Orcr 3,0m,ooo pounds roldiin'th'e
. Which is » “ The kind Boss malleable biscuits WW! " and has for 32 years.
Mmuncrunans c. D. 3083 & SON. NEW LONDON. CONN.
«POWDER.
past year testify to their popularity.
‘ «MEDICINES
usv Aan PLEASANT to ”its!
r
At Uur Prices 1
DRUG STORE.
‘ 02 Washington St..‘So. Norwalk
‘Orderv
Your
Blacflk
I Cap
V. Raspberries
, Here! ‘
(Torrie and see them; first.
quality. [miner-meats to
those who want aquari-
tity to do up.
. ' LORENZO DiBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
:w’n up.“ 1‘.
.. in an index to the kind of tohncco
he one. amok-n o!
iorillard’
iiuu-leai
tut Plug
f‘ alwaysiook piemni.hernnsethey .
" helpless-at. II this ioboccolo
the embodiment of comfort-4r» ';
.. cry element necmry to to
' perfection being combined in this
Wot brand. A I 9:. package
or In crate. said amnion. '
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BLACK ROD.
flltl Last Public Appearance as llxociltlvo
("ricer oi the Macao o! Lordl.
Iilaek ltod h; an important and pic-
turesquetuiieilonory of parlianuznt. lie
that oneethc polireumu oi“ the boom of
initial and the parliamentary messenger of
the novei‘eiun, lie executes the warrant»
i.r.-ued hy the upprr cluuuhcr for the urrent
..l' the. persona. who have ln‘en :uljudgttl
guilty oi a l)l'tiilt'll of its privileges or a eou~
temptof lto dignilivk. Hot. in tho-mdaye
the curiosity of the pnhlie or iii-t lore of
.«euraiion is never iitpml hy thorn-pear-
cnee of illm-l; .liod in the role of a. police-
man. Indeed it hr 70 years now prince u
[itllil‘, tremhllnu \vruieh stood, in tho emi-
t'ody of lilarl; lied, at the her of the house
of lords, charged with having outraged its
awful ninja-xviy.
Westminster.
tine winter evening, after he had put up
the chimera of his shop, ho strolled imi‘ugtri
(ild Palaeo yard to heara debate, in tho
house of lorda. llo had nith him an lllll-
la'clla, which he deposited in the charge of
oucof tln-doorlnmpere heforo he entered
the strnngorh' gallery. lie never HllW lh
article again. Another nil'tiiilri‘l', yielding
to a ton rouunon \ft‘uliilt‘SH oi' frail human.
lly. carried it oil, while its ri;:htt'ul owner
-v-~lru.~ati'nl of the might of the imperial
own alt-red purineta, the property of Mn
snhjcets-ovas drinking in political wis-
dom from the lips, perhaps of the Duke of
Wellington. .
The trrulesmau of Weqtminster was nat-
urally indignant over the loss of hiaIunu
hrella, hut. the expre. ion of his feelings
assumed a form highly subversive of the
ancient privileges of, .irllament. Ilene-
tnaliy issued a pro-ms rigour-rt the door-
km-perof the lionscot' lords i'orihereeorery
Hi the value ot‘ the lost article. This was
more than the. house of Iorda could stand.
(ineof it: tlln.l‘lit‘«‘i-t‘l‘ri sumnmued toap
pear as .: doll-mlnnt in a court of law!
lliar-l. llod nos dispniwhed to arrest the
duringximpio-eiwr. who \'.':::: hrouglil forth.
with in the liar and morally rated lly the
lord eham-ell-Ir on bird pit ~uinplion in our
raging ilm iii} 'lilili'.-' iii the ludiw of lutilfi
Happily he \\.'."l3ili consigned totla'touer.
lie humhly apologized for his: conduct.
pi'oininetl to take no further action against
the doorlfeerh-r, and after another seven!
reprimand \.'.:< rL-orted liy lilaelt llod to
(11d l’alm-e yard and there disehnrged.
'l‘hat was the liinl pulilic nplwnralirc of
lilaek Rod as the executive nilit'cz‘of tho
llltllht‘ I'l l:it‘(l.\.-—(}u'itl \Vlil'tlrl.
hlixtrr-ur and Maid.
In an interview in a Chit-ago paporon
always untimely, servant question, Dr.
