flavor. of ,
Tobacco in
, B. L. than in
any other brand
‘ because B. L.
is made pnly
from carefiiiiiy
.selected High-.1
igradc Leaf.
i
This Is The FLOUR
That took First Prize at the
WORLD'S FAIR.
Which shows that
Issiilitirn-liresty’s Superlatlvs
Hates the Best Bread in the World.
boon FOR THE YELLOW CENTER.
For Sale by the Following Grocers:
. b Cornstarch, G. I. Frederick.
, r. Robertson Bros.
a Benedict. E. H. Morehoure,
. B. ford. Hulgh Dcnnelly.
I. Scribner. O. .Scoileld.
8. O. Horton. S. H Raymond & Son.
’ nan oceans.
lichens.Tucker&Gccdwin
MILL AGENTS FOR CONN.
rec MAIN ST., “TERI-33.8“.
m
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_ The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevailed Upon to line
ills Great Remedy Placed in the
iiaads oi the liragglsts.
This is the most wonderiul production of
filed science in the nineteenth century.
ianot apaient medicine. but a prescrip-
tioncom ad on scientiilc principles and
by . 'Scott in his ex'tenalve pmtice for
ed
wrouehtboit.“ hsin“: d ""5“” «iii.
are In won Ol‘ ll an V0
« attractadéiousanda 1:510 doctor's parlors tor
, nah an extent is the demand a th
and “tendon oi the doc r for h s medl-
frosn mph who coni not visit New
city. t tbecame a matter of dot to
some planbywhioh the [0an its
an lied with this genuine. v cable
i bl purpose A. A. Shepherd
calledtoSouth Norwalk to arran
G 'liornlinson.tiouth Norwalkmnd .
orwals. to permit them
sell this wonderful b remed .
We infihpui-ili‘l’erguw‘lle‘snk
. exce . a
tonic nothingcan uai. Dr. Scott has
. > - his life to the crouch knowledge
. in ofblooddiseauaa iewof
ere: Kidney disease, liver
ache, muscular rheuma-
y can of appetite. constipa-
la. syphilis. «onerous humonfain
.. catarrh salt rbenm,pimpies on ace.
. «blilty. bolls, disalneae. female eat-
no a.
. muted drugs-lets have received
. meat and would invlt ll
tow become acquainted a ‘
‘ and
. teoia isotreed.Dr.Bcot‘
when pigeon in ctr-rig {tom is said,
handmade blii'r‘i'd ed 1 ill}; “iii
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gutmhtrrm. monsoon-r133" on
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{is Pills lists to be Used with Dr.
, Scott’s.
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northwest a! Amanda, in, .,
81M Asia moor, on
martian campaign against those of then
compatriots who are suspected at being
as. .
mAn Armenian priest. suspected o! In?
tag, was mccntly murdered at Baotou,
just opposite Constantinople, by the fin
m Ammikmi” dentist New
, 'A on ans n“ an. r
”Miamnsuwnoplc have been ini-
. Thirteen pupils of tho American college
having been expelled last year because
their (others were suspected oi being mix.
all in the Armenian increment. suspicion
has fallen on the college, and among the
list of persons condemned by the Armen-
lan committee are five professors at the
college. two being Americans.
Details have been received oi the attack
upon the American rnlsslonarics’ school
at Tenants and the maltreatment of pupils
and threats made against the missionaries.
It is learned that about 20 Muesulmen at-
tacked and beat a servant oi the Rev. Mr.
Christie, director of the college at Terms.
and some oi his pupils at Namroun, and
also threatened to kill Din-Christie.
Hon. A. W. Terrell, United States min—
ister to Turkey, made a protest to the'
pone, and there was no dclay'in assuring
him that there Would be a prompt inquiry
into the matter and punishment oi the
guilty.
SADIE IS A SPRINTER.
She Ontruna a Cable (in and Overhanls
Manager Brody. .
New Yomr, Aug, 16.-—Sadie McDon-
ald, the actress, chased William Brady.
the bmircr of James Corbett, up and down
Broadway last night. It was justa few
minutes after midnight that Brady was
seen walking down Broadway with the
young woman. At Thirtioth street Brody
left Miss McDonald and boarded a cable
car.
The car was moving, and Miss McDon.
aid, hositating but a momunt, gave chase
to the car. She called to the conductor to
stop, but he did not. At Twenty-eighth
street the young woman was almost out
of breath when she came up to the car,
but she jumped on it while it was still in
motion. Brady saw her, and almost at
the same moment he was of! from the
front platform. Miss McDonald ran
through the car and also jumped irom the
front platform and was after Brady on a
run.
