‘ Vfimm '1
c
assayed ligating.»
panoramas
which
odern days. the art of‘dress malt-
rel itlsan anxe lve
» Lime reaclm'an thed prone cos of
. almost impossible for the women
tfi' sheep in touch with the fashions.
. y and so radically 1 lot hey change.
‘ moms almost an unlimited purse.
, that is able to construct her own
the cutting to th e iinishingd is
ortunnte.
, itpo toattend a school and learn to
than logos-n garments by a tailor’s
.in whit: lilitho per foctionshave n
1 as the residence of this city now
urtunity clot-uniting '1’
. with care
3‘ ‘ tosautlttoomuesdn. ure-
lu‘ywmtkiuth nine 80.
ndays and Fridays. in Wall street
Did you ever get tired of sec-
ing the word
AGETON- - - - -
r'-~--ACETON
‘ ? 7 ?
If you are troubled with
eudache, Rheumatism. Neural-
gls, Bad fields, to.
T wfew powders, and you
" 1 never tire of rccmnmcud-
ing 1tto your afflicted friends.
‘ When called to a case of Ln
5 Grip ppe, Dr. Marlnud always
f sides the following preamp.
‘ tion:
l. Melting git."
I. muogmtrg ballhou'mm vermin
21 LilAllLArlD.
ThiaMccees in the cure of
this disease is world wide.
on be obtained at
. , ' sands of personnel are
the Tilt:
sand—Plural new, In its
lag in proportionally “in ll"
by the authoritica‘l who...
made under dillcflltlé, h the W. of
the victims was conducted by hundreds of
volunteers, and many were carried away
before they wore enumerated. Many ad:
ditional deaths of the injured who were
carried away are declining. which are only
added to the enumeration after some time.
It is now said that the fatalities will
amount to between 2,000 and 3. 000. but
it is impossible yet to ascertain accurately
the extent of the disaster. An official
statement places the number of dead re
covered all 1.336 and the seriously or fa-
tally injured at 286. But in contrast with ,
this otliclal statement there are 1,282
corpses lying at the cemetery, besides the
many do“ and dying that are known to
have‘ been removed from the ill fated field
lwfricuds.
The czar a d marina attended and
danced at the rillisut ball at the French
embassy Saturday night. Preparations
had been made on a most elaborate scale
forthls hall and it is asserted 111m
000 was expended on the sup alone.
_. rare stands and delicious fruits' and vs
tables being brought "lull the most I!
taut clinics to add to the delights of the
feast, while France furnished the costliest
and most elegant fabrics and furniture to
set of! no? beauties of the palace when
the embassy is lodged. The czorina was
not informed at first of the issuer owing
to her delicate condition hile the dance
within the French embassy continued
amid all the accompaniments of luxury
and gayety. disconsolnte friends and rela~
tives wandered over the desolate plain
among the dead and the suffering dying
looking. often in vain, for their missing
ones. ,
, Inns For the Dead.
A requiem mass was said on Sunday in
a chapel of the Kremlin, at'which the czar
and czsrlna and all the members of the
imperial family attended.
The city is‘ filled with grief stricken
crowds. It is a striking evidence of the
vast multitude who took part in the fates
that than were large numbers who were
totally unaware of the number of lives
among them 'that had been crushed out
and who proceeded with their merry mak-
ing throughout the day without having
grasped'the fearful proportions of the dis.
aster.
g to
may plain scorchthg or rain.
, tires and friends The work of identifica-
tion is most difficult, both on account of
the large number of victims and the tram-
pled, torn and mutilated condition of
runny of the corpses. some of which are
crushed quite beyond the pouihllity of
recognition and almost beyond semblance
to’humanlty. The majority of killed were
persons from outlying villages. though
the clothing of some indicated that they
were persons of wealth and distinction.
Th bodies of a number of mania clad in
all valid tine linen were among those
found.
