Norwalk. in Quito ill.
'_ cl TMaIl We tom
Mrs. George H. Allen. of Main street,
Min Eadie Miller. of High street.
) Nerwalk. will entertain the Paragraph
club, June 1. ~
Alvin Nickereou has secured a situa-
tion In George H. Denton‘ s news store,
at Norwalk. ’
The commencement exercises of the
Norwallr Military Institute will be held
Tuesday, June 2. .
) The Children‘ 11 Sewing school of
Grace church, will give a fair on Satur-
day, June 6th. at the Guild rooms.
Edward Star-kc, of North avenue, will
be taken to the Norwallr hospital to’
undergo an operatiou'for appendicitis.
The Eourth district Democratic pri-
mary will be held at James Sutherland’s
cigar store, Thursday evening, to up.
point‘delegates to the town convention.
Judge Curtis. of the Superior Court,
has headed down a decision in the Lolly
vs. Hanlon case. He finds dgainst Lully,
with costs of action. Lolly sued Han-
lontorecovcr a bill for goods sold to
Henry Whitlock four years ago.
The next meeting of the Schoolmas- .
ter's Round Table, of Western connec-
tieut," organized Saturday at Bridge- .
port. will be held in South Norwallr on
Saturday, Novembe; .7. C. A. Tucker,
principal of the Couter school, is a mem-
ber of the executive committee.
— waren.
Little Tommy Nolan. who had been
sick with meningitis for two weeks,
died Friday night at 12:30. I
Miss Ethel Hart led the Y. P. S. C. E.
meeting, Sunday night.
Charles J. Dunn, of the Centre, has
gone to Bridgeport on a business trip.
Miss Beardsley, of Past Orange. in
visiting Clara and Harriette Gregory.
The Ladie‘s' Aid society will polio
sociable at the parso‘liage or tin Metho-
dist Episoopal church in Cannons, on
Wednesday night.
Miss Susie Dunn has a new Mathu-
shek piano. 5
Miss Ida 'Ve‘rlin; wild has been sick, in
improved.
BROAD RIVER.
A lawn party and festival will be
held at the residence of Jesse Mead. in
West Norwalk, next Tuesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Beecher are
spending a few days at Ledgcmood
Farm
The Broad River Sunday school will
hold a strawberry festival in the chapel.
on the evenings of Wednesday and
Thusday,Junc ill and 17. Special ar-
rangements have been made with the
Norwalk Tramway company. whereby
all who desire to attend will be carried
free both ways on the trolley earn.
Connecticut Catholic Said
The plant and other prmxzrty of the
Connecticut Catholic, of llartlord. has
been mid to a amok company in w‘hich
the lit. Rev. llinbopTicrnoy in a member.
The bishop will control the policy of the
paper. .lohn Cox. formerly connected
with the llrhlgeport Standard and the
Hartford Twice, will be secretary and
treasurer: w
She—How old would you say I wan?
Momma—«Well, i should any you Wore
old enough to know better than to
think! would uuuwer a qumtion like
that.
Became It to node from the choicest
rcota Ind herbs-that's why. too. its
body d life Ire on much ahead of
other. coiled. root been.
; limit any other tornpernncc drinks
nod to in more healthful than any alco-
holic drink. I... .r
l‘ A bolllcof extract will make 3 gallon.
d delirium ,
urn! Allb man Ill wanton.
tony“) cl rcpt neth- W9
walla ambulance... I: rev-it
Ind lllluolI-nluoh Meaty Doolacnd
a: laminae-.3 1
Oman. Mich. Icy lid—A terrible cy-
clone Iii-nob the village at Oakwood loot
night and entirely wind! It out It cant.
once. dootroying alltbobuildlngaondlcav-
In; dull: and (LO). trpgtlon In Its trail.
tmol It the IlllIdo?) lbI IIldet‘ro
t‘r‘m with" deed and wounded, I corn-
pictc list of which cannot yet be given.
