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This II The FLOUR
‘Thll took First Prize at the
WORLD'S FAIR.
Which shows that
‘Wsshhurmilroshy’s Superlativc
Makes the Best Bread in the World.
‘ K FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.
g For Sale by the Following Grocers:
; gibble & Comstock. G. E. Frederick.
. .L. Glover. Robertson Bros.
linnnegy & Benedict. E. H. MOYGIIOUPE.
W. 8. an!
\ 0rd. Hugh Donnelly.
F. Scribner. 0. K. Scolield.
B. C. Horton, 8. H Raymond & Son.
AND OTHERS.
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The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevalled Upon to line
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
Hands of the Druggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
medical science in the nineteenth century.
This is not a patent medicine. but a prescrip.
tion com unded on scientific principles and
used by r. Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood diseases. The cures
wrought by it are simply wonderful and have
attracted tthoulla ads to the doctor's parlors for
men
Tosuch an extent is the demand upon the
time and attention of the doctor for his medi-
trom people who could not visit New
York city. that t became a matter of dut to
some plan by which the general a lie
oouldbelusplicd with this genuine. v uable
remedy.“ for this purpose A. A. Shepherd
hashecncallcdtoSouth Norwalk to srran
‘ with I. G. Tomlinson. t-louth Norwalk. and .
~ Ennis. Norwalx. to permit them to keep in
and sell this wonderful blood remedy.
Thistspurcly vegetable. and excellent ton c
and builder. a blood puriiler unexcelled. a
nervetonic nothingcan etpllal. Dr. Scott has
devoted his life to the t orongh knowledge
and Ilnderstandin of blood diseases. a few of
whicbarenamed ere: Kidney disease. liver
complaint. sick headache. muscular rheuma-
ln. ys . loss of appetite. constipa-
tion. acrofula. syphilis. cancerous humors. sin
in bonesacatarrh. salt rheum. pimples on ace.
general ability. boils. dizziness. female weak-
ncss. malarial poison.
The abov ed druggists have received
theirllrst meat and would invite all
means to and me acquainted with
merits of a riect remedy. Dr. Scott's
medicine. when p lin drug stores. is sold
under name of Dr. Scott's Samparilla. and
allwho intend taking a blood medicine should
not fail to try Dr. Hcctt's Sarsaparilla.
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No Pills Have to be Used with Dr.
, Scott’s.
—-——FOB SALE BY—
E. ii. Tomllnson. south liorwalll;
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ll. ll. llalc Harwell.
mill
JACOB M. LAYTON
flirt. lilo and lttiienilnsurauc .
till Emit lllll IlilllSE llillll
Occa- sion-ship Tickets and Stet-l
sg Drslh‘. Les-s N tlstsd and
' Itsch Sol one. 5 iron! Place,
to Post once. tic-ts Norwsl ,Ct.
Public. Acknowi cstt
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For Wearing
HADWOBKBD'AB A LADY’S MAID.
Reginald Cotton Says That Ila Has Passed
lost or Ills we" la Skirts. Ilsa Been on
the Stags as a loubrette and Was Locked
11p Once For Wearing Ian's Clothes.
Nrw Yoult, Aug. 10.--Detoctlve Mc-
Ginty of the Central park police force,
while patrolling the Ramble last even-
ing about 6 o’clock, noticed a well dressed
woman acting suspiciously. She carried
a satchel in her hand and paced anxiously
up and down the walk.
She wore a stylish silk skirt of a slate
color, with a polka dot silk waist and tan
shoes. A becoming sailor hat surmounted
her black, curly hair. She was pretty and
well formed. McGinty saunterud up to
her ulld passed solne remark about the
weather. She smiled and answered him.
Her voice was rich and musical. Then
they fell into conversation, during which
the detective asked her what she was do-
ing in the park. ’
“Surely not to be catcchiscd by stran-
gcrs,” she said, with‘a lnugh. She never-
theless told him that she was Estelle Law-
rence and lived at 551 Third avenue.
with her mother.
For a park policeman Detective McGin-
ty is a very suspicious man. When he told
Miss Lawrence that she would have to ac-
company him to' tile arsenal, she nearly
fainted. Then she protested with flushing
eyes, but accompanied hilll just the same.
Before a Sympathetic Sergeant.
When arraigned before Sergeant Hodg-
ins, she declared her arrest an outrage and
made such a tearful picture that the ser-
geant seemed touched.
Hodgins is a gallant man. The distress
of Miss Lawrence was so genuine that he
was about thinking that Molilnty must
havczmadc a blunder. Ho scratched his
head in pcrploxity. Then the detective
stepped up beside him and whispered in
his car.
