and In need in two minutes. g“ here empty sound. . . A few sample prices: ' ‘ ' Enamellne Stove Polish, .’ mm in oil. per box, do. do. Large bottle Ammonia, pt . 5o. MMHbcan, 5c. - Worcester Sauce. tie. with” in , c. hunch Iiustard. 8c. Baked Beans. B-lb can, 10o. 72% ~ But Alaska Salmon, 12c. and mimpreuated water is M. minim. . lo" M miller. turbo» and et fills lldlllll it yourself or iamiiy. see that your trial- ” is the host natual stone filter. I A But a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us. Smsed Mackerel, 1 lb... Gold Dust. Corned Beef. 2-lb. can, Roast Beef. 2-ib can. Foil Cream Cheese. Pure Lard. 3 lbs. for Cottolene. 3 lb. pail, 6 lbs. Boda Crackers. 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, Very Best Elain Creamery Butter, 23:: lb. TIIE Donovan Building, South Norwalk. Best Flour° title a bag; $4.75 a barrel. NEW llllili STORES, 33 Main Street. Nomalk. the cause of a large number of our lot and malarione levers, diphtheria and her aymotlc diseases can nil be traced . elmpnritlee can penetrate the filtering blocks, which can be removed. Huya ‘ UGOESS" filter and you will not regret it. Don’t say you can‘t at- , .‘l g . Onedoctor’e bill will ay for a dozen filters, which are no longer an ex- tra lunury for the riph. or sale only at . Allison’s BAAIAAIA Aousrs. loltli lisin anti inn Streets. South llflllidll. PRICES REDUCED ill AN , ABSlIilllITY. . . Prices when combined with qualities are the magnets of big trade. . A” on an inferior article is a fraudulent lie. It has nothing of cheapness save its 25c. 25c. 25c 25c. -...:lllll«';|’li0F|I$ - s..." Alisa... Returning prosperity will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a , Ihort time as by successful Speculation in Grain. Provisions and Stock. Hill Elliil ilillllll lllVESTEil can be made by our “0.0“ Systematic Plan of Speculation Walled by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. I , to thawed-kilo nfacl. that there are thousands of men in all parts of the United States by mtematic rading through Chicago brokers. male large amounts every [four. ranrr- n few thousand dollars tor the man who invests a hundred or two liundru dollars up 0 or more by those who invest a few thousand. It in also a fact that those who matte the largest protlts from comparatively small invest. Innate On this Ian are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through brokers who 133th on erstnnd s 'steniatic. trading. or plan does not ris the whole amount invested on my trade. but covers both sides, so flint whether the market rises or fails it brings a steady protlt that piles up enormously in a time. Illl'l FOR CONVINCING PROOIS. also our Manual on slicverllfill speculation and manllyldarket Report. full of mono -making pointers. ALI. stroll. Our Manual ex- nargin trading fully. Highest re ersnces in regard to our standiuu and success. for further information undress , THOMAS & (30.. Bankers and Brokers. FL 24l-242 mun Building, omoioo. ill. . . and Trade-Marks obmincdnnd all P“? . Mdnemmducled (or MODERATE Fttl. - Ornctiaorroarrr u . 3. Rartsrorricr W vacationers putt-nun less tune than thou: . . . from Wuhingtnn. . Ben; model, dressing or photo., with descrip- . We advise. if palerimhlc or not, irre of Our fee not due till patrol is we. and. i may, “ ll-nw to Ubiiiin I'Jitliia‘" with same lit the U. S. and iomgn countries: Address. ‘ .A.SNOW doGO. DIP. Plum Ounce. Wasmamoa. t. ‘6. V\~M\v\-\N " ‘ " QM“ ~ Aioisr £9?th vim PllWEil. Jill!“ went your horse clipped quick and nailon W. McQuhae, « on North Main so. "’ South Nor-walk. .toiilrsliiitflitil NRIEBLY DOBLON'B, soot ii Norwalk. cc. , elpen or of in. “when . were. ... grit , ”which "- or-m o’suuivau Infill! MD moraines.