‘ ‘1 "bib, , n“
_ . LLY’ TUMBLERS.
'. cutourstockof . ‘ -
GASOLINE STOVES
'1‘ ”I! than at a reduction of 10 per cent.
SH & VAN SCOY,
TON POINT
South Norwalk. Conn.
The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
ennui nnrnunmbnnusrs
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.
7 The excursions for this week are August 6, Fire Depart-
ment of City Island, Y. M. C. A., Morristown, N. J.; August 7,
A. 0. United Workmen; August 8, Grace M. E. Church, of New
Haven, Great Neck Union 8. 8., Christian Endeavor, Stamford,
.l‘lilford 8. School; August 9, moonlight excursion of Huntington,
Fifth Regiment, Conn.; August 10, Occela Club, New York.
1 , lloton Point Improvement Company. owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKEN STEIN, General Manager.
tuna ”if” nun“ on snrunnu
ThellNew Passenger Steamer.
FAVORITE.”
J
fl.
shew-L- , ”'6‘
r...
FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
on South Norwalk at 7:11) a. m. ,
‘ VelBeekman street. at 2:10 p. m.(Saturdays.l:1L'i p. m.) Leaves East fillet street, at
are p. m. (Saturdays 2:00 p. in.)
~ height boats for Norwaik leavr,~ New York. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
W). In. Loaves Norwslk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 5:00 p. in. Freight. received
Mlmumteiimp.m.
‘ EXCURSION
'STEAMEII “IAVIIIIITE.”
PLEASURE BEACH
*+ SUNDAY, AUGUST rr.
. Leave BouthiNorwslk, 2:00 a. on; leave Pleasure Beach. 4:30 p. In.
25c-Tlclrsts Entire llounrl Trip-45c.
-—ABK EUR—-
browns $3.00 snot
And you will see not only a
Meet and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the
' lost Iatorial is Used. Combining Durability and Style
+ mm; a the best saoo Seamless Shoe in the market.
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
‘M and amine them before purchasing any other shoe. at
.s. BROWN’S,
morn Main Street. 30. Norwalk.
‘ Try the "WANT” columns of The
L “flung“
ro mm .mm or TESLA moron
upset tcOpsrstssn Electric Bellman
wares sum war use One unusmi
Ind Fifty lilies an Hair-Experiments
,lbvs Already Been Successfully m
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 6.—-Busincss ctr
cles were startled here by the announw
ment of the consolidation of the Baldwin
locomotive works and the Westinghouse
Electric Manufacturing company.
The name of the new company has not
been determined. and the ofllciais of the
Baldwin company decline to state whether
or not it will be made a stock company;
Though by the agreement the two com-
panies will hereafter work as ono, yot both
plants will be retained as they are at. pres-
ent, extensions being made as the busi-
ness warrants.
The Baldwin locomotiw works were
founded by Mathias W. Baldwin, who,
April 25, 1831, put his first miniature lo-
comotive in motion and then built the 10«
comotive ()irl Ironsidcs. which made its
first trip on {the Gormantown road Nov.
25, 1832. They new cover over 14 acres of
ground, and thorn are 4.900 men em-
ployed. The capital of the firm. the enter-
prise nevor having boon incorporated, in
plaeod nt $5,0ll0,000.
Tho Westinghouse Electric Monufuctun
ing company is incorpomtul. having its
plant in Pittsburg. Its capital is $10,000,-
000, and its last. stat-uncut, showed its as-
sots at Sit-7:32.310. liruyton Ivos is chair-
man of Its board of directors, and George
Wostinprbousc, Jr., is president of the
company.
For Electric Railway Development.
pl'l'l'hlllfilll, Aug. 0.~\V. I). l'pdogral‘l.
private secretary to floor-go Wostlnrzhouso.
Jr., in explaining tho soopo of ntilliatlon
of Interests of tho Westinghouse Electric
company and the Baldwin Lm-ornotlve
company, said:
“The combination is to dowlop the
possibilities of the Tesla motor as applied
to the railway sorvioo. 'l'hoy intond to
make it possible to run from How York to
Pittsburg in throo hours. With tho 'l‘osln
motor We are assurod powor to draw a car
at the ruin of 150 tnilos an hour or ruoro.
“Tho only thing now is to got ours and
car wheels that. will stand tho strain of
tmvr'lliig tit lhnt ruto of spot-1|. 'I'ho Iirilrl-
win poopIi-nssuro US that this run ho dono.
We now haw tho systorn Working at. our
plant. (it I‘Zilhl I’lilrlllll‘g. tho only trouble
being to got a car that will rorunin on IIliE
track.
