t
k
2‘“...
9r.
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llltllllll or run no Ii
, ; insrunenus.
fit. Pour» Fellowship club will meet
in the chapel Thursday night.
~' .jnatenoer Council, 0: U. .A. 1a., will
electricians tomorrow night.
The Green street ,cdrringe bridge at
Nurvinlk is being replankcd.
“T'l‘he west end of Catherine street is
. n3 regradcd and otherwise improved.
, i’l'he' Arctics and Winnipcuks will
play ball on the Fair Grounds. Wednes:
dayafternoou. ‘
The members of Sherman Comman-
dery, U. 0. G. 0., are picnicking at
Glen Island today.
«I
The Norwalk conolavo 0f Heptasopbs
will meet hereafter on the first and third
Friday of each month. l
trying to get a game with Hope Hose
company's baseball team.
The Connecticut turnpike is cloned
, from Stuart avenue west, because of the
operations on the Tolford‘road.
‘A moonlight sociable will be holdut
the residence of Frederick Fiedler, in
Broad River, on Thursday evening.
The Improved Order of Hoptanopbs
will meet in Mystic Chain Hall, Wash-
ington street, _ tomorrow night at 8
o’clock.
The elm trees seem to be doing re-
markably well this year owing to“ tho
general spraying of the trees about town
last summer.
Miss Mamie Soofiold, of NUI‘WlIlk, and
Miss ()ra Ticc and sister, of South Nor»
walk, started on their wheels yesterday,
for a tour through New York state.
The Epworth League, of the Norwalk
Methodist church, will hold a buninose
meeting at the church, immediately
after the prayer meeting Thursday
. 'ru
At a meeting of the Phil) Lodge Unt-
ing clulu-Saturda ‘ nttornom'i, it was vol-
edto increase the inomln-rship from lit-
ty to sixty—five. Several new momborn
were elected.
Thocxocutivo committee of . 'tuio
Firemen‘s lL‘iSHClllflull was in Ann
yesterday in Willimantio, making ar-
rangements for tho state convention
that will be bold August ~lth and 3th.
There was a mad dog in the baggage
car of a train from New York, finturdiiy
morning. Word was cont on to litany
ford while the baggage master redo on
the platform. At Stamford Ullioor
Kurth fired fifteen shots ut the dog with-
out killiug him and finally dispatched
him with his club.
The state circuit moot of tho Bridge-
port Wheel club nLl’loanuro lmach, July
of, in already attracting llllll'l‘l attention,
and tho indivntioim are that some fillf'l‘lly
riders will face the tape that day, when
the new musk at tho hunch will be for-
nlzllly opened. A line card has lu'oll ar-
rangod, and tho lll‘lZl'l-l will lw well Worth
(animation for. A. l’rizston :lht-l'wmnl lt-l
gustatory of the rat-ncoloniltlor. (b-orno
11. Allen, of Norwalk. in to be one omits
judges, and 1“. l5. Amblor one of the
. timers.
2—7
.3th
lt’e brimful of life and snap, bub—
bllng and foaming to the last drop,
and has a flavor and body that
pleases the most fastidious palate,
quenching the greatest thirst. Bo»
lag made from the. choicest roots
and herbs, it is n tonic for ch'ddreu
or grown folks. Once used a ways
used; you cannot drink too much
i
‘ Miss Alice Taylor, of westport, bra
1 been engaged to teach at the Poplar
l Plains school next year.
The Corkscrews, of Winnipauk, are
The :‘Mlcsourl ‘SllverWLeuder'Iv
Supporters . In Chicago.
concentric cents Guillermo.
The wan. mm Men A... run In in.
, mould-{me Blmntnma conference and
In omutuEx-Goventw now Reply to
Whitney—«Convention Outlook.
CllIDAGo, June sin—Tim Bland ”boom nl
thallrnt of the personal boom» toarrlve.
ilumgh It can hardly behold to be here
yet. George W.‘ Allen. necrotury of the alt.
Louie Bland executive committee, basal»
rlvud as an advanoeagent of the boom and
opened np‘what are to he the Bland head-
quarters at the Auditorium annex. He
says‘ that Governor Stone and Colonel
lilokey, with other Mimonrl friends of Mr.
lllnud. will ft the clty tonight, and
that they will ntlnno to 00”“! until
Monday, by which time there will . be an
army on hand. Monday night they expect
to have a parade which will open the oyoa
of the country to thomnunitudo of the
movement in the interest of . tho hilnsourl
Ill'flll A KI) P. BLA N D.
statesman. Mr. Allen counts confidently
upon Mr. Bland being the loading oandl-
date from the opening of the convent-ion.
Ho places the strength of Mr! candidate on
the first ballot at not fewer than L'ull votes
and says it may reach as high as 275. The
assured vote claimed at the present is llll
votes, combating of 34 from Missouri, ill}
from Texas, 16 from Arkansas and ti ouch
from New Mexico, ()klnhruna and ludlan
'l'orrltory. all of which are inntrur‘tcd for
lllnud, and 20 from Kansas, wlu'ru l:.' of
tho votm sufficient to control the delega-
tion under the unit rule, are pledged to,
him. ll‘o counts aim upon the \‘f‘lllVi-l of
llhlo, ’l‘onnusinoo, Louisiana, California,
Oregon, Colorado and other western littlitlfl.
