ouR ANNUAL.
$3. 50 "
9 to ll,
40 and 42 Wall Street,
‘ Norwaik, Ct.
22..
Men’ 3 $5. 00 Tan Shoes,
at, 5 $4 00 It Is
Ladies’ $2. 50 Russet lace Shpe, 5-
M‘id- , _
Summer
Children’ 5 Spring Heel RussetShees, 5 to 8,
- $3.50
~ - $3.00
. 5i . 50
“ - $2.50
45c and 50c
children's Spring Heel Russet Shoes,
80c
‘ A large line of LndieS' Oxford Russet and Black at Greatly RI:-
duced l'l'iJCS.
M. H. GLOVER’S
Dbuble
;$hoe
Store. . . . . 5
Everybolly's Shoes Shiucd Free.
Children’s Suits,
n
'Ilroken lots of higher priced
goods all nearly sizes.
$l.50.
Men’s Suits,
Men's and lloys'
Broken lots,
. . . Half Price.
Straw Hats,
. . . Half Price.
w. A. BENEDICT & 00.
I9 MAIN STREET,
Norwnlk.
iia WASHINTON 5T.,
50. Norwalk.
For I‘ll! It 'l‘omiiomn'e‘drug store
What is it?
that prompts you tobuy your lllliil‘ll at
one Ilium rather than another? Ian’t ll
style. IpIaiin, fit durability and price in
ionic sine: and prompt and courteous
attentionou IiII- out of the proprietor and
III-lemon"? if I we are the real inducw
“Will! we look for a liberal share of your
patronage.
ii. 5. BROWN,
00 WASHINGTON STREET,
South Nor-walk. Oonn
r“ ‘_ -
W‘smiiuldlw’ht I! for ‘fw 5 5i N' :v i I l'l‘l V‘ urchin rota
yr, Twp "35: 'ivmfiy \‘II 55 5:3 H5 5 .I I55 ., any 114.6.0“
Meir-hr l'vr ._ It I ill ii’ III: I II i ”'1'! I-l ,Wll
‘ omm- ”5 i‘lf‘rftiy' I. mI II... I 5:l I live“ .5 emporium with
"'it in l works. “5... .pr I5 II .5 5 .I5 I c i .5.5i c155, I.. lit) Mime
VF” lii‘i'ii "Ii' 1' I5 U u: 52,..I5I
55 5 1 proceed
«in ‘ to. rice the collinear to
Ill lien wee filed in the com-
men nicer court by L. A. llpewll as at-
torney for William Stanley. a taxpayer,
praying fore reltraining order against the
Brown company and the mayor to prevent
the calling out ot the additional military
companies or the mailing of a display of
force in the vicinity of the works ealeuc
inted to provoke a branch of the peace.
The petition, which levery long. recltee
the whole story of the lookout and strike
and represents that all the trouble has
been caused by sympathize" and not by
the strikers themselves.
It is alleged that the calling out of the
police and military has entailed an an.
necessary expense upon the taxpayers,
and for that reason the injunction is ask
ed .ludue Noble not the hearing for to-
morrow morningwithont grantinn a tem-
porary restraining order. The Central
Labor union has failed to order II eympa
'thetie strike.
LION KiLLS A BABY.
The Ferocious Animal Crushes Out I
Clllld'l Life.
(laruacorna, 0., Aug. Ii.——Ia Thomas
Hurd'e animal show at the Fair grounds
here there are, besides other wild animals, '
one tiger, several leopards and liona.
Among them was a large lion chained
near the entrance to the tent in II catching
adIertieenIent. It was a young beast, and
the owner prided himself on its deoiilty
and peaceablencss.
Eddie Hard, 18 months old, son of the
proprietor, was playing near the animal
and came within its reach. 'l‘bemot-her
called the child away, but too late. The
ferocious animal seized the infant by the
head and shook it as a terrier dog would
shake a rat.
The mother, reckless of. danger, rushed
to the rescue of her babe and might have
been turn to pieces but for the quick pres-
ence of mind of the father scaring the lion
with a whip. The lion let go the child,
but it was a corpse, its baby bend crushed
out of semblance to anything human. The
affair caused a panic in the crowd. which
quickly dispersed.
Another Chicago Failure.
