mm In»:
it must consequent Towns
erI. John Butler, of “Spring
, Hill. have an infant son, born Sunday
. night.“ ‘
"the mnrfluge‘ I. nsof John Ford and
3 Miss Mary Etta , ell were published
‘ _ Sunday, ht St. Mary’s church.
. O
. Harry Knapp, of Washington street.
is having William “Taylorubuild him a
3 cabin cathoat of eighteen feet heel and
‘g twenl-yvtwo overall. ”'
‘ The Ocean Grove cmnp meeting begins
, August 20th. Already Norwulk people
,‘xare making arrun‘gements to attend
these religious services. ‘
v
1 ‘On Sunday, August 2, Rev, H. E,
'Burnes, of the Tabernacle church,
Brooklyn, fonnerly of South Norwalk,
_ will occupy the pulpit oi' the Greenwich
' Methodist ”1”“?me
‘ ’: William J . Powell, employed at Buy-
mond & Son’s furniture store, was fool-
ing with a pet dog at Daln’s livery
stables, yesterday, when he was bitten
badly‘on the thumb. The Wound was
; cauterized. , .
NeWtown is making preparations ”for
'a big agricultural fair this fall that will
eclipse tho Donbury fair. Bids are
being received for tho construction of
none-half mile trotting course to cost
from $1,500 to $2,000.
‘ , Bicyclist Edward Tobey ran into
" Charles Stcogmuller while he was riding
- to Danbury, Sunday, and broke the rim
1 of the latter‘s wheel. It was tied up,
L . and he managed to ride four miles into
Danbury and return on it, but the bicy-
cle is now in the repair shop.
“T Merritt Jewell, who escaped from the
Fairfleld county jail at Bridgeport, some
time ago, was {scanned recognized in
Danbnry, last week, and immediately
arrested. He had been living in New
'Huven since his escape. He was seth
ipgascntonce of thirty days for wife
beating. Helms returned to jail. .
The wet \vonthor has assured the
farmers of a goml'second crop of hay,~
which will go far towards snaking yup
the deficiency of the first crop. It also
assures them of good food in the pos-
tures foralong time to come, even if
. thoroohonld homo more rain for some
time. The good full feed will help save
the hay wonderfully.
J. E. Brainard, president of the Mori-
dcn Wheel club, says that the replies he
has received from whcelmeu in the
state in regard to the circular he sent
out concerning wheelmcn taking an ac»
tive part in politics this fall warranted
his calling a meeting. He will there-
fore in a short time invite tha wheel
clubs and the wheclmcu in places whori-
thorc are no clubs to send delegates to
Moridon. He thinks the meeting wil
be lield in about four weeks at the Meri-
- don Wheel club rooms.
Deacon John D. Taylor says the
Knight Street African M1 E. church is
getting along proudly, the recent con-
ference having stimulutod the religious
fervorof its members. Sunday morn-
ing the pastor, Rev. I. Sands. preached
an unusually.interesting sermon. and
thosossion of the Sabbath school was
. largely attended. The Christian Eur
dcavor nwctlm: at 0:120 was participatm’l
in, by nearly every member of illuso-
ciety present. A concert was held in
the evening, the programme consisting
of singing and rooltulionu by the child
rec, assisted by thl‘.‘ choir of the church.
When you are thirsty a glass pf
Williams’ Root Beer, so sparkling
and full of life, touches the right
spot. You can drink all you wish
without harm. Being made fro .
choicest roots and herbsdt aids diges-
tion and promotes health. Don’tbe in-
duced to trees t “any other kind celled
“ just as 300$" Insist on hailing ,
s“
.t ""11
9
I) , 1 _,
, committee. t'l'bey turned over to Chairman
flu rhinitis Thing": ”vasomotor m}...
and lewullmAWtimnu om..- to, speak
For White Metal-«Profits» of Third
ruse boom-o. ‘
Rumours, July lea—wrap "afflslrs of the
People's Party are newlu the hands of
Scent Butler chiller”! Unmll‘nn. the
committee. The nine members of the re-
tlrlng Populist «attentive committee have
made a formal settlement with the new
Butler . and fienretury Edger-ton all the
money on ‘hautlfand their unconnts wore
approved. ‘
A few of the new members remained
In the clfy for tho nicotlng. They outbox".
lzed Choir-mun Butler and Secretary ltd-
scrton to audit the amounts and hastened
home to prepare for the campaign, The
Silver party has established temporary
headquarters in' the Cameron building,
Washington. Future events will determine
tvhcther it will be continued there. \‘ico
chairman Stevens, who will have active
.Inhurge of the headquarters and who will
rollovo Chairman Lane 01 numb of the
work connected wlth the coming cam-
paign, will leave for the Capital city in n .
short time. It Is rumored that the Pump
list notional executive committee will also
make their headquarters in ,that city, but
Chairman Butler refused to either confirm
or deny the statement. The selection of
headquutors has been left mhlm, and a
decision as to that matter will probably
not be made for several weeks.
