Jacob Lihxweiler'r,;after a week’s vuca»
. m”. ‘ , ‘ ‘
* on common? strum ,1‘ vi the
vllorwalk Milltui’vy’luetitute will be held
‘ Min E. ,0. Martin, of Elmenworth,
‘. ”muted chasm he? clan in Grace
church Sunday ucho‘ol. ‘ ‘
i.
, The regular meetings-of the Norwulk
‘ gag! South Norwalk Boards of Council-
men will be held toilight. ‘
._ The Improved Order of Heptuuophs
,swill meet at Mystic Chain Hall, Wed-
, needay evening at 8 o’clock.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors" of the Norwulk club willbe
held tomorrow evening.“
The official board of the First Metho-
diilt Episcopal church will meet tonight
'in,the the church, at 8 o'clock.
Hugh Campbell and Edward Sheehan
went‘out fishing, yesterday, and captur-
ed fifteen. fish, one ‘ of which weighed
five and three—quarter pounds.
' The committee of the South Norwullr
Congregational church has nominated
Miss Edythe Gates and William B.
Saunders life members of the Home
, Missionary society.
The Norvvnlk club was a favorite
gathering place, Memorial Day, for the
members, who, being relieved of busi—
ness was, enjoyed a smoke and .dis’
mined the political situation.
About four hundred people went on
._ the steamer J; emanate excnreion to
New York, to fitness the naval parade,
Saturday. Over half lhe'number came
from up the Dunbury renal.
off times: avenue. were dotith as on»
Baptist church, Setunlay,to anal? the
vputting in of a brunch pipe for the
' mete recently opened in the Gould
861mm prom.
Tomorrow evening“ at 8 o'clock
an entertainment will be given in the
Springwood Union chapel. There will
be song»: by the Adolphi quartette. read-
ings by Mini Annie l’urdee.un«l tableaux.
(Jake and cream will be served,
Eleven members of the Twin City
Wheelrnon'e club went on the century
run to Tarrytowu and return, Memorial
Day, returning at 6 o’clock in the even.
inn. Yentenluy nitcrnoon some of the
‘ members went can club run to Bridge-
Wfl- “mm
Harold Writers, of Brow! River, has
been engaged by The Knob Outing club
to play the piano at The Knob during
the coming murmur. hlr. Willem is
very proficient in the art of manipulat-
ing the boys. and without dcmbt he will
give the Knobites excellent sutinfuction
in rendering music.
”a... ..N_...W
The .‘louth waalk lire [domrtmeut
hold a very uneventful practice Saturday
mmninu. at Box 4, mrner of Ddy and
Raymund «cunts. Putnam lime com-
pany lurncdu ntrenm of water on an
old barn in the vicinity. while Old Well
Hook and Mulder columny mlml its
luckier» on the bulhllngn of the Lock
Wood Mnnulmttnrinu mlnuvony.
ma...» ..a......,.tu
Water lhvmmiulrmer bowl» ll. Neath
internal home, calm-day. {mm In-
dianapollp, where he mended the
emu-allotted the dowloanlblotor Works
mmintlon. The ’mitu'ipnl topic n! dim
caution me the wrinvmm ml water. a
two days‘ debate on the subject being
held. Hr. Each will give The thmtinrl
retailer» from tirmviolime more of the
ideal: mlvmwl at the labeling.
Billlily'w-PW; what do they some
by the wrmmn of the hour? lair. Ferry
ml omen itm'thc woman who my: who
will be ready to start in fifteen lnlnuteu.
An hm la nimt as near an the c noon to
it mnnlly.
yaw Muir-n
, ~25 «
, an t.
monolith Norwalvtiatcrflwwg shut ,
‘ Armenia?!