Blmetnlllc (lnuf’erencé.
CHICAGO, Juno ill).—-’J'ho londom of tho
llelnocratlo silver forces in tho vnriou»
stains are born in large numbers to nttmul
the conference to ho hold at tho Sherman
Home under the nuspioonuf the bimetallic
lh-mm-rntic national rommlttm 'i‘ho
"looting is not to be of. no gutunrnl a char-
notnr M has ln-ou aupposud. it will boomn'
pound in n largo pronoun-of representatives-
of tho biuu'tnllin committee, which was:
organized in Wunblugtou last August, null
thorn will also be pri-sont other loading
~llvor llonmernlo to whom invitations
have lit-on (mint'cliilly extended. til-sunburn
will probably ho bold daily until the bin
ginning: of tho convention and pvmibly
.vhllo tho convention continues. if thorn
'lppoaru to be occasion for them.
'l'hogvnvral purpu l of the roiiformu't'
in to u-xonelsuaenp vimry euro over the
lntomstn of tho sllvorouuso in tho linin-
ooratlo mnrnutbm.
’l‘ho contort-noowm llrst decided upon
fu‘o months nun, wlwn tho eilwr propb'.
wore not so Fllfll of living ubln to control
the convention are they now are nnd when
they ooushh‘rml it pomlblo that it would
be necessary in the protu‘tinn of their in-
tnrmts to hoop all vyo upon the pim-n-ml‘
lll;:ll of the national lleinovmihz commit
too. It. WAR oomldnrod important at that
time that tho idlvor pi-oplu slmuld have
ouch a perfect umlurolalullug that thorn
Would be no doubtful moi-w madv In lllt‘
cuilvoutlon or ohmwlwru. Now they pro
fuse to for-l ruinurooi their wound that
lhuy do not lonw't‘ (ml tho ln-rmslty for
ranch caution. Among the mutter-w to
which they do propvmn to giro tlwir nttru
Ilou are the contend» for mun in the mu
volition made by «liver men and the («'I'lm',
tlon of n It'lllllurlll'y chairman of the min
vendor: and pombly later to the prompt
tlon of n plntlonnniul. if lll‘mlflnltry tho sin
loollon of candidates.
Major 'l‘. U. ’l'owbm of Missouri. who in
secretary of the national blmntulllo limp
ooratlc mumilttno, any» that probably the
llrnt wnrlt of tho t‘olrimltloo would be rho
ammlutumnt of a unbmnumittoo to confer
Mill tho nntlonnl llvrmwrotlo (lilll‘llllltlmt,
with the view of nurturing lmrmonlouu an:
Lion in tho oolivoutlon.
Think-a Well of the Work.
"()ur committee." mid Major 'l‘owlm,
mforrlugio tho bimetallic orunnimtlon.
haul done much of tho uni-h Wllll'll him no
united in mooring a majority for nllwr in
tho «runwotttlon. uml wnwnnt to mnho‘ Miro
that tho mum in Ill'fllx‘ffll'll in flu. mum-m
lion Wllntitwr tin! ptwlllm'llnlw of tho
national «:onunllnw, l ouppono Hwy will
NIIUW no ,Illnpmlllon to deprive the nilw'r
majority of the rolwonllou of it» rluht to
nnmc the Mormon}! chairman and to ex.
f'l’l'lliflbllllf‘l' rlgbtu brimming to tho man
lorlly. but if not a cllnpuultloli nhould ho
mnulfmml it would be nownlrd, nnd lbu
hllvor mun Would nndonblnlly innno n
emulldnto of their own for prswlillnu ullluor;
furthermore, they would ohm. him. To
prevent nuclm rlonh no this, or u olmb
upon any other point. it will be mommy
tlmtonr nrunnlathnuhnnhl have an un-
derxtnmllnn with the national oumnlltum. "
Major 'l‘uwlm hm! it high idea of the
Work which but futon porfurniml by tho
blmotnlllo ommultluo.
“Webawdouuwhot has lower lmforo
been donu in tho hiatory of the country.”
lionubl. “We have munnnlzud tho porly
within the party on on monumlu other bin.
llvn‘tnfuru. wlwnutmlnlmrul mun have
found tlmnmlem differing rndb-ully from
tlmbrmluraof ihelrpmlyun oumtlou'i of
principle. they have found harmony to
mapurnto from the parent organization [Hill
to organize a new imrty. We have urolo-
ttonlml the Dt'llllnlflttlf! party all tin,-
unmthm of tho currem'y and um Mill in,
tllurnllltn. Tho! I "Dumbbell no Milli-nu
moot worthy of note."
Mr. Tulfllm thinks that‘wlwn the but
comm the elm-r mun will be blond lllllllViv
the nnommry tworhiflle to lluft‘llllflil‘ n,
prosltlontlnl candidate. 'l‘lm uimmollw;
rmundttwhm from the llm stildlnmlv}
eliminated the aeration of i‘flflllllll‘flmi
from in consideration. but tbuv trill tulul
. mp new; «a whim.» . ,
blunt, June sum-The Bee this mom»
lng pablich‘on the following letter from es»-
Governor lloloi, replying to a inonunmi
fmm I New York paper concerning the
Whitney deliberation: . , ,, ,
“Mr. Whitney-‘1» entirely right in ~hhi
annotation that there ll‘no disposition on
the part of thonewho will torment the
olive: uentlment of the south and west in
tho Ghlnngo convention to further dlsonsa‘
the matter at inane with men whose views
are diametrically opposite to their own on
the currency question. '
“lie in entirely oorrect‘ln his conclusion
that it in now too late to acotimpllub' any
. pnlotlcal results bya dluonunlon of that
character. .
