, More a Dr. Ismael ritchers prescription for Infants snd‘chilr ”II. It contains neither Opium, , ‘ nor other lsrootic sub- mae. It lashermleessuhetitnts for ,m Drops; Soothins 8mm. , salmon Itisplsaeent. 1a guarantee is thirty years' use by ‘lmionloflothorl Castoriailthe Children’s Panacea—the lother‘s , friend. , casroma For Infinite and Children. 0‘ Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon having Casicrh. and see that the facsimile signature of is on the W ......» ' W Weehailpro- ' ' tect ourselves and the public at all hazards. Tun mum. Comm. 77 Murray at, ma ’ coming FITS! BRACE UP! DON’T LOSE COURAGE! Your diseeeeis not incurable because your physician has ven you up. and you have not asunder; geneiit from the medicinenyg: tried. no res n on can vs eanposftively s"car's all kinds“ of Els‘w i s otic. I Alli-ho” mammals“ on or :33??an IN ALL 01818. We have runny cases of lo standing, away: up ydoctorsas incurab e. In our o'0‘iture 'you will find a medicine has never failed to effect a a y cure. a back our guarantee with an o erof sun teeny person "cannot cure. Highest hank references furnished on application 'lqt. bottle. taco. Scots sane. “BIG 0“ Boston. Mass rings mes ma MW irregularities Will e s will anginohlrl' I‘DIIAI. PILLS an in- W..me so... .. m thoriticr in their endeavor to billets Pitssl children. The district enys‘that after Holmes' conviction he questioned him closely about the chi ldren, 7 and that Hclmes told him the following Dim Iil'he boy Howard was taken to Detroit and turned over to Minnie Williams, the woman Holmes met in Chicago. Holmes then took the two girls, who were after- ward murdered, to Toronto—where he sewad $400 in the clothing of Alice. Then he joined Minnie Williams at N Falls, where he gave the girls into her keeping, and the woman and children went first to New York and ultimately to Inndon, where he woman established a massage resort a 80 Vader or Vcdar street. Holmes says she is known in London as Minnie Williams, Geraldine Wanda or Adele Covell. After telling this story Holmes requested the district attorney to insert the personal in a New York news- paper, an account of which has been pub- lished. This was done, but at the same time a detective was sent in quest of the children. The search began in Cincinnati, thence to Indianapolis, Detroit and finally to Toronto. At Detroit Detective chcr, who had been assigned to the case, found that Holmes had rented the house 241 East Forest avenue. to which he had taken the boy Howard. In the collar of this house was found a hole 4 feet long, 2% foot wide and 18 inches dccp, but nothing had been ' buried in it, and all trace of the boy was there lost. What Goycr discovered in To- ronto is well known. The statement of the district attorney concludes as follows: “In view of the dis- ! covcry of those facts the reasonableness of the theory that Holmes klllcd Pitzel at 1216 Callowhill street, this city, becomes apparent, and whether the prisoner, wh is securely hclfiu our cou iy prison. shal be tried hero for the inn or of Pitzcl in this jurisdiction or be taken to Toronto to be tried for the murder of the two childrcni depends upon circumstances, but the pale lio may rest assured that no effort will be spared to bring this great criminal to jus- tice, where he shall be made to suffer the penalty of his misdoings. " A RACE SATURDAY. Defender and Vigilant Will Meet Again of! Sandy Hook. NEWPORT, R. 1., July iii—Tho flag of the New York Yacht club was raised over Defender; and a large American yacht on- sign was displayed at the stem, the syn- dicate having taken formal possession of the boat. The Defender was again taken in tow last evening, together with tho Colonic, by , are piled promiscuously on top of- the vic- mm XII-LEBAhDWEUhT twenty-fear Freight oars Fell Forty Feet Through a Structure Our Which ‘e he- eenger Wu lied Just lie-I Bun—Two Freight Trains Wrecked In the lest. Minimal", 0010., July 18.