'1'
1 "'
chem no? tourmaline 0! the 0 n-
neoti utdeieghtimi; or‘aipecintt’ '
to legrollevr. Haven at a. m..1Wed—
“new, July 8. munch-ting. ‘a'mund‘
New Yorkbyboat and leaving Jersey
Git: about moo” “replica: train of
the “R yul Blue Line." The National
Hotel, ‘Pennaylv'anin‘ avenue, corner
Sixth street, has been armored for the
Cvné’c’ticut delegation. ‘ .
' n uddifion to theWashingtou trip
an excursion for the Connecticut party
to Gettysburg and Harper's Ferry has
been planned. Another excursion will
leave Washington Tuesday morning.
July 14,, for a trip through Virginia,
ivisiting Luray, the Natural Bridge,
Richmond and Old Point Comfort, rc-
turning via theChcsapeuke Buy and the
Potomac River. This trip will take
{our days. .
en cues Erhard. ‘
The docket of the Civil Common Pleas:
but was called Friday, and 268 old
rates were ordered erased from the list.
the cases stricken mini the list one
hose which have been brought from
ikcomber, 18%, to May, 1185)}, incluv
live. and in which there lure been no
“)onueflde ell'ort made for trial to a final
none. They have encumbered the
locket for many years, and the cost for
hinting them every month has been an
tern of no considerable amount. Many
if them have resulted in much inconven-
ence to busincsrf of Various kinds.
Liquor License Revenues.
The total number of all kinds oi li-
7enseu issued in Fairfield county this
nonthie 213‘}. Of these Bridgeport has
581 full, twelve beer, two grocers and
,weuty-uine drug.The total revenue from
iridguport Muscular 3185,2500, lees five
nercent. Io‘r'couuty firearm-er, 3mm),
caving a net ‘reveiiue'bf 831,5“). Guise
'eeeipts from other towns during this
ninth are: Danbury, $1,335; Norwullr,
“.090: Darion, 0125; Stratford, 8250;
it imford, $1.50. Total, $3,210. Amount
to: munty‘trcasurer, “82; net receipts
or townsfrems.
Annual Inspection at the Railroad.
The state Railroad Commissioners
nude théir annual inspection of the
{ow York, New Haven and Hartford
end Friday. The Commissioners ur-g
fired in Danbury in the morning on a
special observation our, coming from
Brmklichl Junctionmnd thence to South
iorwnlk. They were accompanied by
Superintendent Martin and other
llll«:iuls.___
Heartfelt nymmthy.-Wifu-~lf my
lrst huebaud were still alive. we should
in celebrating our silver \vedt‘ling today.
:lusbnnd»~Whut a pity he dim! so mm.
"KEXPLUHED AMERICA.
t'unt 1min cl Northwestern Territory
nun Awaiting the uncover".
0! Ontario's arm. estimated at 200.-
)00 square miles. 100,001}, equate mile:
l"! in an unknown region, only the
origin of which have been explored. Thin
:u the territory known on the Hinterland
of Ontario. It lieu between Loheellurou
and superior to tho mull: and the Albany
river and Janice bay to the north. In
thin vutt urea in the Height of Loud,
which ueparutmi water-n flowing to lind-
uon buy from the utremnu emptying into
the Pit. Iuwrunce and tin- lnkuc. North
of the Height in who: in culled the Hud-
run buy ulupe, containing of ulmut 80,000
rqunro roller. This «lope may be donerib
ed ms unknown land.
The Height of Land in not. a ridge of
bills», but it! n level platoon some 1,2011)
or 1,300 feet above the urea. “The man-
ory, " any: n unflnyor’n report. "tin-ugh
«livemlled by hundreds of rlvure and
airman, thousands of hka and moan
mornblncrugu and hllhmf weird» Mum
ly locking in that nobility and lnrgomem
of View which only llm preacher: of lofty
mmmlnlnn can helium. ” (if the rivenn
flowing north from this Hope the Ab
buoy in the most important. being ubrmt
ill“; lotion hlngand navigable duringtlm
mm or high water for 2110 roller. ()1
the short alone tenth of the Height of
Land. in which are situated the wattle
meme oi Earth Buy. Sturgeon Falls and
lindberry, there is definite and general
knowledge, but the whole territory plop»
lag numb reunion Mrplored.
