3;. .
7 '0‘ mitt.
pontoofllce are for Mrs. C. R. Austin,
,thnld J. Jennings, S. Seldon, Dohcn
~Kdldgg, Steve Kiroher, and Edward
Jade“ want the Fourth enctnnpcd at
Runyon Island.
' lay ,strect, wheeled to New York on
Pelice Captain Dnnnfound the front
returning to Norwnlk, Friday attor-
.
enjoyed a'mn down the bar»
”Baby'uf‘ bicycle boat, on the
t4.
iii
5 goluln tallircle, (lompanicns
Welt, Will install olllcors tomor-
, “W John Btn'th, who has been
H Noni! in New B ' , has returned
filler-Wall: for the summer.
[Alurge tree in front of Dr. C. W,’
Wy's‘mideqoe, in North avenue, has
him cut down by Alex Olsen.
Vho‘Alpha Wheel club has received
’for the fifth annual races of the
not Whool club, of New London,
22. '
James Farley, of Wilton, arrested for
Mt,” was tried before J notice Rose at
toll. Friday afternoon, and lined $5
nolaimed letters at the Norwalk
Oilsnision. "i‘ -.
' . Edward Voorhoos, Lewia and William
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Nash, of Berke-
their tandem, on the Fourth, returning
home by train.
Street Con'nnissioner Martin Kellogg’s
men are cleaning up the Norwalk streets
toils], removing all traces of the Fourth
of July celebration. '
door’ of the Central National bank
unlocked at midnight, Friday night.
The bank people were notified.
Samuel Magullis, a waiter at Austin’s
restaurant, is minus a now'hat, which a
tramp mistook for his own _ dilapidated
headgear on a recent visit to tho restau-
rant. '
John Sheldon, son of William Shel-
don,ofWilton avenue, who left Nl r1“
walk some time in: , surprised his part
out: lpd many friends by unexpectedly
noon.
JoinIpie Tanner, arrestcdzlty Ulticcr
Merchants, bus boon placed in charge of
Rev. 8. H. Watkins. who will try and
flnda home for him. If unsucct-ssfulv
Johnnie will have go go to the State
Reform school. ‘
uAbout maventy-iivu momboru of tho
Arion Singing society. of South Nor-
wulk. united vvith the Bridgeport Arions
on an excursion to Point Vii-w, L. 1.,
youtcrduy. The stonnn'r train-,1 loft
Baton Point at ”:3” anti returned at
7:30. The Wltoclcrtk Wilson orchestra
faminhod music.
-... m...1'.5
l
Became it ll made from the choice-t
roots and herbs-than why, too, its
body and life are to hutch ahead of
other, so called, root been.
Remit any other temperance drink.
and In far more healthful than any clco»
Italic drink. - '
, , i
I A hotticof extract will make 5 gallon,
or «Item
"w‘", nhfm . '
Milt?! Aral“ III”
The host mlvnlu the world for cute,
bruit", mrm, nlmra, suit rhnnm. favor
m. letter. chat .1 hands. t-htlblutns,
mo. and all sit u omptiouu. and mi-
lively 1mm pilw, or no pay rt-un red.
It Is gunmntrml to give porfnwt antlnfuc»
thin or [tumor rt‘fundod. Price 2a with!
perm. E. I‘. Weed and (i. C. Stillmu.
-... .. . .-.....,_ '\
It Would ho hard to convince a man
mfl’t'ring from biiioun colic that his
wmy is duo in n mlrrobo with on
ummmnunonbin name. But mw «lotu-
of DcWitt‘n Unite and l‘holorn Corn will
mum of m powvr to ”floor
instant relief. It lull: pain. ll. (3.
Wm, E I’. Weed.
,, ,_...-.. a»
"HAM... ~nn<hh
5 , § ,5 . 5 5 H. . . 5 , . 5'
not com Ira-tun at u» m.» can. ‘
“mm-c m cantor bath of Virginia.
Gold mu sun rum on but» rub.
, Lilia; Up In It» It”. I
.r ‘51",5 ,, w. ‘ fl: , 5'“,- i. l “.4: u 5“;
(napalm. J uly tin-Tho free diver army,
with the gold tot-cos practically rooted in
advance of the battle, to discovering that
its woaltncu lies in Its own tremendous
“me bland 0' Mimutllwlllll it“!
landing candidate for the presidency. with
holes of Iowa second in the taco. Teller'n
an o lalnow, pourecly heard in this pvt-ou-
Tit ten. Altgphl in commuted o'f noqitet.
ting, with two or three of tho othor dolo-
gates, and wmtly planning to aprtng a
dark home on tho convention. Ilryun of
Nebraska is tho dark horse most frequent-
ly mentioned, . . . .. 5. ,
The strength of the several presidential
candidates is now estimated no follow:
Blond. 975; Bates, Ill! I’nttlmn. 1th Mo.
Trail“, 52'. Whitnoy, all; Matthews, ill:
Blaoltburn, 2o, Stevenson, Ill; Russell,
to; Teller, ll; Pcunoyer. 8; unclusrillod,
ills. ‘ .— . .
The members at the Democratic national
committed who are allvm man have hold
a meeting to agree on a candidate for tom-
porary ohnlrmnu of tho convention and
decided to recommend Senator John W.
