Kahuna Inramtméur. ’f. ‘0. 0. III,
will hold II meeting tonight.
The Center ucbool district has raven.
gagedull the teachers employed there
lait year.
Nelson W. Benedict. of Norwalk, who
is seriously ill with an abscess,' in not so
well today.
‘ No more meetings of the Board of
, ficheol Visitor's will be held until the
third Tuesday in September.
E. 8. Church, of Norwulk. is under or-
rest for cruelty to a horse. The ease has
been continued to Wednesday. July 29.
Ila—Women are given to small talk
Kink—Ah, yes.
quantity.
Concord Divisionfions of Temperance,
will visit Friendly Greeting division, of»
Silverxxrine. tonight. lThe party will go
in n curryull.
James Mitchell & Son, of Norwalk,
have sold the ()dell'fnrnr to Hubbard
Blukesley, and the George Jellilfo form
at Poplar Plains to Willinm Dmves.
Sheriff Huwley, who was injured
some time ago while III-resting u drunken
mun in Brookfiel'd, went to New York,
Tuesday, for. medical treatment. His
case was (lihgnosed as u slight concus-
sion of the bruin, and complete rest in
/
some time.
The Over River school teachers have
been re-engnged with the exception of
Misses Wager and Musson. The for-
mer’s place will be filled by the promo-
tion of Miss Minnie Pearson from the
annex. and Miss Marion Hebbnrd will
take Miss Musson’s place in the Kinder-
garten. Miss Bartholomew, of New
Rochelle, will have charge of the annex.
The Federal government is looking
. after the engineers of ’stenm yachts in
the mutter of dumping ashes in Long
Island Sound. It appears that there is
:1an on the statute books which says
that if the engineer of any steam yacht
is. found dumping his ashes in Lulu:
Island Sound he will be subject to lim-
or imprisonment, or both. such fine to
be not less than $250M more than $2,500
and the imprisonment to be not less
than .30 days, or more than one year, or
both united. __ "
The state tax on savings bunks is
payable in two parts, one~hzdf January
20, and the other hult' on July 20. About
forty banks in the state have failed to
remit to the state treasurer the install-
ment of tax due Monday and will soon
receiveduuning letters. Muny people
have already filed with the state treas-
urer lists of their holdings of bomb,
upon which they pay a state tux of thI
mills, to avoid the delay inter on win 11
the rush sets in. I
medium?
If not. you have missed half the fun of
hcln thirsty
W llinrm' Root Beer TASTES good
and 15 good.
“Our folks have Irlcd every sort of Ito-
called root- beer extract, null hove found
that Willlume' M the moot remedying npd
healthful temperance drink on the mur-
kct." Why puulsh our ntomurh with
inferior articles? I cost» but II tribe
to have
I .9
urns
WILLIAmB It mum-rm! 00..
Hartford Noun.
llott’s llétherine Pills
The great
I c In a d 1! lot
nervous prev
Ira I' In n and
all nervous
diseases of the
. - gruerativr or-
"HUI“: A. D A nus of either
sex. III: In New Pro-usher, Failing or
glottMa i hll/ Emir
dons, Youthful hm“ lal WW I“
tum In: of .e or Opium,
lead to MRflomumplum" and bmrlnmfnily. two
I~ $5. .
him ”rehab.” no»; I, “rile IIIII. on
Held by all Ilrnggietd.
some quiet place willIbe necessai'y for
Small lull: in large I
l
' res corpus" not I: m lllfll‘ll’l'.
me
still V's-angling Over lndommnl of the
I? “We loud-«ow Middle In the land-
on Gel lutdnn Awkward Pnitbnf‘nn
Wm- Cancun-II. . '
S7. Lotus, July fall. --'l'he Populist and
IIIIVor conventions have been launched
but neither has yet mode much headway.
The programme of the silver convention
was all arranged in advance. It lnoindul
simply the udoptlou of n 16 to 1‘1. lIItform
end the nomlnotlon of llryon nod Howell,
but these in charge of it deemed it good
policy to so slowly, in the belief that they
um:
might, by reumlnlng in session, be able
to exercise on influence in shnping things
'.LL Cl'lAll‘ IMAN 'l'Al BENEI‘K.
in tho Populist convention. To this end
they appointed .1. committee of seven, hood
Izd by Judge Scott. of California. to meet
with n simllnr committee from the Popu-
llsts for the purpose of reaching n I-nru-
men plan of action. The ldeu wn-I perv
hops well conceived, although it is doubt
ful whether their Ixuursowlll be fruitful of
Iesults. The anti—Brynn Populism nfil‘fl
III believe that III] the outside influences
which are belng brought to beer upon
them to induce them to accept the nomi-
IIIIIIII of the Democratic convontlon m'e
.art of ti :0 emne plot. to drivu their. party
into the “Democratic trap" and Iloetroy
:Ind annihilate its iIlI ntlty. They are deal
to suggestions, uppeuls and warnings.
The future has no terrors for thorn. Tb.“
"l—‘opulluts should ltIII/Ipln tho Initlrileof
the mud" is their reply to mow Imm-
mont, thelr answer to every foreboding.
They have convinced themselves that if
they go marching on in four yours more
the two old parties will be shuttered, die,
l‘llpllfd and IllscnIIlltIId, and they will
come "into their own."
Favorable to Brynn.
The sltuutiod now points more strongly
to Bryan s indorsement or nomination.
in fIII:,t the Bryan In: IIIIIIzIIrs denim-II. that
they nro nlmolutely I'm-min that. so for on
Ibo bend of the ticket is conmIrnI-Il, [flay
are out of the woods. But. with regard to
Howell. they nanit. privntolcy that there
is grave doubt, and thut therein now prob.
ably n majority of the Im'nventlon nastiest
the lluth shlpbuilder. They are using all
their energies to prevent tho I‘nmpll unions
that would follow an lnllul'litlllll‘lll’. of
Brynn 0nd nnmlnntlon of n Populist for
vice president. The middle of the road
men cunnot even get together on It rimrli-
dnto for president. llohs is their favorite,
but the Brynn mmuuzers may they have
word that. he will decline the further use
of his llfllhI'. If u l’opullnt is not named
for vleuprosldent. thorn is sure to be a
bolt of some of the southern delegations.
llut tlIIIl-Lryuu lll!ll'.ll[zt'l‘I-', it is mild, would
\VI'lfiIllllII such It bolt. if 'it mum with tic-
Im'y for the whole (Ebb-nun ticker. They
claim that. they will quloIIbtedly control
the committee on pIIrqunI‘Int III-Irunl'mnnu
llllll resolutions. lt bi their purpose, if
:hey control, to frnmo II platform. along
the lines of tho (.‘hb‘ozro platform with M
fewcout'oodons to the l'llllltlllla' nu IIIIrzeIIIlo.