The Itorrn aloe Itruck thI village of
Thoreau and dovtroyod‘ about a dozen
buildings Many farm bulldlnll III de-
Itroyed, I Will anI «anal yet be
obtained ruin the nnlryeu account of
the road) being blocked with fallen ‘ trees
and debrlI. It to beloved that the number
ldodogyl‘lnld wogndod will managlcarly
I Inc ave Ilrom 0 and,
Oxlo'rd Ind) Mournersm = 31
following canton cl 0 dead at
Thomas have been reported bytbeir neigh-
bcrc, who scooped with their llveI but loIt
their hemeo: ‘
John Pooritt. MrI. Joseph Bird. John
Mllkoy, hi. 111 Torrance, hire. IiInry
Quick, Ephraim nick and two children,
MrI. Alice Mitotic land two children.
Actual details of the devastation cauud
by the cyclone are yet meager. but all of
the witnmca agree that the “arm woo a
regular wutorn twlater. no but appear-
ance at Thomas Station who from the
Icnthtveat In the form of a deputy black
funnel ahcpcd cloudl‘movlng with ‘nlmoat
tucrIdlhlo swiftnIII and accruing to take
long leaps. It loomed to have the elastici-
ty‘ol a gigantic rubber ball and would
Itrlke the ground, then. leaving a foot-1
print of devastation, bound Into the air
and travel a mile or more before again
touching the earth.
.1—
Conm of the Storm.
DETROIT. May 26.-—J. ll. Weaver, one
of The Tribune's travellng collectors,
came to Detroit on the Bay City division
of the Michigan Central road and said
that the cyclone had followed the railroad
track very cleanly. AI far on he could
learn from oboorvatlcn from the train and
conversation with people the cyclone first
struck the outer edge of Metamora, but
did not do very much damage.
It then took a loop and Itrueb a farm-
house and here between Metdmora and
Ookwood. leveling them to the ground.
Whether or not the occupants were kill-
Id could not be learned. but as they had
not been «In it was precuuicd that they
were.
Then the cyclone descended upon Oak.
Wood and leveled every building to the
ground.
Hero fire added It- tnrron to tho terri-
bio work of tho oycloueaud completed the
devastation. leIn the 2'19"” pound
thycugh there. not to"... war to be
Icon, but the flames had nearly completed
their work of destroying the wreckage
left by the “victor.
A man‘hamcd Doyle was at the station
when the train pulled Into Thomno and
related the details of one of the curious
freako of the cyplep HI cold tho! bio
hence, ’a two itory but frui'ue, was not
touched. but every other house for two or
three blocks In all directlono was totally
destroyed. There waI one family when
house waI destroyed Io thoroughly that
only small pieces of It could be found
anwyhcro. and of when members not one
had been discovered. The neighbors had
looked for them under all the dcbrlI in)
the vicinity that could be moved. but not
a 1raco at any of them could be found. and
It was presumed thatthcy had been pick-
ed up by the vortex of the funnel and our-
riId come distance away. BIIldII those
reported dead there were eight perIonI
who laid around the depot and were at-
tcuded by phyaiclana. who acid that they
were all badly Injured. and it waI expect
ed that some of them would not recover.
In Ind Around Mount Clomcna.
Mouse CLEMENS, Mtcb.. May flit—A
terrific cyclone, accompanied by heavy
rain, Itruck thin city. Horn) 3;) houses on
Front, llhtler and Inches streets were
blown down and many of them lltcrully
turn to placer. Nedeotha are reported. but
many people were Injured. The list of in
lured II II fallen: Mrs. Anna Pehl.
back broken. cannot live; Adolph Pcbl,
Injured; Willlum Pohl, injured; Mn.
Rum-ll Carter. badly Injured; Mn (lrmc
by. nrm broken.
The home of Mrs. Anna Pehl. a widow
with three Iqu hoyc. wnc blown down
on their bowl, and the four members of
the family were pinicncd In the wreck-
age. it was Iomc time before asaiutnuco
arrived. When they were out. they were
taken to a neighbor‘s house. where It who
found that Mn. l’ohl'I back who broken.
and aim moot llvc. liar bcya. Adolph,
Henry and William. arc moi-cor lean la-
jurcd, but will recover. Mr. and Mn. Wil-
IIIm Kraut: were standing in the front
room of their bone when the cylouc
Itruck it '1‘th made a mob for the front
door. and It the some time the building
was turn to pieces. '1'ny escaped without
I Icratch.
