Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 19, 1895 · page 6

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,We can Provetoyouthatonr-
Luna awovnzn
‘ ‘The Best Made.

H & VAN SCOY,

INTI IIIIM III) IEST STREET S

are

General Attractions.

‘ I livery facility for providing for large excursions.

First class accommodations for boarders.

Prof. Binythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing

p The excursions for this week are July 15, Second Reformed
church; July 16th, South Second St. M. E. church; June 17, Con-

church, of Norwalk; June 18th, Uhland Lodge, F. A.

1. July 10, Suburban club, Harlem; July 20, De LaVergne Re-

friguator Machine 00., firemenn of Huntington, L. I., and
orthflerson excursion

Intel Point Improvement tnmpany. Owners and Proprietors.
‘ J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager.

Sll'INiiE 0F TIME 0N SATllllllAYS.

The New Passenger Steamer.

"FAVORITE

 

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ililli SEIliltE lilTllEEli SilIlTil lltliiiiilll Mill Hill ..ll)ii|i
FARE-SINGLE, 40c, EXCURSION,.70c.

South elk Maia.
mkfifimb‘atz:ltmp.m. (Saturdays. 1:35 p. m.) haves East Illst street. at

unmanurdanm In.)
' . M . Wed cod and Friday at
[right boats for lllkd'orevalk leave New iork ouday n “Freight v ed

m... Marcello" Tuesday. Thursday and saturdar at 5:00 p. m.
tutu. woman.

SPECIAL TRIP TO

“MW: Eireenris Display and Performance "last Days of Pompeii" at

PLEASURE BEACH,
Steamer “Favorite,” Saturday Ev’n’g, July 20

In” South Norwalk, 7 p.m . meharp. Returning immediately after per-
”- Steamboat excursion tickets. 250. Admission to fireworks perform»

STEAMER fr‘FliVililllE.”
I0liTi| BEAGH .I...I::::::.f:n...
SliNillY, illii list.

have loath Norwalk, 10 :00 a. "mu leave North Beach. 4:00 p In.
Sic—Tickets Entire iiouml Trip—50c-

mflx Iona—Ind .

«IIIIIIIII's $3.00 Sllfli

Audyou willseenotoniya
Meat and Perfect/Fitting Shoe.
I . But one in which the

test Iateriai is llssd. Combining Durability and Style
'I'I. Iaflugittbehatthooseamlaesfihoein the market.

EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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, ists and Conservative newspapers.

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There wasslnil at night in the election
returns. as most of the polls in the coun-
ties will not be announced until later.
The Conservatives, with ll seats won,
have now secured a net gain of 55 seats,
giving a majority 01 82 in the new house
or commons. \

What returns have been received from
the counties indicate that they are 101m-
ins the lead 01 the boroughs, and‘there is
every prospect that the government will
have a majority of at least 100. The Union-
ists have gained three seats in Wales.
There was a rumor current that there
had been a recount in West Leeds, giving
Colonel North a majority oVer Right lion.
Herbert Gladstone. The rumor was, how-
ever, unconfirmed.

Among those rc-clcctcd were Sir H.
Cnmpbcll-Bannerman, sccrcuiry of state
for war in Lord Rosobery's cabinet, the '
resolution to reduce whose salary precipi-
tntcd the downfall of the government; ’1‘.
P. O'Connor, Baron H. dc Worms and W.
H. Long.

Tin-r0 was a riotous scene in Newcastle '
last night. Crowds disappointed at tho I
rejection of the Right Hon. John .I i lay ‘
paraded the streets and stonI-d th‘ I-
dows of the houses of prominI-nt Un II;-

 

 

mob also attai'kcd persons WI" Iring Union- I
ist favors. The police Wii‘t‘ obliged to
charge repeatedly and to nat- their clubs. l
The mounted police are IiUW patrolling
the main streets.

The Chronicle (Lila-ml) declares that
Mr. Morley was tlIIfcutcd owing to the
treachery of the PnrnoliltoI-I, who support-
ed his opponent, Mr. Crudas. "To do
scribe such conduct as base ingrntitudc,“
The Chronicle odds, “would be u more
commonplace. What is for worse is that it '
denotes an incapacity for political action
which, if we believed to be universal in
Ireland, Would loud us to despair oi any
genuine political improvement there. "

SEVEN MEN BURIED.