For perImInIII‘II‘. ch: lrmnn there is o good
IlI-ul of Iulk of III).
round!) on the ”our. end Iieuerul ‘IVIIIIver
has been IIIIlI-IIIIIId to nominate the silver
knight of the West. it HI'l‘l'llfi probable,
therefore, Ihnt nnotlur will be N‘ll'l‘rl‘ll,
porhnrri I-s (.rIvornor“ Llthlllj’ll or ex I'on-
ngnIrIIIIIIII llIIleIIIf Hum-III. The middle
of the mud cI‘IuIlnueIIt denim Ignatius
llonnolly.
MiddleI of the Road Conference.
The middle of theruml men. through
their steering _conIIII'IttIII-, have token IwI
tlou which will [‘robnbly have n VIII'y lmI
portunt effect II" the convention. ’l'hry
hnve selected lIzquInII lloumdly for their
I'nndlduto us purnumont cbulrmm and
Inuit n cfllllllllfll‘l‘ to notify him of bin PP-
ll‘flllllll. Mr. llIIImIIllyIIIII‘IIpIIIII, and if we»
given out. l.uIIIr Ibo IItI-Irrmg IIIIIIIIII'IIIIIII
held IIIIIItlIIIr IIIIIIItlnu Imd IIIIIIII‘ttI-Il .I, it).
(.‘umplon of Mulno us their candidate for
pIIrIImnI-ntI-Imlrmnu. ’l'hocoumdtton Irrel-
l/.I‘.n llml It b! in n wry :Iwkwurd pomltlnn.
huvlnu notIIIIIII ilonpeliy and secured III-I
IIeIIIIpIuIIIII. but the monomer ulwn for nub
utltmlnu I IIIIIpIoII IIrII that the .‘lllnueuntu
deb-“IIIlInI end the delegations wbII h the .
steering committee represented nImlII II
moot protest mom-It lbmnelly’s Illls'r‘flnfl.
runny declaring they would not. Vote for .
lIIIII. it won also IIImIIII by llfllmllI‘l'Il II! the
conunlttI-o Ilmt l‘lonnolly mm II pmwlhln
mudldntn for provident IInIl rmuht not III
be presented for pIIrIIIIInImI cllhlrumn. it
won IIlIIo IIIIIIIIII tlmt IIIII IIIIIIIIIIm wnII vary
r-‘IInnI‘rIr Allen und .
h'oIIoerl Weaver, but. llll‘ former (lrhll'l'fi to '
V
, tum run dry.
I
f mint- MI
obnmlmm to the IIuIlII..'III.lIIIliI-. IIII-menr. or: ‘
it won believed he WIIII II Hotlndio, Many
of the lenders of tho mlddlnof the met.
and IIIIpI-cIIIlly Mr. “much of limo-um.
think a mom. Int-delu- IIIIII l’IIII-n mode. Imd
that the notion of the committee will lmo.
‘Sblllll.
tlm IIIIIlIllo of the mud mcu runny vIItmI m l
the contention. Mr. lIrIIIII-lr III not a mm.
but of the flooring committee but be h. or
been prominent nomug the null Hr)
forces. -
CONVENTION IN SESSION.
Kenmor- nulls-r l. Ivetml Temporary f hnlr- : llnblllfura. A p
"I." Wade £le Kryrmfv spunk.
Hr. LoI Is luly '24. a'l‘he nntlnnnl rrm
Hlllllnll III’ the l’IIoplII' H I’m-I1 mu rolled
murder by (“IIIIIIIIIIIII 'l'IIIIlIIIrII-clr of the ”I'll,“
II.IIIIIII -Il committee III the hall where lire
wwlu ego Wllllmn McKinley WM nnm
l
on 5 not“ in IIilIrf
l
l
I ”It'll, n» it li nlrmuly VI life-d.
on... utlbmon main. about!
[root belly trill perfume theinmorbillh
mill rapenrlble duty imrmsod upon him
with no eye singly In tlur
that lléréloprnont '01 bur In only and to the
promotion of the feliclty of our people and
J tleIIIentII ”with III, i
33.1,";
of the republic." .
[m s lkIIIIlslIy of Mlnnebotow
trulued‘ln response to («Homer
address of wylaonrs And [mid grateful
the “I
' tribute to the city of ht. Lords and the
mm of Minwurl. In conclnrdou he laid:
"If there rater WM II Increment on the
face of the earth called up by the hand of
tied, it is this l’eoplu'fi Party movement.
The eyes of the world are on this convex»
lion. should the People's l’IIrIy Increment
full, tboezuum of humanity would no down
with it. b’tnnd together on nlmterer ne-
tlou result» from Ibis convention' s delib-
eration. Etand like brothers, so tlmt n0
dynamite il’nll God's luborutory can Imr
Ibo pnrty sounder. The l’mplu‘n Party,
It neede to live. 1 mixed ut-thu
won't die.
IrrIIIIIIIof Ibo Greenback partnl stood :It
the crodleuf the l’cuple' I l'arty, our! God
for!) id (but I thonld be here now to attend-
iI» lIIlIIz-rul. ’l'hln in the grout work of Ibu‘
«pantry. Let us ‘1!” our duty."
Butler Chosen minimum.
Chalnunn 'l'nulmneck then introduced
Senator Butler of North I‘nrolinn no tlII
choice of the national connnlttI-e for tour
mery chIIlrnmn. llIrwInr rennin-d will
err-m. onthuhinsm Mill elected without Ill
vlnion. Upon nesumlng the novel Senator
ilutlor sold by way of intrndut lion:
"All history touches that 'crIIII-Ir nlwuys
mm.- in the affair» of men when humanity
is ruined to a higher level accordingly III;
IIII- IuIIII on where IIlIouldcrII tho rI-spousi-
billty l’r'rN are able to lllI’I'l. llllli’fir'lh‘
with wlidmn nnd patriotism. ‘ And to
halve it to llm betterment of humunitv
two political portion hnrebeld nutiouzd
cr IIIcntlonrs this your. hrnc ndpptod plut-
fornm and nave put forward their lemlIII-s,
and new number grout political party,
young. but ll growing flout in strength,
llnfllln‘fiufublftd to speak to the Anwrican
people in £be critical mad Important hour.