Charles ll. Lane, chairman of the Sliver
national commit-toe, has left for his homo
in California. He willstop at Lincoln,
Nels, and hold a conference wltlr Mr.
Bryan. .
While it has not yet been definitely do»
clded, there will probably be no formal
notification of Bryan by either the Pop
ullsts or silver men. It was learned from
a prominent Western nunnhor of tho fill
ver national committee that it is the ln’
tentlon of both the Silver and Populist
committees to waive the usual formal no-
tlflcstlou and on Aug. 1:2 hold a ratifica-
tion meeting in New York, at which l’ry-
un's nomination for the presidency will be
announced. ‘
A proposition looking. to the fusion of’
tho two parties in Mlsmuri on the state
ticket has, it is stated, in on made by tho
Populists to the “automatic leaders. who
have it under consideration. As the price
for this fusion tho l’opullsts are said to
have domandod that they ho given It not
of tho 17 presidential electors in the stuto.
if this concession is not mmlc, the Pope.
lists will put a state ticket in the fluid at
their convent-ion, which will be hold at
Sedullu next Thursday. ‘
In ('Me Brynn Decllhu.
The middle of the road delegates to the
Populist national convention have my-
pointed a provisional national omnmittco
to (inside upon the future action of the
Populism in case Mr. Bryan should not
accept the nomination tendered him oi- In-
dorso the platform adopted by the conven-
tion. llvnry 1.. Call of Nov: York city, un-
til recently of Kansas. delegate at large
from the state of New York to the Pop-
pic's l’urty national muvontlon and a
prominent middle of the road Populist,
has been nppolntod chairman of thinpro-
vlsionnl committee. lie sold that in order
to be in readiness to not in such a contltr
gullcy the following letter has been od-
drussod to delegates inouoh state: "l’loo
furnish mo tho hanws nnd addresses of pi
prominent l'oppllsts in ,vourstatu opposnd
to the nomination of William J. llrynn.
Also keep mo advised of sentiments of the
party nml of any stops taken or decision
matched toward independent political ac-
tion.” ;
This letter was sent out in pursuance
of n motion adopted by‘tho temporary or
gctiizntlnn of the dissenting dologulos of
the convontlon. The resolution follows:
"That the committee heretofore appoint
ed to ascertain tho decision of William J.
ill-yon relative to his nct'optunoo of tho
nomlnutlon for president. of tho l'nltod
States tendered hlm by tho Populist party
In convention assomblod. and. further, to
ascertain bls willingness to lmlnrsu the
platform adopted by said party in said
convention, be reurlrcd to* report within
ten days. »
“ That a provisional national committee
consisting of one member from ouch state
be appointed by thovhnlrnmfl of this llll’llfr
lug. which coumglfteo shall receive jibe ro-
port of the aforesaid connnlttm and shall
thereafter confer with on it other and with
tho delegations from t .3. Various states
relative to what further action shall be
taken.
“'l'hnt ouch member of sold committee
shall be orolllolo clmlrnmu for his state of
thls temporary ormulmtlun. "
m ..—-.... awn“ v
The fillver I'nlty mtlools.
NEW YORK, .luly dd.-—-\\'llllmn ,l‘. St.
John, treasurer of the National fillvorpar—
ty, has arrived in tho ulty from St. Louis,
whore ho has bonn attending the flllllVllfl'
tlon of tho silvo't'ltos.
When soon at his home. Illr. St. John
said that he feltusspredof tlmprrsldonv
tlni outlook no for MI it concerned lit-yon
and Small and spoke exulilnuly of tho
bfllllpnlml prmslhllltlcs of tho National :‘ll‘
vor party In gnnnrul.
tarnishing of the free sliver party, he
cal :
"The Nntlonnl Sliver pnrtv lmvn prov
mvml their organisation. 'l‘bny nmdl-
noted Ill-yon and .“cwnll rather than low
domed them lnmdor to prnumvu their or-
ganlznticn for the purpose tnnlnly of prm
vldln ntosam through which Republic-
an ll var men could cast their votes for
Bryan and ficwnll and free sllwr condo-m
men without ullylm; themselves further to
the llcnlocmtio party. It In nomhlo that
of 781 delegates to the convention use
wm Republicans. ,
”lbs National sliver party has accept-
ed an invitation lrbm‘ finitlmore mar»
chants to notlfy Messrs. llrynn and rluwull
in the city of Baltimore. The notification
will be made about it days after the num-
ocmtle notification in New York. This
rec sliver temper has taken such posses.
also of the do and grows so rapidly
that we are con dent of cmylngthe state
of New York.