‘I’wo Were Killed, 'l'wo Fatally Injured and
Three fillghtly lltsrt.
NEWARK, N. .T., July ill—Two men
wuro killed, two totally injured and three
seriously injured by tho roving in of n
scwrr trI-nch in Harrison. liudson county,
across tho rivcr from this city. The (It‘l'lr
dent.- occurred on JI-rsvy stroI-t. betwocn ,
‘ourth und lI'it’IlI Sil‘ci_'l.~'. 'l‘lII- kiliI-Ii nrc: ‘
Anthony Ryun. :50 your: old. of l0 Bow-
ery Htl‘i‘l'l, Newark. rind George Villrulnc,
3!; your old, of Ii:i iiivcr sIrI-ot. Newark.
'l‘hoso futnlly ithIIrI-Il :m- l‘ldwurd lion-
ody, to years old. of ill Monrm- strI-vt,
Ncwnrk. and James Moll-mum, lib, oi
Philmorr rind Market strIII-ts. NI-wurk.
The otlII-rs injured Wi‘l‘i‘ Thomas Iircn- l
non oi H Wall strI-ot, Nt-wurk; i‘ornolius
M. Engrcnc oi Rnilroud uvcuuc. Harrison,
and an unknown mun.
Contractors Thomas J. Begun & Co.
had chnryzo of the work of building the
sewer. and owing rouu “(Tlilt‘lli that III»
curred at the some place inst “'i‘i‘k had
been notified by the policc to how thII
earth properly shored up. It is claimed
that this was not llUllt‘, with tho result of
the cave in. The trench mos Tt'il {not drop
by four iIIIIt Wide. and the I‘l'aall come
without the slightest wurning.
’l‘cn men WI-rc or. work at the time, but
flirt-II minnow-d to nnrluI their I-scnyw. The
others Wen- l'lllllpli'il'ly buried under a
mass of mirth. An uiurm was given, and
soon police and those living in tho- vicinity
were at work trying to libcruto the In
tomhcd rncu. 'l‘hI- vvork of rescue was
slow on account of tho danger of It further
cave in, and it was hnlf an hour belon-
tho first of the urIfortunIItI-s was matched.
He was Thomas lirvunun. und beside him
was Engrcnn.

 

Marshal ('ampoa .‘IP'EI \Vitle a ltevnrse.
mem‘. .luly ill.—-.-\ dispatch to The
Times from linvunu says that it is oili-
rinlly nnnounvI-d thorothut wiIilIv Marshal
Martini-z do Ulillllms was mun-hing from
gonmnillu to linynmo. um'untpnnicd by
oucrul finntocildcs nnd nu escort of 200
troops. the insurgents attacked his col-
umn. killing liI-III-rul SuntmIildvs and two
oillccrs 'l‘iIcroWI-ro also ollnIr Spanish
cammitics. Marshal dI- i‘nmyms, with tho
rcnmirIdI-r oi his {on-v. broko through the
insurgents and rI-ut-hcd iiuyumo.

A Lynching In Mississippi.
SCIIA‘STIIX. bllfii" July ill,~«—.\ndrow
Thonum. vulorml. who rwontiy criminnlly
Manlliiwl Mrs. Vice, on In-Itirnublo old
lady. need To. lit'ili‘ Moe». Point, was
lynched lii'l'i'. 'l‘lII' ill‘lllll" Q” his IIr'lmiI
Wcrt- shockingly brutal. ’i‘hotutw won or-
rr-stI-d mum duys turn at Mobile. but was
iii-pt. thorn to "How llll' i‘Xl'lli'liIl‘Tll to sub-
aido. “i‘ won brought to Scranton. whore
he was tukvn from the Illlli'l‘l‘w by Ii mob
and lynched.

Injury to the [Irinamm Serious.

Now Losoox. I'IIIIII., .luly lllr—r.‘ mire
iui examination of tin- {Illfllllt'ri or tho tor-
pfllo hoot hiricsson about-I that tho dnmogo
dono to tho stnrbourd IIIIgiIII- is Hu scrim!»
that it will delay Eili‘llll‘t‘ IittI-myrts lit a
trial oi the bout III least six “'i‘l'liyxtli' more.
Tho injured llii'il IIrII prongvsslIIg furor
ably, although fitriusky llllil Ml'l’Wlll urn
not considered out of dutigor.

A Ilnlldiseg collapsed.

”ALLAH July iii. m'l‘ho Thompson build-
ing, that lIllnisIrI-I-t which has been un»
rim-going repairs, Ml in, compiotcly do~
moliehlng the unfinished Work and bury-
ing a number of thoworkIm-n beneath
the debris. Four were sorioiody hurt.

