.1; Willie not other Narcotic sub-
4'filnoe. Itisaharmlesssuhstitutefor
Parasitic, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
.naranteeisthirtyyoars’nseby
‘1.
millions of [others Gastorie is the
Children’s Panacea—the Mother‘s
Friend.
CASTORIA
For 'lsailmts and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castor-la. and see that the i'ac-simile
signature of
is on the M
mm» m
Weshalipro- . ' '
lest ourselves and the public at all hazards.
Tn Cursor. Comm. 7? Murray-8L.N.Y.
norm 96
FITS!
BRACE UPI DON'T LOSE COURAGEI
Yeti-133?”; not Inonrshh:l becatllxse your;
phys as was you up. an you are no
receivedsn benedti mm the medicine you
havetried mi not any reason you cannot be
If ile tI Ooxmihie1y org-s all It‘imlnwalt
c nvn son or same c.
amplfig'li P108 ‘l'lV la pN NPD PERI!
souredthousagdsI?‘ ‘LL 0A8fl‘is Wt: iii".
many cases 0 o s 1: ng.
and given up by doctors as incurab e. In our
“Allen's l‘itCure" you will find a medicine
has never failed toeI‘Iect a s y cure.
eback our guarantee with an 0 er of 3100
any person weoaunot cure. Highest bank
references furnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. 83.00. 2 at“ saw.
auntie “DIOAII 00..
Wash! and Water St Boston. Mass
erinz from Retarded. pruned or Pain-
fi‘l‘lulenstruation and all I W larities of like
nature. will find our [EMA PILLS an In-
ie cure. Theyare entirely safe and can
Ilwaysbereiied upon for speedy relief. We
have tto hear of a case where they have
reduce the desired result. A box
ouldbe ept on hand at all times to rovids
much: Correspondence conil entiul.
0‘! with full directions. securely seal-
ALI-IN MlnloAL 00
Washington and Water its. Bostongilsse.
n v
NEW LINE 0?
Baby carriages fl“! Refrigerators
Raymond 8: Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
Furniture Dealers and General Funeral
Directors.
0. and ‘8 Main Street, Horn-ll. 0!.
Residence. 8 Berkeley Plane.
Telephone. 11-4.
r. scuuom.’ M. n..
55 80. MAIN ST. 80. NORWIIK.
Practice Limited to Diseases of Women
one. hours. Mondays and Thursdays. 8 to
z. m. n21 iy
Young Man
Wh take the chance of d In without In-
criticisms!“ 5.5 .. . ..
or
Oreoffle‘nlt’a‘a Day lzlilltfllve Yell; 1afn Endpw-
men . ya e oyonrso you ve.
Withi inauran’ézdihe everything else. the best
ielthe cheaplest.
TI UT GENERAL
CONNE‘EIFE INSURANCE Company,
of flartford.
8. 8. L’Hommedleu.
“Joli“RISHlliilfllN Si.
Conn.
NORWALK
LRBSIERS.
Caught otl' Norwaik Islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered In Norwaik every Flatm-
dsy morning. A fresh arrival of
III kinds of Fresh Fish
'evory day. Vegetsbi. from Green’s
Farms every morning _'I'he Ilnest
soortmsnt of .
FISH ARR.
VEGETABLES
so he found. '
PIIRE TIINITII SITSIII'
The Biz Sioop' a Trial ’i'rip We:
Meet Satisfactory.
BULB! ALL AROUND THE COLON“.
Bite Can Eat Up into the Wind In Marvel-
ous Style, Is as Quick as slop In Stays.
Stands lip Like a Sense In Plane and
Generally Delights Old hit”. ,
Daisies, R. I..‘July.8 ”The mood tri-
al trip of the Defender proved satisfactory
in ovory respect, and Captain Nat Herre-
shoff and the members of the syndicate
who were on board after their return do— I
ciarcd themselves delighted both with the. '
speed and with the behaIlor of the yacht. i
The training yacht Colonic was the De- I
fender' s running mate, and In the cruising .
done the syndicate boat fairly sailed
around the Coloniu. The Defender also
encountered several other crmk sailors,
who, anxious for a brush, set sail after
her, but they were quickly left behind.