Sarah llaekett Stevenson is thjit'tl as
saying:
"\Vl‘itlil'VI‘t' \vomeu demand hettrr
slau- of things! will continue an ion: as
the .‘n' , lililt lent s-rvant l'i‘t'i‘l‘.’t'.\' the
same a, one who umlerstmnis her \rerlc.
lie was a tradesmen of .
parliann-nt to protect. at least. within its’
heroine of the bound a miserable nnihrella. -
tho hurtling and always timely, hecanse'
service they will get it. The piewut‘
tic bminee [Warmy
Greetcd by Neighbors,
POPULISTB GATHBR AT ST. LOUIS.
Apparently Willing to yidoron Bryan and
sew-n, but Inriet on ltetolnlu. Their
Party Orgnnlzotlou~0hllrmnn lllnkley
luau I Call and Manifesto.
Littoom, Non, July its. "Amid an
uproar ct booming cannon, peeling church-
belln, neroumlug steam whistles, and the
shouts of mono people William J. liryau,
the Democratic nominee for prenldcut, en-
tered this, the capital city of Nebraska.
it was an ovation the like of which the
people or this part of the country never
before witnessed. Half the population of
the city—«men, women and children—was
at the depot to welcome lilm home. It
was a ucnpnrtirian nonunion, lor both
llciuocratu and ticpuhl‘lcalzn participated
in It.
. council and distinguished citizens of every
ipoiiticui belief were at the train. Are far
no the eye could reach wure tlironged
* streets. crowded windows and outhuslantlc
shoutoril on the roofs of the houses. There
were hands of music, mun carrying hau~
ncra with, mottocs complimentary to the
Democratic leader, and tings and hunting
hung from the fronts of the business.-
housim and dwoilinge. Even the newer
boys crying tho evening papers were Bryan
caps. and thousands of people hlcw tin
horns or rain; rowhells. All this enthusi-
‘ astic dinpluy occurred in spite of the fact
that tho sky was overcast with uduil,
heavy cloud and a drizzling rain woe fall~
,ingl’“ Excursion traiim brought in thou-
: anode of people from the eurrounding
country, and the whole town is in a tur-
uioll of enthusiastic delight.
From tho time Mr. Bryan and his fami-
ly left Kansas City until they reached
home there was a mntlnoue ovation. At
Kansas City, Judge t).' .\l. Spencer. gen
eral connecl for the Burlington road, had
his private car attached to the train. lie
was accompanied by his wife and a bright
hahy boy, and they did much to make it
pleasant for the free sliver nominee and
hh hnnilr. ’As econ as Mr. lirynn and
bin family allghtod from tho train they
were driven to their home, where friends
and neighbors had prepared a feast. for
them. The house had heen olahorn‘uvly
drccratcd with ling»; and hunting, and the
lawn was hung with electric lights. From
j their homo they were driven in a rnrriarze,
lemuri'ted by iiryuu marching clubs and
tinilllnry liillltlsl. to the ntatrluillso. whore
ithcy received the cltlIt-na of the capital
pelty. The great corridor hononth the dome
lot the capitol was hooked up With ferns
iaud trophud plants. Mr. and hire. Iii-yon
intood honoath thedomo. and the thousands
.of enthusiastic citizens pasta-d through
i from north to south and warn presented
: to thorn.
thlillr to a platform erected at. tho north
i end of the statohouee. where he addreased
9 what is said to have been the largest cou‘
i uregatiou of people cvcrassomhled in Lin-
icoin.
' Mr. Brynn'n Speech.
i ills speech was short, for theroivas a
7 most unpleasant drizzling rain falling.
I 'l‘heru Were no introductory spew-hes, .\lr.
liryan was lililnli" his own people and
needed none. When he come forward. he
iwns received with tliunderoue applause.
i Mr. liryan said:
i "I am proud to be able to say of those
‘who are asst-milled hero, ”l‘hems are our
invighhors.‘ l lie-g to express to ill-public-
‘nne, Democrats. l'opullsts, l’rohihitlonlste
and all of all partiro the gratitude which
I we feel for this Inamilfleent mmpiiment.
l I say 'wo,’ because slit," who has khan-d my
i struggles deserves her full share of all the
t
and Ignatiu- Dene ~» .