The Hinterlund in (Jamie's reserve.
moneyed by tlrmthut mvrtp nmth of
the watershed. Pine, more, tnnmrnok.
mint and cedar are varieties of new!
terminal in abundance moth of the Find»
m hay slope. Here, too, are valuable
minerals. but the trenrnren hidden in
the region north of the plateau and tho
mummies of the high plane itself await
«the searching of more human] explorer.
Heanrrhlle no adventumnn spirit nerd
fulfill itself to obrcure inmlvlty nor
nutritiou- traveler sigh became there are
but maltreatment to travm The Hin»
‘ ”Hi will more the new diocmrrer,
.“memnemm carom
M. _, maximum
liceh valuable timber in thin region in ,
'fln Pena-yuan senator'- Opinion an to
, tho mmmdaothq Alleged Scheme
to , no WWmutmhy acme.
dini- rec rice and».
g1! humor; Juna n—emm W
toll ”of denominator at Slammer on
the ‘rlt ballot at the St. Louis convuno
llonuud given out throw! to back up his
opinion. , ‘ ‘
y'l'hl- la the that time the Pennsylvania
leader ha: publicly admitted thb certainty
oi the nomination! no Ohio candidate.
According to Ilr. Quuy'u list McKinley
will receive 479 voter on the tint ballot.
or 19 more than are memory to unurehlu
nomination. ‘Thll llst, Mr. Quay ll re
9911?“! to have-aid, can lmllepondad own
an bolus absolutely correct. 1 Ha ha: uvex
pared it. he run, because of the many can-
dieting and inaccurate “elements hither.
to made. It embram all the delegate!
that have been lunrncted and those who
' are abaulutoly certain to you for Mullins
Icy. It in prepared from hir own private
, data, which have been compiled from time
to tiine on flute convention: were held and
in accordance with are: made by his
political udlvrm on friends. ‘ .
‘ it will/be noticed that Senator Quay
dam not include the no Penneylvnnln del,
egoteu who have been instructed for him,
not! this might be taken to indicate that
the senator will carry out his original purv
pose of allowing hlu‘ name to go helm the
convention. The senator, however, but
nothing to my on that point. He pmentt
the table simply to allow how'the deli-gator
stand at tho‘present time and does not
pretend to figure on those who will vote
for the Ohio candidate when the roll It
tailed. ' Mr. Quay declined to answer any
question: no to whether there was any
connection between the mysteriunu visit
which Mr. T‘. C. Plutt of New York'paid
to him and the giving out of the state
mout. lie declined to any anything about
Mr. I’latt'l cull. - .
, As to the Platform.
A!” to the platform which is likely to be
adopted at the St. Louie convention, Mr.
Quay laid rather significantly that he
thought that the one adopted by the Penn-
sylvania convention woe good enough for
anybody. Senator Quay having visited
Canton, 0., for the purpose, be oillclnlly
slated, of exchanging View: on the [imprint
question with the prospective nominee of
the Republican party. hil statement now
that the Pennsylvania platform to good
enough for anybody is looked upon in
some quarters no meaning that the two
men came to a definite understanding on
this question. and that the Pennsylvania
platform will prevail at St. Louis. This
platform declares for international bl»
motollism. and until that can hoovtnl»
llsllesl opposes the coinage of silver ex-
cept on government account and (le—
mn‘nda the maintenance or the gold stand—
nl'l .
. such a platform. it it asserted. would
be for from satisfactory to the extreme
sound money men, as the declaration in
favor of the coinage of ullrcr on the gov‘
ernment’r account would admit of the
enactment of any gm. of bullion purrbau’
ldglulutlen and of the repetition of the ex-
rurlenco the country {lnfifld through under
the Blood low and the Shannon law.
liaro is the vote by states which, Mr.
