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if
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iii! initiator i on loin In
unit Piliiiliil’lit,
'Mil’mitoliiflummlmn
«Immune»
Native potato“ are in market at its a
quart.
St. Paui'il choir will shortly give a
picnic. .
Walistreet nu been patched up an
far as Water street.
Knight ntreetia being filled in with
gravel from Mill Hill. .
Special ()lllcer John Valiant was on
duty for Officer Morehouse last night.
Officer Morehouae took Jamea Henry
Hughes, the boy burglar, to Bridgeport
jail to await trial.
Complaint has been made of the weeds
growing in School and Chestnut streets.
They will be cut down.
Schoola of “bonies” are now running
' up the harbor, asurc sign that “snap-
pere" are beginning to bite.
Mrs. James L. Stevens, of East ave-
nue, was one of the party that dined
with Governor Collin, Wednesday.
I
Miss Georgia Taylor. who fractured
her arm by a fall at Roton Point, a few
weeks ago, is getting along nicely.
A traveling bicyclist took a snap
kodak shot of Norwalk's ancient Town
House on Mill Hill, yesterday afternoon.
4
Among the distinguished boarders at
the Nerwalk Hotel is the big St. Ber-
nard dog owned by the proprietor of the
new Paris miliincry store. ‘
G. W. Raymond and i). K. Scolield
will attend the reunion of the Seventh
regiment, Connecticut Volunteers, at
Hartford. next Wednesday.
St. John’s Sunday school. Lewisnoro,
will go to Rotou Point on its annual pic-
nic, Tuesday, August 25th. Rev. (J. M.
Sellatk will be there, and also Itev. A1-
rxander Hamilton, former rector of the
parish. p w _.
F. W. Rogers has received a Colum-
bia bicycle from the F. S. “Ambler com-
pany to replace the one belonging to Mr.
Rogers which was stolen from the com-
. ’ __ mtg...»
puny 9 st: . .~
Wilbur E. Kine. the Stratford oyster-
nhellcr and fishcwardeu, who disappear-
cd early in the week, returned yceterday.
Mr. [line said he would benmponsible
for all hin debts, and that-the creditors
who were reported to be inning aleep
ovo-r his disappearance, could now rest
fluidly. ‘ .
The marriage of l’. l“. liurnn, one of
the proprietors of the Norwnlk Boston
some. and Mixes Maggie Murphy will
takeplurc at St. Mary's church. no.“
Tuesday morning. After a bridal tour.
the newly rimmed couple will go to
houuckceping in W. A. Ambler'n houn-
at l’.’ Union Park. ‘
l'iouiw-rt'mitlc. A. U. K. M. (3., met
last night. Among tho visitors wvrc S.
H. (5. Solomon r‘vum. i). ll. H. (l. Hourgl-
W.i.'ofiiu. 'i'. (3. Edward lbw-om, of
Pale-Mine (Hustle, Smth Norwuik. ll.
Ii. 5. (3. (‘oliiu installed ollb-m mi fol-
imn: 5. ll. iLrhmz-nd. not“. 5.: .iohn
Wilkiumu, it. 5.. Joseph \‘l’iulut-ydh S.
Joseph Null. liftyonv yen-a. of age a
respect c-iti/ -ii of liaulluvv. and oueoi
its well-known bump-94 ill"il :uul munu‘
factor-w. dimi 'l'humiuy evening. ul'li-r
a ilIm-rm of turn month-x, of liright‘n din-
ohw. with :i mtnpllmliou of olbor trou-
blm. mppnwd to have been partly lin-
h‘snlt ofli .10 \‘vtu- attack of ill" gripubuul
Wm your“ ugo.
Tit" ‘ltlt‘ Hf flil' :I'lvif'vw in Irv 'lvlit’l'f’»
«I by "or. ('. .‘I. Bullet-it, of Nurwnlk,
under the :illeu'w-d the New Column
Ht-torlrrd i'l‘it'iydm‘ i-ru llv-Il for unit
Tbumhy rtvnimr. .\ligll-tl 2;. hi the
Coligt'vtmlioml vimrrh in that plot-c.
Mr. rin-liwi. ma muu'hvt .illi'l' and girth-
i=rvt of i'up'vriuui hiuinrimll Hole». hi very
mwviful and thorough in bin work. and
tiw fact-i be [lit-'0 old on silt-h lo tyll‘i‘tifl‘
“Muriel :miiwtlitl' Iloi’ai'l‘ l‘}. llilydrii.
of Wiikmlumn l'J . \A'll'i i- u innlutu'nl
celebrity of v niiu'll'mlldl‘ renown. will
also in) prim-int .il tilln luv-ding. and will
probably unit» a Rilwi’l .lddrtw.
nun» it cult”! to. thump.“
I» u... w.
, ,__..
nnnitnnu
ward to lake the. flour.
iii noun LIKE pm,
Mr. Cleveland Favors the fiiiuoia
. Senator For President.
THE THIRD TICKET HOVBKBIT.
thallium; Bynum Says first Nominations
Will Barely no Made at Indianapolis
'l'lib Preston of the Presidential Cala-
pain In Val-lone Quorum
Nrw Volta, Aug. 22.—Tllo Herald's
Washington cor inpundcnt noya:
"l underldar. ithnt‘ it is not Mr."Clcve»
ltnd‘li purpose to formally declare his titti-
todc‘ at. present, but when the Indianapolis
convention meets he will have friends
there who will be able to state authorita-
tivol that the president will nupport a
thin ticket. l mu further advised that
the president considers Senator Palmer a
moat dellrnble candidate, although it is
not his purpose to volunteer any advice
on thin point. *
”The failure of the Populism and Doni-
ocratn of Idaho to give the free silver lio-
pnhllcuna any share in the fusion in that
state has caused consternation among the
managers of the various Bryan and repu-
diation committees in the Wormloy hotel
building. it hi regarded as certain to bring
about the defeat of Sotiutor‘llubols for to.
election to the senate, and it will probably
result in the (llllllCU of McKinley electors.