' neither,
The nuiyor of tho city, the city
, When the reception was over, Mr. Brynn
i
There in no ream” Why ill” l'liii‘i'fifiiiiii ”if honors that may come to me. Thin orone
heart! will; should not he put “1de ll!“ l reealls the dnyhino years ago this month,
mune plane oi" dignity as that of trailed l when by accident, rather than hy design. I
nursing. ('ouking cpl“, .15 should hp e-x- i first. 7% {not within the limits of the city
lzilili>liwl jii>i m. tili)‘ ”u“ t‘ institution. got Lincoln. lrmunnilier the day because. I
I fell in love with tho loan and then made
l
i
:.ud hon-i lm pvrs hiltllll'l refuse. to ear ,
ploy :: servant. who duds not take ud-i
vantage of an opportunity to learn. " ,
Marv l). :ili‘l’|i\'-'i ll, sumrintemlent of
the tfiiit up. i'iiii'vrsily setllriuenl,
the resolve to make it my future hmno. I
”on". nmong you a stranger in a nirange
land. and yet no people have own-rtreated a
rtranuer more kindly than you l|i|\'n treat.
ed me. lip; l doolrn locxpreos not only
thud-:4 lnat Women are not willing to our grateful appreciation oi all the kind»
:‘ill'l'lllv‘l‘ :2 ill ili‘ h r the in m fit if their,
Srrvauté. liniher than moire provisioni
ior tidy. HI'i'llllll«' :ii‘ls‘, they employ
ihw- \-..llim: to put upn'nh :iuy aw}
I‘rliliilnlldllivll. 'l'm «.l‘ieu servant» urel
not porrntied Io hare company atnll,
thou L. in: (ii-prim :l of all social plum:
“1"1". 54" ‘illlit' ~l :‘Hi'izil «'luhH for homo
:«n 1 \..lil.‘-', as are now organizwl for otln 1'
working; girls
A l'loauzml ltnnlndu-r. (
_\ lt'tfl r rem-in «i this last week has,
in ].l;.l'l- of themineral-had monogram. ,
l-. in r or :uhlrrsm a tiny violet pamvd
rim ooh a hand made hy rattan; tu‘o
Nixie in the lift hand upp-I‘mt‘urr of
the paper. 'i'lo: ln-Ivi ll .meurrly and
and." the appo :il‘alit‘t'ni lain-y.-laip»n«-ry.
ll in on him \‘. llii‘ll (in rt. loin-copied.
'i'h re la 'io h’lh'lii uuwuw whii'h van
my no on. 'h to a friend at a di lance an,
r. Willi tloui r. lie rarrl‘ui in pinning
the mow. and llri t-lliuli'l‘ the ”null“
llw prettier It \iill lu- for Mit'll a put-
pvw‘. l'lnri‘c ”1:1qu and four that who i
win: have the r-ruimn at if uriivrait' on,
all II hi ‘I to tie in. hill .m)‘ flutter run-
\I y a the \i‘l-li, "Would you were hl In
to ‘lt;i!’i‘\\illl me the plwwarwluf the.
.uardru or llse ill-Ma. "wlirnoltlyu l‘luule. i
Illeycilng (llnt'rl. .
The ehnnwiw chow in white and
liuht shade!- \\‘hir h are \xorn by My,
vii-ta only he unwind in the foil-Mum
planner: hi lhl’lil dlo r o ith mettle-«lapi
and “arm uuuv', hung a t-pmvnhll If
mumoma to ravh quart. When the “Vt-E
hr in i: pd. pol the phi-aw in u and let,
them H. .il; for a quart: ref an lulur. then;
pr: «- tin in n iih the hamlet. but do not i
ulna: tin n.. thin in li“*ll told not-'r‘
nah a little annouum midi d. PM W tin
atom is m a hm- |. lhyilu m in the nphll:
air after ttt’l‘i‘iouriy blowing in pullj
llu‘m out. )
Kelli: Allen nix-on. j
l’r‘tlt‘t‘t‘mi 'ln'lla Allen “lM‘Uil. lihmrl- i
an of the lfnirerwnyof i'hieauo. whoi
hue horn rpemlinu come nevim in a tour;
through old Mr .\r o and t’alifornm. vet-i
itimz li'hrarim and making an rxhauntiu-_
ottnly of ihrlr nlothmln. hart lately rw.
