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fl 1 .60 per halfdozeri.
um lll Gold Aluminum.
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lies of Foreign and domestic Jardlnierss.
Worcester and Dresden Vases, Brio~sybric and Ciocks.
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Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
kinds oi Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
amortmsnt of
Hill on.
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COM STOC K.
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WILL PIPER
Inour New Store you will
find the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color
I have the finest Butler in the city, so
any! can of my lady customers that
scaldaotilndaoy in town to suit her
who tried here. '
flew Lobster and Salmon,
W Ham and Chicken,
Corn Beef,
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Peperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
faction in all our work.
PAINTERS’
SU PPLl ES,
ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
GLASS, ETC.
E. E. Gorham,
tsmr First In. and lies 8t»
EAST NORWALK .3
OlflLook :
,at the Pickeis, sweet, sour
Onions. Chow Chow by the qt.
or bottle. the best line in the
city.
‘1 am selling Tea at less profit
that any store) in town. No
' from those that have
it yet, 35c apd 50c per lb.
' 12 lord Iridium.
gul limshel Jr.
a. if
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Undertaker.
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signature of Z
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_
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put down by the most experienced
workmen, at prices to defy competi-
tion.
Better have your walks laid by a Nor-
waik man that you can find at any time,
rather than traveling agents.
RAYMUNII BIIIIS.
Caveats, and 'l'mdevlinrks ohvnincd and all Pal-
enl bn‘nnru comim :"d i
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and wcranm ,_, v- p
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lion. We ads-us. if 1
charge. Duties-11.! li'cl
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cost 0 same in the l}. 5. aul {pic 5. l countries:
scat free. Addn u,
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Haw Your, Aug. tow-Defender defeat
'sd Vigilant In a race cm a triangular
course of It lies, eight miles to the leg,
outside of dy Book, by is minutes i -
There were all kinds of weather. A fsh
breeze of eight knots an hour was blowing
at the start. A calm followed. A ems]:
breeze of three or four miles next appear-
ed. Then there was a whiff of about five
miles. but the most important condition:
prevailed on the last leg, when a squall
came up from south-southwest, during
which. for a period of 20 minutes, It blew
40 miles nu‘hour.
Vigilant was compelled to take In her
club topsoil and sailed for half an hour
without any canvas above her mainsell.
Defender stood the test, which was the
first of the kind she had ever been out in,
without removing a rag until the shoot
of her staysall was carried away, and the
soil was torn into shreds by the gale. Ii
was quickly replaced, however, despite
the blow.
‘ Defendor's most ardent champions were
surprised at the way that beat stood up
under tho'blow. She did have to luff up
twice, but the general result was more
than satisfactory. The ship stood up as a
good ship should, hoeling so little that
her weather qualities were well proved.
, On all points of sailing, reaching, close
hauled and before the wind Defender
gained on her game opponent.
The following table, official time, gives
the figures:
The Oilllelal Time.
Start. lst mark. 2d mark.
Defender ....... 11:20:18 2:01 :00 8:16:36
Vigilent........ “2:10:40 2:00le 8:24.“
Elapsed
Finish. Time.
Defender..... ........... ..... 4.10m 6:49;“
Vigilnnt ...................... 4 :28 :23 5 :0? :45
Thus it will be seen on the first leg,
which was a reach most of the way in
light air, Defender gained 5 minutes 5
seconds.
0n the second leg the Vigilnnt was
beaten for the fifth time on a run before
the wind. Defender gaining 2 minutes 9
seconds.
On the home leg, when the squall
struck, Defender simply run away and in-
creased her lend by ID minutes 45 seconds.
Valkyrie came out- from her anchorage
as the racers were starting and followed
them at a distance over the course. The
challenger caught the seven or eight mile
breeze, under which Defender and Vigi-
lant started, and was carried by it close
down to the point where the racers drop-
ped it. When Valkyrie found herself be-
cnlmed within half a mile of Vigilant,
which was tbrcc- quarters of a mile nstcrn
of Defender, she went back. No fair com-
parison between Valkyrie and Defender
could be made, as one bad a breeze when
the other had not.
Valkyrie came down fast, with her big
club topsoil and balloon jib topsoil set,
but Defender had done at least «litany
Well before Sllt‘ run Into the calm. Val.
kyrio sow tho squall coming and prompt-
ly took down her club topsnlls. She ul-
reudy bad lu-r stnysnii and jib down. It
looked as Ilmiigb bur sklppvr was not anx-
ious to how bur out in that kind of breeze.
Big Fleet of lloata Out.