(lines Manntnbturers' convention.
ATIIANTIU (5 HT, July to. ~The Ameri-
can Association of Flint nnd Limo Glass
Manufacturers. which includes in its mem-
bership all the largo mnnuhu'turvrs oi the
eastern states, is'gnn its normal Ionven-
lion hero. n"-..

flu. linlvey’a Trial lhsy let.

Monument. Mu. .. July ill. ——'l’ho pro
iiminsry trial (if hire. Spin-y. charged
with polaouing her husband for tho insur.
me on his lilo, has been not for Tuesday
nut.

Ir. W Ins .IS. on"... Fishing.
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tiilclnlly in all shades. mm

The rose in particular is subject to
marvelous liberties. She blossoms in pur-

 

(ilf'l‘ 0F DOOR GOWN.
‘ pic and Tillii‘, and llt'l‘ lovvly blush of rod is

tonnd to suit tho IIIoIlIIrn Phlllstlno. Sho'
is also gurimd incrvpon silk, and, in short,
is subject to artistic trnvcstiI-s all round.
Tho poppy is also now in every color and
in cropon too. Tho orchid lilo-wist- suffers
the l-iiillltl tIII-zitnwnt. No lurinnlonl spccl-
mcn escapes alterations and improvement
at tho hnruln oi mun, and tho llilll'l‘ it do
ports from its IIntumlconditlon tho more
inuhionnlihv it appears to lli'.

It is a mum” ugv. lioth huts and bon-
ncts nro ill'liilllii'llit‘il with II vuricty of or-
nnnicntni plus. some with enormous hands,
in runny ill‘Yli'l'F. from thnt oi Is gargoyle
to n IIII-dluIvul suint's: bond. Those in
lI'nInclI presto :IrII tho pro-ttlIIst. terul nown-
(1::er such illinlt' l,~' irwxprnnivc, thanks to
commercial rivalry. llIIIIkhII-I. buttons,
links lillil various liriiitlllt'llifl are all at n
ilyruru that almost any illll' I-nn compass.

Straw is ill" fuvorml IIIIItcrhil for huts
uutl honours. it is Ill'lllllli'l‘il in nil (in-
Etialllfilltililt'lllils. lIIItlIIr}IIllIIi\'. lulmt'. (Inp-
per and it curious abode of rod. 'i'hv plnit
is in mun}: III signs, some showing I ”pillo-
i‘l‘;i'l’i“1'l'l"‘l’~ find your “‘Ill‘hi'll with E'ft"
pnnml strand». it is .ililil that QIIIv-III Vic-
lili’lil ls- VIII‘)’ TIIlHl Ill" straw plulilltg. “‘lilt'll
is now hm main: ii branch of tho grout ill"
[lill'llili‘lll III’ tom 5’ work. it more uwiul
nnd [ll'Iil‘lli'lll' ltl‘illlt'll tlmu runny that
IIIiI:iIt. llt' lilillli‘zl.

’ 'lII- illustration I~lIIIw~I a gown «If lII-igI-
III-upon. 'l'iII- guill‘l skirt, forms It
’l‘lii‘ liililli'l‘ litifi
usirniiur pluit failing in u slight hiouw.
Tho lIIzlt, nod draped mllnr mo of lII-yzonln
green vI-lw-t, tho luttcr ndornml with two
cluster».- nf Russian \‘iIIlI-ih. Tl"? Klimt
alcoves are plain. .\ whiti- Loni-I Seize
ilchn of phase moussvlinu do solo ll'llllllli'il
with white loco covers the shoulders. The
loquc oi bcigu straw is trimuml with be-
gonln ngII-n ribbon and violets
Jl‘DlC Comm-".1.

There is great danger in neglecting
colic, cholera and eimlar complaints.
An absolutely prompt and sale cure is
found in DeWItt's Colic and Cholera
Cure. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stillson.

 

To make your business pay, good
health is a prime lector. To secure
good health, the blood should be kept
pure and vigorous by Fthe use of Ayer's
Sarsnpriila When the viral fluid is im—
pure and sluguisb, there can be neither
health. strength nor ambition

Travelers iiud a safe companion in De-
Wirt's Colic and Cholers Cure A
change in drinking Illll'l’ and in diet
often cause severe and dangerous com-
plninrs. This medicine always cores
them. [I]. P. Weed and (i. C Stillsou.

llyon would have an abundance of
dark,giossy hair. it you would have a
when FC-tlp, the Train dandruli and irri-
tating humors. or it your hair is faded
and gray.and you would have its nat-
ural color restored, use Ayer's Hair
“gun in is unquestionably the best
dressing.