Chairman Stevens of the silver committee
told me he believed some way would he
foam] to unite all the silver men in Idaho
and secure a legislature which would send
a silver mun to the senate to succeed Du-
boiu. Senator Shoup is making a hard
light in ldnbo for tho McKinley ticket,
and this quarrel between the silver forces
may make it possible for him to curry the .
state."
Sheparditea llad a Stormy Meeting.
NEW Yonx, Aug. iii—A meeting of the
genernl convention of the Reform Dom-
ocrutie party of Kings county was hold at
the Criterion theater. Brooklyn, for the
purpose of selecting delegates to the state
con tentlon. George Foster I’onbody we
ride . liosolullonn were passed lamenting
the death of the late lion. William E.
Russell of Massachusetts.
After this the gold standard resolution
passed at tho Surntogu convention, which
nominated delegates to the national con-
vention at Chicago, wna submitted for zip-
provni and to reaffirm the position taken
by the iii-form Democratic party. liuulcl
Mounhnn of tho Eighth wurd made in
Hpncebiln favor of thouold standard, as
did Wnltnr (‘. Burton of the Second wnrd.
lie was followed by J. ll. liuruck from
the Fifteenth Ward, who spoke in favor of
free silver and was followed by liliirtin
ilnlpln from file sumo ward in tho sumo
strain. lru S. Rummy, from lho Fourth
\vnrd, begun an address which favored the
gold standard, when he was interrupted
by a loud cry from the center of the hall
of “Free silver or bust !" This created a
general upronr, which, when it. had sub-
sided, permitted liobcrl liokI-rof the Ninth
'l'hu llllli'l' made
the most exclinbio-spm-ch of the evening,
in which he referred, to McKinley on the
tool of Mark Hunnu, whowns tho embodl.
"Will of collision-vs, greed and monopoly.
.\ir. linker continued his denunciation of
McKinley and tho gold putty unild min-
ulod viii-lets and him-u. Edward iii. Shep-
urd made a ringing address, at tho conclu—
glull of which resolutions favoring the
gold utundu'd worn udopiod by it vote of
his to in. Mr. Shepard woe rovnuuuemlml
us :i delegate to the Syracuse" couvoulion,
llwro to be named as n dulogntont large to
the gold standard convention at lndlnu-
uplills.
llryan Expect» Bantern Support.
l'l'l'lclt RED llooK. N. \'.. Aug.
l‘nudlduto Iiryuu expects and. it is lln'r‘l'l‘l-
mi, hos lil‘i'il "Silll‘l'il of eastern support.
Letters continue to pour in uskingbim
to speak of custom points. and if the re
iillltrl.‘ \vi-ro bonded he could spend tho en
tire time from now until election day in
New Yprk stnlo. Nearly every city of any
FlYl' brim-cu New York illlll l'bimuo inn:
malted him to mukun Hop. and without
exception the invitations have route from
lenders of lil'lllnt'rillifl orguulmiiolm.
.\lr. lirynn shou'i-d no hlll'lll'l-o' at tho
lunvapupur niorivn‘ that tho llumm'rnlb'
~tnto orgnnlmilun had decided to support
him. He did Ti'lll‘l'l u lililo hit upon the
outrun-m that Senator Hill had told .\lr.
llnufurlh that ho Would wupport nmi wori;
for him (Mr ilryuul. Ilo i-illll in relation
to (but urination; " it i-‘ not Murmur lldl's
:‘ililrliil to Hilt'ftk lhrough other»; and l
‘lniilll if Mr. iinni'ortb i.f.l\‘l‘ out n slut»
uuvut purporting to lm uuubI by Senator
illil. 'l'lw N'llilillf‘ will probably make his
mu uno-muvmiwul."
ll mu Hilll horn on very good uulhority
that Senator Hill would take part in tho
du-m-untmliou iu houorof Mr. iiryunnt
Album: on 'l‘ulmduv nlchi. ’l’ho alulomeut
lli'l'il'i unlhnnlivulinu. how-opt.
um
w’v;
Mm to Room a Tlriwt.
lMuinNnnoli in]: “.“:.w-t“imiriuun iiy.
iiilill ol the utoruliro monolith-o of the
National ih-movrulir pnrly my» iiu-ru wn-i
aim-iniuiy no foundation for llll' report
that tho ludimznpoib rmivoutimi Willilil do
nothing more Ilmuudupr uplnlfurul. "The
mill u-rprvmdy mum that livlnovmlu who
ire iu imor of unouiuullng candidate: for
pro-lililllt and \ iv» pro-idem url- invited to
initl lin- morn-limit." mid luv. "and for u
ill’ll‘il’fll‘ to come horn in favor of nuppoth
mu iin' lbqumilmm ill-loo would dl-qlmll
tr him.“ Mr. ilyuum now iwilnvm that
the only FliHl'l bol fvprwunlml ill lin- coir
wutbm will in» ldubo, Hub and Nowndu
‘lilll pun-dblv Wyoming. it in lhomtlli 5""
'l'lfil)’ of Aurivollurv Morton will attend
the i outrun-m lie in tho only uwmlu-r of
ilmmbiiwtwim lwxpmen-d .\ letter from
Mortuary of the Navy lint-burl plainly lu-
Iil'ziim that he in \vllh the gold Flflilllflril
‘.i'l\t‘ilil'ill but that b:- will not he hide to
lili'llll the i'nlli‘ullllull owing to his ab-
im-o in Europe. Them in no lonuur any
would iluil l’ll‘lllliilfill'f livill‘ml Wlleon in
lien in faint of the movvlm-ui. ’l‘lw nlll-
nimb- luiq «on bun luki-ll i! mill in lu' a euro
3 den of llli‘ imiwr’u luvllomioo. 'l'lm mm
in: out and out [or a third ticket.