"Throughout the mouth and want that
discussion bus been extended thoroughly,
and the Judgment of an ororwhoimlng
'mnjorlty of tho party In these cautions lu
evidenced; by the class of dologatos who
havoboon chosen to roprenent it at the
Chicago convention.
" lr. Whitney bl entirely wrong in he.
who log that free allvor Democrats are for-
saking the fundamental principle of ile-
moernoy, or that what» he tonne sonml
money lhnuocrntn urn defoiullmg thoso
prluclplns'ln ‘thnlr endeavor to omnmlt
their party to gold monoi‘notallsm. (Liver
and over again the Democratic party in
national oouvnnthm nemmrblod lino put
itself on record in the clearest and moat
coinprohenolve language miscible to use in
favor of blmotalllsm, in fnvorbf thorns»
torotlon of silver to its place in our finan-
cial nyntom as standard money.
“it in usolons to claim that a tender of
the good offices of the party to noourw an
international agreement for the free colu-
ago of sllveriu the fulfillment of its pheduoa
HI) often made in this respect. il'bou-lllr.
Whitney says the maintenance of our phan-
nut gold standard is canentlnl to the prod
orvatlon of our national credit and re—
demption of our public pledges, ho ignores
uproot truth, of which heoanuot be Ignor-
ont. lloknown tlu'ruln not aslnuloolr
ligation of this government outstanding
today that by its tonne is payable in gold
alone and known that right upon the face
of the great bulk of the bonds of the gov-
ornmemt it in written. in substance, thnt
they are payable in coin of the United
States of tho standard wolgbt and llneneua
of its coins before silver was domonetlznd,
and that therefore, by their own express
terms, they are paydblo in our present till-
. nu dollars if-the government elects to pay
them.
"Tho majority of tho party threatens;
no ”Hit, and if there who omupnso that
uuijorlty can avoid it, the people may he
assured they will submit to no wrong, such
as tho porumnont estnl‘dlahumnt of n sln~
all: xzold stnndarllyould lnipuso upon the
strvat union of the people of this natlon."
Cockle]! on the Convention Outlook.
t‘nionod, June lltlm-i‘lmntor (’ot'krvll of
Missouri lanmong the lam arrivals. lie
is a doleguto to the national llonmeruth:
mum-min" and Is born for tho lllll'ptlill of
offending the Democratic silver (Zilllft‘l'v
once. "We shall nomlnuto a straight idl-
\'or man on an unequivocal silt-it declara-
tion in the platform," humid when naked
for on expression of bin views. "I am, of
course, for Mr. Bland." ho f'ulltllllivtl.
‘nud our dologution is inetruvlod ,for
him. but if womnnot got him, we olmll
ut'l mime other man who is sound on the
currency quwtion, and Miamidri will nup-
port him at tho polio. Mr. lihmd hi a safe.
przu-timl man and if i-lmtrd would be en-
tiroly reliable as a president. There can
be noduubtnon [but ntltll't'. l have not,
however. flIWIlll'fl myself so much to limi-
ini: presidential material (as l have to
making Hunt of n silver majority in illi'
ootm-ntion. 'l‘lzat ansurod. w” .slmll burn
but little diilleulty in finding an available
man for president.
The scooter thinks that tho financial
one-Minn will l-o Lindathopurnumzlm iwue
in tho platinum. and [but tin-r.I will bo n
Mpmro declaration for (LP lulntuuo of «ill
ri-r nll (onus of equality with gold at tho
rmln of lo to l and without numbing llw
mum-ration of other lmllonu.
of. Mr. Whitney'ssuggestion of a l‘llIlll‘lI‘lI~
llllfi" and plays it» will not be l‘nll'i‘llllln'll.
III' don-i not helium that an unequivocal
silvrr plank will driro many l‘ltn’lt‘l‘lt mm
out of the party and argues that. on tho
contrary, it will brltui many mum to the
party that cannot. ho caught in any other
way. ' "Wo shall got on lmliu-nsnly in the
“wt," be said, "and we shall not loan in
the flit-lo The people have not yet come
in u full runlimtlon of tho Mrnnutlfof lla‘
sllror movvun-tif. t will alum-p llm mun-
ti-y at flit! polle ox it line low-pr. tho llrmo-
:‘rnlio party at tho prlmurlm, ”
:‘o-Imlnr f'm‘lu‘r-ll aim-l not. wouldn't: that
tlu-ro is any doom-r of n bolt by the New
York or o‘lbon rant. ru debunk-n.
To l‘urtull I'rmlnrtlcm.
