remuneration scrip mu.
M lads I'm Branches la Distant
M I! the Wald-slag, Thousands
Attend the Hastings e- um commons
, and h Iuhaniu' Ball.
”received 1100” of English Decorated Crockery, the import
‘Mlsndtlareellusmu whiebwe pleceenonr special Bargain
this about onions-til their value.
"M'- m “d W- 39 m” “5' ~. Bosmx, July Ill—r1! the continued for-
, W, 1.0 cents each. may :5 the Clifrizgiot‘ihliiptileavort'binuiti-
Vaeaortaddecoratione tndea spree, e v son erua.
Moira snorted «teem-ethic:c 82am. Am”? ”‘9 8”“ “Wu!“ 0’ “mi and
. . O I '
. , " medications. 6 cent- each.
the greater meetings of Friday thousands
, and thousands and thousands of delegates
M. Bowls, Spoon Holders, French Flatten, Ewen
locum eta. ato..eto.
and Basins,
dearer and Williston.
mm Will keep. . by the earn-it efforts of the noon rallies
_ with the encouragement gained at the gen-
Inat night attended three marvelous gath-
Im IN Hum 011 Ooh greatest ”Numb—THE SUN FRUIT Unwearied by the fervor ot the hue”
J”... gun or pint. '0'.» mic“, in a dozen places where congregate the
I, oral committee inth gs, the Christians
lillIEiIlNI’s BARGAIN HilliSES
. f , . I
ics’ hall and Tents Williston and Endeav-
or. The splendid weather continued since
the beginning of the greatest religious fes-
tival the world has ever seen has not yet
failed.
Like the modern three ringed circus, the
big meetingsJiresented an embarrassment
of riches. and Endmvorers hardly know
where to go. At Meehanics' hall building
the address of Rev. A. C. Dixon. 1). ll, of
Brooklyn attracted thousands. while other
thousands were drawn to Tent Williston
bythe announcement of an address by
Rev. Henry Montgomery of Belfast. one
of the grand ecclesiastical triumvirate of
European fume—Spurgcon, Brown and
Montgomery. .
Peniisy'IVanians were partial to Me-
ehanics’ building because Rev. J. '1‘. Mc-
Crory, I). 1)., of Pittsburg. widely and
favorably known throughout the Keystone
State, was one of the speakers. Among
other good speakers at 'I‘cnt Endeavor was
Rev. Hey] Ilclk of Iliigerstown, lild.,
whose subject was "The Ueutrality of
Christian Fellowship."
The Presentation of Banners.
At Tents I‘lndcavor and Willlstou the
five minute greetingsof Endlmvorern from
the corners of the earth. constituting that
part of the programme designated "The
Parliament of Nations." were both en-
couragingand instructive. and at all three
meetings the. presentation of a banner to
a local union for best work in promoting
local fellowship provoked universal appro-
bation for the sucm-ssful and descrting
union.
The other spcakers at the meetings Were
received with that warmth that has unin-
terruptedly been the spirit of the convene
tion, and especially does this apply to the
plowing report of the ".‘icnior Mothers, "
or parent society, which was given at
Mcehauics' building by Rev. II. W. Klu-
noy of Syracuse. This is compara-
tivelya new feature of the Endeavor so-
ciety. and its increase. as indicated in the
reports read. pnxluced marked congratu-
latory applause. .
Ten thousand delegates attended. the
evening rum-ting in ’l'cnt Endeavor. and
at least 2.000 more u'cro kept. outside by
tho lncapm-ity of the inclosun‘. Songs of
praisc, mist-d by thousands of vole-us. Won»
the fracture of the half hour pru'vding
opening of tho wrvice. at which 'l'rustcc
E. It. Iiillo. I). ii.. of Son li‘runciwo pro.
RIIIHI. (il‘tii’lzl' l'. *lt'iillllla HI Ill'tnikiyll
lul the song servo-o.
'I‘iio lirh-l' dn-miionai Hernia-u with
which llic meeting; are alway~ oplncd
having Ih'cli liillnia‘ii. the prcwntaiiou of
tho humor in lib» ixn'ai Ililiuli ~iiu\\'itij.: Illi‘
laud work for promoting I'hri-ion in
dcuwr Iclloihhip na~ liliilir‘ in the l“
dciphia union The \illili‘ hum-r lvll in ion
union inst ycar. tin‘ Ih‘lllllt'I‘ i. Illlil'.’ lit'l ii
anonh-d them at the H. \. land man a-
lion.