The full force of police and flremen are
caring for the dead, pulling bodies from
heaps ofuths killed and injured and rang-
ing them on the ground. which is covered
, for hundreds of yards with groups of ill
and do begrlmctl, hlmdstalned and disflg~
urcd corpses. among which the anonlzed
friends of the missing wander in a painful
ctfort to identify them. The injured who
were mixed with tho that! suffered terribly
from thirst and the fever caused by their
unattended injuries.
The forces at work on the plain discnv~
crud the month of 11 disused wall in the
middle of the field. the plank covering of
which had given way in the mud rush of
yesterday morning. lo the well there
were 31) dead bodies, and wedged in among
thorn and hold down by their weight were
found two man alive and comparatively
uninjured physically. But the terror and
the hltlmus surroundings of the night had
prov-ml too great a strain on their minds,
and they Were raving maniacs.
Origin of the Disaster.
Various versions as to the origin of the
stampede and crash are current, but tho
and to which 111th credence is athlobed is to
the effort that the wagons laden with tho
fillllJJllil stuntinlrs which wore to be dis-
tributed among the people were proceed-
ing to the ,liodynsity plain, followed by a
multitude of eager pennants, when the at-
tcmlnnts, with a view to pleasing the peo-
ple, throw a number of the souvenirs
nxuoui; the crowd. There was a wild
scramble wvmrti the point where they
foil.
The news spread like wildfire up and
down the throngs of expectant. peasants
that ‘tho distribution had commenced.
This resulted in a headlong. peilmell rush
for the booths where the distribution of
souvenirs was to have been made later.
The arrangements which it was intended
to make to limp the crowds in order due
in; the distribution had not been com-
pleted at that early hour. and the force
on hand was powerless to stem the this of
the on rush of humanity.
What added malty to the uravity of the
disaster was the circumstance that these
booths were surrounded by ditches. The ’
foremost persons in the oncumlim crowd
fell prostrate in those ditches, and the ps0.
pill following speedily trampled them to
death. others stumbled over their bodies
and met tiresome info. And so the horrm
grave. The pressure was so great upon the
sides of the booths from the struggles of
the mass of mad humanity that they gave
way, and hundreds of people were forced
into them through the bmiren walls. (ins
mounted acndarmo near the booths was
literally crushed to death, together with
his rearing and plunging horse.
There were no English people nor
Americans among the victims. Man
thine who came for the mronatlou h . sol-
ready left the city. and in any event tons
in: attended the lots only in the alien
noon, the distasicr occurring in the fore-
acou. Very fswof the victims. it Is an
pounced. belong to the well to do classes.
Nearly all are munjiks or mason“. and a
large proportion of the dead are women
and children.
The can: end oracles, after attending
the molar mass In“ the chapel of than?
,5” denied the canteens garment era a ”M,”
Rescue of the mono and some»: at I
, , 01“”.
W I! We and mansion.
the vast crowd in attendance at the free
feast given by the pay, is mammal ‘
as ,
latter was sovprnor of Cape Colony. lafaii
of nutruths. President Kruger absolute-
"Brit” Lsyds, sscretaryof
.2 . ls nallycm hats inhis
a of Wanna)” multiple.“I the ms:-
at a worst political our»
'l‘rausvuiandflcrmaay. ,
Fort
(loci! Rhodes iuthorissd the Jameson raid
and planned to take Pretoria for the par 3
pose of securing documentary evidence of
the alleged cutouts between the'l‘ransvtlal
and Germany.
. Prtai,1{rufiis still adhering from
but Non receiving the
Johannesburg reformers who were releas-
ad from prison and who called to express
their gratitude for their liberation.
Barnum Guarantees Payment.
