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mi. ourstccts‘hcnt to arrive we and many odds and was
' which neaowcdsretprlmmteelclotmoot. '
. ‘ N milder, shim plain, wire—bound. or cottton covered. in 85
, nouns-nauseous. -
oral m, mo yard; lilo Mus. Dc yard. 3.
Wit Home Ween. 90 per oral. discount.
Moi Dead-It. all grades, from 86c up. ,
M flowing“, from “.50 up. ,
mam. 6x3. 838, 8:10, from 900 up.
M “lion. Ice Cream Freezers. from 31 85 up.
‘ - . Winds 0! Penny Glass, Chloe, Crockery, Lamp, Bric-a-Brac. eta..etc.
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WHAT MORE NEW A FELLOW.?
Fine Groceries.
Every thing you desire—Staple or fancy—the prices as low as the quality
on get really for Fruit Jars, remember “we are in it."
. Stu rtevant
A low prices will serve as imitations:
1% Best Soda Crackers. 8 lbs. for She
9550 Best Ginger Snaps. i lbs. for 25c
lilo Best Lemon Crackers. 4 lbs. forms
me Best Rice. 6 lbs. for 25c
21c Beet Oatmeal, ; 7 lbs. for 260
80 Beat Coddab. 3 lbs. for $0
130 Best Lord. 3 lbs. for 250
4c Babbitt‘a Soap. 6 barslfor 260
90 Ozone Soap. o bars for 25c
to Best Starch. ll lbs. tor 26c
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‘39—“ 75 per MINI; 80¢ per bag. Sold only at
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by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
r[It is a well’known fact that there are thousands of men in all parta of the Unltrd Stairs
bymtematlc trading through Chicago brokers. mote large amounts everyug-ear. rang-
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a few thousand dollars tor the man who invests a hundred or two bond
to time or more by those who invest a few thousand.
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as by successful Speculation in Grain, Provisions and Stock.
dollars up
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“to on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and invest through brolois who
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havz‘yetlo h of a case where they have
fall to 1: one the desired result. A box
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Hornets-«(leech Gewgawa Given to the
omuram l’reaant.
. Newt-oar, it. 1.. Aug. la-e'l'bero was
enamels-t nightat thenewoottage, Tin
Breakers. which Cornelius Vanderbilt has
created here. it was given for his dough.
tor. Miss Gertrude. 0n the cards of in-
vitation it was called a "small dance."
“All this is very well, and everything
seems simple enough swept in a Vander-
bilt sense. In the first place 180 people,
none of whom ware worth less than tow,-
~ 000 each, were invited ,to this “atuall
dance, " and the “cottage, ” The Breakers,
is an enormous e structure, with
magnificent group which has boon built
at an outlay‘of over 8500, 000. The Hun-
garian hand of 80 pieces performed. The
Newport florists were given unlimited
away to decorate the diner-out rooms, and
they did it as only Newport florists can
and at price; which only Newport florists
ask. The supper was served by tho Casi-
no caterer and consisted of the usual elab-
orate refreshments—that is, of bouillon,
cold~and hot entrees, birds, chicken and
lobster salads, loos and fruits. There were
three kinds of wines—chablls, claret and
champagne—of expensive brands, besides
punches in great sliver bowls served all
during the evening.
ocul- (iiven Valuable Gewgawa.
The cotiilon, which was danced after
supper, was the occasion ~for the giving
to the guests of beautiful and valuable
gewgnws. It was a royal Welcome given
by Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt,
and the enormous house was thrown open
and lighted brilliantly from roof to col-
lar. The gorgeous furniture, which has
recently arrived from Europe, the hang-
ings, the tapestries and the marvelous
fittings of each of the magnificent suites
of drawing room wore shown to their
best advantage. The great hull was radiant
with lights and beautiful with flowers.
A dinner to some 35 chosen guest” pro-
cedod the bail.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, arrayed in
a gorgeous silk gown and with all her dia-
monds on, received tho guests at the en-
trance to the first drawing room. Her
daughter, Miss Gertrude, is a sweet look-
ing, refined girl, not cspwlnlly pretty, but
very attractive and bright. She is always
very simply dressed, and her gown of
white last evening was tasteful and in
keeping with the ensemble of adcbutnnte.
She wore no jewels.
But the interest in this ball is not so
much in itself, because the Four Hundred
are constantly giving such entertain-
ments, but on account of its being a rep—
rescntutivo assemblage of wealth. There
was not literally a poor ”son in the
rooms. At Newport there are gathered
this summer ihowculth of four cities--
Now York, Philadelphia, Boston and
Clill‘ilg’tP—fllld they all had it showing.
