- Norwalk. Conn,
71111111111111 1111111111 11
IEIISE PARABIIARIS.
Mel Mallets W1. Carroll Emil
OM run the highly: all lmyr
ll lyrical Connecticut Tom:
1115.!) W Fitch, of Merwiu street,
is sick.
The Carpenters' Union will meet to-
night.
III-Deputy Sheriff James Toner was
forty- -four years old Saturday.
Company D members have received
their May Day parade checks.
Miss Nora Mokelcy,of Harbor avenue,
1 has bécu taken to an insane retreat.
W.M. 131101.11... Water street, Nor-
walk. butcher, has retiredfrom business.
Frank Brady, of River street, has a
sorefoot, caused by cutting it with an
axe.
There will be some excellent horse
111111111111 the Norwnlk Fair, Grounds in
August. ‘
Lieutenant W. E. James, of Company
I", will go to New Haven, Wednesday,
to take his examiuatiou.
Town Clerk Smith has received for
distribution copies of the report of the
Connecticut Board of Agriculture.
Yelterdny Chief of Police Bradley
wnl after the boys who were shooting
of! fire crackers 1n Mechanics street.
The Alpha Wheel“ club has received
.11 invitation to participate 111 the prize
bicycle parade at Bridgeport, July 4.
Tho Westport bicycle road race will
take place Wednesday aftcmoon at 4
- o'clock. A number ofNorwalk riders will
compete. _____‘_
A daughter of W. N. Andrews, of
Bethe], ten years of age, got up in the
night. and. while asleep or in a state of
somnamhulism, walked about the house.
She walked too near the stairway and
fell down stairs. A doctor. who was
sent for, found that the girl had frac-
tured her thigh.
Among the callers at the capitol Sat-
urday was Rev. Charles M. Sellock, of
who visited the State
Library to verify some dataforthc “His-
‘tory of Norwalk" which he is engaged
in writing. Mr. Selleck is well- known
{5.1111, accurate and painstaking writer
M on subjects relating tothc early history
of Connecticut. as well as through his
having been for many years principal of
the famous Sellcck school for boys at.
Nonmlk.-Albauy Journal.
Mrs. Mary Ann Parkcr, widow of Dr.
Williard Parker, dicd Saturday at her
borne in New Canaan. She was in her
eightydirst year. During tho. greater
part of her long life shc was the guiding
power in many good works with which
the public never learned to associate her
name. In her own expenditures she was
singularly economical. in ordcr that she
might give the more lavishly to others.
In war times Mrs. Parker was the bond
and life of the great Sanitary Relief
bazar, which covered the greater part of
Union Square, New York.
George Merchant, of Redding, who
died June 10, aged eighty-two years.
was one of a family of fivc brothers who
were at one time all living on contigm 111s
farms. The most prominent was ()ortcs,
who represented the town in the [cuis-
lutnrc and was also Scoutorflmm that
district. The deceased was never mar-
ried. llcloft‘onitc allur- propcrty and
was one of lh'ddiug's richest man. By
usingular provision of his will be was
buried in a lot near his housc and a sum
of money set aside to erect and main-
‘tain a monument.
The dissatisfactirm in Danbury with
the new rates of insurance docs not
abate. Some of the larger building
owners and merchants assert that tho
Insurance companies are doing :1 large
business in the town, and thei; prcm.
lums during the last tcn yours have
amounted to two or tbrcc times 1111 much
as their loses. Some who feel most
aggricved arc, cousidcrhn: \vlu-thcr it
would not be both-r to withdraw from
the cmupauh-o in which thcy arc i1111urcd
and take out policies in companies not
hmnlms of the New England Insuraucc
Exchange.
a plane.
wanna a cm: 1.11. mun-11.1 1
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modems 1113111 oval Money
'Metal Waxes Warm. 1
RUSSELL Ill NOT A OARDIDATB.
Says ll. Wm 00 to the Chicago Convol-
tlou u I Prlnte Cltlren and 1111.. the
Gold Stoddard—Ill furorl Whitney For
"President.
\‘avv YouK, June 23.
morning says:
The llncs of the forces which animals-
log a flgbt for the gold standard in the
national Democratic convention woro 11m-
uerlally strengthened yesterday. Former
5121-. rotary Whitney wont to Albany, re‘
novvnd his political friendship with Sena-
tor lllll, uml 1111 11 result of their conference
It Is probable that tho flliuuclnl flank of
the Syracuse convention last September
will bo adopted In h'nrntoga tomorrow.
(In the heels of tho news of the alliance
of Senator Hill and Mr. Whitney came the
announcmuont from Boston that former
Governor Russell had decided to no to
Chicago and old In the light for the gold
standard. In order that his motives may
not be 111Ilundorstood he wlll not allow
his name to be prom-mod to the conven-
tion as a condlduto for the nomination
But In spite of the strong flght that I11
being made by the sound money man it is
probable that the silver l’opullsts will
dominate the Chicago convention. Gov-
crnor Altgold, who will have absolute con~
trol of the Illinois convention. which
meets in Peoria tomorrow, may be the
master spirit in Chicago also.
50 for. 61111 of the Wildelcgatos to the
Chicago convention have been chosen.