The l’opullets are here because there is
‘ fl'U‘fl of them to be here. The pnrtles that
ha... charge of the government since the
we! have nnmredtxl III bringing the notion
to the verge of bankruptcy und min and
bore userusltntcd thcvxiutenm of the Pop-
uliIt Immunization. The two purtlmi limo
vied with each other in rtmddlinu. uud
now straddling is n tbim: of the past."
He went on to II; real; of the :rrIIhpoI-I. I-
Iicn question .1~ nI 'nmliug ride in riIlouith
llm IIIIImeIIIIeI-IIIIII. and dc lrIrIIIl Ilmtl' oIII
thwo grout “motions \runld hero to II”;
solved before the country girl. lIIII-k to prIIII- i
purity. The Standard Ull fruit. he IlI-
«lured. would not exist today if it was: not;
I'o‘ritIII ropnrlnrrr~l.ipwlth lrl‘lllflmf‘lflllilll
IrIIrIIpImlM. if the People's l'urtf.’ “‘I to to
go out of (Irish-narr- llllll’lffllfl'. the IIIILI
lbIInoI-rntio h'rtlnunl convention would re-
port. III {lllltlffllll (III WlilI-ll
not Mum! The PI orb-1 ’IIrII bud rIII IIIl
nui- -.P.ll">~fl IInIII reel 5:: I emit. so im; llll'
7. on. that it bud H. .Iiit both tin old parties
in two.
The greateirt chewing in the 1'0"an of ‘
r'mutm- Ilutler'n :‘pf‘fl‘ll “'ni‘fhml ho .~:Ild.
"'l he llamucmlu :It I'lslt‘zsuu 31011! the l‘m
plo i’nrty'u platform."
.\ Munitirnm statcnu'nt Irf llxztler's was
that be hoped the wmrminn would not
turn itself law a W’rfllll‘ armor. and
that he had Inn mm‘b faith In believe it
would turn ltwlf inron llIIpIIIIIIt-uu un—
ner. ,
The roll of stator. for Columbia»: on
rules [I rmunent orm' ll! Iii ii and llllllll'
notion of mndldah 6 VIII- cal-15L nnd lllI'H‘
commute" worn united by the several
Ill: 'Ilf if!“ in!»
SILVERITES' CONVENTION
Hauler! “3 l‘. M. John of Sr. \urlt
1 forum l"l’lflilflo'l|l (jlmlrumn.
Hr. Lo: I.-. July 1:! —ll.v\ . 'IIIIIqul >‘llI
.I r Party but lumrm illlvlll :II Ilmnd .‘Ilu
III' bail and um; “nud- d over ly .VII:;~:I
‘ll I'lI‘Iirnszu \lrvtt. wholIItrIrlIIrIIIlm Ion--
pIIrIIrv Irlmimmr. rrrmi» I.. N-Iwmudh uf
Vermin, wlm IlIIlIII Ind rm whiny». Inning:
lllI' frIIII- rulnuuv IIf Plh't'f.
'I. Kansas IlI»lI~'.IIIIIv III-mil Ilm: tin-door-
III-“perv br- ”I‘l'l-fié'd to union .‘lll II..-
ll" -II III: "i of ”11' Familial I‘ImI-dlli'm.
IIIIIIIIIIII pw'ullrtl .\ ”maul: II - m Inna
W! III uppmnt II In notify tho I pollen lllul
'lII' Willi ld III mlIIIiIIII. ! “llllulil lb l‘uh
lhI- f‘hl’llmllll's‘r II n: . ~ M; I: .- .I,: l t‘l: rhllm
IIl'IlI'f II: lilh‘lfnw» plmulsi II» the h't't'l\lll.. '
II.’ IhII frfwfl If Iiw r: :IIIIIIIII 1‘ on I rI-IlIIIII
l'II‘llI'. III'l'lflitlll‘lll urginlrullurr, q III-l-Il mm
”ll/Hi“. plat! .’lll.:5.ll¥i“U' "IIIII.
"II'I I f nurlblatw. :Iml Itm'. IEII- min a‘ I: I'.‘
Mums: nungrr -< ’ I- trail “I l1lf:|~l'II>-llll"
In the tubular; of t:.-- mm. mum. 'IlII- II-I
:Ill'b won mlltfir'l.
'l'lw tumult won rrmlrulmls N'Plfl‘ll‘ll
that no. rI- Irv-III no I III‘In - Ind nmmnml
IbII rrmlr mini-I If all Ile' -.- Jim-I. our! lan
ull (lrhvmtlnns bra allow-«l III mm! full
vutvn. T I" rep/rt mu IIIiII; Md. 'llm rum
III‘IIIIIII on [s'rrunrumt Ivrpnulmflml n'I‘mII
IIIIIIIIlml that W. 1', .‘t. John of New York
be related for! pertrmn'ent f’llflll’lllllll.
l'harlvs; .\, 'l'uwm- of .‘IIIIIIII'o-Iln bI- I‘hlllt‘fl
for View chairman and If. H. l)I.fIIIIIlIIr.’I~.-
of l’r-nlroylrouln for "crown. the report
'MM N‘K.’f‘l‘1”l Wlflr I'lIrIIr‘ ltlld IIIIIIIIIIIIE.
