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int Mkr or ii iii: no a
ans: animus.
on» Account: consuls" Current Events
. W From its NW and My:
' oi Typical Muslim Towns
Security Council, N. P. U., 'will meet
tonight. '
Mrs. William R. Nash, of Main street.
Norwalk, is quite ill...
Daniel Hanlan's case Will come up in
the Town Court, tomorrow.’
I Charles 1). (3. Betta, of Norwalk, was
seventy-seven years of age yesterday.
"A ten-inch water main for East
Wail street has arrived and will be laid
as soouas the grading of the street is
completed.
Miss Bertha Crank, of East Hunting "
Ridge, has picked, the present season,
225 quarts of huckleberries, all of which
were sold in Stamrord.
Conductor Milton Clark and Motor-
man Fred Andrews, of the Norwalk
Street Railway line, resumed their
duties yesterday, after a vacation.
The Connecticut National Guard
should be thankful for the weather it is
having for its outing at Niantic. A
better week could not have been made to
order.
Ridgeiield has decided that. bicyclists
must not ride on the sidewalks of that
village under any circumstances. It is
said that the bicyclists will call another
town meeting.
Miss Antonie Quaas. Henry Kaiiilif’s
fiance, will sail from Hamburi.r for
New York on the steamer" l’atria, Aug-
ust 30th. and expects to arrive here
about September loth. ‘
Attorney John J. Walsh. of Norwalk,
attended a session of repnrseutative silver
Democrats at New Haven, yesterday.
Mr. Walsh was appointed one of the or-
ganization committee.
Henry Bonner, janitor of the Frank-
lin street school, has erected two slate
blackboards, each ten feet long, one in
Miss Margaret R. Weed's room, 'and the
other in lilies Augusta Bracken's room.
George Can. of ill Riverside. avenue,
will petition for a license' to open a
saloon at his house. The cudorsers of
Mr. Carr‘s application are James ll.
Reilly. Hugh Monohun, A. Williamson,
Michael Kennedy and John Fell.
Some boys in lilechanics street, Non
walk, were teasing a horse belonging to
Charles Kollins, a coal man, yesterday
afternoon. He threw a stone at them
and tWent through a window into (i.
ll. Denton's news store, breakiiu: an
oval show case It will cost Mr. Kollins
its to make good the damage. lle threat-
ens to have the boys arrested for teasing
his horse.
Thousand islands.
fine of the most facinating and dc-
sirablo excursions this season is that.
offered by the itm-reation Tourist com‘
pany, a grand personally conducted
fouralay trip. Tuesday, August :33, to
'l‘hounand islands. in the heart of the
St. Lawrence river eouniry,
which pays all necessary expenses of
trip. including t‘aill‘mil fare. rutretain-
meat at ll‘l-l hotcl~‘. ('ulilluiii book also
includes tickets froml'layton io.\lcx-,
l-hall ilol doubt that howill llrt‘lhcwllolrh .
undriu liay and return. by strainer tit.
laawrcncc: filly-mile u able union: the
islands, \vcird wareh-bghi excuraviou
Wmhnwhiy evenoic. and ode trip to
lv’iuuulou.l‘umda. We ('Hlllllii‘llll this
trip an a most lll‘ll‘llllli‘ onc.
your tickets at once of l l. W. Harris. or
l'm'k d- liiwhop, New llaven 4M copy
of New lioxland Tourist.
It i-
ll not. you have missed half the fun oi
being thimr.
Willinms’ Roof Bert TASTES good
and ill need.
"liar lollu have iriednvcry cm: of so»
called nmlvin‘rr (What l. and h nt‘ found
that Williams' is the rno-i snticiyinp and
healthful temperance drink on the man
lrcl." Whv punish tour anurh with
inferior articles f it tests but a trifle
to have
Williams
Vittoria A“ I scrmm co.
anisr'i, Lou.
urns.
Mayo-ant... . . u..- ..
for Sllfi
.‘iI-I‘iil’i“
Various States Send Delegated
to lndiauapolis Convention.
A‘soou roe (lOVBBliOR scarves.
Kentucky Gold Mon Suggest Him For
Vice President on the rude Ticket.
Colonel, Breekinridxo lie-entering Into
Blue Gnu Politics—Campaign Gossip.
LOUISVILLE, Ann. 2L~Kentucky Dem-
aural-s who are not in sympathy with the
Chicago platform raised their standard,
sad the Bourbon state will lead the pro-
:ession to Indianapolis. The convention,
which inctnt Music hall, contained some
300 delegates, who filled the central por~
tion of the hall set apart for them, while
on the stage wa re many of the men who
have fought llnnuicrmy's hattlesln the
state for» a “dimer of a century. Air or-'
rumination was efiooted, the selection of
the various districts for committrcmon,
electors and delegates were rimorted, and
an address was delivered by ('olonel,W. C.
if. Brecklnrldge that aroused a whirlwind
W. C. P. liliEf'KlNill’DHE.
if enthusiasm. The eloquent colonnl's re-
ippnurauco into public life mm the occa-
-ion for one of his bcstu-il‘orts, lie pitched
into the Chicano platform with might and
main and declared it. was the duty of Ken-
tucky ihunocrnts to compass the defeat of
liryun and Sen-nil, whose election, he do-
clured, would he thcgruntest calmnitythnt
could befall the. people of this country.
Breekinridge Against Brynn.