tin-uni. fillf‘.‘ tr‘orrlul over LOO!) inilm'
and Help d H'it'l'nl hundml lihrarite,
private tiith'll a. liililllt‘I'Ullt't'llt'dir'. and
how unidea lim- vullectiou of lihturi'
Mulder and minplefi. ‘
‘ rln'r
lira-'4. melal and political. that you have
rhoou uu. hot to give toyou this anur‘
:mr‘e that if by the sull'rauee of my mun-
tryno-u l {or ado rt time in‘l'lllry the roost
honorahio pofirion \vllhin the gift, of
the propio i shall return to the [or-ole
who lint tool; the in thelrar in. This
.-l:;ill be my lumw when earthy liliiiulti
haw pun-ed away. and l elillll ininule my
_ii:1lit'~l with tho du.~t of lhi~ tit-hard Mute.
Nonparlluuu Gathering.
“'l'hla in no political gathering. I Milt
lure the fatten of those who, with heart: an
‘ imnent a-i I min my own heart id. dliler
iron are on all the tonnes at the day. but
i am so glad that. love can lrap arrow-s par
ty iin- .. and nl:ldo In the holy lrlondnhip
with those whom Judgment on apart. l
\lltmtll lhn mat-or of thin great city for the
vioirlzy which he ha». uhoun. i thank all
,uum- of all parties uho law tern willing
t. r tho mono-ht lo howl the dill'rvr um;
iihai Mid between an and join in uele
luaiinp the fact that at. but the nomina-
‘tlou for [-r'rlllelrl hon pron-ml it'd .‘lluourl
We are glad that tho l‘r- hlh‘niou
party mum to ourrlty for in candidate.
'illtl ii the what Iti-puldloun partv. which
for on many your-4 ha» domlnahd in the
munm'lu of the nation. had m'lt‘l'll'll n .Ve
loaning loan for the head of that tlclut l
nould lune hot you in doing lmuor to ldm
rt-uurzile-uol uhni hh-opiniunn mluhthaw
hit it.
”l mu ulad that the «tats-u of thin l'n-
ion. tie-i. and \vr-d and math will have
their attention turned it rd llilu great
prairie n-Hilo and toward tint capital city.
\lo lmlia-io. my friend»: that when our fol»
low eitimm in otiwr M‘t'l‘illl‘ of thin land
shall lu-mmn awpminlrd with the people
of [hill dale and tile ptuiplp'nr IhiI lmlluii
llnjr will lw lurnughl. nearer to m and
that it. will hon tie to hind on all in a
voodoo" lliiti of tho greatest nation on
tour. r. out-ml today. and now. until i mu
.m- (:4 vi. one of you pernuimlly and 01pm!"
my thanlm hy prnmro of the hand or hit
my w ire. permit lim to hid you all. in be
half r-t my wife and myself, guild hluht. "
At the oohelurinn of bin addrem tho
vroo-d lent up a about which mad.- lin- uh]
a‘atehonsw fairly tremble. t'lwvr otter
cheer went up. and the enthusiastic pupa.
loco wan fairly mm! In their rtlurt to
dehumatmtc its rulmlrntino.
l' nit-lo lolt. Lenin.
, . ”of July lit—Tho nrrlmll of
delegate-u l l the national l’opulilt and Ill-
wr convuntlom have not yet litlt'fl ninner-
nm. The national excrilllvo r-oinmittoe
fir
‘ ot the l’copin’o l’arly will hold a cooler»
euro hero tonight to arrange "mite" for
Ilwnniionnl cmnndttm and tlwconww
t‘on, both of which will men next week.
The eulnmltttie in communal of II. N. E.
'l‘uctmeeclt. chairmen. i thin city: )1. 0.
George F. WMhburu, too; .1. H.
Davin. Staphur annual. Tom liner 0 F.
, clout Grove. Aim. and. . 0.
l-ltrlckler, Omaha. or there J. H. Devil
of Term and George F. Wauhhuru of lico-
ton are the only members here, but the
other» are expected to reach the city today
in time for the electing. ' ,
Chairman ’l‘aalienecl: is now in Chi-
cago. inquiry at the executive calamit-
ten headquarters failed to elicit any infor-
mation about hie vilit there. One after-
noon paper stated that he wont as an en-
voy extraordinary, hearing tonne of capit-
nhitlon from the“middle oi' the road"
Populist» to the national lhunooracy.
'The paper then goes onto any: “The 'mid-
dleof the reed,’ people led by the men who
have control of the national machine and
who are exceedingly anxious to retain it.
are badly irightened.