The growing intorcsl in tho ym‘hting
men was px-nvml by tho largo number of
bouts that \wnt. illliritlt' tho Hook to sue
the moors Hull. 'l‘hvrn worn many storm»
ore which bani excursion parting aboard.
and thorn wvn- svwrul slmups and big cat-
lJIIlllri (but also l‘fll‘i‘li‘il pusscngvra nut, to
son the ran-c. Mon-own there was :1 larger
selection of strum "lll'lllll nnd sclmonnrs
and slimpn of tlm largo! sin-s tluin hnd
boon soon around those won-rs oil the
y. or
Prominent umong Ihv sailing yachts
was tho old s: lnmncr (nlumbin, which
Was it cup dvfwndvr against Luvouin, tho
second yin-ht that Mr. James Asbford
brought over ln-ro to win tbc America's
cup. Thorn worn a scon- of first and lux-
urious steam 3m Ins «ruining around tho
[mint of sum and :mmng thvm wvrcthroo
who (nuclnssns tin» fastest. or M least
0". Psvrur Orncv. w-smarvm. b "
‘A~w~“s~\‘\wwd
ms:
iolsn has n.andyon have
"lured gel?” silt from the medicine y
”waved not an I:
III All. 0‘ II. We
cured thousands. many cases of
sndgivsnup laricnydoctorsasi rah
's l‘It.p Cure" you will dad a in
at has never failed no offer:
toany perms wees not cure. iii
references fern on nonhuman.“
let. bottle. seno. lot. um.
All!“ IIDIOAI. 00..
Washington and Water lilo,
GRACE UPI DON'T LOSEOOliflgGEI
"flak”? ”3;... 'mm’“ ”“3"” "no." body could my um sho glided or slid as
men moot
s can po- tive 1 care all kinds of
(imvnlsionor WI circumstnnm-s.
claw-km“ a rosrrrvn "We“ rails.
amen I vs
nan Inn.
in
sdicins
iy ours.
kour guarantee with an 0 er of h:nillt)
Boston. Mass
thrco of tho fastcst strum ymhts in tho
world~numoly. the Atalanta, Corsair and
Columbia.
Exports who watched the English bout
said that oven in that wry light air and
the smmthcst kind of a son sho mode a
good deal of n mnunotion from her lxiwa,
ovcn men» than \ igilnnt. She tmscd the
wntor away, It may be sold in bur favor,
rather than pitching it up and down, as
\‘igilant hns boon known to do, but my
mcnly and smmtbly and with as little
distnrlmnoo m4 Ill-fond" under those sumo
”unravels Watched Defender Closely.
it was lliliil‘l'd that every ymsllilonm
clnl on Valkyrie. from Lord liunmvon
down In hii Young. ”in pilot was much
morn inlcrostml in tho notion of llvl‘otidor
than in that ui tin ir own ship They kept
their ginsucn on tho lending Arum-Icon
boot with nssiiluity mid pvrslstvnm that
mliuflml rill olnwrwrs titty dbl“ I. like the
mownwnlsof the 3.1th. which prolmbly
LADIES
glflmtion and all lr
um...
will illntlourk IA
wars be relied emf
min r ofa
hm”
FOBIEBLY DOBLON’B.
South Norwelk. 0t.
aluminium“ of like
They are! entirely :afs‘ bananas
e
nesgth w re 1m" vs
no handatal times in ms
hagorfslnmtlhhl
will race against flu in for lilo Ami-rim's
on; a
Even in the almost illilll'l‘l uptiblo lumen
Defomlcrmndriwmlwoy. Vigilnnt though
she onscd off shoots and tried to gnihnr in
the bronze on her oinlnsuil in that war.
could not pick upon her rlvnl
Just More they more to the first mark
a little bit of n broom did come out (gum
the southward as tho skippers hml nntlcb
patrd and so as it did strike thcmDe
fender only Increased her load
[it no time have Defender and Vigilant
met In a run before the wind berm when
'V'igllnnt has not Imaten Intruder. But
this time the kseiliont meted the eight
miles In not only better time, but by
gaining the mmndin advanta of ii
minutes ill mounts. he very cw cena
isrbosrd cranks who were left gave a gasp
It each other as they saw the keollnait
firstly run may from their favorite
I on tho lstter‘s hestpoint of selling.
Ismael Kilian fly a Islands-r.
Monomers. K ., Aug. sownsnry
shotand killed
guest Wing: seabirm mggfl
datum organising
from
ssh Mil-a duel:
not thought that tbs
man Is dangerously wounded.