“ tf W .r Willow. I. 0.. 'fl._.liilfl..til.lillllill. FITS! BRACE UPI DON’T LOSE COURAGEI Your disease is not incurable because your physician hangven you up. and you have not received an have tried. not an neilt from the medicine you reason you cannot be cured. We can pee tlvely cure all kinds ot I1 I: lie ti .Convulsion or Spasnmtic. pitiful-n I A PMITIVI AND PIBI WI A. II OUR! I! All. 0A8“ We luv. cured thousands. many canoe of in standing. given up by doctors as incurab e. in our and “Allen's lit Cure" has never fail to silect a s a back our guarantee with an 0 er to any person we cannot cure. Rig references furnished on application. 1 qt. bottle, 83.0). 3 qt... UNI). ALLEN HIDIOAI. 00.. Wuhlngtonand Water 8a.. Y of on will dad a medicine cure. till) best bank Boston. Mans LADIES uttering from Retarded unborn-ed Pal e 01' 11' ul Menstruation and all inmlaritiea of like nature. will find our l‘IlIIA I’ll. iailible cure. They are entirely safe and always be relied upon for speedy relief. as an iri- i‘v‘: have or. to hear ct a case where they have to reduce the desired result. A bo d be ept on hand at all times to rcvide ems notes. Correspondence con annex MIDIOAI. 00. Washington and Water eta. .‘a, o. JENBNING. Undertaker. anti-l. . with full directions. securely seal ed. law per box. man man. IMWMAI. m .“r will " stance. Itisaharinlerunhstitutafor ransom Drool. Soothing 8mm and Outer Oil. It is pleasant Its guarantee is thirty years' one by millionaoflothers. Castoriaistha Children's Ransom-the Iother’a Friend. . CASTORIA For Institute. and Children. m be not be imposed upon. but insist upon having Castcria. and are that the facsimile signature of in on the m...» m Weshallpro ' tectouraclveaandthepubllcatallhanids. m Cannon Country.” Hurray at..lt.Y. t'l'binésé . are not necessarily dear thing's. Yet they become dear to us because of their goodness. Lorillnrtl’s Rosc- Lcaf Cut Plug: is not a cheap tobacco. Yet it is «Inn/V. The prudent man smokes it from motlus of economy. The extravagant mun smokes it from choice—~bccnusc it's good. \i'hcn your tobacco dealer asks “What kind?" Slorillard’s ilitlSE-lEAF ’ But Plug. O-eent package contain two sum-n. W60 ”Om.”000...”.OOOOOO'OOOMOOOOOO” That Plato) Columbia THE BEST BICYCLE headofevuua ' umbia biog-la of this year a make that name-plate appears. it is uni uc, handsome. and indicates inn tisiaction and highest en- 1 cut to the rider. cycle has ever equal~ led a Columbia. No other blefie ever shall equal a Columbia. a greatest bicycle factory in the world says so. Now Price‘loo communicator“ masses: umsmnrm. Ibe‘l'wneroluaglalandlonndlgae- nlnlouly (Subbed to Death by niacin walla Inland Prisc- Keepera While Mon-Beef. NEW YORK. July.Bl.-—Tho night watch on Blackwcll's island turned out last even- ing. and, according to their account, cap» turcd aZsoa serpent after a hard battle. He was selling through the East. river, evidently tricking a short cut from Long Island sound. where he has bmm playing to crowded houses at tthcw Jersey crust resorts, which he was to take in us part of his summer circuit. Owing no doubt to his attention being distracted by the many odd sights and sounds in the river, he allowed himself to run aground. Then the guards at Blackwull's island attacked him and dragged him ashore. A great difference of opinion exists as to the circumstances of the capture. But. the one grand fact remains that the sen serpent, or one of him, is caught-tliat is, if the opinion of the medical