Quay rays, will he cart for McKinley on
the first ballot in the convention: Alu-
bmna. 6; Arkansas, in; California, l-l'.
Iunnectlout, t1; lleorgla. ll: illlnolv, lid:
lnrllunn. :lu; Karim-l, on; Kentucky. lo;
banishing, 3; Maryland, lo; Michigan, :28:
Minnesota, in; hlleuiulppl. U: hilwsourl.
:H: Submits). M; New Jeremy. lli; New
York, 4; North Cumllnu, ls; North on.
ltnta, n; (Nun. in; Ul‘omm, N; l’onuvyl
vnniu. l; rouzh Carolina :l: :40th Do
kom 3“; Tennessee, l8; Term, ti; \‘er~
moat, H; Virginie, lo; Washington, h;
Went. Virginia. l'l; Wisconsin, Ml; Wyo-
mlng, ll: New Mexico, l; lndlun 'l'urrlv
tury. L3: total, l7”.
The enemy given out by Senator Qua:
are much lower than then given out by
the managers of hair. hirh‘lnley‘u g‘niupnlgn.
The National bllvrr Party.
\V'nentxnvov. June l.-—-Tho Sntlonnl
Silver party. through its chairman. .l. .1.
Mott. has mood item ltu hendounrteru In
this city on nddrcn to the lvlomlu oi nib
var. This nddrews reeltcr that alum the
founding of the National filler-rpnrty on
Jan. 2:: loot the work of ornnnlmtlnn has
Men Mommy hut quietly pnruucd'and the
country prenatal to a pitch of excitement
nnlmown since the civil war. lt dentures
thus the ecorot of Mlt'wifl in the pomllnu
«(millet conulutn in lining up for the but»
the and thnt tho cementum oi lhopurty
to be held in tit. 1.01m on July ‘3‘" will no.
detlhtedly be one of the moat lloportunt
convention! and notnhlu unthurlnm ever
urwmhled in this moutry. lipon the
tvlndom a! literate and tlmtol Um Poo.
plo'u party convention to I»: held at the
unme plum and than deprmlr. the mldroou
dealer“, "the vital onetilon or tnwhothrr
no can hove «1 jun notttement of thin
money intro to our generation." The
lrlcmlr of the purty are urged to push the
work or organization with oil ptmtllllo via.
or, the pnrpmo helm: tonnlto lurnrtlon
nil lulluveru In the reiteration of "free lili-
vrr and prmmrlty." The address can-
nlmlm M follows:
“The Republican party in rommlttod to
the gold uiunzlurrl through the platformu at
on per eon: of the mate conventional. and
any “built"! that may to mode in m on-
tloonl platform will «lecom no one.
"The llmmrutls party more out urgent
the country to accept any candidate it may
neqnluee in by the gold wing oi that
party. .
”Theouentlon ol vital importance to for
silver open to name a candidate for pml
dent when nomination will be readily no»
nukemlln by all believer: in monetary
reform.
"Friends of rllvrr. look tnyour inter-
em and remain now while the trait in
ripe for plankton. Do not wait. on the
probh-mullenl action of any-party. "
Another Alleged l'lau to 1!!!le Melanin.
{new Your, June l.-—-l“atlulrvr elect .‘lo
mph ll. hotelier of (thin. who la in thin
oily. hut had a ml: with Mr. Pill“, and
that loot started a rumor Involving a plan
or some «walnut McKinley. *l'ho mm
mu “Jim by no ontl'flofilhlcy notional
delegate utter be hm! nailed on Hr. Plait.
lie “in the "tailor nml been umumo by
the null» inKlnley meanders and «or
thought well of. He called attention“:
the ram thlt J‘"!“ A. liarflohl made the
remit potting retirement in nomination
in the national convention at lam yet
one minted blatant! wing to the it"
not: calm Sherman among main
man. an faulty mm m a lie
of
"n.wnhum
‘ by the‘oomhlnatlon'u .
lloweru this and
plum onld be. Ill-curred. he said.