In the course of his address t‘olonel
lirmtklnrhlnc said:
"My fellow in mocrars. measuring my
words and \veighinu them with all tho
precision of which l mu copnhlcaml will-
ing to hear whatever may come from nt~
luring: them. speaking for myself alone. I
believe that the election of Mr. Bryan is
the greatest national calamity that can be-
full our people. and for one l hllllllll" all in
my power to prevent it. This is above all
permnulitlcs. dear as they are to me, and
dearer to me than to any man living,
above all traditions of party :ifllliatloi'is,
precious as these traditions are to me per-
sonally and to the generatiom of my be-
loved family behind me. Higher than all
other duties or this nuunent, the duty of
today is for the llemovrutic party to d.-
.lml i believe that if this convention
means anything. if you who have come
here from the field and the form, from the
oilice oi‘ the doctor and of the lawyer. the
l-uniier and the merchant. this represent-
alive body that I see before me, never
surpassed in all llll' history of ‘lv’entur-Ly,
which in the very warp and \voofof its
minimum and form. for by minim: up
here this tiny. with no perwnzil ollicc“ or
honor or rewards to gain or to give, if
you mean anything. it is not merely (h.-
Iillllli'l'IllUll of a platform, but it i- in the
i-vrcution of a purpose that Kentucky
Phil” not vote for Mr. llryau at the com—
in}: election.
"i am not here to make personal
charges or to iiwpermnul llllllll" ’l'bnt
nouns to me not to come up to the bhrh
level of flu-occasion. its not :i- to whcth~
M Mr. iiryan l~ the linltliilcu. lhuvn noth-
iiu: to say of Mr. llryuu that l~ not kindly
rad pinpoint. i now u for created lhnt
ho beilcvw what he llllul‘i. fortbe rnpaclly
Io When-wrung: linings l~ undeveloped.
l
.
i have naught to my tint would in any
way l‘t'llct'l upon llll‘l :l'llih ll“ llt'llt'\l"~
that platform. and .‘u lin l-I'llcivs it, if in-
bo an hone-t and moiraueoun man. and l
Houer of that olhco In unlu- that platform
‘Ilu' policy of tho American gioorulucui.
and thu~ i-clh vim: on! of muipllnwui to
ill! houmly. thm believing: in Jib-Lice lo
lri‘. poml charm-fer. h;; the help of iiod he"
”hull lll‘il'l" lmveou opportunity."
Buckner For \in- l'rniiirnt.
: 'n". f» [lowing ll'llt'mili n of largo to Ho-
lndlauepolluouwui ion worowhnwm Hov
.rnur ‘~ ll llliu'luwr. .\ .I i'.lt'rnil, W.
t‘ l’, l.rccl.llirlilg'o:Hui Willldln I" llrow
‘d. r. The phol‘ rm, which won uonulmom
lv mloplml, ”roll-o ll li’i llilultl Hillillu'll- nl
ltutloumuto, it me o m-H‘ru' urmimuocot
of the (image pl-ul-vrni. \\lill‘ll\\:i~ de
nlurwl to be 'nUIllilioiuil'i ulnl dmlruw
tun of III liuwt‘nl to Iirlliripl» m '" The mill
villi'lill‘fi \vt't‘r' ill'lli-Illo‘l'll, .‘ll’ llriii'l llcllii.‘
rclvrrmi to out l'opul'm and Mr. r-i-woll
4"" "n Milwldimi nhlpbulhlcr and a high
pronwiorilut.“ It contained a Moon: pm n
rtitnlloii tl‘
which the calhvriou “an mlhwl , nnuwly.
the mululctiultcc of “mill" plumber on .1
mid aiuiu‘lord, it built for revenue only.
loiv intention and cl'nnoiuluul mi etoiiluru,
chll col-vice rrlorm the duly I-l' llu' H'H
”tumor to pound thu- col/m nttvl pp.
property from lawlessness. no imhpcmlcul
and uoimlmhlntul illilll'liiT)‘. “we delete
mmon of l'im'lfll privllcua-a. ~umpionrv
builderion.cos-ermuuiiini lrtvi rill-mdmuu
Hm nml olhch format of pairrrmlialtt and
d lwsit‘iv lio‘l'iraohovhl of ill-t unlit-ml lhvlo,
~l'rlltlr administration iii-cry nonllon of
tilmelmul or l'urlhle during the compo
limp one or... lcil n lib an outburst of op
gluuw. lill rotation of illilotiri llrcrhlu
rilluc on otuvlulrocni in thc platform “"lh
«lupin! urging the humiliation "l imwrn
r #1 ll liocbucr for vie—v pmblrni by the
lm‘linlopolls mhvohlioii.
iii-“inlays Lorin of Atropine".
l AWN“. U. Amt 'fl ._ in Mr liinlcv
has torched from ”or printer the but
pried-limo: of hisl lmihcotulou letter of
vimwpizmw. i'lvll litter will prim-3am
print in illmc silvv r leaders who lmvo been
”intonation that “It. McKinley is lcalh lo
Apmk cut his cnrnll'li'mi on the borrctuv
unflioo if him many fmnt porch xpvw-b
M here. in Whlrh he has nywnmily d1
Marni biuwell‘. are not coulomb, his letter
.4 turrplutexc will lie. and there will he
no further clonin- as in his "fillliih. The
, letter will contain a complete and comm
lent the election of llrynu and Si-wnll. ‘
and emotional youth 1- evircnmly great ,i
the principles- to chum-min "
M I . .. . l
.a t - an em %
r .. (lord and why he is oohvlnud‘i
til , free and unlimited coins of silver at
thtizretio otlti-to twoni multidisci-
Tbe letter will be given to thnpuhlle early
next week. It will thus appear before Mr.
Bryan's letter of acceptance.
Crolter for Brynn.