The silver men control 353 of them, while
the advocates of sound money have only
253.1‘hor‘euro 300 delegates yet to be
chosen They will be elected durluu the
present week from these st:1tc.i":Georglo,
Illinois. Indiana, New York, North Caro
llna, Ohio, Texas and Wisconsin.
In only three of those states, and possi-
bly only In two of them, will the gold
standard mun receive any encouragement
Wisconsin will choose :Zl sound money
dell-gums, and tomorrow Now York will
swell the list of gold standard (lolcgutcs
with her? Jvotus. There is hope that ion
sound money man may ho chosen In Dido,
but. the hope hangs by oslendcr thrcud.
The best they can hope for In full cut of
tho 3110 delegates to be chosen.
This Is the situation. therefore, as it
stands today:
h‘ilvor delegates chosen, 358; silver dele-
ngtcs to be chosen, 1111; total silver Ilulu-
gates, 547. Gold delegates chosen, 2.33;
gold delegates to be chosen. 101i: total gold
delegates, 3.311, Majurlty for silver, 1in.
-—The llcrald this
The Snrutogn Convention.
San/1700A. .quo 2:}.—-Now lork state
Democratic convention, which lucots hero
tomorrow, will unquestionably declare In
favor of the gold standard. It. is said that
It will be unequivocal and as strong as
language can make it.
The platform has already been drafted
in a rough state by Senator Hill, and It
much: with the approval 11f .‘lr. Whitney.
Secretory Lamont and other party Icndcrs.
The most striking feature of It, accord-
Im: to an authority, Is that It Is awarding
to tho Ih-uumrots of tho coflutry. of tin-
1langcr 11f declaring for silver.
'l‘hcrowill be veryllttle talk of silver
at the state convention. Less than a dozen
d1-lcgntos have h1u'll Instructed for silver or
uninstructcd for gold. Lewis county has
eluded silvcr dob-gates, but thcy are not
capcctcd to cad-11 any troublc.
Aside from the sound moncy declara-
tion of the convention the state cdnvcn-
lion will be made decidedly intercstlun by
the fact. that. thcro will be no factioual
contests.
Every branch of the party will meet on
a common vantage ground to work for tho
causc.
'I‘hc delegates at large to hosoloctod will
probably be Scooter IIIII, W. (3. Whitney,
cx-Govcrnor Flower and Senator Jason
A. Cantor.
The convention will, It Is thomrht, Inst
not more than one day. MuyorJobn Iloyd
'I'luu hor 11f1‘.:lb my Is slated for both 1.11m-
ary and pct-111111111111. chairman.
Win-11 a press r1'pr11scntotiuo sow Senator
IIIII. I111 said: "I have nothing to aim out
for publication. W11 havi.1 had 11 Ilttlc in-
formal talk. but have dccidcd upon noth‘
lug. W11 would like Mt Whitney to no 1111
:1 dob-1111111 :it largo to tho ('hlcugo1-11111'1‘4111
1iou. 'l‘ho vacancy for which we WIIIIIII
nnmo him still exists."
Senator lllll 1h11-II111-1I to make public
the plank 1111 Hasbro. "11 said: “I cannot
ulvc It out ln'l'ullso its pbrusoolngy is not
comploto. It will not be ready for publi—
1'111Io11 until the commlttco on resolutions
cousldcrs it." .
Scmuor llill then called Chulnuan
Illnckh-y. and ho said: “No, we have not
selected the fourth delegate to accompany
r-‘cnotorx IIlIl, Murphy and Mr. l-‘lowor.
We want Mr. Whltnoy. and be I11 my only
personal 1. holoo.“
Mr. Whitucy consented to bo lutcrvh'w-
ed as to tho quosllon 11nd s11l1l:"lshall no
lo ('hlcano and onwct to I111 at. the Audi
torlum shortly after July I. I repcat.
however, that. I will not. no either 11s 11. 1l1'l1
canto at Inruo or as udlstrh't dclcgolo. but
slmplyan a |llllllcll|719llY1m.Wn how
tnchd (over the fluuuclol plouk, but W11
have not yct p:11pur1:1l :1 draft of It. I do
not anticipate any very great oppodiiou
from ullvcr people In the state convention."
The 11111111111 of William ll, llrmro and
Francis Scott are incutlouml fortbo fourth
dcluuate at large. WIIIUII‘I . lllmll of
lluflulo l11uI11o 1111-utl11111-1l,l1ut. I11 not ho
Ilovod to have a very extensive backing.
the Ohio Democracy.
Cmrnul 1-1. 1)., June gar-ITIIIQKBIA‘H to
the IIcmm-rallc convention uro comlmr In
slowly, and the Indications are that tin—r.-
wlll ho 1ch visitors. 'l’hocouvontlon 111111411
tomorrow. all the prcllmlnary work being:
done by life dim-I111 delcualcs and compili-
Ice meeting» tonight. lion. .Iobn McMa-
hon of Dayton, having dcollucd to act 1111
temporary chairman on the ground that
be bo11 been too frequently turucd down
by Ibo party, the question of who will pru-
side i.- lmlug discussed, but the tmuporary
chairman will not he 1111111111! until the
state control conmdtlco nu-utu. llun Mr.- 1
lnvllln, fornmly ninth 11111111111111! 01111111111111»
my, and Allen W. Thurman 11111.- tho lend.