The man ran to his olilce at Broadway
and Twenty-eighth street, only to find it
locked. Down stairs be rushed into the
street again, with Miss McDonald close
after him. She caught him at Thirtlcth
street. and with the loud remark, "You
can’t lose me, Charlie,” took his arm.
Then the two walked on. No one seemed
to know what the chase was about.
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At Scranton—Scranton, 7;
barre, 19.
At Rochester—Toronto, 14; Rochester,
13.
At Syracuse—Syracuse, 12; Buffalo, 7.
At Springlloldhfipringllold, 1:3; Provi-
dence, ti.
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Louisville..2.l
Bhot For Stealing Apples.
Mmmxsncuo, w. Va, Aug. iii—Wil-
ree liam Morgan, a farnu-r, found fodr boys
in his orchard stealing apples. iic secured
a shotgun and fired to scare them away.
Will Rankin was hauled home in a wagon
with 30 holes in his body. He may die.
lemat sues tor ase.ooo In Wages.
Incaronr, N. Y., Aug. iii—Miss Emi-
ly C. Robinson, who for 52 years has been
employed as a servant in the hit. John
family, one of the most prominent in this
city, has brought suit for [28,000 for
wages alleged to be due hcr.
Tried to Kill liar levels Children
Wssmitoron, Aug. iii—Mrs. Eleanor
flitting, with a family of seven children,‘
attempted to take their lives by strangling.
She had choked two of them sovoroly bo-
foro noigbbors rescued the children from
their mother. .
TOLD IN FEW WORDS.
Mrs. George itlllshrcos perished in her
burning house at Lewis Center, 0.
By the full of an elevator at Uticu, N.
Y., can man was instantly killed and an-
other fatally hurt.
An explosion and fire entirely destroyed
the plant of tho Peerless roflnory, Findlay,
0., with $60,000 loss. .
At Pittsburg the law silicon of John D.
and William McKcnnan were robbed of
010, 000 in stocks and bonds.
The negro, Emmett Divers, who mur-
dered Mrs. Cain, was taken from the
ohm-iii unai- Fulton, lie... and lynched.
lion. Mutt W. Ransom, United States
minister to Mexico. expects to be wall
enough to return to duty in two weeks.
Champion James J. Corbett and Jessie
Taylor of Omaha, othervilsc known as
Vera Stanwood, were married at Asbury
Park, N. J. 4
f: The New York Democratic state cout-
mitteo selected Syracuse as the place for
holding the state convention, and Tune
day. Sept. 94, as the date.
. Iii-s. liettic North, at Baltimore, threw
her infant from a third story window and
then jumped out hersoli. She was leni-
porarily insane. Both will die.
The chief of the weather bureau, in on
tier to lmprorethestandard of themlce,
ordered ' ‘ d , into the
mainline ‘
) ' tion.
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‘ lunedlatelyAflestheliraabtheRearM
warm-“wound mes
Bay 11:;er lguomtedtbe Factual
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‘ Caucus,’N. J.. Aug. invade person
{was killcdand asses-sot others mosses
less seriously injured in a rear end col~
lision on the Camden and Atlantic rail-
i road in the southern part at this city last
night. The Atlantic City accommodation
train. which left the share at 5 o'clock,
i crashed into the rear car 01‘ an excursion
train from Lakeside at Liberty Park sta-
Marshall Johnson, the oycar—old son oi
Rev. Marshall Johnson, pastor of the Af-
rican Union Methodist Episcopal church
of this city, was burned to death. and the
following are the more seriously injured:
Maggie Cannon, 14 years, Camden, in-
' ciscd wound of breast and legs, burned;
taken to Cooper hospital.
Daisy Naheu, it yours, Philadelphia,
sprained ankle.
John Wilson, 40 years, Cum on, badly
shocked and burned on face and hands.
‘ Lucy Buckman, 25 years, West Phila-
delphia, shoulder fractured.
Matilda Quasi), Gfirctsiord, Pa, ankle
sprained.
Carrie Quash, 20 years, Gurrctsiord,
a., hip injured by jumping from‘car
window.
Mrs. Marshall Johnson, wife of the pos-
» tor. injured on back and hips. ’
Mrs. Lizzie Watts. Camden. log injured.
Mrs. Mary une Grovcrs. West Philadel-
phia, injured about the body.