VA”. llwmi. Mason, .Illllt' now-More
lhuu l,llNl,fluI! oplndlm nrt' now plnlgcd
to bo nlllll down for four \W'I'Iil". «'lll‘vt
:wiwt-xitiwly ir ultvrnatlly. during July
and Almost. and it bl now roman-ml
lu'obulilo that m‘rryplnln t'ultnn numb and
prlul «lath factory hon- uill lllll‘f‘ the
nun mwut to rurtnll production by a row
pvnvlou of opvx'ntloim. Them In «till :l
notional-lo rt'llit‘hllli‘l‘ on the purl ul mou-
niu'uufuulure-rn to «slim llw ourvmmou l1-
!oru the but of the worth. among lliI'lll lm
my: one of tho londvm born. but. on he um
sou-of tlneflrut to ndiurutv lbw plan of
vuriulluwul. It in nirpmtml that lw will
mou plow hln fmrtory upon tho lint H!
[limo to ho KlIflpl'l‘,
“oiling Hill! to mint ”own.
\‘oi rundown. fl. .lunu no. lo porn
thaw mo ln'llu inzuln by all tho roll'mu
lulllu horn and throughout Mulmuluu ml
by in ullul. down tonight by two-on of the
”:plrotluu of the worn- main of the r‘II‘TiI
anmntml ll'iutlillflilull. llotb ouiplovrr» and
*nnploymm urn bopofnl thuf nt tlo- ml
jnmucil blunting of tho wold roubrrtuw
to be lo M button!) July it or; mulmblo norm
Hmnt will bu n-zu'hml on the wugo mrnlo.
flicked by a not».
INMoMiA PM”. June rm, million Aurelia
lluvhluy. ul’mnblur of Mr. E. l‘. lIlllzhlliy’
of i’ldhub lpblo, who in S'lnlllllu but oiusbe.
rx Mayor More "s .‘l llnrhlryuf llllwbmu.
wlnb» out drlalouullh hm r-ulllllfl rm
ppm-Milly the boron and full. Fillklfli! on
bur lwml. rifle twin token to n {wiper «
‘iuuw in n m’lllltwlllflll‘llln:lllll primrluuwf
:ufllllllull.
Wm lb- Iloumrd flint Wmlm-«Mv.
llAlmltilll undone itllmwliffllW’Illl’ lbw ?
linen low i'tl’uml to rmpito (tn-noun .l’n ,
Who, who it in be llotiywl in “column to
morrow. The governor r‘o-qpliml until in:
H,r\1lrfllll l. lioharel. trip! mu m but.
born lmlwlfll in Wilkwltm‘w lomnl‘lmt’.
Dr. ohmnrm’e Ilroffwr Mam.
Lowboy, June on, -.,\ «llapmnb
will. "in: "ttIlIl‘l'lwl hm 'l’l'uml'lml mil.
lion been murdered by the Minimums.
llo lunghni
from ,
llnlmrnyo mm that n l-wtflvrof l‘lr, .lnnm ,
a. one... [u Teaching “a:
' Religions llllit‘y.
M
trounce it rum to flLADBTOIfB
Ila train. and the rennin u the an.
e of 33. Put”. In and Ila-t Be
flu and of "pa 'chmhmfl‘cuhln‘p oi
the AMI».
BALTIMORE June limb—Cardinal Gib
bone has gtvon to the promo 5 copy of the
economy of Pope Loo'n canyollcallettei
on tboreunlon of all the Chrlltlan church.
on. His helium evidently bad in mind
the recent letter of William ill. Gladstone,
the English etatocmon and chnrehmnn,
and the letter may be considered nroply
thereto. The abstract follows:
. The holy father-plotont upon the work
of ' bringing all to the one fold of (,lhrbit.
no older» that it would condnooto that
end were . he to not ' before the peoples of
the Christian world the ‘ldoal and clout
plnrof the church, as divinely constituted,
to Which church allure bound by God’s
command to belong.
It is obviously of the first ii‘nportanco it
determine what- Chrlst wished bin hutch
to be and what in {hot he made it Ac.
cording to thin criterion. it to the unity of
tho (lliriatlnu church which mnsit neces-
aarily ho considered, for It in ccrtoih that
he who fonmlcd it wished it to boono.
The mission of Christ was to, save, not
Some nations or poophm only, but the
whole human moo, without distinction of
time or place. “once, nstho mission of hit
clmrcb was to hand down through every
mzo the blessing of thin dalvatlon by the
will of its founder, it is necessary that this
church should be one in all lands and at
all times. _
[A church which should embrace all men
everywhere and at all times was clearly
foretold by the prophet lsnlnh and was
typified as our Lord‘s mystical body-41
body united to himself on bend; a mystic-
al body the members of which if nepur
rated one from tho other cannot be united
with one and the some bond. And no any
other head like to Clutch-that is, another
Chrlat~inuutbe Invented if lltlfllllmi the
one church, which is his body, men wish
‘to out up another.
Furthermore, he who mndn this out
church also gave it unitywtbat is, hi
made It such that all who are to belong tr.
lt- mnnt be united by tho almost bonds, tic
an to form one amenity, ono kingdom, out.
body.“ And be willed that this unity
among his followers should ho no perfect
that it might in some mbanuro shadow
forth the union lwtwoou himself and hi:
father.
(.‘hriat ondown-d his apostles wltbau
thority libo to his own and promiwd that
the spirit of truth should direct them and
remain with them forever. and hormone ol
this counuioslon it In no more allowable
l to repudiate one iota of tho npmtlon' tonob-
lngn than to reject any point of tbodoo
tribes of (.lhrist himself.