111111.! the free silo-rites, who will lint-1111
hi1: Mallority In the contention. 'l'lu-y
clulm tho-roars- {126 delegates plcdged to
vote for 11 Iron rllvcr plank In the platform
and 112 plcducd to the gold standard, while;
do are doubtful The gold standard turn '
only claim 11111111 115’ .3 outcomes, The 11111
jorlty of tln- (11111 silver 1111111 I11 so great
that tho onu‘nllou will probably adopt
thonull rule. The. doleuabri at 1111111 to
the national c1111v1-nll1m otl bingo will
all bowonounmd {no silvnr 1111111. It ll,
conceded that John ll. M1: been of l ‘-l11ciu 1
null. Allen IV Thurman of Columbus and!
11 1
‘l- 1-111 to
em. . Finley
of Buoy’rulu edge J. I Blandin of
Cleveland. There ll a scarcity of candl-
natal for pieces on the state ticks, and It
is probable there will be some no names
on it. A. A. Brown. an attorney of Clu-
cluuatl. seems to be the choice of the free
silver mop for secretary of state."
Indium Democrats
lxurssacous. June Bil—Democrats ot
111111111111 11111 gathering in great numbers
for the state convention which will he held
tomorrow.
It I11 probable that two days will be do-
voted to the convention. Eros silver will
curry, and the platform will be very strong,
(:11 orlng free 11nd unllmltcd, lmumdlalo
and lud1uumdont coinage of sllvor at the
ratio of lo to l. The free lllvor dc logatcs
will include 1,500 of the 1,747 delegates.
tho majority of the gold standard element
coming from Indianapolis. - There is a
long list of cumlldates for tho vorlous
officel, the prospect being that II. F. rlblve-
ly of South Bend will be nominated for
'ovcrnor. ’I‘hc lrco silver executive com-
:11It1ue has made all the arrangements for
thooonvcntlou. ILC. Belief Fort Wayne
will be chairman and Dan McDonald of
Plymouth secretary. Governor Matthews
and the silver leaders have been at work
on the plutfbrm. The delegation wlll be
solid at. Chicago for Matthews 111111 free
silver. The selection of delegates at large
made by the governor are Senators ’I‘urpls
and Voorhees. Judge McCubo of the su-
pmuo court and G. V. 1hlonzlos of Mount
V 1111111111.
The district delegates will be selected
tonight at the district meetings. The only
content will be In this, the Seventh, dlstrlct.
and this will have to be settled by the
committee on credentials. It In hoped that
:1 compromise will be reached. The con-
vention promises to be the largest ever
held by the party In the state.
Wilchulln Demoerntl For Gold.
MILWAUKEE, June 21l.—Ths gold men
and friends of the Cleveland admlnlstrm
tlou appear to have captured the Wisconsin
[)1-111ocrnoy. and at the state convention
of the party the gold men will be able to
have their own way. The silver forces of
the 11111111 are not organized and the vlclo-
.'i1-1-1 won by them In the preliminary skir-
111l11I1os about. ten days ago alarmed the
gold men and only tended to spur them on
111 more vigorous eflorts. Every gold stand-
out man In the state was called upon to
make 11 spcclul effort to secure the election
of [mill delegatcs, and the result was that
in some of the counties which were
thought to be blmetulllc the gold men
wore successful. There will be 359 dole-
gntcs in the convention, or one for every
$11111 votes vast for Cleveland In 189:3. A
1’111'1'ful estimate shows that there WIII I111,
us far as board from, 119 gold men, 117 all-
1'1-1' 1111.111 and 721i doubtful. Thomas I".
Fruwh-y of End Claire, a gold standard
man, will be temporary chairman.
Free Sliver In‘Texnl.
Ars’rm, Juno til—Tho congressional
convention for the Ninth congressional
district mot 111-111111111 rcuombmtcd Joseph
I). Hnycrswltlu111topposithin. Ho whim-1111-
1.1l the convention and stated that he was
unequivocally for fr1-11 coinage at ill to l,
and that issue was the only one on which
he (Illlcrcd from Cloveland. He also In
for111111l hcnrcrs that thcro was no political
doctrine that he would not advocate and
no political party he would not. support
r.1th1 1' than son [,hwi'o'pullsts gain control
of tho government Tho platform 11d: 1tcd
mm for hlll'l’l' at Id to I irrcspectlve o the
action of any other nation.
ltllslell “'1" No! Bull.
Ilos'rox, .luun 22:1.-—l12x-Govor11nr Wil-
liam E. 11.11.1111 has Issued 11 stun-mom on
his posltlou relative to tho lh-nmorotlc
prcsldomlul nomination. In It be WWI
1Iv1~ly 111111111: that his 111111111 will not I111
;1r1-~1'ut1-d to the Chicago c1u1v1-nflon; that
1111 will if” to Chicago, not 11:1 :1 dob-unto,
but 1111 :1 cltlzcn Interested In tho declara-
1lnu of his party for 11 “old standard, and
{umber-1111111- he will urge all his friends
and 1-11pp11rt11rs lo .1lo lhclr utmost to 111-.
1-111, tho selection of William (3. Whitney
as the presidential unmluco.
Joined the llrmul Gauge Faction.
