can IIEIIIIIIIIIII
ilIE illilillll or I allow Ill
Inst PAIIABHAPIIS.
Grin Account: concerning Current Ennis
Bellini From on Highway: and In»:
of 'l’rnlcll cone-client Towns
lllx-(loullulllllilll‘1‘}. 11. Fox will wheel
this week to Boston. ‘ ~ ‘
Mrs. William Matthews. of if‘llelden
avenue, is quite ill. .
Mam tlIchopular game with the
street urchins just at present.
The l’lurnix Ilopc IlLosIc baseball game
haslbeen indefinitely postponed.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry JiIi,olIold of 47
Main street, have anew baby boy.
The Moody block'L In LLLMaIn strett Nor-
, walk, is being connected with the sewer.
Jeremiah Donovan will make sanitary
improvements in his Main street build-
lugs.
Maniac DGF. Lockwoiul's residence on
Mill Hill has been connected with the
sewer.
Mrs. William G. (llllmore, or at.
Chnpolptreet, who has been quite ill,
has recovered
The Central NatLoILIl bank of Nor-
walk is entering upon the twenty-first
year of its existence.
The Brotherhood of Si. Andrewof St.
Paul’s church, will picnic on Long
Island, Wednesday.
Charles and Ada Reynolds, Bridge-
port children, were committed to the
County Home, Saturday.
(amt-s w. BrL'ItlIcrtou, a illii Harbor
-uvonuc, is getting out patents for a
bottle that can be used but once.
Deputy Collector E. H. Goddard has
just received copies of the new edition
of charts of Long Island Sound, in three
parts.
The twenty-sixth annual fair of the
Connecticut State Agricultural society
will be held at Meriden, September 8
to lo. - . W '
Entries for tho Labor Day races can
bemade to Harry (.‘Lllltbllli, In Summer
street, Norwalk. The entries close
August 29th.
Shoriil' 8. Id. Hawlcy is slowlyimi
proving in health, and is expected to
return to hit home next week. Ileis
now traveling.
The barn of Manuel .t\I)l‘llllllllli~l, who
lives at I l’laiisvillc avenue, was cuter-
od one night recently by burglars, who
stole a harm-ea. ‘
It in claimed that milk bottles-L have
been broken on the walk at the corner
of Woodward and liurritt avenues, and
the glass swept into the street, where it
in liable to injure hornets and bicycles.
The Imperial Mandolin club has been
reorganized with the following players:
l-i. H. Waterbury and Frank Sven, first
mandolius: John Sven. second mandolin;
Elmer St. George, l-Zdward Elwood and
Fred Rogers. guitars.
Norwallt Ilillf'lll'i‘si' who receive com-
plaintL-L from ilIIIirL-Lhioms about tough
nn‘iat. any that hoof is poop-r now than
boforc in years. the reason lu-iag that
the Lihiptwra aend all of their good beef
to England and chip iii-mud grade beef
to the Lonaunn' rs in tho limit.
The lL‘ourim-ntb i'onnmtlcut Volun-
t or» will hold their annual trauma in
Hartford Hipiemlwr 1‘? The roumou
of the 'lI-IIIII (iounootizuit automation
will be hold at tho IloiLl Majestic. .‘I'w
lfaven, 'ILIlill'l-Iilliy. Fopimulu'r 3. Thu
Thirticib (alum-client Volunteers will
hold arenaiou tirptwulwr‘ciitli at Hille‘
lnuuonlvad. New lIaI‘I-LI.
Benton It In ratio from the choicest
root: and herthui‘r why. too, he
hotly and life are so much ahead of
other, so railed. root been.
It would unyoiim temperance drink:
and i! for more healthful than my aim»
belie drink
It hoiiieoi cumin will mine 5 gallon.
of delicious
'l’latt just after midnight.
....L-.-...-«.-~.«
I an Hill Mil. PLLII
Many Republicans mWouId Nom-
inate Him For Governor.
Wm..."—
BAYS HP. 18 NOT A CANDIDATE.
Why Secretary lloko 8mm: Itulguod.
Talk of III: Succmorm'l‘ho Gold Stand-
ard Men Are Anthem-Input Will Dino
WiihLlllll M Wolfurt‘o Bout.
NEW YonK, Aug 2!. «The Advertlrhr
this morning banihe following dispatch
from flamingo:
“’l‘homan 0. Matt will probably be the
nondncc at the Republican state convnn~
lion for gum-rum of New York
“Unleaa be can succesafully cmnhata
grout and growing aoIItlIIIont that, pro-
graming all day. at midnight bud unlined
to ho a matter that Mr. Platt could corn
iroi, his name will be presented to the con-
‘ volition Ei'ory other candidate will with.
draw, and he will be nominated without
debate. ”
shown to Mr.
lIc thought
for a few lillllllmfi, ran his hand through
his board and said slowly and diatluctly, "I
am not a candidate and donut want the
oilino." L
This atatemont was
“lint, Mr. Plait. suppose that thecou-
vculion Is ntulupndnd for you?H
“I don't think It will be. I do not
want the nomination. I prefer plain clti.
zonahlp, and Isball decline to stand for the
nomination. l have told this to all the
persons who have spoken to Inc about It."
It was. howwor, a significant fact that
near midnight Idwnrd Lauierbach and
Immunl IL}. Quigg worn working among
tho delegates, and Mr. I’lntt had not III-
siructed them to desist. Illxii’oL-Itinaatur
\’nII’(.‘oti- was also advocating the uoml~
nation of Mr. Matt, and he assorted that
Mr. I’Iatt. while averse to tho nomina-
tion, Would take It If the delegates piloted
It to him In the convention. .
Lieutenant Governor Saxton sold: “In
my opinion thohomlnailon will go to Mr.
