. in” ‘
, TEIISE PAMBIIII'Ils.
lllle! ”M: mom I’m ,‘Jvenll
_. iWFMIMIIIlIIW up} Imp ,
MW Sarah"! 'M.
Constable Thomas Hunt is skirmish-
Iug alter dfligM pogowperg. '
NDefeuder Council, 0. U”. A. M., will
center the second. degree tonight.
Mrs. Isaac Bullock, of Arch street,
who has been quite III, is improving.
WWMWH
Luella Latsou lies at the point of death
at the home of her brother, John W;
Latson, In Orchard street.
, A large dead elm tree in Mott avenue,
in front of the Norwalk Methodist
church, is being cut down.
There are 700 people at the Methodist
camp meeting at Plainville, and it is ex-
pected that the number will be largely
increased today. , ‘
A Retort—Mr. Fussey-I don't see
why you wear those ridiculous big sleevr s
when you have nothing to fill them.
Mrs. Fussey—Do you till your silk hat?
The directors of} the Norwalk Gas
company ireelected those oiliccrs: Presi-
dent and treasurer, E. J. Hill; vice-
president, E. K. Lockwood; secretary,
Henry Chasmar. ‘
Salvator Peoozza, the Italian padroue,
who duped his fellowlcountrymeu in
Westport, was released from conilue~
meat, Monday night, upon his return-
ing n‘l the money he had unlawfully ob-_
tniuod. l’ecozza has returned to New
York. ‘
The state Young Men's Christian as:
sociation of Connecticut will conduct the
reading and recreation tent at the state
camp at Niantic. All papérs and ‘ read-
ing matter should be sent to E. C. Bates.
the state secretary, at the Y. M. C. A.
tent, Niantic. '
Coroner Doten has notified Prosecuting
Attorney Booth, of llanhury, that he
found the murdered Italian Barmlomto
came to his death from ,a gunshot
wound with felonious intent at the
the handset Antonio (.lraspo. The full
account of the murder was given in yes;
terday’s Sentinel.‘ ,
...t ‘ "
1
The Weekly Sumbpry.
The summary 0: the Commercial Rec-
ord for the current week makes the fol-
lowing showing: Real estate sales,
New Haven and West Haven, 41;
Bridgeport, ill; Hartford, 21; Water-
bury, ll;Meiiden, 8; New Britain, 12;
Norwich, l;New London, Ii; Danbury,
3;Norwalk, 6. Real estate mortgages,
New Haven and West Haven, $58,260;
Bridgeport, $41,393; Hartford, $103,300;
Waterbury, $17,026; Meriden, 828,455;
New Britain. $16,950; Norwich. $3,750;
New London, $23,000; Danbury, $6,200;
Norwnlk, $14,150.
A temperance drink made
, from the choicest roots and
A herbs; has a delicious flavor,
pleasing the most fastidious
'? ‘1, palate; qucnchcs the great-
n
VII-l“. cst thirst. The extract is
3; sold everywhere, and is
:7 easily and cheaply prepared
at home.
WILLIAMS ab (YA RIM'I‘IIN ($0.. Milli
Hartford, Conn.
Charlie
and |
ask you for your trade
because we believe we
can please you. We
are willing to takcthc
rhunccs and try. ”or
goods are all right,
and we know it, and
you'll know it, too, if
you try them. Ask for
Connecticut
Dreamer! '
Butter
Cream of the Cream,
. Fincstoi the line.
Zlc lb; 5 lbs,
SLOO.
lIlRISIIZD DIBBLE,
11 North Main Street.
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staggers A” neuroscience}:
Ohnlped.tl‘lldhnh"“filh‘itifidpubllea‘ifiw-
" “gamut rebirth permanent...
Democratic Committee 'yollher Preteen
' nor Condemns the Chicago ‘I‘lelicl.
Jib—Th re to r.
that Nebraska \‘vaI préeent another-”handl-
date for president. J. Sterll'ng Morten,
secretary of agriculture. hau' been In No-
bmkn for a week armors. It had been ul—
rcady reported that ho was here to check
the tendency of Democratic Federal onloo-
‘holdors to gather about the Bryan free all-
vcr~ standard, but It has been generally
reported I} this clty that he Is herutepnvu
money 0 a' presidential nomination.
As a result of Mr. Morton's vIslt to the
Itnte, the gold standard Democrats will
most In conference lnthls city IIOIIIII day
late this week to fix, a date fora state con-
ventlou.
. A number of Federal officeholders, who
have collie a long distance, are here to call
on Mr. Brynn, the Democratic prealdcn-
tInl candidate. Among the visitors was
Frank M. Pinch of IIrIdgeton, N. .l.,
United States rcvcn‘uc agent, who Is mak.
J. srnuuuo neuron.
lug a tour of the west inspecting the office
of collectors. When asked if he had any
statements to give out, Mr. Brynn lune
tiously remarked: “Yes, I have one Vl‘l')
Important bIt of Information. I have just
sent plcturcs of Mrs. Bryan and myself It
Mr. and Mrs. Sewnll.”