Linn-7 Rook, .lunc 'JiI.-—'I‘h11 I'rohlbl-
lllllllalrl of Arkansas Imvo soverul flu-Ir
1'1111111'1'li11n with 1ho"narr11w 1111111111" I'ro
l1ll.itloul..t~1 and joined Ibo “broad uuugu"
Naiionul party. .\11 111l1lr1's11l111s lll'l'fl I11.
wood to tho I’rohlbItIonMs of tho stat-1 1111
vlnlug tin-111 to support the new orgaulzo-
1l11n. 'l‘ho IIIIIITIVF“ b. slum-d by thosmtc
chairman. llm. s1-cr1-1ury. tho cxcoutlvo
~11111111ln1-c. 11111! the l’rohlldfloulsts' candl-
1:111! for govcrnor.
HOBART HONORED
l' alt-non l'caple Ilntlfy the Nomination of
11er Townlmnn.
I’A’I‘l-ilonx, N. .l., .quo flit—This city
turnedout In a body but night todo hull-1f
1o Horn-11 A. Ilolmrt, tho Republican
nominee for vice prosldout. ercr I11 Its
history has such 11 1I1u1111n111.r11tl1111 been
hold. The entlu1 city wow 11 111111111 of bunt-
Inu and final. Ilml Ill-1111111! flroworka Worn
bucuv-d throughout tho ulght, and thc
pcopld chccrwl 11-1 tbcy 11111'111' bod occasion
1111b1'11r l111f111'11. (Inn of the denrofl of the
111-11111n1111'ollon was a parade. lu whlcb 10,-
111111 1111111 wuru Iu Iluc. Including soullulcs
of 1-171-ry ordcr—-lnb11r. 111ll|tary,polltl17nl,
sorrel. fraternities 11nd wboollmm.
’I‘lm Iluo of march was taken up at tho
'moory. where :1 n-ccptlou had bm-u hcld
oorlh-r In the ova-ulna and about which a
drum 111111111 of chi/.1111- hml oougreuulcd,
.71ud from lbcrotbo proconlon movcd to
Mr. IIobart's rcsldunco, when- It was r11
vicwcd by tho ucu1lc1unu In whom honor
It had started, bylinvoruor (lrlugv and the
mayor of tho city. Aluonn Ibo other» who
spoke 11-111 Mr. lloburt hluuu'lf. and be do:
chm-1| 1l1al, 111'1111 though dcfcut 11l11111l1l
«31111111 to l1I1n.I111 would l11111utb1ll1~1l,b11-
111111111 of tho grand 1l111non111r111l1u1 tin-
uomlnotlon had made It pom-loin to hold.
Iluwos prcwntcd l1 two tunnnlllcvnl
floral l11u'111'11bo1111,1uwb 111 foot high, 11111-
from tho llomlllun club and the other
from the board of lmdn.
An Italian Killed.
Hoummvowru, )1. ll.. .luun t.’ll.~'l'he
body of 1111 Italian laborer nm11cdlllobaui1l
linlllu'vlo was found In the woods by .t.
II. Snowy of ltooity III”. 11 low miles from
tin-111love. Hl'flYl‘y hcnrd tho report of a
gun, tollowml by a cry. and bomb 1..
M'ifl‘l‘ll for tho 1311111111 of tho dlsturbmwc.
Ifo 1::111111 upon the man lit-t before Ilfu
«1:111 extinct. Ilc bad [1111-11 11I111t1l11'11uyl1
tho and 121111 the sbollldvr and bind to
death, an artery buvlllu bum 1111\1'1'1111
Willi-.ms’ llmrbnll 11111111111.
W11.1.1.111.:1ro11 1'. .Vi:11111..J11111- :1. -_ 11‘ 1111111
'. Downy, 'lli‘, of .‘llluaukcc, nos vim ml
captain of the Williams baseball team for
In.“ t’ufl.
Myst!!!
Artist Bouguereau Marries Miss
Gardner In Paris.
LOVED 1111111 crass 111111: YEARS.
Oppmltlon of Ills "other Prevented Their
linltm I Ian. Ago-«Both lino Ear-ed
Fame and Fortune was the Bulb—Sh-
Wu- llll Pupil.
Paula, Juno lid—The waddle of
Adolphe William Bouguereau. the1 stin-
gulshed French painter and member of
the Institute, and Miss Elizabeth Gardner.
an American Indy,I who has been for many
years his pupil, occurred very quietly.
The civil ceremony was performed at the
Malrlo of thofilxth district and the roll-
glous ceremony I11 the chapel of the Convent
of Notre Dame do Slou. The latter core-
1nony was private, only a dozeupeople be-
ntss ELIZABETH HARDNER. ‘ """"
lug prcsont, including Mr. and Mrs. Glnlu,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. tl111Unite1l.Smtes
consul amoral. Snmucl E. Morse. and Mrs.
.\ ‘1: and Mr. and Mrs. Tuck. The bishop
of Anger ofllclated.
Miss (x'ardncr's witnesses to the nursing-
ny wrre (‘onsul General Morss and 'MI'.
Tuck, while those for M. lluuguercau
ivore Messrs. Ginln nnd Thomas.
The chapel was beautifully decorated
for tho occasion, and after the ceremony
tho gucsts sat down to a wedding bron l1-
find. at the residence of Mr“. and Mrs.
Tuck. The least of "The Bride" was re-
spomlcd to by Consul General Morse.