'l'lic baniicr no»: lit‘l' r V; by lirv H.
W. Sherwood of lionvlmit ,\ \~ . .‘llni was
tlcceptcd ivv llm \\'--"..i. ‘t z i'. im‘alesof
I’iiilnliI-ipiiia. “i.” in :1n,.'i_v pix iiiiwcl that
tho society hunt-rid ivy 1'» pv-o «1- :i oi"
cringe in Mechanies’ ball and in Tents lint
jerso mad that one can tell to an absolute certainity whether or mommy mwungs in mm“, ping-05,...» med
_’ tellers of Boston, and for from satisfied
gathered 25,000 strong t the big meetings
limit this and in Streets. South Ismail.
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In tiic live minute greeting-i from t'hrie-
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follmred these words of greeting. Soap
and bent-dictum closed the services.
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livored an address.
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Brwklyn then presented to Philadelphia
the banner for the best local work in the
make of Christian Endeavorcrs. The ban-
ner was accepted in a graceful speech by
Rev. Allen D. Rhilipot of Philadelphia.
Chorus and congregational singing preced-
ed the “Parliament of Nations," in which
representatives were each allowed four
minutes in wh ch to present greetings.
Rev. A. M. Boulgonrgo of Armenia was
welcomed by the waving of 10,000 hand-
kerohiefs and the shouts of the people. He
thanked the Christian Endeavorers in be
half of his suffering people for the great
work done in their behalf. Rev. '1‘. 5. Mc-
Wlllioms, representing Canada, elicited
applause lasting fully two minutes by his
reference to thewar going on in the Do-
minion against sectarian schools.
Other hy’mns were followed by an ad-
dress by Rev. Henry Montgomery of Bel-
fast, who told of the rapid progress of
Christian Endeavor in the Emerald Isle.
FIREBUG CONFESSES.
Glneelunnn, Head or the New York Gang.
Breaks Down In Prison.
NEW Yoak, July lilo—Max Giucekman,
thechicf mechanic of the flrebug gang,
the man who for several hundred dollars
imperiled the livesof many innocent. men,
women and children. made a confession
yesterday to Acting District Attorney Da-
vis. (ilucckman’s confession corroimrates
the statements made bySamuel Milch,
the fire insurance adjuster, whose confes-
sion was made on June 21. Besides this
Gluockman coiifcssctl his share in the
burning of the tenement 1120 Suffolk
street last summer. in which a liicwas
lost—that of a young girl who was visit-
lng the janitor of the tenement on the
day of the tire.
illueckman has given Mr. Davis a list
of over iwoscore tires, all of which he’nd-
inlts were of incendiary origin and started
by him. He says that Mill-bis statements
concerning the burning of Louis Gordon's
shirt factory at ‘21 Walker street on July
ill inst are true, and that ho was paid
$700 for firing the building. Glucckmnn
also told Mr. Davis that. ho i‘cr'civcd $1.200
for burning the shirt factory of l.. Cohen
5; (XL. at 12 White strcct. .Ian. 2i, lfilil.
The other ilrcs which Uluccknmn ud-
niits having set “’I-i‘c on the civil side and
in Brooklyn.
In four of these. at iiiinllctt strcct.
one in South Fourth sli'cv-l, Brooklyn. an-
other in SulYolk street and the. fourth in
Essex street—(illicckman fired his own
apartments, having had his Worthless fur-
uitun- lllslll‘l‘ll for several liundrcddoliars.
lilucckuian is in the ’I‘omlm. Forhis
I‘litlllci'iilill with the firing of Louis Gor-
don's factory he “as indicted for arson in
the third degree. llx- got wind of his in-
dictment somehow and lied to Russia.
From Russia he went to Iicrlin. where he
was located by dctcctives. \viio lured him
bivk to this country and arrested him.
