is used too ymake B..L. Tobacco. 'iThat’s why .it is so V, ‘ Popular. from: non ran vsnmw course ' insist on your grocer sending you flatten-Crosby Company’s SEPEBLATIVE. SliobensJuckertGoodwin HILL AGENTS FORpONN. ‘ 700 liAIN 8'12. HARTFORD. CT 1‘ aiillm :Iulwcmt i. i. SHEPARD Alli) Ell. 860W. —--—-o-oo——- The Great New York Specialist. The Doctor Prevailed Upon to lists Ills Great Remedy Placed in the Hands of the Drugglsls. This is the most wonderful production of l soienu in the nineteenth century. isuotapetent medicine. but a prescrip- tionoom‘ptrrunded on scientiiic principles and need by . Scott in h extensive practice tor m...“ “r "i. .. . .. .P’fli’“ are mp we er u an ve usends to it. doctor's parlors for suchanextent is the demand ugon the audattentton of the doctor for h medi- from people who could not visit New oity.that t became a matter of dot to some plan by which the general a lie begsplied with this genuine. v uabie , for this purpose A. A. Shepherd calleuo Norwelk to erran Mm Mb“ North“. and s NorwalkJo permit them to keep in th blood remedy. vegan lo. and excellent tan 0 er. a loud purlder unexcelled. a tonic nothingcan canal. Dr. Scott has his life to the orough knowledge understanding or blood diseases. arenamed ere: Kidney disease. liver herdec ‘ unfit: rhegu‘r‘na- pate, use 0 up can die, hiliucaucemushumors. pi: oatarr salt rheum.pimpies on ace. ebility. bolls, dinnineea. female weak- ntaiarial poison. named drugglsts have received neigni‘i‘lent ad would invite all a few of I peril ntend taking a blood medicine should to try Dr. noott's Sumner-ills. " Pills lists to be Used with Dr. Scott’s. -—-—I‘Olt BALI BY—a- E. I. Tcmllnscn. truth Ismail; -AID .. ll. ll.‘ liels licrwtli. m" JACOB M. LAYTON its. tilt Illii itciieulnsum Gleamship Tickets Merl flu its. .215”... it led and tel'sst on ma Nerwsl or renal." mammoth» mm our cram-enema theme-emanate- «sarcoma-muse. mmmom‘wansuuno. ‘ beau-cm ltivel Candidates. drnaumm 0..Aug. ant—— gates are here today. although eratie state convention data not assemble until tomorrow. The fight between the free silver and the Brice men will occur this evening when the members of the committee on resolutions and other com» mittens in the organization are selected. There are 808 delegates. The silver men classify them as Bill for free silver, are for gold and 187 doubtful. The Brice men claim there are 468 for honest money, and of the 848 claimed by the Thurman men for silver some are doubtful. It is generally belieVed that the Brice men will control all the organization and have 14 out of the 21 membersof the com- mitten on resolutions. Senator Brice, tin-Governor Campbell and other leaders arrived this morning and are to dine with John H. Thomas, the free silver loader. This fact is recog- nised as assuring aeompromise before the district meetings are held. It is believed there will be some agreement between them as to who will be nominated for governor. . . If tax—Governor Campbell will not run, then John ll. Thomas or James Kllbonrno may be nominated. Both are free silver men. The real issue pending is as to what concessions will be made to the free silver men and yet make the financial reo- ord for the party that is desired by Sona- tor Brice. One may get the platform and the other the nominee. Brice has a stiff fight on his hands for a rumination by his party to be his own successor in the United States senate. ‘ The friends of John A. McMahn of Day- ton aregrcomlng him again as Mr. Brice's competitor, and Single Tax Free Trade Tom L. Johnson is believed to have a com ntorial bee buzzing in his car. At any rate, he is free in denouncing Brice as a monopolist. Bricc's friends, however, be- lieve he has the whip hand in being the temporary chairman of the convention. The silver men held a meeting last night, at which it was resolved not to no, eept the nominee or anything else in lieu of conceding the platform. The meeting decided that all they asked for was recog- nition in the platform. Ctmusn. Aug. filo-The Brice and anti-Brice delegates from Cuyahoga coun- ty tcytlte Democratic state convention held meetings and formed separate organiza- tions. The anti-Brice delegations decided to accept no compromise, but to make a fight for 59 seats in the convention. Kentucky Campaign Opened. LOUISVILLE, Aug. 20.