Loxnox, June I. -- r. Barney Barnett)
has guaranteed the payment of the fines,
of the return prisoners released at Prev
torlo on Saturday. A dispatch from Pro
min to The Daily Telegraph says: ”Gov-
ernor Sir Hercules Robinson has tale
graphed hisl cadmitulntioas to President,
Kruger upon his clsmshoy, which, he
says, will no for to restore good feeling
and promote the peace and welfare of
South Africa. ‘elpscially if the remaining
prisoners are dealt with in the same lib
oral spirit by your honor.’ President
Kruger, upon leaving the government
, house. was vociferously cheered. He looked
five years younger "
To Advance on Berber.
Sunnis. Juno l.--lt is rumored here
that the Indian troops will advance upon
Berbor‘in the autumn. The khaiifa has
summoned the smlrs to Umdurman for a
war council.
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THE CRETE REVOLUTION.
A Desperate and Winn Struggle Now
Fairly Begun.
ATHENS, June 1.—Ahdullah. the gov—
ernor of Crete, dlsloduod the insurgents
at Tslvara after a stubborn light and then
raised the siege of Values. No details
have been received Matters may now be
said to have enteredu upon a desperate and
bloody stage. Theresa fresh panic at
Canes, and there are murders and pills:
log of Christians at Bettina. The consuls
at. Herakllon have telegraphed for war-
ships.
Owing to the menacing attitude of the
Mohammedan an English ship has left
'Canes for Hernklioa.
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
L..P(‘ ! W. l. PC.
Cleveland“ 211' ll .cl'si (1111mm... 111 m .t‘ul
(‘lucinnas'r .23i Milflnnoklyii’n Ad in .tTl
Philadelphia?) it till. Washington. l’i l9 .iil
Baltimore" 4 New York. .ll 2i all!)
Pillsbury... lillii 594 bit Louis..1l 24 Alli
Staten .sm hallLouisvillo. 8.!‘31'2‘1
Invested with the Purple Robes.
Drawers. 1a., June 1. —Ths\ Very licv.
Roper Ryan, ‘vicnr general of the Catholic
diocese of Dubuuue. was invested with the
purple robes of domestic prelato of the or
pal household and the title of monsignor
The ceremony was conducted by Arch
bishop Hennessy just returned from
Rome, assisted by 50 priests from various
parts of the archdiocese. in the presence of
a great concourse. The address of the hilly
was presented by County Attorney Mat
thaws.
flay [turned to Death.
Sr. Carat-2111311. tint. Juno i.-Tho
l-year-old son of William Wills 01' Morrit
ion piled up a quantity of straw in a small
frame building, and. orcopingundcr it. lay
down. His older brother set fire to the
straw. The fire burned fiercely, and when
it was extinguished tho fem-fully charrml
remains of the little boy were found.
Gave a Tr;gic Exhibition.
Nunavut how, Jane 1. —-l.orcazo
Shrcds, an ltnliaa, while intoxicated. said
to a party of friends. “Come and no me
jump into the river. " Throwing his out
on the ground, he ran to the foot of Tbir
tceath street and jumped into the gamer
company’s canal. His body has been re-
covered.
Price of f‘oal Advanced.
llovuus'rru, June i.--Tho wholesale
price of coal here has advanced from 151.21:
to “.311 per inn, to take effect at once. it
is thought there will be another advance
shortly. The retail price mains 11n-
changsd at present.
The Pops Addresses Meat-felt.
Lox tma,.luno i a—Tho Home correspond»
out of The Times says: “The pope has
writtcna touching letter to the News
Moaelok of Abyssinls in favor of liberal-
ing tbs ltallan prisoners.
”Ha“...
BfilEF TELEGRAMS.
Small 1 is said to he raging in Metro
Castle, avaua.
Senator Allison expressed his belief that
congress would be able to adjourn this
week.
Fire destroyed the livery and boarding
stable at lllil and out East Fifty third
attest, New York. Forty horses perished
in the flames.