Daniel of Virginia. Splinter Ilaulol'a
name may buprosontod to t full oom-
mlttoo for tomporary ohnlrnm by ti. sil-
vor members. If the goldcommlwiomen,
who are a majority. insist u ion Vproacntv
ing the numo of Senator I III, or some
other gold man to tho oonventlon, tho sll«
ver contingent vvlll nominate Dunlol. It
implausible that 5Dnnlolla. natuo will he
brought lmfore tho convention by a minor-
ity report from the national ootnlnlttt'vo.
Senator Hill has intimated his willing-,
new tu uccopt the designation of , the nu«
ttonnl committuovaa temporary chairman,
and his union will be prostmtcd by the
gold majority of tho eomnllttco. In rotor-
rlng to tho situation, the Now York south
for save: “’l'hnro will he no dishonorable
compromise. Thorn will be no object. sur-
rondor. Every lnnh will be fairly and
honorably contented until the convention
nhull finally adjourn."
Something of u animation hm boon cano-
otl by tho opcn throat of the New Jersey
Democrats to bolt. The delegation hold
an informal oonfurunco in thotr headquar-
tors in thnAndltorimn annex. Sonntor
James Smith and State Sonator William
I). llnly were uhsont. Allan blollorttlott
made a «pooch in which be absolutely ro-
fuscd to ho a oundldutu for member of the
national committee and suit that he
would bolt In case a free sliver candidate
was nominated.
'1' ho matter of appointing a connniltoe
of flvo to confer with tho Now York and
Connecticut tlulcgdtlom and if pmslhln 90'
euro tin-tr support in unyuotlon Now Jor-
aoy might take in onso a other platform
should he adopted was disuusood.
The Situation In Chicago.
Cnn'aoo. July u.—'l'ho Democratic nn-
tlonul convention, which meets» In this
city-tomorrow, is to be one of thonnmt
rutnurhublo In tho hintory, of American
politics. With tho convention but little
more than Ell hours away and hourly all
of tho dolugntns on tho ground, it last.
bmigod about by conditiom that llttlo can
ho forum-on us to cnntlldutox.
Tho feature of the past El hour“ hurl boon
the stunning uttor oollnpsouf tho "oller
boom. Tho talk of tho oxistt-m‘n of wilut
mm turmoil u uonatorlul onbul, plotting to
secure Tullor'o nomination, hu-l uronwd
among many of tho incoming delegates a
fouling of tho most hitter and pnssiouuto
romvntmont. and tho oryls hoard ovary.
when: that tho nonlinoo must. be u Dom-
ocrat. It is considered almost. trnuon to
suggest 'I‘olh-r. 'Ihh-i strong rovolt aguimt
what lat doomed an nttompt at aonntorlul
dictation moms to havochmkmatml the
so called cabal. Au lilo froo silver liopul»
Ilcull and tho Populist headers rt-nllzo that
tho guluo in nllpplng away from thvm tiwy
are inclined to grow ugly in their llmporm
tlnn. 'l‘ho funnor huvo ht-guu to prudlt-t
ill-foot if a Democrat be nominated, on the
ground that no matter how disposed thoy
might be to 'uupport n Democrat on u froo
st vvr platform their friend» in tho wrat-
oru atntm Would not follow them bug uud
hnggngo lntotho Ihvlnugrutio l-urty. 'l‘lu
Populist» could with dlillvulty llo routrullr
mi from issuing an mhlrcuo mying that
they could not oupport u llommerat. lloth
worn mm with the argument. that if thulr
profiwlous of duration to tho ollvnr chum
worn not. hollow prob-noon they must join
bombs with tho Ilumocrnlu in the attempt
to vlort u oundhlnto on the teams. So for as
tho sliver lla-publloun bottom Worn t‘ttli-
umrnml. It wm- argued that if thoy wulloul
out of tho 5t. bout-o convention hoodlum of
tlwlr vunvlrilonn thoy nltlut ultimo, If lhl-
I‘opullnto «tart-loll out their throats, bo-
twvou lbo iltlllllllml of upurty that mn-
trobt wull nigh half the mum to the
Country and tho nomluoo of a l'opnilatlo
convention at tit. Lonln.
lineman at Work.
'I be bounn-rs of both illnml and ilolou
urn arriving in grout numbers and an be-
uh-nmi by tour-china oiubu houdml by hm”
bumH and tho oollntlnnu thouanmlnuf silent»
urvwho tumhlmi along in their \vuko. 'l‘iw
loo-u i-umiittuto managers have (evolved
many tlbllll'nflt‘m of support from the
month and want. and although liluntl ht
still bulb-d und heralded mi tho iogiml
conditions and in undoubtedly gaining
ground, iw hm tonne Wool: point» in tho
pmonl orrungonwnt of bin lliln'i. 'l'ho to
ultimate rtnltactor of tho tlcolurullon nf
liw lillnolo llolngatinu for tho .‘limmrl
l'omlhluio, with-h WM to curry with it till-
inilnotlm- of Governor Altgl'hl. in qtuw
llotn'tl
The declaration, hnml on on lllluutnl
poll of tho dob-gntlon. wan onglnovn-d by
Ilinriohuuu uftor ho hudm‘urt'd n ututo
taunt from Altgnid thut- the latter Would
abide by the will of the majority. The
Altai-id uwu new challenge the accuracy
of tho poll and throw out lntltuuliom that
almrp pnwthm were rotortml to. In: in.
iluvod, however, by Altgold'p close frh-nda
that M ba-twonn the two tandiduh'u ho
would be for Iliuud tuttmr than iiolm. on
amount of tho fol'mor'u tinfulmr of hill no
lion during tho the Chit-ago Hull and tho
lntwr‘stnderwmont of thovourno of the
mlmlnlatmtlnn.
