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‘Souih NorWaik. Conn‘.
most charming summer. resorton Long Island Sound.
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions. 3
‘ First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Smythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
pavilion daily.
The excursions for this week are August 19, Zabuski
set, N. Y.; August 20. Union 8. S. of N yacir, N. J.; August 21,
Chester Hill Odd Fellows, Westchester, N. Y.; August 20, Mount
Vernon Lobster club, August 22, Schnorers club, N. Y.
lites Point Improvement Company. (liners and Proprietors.
l' J. mnxnnsrmn. General Managerfi‘
control: or TIME on snrunnnv
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
. our inner BETWEEN sootnnoiniu no no mu.
" FARE—SINGLE, 40c; EXCURSION; 70c.
South Norwalk at ran a. in. ,
Eastman street. at 2:15 p. m. (Saturdays. 1:35 p. in.) Leaves last that street. at
“ mm m .m.)
pills» “for Iiiiorwalii leave Row York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
”'3 iisavss Norwalk, Tuesday.’l:hnrsday and Saturday at 5:11) p. m. l’relght. received
amusement.
EXCURSION
:iriimrn juvenile."
,‘PLEASUliE BEACH
SUN-DAY, AUGUST 25.
Leave South Norwalh, 2 p. m.; leave Pleasure Beach, 3:00 p. in.
. flfic—Ticksts Entire lloitnri Tor-$250
3 LABOR any, SEPT 2d,
CONE
Y ISLAND
. Excursion tickets 75c. Leave 80th Non-ls,» Bill) a. an; is Go
‘goso p. on. East ism street. 6:45 p. m. ave ney
,,,.,-,:*,;°30 snot.
And you will see not only a
float and Perfect Fittan Shoe.
But one in glitch the
latoriai is used. Combining Durability and Style
Lmummawmflhoeinthem
, EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
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mammwuaom
Was awymm Years
Ages-liken”. ,
Cinema“, Aug ’ tic—At New Rich-
mond, 0., so miles rip the Ohio river from
Oineiunati, yesterday afternoon a mob
took Noah Anderson, colored, from jail
and hanged him for the murder of Frank-
lin Irldniau. nearly so years old and prob
”$.20! the First National bank of that
p . .
Hr. Fridmau was among the wealthiest
‘msn in Cleriuont county. He owned a
number of farms and lived at Clermont-
ville, about twu miles from New Rich-
mond. He was driving into New Rich-
mond shortly after noon, when he stopped
at one of his houses. Hitchiug his horse
at tho'door yard, he went into an adjoin-
ing field, where he was suddenly attacked
by Noah Anderson, a muscular negro
who had no weapon but his hands. With
these he quickly bore the aged banker to
the earth, and then clutching his throat
with the power of a demon be literally
choked his victim to death. When satis-
fied that the man was dead, Anderson
ed. Soon the prostrate man was borne
to the house and found to boprm'all help.
He was already dead. The news of the
shocking crime traveled swiftly, for every-
body know Mr. Fridmun It was not long
until Anderson was captured and taken
to the New Richmond jail. where a great
crowd quickly gathered. 1‘. ndorson made
no attempt to conceal his crime. He gloat-
ingly told all the details and said he had
given the old man what he deserved.
Said to Have Been Mctnally Unsealed.
It is said that Anderson was not right
in his mind, and that one of his hallucina-
tions was that Fridinan had deprived him
of a large sum of money. The truth is
the two men had bud no dealings together,
as Anderson came to New Richmond on
a shanty boat only a few months ago and
claimed to be a paperhanger.
The crowd about the jail 800“ became
wildly excited. As the nogro's confession
became known cries of "Lynch him!"
“Bang the coward!" arose. A rope was
brought, and the curl sooincd near. Prom-
inent citizens addressed the mob, implor-
ing moderation. Anderson was in his cell
on his knees crying for mercy. The mar-
shal, when a momentary liiil mine, at-
tempted to take Anderson to n more so-
cure jail at iiotnviri. the county emit. R)
sooner did the man appear outside the
jail than theirenziod iuob rushed at the
marshal, and seizing the prisoner bore
him quickly to the nearest tree. and in a
brief time he was dead. There was no at-
tempt at concealment. Every person prose
cut and citgugrd in the mob know all the
others. It was simply on not of frenzy
under most aggravating circumstances.