”The place of headquarters will be deter
mined by booster .l. K. Jones of Arkan-
nus, chairmen of the Dcnaocrstto national
committee. it looks at present as though
he would select Washington for bmdmmr»
tors. Whatever he does will be followed
by the Hllver party. in the National tilt
Vet party ml: commute-inch will be the
renter of organisation for his state. I
will be oomtnltteeman for this new. We
will use to It that no slim men will throw
menus captures um
‘ www.miaw -5 ~
D
away his vote-«mt is tom. he mu have
new. chairman of the national executive
limb ono.
cum. July. «was... Thurston;
.ilfchlghn inferno it concerns the Nobrasvi;
kn enlnpalgn. lie will speak at Lincoln"
do“. fl and at thounootlng at the Ilepuh»
llouwfltuto Mgue. amid}! fl «Set! ‘1' points
{it momma Wilbtvlu our, Setihtor'
‘l‘hurston says, Senator arrows of Mluhl-
can, Senator Foroltor of Ohio. W. ll}. lila-
um of Chicago and Benjamin Button,
worth “fable“ will all probably lnnlto
‘olm’o or. less «meshes in this state at dates.
tobo fired later, ‘Mr. Thurston will make
{political address at ’tho ‘Gbautauqua at
amuse, Wis;,“.luly 0i andwill open the.
lumpnign; in ~Wlsoonslu int-w‘ Milwaukee
Aug. 5, at the meeting. of the liopuhlleun
state convention.’ ‘ 'l‘he htttisr part of Au»
rust be will. hurto‘Vsrni'onll.‘ ”have be is
billed for two speeches; l in will lllllktl one
«nob in Minion. Boston, 'ew York city,
llaltlmoro, West Virginia, Kentucky and
‘l’cunussoe undrfrcm' twoto four ouch in
min. Indiana. Michigan and llilnols.
Mrs. Tllllnghut to Spankl'orullllver.
New Haves: Joly ”Bu-(A decided nov-
elty is to be injected into the silver Citin-
paign in this state by the announmmont
that Mrs. E. Montelolr ’l‘llllnghust, dnuxln
for of ”some Sheldon, will take the
itmnp at once on the silver uuostlon and
will make her first public appearance as
the speaker of the evening at a rally to be
hold at llrnnfortl the latter part of this
week. ills—Judge Hhcldon hns‘ bmm one
of thumust prominent silver lenders in
this stnto for the past few years. and his
rlnuglnerhns been on aotlvc student of
the question and has aldoilhor father in his
cesmrchcs. She has previously discussed
the question in public, presenting it at
ritorr's Agriculture college and other
places and already has received nmnerous
requests to spook at rullles in the state
hiring the coming cmnrnlgn. The young
indyls a graduate of the Hill House high
aohool, lllw attended the Boston School of
lv‘lnc Arts and has presented a paper on
interlor decoration at he World‘s fulr. llor
husbmul ls of the Yale class of '88.
Th. Gold mandrel-d Movement.
lsmsssvous, July 2s—Erfc‘ongms-
:nau‘Wllllam l). Bynum, who is nincm-
mr of the subcommittee of gold standard
Democrats that. is arranging for a untlon~
‘,1 convention to nominate a gold standoff!
ticket, says that 15 status have already ln‘
llcntod that they will he represented at
be mutating in this city Aug. ’3. There
no a few of the for Western states that
will not be represented at the meeting of
Aug. 7. he said, because the tlmols so
short that they cannot get their roprnsvnt»
utlvus hero. States are beginning to or
ronlzo, Mr. Byuum sold, and Minnesota
has already appointed delcnhtos. Toms
has organised. and Kansas has sent word
that the state wlll beorganlzcd immedi-
stcly.
llorntlo Kluig'c .Apponl to McKinley.
Wssr Nuwr’hs; Muss” July lid-«Hon.
llomtlo King. ox-tuwtmnstnr general. .
on”... official llfowanushlngton covered
the limo fromdlia’f‘io'l (ll. has sent a lot»
tor tosfldn.‘*Wllllnm.ll,,ol\'lnley, in which
he says: “The drugs? how threatening the
xtablllty of the United States is most up—
pulling. l earnestly entrust you to listen
to tho wm-nlng appeal of Hon. William (T.
Whitney. it is your opportunlty to place
vour munemlong with that of Lincoln. blah
m the roll of honor and fame. You can
troll afford to‘set aside-for the timc‘huluu
tll minor political olwstlons and load off
resolutely in a war unnlnst ‘the free silver
craze, l’opulllts and anarchists.”
Whitney ponllnu to no Interviewed.
Svumovmm, Muss... ‘Jnly 28,—Ex-Feo
rotary Whltnvv has arrived hi this why
ind registered at tho Mnsmsolt Home as
ll. 1’. Whitney. lie was mruonmnnlml by
his son. l’nyne Whltnoy. Ho drnllm-d to bo
interviewed on tho polltlcnl sit-.mtlon. but.
intimated that he might tskn the stump
before the (gunman is coded. lle stotml
‘Jmt he know when he went. totho (‘hlt-ngo
:onvontlon tbnt them was on bone of
turning the thin wblob had set toward froo
sliver, llllt,llufolt"lt ft duty to son to it
that. tho sentiment of tho cast was ropro
looted. lln tlm‘llliml to giro an opinion of
the probable result. of tho comingelection,
III-Governor Flown May Roslgn.
