Heartburn, or
’ Bite your
. j Tongue.
Best and
Cheapest, as it is ,
made from the
Finest Leaf, and
is a Long Chew”;
This Is The FLOUR
That took First Prize atthe
WORLD‘S FAIR.
Which shows that
Wuhhllrn—iiroshy's Superlativs
listen the Best Bread in the World.
IDOK FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
Dibble & Oomstock. G. I. Frederick,
C. L. Glover. Robertson Bros,
llnnn d: Benedict, E. H.Morehcuae.
W. 8. nnford. Hugh Donnelly,
P. Scribner. 0. K. Rcodeld.
hi. 0. Horton, H. H Raymond dz Son.
AND OTHERS.
\ .
’ Roberts,Tucker&Goodwin
E. HILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
700 MAIN ST., HARTFORD. CT.
a3 om
”million;
I. I. SIIEPIRO MO OR. SOOTT.
———-+w—-—-
The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevalled Upon to line
Ills Greet Remedy Placed in the
Iisnds of the liruggists.
I
. This is the most wonderful production of
lcni science in the nineteenth century.
Thisisnotapatent medicine, but a prescrip-
l ttcueom ruled on scientilic principles and
need by . Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cures
wrought by it are simpl wonderful and havo
attracted thousands to t
treatment.
Touch an extent is the demand upon the
“mend attention of the doctor for his medi-
cine from pro is who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of (lot to
lsesonle plan by which the general a he
could besu pfiieduxlth this amalgam; ugh]:
remedy. or spurpose . . ep er
habeencslledtoScnth Norwaik to srran
with l. G. Tomlinson. sleuth Norwalh. and .
B. Hale. Norwaik. to permit them to keep in
ind "in W“ until b li rigid?
s pure y exce on u c
and builder. a blood purlller unexcelled. a
nerve ionic nothlnzcan usl. Dr. ticott has
devoted his life to the crouch knowledge
and understandin of blooddlsessee, a few of
whicharenemed ere: Kidney disease, livor
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
tism. dye peia, loss of appetite. constipa»
.scro uhsyphumcanoeroue hunters. in
catarrll salt rheummlmpies on ace.
mill ebility. boils. dizziness. female weal:-
nsse.nlale
po n.
i The above named drunlsts have received
theirilrst consignment and would invite all
menus tocsll and Monte acquainted with
merits of s riect remedy. Dr. Scott‘s
medicine, when p seed in dru stores. is sold
Inderthenalne of Dr. Scott's arsaparllla. and
diwhc intend taking a blood medicine should
not fall to try Dr. ricott’s Bananarliia.
W
its Pills [lave to be Used with Dr.
Scott's.
i
I
i
doctor's parlors for
...-.~ _ raw—s
”FOB BALI BY—
E. I. Tomlinsoll, South liomsll;
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ii. I. lisle Ismail. ml
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JACOB m. LAYTON
z all, his all iooiiolllillstmo i
i Iiil am: All IiilliSEiBlli
I lites-ship Tickets and lterl
J I been it
"""u" rules“ meg-u Iterw“ sliLIICiI ’
& rum? “some
8. B. WILSON
some in also. [
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rives in Cubs in Safety. , '
THIS 18 A BAD BLOW POE (mums.
A Ill; Consignment of lilies and Annual-
tion Collectedll the United Sui». M
Delivered to the Manta—41x ‘l'bsn-
snnd ”rich Expected to Rise.
TAMPA, Fla, July 31.-Thc long do
laycd Roloif expedition which left Key
West lcarly in Jane has landed safely in
Cuba. Up to the 17th inst. the party was
detained on an obscure Florida key owing
to improper instructions given a steamer
which was to convey them to Cuba. The
provisions they had afiordod subsistence
for a few days, after which they obtained
food from adjacent keys.
A secret lncssengcr service was estab-
lished with Cuban headquarters at New
York, via Tampa, and arrangements made
for reselling the expedition. Tho hardships
they endured while on this island, expulsod
to the elements, were great. and 25 of the
200 found it lmoudurahlo and deserted,
making their way to Key West and Tam-
pa, where they were put under the oath of
secrecy.
Henry Brooks was identified with the
movement at the beginning, but was pro
vallcd upon by his family to leave Cuba.
After going to Paris he returned to New
York, then came to Tampa disguised as a
common sailor. lie, with several others,
left here in a small schooner, joining the
expedition on the key shortly before the
rescue steamer arrived.
Six Thousand Men Will Rise.
