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Menstruation and ell i leritiee of bile
ful willn ndonr rllAl. PILLS en in-
cure.'l'hey are entirely safe and can
berelled upon for speedy relief. We
to” hear of e case where they have
Face the doe lred result. Axbo
beept on hand at eIll times to rovlde
marries. Oorreepond once con
mwlth full directions. securely° seal-
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fishy Earrings: :11!“ Refrigerators
Raymond 8: Sons.
Successors to George H. Raymond.
[traitors lleelers end Generel Funeral
Directors.
GI and so Ileln Street. llorwelk. or.
Residence. 8 Berkeley Place.
Telephone. "—4.
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of Hartford.
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Caught of! Norwelk islands.
leeveyonrorders and have them
. delivered in Norwelk every Betur
dry morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds oi Fresh Fish.
may. leebles from Green'-
l'errns every morning. The finest
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otte piece, and foregoing his wanted an.
ropeen tourcreeoasonetN rt, Blob.
ope Potter is hbout to take up
amid the slums and tonomcnts of the old
Tenth ward ,
No. 100 Stanton street, the Cathedral
mission, formerly knownee tho Old ph—
any house. will be the home of the
manor PMX'ER.
of the diocese of New York for the coming
month. Thor-o he will pcrform the duties
which devolve upon the minister in charge
of the mission while the latter is absent
on his vacation.
In his address bcforo tho diooosan cou<
vention last Septomlmr, Bishop Pottor told
his clergy about the work that is being
done in Stanton street for the down town
east side, and suggested to thorn that
they arrange, each one of them, to spend
a Week or 111010 them may your, so that
they might become conversant with the
workings of this most potcnt factor in hot
tering tho condition of unfortunate hu-
maulty.
Without any flourish of trumpets and
unknown to all excepting a few of his
most intimate associates, Bishop Potter
has quietly so arranged his affairs that he
may pass four works in active work in tho
Stanton street mission and thus set an ex-
ample to his subordinates throughout the
city.
His residence in the Cathedral mission
will begin the present week, and it is ox-
pcoted that he will conduct tho regular
Thursday evening services there tomorrow
night at 8 o’clock.
Tho location of the Cathedral mission
for the work which it is carrying on is one
of the most 1111011111115 in the city The
square mile, in the center of 11 hich tho
mission stands. contains, according to tho
census, over 350,000 persons, and it is said
to be the most densely populated square
mile in the world.
BASEBALL.
FATIOXAI- LEAGUE GAMES.
At St. Louis—-
abode for
four euwoedlng weeks of the summer
1111: TESTTOBH WE MAY.
r11- Former Cap 1111111.. nee Been Put In
Boeing Trim and lies Been 11111111 1111-
pmmuo 111. 111.1111; war Be e rte-t
Interesting Event. ‘
Pnovmncr, Joly ill.——'i'he Vigilant,
looking quite as natty as she ever did,
came smoking into the harbor under low-
cr sails and club topsoil. It was with a
sort of defiant swing the rounded to and
dropped anchor off the Herreshcils', with-
in 200 yard! of the Colonla and Defender.
Hcr run from Newport, about 11 nautical
miles, was made in It minutes. the wind
being fair. from the southwest. and blow
lug half a gale. -
Her appearance indicates improvement
since she has been in the hands of Mr. E.
A. Willard, who now has her in charge.
Both boom and gaff are longer by four
flat 11111111 1111111 111111111 ones with which 1111
her racing was done, and 15 tons of load
recently placed outside on her keel, to-
gether with other alterations, have made
her a very different boat, both Mr. Willard
and her officers say.
With Mr. Willard thcro worn on board
Mr. Oswald Sanderson of Pyxlo famo, Mr.
William Nyo of New Bcdford and Eugene
and Augustus Willard, sons of the gentle-
man in charge. Captain Charlcy Barr, her
skipper, spcaks quito enthusiastically of
tho old cup defender and is very euro that
she has still astonishing speed. So. the
prosonoc of tho Vigilaut in Bristol harbor
is an important matter.
Came For Belle and a Race.
She has come in part to obtain a suit of
nails boing 111111lcl1y thcliorroshoffs, which
sho is expected to bondin a few days. Tho
mainsail is finished. She has also come to
have the first of her races with the Do-
fendcr. This arrangement was made
months ago. In fact, hor owner, Mr.
George J. Gould, amurod tho America cup
committee last. winter that shushould be
brought back from England in good time
for such purpose.