These doings on the part of the new boat
added greatly to the satisfaction of her
owners and crew.
The Colonia sailed out of the harbor ac-
companied by tho Defender in tow of her I
tender, the Battle Palmer. Outside the
Defender and Colonia both spread main
and topsoils, forestaysaii and jib. Captain
Horroshoil had transferred the crew of the
Wan to the Colonic and also three or four
members of tho Dcfcudcr’s crew. First
Mate Perry of the Dcfcndcr handled the
Colonin‘s wheel, assisted by Captain liar-
ry Had, son of the Dcfcndor’s conunaudcr.
Captain Nat Horn-shot? handled the
wheel of the Defender, and on board were
the members of the syndicate and Captain
Hank Hail.
After considerable time consumed in
getting the soils in trim thc Dci'cndcr took
the wind and started away on the star-
board tack back of Hog island. The Colo-
nin caught the broom half a minute lutcr,
and they we ‘ off. The Defender cont-In-
ucd on this tack as far as Gould island,
six miles away, and although the wind
was light and unsteady, blowing from the
southwest, the Coloniu steadily dropped
behind, and aftcr a few minutes she was
out of hailing distance. The yachts (mum
about of! Gould island.
Remarkably Quick In Staya. ',
Near this point- a largo flcct of yachts
which had put out from Newport, in un-
tlcipation of the trial. was encountered.
From Gould island the courso was laid ‘
for Sand point, along which the Dcfcndcr .
not only showed the Colonic her heels, but
in several minor brushes she was soon far
ahead.
From Sand point to tho lightship and
thcnco to vaidcncc island lh-fcndcr and
Colonial proceeded, the former loading
casily both In luyiug up to and running
before the wind. Silo curricd III-r canvas
well, and could have stuoda much strong-
cr brcczo without shortening sails. 'l‘ho
only trouble of consequence was canard by
tho misfit of— the topsoil, which was too
large and bagged considerably. Some lit-
tle time was Spent in cutting this down.
The hundreds who watched tho Dcfcudcr
cxprcssml grout surprisc to soc how her
sails hold the wind whcu tho bm-zo died
away. She was equally surprising in lay
Ing up to tho wind.
Anothcr plcusing point which the syn—
dicati- lcarucd was ihc rcmurkublc spccd
with which slu- can be brought about. lly
actual time this {out was pcri‘oruml in.
just if) seconds. or toll moulds quiI-kcr
than the best timo tho Vigiiant cvcr made
In running about. From thcsc trials it was
figured that tho llcfomior outsollcd the
Colouia byabout tcn minutes in Ion milos.
In tho ultcruoon tho bouts slui'lI-Il out a
sccuml iimc, and although tln- wind divd
away to almost a (loud calm lhc llcfcudcr
held the brcczc and cusily Ixrssvd L'Vt'l‘y‘
thing in the harbor. A ficr ibc Sccoud
cruis.» both yachts rcmmcd to liristoi and
droppcd anchor ucnr tho licrrcslmll yards.
Worklucu will rrsumc opcrutious on the
um'ompictcd Work bciow Ilccks on tho lic-
i'I-mlrr, y\'liit~l1.\\'llh UlIlI‘l' ilni-Ibinu touch
as to be put on, million it probubii- that slu-
wiii not In- tukcu out. again for i-‘I‘Yt‘Z‘itI
days.