New Tnllh’, July es.--—A I'otzulur nont-
lng of the boom of wnoruors of tho lh-m~
norntlo club was bold, but it was sold poll-
tlcs Wore not tllsl‘tilssmi,:anil uo‘awtlou mn-
turning the Chicago nmultmtlom mu
taken. A spmlnl nwotlnu for that [illl’pnm
will be bold tomorrow ovonlnu. hlxdlov»
arbor Flower, president of thorlub. lint!
announced in no unnortnln terms his m.
position to tho tlcknt and platform of tho
Iflilmuo convention and it in thotmhttlmt
he will real n. it Is expected that the
naming wil be in many ways on import
llnrrlntm Won’t Tull: l'ulltlu.
New Yobu, Jilly on. - l'ixvph'filtlt'nf.
Harrison ni‘ Mrs. Harrison huvu .‘Ifl'lvml
in (NW!) frinn Uhl Ford intlm Adlron
ducks and are at the Fifth Awnuo llufol,
Hetmml Harrison sold: "l bum omnu lnto
tlln city for a few days to nttoml tho flltltlfn
log of the mammal nssmnbly of the l’l'uslsy
toriau church. vi have no other intuitions
out will return to the, Adirondacks "him;
Thursday or Friday. No. I don't know
mytblmr of politics." .
tiny Talia ”nun mt the Populist This“.
Jsrrtznsos (Irrv, lilo. July ns.-l.‘lmw-
man Jones of the llnmzmmln nullonul
submitter. arrived hm Monday and
wntfor Governm- Munu 'l‘twy Worn In
lflflflll'nflilll several hours, and it in re
,mrtml they cundderod the matter of with
lrnwinu llryun's beam from the Populist
ticket. ‘
nope-culm- In the "on 1nd».
crewman. July liltu'l'bo depression
In the iron trade is being felt by tho vvssnl
owners of the lakes. . 'i‘wolvc big mannwm
how “out! alibi“ theme “trying "min
lodwtll be mama. remainder of tho
mun. others will folluwtbom menu. The
on» at late one ”more mindful! of
m which mount be mid, and the mood
mum coy freight rum have fallen so
that there Is no profit in the ore carrying
trade. ' ‘ ‘
lam Am Anni-tel.
Atsssv, July ”.mfirolse culmination
or hymen commits] his first special agent
from the new civil service cllg lists.
Alfred Tanner. a Veteran mg to
mama, received the appointment, and
Ms «mix will be confined to the runs la»
Ulclnl district. Commissioner hymns os-
m to main a number of these cowl»
mu devise mu want.
9
e ohm avwferswimu we»
l'
a
‘ hMianl’tn alum neuesmuv‘mi ebl‘hof
" itinerary. of Hon“ Boswell ll. Hour ofl
m l"
. ,. . ‘ ‘
Perilous Trip tab-n Hobo” In one 0pm
Boot-Elsi: ring new.» Item Gown:
“the Junta, In New York-«Damon.
Awastfipnlm ‘ -
New Year, July dew-The Journal's
correspondent, Grover Flint, sends the fab
lowing from Nassau, N I’.: ‘
Colonel Enrique Medea, a nephew of
Vice President Meson of the Cuban ru lob.
‘llc; Captain Marlo Gurlllo, son of sane
Carine of New York; Eduardo Lnbordc, a
brother of Captain Lubcrdo, ‘who was
taken on the Competitor. and your corro-
spondsut have reached here In a 27 foot
whnlobont. , N
we made the trlplrom tho (lilimn'const
in three days, and the Journey under the
blistering tropical sun was one of most
awful hardship throughout. We left the
vicinity of tinnitus on the 34th, having a
few days before ported from Commander
In Chief. Marlins Gomez. We carry for
portantdlsputebos for the junta as Now
he It, the nnttlro of wh h cannot at prom
out be disclosed. It ns‘tie‘cossnry‘that‘
these dispatches should be delivered ut‘thp
earliest possible moment. '0 did not
dare attempt to bring them through Hn~
vana, and to wait for I! largo vessel to
land nn’orpodltlon and'tnke us of! on the
return trip was .too udder-lain and might},
tnlro too munb time. ‘”
We had pilots who know the Antilllnn
son as a policmmm knows Broadway, and
we felt no doubt of our ability to make
,Nds‘snn if we could avoid the blockadlng
tipnnlsh ships. .
The boat was hidden in an inlet until
the lookouts from the highest peaks in
the vicinity reported the «xenon was quite
clear of soils. Even than we waited for
dark.