i Tho Que-lion oi‘ l’nllmn
\i‘Mnirm‘rur. Aim. “2‘2. wl‘vlmloi‘ llutb-r,
cum
criminal. the elector-pilot“! ,
the three parties The national puiiit
coriunltteo, it wan stated. will built upon
lhiu‘ in! will ho icindii in it by the Dem»
ocrnt 0 national committee. ‘
Palmer tiny- lie Didn’t Say It.
Firnmoiinin, lllu., Aug. 22.-—A St.
Louis paper printed in special dispatch
from its Tliylorvlile correspondent attit—
iiig that Senator l’nlmor had ututud that
"if no other candidate war nominated, he
thould vote for McKinley and ivculd ad-
vbne other Democrats to do the mine."
The senator was naked about the article
in question, but he denied the statement
in very emphatic tormn. He claimed he
never had any such interview with any
newspaper representative. llo did not any
that he would vote for McKinley and wont-
ed it distinctly understood that he was
not that kind of a Democrat. The counter
said he would make a speech before the
Haugninon county gold liouumrntic cou-
vcntluu today, when he will clearly define
bin position to the absolute anthifuction of
every person.
l’rolmhleJ’uoion In Went Virginia.
l’AuKnitmnnul, W. '\'n., Aug. 2:2.——'l‘he
rumor in general throughout this «late
that General C. C. Wnttn, the nominee for
governor on the Democratic ticket, and
Isaac C. Ralphsnyder, the Democrat tinnit-
noted by the Populists at tho ntutccou
veniion, will both be pulled off. nml n fu-
sion will be made on either Judge William
(1'. Bennett. or C. L. Smith. The Populist
committee will ' hold an important meet-
ing at Clurkshurg Supt. ii. The Democrat-
ic ulntc committee adjourned to meet at
Cinrksburg on the name (into.
An Eloctor'a lneliglblllty.
Sl'nixm-‘lirw, Muse, Aug. :32. —~ The
friends of ox—Ilicuteunnt Governor William
ll. lluilc are greatly uurprinnd to learn
that be is (Unqualified us elector nt large
because of his connection as director with
the Pynchon National bunk. Mr. llnilo is
out of the city, but his friends think that
he will resign the directorship and thus
remove the disqualification. Editor Cure
of tho Northampton Gillllllll is mentioned
as elector from the Second district.
New York Dian-let Conventioul.
NEW YORK, Aug. :32. —'l‘bo rcsultc ‘of
the ussomhly district conventions in this
city to elect delegates to the Snrutogu con~
volition show that tho l’lntt inction has
carried 2i districts for a loud of 94 deltr
gums, and tho anti-Plait faction hns car-
ried 5 districts for a tdtnl of Ill (ll'li‘illlliili.
and that there urorontosta ln Ildlsiriets
for a total of 2:! delegates.
$5,000,000 HER DOWER.
Cornelius Vanderbilt “'lll Settle That
Hour on Ilnrry‘ l'uyno “'hltnr-y'a llriilc.
val'ou'r, if. 1., Aug. :22.-——.\liss lit-r-
ll'lllll‘ Vanderbilt‘s dowry will be smooch
liiili. This is the statement nuulo by but
mute friends of tho Yuudnrbilt fuluily.
Tho bridul gifts from the immodiulp (um.
iiy ill‘i’ at least $500,000 in value. ’l'boqe
vomprlso‘ solid silver service, gold plate,
brionbrnc and superb jewelry.
This is excllisivoof the trouwonu, which
represents :1 fortune. Work on the, splen-
did colleclion of lingerie has been going
.in for months in tho iii-st foreign bousw.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt is it ”UP house
keeper and pays muchntiontlon lo domes-
tic dctulls. in cousuquenm Misti Vander-
bilt's outfltin tho wziyof houmvbold sup-
plies hi marvelous. The table linen in in
«pi-cinl design. with the monogram Woven
in Hill material.
Mr. Vanderbilt will have built for his
daughter a Hllllllllll' town residence. it
could not be ascertained if work on this
has been begun or not.
line hundred persons will be prerout at
the wedding of Miss Vanderbilt and "or
ry i‘nyno Whitney at. tho llrvukn-ru next
Tuesday. 'l'iivs‘u will .'\ll be rrlnllvm or
C'llllll'l'lllinfii of either bride or bridegroom.
with the exception of a few very intimati-
frinndr. filli'll no the iiend family and
i‘buuncny ill. Dopew.
HE iii/ANTED TO DIE.
Franlt l‘rmllngton himotu "lulu-if In the
l‘rnc-uro of llbi Former bwrellwnrt.