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friends
always
cling to it
because
B. L.
Tobacco
givesthe best
satisfaction. ye,
It has the ‘ 1/...
finest flavor
and is made
from the
choicest leaf-

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Here UntIIJuIy 20th
NOTICE.

Parties who have purchased

laces trout
dters using my name or c

min; to

return 0 o. 50 Wal lstreet. Nor.

are herey ”Sines that ”wannabe” beendeai:

lnfwwgth rauds. UGHIS.
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JACOB M. L'AY'I'ON

Fire, lite and incident lnsurasa
liEil ESTATE illil liliilSE itiEllT

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1, .0eeaa Steamship Tickets and Sterl

l. ilrsits, [loses egotiated and

Stocks Sold. (tiles 5 Railroad Place,

inert to Post once. South NorwaikJn. .

Notary Public. Acknowledgment
skea.

S. B. WILSON
crnrrnrrn iIIII runner,

omceflWallatreet; shop No. BCroeestreet.
Somalia Estimates cheerfully given for
large or small buildings. Jobbing of 0
description promptly attendedto. All Ivor
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Blfl PNNHTS Small Investments.

Returning prosperity will make many rich, but. nowhere can they make so much within a
short time as by succeesrui Smulation in Grain. Provisions and Stock.

3m 0" run nun noun "NESTED can be made by our
Systematic Plan of Speculation

mlclnuII-rl by us. All eucceis'ul speculators operate on n regular s-y stern.

It lsu well knowntsctthnt there amnion-sentient rm- I In all part» of the Unit (1 States
IIlIn. by systematic rradinzthrmgh i bit ago brokers. make largo aranuIts et'ery year. rang-
ing from a low thousand dollars tor the man who loves a a h zudred or rm; hundre1 dollars up
to 3'1‘ Hill to Skillet) or more by those who invest a few thousand.

it is his I a fact that those who make the largest pronto lrIII n (I Itnparutlvely runll invest-
ment: on rhi- plan are persons who live away from Chicago and love 1 through broaers who
thoroughly ur Ilerpland sa’nttrnatir‘ trading.

”or roan does not rir illn whole amount inverted o l II. y tradi. but, (overs lnih sides. so
that. n lwtoer the market ri‘e's or tails it lmngs fl sretidy prulll llml piles up enormously in a
snort t In ..

WRITE VIII! CONVIRCING I’Bt‘ml'fi, al-Io our \l InuaInn successful succulutlon and
our Daily Marker Report i ii of mouev making p inter-II. ALI. result. Our “annual ex—
plains margin tradinr tuily. Highest. references in regard to our standing and success.

leor further information nitrite-:93

THOM AS & CO. . Bankers and Brokers.
24I-242 liialto Building, eIIIeean. Iu.

jt‘lfi 0m

“ E F R E 8 “lug ! What is more refreshing alter a hard day's work,

be it of brain or body, than a cup 0! GOOD TEA with your supper, or what gives
the stamina for the arduous duties oi the day like a good strong cup of delicious
coffee? Lite would be a burden without these gifts of nature. Do we say gifts,
well almost a gilt at these prices, considering our inducements.

 

Best Oolong or Mixed. 60: per pound.
Choice Oolong 0r Mixed, 50c “ “
Fine Oblong or Mixed, '40c “ “
With a large assortment 01' presents.

Beet Mocha Java Carlee, 35c per pound.
Beet Java Cuties, 32c “ "
Best Maricaibo Cofiee, 300 " “ I
Best Rio Codes, 283 " “
Perfection Combination Come, 25c II II

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All other goods are absolume pure, wholesome and nutritious. To be bid
only or '

Till NEW lilllll STllliES,

33 Main Street.
Norwalk.

Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.

‘—

DR. MOTT’S The only safe, aura

reliable Female

ever oflered to Ladies,

especially recommendp
I ed. to married' adieu.

Ask for DI. tantrum human and take no other.
H'Send {or circular. Price $1.00 per box. 6 boxes for $5.00
'DR. MO’I‘T’H t. HE‘IICAL (1).. ( 'im uiund. ' em. .,

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. Every pipe is a pipe of peace ii' filled with Lorillard’s ROSE LEAF CUT g;
PLUG. There are elements in this great tobacco that put a tobacco lover in I34“
good humor at once-put him on good terms with himself and his enemies. fill;
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