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prenuptial for Infants “debil-
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Mine nor other larcctic sub-
mullahunleesnbat‘itntefor
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Jalclatorml. It iepleaaant. Its
flat-antes is thirty years’ use by
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, For More and Children.
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Donotbeimpoeednpon,butlnaietnpon
ligature of
is on the
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ham-m tbepubiic at all hazards.
rm Cannon Column? Murray st..l¢.‘l'.
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‘ since on court LOSE courses
Your diaeaeela not incurable becauu your
Maiden has ven you up, and you have not
received nunl lit from the medicine you
not an reason you cannot be
, e can posdively care all kinds of
Convnlsion or Spasmotic. WI
3 A POSITIVI AND PERM
.nmrr can: no ALI. OASIS. We have
III-l y cause of lo atalnding,
r re.
back our guarantee with an c or otclioo
he cannot c re. at t
Iguana, mural-bed" on aplllicatlon‘.hm
1 qt. bottle. ace. 2 on. Cam.
Am uproar.
Water
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Wand % Boston. Mass
1*. Theyare entirely safe and can
.3“, barelled upon for speedy relief. We
to hear of a case where they have
we the desired result. A box
on hand at all times mmvide
.. entlal.
securely seal-
mere MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water Sta. Boston. Mass.
nfl ly
3am——
NEW LINE or
Baby carriages AeTml Refrigerators
Raymond 8: Sons.
Sueoeeeon to George H. Remand.
Furniture Dealers and General l-‘aaeral
1 Directors.
“and d. lain Street, Kermit, 0t.
flatulence. 8 Berkeley Place.
Telephone, 77-6.
r. SCHllllllll. Mill:
155; n. nun 8L. so. llllllllllll.
1 Pro u or Limited to Diseases of Women
o . “hoara. Mondaysand Thursdays. 3 to
‘ all 1
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n cream
"Elm lilsumcl company,
of Hartford.
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5053lffls.
, (height ofl Norwalh islands.
{ leaveyourorders and have them
) delivered in Norwalh every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival at
evcydeyNegetahlee from Green’s
Permeevery male». The finest
amortmentof
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a... They rm‘ so.» um...
. Sumner Ream
WAB A SHORT STEP P301! 31.001133!
Loreen y eo.-~H. more Bernard.
the author, who is rt‘sxiingin the (low
i mvati e' low for fleet Norfolk, has
made I election tour in a fonrhorse
drag and has been roughy trsewd, mud
and steam being throtvn in someones.
Near Ladham one oil the party. Miss Hart-
cup, had her head out by Ilylng missile.
At Stallion: tho pom was obllgodto
more good things with
John and Peter n... no. Glen 1...... on
mercies and Want to Work as Waiters In
great damage and causing iossof lifo. The
a Restaurant-whale Pepe “conveyed
Then: and Took Them Home In arms.
NEW Bocunus, N. Y., July 20.-'l‘wo
Chicago girls who have been masquerad-
wm-o discovered by their father in an un-
expected and dramatic manner. A Week
ago what appeared to be two nicely dressed
young fellows appeared in this place on
bicycles. They crossed the ferry to Glen
were college students from Pennsylvania
and wished to we the summer attho is-
land. To all appearances they were good,
honest young men, with opcn. frank coun-
tcnauccs and pleasing munnors.
They said they wuro John and Peter
Carlston, 'brothors, 20 and 19 years old.
Both wore glasses and Worn of light build.
They were of dark complexion and bad
short, black hair.
The eldest ono, John. was engaged as a
waiter in the cafe. Ho rofuscd, however,
to take tho position unless his brother
was engaged also, 'l'hlswus done, and a
room was assigned to thcmovcr the bath-
ing pavilion.
The Cnrlston ”lmys" were not popular
with tho other employees. They kcpttoo
much to themselvos, and when invited
one day to enter a swimming contest they
declined, saying that they abhorrod water
except to wash in. Moreover, they did not
smoke, and that was a point ngbinst them.