The lilaokburn llWlllllolIl not mom to
in» tantrum-inc. but John ll. Molmn of
”bio. thn pruprlotor of the (.‘Itmlntmtt l-ln-
qnirnr, is developing iulou potter in the
mmwntlon. tic ll surrounded by trained
rolltlclunr. whom batch is felt ovaryr
whore. Although they are quietly urging ;
him for first place on the ticket, It to troll
Illidfll‘fldfifll that his aim in to more the
nomination for vice pmident. "in on!-
uomtu mm are mutation union
m, ....
s. l .
, , i .
I ugitho altrunwnlnvu the r all!
a unity nomad ’ the nanometer. on,
than In ulna (linen onwuvcr 'lhu platform.
Mbuy of‘the W m Itrongly in favor
of” plutjoilwlbm, vi for frao‘otlver cud
thpmmlicpii not: of all other quea-
ttoua.. Tho tart tlltrmiiun mphclailytbey' '
“with”, who» .I in insultli'lvo
from ihonlltbd'é’fdrer“ l ififlfilpnhiiuuno oi
the west who urozrgu‘pfntn‘. notnctlonlsta *
”there, on the other hailtl, tidbit thorn
'uhould ho a regular pomuontlc platform
a'm'urln allvtho pending isnnua of the day,
Homo, uslnfuurn yeryrudlmtl lurlttpluuk.
All this bodes ill for the pruphotfl of u
abort oouvontlnn. 4,,
.’l‘h§n, ‘
i
5 mm, jodhy Mr. Whitney, pro
for» to to p‘ndn‘nmgcd by tho butloolt.
’l‘hotr plans room to ho harm on future
volltlngonoltiu. Having inilotl tolnmke un
lmpruuulun on the solid plmlonxoa of all-
\‘or, their pnrposu counts to ho to stir up
atrlfu and tulto advantage of Illi‘h dltwmv
Mons as may be developed In tho opposi-
tion. The great advantage which they
poems», always the qtrungtil of a hopolcu
minority, I: thilir‘oompuutnou.
Lou 1'altt of 5 Bolt. .
There is loss talk of a bolt. by the gold
men, and It was openly discouraged by
Sonotur lllll. : Mr. Whitney and others.
Still it In plain that a great runny of the
gold men will refuse to support u silvor
onndldutc, and some hora quietly canvmsu-
od tho advifihlllty of pluntn a gold tick-
_ot and gold cundldoto In tho lluld. The ad.
vantage to be gained by them from this
uuursu. they argue, would be the colon
whom came to those who refused to sup
port Greeley In ”72. Thom who worn dls~
sut‘laiind with tlrucloy nominated O'Con-
nor of New York, and after Greuluy’a do-
!out it won by their organization that the
party— Wus reorganized and placed on a
looting again. 5
The gold men prepare to inaugurate the
tight the muuiunt tho "gavel is dropped by
(thrill-mun llnrrlt . They um resolved up-
on uttering a gal man to the convnntlnn
fortempornry chairman, despite tho pro-
tonts of the silver leaders, and Senator
Hill to tho man upon whom their choice
hurl fallen. The silver leaders have the ut-
moot respect for lllll, but they and their
followers are determined that a silver man
shall uuonmo the gavel, and that the first
nttcrunco in the convention shall be un-
uqulvocally for nilvor. "Wu can neither
nilord to ho dmolvudwith faint. praise,"
said Senator film-t Money of Mississippi,
"tn-r actually condemned. We must have
the machinery from the start. "
(loll! Mon Program to Fight.‘
CIIIf‘AGO, July o.—'nm (vellum gold
men have madn every preparation to keep
up tho war, oven if they find thumeulvou In
a hupohms minority. Thorn has not boon u
llrt‘lik in the silver strength, and tho loud-
ursof that movement are fin-dun adamant
in lbodotormlmltlon to run tho convon
tlon. At. the some time titero soon»; to ho
a sympathetic fooling for Hi-nnlor "Ill,
and several of the silver loaders vl~llod
him and ruqunotml him not. tuullotv his.
numo to he need for tntnporory cbulrnmn.
Sonator Jone» of Nevada woo particularly
anxious about tho matter. He mild: "Son-
ntur Illll, we have no personal objootlon
to you, but our forum! will not be content
with anything but u alivor mun in the
choir. We don't want to have to turn you
down, and wo hope you will not acnept
tho designation."
lint oxiiovo nor Bullion, William t‘.
Whitney and «fiber louder.» trnro strong
in tholr judgment that thorn should be a
light on this Latino, and that Mr. lllll
ahonld slum]. So for com cod won: the
ouotornom of thhl that it won mid lllhl.
night that lilil wont! stand, and that ho
had begun propar an address that
would he tlolivcrct rum tho floor If not
from the platform, and this last ntutomont
ill-volopml an Interesting plilhfifl, that may
nwun n llvoly row in tho mnvontlnu.