The Cuban fliibasterlng steamer Ber
lands. which wsi chased away from om
while trying to land men and arms for,
the insurgents, arrived in Philadelphia.
hiihni‘s llhrmnah, ll years old, was kill»
ed by a trolley car in from of her father's
hours in Brooklyn. making the one hon»
tired and fortynluth victim in that city.
A total. supposed to he an agent of the
Spsalrh government seeking information.
stole the mall our containing the letters
of Treasurer Gama of the Cuban junta
in New York.
Scott Jackson, the maniac: of Pearl
Bryan, was removed from Newport, fly...
to the (losingtou fall for safe keepingl 4
order of Judge Helm. who considers the
jail at the forms place saute.
loaders of the thecsophlcai movement
Memwmhsatocr of the world, be»
ginning June is, to spread their doctrines
ch traversal ton so as Mama
A... A...“ .. on...”
“imitators ,
”Idwsrdll Tattooing? Mould”
" that we remain in our burdensome coa-
The happy termination of an East
llhrl'cli’i Mail's trouble.
m
rations does not smile on us all, but
stroked! the flight! sad,-
.7 of those less for-
fault is our own
one
than e.
diiion when the way is pointed out to
shake it. off it's a case of grasping
opportunities. recluse. "good thing"
and going right after it. A clear case
of the right thins at. the right time
comes from if Mania street in East
Nor-talk. Mr‘. Chas. W. smith, who
resides may... related an incident to our
1 representative the other day which we
publish here. it will no doubt assist
many another of our citizens and r».
have many a back of burdens it has
home for years. Mr. Smith spoils as
follows: ”I have suffered very much at
times from kidney disease and urinary
troubles: backache almost uncudurablo
and passage. of mention was! very
painful. attended by a scalding sensa-
tion. Doctors have prescribed for ma
and l have takenhallJtlnds of medl-
cincs. but somehow or other I did not
get better. Then i read about Dean's
Kidney Pills; They were very highly
recommended and l, concluded that
their success with others might boda-
plicalctl in my case. I went tozPials~
ted's drug store and. procuring a‘box.
commenced their use. The result can
be told in a very few words. i am now
well. completely cured In every way
bf my trouble. 1 can now Join the army
of past sufferers who are sounding the
praises of Dean 3 Kidney Pills and rec-
ommend them to others.” ‘
The last resort of Mr. Smith proved
the right thing. Doan'e Kidney Pills
are the right thing. No need waiting
for the last resort. Tuitct hem of first
and save years of suffering and trouble.
For sale by all dealers. Price, at
cents. or mailed by Foster-Mubum’Co"
Buffalo. N. I. solo agents for the U. El.
Dos-cu scratch and scratch. and won-
tier what's the matter? Dunn's Oint-
ment will instantly relieve and perma-
nently cure any itchy disease of the
skin no matter of how long standing.
.
Ayer's Pills are recommended by
leading physicians and druggists, as
.110 most prompt and efficient remedy
for biliousnoss, nausea, costiveuess, in
iigcstion, sluggishness of the liver,
identifies. and sick headache; also, tore-
:ievc colds, ftvors, neuralgia and rheu-
:naiimn. .
One swallow does not make 8 ring,
but one swallow of One Minute ‘.ugh
Unrebri relief. E P Weed Nor»
walk; it. .piltillson, South Norwalk.
As the strength of a building depends
upon the solitiityof its fouudut-iun,so
health depends upon the condition of
the blood, To em»! impurities and
cause the vital fluid to become vigorous
and life- -g1viug, Aycr’s Snrsupurilla is
the most powerful and effective medi-
cine in use
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s Castoria.
Children cry for
Pltchcr’s Castorla.
Removal Notice!
Dr. I“. W. Dunner has moved
hisofilce from over the Post
Office to No. l PARK ROW,
opposite Grand Opera House,
Stamford, CL, where he will be
pleased to am his Norwallr pn-
tieuts. Faro allowed. 0mm
hours from 8 a. 111. to ll .121. He
will be at the CIT Hotel
every Walnut-slay from 8 n. m.
to 6 p 111., for the acommodntiou
of his Nomldk and South Nor-
wullt patients.