-The opening of the most vigorous political campaign ever known in Kentucky was made at the Au- ditorium last night in the presence of 6,000 people by a joint debate between General P. Watt Hardin and Colonel Wil- liam 0. Bradley, the Democratic and Ro- publican candidates for governor respec- tivcly. The assemblage was the mostlreprcscnt» ativo that was over gathered in this state on a political occasdon, and the enthusiasm that burst forth during the speaking was such as could only be expected from the most intense partisans. The Auditorium was equally divided between lhuuoomts and Republicans, there being about 3,000 representatives of each party present. The vast hall was filled a half hour he- forc the time set for the opening of the debate, and the stage hold 400 prominent men of each party and newspaper men fnom allover the country. The presence of so many was an indication of the deep interest that is being taken in the cam- paign in Kentucky. Mayor Henry S. Tyler presided, intro- ducing the speakers. Among the promi- nent politicians present Wore General Si- mon Bolivar Buckner and the other can- dldntos for the United States senate ox- ocpt Senator Blackburn. Eliot by a Jealous Young \Voman. BARROURSVILLE, W. Va., Aug. 20.— Miss Allie (Iowans was shot, but not in- taliy, by' Miss Minnie Blankenship of Guyandcttc, the chair being the result of jealousy. Miss (Iowans had gone buggy riding with Miss Blankenship’s lover, which so enraged her that she scoured a shotgun and went in pursuit of her rival, firing when she saw her. Before she could lire a second shot she was caught by by standors and hold. Arrests will follow. Steamer Agreund. Annxsnuma BAY, N. Y., Aug. 20.— The stoanwr Empire State started to carry a party of Cleveland cxcursionlsts from, this place to Morrisburg. When opposite Morrisburg, the stoaumr wont aground and stove a hole in her bottom. The pus~ songcrs Wore safely lauded. Penalty of an Attempted Kiss. Puovnn-mcx, Aug. Sid—Governor Lip- pctt dishonorably discharged Privates W. Rowland and 3. ii. McChrystaii of Com- pany A, First lmtnllion of cavalry, Paw tuekot. They were charged by Miss Flor- once Burdlck of East Greenwich with at’ tempting to kiss her. Trolley Cars In Collision. COLUMBIA, Po, Aug. 20.»..er trolley oars collided head coon the curve one mile east of this place. Motormcn lid Roach and John Dclllnger and Conduct- ors Thomas McMaucls and Harry Bohrer were painfuliyiujurcd. mm... s“...— The Engineer Was Killed. Oxscmsm, Aug. lid-Tho Lawrence— burg and Aurora accommodation left the track near here, and the engine and three coaches rolled down a so foot embank- ment. Engineer Harry Booker at Indian. spoils was killed. Gloucester lies a Celebration. Giovanna, Mass" Aug. BO.--ani- nose was almost wholly suspended here, and hundreds of cltisens joined in a gen- eral celebration in honor of the opening of the Gloucester, Beverly and Essex street railway. steamer and sailboat Collide. Ponrtarn On, Aug. 20.4mm steamer Ocean Wave collided with a sailboat con- taining five persons near Stella. Wash. Eli John Weatherman and Edgar Wagner were drowned ' . g, “MI-W “Aug. n-Therainn m h‘;fi!'m Men}, dele- tite Demo» f ear , West in his railroads to inneraihiii tahe‘glace, . , Judge William trong was made a los- tice at the supreme court in is?!) by Pm idcnt Grant. ‘ tor he resigned the high adios he held, . 1 lug he would have his associates ear. “ by does he resign?” rather than “Why don't be resign?" EX‘JUIthO Strong was born on May ll. Lites. in Seniors, Conn. He was one of a .family of 11 children, descended from one of the Pilgrim fathers, his father being the late Rev. WilliamL. Strong. After graduating from Yale he taught for a time and studied law. He was admitted to the bar in Pennsylvania in 1832. He served in congress during several terms, running in every olucilon on the Demo‘- cratlc'tickct. In 1357 he was appointed Justice on the supreme beach of Pennsyl- vania, resigning after 11 years and resum- ing private practice in Philadelphia. ASKS A DIVORCE. Sister of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Sued by Her Husband. WESTFIELI), Mm, Aug. 20.