.\ Inllmrlflvv W.“ m-II.IIII‘I~Il in I‘If‘lrl‘l
llr. M. John In "I" elation” III IIIIIIIIu
lIlI place 3dr. 5:. John In. ng-lrll \Izlb
fl I l‘ m. ’
In lIIIemltirIs-Il b Ilmmur-I .lul» II I.I 1M
no :I bun‘wr bu kIIIIwaI-t. due of l‘lI'lI
dollar III '{I‘llllfd upon the IIIIII.I M‘l‘ in I II
IIIlnIIIIII ’l‘lI: In: I: :w of l IMIIIsI-und pop
”lotion demand: mu?!- mum-y. but IIIII
fonnmlnlwml of llll‘cflllllln’. IlIn lurIIIIIr,
'floIrII run he no rIIIIrIIIIII-III
of “old. LII-old. lumm aliIIIrIII It'IIIuIII-I
When nile- -r
rmpI-IIIII Ilu Ir-IM twin" will
grow no it‘ III "Ill-mud of lI-Idou'l. ibunII-II.
l0 rIInIrIuIlIIIII bl» womb Mr. m. John
liffnl uf rm ('nlunci
‘ This is III. It will follow the nIIIpI-n-
lngnl our min" In nilwr: 'l'h-I uuld ul
mIIiy III the IrmIIIIry will n-umin them, If
IImIIIIrm III-om Illctnmr‘ the mummy mInI
Increment that l.- " the ImmIrIIr IIxI-r
rim 4 "II II, lion In milwm I lIIIul Stone
A [lfl'flll «III will
not In: mirth a “mm m of eJrI-III‘y.
mmlr teem: II of “out; union to more to.“
II portion of bunk Ines nunlont bunt;
IIIIIII on [old will tend
I nil- ll, emu-but to “fill”
mm"! lurid: "chemo-”that III to any.
by ylrldln; lrmrvr net return lmlullors
, rIf IIIIIII of erehnnm- drawn
“gems mods “pitted. ' A pmulum will
ImII Irrdlmiulrhm bop-nu brim»
f‘o lean-us . our
Mum by the Republicans for pflnblml lie: the cm: of hills of enhance with
Pro or «III IIffIIId by the Rev, “J, h.
nmIIII. pit-Ito? of Ibo 'l‘hlrd baptist cl IIrcb
Id IlIhIIIIIy. IIIIII I,:I0IIIlIIIIIuIItrIII shunting
ruvorrutlv during the bum alien.
l
whirl: to my for truth- lIIIIorIIId. 'l‘bn
IIIItIdenrrr of lumvmlng our on; arts and [lil-
erelrulmrohrr IIIIporIII will lb. firm. turret
rm: ”and!“ rmhltm. «Ill llll' number
Alter Iluqmyerf’lmlrmnn 'l'IIuIva-k l'l' I'Ill‘l 9‘”"“"'“- “Wm!” ”I!" "all".
lnlrIIIlurIIIl I:...-IIII~..II- .“tone at .‘llssonrt II’WIII? MIDI-MIM- number warmer
Mllllilt‘llll‘ Arr-d on IIIldrIIoII of welcome in l'1I W“! "l "ln‘llmf‘ M1" ”“1! ”“5"!”
the mom of where he sold:
«me home market for all been product:
“You m» not autumn. Inn aw manufacturer. withmounrmlnm
o
Igmlrlie movie
compared w tll ours, by from 3 to 7 «In»
on tho dellur. The Eumponn merchant
or banker will therefd'ro make his trade let.
1:6 gold, more profitably
'lry fromtl to {l iIIi‘l' nil than in his silver.
With the Instant that Europem trade ”rot-
tlements with the United ututes are made
money I: estnbllsbed in the markets of the
world. TIIIIrewItlI the 1m. 25 grains of
pure sliver in our silIer dollrn' end the
2H 25! grains of gold in our gold dollnr be-
comes of exactly equal worth as bullion
in New York. ”
Conference Committee Elected.
Mr. tit. John's speech Was loudly up-
plunded.
A motion was made that u speelnl oom-
Inilteo consisting often" delegate from each
Ilelegutlonho appointed to confer with‘ II
llku conunltlue 0f the Populism for the
purpose of settling the differences between
the two factions. ,
Hull 0 dozen Inon nt once begun to de-
bu’te the question. and much Igmfusiun
nromlled. M. 1... (”Instead of Ilrogon
laid he was II Popuilnt. and the l‘opnlists
were ready to meet the silver mun hull
Why. The object true to unite the free all
vcr forces.
llulf II dozonother delegntcs spoke in fu-
vor of the committee. ,
An amendment. wus udoptod directing
the committee to notify the Populism of
its appointment nnd requesting them to
appoint II elmllnr (ommittce.
Mr. Turner of lI'IIm-fns attempted! to talk
against. the motion, but there were howls
of “Sit dewnt" and cells for the question.
Twenty men not up and uttempIIId to rul-
Ilreou the choir. A point. of order 'wns
ruined, that Mr. Turner]: :ulnlrIIndy spoken
twice and. the chair ruled thnt Turner
IIIIIIII. or llh‘b.
Gem-ml \lnruor was culled for and re-
plied Ib‘IIt he did not oppose the nppulul-
numt of II commi‘lee to confer with tho
l‘opullm. but he thought it would be wise
to have u Iunnllor committee to see if these
l’upulists would ngroe to select u similar
c0IIInIlltI'II.
Mr. lr‘oetnr of hllusolu‘l suld ho bud been
appointed one of a committee by the no-
tinnnl committee to confer with the Pop«
ulist colivontlori, and it luul been decided
that II more representative couunitu-II bc
uppolnled. lt bud been umortuiuod thut
the Populist-1 were unxlous to confer.
'l'hu general trend of all the spuvehvu
WIN Ibut tlIII grout object was to secure uu
lrynn wn'IZIl '
'llur l
IIIIIIIlIIII :
inIl-IrsI-mont of llI-ynnnnu Sound] for pro»
iIlIut IIIIIl vice president. At. every IIIIIu-
, .’.nu of the llIIInIII‘I-mic IIIIIIIlnI'es tIIII l‘ll'lf'r
quI-s I-lqurIIIl. ’:llI I motion has III. length
‘(lll'l'ltlf‘ by n vim \oqo Into The roll of
stolen nus ll. "Ill IullIIII for 11.0 Immes of III:
men selected for
5 ten.
the ItoufrrI-nco commit-
I
('onfereuco Committee Meets.
