reducticnoflommg. ; “ VAN s or. on illllllll stump puritans. ' m lillTEl FINE BATHlNll‘HflllSES I'Greneral Attractions. First class accommodations for boarders. Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in union daily. the dancing Theexcursions for this week are August .12, Ellsworth . New York; August 13, Salem Lodge, New York; August 14, 111913. Hill club New York, and Westport Trinity church; ‘ ' 16.. Trinity church, South Norwailr; August 17, South Street M. E. church. Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors. J. FlNKENSTEIN, General Manager. tiliNtE or TIME ON SATUlliiAY The New Passenger Steamer. ."“‘t-'AVOR 'TE'" 3». «so: ‘ V liilll Siflillli BETWEEN Siliilli ilfliiliillt illll llEW ltllill. FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c. tumflouth Norwaik at "mum. “y luv. Beak?d magmstreet. at. 2:15 p. m.(Saturdsys. 1:85 p. m.) Leaves East 31st street. at a .m. » . 5%“ host’s. for Ihot-Iva] leave New York. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at U m. haves Norwalk,'.l.‘u y, Thursday and Saturday at one p. m. Freight received p.itillatilntoiidll p.m. TEAMEiicgiiliNVilllllE” our prior, 30...... SUNDAY, AUGUST l8. “t ‘ have 80th Norwsik. 0:80 a. an; leave North Beach, 8:45 p. m. ‘ Silo-Tloltsts Entire Round Trip~5llo- "ilWll’s $3.00 3qu And you will see not only a j“ Nest and Perfect Fitting Shoe, But one in which the IatlngitthebestthOOSeamlesthoeinthemarket. EVERY ‘ PAIR WARRANTED. astenmlnethembeforepurchasing anyothershoe, at; s. BROWN’S, south Main Street. 80. Norwalk. lbiilty, rem-tee to am in. West- dependant row-nieces no Keys-wins Meet-ceased» the "aeration ei _Mwwm9m pin-Bansewwr, H. .1, Aug. lag—a 7 tor another wholesale delivery oi prisoners in the county jail was accident ally discovered. The leaders in the plot were The chael F. ry. who is awaiting trial form son in New Brunswick. . Everything war in readiness, and the men were to break jail tonight, but one of the inmates wealo ened and. informed the sheriff. Ever since the escape of seven prisoners, led bya murderer. in June last, Sherlil Serviss has, personally inspected the jail every night. The men are ordered into their cells at 9 p. in. sharp, and then the sheriff, who is about 60 years of age, goes through the corridors,;lociring each cell in succession. He carries all his keys on one ring. The conspirators were aware of this custom and planned to overpower him. steal the keys and make a dash fr freedom after having freed all the other prisoners. , 7 An exit from the jail was to have been made from cell No. 15, the window of which was large enough to permit of the 'pussiigc of a man’s body. This cell was occupied by Barry at night. 1t is next to ccll No. 17, through the roof of which the seven men took their flight in June. Both Barry and Kelly wr-re allowed the free dom ‘x of tho jail and could go in and out of any cell on either corridor during the day. The two men worked together, but it is known that Kelly was the leader. The Woman 'In the Ones. Since his imprisonment Kelly has been visited frequently by a woman, and it is thought she smuggled the files and saw used by the conspirators. The men sawod through all the bars of the window in cell No. 15 without being discovorcd. They used butter on the sun's to doaden the sound. The bars wore out from the out‘ side and not clear through, so that from the inside of the cell the turnkey could not see that anything was wrong, although a strong man could have easily wrenchod out all the bars. The escape was to have been made to- night. After braining the sheriff. accord- ing to the story of the sht‘i‘iii's informant, all tho coil (1001's o'er-o to have been opmnod and everybody givcna chunco [(llikip. The leaders hurl arranged to have a team on the outside. When the sheriff learned of the plot, he at. once transferred the men to other cells and searched the Corridors. In addition to tho iilcs and saw used the prisoners had managed to secure a heavy stone and u slungshot. 