CHICAGO, Aug. II.—S[5rIIgIIn, Fmith&
Co, wholesale dealers in' plate aml win-
dow nines. niao furniture manufacturers,
failed. Judge Goguin of the superior
court appointed a receiver for the concern
upon the application at William Sprague,
the soniorpartncrof the firm. William ii.
lli'egaard was made receiver, and hlsliond
was fixed at $iuo,lioo. The appointment
of a receiver was the result of the filing of
a number of judgments by confession
against the concern uahort timoago. 'l base
were seven in number and were for
amounts aggregating over redone.
The Maine’s Injuries.
WASIIIYI'II'I‘I‘IX, Aug. Ii—Tbe docking of"
the l'nited States steamer Maine at .Vor-
folk has revealed the extent of the injuries
sustained by the ship in touching fl coral
bank while cooling in Florida waters.
Hoveraieof the bottom plaice were found
to be preesed in. but none of tlIII Trainee
was injured. and as it would consume
some limo to maize repairs, which are not
necessary at present, the ship will be
taken out of deck at once and sent to join
Admiral llunee e squadron oil Sandy
flock.
New England Labor Conference.
liAII'rroua. Aug. I‘5.—-Thouighih session
of the Saw England labor conference was
held at Central Labor hall, with Zl‘J dolo-
gates. representing all the principal cities
of New England, in atIcIIdanI a i'rcsidcnl
'1‘.k'.'l‘rncy of Boston presided. 'l‘he Ives-
alone were, devoted to the presenting of re5
ports. The object of the conference is to
promote the lute-nuts. of the New IIIIleInd
clgarmahers, also to dcviw means to bring
the blue label more promixumtly before
the public.
Three Killed In an Electric Storm.
OMAHA, Aug. Il.-i)uring the severe
Ihunduratorm here three persons wI-ro
struck and killed by lightning. hire. ’/.y5
hora was just leaving church when she
wan ntruck lll'illl. Fred Mayor was killed
on his wagon in the northern part of the
oily. Leroy l'arter, near I'oIIIII'il lliul‘fs.
was seeking refuge from the stoma with a
pitohfork IIII-r hie uhouidrr. The bell
IIIruIlI the fork and pureed throluzh hie
body, killing him-
Ill; Failures In Montreal.
Minimum, Aug. Ii.—-Two failures In
this city this Work will aggregate III lin-
bllltiI-ri about Milmiiiili. ’l‘hollrms are Rob-
on r‘IIreytli. marble dealer and granite
paving block manufacturer, llahiiltiee
timinuiu, and Dupuis Frame, retail dry
goods merchant, liabilities ililomou. An
IIIIIIIIIIIIily lame number of country deni-
ers have failed recently, but the figurcearv
sIIIali. .
Sugar May lie Higher.
\l'MiIINInoN, Aug. il.~’l'he l'nited
Staten consul at llatavia. .lavu. has in
formed the Main Ilepartnwht that the or
port duty of ti cents for Mill kllonwirra on
aliuar, abolished done i. limb, was re
stun-Ii Juno l last. About one-filth oi
the IIIII'IanIlmportrd into the United SIIItrI
come from the Fast indies. llntaviu be
lag the lll'ill'lllilt shipping point.
llrnwned In the Canal.
Camus. 0.. Ana. tum-[might l.out1.
Iiiliiulei‘r, aged 17, of Canton wan drowned
in the canal III-arIblII city. He, willie
number of conIpanionII. left a family re
union to go hunting. They want in swim-
thing. and in making a diva yonnu Loutz-
I-IIlIeisIIr stuck in the wit road which
forum the bottom of the Navarro canal.
lie-Governor Anthony Dead.
'i‘ornka. Ann. It—ltx-Iioverner (learnt
’l'. Anthony died at his home in tide rily.
ilnhad been ill about three Wl't'liil. “I
Who governor office-an from lid? to one
and was appointed superintendent of in-
suranm by tiovarnor Merrill. which office
he held up in the time of his death, He
leaves a widow and one child
The Inquest III Atlantic City.
ATT.A.'€'I’II' IIIII', Ann. li.--'.l'hn "lech
inquiry into the ounce of the railroad Illa.
tuner is still in progress Coroner Mo
banaldin ”data the inquest will he can
tillllll'li tonight and that the Jury will
promptly render a verdict.
rpm of Electric Power.
NIIIIIAIIII Facts. Ang. II. 5-5-Theprice for
electric power delivered in buffalo from
Magma l-dlls has been fixed at New
hempower per year.