The older Carleton yd not make a goml
waiter, and somctimcl nearly lost his job,
but he always boggml hard for another
chance and promiscd to do better. He was
a handsome “boy" and was well liked by
the managers.
flow Papa Discovered Them.
Yesterday an elderly man occupicd a te—
ble nlono in the cafe. Ho was in a hurry,
and the bond waiter instructed Curlston
to fetch his dinner to him. A moment lat~
er there was a crash and arscromn. “.lohn‘ ’
had dropped the tray at the old man's
in the direction of the aquarium. The
head waiter was profuse in his owloglcs.
Ho would discharge the man at once.
”Man!" exclaimed thuold gentleman“
with a flushed face, “Shc's no man. She’s
.my daughter Matilda! Where is her sis-
tor?”
The waiter know of no sister, but did
know of a brother, .nd doscriiwd him.
“That‘s hcr, sure, " said the man with
the flushed face.
Then they hogan a scorch, and “Pl-tor"
and “John‘ were discoverod in their nmm
locked in each other's anus, sobbing hit-
terly. _
The elderly man cxplnincd that ho was
Henry Carleton, and that he lived in ('hi-
cago on Wost Luke street, near Oak park.
“I am cmployod in tho auditor's do-
partmcnt of tho Chicago and Northwmt-
era railroad," be solid. “Those arc my
daughters. Tho one who has assumcd tho
numo of John is Matilda, 2t) yours old,
and tho one you cull PUlt'l' is liurrict,
aged 18. "'
They Began With Bloomers.
“I lay this to tho liicyrh- cmzc," ho mn-
tinuwl. “Both girls insisted on having
bicyclca, and thou got to blmmn-rs. Final-
ly thcy hm‘o adopml mulo attire vntin-ly.
A month or six wvcks ago they left homo,
intending to visit n-lntivos in Providence,
Thoy wont tlwrc and loft l’rovidom'c on
July :3, saying thnvy wrrv going straight
home. We rocvivod St'VI'rlll lotto-rs from
them, tho last being from New York. in
this ll'llt‘l‘ Tillie lVI‘lllt,‘ llllil lhoy Wl-i'l- my;
lnp; to llt' away all summer and wouldro-
turn to ('hivugo in tho full. Shc said they
Won- all right and \Vl'rl‘ having it good
limo. ln om- portion of hvr lotto-r Hlio ro~
fern-(l to tho lwulltil's of (ill-ii island.
“l dm'idl'tl to mum on to Now York and
hunt thvm up. i arrived in the city on
Tlll'rdlil)‘. and failing to liml tin-m uf'n-r n
twu dnys' search I made up my mind that
Ilwy had got situations a“ Walton a! a
summer “new”, for thvy had door so a
year ago, going on an mmpmlo similar to
this. licmmnlwring what was said about
Glcn island in 'l'illio's lottor, l doridod to
come hero. Win-n i urriwd, l imuh- inquir-
ies and learned that two bicycle riders
were cmployl-d hero. Then I wont into
the chic and saw Tillio when she came in
with the stool: I oniorcd. lint thoy are
good girls, nevertheless, and know how to
take cure of thornsvlvcs. Thank God, no
harm has befoilcn them." ‘
When darkncss not in, ”John" and “Pev
tor" appeared in dreosus, thcir father hav-
lng sent for their trunk. which was in
New York. Hohnd received tho trunk
from Providence on Wednesday. The three
left (lion island on Thursday night and
remained in New York city until yostcr.
day, when they took a train for Chicago.
A full report of the matter was forward
ed to Chief Clerk Graham, in charge of
tho Starla transportation oillco at the foot
of Cortlandt strcrt, With it came a statc~
ment to thoeffcot that them was a weekfs
salary duo John and Peter, which they
feltot to mllcct.