The British Are llopcfnl Too.
lmxmx. July h.—ln .iil u~iiumlc of
\‘ulkyric iii. puiIlishi-(I imiuy, ’l‘In- 'l‘inu-s
says: “In hvr tbrco light WI‘IIIIIII" trials-I
Valkyrie III has proved lu-rwli pin-nonw-
naiiy fast. She will Imu‘u IIIII country
with tho Impvflli prmpcct of winning the
cup. Silo bus ccrtoinly not yI-i III'I'll sci-n
at hcr III-st. Since silo sailed lust. Wcilncs-
day aim has received more (loud weight,
and “no saiiiugou Saturday on hot do~
signcu was-r lino "
Drunlren Mob Coins a Train.
MIIXTIIEAL, July H.——’I‘ In-Quclwc cxproes
was boarded at L'Epiplumio by a drunken
mob that bad bm-n put oil anotlwr train.
They took ptmrit'litiiilll of tho cutiro train
and icrroriml tho pusm-Imci‘e and train~
mcn. 'I'hc comluctor wired to Montreal.
and a squad of police was on hand whcn
the train roacliml liolhousic squnro depot.
and aficr a drop: rate struggle arrcstmi
sown of tho mum.
Negroes to I-Ili Etrikers' Pisces.
Silhliox. I’m. July ii.-—~'i‘lm strikc at
the Sharon Iron Works, which has been in
pmgrcsa for about two wvcks for mimi-
vanco of wages. was complicated by tho
arrival of a curioml of Iicgrm's. who will
be put to work In the mill». The strikers
have done their boa-It to Induce the colored
mcn to learn. 'l‘hcrc In much bitterness,
and troublo Is nuticiputcil.
An "alien Murderer lleld.
ALLENTOWN, Pa, July H.——\'oto Portia,
who Saturday night killed Jim \‘itm, a
follow Italian laborer at the city water-
works, has been hold responsible for tho
murder by the coroncr‘s jury. The vic-
tim's brother, who was an eyewitness of
tho murder, and othcr Italians threaten to
lynch Cortiz.
'l‘sro Yaohtarnen thinned.
New 0W3, July 8. ~Iinriing W.
Gerault. son of the late Rev. J 11‘. Gr»
mult, a loading Protestant Episcopal (II-
vine, and William Roy, anon of the Junior
member of Chambers, Roy 55 Co, promi-
nent wholesale grocers, Were drowned at
Mississippi City while out yachting.
Hrs Ironroa assures a Diverse.
Sioux Fans, FL 1)., July 8.-—Mrs. Nel
lie B. Monroe has just sumoedcrl In scour.
Ing a divorce from her husband. G. W.
Monroe, of Brooklyn. Mrs. Monroe Is an
actress and was at one time In the coin-
party with Booth.
311100”an
m roar, so Ila-omen oi
oi the Maroon sir’d Halo steamship Bell
arden. which arrived from Santnl and
Rio Janeiro, reports that on July 0 he
hailed a small sailing craft In distress.
The Beiiardcn' s course was Immediately
altered, and std: 30s. in. she was alongside
the vessel, which was the fishing boat Ro-
sic.
Her occupants coruistcd of Captain Jo-
seph Dallas, a Bermuda fisherman; his
, wife and two children—e boy, aged about
7, and an infant In arms. The whole from
ily- wcro In a deplorable condition, having
been several days without food and two
days without water. When their thirst had
been quenchod, Captain Dallas said that
he had sailed 81 days previously with his
family and all their effects with the in-
tention of changing his residence tonn-
other portion of the island. The Rosie was
a Well built West Indian Iishing bout, so
feet long and of about four tons burden.
Owing to bad wcathcr and miwrso
winds, the little craft got so far out of her
course that Captain imlins was unable to
make for the Bermuda coast again and
was obliged to lay to. Day after day passed,
and not a single vcsscl was sighted. The
stock of provisions was all but exhausted.