'l‘ho stone was wrapped in a cloth and made a deadly Weapon. The men were furious when they learn- ed that they had been frttstrutcd and de- clared that they had fully intended to kill the sheriff and ivoro sorry that they had not been able to do so. There is no doubt here that the money for- the enterprise was furnished by Barry's friends. Special guards were at once ptit on duty, and Barry and Kelly are‘now in closo conflue- merit. English Currency Reformer; n LONDON, Aug. l7.——A meeting of the members of parliament furorublo to our. rency reform was hold lrcrc. Sir William Henry Houldsworth, who was a delegate of Great Britain at the Brussels monetary conference. presided. it was resolved to form a parliamentary committee. its mem- bers being engaged to promote in interna- tional conference, for the purpose of con- sidering what iiuuisurcs can he taken “to remove or mitigate, the evils resulting from the flucatuntions growing out of the di- vorgcnce in the relative value of gold and silver." The (lobsters Club Watchful. 'Loxliox, Aug. Iii—Tho rcport of the brought about by tho n,‘(‘t'lli. general view tions is calculated to stinmlnto the. club to fresh vigilant-o, adding that while the direct uriovcacy of protection doctrine was less conspicuous during the election of 1895 than in' use (hero are elements in the now parliament which demand smclal wutchfulrioss in tlic lntorcstsof frco trails. ‘Card Sharp Arrested. Porrr:usr~1srstt-:,N. Y.,Aug. t?.—Churlos Elrid, alias tiilpln. u notoriousr-nnlshurp, was ill‘l'i/lltl bore for operating on trains of the New York Central railroad. Eli-id is said to ho tho leader of ti gang of ion of a dozen curd sharps from (fliicogowho have been working the railroads about Chicago for several yours, but who are now branching out toward New York. Governor Evans to Act. Continua, ts‘. (1., Aug. l?.—-liovcruot Evans had an interview with .l. M. Mar- tin, chief of Ulllll'it‘h‘itill'rl pollr'o, undnftor- ward ariiiouncmi that if tlir-ro was not quickly ri change for tho better in the on- forconwut of tho dispensary low ll: Charleston lio Would nestiiiiodlrcct control of tho polico of that city. Brutality to heroine». imam, Aug. iii—Grave crises of ill treatment of the crew of tho stcrunshi] Kaiser Wilhelm have been ri-rmrted. Two stokcrsjuntpml overboard iu doser and were drowned. A thlrd died from bru- talltaniiictod by the engineer. 'riu Kensingtnn's rm Trip. Pitttarisarnri, Aug. 17. —— The bi. steamer Remington has reached this port and broke the record between Queenstows and the Delaware breakwater. The ms was made in eight days and three hours. ‘lteslinond‘s Amendment Voted Down. Lennon, Aug. 17.-—itir. John has mond's amondmcnt calling upon the gov- ernment to declare its policy in regard to home rule and other Irish questions was rejected by a vote of 943 to till. “w-..“w...“ Inn-lien Crickets“ Not Corning. , Psitamrtrura, Aug. i‘.--Kunncth Mo Alpine has cabled t o (icrmautcwn Cricket club canceling his engagement to bring a team of English cricketers hers in September. omissions Mme. NWT”. N. J.. Aug. li.-—Rcti. Martin Cole, adietlhguislisd resident of Basses constituted at Issues of general ties “”9““ r . II.” Kelly, a burglar, and Mb Cohdou club declares that the change P p citizen of lshpernlng.flioll ,aud editor Superior Poetsn. who. for a long time, suffered from the most excruiiatiag ner- m. e, am A: . sump-run. having sum felt a twinge of it duos. om. arisen. to him-M you mm * ream Haste-y a changing in fashion. While black remains the standard. there is a do— cided callfor fancy styles of all sorts. Some 1.11"an unit's cows. extremely pretty funny samples are shown, and the