DREW. DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
STAMFORD, - . — CONN.
C O
FAIRFIELD COUNTY
NATIONAL BANK.
or Wall Street, llorwsllt, coon.
incorporated, 1824. capital, ”00,000
EDWIN 0 KFFIJ’R President.
DAVID ll. MILLER, Vleml. '
11.0 GREEN. Cashier.
DIIIOTOII.
Roman. Karma. limits M. (lwvsn.
stm if. Mums A .l Mllllillflf,
if. 81'. John Locuwoon, 'i use. it. bun-u,
inn Cour, Cure. if. Tutsi-11.1111.
Accounts of Manufacturers Mummy.
and individuals Solicitcd.
his Deposit Bases
‘ Free to Deposits".
c. 11. nssvrv'sy H ,, H
CITY - EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY. ‘
Ladies and gentlemen desiring first
clans help in my capacity can oirtpln the
some lmnmilatcly at the aims agency;
also those wishing Willmm. either tools
or teat-it. can «can emoluments.
«Wanted lnmluil-ly Wrgn‘a Who .1111 no;
gent COW-f3. Woes or
. mflflmufiwmm
urine
MGM 111°
and (lubricate arm chlidmuaud
nothing to equal 1 cm. They cost
likemagio I mammwnm
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr Hand's Colic (lore and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs
FrsnlrSmilh.21 Wood street. At all
droughts, 25o.
Eocema' 1s a frightful affliction, but like
all other skin diseases it can be
perma-
nentl cured by applications of DoWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve. It never f is to
cure piles. will P. Weed Norw
0 Simeon, South waalk.
:6.
v8
Cure for Headache.
As a remedy for allfonns of Head.
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. It effects a mmaneut
cure and the most dreaded mutual sick
headaches old to its influence. We
urge all w maroollliotcd to procure a
bottle. and give this remedy a fair trial
In cases of habitual constipation Else.
trio Bitters cures by giving the needs
tone to the bowels, and few cases long
moist the use of this medicine it
once. Fifty cents and ill. 00 at Stilison’ s
and Wood’s Drug Stores
-. .._, a”... ___. urn... ....... .....U... a”
In the Spring a young man ’s fancy
lightly turns to thoughts of~DoWitt's
Little Early Risers, for they always
cleanse tholiver, purify the blood. and
invigorate the c.9ystom E. P. Weed,
Nglrlwalkfli C.Stillson, South Nor-
w
The Dilcsvery Saved ills Life.
Mr. G. Caillouette. Druggist Beavers-
ville, Ill, says: “To Dr. King's New
Dist every I owe my life. Was taken
with LaGrippe and tried all the physi-
cians for miles about, but. of no avail
and was given up and told I could not
live. Having Dr. King 11 New ‘l‘liscov-
cry in my store Iseut for a bottle and
began its use and from the first dose
begun to get better, and after using
three bottles was up and about again.
It is worth its uci‘ht in gold We
won 'r keep store or 1011511 without it.”
Gut to free trial at Stilison' s and Wood’s
Drug SttLrgsW
One Minute' is the standard time, and
One Minute Cough Care is the standard
preparation for every form of cough or
cold. It is the only harmless remedy
that produces Immediate results. E. 1’
Wood, Norwallt; G. C. Stillson, South
anulk.
"W! This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of (lamb that. can.
not be cured by Hull’s Cuturrh Cure.
F. J. Cnrzxrzrdc 00:, Props., Tl)l((10,0.
We; the undersigned, have known F
J Cheney for the last 15 years, and be-
licve him perfectly honorable in all
business tmusactions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
b their firm.
estdc Truax, Wholesale Dru 'gists.