III-y [Avon boot In Iowa.
fins Maren. Mny flit-Amie rcpcm
from mom. vinltod by the cyclone ludi
rate that the dnmugclI more extensive
and wtdcvprnnd than win at first believed.
The awrm swept through Ibo counties ol
Polk. Hooray and duper, coming grout
devastation. in 'tho dlclrlct covered by the
tornado not lean than 40 II were killed.
The village of Valeria. bingo and Sun
lingo, Jasper county, on the Chicago and
Grant Western railway, between this city
and Mnnhnlltovm. were nearly wipedi
from the lace of the earth. and adjunmt
counties were laid waste. with ccnnldnrw
b loan of life emigrant destruction of
mi way and other property. Fourteen
people were killed at Valeria, lle at Illa.
In. four In the country a low Into; west
of lien Decent and time It scat-Inge.
A terrible Ipootarlc was presented in
one demolished house In Valeria. Hover-:11
wombat of I family named rum». in.
Ihcr. mother and five children. were found
lying dead among thcwreclrago In one
mom. tract the north", who in not on
posted to live.
The " ylcon in thItrIck ol the
cyclone II calibrated at 025111.000.
new Maui-rt by norm.
Ilium. lilo. May an. “The factory of
the lllgin flowing Machine and Bicycle
dean-pd by the Item to
the Iliad! of over more Thawicd
“who DuiaIgI From Item.
tilt lilo. May flan-Tho noun no
lord-y round commuters of 0100.000
In GIlInI. The Iwcllcd tantalum
11m»; acvcrIl It: I.” it was the beavli
clllallcl min In bacon hero. um
train is meringue angel the four rail.
way ayatolna Intariugt Iclty. Telegraph
and telephone union in in: aired. Our
fatality in reported. lira. D. Strlclc
laud wII drowned in he! been.
[our Killed Near Rockford.
Bocuroun. filo. .. May to. —-Four 11111911
and many Inlurcd. a number at them to
baby. in the result at the cyclone which
thept through thin section. beIldoI
Icon to property and thI complete to n at
crcpI In the path cltho norm.
CONGRESSIONAL 'R‘Econo.
The Senate 1’qu the General Deficiency
Appropriatlou Elli. ,
Wasnmo'rou, May 26, —-The choral do
llclency appropriation bill, the out 0! tin
supply blila. was before the senate through
out the union and pound Just before ad
sacrament. !t temporarily dlnplIcnd the
bill to prohibit the “III of bonds.
Alneudmenta covering French Ipoltatlor.
under the Bowman act aggregating lots,
000. erI eddId to the bill. Thlo opoueo
the door to chamber of. claims, whlcl
were added. AI peeved. the bill carrier
about 010,500, 000, an increase of 815.000.
000 over the house bill.
The house took up the consideration 01
thI hill to repeal the clause In the cxlatlng
tariff law providing for free alcohol tor
min the arts and manufacture». The
compromise propoaltlcn, devised by Mr
lie-coll cl Connecticut and located upor.
by the friends of free alcohol. for the up
pointinent of a joint compliance to exam
Inc all queItlous relating to free alcohol
and report at the short IIIIlon next De-
cember was offered In an amendment to.
the bill. Mr. Hill of Connecticut. WIN.
voiced their sentiments. favored 11 Ml.
which would perfect the provision in-
Ilead of one for Its repeal. Mr. Evuuc 01
Kentucky, who had charge of the meas
ure. argued that the existing crude pro
vision, which was piling up claims against
the government at the rate of 8130,1100 1
day, should be repealed. Mr. Russel
(Rep .) of Connecticut gave a reluctant as
sent to the bill. The test of Itrength chow
ed a large majority in its favor.
The flora. Fillbuntcro.