Therswmfonr IuthspartyatthsCa
sine, and Gutmsnappearsd to bolhelsad
lug spirit. The others afterward to the
police gave their names and addresses as.
Cherie”. Waxellbawm of ill) Blast Sixty
ninth street, Belle Allen. asst! 8‘. Ind
Bertha Leonard, aged 22. of the Imperial
hotel. The women were handsome and ~
were many diamonds. After dinner the
party started in onhs for a roof garden.
The two cabs were on the east drive,
near seventy-second street, when sudden
ly Gutman said to the woman who set be-
side him. “Oh, I feel tired of it all. ” The
Allen woman looked at him, and by the
dim light In the vehicle says him draw
something from Ills hip pocket. There
was a dash, a shot, and Gutmsn fell over
with a bullet in his head. The woman
screamed, opened the door of the cab. and
before t had stopped fell in a dead faint
to the and. There was blood upon the
front of her sill: gown.‘
0n hearing the shot Waxellbsnm quick
, sweet ‘ f
Caporal
, > We
Cigars
for 5 cts.
row BY ALL oesuzus.
ly nilghted and ran to his Injured friend's
side. He was unconscious. A crowd gath
orcd In a minute Finally a policeman
came, arrested the whole party and sent
Gutmnu to a:hospltal.
Gntman, who is 27 years old, is in the
employ of his uncles, Gutman Brothers,
dealers in men’s furnishings at 452 Brom-
way. He resides with his parents at 1045
Madison m'onue. Just at this time most
of his family are out ,of town. They are
sold to ho wealthy. Walter Gutman, a
brother of the wounded man, was seen
early this morning at his home, but could
not Imagine by his brother should have
tried to kill it insult.
NEW YORK POPULISTS. ,
Their State Convention Meets and Makes
Nominations.
Simmons, Aug. lid—Tho state conven-
tion of the People’s party was held In this
city. The committee on permanent or-
ganization reported in favor of I. E. Dean
of Honooye Falls on permanent chairman,
and he was shortly afterward installed.
At the same time L. J. McPurlln of Lock-
port and J. E. MoSarvcy were named as
secretaries.
Nominations for the state ticket rssult~
ed as follows:
Secretary of state, Thndcus B. Wake-
mnn, New York; comptroller, David
Rousseau, New York; state treasurer. H.
1... Case, Victor; attorney general, Law-
rence J. Mcl’arliu, Lockport; state on-
gineer and surveyor, B. A. Borden, Glens
Falls; judge of the court of appeals,
Charles Ward, Livonia Station.
Thodeus B. Wekemnn of New York,
chairman of the committee on platform
and resolutions, read the platform, which
ratifies the Dumbo platform of 1892, fa-
voring a 16 to 1 ratio in the free coinage
of silver. Upon the land question a re‘
strictlon in ownership is advocated, all
unearned lands to be returned by the cor‘
porntions holding It. ll pen the tax ques-
tion the new platform is absolutely in fa-
vor of a single tux. The three lenved
clover W’s chosen as the party emblem
TRAIN HIT FIRE TRUCK.
Engineer Ill-regarded a Signal. and‘Thros
Men Were Hurt.
Bmmxm‘x, Aug. :I0.——A collision oc«
curred at Liberty and Vesta uvonucs be-
twocun loconmtivo of the Long Island
railroad, drnwlngn Mnnhntlnn Bench train
bound for Long Island City. and n truck
of tho Brooklyn fire dcpurtmout on its
way to n “to.
The ilngmnn at tho crossing, knowing
that the flro truck had tho right of way,
left the gates up and swung u rod lnutcrn
as u signul for the engineer to stop the
train. The signal was disngnrdcd, and
the looqpmtiv-i (rushed into the truck
Thor-swan six nun on the truck, and
three of them \s cm \"'l|') badly injured.
Charles Vivid, the illll‘l'lllilll of thc
truck, luui his right arm and foot cut. ed
by tho win-via of tho locomotiw. lie was
tnkm tn <t. Mary's hospital and will
probably db. .Iolm llogurth uml John
Porter n u ind inh- -rnnl injurhs and cuts
nbout the “it hind-t and were t lki‘n to their
bonus.
FED BOYS TO BEARS.
Two Trainers and Exhibitors Confess a
llnrrible Crime.
BIIIIM'HHT, Aug. lid—Two ltoumnniau
traincrs und l‘Sililliiill‘S of performing
bears hnvo been arrested In llobrccziu, in
the linlduok district of Hungary, charged
with having fed their animals human
flesh.
in tho courso of thi-Iroxnmlnntlon the
mon admitted that they had killed four
lmys, cut their bodies Into pim on and fed
their hours with the flesh.
