, ’ we can Prove to you that our
{amplifies STOVES,
‘ The Best .Made.
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' ‘oollllrn your roll no war status.
onon POINT
South Norwalk. Conn.
are
V The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE lllllEl. FINE BATHINll HUIISES
" General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
\ pavilion daily.
: , . The excursions for this week are July 15, Second Reformed
~ _ Church; July 16th, South Second St. M. E. church; June 17, Con-
gregational church, of Norwaik; J one 18th, Uhland Lodge, F. A.
11.; July 19, Suburban-club, Harlem; July 20, De LaVergne Re-
frigerator Machine 00., firemenn of Huntington, L. i., and
Port Jeiferson excursion.
V Iloion, Point improvement Company. llwners anrl Proprietors.
J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager.
n m
ounce or TIME on smell?
The New Passenger Stea
“FAVOR!
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ililll SERVICE BETWEEN Sillllll llililiiilli illil. llEWzllillli.
, FARE-SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION;.70c.
lavas South Hawaii at 7:20 a. m.
veeBeekinan etreetmt 2:15 p. m.(Sarurdays, 1:33 p. in.) Leaves East :list stri-et. at
w p. m. (Saturdays 2:00 p. m.) .
Freight boats for Norwulk leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
mum. heaven Norwalk. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at time p. m. Freight received
mowemmrmpm.
J x SPECIAL file f6“
Pain’s Fireworks Display and Performance "last Days of Pompeii" at
PLEASURE BEACH,
' leamer “Favorite,” Saturday Ev’n’g, July 20
Leave South Norwaik, 7 p. in sharp.
Mace. Steamboat excursion tickets, 25c.
lace. 260 extra.
interning immediately after per
Admission to fireworks perform-
EXCURSION
STEAMER “EllVlllllTE.”
TO
(Bowery Buy,)
,_ "MET“ BEABH, Harlem’s Coney Island.
SUNDAY, lllll 2lst.
have South Norwalk, 10:00 a. m.; leave North Beach. 4 :00 p. m.
Sic-41cm: Entire lloonri Trip-Slic-
mmx yon—g
illithl’i $3.00 sllol
And you will see not only a
Meat and Perfect Fittlnir Shoe.
. But one in which the
, , M Iatorial is llsed.i:omhining Durability and Style
militate-tnooseamlmsminmm
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED-
Maud examinethem beforapnrchaainganyothershoa, at
. s. BROWN’S,
if 3, south Main smut. 80. “Wk.
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can... 1mm Mom in norm
and the obi—Ila. lulu! 1mm a.
mu lineman-i.
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Cnrcaoo, July 20.--Anothor appalling
crime will be laid at the door of H. H.
Holmes, the notorious insurance swindle:
and the alleged murderer of the Pitzels.
That Minnie Williams of Fort Worth,
Ten. met her death at the hands of
Holmes there is scarcely a doubt. That
she died in this city in a violent manner
has been proved almost conclusively.
Lute hurt night the police found ind
stove in the three fiery brick building at
701 Sixty-third street, which was built by
Holmes, and in which both he and the
Williams girl lived, it quantity-oi charred
bones, buttons known to have been on a
dress owned by Minnie Williams, and a
partly melted portion of n watt-h chain,
which was positively identified as having
been the property of the girl.
Mrs. l'itul' Identifies the Remains.
Tonokro, J lily 29.-~liirs. Pitzol has
identified the [unlit-riot the two children
found Monthly night in the collin- on St.
Vincent street mi those oi’ llt'l' girls Alice
and Nollie. The latter Willi identified by
hr-r hnir rind the former by it peculiarity
of thr- upper front teeth. Slu- wos not al-
lowod to see any other portioneof the bod-
lt-s. us both Wore in such on rulvnncr-d
ungr- of decolnymsition that it was thought
the rilliflik would dorunpre lit‘l’. As it was,
Mrs. Piizol broke down or :llplutoly, and
robin-d and cried throughout tho trying
ordmlnnd lolly: after priseinyr through it.