THE PEITZEL CHILDREN.
llludgcit, Alias IIoluu-n. May Be Charged
\\'i!.h Murdering TIIl‘lll.
i'iiii._\m»i.rni.\. .iley.‘ i.i.---u.<-.;i.e S'i‘lls‘ir
(lidtdi dc \. lopniciih .‘ll‘i' run t i. d won in
lin- l'nticl raw. and it may lw that Ilcr‘
iiiann Mud-zen. ilii.’l~ ll. ll IIHlIllI‘\. who
i.» now in prison bore awaiting wniciico
on tho charge of conspiracy, mil illlVI' to
dinner ihc charge of inurdu r, .\ mouth
“gm Iii It’l'II‘!‘ (icyvr Wile <v‘lll ill Illl NT lll‘
the three piloting Plots. 1 children They
are unppowd In inn-- in en iunrdrrvd.
llJno-s >J|_\'~‘ lillll ill! _\' :ll’i :lilti' and that
tiny “ill tell lili'\\il<*il‘ «Try at the proper
Iliili‘ [ici- i'lih' In yui' iuis’ I"‘l‘ll all Hi". l‘
the \\1*~i mending mod cf the limo ill
i'iiimuo. i‘inr llill.lll :lilII ihiin“
now in 'i'orwizim'ind lib-1:.“ .. i!n'~ ll‘wlll
him thsil III: iI 1. .. -,;..- l'\1|iil.4| that llcr
inann i’aix. ‘. 1v .‘" ll . nivl. \‘..l~ llllli‘llv in!
Ho aim Mi l~\\urd lint liinotint' two
ch.ldrrn .\ll"-'.i-il'i‘:llwl‘i‘i.1lilxlNt‘lili"—~
“'u'l‘v .. paint. d lroin tin ll' uuvliu i‘. and it
i.» l“ «nihilil y. too. may hm lmcn killul.
STRUGGLE iN THE SURF.
Two Meters lie-scum! Alter a Hard Fight
“1": the Wave-s.
WlililAlli'TIW. N Y. .iuiy l:l.—hilss
Margaret t‘artu-r and int sister. (‘arrie
i‘arier, bad a narrow coupe from drown
lag uhiie bathing oi Hangar in'm'll 'l‘iic.
bathing minder. l-‘rank (' Rogers, and his
assistant. hlr. Raynor. who went to the
assistance of the girls. almost lost. their
lives in the efforts to rescue them.
The young \roincn had \‘clltlll‘i‘il beyond
the life line i'arr‘ie em rotting when she
sialdcoiy stepped oil a ledge and hftllk.
Her alalct‘ Mrack out for her and was won
by her side.
The two ulster-i Idruggled for some time
in the surf. but mold make no headway.
lingers and his aninlant launched their
lifeboat. it was unmixed. A partny men
launched another i all and rescued the
young women.
IIi‘ i»
Inventor Erin-rd Nortolk Dead.
Augsbuuv. Man . .iuly ill --I'“.thM'd
It. Norfolk. aged Mi years. died at Kings-
ton. lie was a native of ralcm and was
best known throughout the country as an
inventor. lie invented the llrst shoe peg-
ging maehlue. and during the civil war
he coiielruriml wveral monitors for the
leerul governiiwui.
Row-boys Oldest to "range Newspapers.
(lemurs. July Iii-«In recognition of
the 12th of July The Evening Free Press
rams- nut printed on orange paper. There
followed a strike or the route boys. of
whom the niaioriiy are llonum Catholics,
and a large nation at the edition was one
delivered. M p - -.._....___..
Catholic lam-nor School.
Ptsmsom. iv. in. July lit—Jrhc rim
week of the annual sessionof the Catholic
summer sellem was immght to a sum
ful close. Rev. W. ii. tl'tlenneli deltVered
the last of his manner lectures on the
“External Relation of the Early Church.”
flawed In. rarest.
lltsnrms, Joly tau-W. A. Fairer. a
pnnnlaeut lireryman and horse dealer.
atally injured himself by sawing his
than» with a dull knife, severing the
windplpe. ,
ammonium”.
MW July law-'1"? Irudiment
. murmured . one cg,
“A
, .
In AnnsV’Ai'tcr Squirrel.
WAS SURROUNDBD III A SWAMP.
But He Broke Through the ”an and Run
Into a House With 3 Bowling Mob It Illa
Bookworm» Inside, [In Myltcrlonsly Disc
appeared.
VIL'ELANI), N. J., July l3.-—-Waltor
Squirrel, the negro who assaulted the 0~
year~old daughter of Charles hlingin,
dashed through the south end of the town
last night at 10 o‘clock with 100 men in
pursuit, dodged into a house and disap.
peared.
Squirrel has been hiding lnthe swamps
since the alleged assault was committed
three days ago. Armed men have been
seeking him everywhere. The Blackwatcr
swamps were searched from early Thurs.
day evening until late , Friday morning.