Billions of Wealth Represented.
Indeed hell it census been taken the
Wealth rcprcscntmi last night would have ‘
rolled up intothe billions. In the first
place, there was the entire Vanderbilt
fnmliy—t.)orncllua, William. Frederick
and timrgc null old Mrs. W. H. Yomh-rilt.
Tllonggrognto amount of their fortunes
must be about 3200,000,000.
Mrs. Astor trimmed with jcwcis, rcpre~
scutiug $50,000,000, with her son :lud'
llnllghtcr-lndmv, Mr. l'lllfl Mrs. John Ju-
cob Astor, .lr.. Mr. and Mrs. W. I). Sloane
and Mr. and Mrs. McK. 'l‘wumliiy can
come in forminoolrooo. Mr. and Mrs.
Ormc Wilson ropn-scutcd nt ivust $2,000,—
000 more. Miss Mubol ticrry is Miss libr-
trillioVanderbilt's guest and stands for
her family at o ligumof$10,000,01m. Miss .
Virginia Flill‘ bus, without counting the .
millions involved in the Fair (‘llllhl'ht, at
least $5,000,000.”
The Brice girls have been rated at 810,—
000,l)0l). Mr. and Mrs. tigdon tilmlvt rcp-
ruscutod 810,000,000,and Mr. and hire.
Thoodoro iluvmucycr might well bu put
down at $50,000,000. Mr. Joe Woifo and
his sister, Mrs. N. i). (Ylapp, whose dough.
tor was one of tho livbutnutcs of the ball,
has been rated at to,0m,000, and Miss
Glsirgutto Killll, tho. (laughter of hlr. and
Mrs. George Kidd, at tiliolilmo.
Besides those more was ll long list of
othors whose wealth is rated from a lull-
lion up.
symptoms when he was called
Mrs. Stevens. a neighbor, testified to
having Millie. Howell have rough on rate
oil three occasionamonco on the plea that
Ibo wanted to kill a ling, another time to
kill a cat, “and on the lartoccasionahp left
the whole box with her because she had
a dream which she said made her fear
that Mrs. Stevens would be poisoned by
the stud.
hire. Howell placed the poison in a cup-
board. Two or three days after Miss
Knapp died Mrs. Stovons asked
Howell about the poison. and she replied
that she had burned it up since Libbio died
boauso she had been afraid to have it in
the house. ..
Tho threatening and obwone letters in
oclved by Miss Knapp were offered in
evidence, together with some copies of
them made by Mrs. Hawaii, to show that
the pencil printing was done by the same
hand as the originals. Evidence was also
adduced to show that the statements made
by Mrs. Howell hbollt the death of the
girl were not according to the facts.
This evidence, as a whole, was consid-
ered sufficient. to hold the woman to an
swcr a charge of murder.
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REFORM AT Lone. BRANCH.
Phil Daly and Other Sports Charged With
Maintaining Gambling Baum
Loam Buaucu, Allg. 15.—--Asn result of
the recent attacks on Prosecutor lvins for
permitting the gambling houses to be run
openly and the saloons to be kept open on
Sunday in defiance of the law warrants
were served by Constable Strong on John
Duly, Phil Duly and his partner, Thomas
Dnrdcn. R. J. Slater of" the Ocean club,
W. L. Fitzgerald of the Now York club
and Johnson and Kcllyof tho Lenox club,
charging them with maintaining gum-
bllng houses.
Warrants were also served on E. H.
Price, J. H. Worden, W. Bloc, John F. R.
Brown and Warren Leland of Pleasure
Bay and William Sanders of Atlantic
Highlands, charging them with keeping
disorderly houses, in selling liquor on Sun-
day.
The wan-nuts were issued by Justice
Child of Red Bank. The prisoners were
arraigned and held under $500 bail for
the action of the grand jury.
suspscrs MURCER.
John Eden- Sweet Believes Miss Clark Ila.
let With Foul Play.
SYRACUSE, Aug. lfi.—lillss Lucretia
Clark, whodlmpplsnrod mysteriously from
Plllllllll‘lil, N. J., is H sistcr—in-lnwof John
Edam: Swoct, president of the Straight
Lino Engine culnpmly of this city. Shh
resides in Syracuso during ouch summer.
She has boon employed for 20 years as
tcnvhcr ltl various fnshll'mnblo somiuurics
in tho country. principally at Now Haven
and Norfolk, (John, and Knoxville, ills.
bliss t‘lllrk went from hero to Plninllcld
iWchuks llgn, being supplied partially
with funds by Mr. Swot-t to start a school
at Piniuiiold. Mr. chot was informed
of hl-r disnplmlruuco Saturday, and since
that limo hm been in Now York invostl.
gating tho cusc. He thinks that Miss
Clark has boon ‘ murdcrcd for tho money
in bur possession.