Detectives Geyor of Philndolphinond Cud-
dy of the local staff nnd the dot-tors wore
perfectly'sntisiicd with the idl-niillmtion.
The case which the Canadian authori‘
ties now have against Holmes is very colit-
pieto, and is much stronger than that
made out ugninst him at Philadelphia,
which foot lends n grunt runny here to be-
lieve that the prisoner will l-t-rtuiniy be
extradited. Surnml-d up, this is the case:
Holmes hos been traced from the U nitod
States to this city with tho vhlldron. liis
identity was established or. the Palmer
House and that of the children at the Al-
bion. ’l‘livn both murderer ond vivtiins
Wore recognized ill the Very set no of the
crime—not by our witness. but by ~l'l'i‘l'itl.
All illllln-diute motive for mniillittlilig
the lli'i'il is :llw (‘lvllrly shown. inning illil‘
to tho foot ihui Mrs, i’iiroi own in the city
and might or our time now tln- ohildl‘on
on the street. Again. llllll‘ ‘lllli'l'thl'il :i
spruh- on tho lust day ”till im- ::'ll‘l~‘ wr-ri-
bl‘i‘ll :tlll‘l' iii the vol turn or zillywht l'l‘ l-isv.
pzil'illy: us his i‘i’lisllll for (burn: -.o that ill‘
wlshvd to illuko n lull for mmw podium-s.
which stutr-nn-nt was: shown in lw puller
lily fills".
All this. iilli'l his (joint: nwuv llli' next
dny. iil'i‘ strum: ml-rolxorutivv fill-ts Willl‘ll
liolnn‘s will iilld it hard to i‘ri'fll‘i'. 'i‘ln
illldinpr oi the toy belonging to tho little
girls in tho holisv rind of their pul'tinlly
burrn-d i‘llllillilfl is also onolhor link in
lilt' i‘hnlil. /
The Inquest liogun.
The lltfyilvst on the body of Alive. lhi‘
eldest p: r1. was resumed lit the police
r-ourt. 'ill‘lllin Mollonuld. the hut who
lived with his win-tits nt in Si. Vin-writ
Hirer-t ilni'l‘ “lllllii‘fl had left the plum», was
ihr- first witness l-yruliiln-d. He told how
he hud found tho .siizlkv loi'. whit-ll ilrirold
Pirzrl “M'il to ploy with. ill n. Flill'llt‘l in n
closet in Ullt‘ of tho liodroonle of {in
house. llv illll not know wilrii lli‘l'ullh‘ of
any other of lln- :ii‘lil-lm. but izi-luusu-ol
its pol-ultru‘ily llr‘ hull lit-pi llll‘ toy.
Mrs. l’llrt-l \\'.'l.~ rho ll\‘\'l wliuiw. ll‘or
thi- ilr~i il-w illlllilliw of in r rxumlllllllon
hl-r \‘niu' multl llitl‘lll} ho liliil‘ti. but in
the inquiry Ill'lil“'i‘ili'll ll mum! ~ir‘ollyrih.
and toward the i-llm- she on» winking
ch-nrij'. .‘llv told llll‘ ~lu.'}' Hf llollnr-e‘
womb-ring. with ilu- l'llllili' ll :l~' for 1h
shi- kiln-w of tin in. of lll'i‘ now-tiny. with
llllll—‘lll I‘m-t. tlnv “holv slur)" ilmi lln~
Elm-ll inudi- [lilillli’ through ilu- prim
ili‘l' ill-wripiloll of rho uni: lil‘l \llllhl'll
of by .‘il'lhliltllil lullirdu‘lih lllzll lIlVl ll by
the liill. 5hr tllMl hllili‘ll that lln- main»
in)“ Illil llnl l'l'lllll'.’ l'l‘ilili‘illil. lull \\:i~ MW
of tho il'i-smlrm of illi‘ girl .\'vlllu-. who .11
\\'i1}'~ i‘.‘\!'i‘li il ll “llll lli‘l' in ii. \Jill'lll'i.
