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South Hamil. , m- MORE NEEDS A FELLOWS? ine GrocerIes. ‘ fling you desire—Staple or ‘fsnoy—the'priccs as low as the quality mien. place to you. few prion will serve as imitations: 1234c Best Soda Crackers. 81hr. for 36¢ , alto Beet Ginger Soups. i lbs for the 180 Best Lemon Crackers. i lhe. for 250 20c Best Rice. 5 the. for 250 Die Beet Oatmeal. 7 lbs. for the 80 Best Codilsh. 3 lbs for lie lllc Beat hard. 31h; for an . . per lb . to Babbitt'e Soap. t barelfor no Intact. per bottle. to Ozone Soap. ll bars for the ‘ ‘ ”on. to Beatfltarch. olba. some , . 33 Main Street. Nor-walk. q PITIIFITS Small IIIIIlgslmems. pro-I t will malts man rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a as nggefluinl Speculation id Grain. Provisions and Stock. I n 0 Hill EAllllllIllllAIl "NESTED can be made by our ‘ .0 Systematic Plan of Speculation by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system. ewe l'known fact that there are thousands of men In all parts of the United States ' “emetic trading through Chicago brokers. more large amounts every car. rung- ‘n w thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundre dollars up ' or more by those who invest a few thousand. . V BM that those who mate the largest route from comparnnvely smell invest- hat I are persons who live away from ‘hicngo and invest through brokeIe who . on land a aromatic trading. « . don not rie the whole amount invented on my trsdc. but covers both sides. so . » the market rises or fails it brings a steady prolit that piles up enormously in n I If)! CONVIICING PROOFS. also our Manual on successful speculation and u Inket Report. full of mono -making pointers. ALI. Unfit. Our Manuel eh . Inuit: trading fully. Highest re erences in regard to our standing and succese. ‘ minimum undress ‘I‘l‘thMAS 8t 00.. 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Its CASTORIA For Infinite and Children. m be not be imposed upon. battle-lat upon having Calorie. and see that the facsimile signature of is on the wrapper."- Weshallprou ' test ourselves and the public at ell hazards. Tn Canoe Comm." Ifurray at. 11.1. NORWALK LUBSTEIIS. Caught oil Norwalk Islands. Leave your orders and have then delivered in Norwalk every Sutur- dey morning. A fresh arrival of kinds oi Fresh list every day. Vegeteblee from Green's Farms every morning. The finest amortment of IISII .ANU. IIEIIETI‘IBLES ‘ to be fonnd. PURE IIIIIIIII cusur IIUNT SI ZELUFF’S Telephone. til-ll.‘ Will. PAPER In our New Store you will find the Largest Assortment oi New Designs and New Color ings in Western Connecticut. From this immense variety your purse and taste will surely beeuited. Painting, Papcrhnnging and Decorating. We guarantee satis- faction in all our work. PAINTERS’ SU PPLl ES, ARTISTS’ MATERIALS, CLASS, ETC. E. E. Gorham, corner First Ave. and New 8t- EAST NORWALK .3 INVEST w ill YOUR esvmoe m RELIABLE SIX PER CENT. SECURITIES arm :1: Hill] YOUR LIFE, BOUEE OR RUBNITUBE THROUGH THE AGENCY 0F In , l. sun Q ,, s18! roan-Am lbw-Thousands of d “mug .With tho. Ilol‘vmlcr?” This query mm fol- .ngo was done to tho yncht. Mil-“ll Illns and one am. no... Wont ”own the lewYerkneyte Greet the Humor—lex- nee- le Illuply tru- were on the lookout Sunday for alkyrle ill. and the British racer did not disappoint them. At 12:45 p. In. news Med over the wires that she had passed lorlohea life saving station. Soon after- wnrdthere was a scene of commotion in theharbor. Craft of all kinds were got: under way to meet and welcome the for- eign visitor. Among the first of these to get in motion was the freight steamer City of Bridgeport, with Lord Dunravcn’a representative in America, B. Mnitlund Kersey, and u large party of friends aboard. Vigilunt. in low of the tender Aeronaut, and Defender, towed by her tender. were soon hastening to welcome the foreign rnoer. _, When Valkyrie lll reached Quarantine station she found a good runny people waiting. and the warmth of her reception must have anti-tied her otlicerc that the VALKYRTE i". coming of the Briton furnished