C..—
l’rogrmnme of Irish Leaders.
Lmilmli, Aug. lit—[i is said llllil John
Redmond will more an nlucullulont to
thl-llllllnuls from the llll‘iilli‘ l-bnlll'nging
tho govcrmtu-ut to lll'l'lill'l‘ its iris-b policy.
John J. Chum-y will movvuu amendment
in favor of amnesty to political prisoners.
Dead When Taken From the River.
“'tllil‘lfia‘TElZ, Muss, Aug. lit—Mr. and
Mrs. llcxll-i' Harrington were walking
along it narrow path on tho river brink at
East liruokilvillwlu'n both slipped into
thcwntcr. Mr. Harrington got out and
pulh-d his Wife out, but she was ilt'flfl.
Good Luck of a Newspaper Manager.
Nizw ()lll.l:.\)ifi, Aug. lS.——.\ir. E. E.
Levin, buslucss mnimgvr of the Louisiana
Journal and Agriculturist, has been in-
formlill that ho is one of the heirs to n
largo cstuto in England, of which his
libero will amount to [limit $800,000.
Wants to Interview Ilnlmee.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. iii—William (.‘ap.
pa. an attorney from Fort Worth, Tom,
has arrived ill this city in the interest of
Minnie Williams and her sistor, tho two
girls who are supposed to have been made
away with by “I ll. llolmos. Mr. Coppa
ll here to see the district attorney for the
purpose of obtaining through him on in-
torvlow with Holmes.
Society Agog Over an Engagement.
le‘lllffilill. Aug. lo.-:<mi.-ly is inter-
Mtl‘tl in tho mplwtml announcement at.
White Sulphur of the ongngcml'ut of Miss
lronc lulnghoruc, Virginia's popular so-
ciety favorite, to Charles Dunn Gibson,
the New York sketch artist.
Rev. Dr. finpplee Dead.
CAN-1 MAY, N. .l., Aug. lbs—“(W2 Dr.
E. ii. Supplw. ll l’rotl-stllut Episcopal
clergyman of Philadelphia. died at his
slunmorimmont Capo hilly Point. The
body will be taken to Norristowu, Pn., for
lntormcut.
May llave Been the "alt lllll.
NEW Ylmli, Aug. lit—«Captain lllvullor-
son and ii other survivors of the Prince
Occur have sailed for Liverpml. Captain
llcndoroou l-xprlvssed the opinion that the
unknown vessel which was in collision
with the Prince 0er wus the utcumer
Holt Hill.
To Join Another labor llrder.
New neuronal, blues, Aug. ib.—~'l‘ho
let-oi Cotton mers' association llflll
withdrawn from the National Associa-
tion of 'i‘oxtlloWorkcro. nud stcpil hum
been taken to Join the State Federation of
covers.
lav-elm People liurt In a Collision.
Terrific lioller Explosion.
Alumnus, i. '1‘., Aug. i5.-—A boiler of
n tbrllsllllr i'llKllll‘ lllt'W up near (luklnnd.
instantly killing \l’lll l‘rnft. llmncr Wood
and l’lnkcy anl llllll scrlouuly injuring
uovvu others, some of whom cannot rc-
cover.
Faint-lid Crippled by a Five.
Flinn-unto, Ma, Aug. lbs-Thu chief
industry of Fllll‘lll'lll was badly crippled,
, and over 200 men Wl't‘o thrown out of cm-
Luzsrsit, PM AW- m-‘A Bnitlmoro ploymcnt by tho burning of three largo
“a Ohio ””3"” crushed mt" “ trolley W lumber mills born. 'l‘hc lliroot loss is $30"
on the Chester and llnrhy lino, aorlously 000
l . , all ' - ,. .. , , , .
$3332: 23:57:91)??ng m m and 81:“, Aaron J. lilies Chosen Treasurer. ‘
Chicano, Aug. lit-«By unanimous vote
the executive unlimittoo of tho licpnbilcnn
Notional leaguo chum Aaron J. Bliss at
Saginaw, Mich, as trollsurcr of tho lmguo
and treasurer oillclo of the executive body.
Belmoat'a rim Defeat With Dorian.
daemons. Aug. lb.-l)orlnn, August
Belmont's now purchase, failed by half a
length to win the itanomne Stud stakes
at one mile. notwithstanding that ho was
a l to lo choice.
Both ni- up not on.