"For four that an indoraemont of Bryan
and Fewall, which hi to inevitably follow
the convening of the Populist», would
throw them out entirely the arnti~iiryon
members, must of whom have some curl.
of oillce in the present national organiza-
tion. are said to be eager to get. terms
which will leave them in power.
"They have run up the white ling and
araprepercd to rim-render unmmdltiuuaily
it they {all to procure their terms.‘
“They want the Democrats to agree to
the proposition that both portion shall
maintain distinct cranniznilom, or, in
other words. that. the Populist» shall keep
up their national organization, and hath
rim electoral tickets, with liryan no the
lil’uildtilllllll cimdldnte.
Tnubeneclt'n lllylterlnm Trip.
“Up to the time Chairman 'i'nuhoncck
started so hurriedly for Chicago, the ma-
chlno i’opnllots had received no comfort
from the Democrats.
“'i‘hc masses of the People's Party was
no solidly for Bryan that there was no
hope in that direction. .
“lilarl: Hanna's men wereeonlldent that
they could hold the‘middlo of the road'
people in line. but Chairman ’l‘auhenenk'e
trip to Ciiicnuc put them at mm. 'i‘helr
mh-ndnn was to prevent an lndorsement’ot
Iirynn if possible and to create a split it
neccedhry to do it.
"The evident desire of Chairman 'I‘nuhe-
nmzk and his coworkers to get. in outof
the storm has changed the «situation. In-
quiry among a number 0! the prmulnont
Populism here failed to corrolmrntorbe
statement that ’l'nuheneck had none to
Chicago to confer with Democratic lead-
ers there. It was stated that the ohjeet of
his rials was to center with ilr. Taylor, a
member of the national connnittee and a
prominent Populist. as to what hlliluld be
decent the contention in regard to placing
a national ticket in the field hy the Pew
pic's Party. The plan resulting from this
conference will he preocuted at the meet
log oi the executive mnnnlttoo today.“
" if the, Democrats will give us our share
of the electors. there will he no dilliculty
in the way of united action forslivcr. " amid
Serueuntnt-Arma McDowell of the Pop
uiint national convention in the course of
an interview.
Talks with other leading l’epnliots
showed this to be the oltuntion, there he-
lm: a well defined feelluu against index-s-
ing the Chicago convention's (lake . The
Populist plan is to divide the ML, or: in
each state acrordiug to the strength of the
I'opnlist and llcnmcratlc parties. the
stronger candidate to take all the electors
alter the election. This, they contend,
will insure the election of nullrer hum,
whcroan ii rach party puts up a imparato
candidate and do not fuse on t'ltli‘itlfli the
silver vote will be divided and the tight
for eilver lust.
Oppoued to the Ticket.
l’iill,.\ni.l.i‘iil.\. .luly lax—«A ninnhcrcf
the lending lienmorate of this city and all
joining counties who are opposed to the
nomination of iii-yon and Sowall and the
adoption of the Chicago platform met in
the lullltt. building and arturronshlera-
hlo diwussicn adopted the following roro
lotion:
”rallied. First. that the platform
adopted by the Chicago contention is nel
thor honest nor patriotic. and therefore
not lhuuocrotio; wromi. that it (lil‘l‘era so
rmllenlly from the print doctrine ct tin-
liiunmratlc party. and particularly from
the national platform of inir.’ and the
l'eunnylcania platform of tlaeyoar land,
that we cannot. an imam lloniocmh no
rept its wldo departure from true llmn-
erratic doctrine. and we hrlievn that the
highest. duty of true llourovrntn hi to make
ewry el'l‘ui't to duh-attire ticket nominated
at i'hionpro. i
limolwd. That a t‘lilliillllll‘t' of sewn ho
appointed, o. whom the pruhloht of this
nv-olim: .~hall ho chairman. with imirur
timid to (carer with rcpro entailve llolu
iflllfiulllld' real may rmtorc the justice to
«it-rats throughout the Male {or tlnvpur-
poiw of formulating: wine pain to [item no
the integrity of the llmmzerntlc partv' in
l’rinnylynnia and nerure the denial of
liryan and Sowuil. !
