"banning have purchased a
M-Bylngton. of Elm street,
Wm M ‘ ‘
arcnovv‘ ice poachers hold at
jIQ In Bridgeport.
a Ell Nervolk tax collector has an
, Q at the city Council room.
‘ B‘inlaon had a party of friends
,Jfitci'da'y, on his steam launch
New, “connections are being made
HhGoorge H. Raymond’s house at 9
hud‘n‘choking spell while at the supper
{chlorlust evening, that nearly resulted
fatally.
Arthur Moore. the five-yearvold son
at illiam J. Moore, of Wilton avenue,
lithe home of his parents, yester-
diphtheria.
‘ .. handsome 'maple tree in front of
W.5J.,Finney's residence. in Berkeley
"that. was split in a recent wind storm,
d has been cut down.
The .visit of Concord and other divi-
‘aibns of the Sons of Temperance. to
Friendly Greeting division has been
postponed until after July 4.
,3, .__._...
‘ Constable Thomas Hunt and Wife, of
, Norwnlk Park, have several Japanese
curiosition, brought to them from
[California by George Warnock, who is”
. visiting Actor George Olnrlr, at the Park.
, Miss Leonora. Callahan, Miss Marga-
ret Lucy, of Arch street; Misc Anna
Bracken, of Livingston place, and Miss
.Katherine Golden.of Connecticut ave-
nae. left Norwalk yesterday for a ten
days’outil‘ig at Block Island.
. 3.:
Befdl'e leaving for Gray Gables the
. president appointed (.leoruc Sawter. of,
Stamlcril, consul at (.llanchau, Ger-
many; Mr. Sawter was the incumbent
of thofllauchau commercial agency and
attai (1 higher rank withoutvchange‘of
, rcsidj, ce.
L’
.w
1.
Thgmlunior Prohibition club was re-
orgautccd for the coming campaign at
,2" the home of John llauler. “.7 melward
_ avenue, last evening. The subject of n
‘J ratification meeting was discussed with
other? ' business, after which a social
timegyvas enjoyed. '
WQen the Masonic. Home at Walling—
fordllwutoponed a about time anon a
large pair of gray horses were purchased
for use about the farm which surrounds
the. Home. Last Sunday night, one of
the horses and apiano top bogey were
stolen from the Home. ‘
‘Wdrkis about to begin on the new
depot on tpc north side of the tracks at
Stamford. and will. it in said, be rushed
along he swiftly an pox-willie unless some
. thing prevents. The now mnlh depot
' is gradually nearing completion, while
. the roadbcd approaching it is being fin-
inhed oil for the laying of the new
’ tracks.
._.———-
Yesterday the trout season closed and
no more throwing: the fly in tho brooku
and nmallnlmamsof the stat:- will be,
allowed until April I. laid. IMVOI‘H of
good fishing have tilllllt‘ compensation.
however, an the law in oil' for black bans
Il‘illlllg and tlluw who like big game
Illh will begin operatione in the i'ivere
and lakes of the state promptly.
If not. you have mlmd half the fun of
he‘ll” than}.
Ilium: Root Beer TASTES good
and IS good.
“Our Iolkn Imam lrlcdcvery sort of no-
called mobbeer erlracl, and have found
that Williams' Is the moat wllsfylng and
, healthful temperance drink on the mar-
‘ lei." Why punlnh our stomach with
' " Inferior ankles! l costs but a trifle
loll-n
D 9
“Ills.
Vilnius a cinema: co.
forth 0““
'1 nave." Del-pm From to not: - canon-
... .
on the Nomination or moans—m
‘ Prey-mun. of the Riyal linoleum-Wu“
mun Buflrnslxtn Are The”.
Cinema, July 2.o—ll‘ree ullvor will up
pareutly dominate everything In the Dem»
«wratlc natlonul convention. The agita-
tion for an .nhrogatlon of the twli-tblrdl
rule continue», and Governor Altmld.
who proposed It, may yet carry‘hla point.
A demand was made by the bimetallic
league on the {rational eantlvo commit»
too that It appoint. a silver man temporary
chairman. No answer untlefnetery to the
white lnetnllstn wan mode, and the silver
lenders practically deolded that they would
have n sliver Uelnoerut for chairman ll
llmy had to beat thopnn‘tlonnl committee
on the floor of the convention .
OI all the candidates for president, R.
P. llland of Mlsseurl, has developed the
most strength, but he may not hold hls
lead. '
The free silver men proposed to have a
canons of thelr delegates for president and
that the candidate who gets the highest
number of votes be voted for In the con-
vent-Ion as the caucus choice.
The silver sentiment runs high. Great
crowds gather In the hotel rotnndns, ,dls-
cussing nothing but silver and gold.
Nearly all the silver lenders are born. and
(Thalrnmn llurrlty and his little band of
gold advocates are lost In the free silver
whirl.
Quentlon of Temporary Chairman. .