"How about Mr. and Mrs. Watson! Ille
yen send them any pictures also?"
“Well." remarked Mr. Iii-yen, "f has
not thought of that."
~ Mr. llllko'u Plan.
J. W. lllnkc, iormerIy chnlrmnn of th.
Populist state control committee In this
state and an active factor In Nebraska
Populism, thinks hecan see a way out 0!
thcprcnent entanglement of the nlllauce
of the Democrats and the I’opullsts In the
arrangement of the electoral tlckct no that
that the selection 0! the candidates {or the
electoral college must be left to the good
some oi the I’opullsls and Democrats at
nominated Mr. Watson." he midi-"plug.
Iy to preserve the Identlty of thy puny.
l'opullsts will not care. In mmt'rlf the
states, If all of the electors put upon the
jolnt ticket are Scwall men. ‘
"Tide Is especially true In the nortl‘urn
states. and In the southern states It will
make lIttlc difference as m as Brynn ls
concerned. Even If the vote on llryan and
Sewn“ In divided In the electoral college
there Is not any doubt that tho fidwull
votes wIll bu largely In the nmJorIty. 'I‘hu
tIckcts will be put- up In thorcspcntlvu
atom» with thoogrecmout that If the “I'm-
ot-ratlc vice prrsldontlul caudldati- has
more supporters In the electoral college
than the Pupullst candidate the Votes
for the latter shall he rust for the former,
and vice verso. "
Mr. lllnko says that thorn will he no
perploxltles arlslng from the nomination
of Watson, and that Mr. llryun will prob
ably never have to oltln r accept or reject
the Populist nmnlnntlou, us It Is the plan
of tho l’epullsts Io elrct .\lr. Hewnll. He
says that the rolativoetrnngthuf the 1mm-
uants and Popullsts In the electoral col
logo of the respective states will probably
be rogulut‘rdhy therolutlm voting strength
of the parties, which will glvc a large nmv
jorlty oi the vote to unwell.
Republic's: Hallmark" In New York.
"NEW YonK, July nit—Mark IIunua,
chulrmun oi the Republican nullonul colu-
mIttoc, In In the city for the purpom of
opening the campaign In the east.
Mr. Ilnuna stumped the campaign In a
business movement by not losing any tlmo
In selecting quarters. Hotels and private
homes were Ignored. land a salt of Milan:
In the Metropolitan Llfe Insurance bulld-
lng worn selected as the working Iu-ud-
uunrtore of the national mnumlitcc, or at
least that port of It that will take charge
of the canwnlgn In thls uucllml. ’I‘lmmnrc
live counumlloue udloinlhg of’llcns In all,
and Mr. Ilnunu thlnkn that they wIII
makcvgoml worklng risuuo. IIy tonlght
they waI be tarnished, and then. Mr. Hah-
nu rnye. "We will he prepared to convert
the low unbnllovcrn In the vast."
Mr. Thomas C. Plait dId not come to
townlo moi-t Mr. Hanna. Mr. Ilunnndld
not seem to worry over It. Ammo ’I'boro-
ton, who Is listed as one of Mr. l’latt's
Ilouteuums. called and had a conversation
with Mr. Ilnrmu. ”When he had llnlsbcd,
he mid: I“It was merely private nmttcrn
l mllml about. Mr. I’Iatt did not tell me
to call. and l you not acting on the Illnln»
any of My. Plan."
"Do you know whether Mr. l’lett wIlI
come to see Mr. Henna while be Is here?"
"I don‘t know about that, Imt l have
an Idea he wIII. ~I think Mr. Ileunn wIIl
name the New York member of the coin—
mmse helm-em IclIlce. Who will It but
Well. It Won't be a'ancr Miller man. ”
Whoa Mr. lilnnnn road of the notion of
the I'hunccmtlc state committee In millil-
ttmlng their silence overtbo chi otlek~
lit. he laughed quite'lmnretly« said:
"Well, If they limp this thing up we won't
have much opposition. The notion menus
that there will be nothing done In Sew
Ymk‘nmclor Mr. Bryon until after the
16th of neptmnher at the ver serllent. We
will lbsnlm'hm practice lyplx wnehs’
advantage at them to active work.
It to "team met Mr. Ple‘tl Will be In-
cited to ocular wleh’ My. mum to.
Henna some thus this week. Mr. Ilennn
declines to discuss his plane or to either
nflll'll or deny the rumor. hnl
Jilin-ell by saying. "awn wort; WI!
[In New York state this week."
1' Ir Who-bod many colleen m
,r I I e O
.14" . lyanIul. , < ,
well limit", Q It- llflllhflh-Ithhlo I! we”;
but one set of candidates will, be paces-e
nary. His plan In thcsnmc as ch t-.
ed by Senator Jones. chnlrdl ftho
Democratic nutlonnl columlttee. - cynya
the ruspcotlvc states. “The Popullsts bun,
. , . I ' r. I; 1
VI presume that In one or
”are: in... ..