lll'liry ll. \i‘elnh. one of the rice. prev
idcnte of tho l'omisyivnnlo railroad, pre-
dded Among thmo [ll'tihl‘lll were ('hnrluu
Ii. nry .loncu, \ion president of the 'l‘runt
(luiupany of North (\iill'l‘li‘ll. .l. filmpuon
Mrira. prunidcnlof i'nlon 'i'ruut compa-
ny: ex .ipprnio r t‘harlm E. lager-mil,
llenr‘.’ M. De hert. .llmcph 1. Kevin, John
V. Mel’olluul, the Well kmmn II-Itllllftlt'
turer. William Iii. Filiuvrli’. “WWW 1"-
liaor o! lhwllug, l'hnanuvl forth, .ludgo -.
llarnmn Yorknn of lloci... manly, William ?
llraytou. .inmm l-‘. Sullivan. on: titty
’i'rmuoror \i’llliam llrdmiod Wright, Alan
ii. ticrd. Mrholru 'i'houron. l’lerro Arch-
xr and .lamh )lahr.
’l‘he H'litilin'ni of the painting was in
uppmiiiun toa third ticket as joopardlo
lag the airplane of McKinley and Hobart
lu mlvural Mate-o
Mr. Shun-Hy coated that be had been in
noiinulmtlou with n mnnlwr of prominent
ltnpuhlicurzn. when thupmvnt condition
of altnlru wan thoroughly diwum-d and
every pmnlhin ronlndy «nucleated. Tim-o
then had urged that the cold fll'lflllill‘d
l): lllm‘l'nirl nlmold nupport the liepnldlean
ill'ltet. in thluoonucction lieprepowdn
d: at oherrhy them of the It» nowrntir pot"
ty lowing a gold utnminrd could win for
the lirptiltlimli lllllltillM‘l, and at. the mom
limo innure uddul nupport for thoctate
tli'ht.
'l‘hi-t was to he lN‘t‘Iilnlelit‘tl hy having
the ilu-morrntn in “mum ratio dinlrletl
give their when for the lb-puhlh-rm elect-
or.:, and in l-xrhanue the Itepnhiionnl
should aid nil in their power the clet‘tlun
.d llmvioorntlc rongremneo. ntntn wanton-
nml momlwn of the legislature.
it h! prolmhlo thatthe cunniliittmi oi ear-
In will tritium this plan.
t‘hnlrmen lllnkley [mm a Cell.
Nym- Ynmt, Joly limi'imirmnn lllnk-
icy or the lhmncrotlc «talc rommittno,
alter conferrlugwith flounder llarid ii.
”iii. wt timernor li‘lom-r. William I".
.‘lhm'lvau. int-miner of the "Miami commit-
to" im- this little; James- J. Martin. rhnlr-
man of 'l‘nmmnny'n oxrcinh’e vormuittc e;
Jane!) A. Center, Colonel “- ll M. litany, l
Nilft’lt'h‘l“ William ti. Whitney. and a.
‘*
_ llu-H-li an followm “'i‘liepeopieof :rprlng
who . mic. ,
chuiy :38. ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ’
The call for the Itete committee to meet
ll en tollewri: .
The member: of the Democratic lint!
committee are recounted to’tueet at the
Hoflman ileum in the city of New York
on Tuesday, July :38, at 12 o'clock, noon.
Janna W. Hmkurr.
In connection with the cnlltllmirnmu
Iiinkloy hue addrouucd the following utattr
meat to the “numeracy ct New York state:
The {act caunot be disguised that the
action of the (”.‘hioogo convention was a
serious disappointment to tho Democracy
of New York and hue nrouned widespread
and increasing oppoaltlon In thll eerioun
eltuutlon the attitude of the party in the
state may with more propriety bedeter-
mined by its chosen reprencntntivcn in
council than by individual initiative. A»
it in important that the action determined
upon-howiso and united I desire toeug~
guilt to you that the plate convention will
noon he called, at which the deli-gut”
from New York to the recent. national
convention are oxpueimt to make a report
of their procoedlngra, with appropriateuugu
gentle!) on to the duty of ‘ tho Democracy
of the state in the premintoriuls. Meantime
lltlei‘llllt‘tN or the candidates and proll'ored
interpretatlorw of the platform, on well an
the pooelblo action of other political bod-
ice with which the Democrat-lo llltl‘i)’ in
not in sympathy will teml to bring the
path of duty clearly into view. In the
circumstanmls I recommend, after consul.
tution with many leading Democrat» of
the ntute, that no definite political action
he taken by Democrats until the assent
tiling of the state convention. which "my
be trtmted to take such patriotic llii'ltHlli‘nrl
asthehcnor and interests of the party
and the coimtry, Within! the pro-rent and
the future, they demand.