Illnnauo, July 2.—-—A committee of free
silver mun, oonsintlug of Governor Altgold
of Illinois, Senator Jones of Arkansas,
Senator 'l‘urplu of Indiana, Senator Daniel
of Virginia and Governor Stone of Mls—
sonrl. met Chairman llarrlly Mid the ex-
ecntlvo committee of tho Dennicratle na-
tlunal committee In Conldl'llllcu at the
. nun) Bdllnln. _ --
Sherman House. The m committee:
were. in session nearly two hours and did
nothlng but talk. The silver men came to
ask questions. and asked scores of them.
They wanted to know what tho national
eonmiittoe propoSI-d to do about the trio.
:mrnry organizatlon when the doors were
ilnally opened. a
When the conference was over, Govern-
Ir Allin-Ill refused to talk, and the others
ill said that no agreement had been rent-h-
'd. Senator llnnlel said that tho confor~
-;nco war a pleasant one, and that no frie-
.lon“devequd. ‘IIo said that'lbny would
'nm't the untlonnl committee on Monday. .
(‘hnlrman llnrrltymld thrro Win: a lone
.llnonSslon of matters refuting to the Ioni-
porary organizatlon. but no action who
taken. The {not Is that the silver men
none as n xnlollllrg committee. Almeld,
who In leader of the silver flil't‘l'li, hm past-w
--d the ward along the line that they will
not accept any uoldstnudurd man proposed
by the national committee for temporary
chalrnmn. ’l’ho nllver men do not want
~h-naun- Hill for chairman and threaten
io Illlsl’lll him If be In uanmd by the na-
tlonal committee.
The snh:-..nnnltton will not take any pow
illvu nellon In relation to temporary or-
uunlzntlon. It will liolefl. for the full enm-
nltleo to double on Monday. but therein
:lo lllnponltlon to ylold an Inch to the all-
ver men.
'I In: gold standard incn control the no-
llonal eoonnlltee and will carry out their
programme of ninklnu out the roll and no-
lei'llnu llm temporaryollleers wlth Iltlio
regard for the plans of llmnllver men.
It Is‘ known that Senator llavld II. ”III
.I New York will bH temporary chairman
if the llemoernllo convention If the wild
town of tho lulliouul connnlttec have lhulr
.vny. In malalng up the temporary "runn-
imllon lb.- eominlttee wlll recommend to
'lln convention the New York counter for
’ltflli'lllllll. and he will be nrhwtull lllllm-H
be nllv’rr soon bent llllll on the floor.
The “old men my they have a clear Inn.
mrilyof I'M melnlwroof the nntlonnl coin
'nlllu'. and they do not propoxo to stand
my Inilld “In“ on the port. of the silver
own In llldlllllfl up tho tmnpornry roll and
:lw lovnpor ivy nruanlmlloll.
Programme of the Gold Mun.
I'llll'MIU. July L'.-(.‘onunlroller Eekuls
if the tromn'y drplrtnwut nay» that be
exp. vt-a Mi Whitney and other-1 of the no:
"miller wl-n of the party tomorrow. Mr.
I'Zelsl-Is llllolm that after that than the
coagulation of neuthneutwlll chunun llllllll"
what, and llmt llmnllwr people will not
have I'llll'll unanL-te uonnnuml of tho ultu-
Man a: tin v now appear to have. While
Mr. Wbltnry la recorded an the leader of
limp-dd for-wen they expect to booblolo
monster :1 fonnldublo army of (Ilnllllglllflll-
ml nmo. wln wlll {millet hlin In bbi ellorls
to prevent the party throwing IlwII entire-
ly np'm ihn whllu metal alllool’ therein»
iron-ray. In addition to Mr. Whitney. Sumo
atom Illll and Murphy, Ilou. Charles ’l'ru
Fey and liuwrnnr Flam-r, IIun. li‘rndcrle
ll. (Linden and o-xl’oalnmclef General
lllnanll are expected from New Yorknm
are llon M. Dickinson of llllchluan. Gov-
vrnor Ilium II. ”on. J. E. Ilumdl and
Mayor Quincy from Mounehnuotlu, tinn-
‘nor .ll‘WntI of New .Iormy. Henatm' Villa
at \Vlwolmlo. Honalor “ray of Delaware
and many album, Including Inmo delega-
tion: of business men and inllnentlnl pollv
tlelmm from Intllnnnpolls. llalllmore, I’llts-
burn. at, fauna. Cincinnatl and other all.»
Ins. It Is umleraimnl that bOlnlluentlal
men are coming from Indianapolis alone.
and that Iowa will send a large delegation.
The llllnoln cold Ilenioerntr wlll also be
pm!“ In force.
"I cannot but behave." «old Mr. Ecli—
a, after giving thls but, ”that these men
. I f rho . .,
lam that Multiplier: of :1 tree ellm‘dae- ‘
them. In It , tho clearly dogma» In
thisi event th Will em only‘lom'ever‘y
lel‘lml‘ll note, but that the)”: clan llll'llm
to lore all the mothemwtatue, ouch M.
Maryland, l)elnvvurc.'West Virginia and
Kentucky, where the Republicans have no
orgiinlrntlon which Is not bound upwlth
the reptilian.