After returning from the key, instead
of sailing direct for the northern shore of
Les Vallcs, they steamed westward, round-
ing Cape San Antonio and keeping Cuba
for beneath the horizon until of! the south
coast of Santa Espirito, when they made
direct for the coast, landing near Las Tn-
nas dc Zasa on Saturday night.
Colonel Figucrcdo says that not only
will the district of Santa Clara at large
rise in anus, but also the province of Mn-
tanzas, next to Havana, because both Ito
lot! and Sanchez hflVi' a large following in
these provinces. Besides this. the large
quantities of arms and ammunition taken
Were what the people there were waiting
for. He calculates that inn few days they
will have 6,000 men with them.
The landing of this expedition is con-
sidered as serious a blow to Campos as
his defeat at Valenzuela. That the expo-
ditlon remained 40 days on this key, es-
caping the vigilance of the United States
patrol, is due to their excellent organiza-
tion. The Cuban leaders More constantly
afraid the expedition Would be detected
in its perilous position. Thostoamcr hear—
ing Campos from Manzanillo to Cleufuc-
gos must have sighted the fliibustcriug
steamer.
GORMAN ON TOP.
The Maryland Democratic State Convention
Opens at Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, July :ll.—'l‘lw lobbies of
tho Carrolton hotel are crowded today
with enthusiastic Democrats from all sm-
tions of the state, who are here to attend
the convention which will today nominate
state oilicors. vacr in the history of tho
state has there been waged a. more spirit—
ed contest. At first the, i'tll'tlii against the
so called Gorillail ring assumed such pro-
portions ihut many experienced politi-
cians predicted that an autifiormnn call-
didlltc for governor would be named, but
as theI light progressed it lm-alllo evident
that the Hornllln fol-cos \l’t'i‘l' again in the
saddle. and this morning it is rum-mind
that whoever tiu- senator swim-ts for till-
nillillllf‘l' will be chosen with but little
opposition.
Among the most pronounl-mi candidates
are i‘X‘Stlllt‘. Senator llllyl-s, Slate 'l‘rrus
lil‘t‘l' Jones, (‘flIilIli'I \VIlIlf‘l' Hillliil iillii
John E. Hurst, all close friends of flur-
man. and Judgi- Fisher, who has a lunar
independent following.
Many wall illiorllu-d politicians lwlil-l'o
that (iorllulll's form-s will finally colleen-
imic upon John E. llurst. a rich "Hill of
this city. who up to Monday was ban-1y
considvrmi as a possibil- i'flllilillllli‘. (Mill-rs
predict that llll' slit'Ct'nSlill candidate will
be b'pcllm-r Joni-s.
ACTORS m COURT.
Injunction Against "The (‘rimc of n Centu-
ry" Not Removed.
SA): FilAXt'iSCU, .luly :ii.—-—Judlro Mur-
phy's courtroom looked as if the Durant
trial were ill progress, but it was not. Ill-
stcad the actors and managers of the Al-
ca'mr tIli'fllt‘l‘ hold the boards in an on-
deavor to show why they should not be
punished for contempt for playing “Tho
Crime of a Century" in defiance of an or-
der of tho court. The case of Mr. W. R.
Daily, the manager of the company, was
first called. Ills attorneys endeavored to
show that the play bad no reference to
tho Durant case, but .Iudgc Murphy said
it made. llodiffvrollcc if they played ”llam-
lct;” the play itself out little figure. It
was the Vitilflilflfl-UT tho injunction of the
court instead of taking legal means to
have the injunction set aside that consti-
tuted tho contempt.
The man was not finished and was post-
poned until Saturday. In the meantime
Dally will rest lll jail until hl-cnll procure
bonds. When the play was utoppml, Dally
announced on tho stage that tho perform
anro Would go on as usual, but Judge
Murphy made the actors promise that they
would make no further attempt to pro—
duce the play, and they were allowod to go.
flit-e Chicago For 03,000,000.
TfllflMiO, July at.—-linrry M. Stow ho
gen suit against the city of Chicago for
$3,000,000. Stow claims that ho was al-
lowed a patent in 1874 on a method for
paving streets with cedar blocks and that
the city of Chicago has used his method
since than without paying any royalty.
General Harrison Climbs a Holstein.
0m Fonds, N. Y., July lit—General
Harrison, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Dimmlok,
flatter Ben and Miss Mary Malice and
Secretary Tlhbotte, together with Guide
Sperry, walked to the top of Bald monu-
tnin and took lunch there. The mountain
is 800 loot above the lakes.
(Blades-we Will speak on Arne-In.
