mow-mud
or is littered.
so:
we
c.
W 3:1,: {gland in two minutes.
Minna for the rich.
“outdoors
or sale
., m
T0 AN
Prices when combined with qua
more empty sound.
A few sample prices:
. More Store Polish,
,W in oil. per box,
1‘ largo bottle Ammonia. pt .
Baked Beans, l lb. can,
-‘; m Inseam.
flaked Beans. 84b on.
M Alaska Salmon,
‘ Donovan Building,
South Norwalk.
1
l
' troubles. yierrhos‘afimther zymotle diseases can all be traced
the health at roorselti or family. see that your trinit-
catlmt phylloianl say that wlural stone is the beat filtering medium
the test notuol stone lilter.
- fleltupurities can penetrate the tiiltering blocks. which can be removed.
UCCEBS" filter and you will not regret
“it. One doctor’s bill will ipay fer a dozen tilts-re, which are no longer an ex-
.lorth llaio and ion threats. South llorrrall.
cEs REDUCED
“ice ca an inferior article is a fraudulent lie. It has nothing of cheapness sav'e its
But a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
Very Best Elgin Creamery lButter. 23c lb.
Best Flour. 60c a bag; $4.75 a barrel.
NEW l'llllK STORES.
' i
wall is
and malariona fevers, diphtheria Ind
it. Don't say you can’t af-
only at
llllllillN HillISES.
.ABSIIRIJITY.
litiiea are the magnets of big trade. A low
4c. Stused Mackerel, 1 lb., 150.
4c. Gold Dust, 20c.
53. Corned Beef. 2-lb. on, 200.
5c. Roast Beef, 2-lb can, 21c.
60. Full Cream Cheese. 13c.
’70. Pure Lard. 3 lbs. for 25¢.
7c. Cottolene, 8-lb. pail. 28c.
Sc. 6 lbs. Soda Crackers, 25c.
0c. 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps. 250.
2c. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, 25c.
o
33 Main Street.
Nor-walk.
[Bid Plllillli Smalll
Returningbpmsperlty will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
y successful Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock.
Foil Elllll lllllllli lllllESTEll can be made by our
Systematic Plan of Speculation
All encou-Is'ui speculators operate on a regular system.
don time as
rlglnated by us.
It is a well: known fact, that there are th
whofrgy systematic trading through
in m a few thousand dollars tor
row to I
thoroughly understand sysmmatic trading.
Our plan does not risk the whole nmount invested on any trade.
that whether the market rises or mils) it hr
time.
'31!" '03 CONVINCING PROOFil. also on
«finally Mullet Report. full of money-making p_.
.plaiua margin trading fully. Highest refer
In further information address
THOMAS & 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
ill-242 lllalto Building, omoteo. ill.
at!!!
Bicycling for
Women
Physicians recommend bicycling. Dame
' avium
\
Fashion says it
new models for
”I
Chicago brokers. make large amounts every
the man who invests a hundred or two llllnlll'ul dollars up
8 bill“) or more by those who invest a few thousand. .
It in also a fact that those who mute the largest pmrtrs from comparatively smell invest-
manta on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through,
Colombo
ON
IlVBSllllBlllS.
of the United States
‘enr ramp
ousandsof men tn all partn
brokers w ho
but covers both sides. so
lugsa sreudy profit that plies up enormously in a
r Manual on sum-essful speculation and
intern. ALI. I'IIII. Our Manual ex-
einces in regard to our standing and success.
3335M
is “good form." Two
women’s use iii—-
‘ia Bicycles
Mount 41 COLUMBIA
for the many ladies
backers rather than on
pricey—380. 960. $50.
and for
Catalogue.
Me at an: .
Columbia
Model 42 COLUMBIA has been especially designed
Ladics’ wheels also in Haarrono Bicycles at lower
who prefer to wear knicker-
mbersomc skirts.