Janus w. liixatrr.
Tho Tammany organization of tho 'l'hlr-
ty-llfth assembly dlutrlct, under the load-
c'rnhip of County (Th-rk i’urruy, declared
for Bryan and Sen'iill.
AT DEATH’S DOOR.
Justice Stephen J. Field In Critic-Hy III
in California.
Sax It‘llAh't‘lst‘O, .luly iH.—-'i‘be Venera-
hio and distinguished jurlet, Stephen .l.
Field, ausoelato justice of the supreme
court of tho i'nlted States, is critically ill.
So serious is bln‘ crmdltion that it was de-
Jl'h'l'l'i‘hl FIELD
third to he imperntlvely in ccssary that he
be trought hack to this city from Pnso
itchier, whither he was cent a fortnight
ago in the hope that the change might he
of lmucilt to him.
it hi realluni hy .lurtlco Field's friends
that the best of medical attention is acres-
sary to prererve his life.
A oprclnl train was dispatched to Pose
Holder: with physicians and nurses. and
it the condition of the noted patient will 3
permit of lli‘i living rumored, he will hol
brought back to San l-‘ranciu'eo. i
h i, punnirilte that r..r.:iul nursing and ‘
health. hut those best acquainted with his
condition any that there is little hope of
Hi. remycry.
.~\ dispatch from l’afio Robles states that i
Mr. Field's physical rigor has ln'on nihl
dermiucd molly. and hodrcads making thel
journey to this city.
BASEBALL.
S'A'IlfiNail. LEAhl E l‘u\\ll'<.
.\l Lolilnlllc—
New York ....... n u o r. o o 3.’ 5 i—lt‘.
Louisville ....... 3 o ‘J i o i o 1 om. 7
New York—line, in; errors, 3. Louis-
\‘lllxi-wlllti. ll; errors, i.
.\t l’lttehnruw
Philadelphia... it i i 2 ti u (i n it... 7
l’litfihnrt: ...... ,. It i n o n H :t i .'t--. a
l’hiladoiphla-wliltn. [2. errors, ‘3. Mt!»
hum—lilo l2. error-. 2’.
At ('leieland~
iuonn .......... 1 L.’ o l i i o o l.-.;
t'lmn‘mnl ........ II o -* o l c -3 ~_I t...”
[union-i—illre, In; errors, 5. i'levelmnl
»-llli.~, li'; erruh, l.
Mayor “‘lnter'o Tribute to none“.
Si'illhtvl'llfl in Maui. .loir iawaiayor
Wlnlu rof >prinaliold lza~ telrgraphrd Mrs.
livid extend to you ilH‘ii‘ sympathy. ' iio
pay»; lwl‘nl’illltl trilrnie in the late rz-gmu
enter in the fulloalnu wm'dn: “In tho
tipniituf William H. ltnm-ll the rountry
hu-rtaina an lniismamrnhlo Ins-o. llu w.“ a
public torrent “limo every action mud
mnrl'llrti by bin win-o of right." i
Governor Hutton (Jumping Out.
PM: t4\ll'i‘il:~. N. Y. July l‘l.-ti¢ii’ern
or Morton and party have tnLon pinup-«inn
of the ll. M: h. 'l'wuinhly ramp on the
uppt-r :41. timid lake. 'l'bu party norm
hero ”I”.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
'l"m New York Illiil‘ hunt-I met in an
anal renvrntion oi Niagara Valle
Maurine. ripiilannof li‘JHi Loxluulonovr‘
nun, New Y: rk, wan killed by a ruhle r,”
in front 0 f his own door.
'1' u ttreek uowrnment lum addressed a
note o the ptmern. railing their attention
to thou-rlounnwoof ilumlluntion in from.
A dlnpotoh from Human Man-n thnt.
('nlonei Marni, hon defratml conl‘itilrniul '
lunar-gent, handn in Momma» prutiace
Willi heavy h flit.
t-‘enroturyut More Him-y mite out his
rorrrupondvnw with Lord Halli-diary coir
arming the illcvrta to m-ruroarbitration
imtwevn ”ll. "utility and “rent. ilrltnln.