Weather tone-at.
li‘eir: cooler: numeric «lean.
lotion, at Home.
I'l' 18 Oddball-3D T0 OllBA’S I‘EIBIIDB.
Inrther Evidence of Spanish Brutalltlee
In Henna-The Incarnate Keep Woy.
ler'e loldiere Burp-War News Received
Through hpeln'e I’reee Bureau.
MADlllD, Aug. 0.-—'i‘he trouble in the
proldnne of Valencia, nominally due to
the imposition of new taxes, is believed to
be the result of a Republican movement.
The patrols of gendermee have captured
several bands. and a squadron ef cavalry
is new in pursuit (if a hand which tried to
enter a village near Valencia. No disorder
has occur in Madrid. in the chamber
of deputiu Honor Fernando tics-(iayon,
minister of the interior, said that the gov-
ernment believed that the disorders in the
province of Valencia were fomeuted by
the friends of the Cuban rebels
The most auI-iouaL diatorhunceq occurred
in the outskirts of the city of \ulencia,
where 50 men. armed with rifles, paraded,
shouting, “Down with thetaxcsl" "Down
with the government!” and defying the
authorities to interfere with them. They
at last made an attack orttheoiliclaie who
collect the actroi—the tax upon provision»
of all kinds loitering the city—and at-
tempted to shoot them.
A strong force of police was hastily die-
patched ,to the scene. The police IvI-re
greeted with a volley by the riotere, who
proved themselves had marksuuen, none of
the police helm: bit. The latter then
charged upon the mob, which speedily dis-
persed. Five of the mob, including a
woman, were wounded. 5
Similar disturbances are reported from
villages in the province, and many arrests
have been made. The authoritice charge
that the trouble is lamented by the Re-
pulillcane.
Spanish lteporte From Havana.
5 HAVANA, Ang. II. ~Generni Ochando has
already moved from the palace to the lie-
tel lnulntorru upon the relinquishment of
his oilloe as chief of the general staff, and
be will return to Spain on Aug. 8. _
A serious dispute has occurred, no a re-
port published in this city alleges, between
the insurgent loadcre Guerra and Agra-
month as a result of which the latter has
been killed.
The in? urgent band. led by Hernandez,
consisting of 2.10 men and Il of the woolen
fighters called amnzous, have killed with
the machete four cart drivers and have
murdered the proprietor of a tobacco plan-
ration at Rio iI'o. in the province of l'innr
dol lilo. and also bin wife. three some and
II daughter. Three other children were so
rionsly wounded at the same time. and a
young lady I? years old had her arm sov-
ercll from her body The band afterward
burned the house.
Fifteen of the prisoners confined in Mar.
ro castle have been released.
The insurgents in the province of Plum
dei lilo have issued II warning to the peo-
ple not to travel on the railroad. us they
are preparing to dynamite all trains.
The town of Santa. in the I ruvlnce of
Santa Clara, has surrendered to the insur-
gents.
information was brought to :I uucrrilla
force that thorew'ere ten insurgents at the
plantation of (ieeoria. The guerrillas
thereupon left in pursuit, accompanied by
the informer, but they were suddenly met
by a heavy fire, as a result of which h lieu-
tenant and several guerrillas were killed.
Several skirmishes have occurred in the
provinces of Havana. i’inar doi l'Jo. Mir
teams and Santiago do ('uha, as the 1'!"
suit of which the insurgents had 23 killed
and i! wounded. while it is atllolnily {lil‘
sericd the troops lost 4 killed and 22
wounded.
Cuban Ollirer Ilene-arr! at Key Wont.
Kiev \Vrtn'l', Aug. I'..—'l'wo more ntiivcre
of the Cuban army wore picked up by the
pilothont .lamr-sJewott and brought in
barn. ThI-ir names are Enrique {helm and
.loan ltoaello. They were in a small open
boat and claim to have come from I‘ rdo-
IIas. Advices lrom l‘uhn Hate the the
slaughter of innocent. Cubans not only
continues outside of the cities. hilt Ihat-
recently three young lili‘ii were emailed in
Olimpia street. Havana. and afterward
L'iiird.