an object for a large share of interest in the news of the tiny. Yachts of all sizes went down the boy in the hope of catching a glimpse of the cup challenger. The larger vessels Wont nwny outside of Sandy Hook and cruised about. taking advantage of the holiday to ace the Earl of Duurnvon's yncht. The News Spread ltapirlly. Everybody who saw the racer had many words to my concerning her appearance. The fleet of vessels that wont down to meet the foreigner was the largest that ever advanced to the place of meeting an incoming yacht. The news tbnt Valkyrie II! had been sighted sprcud with astonishing ulucrity through New York and Brmklyn, if that opinion may be fomied from the appear- ance of tho ouonuous crowds which goth- ered along the Fort Hamilton shore. 'l‘hoy waited and waited. hoping and hoping. but when darkness settled over the waters and loud and the visitors bud not come the mussels sopnrotednnd dc- portcd for their homes dieconsolnt-c. At Quarantine. us the night. wore on, interest in the arrival of \‘ulkyric in- creased, nud win-u it wus reported that. Ynlkyrlcwns rcully bonding toward tho upper buy them- wm a prom' shout of for lief. and snxnululy ruined it shout of "'l‘hm- I‘liwrs fur Vulkyric." umi they were given with right. good will. TIIt‘ll there was It cryuf “What's the matter lowed by It ruur of “She's ull right! 'i‘Ill‘t‘ll cheers for llcfl-miur!” And tin- Iwuvrs of Quumutiuu l‘t'IllliPlI will: tIIrcv ringing cheers and u rousing “tigrr.” 'l‘bo chm-ring lmd burdly d'II-d nwuy when the mother slmrp on the Quumn- tlIu' hill. armed with It powerful night glues, informed tlu- unxiuus throng that he could soc o yacht looking likuYulkyrlI- coming in toward the Nurmws in tow of it tug. At last the Valkyrie, in tow and fol- luu‘ml by tun other tugs, slowly llllllfit‘d Quarantine uud moi Imurllmi by the hculth oiiicor. The cup l-IIIilIoum-I- looked trim and "out in tho glimmering light. lier nulls Were snugly stowed, mud on her ducks Were nppnrently oil the, members of her crew. llcnrty chcors of thicnmil were ex- chougod with the English mllors, and then, the usual formalities having been complied with, Valkyrie continued her journey up the buy. Valkyrie looks n monster. When you step on board of her you can almost fancy yourself on on comm stratum-r. Her boom is simply immense. and Hill) shows tru- mcudous length. Hor lmwsprlt for her kotoh rig is Very short. and her masts are splendid sticks. in a word, sho mny be in- beled "dangerous. " Vhlkyric nnolmrod off Liberty Islnnd for the night and Wu» token to the Eric busin this morning. The Voyage llneventful. Captain Crlllliit'Id bad. nil told, 49 men and II dog on boom, pull the men me u flue looking lot. Captain Crunllcld tnlkcd freely to n reporter about. the yacht and the trip over. llo Wild: “The voyage has been uneventful. Wu lIIIIl bend winds and light weather for n good port of the way. which mode it mum-what. tedious. The crew cuioyml splendid health. and no (lum- Wu loft Goth rock at 2:38 p. m. on July 27. "The tug Vanguard took us no for as Mnlin bond. and there We began our voy- ago. On Sundry. the inn, we sighted Cope linen and have made the Milli) miles from there In Just ll wook. Our licst day's run was 250 miles um! our worst no miles. We shall get the boot in racing trim us soon on Imillltl, and in less tlmn n week will be miiingu-‘tunlug up' for tho big me.” "How much better do you think the Valkyrie is than the Britannia cm In 30 mile course?" “We beat the Britannia illmlnutee in a to mile reco. nod the Valkyrie was not in trim then. lthlnk she in at loust in min- utes faster than the Prince of Wnloe’ bent over the America cup course. The Bri- tannia is going much faster thlsecason than she cror wont. After her first race several tons of, loud were put on, which much lmprovod her stability." napkin Craunold then asked shoot the Defender, and seemed pleased that she had not shown herself to be faster than she has. There was It merry twinkle in his eye-when he was eeked if Velkyrle wouldwlo. Hennistlyropllea. "We’ll try ,_ hurdle.” . here by the laying the foundation lions ofthe notional monument to thelate lin- Wiilioiu I by his grandson, Emperor il lam ii. in the presence of many of the Gannon sovereigns nod other digni- taries. . The occasion was not” marked by any untoward circumstances, as was feared might be the case.