The conference committee which \\'.'l.~
IIIppnintod by the Silver pany I‘Illl\'l‘ll-
l lion held n Innetindnml Illsuurwod n line
i of III-lion. It wus IlIIIIlIlIIIl tlmt should the
l’roplr'u l’nrty convention select. 0 like
‘ lOlllllllllI‘l‘ and nerve to u conference Chair»
mun \l. P. St. John of the committee
lament mt :I-I l‘lltlll’lllilll. As mun us .bll
islzull lllu'n liniI-hod. the People's Party
Qconuultlre are to bIIuhked what conces-
W. l'. r'i'.
,IIiIIIuI it lM willing III uIIIku. After this the
SilverI'IIIIIIIIIIII'II llII‘ll \vlll I: II: .Ipnr'. In IIIII
: Iii-'I-II>.~IIIII. A s s: on H“ Ibis l'uo III prom-d
urn IIIIIl lll'l‘ll IlI'IIlIlI'Il Illum n mIIIIIIII \V‘:I.~
mlIIpII-Il directing: the I-lIIIlrIIInn uml III'I'TI"
mt)‘ III “Hilly flm l‘I'IIIdII'u l‘uriy Ibul the
Silver IIIIIIvIIIItloII liliil IIppIIlIIIIIII II l‘I‘JlllllIllI
Inn with n Vlllw In conferring with ll illu-
I-IIInnIltIIIII lrIIIII llur l'I-oplu's Party. in “I'-
Mr Iltut l‘oIb panlI-s IIIluht much. if [HIM
lIlII, II "llllllllflll "round. The following lot-
tI-r WIN llll'll M‘lll- to ”I“ i‘llllll'lllllll of tho
I’mplu‘u l’urIy convention quI signed by
William 1‘. Ft. .lIIbII IIIIII AlequIIlI-I' .l'.
‘I'I‘Irrllllml'll:
' We III-“IIIIIIII'iuIIyIIuIbutupoIIIIII-mxu
“Into” that such lll‘llilll would be IIIIIIIIII
by A’Illll’hllll uud lit-M‘I'Illlll'rl in tho eplrlt
which prompted II. the Notional Sliver
III-IIvcuIlon hmI lllltlllllllnllhly appointed II
IIIIIIIIIII'I' from l‘I‘H'll ntulfl III-lt'ngtlIIII lu l‘llll'
uIltulII u I'Imunllten II: I‘llllll‘fl‘lll‘li Il‘llll llIII
l'IIIpI I- II l'dl'lyl'IIlll‘l'llllllll. and \\'Ill’l‘b[ltll!l~
fully II .vuit rIIIIpIIuIIII from I'IIII."
...,..
.IIIll‘I'.
\
ltlIoIIII Island lk'lllllrl'lll I-‘m- Brynn.
l'lZIIVllIRNf‘li. .lIIly ‘.’:l.—-'l‘ll0 lllIIIIIII III-
lund “Ullllllll‘flllflhlllll‘ I'outrnl I‘Illllllllllllll
lmlorrod WllIlnnI .l. llrynu llllll .I\rIIIIII-
r-‘mvull, llIuIIoIIrIIIlII I'lllllllllllll‘tl IIIr lll‘l‘il'
III III. uud vleo preeldcut. IIIIII IlIII I'Ulll’h
puny p lIIIfIIrIII.
,, llrouvry "III-nod. ‘
()Ilblflfhlll.’ uh, .\. Y., .IIIIy 9:3,-..1‘ho
IIIIIlII bulldlng mul olllcosnf IhII SIIIIIII
IsquvllII- brewery, "II the ImnkII III llll‘
ht. Lawrence, lllilllll- l'I.I IIIilIII-I \vI-ul. of
Pb. molt. were burned. Most of the bonkx
IIIII IIIIIIIII‘II (If the IIIIIIIIIIIIIy WI‘I‘I' III-etroy.
ed. ’l'IIII browur ' Wm the property of lhll
Whitney I-IIIIItII II III WM run by I). ll. IIIIII
W. J. WblIIII-y. The low III “0,000; fully
lnIIIIrcIl. 'l‘hlu clIy \\‘Il! IIIIkI-d fIIrIIIIIlsb
once and soul; ever u porIIIIII of Ibo Ilro do.
pumnout.
A Mysterious CIIIclIlIllnx.
'I‘I‘xIIIIo l'AliK. N. Y., .IIIIy .‘.‘1|. - A
tall INIIIIIIIII in lIlIwL IIlIIppIIzl ull' II II‘IIIII hi
this station IIIIIl luII'lIIR PI‘hl‘IIlIIIIl 0m. lid»
Will’ll Buul‘, lb lllllfllll'l’ “tr ”W “IN“ llllll‘kilb.
drown nwhlde rind unve mm II. mum!
Ibrrudrluu. liner mode on effort to IHI'lllll'.
which was fruitleau. After hunting the
num. the venom IIIIIII II Imlu I)!" II to
New York. Her IIII Iutltyoud the muse 0f
the mmnlt could me be learned.
Alnllrer Vennueln lllne nook.
lmhlmfl. July ill-«Allothor blue book
on Venezuolh has been burned by the lor~
ohm «mm. ,
\
in gold, purity of our gold and silver,
'l'mm IIIII suIIIrI-mury fur hum-(hug in this
All AGBEE‘MBNT TO FURNISH COIN.
'rlIo Anoolatod ll mm of New York to Aid
the Treasury Reserve Fund to Ila Kept
Abrwo the $100,000,000 Mark-durum
dolphin and Boston Co-opsrnte.
NEW YORK, July Emu—llopresontutlves
of foreign honking houses hold I! confor-
InI-eln tho olllce of .l. I'. Monomer. (Jo.
Ind discussed pluns for checking v gold ox-
portII. A committee wug uppquIeIl to fo lll‘
ulqu II urn-king sohome no llfi to hold the
cold here, for two month» III. least, when,
it. is hoped, tI‘ndo conditions will be such
us to relieve the tension and render lill«
necessary further notion by tho bunkers.
it is believed thut (III duy blllsof oxoluumw
(fill be sold III II rutc find: “'1” III-.munplluh
IlIisond end lluIt such will be thoeom-
mitIIIe's recommeudntirm.
’l’wenty-tvvu bunkers:IttIIIIdIId the meet
lug, undnmung the firms represented were
1.. Von lloflmhn 6': 00., LIIdoubuI-u. ’l’lIIIl~
mnnu & (30., iloldolhnoh, lulu Ibelmor In
(50., l’lluy 1"in of llnrvoy b‘lhk’fl Sons,
John A. hletlull of the New York Life in-
.xurunce oompuny, lurmrd Frorm, Kuhn,
Lou'b A” Go. lllld W. ll. ()rossnum eh 13m.
