.
One lot Missee' Kid sp. hi. Shoes, 11 to 2, at 690.
One lot Mieres‘ Grain Shoes. a good strong school shoe. ii to 2, at 69c.
We have put prices on these goods that will sell them at once and we cordially
invite an inspection of our stock and prices
OLSEN BROS" 36azette Building. IIorwaIIt. __
~ One pipe
Ah./\‘ /-g/"
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rl’.
. , TI. .3 =
V'sz/x
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Tobacco.
-, Try a p. cksge.
LORILLARP’S
Sensation
Cut Plug
Will last as long as double the quantity of the ordinary
It's unequaled for Smoking and Chewing.
full of K
HOW IS THIS?
Eight-inch Tea Kettles, nickeled, 75 cents.
Tin Wash Boilers, 70 cents.
Eightinch, ll-oz. Copper Wash Boilers, $2.
Five-gal. Galvanized Oil Cans, 00 cents.
Four-quart Tin Pails, 12 cents.
Decorated Earthen Cuspidors, 10 to 15 cents.
’ We can Prove to you that our
GIXSOIJINE
STOVES
are
The Ber-zit Made.
NASH & VAN SCOY,
)
BURNER NORTH MAIN Mill WEST STREETS.
”ASK FOB—~—
BilllWN'S $3.00 SHUT.
And you will see not only a
Neat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
Best Material is IIsed.Comhining Durability and Style
Making it the best 03.00 Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Oali ani examine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
u. s. BRO N’s,
south Main Street. '80. Nomatk.
.x‘
Aux...» m“.
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