- At the frontier, how. over, some of the old soldiers of the war of 1870 from Darmstndt cruised over to Amnnvillcrs' to piece wreaths upon the tombeuf the Gemini: soldiers”. The French police treated them politely. but insisted upon the removal of the inscriptions from tho wreaths. In Berlin all the houses in the neigh- borhood of the monument Were tastefully decorated, the windows and balconies showing streams of bunting and the route going crowded with goyly attired specta- re. A flourish of trumpets announced the arrival of Emperor William. The emperor domitcd under ,the foundation stone of the monument ninemorlnl document, in which he referred to the enthusiastic up rising of the Gannon notions under his grandfather, Emperor William the Great. Then, addressing the brilliant assembly. Emporor William said: . “The self sacrificing accord of the Ger- man princes, the wise counsel and ener- getic support of Von Bismarck, the con- summate strategy and genius of Von Moltko and the unequaled courage and nbility of the commanders of the army, and, before all, of Crown Prince Freder- ick William, the devoted fidelity of Field Marshal Von Root! and the. discipline of the people rendered success ccrtuiu. “But also in the directly: of works of peace the emperor was untilflng to his last breath in active furtherance of the welfare of the Working classes. The statue of Wll. llum the Great should form a. testimonial of the inextlnguishohlo gratitude of the princes and people of Germany." At this point the emperor was bonded a » trowel. with urequont that his majesty lay the foundation of the memorial. After the emperor had spread the ce- ment our the stone Boron you Buol-Bcren~ burg, president of the rcichstag, gave his majesty a mullet. The emperor then topped the stone thrice with the mullet, saying: “in memory of the fallen, in recogni- tion of the living, for the emulation of fu- ture generations." The impcrinl and royal pcrsonugce pres- ent then topped the stone in succession, while a salute of lot guns was fired and the bands played. Chancellor you 110th- lohc proposed three cheers for the emper-~ or. which Were given with the greatest enthusiasm. The troops presented arms. and the bonds played “Hell dir Kuiscr." DARING ROBBERS ESCAPE. They Hold Up a Wagon, cut the Horse loose and Galloped Away. Panxrtusmtno. \V. Vi... Aug. 19.——Eli Forrill and Bill Monuguu, the noted post- oillce robbers, mode It during escape from jail here. With Walter Todd. who was in on a charge of rope, they hold up the guurd thut came in to take out some other prisoners. The postollicn rubbers stuck rc- volrcrs into the focus of the otllccrs and mode them throw up their hands. Then they mode a dash for liberty. A guard on the outside fired, wounding Ft't‘rIII, hill. the rulflmr ki‘pt nu going. Todd wue cuptIIrI-Il in :i TIllllIlt‘l‘ yard, but the other lllt‘ll mu untvn street. win-re they hold up u (ii-livery wugou. cut. the horse loose. and Mounguu Ilt‘Ipt‘ti his wounded pllI to mount. Fen-ill gullopod out of town, shmtiug as ho Wont. Monu- ' gnu disuppvurod among the houses, and ' lit-ltlivrol the men bus been captured. FIGHTING. FOREST“ FIRES. Heroic and Successful Btl'nrts of Jersey Men, “'omeu and Children. Pmmn. N. J.. Aug. ill—Tito forest tires, which buvo boon burning intermit- eutly in this vicinity slut-o lust ’l‘ucsduy night, got u fresh start Sunday and our.) the people of t\II§\'l‘Ull| u thorough fright. ’l'lu-y “'t'l'l‘ for tln- most part at CIIIII't’Il when the uluI-III was gin-u that the tire bud incrcusml in \‘nllllllu and wus up- pruucbiug the town from the south. The citizens worn noun out in full force. and every mun. womuu uud child who wus able to do so [Imk u bond in fighting the flames. Eight rcsidoucos wore in grout danger at various times, but the Workers llunlly