The meeting wnu brought "bout, it in
“Hill, by the ubsolulu rufusul of sovornl.
large IIIIIlquIl bunks to agree III deposit
gold in the subtronmry unless the foreign
l-nnkers would uleo help III-meat the gold
reserve. .l. l’lI'rponl. Morgan undnthcru
:It the meeting discussId Ibo sitIIIItlIIII III.
length, end Mr. Morgan Is sold to huvo
urged upon his ns‘soclnles Ibo llf‘l‘f'fifilly of
bolplnulhu treasury. it is believed the
foreign bunkers will accept nny plun which
Ibo oonuultttzo muy iudorso, and that it '
will become upcrullve i‘IumodlIIIIIly.
Refuse to lie Interviewed.
'l‘lIII IzIInIloqun who panirip:-.IIIIl ln'tho
conference would not themes the businees
Ihorc I-Iznsidorml. but. rumore III' Iboirnl-
ll‘gi‘ll proposal notion Hunted II decidedly
l‘llllllr feeling. Frederick J). 'l'uppun, pres;-
lIIIInt. of Ibo I-lnlhIIln Xntinuui bunk. says
Ihut II very large umounl of gold bus llI'I’ll
pledged by the AII-IlI-luIed bunks IIIIII
Irust I-oIIIsznlIIeI to be exohungI-II for
loan! ll’lllllll‘ notes. end that more ls expect-
III. Almost ¥lI,IIIIII,oIIII in gold was- deposit
nil in the subtrousury by {ourof tin-bunks,
;.:ul Mr. 'i‘uppuu snys the ”enemy rouorvn
will be [Illl’l‘ll above the $lllll,llllll,(l‘l‘l
IIuIrI: lIIIIIIeIl‘IIIIoly. 'l‘hu banks will con
Ilnuo to turn gold into the sublreusury us
requested. They will generally do this by
IlIIposIIluI: Ivilb Ibo sIIbtrI-rmuror elI-uriugv ,
lillllill gold unrllllx‘ulm, wlIlI'lIurI-tbo sumo
:II.‘ \vurrhousn receipts, and l't‘f‘l‘ll'l‘ lI'uul I
lI‘ll'lI‘l' mura- IluIrIIfIII’. 'l'lu- twismnt bl’I'tl‘I’
Ill‘l'l‘, if he llt'l‘ilrl lluI gold. run then got it I
I :I Ilnumud. .
I! Is lIIIliI-ved to be unlikely that. it will
l'\'l‘l‘ be IIoI~II-'.~:IryIII Ill>IurlItlIII gold in
llll‘ bin-urine lIIIII~II mulls. :‘lululd nuy lll‘
needed. i'. is lIl'lllHlllll‘hllill IlIII bunhuwuuld
-.IIp',I!y coin for IlIII certificates mther than ,
do ”a
. annls or Gold lucrr-Ime.
\l'A~III.\'I. on, July tell—Due feature of
IIIJII III I).I‘ IrI‘usury was the sluriling in-
Il'llllstllll tlIIInuIIIunt of gold \vIIbrlruIvn
IIIIIII‘er. 'l‘uIIidny only slnmmu in colu
IvIIII drmvn out for this purpose. but you-
IIIrIEIIv the amount \lehdruu‘u aggregated
-7H,1IIII. ’l‘hII I'Il‘il'l‘lu \Iu.» diminished by
ilIIIIIIIIIIunI of $ L770, non of “"llll II II,- ‘50.
I00 I. Is coin for export. nod $17.3, one gold
IInrs for the CIIIIIII purpose .lIIm-IIIrs IuIII
Ithvrihvrs lll the urn IIIIIk $‘J‘|,IIIII lII
bur;~ IIIr home use. This l.‘\lfl the lvul
t'JlI'l‘ :II lIlI‘ IIlII.II of businI so (VI $311,525.
“In news If the meeting of bunkers in
New Yuri; l'l‘lll'llt'd Ibo Ire-usury deport
lllI‘lll, but onlthIIIIIliclolly. it bus been
known for sIIvIIrnI Ilnys [III-atlhut the. bump
or: \I'IIrI‘ (“E-lilt‘llllllillllll.’ united I'll‘llllll to
I'Illllrlll the vat’luuuro medial and mount
the treasury cold. and it Would be Wl'l-
.‘Illlll‘ llI‘\l~ III Ibo IIIliI llll’fi lwrn to know
l.lllllI the plan III >IIlllII;. ' odd: I) I'l‘la In: IlIHt
IIIII lull Imps III the :IIIIIIIIIII ol' {wimp-'-
"hhitllffll‘lo'llotol Bloch.
l EADING
We have plan:
ed on sale.
$10.75 Capes
9.00 Cape's
(3.00 Capes
‘1'.“0 Cupcsm
l‘I ) l'
for
for
[I I 1’
$4.50
3.98
2.98
l.98
H. KRIEGER,
“Mahackemo Hotel Bloelt
South Norwalk. ’
Shorty Sherwood. Hatter!
Occupiesn poxrlolr of it. huuowski' s
More, corner of W all and \Vnter 81s.,
Norwn k. Call and see the infest
styles in Hill}. turns. etc. a EL“) n
llru'll 'J tori ("nine k p,
“’Il?l"l.l'“ll bounds had been named upon.