New Your, Aug. :21.-The Journal says
that lilchnrd Croker, the Tammany inad-
cr, now in England, is in favor of the
nominees of Chicago convention. lt puhv
llsheu the following or the substance of a
letter written by Mr. (Smoker to a friend
in this city with reference to the action
of the Tammany hall executive committee
in indorslng the Democratic ticket: "You
well know I am out of political. but [they
be pardoned for expressing; the personal
opinion that Mr. Sheehun was entirely
right in using his influence to secure the
llldnrstillllmWJ Bryan and h‘uwall by the
’l‘annunny executive eonuuittoo. It was
the only thing for a llcuu‘icrot to do. and
Mr. Shoehan should be commended for
pursuing at a crisis like this a purely
Democratic course. Were l occupying Mr.
Sheehnn’s position I should have done just
as he has done. ”
Mr. Cleveland'n Attitude.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.——Thc Herald's
Washington correspondent says: "Pres-
ident Cleveland favors the nomination of
a sound money Democratic ticket by the
Indianapolis convention. Ilmvo positive
information from absolutely reliable
sources that the presidentnnd his cabinet,
with the exception of Secretary Smith.
will support the nominee of the lndiaunp‘
oils (univontlon. It is still an open ques-
tion whether the president will in a form,
a way give his ludorsemeut to the third
ticket nmvomont, but when the eouvew
tion meets his friends there will be able
to state that practically the entire admin
istrntiou. under the lead of the president,
can be depem‘ied upon to approve and
stand by the verdict of the convention."
\ Bryan's Itinerary.
Urrsn Run lloox, N. '11. Aug. ~21..—'l‘hc
complete itinerary of the lleuioernlin can-
didate, William J. Bryan. so far arranged
is as follows: Aug. 25, Albany, from 4:30
to ill 1). m., speech. Aug. ’lll, Syracuse,
than u. in. until 12‘ in., speech; ltmlhmter,
lulu until 2:30 p, m.; pass through llutfu‘
lo to liirio: speech at Erie at night. Aug.
127, lluifulo. afternoon and evening, speech.
.\u,z. ‘Jn‘. Medina in afternoon. speech;
Niagara Falls in evening. Aug. 28!, llor-
nolbu llle in afternoon, speech; Jamestown
in evening and thence lu (g'huutnurpm.
.\lu:. tilt. Chautauqua over Sunday. Aug.
iii, ('h-veland. speech. Supt. l. ('olulnbus.
0.. speech. Sept. 2, Toledo, speci'll. Sept.
:i. South llend. ind. speech. Sept. i. l‘bi-
clilzo. Sept. 5:. no direct to Lincoln. Nob,
by Burlington route, no stops.
Frisian Schema In Colorado.
l’l'rinln, (Join, Aug. 31.-"“-"rlli‘ lh-m‘
ocratic convention adopted a rewlution
looking toward furiou with fhn l’upulis'-
f and silver Republicans on a rill!" ticket.
l The ri-«ilutlou provides for the selection
lol’ electors "presenting nil futrfl-‘n and for
the selm'llon of a full stale ilt‘kct mul tho
appointment of a eommittce on fusion
with power to remove any of the cnndli
duh-s andsnlwtituteotlu:r~: i‘. S. ’i'honm4.
who would have lunch the clinic? of ”It
convention for governor had he not do»
eliued the honor, made a strong: speech in
ifavor of {ml-m. The action of Senator
l'vllv r in lcm log the Republican party. he
said. was the grandest exhibition of moral
coinage of modern lltnm‘.
insulin on the Campaign.
Karts.” Cirv. Aug. :21. — l-Tx Senator
John .l. lnun'ls has arrived in lion-ins
: l'ity. lie nddre-Ascd nwetlnus at both Rcd-
l field and For! Scott. " I find the nudh-nocs'
this year." said M r. lnznlls to .1 reporter.
"in be very nympntlu-tic. They seem to ho
icomposcd. as a general thing. of n miucel
l inn-"nu class. who are taking a pro-oi in
‘tcrcet in the issues of thocnmpnimi. l
il-.."ivo not been able to give tlm gold sob
iJv‘t’l llllll'll attention. but am of the «pin-
‘ ion that the liopuhlicun mute and nation-
al ticket will be slileI-l'lml by runny iii-.-
.-ntl-llcd llcuumr:it.~_ who will more that
gmmpemafe for the loss of the llepnbliean
‘2 \ulr ~. "
Morton lirriirws n lhnmnlimllon.
Ariuvv. Ann. ‘.'l,~ ll ha. lilo-fl gouip»
:cd “tout the mpilol for some limelJ'ot
llm “I‘lilllllli'flll ~filic l‘!!l|\|‘l|lll‘" Wmllil
uwntuuilv llnliliiiuic rhu- old twitot r».\lorr
3 ton and Sustain-«i in the inn-rm! of party
, micron-i and harmony. The! tall. ri'i'cfllly
l‘t‘l'1lllv nil slrnliulhot Hmcrtinr Morin“
, lllis con~uhml Willi lo~ friemb regarding
ii and hm reiterated more strongly than
wwr that. ho-vvill not Hoodlum ra-nominn
~ llii". lle my- that both lxi~ basin-w and
per..oml lhlvrmlx deuutul his niieutiou. ‘
ntul r-paclnlly iv lliluorouartlln;.: his lop-l
tum since the dent in of lil" former partner.
(irrirglu hold "numerals.
.\’l'i.i'-‘Ti. .xuu. filo-wit is o-ttlml that
,Heoruld will In» rcpt’mt'tillul at the convi-ip .
