Comet Emu
mt m Irv-r!
.. ~ I'm: ‘
Norwalk Hoapltal directors will
. ’t ',*'
doorman.
any Beers. of Franklin avenue. is
‘ theeioklltthwm
The Doty place it West avenue is
7 won: wee resumed
today at Roth or
lam omelet ro'n mm
the In: Coleen lie; Will carry the
War Into the Camp of the Enemy—The
Campaign to Open With a Meeting-6t
Mull-oi Square Garden-Juli Won't Bolt
ALBANY, July 13.-—Bouator David B.
llill to hard at work attoruptlug to crack
the bardeet mlitlcnl nut thatdm ha» ever
handled. alt bugb be but i neatly anon
needed in breaking acme very and once.
The actuator but decided to support the
ticket, but will not ludoree theentlre plat-
form adopted at the Chlcago convention.
in the etatement which the eonator to
preparing and which he exports to give to
- a ' lug
he read mgrtetbamyllgbtly tinged with
gray, but i e wrinklee of age have e‘aroely
made their appearance on hie taco. , flit
; arendfather fought in the war of the Revo-
lution. ' ‘
: Mr. Small wee mauled in 1850 to Mira
Emma D. Creator of Bath.
children living, bethof them rout. Harold
Ll. bud William I). flowed.
A striking feature of Mr. Sewallfr natal-
nation is that hid ecu Harold in a Repub-
lican, having changed from the Demon-
racy an a retail or what he eonlldorod tho
party'u failure in administration. ‘ Young
Sowall was one of the luadera of the Reed
delegation at tit. Louie and in one of. the
b-adera of the "young Republican" move-
lle hue two "
l
in... I
marbnaacmmva wont
My, ”pronounce It fit. retention. on-
Ma to the lion “Again“
Jolene-pl of legion Faith—Jeanna
Olrtey Active.
WMurltd'l'ox, July la—‘w'fhe greater port
tiou of the labors :01 Mr. llrceltlnrldgc.
ilnit’lnbfitatoa minister to Rania during
foreign relatioun of the iYnited Staten,
nearer to havofcilcwed an inntruotron, from
g: It.” department” proteat walnut
practice of line-ion animus l the
United States of refusing to vice pee e
of American cltiune golnnto llueelaif
the Myer”. Microbial by tho‘publlrhcd"
0.?
cai‘hy‘a lie- The the ,
embed by me of the laud-ow oi
the llro mice it rapidly gained Wiley
and for five heart awopt everything before
it. The Maine General railroad depot was
almoet the tint to be eon-mood. together
with tho reetauraut and frolghthouee,
which are connected with It. From
there t are lumped corona to the poet-
ofllce.,tbe Catholic church and numeral"
times on Main ntroct. Help wan Inm-
mened from North Conway, ton mile-
down the railroad. and aladirem inter
vale, and both plaoco responded with a fire
company. The victim population. includ-
log a large gathering of summer visitor».
turned out, and every one worltcdhnrd to
subdue the flower. Seventeen buildings
in all were deetrtwod, and thorn in very lit-
tle left of thetown outside the residential
‘Ifa‘ o“ l
W "'llnbm
Cloak - and-l'vfdilliuery.
SpeCi-al I
‘Sale of ~ «
Ladies" .Outing‘ Suits...
meat in Maine.
Gohllehmidt'e corset aotory. “m ”we on Wpdneaday, ”all?“ “mm" 1 m. they “and to be M W Jam". faith. ”limit those where toros or no contain I ' ' a
. ~- to ehowaway or micro moorete to “linoleum my“. , w, Manage worked hard to com . " , ‘ ' .' a . . ~. v1
Henry Mathela [inf Walter Gregory “no gallant: pa? :1"th "firm Poramculo, July m..-A “mt out. Vince the llneeinn government that thin 9"} g"FP‘W:ng gyfi’mfififgfifig WL ARE (.‘LOSlblG 0” T ENTIRE 1" NE AT ‘ , ‘3
t o a o . o .. . . outer . ‘
have enlisted in Loni fly I). "0‘ ”a m; “1;th worked 0m mm my door ratification meeting waa held here in practice amounted to the eetabllehment of Horace Terrie. All of them ounce. though
and family are
tavenue home. .
I Evangelist W. H. . chosen and wife
are boarding at Street Connnissioner
Kellogg's. __
f Colfax Encampmen will rehearecthc
Patriarchaland Goben Rule degrees,
tonight. J;—
. J. H. Jackson will give a stereopticon
nnmdnmcnt at Lynn’s Plains, in the
' near future. __
-Mr. and Mrs. James Drew, of Dan-
‘ bury, have moved i no apartments in
Orchard street.