Philadelphia llIInlII-rs .h't.
l'uu .\III~;I.I'IIIA. .luly t.‘;I.-~l'lIIludolphlu,
lIIIulIII \Iill illil in restoring: and maintain ‘
in}: the nutlnuul ll't'll~\ll‘}' ,IzIIld I'II~I~I’\’II. A
IIIIIII llll‘lll I\':'.~‘ Flllrlt‘ll .‘lliltllll: the!“ [II
ruler. i1,='Il.l.IlIIII go} l [or Ibis purpose, lllIll
‘Il‘ll‘l" IluI I'ium IIi Illl~llll'~~' IwI-r :,I.‘.I‘II_I.III_I
my; plIIlIIIIIl, 'l‘llq l!|Il\'I‘ll‘.|‘l‘IlI nus lIIzIII::III
ruled by II llll‘r'f‘llll' of ”llt' of tho lending
bunks. \\'ll|l\'l.\lll‘\l :I IIIIIIIEIIrIIf prIIIIIiIII III
lilllIllCl:‘Il llHillI.Il'IlI~ durlu; illI'llllt'rl.II-I‘l
with II view or II‘IIIIIIIIII; tlIIIlI- I-II Ilill‘l‘ll'
Ilun. .I\ hell i llHWll l-.Iu‘.; bus N‘Il'lll‘ll llII
IIIIIrlI's from II number of it»: eIII'IIIepIIIIIlI-
IIIII- in the ~I-III-I :III III wlullur Ill.I IIIIbI
Iron-.ury \quld puy IIIII Illlll‘l‘hhllfll‘ If the
IIIIIIl.- \vould ship gold mlu lll tidy. I'lty III
"M II: Illwl for logo] II mlIII- IIIIIII-I and um it‘
In ‘IIIIIIII. d In the govt IILIIIIIIIII IIlllII lul~ lIIIIII
IlIuI Hm I llltrlzl'fl both \Vlfl'a Would be pIIhl
III the IIIIIIIIIryIleurI'IIIIIII "l'bl.~ III 30er
II In lIIIllIIIIIl, III: In-aniIIIvd ‘|llllllll l'IllIVII‘
lIII‘. II. of IluI \IIIlInv lllllIll Loni Ibo into
rlor.
lnIIII‘III l" .\|II IbII TI'I-mury.
llIIs'I'IIrI‘, .lIIlv ‘.‘ll.——-l'l’|‘§llll‘lll 'l'. ll. III-III
ul' llll‘ I'"I"\"‘llll VIIIII 2::Il ball. is llllt‘lllll
lug lIl Iit‘lll'I'I “'Irlllll rI'llIII‘ I‘nr Ill-I l'IIlIIIII ,
Mute» II'IIIIIII')‘. lib. lIIII IItlIIII b; In rIIlIII
€‘.'.lil'l'.'llul III IIIIIII, \l’llll'll HIIIII rIIpIIIquII
:IbIIuI IIIIIIIIhlrIl III' ”In told III the llllllh’w‘
of lhl-I Ill)‘.
and experts to bow Ibufull IIIIuI by 'l'lllll'd-
Illl)‘. I
(luv lilllI‘Il. Another Injured.
MM‘vIIM. .\'. Y.. .‘Iuly 'III.I» All-.4 .\III:III
[\‘llll‘llll‘ll"lll‘.ll Mrs. (6. Hull of Erin. l'.I.
IIIIIII‘I'II or him. A. M. 'I‘uurmm III' Ibe
lllllN‘, \lellII driving. \vIIrIIIlIrI-Ivu from
their rip. fill-III l\lll'llill‘1lll was Ml MII‘lIIINIy
InjurI-Il Ilmt IIIII IIIIIII mun IIfII-r. .‘Ilr.-..
llull Ivlll l‘t'I‘Ui'I'f'.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.
llllIIIIbI IIIIlIl “I‘IIIHI‘l‘fllS IvI-m IIIII'I‘IIIIIIII-
ml by llIllllI'l'lllH I'In-[II‘IIIsIm to n roll for II
third l‘Illll’I‘llllIlll.
l‘llullt IIIIIIIIIIIIIII I:-'Ilor.IIIII New York IIIIII
Brooklyn «truck for lIltIluIr \‘I'IINN, IIIIII
LIIIIII more wlll If!) not.
lqulIIrII RI'J‘H‘l‘, II New York IllIIInnud
Ila IIIIII', b; z-Iuld b.‘ lIlII III'IIIliIIn'slIIlIII‘I‘II yum
IIII'II)‘. lumluu llll'I14 :Ippropulluu futon”.
llllll ”I‘l‘lllll'llllll hie IIwIIIIIbIIuII, lIIIIIIlII
lI‘IIIIo. while rowing on the IIIIIvaIrII rl\‘~
or. poor llIIIIIIIquII, N. .l., more I’lIll down
und Ilf’IWlll’Il by on IIVIIIrnlIIII IIIIIIIIIII-r.
\\'llIlIIuI :IIIIIIIwny lm-I Ill<lrlllllll‘ll
IIIIIoIIg \‘lll‘lHllI‘I cIIIIrIIlIIII IIIIIIzmII of them
which be will rIII-IIIIIII for his IIIII‘I'IIIIIII M
rupld Irumlt I'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII' of New York.
.‘lrs. (l. E. IfIIIIIIIIIIIus of llwtuu Wu!
found in II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII'IIIIH rImdlIbuI ‘III II
Pbmllv III flibnpo. :I’LII MIMI who mus
drugged IIIIII robbed by II “when who met
her In the train.
8*
”(I is llll'l’llllll will! IIIII-I'I as ,
,I-IIIIII I ,. I will lllllI‘ ”II; mm. 13. ItaliIzIquuI ,. \II 1';
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33
SOUTH NORWALK
SAVINGS BANK.
5| Washington Street.
()peu IlIIily from 9 to 12 u. m. ., uud from
I to :I p In. ., and on Men-lay even" mu
from 7m 8.
luteresI. allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS. l’rext.
JOHN ll. lI‘lIllililS, Vice-Prest.
JOHN ll. KNAI’P. So... and Trees.
After May Ist,
.. . . DR. F. SCHAVOIR
Will b5 :It hi~ South Nurwnlk olllIIu,
9 Washington St"
\VEDNESD \\ S AND S A’lLIl tDAYb‘,
III. 1‘: w-IIIIIIIllIIIiIIIJ to
m.- mos of “union. II '."J :mx
DORLON HOUSE,
GREGURKI'S POINT,
'I
Now IIpII II [III thI .,. :I~ III II. 1* H'. Show llin»
l'lIIIIlII l lnull I':!IIIIIlI.l. I - l'IlIlllllIII.
limiting; ulltl l-‘iI IIlIu: .. l'lov' triI' .Inw In the
I Ito-l IIIIIIy III-Inty mlnuII .l. L. I)‘I~'l'l.l.l-
V.\N.MIIIIIII~~I'.III21 If
J. D. JENNINGS,
U N D E RTAK E R .
KNIGHT STREET
Norwalk, - Conn.