,lloll of the National lh'uun'ruiic party to
1... held in liolinuupolh >ept. 2. The com
[mime of Atlanta hold standard lh-u:
owls whiyh riceullv aunt out a lclicr nl
’lnvtliii‘y to the wild Ilclunu‘rur- Hi’ the ~lnlo
bun received rcplics from ovoi- for month»:
in line «into. The tenor of Ho no replies
lilulllliw lllli l'llllllllllll’i' lit lirto‘i'u'llllig Willi
the slate organization, and ii hm lll“'l\
definitelyilclormitmi to lizftilt' rich-gates lo
, ituliouapvdiu from em b of the ll ‘it'urglli
slit-trim».
unlit Mnndnrd in Maryland.
liAl'l‘monl‘. doc ‘.‘I .\ Hinton-um of
will! ntnudnrd llctme‘l‘uM \"il‘l hold of tho
oihco of ex l'onurmsman lwldor ‘llatner. at
which ll WM III‘I ltlml to into» it “all for n
. "If". mwtiuu of the uoltl {tutulm'rl lictu
mrntl Hi .‘lnrvlritul for tho porpn-o of .n
' lecili‘u: ill Ilchtuuli'e in rel resent thie plate
at the lnillmmpoliu comp nliou rod-t. .‘
llnid Denim-ruin in lirynn’n "Mimic-ii.
tininn. one. ‘11 wine pom onmhmi
lh'tuoerulh‘. ruprcsl'uluilvee in i'li'lll'rcmo
concluded to hem! ilrh-wiloi to the luda
nnupolln conrenihin and put a stale ticket
in him livlll. ”nil nl. rout-ling .‘l'if'lrm's
‘mndlllncy WM no! diwunucd. 'lhe body
«an Iutnnimoun for a stain and rational
. iiclml.
T'mhlhliiouistn For Free “lion.
linvvrti. Aug. iii. The i'rolohitiao
stain convention mloph-d run-lotion. in
law? of live free rolhnuonf no...» .51 1‘14
rlillo of in to l. Many of the dolomite: do
elated their intuition tovuo- for llryan
Mid Powell. A full Hill" in Ls: v r- lsu'l:
initial. bonded by W. A. )laz-uh for go.-
‘ eitiol’.
Palmer "rpm" lin» Imlnrsrmrnt.
t-‘rnmmmo. ills. ion 1! — sou-now
.lnht‘i Al. Palmer l: reported in having:
filtl. "i ll" lmi [trim the lotion“ mom u'
. Mclvltilcy at Imlimmpoli‘ 'l'lm' “ill in II
vimi‘vcniioti of the Sathmul lhmocmv‘v.”
trmisly to the people of the United States,
can ii
Safe literate of Dr. Manson's
Arctic Steamer.
rue crows dorenimtmors
Nanny Rejoice: Over the Nnumflli 'l'or.
mlu-tlou of the Point Expedition, Which
Brion Porn. in Al" ltnrdy Bounce-p-
tsin lvordrnp the Hero of the flour.
Colonialism, Aug. 2i.-—Dr. Nielsen's
erotic exploring ship From, which lieieft
lmbedded in the ice in order to explore the
sea north of the route he had proposed to
follow. has arrived at Skjorvo, in the prov-
ince of Trauma, Norway. ('uptnin diver.
drop, her commander, reported all well on
board. The From, he sold, called at Dunn's
island on Aug. H and now Professor An.
droe, whownssllll waiting for a favorw
able wind in order to enable him to at!
tempt. his balloon trip across the arctic re.
glolln. Captain Hverdrnp ennui after his
arrival mm. the following telegram to Dr.
Ni‘uisen:
"li‘rnm arrived safely. All well on
board. [moves at once for’i'rumso. Vel-
como homo. ”
llr. Nansen replied to this inessnge as
follows: "A thousand times welcome to
you aml all. llurrah for the From!"
The From has already started on her
way to Trenton, where Dr. Nansen will
meet her.
Additional details received from Skjervo
regarding llr. Nansen’s arctic exploring
ship From are to the short that the boat
drifted from a point 85.50 degrees north.
The greatest sen depth obtained by wunil<
ing was 2,135 fathoms. The lowest tem-
peruturo noted was Fr; degrees below zero.
Nansen Save» a fireman From ”an“.
F. ii. .lohnnsen, the stokcr, it is flfiflll‘t‘
ed, had a narrow escape froma terrible
death. He was attacked by a polar...heor,
but was rescued by Dr. Nansen, who shot
the animal. ,
lir. Nansen gained 22 pounds in weight
on his journey to Val-doe after leaving the
[*‘ram.
Professor 5. A. Andree. according to re
ports received here, told Captain riverdrnp,
who visited the ueronnnt. that it was now
too late to make the proposed ascent, and
that l5 would probably Hlmfl return to
Spirzberaen and make another effort. to
reach the north pole in a balloon um
April.
The From, it is sold. still has provisions
capable of sustaining her crow in the arc.-
tic regions for three years. lr'cnrinu that
the crush of' ice Would wreck the ship,
('nptniu M'I'rilrup and the crew were
obliged. nl'tcr llr. Nansrn left, to remove
all the sledge». provisions, ammunition
and light furniture,
Kip): il~cnr hus wired ('nptuinlltto .\'cuv
tunnn Sverdrup uprennn: sentiments of
the heartiwt Woh‘omu and comrratulutiug
him on the honor won for Norway. 'l'hcrrv
is great enthu.in~nu throughout the Horn.