M Oarllala’a Oldlhl _ _
slimmer. Ky" Jena, 1.74Mllvll has
maul-Manon ,l-lucretnrylmljllu'u
old'dlrtrlut, the Blathibeln‘g 01mm tor
free allver. This (Kenton) county. the
, home Orangutan Guthrie. hum hone
mung delegation: to the acute convantlhu.
The oo‘unty delegation favorable to on.
lmu in not lamented. but it it believed
it tit vvjlll‘i be rented, by the tree ullver
date conventional; Mxlrxglon on. week,
althoughthe other Kenton county delega-
tion it instructed for‘ free silver. Camp-
bell county. the home at Congmsma‘nm.
hert Berry of Newport. is instructed for a
gold rtendnrd,‘and not router-stud.
The contents in Keaton county is more
over the two county committee» claiming
control than over the, Miller lune. and on
either qumtlon it in believed that what in
known as the CurlleleaGoeblet delegation
will be rented even by those opposed to
Carlisle'a flnuutlnl views. ‘ g 3‘
Silver Sentiment In Kentucky.
, Cincxtzmrr. Juno l.--'l‘he‘ Enquirer
thlu morning has complete returua‘ from
115 of the 119 conntleeln Kentucky and
claims that the delegates to the Demo.
crutiu Itute convention at lloxlngton, Ky..
next Wednesday, with the exception of
Wolf. Knott. spanner and Cuauy counties,
not hem-d from, will slum] as folio Hi
Silver. 781; gold. till; unluetructud, ll:
not heard lrom, 18. -
BERMU‘EAis RETURN.
,Tho Celebrated Flllhmlcr. l'nrnned by
fipuni-h (lunhontn, Reaches Pom
Pimannwnm. Juno l.—-Tho steamer
Bermuda, which left Jacksonville, h'lu.,
on April 21 with the alleged intention of
landing u, cargo of ammunition and a
body of men on the shores of Cuba, arriv-
ed at tble‘port with a cargo of lruit. In
,,spite of the experiences the vessel is sold
to have met with she presents a trim np
pcnrnnce. -.All on board maintain the ut-
most secrecy. and the most persistent
questioning fails to disclose any of the al~
leged illihnstorlng movements 0! the
steamer. The admitted reason for this
reticence II that arrest-r may follow. on in
tho past. From what could be gathered.
however. it is most probable that It won
also inecexaary to throw some of the cargo
of urine and mnmuulllon overlmurd. There
also appears to be no question that some
of the men were landed. but there are
fours that they loll into the hands of the
Spaniards.
it is said when the steamer left Jock-
uonvlllo ehewue in outnmund of Captain
llellluy. and the expedition was in charge
of Proieesor \‘nldur. u Cuban patriot. On
May it, within two miles of tho eastern
count cl Cuba, the work of landing the
oxpedlilon was begun. About midnight
eight bouts, mntalnlnz in all ~19 men and
considerable ammunition. were lowered
and made for the Ilium. Sumo had neared
the coast and others had just about put
away from the steamer when . the search.
light from a Spanish gunbont was thrown
upon the scene. To ruoeuo than) in the
einall home was linpoxnlblo. Fifteen of
thmo in the bout: managed to olmnber
"aboard. hovrevcr. and the others were left
to providence. The llorumdu Immediate-
ly put to son. but not before several allot:
iron: the gunbout nearly struck her. The
gnnbmt‘. soon usslclod by another. unvo
chasm until 4 o'clock in the morning.
when the Ilennndu loll them away in her
Woke.
The Bermuda, it In said, then started
for Trnxlllo. arriving there May ti. At n
unlull town near there aim in mid to have
landed the remaining members of the ex-
pedition, and while on route for that plum
threw overboard tho mnnmnitlon they
had on board. A atmtnor bound for Mo
bile is sold to bore brought the filibuster-e
hack to this country. The llornnulo soiled
nuxtdny for l’uerto Cortm, where, utter
waiting mnWoeke, who obtained the cargo
0! twin Ibo brought to thin port.