Souruvtiut. N. .i.. Aug. ‘3-!,~-»i"r:mk
i'vudluglou. in the pron-nee of hi4 h\\’i'l'l,-
heart. ~llni him-ml! in tho bond with u l'l'
voivvr \vbilo on My kin-m bugging for tin-
rnukul of lheirl-iurugnnuvnl.
l’oiulitiglou and MM i‘lurii llom-‘li-y
wuro Io imvo boon morrlml in Juno. but at
the fnrmvr's i‘t‘iilllwl the Wedding Wliwllli'lf
pound until the r-in. although it ul't':|~iUll
rd :i quurri-l bolwm-u llwm. during “'llll'll
All“ Hominy guru bzu'it hid engagement
ring iliill prurient-z.
bibs liotiuivy hm rrfu-u-d to entertain
l'i'milnglon. although the bun-r ll!” ruliml
of her home en'- mi lluu-u, \‘mll~rti:iy lu-
l'itllt‘ll again and will it "ill“ to ill“ former
lbuu'oo plating that ho wm about. to lump
ibu- country and tlhklili: if hlli' Willllll glvn
him it lurnwpil.
'l'idi idm mnuonlml to do. and \vhllothoy
runowui of their vuwiuenu-nt. but wow met
with n i'ciunni. whereupon he fell upon hi!
know and idiot lduu-u-lf. 'l'ho Wounded mun
Wm lulu-u to his home in :ii'urriugo, whom
the \vouud \vuu din-w l. mu! wboll he \vm
told that it \vnu uol lnlol ho Ili‘i‘llll‘l'il that
he would again make an iiiiu'iitiil lo t'llil
hla lllu.
Two ilurglnra tivo-rpnwrrrd.
Wixwtfb, (innit. Aug. '1'.'.- -iiilrglnl’il
null pullrmnvu had a fierce l'lll‘lliiiillli‘ Ill. n
plm'uunllml P’ulnu‘a Kingdom. 'l'luv'bur
ulnrn looted tho- l’l‘3‘lil'llli’l‘ of John lluur
phroy. bundled lll'th'I‘ll hon-uml .va linrt.
ford. during the tiny. Humphrey drum in
New Hartford and informed the polite of
the immiury, moi u umurh for the robber»
was begun l'oliwmuu 'l'utlli- mw two
«lispielouu looking im-n nonr Hutnn'n King
dom and ultcmplt-d to orient thmu. The
unknown nu-n idiowui light. and had it
not been for the timely nrrlvul of unin-
“two they mould have implied. The uwu
irvro uvl-rpoworud after u dupernlv ru.
tlllliltt'l'. "fill the Wl'lli'll plunder was rem-r
err-d. They were bold in the Mlpvrlor I-ourl
lumlvr {'Ulli’i lmli. giving liw mum: of
. i'hnrlrs Krntc and John Iletrami.
('ntinl .‘lllthlewlcr Arrnini.
Wheilimn‘oh‘. dog. ‘J.’. mi'ouui l‘illgnm
do Mitkii-wh'z, who won prnlnliivlli shill"
l‘mrn ago in comm-lion with l'ldmm» 1"."
-lnlrumu of the i'opiiiirt committee. my»
that ho but! been i'm‘uli’lilu .‘il‘i‘iii very lu-
romldv muni- from different rinm whore
then- lmvw lwl'il ill'flitrr'i'l'ili'ill! llt'hWBt‘ll
liw l‘opul‘mu and ileum-mid an to funlun
Pli't‘iill’l. il in now lli‘llt'\‘i‘il iimt the
prior of the Poplin-u in Tom: to take 7 of
,illn it. clmiorx will he oer-«pod. in West
\"lrrinla llw rommlllm-q have nbout agreed
mum u division giving flit.t ”Fitment! 4
and the l’opuilste '3 clarion. it i.- lib-o
minted that the chanrm of fusion in North
i‘nmllna have lmpmml. it who stated at
i‘opuli-i headquarter: that they believed
ihr lilnho iii-ion would he arming-d an an
‘iu alive the rum itwnhiieam a than of
cranium. wan nrrsasiml in-ruuu u wurmul
lobtniuml by .innirn 'i‘. llmm-r, n luwyivr,
Enhancing the count with obmlulmz mum-y
'uadm‘ lulu- proln-um. .‘ilr. ill uu-r «‘bllilln
that he lump-d lho mum train-J )lin- to
io-ip My big l"}'l‘il'its~ to Ainrldrh-md.
blunt, where he mid hi- “‘12 lo gut idiom,
lMi‘. Hunter rioilu: tho! thr- mnuuy we: to
‘lifl rciurumi in N loom, hul ho my: hr-
gin“ not yet received it. i'mmf lilikiu-wivz
'rlillim ”It" be hn‘n offered inh-iufll the
"hour. and while be im- million in the
llt'ir'vllvfl ililim- for brill be ii!“ i mid illiil he
to ligand lint 'ioutvr won in n erbium to
pruynlii the Micro» oi oi urn-moon Hoot:
tuition can“ till-wit “ “
Worn iogt-llu'l‘ i'vudlmttou begged for tho,
Reported Control of Bell Tole.-
phoue by Western Union.
HAN! MILLIONS ARR INVOLVED.
’- l‘lcrpont Morgan in fill to ”.7. ll-
giuorod the Deal Will ii Placu tho
Telephone service Under tho Control of
the Telegraph Company.
. Bos'ron, Aug. 22.-——Tho lioaton Coni-
iuoroial Bulletin this morning says rcgnm-
log the Western Union and ‘liuil Telephone
com panics :, ‘
‘ “We understand upon the bout author-
ity that the Western, Union 'l‘niugrnph
company controls at the preamp moment
the American linll "l‘olephoic company.