Cornmenclug .‘luly t’l, Company F
will hold woeltly drills in guard duty,
prior to gniug to cum I.
William Lu. Earl
domiciled at their Ea
E. J. Scofleld, a clerk at the d. ’1'.
Prowittcompuny'a N irwalk store, is at
work today. after several (lays’lilluess.
Plate glass windows: and screens have
been placed in the
parlors of Pioneer
and thnix iirc com )aniea’ quarters.
The jury connniesi
tours are in session
‘ of Britgeport, today, to select jurore
from the lists rccontl
eelectmeu.
v sulnuittcd by the
Judge Hubbcll is the delegate of the
Norwalk Fire Police
vention of iircmen._
alternate.
Andrew Selleck, 0
visit to Norwulk. Sat
family contemplate
tn the state cou-
W. F. DeKlyu is
Stratfm'd. paid a
rainy. He andhis
returning here to
reside at some future date.
Bowl}. A. linulnnbeck,
Worden. Frederick J
(lehnrtlus
edient and Herman
anddge, of fiorwulk, crunluctcd ser-
vicee at East would;
yesterday.
,New counters are being placed in the
Central National bajk, to coincide with
the other new iltti
lugs. The banking
room of the Norwalll Savings society is
being handmmnly dc
:orutml.
One of the little .1”; at Life Farm
barely escaped death
under the care at
the Branchville crowing a few days ago
All it was. he reco'
bruises. Dr. Lowe
vcd several .vevore
rendered aid and
the little fellow in fruit recovering.
No pchool will be i
Home during the ins
net. At present th
from it a. ill. to n
children will no on t
Bunch with lit. l’an
l'hilip nnghoE'h-l
told at the County
it“) wcekain Aug-
school hours are
xm. Home of the
in excursion to liyo
's Sunday schools.
0 died of dysentery
at tho Norwalk H(
this country lens that
wan thirty-two yearn
ow. a bride of a few
tie at Grace. churcl
content were bob
'pital. had been in
1 two months. lie
of age. The wid-
nouths, is a demon
rectory. Funeral
front St. Mary’s
church yesterday of crown.
J. .l. i’otwin and i
win. of Amherst, M'
putting maverul day»;
tor and Mrs. (lcorgo
turned to their item! on Sunday.
anghtcr, Miss l’ot
., who have lxicn'
visiting with Sonn-
l'}. lmmsbury, re-
Mr.
l’ottvln in the aged f tthcr of Mm. bonus.
bury and despite the fmzt that he in
eighty-live yours ulll
ingly active. and he
walks with a
‘I'm. — m. . ..
Harper's
The lnvtalmeuto
aerial etnry. "'l‘hc
llcml." will be a fun
in llarpru‘e \Vo-vklyi
month.
hit mind is mung].
is able to lake loin:
firm atop.~-llidgcllald
Woolly.
of Mr. ”ilWitllti'tI
Landlord at Lion'e
turn of distinction
luring the pn'ecnt
The lbunwrniu: (-mwontlon at
Chicago will be fully dimmer-turd, and llll‘
[virtual articles on it
be «smooth
li‘ war in Cuba may
atcr'e own mind. ,
Upon tho‘ourroucy qu sticn the senator
will fall back on the ii on of his Elmira
epoech, lint hewlll speak about an inter-
national bluntalllo agreement in the moat
emphatic terms. 3 Then he will refer to
his record on the income tax. After rolt.
crating hie poaitlou upon'theae Questions
he will- pay his reopccte to McKinley and
the memberl of the eyudlcato that controls
him. He will hold McKinley reepeualble
for meat of the diatrcea experienced by the
people of the west and tenth.
'l‘hen McKinley and Bryan will be com-
pared, to the great advantage of the latter.
The senator will take it for granted that
New York will go for sound money any
any, null therefore the party organization
should be maintained in order that round
money Democrnta can be elected to con-
groan. . 3
Senator lllll will hold that the currency
question cannot be tirade a party one, but
must be finally diapered of by the cen-
ecrvatlve element of each party in con-
grene. So, even if Bryan were elected, a
good reprtneutaticu of sound money Dem~
ocrate in congress would be all the more
memory. lly reviewing the record of the
Republican party in the slate and nation
the counter will argue that the preservat
tion of the party is newesary to the welfare
of the country. -
Of coureo there are only the rough ont-
linoe of what Senator ill!) will have to any.