Toledo, 0., Waldiug, Kinnun Mar-
Gilli" Wholesale Druggists, Toledo
( 10
Hull 3 Cuturrh (31110 15 taken internal-
ly,ut. acting (lirecily upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
750 per bottle. Sold by all drugglsts.
Testimonials fret.
Mrs R. D Youhu. Middlchurg. Ia.
writes. I haw ustxlliut- Minute (laugh
Cure for six years, both for myself and
children. and I considcr it the~ quickest
acting and most satisfactory Cough
(lulu I have ever used. E. P. Wot-ti,
Null-gram; G. (.3. Stillson, South Nor-
w' .
c‘hlldren Cry for
Pitcher’s Oastorla.
Dill you over think how readily the
blood is Imisuuml by constipation? Bud
blotv'lineuns but! health and premature
pillage. DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
the innmuslllfle pills, overcome obsti-
nate constipation. E. 1’. Wood. Nor-
walk; G. (J. Stillmu, South Norwailt.
Bucklin's Attica 8am
Thobcst salvo in the world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers unit rhcum, foyer
stm-s, lotionchnppulhands, tliilhlcius,
coma, um] All ~k1n eruptiom, and post
lively cums piles, or no pay required.
It is guaranteed to give perfect enlistm-
tionur monovr 1*.11fumltvl l’x'io-tvzlstmnts
per box. E ..l’ Wood 1111th U. Stillmu.
A L. Wmstor. a prmmuvnt citizen of
011ml, Mich. after sniicrluu excruciat-
Emily from pill-s for hull") yours. was
('lll’t‘d in u a nut. time by using DeWitt's
Witt-h Harri Salve. an absolute «turn for
all 11km illtll'dtli‘tl Moron! this pnrpnru
two 111 used than all otimrs combined.
H. l’ Wow], Nol'Wullt; U. .Stmwil,
South Norwnllt.
You lion'l have is 81sec! Oil.
says the hit. Louis Journslof Agriculture
in an willoriai ubtmt NoTo-Buo.tl1e
famous mlcho habit euro, "We know
of many clues cured by No-Toul’lao
(inc a prominent 8t. Ltmis architect,
vouched and chewed for twanty your»:
two boxes cured him so that even the
smell of hibaoco mskcs him sick. ” No-
To-iltw sold and guaranteed by it ii.
l’laisiotl. No euro no par. look from
Sterling Remedy Go. New York or
Chicago M-..
Young momma dread the summer
Vnmuths on mwxmut of the mat munch
ity among children cuusml by bowel
trilobites. Perfect safety may hit llfllilli'v
all them who keep on hand DvWilt'e
(tulle 11ml Cholera cum, Mill administer
itprmnptl y. Minamoto, billuml colic,
dymmtcrynml diarrimvu. it ull'tmls lu'
stunt. relief. '3 .L’ Wood Normdlr; G
U. Stillam,ilouil1 Nor-walk
Williamson so “renovations.
mumscwnemrmm
.mummfiscfiuwm
in
loose. she probably died of fright. The
”a Collision of Boats.
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336118133 i311! 1! $6,000 BAIL
the Body of Miss Murray Recovered
From the “filer—Miss Helicon Dies In
a Hospital» Another Viotlr’ Still In the
Harlem Blur.
Now Your. June 1. —-Miss 1.1.51. his.
Keen. 111 years old, of 1444 Park avenue.
died in the Harlem hospital. She was the
third victim—all young women—of the
accident on the Harlem river when the
steam launch Ben Franklin. owned by
the University of Pennsylvania, was shall
in a collision with a transport tug of the
New York and New Haven railroad. The
other victims were Miss Mhbol Wolfer, 21
years old. of loll 1cm One Hundred and
Twentieth street. and hiiss Kate Murray.
20 years old, of ill East One Hundred and
Fourteenth street.”
The survivors of those who were aboard
the launch are its pilot and engineer.