Eli-Mayor l-‘ltIa-r Dead.
PHILM‘BLI'HIA. Juno l.-Edwln ll.
Filler, nx-mnyor of l'hllmlolphlnnnd bend
of the well known firm of eoralauo mann-
fontureru bearing his name. (lied at his
homo in thin city. lie wne horn lion. 2!,
M21. He wmut one limo prcrldont of
the American Cordage hllitiuiaotu ' nu-
tovlntlnn. and at the time of hill death
was a director of the Bank of the Noun
urn Lllmtleruud the North Penn llull-
mud company. in 1M8 hit: home way
prownmd by the united l‘biludulpllln (loin
[nation to the Republican national convvnv
lion in Chicago on their choice for prneb
dent. . g . H ..
“immune and Church l'nltys
Lennon, .lnno l.-'l‘ho morning pnperu
print u long ll-twr from hlr. lllmluwnu to
Cardinal llampolln {or sulnnlsulon to tho
Imp" in favor of the unity of Uhrletondom
by mean- ol n papaldeclarationm lln'nf’
of the validity of the Auollmn ordom.
Mr. l‘iludrtoun regards the impe’u attitude.
he run. in dlmllng that on lnonlry
uhmdd be made into the subject us in the
lament norm paternal. and unowhloh he
will over ohcrleh with (:tlflllnl unmlmontu
ol reverence, gratitude and high npproclw
lion.
mumm- hunk In the om».
Pannomwuo, W. Va, Juno l.-'I‘he
rtoemhout lronnldot .otruck a large mine
In the (thin river to mile» below here and
«unit in live loot of water at «but in
known or the loo rmh rltllo. film mm
on the up trip from St. Louis: to Pillsbury.
Captain any. used 7i. war in emmil’nnd.
He lives at tlemcltloy. Pa. The heat was
owned by the Parker Hn-ol company at
Plunbnra and won Worth tfilnmo. no
liver were loot.
Wallml Into the ‘lllvn,
llanrrolm, .lnnn l.-—-Tho body of Mich.
eel Vietnam. duct! :27 yearn. won lmnul 1n
the (Innm-etlmt river near the “mom
loading at Rout llnrtlonl. Viacom. won
trying to board the rtmnwr when he miuo
all his looting and milled into the rlvur.
Jupunm mane" Ito-aim“.
Ynummm, Juno l.-Conut Mum:
Huneuiltrymlnloter of foreign adult-s,
has reunited owing to ill health. luouye
Kl. murmur of education, will not. no
minister of lorelgn ullnlro ed interim.
V. It. (I. do Convention.
ammonium». More. June L—«Ttm on.
noel convention of the ‘l’. M. (l. A. or
”llflfihuufl“ and Rhone inland will he
held in North Altman. Mum, not. to, ti
"3“ 95* wwww-m.. ‘
rim W our cats.
manna duet, 1.1“?“ n W“ m .
_ _ -. Welcomed elm
t .
llatol‘dead and luluredf ‘A rumor. WM ,
uncut hm that lllohvlem m small :nluao
situated on the Illluolu Central...
entirely demolished rind 90 part
been killed. but it eaeuped‘ with entail luv
jury to compulsion. with neighboring ‘
town: northwest The lull extent of the
loss of property cannot be ultmtulned for ‘
week: to come. they orchard: have been
destroyed. thus entailing ‘alou of then-
hand: of (lollnl'll.~ .
The tornado was a visitor In the viola-
lty'ol Ashley, three miles south of lilo]:-
vlew, and deuwllnhod "housed. burns and
orchards. lt gnome that the alarm parted
before reaching thin place. one hell going
north of it and thoother‘one Inuth.‘ Huck-
vllle won vlnlled.‘ Ruin lull in turmoil,
swelling ,the small stream to rivers.