I’oeltlve information has rmwbml here
that Senator Mnrphynnd Senator ”or
man of Maryland fully agree with dena-
tor Hill, and that tlfoy will come out in
due time for Bryan and Seu'all, but will
not ludoree the platform.
While speaking of Bryan, Senator Mur-
phy is credited with the significant re—
mark. “l’owur brings mnnservutisni."
It is undoutood that Air. Whitney in
not inclined to go as fares Senator Hill
in support of the ticket.
To Be formally Notlilcd In New York.
leIchO, July lil.—-In Madison Square
Garden. New York, early in August, the
lion. William J. llryau of Nebraska will
be formally apprised Put the fact. that be
has been nominated for president. At the
value time andat the mine place the lion
Arthur Sewall of Maine will be notified of
hie nomination for the vice presidency.
" “'l'nle‘lllle of action. which has been de-
cided by the notification committee. was
determined upon at the request. of Mr.
Bryan. who thought it would be wise to
open the canmnlgu right in the heart of
the enemy's country. '
The committee organized by electing
Senator H. V. White of California chair-
man and bl. ll. lilako nf Wyorning secre-
tary. lloth blr. Bryan and Mr. Sownll
were present, as also Were nearly all the
members of the national Committee. A
general discussion was entered into an to
where the notification ebould lltl made. it
won finally agreed that Madison Square
Illtl'lltil'l would be the place. On motion
of (i. ii. Hpurkmunbf Florida the chair-
man man directed to appoint a committee
of three to pruparouu address to be pro
seated to each of the neminecu at. the time
of their notification.
A subcommittee consisting of r-‘onator
.‘i. V. White, California; .l. W. l'lnlufmil.
Maine; ll. ll. Mouton. lllllinls; .l. K.
Shields, 'l‘onuciwnv; Elliot llanfortb, New
York; 1. E. llolden, Ohio. and l’. J.
O’Donnell, Colorado. wan appointed to
arrange the «Men of the Madison h'qtittl'il
Garden 'notitlnntlon minding. This com-
mittee will meet with Hr. llrynn and Mr.
Sowall at once to arrange all dntallv.
Senator llavld ll. llill may be asked to
preside at the llryan and t-lewull notlilcn'
tlon meeting in New York city. '
Sketch of Arthur flewnll.
BATH, lilo, July lll.~'.l'he news of the
nomination of Arthur Sawall by the Item:
ocratlc national convention at Chicago
was received here with great satisfaction
by hie townemen and nnigblmre.
Steadlly for nearly thrmqunrtern of a
century baa the Rowull private ainnal, a
white “ri” on a blue ground, fluttered
from the main of tonne of the etanchnt,
fluent. awlftcet vermin in the Alourb-an
Merchant marine, carrying the alarm and
atripe-l into (wary foreign port.
From the day» of the limit chubby llltlu
Diana. built in infill. to the great stool
llirinon, launched in film. thin bonito ban
led the count in deoigmt for merchant
vitamin, flog nnlnu under William I).
Bewall in in)“. the boom has llt'flll con:
tlnuone, and today ownn the lament nailing
morebantmon afloat nmlcr our flag,
William I). liowalbvvaa lllflfif‘i'llfll by bII
eons under the humour id. ll: A. Hawaii.
which firm baa ulnee In'crmu Arthur new;
all (I (70.. with "oil. Arthur r‘owaIl,
Maine member of the national lli'lltu-
cratie committee and ltonutcratle tu-tnlnoo
for vim- pmhlont of the United chain. at
ltn head, and his nephew, Henmol H. new-
all. and hbt «on, William ll. t‘uwull. aunt
eluted with him.
The flowalle are of an old and illaetri-
one family on both rides of the water. The
flret American rlowail came born in Hull.
and llnmmmi t‘nwall. the urnmlfalbor of
the flrnt ehlpbblblw, mum in limb from
York, which was aim in the district of
Maine, in i752, when he pnrcbami the
tract of land on which in thin day atands
the Sowall yard and the hummof the
Howell family. in the 7f yearn that the
Howells have been building ahlpe they
have owned or. uhlpe.
Arthur view-ill. the prompt head of the
firm. wanhorn at [lath on Nov. fill. lilllil.
lie grew up aiming the mum of the ship-
yard and mailer", anointing a familiarity
with bounce» life which line since served
him well, not only in that particular
branch. but in many other line: of mar—
cantile life, for he to from beginning to
and a capitalist Titer- le hardly acor-
poretlon in Stored-hue misty in which he
in not a dlrmtor. lie to prominent in
railroad oirolea as well as in politics. hav-
lae been mutant of that Maivut (funnel
"the union.
honor of Bryan and Sewall..- A life long
friend of Honour Teller said that Senator
Teller ludoreed Bryan and would rapport
him in his candidacy for the presidency of
the United States. - ‘ ‘
REIGN or reduce.