Frank McHugh of 8532 Lee stroet, Phila-
dolphin; William Hartman of 108 East
One Hundred and Twenty-fourth street;
Joseph Wolfcr. father of Mabel: his son
Henry. 18 years old. and daughter ,Ger-
trade. llyeurs old. None of them is much
the worse for the wetting except Gertrude.
Shois in therem hospital suffering
with pneumonia, and her condition is so-
rious.
Detective Reid of the East One Bun-
dred, and Twonty' sixth street station or
rested Engineer, hicliugh at tho liotcl.
Minot, One Hundred and Twenty-sixth
street and Eighth avenue. The police
claim that he was drunk when he took
the party but in the launch. He and Cup-
tain William L. Hamilton of the transfer
tug were taken before Coroner Dobbs.
Mcilugh testified that he was sober. and
that the tug had run down the launch.
Captain Hamilton said the tag, to which
was attached a flout loaded with ours, was
just starting from her dot-l1 for Jersey
City. and that. he was allowing the title to
turn her around when the launch dashed
into the tug and was upset. Meliugh
was held in 8 5.000 for examination next
Thursday. Captain Hamilton was dis-
charged.
Thc Launch Raised.
The sunken louuohhas been raised by a
wrecking company. Frederick Johnson, 11
diver. went down before this and found
the body of Miss Murray fast in the boot.
liar clothing had caught on some wire.
The body was removed to the home of her
mother, who is a widow. The undertaker
who had charge of it said that there was
no water on her lungs. and that, as the
young woman was subject to heart dis‘
body of Miss Weller has not yet. been found.
Wolfer is an oyster dealer and is an oili-
cer of.the Nassau Boat club. whose house
is at Lexington avenue and the Harlem
river. His daughter hlahcl was a teacher
in the grammar school at Ninety‘third
street and Amsterdam avenue. She was
a very pretty girl and had a host of friends
in Harlem. One of them was Miss Kate
Hurray. Miss Murray called on the Wolf‘
are on Memorial day and went. with the
family to the boathouso to witness the re-
untta They all returned home for dinner
at 6 o‘clock and went back afterward for
the evening's entertainment. Mrs. \Volfsr
went along in the evening.
Mollugh and Hartman were rescued
with the hooks. Hartman is said to be 11
professional acrobat. He says he dived
under the corner of tho litmi for a distance
of :10 feet. When he came up. he found a
life preserver. and, seeing a women near
him. throw it to her. He doesn’t know
who the woman was. Gertrude Waller
says she went down twice and when she
came up the last time she put her arm
over a log and hold on until pulled out.
A tug in charge of Captain Reynolds
tool; all of tho rescued persons tn the liar-
lam hospital at the foot of East Une llun-
tired and Twentieth street.
Waller and Hartman declare that Mc-
liugh was not drunk and say that the
accident: was all the foul: of the mg.
The launch is ::.l foot. long. vcrv narrow
of beam and has a triple expansion 1n
glue, which makes the launch \ery shaky
uhou in motion. It was capable of run
ring 80 miles an hour
Colonel llny' s tlpluian.
bosom, June l.--Coluncl .lohn Hov
writes to The Times upon the political
outlook in tbfh United rifntcs, declaring
that the wast does not want. free slim
nutl that Major McKinley will be nmul
holed on :1 platform emphatically opp-1+
lug the from coinage of silver. iio mid.
that time desiring cordiality in the l'vlfl-
tlous between l-Inulond and the l 1::..::
States ought todcprcvsto tho ntltmpl to
prejudice public opinion in in. 1.221;!
against the coming [il’f‘illlll‘l'li.
One More I‘nfo.-l1m:1tc.
ALBANY, Juno l.-Tho1lcotl llOll)‘ of an
unknown man about «in yours of null mm
found in Washington park with 11 bullet
hole under the right our and booth-Jr in
the region of the honrt. Nu murlzs wa-rx
found on his clothing, and 1m pupitl‘i by
which he might be identified The mvmps
of a letter written on u lullorhmnl of l‘1.. l
wick, lirooacl it 011.. 4:13 and 1:15 llrmmm
street, New York. ware found near the
body.