Attila", Aug. lit—«John HcCoii'erty,
summed to be from Brooklyn, fell under
atrain. and both legs were cut off near
the knees
”filial Residence Ilene-I.
Actor linu- Blot.
Byron, an actor in the "Eight Bells"
Monday, was shot and seriously wound-
ed by Daniel known. a lunatic, in front
oi the newspaper oliicoa on Broadway.
Judge may seriously Ill.
murmur, N. .1. Aug. ib.--Plltrlek
3“”! N' It All!- 15-‘4‘1‘0 beautiful Gavan Duffy, who gnlmsl a wide ta-
“ fl. 3‘ fitsbhlu WM burnd lion nelustico of the New York Tombs
. polio}; court, is scrionlgy ill at the Lafay-
' etto once at Forked lver.
During the last seven months of 1894 a,
there were 08,000 fewer immigrants to
Juno! Page on all“; an.
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Whit! a I Wofld'l 'Ill' Prise.
,Pmuonrnla, Aug. le.--'rhomas Ho-
vendon, the great painter. known most
‘ widely through the country by his famous
World's lair picture, “Breaking Home
Ties," was instantly killed in a vain cf-
fort to save a little girl from death. It
was at the Plymouthvmeoting station of
the little branchof the Pennsylvania rall~-
road into Plymouth township.
Toward evening Mr. Hovenden reached
the station from his beautiful home not
far “Wit, and was walking up and down
waiting fora Philadelphia train. There
wosa group 'of women and children on
the platform across the tracks. They
were Mrs. Plfor of Morristown, her two
daughters and some friends, all from Mor-
ristown, and they were waiting for a
freight train to pass so that they could ,
orossthc tracks and go over to Barren
hill. The freight rumbled along the west
bound truck. pod as soon as the caboose
had passed little Bessie Pifer, 9 years old,
darted across the tracks toward the plat~
form upon which Mr. Bovenden was
standing.
0n tho cast hound track an engine was
coming at the rate of 20 miles an hour. It
had been hidden from the group of women
by the freight train. -~!n an instant the
ovorcngcr child was standing in the cast
bound truck, with the engine but a few
yurdsuwny. Tho wumcn screamed. Mrs.
Piper fcli unconscious to the platform.
The child, fascinated by her peril, stopped
and stood in the track, too terror stricken
even to scream.
no Took Desperate Chances.
With the screams of tho Women Hovon~
lion’s oycs turned to the child. He did.
not know her. He had hevcrscon her bc~
forc. He must have seen that there was
only one chance in a thousand. As he
looked he jumped into the oust bound
truck and stretched out his hand for the
child.
But the engine was upon them. It
crushed tho skull of the child, lifted her
small body and tossed it 20 feet to one
slde. It crushed in the skull of the famous
artist and drugged his hruvior body,
caught in tho cow-catcher, until the cn~
ginoor was able to stop. Both artist and
child must have died instantly.
The women from Norrlstown gathered
about the body of the little girl. Some of
the men at the station, all of whom knew
and were proud of the great painter. put
Ha body on a rude stretcher and carried
it back to the house he hsdloft a few min-
utes before in the health and spirits of
the prime of manhood. It was all over Io
quickly that the people who saw it could
not realize that. the great man who has
done so much, and would have done more
and greater, was dead—killed in on not,
of heroism that was as fruitlcss as it was
sublime.
blr. liovonllcu was elected to the Na-
tional omdcmy in 185:, to tho American
Water Color society tho sumo your and
later to various honorable New York and
Phlhulclphin sooictlcs of artists. He bo-
guu to point Amcricun subjects, and his
pictures lvurc copied and were soon recog-
nized everywhere. lic always chow sim-
ple, homely subjects. At the Now York
exhibition of ism ho shovwd "Brcnklng
Homo Tics," with its wonderfully faith-
ful portrayal of the country boy leaving
homo to suck his fortune. It won the first
prize there and also at tho Philudvlphin
exhibition. At. the World's fair crowds
surrounded it all day lung. “Einillc”
and “The Last Moments of John Brown"
are almost equally famous.
Forced to Assign.
Cl “onlm'l't, Aug. tin—William Gilde-
huu. . n voter-nu clothing llcnlcr of (‘oviug-
ton, Kym, was ion-cl! to assign by tho dis-
covcry of a plan to burn his building.
The polil'o lliscowrml an elaborate urv
mum-incur. of but-kl-tsof cool and strips of
cloth Clillllt‘l'lt‘tl with piles of clothing.
All his policies of insumul-l- were cancel-
cll. null llc assigul-ll. Hc offers 8500 re-
wlu-ll for the arrest and conviction of tho
incendiary.
Hunting For the l'ltzel lloy.