Shade trees are ulrewn in profusion over
tho‘town. ' "
Emma Krnuao, aged 19, dled. Her pur-
euto were killed. Thls makes the total
number of dead 15.
At New Baden the trees Were twisted.
while in tho otherloculltleu ltyvau a direct
blow. The storm disappeared a low miles
south of Ashley. ‘
The value of property destroyed in New
Endem'New Minder). Rlohvlow. Alhley
nul Onkvllle and vicinity in said to exceed
$200,000. _ ,
TOOK A FLYING LEAP:
Many People Are Injured by u llcrallmont
‘ at Pitt-burg.
P‘I'l'l‘smmo, Juno 1.—-Cer No. 5 of the
Second Avenue Traction lino jumped the
track, and 17 passengern obourd were all
more or less hurt, two at them seriously.
'l‘ho day of miracles hes not passed or all
would have been killed. The seriously in-
ured are Adam Bachinnn and M. L.
drainer, both residents of tho. south side.
ilucbmun'eorm is broken in two places.
1nd hlsiheud is badly out llllll body brute
ad. Knight is in nearly the some 00ml!-
tlo’n. The other pnssengers -—nien. women
.uul children—were nll bruised and cut,
but none of them seriously. g
The our with its loud left Thirty-fourth
atteet for Calhoun phi-kJ where a concert
was to be given. On approaching Six Mile
furry. Bnohxunn and Kreluer any. the
speed being made was that of a railroad
train. Suddenly the our took it liylng
leap, and after turning completely over
landed at the bottom of the ditch, 1:: feet
below. with its wheels in the air. The
struggling [teenager-u, jammed in a heap
under the wreckage, ware screaming,
wearing and lighting for release. They
ware llnully oxlricuted and taken to their
homes, some more scared than hurt. but
all bruised and worse for their shaking;
up. The car is a complete wreck.
‘ . Yellow Junk Infill».
TAMPA. Flu, June l.~Prlv.'lte advices
form Cuba announce that yellow fever la
raging there. on the 311th :ltrnln from
Mulnnzue bran-tilt into Havana from one
battalion no not ”afflicted with the fever.
This, unllod‘u'lth the oontlnfinl‘doeertlonn.
in reducing the spaniel: forces greatly.
Ninety soldiers from the Madras battalion
in the Vuelln Ahjo hnvojolned forces with
Macao on account of the grant. nupply ol
rutluns. Reports are received to the
cited that an expedition has landed near
Mnrnri in Mnnmnllln b‘lvo empty bouts
have been (need on the bench. Cnprlllo
Sonya: and Rodrigurz nre moving weat-
wnrd. and all the insurgent forces are
drawing nonr llnvunn. Last week two or
plmlonuoceurrml on the Motnnmu rail-
woy line. one almost completely destroy:
log on armor «or with troops. General
Wuylcr Wm! hung in clllgy. A strange
figure olnd ln,tho Spanish olllnlnl uniform
was euepomlod from _tho upper bulustrndu
of Dr. Cnervo's residence on the main
street of the city.
Court-rte Confirmed in l'rlaou.
Tutzm‘ox, Juuo.l.—-lllullop hluli‘uul con-
firmed 37 convertll to tho lloumn Catholic
faith in the New Jersey ntutoprison. Unr-
lnu his address to the numeric the bishop
lhnnkpll llcud Keeper Moore and the ltuv.
George I). Muddoek. the l’rotculant (‘lllw'
loin. for their kindness. and he oonlruvtod
their behavior with what. he styled the
bigotry and nurrowmlmledneee or theolty
olllulnll of Trenton, who. he sold, will not
permit it llonmn Catholic priest to outer
tho ulnmhoueu to mlmlnlutor to the spirit—
ual wunts of the inmates of that faith.