"We hollow that with this union of in
torrrsts no will ho in opt-ration lu iintr‘ll
Pittsluirp: and Now York. 'I‘ho pr‘rworit
railway II'JU'IH‘N cannot ho u-wri. \l‘r- want.
nir lint-s. 'i‘lro orrr~ will In- wry light and
on tho prirn-lplo of airship“. \Vo run run
thorn on trostlr- work that Would not bout
the Wright of :r i'rrllnrnn ooru'h. We in-
tend to cross the mountains by lifts,
”It is only intonrlr-d to linl‘ tho lint-s for
passengers, mail and vxpross.
”’l‘horc will be no originos. ouch mi‘ in»
log provided with its own motor. A our
will not stop until it rent-hos its point of
destination. We have also perfected a
block systmu which innkos it imprmsible
for two trains to run on tho same block.
As soonasn train gets on n block on which
there is airondy a train the powor for the
last onoontr-rlng is shut off. 'l'ho intor-
cells of the two corporations uri- not to be
corubinod for anything lwyonrl tho dovol-
opmont of tho railway fonturo.”
NEGROES QUARANTINED.
Return” From Mexico Bring Smallpox
“'illr Them.
“’Astrixm‘ox. Aug. i‘».»—.<ur,;oun (lou-
ernl Wyrnnri of tho Muriuo luwpitul sorviuo
has urrlorod that n nurnlwrui il'llls bo soul
from tho rlototrtion ramp at Wuyruvsvillo,
Ga. to Eaglo i'asu. 'l‘ox.. for use by tho
colon-r1rr-irrgm-sniullpox [IIIIII‘llIh in «prur-
nnlllio iii Illi‘ Irilli-r plur'v. 'I'In- Ir‘ili'l‘lll rill-
thoritlos:rronlsosupplyiug gruirilstlrrouuh
tho customs sorvir-o to koop tho humor»
from svrittr-rlrigrrurl spreading tho disonw.
Advimw rt win-d by llr: Wytuun lruli-
0M0 lhril 11 how l‘fl.~i‘~ hunt (Im‘rlupr-II
slur-o Saturday. muting Jul in oil, 'I‘Iiorr
Iuivo boon rim-o (loathe. Ilr. \\'_\ru;rn bu.-
roquostorl l'rritslll lionorul Williams at Iiu»
warm to iiuliiy tho mptnim of wssv-h
bound for ports in tho ~tnlooi South l’nro
Ilnu to pror-m-rl \‘iu qunrnntiuo station n!
lilnokbonrii's island for impou-t‘ron und in
ordor to Fm’lil’v tho uu'rllr'nl otlirrr's m rtii-
lento of prntlr'tuo.
“This." say-a Ilr. Wyrnnn in his lottor.
"will provorrt ilu- oxponw oi rotirr‘n‘iug I“
that rpunrautlno station boloro lu-lru: rui-
mittod to outry. 'l‘bls rrppllr-s to tit-aeoli-
olthor with siolrnoss on Imrti'II or coruluu
from un lnfrotod port."
('atlmlio Summer School.
l’rn'rrsur rue. N. Y. Aug, u,-—~'l‘ho boom
of trusioos of tho i'ntbollr Srrrnnu-r Soho-ll
oi Amorivu hold ltsnununl mooring and
unanimously r-oolr-viod "NV. ilr. r‘onnly
of Won-orator us its pin-sirloin. with tho fol
lowing board of riilir'r'ru: It'lrul \‘lm- pros.
Iiit‘lli‘. llrrv. l'. A. llulplli, H. .I., of Nl'w
York city; sooonrl vlr'o prosirlont. Major
John llyruo of Now York r-ity; socrotury.
Worn-b It]. Moshorof ‘i’onngstowu; tr'cas.
liror, Ilov. M. M. Shortly of Alioorm.
Ended Ills llonsymoon by Hillside.
Piill..~\llir?1.l'lll/\. Aug. swoon-mt lllloko.
urged to yours, who was nmrrlod a work
ago last Sunday. oornrnlttod suicide by
drowning himself in tho llolawaro river.
Illlclre was a thriving halter. and the only
reason assigned for the dried in that a now
own which he recently lmught failed to
work right.
l'lve Burned to Death.
Dunstan, Aug. 0,—A mldonco on the
Clcitskrngostato was burned to the ground
and four women and nohlld perished in
the flames. Four-other purrsons am miter-
lng from wrrlblo injuries ruoolrorl during
the conflssrstlon.
Coal (ins luniied.