At. last ‘epnt out, and with ours and
on lmprov sodlsnll models“ rogrcss. We
were scantily provisioned, ....d before we
reached Nassau our drinklngwntcr was
in the condition to bo‘cxpcetcd after three
days‘ exposure to the blazing sun. flow-
over, We were used to hardship and ex.
[unsure
I“: rent, union in
i .
4‘
Jose Macao's Heroic Death.
We had been for .months marching
about in the interior owaubn, now fight-
ing, now retreating; short of provisions,
with staggering. som' backed horses; hid-
lug nut. in tho canefirlds with nothing bo-
tvvuon us and tho pelting ruins, which at
this season bent down on Cuba. We were
usual to bring hungry and used to being
cold, so we all stmd the journey all right.
The last action I witnessed in Cuba was
that t [moo del Gnto. whore General
Jose . loom was killed. it was at. tho vary
hottest period of the bottle. The Spanish
infantry .woro directing a hot fire, into the
(Johan ranks, and it was absolutely mums-
sury that they badlslodgod (mm their po-
sltlon. The Cuban cavalry formed for a
machete charge. (ioncrul Macon was not.
thonmn to pcrmltn sulu‘lrdlnatnto load
such a darlnu. 'cntore. llc sprung to the
hood of n solo in, and his fierce cry runs
but: ' .
"Al mar-hotel Al nmlxotel"
llls blade was waving above his head
when the slimt of lend from the Spanish
ranks found him. Down be \vom, with
four lmllotsthmngh his body. Hnrnlsod
himself once after he fell, and. though the
blood was gushing from his lips, he cried
again: ‘ ’
"Al mnebctol Al number-o!”
ills men charged on without him. and
his (loath was many times avenged before
tho Spanish llnos bruit: Nothing could
stand boforo that charge of cavalry, inad-
dcnvd by the loss of their lender.
From Nnovltns to Nassau it is lL’ll miles.
Consequently the volituroeunmport y toih-d
alum: in their little craft at an avorngo
speed of only 40 miles a day.
walu‘u, ‘on the north coast of Cuba. is
the seaport of .l’ucrto Principe city. the
mapltal of the provlnoo of the some immo.
(.‘olonol lCnrlquo (.‘osprdos Isa veteran
of the ten years” war. He was very badly
\rmmdod in one leg in nu oiigugemont at
lgunm lino. lo, 189?». and was specially
nu-uthuwd in tho gtnerulordor issued tlmt
doy for his bravery.
hpuulnrds Lulu llcovlly.
Ilsvsss. July tie—11pm. and“... “a
all the vulvvrtslu-twoon [{rnchuvln and
San Juan do lllfl Yul-nu. prov ore of fibula
Clara, have pron destroyed by tlmltmnr-
gums, who blow them up with dynnmlto.
ho .‘doh'hnrn, sltuotml it: miles front
Santa Clara, has born burned by the in.
sumonls. 'l'lio ll‘muruvuts under Alvarez
and Alomm lmvo burned two wry fluv-
fnrmhonws in tho simm vicinity.
Major lfnfnol Gil-on. brothorof tho Mar»
quls ‘of Ahmnnda, is suffering from yellow
(ow-r. ,
A dlqmtob from Mommas my» that
.lusc .‘llmonos Ifobnllm has but"! shot after
having lu-uti tried by cnurttnnrtial and
condemned todnath.
An important mmnuvmcm have been
foucbt lu-lzvmm (Smwml Limit-rs and tho
lll‘illt‘gunt forum under Unllxto Harbin, in
which the .épnulsb lflmltlil \vrro mlmltlmlly
lmnvy.
(Slalom Against 51min,
Wamtvmns, .luly ‘JNn-MA iltflillv‘r of
claims amine! Spain are ucoumulutlng lo
tlw stain lil‘fl'lf’lllll‘llf on w'mnmt of Abner»
lvun ulllmnx who have snl’luml in propor-
ty and person from tlnumormlonsot .‘épml-
lsh troops ln (brim. (Jim of tlm few that.
ol-mluhl publicity was preferred by him".
Morin llolom tln Ibo-lo. a woman to
yours of nun, of Hponlsb blrth. but who
mnrriml on Alllff'llmll and was mitumllml
in “(70. Mm clnlnml that bar prnpnny m
fiunta Clam was dcslrnyml by momma
trmvps, brr plantation burned and herself
flml upon byt-ipunlsb Mll'llrrs. ultbmmh
the bolted Hutu: fang linnlml over her
boom. For this Fall" ask! on lbdupmlty of
Noticed.
llrrmum Mull; Inuit.
Nzw Your, July Flow—diorama lining.
who junnwl from the third story of a
building on TMfllolll sows new: mm
avenue on Thursday lust. dlmlutthe llllllc‘
vuo hospital. llo had been «Ilsrlmrg I
from the insane word on ma any that is
attempted suicide to the custody"! Mn
son who initialed to who him to A private
sanltnrium. Uh tlmwoy to tho multurinm
they stopped ut the son's twins, null.
watching hlsnlmnre. thstlnunno mun clud
«him wutchnf thopmt'lc in tlm limlso
and plopped hemlformnmt through "no of
the ppm: windows, A fractured skull was
the result.