"'l‘ho gold mun uhnli mt tumult." won the
cry of film rank and flip of tho nilvur men
with tho oxt-uptlnn of Jones, llluv‘khurn
and lilolmun. 'l'how luttor raid that tho
nunvontion should be fair in It». troulmout,
and fairness, on for on tho gold ofnlnlurd
mon m-o oonoornmlshould moon that line.
mil, Fulluwo, Hill and Gray should in-
nllnwml to talk.
’l‘lu-ro hn-i hmm II gmnldoul of dlsoun‘olon
ovl'r tho mnttor of tho ubmnou of Senator
”ill from tho- gohl min-ting Saturday
night, and tho qutmtlolw on to his ulmonm-
from both tho quill oolllt'rl‘llt'o ill Ilu'
morning nml tho meeting ut night. and his
rofnuul to my anything at tho cnnfvronm-
on Friday lllghtlvnro put or‘luurl-ly to him,
lit-mid; "The gold nun-ling WM hold by
local people, and [Must not uxpmtml to
”wok." I have rofrnlnod from taking port
in uny convovmtlon on tho llmun-lul loom,
boruuuo I do not hollow that tbl-ro In any
"so reiterating my vlowu All lmvo rotul
tho Now York platform. (in that lot-rm l
utnnd mpmroly. l huvo nothing to any iltt
to tho prolmblo «incision on lMtomporut-y
chnlrnmmhlp. i will Nll'thltlllf‘ the mullet
if the nttltulml mtlluilltto lomh‘rn it to
ion. No; I cannot one that tho altllllliutl It
ohmtuml. Wu urn not any otrongor limb Wu
Worn, but we are doing good tnlmlmulry
work."
Home litllo diuruuslon wall round by
roumn of the foot. that the gold mun had
called uuotht-r "looting at. the Auditorium.
It won mid that it our to with the num-
lion of uupporllng Mr. III“ for chairman.
Hnnulnr Illll’u attention woo mitt-limp
tlm otutunwnt that you a silver doll»
unto from Now Yur alt-tn. “could: "The
ntutunwnt la ttimoltltl-ly untrue. 'l‘horu it.
both Iiiwrtlvloglllo in our party The
mun who math-the nlutumuut it no in»
limit-r." 1
Eat liovnrnor linumil of I‘lflflflfllllllltil‘hllfl
was uuiwd to air» hlu vluwn on thu- «linu-
liou. IIn mid" ”Thorn in no mulorhll
t'hltflut‘. You can my thnt lilo two-thinlu
rule will not ho ubrugutml by tho t'tmvmt-
lion. and that tho unit rule will ulna
ttand." ‘
The Question of ‘l'nnptunry Chairman.
Univ/loo. .iuno Ii.~—'I‘ho lhunmlrntlo nu-
ttopol conwntlon In not only In a quan-
tlury an to whom chuli ho unicorn-d for
prmldcnt. but It hm a nun night-l- follt'nin
lulnpil the matter of the saturation of ulll»
cm to provide over the temporary and
gmrnmnnnt urgaulmtiom. The latter ofli:
cor may be whittled without much trouble
if the selection of the temporary chairman
could be mitstanuirtly nrrnmml.
Honntor Hill in the undonhtml choice of
the national committee. flu is aim the
one man from the M of tmthmnl promi-
notion who in willing to tool but mpumrlty
baton thcmuvnntlon. It has boon ulnlnwd
by the gold standard men that the silvnr
Month of Senator Hill in both the: house
ind Innate, many of whom urn dnlvunim
to the «invention. would have aumnlunt
«mouth and would (no their influence to
, ill. 5 .
t to Fill a... by non,
. rut-.2“...
vp ‘ I?!” one; that
" M ”"0! Phone-2
,5,“ litl'ih'o‘ltluntlou la
um areal silver man to
. Wit n!“ the convention.
atom, It u‘udviudull thmwho
,hnualltltivnpon him tospnrnuc a controv-
ptivr‘i gonna lie hfuv ulprtasud the belief
that, it the muventlon'uioptt' u on.»
platform. thorn will rarely be a bolt,
only») think-that llflllperpalllm ls
showmthujz‘bolt will: 'b inch rodncod
It to understand that Senator lllll tmllovm
that In oumtlw convention vlmuld unsteln
the national cannnlttraln tho selection
of himself for thinner chairman the
hull ’irumlllow Yuri: to and mainly
some other continue of tho «mt will be
grtiotlyrminimizod. ’l‘homlivor men fool
assured that Senutur Hill will: not bolt,
but under the- instructtollo of the Demo
M
‘sntfaron mum.
crattc ctatn’ccnvention of Now York the
delegation note as a unit, and if u majority
should decide to bolt or to take no further
part in the convention after the adoption
.of the. silver platform Sonator Hill, who
has lntlonod this unit ruin. would be com-
pelled to abide by the Infinite.