The importance of’ upch control will at
muse appear to every one who; nppreclnteu
how the two have collie in competition
(luring meant yours. The Western Union
dividends had become threutiped through
the competition of the Bell: mpany and
of the Postal Telegraph (it’liglfllly, but it
has long been a fully arranged plan for
the Western to secure uontrd of the tele-
phone company. The two together can
probably make it very warm for tho i’ou-
tal Telegraph cruupnny, or he filial out-
come tnny be a consolidation f‘nll three.
".i. i’icrpont Morgan hue I wn the lurg
out purchaser of Bull ’i'elop one stock at.
auction hero, but. the mantle of purchase
has been very cleverly uolicmlell. Wont-
ern Union stock has ruled weak on the
New York Stool; Exchange daring tho last
few dammit this weakness in bought to ho
port of the programme of thoi conducting
this gigantic deal. The on hinutiou of
these two concerns will nu n on almost
impregnnblo monopoly of iiih til" min.
graph and telephone busine- in the some
bands."
conditions Rlpo For g Deal.
New Your, Aug. eat—Tia Journal has
the following regarding the :reported eon-
snlidntlon of lho Boll ’l'clop’cno company
and the Wcfitern Union 'l‘rlegruph com-
pany: ‘.
“A deal of Hlilllll sort butt-eon tho tvvo
grunt dealers in harm-sued lightning was
bound to he made about tbfi time, as the
arrangement by which the Western Union
and the Bell Tell-phone utnpnny agreed
not to tread on each otbcre mes expires on
Aug. ‘2'}. final opposition Mwoen the two
companies would inevitabiypuab tbo Wont.
urn l’uion to till-pimninpmnd the Bull
continuity to toll-graphing. With its thou-
sands of miles of wires uni, timaenudu of
pillow; scum-rod oi’cr llbcoomlry, lire Went
urn i‘nlon can unite the 'ih‘phuuu bush
nus-'5 a source of [rent law to with cum-
pnrniiveiy small iron-use of ut-iay.
“in the some nnnnor llu- lull company
could easily take -ip mlug ph luminous.
lie lilt'ill sy-itcm of wires lmd illillllllllti
would be nvuilnlio for uuiiflieiout tolu-
grupb service. ll thutmibig companies
ever got to llylnggit ouch diwr'n throats,
dividends would i down, an! the public
Would rnnp on one nous benefit in reduced
ovoid than the “W tern l‘iion PUMP-filly.
unlesn it he the lie 'l'oloplonc company.
"liu .luno iii the first step toward the
combination that lspuppuod to have been
consummated with the lost work wan
taken. The New .rk ’l‘olophonocoi'ipu-
by was incorporate' by tho secretary of
slate at Albany \5' i :ivnpilul stock of
“deduced This it n substitute piun
between tho two lg companion iotukl-
the plum of the lamb ngrvonmnt of mm.
which kept the blamirporutionn Working
in comparative hunony for nearly 17
years. This old ng'uu‘nt cnnbiml tluun
to lump down condition and to give
them pruvtivnl nuupoly of tho tolegruph
and telephone lupin»: of tho country.
When the ngrvemd WM signed in ls'iil
by tho \i'ostcru l'qn and National iii-ll
'l‘rivphouo- ('uulplllll, the “Return l'uiou
wus the owner of to American .N'puuking
’l‘olepbono colupnn .‘Vllll'll owned lillll'lllxri
lmiispv-ns'iblu to a lioii people. lly tho
i'nllll‘url of lr7u to predecessor of the
.\ul->rivuu lb-il miliany ngroml to pay the
“when l'nion n ynlly on its telephone
rrntuli. and flu- leru l'niuu ngri-ml to
abandon its existlblob-pimpingexchanges
and ululuiu from : iniuplimw lillFlllI'hl‘.
"Neither comply Hood by itsngrew
nu lll 'l'hvrn was filiillllll trouble. and n
\\'ur won only nvcitl by n pml'o rimming
of tho two mmpuifi' I‘liil‘lilli, when the
Hull i‘nmpuliy yiolid up :1 further muons
:vlon. it ill mini. oiflilmflll'i it your. The
actual prm-vmiln; pf that meeting were
ln-vnrullh-inlly rodh'd. Kiln-rum [ll'illlt‘
mm ling ul lfitili ii wunpnub-{got uiong
with-ml muvb Kiln”! fI-rn TM or no.
‘i’lwn tho unool‘ u lvlophnm- rompuny‘u
long ill'lliliii‘l' \virlor h-b-grupblc .wrvloo
modo the \fwioruigdou were again.
Lost "In Mom-y.
""i’ho \l‘umtoruihlou iuul loatngrcut
deal of capital thigh lbo rapid ineruuuo
of ll." lulu: dildo“ ii-lt-piwlul buildup“
and began list «mum to m't‘llruumro
lnvorula‘m ll'l‘illii lib Iiw Auwrimn ilvil
l-lunpnny :ullill mt llm incorporation of
the .‘li'ltopolltmmmputly in film. its
continuum-'1. xvii-it'd plum-d m aloud,
coo lilt'l’linavq nil-h brought it up to
lib-Wildl'"! \voro my Like" by friend-o of
ilm \Mmffli‘li l’in. liiill he i»:,ouu,uuo
funded debt {mill-4 Why into the mime
vhmuwl. Wilhiuho but four month» the
“I‘Klt'l’ll i lilnil ifluisl/ml lln control of
tho .lloiropolltnm. mu-b a way no to in-
i‘l‘t‘flm‘ tho dimlfim' lmlu‘m-u thn Hull
and Woo-en l lb «‘Imlpmllm. 'l‘lm-o
)‘l‘lil‘a mm the :imlo'nt Wm brought in
than vi-rgu of u iniidlptloli by tho Wonlnrn
l'Iviou. 'i‘hu inl'hph company hml ul
ltmnl dolormlnml cull-r m'iiw'ly into the
telephone bit-inr nmi thuu rntrlnwltu
lmuwnuu louvv
"l'iw b-h-phonidmpuny threatened to
combine with tlr’iwtui vompuuy. Whivht
plum! "only in “I it fll’fll. liiil lililivlll‘l,‘
lulupuirmu lillil llll'llli‘llll'lli‘tl ll “Ill.