James Grovers, West Philadelphia, in-
‘ jured about head and body.
1 Train Caught Fire.
Immediately after the collision the roar
car 0! the excursion train caught lire and
was completely burned. The train was
in charge of Conductor J. J. Kay and was
the first section of 15 cars that left Lake
side Park, having on board the parents
and scholars of it colored Sabbath schools
from Camden. Philadelphia and several
counties in Pennsylvania. It had stopped
at the station to lot ofl passengers from
South Camden. The headlight oi the At-
lantic City train was seen as it rounded
the curve at the city line. and a panic en-
sued. A rush was made for the doors and
windows. and children were thrown from
the car to the platform, while others
jumped from the windowe. Mrs. John-
son scizcd her boy's hand and st'nrtcd for
the door, but in the crush of struggling
humanity he was wrcuchrd from her
grasp and trampled upon by the excited
passengers.
The crash followed, and in a moment
the car was ablaze. An alarm was sent
into the Camden iii-o department, and the
engines quickly rosgmndlng the flames
wuru subdued. Young Johnson's body
was afterward found under the car burned
to a crisp. It imd fallen through when
the iioor gave way.
' Too Late to Stop the Crash.
Tho Atlantic City train was in charge
of Conductor William Butlvr, Engineer
Charles Glondonnlng and Fireman L.
llincbmnn. The forward part of the on-
gino was stove in, tho smokcstack broken
and the pilot. knocked oil‘. The men do
claro that tboy did not know of the pros-
cnoo of tho excursion train at the station
until after having rounded tho curve. and
it was then too late to avert the accident.
although tho lever was rerun-ad, the air-
lirakcs applied and awry olfort made to
prevent a collision. The our was ignited
by oil from tho lumps oi the car. A. E.
Johnson, the operator at the station, as
sorts that his signals were correct, and
Engineer Butler that so wore his when he
left Collingso'oml, tin: first station beyond
Liberty Park.
Most of tho iujurod persons Wore rc—
movcd to their homes or to adjacent
houses, which were thrown open for their
reception.
Colored People Celebrate.
Scrum Facts. N. Y.. Aug. iii—The
colored people of control Now York hold
an emancipation oolobrutlon here. The
nttondunco was only fair, but the enthu
siasm was at im'or boat.
Shot and Killed a Tramp.
Tommi), Aug, ltl,-—-'l‘wo tramps hold up
William Garrett, a funucr. Garrett show
cd fight and shot and killed one of the
tramps, who is thought to bo lilukoly
Shaw of flooding, Po.
llorrlbly Burned in an Explosion.
Raw ilavnx, W. Va, Aug. iii—in an
explosion of powder in the mines hers
George Elliott, Will Board, ltd Cundlll
and John Elliott were burned In a horri-
bio monitor.
[my Negroes in Jail at Winston.
Wissros, N. (1., Aug. io.~Fiity no
grtios, who participated in Sunday night's.
riot, arc in jail. it is estimated that more
than 200 nogroos liavo loft here since the
riot.
. Suspension of a Postmaster.
”‘ litoonsucuu. Pm, Aug. iii.-C. ll
Dorr. xmstmustcr of Ilorwiolt, has been
suspended upon a reported discovery of a
deficit in his commute.
Pnovmsucs, Aug. lli.——Tilii Providence
Machlnocompuuy has announced that it
will restore a reduction oi 10 per cent in
wages nindo in 1893.
New Your, Aug. 10.-Evory condition
seems to be most iavamblc for the rice
crop. and on outcmno is promised of mag-
niilcent proportions.
Jumped and Was Killed.
Pnrmnmrum. Aug. id—John Con:
nor, aged 60 years, jumped irom a win-
dow in the Polyclynio hospital and was
instantly killed.
doe Palette. Want a Mile In 9204 M
Hummer, Aug. lit—Joe Patchen ut-
tempted to lower John ll. Gentry's stab
lion record oi 9:0395, but the best he could
do tree cm %.
fltables and lies-see Burned.
nutmeg, Mass., hug. m.——riio stables
occupied by James Chambers were burn-
ed. with their contents, including six
slums” lone»
‘ kllicdand cc wounded.
s,.'ct"”
killed. while the insurgent loss was seven
linicgio Imbalto has apwared near Co-
codrilos with a band 01250, all well armed
with winchosters and machetes.