Wasma’orov, May lid—Chief JuItch
Fuller has delivered the opinion of tin
Iuprerne court In the case of the Unltet’
states ve'rInI J. ll. ‘8. Wlbcrg, captain o:
the steamer Horse, and other-I. The cane is
the one which was recently advanced by the
court at the instance of the attorney can
cm for the purpose of securing a doelIlor
of the court II to the construction of cm
neutrality laws and their cficct to prevent
lug lilibuatering expeditious again-I
friendly powors. Wlborg was the captair
cf the Heron, and with his associates I1
accused of attempting to land arms sur-
rcptltloualy in Cuba. They were louuc‘
guilty under the neutrality lawn In 1111
United State: court at Philadelphia. Jun
tire Fuller holds that the doclolen of thr
Pennsylvania court waI correct on tin
point that the expedition won a vlolatlur
ol the neutrality lawn. The judgment e1
tbla court woo allirrned as to Wlborg, but
Petersen. on the ground that they were lg:
ncraut of the purpeII of the oxpedltlon
Justice Harlan concurred In the reversal
of the judgment as to Petcraon and Jo
human. but dissected from the judgmcu
aflirmlug the Ieuteuce against Willerg.
In the l‘reeldeut'c Honda.
WAsnixc'rox, May alt—The prnsldcm
has begun consideration of the river and
harbor appropriation bill, which rancher
the White House Saturday night. He com
for General L‘rulghill. the chief of engl
been. A11 It in figured at the Wb Ito House.
the president may act upon the bill any
time up to and including Wednrcday
.luuc ll. The president will examine tbb
pnrth-ulnr hlll carefully In all of Its do
mill. and although his past record Ihom
that such mcasurco arc repugnant to bit:
he inIlItn upon considering each of their
on ltn own merits and without releronci
to what huI gone before. if a vote is to in
cent In. it to believed that It will be for
Wanted to congress Iltcut the end of tub
week.
(in-n: Sentenced to llcnth.
Junsm Crri, May .111.-i’nulLanz. win
wnI twice convicted of killing his awoct
heart. Clara Arnlm. in llobokcn in 1111M
was arraigned before Judge Lipplncott it
this city for sentence. At both trlalc tbi
defence waI Ina: unity. The judge road I
long opinion denying the application for
a new trial. Guru waI asked to stand a;
and tho ludgoaslaod him if be bad any
thing to any why acutencc should not in
pronounced on him. “In; ropllod. “Them
in no non of nylon anything here." (..‘cn.
man then comment to be hanged in tin
lludacu county jail between thchoura 01
ill a. m. and :l p. 111., July ill.
The leltunou of the “argon.
annxorox, May ltd—The small mr
rcctloun In the npeed of tho hattlcahlp fire
you on her recent trial trip oil lien llcr
Imrdlno were to fever of the contractoru,
an shown by the following telegram rI
m-Iml by the navy department from Ad-
mun llonrdoloo It Han l‘mranclno "Ore
gnu I Iptmd with all corrections applied b
Ill. 71!] knoll. " The find. report placed tin
aimed at 111.711 hnoto, In that the canoe
nuns give I slight increase.
mltldb limb Loot.
Pannsmno, N. 8., Mayan—Nomi it
received hero of the love of the llrltlnl
bnrlt Allen M. (llaridgo, Captain lllll.
which two bound from Londnnto thh
port The "not check no lrcbcru nnc’
had a hole stove In her how. rihc quickly
tilled wlth water and acnlr. The even
were saved.
lined by n llollor.
nowvmn. N Y.. May 2fl.--’l'hoi‘2 your
old can of Philip lilac, on the John Wllanr
farm. wan driving a team hunched tor.
heavy laud roller when the home or:
away. They boy tell to front of the roller
and win drugged bqlf I tulle. lie wni
killed
truth cl Bov- flr. from.
in: mm. Mann. May Mull". boon
urd Pickering Wool of tblanliy died at
his home here from mcuwloo of tin
brain. He won born It Done. Vt. line. .3,
Pull. and {or over hull ‘Incutcry war no
Ictle ultimo of ID“ place.