Chicago
H each-nelson
Providence
aerial indica’ bicycle continues by
for ye c-ce’ni stamps
thocanseofalarge number of our-
untll it weighed but little more than
when born. or perhaps ten pounds. 1
then started the father to glrimt Chan-
berlaln’a Colic. Cholm and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the twen-
ty-five cent also had been used a marked
improvement was seen and its continued
use cured the child. Its weakness and
puny constitution dluppeared and its lath
erand myself believed the child’s life was
saved by this remedy. J. 'l‘. Marlow. I
1).. Tamaroa, Ill. For sale by G. 0. Still-
aon. dmgalnt.
Severe grlping points of the stomach
and bowels instantly and efiectually atop-
pod by DeWitt‘a Colic and Cholera Cure.
E. P. Weed and G. C. Stiilaon.
Dr. Hand’s Inmodlca for Children.
New Haven. Conn, 71 William St.—
"I first knew of Dr. Hand's remedies for
children five years ago, and I am contin-
ually recommending other mothers to use
them, and always with the best results
My baby was deathly sick with cholera
infantunmnd Dr. Hand's Diarrtu-t Mix»
ture cured it almost immediately. Dr.
Band‘s Colic Cure is also excellent—Mrs.
N. A. Daniels." Dr. Hand's Colic Cure
and Dr. Band's Diarrbo? r Mixture are
sold by all druggists. 2 .
Diarrhoea should be stopped promptly.
It soon becomes chronic. DeWitt‘s Colic
and Cholera Gore is effective. safe and
certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear
witness to the virtue of this great medi-
cine. It can always be depended upon;
its use saves time and money. E. P.
Weed and G. S. Stillson.
Efiectual.-Charlea J. Booth, Olive-
wood. Cal , says: "I have used Ayer‘s
Pills in my family for several years. and
have always found them most rilsctual
in the relief of ailments arising from a
disordered stomach. torpid liver and con»
stipated bowels.
Stomach and bowel complaints are bent
relieved by the timely use of DeWitt's
Colic and Cholera Cure Insist on hav
ing this preparation. Don’t take any
other. E. P. Weed and (l. C. Stillaon
“Have tried others, but like Ayer'u
best." is the statement made over and
over again by those who testify to the
benelit derived from the use of Aycr'e
Sareaparilla. [license never had a great-
er enemy than this powerful blood yur‘r
her. It. makes the weak strong.
Children, especially infants, are soon
run down with cholera infuntum or
“summer complaint." Don't wait to de-
termine, but. give Derlt's (Jolie and
Cholera Cure promptly. you can rely on
E. P.Weed and U C.
it. Use no other.
Stillenn.
Face
in an index to the kind of tobacco
’ he uses. Smokers of '
lorillard’s
llosoloa
._ w(lot , Plug
1 nlwayalcokpleuauihccause they
feel pleasant. In this tobacco is i
2 the embodiment of comfortwev-
cry element necessary to tobacco
perfection being combined in this
fragrant brand. A a or. package
63mm rm ramme-
nun»; Party Brings In the Report
of the'Batchery.
a courier mm m .t. Bannock and
Other Warmt- Indiana llava Burned the
Settlement it ’l'aton Basin Also—Troupe
Not Due to Arrive Until Thin blowing.
[he mun at Jackson Bola and Boo-
Preparing For the Worst and Probably
Fought anperately. but Were Outnum-
horodw’l'he News of the Manure con.
aldarod Authentic.
Pocaratto, Idn..' July 27. —Willlnur
Ross of the firm of lime, Grey 8; Wyutt
has just arrived at Market! Luke from h't.
Anthony, and reports that everybody at
Jackson hole was killed Friday morning.
It is considered authentic news, and the
excitement is intense. United States troops
rfrom Cheyenne will arrive in this city this
morning and will leave irrrmodiutcly for
Market Luke and tin-nee by wagon road
for the Fall rivor country.
Courier Sargent arrived in Market Luke
Friday morning from tho vlclrrltyof Jock-
son hole. Hi- left it corupuniou iu the
country who lurcndt-d to get into the hole
if posmble and return with all the news.
Sargent reports all the measure guurrlod,
and is nfrrrid his companion will not be
able to obtuin entrant-o.