Minion of the Apofltlos.
Thin ntnwtvdio mission was lntoudml for
the salvation of the whob: human race.
and (toiivsequontly mun: laut to the end ol
film. The nmplstl-rium luntltutod by
(lbrlat in his church tvuu by God’s will,
porpnttmfud in tho .‘illl‘t‘INHtlrl‘i“[lrllllflbl'll by ;
tho apostle-4. and in like manner the duty J
of accepting and protecting all that. is‘
than taught in also prrpotuol and lunch
table. l
Time in nothing which the church}
l
fonudml on Home principles llih bum mun
careful In guard than the integrity of the
Inlth. 'l'ho unborn of tho church on
nunnlmmio in considering M outside flu ‘,
thollv oommuuiou tiny mp- whu in the}
least Ill-gr. o drrlntuu from own mm point i
of the Ilootrlne proposed by tho nullioritu ’
tlw fillllIlS-ilt‘l'lllm of the church.
As [in [run and pvrfmt bunmn moiety
can ho munch-ml which is not. gillli'l‘llt‘ll:
by none supremo authority, no ('hrist l”:
umuwity guru in lib-i alum-h n mpruun
nutbority, to wbbrh all I'llrlhllith mun .
lll' obedient. For the priwrvntiou of unity;
tlwrr-mmt lo utiltyof gm’l-rlltlu-llt jun .
dirlno. and man may be pinned outsido the Z
elm fold by Fillllulll on well at by bonny. f
The mum-n of this uuprvmo authority:
can littuyl'nt‘illlln'll from the proliiw and:
orhb'ut will of (‘hrint on tho mutton. .\.hf
bu willnl that bin kingdom should be rill f
bio, Ifhriot wnt obliged to Ill-«lunch a rim l
rout-at on earth in the pvrnou of H. Peter. 2
1 Ho ulm (h trrmlnml that tho authorityl
given to him for tin~ mlvution of umulilu'l “
l'l'll'r'r “lit‘f’l'udnl‘l‘l.
An llw governing authority “drill!“ to
[Jul t'illlNlliIlllU" and “filtration HI llwl
rburrh :Is the wry princlplv of “our nod;
Mobility. it mu rlmrlylulrtulml in l"! in;
r’t. I'ltor‘~m;v'n-emrufrommwtunlmlbvi' ; New V- 3“ .. J o o o ,, ' u o t” l':
f‘ourmpn'ntlythe poutilfawbo mm'mhd “mm,“ " ‘u ,, l , H ,3, ,, ,, ,, 1,:
. him in the llmunu vplumpalr'rnn uml lln . ‘ N w, Yllr-VLI‘III" T. rm,“ llroolt
l nupmluotww-er inflow-burnbwun'» dutlo ll'll‘ ~ll|l~ 7, ”N“; o.
l and thin in ch‘lnrwl fully lu‘ W‘I‘Il'l'lll ‘ .it p,,,:;_,,l;;,... '
3 :liitmilfI;il‘lillitll‘tlurkMMMHM by m'wm' illioiumll ..... .11 El 1: '3 l I n :» 3' lit
94‘ .' ", Y“ . , “., l“-
A-i the onion founder of the church do his. ”5:1, dill} :~ ,3”; 1:“ him,
I’l‘i'l‘ll flint bin church rlmnld to north \llb‘“ 5“,. l3 ,rr:,r‘,‘_';, H
fulfil. in nun-rumor)! null Communion. m k, ,M‘HL,” " ’
l lll'l‘ImN‘ l’vhrnnd lilo Milll‘lmuir- alibi ; ('lllrlnud‘h u o l o H .1 I o ..‘ l!
l principle, nlnl, an it Worn, lbw mptvr ol l'hi'o'o .‘ o N :z o ‘ ,, ,, ,, , 1.
”IN llllzl)’. s,’ ,x‘ ,gi‘ I _ , '.- 1 ,
'l'bo Ilplw‘opnl firth-H1 riublly puigmi to “5“,": ill??? , 'l.‘::"W 2.." ”m” b I 2
help mullullulou with l'vtvr. to thrill, '1‘, ., “m; .. ' ’
«ummnndml. if ll l-i Mid-W Mom! "Mufti p,;,,‘,;.,,,.' .. i o o o o r, o 1 o. w.
I'I‘Il‘f. rvtlmrwlan it Ilwomm‘lly bur-unload my Loot» u o u l n p l, o |._. l
I‘M'W “M (lit-onlcrlyvrowd. l'illal‘ldlf r-ll‘xto, ll; um». ll. :‘tl
Allllxurllv "I Hm IIF‘lItIg “44”,... lll ,, u, ,fgmo... 3, .
For tho duo prw-rmlloo of urllt‘ of tin ‘ “h ““hhmg'“ “"
faith it in not mtllrlont that lb! lwlul} ll"“’”'”‘"’” ,. “3 ” iii” " " ” “ ”‘fl‘l‘.