The report, which proved to be unfound-
ed, that the child was dying added to the
zeal of the detennined men who were wok-
ing to avenge her wrongs.
It was reported the man was seen Fri-
day running toward the swamp. The resi-
dents of the village were wrought up to
thohighcm pitch of excitement. Search-
ing parties Were organ lucd, and those who
could not go exhorted the searchers to
hunt down the man at whatever cost.
Liverynian Yarton gave the use of his
(girl-logos free to those who wished to join
the search. Almost the, entire male popu-
lation of Vineland turned out. Largo
tracts of swampy land wrre thoroughly
lamtcn over. Albert Mingin, father of the
injured girl, was at the head of the largest
Searching party.
They saw Albert Stevenson, a muscu-
lar ncgm. driving to the swamp. Mingin
drew his revolver and ordered the man to
stop. Stevenson did so. He said that he,
too. was on the trail of Squirrel. He then
whipped up his horse and drove rapidly
toward the swamp.
Fied From the Swamps.
'I‘iic searching party by lively running
kept lhc carriage in sight. They saw Ste-
venson stop before an empty house and
heard him whistle three tlna-s. When they
demanded what he was doing and if he
knew anythingaiwut the fugitive, he re-
plicd that he had only stopped to list his
wagon. lie was arrested, as the constables
considered his actions suspicious. Nobody
was found in the house. The authorities
iwilcl’t‘ that he may be able to give some
clcw as to the whereabouts of Squirrel.
Squirrel. hard pressed by his pursucrs.
liroko from the cover of the swamps at In
o'clock last night- and dashed through the
streets of the village with a dozen men at
his law-ls. lie staggerml into the house of
a coho-ed v.'oinuu naniod Crawford.
The house was surroundul by armed
men within five minutes. 'l‘ln'y stood.
there with tiicir guns and revolvers
(‘ot'kclh clamoring that the negro should
come out and surrender himself.
"liurn the Iiiillai‘i” “Shoot him!" Were
the cries. The cordon was drawn closer.
A constable i'IIIl'I'i‘lI thc Iintlm'. followed
by a posse of villagcrs. With their wrap
one l‘m‘ki‘tl they went from room to room.
They m’erturuml the furniture. stripped
ihc iiodx‘ and ransackvd thc clan-ts. 'I'in-y
dcnmndml that the woman show them his
hiding placc. She lnvistcd that who had
not seen him. Tiirliloil\\'ilifli1llW:H iiowl~
ing for tho fugitive. IIt‘i‘UllilI not be found
anywhcrc on the lil‘ulilimsnl‘ in thc insigir
Ilril‘illu HI.
Vinuiand is like an armed camp today.
All the hook .‘ll‘i' guarded by wniriiw‘. and
the «vamp beyond uri- bring pati'oilcd by
tho lii‘ll'i’lilllil‘il villagcre 'l'hi- ~. arching
Illl‘lii‘~ .il'w helm: . Lunar-d for tho day.
TOO MUCH MOLASSES.
LIHIIsilUId I'lanters limo :.'.,titm.liii0(iallons
of Ii Hoicd In 'l‘anke.
.\'i,\\' Hail \\~ .iuiy 11‘ Utii‘ serious
proiiicizii also; lbs MILIJH‘ plaiitl l" of
till-i Vain is “i .‘i'. i: ll
E‘ll‘
>\\ iii: the mold-w;
lo w 4 ‘l isinl 'l'iu r'i are : l'l‘-'.'I' 4;.‘.l‘.~
lori . «oi. .. ii: i;iiil.~ . ii the ilii‘i'l-rciit pian-
l.iili‘i‘~ lie i ..; «if } ZlTIiIlLI tii - lll- l l“ ‘4
iii Linn i~ and [.n we: trim; or: illou
ch:iri:.~~‘t . ni'irlnt .‘l -‘ '11:. n. .i!.l have a
l..il.i:i ‘.l :iii:-' if... H cm i.
IIIl'i lwlwi't‘ the ~zn'1‘ box lw u dumped
him tin' i‘l\: i' or »\\.lllII\~ Ill lil"l1lIIi‘l‘
one il \\':l- lHllliIi that lili‘ inolxiww soiircd
and li..l'l‘ Ilvn'g iiuluuiiul in i. r many
miles aiound it :~ lining {iii to Hock. but
there i~ not i: ‘24il ul‘ the latter it. mi:-
sumo it iliin‘t‘ li’o (hush, ~12. 1i a~ didiliing
it into almho'. Lave liven tried. but owing
to the (‘c-ii oi the appliances it has been
found unprofitable.