—Willium Fearing Gill, whose wife. Edith 0. Gill, isa sister at Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt. with him. His attorney has begun pro- ceedings for a divorce, alleging“ gross and confirmed habits of intoxication by chloral" on the part of Mrs. Gill. 2 This fact came out in the district court- room, where Supcrlntondent Alters of the 3 Gill farm at West Granville was charged 1with drunkenness by Mrs. Gill. She went on the witness stand and related the facts in a vivacious manner. shrewdly declin— ing, howovor, to answer some insinuating greatlons bearing upon her domestic trou~ es. BASE BALL. tumour. LEAGUE cause. At Brooklyn—— New York....... 0 Brooklyn ......... o i At Phliadclph Philadelphia . . . Boston..... ...... At Washington— Washington ..... i Pittsburg ....... 0 NATIOI’AL LEAG UK STAND! KG. cc; :9 calms: C3“ 6-76 ¢~ use as s-Q' J: _c co co cw we 0— a"— co co C” Cleveland..dli timers...” lawman .Cinmilifin to . . ...m or lPhiladclp'alil 42 .668 Inuisville..2£ N .' shot a Bullet Dowu Ilia threes. ' Tuxxnsrsocr, Pa., Aug. :20.—Frcd Doty, 13 years old. and Lenford Love, 10 years old, both living near Mohoopany, this county, secured a pistol and went out in the fields to play wild west. Duty hado Love to open his month then flroda bullet , down his throat, severing the spinal cord and killing him instantly. They did not 4 know it was loaded 8: American Bimetullic League. SAX Fimscmro, Aug. 20.—-—Tho Amer ican Bimctsllic league hold its opening session yesterday. The assemblage is called the nonpartisan silver liliilV‘Olltli)“. ills objects are to sing the praises of the white pistol and to lake such [sincertml measures as shall produce united and eiIoctivo interest in its behalf. l i i i - Magowna Makes a Dental. Tummy, Aug. filo—hire. h nk A. ‘Mugowun, wife of cx~hlnyor gown“. l came to Trenton and had a long talk with l.hor husband. blr. Magowan denied to iher thorcport that while howns in the ,west recently howont to Oklahonm for the purpose of iiistitutingndivorco proceed- lugs. Third Cave In at Luscrne. Witxrtsnmzm-t, Pa, Aug. cit—An ex- icnsivccuvo in begun in the bomugh of Luzorno, four miles from this city. This ‘ is the third time in 16 years that this sec- tion has cat-mi. The present disaster is more serious than the preceding two. It is over 75 feet in diameter. The Trial of Durant. SAN FitAXClSCO, A11g.20.——Court Judge Murphy was too iii to printer-d with tho , trial of Theodore Durant, and a recess iwas declared until Thursday. it is said i that counsel for the defense are preparing aflldavits in support of a new motion for ' a change of venue. Mine Shut Down. Summary, Pa. Aug. til—J. J. Long- don & Co. have ordered the suspension of ' all work at their Nciimm shaft, throwing ' 900 men and boys out of work. The sus- pension is attributed to the low prices ob- tained for coal. Chincee‘to lie bent Home. BUFFALO, Aug. 20.—-—-l)cpuly Marshal Kanolcft for tho Pilclilccoust in charge of eight (.‘him-so who are to be deported. Addms Withdraws. LITTLE FALLS. N. Y., Aug. 20.~—Vietor Adams has declared his withdrawal from the senatorial contest in this district. COLUMNS CUT TO LIINES. lid-Speaker Crisp is making a tour of Scotland. Bernardlne Chnmaillnrd died at Mon- treal, aged 101 years and 8 months. A 'French gunbodt has left liankow, China, for the purpose of opening up the province of Human. H. K. Maxwoil, one of the oldest teleg- raphers in the United States. dicd at Lit- tlc Bock. James Cocncy, the oldest citizen of Bradford county, Pm, is dead. He was born in December, 179:3. Daniel Bloc, aged (it years, fell from the landing of the oporahouso hotel stairs at Victor, N. Y., and broke his