A bountiful supply of provisions and
water was put on board ihc ycsscl. Cap
tain Davidson rcqucstcd Captain Dallas
and his family to (‘OIIII‘ on board the steam-
cr, but Dallas dccliuod. saying that his
little craft was all he had in the world,
and he would not abandon hcr to the sen.
particularly as the wind would probably
soon prove fuvomblc, and he thought. ho
could manage to reach Bermuda with but
little difficulty. Captain Davidson accord-
Ingly gm‘c him his positionnnd thccourso
to steer. 'I‘bc Rosie then made sail, hcr
captain thanking the oiliccrs and crow
over and ovcr again for their timely hcip.
FAITHFUL TO QUAY.
Leach Resigns Rather Than Hold Oiiice
l'nder an l‘ngrateful Man.
PHILADELPHIA. July R.——ank Milling
Lcnch. roul cstutc dcputy slim-ill uud Scu-
ator Quayle former private sci-rotary, has
resigned his $5,000 position. in his lcttor
of resignation to Sim-iii Clement he says
among othcr things:
“\iy occup. nu: y of this oillr c Is credited
to Scnator Quay, he hm lug urucd my orig-
Inai appointment by Silvriil‘ ( ‘ormcll and
my retention by you. Recently a \Icious
warfare has min immguraiml against
him, led almost wholly by own who have
been raised by his Influence from Insignif-
Icaucc and pcuury to prominence and
wealth. Among those lilt‘li arc those with
whom you arc politically ulliliuicd. Thcre
are some things to bc mom highly prizcd
;tlmn public oilico and tho cmoiumcuts
‘thcrufrom. w-wit: Tho ruuiuicmincc of
ono's soil rcspcct and tho I-rbibiiiun of
gratitude toward onc's III-nofxwrors.
“Holding tin-so opinions. and as 1 pro-
tcst against tlu- nbborrcm display of in-
grnlitudowhlcb Is conspicuous today in
Phllndclphiu and in lirnllsylvunia. lum
construiuril to pursuc Ilu- mursc Indicat-
“1..
FIVE WERE DROWNED.
They “’ere Pleasure Seekers and ii“ are
\Cauglrt in the Storm.
LAKEGESEYA. Wis, .luly x—A lu-nvy
storm which puwwi ovrr In-rc unrooII-II
buildings and Iicmnruiiml sluulc [I'm-s
Iiuil brokc a Iill'ili'illililliiii of ulussuud
I‘Uiili‘ii corn, mils and What iiiilo fruit-
lIIi‘l'I‘ \Vllf.
'i‘hcslcum launch Ili~putvbwu< chur-
ich just bvforc ibc storm byu puriymir
sisting of Folio-r ilo;:.~m and Min lioxuu
of Harvard. Ili<.. and u mun thought 11)
br llr. From. Insistum ~upcrimcuilcm of
Ibo I‘Ziuiu (ills) Iiinlllll‘ asylum, wife and
child.
'I‘ho bout Wu» S\\':lllllli Ii. and :III on board
“'crv (Iron nod. TIII‘ lnuly «If Mi<s Hogan
Was found limiting umr Kuyc’s park last
owning.
NOISELESS POKER CHIPS.
flow the Newark i‘olloc Wore Foiled by a
Fclt ('m'crI-il Device.
Manna. X. .l.. .IIIIyh,-—-I’1II.I'Y‘[IIII}‘I*r-‘.
who “'I'I'I‘ “will In (lily liu- puliw in quivl
Sunday mums. and III-I‘I-iulu-rc haw bwii
iil‘l‘I‘SiI‘iI with Mic w‘mhd futility, but.»
hit upon a now eru'mo to (It'lliii‘ll lbc rut»
tic oft w Ilccrssury chip. which always ch
In IIII‘II‘ III'II‘I'IIUII.
III (III' IlSIlilI I'Iw'urls chips of I'I‘Il Worn
employed. IIllII IIII- Igw'll l‘lll’t‘iI III-lI'I‘iII‘I's
who lislo'llvd III kcylmlos for tho click of
llu- holy board uni tin olIIi‘muiliur ruillc,
and tin rc w~I rc no um sis mudc.