Last Sunday a train bearing a large
detachment oi Havana volunteers to Santa
Clara district was destroyed by dynamite
at Bolondron railway bridge. Very few
volunteers escaped death. The explosion
was terrific.
Uatnpos has ordered troops in dress in
blue checked goods to distinguish them-
selves from insurgents, it having been
dismvcrcd that the Spaniards wcoslonally
kill one another through mistake. Hos-
i
Vpitals urc bciug constructed wherever
Spanish troops are stationed to cure for
yellow fever and Wounded patients.
The trial of Juan Gualberto Gomez cc-
currod Monday. He defended himself and
was sentenced to 19 years’ imprisonment
at Coats, the Spanish pri’m in northern
Africa. t ,
Lopez Coiomu, the Mutanzas chief, who
was followed to the field by his ufllanccd,
received the same sentence. Ignacio La»
saga, Agopito lichuvarriu, Pedro Viilnmlc
and Eladio Arjoiu, charged as being cus-
todians oi insurgent arms and ammuni-
tion, wore sentenced for 20 years. i.
LOWNDES AT THE. HEAD,E
State Ticket Nominated by the Maryland
Republicans. r
s
CAMillillKiE, Md, Aug. iii—The Re-
publlcun state convention nominated the
following ticket by ncclamution: For gov-
ernor, Lloyd Lowndi-s of Cumberland: at-
torney general, Hurry hi. Clalmugh of
Baltimore; comptroller, Robert 1’. Gris-
bom of chomlco ooun v,
The strength oi‘ the .ownch element
was shown early in the proceedings by the
choice of John C. lioso for temporary
chairman. This was soon followed by the
formal withdrawal of. the name of Wil-
liam T. Malsror, who had made a spirited
mums for the gubernatorial nomination;
Lowndos' nomination was then made by
a standing \‘i‘llu amid much enthusiasm.
The other candidates were nominated
with little opmsitiou. The convention
udjournml after being in session little over
four hours.
lion. Lloyd hiwridos. the nominee for
govvrllor, is extensively interested in tho
conunorciul affairs of Maryland. He was
mlumtmi usu lawyer, but took up mer-
cantile pursuits and is now at the head of
a number of banks, mining companies,
etc. at ilnltimoru and Cumin-land. Ho
served in the forty-third congress as a
strong supporter of the Grant administra-
lion.
AN AdMVidi-i—CEQARY.
Difficulty of Scour-log Evidence In the hen:
Murcia-r l‘nal‘.
\V.\3~lll.‘~":'iil.\', Aug. lIi.-—’l‘ho stoic do-
puz‘tnu-nt has i‘u‘a'il‘t‘tl a dispatch from
Minisior 'l'i-rroll in Turkey stating that
for tho past thri-o months he has boon urg-
in: tho ’l‘urkisb authorities to poi-mil on
investigation of tbo i-irounistanoos of tho
lil‘lllil of Ll‘ill, tho bicyclist killed by the
Kurds.
Mr. 'l‘tirroll stirs that in order to comply
with tho S'l‘illli‘hl of Mr. Sail-lirlclwii that
ho lu- girl :. authority to scorch tho rosi-
ilvnwsni‘ th- Kurds for l‘i‘lil'fl of tin-bi-
cyclist lilill proofs of his lil‘lllll an army
would hr in .-.-»..~'ury. 'l'lioso Kurds llvo in
tho hills mul nmuotoins and \\'Ulllll not
pi'l‘liiil u strungor and a foreigner to outer
tboir housos. own though armed with atl-
ihoritr of the Turkish guvorunwiii.
Mr. ’l‘i-rrvll says that ho exports toaov
run- :i guard of Turkish troops, who will
accompany Suvhiiciu-u into the country of
the Kurds for tho piu'posc of recovering
ilzorunuiimvi1mm.
The He Was Stale and Cheap.
\i'n-Ain'urox. 1)o1., Aug. Iii—llorman
Aria-rump. aged N years, died in great
sunny {mm what tho attending physician
1!. alum] was a ousoof poisoning. Tuesday
awning tlw boy Wont to u itakory and ob-
iulnml for it cool a largo pinoupplo plt‘,
which \l‘ilx‘ sold vhoup invention it was stale.
lli' divided it with his sister Aiiiiio. Both
\voro tukon vioioutly ill. The girl recov-
l'l‘l‘d. but thi- boy divd.
Got Mud and Closed the Hotel.