—~'l'he local freight on the Santa Fe road fell through the bridge at this place, burying beneath the wreck Mrs Albert Cooper and a num- ber of the Santa Fe bridge gang who Were rebuilding the bridge. The number of killed is four and perhaps r.uore as .30 cars ms. The local freight, loaded heavily with lumber and stone. was passing over the bridge, andasthc engine neared the south end the workmen underneath saw the bridge rock and shouted an alarm to their. comrades. Before the danger could be realized the engine and :30 cars Danie crashing through, burying those who could not get out of the way bcnc: ith the crush- ing weight. Mrs. Albert Cooper, wife of tho engi- nccr of the bridge gang,‘was sitting in a shady place under the bridge. llor bust band shoutcd to her, but tho noise drowned his voice, and it is certain that she is in the wreck. Citizens of Monument worked heroic- ally, but nothing could be done until the wrecking train arrived. There wore about 20 men in the bridge gang, and it was believed 10 or iii are un- der the wreck. The engineer oscapmi, but the fireman, conductor and brnkcman went down with the wreck. The bridge was 50 foot high and about 300 foot long. Passenger Train llad Just Crossed. As solm as pmsibio a wrecking train was brought from Denver, bringing phy- sicians and surgeons. All that w as possi- ble w as done for tho sullen-rs. '1' hey worn taken to the hoopiiul at La Junta for treatment. Twenty minutes before the accident occurred the Midland passenger train crossed the structure. The causc of the accident is unknown. The wreckage is pilcd up 30 foot. and it is thought that thcrcaro bodies still under it. It will take two days at least to cimir it away. About half of the bridge was takcn away by the train in its descent. The killed and injured are: Killed—Jim Childors, foreman bridge gang; Mrs. Cooper, wife of stationary on- ginocr; unknown tramp. Fatally injured. —\iark\ \V-inthvrs. en- gineer freight train; 1). .Irby, brake man; James heal. Seriously lnjuml.-—-(‘harics Halley, Frank Show, Wallace Cuope'r. Charles Van Mcrtcr; Tom rimlfh and Joe Wilv liams, two tramps stealing a ride; 9. W. Cole, C. C. (funicular. Thomas S. Stow These are often very cheap. but made of cc: free lace, and consequently econ soil and income rough. Any one who is neat hand- ed can make tlwso ilehus and have one of really good lace and velvet or satin tor less than the price of an inferior sort .ready made. Jet is as fashionable as ever and as heavy. Their light weight is the chief ad- vantage that black spongies have over jet, for they are not so rich looking, although more flashing, but as they may be worn in immense numbers without greatly increase ing the weight of the garment they adorn . many women prefer them for summer trimming. Thcinsidoof the very full folds that are tho distinguishing feature of the new skirts are ornamented with jet cm- Bliliif‘li. broldcrivs or cmbroidcnul lam or passe- mcntx-ric. This is laid on in stripcs, broken or continuous. Cape-s aro irmtod in the sonic manner, Parisian shops are selling quintiilos of small pin-rs of light furniture, simply umdo of whim dual. those to bo cot'crq-d at homo with plush. l'rl-tonuo or ollwr uphol- stc-ring fabric by the deft flngvrs of tho raisin-sea of the housn. 