The iriunlercd man was omit-tired to every
citizen, and his taking off was so sudden
that his friends and ltt'igllliurs secured to
have lost their reason.
Ono nines, Another rum, Injured.
Sasnoxrs. Pm, Aug. 2e. —- Alfred
Crown. a carpenter at tho Imust Gap
minacnterod the locust where his brother
was working. While he was talking to
the latter a full of («mi buried both. Al-
fred Crows was crushed to death, and his
brother Joseph revolved injuries which
will prove fatal.
Punch Anarchists In New York.
NEW YORK. Aug. 2'3.——.-\narchlsts to
the number of more than a score, who
were so very bad in France that the gov—
ernment drove them out. are now sold to
be in this city. The French consul, in an
official communimtion to the police corn-
Boaton to Ilave a Holiday.
Brutus, Aug. 22.——\'oxr 'l'iu-iulny, the
day of the Knights 'l‘cniplriis‘ parade, will
be made a general holiday here. Only
one rnniitviil be delivered. The Stock
Exchange. lliiliif'lllfl house and national
banks iiIWt' voted to suetwnd.
‘ \
Suicide of an Old Man.
WAKEFIELD. Muss, Aug. 2'2.—Elishu
Knight, aged 7.3 years. stpppo-d in front of
an express train and was instantly killed.
thought he t-luuu- this method of coininit-
ting suicide.
Three Slightly Injured. I
linsm'uv, Conn” Aug. ill—A passen-
ger train on the New England road ran
into on upon switch at lluynoldsburg and
onishorl into in freight. Thom train lmnds
Wot-o slightly injured.
flirt Idiom ‘50 to the Yard.
Ho hail i‘llllilli‘ilni‘li of illness, and it is‘
, one France for the m
of sum John Walls: of Tamativs,
and that indemnity will be
required for his arrest and imprisonment.
.‘l’he discussion of the case between the
French and American diplomats has
reached a point where it is said that there
isillttls else for the United States to do.
owingtothefact that repeated requests
fora copy of the charges and testimony
upon which Waller was convicted have
not been furnished by the French govern-
ment.
. it was said at the state department that
the delay in the Waller case had been very
annoying to the ofllciuis and espwlaliy to
Embassidor Rustin. The dilatory action
of France in this matter is regarded as in-
dicating that the French government has
a very poor was and will be unable to re
slat the demands made by the United
States for the restoration of Waller to lib-
orty and indemnity for his losses.
A condition which nia'llos the delay of
Franco more aggravating is the serious
illness of Waller in prison, and that his
further confinement is harmful to his
health.
FOUND IN A CAVE.
Thieves (Ruptured by Newark Detectives
and Articles Recovered.
NEWARK, N. .l., Aug. 22.’-—l)ctcotivos
Cosgrove. Carroll and .luckcs‘of Newark
wont to Ri’isollo and arrested Gottliob God-
icko, aged :59 years; Arthur Giltflfiuu, aged
'18 yours, and Bertha Goff, aged ill years,
on the drama of being accomplices of
Adam Wiesel, nowin the Essex county
jail for burglary. The two mom and the
woman Ivoro in a cave in the woods at
ltosellis.
When the detectives raided the cave,
they scé‘urmi n wagon load of clothing be-
longing to men and women, considerable
jewelry, silverware and other articles.
Those won: all In ought to Newark.
Just rim-r rim gmids arrived Joseph
Roast of 4 Stnitforii pines and Walter J.
Trrwiliigwof it Muller-d avenue called
and itlrvritiiivd some of the stolen articles.
They said their families had been to the
misiiortx and that their houses were rob-
bed during their absence. The camp was
kept in tho. Woods all summer. The arti-
cles recovered are valued at simoo.
WRECKEO in THE NORTH.
Eleven Indian Sailors Found Dead In an
Overturned Schooner.
SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 22. ~ News
H‘ili‘lll‘ri invro vi the wreck of the sealing
Sitiltmllt‘l' Waltz-r i'lurldo uil‘ Kodiak island
and tiro'lnss of i i [llillllll sailors.
’l'lw u'rwvl; was found bottom up, and
, lilo bodir-a of this lrulinn sailors were found
' in tho fun-v .~t!t~. 'l‘hc ltudii‘s of the i-np‘
tnin mid sir. w vigil! whim sailors aboard
were not found. The sailors loft Victoria
lust spring.' for lir‘riug sort, with Captain
Moran-u commanding.