M. 1101112111111... was born In La Rochelle
in 11925 and is now In his seventy second
your. flu is a 11111n1b11rof the Institute of
France and an officer ’11f the Leulon of
Honor. Ilegolncd tho Grand Prize In 1850
and went. to Rome. Ills rcol fame dntm
from 1111.1, when be exhibited “The Body
of St. (freclln ltorne to tho Catacombs."
Uthcrs of his uote‘d works are “ I‘bilomcln
and Promo," ltllil, and tbc”Mut1'r All 11-
torum," 111713, For the latmr the art at.
reached 1'. ’ 000 francs from the govern
mom and refused double that sum from
u pmmlnout individual
Solid “'orlll Bxhlblted.
At the salon of 1577 ho exhibited the
"\‘loruo 1:11nsolatrlc"11
mud “Youth and i .. .ml
frightful Result of the 11111111111” or. a
Train Engine Boiler.
Woonvuu, Tom, J one L3.-—At Dou-
rette, three mllcs north of Woodvllla, the
11111111 engine holler of the Nebraska Inim-
hsr company exploded, killing seven men
outright and seriously If not fatally Injur-
fuu three others; It looms that the engi-
neer was just ready to start for the log
camp when the explosion took place, some
six or eight 1111111 being in the cab. Six of
the seven victims had their heads entirely
turn from their bodies and were otherwise
mutilated beyond recognition. The fol-
I'lwlng I11 11 list of tho klllcd:
A. I. Doncotto, president of the Nebras-
I. a bumbcr onlllpfllly.
Grant llnnuuorly. engineer.
('hurlcuWalworlh,fol-01111111.
Charles Slullh, suction band. _
Wylie Sargent, 111llll1n111l.
A man known about .the mill as
I'ronchy, but whose right name could not
be ascertained. ,
Another unknown man. ..
The wounded are: Dan A. Harman,
fireman. arms torrlbly lnooratvd and palm
fully sculdod about the face and nook: I).
O. Sullivan, section hand, Imdly scolded;
---'-- bowling, scolded about the {111111 and
neck.
The reports of just how the accident
lappencd are somewhat conflicting. ()no
report In that the engine had just left Dou~
cottu Md bud 111111} ed the track. Tho mon
1rowdod around to got the engine back,
when the explosion occurred. Another re-
port says the men were in the cab when
the accident occurred. The marine was
what is known as o "shay," wltb‘tbu 111a-
chluery on one side and the drivers pro-
rollcd by cogwhcoh J ust what caused
the explosion will probably never be
known. The water which supplied the on-
ulne has' been low and muddy. and the
sediment ls suppmcd to have cakcd In the
bottom of the bollcr until It. be: 1111111 dan-
:crous.Auotl1cr reason given Is that tho
1-uglneerlot his water got low, with a bot
fire, and turncd on the injector. An eye-
witness says I111 board the noise and squat
ted betwucn the tics and lookcd. Iron flow
through the sky like shot. and carried ov-
11rytblngln Its path. The 1111111 who met
death ,uover know what killed thou). A
sharp report, a ralnllko 111111111 of Iron, and
It was all over. Six of the dead warn bur-
ied near tho scone 11! their dcath, and the
remains of Mr. Iloucetto wrro brought
Izero and forwarded to Orange.
CAUSED A SENSATION.
Ivy From General Leo's Grave l'lsnted on
Yule Campus.
NEW HAVEN, .lunc nil—Thorn was :1
tremendous sensation on tho Yolocaulpus.
con-ed by n11 uncxpcutcd ronmrk made by
llcv, I)1'. .Ioscpb 'I'wltcbcll of Hartford
during: his 11111111611 at. tho dcdlcotlon of the
Woolsoy 11111111ori.1l 1111111111.
It arose from the fact that. the ivy
pluntcd at the class day cxcrclscs won
from tho grave of General liobrrt E. Lee
The fact. that this Ivy was to bo 11.1111
bu» occasioucd :«uuc. littlo conuncnt out~
Fllll' tbc collogo tho pihl few days. Ilov.
.‘1.Ir. ’l‘witchcll liol1lsnposltl1o| 1111111111111111
Yule olnmnl second only to that. of L'huuu-
cry M. Ilopow. and his Wurllti are always
"In-11 grout wu-lubl.
In tho cours:1 of his spcoch rcfcrrlng to
Professor \I’oolsoy, llr. 'I‘wltclu-Il said:
“Ho was 11 I'niou 111.71.11.I1c:1rt and soul,
it would uuiko this brim/.11 .‘dllllm
Low " In 1571) "Pb-1n, " In 11375 ' ’l‘h1-;:W‘I'11 Ila lnml mm» ho to know 1l1.-1t tho
Virgin, tho Infant. .l1-~1u1-1 and St. John the | 1.1111luolluu 1' loss of Yale mm to plant on
Ilaptlst." “ I‘lom nnd '/.1pl1yruh’ and "A ' the walls of a building on the “umpire on
“111111 '.1' " In INT-l“1l1url1y," ‘lloihcrmull Ivy from tho 111111... of ticucrul llobort l1).
Ills liable" and “Itnllansat liFouutolu.”