Three Hen In . Buggy no the Cowboy
Act In the Street. of Chicago.
anAGO. July lib—Three mon- in a
buggy drawn by a gray horse created a
reign of terror on the north aide of the
city. They drove rapidly through the
streets, emptying their revolvers in the air
and now and then made tbluga lively by
firing at llllflplll whom they paused. Dur-
ing their ride they that three men, one of
them fatally. Those shot are Sergeant Wil-
Ham Sailor of the East Chicago Avenue
police station; shot twice in the bremt
and oncelu the neck; will ‘rllo. Andrew
Martin, shot in right heel; not serious.
.lohn Keefe. that in left lnntop; not wrloua.
Martin and Keefe were walking on Wee-
sou street together, and when they board
then shouting they otepped and new a
borne and bony coming down the utroat.
it was a light top buggy, and the horse
had berm whipped into a run. Every few
seconds there would he a flash, and the re-
port of a revelmr would be heard. When
the men were oppmlte Martin and Keefe,
they imgan shooting at them. (loo bullet
tore away a port of Mnrtln'e right heel,
and another lodged In Keefe'e loft instep.
lloth fell to the aiduwak, but the mon in
the thingy did not stop. They llrod more
tillillii, none of which took «fleet, and coat
tinned their mad drive south on Weaaon
street. The police started after the men.
but could not find them until afthr mid-
night, when Sergeapt Honor saw three men
in a buggy drawn by a gray horse enter
an alley. lie followed them, and ca umn
mt he appeared at the entrance to the alloy
the men fired at him. Not a word wae
nit-red by the men or the officer. All the
bullets atruok :e'auor, and imminent poeti-
hly live. The man made their cwapo, and
there is no clow to their identity.
TO TAKE THE; STUMP.
l-Zx-l‘ruldent llarrleokn Will Make Speech-
" For lleltlnley In the Campaign.
lvouxwous, July“. r14 o friend
il!._‘(l(lllflffll llprripoh la antho y for {any
ntntclm‘llt that the general will take it
active part In the coming campaign. liver
sinre the division among the lenders hero.
involving the state chairmanship, there
have been rumors that tlw oxlprmddnnt
would not lake an active a part in the
iillllilnlun an formerly. When talking of
this, the gcnoral'n friend said:
“’l.‘boeo who credit (tenet-iii llarrleon
with no email a uplrlt cannot be friends of
his or pretend to know him. lie in. first
of all, a loyal llppnbllcuu and rcfnml to
ileacandbhtto luwauee. flu did not want
lint he onloyozrmnpalgnlug,
and there will be no trouble in securing
from him the lmurtlo~t alliatanoo in the
campaign. He will undoubtedly Inakca
tour of the important Western union, and
libinh it will be arranged for him to
make amoral spam-bee in Kentucky, Went
\‘lriunla, Maryland and porbape in lnu~
i-iupn. lle will be found ready nml will
in“ to throw hie undoubtedly great. lnilur
l'nl'l‘ In favor of bin party, not only he
mum of his gratitude felt, but aim be-
caum tm lmllevm that no campaign ulna.»
liiilt equal» this in ecrlonsmm. l’rnmnon
i'orsailou»: with him. I think he baa faith
that the Republican tornado tutu the mild
south begun In lliiit Tlll'flll that it will In-
pininllllti thin lime to nave the voter: of
dams like Kentucky. Wont Virginia and
Mb-snuri for onutnl money. I know that
Mr. lltumaertmeta him to make a tour
through tlumu statue. multhorele no «Ilium
that he will upturn several time» in in-
diam."
lunar-nee Tenet Indicted.
alumnus. all“. .luly lib—Tho Lau-
lerdalo county grand )uryhaa indicted llm
.lh innuram-c ctnnpaniee doing bun-lures In
ibio city. The ulmnro in criminal um-
rpiraoy and forming a tract. M the public
under the prevent arrangement; derive lm
beuollt from cheap Inenrunm rate». The
foliowln New York commute» mun in.
div-ted: l (nun. Hammer, (lflainwlrh, (lawn
of Amerlnbnhtl l‘lltmlxni llrmlllyn. The
tenant penalty in Claim) lllm.
Fifty Them-d Lina fut.