(lirsrsrtsw. Mons. Aug. It.-—-A num-
ber of cord cars and a column woredo
relied on tho Fltchhurg road just east of
Conway junction and were wrecked. Uon‘
doctor Michael Sullivan was injured.
Steamer launched at filth.
Butt, Mo... Ann. 0.--Tho steamer St.
Croix of the International line was
launched in the presence of a large crowd.
She is of taboo tons register and cost
“5.000. ‘
museum's!-
Ky.“ .
gusts ck
titer, B. . odonbaugh,
mortally wounded in tho Woodford hotel
at Versailles by W. Newton lane. Lane
has been on a protracted spree. He came
user having trouble with a hotel clerk in
Lexington Sunday morning.
Arriving at Versailles and becoming
still more intoxicated, he want to the“
Wocdford hotel, engaged to room and went
to sleep. Shortly after 4 o‘clock he came
down stairs and had some words with
James Rodenhaugh, who was a cripple.
The dispute led to blows, and both men
drew pistols. '
They tired at short range. The bullet
from Lane’s weatron entered young Ree
dcnbuugh’s nook and passed through his
jugular vein. Before he fell he fired at
Lone, the bullet making a slight flesh
wolfnd in his left side hour the heart.
I . C. Rodenbaurrh rushed forward. As
he opened the door leading into the hall,
whoru‘thc trouble originator], Luna fired
at him, the ball striking ltodrenbaugh in
the month. The shock trrrnod tho. old than
partially around, and Lane fired again,
the bullet lodging in liodonbriugh's spine.
Rodonlmugh foil across his son's corpse.
He will din.
The elder Itrulonbnugli was a federal
soldier, was postmaster at Nir'holasvillo
for two torms urulor I’rosldont Grant, had
been pmprlr:tor of tlrollotol Nicholas at
Nichoinsvillo for sororul yours, and since
the 1st of last North has boon proprietor
of tho Woodiord hotol. lio was a promi-
nent turfurnn. being tho souior nrornlwr oi
thoraciug flrrn of itmionhaughtk Iiodo-
gap.
Lane is about :28 yours old. Until re-
cently ho was a citizen of Mount Sterling.
but for tho past. your has boon ongugod in
soiling a putout Ii'Ilt‘i‘ in this oity. Ilowas
a strong partisan of (‘olonol llrocklnridge
in his notod r'nrnpulgn Inst your. and had
sr-vornl diliivultios ovor thr- colonel. He is
in jail.
STEAMERS BURNED.
Shipping Along Cincinnati's “'harves Dc-
Stroycd by Fire.
(err'rsxnt. Aug. o.——i‘in- broko out
on tho liig Sandy whuriimnt and spread
rapidly. ’I'ho big stournors i‘urrollton and
Big Sandy nro Iurrm-rl, and at one limo
r-voryihing in tho port was threatened.
Marry whnrflmrits Wi’l‘i' totally riostroyr'ri
and othors dnrnugori. The loss on tho lilg
Sandy-is $25.00” nrirl on thollnrroiltou
wound, not inolurlinn rumors. Tho loss
on the \n‘huriluurts‘ ill:iIit'~ tho lnlrrl ovr-r
“cohort,
In tho hour of ov-ttomont ilir'l‘r‘ was an
linrrronso llilllllillrlr‘ on the irirlrlli‘ lurid-
iliz. and wild rr'ln-l'Iw w. w I‘il‘i‘lllitlr‘rl
about lixon Irving Irtal on tho two strnrnors.
’I'Iu' Ilia: hourly i‘.iil ‘lu Loulurllo rind ihr:
(‘nrrollton to .\l. ruplris and Now lit-loans.
IIiIlIIi'IL n tin-mun. um on tumor hp lunl
and "my (Iir'. \\ Illinru FI|:1\\',t-§il[iil‘lllir'llll-
out of tho ‘.\'h:irl'lm:rt. urul .Ifll‘k l‘r‘nwloy
and William Alida: lirotuvn. w. w badly
lurr'nod. and tho lir'omun of tho tilt: Sandy
Was also Illll‘lli'll.
LEACH’S EXECUTION.
Three Shocks “'ere Turned on Its-fore He
Was Pronounced Dead.
Film SIX“, Aug. li.-—Iiir‘hurd L. Lunch,
thr- inurdoror of Mary liopo Sowkirk, was
oxm'utod by oloctrioity horo.
For urrr-h a llttlo r-hup hodoflod tho force
of storui lightning Irmgor than any other
murdr-n-r yr-t put to douth by tho. legal
ruothml. 'l‘broo full ourrouts \voro nooos-
snry to sonrl his soul into nuothvr sphorv.
nnrl N‘i‘li thin in riozon WIM‘ and lournod
doctors hung ovor him in doubt us to
whotbor ho was roully rlourl.