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bomb by I ’l‘flllt.
”Pom Jame, it. 1.. Ian
mutat- *Ifiuohmllllll
this late. scoot l
md- ’1.”
claims aggregating It, 028 .000. Ind clainu _
reversed II to the 111a1cs.Johaquuanr,
‘ lama. Nam
“(13 on non reigned It Canoe.
atelier a: add-dill: My. Drooling Illne-
cred through tboatroolo. chaot-
liig. monitoring and pillaging Chrlotlana
'l’bn consult have Ill telegraphed for war
“I?” ”Illicit tchI “Malta hon called for
Groin. liar Maj luty’a Ihlp Hood. Inchoroa
d. main-urn. I m thither might. The
rook Ironcladt will protobly follow to
monow.
The cavauco of the Greek and Ruulan
consulates It can. have been killed
Turkhau PnIha lI utterly powerleaa to re-
strain the Ictdlnry, II he in on bad terms
with the military governor, lured. .ln, who
to Inspected of being It the bottom of the
whole trouble. The immediate cause of
the‘ outbreak. however. ls inexplicable.“
tho Christiana thIro huvc never given
provocation.
The Iltuctlcn at Rotimo II equally Ieri-
ouI. llerukllou to quiet. but sharp fight
lug lI reported between the Turbo and the
Cream in the vicinity of Vernon.
A Bosnian model-war baI been order-
ed to proceed to Canon.
BASEBALL.
narrow. LEAGUE GAMES.
At Philadelphia-
Boaten........ ...02 2001
Philadelphia.... 1 0 0 l 0
Beaten—Bits, 7; errors,
phlI—lilta, s; errors, 2.
At Baltimore—
Baltlmord...... I 1 0 0
New York..." 0 1 0 0
Baltimorc— 8: errors, 2.
York—Hits, 5; crrors.0.
F
The Salt Lake City Murder Mystery.
SALT Lam: Cm, May so. —Thc police
have been actively at work making Inven-
tigntlcns in thclmacmentof the Scandlnrt
vlun M. E. ctr .cb for further traces of
the missing girl. Misc Clnusen. lt war
known the girl had lalsn teeth. and in the
ashes In the grate were found two false
teeth which had been put on with small
rivetn. They are unmistakably front teeth.
This In the kind of evidence the authori-
ties have been more than anxious to ob»
tutu. A patrol overalls stained with blood
were also dug up In the basement of‘ the
church. having been buried to a depth at
14 Inches. This is looked upon by the po
lice department on very important. Nc
pooltivc clow has been obtained as to the
whereabouts of the missing preacher.
The Incl-ten CnII.
Wasnmornu, May 211. ——Thc solicitoi
general In the Iupromc court flied a mo
tied to dismiss the case of L'. l). Long ver-
sus William Lechren. lute eommIIslonei
of pen-toxic, on the ground that the count
had been abated by reason of the resigna-
tion of Judge Locbreu. The motion was
opposed by Mr. linker. on behalf of Judge
Long, who contended that the judgment
against Long In the court below vmo per-
canal and not ofliclnl and should be prose
outed to the end. The motion was con-
tlnued until the next term of the court.
Burden Thlcvcn to San.
lmmox. May ‘20 —-Wllllam Dunlap and
William Turner will hall for New York
from Liverpool on the White Star llnor
Germanic tomorrow. They will be turned
over to the New York police oiliccrs, to
[other with the Burden jewels. which
they are accused of stealing. . John 1),
Lindsay, the assistant district attorney at
New York, who came over to nttend thr
trial of the men here. sailed for home from
Southampton ou the North German Lloyd
creamer balm today.
Novel Attempt at Suicide.
DOVER. N. .l., lllnv 21i.,—Wlllia1u Berry.
or. years old. of Whitehall. near the coun-
ty llue, attempted to column: Iulcldc In 11
peculiar manner. Procurlngolocded gun.