'l‘lu'grxnlsurenuilcd on will: invisiblo nulls which union for the purpose, and ilw vllgm‘ an: aftvrward con- (‘vuicd by gimp filali'il:‘(! with gilt invaded tacks. Small (abbot thus (ion-rod arc par- ticularly satisfactory, l‘iihol‘ for the draw- ing room in With! or for the bedroom in flowery! child: in match the hangings and cushions. 'i'bo lilwriy fabrics an- bountiful fur this purpow. both tlll- stumped voivcis am! the l’l‘i-inl-ill‘a'. Scott-b plaids. rm called, continue to be worn in l’ari. by fashionable women, al- though they :m- not won i'\'i‘l’)'“'!|l‘.h'. In filifllllil'f' sill.» liu _\’ :m- l-slwr-ially liked and am often wry cllccliw. 'l'lw llmiil'i‘, shown in lbw hkl‘fv‘h ha. a blouw of n'liliif'liilil'fl‘i! I9 Main 81.,llorwalk. "WEEK! Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. Kenya! at less than half original price and all. ’ goods. - season' s goods. Latest cut. Remember we have made great reductions in the price of our Men’ s Clothing. All this Our Half Price Sale on broken lots of Chad.- ren’s Clothing still continues. w. A. Billillllll & c. Clothiers and Furnishers For Men and Boys. Sentinel Building. St. Ismail. FOR THE LATEST STYLES —0F— -GO TO— SPRINE, FO0TWEA|i TH E0. OLSEN. The Gate City lulu Stone Faucet Filler. Manufactured of Polished lime and Highly illeksl Plated. This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the umelcne property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it pu- fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health. Scientists, and Analytical Chemists’ in all parts of the country during the past 15 i houso, Charles Snrgcaut. Tho (ll-ml “e n iiiki n in ( nloradu Springs u in re an inquest was luguu. Trelnmen Scelded to Death. Tr» mom. .\'. i ., July is.——-’i‘rain 28:3 his care. Theyare entirely safe and can dwlylberelled upon for speedy relief. We neurotic hear of a case where they have to ace the desired result. A her album be e‘pit00 on hand at al‘l times ton rovide on n as. Oorrespon enee con entiel. mwithfnlldirections. securely seal- iullo uvrr sky blue silk. ornunwnicd with a Purlnudj." . m lu-rllm of deeper blun- \‘vi- wt lamb-rm! with sky blur. “in balloon siwws. whb 2E rum-h to (in- vibmv, arc of mi and dcvp bluu plaid on a sky bluo on tin-\l'ostvra New York and l’vnnsylva- fruuufl“! 1““, '1er! ""'}"l‘.’ :u-“(l‘ffmgi-r: “f years. A“!!! HIDIOAL 00. Bin railroad was wrm‘kcd horn directly op~ duo H H L ' M‘ “L ' ' WWII-“d Witcrflts" MILK“ posilo tho iii‘pilf. John Smut, mppugi. 5W “—— ~~~~~ ———"'_- nccr. agvd Iill, was instantly killcd, and August Marti). the flrcmnn, aged 32, was NEW LINE 03' Billy tarrlages gill Refrigerators Raymond 8: Sons. Successors to George H. Raymond. Furniture Dealers and General Funeral Directors. “and se Ilnin ltreet. Norwalk. 0:. Residence. 8 Berkeley Place. 'l'lllepleone. 17-4. F. SCHIVfllB. M. .0.. Practice Limited to Diseases ofWomsn Oflice hours, Mondays and Thursdays. B to ‘ a, n2! 1: At St Louis— Illfldl' up ..1' I‘ll“! and freight curs. Fire- M . . , St h‘mis ' o 0 o o 0 u o 0__ 2 plum Willllam iiifcfiigrr of iiia'rrlsburg “if? uffins, and In the town, We handle notmng but the best, Cannot ‘.' . _, ~ , tip (my man ‘i u, am in H‘Vi‘fi is . young man I‘m :31“: ““““ H U I) "' 0 U l U 0" ‘1 death totho fact that be had exchanged PUddings- 830“!me otherwrse. ”MW" 0 a piano; with Brain-man Kerr, who was on SMill" 2|!) pacifist! by ---.--.__——--—-..»_. w“. um»- Shi‘imfllnil """""""" 3 Oi 31; 3 3—1: duty in the lmtomotive cab, Conductor Miami“ 0'0““- Why takehtaho Chance MM“! wAtlY|o%l!:|b Ath‘! v'llnm! """"" ' " “— ' Roving also of Harrisburg, had both logs FRANKLIN "Ills mammal, NJ. “nae.