He 1-. . teed .mlng it could
mlttse, and I‘ ‘de Ilot‘etpolu ‘thet‘% dill
come up. The, mectlng ls tor the purpose.
A delegation from the Tariff Reform
ed on Mr. Ileana and asked that he make
tarllf the Issue Instead of” money quee-
tlcliflmtflangr ‘, that" hwfrustltdhct
Vilecldd’ bone e‘rI. ,HJJtllat Wilhlilge-
tlcu could send a representative to the
committee meetlug, and|tbe question could
Frank BJIWIIhelhldrlfi. A. flattehdrfl'3ond
w. h‘. Waterman of New York, Joseph E.
I’llropp of Pennsylvania, Major J. I".
Hansen of litter hi, ex-ilevcrner Cheney
at New Hhmpeh m,=llomm- Laughlln of
(lhlo, Colonel Wllllam Barbour of New,
' Jersey nodal. Ii. Leaders of Connecticut.
lngalls of the ”It Edd! railroad ufio called
on Mr Hanna. _.. _
. Kentucky Gold Dancer-to.
LOUISVILLE, Jilly-Ellw-Tbtr gold atnlid-
nrd Democrats of Kentucky wIlI hold a
state (mnvomlou on Aug. '20 In thls cltv
to perfect a thorough organisation,“ their
(areas and select dolegutull to the national
convention decided upon at the recent coc-
Iorcnce held In Chicago.
are to be held In the various counties of
the state on Aug. 8 to select delegate: to
the state convention.
This was decided upon at a wall attend-
ed conference at the board of trade ball. at
which prominent Democrats from all over
the state were present. (.‘hnlrmun George
M. Ilavic, In chlllng the meeting to order,
Ituled that In the opinion or goldntondnrd
Dcnumrnts of Kentucky the real party had
no erganlsullon elther In the eratomln
the country, and the pressing business be-
fore them Iny In the Iormutlon of thorough
orgnnlrnflon In Kentucky. Prior to the
slum conventldu, the umobtncry oi the
party would he conducted by n mhllttcc
appointed from theoongresslonnldletricle.
Ilon. Charles II. Long. who until re-
cenllrwns clmlrmnn of the regular Demo-
crntlc state control committee, was chosen
chairman and Judge J. Q. Ward of .Bour-
bon county, secretary. A call of the con-
gressional dIstrIot showed that. with the
exception of the second, all were repro-
muted.
The following executive connnlttcc was
appointed to not until the convention of
Aug. :30. I'Irnt ulstrlct. It I. ’l'ylor of
Fulton: Scrond district, lunged; Third
district, J. (1. films of Warren: l’riiirth
dIstrIct, John I). chkllfle of Nelson: Fltth
dIslrIct, Thomas W. llullllt of Louisville;
Sixth district, It. ll. I'llllsnm oI Grunt:
Seventh dlntrict, John '1‘. Shelby of For
ettc; Eighth district, W. W. Stephenson oi
Mercer; Ninthdlvtrict, C. l). Pearce ot hln-
sou; Tenth district, Nelson 'I‘rlmhlc 0:
Montgomery; Eleventh district, .I. M.
Uuthnnk of Bell.
George M. Davis of Loulsvllle was upon
motion made chairman of the crumbly
connnltteeurci‘ y '
lion. R. T’l’yle’r of"l-‘ul_tou‘wns‘
1 national committwmen. "'
tlon the flowco‘ndjourned.
Q I, 5...c.‘__'____w_
The People Wu: Information.
'Wasura'c'rox, July awn—2‘0 numerous
are thoi’ueltlonirbmught to the treasury
overworked clorlml terce of the director a!
swor them. All available cnplml of the re-
port of the attractor for last year. which
contained Cables and Inhmnotlon and
would answer a large ertIon ct the our-
rlcmhuve been exhausted. and at last the
ilcpiirimcnt has hit upon the dovlco of
printing a circular containing Iu sul-clnct
lerm et'itolucuts of fact relative to the
coinage. bullion prmluctlon. clrrulatluu
per capltn Ill vnrloun muntlII-u and such
Inforumtlou as will rum-I. the nan-dc of the
many portions who are new M'lililllu lnv‘ts
on thch to base conclusions rospuvllng
tho issue" of tbocumpulgu. The matter
mullodlod In thls circular has been mm
fully considered and has the approval of
the secretary of the treasury. It Is uxpm-l
ed that the circular Itself will be ru-criwd
from the printer for dburlbutlou about
IIIII end M the Week.
Senator Stewart of Nevada. who has
Inst returned from attendance on the St.