Thu lixu‘ltli’~ lunli‘iln: llll‘ yum-i lnor'iurn
slain-i illill. owlruz to tho ilm'riiliillwr'll (‘llll
iliiinll n: ”w lmrlim, it Wm; fl‘llllll‘i llrlpm
filllll' to llllllxi‘ :luy lll‘lllliin‘ stutrizlvnt us to
lllli'l‘liul \iolrrn'v. ’i'lw sturnm'll llzul out
yet ili'l'll :ililii} .u-ll, 'l'lll- lll'llli‘\l iln ll nil
jourlmi illilll ilw Molliilxnl tho tlllh illfii.
\Vbih- rill». inquiry wro- in l'l‘l‘;!ll -.~ on
inqiir-sl \\n~ horny: lli‘lll ill llll‘ llllll"3‘lli'lln
illi! body of illi' l'llllil .Vl'illl', .\lll‘l' lil‘iil“
iiipzmldvnw ln uhou ihnt llo body was
lilo Iliw i'l'lllmml in lilt' .‘~i. \‘iiii‘l‘lli ~ll‘i‘rt
hmiso ilu' lllqlll ~l on: .ulyonl'rml l'nl‘ olll
m-ek.
SHE GETS A STAY.
The Enrullml of Marin Iluriwri In inden-
Iiiivly I‘uai "Mini.
Nil“ Yolut, July to» Alum ll limos.
rollnsrl for Iiinrin llzirlwrl. lilo. lllml with
Worden Sum- of Sing rim: llrlsnll. tllr
t‘lllvi I'll-rhof izolwrrll M‘hhlillln nnd lhu die-
irit‘t- rli‘torlll'y :i lllllli‘l' of llplwnl from the
N'llli‘lli'l‘ nl ill'fllll,
'i'hlsnolia-onvts us ll silty, ll llulyhr
m nillél lwforo lilo courtnf oyliu-nls will
d hill the rose. run! it in lln-rvforp remain
that Hint will tlni ilr- i‘Xi‘l’llll'il in the work
beginning Aug. ill.
A Paper 'l'ruat For-mad.
CillCMio. .ilily Bli.»—»Holm- of tho inmost
paper manufacturers in t reentry. rop-
resentlnyz about throlufou is of the total
output of the rolls used in tho nompnpoi
businms. have ”01'" rlt Work m-wrnl wwits
perfm'iitiu lloirtllli of n combini- of the new
oral conumnlns ill one bit: l-orymrution. it
in prur-tlr-nlly udinittod the plan will he
carried thmnuh. The drill inVolvrm at
least $30,000,001) and posrdbly m-vvrul illil-
lions more.
Why the Mate l-‘eii "unto-rd.
HAVMEMH, Jilly L‘U.~l‘iilliillilil Lurks.
mate of ”II' iii'hmllii‘l' Emily '1'. Northern,
from Perth Amboy, fell in the river while
boarding the Vessel and was drowned. lie
had tillt'xtm'imlly met his brother. whom
he had not soon for i? yolirs, and the re-
unionynn wivbmtml with friends.
Those Intrusive Canadians.
Ellis, Pm, July till—'l‘hn Canadian pa-
trol boot Petrol seized the netnof the Sun-
dusky Fish mnlpnny within 15 miles of
Erie. The government will benppenled to.
Catholic llnnm school.
PLA‘rrsiumo. N. 7.. July 20. -— The
regular mob! oi the Catholic unm-
aisr school were held at their grounds.
’ Wilma. ream; bye - lot u our
planet to our lady readers mm of their
very nearest and oholout pattern. of
garments Full and explicit directions
for putting together the garments ac-
ccm pony each pattern
. MEG—'LADIES' HENLEY SHIRT WA!"