“auditor (Tomlin-us stuntmn.
bosom. July laswfinmbmr, the our»
mom has drummed .91de in lmnlpp for a
match on the Thomas men Hnnlmry. «no
rmsutiy defeated llsrdhm. in mutants-r.
o
it In «Wrinkle time a match will be Hilliard
rout-semen» , e ,y if, ,,c.nieetiim
was, the if ritumlnom coal
roads have bad for a long line and it was
collect'by the Pennsylvania :Iialleoad com.
(pony. , , ,
For conic time past there has_baen a
number of strain irregularities in the
transportation of this cool, and while there
was a dimimltlon to maintain M s and
[wines the notions of score of W rot ouds
lave routed considerable uneasiness. M
first i was thought that it would in» best
to submll the umttor to arbitrarinn. but it
was later decided to got the presidents of
Ibo roads together and try to bring order
out of. chaos. . .
’l‘he presidents present were Gnome ll.
Roberts of the Pennsylvania Railroad
ceinpany, John K. Comm, president and
receiver of the Baltimore and Ohio, M. It)
lngalls of tho Chesapeake and (thin.
lineuneoy M.‘ Depew of the New York
Central. which owns the Hooch Crook ruli-
mad. and F. J. Khnball, receiver and pros-
ldont of the Norfolk and Western. Besides
these ouch ofllcial had representatives with
him. The meetlng lasted for some time.
and at its conclusion it- was agreed to bury
all differences and continue to maintain
rates. ‘ .
SUlClDE.
A'Mother. Drowns "or Children and AL
telnpts Self Destruction.
CAMDEN, N. J., July ted-«Mrs. Marv
Herman, 30 years old, of 017 South Fourth
street, drowned bur twu infant children
and attempted to drown herself in the
Delaware river. ribo tied thehnnds of one
c'blld and the foot of the othdr and took a
large'doso of carbollo ncld. ’l’hon. holding
a child in each arm. she leaped overboard.
'L‘wo boutmon saw her jump and dragged
her out of thowntor as she was gum
down the third time. The children did
not reappear on the surface. Mrs. llor.
man was taken to the hospital. She con-
not live. .. '
Dmncstlc troubles unused hm- tc tvlsb to
die. This wnsvtbo‘socond attempt she has
made to commit suicide. When Mrs. ‘llor‘
man's husband board of tho orlmc, he at-
lemptou to kill himself by cutting his
throat, but the police took the razor from
him before he injured himself. He was
locked up. .
Womlol Selbort committed suicide bv
Icaplng from tho furrybont Columbia. lln
was out of employment and had :5 wife
and suvon children depending on him.
This collard despondonry.
MURDER AND
M”...—
m-..
BASEBALL.
NATIOXM. LEAHL'E Hausa.
At Cincinnati—-
Cleveland.........U 0 0 0 0' :3 0 fl p... :2
Uinnlmmti. ..tl o o o o o o o 3—. a
(fllovelmulv llts, 7; errors, 1. Cincin-
nati—Jilin, c; urrq's, :l.
A Chicago-1
Pittslmrg.........0 0 0 II 0 1 0 o 9»- 'l
Chicago ......... ..o o 1 o o o r: o *—- b
Plitsbnruwfllts, 0; errors, 3. lililr‘ugom
”lbw: errors, 0. ,
At St. Louis—-
Louisville ......... l 0 ii I) 0 fl :3 0 0— il
St. l.ouis..........l O 0 l :l o n
Louisville-«Hits, 0; errors, 1.
Louis—into, lo; errors, 3.
1 t... d
fit.
To ”around an Eight floor nay.
Pnnmmrruts. July Ssh—At n mow-ling
of thoNatlonnl Union of (.‘arpeufors and
Joiners it was resolved to donmnd on May
1 next on eight hour day at n svulo of :35
cents an hour. The mmonmit is sold to
be general. Addresses worn mode by Wil-
llnm .l. tholds of Boston. 5. .l. Kent of
Lincoln. .\'ob.: A. A. linttormlil of (ibi-
rngo, John Williams of l’tirn, N. l'., and
1’. J. Meliulro of Philadelphia.
Killed In Hu- Storm.
sz Yuan, July ecu—Charm F. Hinge).
28 yours old. living at 2!?) West. Eleventh
street, was killed nlnmst instantly while
passing: through West Eleventh street by a
tree folliiu: upon him which had boon
iii: wn down during the height. of the
storm. The man's skull was frm-turod,
and he was removml to the New York bus-
pltul, whore he died not long after his to
eoptlou thorn.
Took Put-h (Burn and filmt lumnnlf.