('alhoilo Summer School "Opens.
I'LAIIHIII no. N. i .. Joly H. -‘—’ibcfnurlb
annual evasion of Iin~ (‘nIII-riiv Summvr
School of [\liiI‘F‘Ii‘ll was formally upcuod
at St. John's church. Fully 2.000 pcrsous
Wurc scan-II Iii Ibo IlliiiIINliiii' church, and
thousands Inorc, unublc to gain admit-
tancc, wvrc standing In tho aim-is when
the procession of bidiops and private start-
D“ from tho l‘INIIII'iii'I‘ nl' Vcl‘y IIM‘. Ilr.
Willy-II. pastor of iluvcinurch. Spm-Iol (ruins
and boats brought thousands of others.
Boston's Riot \irtiin lliirieil.
”Imus. .lul} 5.*~*'IIII' funeral of John
W. Will», the \‘II‘iIlII of 'l‘hurmluy's riot In
East liosion. was III‘III Irom iii-I home, it!
Wclmicr rm-nuc. lbw. Folio-r McI'nrtIIy
of tho Church of tho Assumption olilciul~
Inn. A III-Imccruwii IIIchI tiIc house and
the little Im-Imc imullnu to Ibo homo, and
tho prvscnccoi n mpuul of pnllco was owes.
mry to control tho l0 ““0 pcoplo mtinmtoil
to limo born In ibc \ls lolly
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS
Tlic English pnrliumcui has lwcu furinv
ally proromicd until July 52 I.
The crater of Mount Rituals again pour-
InIr forth ill-c, smokc and Iain.
’1‘lIo(.ourt ( Irculnr says that Quocn
\ ictoria has givvn iicll Smith a sitting
for hcr portrait .
'i‘bo norm-uncut to luv-mo the £16.000,000
4 pcr cont loan to Milan nndcr Russian
guarantee has boon sIImcd.
A storm wiped out ilw town of Winona,
Mo. It Is known that 12 Iwrsons lost their
line and eight men are missing.
Scwml bridges of tho Choctaw railroad
wore partially blown up by dynmnito as a
result of the rivalry betwoon the towns ofu
Shawnee and 'l‘ccunm-h, i). '1‘
Mrs. Myron 'I' Goiidnrd of Providence.
I young woman who has only been mar--
ried two weeks, uttemphd to mmmit sni-
cIdo by taking a large also of morphine
and isndanum.
a series of outrages and murders of in.
tisgirisot agesrauginu from I to from
untreated Were» orol lenient am“
working sinuses In the district oi Cn-
thruster» terse mills sortie-still is.
DRINK; e?!»
Will“.
Roo'nBEER
Bend l-cent stamp for pictures.
Wrturus s Causes. Hartford, (mun.
M
This in The FLOUR
II on, '
Wig/ill
'Us-esl“
That took First Prize at the
WORLD‘S FAIR.
Which shows that
Weshburn-crosby'e Superlative
Makes Ibe Best Bread In the World
LOOK FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
llibliie& Comstnclr, G. E. Frederick
C. L. Glover. Robe bertson Bros.
Flanney a} Benedict. E H. .\iorehon~e.
“LS. Hanford. liuuh [Ionnelly
F. Scribner. .flcoiield.
QHonon. 8.}! Raymond of: Son.
AND omens. ‘
Rubens.Tucker&Gnndwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
700 MAIN ST., HARTFORD. CT.
a3 iirn
i. 0. JENNINGS. .
Paper Hanger. calcininer, Painter
And dealer Ii»
Wall Paper and ROIIIBIS.
1 North Main street. South horwalk.
sample book-u of full line lam-t styles of
Papers, i (lllHIO‘l s and Gill: M Iuirilngs taken to
houses. for lnspw tion. on notice by postal.
hurl: mm~ c beerluliy alien mclli
PiS‘l‘lJiiARi.