Sonntor Hill in very much undo: the
impression that ho will lmoloctodlf no—
looted by the national committal, al-
though every dclngutlon from tho mmth ‘ '
nnd Wont that haul arrived hnn joined In
tho dccluru ion previously made by the
silver men, in the ground tlmt they would
not accept anybody but u nilvor man for
temporary chairman. ’l‘ho pint of tho not»
utoriol friends of Senator lllil, asking him
not to plaoothom in the position of voténg
against him, has been almost patht' lo
Nearly every cilvcr Democratic senator l5
boron: ndclcgutc from his state Whllo
Hill has oppcaud them, not only on the all-
ver question. but upon nmny other uncu-
tlone, notably the Income tux, yot thny
regard him no u munly lighter and have a
great don] of admiration for him, [In tum
nowr counselled a bolt from n natiotml
nonvcntlon and ,hun ncwroly crltluluod any
‘body of the party whlch mlorutml u bolt.
It wot-t known during tho turifl flgh that
uonm Ill Tiltlllllfl grow out of o ammo n tho
annual: hotwnon Hill and Mr. Blackburn,
Still, hour the close of tho Inst mslon‘ of
nougroso. Illll mode it vlgurono :4th in
tho ocuuto, nupportlng tfnrlluh' on tho bond
tonne, but took nonunion to otwnruly l'l'lll‘
nine (Turllslo and tho frlonda of Gnrllalo in
Kentucky bocuuso they did not support
lilnt‘idmrn for annulm- uftm- ho had I.»-
mlvod tho caucus nomlnn:lon. In that
wool-h ”ill will ”till. tht-rnwivrogrl-otnr
lr‘ulK‘H than tho ourrvnry illlt'hllflll, and that
tho llomncrutlc putty ahould not divide on
tho qtuvztlon ot allvor and nurrvncy.
'l'hc silver mon npprtwlutml that. .cprmb,
and they do not oxxoot that lllll will tuvlt
"'bon o lit to I platform in ndopml llill
ma. talus in his: t-nmoraatlon with tho
silvor delegations who buy" called upon
him that. thuy tu'n not following ihtl lines
of bio nrgumont uml In tho nonatl‘ on that.
m-caslun, lumauso tin-y urn unhonllnutltlg
lo'nryothor issue to tho sliwr question
illltfl)‘.
'l'lm ullvur uu-n any that thin has got in-
yond anything ulsv in tho lh‘llllil‘l'flflf‘
party. and tho loud-um who urn horn, own
if they Worn dimmed to atnnd by butmtor
Iilll no tt-mpornryI-hutrnmn, would find
It llllllllh's'll‘llti to control tho Vll'li‘flflhllln
from tin-tr ntntnn, who are dulormlnml that
nono but n in to l mun rhull proohlo 'I‘hot
tho hilll'utlllll of u allwr man for tolnpornry
chairman in naunrnd thorn manna to b.- no
un-ntlon of doubt.
'l'llo [loin-I llonm.
(lnlmuo, .luly 1i,~~~'l‘hu munngnr‘: of tho
liolvu culuputun soy tin-y urn wry llllll'll
onuourugod bytho rot-ortn rm-nlwd from
their umutu null #hll‘llllfllll‘rl, who how
qu'n muvusulnu tilt: lln‘omlng delegation v.
'I‘hoy dcrlnrn that Itchy hm: lion-lopml a
grout ill‘l'll of ntu-xpm'lc-d strungth, and
that ho bl thi- 'it‘l'tinll choice of two thirds
ul llllI hill'l'l‘ lll'lt union Tlls‘y 1m- ounnihhv
of tho rim- to lilnntl l‘llln‘l‘. but. they any
that Iilutni will nmor ho ubln to mourn
tum-third» ol the mmwntdun indicating
that tho lioluu tum will not fmur tho ob
rogation of tho (Wolhlrdu ruin, ‘l he Ilolou
mun think that tho projudlm- ugulnnt tho
nolmtlon of n Hamlin-tn mun ml" operab-
nuulnut Mr. lilmni uml pin-rant iv nntnl‘
nation. The llolv-u mun my that no noon
on It lu‘nolnm uppurl'bt that litmd l'l'iflfllllv
ll“ lllllllllmll'll “who. will flu-ll lm Htlll‘t'fi'll.
lovvu own are urrlilng In grout mun
horn. (.‘olullol ’l'. .l l’hilllpo of tittmnwu
bun nrrlwd with HUI Ilulou iumnnrru. who
urn mulling tiwuwlvw board in tho oort'l
duru of tho lmtola
Illnn-i Will Not (in to ('Itimgu.
I.t'.‘lll\.\'o.\', lilo. .lnly vl,--Iu reply to u
ourry a» lo wiwtiwr in» world go to llhi
logo to nth-ml tho llrnuuzrutlo notional
votlvvntlou. lion. Illuhurd i’. Ilium! mill
to n proton ruptouomnllvo- ‘ 30,! how had
no lntvnltouu of going to (llllnugo. noltlm
um I lwruouuliy urging my nomination. I
mo in tho bond» of my nit-ml» and how
our)! oulllltlnlwn in ilwlr ability and Iltll'll-
ly." Mr. “land would not illuzmu the
t'nlth‘lltlHil laoutH not mutton pnvlnltlll‘m
to his candidacy, but it to thought he I! in
oonotuut columoulmliion with hi» mun
unora lu (lillougo and Is thomughly ptrdvd
on all important unluconvontlon moo:-
mnnln.