“ n F 1.01)? I ”‘0 um — brokon. but. the romaindvr of the crow ca» / \ ~ \ mscsrrocgyrsmm: You“ “a". Baltimore. ..... o o o 4 a o 1 o 1-— o “I“ injury m?é:fl.m1m”nbkm$ihrrlfifuyffiim Clgvoincld ....... 0 U 2 0 i 0 l 7 '——1: ,._.,______w__m I unneedihc age . e econ Inc—— “‘”°m‘- Baltimonngi‘ ........... o o . o o 0 1-— 3 37000 THE RUSSIAN TEST. , Cleveland ............. . :i i i i) 0 ii ‘—- ll collation ur compel c ...:............ ....-. “-33?”an .....m- I N T R u n l! 0 IN G ------ . . . ... RELlABLE CLOTHIERS ”F iNSU A tuomim Boston ........... o o o l o o o o c- l BEWLWW. i’p-ululy Iii—Tho Helm.- ’ ’H dl Second we... hen; Iron and halal conumn‘y mwivmi a . inclnnati.......... 0 1 0 9 0 0 y g... g cab cgram rom icutenant .bvlgs, at St. 8. s. L omme Bu. gum“ _____ .. ,,,,,,,, 0 0 0 ii 0 u 1 0... l Pctorsburg, saying that tin-armor rmn-nt- ‘ ‘ SHEP‘!!D M!) iii! scarl- III WISHING!“ Si. thNorwelk. NORWALK l0BSlEiiS. Caught off Nerwalk islands. have your orders and have then delivered in Norwalk every Baton day morning. A fresh arrive! of kinds of Fresh Fish. every day. Vegetables from Grant’s firms every morning. The am we of FISH M0 VEGETABLES set-toned. “ unr- Imu emu THE: DEFENDER. the cocoa tug Walter A. inlekcnlmck. and the trip to Now York was resumed. (in board the Defender are Mr. and Mrs. lsc‘ lin, if. (3. vads and Womlbury Kano. The tender llattil- Palmer aim accompa nicd the yachts. It was announced here just lwfurv sall‘ ing on what scorned to be good authority that the lh-feudvr will raw oi’f Sandy Hook on Saturday and Monday with the Vigilant. Tho Defender will carry more canvas tlumcvl-r was put ounboatof its kind. it”!!! Rm‘llvsivi' and (lb-an cleared flip the total sail lwing nearly llJNlilsqlmrt' track, 1- H . ' \ ' -.‘ ' ~.- 5 so- "I." 81" so. "onWIlK. fut. llu nounsali alum pill w ign 1,8.o Freight Tum “."rkm‘. pounds. BASEBALL NATIODIAI. LEAbi l‘. HASH-Iii. mamas LEAGUE cane. “At Syracuse—— Rochester...“ .ld-ilioOIil Byrwuso.......3100!090 ...... ii (i— 'l Alisa lieet Itriteeele. Cam'ummom, England, July in.“ Allen and Britannia computed over a ill) mile course. Alisa won by seven minutes. TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS. Tho steamboat Nyanta militiod with the Northern King in a fog in hit. Mary's river and was sunk. An American lady. bliss Maltby, has ob- tained the degree of doctor of philosophy at the Gottingcn university. Arthur Busch dropped dead in tilt. hurls from effects of the boat. hir. Busch was the son of a millionaire brewer. Charles Davis, colored, wanted at Bor- dentown, N. J., for attempted murder, pod from custody at Chicago. he trial ef‘John 8. Collins, ancgm, for the murder of Frederick Did, the Prim ton college at t. was mourned. Specials from Joseph, Benton liar- hor and otherpeiate in the fruit belief western liohigea report a terrific gale and much «megs. At Heralds Judge 1‘. B. Hammond of the Uni States district court for the unaided so badly that he din-d smu after, The train was a through freight. umdr up of :55 cars carrying coal and bark. Tim at“ cidcnt was (‘llllM‘Ii by tho truck of the un— gino lvaving tho track. The engine was thrown on its side, with tho tomb-r turned vomploiviy around, while the cars were strewn in «wry direc- tion. onc car of bark crashing into flu! window of lb.» lull-graph ulllw. 'l‘ho vuginwr was undvr the l-nglno and had to !N‘ dug out. together with tho ill'v- man. Their bodies “'l‘f'i‘ so badly scolded that tiu- ill-sh hung in slimis in plan-vs, Both the brakcnmn and conductorjumpml and sand i hvlr lin-s. Tm. wrocklngvrows Nlilllilfi'l‘nWV. it... July Hun Penn sylvunla railroad froigbt train was wrm'kml on the 'l'rrnloli vutoil branch in the l!