I.ouIs Silver and I’upullu i-nnwutlnm.
said that he saw on ”npriuiy In the Pop
nil-ts mnlllmlnli-atlog to Mr. Ilryun what
ei-rurrml at it, Imuls or asking him to ac
cept tIu-Ir nomiuutlou or platform. >lll'll
u recourse, he added, could how no other
object than to «auburn». IIn' millillllnlfl.
Vice Chairman .\psb~_v oi IiupubIh-ull
congrcsulimul campaign rommlttru no) re
turned Irom u trlp to bl,- .‘IIerIM'lIlINI'Uh
homo and motion hnorablo report to Ill-i
liIIIII'IIQIlfll‘Ill the sentiment of the proph-
ol New England.
TIII' Republican campaign handbook
wIII be out In a few wet-kl. ’I‘hc flnlvhlnu
touches are now being put upon It, flilil
the lust of the umterlel will go to tho
printer tbls week. It will In- a vnlumlonm
dommwnt, f'vnluto with information for
l-mupnlgn Worlwrrl and will dud nub Ilu-
lluuuclul question and tariff In a rcmprc
benelvc manner.
Demon-Ila («invention at llufl'alo.
NEW Yonl, July ENG—The lh-mw'rulh-
elnto cmnmlttee foot or the Iiollmau
IIouno. 'I'Im Instill)" lasted only live mlo
utu-s. Iluilulo was selected no the pbwo and
Supt. III the lime [or the state cunsuotlon
No reference was made at the nu-cllng to
the (‘bb'ngo plnilorm or Nobel.
The inuudu-ru oi the llclmlclntlo plate
committee Were Inturvhmcd on the pn
lltlcol outlook In the state. 'llwy ell-re
upcolnlly asked If they favored lhnludorsn
lucnt of the (“dunno ticket and plntlorm
by the stain «reinvention. .
A poll of the committee mulled on lol-
Iowa: Member» of ccmmltlm. to; In hm:
of Imiom-ment,‘;’l; oppoml to Indom
mont. -I; twncemmlttnl, 22’.
Many oi the committeemen from New
York city and Ilraollyn wm omimg the
yonmmmlltul. It Is believed, however,
that when the convention menu the dole-
gam from New York and Kings realities
will“ be Iofld fortholhdmmontct the
Chicago ticket. >
In Pursuit of llallowe.
llamas", O. 'I'., July 20.--A number
of Motion are stlll In pursuit of the, out-
Iowa who hold up and robbed the triage
near here. It Iesleted that tweet the
registered letters stolen Ilom the Quail-en
We V81 ”Millie. ‘ ' 3.
nylo- M Monetlol.
Hr. Jonas, N. 1",, July 2t!.—-l)r. fireh-
lollwrlteslrom Labrador that hundrcde
of people are perishlng of stervntlon and
are opus-ling lor food and clothing to lo-
Ileve their dlntm.
._.... 4.4. 4-.
l
in. on '
No.1 eve calla“
’ol plenum the‘tetlhellnlnlhlueleloh. "i
- league/who bad ace-e meetinghero, call- .
then be discussed. Those who calledpweru’
Senator Stephen Elklne and Molvlllu It). "
Mule meetings '
‘ I‘lfllu"
«3.
A fair I'lsulgg u (all ”for the stale conven‘ .
by ovarian“! fillfl lnlormatlou rrlntlvo'
to iluauolhlnfidnfiour‘y limiters Iliut the'
tho mlnt huelmen totally unable “)1th
'1 W ornortm
nuaeu“. n ‘ fem sums.
J‘s-Eugen, July sup-fitment)“ {cum
all' i to mort'heevy‘demage trout the
storm. ' " >
7- Eleven poop'ei cashew known to have
lost wth Ir lives In theflwrm, and so were
Injured, home ottlicm‘l’fldll . ' ‘
In thle city Jacob Adelter was. Instant~
l’y killed In Gmnneldzavenne by a falling
once. ~... .., V
A um 'Groyo camp John Figuehnd
his mlfgushodhyagalllng trecand died
from the effects cf’the Injury; '
At lie-ton \Illlllum liose,a gardener,
was draw ,1 while attempting to ford
Long run. , some”... recovered In the
Ohio rIvor three hours later at Avalon, :38
mlleslroiu upstart. v. , . .
fight, fztllwocd, Lawrence county, the
pumping elation was struck by lighlnlng,
and Charles Mltchell, the engineer, was
paralyzed. Hts condition In critical.
M Turtle crook, to new James was
,strucli hy llghtulng and doinolished.
Four children, who had sought shelter
liq the house from the. storm, escaped In‘
“I". ‘ . i , I , ‘ It
In Fayette county‘sovon bridges were
washed away betd'oen Connollevllle and
Unloutown. '
At West Newton the building of the
West Newton Ground Cement and Lime
company wal'crunhed lIkc eggshells by
felllng debris from the overhanging cliffs.
The lone will amount to several thousand
dollars. ‘
At Phnu Station a two at house he-
Ionglng to John Ilriostadt was completely
demolished. The family wan not hurt.