Dorms, July ill.—-'i'lle Standard this
morning asserts that Mr. Gladstone has
accepted the Duke of Wlmtmineter‘s invi-
tation to addressa public meeting at Chesa
tor on Tuesday on the subject of Armenia.
’flhfimmm
It" moon, Coon. July ti.-Jchn
a mow-ohmmmsm
, kill
Milled..." tom _ ~
wmmmmmdm—
see. who have returned from Liberia.
whither they went as colonists some
months ago. 0i nearly 100 companions in
the expedition. some said to have died
of starvation, and at are are clung out a
wretched existence in Africa. The three
men are Joiierson county (Arie) farmers.
Frank Shelton has a wife and four chil-
dren there, J. B. Tucker has a family, and
Ebenezer Russell is unmarried.
. They say the International Migration
society of Birmingham, Ala, oiicred 25
acres of land to every coloniat, and used
as indorsenlcnt the name of Bishop H. M.
Turner of Atlanta. The subscribers were
required to pay Oil in advance install
meats and their passage to Savannah. In
return they wore to be given their mileage,
food and the land on arrival.
The ship sailed in March for Monrovia
with 07 colonists, who wore in the care of
the society's secretary. The men declare
they were simply dumped ashore ulld al-
lowed to shift for till-illselvos. A score of
their comrades died of climate fever, and
some, it was reported, perished by starva’
tlon. Work could not be secured, and the
‘flcsh of dead animals and snakes was seized
upon with avidity for food. Shelton and
his two neighbors saw no hope for them
in the colony, and succwdcd in obtaining
passage to Liverpool and thence to Plliln~
dolphin. They expect help frolu Arkansas
which will enable them to return to their
bellies.
WILL PEACH ON HOLMES.
A Lawyer Rays One of the Prisoner's Corn
federates Will Confess.
CHICAGO, July 3i.-—-I.awycr William
Cappn, the Fort Worth attorney, who is
here at the instancoof the heirs of Minnie
Williams, states that ho is prepared to
prove tho murder of Iiiinuic and Annie
Williallls.
Hc insists that it was done by Holmes,
Quinlan and another man, whose identity
he refuses to reveal. This man has been
located by adctcctivc whom the heirs of
the Williams girls put- upon the case eight
months ago.
“He is ready to mnfcss, " said Mr. Cap.
pa, “on one condition. That is that the
police guarantee him immunity from pun
ishmcnt. My detective says the man
knows that the Williams sisters were killed
in tho Sixty-third street house, and that
he knows where they were buried."
A private account book kept by Holmes
has been discovered in a grate at the Six-
ty-thlrd street house. The book was found
with a bundle of letters addrcssml by vari«
one woman to Helium, which had been
evidently placed there for burning. The
accounts, which date back to May 1, lush,
show dealings with various people, and an
entry regarding insurance shows the ox-
istcllcc of illsuranccdollls as earlyas 1356.
A mysterious “Dora" is mentioned as
the recipient of nulllorous slllall sums,
which are carefully n‘corded. and the min.
mos of tho Ellglowmd company are also
glvml, with the election of directors and
transactions of other business.
THE CRUISER BROOKLYN.
She Will Probably lie Launched Some Time
During August.
piill.Al)El.l‘lIlA, July 3l.—Tllo launl'b
of the l'niivd Stall-s armored cruiser
Ilrmyklyn, which has van on the way at
('«ranlp‘s shipyard for about twu years, is
bring arriwly prepared for and ismpwtml
in take placi- during lIlt‘ ('lllllillg month.
although no (into has yet. iwi-ll ilxml. Xvi-
thor has it been determined who will vhris.
ton Ili‘l‘. but the choice is said to lie ho.
lWi‘i‘ll liuill ("lowland and some lnmlllwr
of lIli‘ family of the Fl‘i‘i'i'iiil‘y of ”10 navy.
The llrmlklyn, “'Illi'Il is a sislnr ship to
the {unions New York, In tll'~ip.vm'il to have
a speed of at least :20 knots at n displace-
ment of H, [.30 tons. Her main l-llgilu-s are
of'liu- tripll- expansion typo, four ill llum-
bar, and drive twin propellers. 'l‘hl- mn-
trllct price i.» $3,1Nii,llilii, the building of
the ship bring llllllllil‘l/J‘il by an ili'l of
congress, approved July l‘J. 159'}. 'I‘illvkl-l-l
was laid during the Sillilllll‘l‘ oi lwil.
BASEBALL.
harms“. l.i-l.\(.l’l.'1i.\lii-L:|.