Slum: Sum-ms, .\‘. Y, .lufy cum—A hm-
hmn Brown, llL’t'tl of» yours. committed
suicide nt‘lillsu by luklng pails grm-n‘ ftllll
shooting hlmsvlf. No v as In destitute «'lr
numsmnvm, and flip p ormnstur had told
him the day before that he must no to tho *
ptmrbousu.
l'ollsh llovnlutlmolstn Arrested.
litmus. July 'Jn‘ -.\ dispatch to The
Knlnlsohu Zeltunu from Warsaw says that
several "molt-1 have boon nmdothoro of
persons who Worn found to ho room-Mod
wlfh an impending i’l‘lllill rovnlutlmmrv
unmmn-nt. 'l‘ho umvnnu-nt is of a serious
ulmrurtvr. '
Nrwfnumlluml‘s Trouble NM}; Nmugglors.
5T, .lumh‘s, N. l3" July :Jd. w'l'inmnlnmul
rovmnm llllile lms tmlzguvd. mvlnl: in oil‘-
foronrns with tho :.:nv-»rnmrnt in in until in
prom-outing sumac slur».
TELEGRAPHlC TlCKS.
lirtu'o Wilson. 10 yours nhl, Wm billed
by a truck whilst-idling a bicycle in llr: 4.1..
lyn. ' '
l-‘lro lo the shipyardof llnrluud c: Wolf
at [lollnut tum-ml dmnnnu tulll'mfml of
thdmmmo.
'l‘hn- \‘mwnwlon dispute was brought up
In lin- llrllilh immm of «minimum by ”HM
finlllil from John Morley.
’l'bo lntnmntlmml Mmlullst bulimic-m
upwind lo lwmlon. 'l'ho [.f'muwlllflml Wow
marked by grout liirmf‘llt‘l‘.
'l’bn Amurloan limmlfncfururs who urn
visiting South Alum-o arrived in lilo
.lmwim and were mulluily Wl'lvmlltml.
Chairman film-flu of tho ‘l‘nnmmny ox
comm» mnnnlm-o lwml a Hill two mnl
log on Friday next to lulm notion Hi. the
Cblcnuo mnvnnt lull.
William Henry Hnltb, a talented and
which known Jmlnuvllsl. foriilnrly minor-
cl mililtmul’ “film A mm blind Press. mm
M. his bump in Ink" Petr-d. Ills.
'l‘bo l‘oltwl Hulls: dlslrirt ottnmov bog
born asked to lmnln urtum ngullmt Mayor
himmnof lump lsluml City to test the
modify of his Imturullmtlun papers.
Wldmpmul damage vm-t Ilium by the
storm nhirh ntvupt over llll'! numnn em
thou of .‘s‘pw York. New .loru-r dud i'n up
syivunlu with {Mill/r olo‘lrhtol swoon-a
nluwnts.
“(torso l’urtla Wright, futlwr of Muiol
Wright. \t'lm lhmf'lml l'lllil‘t erbv, “mi
ciriinbwd in nbnml. mtwri l'i'hl‘l'mlilmd in
how York. brought b, llslnlle lt‘rlgbtj
who sun aim to Mt common In? wife.
”Vi‘llinefl“"°
i
L (lies going to the seashore for their vacation, should not fail, to.
. in our store and buy one of those L ‘ ,
GANT 0
”LE
3 , I ‘ datum rootstock.
assume,
is run rum CITIES.
loakSt
u
v
H. KRIEG
We have placed on sale.
$10.75 Capes for $4.50
0.00 Capes for
0.00 patios for 2.98
4.00 Capes for
ER.
. 3.98
' labackemo flute"! Bloch:
South Iormlk.
Shorty Sherwood, Hatter!
()ecuplesaportlon of E. Gnmshl's
store. corner of Wall and Water Ste"
Nor-walk. Call and see the latest
styles in Hats. Caps. etc. p Zita
uni uenwstx . — .
5! Washington when.
( pen daily from t) to :3 a. rim, and from
I t) :l p. m., and on Monday «airings
l'ro 17L03.
l tel-est allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Prest. ,
JOHN H. mums, Vice—neat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Sec. and True.
or May lst, - '
. . . . DR. F. SGHAVOIR
Will bo at his South Nurwl‘tlk i'il'flne.
a Washington 51.. ’
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Fr‘ci a toe o’clock p. to. Practice limited to
Dnumses of Women. is so am
OR‘LON HOUSE,
GREGOBY’S‘ POINT,
D
Z
.w upon for the season of mm. idiom pm-
novv. ltlmdo Island Clambake-n
.o: tim: and Fishing, ..
bolduvorvtwonty minutes. .l. E. U‘rtlrhm-
vs V‘. Mon-war. am :1
D. J ENN I NOS,
U N QERTAKE R.
amour STREET. ‘
Norwnllr, . . . .
Opp. Street Railway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM STRET.