'"‘ Appeal to Bacon.
“They, must also listen to appeal: to
their reason against the.overturnlnu el
Delnocratle prouodonta, an hi proposed to
be done In the mutt-er of the abrogation of
the two-thlrds rule. No Democrat can re
card such Innovation» as thin and each an
the frequent consultation with the St.
Imuln holler! with cqunnlmlt-y. and such
proceodlngs wlll onlv encourage the Inde-
pendent movement'tvhlch Ill seen wlel~
low them If they are coupled wlth a free
collnlge declaration in the platfom." .
Asked if the gold men would bolt the
rouven'tlon in case of n . punitive pro-
nouncement for tree sliver, Mr. Eekels
expressed the opinion that there would be
no open bolt. "lint," be cold, “there
would be u defection at the polls, which it
would be. impossible to prevent. The rank
and (He of the party cannot be made to
stand up for the party name if the party
convention lnslnts upon overturning all
Democratic precedents. "
Mr. Ilckels thought the gold men would
hold out for a declaration for the gold
standard. llodlll not see how a quentlon
much as the tlnunelnl question could be
compronllsud. .
The gold forces will have their male
pnbllc headquarters at the Palmer House.
Mr. llarrlty will possibly Iocnto at the
Auditorium annex. The Palmer [louse
quarters wlll be opened tomorrow.
I
Plan: or the Silver Men.
,CmCAoo, July 2.——*'l‘ho nommlttoo of
live appointed on behalf of the silver dele-
mites to confer with the exocntlvucom-
lumen of the national cominlttoe made
ltn report to the silver delegates at a well
attended meeting held at the Sherman
llunsu The report wan made by Senator
Jones, chairman of the oonnnltlee. The
minmltteo was continued in oxlalcnco by
a unnnlimiins vote.‘ The mport covered the
Illl'IH of the meeting M heretofore sent out.
In presentlng the report Mr. .loneu stated
that the committee was conrteonsly re
valued, and be expressed the opinlon that
the executive eolnmltteo WM dlspoied to
deal fulrly with the allveritum. Homeof the
other members of the eomlnllteo were not
lllapfnlull to take so sangnlpe a view of the
situation, and at least one of them ex-
proxred the opinion that It was the pun
pone of the national oommlttec to attempt
to folst .1 gold man on the convention for
loinpornry chalrumu... This brought out
some very vigorous ape-cellos, all very
when in the same line and all ovinclnu a
dolermlnhtlon to have the temporary
chairman at whatever cost. Senator Elect
Money of Mllslblppl WIN one of the most
onlnpolqn of the ‘spoakors. He took the
006M011 that the selection of a tempomry
chalrnlflb should not be left to the nation-
ol oonnnlltee ‘at ‘_ I. even though there
should be a promlgh name a silver man.
but that llm ullv’oralgnlegalea ubould do-
nmnd the rightful name the chairman.
Others mlvixed n moreLmiisorvnllvnminim,
and It was informally decided to b-avo the
matter as the committee hall presented It.
nureelnu to acceptany silver delnunteof
recognllml standing who might be chosen
by lho natlonnl commit e In ea<6 one
Inch should be talented. 'I‘bere lvns no
abatement, however. In the demand for n
ed Iver pmsldlnu olllcor, the delegates agree-h
inn that they did not propose to allow a
mid man to be put up to 1”qu the open-
lnu speech and have thln alll'lllfll tent.
brondelut over the country on the first ex-
pression of the Democratic eonvnntlon.
The plan of prumnllng ol the allver men
In case of the selection of a gold standard
ndvoentn by the committee woe: developed
durlnu the eonrmv of tho nn-etlnn. They
consider that about one-third of the "mill-
bars of the national eoinlnltleo are sllver
vneu. Ill the event lndlenled thew mom“
lll‘l'rl \vlll present a inlnorlly report, nam-
ing the choice of tho tilll't r men for pmldo
Inn ollicer. whereupon the controvorny
will be brought to an Issue upon the floor
or the convention. '
It was generally oonemlml that under
the prln'odenls there could be no Interfvrl
enm with the nnllonnl committee In pro-
oarlng the temporary roll of thou-enven-
llon. 'l‘blu don-Mon will leave to the nu-
llonul eonnniltoo the duty of pimlnu up
on the prllnn fnclo facts In the contents.