Imprisoned Miners Rescued.
loos MOUNTAlli, Mich, July 20.—-Hun-
drcdo of people surrounded the shaft of
tho Pcwahlc mine when the rescuing party
penetrated tho fullon melt and reached the
chamber where nino men had been impris-
oned since 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon.
The men were all - alive and unhurt, but
they looked tho worse for theirczpericnee.
as they hail bud no drinking water and
nothing to out. They had drilled into the
fallen rock from their side 20 foot.
Cyclone In Michigan.
81'. CLAIR, Mich, Jnly uo.-A disas-
trous cyclone swept over St. Clair, doing
steam barge Maryland was carried broad-
side before the wind and was stranded on
the Canadian bank of the river. Ernest
Mack's house was badly wrecked and an
infant child killed by the flying timbers.
Trees were twisted off close to the ground,
chimneys were blown down and windows
demolished.
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nail- wine. the right.
Dante. Jul 20.«-0ne of the has“
meetings over hold in Dallas assembl oi
the Lgmmcrclsil clubhouse it‘ll" the pur-
pose pmteet ng against e
mi of the Carmelituiuimons.
hon L|gallon to Galveston. The
ing as men at New Rochelle fora wool: .
island and applied for work, saying they .
feet, and was running as fast as he could I
take refuge in a hotel, which was besieged.
Tho police were dispatched to tho rescue.
From North Walshnm, Norwich and Yar-
B. RIDER llMiGARD.
mouth the situation of the party increased
in gravity, and at midnight last night tho
mounted police Won: summoned.
Tho elections, so far as they have been
declared, icovc the state of parties as fol-
lows:
Consorvatives ............................. Z4
Unionists . . . . . . ................... 46
Total ....................................... 820
Liberals .................... Bil
McCarthyitcu .............. 44
Purm-llitcs. .. . ti
Laban-n... ........ . ........ 2
Total opposition ........................... 138
The not l’nionlst gulp up to (into is '55.
THE HENRY TRIAL.
“'llllam, the Bad Son, line a Hearing In Po-
lice (Iourt. .
Romany, July zit—William Henry,
charm-d with tho murder of his father,
was arraigned in tho Myrtlnm'onue police
court before Justice ilaggorty. As at the
previous hcnringon Monday lost, the court
room was crowded with spcctutors and
witnesses. Tho prisoner sat facing tho
witness chair and his brother \l‘ultcr, who,
with Mr. Morrison Hoyt, was present.
The first witncss called was Policomnn
Wright of tho De Kalb avenue, police sta-
tion. Ills testimonymum-rim! the shirt
which was taken from the prisoner and
which is said to ham.- bud several small
spots of blood upon it. l’ollconmn Wright
fins followed by Policv .lustic-o llurrlmau
of the Gates avenue mmrt.
Judge Harrinmn sold that on Woducs-
dnyprmu‘dlng tho murdor the p lsmucr.
urcoiiipunlcd by his mollu-r, (zillyl at his
Ollli't‘. to consult him in regard, 0 having
his inthvr dcclurml insane. William and
his mother thought that tho old man
should he ndjudgod insani- and placed in
an asylum. "i‘hc witness said llmt ncithvr
William nor his mother spoke in honor
about Mr. ill-my. The only thing William
wanted was that hi.- iuthor should ho mudo
to support Mrs. llonry,
Judgo llurrimon z-uid that ho advim-d
Mrs. iirnry to bring on action for limited
divorce. Slu- Wm not incline-d to do that
Charles H. Mortimul, u clork in Smith
8: Mt'Nvll'a‘ lilill'l, Now York city, instilled
to William's siopplngn‘t tllu lmiol on Sun-
day night priwding llu- numb-r.
Dctoctivn- l)t'll'lllllll}'.i\'lln llil-l Im-n work-
lug on tho also all along, govt: tho some
tcstimony on tho stand u-a given before
the mrmwr's jury. and coma-mod tho
search of tho Henry homo, tho finding of
tho hatchet, l-tc. ’i'l'u- Ill-tiring was ad-
jourtu-d unlil 'l'hurnduy nun.