The New Yorkllt‘pbonc f'lilllimili'. tho
organization ofm limnllm :uw. chub-d
or. ii! olilom l'hu il. i’ulb-r, prmldwni;
John ll. illdu, Mary. mul Willmm ll.
lirivvr. tumor: 'l'lm \l‘mi-rn i‘ulon
I'lllui'fllly int-ll Milt lllt‘ lllri'l'ltli‘li lwld
their immlu oi‘l tl'lm‘lloli.
“'l‘hn llull 'i'i-llmu' company took tho
liiinilmu of limaiiolmi ilcll ‘ieiephouo
company in ie 'lh'i’l‘ \W‘ri'ihuuzlfi,
:lld mllvu of wind liirlfifu.’ ltmruuu-ul».
limit ymr then- '8 life?!” mile-of wire,
nouurrnnp rm; id lualruuu'nie. 'l'lm
company has p Ilmut MIL'NNlJillu it)
divide min.“
W ill take American Tour.
Lorims'. Ange—Tim Fluvitwull or-
phnungv. moduli by the tabernacle
founded by tho lain. Hpurgron, hold a l
molding and mag-d for on American
inur for the nwnfiof the choir. line,
iir. hollow of lip: npultnaml promise“
that. the rhhir willie accorded a hearty
rt'miplinfl in Am . ller. ilr. Eaton of
'rorzintonlwupo ‘ lnndoalmiiar prom.
which the count in «radar inc.
.
, a :“diiitoficte'rumo;
run-s, a result no mo in inbro noxious to .
‘minc.
2W
. . ,yr.
”other Hubbard. For Vm‘ut‘tio‘m
limpi- oad lull: “fa-he‘d.
Hummer frock» for little girin are made
of white or calm-mi pique, oponwork or
embroidered hatluto, pink and blue flower.
ed lawns, baregu, thin err-pop. fancy ni-
wwau, Scout: plaid deiaim-u. foulord and
light toned tuflcto either atrlped, printed
or plaid. ‘
The style of limiting depends upon the
lite of thovhild. Fri in tho timenhe min
imllt up to 4 your» [old the Mother ilub-
hard form in pmfcrrct «that in, o nix-night
litlrt umunu-d on u yb ‘n of grinder or loan
depth. nohelt or on ibi-ing worn. This
l4 doubtless the mo: healthful int wall to!
line iumt I-nnvenb-n lilylv, mi it louvre the
body entirely free. These little loose
{towns are molly \vit inglplid lroucd, tuoro-
over, and.llnlum'ululci'lt'ui llil‘flii uhould lii‘
nu invorinblo rule in lllll 0 re uud clothing
of children. it is hell - to viotho flu-m in
pimplein-rr-ulcnnnd fun" it daily change for
”Will than to put expense lntonllk, lure
and i-uibroidciynml stint fln- laundry bill
For girls ii to H yours of ugh the frock
may have a loolw bodice to which the uhor’
Ni ”(ill lll'lii'l‘lflli'l.
skirt is attached. When llilck goods are
cuiplopwi. lilo skirt may he laid in pinits
instead of being gathered, but it does not
need to be gum! or stiffened. Beyond the
ngo of ti the costume may more nearly up
proximntcto thut. of in young woman—-
lhni in. the skirt may bu gun-d. the bodice-
may f'lillli‘ it little «lover to the figure and
ll~~'.-l simple trimming "my be employed.
(ileum-5w. much ill‘lii’illlt-i upon tbopbysn-
it’ltl tli'vl-lozmu‘nl of Line child. Flum- girls
urn no lilf‘L'l' ut i‘.‘ that tiny look uwluvm‘vl
in childish clothing. ill‘il lilo :ilhflnpt p.
Loop [lo-m infantile is futumns. ()thers
arr, in nppmruuma iiillc girlsnt 17. As
at gi-lu-rui rule, although youthful Kim.
pin-it}; .umy solely and tastefully bu mainv
iniurd up in the my of :30 you“, it is lit-{-
lm- to li'ligllll'li the :‘ltirl. too curly than two
into, luv'zliiii! tho lmif grown girl is not
Homily very gmi'nl‘ul rind require-I :ill flu-
useistonvc lnvvu'fl rvpow of manner that
rlotbiiur can givi- he:
The rut rl'uvwn u ur-ut nnilnr frock for :t
liilh- girl of d _\‘.l".'ll',-i. it is of ll.’l\)‘ blui-
m,~rgl-nud lIiH lw-i bands of \Vlilli' bruhl
around the foot of the skirt, the lulu-r bo-
ing lillliillll'll on :i mlubriv lililll‘i‘lll din-.-
'l'lu- ulruigbt. short jnvloil in Fill in Miillll‘l‘d
nruund limiuivrri-dgu and iv lamb-n1] iiifb
om- bond of. l'l‘ultl. ’l‘ho phwlt‘on and mi-
inr nn- of “hih' vinmitu- and the blue
Meow-:1 llin'l‘. \vhilu culls to mulch.