Loo (luncral 1.11:1 was .1 good 1111111, but
in 11173 ‘ Nymphs 11nd Smym" nud“'.'II11" ho was by II 1.111111 i11f11u11111.-11 111s.» "
Little M1 1ruud1 r11, ‘ in 157:) “Ilnrvcst,
Time" and “‘I'luv Mower,"
ll:1111cr" and “'l’bo Vow of >1. Anne.
'I be bride Is one of tho urcutcst women
11
i
I
’lhls utt1rou11~ 1"111111 likr- :11h11111l1r1lap
in 15.1) - 1111-1 from a flour sky. but thoromw node-1111111-
rtrutlou until be bad ll11lsl1e1l.:uul thou
the mmdluuuntory words were fm-Iy c1111—
111'1111111 of tho day, and In 114117 she was 1l11111l. 11111 mowusus ofoplniun 11111111111, tho
mvurdcd the gold medal of the Paris Salon. 1
sin: lwlllu 19111 only .\1111~rlc.'111 woman onist marks wcrc 111 11-1»: ill adviw-d.
who has llllln lu'un l|1ll10r1'1l.
She became ,
acquainted with M Ilougucrcau no My ‘1'? 1
yr :13 ago, when she was struggling to get.
a foothold in (I111 art W1. rid
I
professors and scuior-i boluu that. the re-
lnnurdiotoly nth-r [lu- (Indicatory cxcr-
1ls1~~ Ibo iv} 1'~1»111111itt11.- In M :1 bunting,
711d1I1cpropodtiou w 11s made to all: 111311
ll111lvy, but ii 1111. 111ml d11w11,.'1111l 1t
shu [11111: 111111 his pupil and would how I “as plantcd with the11s1111l111r11111111i11s
married him ycurs ago had it not boon for
the opposition of M. Ilouuuorcou' 11 motbor,
who obp-ctcd to bur 111111 unirryiug on
Alucrlcou. ’I'homolbcr dl11d somc limo
aloud, and the marriage followed.
l‘nlntlngl by the llrldr.
Sovereign For Teller.
KASnAs Cl'l‘l ..l1111o 2.1—.l ll. Hover-
.lgu, g11111ol lllilbltl‘ Workman of tbo
Kulubt; of I.ub11r,.~:1i1l [11111'11l'r1'sptllllli'lll:
'I shall support Schnior IIrIu')‘ .\I. 'I1-iI1'r
Among lhc bride's \vorks 111'11. "(form-Ila i If I111 i~ 1111111i11oi1'1l. and I lu-Ih-vo that or
“I'iu1l11rclln.”
followed by “Corinne" I11
INTI. "'l'lto Sorceress" ill INTI), "The
human 'l’cllcr" In Hill, "limb and Na-
11ml" In 11-1711, “Mom-11 In th1~li11|lru.~.l1c.~."
11111I“.\Inu1| .\I11lI1-r"l11 IKT‘J. ”l'l'lal'lllil“
I11 Iii-ll, "Daphne and ('hloo" In law}.
“The Capr‘lvo" in 15.521 and “A Corner of
tho Form" In 111171.
”or painting, "llupmlcuoc, galucd for
hortluv gold modal of the Paris Solon.
Slum 11157 who has cxl1lbitcd"’l'bu ‘l‘wo
Mothers," "I11 the Woods," “The Letter
111 the “minimum" "Soap Ilubblcs" and
“fly the “rock." llor 1mm {mucus work
bl"Il11vId tbo Siwplwrd." This picture
I11 lllustrallvc of ISamuoI. xvll. The youth
b1 rcprcscutrd with 111111 khan on the lion's
neck. the other on tho ground. The body
I11 thrown slightly l1o1-kuur1l.1.ho left
hand rolmd in lrlmuphnut thm1ksglv.luu
Il11r .lcwchi" 11nd
Tin-so were
and
11
I'romincnt llotc-l Iii—111p" lilllml.
M1.“ AllK. N. .l., .lunc L’it—Jnluos Mao-
1'1'1-11dy, fonucrly 1111 11111111 v.'11ll known I11
the went, but who for tho pin-11. live your:-
I11111 kupt the Hilton hotnl, In front of
which the annual lrvluutou-Mllburn road
race In st11ri111l,,was Instantly killed I11 11
runaway urcldcnt. .lbudfmuly was walt-
qu to tulm his wlfo drlvluu when tho null
and suddenly duuhml olf,1.l1rowluu hlm
unoluvta telegraph polo and fracturing
his skull. Mncl'rmdy's lost work on tho
1.1111111 won with Nolllo Melloury. ”1- pre-
vl11u11ly11turrodu11 tho head of tho .\I1111~
(In'ndy llramallo company. In this he
was supported by Bib-11 rilollo Ilarr, to
whom he was aftcrmml murrlcd
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
Illuhwuymcn buhl 11p a conductor on 11
1'.I‘11W1l11l trolley car ucar Iloruou llom I1,
Woulh llroohlyn, and look from blm all
the fore-1 I111 had collected
Amcr luau wblst players begin tlmlr
sixth annual mountain at the Oriental I111-
lcl. Manhattan Ilonch.
licnjmuln II. llrlslow. former scorpion
.1111] lo 1.11?" a prominent candidate for tho
llrpublleun prcsldeuflul unloluutlou, 1l'1111l
ln New York on his sixty fifth birthday.