First class pasturage for horses or
horned cattle: in a good neighborhood
whcrcnn employw will have oversight
of some. l’i i'cnty of water. and a heavy
growth of foul.
RIYMIINII BROS.
in i ll (Ill hill-lit
i I. SHEPARD IND DR. 880".
.———¢...—_u
The iircnt New York Specialist. The
llocior l’rsvsiied L‘pon to line
"is limit Remedy Placed In the
Hands of tho lirlgglsls.
This In the rim-t wonderful production of
muIlI-nl who rice In the nineteenth century.
'I‘hipln noI apatent medicine. but a prom rip-
tionmm minim-don scientific principles and
used by in Scott In his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The curse
wrouubi by it are simply wonderful and have
sin-m led Ibmisands to the doctor a parlors for
treatment.
'I‘osiu‘lian extent Is the demand n n the
time and attention of the doctor for be rustli-
ciue from pro is who could not visit New
Iork city. that I became a matter of nm to
devise some plan b) which the general In Mr:
could be supplied with this genuine, vs noble
rsnhmly and for this purmse A. A. Shelli) em
basin-en calledtol-Iouih Norwalk to arranfie
with E. U Tomiinmn.t’outh Norwaiii and
It. liIIlo.Norwals.to permit them to IIH‘DIII
uIIKIIi and Ins-II this wonderful blood "med.
Thiaispm‘ely venetable. and excellent um (I.
and builder. a blood purifier unexcslirsl. a
mynmionlc noihimrcan usl. Dr. arm has
devoted his lite Io thei omunb knowledge
and understandings“) . a few of
which stemmed ere: nay disease. lire-r
complalint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism. Minerva- of I Item
tlo acrofuia. syphi Is. cancerous humor-again
In Ill... catarrh sal t.rhenm pimples on see.
mrsldebiiity.boils.dlss Inmhtmais
noes. mna‘LIu-Isipoiso
ed drunists mom
their first icnment and would Invite
”Maniacs! "mam In brooms? “3%”... with
o a re rem y. .
gziriiiine. whenpmsd stores Is soId
sham”... ”Rhone...
Oi
notmlwm Dniioott‘snsrsa
Pills lists to he Ilse! with Dr.
lie Besit’s.
wares “In! BY“
3. I. Teallms. teeth Israeli.
Resellers-It.
REDUCTIONS.
Inventory has been taken and we have marked
things for summer wear at less than HALF PRICE, V
Children's Jerseys and Suits, Boys’ Furnishings 'mc
Hate.
In Men’s Suits we are over-stocked with large sisal 'I
and have made decided reductions to close them out.
Children’s Suits at half price, and when you
our advertisement it’s so.
Stores will close at six o ’,clock Mondays and Saturdays
excepted, until further notice.
W. , A. BENEIINIT & SI.
I9 Main 81.. Hawaii
lhe Sale City ~.
Manufactured of Pl;
Sentinel Building. St. Remit...
FOR THE LATEST STYLES}
-032.
SPRING FIIIITWEA
—GO TO—
TH E0. OLSEN.
”pr Stone Faucet Filler.
n... Brass and Highly Nickel Plated.
it-ln' _" },
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as s Filtering medium the marvelous
preperty of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists In all parts of the country during t
years.
Emm'
put 15
SMITH NORWILII HARDWARE 0R7
FRINRIS & 00.,»
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
41.. fimah‘
K
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 "
‘I ”'2 TI
PRINII illiiililN
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
I.
FRANCISBLCO.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
- South Kuwait. Bonn.
FIRE!
FIRE!
Great Rdeuction Sale of
BBUEKERY, SLISSWIRE IND
Hfllilli FURNISHINB nus.
Owing to tbp fire in our store we will at once commence a
Great Fire Sale of stock. Now is the time to secure bargains. . 1
.I RES & lliiiiiillli
32 Wall street, Norwsik.
Norwalk Chronicler