Duvrzu, July til—Tim News has the
following from its corresporuh-ut at Mar-
ket Lukv, Idu.:
M. J. liroy, L. M. Tort lllld Senator
Humor of Illinois urul '1‘. H. Hunter of St.
Anthony all left St. Anthony \V‘oduosdny
morning on rt fishing tripto Jackson llllll‘.
taking no stock in tho ludiuu Wlkl‘. Today
they urn buck. and n-port cwry mun,
womrm and child in Jncksou hole mur-
(lured.
()noof The News r'nurit'rs. just returned,
got far into 'i'vturr basin. which is the
present palm in rhtrrgvr of ruussncro, now
that the Jackson bole citizens um nil
butchered. He reports that lllt‘ smoke of
a large fire can be soon st-vorrti miles south
of Grand Tt'lllll, in the direction of duck-
son hole.
There is no doubt thut the rt-dskius have
fired every house nrrrl orthin. and by morn-
ing they will lh' rewriting their work this
side of the Town rungv, in Tet-m basin.
and perltups. nftor tbni. all down the The
ton l'lVl'l‘ vullvy in Idaho.
“fore Seventy-lin- l‘amlllea There.
Two hundred l‘tos were soon to have
gone north to join tlw lrulirms in iloiuu‘l;
bmzirr curly this “'t‘l'li. Small pnrtivs oi
IA'lllllll-i have been slipping Iluily across
the Conant truil. norm-thing they have not
\‘l‘lllllrt'tl in do sillr‘t' tlu' Yl'lltrwstttlu' Nu-
tlouul park was vulnrgvd in 1891.
l’mplc in St. Anthony, Rnxburg and
other towns located in ldulm boIWot-n the
railroad urrd Jackson llllll' have llt‘t'll nil
ulnng placing rm mutldvur't- in the lruiiurr
mlrv. us they cullr-rl it.
lku llull, tin-well known iron-ling man
f r the Syrups (irm'vry mtupurry of Suit
kc. arrived in l’ls‘utt-lln, baring eurru'
directly here from u trip through the very
portion of country south of the Yellow
atoll-v Nulinrrul purl; in which ”w bush-
wbuvkiru: campaign is living r-urrit-rlnu
lN‘l\\'l‘l‘ll barricaded wttlrrs urul :uubmbml
iurliurts. iiull. ultnr «'urvt’ul inquiry.
lt‘ill‘lll‘tl llml llu'ri' urt- 7.3 lh'urls u! frunllitw
in the .luclwm lll‘it \'llll|‘_\’
Fur l\\‘u “W‘u‘kn they bud bm-u ltl‘t'lizlrillt.’
for tin- condition that now vxi~r~ in ur-
tlrr in for wtull rlu- lruiurrts rzu-w'rtm-h
\wn- sent in buy up ull thr- ammunition
llmt mulrl llt' ubmirrvrl in that ~u'tiurr of
tho country. urni tbt-y bud on bond ulmul
loo rillvs, urrd t‘\'\‘l‘y M'illl‘l‘ was sup
plied with Lilli!) rounds of ururuuurtiurr.
le {nor \\‘.is l“l|l'r‘.~mr'il that “burn llw luv
dluus lvurrml [but lltw ll'nnlls m-rt- ~un~iy
mining the-y “‘urthl l‘lllll‘lHUl‘ to ruukr-u
Hildtlt'll strikn lllltl tin-u umlu- uil bmtv fur
the resorvhtiuns, and by the liryrv tiu- rog-
ulnrs gut llurv lip-y “ulllll lii- poumubly
lnungiru.r in their lll'l‘llhlllllll‘tl humus.
Howe From the Frontier.
WAslllrm‘rln, July L'T.»~’l‘bo mrrdopurt
rtu~rtl bus bwtr iuforruml l'r'uru liu- lll‘llll-
quurtcrs of llcrroml l‘upplugvr nt Urnuhu
that the four sqrutdrum of the Ninth ruv»
nlry under- Mujnr i‘lmllm- from Fort Hull-
ins-ton will probably nrrlw ut Market Luke,
Itln., the tuomvst stutlon to and rrimut 120
miles distant frurrl tho ril'r‘llu of the iodine
troubles in Jucksou hole, at s o'clock this
morning. Horn-ml t'oppingor will lu- ot the
station at the more time or just la-foro the
trrxrpa urrlvu
Valkyrie Ill Owned by a Hyndlcato Too.