Hart l-‘ttlla't'm'n, July Ill-Jim Ilt'nlll-
chip Doric arrived from Yokohama brluu
lug now up to June :Cl. Katimhun of the
Inn of life from the great tidal wave reach
a- blgb no 50,00“ and lid! tttitnbrr in be-
llnvod to be far below the mark. The tidal
wave won all foot in height and "opt in-
land a dielnure of 2'1 tlllll'l along too
mlloa of coast. ‘l‘bouuanda of norm of land
"thine cultivation mo «Mounted. and tlm‘
lulmbltonte of the (landed diatriota are
Hflflllfllltl from incline.
,‘ ..
Nevin-e lin- In Denver.
Dam-nu, .loly lit-«Tho plant of the
norm-r ilottaolblatml I'llrctrio Light mm»
puny was destroyed by fire. The building
mmlalnml Iii Wrellnttbniim- i-tmlnm ml
and at tannin each. The fire was muml
by a live wire rrneelng the uwiwhlnml.
Total lit"! “30.000. insured for 01-10mm.
three Wen Drowned.
llrrrlto. July to, “fly the mortumin
of a entail aallhout in the harbor tbl, e incl:
were drowned. 'l'beir pathos are John
Ileblmf. Mf'll fill; John Dminfl, ill. .lolln
Ebert. lift. The accident bnmnmnd While
the men were changing who The holin-
hnt'n berm recovered.
The Minnie lm.
BII‘MEM, Joly lit—As a melt at the
nimtlona to ”plane half of the member of
the chamber of reproeentailvn whose
trrteaeaplm. the (fatholloe gainud air rate
from tho Liberate. than diminlabing Mill
further the minority of the letter in the
chamber.
“‘u¢—-. . ..
an unconetltutional religioue teatin the
United Staten. but on each occasion he
was met by admit tangerine that were dlf-.
fleult to answer, an at the point where
the publication elem he was obliged to
bluntly inform the Bunion government
that the United Stator could not an
qnloece in the tiers of each foreign
tribunals in the cited States.
Mr. lhmklnrldge'e pretoutatlou of bin
care waa formally approved by secretary
Olnoy.
Another eubjeet that promlaoa toglve
acme trouble in the future cum-ed much
[mrtrucht and of Minister Brecklnridgo
during the year. it won the abvoluto in-
sllle'lee of the Bosnian ovornmcnt upon
lta right to punish any assian who falls
into M power after becoming 'a citizen . of
the United States or any other country.
Such 'elaima have been made for years
pan. but . no positive bane between the
two countries war made until th arrest
in limela last year of Anton .Yab howekl,
a naturallmd American citizen, who on-
torod Russia with his American purport
all properly vised, as shown by the corre-
upnndenco which earned. Turkey and
Rania are the only countries which. deny-
ing the right of tholrcltlzonetc expatriate
tlinmsclvce, await a right to punish them
for In doing, and Turkey goes further than
to «duct the offender from the country.
The correspondence between the two gov-
ernments on this subject was not only voi-
umlnouu, but no spirited and «intuitive in
places an to lend Minlaicr llrcoklnridgc to
complain to Secretary ()lnoy that l'rinco
lobanovr’t Will) to him had been lacking
in cpurtery. As the matter stands at the
end of theoorreepoudonce so far published,
the Burma government rem firmly upon
its right to punish Rodolphe who become
United States citizens if they return to
Rania.
Ill-ey Bemonatrateo.
Secretary (llney in recorded ae remonv
pirating against the assumption of this
attitude by the litmiau government and
an mil-neatly praising for lie settlement by
the rimmtlntieu of a natumilzation treaty.
.‘lonltwltllu Mr. llmklnrldgo prudently
snow-eta that proper warning be alum to
llnaaluna naturalized in the United theme
to keep away from lluula.
. glint often dam the diplomatic com»
fMilol‘li'lJ of the fitted Hates treat of o
auipioct of such dramatic nature an the
neuron once. which form» the subject of a
long chapter in the second volume of the
forthcoming foreign relations.
limiton woe an American who settled
with his wife and niece on a fine piantn
lion on Brewer's lagoon. llenduraa. “u
woe murdered, bit property dmtroycd and
his wife wounded and, with her niece.
treated with great cruelty and driven from
the country. Thu perpetratnrn of these
crlmeo Wul’o a picturomptn crowd of border
rufllane, a mixture of the offscourhige of
all aatbms, who under the name of the
llrovwr'a Lagoon Wood and Produce coin.
puny, lived next to llentnn's place. The
etory of the murder In told in the evidence
collected by Commander Davis, who was
sent to the place with the lYulted States
warship Montgomefi to unearth the crime.