bunting lit-in: evitywln-n- displayed. the
duvcornzions in the hurl-or being especially
line,
Shh-rm toys that the From reached open
“uter- Am; iii. A moral of of the uxprdl—
:ion expresses the opini di that the From
Would have penetrated much further into
the arctic rcgioni, and that pert-mm tin-
north pole Would have lmnn reached if tlo-
From bad lot‘ll frozen in tin- can. of the
New Hl lulu!) islntol- in the highest loll—
fmll- harbor], ‘1}. if; ll'lfllt, fni ill"o~r.\ of flu)
nonin- life were impotent.
l'fnlul «if "ll .‘hl'.
her resembling very much that of o Purim
nut. liy means of this com-Interior; -lu-
tcnds to riw and thus to . wow the irrmp
of the ice. filo- l~
with the length. him by ringed its a three
mush-d lore and aft w‘lllkilll‘l’. It is aroqu
int: liiilt'ml lluif. .llw‘ll ft filil‘le-lii‘” II! illi-
From should have unwell-«i in breakim:
:laroogh l-‘c linrncl" when an nmuy finely
v'-l|ilppi-ll r-xpmlition- luv.- foil-1i.
Hn provioiu pol il’ l‘lprllllillli-i it hm
been found Iliilicoli m Loop the frost from
pomuroiiug the -id: ~ of lio- ship. lt mm
linl rare to have ti... neutrino-i umb-r llm
~illlnr-l turn into lump: oi icc llr Noam-u
hutl luyor.~ol‘ vnrloio materials. sinned lin-
J'enumblo by iron. plum! alum: tho silic-
nud under like lll'i L l'Jillh w-rr token to
lit up llu'hwm'l :ir “orally in pmilhlc, and
there was it dynamo to furnish chrtric
light (llll'll’lL' tho be .: nlyiu- .\ «imholll
am to produce the powrr. if that failed.
it \vn-a or arranged 1' at the own in taking
;ll.cir dolly null” .. old oi the Milli” limo
tomb-h thr- povm‘ in r the go'lii‘flil‘ul’. lir.
\l‘lliur‘ll win {Il’uii m-fui to have the ship
. ~11 . Led nob a wood library
Fll‘l'llil more Wm Inhvii not. only in kin-p
.ill the boot. but aim in {until the till I-
'llll'l‘ which is so. i~ll_\' Munich-ml uli tho
‘ cold null» n! m erv . dip in the pol iv night-
in order to obtain a plea-ant place for
‘promenridim: the nil-ck of the i-‘mm Wm
-iu-ltcri-d l-f: .i hurc item in the winter.
"l his li'llll‘ll lo i'l" .. 'l'lKlli'I‘ 'l‘lio saloon
\vuo llillilt' n» lmuh'llhi' us provable. \lll'fi‘tt»
plan article t’i‘t‘tll'fll'll tho Well with pic
turc- of Ilr ,‘Nou wok homo 'i'horevvcrn
l-lrllly of lnuilga u: cl iliiil~. “Links in nu
il‘ill frauds of thr evpmiuloo. and ova
‘r‘lely of union. him an organ and other
mu-lml lb-lrolrcoi
Hum l’nul Hot For I'm-n.
l'triaroim, \m,’ ’1. l'mddnnr Kroner
inf llo' 'l’rmmvm‘il llaplillllc lltl'l-il'l‘H ilmi
llll'flflrll‘k Minion-w: houiill' ll'l‘lillllllfl
on tho port of the lrumvuai urn iiintnlttlv
lilVl‘lillilll-I, aprcoil l l motile who were Hit
it” lo‘mtllli‘ l;::.:;'..srvl and the 'i'r.ru»uml
Hollil no! lid pliahnl lino is war with I‘N'li
other. in Uillll‘llluiuli ho “IllflA-J‘il the
opinion that war Maureen ihv 'i“rau-oea|
1;. pohll" and moo lirlmiu Would on. 3‘
occur lll’ W .l Icylls. ilin N’r'l'l'ldl'y' v!
Vote of tho 1 minimal liflllllllll'. i-rprcm-u
Iliillzit‘ Hl‘li‘lllil‘lli'n Mill Ilulllw llw mane
rpm tbot tho ll-o .nrml h‘l‘i negotiated n
In .rlv Wllh .‘t in" 3.!“ i'l‘lllll'! ill 'll'llri‘
volition of tho Aim-“l H' "“ mun-noun.
"c'nnltlonnlu lbi'llnnm-o lair.
l’no Anti rm i. :1 «unremi-
Krill Hf fly: ,‘i'vlv ll" 5|" l"i.lll'ifl ml the
l'niwrmty of i'r-mmylvnnm hear mu in,
hole a vlmlh-mm to play l'u-utvlmrm
lH ill :ill Tim I linii- “ll" Hulk: .- no slipul l
tier. wimp-Hr :o to .olm, doc or number
d tannins, l'umui' unlit it olvpu t helm; to
ll no 'lnlu MPH“ lH l‘l ll” first of all owl to
arrange other it: Hit lbw after
lg”!
uncommon Hm Manuel-r».
tympani, Aug .5 «~‘l‘hc “ii-eon line
fllriticbl, with n “1'!!le H‘chu from New
York to lloll and .i fortnightly «inim- to
Mom‘s”... who-ii}- ,lf‘i‘ifllll‘ and the For
[yarns ”mi infifiphl Willi I ”Will! "4‘1"“
from limit»! to bumped, hurtwnnuml-
invented.
.\ dispatch to The .\f~rnpo.ten from: _ ‘
i g 2.0 no.1) .‘iilil some brain” in ii, but
exploring party can guillvmotu. fulmnri: ""‘" “i f" '
and nnrn‘hnls. but no other studio! or. ;
f ‘ ‘.|"
llr. Nan-cu is wry proud of his tilllp, .
the chief feature cl which in llml aim is g
really iii»! A irovvl. o tramvei‘I-i section of ‘
wry brood compnrml i
, l’filli'dfll‘.