Boston Contractors “stemmed
Boston, Aug. til—it seems probable
that the garment contriwrors cannot get
together so as to make astand against the
union. Tlli‘ll‘ dist-oinliture was more com.
plctewhoti they learned that the female
garrnoiit workers Were joining the union
as rapidly as possible. and that 27 con—
tractors have already signed the agree-
mom.
Court of Appeals Vacancy.
Csxsxouoi'n, X. Y., Aug. 2?3.—'l‘ho
Republican members of the Ontario coun—
ty bur hold a meeting and advocated the
nomination of Hon. William H. Adams
of (lulumdnlgun for the place on the court
of npptmls bench to be nuidovai'iillt by the
retirement. of Judge Finch of ltlinoii.
Ilarflsa' Big hid.
Konwrrn. i‘uuu.. Aug. 22.—-.-\t the nu-
tlorinl croquet tournament George S.
Burgiss of Lynn, Muss, scored in big lurid,
having ivon eight games our of ten. As
he has only two more in play, he has
practically won the championship.
White Woman Shoots a Negro.
llturmurov, N. J., Aug. :32.—-\\'Illlmn
Crawford. colored, attacked his white
mistress, l'lllu Haunt. choking nrul knocks
my; bur down. 'i'iwwoutnn seized u re-
. Volwr and shot him through the storiiru'li.
i it is thought [hilt he will div.
Successful Experiment With Kites.
Mlmrn‘. Muss, Aug. 2:3.-——W. .\. Eddy
of Now .li-rsuy vxpvriiui-ntod suri-i-ssiully
with flying kin-s iii it high wind at Blue
Hill observatory. ”i' took photographs
with plates which \vvro sent up on kites
. 250 foot chew the ground.
Things Are Serena In Hawaii.
l‘tursiut. Aug. rowan it. t‘usttn, the
now minister from Hawaii. Nillll in nil in-
Laxnrtml. Wyn. Aug. fliwd Wonderful-
ly rich pincer iind is ritltrtl‘il'il on (lold
creel: on the continental “Hill" at the
south end of Wind rivn-r t‘uilgi'. The dirt
runs 850 to tho yard.
Reunion of Veterans.
Hirsor'uunus, Pu, Aug. '3‘!,-'l‘im ris-
socintinn of tlw veil-runs of m-vmi counties
of Pennsylvania and New York iwldits
annual reunion at Monti-mu. 'I‘lu- atlonil-
snort was largo.
Iisvaalli Day llnplista.
Pssivrrnirv. N. .i.. Aug. 22.~Tiii~nlnc
Baptist general rmufivrvnvo iii-grin here
with a large attendance front all parts of
the cilantry.
Wasnisoros, Aug. 22.--W. '1‘. Lyon,
postmaster at Helms. (lab, was removed
because he monatly published in his paper
martinis rcilwting on Provident Cleve-
bm' .. .v. .a,.. .. . . a
Woman notably runny lint-ad.
'l’itsrrmr. Aug. 99. —~ Mrs. Patrick
Clearymmthor of Police (.Iaptein Cleary,
was pmlmbiy fatally burned by her dress
becoming ignited from an oil stove.
Dropped stead Awniy r; name.
Psovinsscs, Aug. B‘s—Joseph Hates
the ilrmof Gwrge Borgfeldt k 00.,
the Narragansett hotel. this city.
agronomic...
Putt-sinister”, Aug. 92.—-'l‘he schooner
William
ty-thlrtl anniversary of the Seventh Day.
cw York city, drowed dead in front of
tcrvivw that the affairs of the new rvpub-
iii: mo in a most promisingcondition, and
the present govt-mutual has nothing to
four from tho rnyulists.
r
Lisbon liiirglnrs Arrested.
Orionxsrtruo. x. Y.. Aug. L'K’nr-Thil
! binding and rubbing of i‘liurios Murray
‘ of Lislmu in his litillii' on Monday ird to
.tiu-rtt'n-stuf \i’illiuni linlilold and Fred
fli‘nriil in this city. The prismu-rs wuro
lili‘lliilli‘d by Murray.
flan Into a (atheist.
(tul'rnnu. Muss. mm. 22.-—'l‘hc United
l Status nurvny stvmm-r iilnko run into and
sank tire cutluuit livrtor of i‘hnthnin on
tho shoals. 'i‘ho crow saved their lives by
grasping the chains of tho steamer and
clinching ubonrri.