The silver men nlsodleenne-‘ell l headvlaa-
blllty of alirounliniz the lwollbirda rule Ill
am'onlmnto with the rumnulnrndulloiw of
.lllo Illlnoln lloIl-unllon. .No formal action
WIN lulu-n. but the propolnlurnneeof mul-
nlvnt Win an ntmnuly nunlnat a l'llllll;:l'
(but It won nnnlo practically eel'tnln that
it will not be attempted. Tide In due to
the Izu'l that It In considered that HIII'II It
course will be nnnem-mnry. Several lnem-
be” prownled llunrev to show that. Illo
vbauuo will not be nmwnnry. 'l'bew llu»
am on tho lam» of tho morn-a rocvlvrd
plum the ellver nlrenuth at tum an nunlm‘t
llfl.‘ gold dnlugyilnn. lint monrnin'en have
le‘fl reeolvedwbleh lend to the nnnrholon
that tho allvor Volo wlll reach fill. and It.
lwonlbb-nlly believed that the tliapluy of
oi mnulmlrelmtll \vlll brluu the few other
votou lllK'l‘r-nlll‘)‘ to give tho required two
lIIIrtIM. 'l'heno lluurm are llnlupeniltnt ul
mntonln. 'I'Im hla’lli'n wbleb are counted
upon to yield tho lterrnuo are Illaluo,
.‘- arylnnd. erhlunn and Florida.
Woman “um-ugh" Are 'l’hr-re.
(:nlmoo. Joly :.'.-'l'ho l'nlulnIIb-n on
rvmlntlonn of the approaching convention
II but IIIolln lu Imvo In Wi’vhlll' \vIIh llln
“rm” llimnnlnl problelm llow provlnu m
vexntlouu. but In to bo prnhonlod \vllh or
nonleulu pro and con on the qowtlou of
Millruun for women,-uml the question In to
bo prom-Med in no nwnunr manner If the
would" have llwlr way. The half hour
given the twa nldenol‘ tllonrnmnent by
tho Republican commltlon In St. Innlu. hi
but a fraction of what they wlll ask burn.
The mllrnulsln. bonded by I.lIl|u Ila-vvr
emu lllnkn and Mn. Clara Volta. will null
for no exp-mb-d hearing. at which several
sineihrre of Well known unITrmln prmsllvl.
tlen may be heard. They are HIII pmnrtA
Inc under the defeat of their movement at
Ht. Louie and have In'nli buoy pin-pur-
In“ ntntlutlcll and data to refute the IIII’III'A
menia made them by Mrs. W. Window
l'ranm-ll of Albany, who spoke for the
wonnm nnllnul’frnulatn. ’I‘hvy pre to be
able to convince the silver l-nslern. who
are expected to control the mnvnnllon.
that on Indore-meat of tlnlr imminent
might gather anm to the nihrr mil-n by
thelnllucncn the nullrnulstn Would bring
oath .‘
Nation menu: the certain actuate! the '1 »
* 2 party at the polls. It will be 3110qu
.nnnm of Benjamin lens and uni-ionwly
.. ;. W ‘V ' ‘ ‘
than wpmu in 0mm For
Soulful—Who. III-bl. to Cope With
the gob—Nonunm am l‘lro Upo-
urnuh fre cranium. n
Wrath". 0., my 2.—-'l‘bln little '
hamlet. on: the Big Four rallmad. 3%
miles froth Boron. uwldcly exalted over
the strike of common employed. by the
Cleveland Stone company.
The ntl‘llwrl ‘modo another httompt to
capture the quarrlen. l'llhoy approached
the quarries through tweed», with the
avowed Intention of driving out the non-
union men at work. The“! were met by
Sheriff Luck and 40 depntlen, who omn-
man’ded them to step. For In answer the
strikers began firing. and the light then
became general. For a few momenta the
strikers were repulsed and fell back to the
woods. (her too uhots were exchanged.
Four 'l’elleb strikers were wounded In
the melee. Vincent Mneohlnskl In abet
tlirouuh the lungs and wlll die. lid u do
yearn old and ban a wilennd four children.
Martin llockomkl was wounded in the
chin and Joseph Wawzonskl and Anton
l’otok were slightly wounded In the legs.
The strikers have worn out warrants for
the arrest of Deputy about! Smith and
other dopntlca, charging them with shoot-
lng to kill.
Women Capture the (palm.
BEIIEA, 0.. July 2.—-Whllo the ntrllcerr
were at West View the women In over-
whelming numbers took the quarry by
storm and drove out the workmen with
clubs and nitrous language. The sheriff
was at West View with all but a handful
of bin deputlen, and In consequence the
Women had full sway. When the news
reached them that some of the striker:
bad been Injurednt West View, the wool-
en Were llllhlflll themselves with rage and
were only kept in check by the large numr
ber of citizens that were hastily summon-
ed from the vlllage.
from Under Ame.
Commons. 0., July 2.--ln response to
Sherltl Iaeek's request for militia. Govern-
or Bushnell announced that the aherlll
munt usehls own judgment. and It unable
Lot-ope with the strikers hlnmolf to call
out what mllltla he wanted in the county.
Tbonhel'IlT has 150 deputies under arms.
50 with wlnchonter rifles. Company I). f).
N. 6., at llerm, is under arms, and (full!-
pnny K of thin no has been ordered to
stand In readiness. .
lllotlng In Clonal-ml.
CLIWELAND, July ‘J.-—'l‘bo echoeulof the
shots flrcd In tho lion-o stone quarry strike
bad hardly died away when a wild mob
broke loose on tho strontlo of thlselty. Ten
thousand people. yelllnu, eurslnu, howl.
log, jeerlng and NWl‘nl‘lDfl. surrounded the
works of the Brown llolallng and l'ou.