Lmtrmx, July L’T.~—'l‘lu- Field Huys:
"Tho Defender is being bourrwrl to u with
or rtlmurd t-xtout by tho Aruorimu press.
Lord l)llllf’l|\'l‘ll wont to (illtalruw uu
'l'hurslluyurul signed vngngcruvrrts with
the Vitlkyl'ltt'rl «row. (3. ii. ltoblumu oi
the Bit‘llill ym'ht Lu lioilv Souvugc, Hugh
Molinlrnont uud luml littrrrnt'on form the
eyrtrllcuto owning tho Vulkyrlv, but (“It
is registered in Lord l)unmwu's rrnruc.
"Transatlantic Antlgamblr-ra.”
LONDON. July 737.—-Tlm Sportsman goes
with grunt rletull owr tbn Aruorlmu ctr
tries for tho Derby of ltd)? nrrd mys: “It
is very onumroulngtlmt American lthll‘l‘r
nvnll therrtwlvos so counlrlvrnhly of im-
ported blood shriek. Now that they have
commenced so seriously to mrrwmplntc
winning nnollu-r Derby, We lmvo ruucb tr.
thank the tmrrmrtlnntlo nntignmblora for. "
May Start Up the file Mllle.
Prr'rertcno, July 27. —— It In rumored
here that metorn cupltnllstn are negotlot-
ing for the purchase of the Western lilo
works at Homer Foils, owned by the norm.
omitc minty. It hos been idle for live
yours. but has berm kept in grind condl.
tion. The plant. is valued at Quorum).
Cardlul noncon- to Visit Ireland.
BAtrrtronre. July ens-Private 'advlcea
received in this city from Cardinal Gil»
bone‘ party state that his eminence ox.
protect.» be In Indeed thin Week". ‘He’ rim
rest for awhile in Dublin and Tunm
among the ancient surroundings of his
forefathers.
m norm Captured.
8n Francisco. July 97.-Johu Brady,
who robbed the Oregon express train four
months ago and is anrpoeted of having
murdered Cornelius Stags at regimen
lonely. was capturctd near
you eaten. Arie. July um
Bill his henna on anotharrevolvarand
need tinauattunpttoliberatepriaonm
confined in murderere' row of the United
Staten jail. His attempt was a hold one
and resulted in the death of Larry Keat-
lng. the oldest guard of the town. .
Night Guards Tom Parker audLarry
Heating had just gone on duty and Turn-
key» blot! and McConnell were engaged in
locking up. On account of the hot weath-
er and the long days the prisoners are al-
lowed to remain in the corridors until
nearly 7 o’clock. When running in the
prisoners, all retired tothelr cells, and the
two upper lloors wore run in without in-
cldent on murderers' row.
. After the brake had been thrown Eefi
went in to lock the cells, while McCon-
nell rorrmlued at the door. When 1601!
reached the coil next to Cherokee Bill’s,
be found the keyhole plugged, and while
he was trying to clean it out Cherokee
Bill crime to the door and fired. shooting
Knitting through the storrmch. He ran to
the end to the corridor and foil dead.
Eoff run back to the corrldoron the east
side of the cells, and McConnell, Parker
and several deputy marshals run in and
opened fire on Cherokee Bill whenever he
tried to leave his cell. liin ammunition
was nearly exhausted, and he agreed to
surrender his pistol to Henry Starr, which
was done.
The pistol with which he did the deed
wus rt new one. How he got. it is a mys-
tery, but Josie Brown, his sister, who has
’boi-n hort- several duys and visited him
twice, hue-r been arrested for it and is now
in the county jail.
A NOVEL CRUSADE.