The sorgonnt's face brightlfim. "My
dear miss, " he said sunvcly, “I fin pained
to put you to any inconvenience. I can
appreciate your anxiety about your moth-
er, who will be awaiting your home colli-
ing tonight. Go with the detective, and he
will do the best to got you out of your an-
pleasant dilemma. "
Miss Lawrence, smiling through her
tears, said, “Oh, that’s so sweet of you!"
and followed McIGinty out of the station.
He led her over to Lexington avenue, and
between Sixtrsixth and Sixtytscvcnth
streets entered a building. It was the
Mount Sinai hospital.
Sergeant Hodgins was meditatively bit-
ing the end of a pclllloldcr when tllc de-
tective and Miss Lawrence roturnvd after
about an hour. The dctcctivo iWJkt‘d tri-
umphantly at the sergeant, and, turning
to his shrinking prisoner, said gruilly:
“Now, tell the Mgcnnt the whole busi-
ness. ”
She hesitated a moment, and tllcll, nl-rv-
ing herself, said firmly:
“My right name is Reginald Fulton. I
am 2i years old and live at .351 Third nvc
nuo. Iwus born ltl Nova Scotiu and up
to my eighteenth your wore girl's clothes.
I associated mostly with Women, cultivat-
ed their lnllllncrsund habits and felt as
they did. I then came to New York and
discarded fcnullcllttil'c. li'rom lure Iwcnt
to Hartford, will-re I was taken for a
Woman by it pollcclluln and arrested for
masquerading in male nttirl'. Afterward
I wont to Boston. \vlll-l-l- I rcsunu-d skirts
and passed under the llllllll,‘ of Estelle Ans
cl.
g Lady's Maid For Three Years.
“I applied at on other for u situation
and was taken into the employ of Mrs.
lit‘lll'y Paul of Newton “rights as lady‘s
maid. For three years I hold the position.
They knew me as Estelle lhlrc. A quarrel
arose ovcr some trivial matter, and I left.
"Subseqlu-lltly I got srvcrnl sllulll posl‘
tions on the stage ullill‘i‘ the nllmvsof \'io~
lct Doll and Violet Ill-:ll-oll. I did not like
this sort of Work and got out. While on
the stage 1 mod to [WI as. minim-tic, sing
popular ballads and (u'l'nsiollllily illllll'u.
“A couph' of drlys ago I “'l‘lll to (ldoll's
intelligence oif‘lcc. ill Forty-sccolld sirrcl.
this city, ulld was l‘l‘l‘lllllllli‘llliNi to a posi-
tion at Molllltllilldulv. N. Y., as u (‘illllll'
bl-rnluid. ’l‘hv llil' did not agree with me,
and I lcft \l‘odncsdny and returned to this
city. For the last (“'0 dnysl have been
spending my time in the park."
Sergeant. liodgills listened to the story
with ullluzcmcnt. Ill tho satchel Cultoll
carried a quantity of perfume, powder,
powder rags, cosmetics, soup. a toothbrush
and other articles. lie was locked up and
was arraigned in the Yorkviilo court this
morning.
Seven Bodies Recovered.
NEW YORK, Aug. lO.—-Furthcr work on
the collapsed cight story building at West
Third street and West Broadway, while it
did nothing to throw light on the cause of
the disaster, added new horrors to tile
scene by revealing tho mangled bodies of
four more victims. making seven ill all.
Crushed to Death In an Elevator.
N EW ll AVEN, Allg. ill—Frank \V. Cay-
ton, ugcd :m, of 171 (Icntrul avenue, West-
villo, tho janitor of the First National
bank. was crushed to death in tho olcvu
tor. His body \vusdruggcd between the
elevator and the side of the wall from the
sixth to the eighth iloor.
Fall River Mills Prosperous.
FALL RIVER, Muss. Aug. 10.-—-'l‘lle re-
port of the mill earnings for the July
quarter shows that it has been prosperous.
Thirty corporal ions, representing $19,170.-
000 in capital, paid regular dividends
amounting to $358,475, an average of 1.87
per ccnt.
Prince Ferdinand Must Abdicate.
Losoox, Aug. iO.-—Thc correspondent
of The Standard at Sofia says, “The Bul-
garian d utation at St. Pctcrsburg was
virtually (Kid that Russia would do noth-
ing for Bulgaria unless Prince Ferdinand
abdicutcs.
Women Delegates to Atlanta Exposition.
Hanulsauuo, Aug. 10.—Governor Host-
lngs has appointed Mrs. Harriet Clay of
Scranton and Miss Lucy ll}. Mouser of Al-
lentown members of the wolllan’s auxiliary
to the Cotton Status exposition commis-
sion.
firm In the Schuylkill.
PnltAlmtva, Aug. lit—Lynn 0.