Loving company, at which place them Is a
lookout, for blocks on all aides. Never in'
this clty'n Illstory has there INN?” a parallel.
liver Ibo nonunion Jnen were at work In
the llrown Hoisting and Conveying enm-
pully'u plant. A strong dl'tlll' or policemen
were drawn up to protect lbemnn they left
their work. The policemen endeavored to
load the nonunion men on to the corn. but
by atrolour the striker» and thousands of
their nynuathlzera prevented tbls. The
threatening: crowd gathered about the
blneeonln and tho nonunion men. Who
Were hedged within the hollow nilllnm of
pollmuncn.
Finally .\. L. Strong. :1 nonnnlon mrm.
poniled lo frenzy by tho hoollnu mob. drew
his revolver and idiot n ntrlkor by the
wounded llllll. The crowd set up an angry
yell. but no nemalt WM attempted on the
pollen llneu. 'l‘ho pollen then decided to
march to the city.
tired and persplrlnu Ill-own Workup-n to
leave the pollen nqnaro and tulle n dllr. At
last the pollen and their "Ilmidu guard"
reached the public nqnnre. .-\ m-Inulnlom
crowd of people marched along In from.
In the rear and on both olden. [leaching
Seneca street. Cnptalo English“ Saw the
word to turn. and the Hllllfll’l' moved
around lnlbof'pnlrol pollrn alatloo. Ilen-
the workmen gradually dispersed and look
dim-rent routes to tln-lr lmnn-n. l‘nrllmr
trouble I! expected.
LEPERS IN PARIS.
llr. llamffn Announces That He Ila: (Tum!
never-n Cure of Imprmy,
lmxnoa. July 3.—~'l‘ln- dim-livery rm-nl—
ly of a leper wondering, llolnvlms, In tbe
”In“!!! of l’lll‘ls llllli ln'ull Iolluerl by Illl'
'mnnulh'nmollt lha't lolly loo HIIII'I’I'N
from the lontheolno dim-nun are at large
among; fllll poor of the French mpllnl.
('oup mlwllb tllls lllll'l'sI'HlllI‘a Ibo Mlllll'
what reauuurlng nIatlelltellL to tho .h-ml
only of Sell-um by Ilr. Ilonlfn that be had
not eel-dell In curing novero mm» o! lipro.
Ky. He had been Mrouk with tho l'f'hlllln
oblnlnell by the old of graduated orunnle
lnjeetlona In erw'aof m-mmuund pmrlunb.
'l‘lm (Illl'lol’ would. to nnvIlIy lbc coutlltlou
of tho norvmol hymn III by ntvvontlmnlou
without melting It, and won noted lb.-
ool'roolln'ua of lll: conception
Ilo aluo ntlulbll by ouann of a new tech-
nlenl pronoun the condition of tho Illvmll of
Ir-prunw patient» and ~lh'mmlell in drama
nllnllllp tho lll‘llm'llfl'fll Imollluool‘ b-pro-y,
wblch had never lu fv ro been dlwovored
olnewluro than in lol-I’UIH llll!o‘l‘u'll'!.
Mlllo Mint "own.
Fan. Illvnn. Mum. .Iuly f.’.——'I'Iw
.\lnerleull Linen‘eompem'n nillln have
:lllflnllllw'll n shutdown fornn Indvllnlte
pl‘l'lml. (m 'l'nvnd'iy Ibo warpor tenders
Were nullllnd of :1 reduction of Wilttlm.
'l'huv objn'ml to lhlx. and on the rrfn~al
oflIo- inauaueno'ut to rruonnld-trtlm propo
allloll the tendon «trot Is. The nualmmv
mvnt lininmllulvlyaonouum-d on Ind-vi!-
nllo uholdown.
Mrsflluloln Lawton VII] III.
SM‘AV‘xan, .luly'.’ «New; won received
frinn Ulllloo Hpvlmn. N. Y..~ le liepornl
Alexander II. Lawton of lblu oily In In it
very preecnrlenn voodllion at that. plnup
tleliernl lmwton wow [-l'nmlnonl In the
(fonfmlvrotn army and under l’rmldmt
lflm‘elnml'n llnt ndmlnlalmllon woe min.
Inter to Austria.
Jnllnnon'l "no! ‘I‘Imm
Lemmy. July '3. —-—.l H. .lobmrm, the
American bleycllnr. ruling on the lfutford
lrnelt, went a quarter-of o lullo. Mill :1 II)"
Inc Mart. In all to mmml-amla thlrd of n
llllll‘ In do :I r. mvomln, both balm: new
European rnrurds.
w..-
Weather Fun-mu.
llloek after block was ;
passed, but no chance was given for tho ‘
cl “ushering mm , n0
moot be dead with Wheat unuthm and
I» neceuurlly flow. The mass of wine
minced by the full of yesterday mornlng is
thought to he continued. and through this
mm a hundred goons wmknwn can
make but little headway."