It shows that the local authorities wuro
corrupted. and even tho I'nlted States coun-
unlar agent of. 'l‘ruxllln was culpable. The
department of Mate profurrml a claim in
Mrs. llontou'n Imimlf of Hindu for prop.
n-rty destroyed. and through its energetln
action the Honduran government who in-
Illlf‘f'fl to nrreot all of the murderers who
mold be captured and hold them for trial,
which true the statue of the Omit) when the
mirroepoudoneo cloned.
ftaly’e Cabinet Crista.
lmximv. .lnly lit—A diapatoh from
llunm to The Chronicle nave that it in ltu~
llovntl them that the exigencim of the
drolbuntl have influenced the military
queutlon which has produced the cabinet
rrlain. the mlutlon of which dopenda upon
Lieutenant General l'olluux's acceptance
of the portfolio of war in fillilf'ollhlfln to
(lollnfftl lilmttl, who resigned on Hatur~
day and precipitated the mlunatlon of
the whole cabinet. General l’ellour. who
lmam‘dilplml the position of mlnlatvr of
war before. denmntla that the military
budget ehonld be ammonium llm inatvad
of :1:H.mm,mui llru, no new pmpmmd. The
i‘hroulclo'u. mirrmpondtmt mya further
that King linmimrt in now trying to in-
dumflonural l'olioux ioarnept tlmlattor
llgnro. ‘
TELEGuAPJ-jtc“anal/tries.
' A dispatch from i'olro report: the death
of n llrllb-b ulllccr from oliolvrn at Am-
Inllml.
Moat of the tnemhevn of the Ancient and
Ilntmmbln Artillery company of Iloatnn
are vlnltinu Path.
The [itmldunt hue rovelml a letter from
the emperor of Japan thanking the Cult»
ed Hutton for ita attitndodurlug theJapon-
('blnu war.
Na-illtllla l‘lltt botm clmmn no the city in
whi- b will be held the convention of lean
by the trauma of the l'nltod ('hrletl'tn
I'Indvnt-or tmlcllm. '
The executive“. of ill’Amori
mo bimetallic league leaned an athireue
intloralng the candidacy of William J.
llrynn for prmhh nt
A lib-patch {rim Athena bring» an ac.
count by liuleer Wliurdm'a aymclal mm-
mlaeimmr in itmto or otrnclth-a committal
la the Ialnnd by the Turbo.
A fire. which attracted thonmmln of
eighteen” on Rivenbio drive, New York,
duetroyml the old Peter f‘mpcr glue lam
tory on Ninth river in Upper Woohawlteu.
Richard Haneilebi, the actor. was fined
till In Yerktllle court In New York for
variation of a park ordinance in riding bin
bicycle on the mneoum. near the Casino.
An unknown Frenchwomen. raid to be
maidto a Hamil-Mull! met at the
item Lincoln. Few York. died or linear»
veit hoepltnl uni-t Whine ammu-
It.“
of the time and attention of the atom dO'_
email, were of the gradient importance to
the town. and theme, at the very opening
of the trimmer recent). will be measly felt
by the rational townep'co le. -’l'hc entire
loan in plwud at not lean luau 050,090, of
which only a portion in covered by incur,
anco.w . 9 ‘~ "
TRAGEDY 'on A Team.
m..»...—
Two Women Unopened of Murdering and
Robbin; a Fellow Paceeunr.
Waemxoros, J uly m—llarry J. Po-
oeck. for many years city miller of St.
Louie, died suddenly on a train in Obi“
between Athena and Parkeraburg. Hi
romaine were left at the latter city. Mr.
Pccoek mired apparently in good health.
About ll o'clock H. C. Bell, deputy Unit-
ed Stilton commlaslanm of musicals, were
awakened by an agonizod shrink from the
upper berth, occupied by Pocnek.:Tho let- _
tertumbled from bin berth into the atria.
and anon after being unloved to the amok-
lng our died. although Commissioner Bell
and the conductor made every effort to
rmuveltutc him. The lower berth of the
amnion occupied by Pocock contained two
women. who were discovered in the act of
ransacklng the dead man's clothes by the
conductor. The twu women claimed to
be relatives of Pccook, but later admitted
title to be false. They were turned over
to the authorities of l’nrkerahurg on the
charge of petty larceny, with the simplelon
that they had drugged hir. Pomck for tho
purpoeeof robbery. They had Guilt, which
was Happened to have been taken from the
dead man's clothes. The older of the two
wnnmn acid the was from llllnols and the
younger from tit. Louie. €
FIVE WERE KILLED.
Fatal Railroad Accident In the Sub-the
of Cbltlgn.