Alliance of (lumen), Italy h Amtrln.
lions: .Iuly o.~Er~l’mmm (firtupl hm
tolugraphml to Tho llofntma from Xupiue
an uxplmiatlnn of tthrlplo ultlunnu lm
twmn (irrnmny, Au flarilnngnry and
Italy. ”I' myn that the ullhmm In it do
funaivo and not on oagrmnlvo "no, unti‘
that the thfnp [mm'rs who are portion to ill
mutually guarantee the malntnnom of,
thniorrltorlal ntutm qno. The triploal»
ilnnco, ox-l’rumlor (llrtnplnyu. WM l’f'hnw '
ed for if! your» to limit.
w uru’l lMW '" 5....
. Miami, from tum [pr the I»:
hunt-nut at (luau-“lint Thai-ulna
gym”;- Itapurcttu lint-ruin“: Pn-
,I’u_omum Annual.
Wasmroron. .lnly a—Iletwcco tattoo
and ammo vultur- to the capital city are
expected during thonuat ton dun tout
tend theamnlono mt fifteenth intorna
tinnul Chrlnlhd’. II vor convention,
whinit
end no t men through the lfitb.
A mot amount at Work. mounting tho
programme for the convention and for
the reception and entertainment of the
lrlntlcnvorem. has been done. by the local
committee. From the enthuallmn which
lmobonnapporcnt all over the country, no
diociuood by the communications that
huvo been received by tho iocnl'commitlou
and the intense ll‘llOfllHI taken In the con
vontlon, It seems to ho mumi that the
gathering will be the greatest of its kind
over hold. A combined coating capacity
of “hood will be available at any time
during the convention. and the meeting
places will he mom numerous than horn.
Inltlm. Three gram tcnln pitched on the
White lot. a government rmrrvntlon jinn
south of tho pralridont'u mansion, is largo
ilullund a number of the uhurohu'n will
. coagulate the principal undltgrlnmu, and
nty’uytuln times meeting» will be hold at-
mnita‘if’ "only in all. Other chnrobov will
be utiliztu for onrly morning proyor meet
logo and monitor gnthorlnga Princi; nl
ly important tut-rung places will he the
mm great tools on tho White lot. named .
rcwpoutlvoly 'j’l‘ont Williston," "Tout En-
deavor" and ”Tom Washington." Eouh
ct ,thm mammoth ntrotcbcs of canvas
will boldnbout “Loon people. Approxl
tuntoly, N, 000 portions; can be ucrnmmmiatod
on Illtlh‘mlt'tm for the audience. while on
the gamut pilstforms provision will be made
for L500 morn, All the auditortnms are
doom-anal with Christian lindmvor and
United Status tings, utromnors and hunt.
Hill.
of lingo of toroign nations, mntrtbulml as.
poctully for this mnvoritlun by Christian
lndcavcr nutrition in tho rmpcctlvocoun-
tries us an nxpmaston of tho international
nhnruoter ut the authoring.
Malling "to City Attrnrttvo.
Aside from tho Interior dr-oor-itlonz the
ultimo: of Washington, particularly the
merchant», how moored into the spirit of
tho nonvontlon and joined in making thz.
t-lty uttmutlw by liberal llt'f’lif’lll'iflli of
their hnuwa and plncm of hn-itn-M r'hnp
windowsuro bright with convvntion roi-
ors Shield» and other flr'Vlt‘t'fi in colors
Matting tho word ”Wolromn” are promi-
nently diapiuyml, nnd frotitlt of storm: and
bulldingo urn draped. The government
authorities have givrn th-‘lr assietntn'c in
simulating the public parks with appri-
printn lollngu dovirm which Include lilo
Working out in plants and Hum-re ol the
"i'. l." monogram, cotnbtuollom of the
latte?! "Y. I’ :i 0. PL," H..- convention
lion in color» and nthwr (lt‘t'l'n'o with win”
work,
Apr-nutrient ls-ntnn- of ihZH year's mn-
vi-ntlon will b-- the grout choral of «trout
Ludo Vt’lll‘t‘fl, which hm been In training
for a long time for thc gathering. Three
«rations of the chorus will Mint in the
winning; in the tents and the fourth body,
or moo “voile-w will be dlvldmt among
the othur wa‘iltl’h’ in rho hath nod t'l‘lllrl‘il
m- l‘r u'lablg.‘ tin n.o~t loin-l wring foatllm-
in t,'l7'lltl'l‘llt:li with th . lull tliorusof LN u
when is on upon air patriotic sung son--
im. 'l'hl» iv to take plum nv'xt Saturday
afternoon on tho broad plaza on lb» met
«trio of tho l'nltml Silhvsl'upitnl building,
'f'lm Murine bond will loud it. nonhuman.
Dr. (‘Iurlt “’III l'rnttle.
I’rnsidont Fruit-la l-l. l'lnrk. I). ll, of
”Unit!“ is to provide at the naming. Hon.