. The greatest damage, however, was In
Washington county, which was the enema
of acloudlmrst, where eight people Ice!
tthr lives In an all camp. The dmul are:
Mrs. Samuel McKinney, 50 years old.
Margaret McKinney, 30 years old,
daughter.
.lnnlei McKInuey, 8 years old, son.
Clyde Beatty, 21 years old, on well
pamper, of Hotel-wine. W. Va
u. C. Higgins, all years old, oll wall
pamper, oi Bradford, I’a.
Vincent Wilkinson, ‘25 yours old, oil
well employee of Vowlnklc, 'omt coon,
ty, I’a.
.lcnnlo Holluos, Ill years old, daughter of
n Cecil ranl miner.
John Wright, colored. 17,0mpleyoo of
e IIverymun at Carnegie. '
Samuel McKinney kept. a boarding
Ilouw at Cecil for the“:wcununmlatton of
all men nml mluers. The house was all-
natcd on the banks of Miller's run. in
trlbutnry of Chortle" (mark. Ordinarily
the run, which flows through a valley
banked by high n M- steep bills, would
ecarci-Iy ilmt a chip. but ecleudbnrst tilled
In Its cleanly confined quarters to such an
extent that everything along Its banks
was endangered.
: rmmnwmim. ~ «
, Thane were In people In the McKinney
helm when the water cannmencod to rise,
but no scrIoua danger was nrprchebdvd.
The men hauled tileiiiselvm carrying the
Ilmlsolmld goods tothcsocond floor. and
the h-umlo porIIcn oi the household cnnv
tinned their dressing for the dance which
was helng held In a nolghboring hall
Suddenly the house. a two story llama,
wan washed from Its loundntlon Into the
soothing waters and rapidly rarrled down
stmrm. It was then too Into for any one
In the house to csrnpv.’ llclow the site «I
the trainee. nlmul :I’m yards, stands on old
fashloned country bridge which spans the
stream. The house era-bed gnlnst this
structure, the root waa‘ tor elf. and the
reel of the bulldlng was on shod like an
egg In tu-Ing Im'md undertho bridge III”
gins dIed there, but Whltru-r nunfu a local
miraculous encuuo. 'I‘luloe on (In-mound
liner wore badly l-Illlf‘l’li'il Just below the
hrhlgu the wreckage oi tho house stuck cu
ft IIIIIIII hnr. \vIth those all the party who
w: in still allvu-clluglug to the pin-m, with
scarcely it hope of bring resumed. 'Ihomm
llayre, Vincent Wilkinson and others
Iermcd a teaching party. Whither was rm-
om-d while but In the wrrckngn by Wit
kluaon, who also dragged them-MAM”-
ol Illgglns from Its lodgmcnt. Sal lIIl'I
hit-Kinney wax also saved ly Wilkins-m.
After nsnI-‘Illlu In otbrr rescues Wilklm.in
heard ll cry lor help Iron: the oppmito side
of the ritual", and. notwhlmtnndlng tlu-
extra bnnml attached to the attempt the
brave Iullow made an chart In swim nunm
with n .xopo. When about hull way owr.
a log struck hIm on the head and broke
his neck. Ills body was found mwrnl hun
drnd yards below. lmlgml In a two.
lily-dc Ih-utty was another hero of the
disaster. He made strenuous cl‘lurtu to awn
Margaret hlc'lilulu-y, lull. was Illlullllmnnr
iul and lost his own Ilfe.
Through the Washington and Mellon
nld olllleldu humllrdne! brIIlgt-s have been
washed away, and an enormous amount of
oil wm lost through hrmklng of pipe Ilium
uuil diatructlon of tanks.
blue “one a 'trnIn “'Ilh on As.
I'l'l'f'blll‘llfv. July ‘Jtl.‘-Ily the heroic Work
of Mine Zi-nlo Illglcy I vromlozl pummgi-r
tmlu «as am ad from iIcntl’lchqu
A abort dlstalu'o below r-pringdalc the
raIIroud truck inches is dangerous “a"
curve. For yum-c n lull poplar tree has
atom! on the book about the lower III'IIII ”I
the more. It had willmtimd loony sienna.
but nuwumlwd to the wind. In falling,
"mat of the trunk Hi the tr to tell arrow-
thu rullrona‘: bad. and bath truths werecov.
crud.
Miss Iiiglev then at a point heal the
much, and while In lhll M'I‘Illlll Itory all
her home watching the storm the mm the
iron lull across the lleclu lln Iooltlug m
the elm-k aha now It was but a short time
helm the local flMlfl‘Illll datloo, city
Imuml, we. :an In fipringdalc, almost
two Milan away.
It was imbue to attempt to much the
ilntinn below the train left for Alli-“buoy,
end Illa Illglcy. wiring on an, Illlfll‘d
In! the railroad Imkll. Although the true
min only It locum think the trunk Iny In
soc-b a position that an engine running at
a high rate of spud Intent to would be
dornllml.