HINTS BY MAY MANI‘ON
This style of shirt waist with still lilul -
dervd bottom. is very fashloneble and
popular with ladies who allot-t masculine
tailor illitilP styles of tires-I. Fancy strip
ed pwroole In pill! and white is the mate
rial here delineated, the bosom. coils and
close littinz collar being made with the
«trim reversed 'l‘hls waist can he. Worn
Iilh any fashionable skirt. With or willi-
outa blazer or Eton jacket. making a
sly “ah summer toilette rur eating or adh-
vrui wear The perfect enjoyment is
rendered by shoulder and under arm
learns, an extra yore portion being stitch-
ed on the brick in pointed outline. A
double interlinioz of coarse linen
or cotton is used to give the bosom
proper stiffness, and the clrsing is
made with studs or buttons and button-
noles in centre front The shirt sleens
are of fashionable shape and width,
iinlslwd with straight cutie at the wrists,
which close at the back with the open-
ings made in the sleeves and llhlant’d
With laps. A tape is inserted in ii casing
at the waistline. to draw the fullness to
the centre bar-3, ihe lower edges being
worn under the skirt. Shirts in this style
can be made from linen or notion duclr,
Madras. pique, gran-s Carl"), conduit: or
tiegnam.
The quantity of filioln. wi-lr- material
it «ruled in main- liw Henley shirt water.
for A lady buvmu n 3;! to. breast measure
w 3} yards: Mr 331'”. a 2-2. 35 Yards; for n
ill-lo. rim-“3} yards, and Hill size, 4
yards.
The pattern. which is No. (”‘56. and
route twenty-live rents. ls‘ out in six
sizes. for 32-in.. ill-:n., ZlG-iu , Sirloin, 40m.
and 42in breast measure.
. EVENING 8EliTlllEL GOUPDN
IESTITLING ro ext: PATTERN ANY
SIZE. or so. so».
(for this out. till in your name and address
and mail or Lake to
Stortelanl's Bargain House.
NAME“
AllilirEsH
i‘A‘l‘i‘EliN No. 0480. Sill-1..
This coupon and ii! out. will secure above
pattern at Srurievniit’s. North Main and
Mm utrnpru, Sumo Var-walk
”LN
Convict Farming.
Warden Womibrniire of the state prin-
mn lfli'itliilUi'llilfl some quite t'XivnsiW‘
binning oporntionsihlsunr. Not only
lwwp‘ene been Hillflliltml for n large
ston- home. but Warden Woodhridgn is
rowing most of the vrgvtablls. Front
rhu- pr-mntouilmk for a good crop he
till have :lilllll llllHili’lrl of pointers
Willi‘h aim.» mil rill?" the state many
dollars iltlwr vegetablre br‘uilltli pola-
llll‘ri lilol living mired. A crop oi illll)
bushels of turnip-l is expected. not to
lilenllon ill-l bushels of onions. about an
equilqlllinrity of [Nil-illipi and l'irrote
out a large number of millilitres. The
Women has n gum: of from tlftvl-n m
twonlyliw convicts constantly i‘ill
[thin-rt.
Its flavor
is peculiar
to itself.
.. ‘ _
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None other
equals it.
Consumers
say, “it’s
the only
kind worth
using.”
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no. unintentional;
iiil sum up llllllSE norm ,
Ocean Steamship Tickets and liter!
.3 Drum was: Negotiated and
Stocks sold Oliceb Ballrmul I’ll”.
out to Pour oiilee. sleuth manner.
Notary Public. Acknuwlmlmeau
taken.
stay in your city. Consult at ones and
have your S B W
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Eyes Examlned Free .
Sight is priceless. Once lost. never re- C‘RPENIER Mill Emmi“,
turns. Don’t delay, but consult at once
so. so WALL Sl‘REEl‘. «33°55 wnliii'fiig‘ '2l'2.§.tat°’2l::.i’7‘e
Opposite P- 0.. - - N‘Kilk' é‘figégdi‘ft‘i'ém‘iiil’b‘ltmi‘ibwhi 313'?
Beautifulm
Bicycles
Bicycle beauty comes
from graceful lines and
fine finish, in which points
Columbia bicycles excel.