John Wonunmknr of Philadelphia to to
motto u irrbf ashlar». and I’m-«Hoot ('Iant
is to [mm at a honour to tlwircai t-ity
union hadn't rr‘pnrtml tho ln-vtt \rori; n-‘-
.ilnlill‘lli‘ll during the your in [mztllntlfliz
t‘brintiun rltllcmhlp. After the low-ting
it in pfopum zl that llw lilillt-m'orl-rt- ahail
march in ’I body down I'v nnnylvuniu are
ililt‘ to tho trnunttry buildinzt. Whirl- tho)-
‘wlli dine no
'I'im progrmnnw mmmltlm into hall in
mind tb- l;it:'.'vll_~t~ “‘le on. ::i tho mn-
u-ntlnn,:l1nl fir tin-n. u tul.:nln-rof tho-
rom to ”W lilio'r:".~llfti: wines in ”IN thin-
llyho'u horn arming-ti. Tfi'w' llil’llill'l
Iirlgb crud. tho Snlrlhr. in non, Arlinl:
too. I'nrt Myrr and lhn [rv’mn'vlll'fl sum
filo! rtmldtlnrv, Wmnlll }’
Tho I rogrmmw for tiu- mwtlng- of ll’t'
l'flnll nti'm l-i til-out I'olnph [Ml lll numeral
3. rotttuznpiotm mrly llmrnlm.’ prays-r
nuwtings ln thi- rhurrhn of th. \urlouu
donomlnulhmn m-rmznmi from f- :m un
til 77):. rw'l'llht‘lt li'ron. "I '“i u’t‘lw‘"li until
two” nil toward noon fun in luv lrtl'l tho
nlwllngu for wivlrr'a‘a. prulw. my: rt». and
tho lllutllIIl'lll of wart-um lupin in tin-
iurgntvmamnl will" of tin- lurgu holly-
.luti rhurvhot. In lhnuftwrnmmn, Milton d
tlIrl-Ix;zimlli ti o "I‘ilit'llllull, tlurrr will In
vhllntnltmiinnnl mlllm In the tu-‘mrli
tllllflllt", nlllr-M and m'mmlttii‘ l‘llflli'b
mum, dunmulnutiotmi mil-alunury mill»:
and an informal n-r'optiun to all ”tilt-m of
the Halo, territorial and provincial I-ln-
Iimwnv little!» :I the nill-‘rr- and trauma
of t o l'nlmf riulmy of l'hripttin En-
th-n or 'l'illlt't'vlllhu «mallow urn m ltt‘l
Mllllllill‘ In loony lovinv'lu in Hum in.“
during tho m-arninn, “n Saturday own-
that lht'hl “ill bo rumpliuur and rniilm of
tin outer. 'vrrlturtul :lnd provlu-‘lni tin-lo
“gun in tltt-lr roupm‘tiu- 4 hurvh lil‘fllllflllil“
lt'fll. Tho uutlrn programme will bv pro
r‘l'Ih‘l Wmitm-luywonlug by i"! «ltnulimm-
”mum-ting! iu'hl in tho vnrloun ninth-hm
throughout tbr oily. whnn tho toph' h. to
be “ ihmpmlng tho riplrltonl lam," 'l'ltt’
mint thowwlm will partlllmth In the:
mnvvn'lon m-rk lm'ln'it-a the norm-r: of
many dlvlum well known throughout the
mautry, ,
., . .5 ..
Riot at an AfrooMncrtnu Mic.
llM Timmt‘. July It -—A riot tm'nmtl nt
nt‘ttlnf’fll pic-nit? at Imb llavcn near this
city. 'i‘iwuhvrlfl lenplml in amt. n
Iwgro nmnmi two-r. who had drawn a
n who: on o mtnpnninu Without I In!»
nwnt'n warning about no roivml mun
rhargt-d the ab: rill and bin tlrptltinu. bent-
Iug tin-tn and hurting alumni at tin-m Th:
ultimo emptied their mvoivuru into tho
trout! and wounds-d Ill. one notional].
Muny nm at. nor-9 cumin.
”It!" Against tho l‘lllcd Mateo.
Jimmy. July flu-A distant”! from Mui-
r‘ulln ’i‘l.u llally Mail my: itmt in tho
1‘; uni-h mulmlv- I Genomic (talk-in and I’nndt;
our.» wry hitter in their r-xprnslom
nanlnntthn Ifnltmi Hinton. 'f'tw forum
, gt'flllrtnnn dminrvd that the conduct of
tho.- round Foam In prowling "“9th
rob-lid was lam W.
I
M
cloak
hiylntl all Wildhnfldn)’, tho Nth lust. '
TI I
In tho team are dlmlnyml a number 1
and .
a
o
MAHACKEuo - HOTEL - BLOCK.
Specie
Sale, .0
Ladies’ Outing
wr: ARE CLOSING our mm; LINE AT
’ Suits.
SOME OF THEM WORTH "
$8.00.
Don’t Miss ‘Thiél Great: .Sale.
Uccupiesu portion 0‘! it. (inuowakt’s
store. corner of Wall and Water 5th.,
Norwalk. Call and see the lliTA'flt
styles in Batu. Cans, etc. a 23 f1
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
at Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 u. m., and from
to :l p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from 7m 8.
Interest allowed on deposits.
A IlliEN SOLMA NS I’rest.
JOHN H. minus, Vice“ Pmt. .
.ltlllX H. lx'NAI‘P. See. and Trans.
r-I’lAV'EmT-OUB WW“ "
Furniture lie-upholstered!
Carpet-4 Taken up. Cleaned and Ito-laid.
Kalr .‘leitnssron mndu over. Chairs rc-
canon].
J. C. WALLACE,
8‘5 North Main St, South Not-walk.
n. 9 3m
After flay ist, ‘ *
. . . . DR. F. SCHAVOIR
Will i-out his Hrmth Nunmlk oilh e.