indications are that costumcs will be matched in all shades from black to white. Gixlct shirts, in order to hang well, must behold in place by a strong flat ulustic run under tho goduts inside the skirt. As these skirts are always lint-d of necessity, the elastic may bouttnchcd tothc lining alone without showing on the outside. The in- side of every fold should be thus tacked, which will keep the godots in‘shnpe under all trying circumstances. it is the fashion for men to carry valua- bio canes. Whether it is in the host taste or not is anothorqucstion. If worneudross to pit-ass men, men llkoivisodmssto pleruw women. and refined women usually prefer a man who ht not foppish, and who regards his clothes as ho docs his toothbrush—that is, as one of tho lll‘t’tiflfiliiils of civilization, to be employed conscientiously and kept immaculately clean, but not as thoond and aim of existence. However, as ilils been said, ri’xpr-tisii'u- critics are tho style, and the primarily fashionable man hoops a largo uusortnu‘nt. of flu-in. They are of ntalucca sci. with gold and crystal, or tortoise shell in which are placed diamonds. turquoiscs rind other precious stones, somctinios in tho form of lilr'. clpliorof titoowucr. Other critics are ilnisheduith a duck'.-‘: head in gold, which is hollow and titted to hold rmitclu-s. A little girl's gown is shown in the sketch. it is of bluct Wool gorids and has a full skirt gathered on tho belt of a blouse lunlico. Tho skirt is plain, and the bodice is gathered at the throat and waist. A high collar of black satin, with bows, firi- isltos the neck. while a bolt to maloh‘sur- rounds tho waist. The full sleeves stop at the elbow and are partly covered by deep, full opaulots of white lace. Tito fastening of tho gown is in the buck, invisible among the folds. JCDIC CHOLLET. Kenneth Bezemore had the good for- tune to receive‘a small bottle of Cham- berlain's Colic, Cholera end Diarrhoea Remedy when three members of his family were sick with dysentery. This one small bottle cured them all and he had some left which he gave to Geo. W. Baker, a prominent merchant of the place.,Lewiston. N. C., and it cured him of the same complaint. When troubled with dysentery, diarrhoea, coin: or chol era morbur. give this remedy a trial and mu will he, more than pleased with the result. . The praise that naturally follows its introduction and use has made it very 'i olsr. "" and 50 cent bottles for sale ml by G C. Stillson, druggist. Children, especially infants. are soon run down with cholera infantum or "summer complaint." Don‘t wait to de- termine, but give DeWitt’s Cello and Cholera Cure promptly, you can rely on it. Use no other. E.’P.Weed and (l. C. rlulleon.~ ” M....-.....M_.m The heir, when not properly cared for. loses its lustre, becomes crisp. harsh and dry, and falls out freely with every comb ing. To prevent this, the best dreslng in the msrhet ls Ayer's Hair Vigor. li im~ parts that silky gloss so essential to per- fect beatnik“ ____ Stomach and bowel complaints are heat relieved by the timely use of DeWitt‘e Cello and Cholera Cure. Insist on hav- ing this preparation. Don't take any other. E. P. Weed and (l. C. Stillson You Don't liavs lo iiwear Off say the St. [outs Journal of Agriculture in an editorial about No-To-Bsc, the famous tobacco habit ours. “We know of many cases cured by No’l‘oeBsc, one, a prominent St. Louis architect. smoked Ind chewed for twenty years; two boxes cured him so that even the smell of to bacon makes him sick.” No-To-Bac sold and guaranteed by R. H. Plaistcd. No sure no pay. Book free. Sterling Reme- dy Dealt" York or Chicago. WWW~W Ifr. A. A. Snyder, Supt. Poor Farm, Winnnheik 00., le.. says: List winter lit. Robert Leach need two boxes of De Witt's Witch Hssol Salve and cured a large running sore on his in. Bed been under care of physician for months with- out obtaining reliefp Burs cure for plies E. P. Weed and (3. O. Stillean. llr. Nausea] Mortenecn. a wethtaown pains of rheumatism, cared. eight Sample Shoes andllitorrl -or.