Doyle filmed Captain.
PHILADELPHIA, Juno hmfinmuol A.
iloyla '93. law. has been elected captain
of the Pennsylvania varsity crew. ill».
election will have to be ratified by the
faculty athletic mmmittoo and the rmv
in; committee, but as the election was
unanimous and as lloylc mmlo honors in
three of his five branches in the law school
this your the sanction of his election is
Mlflfl‘d. - ‘
High Wind In tlonhcclieub
first Haliifl’nii. Goon. .luoo i.-~A
hull and wind storm of hurricane violence
raged here, uurmitinu trees. ruining drops
and utterly demollnhlng several private
conservatories. The storm lasted about
1.“; minutes The loss to the farmarr will
he very heavy.
Manley ilas “Wired.
iisrmm. June l-ullsnry )1. Stanley.
hi. it. who has loan so seriously ill hem
rate have loads it necessary to li‘fill for
his wife. has "watered and is client to
alert for Motion
The hoopla ”inward.
Newman", New, Vs. .llmc halting
Summers Ill. timith, a pliotlmnl, while is.»
my launched at this place. income on
wagon“. and was chair. and two mph
1......1
isoss,‘ am its-“William T
Ilia-t
flit hiss ass‘m
custom 11 11:. Samuel minim:
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium.
Hor‘phine nor other Narcotic sub-
stsnce. It isahermless snbstitutbfor
Percgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ are by
millions of Mothers Castoria' is the
Children's ransom—the Mother's
'CASTORIA,
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Coriolis. and see that the fee sinn.
signature of
is on the ‘ ‘
Wm- rm.
Wenhullpro— '
tact ourselves and the public at all basalt.
Tun. Cannon Courmvvflf Murray st..N.Y.
amfllti’ '
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4051‘ I Examiner In
U. 3. Patent once,
I576 to 1883
Offices, 4‘31} Main Street,
BRIDGEI‘ORT. CONN.
Norwalk .
,Lobsters
Caught off Norwalk Islands.
Leave yourordcrs undhuve .
them delivered every Solar-
day at
HUNT&ZELUFF’S
wot-11.... 1.. and Retail
Fish,
Clam and
Vegetable
MARKET. . . . . .
Telephone Cull. IO-ll
l
sun-usa—
B A. VICKERS
DEALER LY
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Etc.
125 Washington Street. 80. Norwallr'
—«-~«»4¢o
ButtonChecseJhruanr" evil Pli‘uztrw-e"
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'l‘ry “Epicure llr:111(l"C:11111t'd
(lumhl.
Ami llrccn h'lmmlmn Cliccsc
tummy l plump-rt"!
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. Altai . “will“.
A Reflection of loursclf.
Your lmnw mirrnfi worst-if and your
ctllutuu for 'l‘ he u all and the dumm- '
lions 11 ii the «fury New will tlmsprinw
llllll‘- will 11 m anything is maulu'ulll
11ml lmddimr lulu life 11ml lwmlliw is i as
time to (-lumuu your 111mm lulu resinous.
linvo spring hluwmilug 1111 the Walls all
the your annual. That Won't man im-
|ml-.~1lilI-.:1fl,l‘r you‘ve seen our Merit.
1’. during. pllpfli' hanging and 0.me
ion. .
if not 19mm 11 lent for 3.1111 to i all at lilo
store drop 11 ”mild, and lwdl lwpltaml
in cell ml you with a full lhwoi' «nipples
E2. 2.. GORHAM,
l0 Flitll’l' AVENUE.
East Norwullr, .. - thwtlueothlul
”IKIVOUR
‘wa’rtva Known
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Norwalk Chronicler