Berry nttcned it to a chair. tying it rupl
to the trigger. and. seating hlmncll on an-
clbcr chair a few feet In front of the gun.
pulled the trigger. “in aim was not good.
but his right um received the load. and
In consequence It will have to be Impu
luted
Three New f‘nnllnaln.
Lemmy. May an. —— The Chroniclc'z
llome correspondent icicgrapbs that Mgr.
serrate, Mgr. Crctoul and Mgr. .lucoblnl,
pnpnl nunclos respectively at Paris. Mud
rld and Lichen. will be «mated cordlrlnh
‘ut the oonabnory to be held on June ‘22. A
public copulatory will be held on June‘ 2?).
when Cardinal Sand“ and the othorn whr
were crIatcd cardiualc in November will
receive th red buts.
...”...
Exploded Lamp Cauann III-nth.
"Minolta l’u.. MnyL'n. -Thc dwell
tug of Thomas (irndy. at llnwlcy. war
destroyed by fire through the cxplcnlor
of a lamp. Mrn. Grady and a young
grandchild were no badly burned that
they died later. Mr. Brady and another
grandchild were nilghtly burned.
For Decoration Day (Discontinue.
WAslllmmm. May 213,—l-iccnitary llcr
bnrt han tinned lnntructlonn to Admiral
llunce, commanding the North Atlanth
Iquadroa. to (oopcrnto with 111011 A. ll.
In New York city in the Decoration day
ceremonial.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
General Franz ls’uhu. a dlntlugulnhcd
Austrian soldier, in dead.
The American minister to llunaia gun
a dinner In Minnow on the event tlmczar'i
coronation.
The (lubInJImcrlmn lolr was opened
Iimocnafully In Madison Square garden.
New York.
Mrs. llcury llargcaa ol Mlddlctown.
Conn. wan shot In her homo by a tram;
whom «he had twice turned away.
llInry flnollg. Franz Shelly and William
Mntmcr or so Murray Ilrnot, New York,
arrested for Imposing on merchants or
“ii. Blank." were hold for examination
In “.000 ball each.
The IuprIme court of the linltnd Stator
handed down a decision upholding the ve
lldlty ol the sugar bounty appropriations
by coupon and rotting ankle the doctrine
Comptroller mm.
llatoctivao on the Pennsylvania railroad
unlocking for the body of n woman who
II acid to have Jumped Irma I train Into
the llama» river near New llrunawlolt.
N. J suicide in believed to have been the
motive which impelled her to ‘
III. “MD. ;
"At no the in: em 1- ram...
Mica Alarm invlngalou Monies
an 11m baa been completed. and but
actual trial for murder was begun this
morning. Biro Ianb odwlth having
killed bar miller. Ilia.“ rattan misc, on
dog. In fact. when. iHI malty: aunt
”‘l Ming, In in»
Nominate Teller.
an. 'I‘llablull's‘ VIGOBlllls TALK.
Ill-pow VIIltI Morton and Sun the Gov.
'Iruor la Hopeful-dinner That Quay
Boa I Man to Get All llanda on the
bandwagon.
New Your, May 26. -'l‘hI Wit-blunt)"
correopoudout of The Sun onar
' A prominent member of‘ the Cleveland
administration, an assistant Iccretnr’ 0'
one of the great departments, Iuid that he
had just“ uncovered. to Na great norm”?
and Iomcwhat to his consternation. that
a scheme on loot to bring about the
nomination of Senator Teller by the Dem-
ocratic convention at Chicago if the anti-
silver men full to control it. The plan has
been known and talked about in Wash-
ington for some days,» and, strangely
enough, Democrats generally seem to
think pretty well of it. What to stronger
still, the Republicans don't mm to like It
at all. They are fearful thiit ll Teller
should be nominated he would be very
strong in the middle Item II a proton
tioniat and very strong In the Icuth and
west II a free Illverlto. than putting it
upon thI Ihonldcrc of the eastern Repub
llcans to defeat him
The administration men do not, or
course. admit that the Chicago conven-
tion will be controlled by the allverltea,
and they are careful not to do or say any
thing that could possibly Interfere with
their cherished plan to bring about the re-
uomlnutlcn of Cleveland. ll TIller should
be nominated by the Democrats. it would
give Cleveland men I better excuse for
bolting the convention than they have at
present. Their plan is to make the silver-
ltoa boilers. if any bolting is to be done.
and they are very much disturbed. there
fore. about the talk as to the possibility ct
Teller'c nomination on a free silver plat-
form. Tho national) committee will make
It their especial buaiuesa to put the brand
of boltcrs upon the sllverlth.