quimgcd to throw up u send cm‘ bunkrneut three feet high and nearly five miles long. which chockod the progress of the fire ilond, und Aim-com in spin. The homes are still burning fiercely in tho di- rection of Egg Harbor City. Still “are a Week to liaise .60. PiIltsnrtI'IIIA. Aug. lit—4'. ll. Mitch- ell nnd W. ll. Taylor, bicyclists. arrived here from Denver. having covered the en- tircdlstuucc on tlwir wheels. ’l'hoy loft Denver on Juno 1 without n cont on own- gcr that they would I‘l‘m‘Il Phlludclphin by Ann. 25 with Salli. With it Work to spore they burn IchIIIIIIlulmi ilfili by giving banjo and iIIIIIIIIollII muwrts on route. llloyollet liillml by a Train. imilAit'i‘. lud., Aug. iii.——'l‘hu ongluucr of it Luke t-Ilmru truiu noticed is blcyolirlt riding Inrtwocn the double truck», and whistlcd a warning. The rider, however, did not hour or hood. Mill when the train was phasing. tho euvtiuli drow him under, killing him luslnutly. llo proved to be Charles Wore of Toledo. Big Hallstoneo In Pennsylvania. Pimlitmu, Aug. llI.--'l‘iiis city woe ewcpt by u houvy rulImIm-In tonight that did coneldcrublo damage. The minfull wus rmuurkobio, ill-Int) of fill inch tolling in 20 minutes. A epuclul from (luster City says that hullslunvs fell umunuring Ii_ lnohce In circumference. Kueheng Expedition Proves Futile. Lowboy. Aug. iII.-—'l'ho Hlinnghni cor~ rmpondont of The Times toll-gruphn no follows: "The consular expedition to K0- ohoug line proved futllo China's attitude in trifling with this serious question is likely to lend to furthvr trouble. ” MM- ,._M...,....H.... ' Hmklyn People ”horned Out West. Fauna, N. 1)., Aug. INA—«The divorce suit brought by Filmed Williams against his wife, Katie Williams. was settled by e Joint decree and an allowance of 05,000 alimony to the wile. The pnrtics are troll known Brooklyn people. I new helm Released. mam A . WWI-Patrick Quinlan. the no, a ”fie W “W‘ . uimes' nestle. wet. with, I I Me I ‘~ *1 sweet? Caporal? Little Cigars ‘ for 5 ate. SOLD BY ALL DEALERS. ' 65 I am here to sell Groceries. I‘ am here to sell good Groceries only. I am selling llIIUUEIIIES Uheap for flash. Flcur. Washburn’s or Joues’, Q4 75. Butter: beet tub. 22c; Green’s Farms Creamery, 280. Cottoliue, 3 lb poll. 28:; Cottoliue. 1 lb. pm, 9c. Lard, 3 lbs. 25c. ( heeee. 13c. Pork, llc. 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, do can. New goods in Crackers and Cakes of improved quality. Compare prices here. Country Eggs, 30c dcz. Ginger Root. Home made pure Cider Vinegar. I propose to earn a reputation for good goods at lowest prices. LUIIENZU IIIBIILE Beware of Ointment: lor arturrh lhlt Contain Mercury. ”mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole sys- tem when entering it through the mucous sur- faces. Such articles should never be used ex- cept on prescriptions from reputable physi- cinns,nstho dnmuae they will do is ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hull's Cetarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J. Cheneydz Co . Toledo. 0.. contains no mer- cury. and is taken internally.nctlng directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. in buying Hell’s Catarrh Cure be sure you get. the genuine. it is taken internal- ly, and made in Toledo. Ohio, by F. J. Cheney a (to. Testimonials tree- H'Sold by drugg'sts, price 75 cents per hot lie. I * .Young Man Why take the chance of dying without in- surance when FOUR CEN'IS 3 DAY WILL lh‘elJitlt' YOUR LlFE For 81.000? 0r 6 Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow- ment of 31.0w. payable to yourself if you live. With insurancedlke everything olee.the best is the cheapest. INSURE IN THE CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE Company, of Hertford. S. S. L’Hommedleu. Ill WASHINGTON ST. South Norwalk. Conn ”Win—'6 N s. New and second hand Buggies. Fusions, tanninsi Canopiei. Spindles. alt. Prices to Suit All. CALL AND on THIN. Henry Tilly. SKIES FOR SALE AT ROWAYTON. M...“ Our Fancy Still, it lest, lime mounted. line Working skill. It lest. 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