“'Eiifililil CITY, lit, Aug. lit—Prohibi-
tionlsts ut- Spirit Lake bad the wlnorooms
at llotol Urlomis searched and a quantity
of liquor solzod and destroyed. lucunscd
:it this, tho proprietors closed the house,
and the guests bad to gohomc. Among
tlwm woro l'oitod States Senator (tear
and t‘omzri'ssman llondorson.
Artist llovenden‘a Funeral.
Nouuis'rnux, Pa, Aug. lli.—-'l‘lio fu«
lli'l‘ill sci-virus n! the late Thomas L. Ho-
n-mloo, the eminent artist, who was kill-
.»d while trying to euro tho life of littlo
iil‘iile‘lli l’lfi-r. will ho hold tomorrow at 2
p. Ill. in tho li‘rlmuls' meeting house, Ply-
moulh.~
i‘llgrlms at a Shrine.
Aus‘rmuilu. N. Y., Aug. lil.-—-llov.
li'itlhor U‘h‘ullivnn of Now York and ltov.
Millwr Wynn of l’hilmlolphia worn in
f’lllll‘uiliif tho sorivuos hold at the shrine
of (im- limlynl Martyrs at Aurlcsvillc.
'l‘ho pilgrims numbered inoru than Milli).
Miss (illvn I. Wilson's Death.
(amount, Aug. lii.—-hllss()lh'o1.. Wil-
m daughter of lliowoll known ovungob
Magic. and Mrs. Clark Wilson, died
low of brain lot‘n‘i', ilur bomuwus in
'l‘owumlu, l’u.. whom the iiitcrmoilt will
luko plow.
Four Men llnrt by a Fall.
Fizvuouu. 1nd. Aug. mallow mm
were sown-iv iojm‘ml by boltig onrrli-d
slowu with a mum; m-ail'oltl. They are
John ‘llunwu. Hoary liorknnm. Andy
llcyob mul (‘upiolu .lospoh lialslcy.
lioallor Found timid.
vam'ss, Aug, lil.-~i)ou llyilc, n hou-
tlor. was found stood in itslublu. Ills body
was terribly burnml, and ti liolo lmd boon
burned in the burn floor. it is supply-loll
that. his lantern oxplmlod.
\
llnnquotwto Amer-loan omens. .
Git/innate, riociumi, Aug. “hurls
Mayor Arnold guru u llllii'ili‘iill in Adult
ml Kirkland and tho oillm-ru of lluI [Tuli-
ed States cruisers San Francisco and Mar»
mahDMi-l .s. “4,..- ,. i .._....i. , . _..
air William llowlaaii Weds.
Toronto, Aug. lit-«Mr William H2?-
iaiidmxdicuienaut governor of (into o,
fies iasrrisdto lit-s. Bethune. a widow.
hm
' we will GIVE AWAY everyvfiaturday
at 10 o’clock, a so bicycle. " ‘ , « ‘ ” '
Each customer purchasing goods to the amount. a; ‘ '
over at either of our stores will be given a card on ,_
holder to one chance. i
w. i. Billinlti t
Clothiers and Furnishers
l9 liain 8t. "small. Sentinel Building. to. lltnilii. '
This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle Co.
for
any make or style, and full priceLOGO allowed. V. "
FOR THE LATEST STYLES’C
.op';
mum iooiwu‘n,
-GO TO—
TH E0. OLSEN.
The Gate City Iliin Stone Faucet Filter.
Isnuiecturstl oi Polished Brass and Highly lilcisl Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone poucssee as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property at converting the most foul and stagnant water into a healthful and pure
condition. exuecting all disease germs and extraneous matter, rendering it per-
iectiy wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Healfli. .
Scientists, and Analytical Chemists in all parts of the country during the past 15
hum NORWALK HARDWARE to."
FRANBIS & 00.,
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
mu 1:101qu i
in the town. We handle nothing but the best. Cannot
afiord to do otherwise.
FRANCIS&CO.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, '
86 Washington Street. - South licrwaik. Bonn.
in lnviatinn is hereby ex-
“ tendedtc the people at liorwalk ""
__ and vicinity to inspect curgucis. ..
We do not claim to give you
gold dollars for iii-cent pieces: ,5
but we will treat you fairly and .
i stly. "
M...“
___ lllNES 8t HBTGHKISS, ...‘
PLUMBING ‘
____ fififima’ 17 WALL am. ....... ’
HOUSEKEEPING
__ narrows at
83 WALL St. W
. . Bole egeats tor the Vlctsr Bicycles.
Norwalk Chronicler