Whon tho full rlozon hud listened fortho
r(‘\'r,'rllt'l‘:illul\ of his hour! bouts. llu‘y do-
(‘idn-rl that ho wars (lurid. 'I‘In-ii ”my pet-
Inrrnod tho :iululhy rilul \VI'I'i‘i‘l‘l‘i-‘illl of It.
'I‘Iro oxooution of Imm‘Il. while pro~
nounrori n roruploto ~rior~o<< by all rho ox-
ports. was ohnrurli'rirorl It)“ Illlll‘v revolt-
ing In‘tilill‘wi than that of Iluohrinnn a
month ago. or of am)" ulnm- Kornmlr‘r was
rurrsloil to ill :Illr.
NINE MINUTES BETTER.
The Defends-r "eat-- the \‘igiinnt liver the
(‘nflngc l‘ily ('uurso.
Ni‘u’r‘om, ii. I,. .\u.-.:. '1 —'l'h~ Iloioud
or run! \‘iirllnirl »~:rrlr-rl our :1 will, Irrih‘
r‘nili'st‘ from i'nllupzr' ('Iiy. )Iri~~.. in this
'port. tlu- l‘:|('r' lrr lnguu mom in tho r-rnisr
of tho Now York \uvht r-lub. ‘l'ho wu wu-
siuootb, nrul thou-ind \‘nrird in \i'Im‘ll)’
from I!’ to if» lullow' an hour.
For “.30 trillos. douu to tho Vinoyurd
sound Iiuhtship. ll wars :1 drurl boat to
windward. and tho Ih-Irlirlt'l' bout tln- \‘ig
llnut by about .‘i ruluutm lti sororuls, quh
yru'hts r‘ur‘i'yinpz r-lizbtupmlls nrrri baby jib
lopsrrils.
(in tho slt'oti'h tlroiu'i- to Nowpui‘t. with
shoots i‘um'rl u Iiltlo. tho Ih'fotirIr-t' williotl
onolrprli to make hor t'Itillsl'tIillllr‘ from
start to finish it inlnutos it sot-oruls both-r
lhnu \'i_r:l|.'rlii'~‘. 'l‘lu‘ .Ilrbilw also sluriorl.
but with working iopsnils only. and Vigi-
qut bout. 11M 10 inltiutos 40 m-vonds.
Emperor William In England.
ilsuonwi Ilill’rl‘. lsloot‘ Wight, Aug. 0.
—-'I‘lu1 quoou‘s ritunr'r party last night. in-
vludr-d I'IInporor William no thor‘hloi gut-st.
the l’rinoo and Print-rum of Walt-u. the
Iluku and Ilur‘hoss of l‘onrmuubt. i’rInr-r'
Ilonry of Prussia and tho Marquis of Sui»
isbury. Eruporor William sir-pt on the im-
porlnl yar'bl llolrouzolioru.
Hastings ls Ahead.
Wrtuitsrwum. in. Aug. 0.-—»'l‘ho lio-
pttbllrrm district. conventions for the aim-
tlou of slate delegates Worn hold. In thi't
First, Second. Third, Fourth and Sixth
districts Ilnstings mon worn oh-otod. In
tholi‘lfth a Quaymanwasohmon. The
delegation now stands eight for linetlngl
and one for Quay.
mm at Ashury Park.
Armour Pans, x. .I.. Aug. 6.--Firs
broke out in the Control block on Main
street. Nineteen small business concerns
were dostroyml. and the tenants in the floor
alch the stores were burned out. Many
of them lost all their furniture.
Mr. Morn Sentenced.
Ktssrxosy. Aug. ri.-»—-Mr. Louis Stern of
New York was sontonmd to two weolre’
imprismnnout for insulting a public offi-
cial and to pay a lino of 000 marks for re
sistance to tho. authority of the state.
menace-lieu Inslshrailmp.
Phrunrrrnts. Aug. smiths annual
celebration of the (Ileana-Gael was held
in Rising Sun park in the presence of
thousandsctpersons.
hi
issues A . d—The third annual
liaise A rnmumednnd
“cameraman-um
Weather-recess."
rnunsounr.
$2.50.
$3.50, at 82.
2.25
84, at 82 50.
at $1.19.
three- button Oxfords, Square and
at $2 a pair.
33 Oxford, at $2.
$3.50 Oxfords at 82. .
Children’s Russet spring heel
91.25.
‘ Youths’ Shoes, 750; Boys’ 85c.
prices.