Did film Hope Will: an I'IIIbrolln Blender?
llquI.r;'I'n.\‘. S. .i., Aug. o.—-i-‘armer
Joshua Miller of this plow is mourning
Ilu- hum of his wife. .luhn Brynn, who in
wall known throughout Ihi~ petition of
how .iI-reoy flrl an umbrella mondvr. in
mining. and the farmer sIIspeI'tI-I that tho
two bavI- gone together. They, it is said.
were IIeI-n at the railroad depot together,
and the farmer say» he is sure that the
umbrella nIeudcr has Irene with his wife.
lie iIIIII alerted a search for his mission
wife. but has not found anylrncona to
or bill. flirII' lluii they look.
Knight-I Militant on Parade.
in H'MII, Aug. o.~'l'ho iI'ulghlII Mili-
taut, Iidd Fellows, made II IIIIIaIIilch-nt
chewing in their parade in spin-of tin-fact
that. the number in line was not anywhere
near mi larae fltl had been l'XI'l‘cTUll. This
woo duo. the oiiicere claim. to the fIII-t
that the railroads refused III grant cheap
fans. and many cantons which had in
tended being pram-nt rI-Ioained at home.
'iheruwure about moo kIIighnI in line
and right hand». l“orty5IWo Itillilliilll were
rI'pre-IIIIIIIId.
invited by the hiierlm
lll‘iTAlIi, Aug. o.—~l-lII-rilf Lamy iIII
itI‘iIJ'Il all the available edema of the Slow
am l‘cwor and Development eoIIIpany, the
corporation that started outta build the
power canal and carry on tho Imprum.
llll‘lllfllllilllliml in the model rity, Lewin-
ton, Niagara county. 'lho aeimro wan
made at the iiirtnnvn of the American
Type l-‘ouuders I‘tlllilllllly, whit h furnished
printing; machinery lathe company.
.lI-alquu Prompts a Double Crime.
lilili'l‘t’liltii, Arm. ituilonhvmoio lite»
nice. nirmi Iliyearu. ilfllpl’il‘if'l'tiifll II bonni-
itlu house on Potter IIlrIIIIt, iii lyina at the
City hmIpIuIl In a critical condition as the
result of an attempted murder by her affl-
IIncmi, ritoveao lionoaver, who afterward
shot hiuuielf, with fetal results. Jealousy
was the cause. ‘
"ann- Ilclurne to Cleveland.
an Yoitii, Aug. ltd-Chairman ilanna
of the Republican national committee
had a conference with Thomas i'. Matt
and decided not to open the New York
campaign until after the noun convention.
Ana co. Dir. ilnana wI-ut Watchm-
plan In Philadelphia
A (train Dealer Aclllmc
CLEVELAND. Aug. li.«-—~.li|llittll '1‘. Erica.
II grain dealer at iieilvnr, It. made an an
ligament to Frank behold. Llalililtlel
about ”0.000; mm unknown.
l 3 Made
5 am ermine-51
ale, i'orincrceereteryn of the Mutual AnI
Tensibeae complicit. a coma
valuable franchises from
hoielnle
which coco
thmelty through, it was eliezed,\r
Iran the star witness at the session of the
senatorial investigation cennultteemnd his
testimony was of II sensational character.
.Gale was mysteriously absent during the
investigation of the bribery charges by a
committee of councils about two years ago,
and his appearance at this time caused a
flurry in the hearing more. lie gave his
testimony in an easy, nuturnly manner.
Mr Gale said that he had been given a
$0,000 share certificate of the stock with
instructions to divide it into 75 eertiilontes
of II shares each, 2.’Iecrtliicates of 20 IIhIIree
each, It certlllclitca of mill shares each and
:3 certificates of 1,5;5 nharee each. These
last two certlih. ates, he said. were made
out in the names of Dave Martin, the
political ioudir of this city, and State n‘en-
ator Charles A. .i’ortor.
The two too share certificates were at
Ierward diIideIl in 50 lots of :30 chores
. each. The witness said he tool: theme eer-
tliieates to the Republican city committee
rooms and gave them to Mr. Martin. The
latter said, according to the witneirs. that
(dale Would have In indorse the certifi-
cates. The witness tcntitiod that he went
ever to the citiee of Tax Receiver Taylor
in company with James Handley. Then,
he said, he returned to the Republican city
committee rooms and handed the certifi-
cates to Mr. Martin, who placed them in
a pripsack.
(Sale said that be was spending a vaca-
tion in liaitimore when the councilmanic
investigation was in progress. While
thoce he not a telegram from John P.