'l'ht- pi utters my that it is a knotty
(llli'sllull lint? mm! 14- wlvnd. for l eiore
the next crop Milken oil lill~ mipius um»
law-s mud be gotten rid of to make room
{or the new crop.
The Carpet Weavere' Strike.
I‘Ini..liu~:i.i-ml. July 13. .w‘l‘heihird day
of the inaroiu carpet Weaver-V Mriketoaad
little change except that the manufactur~
crs inirrnvhed tln-muelrcs in their posi-
tion and ra qolwd not in accede to the de-
mand»: tiirnlc. Forty or more of the lead-
ing mill urwm-rv met at the Illanul'urturcrs'
club for the purpow of organizing.
tlrnml Jury Investigation.
Sinus. N. Y .July l:l.~-'i'liegraad jury
of ituckioud county has been for two
days investigation(‘htu‘gea of corruption
against the municipal authorities of llav-
creiraw village. involving President Zun-
dcl and other Milli-leis. The investigation
was coucludml. and the grand jury dis-
missed every charge.
The Vice l‘n-ldmt’a Wife Seriously Ill.
littimtttfitii'ox. libs, .iuly Ill.-'I‘ho wife
of Vice President filcvmson was taken
suddenly ill Thursday night. and two phy-
sicians spent several hours with her. riim
is much better this morning, but is rest-
lnguudur tho lulluouceof opiates. The
exact nature of her ailment is not known.
Life (‘onvtet lists-sad b1 mm.
Paovmsucs. Jul y t3.~Edward Turner,
who was serving a life sentence in the
State insane asylum at (Transom prison,
died there. Turner. ivldle insane in list”,
sprang from a sick bed and battered out
the brains of his aiiemlaui, John Rovoto,
against a door easing.
Arcana: Ui‘rir..luly iii.»'l‘hecity coun-
ull at a special meeting ordcrml nu inves-
tigation of the recent Umlnodisaster. The
matter was placed in the hands of the
mmmittec no pretwtiea of pmperty.
‘l‘eak an mucosa at client.
titanium" July titan-Albert Brooke,
I, o!
uhingtoa, tool: as overdoae‘
chloral and lies in a mammali-
lt‘sn is the ole nuptial. ,
a. People of Vineland it. Up
fim‘... .
maiden-tar uranium;
X‘Tn‘ has;
in ma lathe Mm census
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swrncunnu '
CIGARETTE ‘
fleeetoolithal'eeieinaa
MORE OLD THIN ALI. O‘THII
crimes COMBINED
d81
“J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call, 11.
mylfi 4m
'1.er some?
-3y-
WATER PliWEii.
If on want or horse clipped quick and
along. call on yo
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main Stu
m“ South Norwaik.
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When the barometer is low, and busi.
ness rather slow, and that last ad. is get-
ting very stale. what is that ,you can tell
of, and speak so well of, as that new
Black Tea. Fragrant as clover, it will
cool you twice over as well (when
taken hOl) as any iced drink. Try it. 50c
1b.. with one pound of Golden Vale Bak-
ing Powder, 600.
Now that the summer girl is getting in
the swirl, and taking her vacation like
the rest of this great Yankee Nation,
what is there that“ better please her as
she picnicks in the grove than the solemn
contemplation of those California Sugar
Peas.
Finest, large cans. 20c. Try them.
A pound of Windsor Baking Powder
and these wonderful Christy knives,
makes very suitable present to sweet-
hearts or wives. One for bread, one
for cake. one for fruit, and it's no fake.
Forty ~iive cents for the whole business.
Knives retail at 75 cents.
liibhle&liomsiock
modest“
Newsndaaoondhaad
Buggies. Photons, Burdens
canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
0AM; AND on m
Henry Tilly.
AT ROWAYTON.
one Fancy sum, it last, lime
mounted.
line Iorilng am. it teat.
line Fourteen-Foot Iliit.
nae Twelve-Feet Follower.
tine Ilnrteot teen Follower.“
tine Eight-Foot Followed.
tine Sir-Feet Follower-
ans serviceable beats. at low prices.
monuments.
sun Ehm MIMI.“
ABSOLUTELY PURE . .
Norwalk Chronicler