Doubled by Senator Brice.
' Senator Brice does not admit that any
Obie that the primaries indicate the NI
nmph of the silver men. He can that the
countleI so far carried by the opponent:
of sound money have always been silver
counties, and that there is no significance
whatever in the results there. The sena-
tor had I long tall: with several prominent
Ohio Democrats, one of whom was ex-
Govcrnor Campbell. who has been her:
for several days. He left for home on tlu
alternocn train, and he and the Ohio do]-
Igateu are of the opinion of Senator lit-ice.
that the sound money men have a good
fighting chance of carrying the Ohio eun-
vontion. If they do, they will pledgc
themselves to vote for Camp bcil' I nomi-
nation.
Senator Pitchfork Tillman has returned
from his southern spccehmuklng. wear
ing on the lapel of his coat a three tlnod
pltcbforlr mode of tin, In Imitation of sil-
ver. 01: the handle is the word‘ Till
man. " Each tine of the fork lmpales a
bug made of gilt to look like gold. and
the bugs are labeled Cleveland. Gullah
and Sherman. Mr. Tlllmau says that ev-
erywhere he went the motto of the Demo
crate in to to l or boot. He says that it
the Chicago convention the slicer mar.
will have control by about a hundred ma
jority, and as to Chairman llarrlty‘ t
threat that would be holtcrsxay be barred
from the convention Tillm snyc: “liar
rity' I blaster will have no more effect or.
the national convention than Michigan
boodlo. lie forgota that he iI not the mea-
tcr of the Democratic party and is only it.
cannot. True Democracy is In no humm
to be blutled by geldbugI or other bugs."
[leper ill-ya Morton II In It.
New Yours, May till—Chauncey M. De
pow has returned from a visit toGovernm
Morton at Eliot-alto. Mr. lit-pow Is one 111
the delegates at large to the lit. Louis con-
vention and has been requested by the gov
other to place him in nomination. Tin
object of the leIt war: on Interchange o1
viowa an towhat Mr. DIpcw had better
my in his Ipeceh and what he had better
leave unsold. “I found the governor in e
most corona Itntc of mind," said Mr. Do
pew. ”Hln health in excellent. and be h
not worrying about the mares of his other
or the poualbllltleu of his canvass. Ha I:
contented and combo, and il Iomebody
also in nominated at Ht. Lenin Ide not
think the governor will feel that any on.
lamlty has holnllen him. llnt Mr. blur
ton really expects to be nominated. i
found him confident in the belief that till
convention will make him I“ candidate.
The governor to sure the sound money
idea will prevail and that he will be the
man the party will patent to cloud on in
gold Itundard platform. I Ihnll place hi1
name bolero the convention, and he will In
euthunlactlnally mpporied by almont tin
unload delegation from this Itote. Th1
governor hnn muruucca ol Inpport from
sound money man all through the won
and abould the balloting be prolonged i
believe he will be nominated. "
Room on the llundwngon.
l’n‘t‘un Ito. May‘s”. -Sonntor Quay wm
in the elty and held a talent not thc
Quay bondqunrtern. He won 3 ted by
many of his frlomln. but would my 110th
tag to any one that would gim no in
tiling of what panned bctwocn himself um
Major McKinley at the Conference at (Jan
ton.
in an Interview with the newnpapci
man he announced that It the munty com
, mitten of Allcgbnny wished to veto nt tbi
primaries for prcntdentlnl preference b1
would be glad of their nupport, but
thought good government for Allegheny
county won the dominant issue.