.1, .l .. i". in lLi' lif‘l
. is ours- m rue root.“
I 1 “0"
menu-i
, (“robust-isolate. .a.
Enroll 00 III. Student 0!
(lithium.
There in a man in Philadelphia who
claims that it is much easier to read
one’n ,charaidcr and past and future
from the maps on the soles of one'n feel
than it is from the palms of the hands.
lin calls it “ywrlslogy. ”
The prrialouist, while refusing to tell
the‘naineu of the tumors of the feet in
most cam-s, showed a number of dia-
grams the other day and explained to a
rcportcr how be read the fortunes of
the soles.
"liluxine. Elliott,” humid. ”is a pub- .
lie character, and [do not. mind men-
tioning her muue. Hero is her story.
Limk at it. it’s Worth studying, for she
is not. only one of the most beautiful
women on tho American stage, but it is
n nmrltuhle in other ways. ller foot in
so beamil‘ully urn-bed that little of her
solo touched the paper when she phuml
11' r foot upon it. The intellectual and
artistic lines are very clearly defined on
her foot, and one need but see and hear
liliss Elliott speak for a few moments
to realize that her artistic and mental
capabilities are of a high order. The
lines of intuition and imagination are
both remarkably hum. The cross be-
twccn the liucof love and the head lino.
indicates that in a love affair Miss .lilliv
ozt would be governed largely by rea-
son. Site has strong affections, accord-
ing to the long heart line.”
A conittlfil to Misti Elliott's foot Mus
that of a factory girl from Kensingion.
'l‘hiswas afoot conuuon to people of
little educalh n. ”.l‘ln-rc wasscarcriy any
x .stcp to the fold. The lines of imagi-
n;lti: n. mental cnpaciihs and intuition
verc very short. and the artistic lino
was entirely lacking. The hunrt and
love lines \i'cl‘c “ell (ll-fined and long.
The liucs also indicated firmness and
great ambition, with iiili‘l‘llll‘ll {endures
in pleasure, so the pcdnlogist explained.
Still another foot was thal of a socie-
ty girl. ilcre again was the high arch.
1; showed. atoning other things, that she
dbl not have to stand on her feet. or: did
thi- poor {M'll‘i‘y girl. The lines told of
in r bovine 1c»; iii-art iuul lt'r'4 niuhilioi.
than lhc fnv'i'vrygirl too. 'l'lc'rc \vei'c
,. Ilmhniw and vanity inthc impression.
it worn-d \'.'~vll that silk stir-kings and
dzuuty show usually iopt it from the
sight of tin who n‘ouhl rrud its own—
tl“'i ch ll‘.l“ll r in thin robs of that i'v ct.
’l'hercv-a" the trot of tie: pivot-lav,
and lh-- p4 lounian and the lIiW}l'l', and
much u” nod to till a story in lu‘i pint,r
will its owucrs vocation and habits.
lam-l of all come the prim of llic man
about town, 'l'lo re “as no arch lll('lT'.
it had emu" down ”mil. howl." ,lf
lmlu d lin if it 'vVliiian‘ll Lastly lll‘Yilllw
not up and doom n {Ashton-chlo- rtr~ . t
.c’dntanourr about the slab. it Lad
i: Mi no lTi' Kiwi will" urita—‘i'uczi. ::. E‘Hlin
’1
H
lilii" ailfIl-llimi.wl’llllm‘li'llilllzl i‘rc':
"or first Hug In him I‘r'“ ‘ ‘ n.
.lniili ii. “lull-e {frlrlnl Y‘i'.’ "
tl-o- Ix. r,‘.r..- than
i. '.
ll.’.'.’l‘.'l~¢li 3145.. l ‘
« w- I~ llv :ifcl in May. l- ll , lg. .. ~,
f.i.:t Wow it moi muo- nllu-ri llh l r ifllm
1, ogml t4» 'cumr-lnp l" rt-uoulli "Hip-
Sir. Brown ‘ was the
lr~l 5.. i Mi. tollnwul by tho amino-a.
l.:~r.ten. to ilcvcre and two o.iv|~E ipumn
2nd .i 114.! u M'lllli'ln 'iioy our lui or.
«11w: l'v lvmrv .‘3 p. :in Ill \icm .il'.
ll'u'; ..:. in 1r1't ~ ' lllliil‘il'l‘l‘.Slllll’gll‘rf'll
:w Joint-Pi boom. and olnoil To“ in» l in :u
t'c l'i..‘.i lolcl our-ml ly.‘ "'.’|~
ll-«v'l “Eon lln}' i'l.i‘l3l*ll fly "4 lc'. '1 ll!
1" .' lir’llll""l'>l rrml lfo- pro. llll‘j,'ll‘li .m
l‘n..lii'ili1.'llz'lf the l oi'cd Moon» lliill Lil.
~.'|l‘
!|.«' if
no p ~-. -.~,. n of! 12% .‘nm. 'l he prw lama
ll! n \\ 7. lJil‘fi it'llll' [Ml-r. \H. vii .i Sully!
r'L'v .1 wl ;.' ll ilmul ll l'nli‘ lltl' 'li;'li flu
llo o t. ,. ll.” chi». ll"l*"'|l “lulil
lupin!“ .lio l,:~m.l :‘l‘il‘il i“!
in tile cum ... mo i, la“ nigh:
lli'ili‘l‘llll ‘..l. u
.hl In em -.. :va but or m in- 'l
“iii-lidkitten-ill.
Would Not Beileve It Without tho
7e|tlmony. It Comes This Tim.