WHOSE CALL, ll.
v_~
J . B. RAVMOND,
' humanist
BIROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
“lmloudonn-l retail office and two booms
\lnvlimn Nfl’m'f. Orders I'm-rived at fl. H.
To wbrld 'o- d: film's (Elgar Store, corner ibruth
Illa muul tarsiilnuton streets. mum
0 LF Prevent“ cries”
Se food of Ni Kinds. ’
Shore Dinner“ Specialty.
H l and utter July till. it from l‘leItYJlW-l will
”on uwt with tho ’1 mmwoyutfith:tvutuwmwry
hour nits-r 1 p. m.
”’1
D
c. A. H UIBARD.
. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Embelmer.
03 Washington “rm,
.0. Harv-Bk.
Reeld‘ once, Muhuekemo
I
"Mel.
Painless. Flaunt,
and lll‘filllhf“. t‘uro
in (hm: to law duv-
Without their" -
slrsrtm r or the in t
unplmmnt admit.
’RIVATE DlSEASES
mnflm
MEN AND ‘WOMEH.
Ihdl
{or
.mnl chargwpvrpehl to any addms cu m
m d of lifliil‘. iimuplriu toilet, .I- We
rill conspire to not: or refund moo".
Iouw lrculmeuthoop it'll? to any address
f n tetrripl of to (1is m niavlapafor postage.
our 00., P. 0. Drawer m1. baton, Ins.
“soar Estate and“ Item A“;-
. - senses mu-
um PAPER use conceit:
Bathing. "
Pliertriv.vars to tho"
m7 '7
Jacob H. Layton, ]
nuance and
w Accident
Innunnnczi
Drafts. .0an N
and mocks Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACI. ‘
Next to Potsdam ‘
SOUTH NORWALK. : : : : CON”.
Notary Public. Acknowledgment. (rum ‘
m I,
J. 0.JENNINOB.“
Paper-Hanger, Cal-tiniest, , ‘
Painter. ‘ ‘
m
DEALIR II
Ocean filament-a Tickets a, Skill . ,
cgmt£ed n:
1 NORTH sum some,
limmplellmkisoflnust loco) Pam,“ *
Barriers and Gill Monhsll’ (like: to ‘
houses for insprmiou, on no is
isomers. Cheerfullv Given.
———“
WAGONS!
”out and Moria-Hunt.
1 BUBBIE‘,
rumors, ‘
caucuses,
enemas, , .
. sums, are.
PRICES TO sun-hm. .
cant. we can m.
H E N RV TILLY.
, ..,......}..e....
has. on. s. a. some" f
the semi ltcdnthaola
””wam. .0013... »
Ymmlflmnw7p.m.nn am
Sunday. yd” i
mower In at molar whit-Inn fad
lbw [out nineteen won- haul is: . the totality:
«of women a would!!!» It‘ll“ m
«by ritfl‘lfluf} litn'frlv't‘rl in the MI MI! {’4‘
fun ‘lfttiftrlillff the «swam omit:
"possum: out browning flue-mint“ Mans
amass.» treatment known in mm m on I
out Madman. [now am with
ntubmf Wftrfl ,rwsolml. T
tern mowed: replied to.
.s
mu
m
I. Y.,Iew Haven & Hartford
RA! Ll 0A0.
rum cm s. Nonrdk u m:
I!
In
1.3!. museum. to as,
I:H,fvu,iotd,llfl., .3117 1" ’
“minnows. Jill's?
‘smrs.
A. H. so». no it. it. 1!. names.
Loav- flow Von-Ir for “Joann-ill.
i. ll. a no. It or... 7 w, s m. 13m. tom. tom ll at.
boom 1'. wow 1f“,‘ 4
it'hdffl.¢vfl.‘lw.sw.o hires. w. ill. .‘y
menu».
A. I. fill-till 1‘ 3|. emu“
Luv. Oouth Nokulk
for "new Hutton.
' A. ”l “flirt". ‘v"m“.1;;”%"“
.fu. '. . H unmade“ O
Ki?.¢¥’.’ll.ffl.3il® ' ' “I"
luv! to sari. it
than. sin.
DANIIUWV DIVIOIQN.
Loans 50. Non-mils.
L31. sown. unanimous“.
”3&9th
All. out. v.31 in.
tun: ”makeup.
“I. mam-warm. nu. Hutu.
semen.
AI. sec. fail. mt.
o-rou poo
South Ncrwnlk, Conn.
' W _ ,
Tl e flint-ii Cimrnum: Hummer Resort on Lpng lylau sound
F no Hotel! Fine Bathing Hous ’
GEIERAI. ATTRICYIOIS.
E very facility for providing for large «Mutational.
a mu Pomnnmvzursr coumv
f lwnr‘rs flml l'mprirtore.
J. l‘lf‘lfllil ii” lilx,
timeml filming”.
Norwalk Chronicler