Movement to Purify Sunday Newspapers
Started In Boston.
lios’mx, July 27.—-—An effort is to be
nurrh- between tin,- prvss and the pulpit for
bill! purification of Suruluy mulling and
tbc-enlightenment of I't‘llili‘l‘ti of the Sun-
dny prose. With this end in View the
Newsrmpor Sermon ussuciuriou, organized
under tho lows of this stato. has been in-
L-orporutvd born.
The nrticlt-s of the association road that
tho r-orpnrutiun is constituted for the pur-
pose of disst-ruluutirrg norisvcturinu and
noudm'rrinul religious truths by the aid
of Surulny rte-\vslmpcrs; quickeniug nmoug
editors rind publishers of Sunday Dillb‘TB ll
rvulizutlon of their possibilities undre-
sponslbilities in the spirituul llllll moral
llr'Yt‘luprut'llt of their readers; lessening
church uniugonlsru nnd developing in the
Christian church a greater willingness to
use the ucu‘spnpcrs as at power for Chris-
tinnity.
The following nro llll' members of the
nssm‘iution's ndvisnry bortrrl: Dr. George
Hodges, drum lfrrrnbridgt- ’l'hordogicul
schml; Rev. E. A. Horton, Rev. Dr. Ed-
wurd Evorctt Hale, Robert Trout Paine,
Clturh-s H. Tuylor, John ll. Holmes, Dr.
George Iiopwurtlt. llrv. Jurru-s ll. Werner
and William E. llrrrruuu. The lllllt'l’ vvmr
elected president of the association.
EXPLORER A SWINDLER.
Swain. “110 “in With Peary. Charged
“'lth loaning Ilogua Drafta.
(‘lllrflVllrih July 27.—\\'urrout~ xvi-n- tok-
en our for tho arrest of Walter newer.
on tho vburuo uf swirrdiinu. Swniu was it
Illl‘lllllt‘l‘ of the Poetry t-xpr-ditiun to the
north pole. which left l’hilndt-iphlu in
June. lHilii. th‘illt’lllilll Pmry picked up
tlu- yuungrrum in lir-mklyuurul made him
his privutv sn-rv'tury. Mvuin was rescued
with the rest of rlu- party lust your by up
t-xperlilinnaf which l’r'nitssur T. ('. t‘hrmr
lwrliu of the l‘hivng-r uuiwrsilywus u
lllt'llllu‘r.
lie turrml up in t'bimuu about two
u’wksnuu, rtrul. it uppvurs, tlI'Vult‘ll irimsclf
in :l scrim" ul' §\\'lllllll‘.\ ul‘ whirb members
of rln- l'vnr)’ vxpt-«litiuu \vrrc lbw victims.
llis rut-thud “us in Ulrlulll strrztli sums on
bogus limits. The lutul ul' tlw ullogml
su‘irulh-s is run largo Swain is said [It b.»
lung in nu 1-\~-I-llvut l.llllll.\‘ lil lmiluuupw
lis.
“rocked ltll’ Alrukn.
i‘nm‘ ’I'nu “Mb. Wash . July :27.——'l'bu
strumrr' ir'iltlrl‘ iiiil.» ll, llulrit‘s~ urrivml
lu-rv from .\l:i~‘k:r \Villl news of tlu' loss of
tip- ship lluphm-l ut 'l':t|u:lvlml buy. Thu
shipundrurgn lll‘t‘ :. tutu] luxs‘. but (llt'
l'rl'\\' was suvmi. 'l'lrr' linpimwl was lying
in llu- slrvuru nu July T. prvpurutory tn
sailing for Sun l’ruurisw. when :r violent
storm ltrnss', 'l‘hr- vr-swl drugged lu~r zin-
t-burs uud \vn-rrt thirnrn- lit-spite oil that
t‘ltlllll lH‘ limit“ in sm‘w lit'l'.
A Spendthrlft Coca fury.