Mr. Willard said: “We havo come ac-
cording to the arrangements made months
ago to have the first of our b'rushce with
the new boat Considerable has been dono
to tho Vigilant, and I am satisfied with
the alderations made.
“We shall got our new sails as soon as
possible, that we may try thorn. It has
been my determination to await the com-
pletion of the Dcfondcr's work hero at the
Horrcehoffs' before bothering tho firm.
Now thcy are nearly out of the woods with
the new boat, and I shall ask them to do
the little we want done on tho Vigilaut.
We shall be ready as the Dcfondor's ‘trinl
horse’ at any time."
The race may take piano on Thursday.
Every effort is bring directed toward that
Baltimore 0 3 0 l 00 0 0 1 0'0 0 4 end. The rain intvrforcd seriously with
St. Louis. 1 l 53 0 00 00 0 0 0 0 0 l— 5 tho rigging of tho Defender. but the car-
At Cincinnati—— pcntors worn busy below, doing all that
Brooklyn... 1 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0— 5 was pomdblc in the matter of finishing the
Cincinnati.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 «l I 0 0 I— 6 Interior.
Second gamO—— Much headway was madu. it is report
Brooklyn ------------ I 0 3 ‘3 ll 0 0 0- “ ed. So it is prohahla, if flu-wrathrr is
Cincinnati .......... :3 0 0 5 0 6 I "-—H pleasant, tho importantlrinl will bchnd
At Glilcugn- on Thursday. Shouldnuutvrs not Work
Chicago ........... n o 11 0 o o 1) 0 0—- 0 smoothly, howovor, it may l1c1l1,~f1-rr1d un-
Ncw York ....... 0 0 l o o o 0 0 0—— 1
At Cleveland——
til the following day.
Advantages of the Test.
1 v 1,) 1
giggfi‘téamfii g g (i 3 (1); 1, 0 2: 3 It is known by Mr. lsvliu and (iaptnin
At Pittsburg— Ilafl' Just Iiuwyilw Ilruanuia amid uninnt
Boston . .. ' 0 0 0 11 11 o 11 11 3_: (suuparolmth 111l111-1.‘zo.~11uul in light airs.
Pittsburg ''''''''''''' o 0 o o 11 11 11 1,1 2_ 2 andthoy 1111111911111» Mimof whattho \al~
Second gamu—
‘Boston ......... o o 11 o o o 2 0 1 11—— :5
Pittsburp ..... 11 1 o o 1 11 o 1 1) 1—— -l
EASTER)! 1.1211111: 11.1.1115.
Al Iimhostor—
Room-slur ........ o '3 2 'l .‘1 :1 o o 0—1".
Buffalo ........... o 1 0 o o o 2 o o—— :1
At Toronto——
Toronto .......... 3 I) l 0 0 0 l 1 l—lU
Syria-us". ........ o 0 :l l 11 o o :2 11—- n
A $l00, 000 FQRGER.
Ila Hal Dleappcnred, and Ills Bank line
lloen Closed by a lion.
I'llll.\.\'A, 0., July lit—'l‘lu‘ affairs of
Lewis. tlu- brokor, arc causing a big
Z. '1‘.
80111111111111 hon». Formal bonds hm'o 11l~
rcadv turned up turbo amount of $511,111").
It is hollow-11 fl11' muount will roach over
0100,0011.
Lcwis 3111111 a murtgago on his proporfy
Monday for $711,001). llo suddonly disap»
pom-ml Monday night, and all lracos of
Svarchiug parties were out
him arc lost.
all Monday night and Tin-allay, but noth-
ing has l11-1-n board of him.
is wry low at the hospital.
daughtor arc in oastorn s1 hools.
Fourth Cieee Postmortem.
thmxo'ron, July 10.—-—Tho following
fourth class postmastors wcrc appointml:
Coma-clinut~Mlnortowu, l. H. Mans
flold; l’iwkcrvlllo, Ii. 0. Brown.
P1111nsylvania—Haillmm, Mrs. M. ii.
Van Poll; Norm, {-5. ll. Hyphors; Valb'y
Point, H. i). Fluids, and Vosburg, I. M.
Miller. M... ”A" M...“
111.11 School Cedete In Camp.
Nan-roar, It. 1., July 111.-'l‘l1e high
school cadets 11f ’l‘auuton, Fall River,
Brockton and New llulford arrivcd bore
and wont into camp for one wcok at Camp
Gibbs. W m-
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The bodies of eight Ohiuoso worn found
in the ban Joaquin river near hiadclrn.