But there is more than.
mere looks to recommend
a Columbia. Back of the
handsome design and elegant
finish is a sterling quality
that over the roughest
road and the longest
journey will carry the
rider with safety and soils-
faction.
do
an ICU 5703.0
Boston.
New Vorlt.
Chicago.
San Francisco.
Providence,
Buffalo.
55nd tzro 2‘5;er Stamps for a
Columbia Catalogue; free if
you all at a Columbia Jgtmy.
AGENTS Willi i'illiCMHIA ANT) HrililTFORD
c FORD SEElEY CYBlE CU. Hilfit'brih‘, Nt‘)iiWAl.K.(‘ .
Investments.
no lllllls sm... .
iir'liil'lliilt: pi‘Orilt'li?) ui‘l nm‘aenmnv rh-ll. but nowherv mm they maki- no mur-h within a \
short “H“! “=9 l‘.\ l-Ul‘ 're-«illl inoculation in iiruill. Provision-1 and Slot-k. l
8m 00 Hill Eliilli DOLLAR lNVE8TEil can he made by our_
. Systematic Plan of Speculation
oriulrmiwi by nu. .\ll "lll‘i‘r‘fif‘flll snm'niniors oil-rote on a r'egulnr epic-m. ‘
()N
ll l~ u um: known but llml then- urethonviridnof nn-n in all parts of the l'llitwl States
elm. ll) i-y-lo-nml‘nv trolling: through ('hiv'wo lll’i‘lki-l‘u. moire largo alumni-l every year. runs:-
in: from u lt‘“ ilioumnd dollars ior rlio- man Who innw'a n hundred or two llllnlli't'll doll-ire up
to Shunt! m Sim," ll of ill‘li‘l‘ by illllrii', \\'l|'l invest it low thousand.
ll i~- ole \ it {not tlmr rhow who lnzilu- ibe litrm'nl nrotlts from l-tmpltmlively smell invent-
nlolil~ on llm plan or» pen-om who liw away from i‘itlmgo and inve-i through brain-re who
tliorutlulily understand 9‘\Hlvlliltllf‘ trailing.
“lil‘ ililiil lliil'?\ nor rte-k lhi‘ wholl- mnount invested on My trade. but mvers li’llll sides. so
that whether the iuurlu-i riw-l or fltlfs ii bruins li. Mendy proili that Illlt‘sl up enormously in ii.
phlil'i lllil".
WHITE Wilt (‘UNVIHKYING ”more. nlwour Manual on Hil'i‘flflfllfil speculation rind
our itiily Morin-l lit-port. full of runner llnililln.r p Jitters. ALI. FREE. Ullf' Mlllilml eti-
plhllw margin il‘,t‘llil~.’ lilll)‘. Highest rei‘erenvw- in i‘t-glll'il to our l-turi'lln; :tn-i «zit-wen.
For luriln l' llilllilliill ion addruwn
TH OM AS & CO . Bankers and Brokers.
24l-242 iiialto Building, illlllililli, lit.
*5”
BEFRES ”ENG ! What is more refreshing lifter a hard day‘s work,
be it of brain or body, than a cup of until) Tl-IA with your supper, or what gives
the stamina for the arduous duties of the day like a good strong cup of delicious
collar» '1 Life would be a burden Without these gifts of nature. Do we say gifts,
Well almost a gift at these prices, considering our inducements.
Best ()olong or Mixed.
l\‘l.'l *i'll
one per pound.
Choice Union: or Mixed, 7,03 u u
Fine Oolong or Mixed, 40c u o
With a large assortment of presents.
Best Mocha Jove Coffee, 35c W wand.
Beet JIVI Coffee, 320 u to
Best Maricaibo Cellos, 300 i. n
8?“ Rio COR“, 230 u u
Perfection Combination Coffee, 250 n i.
All other goods are absolutely pure, wholesome and nutritious. To be had
only at
THE NEW lllllli STilIiES,
33 Main Street.
Kermit.
Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
PILLS
*mamfi 'lli
cereal ‘ "nor as under-g. Shea-egg
tflaemflea "5% one
mwmrmfim?
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Norwalk Chronicler