«Imuld how bout] rlmrmul unruly with tin l ”“5””“'*” t 3' ” ” I V" " 3 ‘l”
other» of «urn-tlulmulnut. or nlnsuhl bor- : l""“i”“l~’““‘ Willi“ '5' «Worn, ‘U’ “5"”
low“ lilt‘lmlml mlvly‘ with tho power HI Ill i ”VLF“ “‘llll". l”. “i" ”it 1-K
Ni'ilnu, but it in ulmdntviy lls’t‘nmut'y that 'fl l"“"’"” , ‘
lionlmuld haw tl‘f’l‘ll‘l‘lllflflll ninlowhdguf Pl’lifi'l'll’l‘l" . “f5 "l l " ll " ” ” iml”
authority whlrh the whole mimnuuity it E “WWW/o ' - " ” “ 'l I ll “ “ W "
lrmml lonluy. l I"hll““l"li"‘lll'lr~* ”IHLU‘ wrote, i llw
llnly wrlt’nttuata thnl. the low of flu i ”HMH'M' " rrrorn, ’:
himzdoul of bouwu worn pilots to Peter
alone. ntnl that llioprnullmvof binding and
lowing or,“ ”mutual in Ilw litamllm uml to
l l'r't't'. l'nt Illl‘l‘i‘ in lzolhllig lo nhow lint?
the up» tlm lowiwd vllprvnw [moor with
out I'vlrr or walnut 1' WT.
blurri‘llirl. lit
1: 'l :l« to tip
:m-lvo (rum .fm-u: l'liriut
Ill" Ilvgll't‘“ hf tlm lellmlnr
imlut‘n ind antllurllyof
lbw lg-hmfl pontiff. no u
5 opinion in wt forth. but lbw
l-mmlnul lw‘lh‘f of :ill now.
.nrublo owl
New 1;» I1 ml. 44 Vitality.
buyout. littlw no. ««««« *l‘bo inwrmtiom'
t‘llfllll‘lil.“ tug; of llw London will v-lula
“ :uul onoilor prim . f 1:! iii how lwo Wm,
by “MINA“ Wort". that .‘Illlt‘f'lt‘dll «but.
llfrthrr :uml (“Imvmfltf Mambo-II.
[Wirflm .lmm flilmwltr“ l‘bwgtslkl 'lm‘
I’Ml'l“ 3} do r bow boon mutvlwil for n um
, round «moire? of Million,“ {Willbf‘w ilottluti
i .‘ww lurk. rm .Iulr ‘47.
lu pvflwliilii‘ ~bould bu lllbvrlml by :‘if. i
.‘Vm‘ll yumm- tlroy orrfuinl‘tilll l1 vt ll' ,
prim-wit of.
new; as
W
. , . Wily film ‘, ; ',
Wltusnmxn, Put, June so. It hol-
moot n wttfod fact that of the Ismail army
of men. which entered the ill fated Twin
than at ‘letou on Saturday night not
one myvlyen Not only hi every approach
to their dark tomb barricaded by own»
moan manner of rock and (lo/brig, but it bi
known that In the mine there hi a large
quantity of water, which in spamming in
volume with every minute. Thus. the
chances of recovering their bodies are more
remote than over.
The nlope bi choked up to the shaft with
debris and, the efforts of tho gum; of rear
cunts. are confined to keeping the shaft
rlcnr. The Work. of looking another open
log, in order to reach tho ontmnlmd mun.
was hogan in earnest by the picking II! II
borehole at the .(llenr ,rlprlng williel'iy.
which adjoins the Twin shaft. After re; 1-
log below the surface, Work. was bum"! by
driving a hole with a diamond ‘drill from
the (flour Spring to, the foot of the slope,
where tho men are nupponud to be under
the fall. , This hole lit to be driven ding—
(nally for 110 feet. It is an oxpt-rlnmut,‘
to learn whether thorn is “as or water he-
l M, with a vlew of nmzortainlng the built
I lllty of driving on airway from (Jlunr
timing to the foot of tho nlopo. This can
be readily accomplished, no thorn hi on in.
dlcator on the drill on the surface which
thaws whether them is gas or water be-
low. 'l'hu drill will go through It pillar
of cool till feet think. but all It will puns
through diagonally, it will he fll'flflhllilfy to
drill through about mo foot.
.-\ftvr this ban been done, If results are
Mtinfuetory. tho hardeners will drive on nir~
way to a point where the full bruins. .
Prominent olllciuln say that after thin
olrwny but; reachml the. point referred to.
weeks or months may he command in
t‘lflllf‘lllg nway the fall of ‘ the «ml in order
to reach the bodies of the victims. A mine
hllpt‘rl'lfllitlflllunb of 35 , ycaro' experience
Ibinks the unfortunate men have nmt tho
:vi‘aum into that befoll the fill miners who
flfll'liilltfl in Ko. 3 slope of tho Summation
no Cool company in lhsoiunlmr, 1.4945.
”flan-m men were caught in afresh" of
calm and water from tho nnrfnno.‘ Their:
bodice were buried under nnmuntnin or
coal refuse. Throw hnn‘erI "It!” lhlml'lld
for more than two wovke tu ri-eacno tl‘wni,
but the more debris they look "'It 'llm
more ruohod in from the ot‘rfw'o opening.
.lo the tank was a liopelonc’ one. it WM
finally nlmudmwd, and tho pmtilm of the
mine where the men died wart uloitnl up.