Died Where She Wm Horns
llaxg'nuel'mt. N. 1L. Juno l.—~hlln
Elizabeth ll. Stork, grout-omnddaughtur
ul lhxnernl John Marl: und one or the lost
llnonl douconuumn of the llevclutlonnry
born. died here. She was Illt yours of mm
and died in the some room whom elm wan
1mm and nlept nearly all her lilo, in the
old homelleutl.
Slr Clmrlva In an Aerhlonl.
Nwmna Farm. .‘lune l.—~Slr Chm-lee
lllveru Willa“. provident of the Grand
Trunk railway. and party have arrived
here. As the Ipoclul our WM being about-
ed into a riding it collided with n «witch
«aniline. No one was: tun-l. and but little
damage done to rolling Mock.
Charged Willi limiwlrionmnts
llomnnm. .lnno l.--.l. 1t. llounlun.
ox‘euuhlurol the lllcholleu and (innate
Navigation company. Wnu thought. batik
ll’lllll France on the utonlmhlp.Vzmvouvor
by llluh (lonntalile lllmunnotto to ntund
trlul on n charge of embezzlement.
Lumber t'lunt llnrnml.
Paramount“). W. Va. .lunn l.-Pnltlt
deco!» lumber plant hunt Weston, tide
state. we» deutroyed by lire. 1mm, oinr
Home!) in lumber and nnnemnory; no In
surname.
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(annually Mr; slightly cooler.
1896 JUNE. 1896
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‘ . enamel. shoe or
THIS WEEK We HAVE MARKED Down Even.
one OF one TRIMMIEU HATS To AIMQ
., ._ . HAI.[-'_______
Our $3 hate for
Our $4 hats for $2.25.
. . . i Our $5 hats for $2.98.
Our $6 hats for
_m ‘
We will give every Indy 8. chance to have a new ha
' Decoration Day.
PRICE!
m
«ER,
5|. 98.
$3.98.
Mahackcmo not. lit ,
‘ South Natural
PATENT
~~ MEDICINES-
EASY m PLEASANT to TAKE 1‘
At Our Prices l
660. C. S'tillson’s
DRUG srorur.
82 Washingtonfitq So. Norvlalk.
. 0.6.JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger, Calclmlner,
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PfiPER IND BORDERS.
‘ mourn MAIN STREET,
South Norwulk.
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt Moulding» token to
human for inspection, on notice by postal.
[Catlunutcs Ulleerfullv Given. ml: lit
«
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. ”tumour
Furniture lie-upholstered!
(broom ’l‘nkon up. Clmmml and lip-tum,
llalx' .‘llullroueoh mndo over. Chaim re-
l-nuod.
J. G. WALLACE,
all North Main St, South Norwulk.
ll ll :lm
—“—
WAGONS !
flow and flattened-Hand.
enemas.
PHAETONS.
GARRIIGES,
cannons,
, SPIHDLES, are.
W
PRICES To SUIT ALL
cum. AND sun THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
Three.-
Coat
Concrete
Walks
an,
ASPHALT.
PORTLAND
OEMENT
AND
FLAG
WALK$
Put down luyml wrlonml
mm M umlllr rmlumtl
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one ares.
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to
FALCON 5““5
For Sale by c. H. Alstherp‘o, ;g
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Eat g
Butter?
Butter that Sicilian].
one of meadows
sweet with hay.
‘Buttcr like"
your grmidmOtllcr
used to i 7' '
make.
Iilgin Creamery ‘
Butter, the finest i
the lzmd, 9.10 peril); f
511..»- $1.
Lorenzo Dibble. *w
SOUTH NORWALK’“ - -
savmes unlit.
at Washington street.
Open daily from it to 12 a. m., und
1 to it p. on, and on Monday cv
from l’ln ll. .1
internal, allowed on deposit».
ALDEN SHLMAXS Profit.
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5360b M. (3’13“? ‘
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OFFICE, 5 RAILIIUAD FLA“
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mum NthALK, : : : : com.
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without. Immune, when
(lento ll any will
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live. With luncrnncefil’lfke ’
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