Monetize": euumue.
mu
-op...
MATHEWSllN o ones.
Sample Shoes and bxlnrtls w
Thesebargains surprise and delight all who see them. They
are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety.
Sixty pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. up turn Shoes, worth $4.50, at
-‘ SALE
Ninety pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth
Forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth $4. at
Sixty-eight pairs Ladies’ Opera Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth
One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c apair.
One lot Ladies’ Oxfords, at 50c.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 000.
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 60c.
()ne_hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu-
lar $3 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a pair.
, Two hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid
Razor Toe, regular 03 Oxford,
Sixty pairs cloth top three-button Oxford Razor Toe, regular
One hundred and forty airs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Tan 01:-
fords, several different sha es of tan in this lot, regular 83 and
Shoes, 35, 50, 00, 75, 85, $1 and
We have putprices on these goods that will sell them at
once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and
THE. WHITE SHllE SIIIIIE,
- I- NORWIIK, (ilillll.
tar 75c All Wool lngrains. 00c.
Wrappers and Shirt Walsls
A lot of Shirt Walrus. including this
season's best styles. 3 little massed, for
25o and 500.
Wrappers. best quality of Calico and
Percales. Syrian yoke. front and back.
trimmed with very wide rutlle, ‘1, $1.19,
31 25. $2 and $2 50.
A fine assortment of Laundered Waiste.
50¢. 75, $1 Fancy patterns of Silk Wsists,
$3 50, worth $5.
Women’s Suits.
Serge. Eton suits. blue or black,
and $3 50.
Suite, $2.50.
7.50
Also Separate Skirts. Duck
Our stock of Furniture is large and
Agents for Ilutterick's patterns.
‘ SIIIIHELII
club Building, Well
DO NOT
erl goods sold as samples.
hould not be overlooked.
A few more pairs of Benedict 6:.
~ ‘ .50 goods, at $1.75.
, Examine our LsdIes' Kid patent
v .50 a pair.
- cc .3. at $2 a pair. Are doodles.
the, 750 sad :1 a pair.
lion’s Lace Pig Skin and Russia
4 00 a psir.
little Shoe Sore. Ill)
I l’slrntollcwsdhyshcwmrmthh .
China listings in fancy patterns. lie, 25c and 35c.
Not Carpets Alone.
AIIIIZEII II'IIIEII STIIIIKS III THE STIIIIE
Are moving as lively..but the Carpets for this month we are asking your attention,
and If desire d. we will store the Carpets for future delivery,
ohoir'e styles. with or without borders. and stair widths.
97w Tapestry. 75!; $125 Worsted Volvots. 050 and $1: ill 50 Body Brussels. $1.25;
61 ‘25 lloquore, $1: $1.50 Moquets, $1 ‘35; $1.50 Axrnrnster, with border. $125;regu-
Brand new Carpets,
$1 Worsted Velvets. 85c:
Summer Silks.
In all our Silk selling we neverl
have had the equal of those Imported .
Fancy Silks for Shirt waists and evening
dresses. .
-—-——W———
Dress Stulis.
50 inch Storm Serges, at 75c and 9
per yard, in blue and block. A varie
of fancy black Dress Goods, all wool,
49c, 59c, 75c and 980.
-—-———o¢o——
The Ribbon Corner.
ls bright with bargains in all the latest ,
styles. In all the other departments are
values just as tempting. Examine our I
Hosiery, at 190 and 25c. Regular made, '}
guaranteed fast black, cannot be exmlled . I
complete. A pleasure to show goods.
& HIIYT.
98 Washington Street. South llorwslli:
Street, llorwallr.
M. H. GLOVER’S
EREAI‘ Mill-SUMMER SALE W
Still Continues.
FORGET
' These are regular gcods and samples, perfect in every respect, not damsg
lnuasbury, Isthewson it Cole kid three-button Oxford, squsre and
razor toe, i'tgular $3 goods, at $1.00 a pair.
That Ladies‘ Razor toe Shoe at $2 a pair, regular price $23 and 850,
Colo Sample Oxfordsmegulsr $3 and
tip Turns, worth $850 to $1 50, s
Lounsbury, Mathewson dc Co.’s Russia Calf Blocher Oxford, regula
ladies” Russell and Kid Oxfords, at no cents a pslr.
Children’s Barrett and Kid patent tip, spring heel shoes. at 05: , 450
100 pairs of Lsdies’ Juliet and Princess Oxfords. st $1.10 a pair.
Calf fissur- toe. regular .5 shoe,
up. 1-1. GLOVER’S
and 42 Wall St. lot
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