AiliilA)’, l“ll‘ll., Aug. ISL—Two Phila-
delphialivicl‘tivl‘suro hero Working on n
cluw on tho l’ltzcl murdcr case. It is
thoughtthut tho Pltzcl boy was here on
Oct. 15 last. The detectives mode tho
rounds of the hotels, which has developed
little of interest in the case except that on
the data in question u page in the register
at the Gibson House is torn out and miss-
lug.
ST. Loris, Aug. lb.—-—’l‘hmuns it. How.
uni, n lll-sclulllnut of the American brunch
of the English Howard». a broker of litany
your» standing, is lllllll'l' urn-st charged
with [misunlnga “egress mmmll Nancy
Lollilllv, who illt'll some days ago. Thu
body was cxbumcd, illlil lllt' mull-ms of
the stomach am bclmz unaiyml.
Forecast of the Queen's speech.
Lotion! Aug. li’i.——'l'ho l|l|l'l:ii'ri speech,
after the customary assurance of police
with oil the powers, it is oxpoctcll, will
refer to the termination of thcwnr bo-
twoon China and Japan and to tho steps
taken in rogurll to tho mission outrages.
There will ho a strong allusion to Armenia
and to tho reforms which tho powers are
pressing upon the sultan.
Will [tun Their Own Church.
BUIFAM), Aug. fill-Tho members of
Stnlbcrt’a liomnn Catholic church, who
are dissatisfied with the priest placed over
them, have formally decided to soccdo and
to establish an indopoudl-nt church. They
will him their own priest and run their
own church.
Special Session to bottle a Controversy.
OMAHA. Aug. ib.—-Chlof Justice Novel
of the supreme court has announced that
a special session of court will he held to-
day to settle the Omaha police Oillio.
Veteran Editor Bead.
Blaimoso. Aug. lb.--ll0v. Dr. W. '1'.
Richardson, editor of The Control Pres-
byterian, dicdhoro in his soventysovonth
year.
Iran to m- main.
Darvon Aug. in-«iixdilnyor Van
Horn foll'from ll wiudowof the Grand
Central hotel and was killed.
Drowned till-lilo Bathing.
Venomous, Mm., Aug. lit-mildly“
5. Mime“ oi button was drownedwblia
Wing. '
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Cheap for flash.
Flour, Washburn's or J ones’, 04 75.
Butler, best tub, 22c; Green’s Farms
Creamery, 28c.
Cuttoliae, 8 lb. pail, 28 :; Cottoline, 1
lb pail, 0c.
Lard, 8 lbs. 25c.
Cheese. 13c.
Pork, 11c.”
Beans, 9c and 10: qt.
Tomatoes. best, 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, Sc.
Salmon, 12c.
3 lb. can Baked Beans. 10c.
Lunch Baked Beans, so can.
New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c dcz
Ginger Rent.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
l propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices.
illitENle nun;
Beware of Ointmenta for Catlin-h that .
Contain Mercury. t
aimerrury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derangethe whole sys-
tem when entering it through the mucous sur-
faces. Such articses should never be used ex-
cept on prescriptions from reputable physir
clans. asthc damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possibly derive from them.
Hell‘s Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co. Toledo. 0., contains no mer-
cury. and is taken internsily,scting directly
upon the blood and mucous rhrfacesof the
system. In busing Hall's Cntarrh Cure be
sure you get the genuine. It is taken internal-
ly, and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
ll; (lo. Testimonials free.
from by druggists, price 75 cents per bot
tle.
Young Man
Why take the chance of dying without in-
surance when FOUR CENTS a DAY WILL
lNeUliE YOUR. LIFE For sill-Ii ?
0r ti (lento a Day Will Give ion an Endow-
ment of ".000. payable to yourself if you live.
With insurancedllie everything else.the beet
Is the cheapest.
INSURE IN THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE lNSURANCt Company,
of Hartford.
8. S. L’Hommedleu,
lll illilllllllilill 8i.
siouth Norwalh. Conn
W A G O N S.
New and second hand l
Buggies. Phaelnns, tinnitus
tangles, Spindles. alt.
Prices .to Suit All.
CALL AND our: Thu-M.
Henry Tilly.
'S'KFFS Hill SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
line Fancy Still, It fast, time
mounted.
lino Working Still, it last.
line Fourteen-Foot Skiff.
(ins Twain-Foot Follower.
lint line-Foot 8ch Follower.”
lint Eight-Foot Follower.
tins ill-Foot Follower.
flood serviceable me. at low prices.
0AM: W 0!! “mill”.
E. P. Hill lltillylll. Cl"
Norwalk Chronicler