still! on Blackwell‘s island is final as to sea ser- pents. rm. George '1‘. Stewart. chief of staff ortho liletroisilitan hospital on the island, made the following important statement last night: “Of course, con- vincing proof as m the identity of the beast can only be had by a careful autop- sy, but I have little doubt that it is a gen- uine 508 mrpcut. At any rate, it is a good enough son serpent for mu." It may be remarked that a sea serpent that proves satisfactory to mun of science like Dr. Stewart should not bi,- Aeavilcd at by the general public or by any unauthor- ized lnylnnn. Bin Beard Bloody; Ills Hair on End. The great debate iii-mug tho residents of the island is as to whether the sen scr- pent was alive when lu- wml discovered. Some of those who arrivcd curly on the scent: any that he fought tIlLt-ipt’l'lltt‘ly for his lilo and had to be sillulucil with night- aticks. ()illt'l‘ experts say that ho had been dead at least, a week, and supportmi their claim with their noses, but those who ask crulit for catching the animal any that sea sorta-titsulways burn- a strong, ilshllke odor even when alive. The Blackwell's island son serpent is :25 feet long and has a short limitl and a short tail. Ills captors saw very little difference between his shape and that of an ordinary rattlesnake. ilc has large, sharp teeth. they assert, and with those he made vio- lent attempts to bite thorn. 'I‘hc soascrpcnt bothiycd his presence to one of the island guards, so they say, by hlscrics of distress whcn hr found him— self aground. At first hc trimitucilmli oil the reef. but tlndlng this impossible began to you vigorously. Tho night guard who found him said that the cry month-d like one of pain from a big dog. ilc thought at once that a prisoner had been injurui in stinking his t'at‘ttpt: and was hclplos‘s. 'l'hcn Itowcnt down to tho wotcr's ctlgc, and to his horror ho saw tln- grown. slimy A-ycs of ”it“ nwt‘ul creature looking ilitn his with rage and hate. Wu the Critter Alive? ""0 was snapping his it‘i‘lll and foam— lug :ii tln‘ Illniltli. " sniil Ibo lwcpcr. “Ills board was c-m-n-Al wit h lllrmtl, and his hair was standing: on cud. I didn't duri- to go lit':ii‘ him till I liml silllilllrlili'll soun- oiiicr lllt‘ll. \VA- lllIill'lu'il lillli in Ailmtly, and be tlli‘tl illlnn-l “liliillil n striigulc 5o soon (llil his Almib urcur tliut \‘Hllll‘ ml" the lllv'il who own» pal-uh oi~ our lll’flh'l‘)’ my that be was llu‘utl win-n wi- lulelmi hm. llm that's all noun-nu; iIc \\;i~ trrribly illll'i‘, and hungry. inn. I slitililil jlilllzr‘, by illi' way in “hivb l..- mnppi-Al :it ux. " lirfnri- tliv lmly \\:|\ tnrrtul ”\l'l' win.- of llli‘ kwprrs thought that lll' bull i'uul‘ It‘t‘l. 'I‘lil.‘ l‘rilllll iiill Ill‘ NA, linWl‘H'l‘. “I Ill' litiil li'lI‘. be \vuuhl imw \uilkmi out into (lot-p “uh-r win-ti lio got slruntlvtl. Whether this l~ tlii- sumo sun-i M‘i’pl'lll tlllit lui~ ltl‘l'll Si‘i‘il so uftwli in tho wuml Intcly is not now plant. It ii grunt-oily bc-v Ilt‘H'll by «ti M'rlu‘lli I'Xlli'l'ln ill Illi'l't' lllllsi IM‘ ll N'Illltil All. llll‘ limll~lt'l‘3~‘ ill llli‘ sound. as so many Iltlh' lii'i'll awn. (if murso no ttllA‘ can lu-ll positively WIll’l’i‘ this (‘Tt'lllill‘l‘ strlimli‘tl on Black wi-ll's island mum from. I’m-Imps thori- is in truth a school of them in the sound and tho watt-rs about Now York city. Hero is is iii-si-riptlon which one of the stall Aim-tors guru of the odd Aiiolistcr: “'l'ltc lilllllliil stretched out on tho grass was fully 2.? incl long and bad very lunch thonpanrum-c of a bind snake. lic had an enormous bond and \‘lt‘lollrl mouth. with two rows of tooth in Hu‘ll jaw. The body was largest in tlit‘ middic. tapering to either clithilui covcrmi with mottled block and brown iii'lilurl. it was at least. a foot thick at the largest part. and at two points butwwll the bend and tail there were qtimr illiliko protubormu'i-s that guru the board is real sou serpent illlpl‘lll“ illii‘ti. Tin.