At Washington——
Washington ..... l o o o o o o l :l_ ii
Nt'wYul'k ....... 5i i b l 2! H i i '——17
At Philadelphia--
PIliIiliIt‘Ileiil... o -l o o o o o a 0—10
Ilrmklyn....... U U l U 0 0 U i U—- 5
At Pittsburg—
Chicago .......... o o o l o o l o o— :l
Plttsllurg ........ i) ii (i ii 3 ii 0 i) '-—- 3
At ToilllliiVIlIih—
Louisville ....... :1 il il l 8 l i a 2—43
St Louis ......... ii 1 o o o o (i ll 1—— :5
EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Scranton—Scranton, ill; Syracuse, 2.
At Wilkosharre—Wilkl'slmrre, ill; Roi-ll-
cstcr, 5.
Pardon Refused l-anbeuler Arnold.
ALnASV. July :il.——'i‘llv governor has ro.
fused to pardon Jul-ob Arnold, the i‘lllIlt‘Z-
zlillg bank mshlcr of llockport and or.
county treasurer of Niagara county. Tho
application was made on the ground that
Arnold Iii in poor health. that he did not
profit by his stvlllings, and that his wife
and family arc in a thistitutc condition.
Object to a Brewery in n Monastery.
I’lT’i‘sBCIui, July iii.——illshop l’hclan
has been appealed to by several priests in
this diocese to stop the manufacture of
beer at the St. Vincent monastery, Ila-
trobo. The monastery derives a largo rov-
cnuc from the brewery.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
The August Hortuag brewery at liones-
dalc, Pa., was destroyed by fire.
Bishop John P. Newman of Omaha
opened the series of Sarawgn summer
lectures.
The belated Cunard lino steamship Au~
ranla arrived at New York with all safe
and wall.
News that all Methodist ministers in
China, who were in grave danger, are now
safe in Shanghai was received. .
The New York Republican state mm-
mlttcc met and called the state convention
to meet in Sal-atone on Sept. 17.
On the White rlvcr, eight miles from
Camp Apache, A. T.. has been found s ro-
markahle cave in which were between 800
and 400 human skeletons.
The coroner’s jury in the inquest on
Lillie law, who was found dead in the
woods on Washington heights, New York,
retarded a verdict of suicide.
is has been mast that in persons
loetthsirlivss bythedeetruction bylre
stills Minuet 55%|»,th w;
M ”I m fl
Caught on Norwsik islands.
been your orders and have then
delivered in Norwslk every fistur—
day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds of Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
FISH AND.
VEGETABLES
to be found.
PURE TOMATO OATSOP
RONT &. lElOEE’S
l'elephone. iO-ll
at — _
Piilllillli.
First class paetnrsge for horses or
horned cattle; in a good neighborth
where an employee will have oversight
of same. Plenty of water, and a heavy
growth of feed.
amour BROS.
WALL PlPii
In our New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SU P PLI ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
ilornsr First Ave. IiliI lies 8t-
EAST NORWA LK .g
INVEST
sous savmas IN
RELIABLE SIX PER
CENT. SECURITIES
AND
liSOiii
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
0R FURNITURE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY OF
HOWARD ii. Sli'l‘H.
‘ Monmouth-slim ‘
BARGAIN.
This time it’s hosiery and ngenuine bargain
too. We have secured for cash a drive in lion’s
BikJialf Hose,50 doz. at 9c per painAiso Boys’ I
Black Stockings, a real bargain, at the same
price. Mark downs in Clothing that willmeke
you buy if you only see the value we areglving
to clear out summer stock. '
w.l. llama & in.
i9 iiain 81., Hawaii.
Clothiers and Furnishers
For Men and Boys.
Sentinel Building. So. Hamil.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
~0E—
SPRINR FOOTWEAR
~GO TO-
TH Eo. ‘ OLSEN.
The tale Oily OiIll Stone Faucet Filer.
Manufactured oi Polished Brass and iiigilly iiickei Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. extracting all disease germs and extraneou matter, rendering it put
fectly wholesome.
These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
ERANOIS &,..OO.,
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
PRIOR OLOTHIIIO
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford to do otherwise.
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
- South liolwalk. Conn.
ill invitation is hereby ol-
leliililii to lie people of Hawaii
authority to inspect our goods.
lie in not claim in give you
golli tollals fol 50-lltiii pieces;
Illii we will heal you fairly and
jsily. ~
“W
JONES 8i ROTORKISS,
PLUMBING -
ND
A
HEATING l7 WALL 81'.
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
23 WALL 8t.
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