From Smith Norwslk.
lull l‘
a‘..1.
.. :v .u- in “‘4‘:
ll tilli' '
t? w .l Ho moh-
News. is no rrslwctnr of persons.
Ace and condition are rot proof :lftill'."
if" mint" 9.
ion lin nouns I larch rrrl'erzfnxo in
{bond .lnr- to cnrcln Mixers. in llcnllnl
the \h tons of ltbbmv vii-wane il.0 "in!
jump.- is found Imobu the mlddlwnucd
and the most stubborn cam-s or r'ur in
old people, The mother of nine chil-
drcnmthrn of whom are fli‘l‘lfliwfi'l‘l’l
inn plwldv-d lhro'nth 77 years of arisi-
mo‘n, «mild nahnullv on v out-r more
than a fair share of Joy“
but when that life is mad“ lnl‘ri‘dl in
by dim a”. if is dlf'lmdt to dam-i glue the
fer-lines when it ill)“ mend is found
a friend that can be depended upon.
llonn‘! Kidney l‘tlln moved to to Mrs
lillsnlmth Plot. No 1312"“an nlre-t.
fibr- onys:“‘i em 77 wars old and the
mollor of I hurt‘ family. i have had
killmy lroullfl for a lull llni'. with
very severe barbarian. and in make
matters worse. about two rind I hell
ya in ago rhr urnatl-m attacknl me. It
was so bad lhat my lisn‘ls and lint»!
our» of no mm in me. than tum tali-
ing Titan‘s Kidney Mile and they an
aim“ mo pol l ll‘i lml [:lllvr no I
dbl: my harks: he is room and ll:r rhow
mnt'lsm l! trench brit'r 1 ”link l can
”My say if lll'i’ inlp wopin of my
nun. afflicted so hmllv, they will help
spawns." You can not l'man'n Kidney
run- ” i’itlntnd‘s drop more. All desi-
rrs have tin-m. or they will to.- Mnt by
mail on receipt of price. .70 cents. by
writing to Fortird-lllhom Co. lluffllo,
N. Y, sole "out: for the if. ll.
rnr l‘in Worms. Er'cnis. Hives. In
fort, any of INF various torturing
itchy dimmers of lini title. lir‘titn‘s Ulri-
munl is an instant in :l positive yummy,
. out it from your dealer.
l
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ll
LEADING
MilllneryandCloak Ste
We have placed on sale about
zoo STOCK COLLARS
Made out of all silk warp Persian Ribbon.
\
re"
9 crs.
‘ i
We. are showing the
TH'ELMA BELT FOQR LADIESll
The very latest importation for the full.
. H. KR i E G E‘ R, Mahackemo Hotel 3......
utilisation
- xx
atfifig‘3€o*§““?e\fi5
Block island, $8.50 and $l0.00
3-day ti ins. Aug. 2t. 20.
Saratoga Springs, $l0.00.
l-de) tripM-very Monday during season.
Aussble Chasm, $22.00.
dduv tripe Almost. to. if. 'Ji
White Mountains, $23.00..
z-duv trips. August :11.
Niagara Falls,$l7.00.
4 day turns. Anew-t ii -. special train.
IThoasand Islands, $l1.00.
l daytours. Augusl :5: special train.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00.
in investigating: and true-l
unbiv trips. August 17 and Septumlmrf.
l i'ull on ticket agent at depot lorcopp of N.
', {Vu'l'uill'lsl 'lviulriuli illlui‘flnrll'illfllli'I lclicta'.
i|l|' [nu-k ,l; :i’t‘lili.1”ll1“|‘tl'l“ll'l'el. NOW lili-
l \V‘li.
lATTENTION!
.
‘ Dr. F. W. Darmer
l i‘uu lipi'c-illcl' be seen at his Darien oilico
,ouly, who-re be is prepared tmlo :illxvork
plutonium to modern dentistry painless-
: iy. ll'il‘ uiiiuite'~ walk from lllr: trolley
,car: or the i‘onmiidaicd it. it. depots.
' l‘litc:illowt-dbothways. Sluwialuppoint-
:Iovuts made to hau- your ilcntul work
adeni- M vour own residence. (llticc
hours from b u. 111. until ii p. in. Sun:
days, lo nun. until i pm. All Work
guarunim-d, and only the best of mu-
tci'iul used. .
DR.F'.W. DARMER
3" l'iurgeon Deutirn,
oaunax, -
. . CONN.
— r T
FAIRi‘IELD courm - -
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street. Norwalk, Conn.
incorporated, 1824. Capital, 3200.000.
. EDWIN (i. KEELEV. President.
liAVll) if. MILLER, Vict‘vpl‘l‘nl.
L. U. GREEN, (Insider.
DIRECTORO.
liowrv t). KEELKB, Moses .\f. (lmvzu,
llAVlll ll. .\lu.r.sn A. .l. Airmen.
FfirJouu lmcuwmn, 'l‘mto. iii. Him n,
L in). Cots, Cues. Filmer-nan.
' Accounts of Manufacturer-a. Merchants
and individuals tiolleiml.
Lsze Deposit Boxes
' Free to Depositors.
. f
ohlv,
—rvr.-- .
You Don'l llavo To Swear Oil.
says the tit. l..ouis.ltuirnalof i‘im‘ieulture
.in an editorial about Nil-'l'nrliuc. the
[anions tobacco linbitcure, “We know
of many tow-s cured by Nelle-lbw.
line, a pronoun in let. Louie architect,
i-‘illulv‘v'lllilbl chcu‘c-l {or lwivniy your»;
'wolrncucorual him so that men the
em ll of lulm-‘i'n main-r4 him sick." No-
ll; lt'nw-ohlaud asniruntwd by It. ll.
l'hdoml. Nocuro no pay. iiook l’rtc.