Gel.
Lincoln day, (lot. ill, will be made a lo-
gel holiday by the Connecticut legisla-
M1113.
Daniel Worling was hanged at Plttsburg
for the murder of his wife on April 07,
1894.
Mrs. Pcrrlnc, Mrs. Cleveland's mother,
armed at Buzzards Bay to-ecc the now
baby
tried to escape on 11 bicycle.
lilr- Police inspector McLaughlin of New?”
York city was released under $60,000 bail
pending arguments for a new trial.
Hon
ville,
legion by being struck e trolley oer.
Jn Woodsof Chicago modified the
lentcn‘: of Eugene V. Debs from one
Tho bank
of which ho is president at Ansnula was
closed by a run on it Tuesday. Mrs. Lowis
His son and
At, Greenwich, Conn, Deputy Sheriff
demos Fitzroy was shot by a burglar who
(ll-1y England, alswyerof Brook-
d., was inetentl killed at Wash-
kyric and Britannia haw douo this soa-
61111. although flmro haw lu-I-u wry fow
tacos lileot-n iIll‘Ill. So If tln' Ib-Ivmlm‘
provrs wry much supvrior in) tho \‘igilaut
lln-ro will ho a 111111-11 promising outlook.
If aim is Tun—woll, them may bo 111111111
irouhio in store for allcouccrncd, but that
is not wry prubnblv.
ch mun haw Workfll harder than Mr.
C. (lliwr lsolsi in this runtlw. and ho mi-
mits that his work has just ls-gnu Fig-
urvs provn- that tho now boat is fast, but,
roally slut has only IliliI half a trial, as it
wrru. h'bo has bm-u soul to windward and
not found wanting. film has nun-ml along
down wind in a surprising mannvr, but
she wants to be tried in a l‘rm'IlIllg broozo,
and many nllwr points want 111l11~ satis-
factorily sotilod bofnro tho 11111111111111" r11-
sponsiblc for hrr dosign, construction and
condition aro thoroughly satisil11i.'l h1y
11ill bu in good limo, I am sun» and flu-
milling r111 11 11 ith the V igilani, In “Ilii l1
tho i'olonla will j11in.11iil lw an impox
that stop lakrir in that dirvoiinn.
Tho mortiugof tho big ruin-muff Sandy
Hook lightsbip for tho cup offorod by tho
Ncw York Ym-ht club has boon fixed for
the 20th. 22d and 231111! this 1111111th-tbroc
rotors, ono of 11 hich will be 111' or a triangu
lar nourso. The Dr fvmh r, \lgil11111,t‘olw
nla and posundy tho .lubiiw 111“ I111 in IIlv
tusslos. The club will hm 11 11 simnu- -r for
morale-re and guests. 'l'huro may bo 1111-
othor day's racing, if it can bo arrnngod,
for a cup given by Uomnuxioru Gould of
the Atlantic Yacht club.
New Members of the Queen's Household.
11111111111, .luly lo.--'l‘ho 11111111 of Port
land has been appolutod master-11f tho
homo. 'l‘ho Earls of Dartmouth, Waldo-
gravo. R1111 furly and Lords Churchill, liar-
rle, llcnnikrr and lawrcucc have boon
mado lords in waiting; the Marquis of
()arrnurfhon, trcasuror of tho honsohold;
Lord Arthur ilili, comptroller of tho
household. and Allwyn Follows, vlco
chnmbcrlaln‘w
lint [lieu—H Throat Willie In lied.
Warsurow 1:, N. ‘1'.. July bin-Elijah J.
Fulton, a wealthy rmldont of Antwarp
11nd hrotlu-rdndnw of State Amman John
D. Ellis, ommnitfcd sulcldo while in bed
by drawing a razor names his throat from
(air to car.
A Cold leap For Iowa.
Sioux Gm, 111.. July lo.--lc11 formed
an water in tube 40 miles north of hero.
The corn looksns if it was injured, but
it is thought to be too far along to be ee-
rionsly damaged.
A need In Celine.
8111.111, Ken, July lo.-—'l'l1c Smoky
Bill river has broken over its banks, and
people are leaving their homes. Beets are
running in the streets on the east side.
. .