Flint. aha trimmed that section of the
log um mma um :mls of m hunches,
and then commune: d thework oi cutting
It In mum um: All I might roll It oll' clu-
mreli. Time pieces Wm cutoff ilwtrunk,
end In turn mob m rolled Into the we
In course he the «Me of the smile.
During the whole time the young wom-
an worked at tln- tree the role was telling
In torrents, lightning llaslurd. and she was
drenched in "mail". Ill-echo the making,
elm worked on until the big olmirucunu
was outctthoumv. -.
1].. Wk bad unmade bum Moore
«math.
I“ ”Do! the bank wlth her ax when the
“twin mos lltcvthe cam; Tho engineer
: Mimtheu he! henemohauullun
. tale-red any. .flu gun I look at this "cell.
but as all was clear, opened whlc bIs throt-
v
' n”;’”'-‘ "'l'
‘iyq'liclx' ’3 :‘II "7’7
.MJ
praised. Nodumoge was reported at the
olllcc oi the rallroad company. and, except
a low ullght breaks In the telegraph “not,
which \verc repaired, everything was In
good working order.
The Mom: In Indiana.
lug places In Indiana:
and Frank S. Lohlc, aged 10, were drown-
ed to the svvollon waters of White rlvcr.
Franklort—«A ralustorm hero Ilooded
farm lands and damaged crepe greatly:
also Ilcoded atrocim, drowned cattle and
sheep. There are bad washonts on the Clo-
ver Lea! and Erin railwaya.» .
Elwuod—‘I'bc heaviest rainstorm ever
known here was that of yesterday. Skills
have been plying In the principal streets
all day. Many people haw.- iwen driven
from their homes. Small hrIdgo-I have
been washed away. SI: Inches oi ruln fell.‘
Is'owlurwlicuvy rains for nwcek were
supplemented by a hcuvlcr lulu yesterday.
lllll, not be u carload of grain prmluce
shipped from thls part of the state.
Nemmstlo—Thern were tbno cloud-
bursts In this section, the like of which
was- never before seen here. .All streoun
are clear out of their banks, and oats and
corn are threatened with total ruin.
. Stormln Eastern l’onneylvanln.
Pmmnuiruu, July ilk—Tim wire
scrvlco from the Interior of the state,
which was crippled by the storm, has been
restored, and reports received tell of great.
damage to crops and buildings, and In
soinocusm lease! life" from the Iuryof
the wind and lightning.
At Iloutzdulc. Clear-fluid county, Frank
Ilrumhnugh was Instantly killed by in
stroke of lightning, and tho Swedlsh
church, used as a school building, was
struck by nnotlur bolt. Seven of the
pupils were knocked senseless, four of
whom are In a critical condition.
At t-‘tnto college the Mechanical Art
hulldlng was struck and badly damugad.
’l'wo valuable horses In a padurc field were
Instantly killed. .
At (treason a Presbyterian cfmrch was
struck and damaged.
Slmllar reports (urine from all over the
eastern sectlen of the stale. Damage to
crops, burns and outbuildings Were gen-
eral. '
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BASEBALL.
h'ATlnSAL Luann: GAMES.
At Phlludulphln—
New York ....... LI 0 L’ 0 2 2 0 1 0—10
Philadelphia... o 0 0 t u o o 5 0— it
New York—tilts. H: errors, 2!. l’hllu.
dolphin—tilts, 7: errors, I.
At liro-drlyn— _
Ilrooklyn......., I) :3 I u (I 0 0 ll 0- ll
Washington..... 0 1 o e e o ., a I». 7
Brooklyn-Jilin. 5; error», :3. Washing-
ton—IIILs. I2; errors, (I.
”diminution—- , . -
l'lcmluml ...... . U 0 0 3 3 II 0 'J l)— H
Cincinnati ...... I o u l 4 2: o o l— u
Cleveland—Hits. l0- errors, I. t'Ilu-lu-
nan—Jim, u; errors, 1. a ._
Al “Oil“!!-
Balllmoru...... 0 l 0 0 0 II I 0 0—- 2
Boston ........... I 0 o o o l e o l-—- :t
llaltlmcru—Illts, 5; errors. I. lluston—
Hits. a; errors, 0.
All (llllcngn
I’itisburg.... o o o e o e 1 e e— 1
Chicago .......... 0 o o I e 1 o 1 “_ :l
I’Ittsllurgmlllls, 5; errors, 2. (‘hlrugo
——Illta. :3; errors, I.
At >t Louis—-
Imulovlllo ....... ll 2 I) ll 0 d I 0 2—. 5
SI. l.mlIN,....... ‘3 3 II .‘ I I 1 7| '~<‘.Il
lmuIvaIIe—Illts. I'I: l'l'l'nfll, I:I. SI.
Ironic—III“. In; errors, o,
(inn-Imu- the (Ibnmplon.