I’erech. president of the AIttoIIIatic com-
pany, asking that he meet him in New
York. The meeting took place. accord-
ing to the witness, in the law oiilce of ex-
(ievernor Waller. He said that during
the councilmanie investigation Mr. Mar—
tin visited ’l‘rcnton twice for the purpose
of conferring with John 1’. Person. '
George Person, who was in the employ
of the Mutual Automatic cnmpany. cnr5
roborated liala'a mory. He described how
the stock was "split up,” and said he was
at the allies of the company when Mr.
Martin called to get thocertiflcatcs. The
witness then told how he had gone to Sew
'I'ork during the investigation of the tele-
phone scandal and detailed various sums
of money which. he alleged, had been paid
to him by Air .‘lartin William l'ersih.
another brother. corroborated some of the
most essential parts of George l’orech'e
test i m on y.
The hearing will be continued.
BASEBALL. '
NATYOE‘I'. \l ”2.th i" (I .Ui’ES
At Baltimore—
Iluliilucro ........ 3'0 0 :2 l 0 ,5 1 ‘—-lil
New York........U o o o :i ll i o o—— 5i
llnltiiiIIIrII—Hilu. ill; errors. 1. Nu.
York—Title. I'I; errors, 5.
At Brooklyn--
Brooklyn ......... Ii 0 I: i 0 0 0 i ‘—- a
Philadelphia ..... o o I) II o 0 o o 3-55 :i
llroIIi.lyn-—ilil.~1, ll; errors, 2. l’i:‘.in
dolphin—Hits. II; errors, i.
.‘\t laiuisVilio— *
l’itlxhurg ......... l o o I l (I o 7 0—13
l.oui~.'\iliu.........i Ii l :I u ii i II II..- 1i
i'lltsburgnllith, Iii; errors, -I. Louie-
vlllo—lllts. ii; errors, 3.
At Boston.-
lioeton.... ......... :l o o 0 c i l o o.— .‘I
\l'a-Iblnirton.....,l II o o o i o o :1.— I
Boston—Hits, Ii; errors, 1. Washing
[till—”lid, l'I: L‘I'l‘lii'h', ii.
Suicide Follmva thIlpatlon.
S'I‘. Lol in, .\u,z. IL—J. ii. 'luikcr. a
reputed wealthy atockman of Kansas i‘liy,
who hue been stopping at the Lindeil hotel
with liiri wife. out his throat and died in
his room. lie bail been on a prolonged
spree. and it Mir'lllti he had no mom-y with
which topny his holl‘l bill. When Mrs.
’l'IuiuIr. who had left Itulr room for .1
short time. returned and fonndiwr buI-I
baud dead. aha lIIIIanIo fr mill and threat-
l‘lll'll to take her own life 'iiII-cra/Id
wunuul ruched from the hotel. and porno
oiiieura wen- iIIIInI-dlnleiy so!“ out to find
her. i'p to II izItIv hour they “on: lllinili“
oouafui.
Brazilian iovrrrignly ”In Trinidad.
i’atm‘. Aug. Ii.-I\ telegram rereivml
in n- from lilo .ianciro rays that Ilu l'o.
luau..- it lilillistl‘l’ii iqu‘ modmr'ihomuml
liilwiro l”IrrI-IrI.I lulu informed the ll ra
‘Ililllll goII-rIInII-III that lurmt lirimin has
nun-mi to recognize Iho lirazillananvor-
eighty over tho Island of Trinidad. which
won taken [-liflet‘n‘fllilli of by “root ilrilaiu
I'Iirii' lli lhilfi for Hill as It I illiil- Hiilliuli on
the ground that llrdllllllil Filll‘f’l‘lghiy
III or the iIlanIl iuul iapmu owing to non-
occupation.
lire-inn Going Abroad.
W.II-IIIMI‘I'II\. Aug. o5 WEI-nuiary ilIIr-
but, who had jib-l returned from Aloha
IIIII. boarded the liolplriu at Alexandria
and with Mini Herbert and hi5. mm mm
r), Millill at lifill‘ for \‘awiIIIrr
down for a ll] N I b there f n tl: l‘ mavmh II of
the opening or the WIII’CIIHI‘W' and iII hook-
ed to soil irmn New York on the l'ltii on
the St. l.IIulI fern iIriI-f mention in Eu-
rope.
Klilgllia of Labor .“illlltl.