Chicano, July Ill—Five people were.
killed, three fatally injured and a more no
riouuly hurt in awrcck on the Chicago
and Sunburn Pacific l'f‘tnfl last night. The
wrecked train was the first auction of 'an
an oxenrelon train filled with pnsm'ngerr
returning from a picnic hold at Schiller
park, alumt 1': miles west of the city. The
picnic was held under the nnapicee of the V
Ancient Order of (lulled Worknicti,’and
fully noon pln were in attendance.
The first ”elm eoneleted of m can and
left the park shortly after ll o'clock for the
return trip to the city. All the ears were
densely crowded. and many people were
tiamllng on the platform. When the train
rcaqu-d Alteuhcim cemetery. ton milua
from thorny. it ran into an open switch
in front of the depot.
The following is n lint. of the killed;
Charles Samuel. head crushed.
Fred Kevlar, nbmt crushed.
Man. auppoeed to be Frederick Koch,
noel; broken.
l'nknuwn woman. about 24 yearn of
age. bond cruahod.
l'nknown trauma, about 9i years of
age, arm and log torn off.
The injured are l'atrirk f‘ulllnuaml ltd-
ward Kelly. both having their legs crush-
ed and broken.
Fatally [turned by an fiaploelna.
SEW HAVEN, July lib—John Baker.
aged it.) years. ottglnmr of the steam yacht
Allin of the Atlantic Ynchtolub fleet. in
lying at the city hospital frighifnlly burn~
ed. with little hope of bin l’i‘f‘n’m”, and
Morton lieunett. fireman. in likowlao In a
pmcerimm enndltlouaatbn revolt. of an ex-
ploitinn «attend by the blowing out of the
boiler tubes. The accident occurred in
lama inland mired, and the angimmr woe
no crazed with pain that he jumped over-
board. lie was quickly rescued. but enf-
ferml intensely till hie arrival at. the hue-
pltal. The yacht wae towed into port by
the flailing boat. lmter. The Aida wan
built by the Hmmohoil'e and wan owned
by William 1’. ll. lhluglnse of New York.
but. had Imeu chum-ml for the mum by
James: II. flrllonnnuh. n wealthy ('nllfnr-
nian. A few daye prcvlnuely the yacht
WM Illeabled by the hunting of a ateam
pipe.
A New Ntllleu Dollar llelel.
New Your. July ill—“J. ll. l’ifo, pro-
prietor of the lion-l Metropolitan at llrnnd-
way and ’l‘wcnty~elghlb atroet, mid that
tho papera had been tlgnod in the hotel late
Saturday night for the ormtlon and letter
of a la ttory lmtol building fronting on
Thirty wvvuth nit-mt. oxtnniilmr from
“roadway to Sixth nvullun. This in the
hotel Mr. Fife woe to momnro when he
left the l'nien Square hotel a year a.
lie will not do an new time he has anon id
a loam on the Hotel Metropolitan June!
ll. llroulob will Itn leave of the new hotel,
llonulam Snyder and flemrnl llavle will
un-t‘f-lltolmlelmml it in to wet Il,llil0,il0fl.
Drowned While flathm.
“toner. W. .1on m..-Mice Milan
and linen Belle. aged 20 and i? an" m-
an'i‘llvrly, daughter» of llev l , I). flmd~
rich, Wult' drowned whil’kfilblua in bar-
tou river at i'amhridgorurt. Their hmllaa
were ff‘l'in‘l’Wl by their mother, who our—
rmvly ramped tho tonne fate in an at
tempt at mil“. The Mince flrwwlrlcb
ware graduateenf the P‘lftltt Novnml tuliml
of. llumlnlph. clones: of ’95 and ’M.
Another Viv-”twin man limb.
1103001. July lib-TM Daily New» re-
ports that the mood blue lmlt on Veno-
eneia. which in to be attbtnlttavl to the
l'nitod Melee boundary eotnmleeieu. in
new contpioto.
Connecticut In Mew-ed.
(term, it. it. July lit-«mun In
autumnal or, of Marni. (Jana, vu-
dr rd while bathing hum. The body
mo.
Weather I'm-u.
fair; mntirmed high learner-tum
eeutlweaterlv wind;
m
. n.
a A, J
$3.98.
SOME OF THEM WORTH
$8.00.
, Don’t Miss This Great Skis.
nAHAcKElio -_ HOTEL - Block.
Shorty Sherwhcd. ll‘etterl
Occupieea portion of Fl. flueoweki'e
store. corner of Welland Water Ste...
Norwnlk. (lull and one the latent
«wine in flats. (race. etc. a 93ft
SOUTH IORMIILK . . .