(lpp. Street ltnilwny Depot,
llifib‘lDEN IJlIl El .51 S’l‘lllfl'l'.
'i‘l-llIlIlPHONE CALL, ll.
J. B. RAYMOND,
l)l-I.\l.l‘.l: Hf
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
\llIIIIII~.IlIquIl III..I1IIflII I‘ and he III-um 7.
‘lIIIllmII .‘I‘ll‘Il III {III II'IIhIIl .It I: N.
'II-II' Ii» :10 Al -I "~I iuII \tanu I I'lllvl' SIIIIIII
Mill: and IV I bim'tou. lllllfi. m 2I~II
EALF PAS'l'URE BEACH
Sea Food of All Kinds.
Shore Dinnersa Specialty.
IIII :‘IIIIlIIlIIII .Vllll} lib. ll III'I . PHI.“ ‘W HII' I‘\\ H
I- Illt‘ llll‘l I II. III.
“l C.A.HUBBARD.
,.
Funeral Director
, and Embalmer.
93 W-Ihlngton Street,
80. Norwalk.
Residence, Mobnekemo llIIIIIl.
m7 H
WWMIWM «your :MOO;
' I'.. .I. I.
AFE! .llllll‘lllplll'lll.1:!"le
”RE! iIIIlIIII U;li\l ll“;
‘I‘II. UH t I II
PEEDY! .I... .33.: h‘.‘ ...
nuplI. .. .I.ItI IIIII:.I
.m—(HPL
MEN AND WOMEN.
. Wm.
”,paacuon‘ I
SI 1, ' ' l . IL, I. ’
'I'Fthl ‘1“ng WE‘RE”!ltlllvnlyul‘llh'gio " \rc‘
lIII} mnnluloe tonne or rcluml IlIlIll’y
l'lIImI trv‘nIIIII'IIub Iol luv to my ad ltwv.
, IIII l'IH‘ IIII III Ioti'IIIIII IIIIII. llllll-IlIIl |III5I.I1,I .
VIP-SIP 60.. P. 0. Drawer 5331. Swan, Mm.
WO'O'WO’OIOOO'OWOWI
.H I” I‘ll“!
Jacob M. Layton, ,
Fire, Life and
Accident
INSURAN chV
Real Estate-— and House Agent.1 .
Ocean SteumshlI Tickets, and Sterling . I
Drul'II-I. It'lln‘l Negotiated "
and JIocks Sold. .
()FFICEJ RAILROAD PLACE. '
Next. to Post Office,
SOUTH NOIfiVHL CONN
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
.
I n
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J. 0. JENNINGS,
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter},
DEALER IN
WALL PAPER use sonn'rns
1 NORTH MAIN STREET.
“ South Nor-walk.
. "'IIIIIIplI linoksof LII Int St l fl’
Howlers and Gilt. :llhuldii‘ligfotnkggert'g
III-mes I‘III iIIIIIII-I: tion, on notice by postal.
E.- Iimnteh Chrorfully Given. mclll
WAGONS!
New and Second- Hand.
enemas,
ruinous,
cIIIIIIIAeEs,
CANOPIES.
SPIHDLES. Inc.
..—_.
PRICES To SUITALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TIL'LY.
. M. -......._..m
Physician forWomen
MRS. DR. N. A. GUILFORD
(‘IIIII be consulted at her ollice
*4“ llumn "Inner. llmnunmnr. Com.
From III II In. to 7 II. III. any dIIy except
bundny.
TlIIIIImIIIII In ll rI-Irular phyulrsbm ml for
the 1.2. Ituin-III-I II I-IIII - IIII~ IIIIIIlIIthIII Ismsee
o1II-IIIIIIIIII—IIIIIIIIII. Lulu-Finlleruu from
i'll . I! ”II ill) lIII-I- 'll‘ I-II- III.» R!" Hill I'unmllt
lII. IimIII- III in the sun IIWt IIIIIllIlIIIII-o. with
(III .l- I“: Hi!" IIIIII-wiI; LI'uIbommthklllfulund
III IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII IIt hlllllfli In lllHIlt‘l‘ll out ery
uni Imuw ”II. Home min with nurse ur-
IIi lunl llllr'll IIIIIIIIIIII. HlI‘IInIIII moderate
All In dint-I I-Iumml) IIII. Illedto. lncloee ultimo
RR
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N. Y.,New Haven & Hartford
RAILROAD.
'l‘rIIImI LIIIIIII bH'llh Noru‘ulk no follow:
For New York.
A ll! 5w. MI, 3"" not 706 Mt. on. will.
'1‘ .H. will“ lll‘hll' .I' l'. .l. ”5'2 1“ ll” ‘1
III;.I-.II.I-ir..o III.«Ire.IIIII.III.II'II.III:III.’ 5"
FI’H'IHVN.
All. onto-tom. I'JI. alumna.
Leave New Year for So. Nona-III.
‘I.lll. am. «no. to», .IIIII, IIIIII mm. mm “on,
1' ;l.l'l ll‘ “0,; cm. the. h”.
5 ’3. ‘1 ll" 0103,; l“. RIM. ll“. I'U‘U.
ll'?'II.I\'ll.
A. III. course. I'. ll. um. um.
Louvre South Narwulk
for New Haw».
1,011.“!!! II «I fill. mentions. iron
I.- II. “l'. 1. Iron. I .u.:IIu.InI.6I/I. ”7. 61!.
27 ”In II.IIII. II III.
NHURV DIVO§IONI
«v0 80. Norwulll.
I'-".I'.IIIII. l'.‘.ll.II:I.III:I.H'.'.Iu.
M'hlIAYl’I.
AM. we. l'..\l. I'm.
Louver Dunbar-y.
GIWI.7§lfl.lH’IT.lIlII. lull. rum. ‘
I-I-IIIIIIII.
PM. one.
A..’ll.
A.M.
A.M.
”I‘ll.
ROTON POINT
South Nor-walk Conn.
The most Charmingr Summer
Fine Hotel! FineIBathing HousoslI
GENERAL Arrnscnens.
bury f. Icilitv for providing for larger 0 xcnrsmnu.
lROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY
and PI I)[ll‘,'l(.‘llllfi. “
()“llt’l‘fi
J . FlNKbNSTElN,
Resort on Long lslzmd Sound
um“
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lienernl Manager.