- cycs wi-rc largo and brown, and the head over tho eyes was divided him two bony liillocks. "When drawn out of tho Wlilt‘l', them was a thick rope about three foot long, shredded at. the mills and adjusted in a slip no: aw, just back of tho llltliltlli‘r'ri head. It looked as if the beast. bail IM‘t'Il caught in this rimisv, but had blttcn tho rope holding it. and then slowly strangled to death." "he“ Mohlnd III Lllbmh Llflllilti, July lll.--t-iorlmia street. dis. turbanccs have occurred hero iii come: queries oi rumors that priests have been guilty of child stealing. in a number of instances priests havo been attacked by mobs. and several of thorn have been in- lured. the; $3333.. Waslllun'rorr, July tit-«Senator Stow- art of Nevada met with a painful accident. In allghting fmmacar his knee caught in the handle rail and dislocated the knee “1* M.W._-_..,.._M_a Dropped Dead 1- Ills more. Pennant), lite. July til.—-Honry A. Holler. the oldest boot and shoe dealer in this city. droppmt dead while waiting on acustomcr in his Middle strec‘stcre. Inverter a Victim of Yellow Fever. Havana, July til.--A reporter fora New ork newmnper nam‘tid Vital-dell died in avana «yellow foyer. Muriel. Briggs-«The enerai is over 70 and hi! dances in onlysilo, so I found ls rather awkward in congratulating him. tat you got through with it all ' , ”transitioning a 1 7 Vania-Is i... J' ‘ lbw-The unarmed moon, (loam. July IL—Vigl- lantheat Detenderin a roar! “miles from Eaton point on the Long Island above” tour miles from Huntington harbor, to this port, the cup defender giving up the raccwhonnotfnrfrmnthlsportowlngto licr steering gear having become damaged A strong southwest by south breeze. varying in strength from is to 92 knots. blew throughout the main portion of the race, which was a b d reach on the star. board tack from a to finish and with hardly the shift of a sail. When Defender gave up the who, it was estimated that she was fully five minutes ahead of Vigilant, and the new yacht was looked upon as u sure winner, barring accidents. but the unexpected accident occurred, and Defend- er met her first defeat. The Vigilant had a little the best of the start and kept well ahead for some time. Finally, however, she got. into a billing match with Defender, thc latter pressing hor closely. and Defender walked up ahead and to windward, pulled gradu- I ally away, and, it is estimated, was about live minutes ahead when nearing New London. Then she suddenly luffcd up. lowomd hcr topsoil, signaled for a tug and was eventually towed to her anchorage in the harbor. The general opinion expressed after the race was that Defender would undoubtcdly have won the race had she been able to finish. The result of the race demonstrates very little unless it is that: in a broad reach of ovcr‘tit) miles, in a still breeze, Defender can beat Viirllnnt, but not byquitc as wide a margin as her admirers would liko it to be. Constellation, in the schooner class, made a remarkable run, aivcrlng the course in «i hours :iii minutes 34 seconds—- a really remarkable performance. Cou- stclhition, the pride of Boston, was the first yacht to reach this harbor. and her time compares ilncly with \'igilunt’s 4 hours «10 minutes 37 seconds. SIMON WORMSER DEAD. The Banker Wan Found Dying of Apopiexy on the Sidewalk. NEW Yonk, July :tl.