Ilaa Illssell a... Oil-red a Judgeahip.
BUFFALO, Aug. .ill.-~A local pupl'r do
cinrim thnt cx-i’mtmnstcr Honornl William
S. llismull ho» boon nll'crcd by l’rusldcnt
Clcwlnnd the place on tho i‘ niml iitnton
supremo court lwm h mm!" \m. mt by tho
ticntli of dumb I: .Invksnn. 'l‘ln- paper mills
tluit it Is not likely that Mr liimll will
accept. Mr liimwil loft lillilnln burly (his
work for Marion. on ilummln boy, six
mllcs from (troy “nilli'fl.
Corbett Defeated at Handball.
Mourns, I‘n., Aug. :Io.»l’?hnmpion
James .I. (.‘oriwtt and his brother Joseph
plnycdn mntchl-nmonf hand bull hero
and lost It. 'i‘hsir opponents were John
Blckaby and 'l‘ironms Dow local players
of mnsidcrnbit- repute. 'l'lm game was
played at tho Driving pork in the presence
of ii, 000 pmva the stnkcs lwing trim and...“
“II per cont of the gate moncy to the win-
our .. . ‘
children flaw a Murder and Missile.
Cmcxssmt, Aug. aii~llvzoklsh Rob
srts, a young inrmvr nt Butler, Ky” out
his wiles throat and than out his own
lie died Instantly. ills wife Is fatally
hurt. lie is snmsiml to have been insane.
The blmdy deed was witnessed by their
three children, aged from I to i.
o
strained of lino-ans Spelled.
Cowl, Colombia, Aug maniacal
thousand bunches of immune intended as
aeargo for the llmrgn Domois were
dumpedintotlio harbor Mossy st Port
Minot] The vosz arrived two days late,
and the fruit is... Imuiy damaged in oun-
“nuance.
Impaled on a hill.
Barnum, Aug. ao.—~H;r{u0m.£ of
was fatal
WWI-“rm
as
I am here to sell Groceries.
l
I
am here to sell good Groceries
only. I am selling
vhlliIiIiRIES
Ilheap [or Ba‘sh.
Flour, Washburn’s or Jones’, £4.75.
Butler, best tub, 24c; Green’s Farms
Creamery, 28c.
Cottolene, 3 lb. pail, 28c; Cotlolene, 1
lb pail, 9c.
Lard, 3 lbs. 25c.
Cheese, 13c.
Pork, ilc.
Beans, 9c and 10c qt.
Tomatoes, best, 7c.
Domestic Sardines, 4c.
Condensed Milk, Sc.
Salmon, 12c.
3 lb. can Baked Bea s. 10c.
Lunch Baked Beans, do can.
New goods in Crackers and Cakes of
improved quality. Compare prices here.
Country Eggs, 30c dcz.
Ginger Rent.
Home made pure Cider Vinegar.
I propose to earn a reputation for good
goods at lowest prices.
iIIIIENZII IIIBIllE
Young Man
Why take the chance of dying withou
sursnce when II‘OU R CE. 'i8 is D Y
leURE YOUR LIFE For 81000
Or ll Cents a Day Will Gite You an Endow-
ment of 81.0.1). payable to yourself if you live.
It ith insuranoedlke every thing else, the best
Is the cheapest.
lSSUREl IN TH
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCE Company,
of nsrtford.
SJS. L’Hommedleu.
ill WASHINGTON 81.00
South Norwalk.
in-
ILL
nn
'WAGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons, carriagesl
Canopies. Spindles, sit.
prices to Suit All.
CALL AND (SDI rm
Henry Tilly.
illiilSE chums
WATER PIIWEII.
Emu“ want your horse clipped quicken!
W. “McQuhae,
58 North Main St".
"’ South Norwalk.
hummwwu
E SCHlliOIlI. Iii. 0..
55 so. no s1. so. Iiilllilllii.
Practice Limited to Diseases ofWomsn
(Miles boars, Mondays and Thursdays. I to
n. In.
SNIPS IIIII SilE
AT ROWAYTON.
M.-
flns Fancy Still, it last, brass
mounted.
lino Working Bliii, Il isst.
Ins Fourteen-Foot Skiff.
Ins Twelve-loot Follower.
(ins Ilse-Fest 8m Follow.”
- iins lighters“ lsilmr.
list tit-Fest Follower.
deed serviceable tests. at low prices.
Norwalk Chronicler