— lllllNSBilltY, MATHEWSllN it cuts Thescbargains surprise and delight all who see them. They! are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety. ‘ ‘ 03 5glixty pairs Ladies’ his pet. tip turn Shoes, worth “.50, at Ninety airs Ladies’ Kid at. ti Rs 0 Toe Shoe -. $3.50 at ‘2. p . p p z r s, worth '2 25li'orty pairs Ladies’ pet. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth, 84. at Sixty-eight pairs Ladies' Opera. Toe pat. tip Kid Shoes, worth $4, at 82 50. ’ One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 90c apair. One lot Ladies’ Oxfords, at 50c. - One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 60c. . One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 600. , , '0ne.hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s regu- lar $3 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at 82 a pair. 1: 6il‘ivgo hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50, a O . One hundred and three-button Oxfords, at $21; a pair. 1 h ixty airs c at, to three-button Oxford Razor Toe . re at $3 Oxford,p at 32; p , ’ gm One hundred and forty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Tan Ox- fords, several different shades of ten in this lot, regular 83 and $3.50 Oxfords at so. - " $1 25Children’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and Youths’ Shoes, 75c; Boye' 856. We have put prices on all summer stock and will clsose it out at once and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and THE . wulrr SHUE 'srotr, Nil. 3 GAZETTE BUlllllliG. I liiiIinLK, liiillil. :3 _—- twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Kid Square and Razor Toe, regular - :3 Oxford, I :2: Still I Continues. DO NOT FORGET bese are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect, not damag ed goods sold as samples. Lounsbury, Mathewson & Cc.'s hid threebutton Oxford, square an razor toe, regular $3 goods, at $1.90 a pair. That Ladies' Rszir toe Shoe at $2 a pair, regular price $3 and 350, should not be overlooked. A few more pairs of Benedict & Co's Sample Oxfords,regular $3 an 33 50 goods, at $1 75 Examine our Lidies‘ Kid patent tip Turns, worth $350 to $1 50, a $2.50 a pair. Lounsbury, Mathewson dc Co.'s Russia Calf Blucher Oxford, regula price :33, at $2 a pair. Are daddies. Ladies‘ Rassett and Kid Oxfords, at. tit) cents a pair. Children‘s Russet: and Kid patent tip, spring heel shoes, at 353, 450, 55:, 75c and ti a pair. ‘ 100 pairs of Lsdies‘ Juliet and Princess Oxfords, at v.19 a pair. Men's‘lace Pig _Skin and Russia Calf Razor toe, regular 35 shoe. a 33 50 a-pair. ‘ M. H. GLOVER’S 'DoubleShoe Store}. 40 and 42 Wall St. Nor. l ,' New York Announcement. “Oar A lease and new to Finnish M' ‘ilomr’s Furniture ' The lost in the Market. All who desire to buy reliable Farsi» turein moderatepriced or more costly grades will find our stock the most advantageous to select from for these reasons: It represents the productions of the best makers only, and is the largest and most varied in America. The eempietenus at car acrimonious best be understood from the fact that '0' exhibit more than hes hundred and m cm brim his is sit variety ed vood,ever‘mpstterssef lines as well sanguine tang“? Parlor, Dressing so Room Furniture mine-immune styiea'snd ranging fists themcdeetsndlnnpsnsivetethssiestslsb- wetslyeervedasdiaisld. lesbian-mess sine-sees m1 remit Ems. . Cilllflll Willi put down by the most experienced workmen, at prices to defy competi- tics. Fetter have your walks laid by e flor- wsik man that you can tied at any time, rather than traveling agents. iii-sewed ass stun. r. ,
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