A wooden monument now mortar: Yb" will
on the mountain of ronlidlrt llmlm" which
lie the remains of the on viotlmn. .
Juuwo human, in not: of tho uutombm
lillllill’llllllllllt'llt, oriented n ml‘isotiuu by fli’
during; that ho fillffiflt'l'fll‘lll in crawling: over
llw llrsst two folio in tho slope and reach-
im: within WM foot of \lp'llil‘l' the "P1!
were sllppnléull to hem been at Work. lb;
ilislw‘t-l that thorn was a vacant spot in»-
ymul, and he llllllltl‘ilrl the outnmbrd sin-p
.nrr in them. He also HIIYS that tho Venn—
intlon is good.
If this story to true, itilpw'tn'all province
theories. Some doubt. la t'flll'rInIIN'll ro‘
gar-dim: it, bum-var. lumgnn is greatly
molt-ml over hi4 father’s dz-ntb, mat the
mime Ulllf‘llllsl lwlicw bin rlurmtivi- in only
the wish to I'i‘ttutl'l‘ the body that infill-rs
the thought. ills ‘ umlormkiux was a
lot/unions one. but tlu- boy Wm dimpnrafe.
:ziu! as ho known o-wry lnoh of ground in
the mine. ho mill-.1 gin \vlwrn tillll‘l‘i would
not. tlllfik of going. Minn inspector MI:
ll: mild rvfn-‘ml in «rpm 7'! :my npluid’u on
Young Lnnn'm’s nib-god exploration, hilt
it in tho gum-ml lllllll’l'a‘llln that ho did
not reach us for m his claims.
AN Erruuecror PEACE.
W...
Tlm Visit of U“! limton Artillery tn litig-
luml Plea-ma the Hrltm‘u»
l.n\bo‘:. .lunr filo. w'l‘ho Daily 'l‘vhgrapb
lbln morning but :1. long uriirlo on :liw
rim. of tho Amt-oi and llommbh ,trtll
lt-ry woman)“ of “It-full to England. omn-
hm‘l'uz lwo’u rir'rlw-sl ;.'i-~tlvrd\y of the sail
lug of tho t‘uliipginy from limtnli. Tbs-
l'mlly 'l‘nbasrzipli say-l: ‘
"'l'ho tu-r that the company low pc-rmlw
don louder thw- inlllllllti an on nrmml
body i4 mail a token of tho, ‘lll‘rlflllrll and
good will Willi which flu milm l~ melt
in f'l‘l'l‘l'l’l' tlutzu. .Vll gratin: Ill'lVlll'fl.‘
mold by uvcordod ”will. and it mum lw rv
gumbol its a wry muplmtlr‘ sign of flu» no
ttouui slltlafmttion 7" thin :iihpinlous not.
whloh l- full of a llJMJy promlw of ti. n:
(lav. \‘w‘lill‘h will .It .uutnv Jlilll’l'lt" "dine,
win-n :l gin-of. trials will (“all tho pimple —. of
tho Anna» mural row nz‘d tantrum- in
(.lflmi up and enrol fw fur flaw pruus
Illngf’l‘J-H and ill u-rty of ii." World."
BASEBALL.
f».\‘rlfi'.v
K'M’Z’MM. New at
Al Xi W horlvw
International Iwuugwllml Alliaflfl'u
in? low, .lulm ,w
”nihilism“ v of lilo “outwit! I?
upwind Ill 'r'lulutir'lmll llw lll’t’lllit'l”>rll all
London wvlr oulut: lbw“
Mmrolulilwuwll: nml pm rind.
I
Pond turn In Howleuudlmd.
rt”? .llm‘. N Fl, Juno 1;“, i-Tl'lm famed
l'lllvyn inland. 'lmlroylng ‘33 lltonw M "I“
form” plow and It?» at the hump, liu‘lml
int: Hm « mmhoimu Alrihmliit church and
fwitlrllr‘m and the Pyritw min-l
lmdmmhlyumn dunno mum.
Mitdllt'otmw, \l 12, Juno florid”. ll.
llollup. a 4.“!‘llltmrl‘nl' Mill m «uninformed.
wtlfllllfl] rollrmd lid doom Point.
i
Cloak '. and
$3.98.
Millinery *4 Store.
Special w ,
, _ ale of , ~ *
Ladies’ Outing
we: ARE CLOSING our ENTIRE LINE AT
r i
it.
Suits. ’
some or 'ruuM woRTti
$8.00. ,
Don’t Miss This Great Sale.-
MAHACKEMO - “HOTEL .- BLOCK.
'IIIE CELEBRATED
Hazleton
and .
Cross, Creek
- GOALS -
non mum; AND FURNACE.
Tllt‘r‘l' Cools are free from dirt
and slate: will be doliw-rod by
rarof'ul drivers. Solid order
for saiuph: load and satisfy
yourself that our claim is our—
r‘fy‘. ,
-——-——-‘OO’————
RAYMOND BROS.
Bo. Norwaflr.