——.~\ftcr playing a game of cards, as was his nightly custom, Simon Wormser, the bankvr. left his holnc, hiiti Fifth awnhm', at “:3” o'clock Inst uvcn- ing in his ust lll good hcnith. Ten minutes later be was found dying on the stoop of the house Til East Sixtysixtli strip-t. Boo fore medical assistance arrived he was dead. Apoplcxy was thc cause. Simon \Voriiiscr was 7‘) years old. He was born in London. Bavaria. and had been n widowur since 1575. He leaves four children. all sons. ’I‘hcy are Maurice LL. Aluxnruicr 5.. lsiilorc and Louis W. The flrst thrco arc mcrulwrs of thc banking firm. whilc Louis W. is studying law. Simon hold a small government luisitlon In Bavaria. which he gave up to conic to this country in term. He went to Califor- nia and was iollowul twri years later by Isidore. They started a general moi-chair disc store llt'ihl' San Francisco under the "blur of S. k i. \l’urnmvr. As all pay- ments \vcrc lllllllt' to thorn in gold, they gradually drifted into the banking busi- ncss. In lar‘io Simon t‘lllilt' to this citynnd establish-«I llli‘ prim-lit banking huusc. Isidore came in 1573. and ”11' old sign of S. k I. Worniscr was hung out. Mr. Worrnsvr was a director in the Man- hattan Elevated Railroad company and on llil' board“ of directors of St‘Vr‘f‘ill trust cmnpunics. ”c was also :i lllt‘llllh‘l‘ of the I’mgrms and other i-lillm :illtl Hf u llllillIlt'i‘ of lwnvvolcltt organization‘s. TEST INSURANCE CASE. Right to I'leinnie Iimlics of Policy lloltlol’l in Its» Decided. .\l.ll.\.\\', .Inly :ll.—-'i'l.i- rizlit ni insurv lllll‘i' t'nlllllllllli'i iii i'Klillllli‘ lli-- Itiltllt" of policy Iiulili'h is to 1m lIt‘Ii l‘liillii‘ll by the L'ulll‘i of :ippcuh on tlu- :ippt-ul AIM lllcd in tho l‘:l:~t' ul' (‘luiriw \Vclilv against the l'lllii'tl Siiiicw‘ Al'vlilcnl lls‘flk'liilillll in ro- ciivvr iliuioo .in a lulllr‘." on IIlI‘ bio of Ilciiry Wellhv. who \vm l'uunii lll’il\\'ll(‘.tl :it Iim'knwny on Sept. i. lwi‘», \Vlu-litlm cuso (‘tilllA' to trial. it Wit- Ali>rni~z~t~ii on proof that :i ii. lilliiill of thr insumncc company to nuilw Am i‘XltllllililIlUil of tho burly nit-'1‘ lllt‘ burial luul lawn llt’lllt‘tl by the ri-prc- fii'llt:iil\'t~< of Mr. \l’vlili‘ 'l'llc court says that tho examination of a body mlltiot b.- bad Illlll"" rin- contract calls for such cauliiinulioii in urn-tililuiczil tvrms. It is [mirth-d out that tlu- contract calls for lllt‘ A-xlinnultioii and not the 0x- attribution of llli‘ body. As Webb» was not. buried until film. 9, it is hold that tho coliipaily should iiim- applied for tho cx~ mutilation lit-fore burial instead of after- word. Italians Memos-inure Governor Morton. Bust"): .Iuly :li.-—i)vvr 500 citizens of Italian birth osscmlilcd in Fallon“ hall for tho purprirmuf prcpmingii memorial to Governor Morton in behalf of Marin linrbvri. At the clilso of the meeting the following telegram was sent to Governor Morton: “Wu implore your clemency and ask for mmnuitutlon ni iliodcntb sentence of Marin liarbvri toiinprimnnwnt for life, and also that. you‘lisc your iiitlnvmo to obtain a new trial. " lliglibinrlr-rn Iii “'nslilngtcn. Waslilain'iw, .Iuly Ili.—-—.\ lilgiililnllor casmvlilch has iii-cit agitating tho Chinese residents of Washington for some time was temporarily diapoiK-d of by Judge Mlllcrof the police court in holding the ddondnnts for thcgmnd jury. The de- fendants u'cru charged with iwingongngcd in n conspiracy to defraud the Chinese laundrh-s, stores. etc, in the city. Drowned In leup. PHILADELPHIA. .luly 3i.