Trontnlun. aged 64 5’”, was drowned
while swimming in the Schuylkill }river
near Showmont. ‘
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Cons. A tau-Ira. Earl of Dam
val-slate- swing: on the Team
Atfircoklynrr
Malibu......l. 0
Philadelphim. . 1
At Baltimore——
Baltimore....... 1
New York... 0
Swond game—
Baltinlorc.. 0
New York.......... 0 0
All Chicago—
Cllictlgo.......... 0 0 0
Cleveland....... 0 9 0
At Pittsburg—
Pittsl)nrg........ 0 0 0 1
Louisville” 0 l) 0
At lloston~
Boston ..... 0 0 l l (l
'W'ashington..... 0 0 _0 0 0
Bartram: LEAGUE GAMES.
At Providcncc~Pruvldcucc, 1:3; Roch—
sstcr, 8. ~
At Scranton—Scranton, 4; Toronto, 8.
At Wilkcsbarrc—Wilkcsburrc, 15; Buda-
lo, 2. *
At Springfield—Fprillgilcld, ll; Syra-
cuse, l.
NATlONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
W. L. P.C. W. L.
Clovv-land..57 H7 .006 New York.“ 44) .
Pittsllnrg...63 ill .596 I’hiladelp'aié 40 .529
Baltillluro...~iil :55 .588 Brooklyn...-ié 41
Boston will i .57l Washington?! 52
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Chivago.....52 42 .553 Ly)uisvillc..22 till .239
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Race Today.
anvrour, R. 1., Aug. 10. ——'l'he Dc-
fcnder went out for a spin, and us she was
returning to the harbor run aground hard
and fast on the spit which runs out from
Goat. island. The tide was on the ebb, and
after several trials it bvcllllle apparent
that the sloop could not be freed before
high tide. and she lay in an easy position
where she struck bottom.
The tide was ebbing fast, and when,
after futile llttcnlpts to free the sloop, it
became apparent that the crew must wait
for the next tidc. they bush-d thclnsclvcs
ill laying plans for limiting their boat.
These were put into cil'vct soon after.
when the tide was well on toward flood.
The men were sent out on the boom to
try to “cant” the sloop off. Their combined
wright so for aft was what was needed,
and the plan Worked excellently. The De-
fcndcr floated clcur of the spit, and at
once proceeded up the harbor to her an-
chorage. It is thought the sloop is unin-
jured, as she grounded easily. and tho
tide did not leave her high enough to cause
any strain. Her bottom will, however, be
examined by a (liver. -
All hopes of a race between the Jubilee
and Defender today were crushed by the
llnl‘xpccicd departure ofq llm .lllllllpn for
Boston hut night.
TO RIVAL NEWPORT.
Syndicate of Wealthy New Yorkers to Have
a Country (‘lub at Dobbs Ferry. V
lionns Flzlull'. N. Y., Aug. llL—A sylp
dicotc colllposcd of motility New Yorkeh‘.
including Cornelius \‘ulldrrhllt, .l. l'lcr»
punt Morgan, General Sullllu-l Thomas,
William and John D. lint-kcl’l-llrr, ('llltilll‘
(‘0y )1. Dcpcw. J. (i. hit-(‘lllllil and l).
Archibald, haw purchased about '13? acres
of land at this pillow and illll‘llli to erect a
country club, casino and both].
The land purchased is valued at $l,u0fi,—
mm, and includes 107 acres of lund of the
old (lyrus Field l‘h’lllll‘, or. :lcl-l-s iwlmlgillg
to Manhattan l'ollcgculld Iii) lit‘l‘i‘!‘ ill-lung-
illg in General 'l‘llollllls lllltl bordering on
llll‘ Iilllin‘llll. 'l‘lu- loud \\':l_~' bought for the
purpose of having :I ill-:lrlly country i'illil.
A lnrgl-hoil-l llllli casino. similar to that
at Newport. will be t-rvctrd. and these
and other buildings which will be put up
on the propcrty will cost about $l,uoo,ooo
more. The clubwhicll is to lwforlllcd will
charge llll illltiulioll low of $2.30. and the
illlllllili duos \v'lll bl- $1.30. A lil‘ll'lllt‘ dock
will be illllil, which will cost about
“0.000. .~\ll,llw property is to ill' laid out
in a park. and the llll‘llilll‘l‘i-i of the club
cull purl-lulsvplolwl loud, but no outsider
will be sold any pl‘npvi'l)‘. it is expected
that the hilll'i and rasillolvill ili' ready for
use next spring.
TWO BOYS DROWNED.
Their Futlu-ra, “’llo (‘ould Not Swill).
Looked lielplesely (in.
NEW YouK, Aug. l0.——’i‘woyollng llll‘ll,
cousins, were dl-olvllud ill Ilroud channel,
.lumnira buy, before the eyes of their fu-
tllvrs, who wuro llllllilil‘ to swim and
were forced to stand by helplessly.