|‘i'|l cut in Plymouth township. The train wu- ly made by thom for the Russian warships was on Friday last Kuiijm'tod to the timed sevoro tests at the illusion proving ground:- ot Octha, and that it aims! them all in the most satisfactory manner. This is looked upon as occurring beyond doubt the acceptance of the entire lot of 1.200 tour which the company contractual six months ago to furnish to tho Russian government for the three new battleships being built in i-lt. Putorsburg, and which was the first order of the sort oVor mxurcd bynu American concern. Tho flattering rcsult is highly gratifying to tho offlolnlsof tho iiothlchom iron com- pany and a triumph for American armor plate. Late titeemer Goes Ashore. Baton-ms, Oat, July lH.--The stoomci North King meat ashore near Prmquo isle light while trying to make Brighton bar bar. There was a dense fog at tho time. but Captain .lorreld says the wildcat was due to a variation of the compass, which carried the steamer widc out of her way. Forty passengers were landed in boats at Brighton, a distance of four miles, and transferred in wagons to Brighton eta: tlon, where they took a train for Port Hope. lined for Painting We Fluorite, hi. iii, July iB.-itimsr B. Bondiey of Rochester and Charles I). Fisher of New York, tyre sign minimum“?fl were lined ”h each in cmrt for painting advertisemente on a picturesque group of rocks along the‘iine cf the Flow York Gen trained. The arrest-were madcatthe instance of the railroad company. ,mmm noises. 'miemmfirfis i ‘ Delicate for ‘ Supper or Dessert. ‘ ‘ . ls Unequalled for ‘ ' Griddle Cakes. W The «rest New York Specialist. The Doctor i’revailcd L'pon to line ills lire-t Remedy Placed in the Heads of the iirenlsts. This is the most wonderful production of medical science in the nineteenth century. This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrl tiou com mended on scientific principles and used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for the cure of all ibleod diseases. The curse wrmrght by it are simply wonderful and have attractedt thousands to the doctor‘s parlors for treatment Toeuch an extent is the demand a a the time and attention of the doctor for he inedi- no tram pm is who could not Mt New orl city. that t became a matter of dot to devise some also by which the nasal He could be serratedh with this ucnuinc.v sable remedy.em forth is purpose A. A. Shepherd nc Woo Booth Norwelk to arran it (Leibrrllneondiouth Norwalk. and K. ale. Norwalldc permit to keep in head sell this wonder-fa blood re ear iii-l. rely reusable. and excslien tea a helium blood prlu rlii can i . a ton icooihingcenp uni. D Em his lime to t s eh understandiu of .ec, uhsyph ills."of Mm“ hum?“- neaersl hiiity. hboils. ° The received “mm assignment Wmiri vita all rilret andhseorue acquaa atned with Scott ““5... whammfii w netf ammunition- Pilielievetsbsllsetwith Dr. I. melts. ”manner“ m ‘ W ' ‘ “.1” WW ‘ FRANBIS & 00., Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might 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 PRIME 0l0T|||00 86 Washington Street. in invllalion is hereby ex- tended to the people of Harwell and vicinity to inspect illll goofs. lie in not claim to give you gull iollars lorlsu-cenl pieces; but we will use! you fairly and justly. . : ...—......”- JONES 8tHOTBHKISS, PLUMBING AND HEATING. HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES at ‘03 ,WALL 8t. Bole agen'te forzthe Victor Bicycles. 1? WALL 81'. - South llorwalk. Conn.
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