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Louisville ....... i 0 l (l o u v‘, 0 0.. 3
New York ....... x 0 5i o l o 1 o :i—lo
At Clt‘thlilllll—
Clcvoluml.... 2 i o :l o o o 0 '-~ ii
Brooklyn ........ :i o o u o o o l I)—- i
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Chicago .......... i o o o 1 o o i 0- 3
Boston ........... l)()ll1:.’200‘—5
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burg ........ 021000000—8
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Pittsburg ....... o 1 o o o :3 l 0 l-— 5
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Cincinnati ...... 0 0 o o l o 0 o 0- 1
Baltimore....,.. 0 o o o l l 0 o '-- 3
At St. Ilouis-
St. Louis ........ o o o o r. o 0% 2—43
Washington ..... 00020:!000—4
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Scranton ........ o o o r. o o o 0 0—-- b
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Providcnco ................ o o o o 2 o... 2
Toronto .................... .000 000—0
At fiyraousc—
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Buffalo........... 1 ii 1 0 0 0 0 0 l- 6
Shot a Poatoillce llurglar.
LAKE CITY, Fla. July 20.-—-Burglars
broke into thcpostoilloo at Watcrtown and
blew open the safe. Fifty dollars in stamps
were taken. A negro was seen with an
incriminating package, and when ordcgod
tosurrcndcr shot at tho charm and run.
The sheriff fired, bringing the man down.
He was taken to Jail.
Valid-lien: at a Colliery.
Beaumont, Pa, July 20.-—-Thc arteslan
well at tho Midvalley colllcry was ruined
bynnknown persons, who plugged it with
stones and iron. The well cost $4,000 to
drive. A dam atths some mine was cmpo
tied by presumably the some persons, and
it is thought the colllcry will have to be
shut dowa.
lane-e city Ite- Oo last.
Kama cm, July 20.41:: response to
an infliction extended by the Kansas City
Times prominent representatives of hurt
neee and commercial interests left this
city lestnigbt on a triptotbe manufac-
llew W"
tnringtowneol
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lawman-ems...
Marianas.
WHEATLET
than with ‘ f '
any other
cereal food.
TRY IT.
Directions for Wheeilet Cake.
One and oncvlull cups dry Worn:
my, one (up sweet milk, two eggs, one
tablespooniul sugar, two tableatxumiula
butter, two teas nfuls baking powder,
pinch of salt. ': thirty minutes in a
quick oven.
Sold in 2-"). packages by
all loading Grocers,
FRANKLIN MILLS 60.,
Lockporl. N.Y.
..-——....
Burner Onio. i '
l‘l'l'Y or'l‘onnno. in!
Lucas Cocarr. l
Fame J. Cusssr makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. .l. Curie" &
(10.. doing business in the city of Toledo.
County and State aforesaid. and that said ilrm
will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL-
LABs for each and every use of Cslarrh that
cannot be cured ;by the use of BALI/s CA-
ranan Cons. "
FRANK J. CHENEY.
A. W. G LEAH! IX.
Notary Public.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, thisiloh day of December. A. D. 1536.
‘5-
{sun l
i
Hall's Catarrh (‘ure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur-
facesof the system. [lead for testimonials.
free. F. .l. CHENEY .5.- Co., Toledo. 0.
W’sold by llrugglste. 75 cents.
That took First Prize at the
WORLD'S FAIR.
Which shows that
Washburn-(irccby's Superlative
Mel on filo Boat Bros-i in the World:
LOOK FOR THE l ELLUW CENTLR.
For rlulc by the Following Grocers:
rill-hie db (Wilhelm-k, H. E. Frederick.
1‘. 1.. Hum-r ltolmrtaon Brim.