'l‘lludrowncd boys \vl-ro (ivorgu ll. Mc-
Knight. :Zl years old, of lih'l Waverly avo-
“UP, and (‘llarlcs W. McKnight, ‘31 years
old, of 97 Lynch street, ll'illialusburg.
Till-y \vcnt ill bathing. “'iltli'il into a drop
hole and \vcro svat away by the tide.
Slate Quarries Active Again.
EAsl‘ox, I’m, Aug. ill—Five hundred
roofing slain lllt‘ll ill the vicinity of lion-
gor, who hit“! been idlo since August of
lost. your, will be put to wul‘k on Monday.
The operators ill the slain belt of North»
llnlptoll and lmlllgh counties report an in-
creased demand for tlu-ir product.
Shot Ills Chum by Accident.
MAI-mas, Muss, Aug. lll.-—-l'2dgur Pur-
kcr, the 8-year-old son of Edgar L. Parker
of ltevl'rc strrvt, Lindon. was shot through
the heart by Wayland Nash, it.) years old,
a son of (i. Nash. Nash was not arrested,
as the killing was clearly accidental.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
About $500,000 Worth of lumber was
burned ill Ugdvnsburg, N. Y.
Frank A. Lluplcs, It New York artist,
was drowned llt \l’vstbruok, Mo... while
bathing.
'l'llo (it-rum" schooner .illllllllllt‘. was
sunk at llanlburg llilt'l‘ llllvillg bccll in
collision with it lighter.
It is reported illut a company has been
formed ill hinglnpd to run it lluoof stunni—
ors between Cllrlllll' and New York.
The Britannia won the rare for the Mr»
teor cup offered by Kaiser Wilhelm, heat-
ing the Alisa by about four minutes.
About 700 employees of the Boston
Manufacturing company at Waltham,
Mass, are on strike and threaten to make
trouble.
Thirty-three thousand troops will leave
Spain for Cuba this month, and 20,000
next month if they be necessary, to old ill
quelling the rebellion there.
Near Portland, Me, 50 Italians em-
ployed by contractors on the Portland and
Cape Elizabeth Electric road struck, nude
free light ensued, in which turn men were
badly injured.
United States Consul Campbell, at Port
Louis. Mauritius. announces that he will
send at . tax-comet Waller and her tour
ohildrcntol’arisvis the steamer lcavlnl
alumina. . ‘ '
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are not necessarily dear
things. Yet they become
dear to us because of their
goodness. Lorillard’s Rose-
Leaf Cut Plug is not a cheap
tobacco. Yet it is (limp.
The prudent mall smokes it
from motives of economy.
’ The extravagant man smokes
it from choice—because it's
l good. When your tobacco
' dealer asks “What kind ?”
Say
, lurillard’s.
lb
.llllSE-lEIlFf
cut Plug.
b—ceni package contains two ounces.
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Sallie] lipstick, Jr.
72 North Mam Street.
Coffee.
Tea,
Spices.
A fine line of Pickels of all
kinds, quart or in bottles.
Brackets in all varieties.
New Lobster and Salmon.
The finest Creamery Butter in
town, from the Berkshire Hills,
250 lb.
Prize Coffee, 22c and 25c lb.
all if
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Bun llll Wall
put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
walk man that you can tied at any time.
rather than traveling agents.
llmoll plus.
We will GIVE AWAY every
at 10 o’clock, a 060 bicycle. ‘
Each customer purchasing goods to the amount of 81 or
over at either of our stores 'will be given a card entitling the“
holder to one chance.
W.A.BEllElllllT&i:ll.
l9 Main St, linlwalll.
Clothiers and Furnishers
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Saturday evening,
'Sentinel Building, St. llolwall.
This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle 00. for
any make or style, and full price 860 allowed.
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FOR THE LATEST STYLES
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SPRING lililTWEAll _
THlao. OLSEN.
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The (late, (lily lllill Stone Faucet Filter.
Manufactured oi Polished Brass and Highly Nickel 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 extraneous matter.
fectly wholesome.
years.
rendering it pee-
These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists. and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
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suuu _ll_0_llWllll HARDWARE to. If"
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FllAllillS & 80.,
Have broken the backbone of high prices and one might
as well try to lift himself in a bushel basket as to under-
scll them. And at this time are showing the best line of
Pllllli lllllTHlll
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afford
to do otherwise.
FRANGIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
86 Washington Street.
- South Norwalk. Conn.
2- la lion is hereby ex-
tended to the people of Norwalk _.....
and vicinity to inspect our goods. _
We do not claim to give you
gold dollars in Ell-tent pieces; ““
but we will treat you lailly and _-
j slly.
MINES it HillilllKISS, __.
PLUMBING
fibTRTING. l7 WALL Br. _
HOUSEKEEPING
ARTICLES at
23 WALL St. "T
Bole agents for the Victor Bicycles.
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