\illlium It, Wilma, ex prumrulor of the
plea: for l‘nlon eolmty. .\,, .l.. .it under
arrmt on tho rharun II the lunch! of
ti, lIM. ’l'hc charge in preh rr» d ivy hit-e
Mary ll. lint“. a nlme o.’ liar}: A. ileliu.
who left a large Iliill'm, The debt whirl;
Wllinn failed to pay in part of a mortgage
hold by the unit»: circle nmdmt Lawrence
inning of litwon.
iii-came him tlumght hvr hml'nnd had
lorn loo attentiw tonnothnr woman. .‘lrw.
Edward lltvinulmvh, wllooi‘ the lllullnm'l’ of
the twisted and Montana Minion u-rnopm
try. at liotir. Mon. thrown pint of vitriol
on Mn. 'l’holnnn .‘lmlliliu. The lipid
harm d nimmt every shred of rinthlnfl it”
the o‘enmn’q hedy, liar far-o and body
m-re Miami in a new lrluhitnl manner.
and the night at both rm n h probably do—
Itrcred. ’
‘Star and King Waists!
:(Jluh 'i'iiw,
9 ALWAYS FRESH
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OUR‘ANNUAL . . . . ..
.Mid- j
Sale !
Men's $5.00 Tan Shoes, _ - $3.50
“ $4.00 “ " " - - $3.00
Ladies’ $2.50 Russet lace Shoe, - st. 69
“ $3.50 “ “ “ - - $2.50
Children's Spring Heel RussotShoes. .5 to 8,
45c and 50c
Children’s Spring Heal Russet Shoes,
9 to it, 60c
A large line of Lollies” ()xt'ord Russet and Black at Greatly Re-
duced Prices.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double
Shoe
Store. . . . .
loo and 62 Wall Street.
Norwalk, 0t. , ‘
Everyhody's Shoes Hlnned Free.
.. ... mm
GeneralCIearing soar”
’We want to Inventory :1 clean stock August 1, and in ordcrvto do so
will make the following prices for one week:
MEN’S SUITS.
Suits ......... . ............ . .......... . $7.50
Suits. ......... ..... ........ .$6.50
$12.00 Suits$600
$10110 Suits..............‘.. ................. $5.00
$7.50 Suits ................... ..... .......$3.75
Boys’ and Children’s Suits, Half Price!
MEN’S TROUSERS, HALF PRICE!
Children’s Flannel Waists!
Just the thing for Summer vacation. Sims 4 to i_;.
Regular price, $1.00. Now, 50 Cents.
$15.0”
$131 if)
I.
Slightly SUilQil. Sizes .3 to m.
undo NowZS Cents.
SUMMER NECKWEAR.
t. for m rents
5 (Write each
5 cents each
Regular price,
Wadi Tit-s, liand liows, 2 for 15 cents
l’our-lriJInmlS. 5 cents each
Mystic Four in Ilands. atoms (till.
Straw Hats, Half Price.
w. A. BENEDICT & co.
l9 MAIN STREIT, m. WASHINTON 51..
Norwolk. So. Nor-walk.
nah—~— . We.» - v~o< .
—- Irwin-v”- vvm M‘ I. A
meip What is It?
"I‘ , . that prompte you tnhuy your «shoes at
. . ,
7 "a E mm store rather than another? Isn't it
Mylo, quality, tit durability and price 0!
to the Him!) and pmmpt and ccnrteeul
attention: on the part of the proprietor and
naleoman'.‘ If t one are the real induce-
nwnte W" look for a liberal shame! you!
patronage. _
H. 5. BROWN,
IO WASHIIGIDI STIII'I',
south Morey-ill. 00M
Shield liuwn, v
, W...
nearest
LOS'I IliiOll
. ! Sum! l‘mrnln on.»
wan h- of an (scam I.
rlu - t . r' lloeylnvrd. wit
or 1.1» ; filtlirr. 7... 134-5. w“
”I “hill" ”to unwary. .fl
.4 r Mm”... yw 'lhc l.-
.2, ‘1' . “any...”
w . sur,‘ Vrf‘l,
"4 yr] r t I? , itu’vtr‘" t - rfllw
"Mi. Mi-‘lvll ihl- t'it ,u‘umr‘wdm
Ii‘or rule at Tomlinmm'n drug Item
the.» m "
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Norwalk Chronicler