IfirzinMn. Ana. Il.——'i‘lw Knight! III
Labor. at ll Inertial: hold in re. took «up»
toward the orunnivntion of II military
wuipuuy. i.IIII~ra wrrn iii‘lli'fi‘l‘ I..-m to
all the local III-oviuhihw. III-Hm: with in
“Which n certain number of lhl‘ll' bodied
lill'll. 'liIu lllll‘lllllili in
rI-uiinvnl of about too llil‘illlll‘fli and drill
them in military lur‘lica
TELEGRAPHiC TICKS.
lliiu man Wm killed and “Hi Worn no
veroiy wIIIIIulI-Il in a light in Alabama
over polities.
Eni‘nnurenman item-ii (i. llurr upro-
ml the iiIIpIIbiII an l‘lliililillflil in helii‘nska
by it wrench at Lincoln.
The iiuumili lent the I’uicnia in the
hill of Tim XIV \m‘iit Chili liI-ut from
New London to SI‘WIIJ"
hire. ilIIIry ii. Abbey hm fur-min II mu
nuaimt her illifiluelilhllin well known New
York tlionirb .Il teenager, to l‘l'l are a III-pn-
raiiou. Hie. declares that he il"!ii‘i'it'll her
and treated her shockingly while under
the iailnvuoa of ballot.
Alice iii‘fifll‘)’ Iiramned that. lwr Iii-tor.
hire. l.ari.in III ('lltuon Imam». lirookiyn.
was lrylim in out her throat. l-ihn awoke.
rolled on M and altavlmi Mrs. barkin
while the latter Iva- nnlrr'p, lllllli‘llllil
many dangerous onIrIIlII.
'i'wu iirooiziyu Immature. the Elev lien
ry Ilsiou, a .‘lothmiirt clergyman. and the,
iiov. Michael Murray, poll”? of at nlhoilr
church, are mixsiua. The “Nine! iult harm
on Monday last and lots not returned
Fella-r Murray failed in "[pr after a
surf bath at Rectum] end is believed ll:
be drowned,
'. If...
bribery of councilman of both branches, 5
lie Jev
III (Ii'ullilill‘ .1;
~ MON DAY,
Daily at 10:30 a. m.
FOR NORWALK,
FOR NEW YORK,
Fine Printi
a I
at
the
WRAPS AND SLEEVES.
flow to Sew and Press Cloth Seams—Sleeves
Large and Hmeil.
rap-4 are still worn when it is not too
Worm i'nl'ni‘y kind of wrap.
Ill lililklllt,’ an rumble Izzil‘lui'nt of cloth
Iiu' E-i'llflil‘. it!" neuuiiy made by folding’ ouc
lw-milli upon 'z'zoIlzrr :Iml Stitching it
Iiown flu: Iel.‘ iii!’ in unwortwn row-t. This
pin-e sub We and lii'mnws as “1’” as
an 0 HI I t- I.f I.. ilI-r finish An I ': :nuiI: atom
of .1 man’ 5 ovorwmt or a I omen 's III-ll
Iundc jan- iu-t v.i!i slim. ju-5t lIoII lili']lll"(l'$
Im- joined. Swain :Irx- always SM'I’i'll—(lb
l. :I.~i lg: thaw who Lnnw Ila-iv bueinI-ss—
lrI-II; top PI i-«tr ill'l. lint from lwttom to
top, and waving aiik is "liliilityt’ll except
for ration and linen fabr . 5.
The iron lint'll in pn-ssiug IlrI-«Inaklng
Ivor}; or any \i‘IKIlI'ii or silk good-a should
:IlII':I}'~' lII- 51-point“! from the material by
:I pin-I- of nomith Inn-din. If tlu- iron
comm in I'IIllfliM with the goods “34'” a
glossy Hiiilw will to pruduvcdqutv differ—
t'lif. from Ilw natural wit-«,Ilf thi- fabric.