«‘hulim: icincdy ('o, New ‘i'orl. or
‘ l'li‘ll‘flw .
and sorrows. 1
AMT“ l'vl'ta um rm'iunml-yhlml by
human: play-mans and dnipgistu, as
chanted pound and efficient moody
for lilliomncun. liullm‘li. l'urllii‘f‘lll‘tm.lii-
(trifl'r'illlll. ilulzuiuhucss of the liver,
jaundice. uml rock heudaclm; also. to re-
hevn noble, fcvcrn, neuralgia and rheu-
‘tnaiirm.
’l‘hcot'ics of euro may be diwusml at
' h birth by lvllfl‘rill‘lniin. but the Halli-revs
want quick relief; and line Minute
('ouuh i'urc Will mvo it to them. A
Mic cure for children. It is "the only
onrtolrm Woodwind lilllillli'l‘! immed-
hue rcuults." in, l’, Weed and (LP
Hilllizon.
i Asthnstrenmhoi nimildinudnwud
npum the. eoihlilyol’ ill foumlnfioli,so
health dip-unis upon the condition of
the blood. ’i‘o cxiwl impurities and
crumb the vital fluid in become vignumq
and lifihillVlflH. Ayer'a Harsapnrilla is
‘oienmtmm-rful and effmlivo medi-
eineinime. '
...- . .. 1.,
i can“...
2 For Infants and Children.
I fit an- Z ‘ _,
' I
is n
my
tum.
‘3 “twill!
:3 :m
l “ .
WAGONS l
Now and Second-Hand.
BUGBIES,
PNAETONS.
. censuses,
csuorirs,
SPINDLES, are.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL f
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
I
lishysicisnlorWomen
MRS. DR. N. A. GUILFOND
‘ Can be consulted at her omen
, Q42 Buosn Srnszr, Bumosronfr, 00113.,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. in. any day except
' qunday.
t.
Thedoetor is a regular physician and for
the Ni.“ lllllo'l’cun years has made the (“seam
of women a specialty. Ladies suffering fro
anydilfleultv Incident to the sex can cons I:
Dr. fluilford in the Slrll'll'nt confidence, with
thelimirunce ol receiving the most skillfulanll
scientific treatment known to modemsurflery
‘aud llit'tllt'llle. Home care with nurse fur-
lllcllwl when rel lured. ’l‘erms moderate
All letters prompt y replied to. lnclose stoma
J. B. RAYMOND,
Di-‘AlJill IN
BROONSIDE LAKE ICE!
‘.\’l oloe‘ilf‘ and retail :vlllt't‘ and ice house. 5
Mo «Ill nlt'i-cl. Ur’dci'ra ire-colli'ed at G. B.
wt bridgi- .\ l'o.'~ l'l;ar Sliili‘. comer. South
Main and Washington streets. In ‘18 if
D. w. Rafiv’aiouo.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Washington Otto-t.
Bo. Nor-walk.
Residence, Mehaclremo
Hotel.
or? iv
F. D. CROSBY, D. D. S.
liruduuto- of Philadelphia Dental College.
Dentistry Performed in all its
lrauchcs.
’l'l‘ii-l'l'll i-zxruu'rl-tb \VI'I‘HOIIT PAIN.
Mama». New lllut‘h‘. \i’a-hlncton street.
Hi-culill llnn.‘
ll-bliil rooms will i." .-pou'.-\iu:u.~t?l'.‘th. a?» an:
“my:
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
5i Washington Street.
Open daily from 9 to it.’ a. m.. and from
i to :l o. in., and on Monday evenings
from Tto ‘4.
interest allowed on dcmsita.
Al-IillN SULMANS Profit. ~
JOHN H. annals, int-erred.
.mnx ll. K.‘~'.\l'P. Fee. and Treat.
. . r . s ...,W
DORLON HOUSE,
Gmaumv's roINT,
Now 4.3m]: for ”w sum...” of l‘i‘lIl'l, Flinn. DI".
new». libwlr- lulnn'l t'larubukoo Bathing,
lionllm: null l’lsliiuu. l‘Ileclric cars if! he
lhvlvli-vof't'lilciil)‘ llilllllll'i. .l. ll. '. . . -
V.i.‘i.liumw-u. um ti
J. D. JENNINGS.
U N D E RTA K E R.
KNIGHT S'I'REET,
Nor-walk, - -
Opp. Htreei Hallway Depot,
RESIDENCE ELM S'l‘lil‘l'l'.
TELEPHONE CALL. ll.
" ' (km!
l Jacob n. Layton,
Flro, Lilo and
Accident
INSURANCE”
lint Estate and linen Agent.
Home Sienmshl l W'l‘lckcts, and Sterling
Drafts. .onlm Negotiated
and Meek-t Sold.
OFFICE. 5 RAILROAD PLACE.
Next to Post Office,
HllU'l‘il NUliWAliK. : : : : CONN.
Notary Public. A- ltnowledmnents Token
-m
t
i
J. O.JENNlNG$,
‘Paper-flanger, Caiolmlnor,
Painter. ‘
DUTCH! m
WALL PAPER All) BORDERS.
1 some MAIN smear,
Heath Norrmli.
l‘iflmpln ”omits!!! .imteaititylnsol FM i
llordi-raf M'ul Gil}. Moultlir'i'us #Nm‘ to
houses or uspccl on, on no es pol ,
inst-imam Cheerful" (liven. nulls
Norwalk Chronicler