IIALIPA S. July Bit—In thcnzpmllo tour-
noun-m bari- (initdnur wan the single svuli
rum lot the world's championship, Sewn
bcate started, mo follows: I". I). Rogers oi
richuylur. N. Y.; E. Domain of Toronto,
.I. J. (juicy of Heath". Louis Lovell. of
Iiulliax, (Ecol-go Ilulwnr of London. Rd-
ward Hnolno of 'I‘oroule um! .l. G. Iluu»
«tour of Ailmly, Hut. It was a hotly cull-
muad raw. Ilenduur crow-d the Illllhll
line In teal-”l. Itogeru led Iiaulnn about
half a bomb. Theemcbamplou murmur.»
what handicapped by having to row In a
borrowed sh: II, hls own liming been dour
aged In Iran-It. The prizes In this ovevp
wvro HUI! to limit, Oll’ul to second and um.
to third. Illflunou, three tulle-I (fancy nul
Lovell did not llnlsh.
Drowned In the Ila-Icon "Ivar,
f’erouxmn-sm .\’. Y., July Eel-41d-
ward firhmtlo. n harbor. aged I”, l’wllllllfl
In this nily.»fell trout u rowhent In whlch
ho was rowing wltb mvcral trlcmls on the
Hudson river ywtcrdny afternoon and was
drowned.
Another IIlgIe Tu" dulled.
flown. lint. July 2n.—-l umumm slum
to: ultimate. l’. I-'. (I’llare of Wltmlng
ton, WM Illllfll'l' In jail last night, where
his I'.’ unopanlenu have Imvle mill-flog
with Intense bent. llnuluul mnlurlal lever.
A. ll. Stephenson. prI-sldcut oi the no
«duty. In Jail lire, says he will eln-nd his
lent pmmy to make the town at Ilover pay
lot the outrage. .
TELEGRAPHIC licks.
Ilovolnor llrndloy, It In said, will up
point John W. Ycrhm to slice-ed Itlack‘
burn as eelmlor.
It In rcpmtcd In llcrlln that the pom-rs
aiding rehcle ugulmt the Turks.
An M‘HOII to recover whom for breach
of protein wan begun In New York by
I-‘raneee Iluymcml, an Minn. ageless
Vanilla Ifayluond Wallace.
Thmyenr-cId Charles Icahn, while
strIrIng to much his hnum to Jersey City
durum a storm. loll Into a pool near field:
win avenue and was drowned.
The Intonatlonnl uoclellet Irndee rent
groan ml In all. flurtln'e town hall, Lon
in). The anarchist delegates furor-d an on
trance Into the bell. Great thunder pro
"I‘ll-ll. and n nunrher of not light: occur
re: .
Michael Inhmter was shot and Molly
wounded In flow In" by his wltu’e broth-
cr, Charles Johnson, wlloenye be noted In
doberman! Iii-reel! and his sloler, Inbmnl
«'3 wife, who. ho bed pursued to John
. move more . ..
r‘ ,
.4. .. (a
tle; /‘ Al the trek: swept past the chance-A .
ole-he notlesdthe girl and releedrhle hatl
‘ CINCINNATI, July zit-«Tho Commercial
specials report great storms In the follow.‘
t
llrmvustolmo-ilbnrlcn Ewlug, aged 8,
It the present rain lasts much longer, there‘
have Informed Greece that elm mull can
an“ ”M ’ “n" canons
When in. news ot,.tbe ”unwell-'9‘! ob »
the acconunodntlou reached Springtime“,
the brave act of Mm Blglcy was warmly.
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Hits ~s 4'.
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Ladies going to the seashore for their vacation, should not fail laptop
in our store and buy one of those ‘
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AELEAGANT C
We have placed on sale.
APESi
..,- in,
$10.75 Capes for $4.50
9.00 Capes for
0.00 Capes for
4.00 Capes for
3.98
2.98
I .98
H-KRIEGER.
laheckemo Hotel Block,
South Norwellr. 1...}
Shorty Sherwood. Hotter!
()ccnplesa portion of E. Gusowaki’s
store, corner of Wall and Water Sim,
Norwalk. Call and see the latest
styles In Hats. Caps. etc. a fll ls
souru ucewam . . .
- - - savmcs eauu.
II Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to 12 a. m., and from
i to :I p. m., and on Monday eveidngs
from 710 8.
Interest allowed on deposits. ,,
ALDEN SULMANS l’rest.
JOHN H. FERRIS, Vice-Frost.
JOHN H. KNAPP. See. and Trans.
After uiy'ist,
. . . . DR. I-'. SCHAVOIR
Will be at his South Nora-all; ollli'e.
9 Washington 81..
WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDA YS.
From 3 ton o’clock p. m. Practice limited to
Diseases of Women. a so am
1
DORLON HOUSE,
GREGORY'S POINT,
Now open for the season of 1m. Shore Din-
ners. Blumlo Island Clumbalms Bathing.