’l'hd Inevitable conclusion II. thomloro,
that It will in weeks before the bodies are
recov'orctl, I! at all.
from the (limit Spring oolllery to the foot
of the Twin Hill“, has been completml, and
a large body of gun was found. The oil»
clnlo have abandoned the idea of tunnel-
ling, as the men would have to trnvid
2.600 fuel to match the point whom the vie.
time are thought to have been when the
cave In occurred and "Ill route In much
farther than the one the rcneuorx are now
working on. Apart Iron: Hill, It would be
dangerous and entail a tremendous 'ox»
.penno. ‘
Inuldo' Superintendent Morgans of the
Lobluh and Wilkeslmrw Coal colnpany
and Chief Engineer lllchardu of the some
company have been In tho nhaft. Mr.
Morgana cold; "The altuntlon renialnu
prmztlcully the name as heretofore, uxcupt
that We have made a little progress. The
uork Inn: been conoldornlilylrelardml by
the large pieces of rock the rescucru have
come in contact wltb."
Mr. Morgan: said that When they rcoeh
the point where the fall hail como down
from thepurface the manner of pushing
the work will do and on the condition of
the real. It the r II III In mnall, crumbling
pieces, the progress will be slow, as the
timberlng will be very dltllcnlt. If it is
In large, mllll llnkmn the work of timber-
lng'will be facilitated, and progress will
be mpld. ' .
In regard to the reported toppings, Gon-
ernl Mnnngorlaw mill: ”Oneof lbeWork-
men thought be heard a slight tapping.
It was reported to us, and. although we
were quite certain that the supposed lap-
ping was but the slight rumbling of the
mine, we dofennlnod to establish beyond
a doubt whether or not such won the case.
We haVo thoroughly Investigated, and our
menvbavo been on the alert, lietcnlng to
any sound» elmllur to those board. We
are now convinced that the supposed top-
plug was but the moving or crusblng of
the rock."
The Pltlstnn Item print: an article my-
lnu that there is no possibility of the w
rovcry of the bodies.
OUR FISCAL AFFAIRS.
The Tremor] Stateroom of the riddle
Debt and Ifsgiciinllturru.
Wasnmm‘ox, July :3. -— ’l'ho treasury
e.l.nlclllept of Ibo public debt shuwntlnn
pnblindebt. less cash In tho tremanryat
the clear of tho ll.-eal your, to have. been
$5)55.‘£‘.l.',‘.’.’il, an Int-ream for the month of
“woman. '
The debt In classified as follows: Inter-
est bvarlnu debt. Isl? 363,50"; debt on
which lflll'l'l‘rl has L’l'lhl'll 1-inch nmturily,
Mailman"; debt braving no interest, $373,.
3'33”}le total. (L2; ,Ttlzlfil'nl. whirl! does
not Include 25 IT, l In.‘.i72l In certificates and
tremnry liotml nflwl by an Mlllfll amount
of rash in tho lnmllry.
'l'ln’v tremury van!) is‘ classifimlue follolvn:
liold, il ll.o‘.’d.:l"-Ll; silver. $7:l2l.1llm.7l1l.
paper. “73.37133“; boud-, disbursing o!»
Ilt‘ehn' lilllllllvvs. L‘llh, 81h.“ mum; total,
éhv'ril.'.’"-'v.flil.’u. IIKIIIIHI which there are d:-
loand liabilities amounting: to dim‘. lTil,»
339. Imliou a Club balance In the Ll‘l‘fh
ury of $2117. lil‘JJuni.
'l'he coinage of Mandard silverllollnrs
during the IN. .~|K months was 871nm“
lI'.‘. nlnl lln' l-Ilzil all?" millage during
the year SI l. lllwll.
'I luv l'l’l'lll'lln of the lrennory do llltrllill'lll.
shill" that the era-w: of oxpendilnru our
receipts sin-co Jan. I, lace, nggrrunlo
illo,7:.’.'v,l'.’.;.
BASEBALL.
NATION-AI. LPIAIII'I". hA‘IlZ“.
AI. llmohlyn‘
Ilrmklyn........ u o o o l o l o 0.. :5
l l'llllndolpbh ., n o o :3 o 2 o o 1... :.
IrouLIyn——II|L~', T; .~rror.~‘, II. l'lllliilll'l
pbla—«llllo. ll; errors, :1.
AI Iinllllllol’w—
llnllllnon- ....... o o o l L! :l o o ‘_ 0'.
New York ....... o o l o o o n d 1—. -:
I'l-‘l‘l'lilllll—wllll‘. I‘m. error», (I. [Home
Millie. ll. l'l‘l‘ntn. l.
I .\t\$’:i~binglon«
WilrllIllgl-Ill II I' II ‘I ‘3 ll ll 0 ”3- ||
“fulfill ........... o o e l 2 o o o o... :l
Washlnulolz—llllx, l‘. i-rror~, l. lthIllll
~llIl-l. l‘. rrrol‘u, l.