-—Jnhn Zelgier, a Workman V nployed in Hpmzkcia’ sugar refinery. is missed by his fellow work- men, or tll‘l‘W off the simp froiu an im- mense at on the ninth floor and found his body at the bottom. He leaves a inm- iiy. lbtty Appointed a (lily Judge. ALBANY, July iii.--Govcrnor Morton has appointed Henry C. Betty to the seat on the bench of the city court of New York city mndo vacant by the death of Judge Ehrlich. Houseman, Mo. July al.——'l'he worst storm of wind that ct'cr visited this city passed over here. No fatalities are reports ed. but the damage to property is great. church struck by Lightning. wa Haves, July tit—Tho Episcopal church at Centcrviilo was struck by light- ning during a heavy thunderstorm and partlydeatroyedbytlrs. MWMWAmlnm , mwmumwu _ ‘ f4.— “(Kill All ”ii-1"“ Nob! Hun try-run fins; rim tiara mt sunrises I." ‘0!!! USA. ABSOLUTELY runs THE OLD RELIABLE [SWEEl .tlAl'llllAl. CIGARETTE "Immune!“ MORE 80 D'l’l-IAN ALL OTHER naar'u’os COMBINED dfil Hill our on BliElllT. You can buy here as cheap as at any store in town. Do you want for cash ? Enamnliue Stove Pcl- Alaska Salmon at llc. ish at «to. Sousedlldnckerel at 15c. Sardines in Oil at in. Gold Dust at 20c. Baked Bonus at 5c. Corn'd Beef.21bs.at file. Tomatoestl lbs. at 7c. Roast ” “ " “ 21c. Con'd Milk at 8c. Cottoiiue. 3 " "280. Full Cream Cheese Bibs. Soda Crackers at Me. at 25c. Fine Raisins at 8c. 4%, lbs. G. Snaps at 253. 4b; lbs. Lemon Crackers at 15c. I am right in town; no need to pass by thinking to do better elsewhere. I am here toseil goods, and here, is a good place to buy. if you are looking for ammonia buy one bottle of my Very Strong Ammonia at 10 cents; reduce it with water from one to two times, and then you have bet- ter and cheaper than any 5c trash. Prices reduced on Flour. Large home made pickles at 10 cents dozen. Nice home grown Fruits and Vegeta bles here; Celery Plants to order; Blac berries. 0m to weigh 45 lbs. to bu., 81.10 p bag. lllllENIll IIIBBE Beware of Ointmenla for Cntnrrh thlk Contain Mercury. as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derangethe whole sys- tum when entering it through the mucous sur- faces. Such articles should never be used ex- cent on prescriptions from reputable physi- cians.a.~. the dnmase they will do is ten fold to the good you can possiblyderive from them. iiail'st'atarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. t‘hcncydrt'd. Toledo. 0.. contains no mer- cury. and is taken internally. acting directly upon lhoblood and mucous surfscesof the system. in buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It is taken internal, ly.and made in Toledo. Ohio. hy F.J. Cheney? 5: (.‘n. Testimonials free. y g-Stlld by drtignists, price 75 cents per bot‘ tie. ll #— Voting Man Why take the chance of dying without in- enrance when FOUR CENTS a DAY WILL erL’RE YOUR LIFE For 8141.1} '3 0r 6 Cents a Day Will (live led an Endow- ment of axon. payable to yourself if you live. With imurancedike everything else.the best is the cheapest. INSURE IN THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL" LIFE INSURANCI: Company, of Hartford. 8. S. L’Hommedleu. Ill illSlilliiiIilll Si. ”Wild—0N8. Buggies. Plastous, Carriages Canopies, Spindles. sto. Prices to Suit All. OALLANDBIITEII. Henry Tilly. ”W.W. this Hill SALE AT ROWAYTON. u...— tins Fancy 8km, it test, lime mounted. tins Working 8km, It feat. ilns Fourteen-Foot Gilli. one Twin-Foot Follower. tins line-Foot toot: Follower.” . one Eight-Foot Follower. Illll sir-Foot Follower. Good serviceable boats. at lea; prises. W B m l I s. , , . ’i «my
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