it is reported nmongthoco who are bum
in Honctor Quay that the outcome of Hit
mnlnrcmn nt Canton was that tinny will
be national chairman and Morton of New
York vino provident. with Mall to comm
the petition of that slow. This In giver
for what It is worth. but will probnldy
prove to he the real outcome of the to
mono conference.
llrnclr and Killed by n novb.
lb H‘Aln. May all.-~A11gnntmnol. navel
known contmcunr, met a horrible dealt
willc upper-Intending the contraction m
a swarm idly"? vumln. A plum 01
rock. tbrcwri' with “1}“ lmcolrmn n him:
elglnut powder,“ k Mr. (lino) inflict
lng injuries tram which he died in 1
short time after reaching the Fitch bovpl
III.
Trim t'mtomnomun “’llnm
Wanmmmm, May 21L~The "III or
the remaining cocoa or the wetnmunicm
witncma Intern the finger trust 111va
gntloti cl two yearn Inc was pontoon-t
until the omb- tom of Ibeerlmtun
court. Thom: bIIIIIlforlbIbv
vluhlwfl . ‘ ~=’ ~
Aimed Scheme of Slimline to 5
importance attaches to the report from.
LEADING
IlllneI'Yand Cloak
Special for
Commencing Friday, I5th.
one week,
We will sell
At
HIRT WAISTS
Greatly Roda 2
Pdces!”‘
We have them in all sorts of Materidls.
and *8 Silk Waists for 05.
We will close out all u 7
(lnly a few 01' them left.
Don' t miss this chance.
H. KRIEGER
911115111
MEDICINES
AtOur Prices!
660. G. Stillson’s ,,
, oRuo srona.
I
82 Washington St, So. Nor-walk.
J.O.JENN|NG$.
Paper-Hanger. Calcimincr,
PaintIr.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwulk.
Sample! Books of 1.1th Styles of l'npern,
Border-- and Gilt Mouldinun taken to
bounce for lunlwctlou, on notice by pontnl.
Estimates L‘hecrfullv (liven. melt:
V H llAVhl l’Ollll
Furniture Re-upholstorodl
(‘aniete Tutu-1111p. filminmlaud llwlahl.
lluir Mattresses made over. Chair» rc-
railed.
J. c. VILLAGE,
as North Main St, South Norwalk.
ll ll'Jln
WAGONS l
Now and Iooond- Hand.
BUOGIES.
PNIETDNS,
CANNABIS.
/ OAIDPIIS,
SPINDLES, El‘c.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
0111.1. AND sun runn.
...-... ...
CUT PRICE
--1.\--)
Blcyclesl
mn$55
FALCON
No Better Wheelin the Mar-
ket. '
CASN le INSTALLIENTS
For Sale by 1:. ll. listhorpo,
East Nomalk.
one of meadows
sweet \vitli‘rliay.
Butterlikeé "
your grandmolflteg '
used to
make.
li lwin Creamery
Butter, the finest in
the land, 21c per lb" ,
5 lbs $1.
LorenZo Dibble.
scum noanLu Q .
II a a
at W-Ihlngton Dir.»
Open daily from it to ill a. .Ind from
1 to :l p.111... and on Monday oveulllp
from 7 to 1*
interest nllovn d on depoultd.
ALDEN sol. was Pmt.
.Ionx 11.1-‘1-nm1s ileum
.lollN H. KNAPI'. lice. and 'l‘lIII.
Jacob H. (nylon,
Fire, Life and
Accident
INSURanctuf
Real Estate and "can Atoll.
Ocean Hlnnmshli 'l‘iclu-ta. and “Mills ’ ’1:
”mile. .1 Mon .1101.
and Him In Ho 1!.
OFFICE, ii RAILROAD I’LL“.
Next. to l’ont Ullluo.
H ENRV TILLY.
Hill} “I‘ll NllllWAHK. : : z t CONN.
Notary Public A1 Inlmwludumrnla Tum
Fine
Printing
specialty
at
the
Butter that reminds ‘
savmcs IIII. )
Norwalk Chronicler