.li'illt‘ Funnier
A time will come when tw-r wngmm,
milk wagon» and heavy irmling wagons
will be pruprllml by im~cbanicul motive
power. Then lhry ram haw broad tires
of rubber or sonic-firing buttrr. All
streets run he puvrd \\ ith asphalt. it is
the pounding of 'lutrni-s' low! that now
wears out. liios-‘lrm'ls. In that bin-Med
day uorroux pi-oph- who lift' forced to
lth‘ in not. will get a Thai.
What. lit-uplv llil'li in linmvlmlgn of
any illzlill‘l' ihv-y make up in opimonv
t‘tllll‘f".’lllii;{ it. and the mono iguormn
tin-y are the mora- opinlum lip-y buvu.
The lose they ku-vn', too, the more ob-
aliuatelv they hold to their opinions.
I
When You (new to [How Us for Tell You In.
fore You Give Up Nope“ Worth of
Encouragement From 0 Clifton.
After trying medicines
you.
When you have trim! rum that did
not.
When you are completely clock and
in despair.
When your poor bark allll lirhu.
Barnum you don‘t mt down to cautn.
Try litmti'fl Kblnry i'iiln.
The unexpected alwayu lilippen._
it you ton all night rnrkrd with
back pnin.
if you cannot band over or ntralghten
up.
DI'pf'llf‘ upon it-wli'a your [ti-lane.
Kidney «llrurdvr rarely leave- oi in
own crowd.
The tenant has in be evicted.
l'inan'l Kidnry l'llla do not compro-
that helped
in arrange for a new lease.
They cut. all itbinny complain".
This in their mission and they fulfill
it.
Mrs. J. E. Williiiml, No. 40 Chestnut
Ilrvmt.
tiny: this of finnn‘n Kidney Plihil
"something was wrong with my Kid-
new.
i had very revere imvknrnw.
Premium A be: of lman'n Kidney
Pliln.
M Plulutcd‘a pharmacy.
And innit them an directed.
room] then an urnllcni remedy.
They cured me."
”can“: kidney Pillar, M rants nor hon.
For ml» by all denim»; cent by man
on receipt of toll-n. Foster-Million
f'o. Hole agents for the if. it. buffalo,
lltii for the novel ‘anoda
N. 1.
LEA
Made out of all silk
We are sh
THELMA BELT
The very latest imp
H.,KRIEGER,
DINO
Millineryana0|oak Store! fl
We have placed“ on sold about
290 srocK COLLARS ‘
warp Persian Ribbon.
FOR 4 9 crs.
owing the
FOR LADIES”
ortation for the fall.
Maliacltemo Hotel Block
Ecnnnnonnounnl
\.\>( 9
downward“ '
Block Island, $8.50 and $0.00
:i-day trim. Aug. 2c, 29. ,
Saratoga Springs, 5l0.00.
4-day trim every Monday during raccoon.
Ausable Chasm. $22.00.
odor trim Angus-it. 10. 17.24
White Mountains, $23.00.
5-day lripsz, August :51. '
Niagara Falls,$l7.00.
Hilly tours. August ll : Hf‘tl‘llil train.
Thousand islands, $l7.00.
drilli)‘ tours. dugimt 2:5: .«per-iul train.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00.
ll-duy trips, August 17 and biopic-tuber 7.
hi.'i'uut'zelflvmgi‘uilinforlnutironntu
lll' l’w'li k l
\on.
ATTEN T i O N!
Dr. F. W. Darmer
(‘nn hereafter be seen at his Durien office
only. winro he is prepared to do llll work
pertaining to modern dentistry puiniern-
ly. (inc minute's wall: from the trolley
Fill‘t' allowed but it ways. Special appoint—
ments made to hurt- your dental Work
done at your own resident-e.
hours from flu. in. until 6 p. in. Sun'
days, if) :i.lll. until -l p.m. All work
guarantor-ti, and only the bout of ma—
terial used.
DR.F.W.DARMER
Surgeon Dentist,
DARII'IX, - - - - CONN
FAIRFIELD comm - -
NATIONAL BANK.
‘3 Wall Street, Norwailr, Conn.
Incorporated, 1824. Capital, 0200.000
EDWIN (l. KEELEH, President.
DAVID if. MILLER, Vice Pram.
L. (I. GREEN, (Mulder.
DIRECTORS.
Emmet). Karina, Minus M. Giovm,
”AVID ll. MILLER A. .l. .‘dmnnu.
r‘.sr..lonx lmawoon, Turn. it. Mum,
lliA (Tout, CHAS. il‘.’l‘iu:srlt.ut.
Accounts of Mnnubu-lurrru, Merchantr
and Individuals Solicitrd.
Sale Deposit Boxes
Free to Depositors.
o 8 iv
You Don't Have To Swear Oil.
My" the Ht. Louis Journal of Agriculture
in an editorial about No-To-lhn', the
lumen» toluwro luihitt'ure, “We know
of many czwn cured by No—‘l'o-Buc.
line. a prominent tit, Louis architect,
smolmimul old-wed for twa-nty yearn;
vilicll of tobacco lllllkl'ii him Nit-k." No-
'l‘.i-il:u-wldand gouruub-ml by R. H.
Hill in]. Norman no pay. limit from
Hil'l‘lillg itolumly i.‘o., Now York or
Chicago.