11111111111, Ont, July io.--'l‘he Censor
on tennis tmrrnemoel opened most 11mph
moon the courts 11111111 Queen's Royal
yenlnlelltodxmtbeendoftheoth- Willi-WWII.
erdlroctors of the American ilellwey Patten-1.111111, J 10.-Phlledeipl1le
nineteen-lemon“ deteetedOnterlole cricket instantly
theeloeretkieliofem
was...“
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this
the hotel 111111 on 1.111111111111111
moody-1111111191 11111
hates 11111111111111: all of that 1111111
have been driven onto: AebnryPer‘k. Bi:
3‘“ udrcd more cyclists rolled into town
nrede
Thirty three per cent of the women rid-
ers weer bloomers. Bloomers as they are
illustrated in this town this week vary as
much as theatrical performers. Borneo!
them have yards and yards of materiel in
them. They look like nninilotod hollows
and touch the ankles. Others cling more
closely to the figure.
In the parade Tucsday afternoon there
were 03 Women riders. ill of whom wore
bloomers. That is about the ratio between
the balloons and skirt among all the worn-
cn riders. Some of those who wore bloom-
ers wore very pretty, and they looked
sweet and attractive as they rolled smooth-
ly and confidently along.
Near tho reviewing point ”111% of
whoclwomcn in bloomers walked about
with perfect self possession and discussed
cycling. There was. one costume that
brought forth “Obs” and "Abe. " A wom-
an of about 35, with a fine figure, rode up
in front. Sbo wore light brown knicker-
boclmrs that had nothing to cover them
from waist to 1111011 and beautifully fitting
leggings. She also wore what appeared to
ho a velvet. dross waist, with puffed sleeves,
and n Alpino hat. There was a rush to
oxa inc that costume. It didn’t trouble
Eho wuarcr, who had an attriwtivc face, a
it. '
There were only 570 bicyclists in the
parado, but it was worth seeing. Thoro
was nothing to distinguish Grand Mar-,
shnl Mcf him nor the other marshals cx-
ccpt their position in tho line. The Bon-
day chlidruu, tho tiny youngstcrs who ride
Howell and who arc usvd as living advon
tisomcnts,11'1:rc in front.
UP GOES GLASS.
A Trust llee Been Formed. end New Prices
“111 Soar.
ANDERSON, Ind, July l0.——Tho greatest
combination the window glass industries
has known has boon consummated here.
For some timo the price of glass has been
about as 1011‘!le it was possible to make
it, causod by very strong competition.
During tho past your just closed 12 com-
panies wrst of Pittsburg have refused to
sell their product, and as a roault their
warchousos have been filled. The romain-
lng 19 plants west of Pittsburg have sold
thoir glass, and as a result the end of the
season found 380,000 boxes of glass in
warehouses.
The 1‘3 companies that but 1- bccn work
ing on the quiet had 3110 000 of thoso and
tho half of the nmnining :20 000 boxes
will not ho fit to mow for breakage and
assortment. Tho 10,1100 burns will be c!-
huustcd in a roupioof “‘vckrl, and then tho
combine will mm: the markrt in thoir own
hands.
A 1‘“le of ‘35 por cont on all window
glass has boon 111111111, 11nd aim-r 10,000 box-
os an- tlisposml of tho prior will go still
highvr. According to tho workors‘ union,
the. plants cannot 11pm! boforo Svpt. l, and
tho fact that. tho workors will dvrnand tho
rustoration of the 212%, per «out out of lost
your will mako tho nillvr 111anufactur1-rs
maln- this concussion if they start their
mills.
'l‘ho combination will be known as tho
lloynolds' soiling lllfl‘llf'y, and lwadquar-
tors an- in tho Anthony block at Munclo,
whvro all soiling will bu 111111111 from. Phil
Math-r i~ prosidcnt, .I. I), Vandcwnti-r is
vino pumidvm. and Thomas Hart of Mun-
1~i11 is svorvmry. Charles 11111511111111. tho
yullllyfi‘if. glass factory rimmigcr in tho
l'uitml Stairs 11ml Pil‘i‘l'l‘illl'y of tho Andor-
son (in Ilrgl1<f 1111111rn,11illbotl11 ailing
pr1-si1l1 111 and 11 ill b: 111 charmmf thoulllu
TO KILL THE CZAR.
A Nihilist (' onepiracy Discovered end Fm-
treted.
I’.\lll~i. July 10 -Thu Journal‘s cor-r1».
spomh-nf at 51. l’ntvrsburg (11111111111003 1h:-
dismvrry 1111:11‘ Musvuw of an astonsivc
conspiracy against flu' life of tho 1‘2111‘.