Brig-ads (let ”“30 France.
HAMMU, island of Sardinia, Aug. 32."
Brignnds hold up in mail Oilftl‘il running
between Ornui and (int-furl and secured
Milli) from-s from tho mailbag and robbed
the passengers. The military overlook the
brigsnds. ’ ,, _.
‘l'wo Men Kilian! by One.
Wiirrrsm-ito. Ky. Aug. raw—Will Gil-
bert and James Owims, iirotitcrs-in-law,
were killed in a hand to bond battle at
Keystone. W. Vin. hydohn Simon. The
enmnnicr was the result of a family feud.
raster Than a Mile a llinnte.
1.0mm. Aug. 22.--'i'tm London and
Nnflbwmlt‘rn liuilmiy tsiritpuny's new
fast train mvrri-d in distance of hill miles
in hail minutes.
(livelier sail Tammany.
rm lions. Aug. 99.st World says
“Richard (lurker is slated for
thnoicpodtlcain'f‘smway
. cosine. rain loom .
mug-7 Ellill
ltllNlBtltli. MATHEWSilN o Gilli “ ',
Sample Shoes and lililliili
Thesebargains surprise and delight all who see them. They
are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety.
”allay pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip turn Shoes, worth $4.50,“
’ ulnaty airs Ladies’ Kid at. ti It Too so
83-50. at ‘2. p p p azor oes, worth
‘2 2gl’orty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth 84, at
. Sixty-oi lit airs Ladies' 0 era Toe at. ti K'd Sh
84. '86 $2.20. gd 2 , p p p i oes, worth
no on re pairs Kid at. ti Shoes at_90c a air.
One lot Ladies’ Oxfords? at 50%. ’ p
One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 600.
89c gungrgg pillars:i Ladies’ Russfingfgrds, {it 60c.
no. no r an wenty pairs uns - athewson’s re u-
lar 33 Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at 82 a pair. ury g
at $3.1“le hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1.50,
One hundred and twenty pairs Lounshury-MathewsOn’s Kid
thrggbuttpn Oxfords, Square and Razor 'i‘oe, regular t3 Oxford,
a a pair.
Sixty pairs cloth to three-button Oxford Razor To
$3. Oxford, at 82. p , e,
One hundred and fortyJiaii-s Lounsbury-Mathewson’s Tan 0x-
fords, several different sh es of tan in this lot, regular 83 and
$3.50 Oxfords at 82.
$1 2‘(53iiildren’c Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and
. Youthe’ Shoes,.75c; Boys’ 85c. _
We have put prices on all summer stock and will clsose it out at
gape and we cordially invite your inspection of our stock and
noes. '
JHE WHITE SHOE STORE.
Nil. 3 BIZETTE BUlLlllliG, liililWllil, illilill. ‘
regular
M. H. GLOVER’S
BREAT Mill-SUMMER SALE
Still Continues.
DO NOT FORGET
These are regular gcods and samples, perfect in every respect, not damag
. ed goods sold as samples.
, lounsbury, Mathewson & Co.'s liid three~button Oxford, square anv
i razor toe, regulai' $3 goods, at $1.90 a pair.
That Ladies’ Razor toe Shoe art-$2 a pair, regular price :53 and 3 50,
4 should not be overlooked.
" A few more pairs of Benedict dz Co.’s Sample Oxfords,regular ‘3 an
.63 50 goods, at $1.75.
3 Examine our Lidies' Kid patent tip Turns, worth $3 50 to “.50, a
.1 $2.50 a pair.
: Louusbury, Mathewson 8t Co.'s Russia Calf Blucher Oxford, regula‘
price $3, at $2 a pair. Are daudiee.
Lsdies' Russell and Kid Oxfords, at 60 cents a pair.
Children's Rnssett and Kid patent tip, spring heel shoes, at 35c, 450,
55c, 75c and $1 a pair.
’ 100 pairs of Ladies‘ Juliet and Princess Oxfords. at $1.19 a pair.
Men‘s Lace Pig Skin and Russia Calf Razor toe, regular .5 shoe, at
$3 50 a pair.
M. H. OLOVER’S
*DoubleShoeStore, 40 in 42 in St, Nor.
Try the “WANT” columns of The
Sentinel.’
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