Bunting and Fir-hing, Heart-nears tn Hm
hotelevervtweuty minutes. J. E. O‘nULIiI-
Jinn-war. mm It
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET,
Norwalk, - -
Opp. Street Railway Depot.
RESIDENCE ELM STRET. '
' ' TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
.. H.” .. .. -. _.. .
J. B. RAYMOND, ‘
DIALEEII
BROOKSIDE LAKE ICE!
WIIoh-salcun-I retail elllm and Ice house. 5
Medium street. Orders rin'elvmi at H. H.
'I‘ruwbridiv‘l .t (7.1).. i‘igur Store, i-urin-r South
Main and 'usblngtou etrmvts. m an if
a. . ..
our pistol: eracuu
Sea Food oISAII Kinds.
Shore Dinners: Specialty.
(In and alter Jul 'illl. u from conveyance will
month-I Willi the human) atf-IIqu-nui-i-wry
Imurulter l in m.
ll’l c. A. HUQBARD.
D. w. RAYMOND,
Funeral Director
and Emhalmer.
DJ Woolen! on I"
Imfloe‘w-Ik. M
Reddeuem Moheekemo Hotel.
m7lc
blink»! Pleasant.
andllulinr Curr:
In thrccto wcdays
without danger l-I
Illlctllreor the lone!
unpleasant t‘flfll.
PRIVATE DISEASES
——-nr-—-
MEN AND WOMEN.
Sent ohms It] to any satires e on lb
on tel price. (.omplclc wtbf, I. We
wI Mn to run. or nine W1.
"um! treatmenthmli Inc to any .vddmo
on mripl oi lo rents in Manipitnr postage.
”MI, 60., 7. II. Drew m1. IeeIee, lose.
SOUTH NORWALK. ' -'
Ocean Steamshl
Drafts. loans N
and Stocks Sold. .
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACIr,
Next to Post Olllce,
: a: CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments TM .
J. 0. JENNINGS."
Paper-Hanger, celcimlner,
Painter. “
_—...
DEALER IN
wan. PAPER sue counties. “ ‘5
I NORTH MAIN swam.
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Intent Styles of Paper-I,
Borders and Gilt Mouldln taken to
houses for Inspection, on not on by postal.
intimates Checrfully Givgn. no”
WAGONSI.
Row and Second-Hand.
’eucclrsh
‘ pancreas.
GARRIIBES, . 2
caucPIEs.
—__..._ . ,"____
Physician iorWomon
n s. on. it's. ”cultrceu
Can be cancelled at her olllee
‘42 Beam Swan-r. Barnum-r, Con..
From 10a. in. to 7 p. to. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor In a regular physician find tor
the [not nlnclwu year-e has mude the
o w-tnwuuetm-iulty. Ladies nude
ultil"!'""'"" ' Irn'hlvnt to the sex tardnm
l)r.(.ulllur» In the strictest confidence VII
Ilnuhpurunm ol resolving the most skillful“
wicutlllv treatment known to modern on I]
and medicine. III-me cue vul- —
nislml when rmuiml. To an r
All letters mom 1 mulled minimum MOI:
M
I. Y.,Iowvlleven d Ilertlol'd
I‘ll-ROAD.
ruin. um on; xiiiimv ee Mm:
for New York.
AJf. IMJHOJIIIJ m. "I. III. in
'2 DHIOHIIN’I. I'. . BI
Hfl.lfilJflJflllwm-w.157.}llolk'flfl’“.
anions.
Ll. autumn. tall. sinners.
Lemon Now York for Inflow-Ill.
t.l.eoalm.1m.em.ono. tone. me me.
eel. OD.
"mum. Ellmam. II». o
t mill-LGM'IIIhlmJlmJIM. u
concern.
d. I. Imlfl. I'. II. "All“.
Luv- .oueh Norwolk
II for New Huron.
A. .
II u. all?”
mwmmm"r
malamasnim.’ ' ' .0»,
have In. Harv-III.
Ill.tett. Eminenllall.
concern.
"I. PJI. let.
Loav- blueberry.
'eatleamnm. kl. smell.
scum".
em. ll. one.
A. M.
AM.
A. I.
LI.
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ROTON POINT"
South Nor-walk, econ.
The most Charming Summer Rupert on I.cnglsland Sound,
Fine Hotel! Fine Bathingllousesl
’ GENERAL IWRIGTIOIS. f " '
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livery facility for providing for large excursions.
ROTOR POINT IIPRDVEMENT 00'?!"
. Owners and Premiums.
J. FINKL‘NS'I‘EIN,
ed states,
‘I’
General M manger.
Jacob M. tolled, l
' Flea. Life and . ‘-
Aooldont
INSURANCEHMw
‘ Reel Estate and floueojgeiltg‘erx’
“aka“. and Star ,
”or, line
. " SPIIDLES,’ HG: ,/
PRICES 35911;)qu
0mm mm. .
H E N R Y TI LLY.
Norwalk Chronicler