Al. :‘I. Lulllrf—
I'lllsbnm ....... l I) II 0 II II I ‘I ‘J— 7
q, Luv“... ,,,,,,,, o H 1 o o I II II on. 'J
I'itl~lillr;r~-llll~, II, l'l".'u'.'r<, ‘.‘. Bl. Louh
“llll . 7. il’l‘nr-o, I.
('mleh Ammlulnl.
\l’nrmt‘o'lo‘i. July iv The prwldellt
Inn. appoinlml lbw following: I‘d'll’ffilll large
In WWI. l'ullll Io I'lIIl'r Ilw l'l 30. lirxllllllllll
.llllll'. HIT; llenr)‘ I". MIN-bell. min of the
late Iielwrnl William Ii. Mitchell, 1'. H.
\., Wllnllllll In in-itw wrsleo; alternate.
I’l'rlb'r‘ln'k .'-b'.'1r~. Mill of the late llllllll'll
'IIII (‘olnwl Ffl'llurlfik Moors. Fourth I'nll.
I'll Slalom lIIIJIIll‘)‘, IAIN! died In nl'llve
wrll-u‘. Ifb'bml ll Vr'llllnlnu. In!“ of Mn-
ior f'loirbm W. Willlaoo. I'. :4. A; Illll'l"
unto. William P. I’Znolu. mu of I'uplaln
William lionin, I’nurlll lTiiII-ul flatwar-
illbrr, :md to llll tb-~ vacancy in them-
Ill‘I'Illl' {In Ibo Illulvint of ('nlvlmbin. .In
wpb l’uunlleroy llurmsn, “random of the
late Hellvi'll .Ionq-pb K. Ilriro-u, l'. H. .\.;
.lllvrmlv, William I.. Idliplilh. ion of lbw
late Lieutenant W. I1. Eligllnb, Hr-vonlb
l'nip d 1-wee- Infantry. who «liwl of
wmnul‘ rim-Ind] Ill LM‘IIulI WIIII Net I’nri'o
Indiana.
Round the bpunlnrdn.
I-{llv WI . 1'. July 1! .--.»-.\'ewu from (lulu! In
that In. Zayu-a, the Inntlrurnl leader. In In
.lllrm'li, province of "moon. and on .‘dlllll’
day be had an «imam-inept wllb lienornl
Urbou. In which llmh'pnninh bad to wunml
ed. The coiublnollon nuulmt hlnm'olu the
provlur-nof l’lnal’dol lllo Iiu- ruuulled In
aevernl mmll o-ogauemonlu. In wbleb Mum-o
rmnpletI-Iy milled two bomb: of ullorrillnn
nml ruptured Ill) ploem of nrnw. and the
ripanlunlo now olalui tlmt they cannot
llud .‘Ioceo
man-v" Wm Amnlltrd.
'I'ui'xfo‘a July 5! ml'nlrlek J. Illnnrey.
a submit keepn' in lbla plane. rimmed with
"IMHIIIIIKIIII‘I‘ lo moslnu lhmlenlb of Wit
hum I‘Innnury of’ Philadelphia on March
will exert an Influence noon the cent!!!
to bear on the male utter.
” 0
Fair; warmer; mulberly whole.
The drilling. which has been going on .
Baltimore—JUN. 'J. “rrorn, II. New
York—Ulla. 7; errors, :3.
At. “Henge—-
Cl.wlalnl........ 3 U U l r. I o .5 9—19
i‘hlmgu .......... 2 o l l 2 l o o o— 7.
$3.98.
MAHACKENIO -
h
WE ARE CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LINE AT
some“ on THEM \VOR'I‘H
' ' $8.00.‘
Don’t Miss This Great Sale.
VOU GA’T DO BETTER
Than Leave Your Orders for
P n n t-
I n g I
At the Sentlne
Office.
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
5! Washington Street.
Open daily from (I to 12 a. m., and from
l to :l p. in.. and on Monday evenlngs
from lie 8.
Interest allowed on deposltn.
ALDEN SOLMANS l’rexl.
John H. rhinos, tween-u.
JOHN H. KNAI’I’. See. and Trans.
n... lam
Furniture lie-upholstered!
Carpets Tnlmn np. Cleaned and l‘.e~lald.
, Ilalr Maureen-s made over. C-haIrs re-
eaued. '
.I. c. WALLACE,
525’ North Main St. South Norwalk.
ll 9 'Jlll
After Nay lst, _
. . . . OR. F. SOHAVOIR
Will be at his South Norwalk ollloe.
9 Washington St.
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
From 3 toho‘VIWI; p. Ill. d’l‘ll-‘Ill‘clllllil-"l tn
lilac-lee: of “moon. :1 to :un
-u»
DORLON HOUSE,
onnoonv's POINT.
Now open for the m-nmn of two. Shou- Illn—
m-r-. Illxuulu- -Inn-I ('I.‘lllll~:ll{l‘\ linllnlix.
lluulllll: :llltl l'lhlllllfl. I'lt‘llllt'n‘itl“ In ”11‘
ll'lll‘l mun IWI'III)‘ Inn rib-x. .I. ll. O‘SI'IJ [-
VASJIJw-mnr. lll‘.’7 tf
J.D.JENNINGS,V
U N D E RTAK E R .