Ayvr‘u i'dbi nro rm-ommeurb-d by
h-mllm: physicians and druggiarl. mi
$er bliioimwua, luuuwu. rmlivemmn, m~
ldignelxou. xiuggishuvm of tinI liver,
‘ jaundice. and pick lll'llilill‘lli'; aim. to re-
; lie-re void-t, fevers, neuralgia and thou-
i,
i
l 'l‘iworionofc-urc may he diwumwlai
‘lv'llglll by
.ivnui ovum. rein-f; :md
‘l'ough i'uro will give it to tbom. A
llli' mopt prompt and olih-icut remedy
imilialn.
pbyaivinnu. but the uniform»
' llm‘ Minute
refer-urn for children. It in “thvmily
bulimic-«tumult that produlm inlmr-d-
liall- rv-uli-l.” E. l’. \Vm-il illiil H.“
.Huiiwu. ‘
i Anlhc rlrcngtil of .limiidiugdrwnd
,upun the miidiiyof ile foumiolinu.m
ihr'alili depend“ upon the l‘nilllillllll of
glint ldou, 'i‘n Min-i impurities Mill
.c-mmn the vital fluid in llf‘WlilIf' vigorou-
‘zmoi iifingiving. Ayvr'n Har-npurilln in
gnu-mind [mm-rind and iti‘i‘uvlivo medi-
. rino in use.
ens-r0 am“
For Infants and Children.
l
i
i
(‘uil on tin-hogtugeut at depot flirl‘iifly of Ni
' dil'kilfm.
chop. 702 ('imrml «reel. how flit-v
cursor the (fonmliduicd R. R. (l9p0f..~4.~
()lliee '
SWolxixmcni‘ed him no that even tho
WAGONS I
New and second-Hand.
BUGGIES.
PHAETOIS.
OIRRIIOES,
GIIOPIES,
3.
PRICES ro surrALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
,ihysician forWomen
guns. 0R. ii. A. BUILFOIII
Canbeccnsnltcd atherolla
W42 Baoan 513m. Bram. Con...
Emu: 10a.m.to 7 p. m.|ny dayexcept
' ,, ' Sunday.
The doctor is a warrior physician rad for
the pact nineteen yearn has made the [season
of Women a Pl‘rtl'litlty. Ladieo nufler‘ina 1mm
anyuilffhjultyincident to the sex can consult
Dr. Gullinrci in the etriotm confidence with
the damp rim. 'r' oi rem—wing the moat skillfuland
. scientific treatment known tummlern surgery
'and mmitmne. Home care with nurse fur-
m~hwi when r. uirwi. Terms moderate-
mm!)
1‘ All letters nromn mulled to. lactose
, J. a. Ravmoivo,
i our.” 1!
surrealism: LAKE its:
‘ “ll'lll'l‘illé‘iinllff‘lfnilnmt’r’ and lee houses
Mudi-Aon ,«l‘rnrt. Urd-‘vrn rr-«wivml at H. l!
. .-.3wr.n.lg.- .i (‘1'I.'§¢'iKJtFR'IFP,('0me South
; Main and Waahinxtou alt-th-u' mail
Funeral Director
and Emhalmor.
03 Washington “not.
a. Harv-lit.
Mexico. Nahum Hotel.
in? I!
' r. 0. sensor, a. c. s.
liruvluuto ol‘ i'hii‘mfwiphiu Dental Can-lingo.
Dentistry Performed in all its
Branches.
‘i‘l-ZFIi‘if iiX‘l‘iuV'l'iIll W'TiiOI‘T PAIN.
Mlll‘tlu‘w Sow Womb... Wlh‘lrllifllwu 59W.
hm'nfltl lli " of
Dental r'i'll’li'. ivxll iw- mpcinlntghhf'lflh. as 31.1
. ._. WE...
SOUTH NORWllK - - -
SAVIIGS BANK.
at Washington sum
0pm daily from 9 to 12 a. In., and from
i to :t p. “L, and on Monday evening:
from 7 to H.
Interest allowed on alumni“.
Allin-IX HUIJMXS. l‘mt.
Jilli'x if, i-‘tlltlflr‘, "”39“?”
.lfiiifv' it. KXAi’i’. See. and Trail.
DORLON HOUSE,
onrzoonvu mis'r.
Now” or: r. 1' iii» M‘fi-‘w-i' r-f lent. Shore Din-
ner“. hull” ,l-lM-l (landmines liathln ,
iivmtmg and l'lmllll‘i“. lilo—tri-‘wara to l
hut-dowry rvu-nry minute. . J E. 0150!.”-
VANJIIM'W. am if
J. 0. JENNINGS.
UNDERTAKER.
KNIGHT STREET,
Nmflk, ' ' ‘ ' We
Opp. Sum Indium] Depot, .
ltfigiiitlxijit '12..“ ti'i’ltfl'i'.
Tithill'llusz CALL. it.
Jacob H. Layton,
'lro, Life and
Accident
INSURANCE“
itui hutch-5370». Aunt.
mean Stenmahlm'llnkm. and Sterling
Draft». man-{Negotiated
and him-in Hold.
(JUICE. 5 RAILIMMD PLAGI.
Sent to l’o-t (Mice,
tiOUTH NiillWAliK. : : :
3 CONN—
Notary Public. Acii nowlcdgrnrnil Taken
J.O.JENNINOB,
Papersiiangor, Calelminor,
Painter.
nigh—fl In
our PAPER AID until”,
i mourn innit cram,
south Ronni}.
Hammer ilonhcf intent HM” of P
Borden- Mul ”iii. Moulding.
is
s
lwmfiw—‘kl
in": .moa,
homo-o for "aluminum on nmltlti by
minute- Churiuiiy “ma.
J}
‘ q
srmnrts, no."
Norwalk Chronicler