A duel won fought at Kahuncmlorf.
m-ur Ilcrllo. helm-1111 Monti-1111111. finch 11f
tho NlutIO rcpluu-nt 11nd ldoulmmut Imch 1’
flu-.1 11f the Sixth regiment. 'l‘hu Weapons
11111~1lw11ro plntoln. Lieutenant Luchrluu
wail shot and almost Instantly killed
1411 Aim-111M111 llorrl11. the well known
tlumtrhopoml operatic 1111111npz11r,dh-1Iot
Il'olkustolm, England
'I‘he rcvnlnvrl In Iquitos, l'eru, under
('11Iou1'l Ammo Ian-mm. have captured
Moyubalubu. The light took place on the
lldlnlt.
'nuuirvd labor 1111111~rully will do so.
'1 l1:-
l§l|lubts of Labor all our the country are
lorl1l111. (in tho l‘1u'1II1:.vdopul|1o Wonlcrn
I"1-1I1-rollou of Minor». which includo gold.
>lll‘1'l‘ and coal minors, hourly [1111,111111
~11'1111u. on- slrouuly I11 his favor. 511 Is
llnv I'.--1l1~r.'1tln1n of Labor 1111 ll111 con-I, 1111
firm I can Icaru. and tho powcrful 511.71.
1.11111‘s unlou'us \vvll. ’l‘bu' foruu-r mom-
bcrs of the Knights of Labor I know to bo
111111111~Insll1711lly for him. I’m-11 mluuuo of
allvur 1-4111 bu Ibo lssuc, and organized lu-
1.111- 211 for It."
Detroit's Centennial.
luzruorr, .luuc 2:1.—-l).-1r11i1 will colo-
|1r71h1 tlu- 111111 I111111Ir1~d1l1 onulvcrsary of
1b111'vucuullon of Ih'irolt by tho Ilrllish
.Iuly ll I11 11 mama-r bcflltlnufho hbuorlo
I’lUll‘Zil'll'l‘ 11f tI1o1-v1-11f. lion M. Dickinson
unnouucml having scrum-d tho l'llllst‘lll of
11111 :11'1:l'1.'l1|rl1'1i 11f war and navy lo purmlt
1h1- 11111111111 lu 1|1l11 vicinity and tho l'ul11-1I
511111111 steamship .\ll1'blu:1n and crew and
lbc Michigan 11:1vol r11.~1-rvc~lo participate.
lion-ruor ll'h‘crrull of Virginia will 1l1-llv-
1~r tho oratloo of the day.
W
More Fighting Around llulawnyo.
Ill 1.M\'Avo..lu1u1. fliI.-—~A patrol of 7.23
covalryuicu. brluulmx In 11'111111-11 11nd 1-bit
11m 11 in 1111 unuorml mulc wnuon, luul 11
Ill‘ufl'rilll' llubt with tho rclwlllulw native-1
11cm- .‘11llabury. Ha-vcu 11f the 11.111111 m-rn
lulu-d. and 111111 11117111 woumh-d, whllo ll
of tho boruos and all of tho mules M1111
klllud. 'I‘hc. 11111|V1111 about Il'ort l'hurter
are now rlslog
"limited I 111111.111.
HT. Lovm. .l1111117.'.i.-—.lu1lpo Vallbilnt
granted a 1llvor1'o lo 14111111111111 I1llll11n
Wiokos Ford. daughter of 'l‘homm II.
WIokoa. vlco pronhlunt of tho i‘ullmun l’alr
111111 17:11' company. from iicoruc illlvcr
l"11r1l. 'l‘hc pclltiou 11111. forth that on Full.
‘11:, 111113. the 1I11l11111luut donotlcd his wlfo.
Ford mmlu 1111 1l11f11111w
The Mono 'l'rlnl Ito-gun.
1111111131. "-1 -l|ll"".'il.~'l'lmtrIanf Ilom-
lllllvl l'ottcll, lbc young formhulul who
murdered Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Mononnd
lru Hillbou 111. 'I'ullmiuluo curly In the
spring, bcuuu burn] The work of Impou-
clluu :1 Jury 11111yc1m1111111o. Io'vvl‘ill days.
The trial pf'lllllfll'l lo lmlnh-rt-ntlnglur
cause of tho horrible nature of the crime.
Maths-d r1111 Pillage.
l11'11111o11..l111m.!11 moth Athens dispatch
to The 'l'luwu says that the Turks urn
marking the Christian shop-1 in 01mm, ls;
land of (7 rule, with across. and It In feared
1h. it this 11111111111 11 general pillage oru mus
«nu-u...
Sale
, o
7 , Shirt
THINGS ARE GORE. '
H. KRIEGER,
Iahlcklmo llotol Block.
Special
Waists! ‘ I
closing out all our Ladics’ Wail’ls. ‘
We have all the latestuovellics in that line
so you are bound to gel. suited.
COME EARLY BEFORE THE BEST
Mahackemo Hotel Block,
South Norwalk.
Three-
Coat
Concrete
Walks
ASPHALT,
PORTLAND
CEMENT
AND
FLAG
WALKS
Put down l1ycxp1~ricncc1l
1111111 at greatly r.-1I111'111I
prlccs ..... . .......
RAYMOND BROS.
1
‘0. Norwalk.