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk.
llpp. Street Hallway Depot,
ILI'LSIDENUI!) ELM H'I‘RE’I‘.
'I'EIII‘JI'IIOXE CALL. ll.
I
- - - - Conn.
J. B. RAYMOND,
DEA I.I~'.ll IN
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
\\’I|-.|.m.io-.ll|il Ivldil v-llil‘i- "ml in" Ill-"mi, ’.
\Imbwn hIll'l'I. Unlein ion-oiled at H. H.
'l'runbrolu- .\ l‘n.‘ . I‘I:.'.u'Hlnre.l'orlu-t‘ Sunlli
Mylo .lnd “lnlilmzbvo (limb. Ill '1le
CALF PNSTURE BEACH I!
Sea Food of All Kinds.
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
Ho and alter .lol'.‘ “II. II Iron I'IIlIM'yIIIlI'l‘ will
.- .nuwi will the 'l mum.” at all:nu-num-l’el‘y
linol‘illll‘l 1p. in.
”i C. A. HUBBARD.
D. w. 'RAYMHONB.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
.3 Washington Ciro-t.
Bo. NOPWIIK.
llenldcnco, Mnhnckemo Hotel.
...': Iv
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
(lecoplecn portion of E. Utmowdll'n
More. eol‘ner of Wall and anr film,
Nolwalk. (fall lIlIll M‘ll lhc Inked
wife» In llnls. Cline, nth. ‘ hull“
ll. Y..New Haven a Hartford
RAILROAD.
Tralna leave Southl‘lorwzuk as lollowa: ‘
For New York.
A.M. nanometre 706. Ht. 321. not.
e:m,aan. 10 a. 1m. p. M'. 1m. 111.226.2154.
4 07. I no. t 25. e 30. o no. 6 to. up 8 11.10 20.
SUNDAYH. ‘ : "
A.M. annuals. RM. 614.130”.
Leave New York‘for Saddam-Hr.
M.neo.em.rm.sm.cm. 1003.1008. 1100. '
A.
u m. 12 or). 1’. Moon-zoo. 303. Am. 105. 430.
6::2.b’00.603.7w.300.934).12W. *
annulus.
A. hf. comm. P.1d. 600.1200.
Lonvo South Norwalk
for New Haven.
A. M. 1m..120.c:m. 7 :ol. 3 it. 9 11. 10 no. 11 on
on. lull. 1205.1:l7.:lw.420.50’l. 527. cm.
521.7m.a41.911.nls.
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave So. Norw-Ik.
AJII. 637.1011. P.M.us.lw.sn.tu.'
‘ timers.
AM. 0'16. llhf. 725.
Leave Danbury.
Add. 600.780.957.11“). RM. 438.651.
cannons.
Add. one. km. 505.
fi_._‘
Jacob M. Layton, :
Fire. Life and
Accident "
INSURANCE”
Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Stenmhhl ' Tickets, and Studio
Uraltn. .onlls Negotiated >
and Stocks Sold. '\
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE?‘ '
Nexttol‘ont Office, . : .. g
SOUTH NOIIWAIJK. : CONN.
Notary Public. Aekuowledmneuts Taken
._ ..._...:
J. 513;. was.
Paper-Hanger. Calciminer. .
Painter.
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers,
lln'lIl-r.\ and Gill. Mouldings taken to
hollow for lnnpeullon, on notice by postal.
l'l.~l.imutcn Cheerlullv Given. me Ill
WAGONS I
Now and Banana-Hand.
succl'as.
PHAEI’ONS,
oneness,
enemas,
SPINDLES, Etc.
Pmcss TO surrALL.
CALI; AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLv.
one... forWomen
mas. on. n. A. neurone
(Inn be conunlted ntbcr Dillon
"1;! lbumn Bram. Bulwllmnr, (Joan...
From 1” u. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
'l‘ln-dm-twr In a regular phynlrlin and for
the wet nun-Ivan yearn Inn-l model in dlmouo
IllWumv-n.tj‘omlltI)’. Indlee Millerlnu from
:nwdlmmlt lneldentto the nor can uvounult
lll'JIulIl’olll lothu slrlvlent mnlhlenee will‘
Ilwnwurnln e mi rum-lvlou thonuml nklllf'ulnm
«vb-Mllh- lrvnlmenl lilluWII lo modern our cry
and n otlll'lho. Ilmnn out with nurse nra
melon Wllull nulillt'oll. 'ullnb mmltgjrntol
MIIL-Ilom inonlpllv mulled to. lnolom imp
Owners and
l7, om nevpillled In Mercer court.
O
The IIIlth Charming Summer
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
J. I’INKIINSTI'ZIN,
ROTON POINT
South Norwalk, Conn.
Resort on Long Island Sound
i
livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Proprietors.
General Manager.
_ ‘ 1 Social " w
. Saleol * - w ~
Ladies’ Outing Suits-
f.
-|0TEL .- BLOCK. .”
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