For ormmwntoi smelling on cloth the
two thin-Looms 5!.I5uid be separated by a
worth...“ III:
limit] of mfl lull illicit Worried it'd-mid. A!
the «III-hing mil iiu'll uppvar mon- ovi-
IlI-nt
Fashion id nuueuziiiy lat list-t yrnr, and
pinion anything ”ml is law-Inning may be
worn Willi impurity. li-Illl lzlflt" and
email “luv“‘r‘ are III-mi. and built hllill‘i are
Ir'rIIIIII-wl in every I'oIIrI-iIIIlIiI- fashion. All
light rii‘t'l‘l 4 how min.- sort of Iimpvry or
IvrnIIIIIIIIIIIIIlIII at Iiwiop I.» give tin-mu
l‘ilifnlllt’ll lineIdIiI tithe uhmiidrre. fora
ihlillill‘ii I hanm- from the llllilll'li-fl pulls in
i aim lutrly no artificial llh‘l’l'il-u' of width
Would in. :I abut-l. in the eye,
The iiiuulrmion chow» III'oetlInichvr out
of down III-or, the skirt of which in of
plain said-I will; llll'l it llllil’lllillit'll. The
time lltIiIIIr luaiiwv it of l‘In-rlp- milk, iI:Iv5
lug: pink and while liIrunIs on a mule
around. 'l‘iw abort lHWIillI' in \i'f')‘ full, and
the bodice "pom in front mor- II vimlof
plain nahlo silk fastened with nllwrl-III-
ion-I filldll’fiifliiil‘lill‘ll with imvuof l'llllfl'illll
mtm war-mi by man- iuIIIoIoI The plain.
tight. rim-Ive Im' of lunch» hill.. and have
adruir'rynt the top of llll‘ IIIIIIII‘ Iranian
The I'Iif'fn or" of riiwmld Ntllll, tlu- crawl.
and wrist fl’ill'ilif lam:
.li'idi? traction.
The- Intent.
l‘nran—Wl‘ho i-I the lo/imt boy in your
Ila-ti. Johnny?
Johnny-54 dunno.
“i ulmuid think you would know. When
all the ulht‘fi (Irv lllllilI-fl'itlillly writing or
IIIIIIiyloIrtla-irkwnw, who in he that site
itily ill his ml IIIIII “uh-luvs the hill. lu-
stwul of working himvifz"
“Why. the {winner “‘. 555555 Marion 1‘" litre
Min Mary E. Wilton». who has bu n
Vienna: in thie rity row IIIiy, say» a
New York exchange, chow-I liitln- oni-
vvarvi mm of her pma'nt condition of
irmililliim, I‘ll" never limkmi prettier
lint nprn'arml iurm- ninirlllimr aiul bril-
liant. Only a IraiuIIi profmsimud eye
or ill“ III-arching law» of an intimate
friIIIIi would detect in h: r annealed
countenance and rhrrrfni demeanor any
the“ of ill" urine-I mrvous trouble
which hail for‘ml thin Ilieiinnnieiwd anI-
ihor to lay mid“ all Wink—4W”! the
ran-Ii \t‘lllm' first chm til Im- in lite hand!
of but imiiliai‘w’rl. Thor!- in little prom
prrt that sin-will be able to 111!an
work resin for mouths to me.
a
and Friday at 5 p. at.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m.
COMMENCING.
JUNE 22,
5 THE PROPELLERS II 5
City of Noruiaik, Eagle and Vuicaij,
Will iehvc picr ‘23, East Rider, New York,Z (Beek’maa street.)
FOR SOUTH NORWALK,
Extra boat, Monday, Wednesday
I
Leave So.Norwaik Daily at 6 p. to. Leave Norwalk,Tues- ‘
day, Thursday and Saturday at 5 p. m.
”8
specialty
Sentinel Office!
PATENT
MEDICINES
EASY AND PLEASANT 'I'O TAKEI
At Our Prices!
Geo. C. Stillson’s
f \.
/
( DRUG STORE.
\_
or Washington St, So. llorwelh.
Charlie
and I
ask you for your trade
because we believe we
can please you. We
are willing to take the
chances and try. Our
goods are all right,
and we know it, and
you ll know it, too, if
you uyihcm. Ask for
Connecticut
Creamery
”Butter
Cream of lili‘. Cream,
1" incstol the fine.
Zic lb; 5 lbs,
$i.00.
Loerazo elects,
ll North Main Street.
i'ainlun, i'lcaunl.
IIIIlliraiin (Incl
iaIiIIIrtoTIu-d den
without datum cf
slurtmeorthritul
unpleasant clietl.
PRIVATE DISEASES
“4-on
MEN AND WOMEN.
s. i More Home new
hit Iznprr pm 7 w.
(ti if price (,oinpleleouiht.
Iril guarantee to cure or nine mama
Home irealmehllmoli firIr to stays
on receipt of III cent; In slainpeior not .
"4|? B... I. 0. iinww ”ll, lulu, Ifi.
Norwalk Chronicler