neck. ‘A boat containing ills passengers was run down and sank . by the steamer Con- cordia near Kornberg. Seventeen were drowned. . At a political meeting in Naples the crowd on the stairway was so great that the balustcrs gave way. Three were kill- ed and 80 injured. Fivoycamld Englebcrt Bauer died at nsbeth, N. 3., from the sheets of a dose of cocaine taken by mistake. The medi- cine wss used icr sore eyes. John Ileli’eal, the oldest iron molder in low Jersey died at his borne in But-ling» its. asst ti years. in. nasal amused it ' ennsy‘ va‘.» Mmfi. whee-the- , He was then 02 years old. Ten years; hasleft his home here, taking his child ‘ .. aim!) Ants. on cm on. . , mu t swiiavui. Conn .. 'Ii "1 lint [new of Dr. Hand's maladies 1U ohildml five years ago, and i eat coatin- uelly "commending other mothers to use thrmJMi always will: the brat results? I] baby was deathly sick with cholera infotainment! Dr. Band's Diem as l tux. tore caved it simm.‘ immediately. Dr. Echo's Colic Care is also: x::~|ienl.—-iin. N. A. Daniels. ” Dr. Band‘s (Idle Core and Dr. Band’s Disrrhcet Mixture are sold by all droughts, 250. Children Cry for Pitcher'e Caetoria. When Baby was sick. we gave her Castorla When she was a Child. she cried for Certain. Whenshe becamewmsheclungtom When the had Chlldren,she gavethem Caucrla. . Children Cry for Pitcher’e Caetorla. 1 children Cry for Pitcher’e Caetoria. FRESH Pies. Cakes and Bread. ' Orders taken for Ice Cream to be delivered the following day. “ Fruits and Vegetables fresh every morning. ' New Teas, the finest in the city, We lb. Butter from the Berkshire Hills; fresh lot to arrive this week; those that have tried it say it is the finest in the city, 28c per lb. Look at my window for pres- ents with cofl'ee. ———~—~OOO—~——-- ll North Main Steel. Samuel Coastal, Jr. itth New York Announcement. ‘fOur American Homes and How to Furnish Them” Can readily be ascertained by visiting HORN ER’S dresi Furniture Emporiu- where everything is of the best quality, artistic excellence, and moderate in price. No such assortment of reliable goods can be seen in America. Over two hundred and fifty distinctly diflerent Bedroom Sets in all ,the vari- ous woods, Brass Bedsteads in over seventy patterns, as well as endless lines of Parlor, Drawing-Room, Library and DininghRoom Furniture. name-e: Inserted lentil-s particularly all. tie for preesnta or home use and decoration All prices in plain figures. R. J. HORNER &OO., Furniture letters and importers. 81-65 W. 23d 8t..New York, Adjoining Idea lasso. loner t Co.‘e establish-seat Is one of the fights at new term—lawman. Ornament. Jim :m Eflill‘fl a Walk put down by the most experienced workmen, at prices to defy competi- lion. Better have your walks laid by a Nor- waik man that you can find at any time, rather than traveling agents. one s q» ‘ We will GIVE AWAY every may, at 10 o’clock, a 060 bicycle. - 3 ‘ Each customer purchasing goods to the amount over at either of our stores will be given a card entitling; he holder to one chance. , “ , . is W.A.BEilEliltl& iilmhiers and furnishes i9 can u. tumult. Sentinel Building. So. it... This bicycle will be exchanged by the Fox Cycle Co. for " any make or style, and full price $60 allowed. ; v ‘ ' "1 FOR THE LATEST STYLES-'1; -0112. SPRING rulnwmi~ -GO TO— TH 50. OLSEN. ENTERPRISE EAISIN SEEEEESI; Call and see them. 1 sum NORWALK HARDWARE to. 42 South Main Street. 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. d at this time are showing the best line of “ Plillil alumni in the town. We handle nothing but the. best. Cannot aflord to do otherwise. FRANCIS&CO., RELIABLE CLOTHIERS, 86 Washington Sireel. - South llorwalk. Conn. in Inflation is hereby ex- 5,. tended to the people of Howell . and vicinity to inspect our goods. _. We do not claim it give you ” gull iollars lot iii-pm pieces; but we will" treat you fairly and jsily. MW...“— v ‘ JENES 8t HETOHKISS, * rxfiuusmo A D HEATING. Housnrecrmo } currents at " i 23 WALL St. Sole agents for the Victor Bicycles. 17 WALL Br.
Norwalk Chronicler