SAVINGS BANK.
, St Washington Stroo‘t.
Open daily from 9 to 12 n. m.. and from
i to :l p. m.. and on Monday evenings
front 7 to 8.
interest. allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SUIMANS, Preet.
JOHN ll. H'Zlfltln', Vice-Profit. .
.lililN ll. KNAl’l’. Sec. Hllil Trend.
many..." . '
. ....oa. ESCHAVOIR
Will be at his South Norwalk olllce.
9 Washington 61..
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
sensoeuf Women. a 29 :lm
DORLON HOU SE,
GREGURY'S muv'i‘.
Now open for the emwm of teen. Hlmrc Din-
no-r-. lib-ale lsluh-l i'lntnlrnkns llulbibu.
lluulluu and Fisbbuz. l'lllll'll'li',i‘fll'.‘- in tho
but»)t-l'n-rviwcuty lllilllllw:. .l. 1-}. U‘tillllld—
enigma. .3 - ~ maltf.
i l.
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n.0, JENNINGS, '
UN DERTAKER.‘
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk. - - - - Conn.
Opp. Street flailway Depot,
RESIDENCE nun S'l‘iil'i'l'. '
'rnnnpnonn CALL.11.
J. B. RAYMOND, .
IIEALERIK
BROOKSIDE LIKE ICE!
“ hulu-alluufld rolnil nilim- :uul loo lltlllal‘, r.
.‘l:ull-uu ‘Alrm'f: Drain-rs tom-lvod at. it. H.
'l‘rnwi-riolut-k f‘o.‘sf‘it:nr Slurp. corner Honih
Main and \t’asbinufou sir-«ts. tn '25 if
CALF PISTURE BEACH ll
Sea Food of All Kinda.
Shore Dinners a Specialty.
flu and after July ttb. n froc coup-yahoo will
In >llllm'I with llu- 'I'tuthuynt nth urn-uncover)!
lluill“ all” l p. in.
”1 C. A. HUBBARD.
D. W. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
03 W-ohln'ton Shoot.
Go. Harv-lit.
Reeidence. Mahackemo Hotel.
m7 it
YOU OA'T DO BETTER
Than Unite Your (lrdora for
Print-
ing !
" At the Stunting
Offlo-
l-‘romil tono’fillock p. m. I‘mcllce limited to _
Fire. Life Cindi
Accident «
ms
Steamehifi‘lcketa, and Stet-lip:
Drafts. mums Negotiated
and Sim-kn Sold. a ' *'
ormcu. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next. in Pout. Office, ‘
SOUTH NOIHVALK. : : f. : CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
Ocean
"'"Jyonénniaés. ”
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
DEER IN ‘
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers,
Borders and Gilt. Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal.
Estimate» (Ilium-lolly (liven. mclfl
. ..___..
WAGONS l
New and looond-H-nd.
”ONES, Ii ; .
PHAETOIS, "
OAROPIES, 1.
SPIRDLES, El'c.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
cam. AND she THEM. .
HENRY TILLY.
.Physiciaafiioriffomen
MRS. DR. if. A. GUILFORO
' Can be consulted at her omce
“42 Bun/m Srnnrr. Ilmnormnr. Dorm.
From 10mm. to 7 p. at. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor is a regular physician and for
thel past nineteen years has made the diseases
of worm-n a ”wildly. Indies eufferlng from
anydillivulty incident in the not can comm
lituflnlliord in the hll'li'h'sf confidence. wl
tiwnwmmw oi r-wit luu the motel skillfulan
nicotine tn-atno-nt known to nutdern our on
and medicine. Home care with horse
nlwbed when rwptlrt‘nl.
Terms maintain
All lotion; prompt
r replied to. incl-me tiatnn
a. m.. a... a hate
RAILROAD.
Trains Leave flouth Norwalk as follows:
For New York.
at. a who nip M». 1 no. 1 u. I 'n. t or.
ltd if ..\t. ”01.111.11.21“.
memamndebh ll. loll.
comma. .
Adi. retention. 1'. ill. names.
L-uvo lit-w York for Inflorw-ik.
\. M. a no, a ““700. not. a no. tom. that. II no.
"mama. l‘. JiHHlJlltiitnl to t l
«uncommon»,om.no}. 1' u" 30'
autumn.
it. I. amen. lhlli. unite).
Lone. Iouth flora-it:
for Now they».
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on. l'. l. tint.i:d.iu.t.uum. "but.
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South Norwalk, Conn.
,
l’ropric rs.
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.Jacob M. Layton, .
URANCEH.
Real Estate and House unit. '
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