Printout, .\lus~r...luly ‘lT.—-lirmiel Good-
win. the sun of u tbriftyund pcnurlous
purcut who left the young man about
$30,000 when lll‘ died some ten months
ago, has ll'i'll l‘llllllllllll'il to the "movers
lilMllI' asylum. Witt-u linutiwin come. into
[lmrlusellllil of his lntlwr‘s prnpt‘rly. he be-
gun to spend it without regard for lie vul-
uv. During the pus! your lw bus trumped
from Cullforuin to Mussru'busl-tta.
Hail limiting Accldent.
li’r‘r‘au‘t, July t!‘.—~-.\ and hunting nvcl/
dent Ut‘l'lll‘l‘l'll ut Ayltm-r, six miles from
hero. resulting in the drowning of Mr. l4.
1’. llmplty's throw-oldest suns unrl :t lil
yr-nrjnld mm of llrv, Mr. \l‘irrilvld. clrup-
lulu to his «excellent-y l.Hl‘ll .Uwr'llr't'll. The
fifth .u-rupiml of the bout. it sort of Mr.
Edward Mlull. deputy minister of lrtlruul
revenue. \vus rescued in orwxbuuslul cun-
dltiou.
A Schoolgirl'a Htllnldc.
Boston“, Jilly ‘37.-'l‘lw body of Alberta
Htrkurt. rt li-ymcolrl sclumlglrl. who has
been utilising from her home, Ntl Myrtle
strmrt, this city, sinn- 'i‘umlny night, was
found lloullug in tho l'hurlve river. After
a unverchlng luvmllgntlon tho pnliw regard
it on it 0mm of suivldv. resulting from mo
newness at n Hugging given tiw girl for
running nwny from home inst. Sunday.
The Oil Boom In over.
l’tr'rsntrttu. July 212.4)” bna tnkcn our
other slump rmd hm droppml lb (route a
barrel in tho lust rm» days. As it nasult
of the drop nll wlidcnttlnu has been stop-
ped. and the oil boom in constricted to be
over. Then- is no known roomu for tho
drop except that the Standard hos decided
to lomtr the price,
Abe Small '2!!!de In Jail.
Savanna“, July 27.——.\lunlomr Abe
Small one landed safely in jolt lrrrre. “A
crowd of llltl) or rrmm authored at the do.
pot. A clonal Nirrlugv met the train out‘
side the city. Mill tho prisoner was driven
in it to the Jail.
Wagon Advanced on m Cent.
thrlor’crt, Dot, July e7.—-'l‘he
of the employees of the American Lea
company at this place were advanced as
W
clean.
a keen appetite for trade.
are in need of groceries, I will guarantee
ABSOLUTELY PURE
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEEI' liAPllllAl
CIGARETTE
llu stood ill. fall of “DO
MORE BOLD THAN ALL OTHER
IRAND. COMBINED
dd]
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. 11
n us.“ ‘i\
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3055 J
HilliSE BLIPPING
-37-
ATER POWER.
If you want your horse clipped quick and
on
W. McQuhae,
58 North llllaln Sh.
“" South Norwalk.
I shall be found at the old stand,
No. I I North Main Street.
six days in the week, doing the grocery
business with a serene countenance, and
When you
the same can be had here at as good an
advantage as at any place in the city
everything considered, good quality,
prompt delivery, kind usage. Your
money back in any case if you want it.
Twenty-two years of success in the
grocery business ought to give one a,
good idea of what is needed. I aim to
prove worthy of public confidence and
patronage.
lllllENlll BIBBLE ‘,
”WAGON?
New and second hand
Buggies. Phaetoos. Carriages
Coupes. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
enhancements.
Henry Tilly.
SKFFS FllIl SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
W‘s—n-
lino Fancy liltill. It last. lime
mounted.
line Werlrlng Still. it last.
line Fourteen-Foot Skill.
cur Trrrlryfoot Follower.
line line-Foot em Falkner?"
line Eight-Foot Follower.
one tit-Foot Follower.
Gael serviceable boats. at low prices.
W
0m 01‘ 03 when.
pm sent hyths voluntary action of the
company.
adeputyeherillandaranchmau.
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t r. not tor-nu. or
est
To Whom ll May Concern 7
Norwalk Chronicler