Physician iorWomen‘
MR5. DR. II. A. GUILFORD
Can be consulted at. her office
912 151111.111 Srnu'r, B1nuonronr,00uu,
From 10a. m. to" 1 p.111. any day except
“ Sunday.
The doctor is a romdar physician and for
the 1111-11 nineteen years has made the diseases
oiw11111~1111111m111111y1.11.111». suffering from
.111y1lilil1oltv lutldvut 1.1 flu1 sex 11111 consult
“I liullfnrdiuthc ntri l1‘.~‘l 111flll l1'll1-1- with
lvw :1w11r:1~1111oofr11111ivl11151l11-111mfukililu'un-l
.1:- 11- 1.1'1ill1 tr1 111111-111 k1111111111111111don1 surgery
11.11l n1odl1-i11o.ll11m1- 1111- with nor-11 fur-
r1i~lo~d Wllvn r111 11in d 'l‘1-ru1s 111111111111th
All lrllnrfl prompt v replied to. .Ill1'l(11~0 stamp
’
WAGONS I
New and Second-Hand.
BUGGIES,
PI'IIETONS.
OIRRIAGES.
OANOPIES.
SPIROLES, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
1111.1. AND sun THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper-Hanger. Calclmlner.
Painter.
M
DIALIR IN
WALL PAPER MOO BORDERS.
l NURTH MAIN STREET.
flouth Norwalk.
Humph- Ilmlkn of 1.1111111: Ht ylen of Papers,
Ilordcm and (Ill! Mouldings taken to
hon-11m for 11mpc Minn. 1111 111111111. by postal.
l11~1.i1m1n~111. llm-rlnllv (liven. mclil
IIAVI') YDUII
Furniture Re-upholsteredl
('arlu-M 'l'ukon1111.1?I11111111-I11111IIlmluld.
llolr Mattie-bum made over. Chairs r1!-
ll. Y.,llew Haven 1. Hartford
RAILROAD.
1 Trains Leave South Norwalk as follows: ’
For New York.
A.M. 506.640. air-[11511 7111,1111. 1111. 9
.1f 2
936.958.104ILII'21 . 1'26 2,111.9”.
l 117, I All. 5 '36. 6 30,13'21I,ll fill. 'I (17. ll ll. IOW-
scsmvs. '
A.M. 511.530.1111. 111.111.121.911.
Lonv. Now York for SoJ'hrrwnlk.
\. 111.500.1011, 7111. 11110. 111111. 101111. 1006. If no.
1111.1,11011. P.M.11u.2(1o. 110:1. 1112, m, 1110,
a a. 6011,6011. 'l on. 111111. 11:10, 1') 00.
sunmvs.
A. M. MELT”. P. M. MI). 12:10.
Leave South Norw-lk.
for New Havon.
A. M. 10:1. l 1111. 11:111. '1 311.8 111.9 11.101111. 1106
1111. I'. M. 11111..1:17.:1111,1211.11m, 5111, 1121.
1.21.: 111,811,911. 11 us.
DANBURY DIVISION.
Loans 50. H orwalk.
am. 1011. P.1d. 1 171. 1 3:1. 11 m. "a.
susmvs.
no. P.1d. 725.
Leave D-nbury.
600.730.951.11“). RM. 428. 657.
susmvs.
306. P. M. 606.
A. M.
AM.
A. M.
A.M.
scum 1101111111111 .
5111111165 11111111.
51 Wpuhlngton Street.
Open daily from 111.11 12 11. 111., and from
I 1.0 3 p. 111., and on Monday evenings
from 7111 8.
Iutcrcst allowed on deposits.
annex sowaxs Prest.
JOHN H. I1‘I12ltRIS,l/ice-Prest.
.llIlINII. KNAI’I’.Hm:.n111|’l'renn.
a.
Jacob M. Layton
Fire. Life and
Accident
INSURANCE”
Real Estaté and House Agent.
Ocean Sgnafmshlp ’l‘ickcts, and Sterling
Drafts. 111111111 N111 otlnted
and Stocks 1411 d.
0111111111. 5 RAILROAD 111.1011.
Next. to Post Office,
sour" NORWALK. : : : : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
V‘OUNG- MANI
Whytaketho chance of if) Inn
without Insurimce. when 'onr
(‘ cuts :1 day wlll
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1. 0001
()r Six Cts. day will give you an Endow-
11111111. of OI. payable to oumdll nu
iii-.11 Whh Insurance, lke averyth ug
1Ise,tl1c best In t|1c1zheapc11t.luuure In the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance 011.
()f Hartford.
4......
S. 5. L’HOMMEDIEU,
lll Wnnbluglou rim-«t, 811. Norwalk.
YOU OA'T DO BETTER
'l‘haa bravo Your Orders for
Print-
ingl
l
1'. 11ml.
‘ 1. c. WALLACE. At 11.. Sontlno
1.11 North 111111 1-11... South Norwalk. om”
ll ll “In
B
Made to suit the tlmu as well as the "1:01
hers. The richest man in town wouldn’t
ask for anything better; the poorest nun
in town wouldn ’task foranythingchelper.
A :1 oz. package for 5 cents. All: for
it at any tobacco dealers. If you prefer I
slightly heavier smoke—«Try 811mm.
Norwalk Chronicler