9 Washing-ton 3t"
\VEDNESDAYfi AND SATURDAYS,
From 3 loso'olm-k p. m. _T’mvtwollmitml to
their...» «.1 human. a. 1'.) :lm
DORLON HOUSE;
GREGURY'S POINT,
Shun“ llin-
limiting.
a. lilwtrlavar. to tho
it) Ht't'lll) intuit-w. .1. it. (Hit l.l.|-
“IN-l. or tit-ax,
(‘itlmim kn.»
X. W upmg l'll' (I;
ll
VASJIMHMAI'. ml? t!
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTAK E R.
KNIGHT STREET,
liorwalk, - - - - Conn.
()pp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRE’I‘.
l 'l‘l-ll.t.‘l’llt)NE CALL. ll.
J. B. RAYMOND,
DRAM-Ill 1N
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
“halo-coll- ‘lflil retail oilim- :Illll im- lmuw. 5
"llvllwn :lH-rl. ”it via lm-t-lh'tl til (i. 5.
'l'vuvl v“ “1,: . .‘.- l‘ub- (‘ .m- h‘luiv. corner Suuth
\lou .tn-l \v’m-lulmlno ~ll‘4‘t'lo. Ill ml
1
GALF piston ”in...“
Sea Food of All Kinds.
Shore Diunersa Specialty.
n, _.
mu: wt wnh ilw ‘l‘r.uuuayut miluronut-c-vory
hum luv: 1 p.111.
ill 0. A. NUBBARD.
D.” w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.’
as Washington linger.
Ito. Nora-lit.
llmidunco, Mallaclmlno liotvl.
"‘7 iv
YOU CA“! 00 BETTER
Than Lowe Your Orders for
Print-
ingl
At the s‘onuno
Offloo.
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter! .
l-l'lot’Jof'. "it, .i iront'mn'oynllw-will-
Jacob M. Layton“,
Fire Life a ". .4 ,
Aéotde’ntn‘d‘
lNSUBAchnj
Real Estate and House Agent. (_
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
Drafts. mam Negotiated -.
and Stocks Sold. ,
OFFICE, 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Poutoilice, ..
SOUTH NURWALK. : : : :
CONN.
. Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
J. o. Jé'hfiinéé‘f'
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter. 5
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS.
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwulk.
Sample Books of latest Styles of Papers.
Ii.,lrtl¢-rs..atlil Gilt Mouldinga taken to-
houses h: inspection, on notice by postul.‘
Entitnatcs Cheer-fully Given. mc l9
WAGVONS‘I
Now and accond-Hand.
enemas. .
Portraits... ‘5
cannuors, '- '* -
~ canopies, *' ~ .fi
SPIHDLES, Etc. .1
PRICES TO SUITALL
CALI. AND sun THEM.
H EN RY TIILLY.
unannounan
u as. on. u. A. cunronn
Can be consulted at her oflico
"42 Bnow Smaar, Bmoorroar, Como.
From 10 a. ill. to 7 p. in. any day except
Sunday.
Thodm-tor lo a regular physician and for
tin~ punt nlnolm‘n yours has made the diseases
of u'nnmn twpwiully. lullllvn suffering from
any chitin-oily lurid-Int in the aux run notbulll:
ln.tiuiiloul lntlu- ~tth-tv~t mnliolouvo. with
tin-uwalrm w- oi l'm'u-ivint; tilt-mn-l skllilulnntl
M‘lv'lllllit' Imminent than n to lllelt‘i'll Hit-gory
and nn-dimno. lit-mo corn with nuruo tur-
lllnllml “'ln'll l‘(‘4|llll'l'll. 'l't-lnm lllmlol‘ulel
All letters promptly rn-l-lll-d to. luoloue stump
N. Y.,ilew Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
Trulue have South NOI'Wlllk as follows:
For New York.
Bilb,bt0.filo,ll.'..’u, int. 71!. tlltl. om.
nMnquloT. l'. .\l. mammalian“.
t 20. t. 2.5.1.34», o no, r. m, 'I 57, 811.10 no.
mmmvn.
A. ltl. It’ll). ”0,915. 1'. hi. lit. tram.
Lo-vo New York for 80.Norwnll¢.
\. if, t on, a on. 7 no. ll no. a no, tom. mm. It m.
It contra. l'. MAM-rm. am. am. no. Hit.
a mono, 603.100, ltm. u no. mo.
mmmvn.
A: if. am. too. ,1‘.M. 000.12%.
La‘nvo South Norm-lit
for Now Havon.
II. it. 1m. 1 in. a :m. 't on. it ill. 9 it. to us. not
it“. l'..\l. twilanuuat'lltbm. W. M".
621.110.541.041.“ to.
A. M.
9 m,
i m,
DANBURV DIVISION.
Leave So. Nor-walk.
Halon. voluminous“.
corona.
no. Mt. Mil.
Leave D-nbury.
tm.m.vm.nm. Mt. mm.
wanna.
am. Hi. too.
A. M.
AM.
A. M.
A. M.
The umst Charming Summer
/
ROTON POINT
South Norwaik, Conn.
Fine Hotel! F ine Bathing Houses!
GENERAL ATTRACTIONS.
livery facility for providing for large cxmtrsions.
ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY,
Owners and Proprietors.
J. FINKIEt'STliIN,
Resort on Long Island Sound
2
General Manager.
Norwalk Chronicler