”Physician forWonicn
IIRS. DR; Ii. A. GUILFORD
(lnn be mmullml at her ollice
'42 throw swam, anonl'onr, 00“.,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
’l‘nn-lm-for lo a regular plush-inn and for
n... Nd nilwton: yuan lmgmml-l the diseased
of lelu'lllt Humidity. hull-w Milton-mg from
my illlbvullyluvbb-nf twtlu- MN mu «:utmuli
lliquillnr-l lillll" r-llll'lt‘rl runlidt‘nmg with
forth-wlulu'w Hl [Q‘t'l’lh‘lllg HM mwwf kl-illil'ul.‘ilnl
r: 'h‘lvlllir Illntlllv'lll known in Iunvlorn mimicry
and no-divlno. lll-tm' ran- with now- for-
x-.l-bml uhuu impiiml. 'l'l‘i'llb- nonlomto'.
Ad h-ttora prompt y r-tollml to. lot-low blhulll
WAGONS l
Haw and Socorro-Hand.
BUGGIES,
PHAEIOHS,
CARRIAGE!»
GAHOPIES.
SPIHDLES, ETC.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL. nun one rural.
H ENRY TILLY.
J. ogsnnmos.
Paper-Hangar, Calcimlner,
Painter.
DEALER IN
*wnu. PAPER no licensee:
l Nult'l‘ll BlAlN h'l'llliET,
booth Romain.
thumb: Iltuiltwof lam-l Hi yh-m-f Paper»,
”mg. m .md fillt Mouldlum taken to
inn lwm for ipwpvvtlon. 4m no! u o by lawful.
rTntlmnlmtliwrfullv filven. tho it
ll All“; l’lllllt
‘ Furniture lie-upholstered!
lump: 'I‘nlmn up. l’ll‘smwl illUl linlul-l.
Half Mutlrmmm in ltlu toot. I'Ilnilp fin
mine-l.
.l. G. VILLAGE,
on North Main tin, 3mm Nor-walk.
it 9' ‘lfll
llrw horn hum nwolml llotwwlvillo and ;
“5M leFllflf‘f‘lmlly killed on lln-lmtmlo until
1.3-.“ lllturimlimlil ,
rolll t1" .1 ‘
in tlllllllilltflvjt". ,
'l'lw :«tv'iolmmu ball .9 win lal ,mwtum I”? ‘
llw .‘nmrr‘as Hi dulowhw gu'mrlif. “Will“! ;.
tbnl llo- rl'ilttilmn {humility lmim v fl lino; .
loud o'd .‘l I-l' r l .i ylmohl In» o wrmmo 1d .'
”WNW“; dill mll‘ourum at to oil luluwllu‘. mnldtioh ;
. H. ,Y.,ffevv Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
Tmlnc More South Norwalk as follows: 3 V
For New York. “
A.M. 506.510.616.6g’d 105. 155. am. 9‘
Mountain». 1131. I’. f. l'lflJllJflJ
407,421).out.www.canmminmm.
, curious.
LM. 620.530.1115. P. M. GHJNJIS.
Loavo New York for Smflorwnlk.
L M. 5 00. 600. 7 00. 6 00. 900. 1003. 1006. 1) 00-
n no. 1202. cerium. 303. 402, 405. am.
5 c.600.608.700,em,u;m.12m. .,
summrn.
A. M. 000. 730. I‘. M. 600.1200.
Leave South Norw-lk
for New Havon.
A. M. 1 03. 1 no. r. on. 7 :u. s M. a n. Icon. 11 06
Int. EM. lenn.1:u.oln.4m6m. 6‘37. 61!.
521.7 in. 8 41. 9 ii. ll 15.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave 50. Norw‘lk.
037.1011. P.M.i&3.l$.3116u.
screens.
on. PM. 725. ,
Leave Dnnbury. .
om.1oo.957.1uo. Bluntm.
scum".
905. RM. 606.
A. M.
AM.
A. M.
A. M.
SDUIHHORWIIJ- - ,
- - - SAVINGS BMW.-
5! Washington Stro‘.
Opvnduily from 9 to it! a. m., and from k
l to :t p. m., and on
from "Ito is.
Internet allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS, Profit.
JOHN H. humus, Vioe~Preat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and T
Jacob Id. Layton, 5
Fire, Life and
Accident
Real Esiato and House Agent.
Ocean Steumxhlp Tickets, and Sterling
Drtlnh‘. mum Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Ulllce,
Hi lU'l‘H NUH‘VA IJK. : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgment» Token
O a
.
YOUNG- MAN!
Why take the chance of | lug
without. limumuce, when 'onr
Undo a «luv will
INSURE YOUR LIFE
FOR $1.000!
Ur Mr (‘1... a clay will glim you an Endow-
nwnt. ul Mum, payahbe m yournelf if you
live. With lionrlmm, like everything
r:lo,~,tlu-ln;~t in llu-tlwanext. lnnurc la the
Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.
0f lilirtfurd.
s. accentuated
lll \‘l’mhiuumn tint-oi, Ho. Net-milk.
IOU CA’T DO BETTER ,
Than lmvo Your Order» for
Print-
ing!
A! the lcntlno
om”
LORILLAIID'S
Ros: ‘ nan
OUT .3"
ml
. client»
be urprised to ,
one learned the price after smelting“
it, he‘d be anteniehed to find it no 1
lore trying it, he’d .
find it so good. It:
Big Value and Little new
‘ . cy never got clearer than in
.“
this tobacco.
Monday evening: . ‘
INSURANCE” ~"
Norwalk Chronicler