Finnncy er llencdicr. E. ii. Morohoupe.
W. .~ llauliml. Hugh lhmnclly,
F. Scribner. U. K. firolleid.
r5. (3. lioriou, s. H Ru} momi A: Son.
Asp ornzlts.
RobertsJuckertGoodwin
MILL AGENTS, r011 CONN.
70') onus on, HARTFORD. or.
all tlm
mu 0 no up
i. l. SHEPARD Mill DR. 800".
——--9»————-
The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed “we to line
ills lireat Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the llrugglsts
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
hlais not npatonl medicine. but a prescripa
tlon com manual on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. cures
wrought by it are eimpl wonderful and have
attracted thousands to t e doctor's parlors for
treatment.
To each an client In the demand n
time and attention of the doctor for h a
clue from people who could not visit New
York city. that it became a matter of dot to
devise some plan by which the general we lie
could be suppliui with this genuine. v cable
remedy, and for this purpose A. A. 8
has been called to Hollill Norwalh to
with it. (i. Tomlinson.
ll. Hale, Nos-walls.
stock and sell llil
n the
medi-
hepherd
emu
tiouth Norwalk.and .
lo permit them to keep in
is wonderful blood remedy.
This is purely vent-table. and excellent ton c
and builder. is blood puriiler unexcelled. a
nerve tonic. notlliugcan and. Dr. scott has
evoted his lilo to the t orongh knowledge
and understandln of blood diseases. a few of
which are named ere: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muecular rheuma-
tism, 6: la. loss of appetite. eonatlpe.
tion. acre nla. eypllllln. cancerous homers. in
in imamx catarrh. salt rheum. pimples on ace.
genera“ ”all?” polio. dizziness. female weak-
lll'dndn It a upon.
0 a we aim... druggiste have received
their ilret maignmtmt and would invite all
greens recall and honors accinainted with
emerlte of a perfect remedy. Dr. Scott's
medicine. when p aoed in dru stores. is sold
ll“‘i‘l°“‘l”"il’"”°&h”l Wu." ‘to'iil
w o ates is an m e u
not fall to try Dr. scott'e amen-ride.
W
to run am to be cm with. Dr.
Scott’s.
“—403 BALI Bib—-
E. t. Tcmllnecn, tooth Hamill;
.4” a.
ll. I. llale' Harwell. m"
property of converting the most foul
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneous matter,
fectly wholesome. These
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country
yen".
SillilH‘ NBBWMK HARDWARE (ill.
muons & on,
86 Washington Street.
Bargains in Boys’ Clothing. Many of them L
at less than half original price and all fine
goods.
Remember we have made great reductions ,
in the price of our Men’s Clothing" All this
season's goods. , Latest out.
Our Half Price Sale on broken lots of Child-
ren’s Clothing stillcontinues.
W. A. BENEIlIllT & fill.
Clothiers and Furnishers
For Men and Boys.
l9 llain 8t, Norwallc
Sentinel Building, in. llorwsll.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
—UF——
SPRINE HlllTWEAll
-GO TO—
THEO. OLSEN.
N
The, Gate City lino Stone Faucet Filler.
Manufactured ci Polished Brass and lllghly lllckel Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone messes as a Filtering medium the marvelona
and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
rendering it per-
Boards of Health.
during the peat lbw «m,
facts have been certified to by
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
Sl’lllllll lllllllllllll or"
in the town. We handle nothing but the best.
Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
- South Nowell. Conn.
in invitation is hereby ox-
“ lenieilo the people of llorwall T
.. and vicinity to inspect our goods. ....
its do not claim to give you
““ gold dollars for ill-cool pieces; ““ '
__. but we will beat you fairly and -._,
justly. I
_.__._ JONES lollllllllllllss, ___,
ElfiUliBlNG
-- assume. {mm “L --
.- brill-ll“ ..
“mmwvm Bicycles.
Norwalk Chronicler