'I'ln- 1'l111~f of iln- Hi'l‘l'l‘I 1mii1‘1naff1‘rtmr-
lng tlu- conspiracy for 111~1_-r :1 month, has
suvvvulul in arrrsting right of tho con-
spirators. who invludo six rum-ally par-
1lun1-1l Nihilists.
Thu war has TI'WflI‘iINI llw 1-l1i1‘f of {an
lion with a prrsrnt of “UM“ rublos.
Hirikere Attempt Arson.
Noam i-‘una. w. \’11.. July ILL—An 11n-
Rill‘m'ssilll attempt was 111ml11 by tho strik-
ors 111 burn the limo and tmlimuso at tho
Asblalul nulllory. Notions wow found 1111-
dor tho Arlington coriumny‘s and Ashlnnd
company's nillnc doors saying this hurtling
was but a fun-runuor of what tin-y would
do if lIll'il‘ ulmnuuls warn not rust.
Dinner to Ill-hope.
HAIIATHHA. July ill.—~—A oomplimoninry
diunrr 1111s giwn at tho l'nitod Stilton ho-
u-l m fulfr l1l1l111p-1 of tho Episcopal church.
Tin-y 1111-1-11 llishope i‘harlos Todd Quintnrd
of Tenn-woo. .lolm fivarlmrough of New
Juror), \\ fllmm Htovulil Perry of Iowa
and William 11. Parry of North Dakota
May for e Murderer.
thms‘oton, July iil.-.ludgn White of
tho l'aitcd Stairs supremo court allowed
a writ of orror in the state of Missouri
against l'llarley Smith. econ-111.1111! to be
hanged today. A stay of pncmdlngs was
also granted
mhoremen’s Convention;
MILWAlfKII. July 10.-~I’rosldrnt Dan-
lol it Koo-lo of Chicago prosldod at the
opening of tho fourth annual contention
of tho National longshoronu-n 1 mole-
tion of tho U tilled Htaloe.
Whole 111111.111, W
Puss YAI. N Y. July 10 wPorry
Tufft. his wife and 111m children lost
their lives on Lake Kenke by the capsiz-
lng of a sailboat near Handcreon' e dock.
oevrgla Idlin- Going Home.
Psasnnrmmlniy li).--tlev1mty mom-
bors of the Georgia Prose association
. through _1l11s city on their way
home from Quebec.
111.111.711.11.“ 11111.11 Advocate.
11.111111111111110, July 10 w19111111111111 Best»
lap appolnmd Colonel 11.11.1111 Rebel-
men of hamster judge advocate general
of Pennsylvania.
. In. (I've-eel! “ISM
Iceman. Jul‘Llom—Igro'ocnnell,
the limo! at
home, hes resigned, owing to mmem
vww‘m
sunny ampere-11 m
RETDUCTxoss. "
Inventory has been taken and we have marked ,
things for summer wear at less than HALF PRICE.
gfldren'e Jerseys and Suite, Boye’li'nrnishinge and
til.
In Men’ I Suite we are over-stocked with large sites
and have made decided reductions to close them out.
-, Children’ s suite at half price, and when you read it in
our advertisement it’s so.
1 Stores will close at six o ’,clock Mondays and Saturday!
excepted, until further notice.
W. A. BEllHllllT & [‘10.
1911111111.,11111111. 11111111 Building, 11. 111111111. 1
l.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES ‘
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TH E0. OLSEN.
Tho Gale city llrio Stone Faucet Filler.
Manufactured of Polished Brass and Highly lilclul Hotel.
This wonderful Natural Stone pouessee as e Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful end pure
condition. extracting ell disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemist in all parts of the country during the past; 15
Sfllllll NURWMK HARDWARE (ill;
FRANBIS 81 80.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in ,a. bushel basket as to linden
sell them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pfllllii Blfllillll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
RELIABLE CLOTHlERS,
86 Washington Street. - South Norwalk. Coho,
An invitation is hereby ex- ,
_.._ tended to the people of Norwelk ....... i
and vicinity to inspect our
M soodm m '.
We do not claim to give you i
._._ gold dollars for 60- cent pieces; "T
_.... . but we will treat you fairly and
, justly. ......
———- W
JONES 81 HilliiliKISS,
““" resumed “r
...... $211110. 11 want 31-.
noosenssrmo "" ,
ARTICLES at _.
Isle “all for the Vbtor Blank. ‘
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