I’lati. The tide has not that way atrongly,
and I don’t. think Mr. Plait can stop It."
Auscmbly Speaker Hamilton Fish mild:
“If Mr. Plan. will stand for tho nomina-
tlon, I will withdraw and second It. I am
for Mr. Plait." .
Mr. Aldridge Ia ortulitcd with making
a. similar statement, and It Is certain that
if Mr. l’lIItt‘a namc In presented all other
candidates will withdraw.
Congressman Quigg mado the state
nIcnt: “Mr. Plait will ho nominated by
ucclamntlon." Congressman Wadsworth
Indorscd this utterance.
Hoke Smith's Resignation.
Wnsmxo'rox, Aug. 24,—4ch nowsthut
Secretary lloko Smith had rel-signed and
that Illa resignation bud boon acct-pied by
tho prosIdL-ut created a coIIL-Lidcrabloatlr In
political clrcloa here, although thoproi»
ability of Mr. Smith'u rotiremnnt had been
III a measure anticipated ever since his
paper, the Atlanta Journal. declared that
it would support Bryan and ricwnll. Mr.
Smith still declines to discuss the subject,
but It Is known that thepersonalrolntlonn
lmtwwn the prosldont and Mr. Smith haw
III nowice been disturbed. Mr. Smlih'n
rosiguniion. his friends say. grow out. of
his diilcrcm'c with his chief ml the duca-
ilon of party policy and his delicate rim-Lira
not to embarrass the president at our. a
llllll'. llcyoud tho question of his cock
tion of party loyalty In acquit-suing II I
will of the majority, Mr. Smith. during
his campaign for the gold standard In
iimrgla against cxtipeaker Crisp, had
given a personal pledge that he would, If
dol‘eaimi, support the nominee» of the con
wuilon. AIL an honorablo man his friends
say be felt it his duty to l’l'ili‘iilll that
pit-duo. lin Informed tho pruaidont of his
pmdtlon and Intentions. and to avoid cm
Illil‘l'lliil-illliilltei placed his resignation at Iii-I
disposal. It In hold that Mr. i'lovcland rc-
ruounlrniod. ’i'ho clirrnL-ipoiIchIce on tho
subject. It published, would no doubt he
very Intern-ailing, but It Is doubtful If it
will ever be given out. It can bu stated.
llowovur, with great poaltlvonons that tin-
IuI-p which SucrL-iury Smith fclt IIIIIIM’II
I'iliillil‘lll'il to take has not In any way of
(cried the Warm regard tho president and
Mr. Smith i‘flli'i‘ilillii‘ll for much ollmr.
Thorn boo boon a good deal of gllehlllltllulll.
Mr. Smith's uuccwaor. It soonni aliogL-ih
or unlikoiyihnt John M. lirynolda, tho
anni‘tani secretary. will be promoted. It
is regarded as much more probable that a
new man will be whirled. probably from
the middle wriatmlndlaua. Illinoba or Mia»
aourl. ‘l‘hunanuw of L-x—(iovernnr Francis;
of Missouri. ex liongnomauu Ilynum of
luilblna and oxLlTongrrauInaiI lion (‘Luhlo
of iillnobi are those around which goaaip
IItINl pornliunuily charge. All arc pro
IIqun-cd gold Ilenuwraia.
Who! Mr. liynum Thin”.
INDIANAI'HIJH’. Aug. 'li.-lII distancing
polliirni lli'VIlliljllllt‘IIIh from a gold dand-
arII ydaiulpoini. all lTonueraIuon liyuutn
Wald:
"I am of the opinion that a full data
ticket will be put in Ibo liold in Indiana.
‘l‘boro will be a congrvrmionol ILqullu-n In
the Seventh lIInii‘h‘h and in most of tho
lllnlrli'la of the potato. Thin In Mmliitlal bu
mow the mmurlogof rough-moon iii no
liIIportnILIL he tho pro-LIIIL-Imy. 1 how heard
no uutboriiailw bouillon on yet ofaulill-
didoiu for (‘oliurcmi in thin dinirict. "
it new fillflmwlcil to Mr. ilynum that
the prom illupaivinw have II that ho ban in-
miivml a lunar from I’rualdniii (”luvs-land
mix Ialnuaualmt the nomination of a third
ticlml and approving a platform of priuoi
phru nlihoni a lll'hul.
' i how not rnrclwd a loltnr from Mr
(,2-‘Inwloml. Willi Mr. ilyuum, ”nor have
I rl'm'ivvd no Intonation from him nitlwr
din-Lady or indirectly as to what him than»
are. i do not hollow that Mr. (,‘invnland
will have a word to my either now or slur»
Inc the eamvontino an to his prnierencea. "
“flow mauypooplo do you estimate will
nth-ad the Indianapolis convention?" Mr.
Ilynum woo Mkml.
“\iuil. i nhould any that on a connerra»
iii‘c (Minolta flu-tn will he Ill non ' "Ibo
wanted the Invitation." Mirna whether
Swarm- Iiill Would provide at tho bloating
to he held at hell put. ii c '01ch at City
Hall mum’s tomorrow night. when Mr.
Bryan molten o upwch. Mr. Ghana said:
“The taunting bl to be very simple III III
uharucter and of brief duration. Mr. Bry-
nn will not Ina-nit for more than a half
hour and [monthly not longer than Illi mln~
llwti. Aimmt immediately after he lla-
Inhmi It will be neculmary for Mr. llrynn to
start for the railroad Litnilon. 'i’he people
will be anxious only to hear thrill-Im-
ocratic candidate for preuIdL-nt. No one
could addruna no large a multitude In ad-
vance of Mr. Bryan with advantage and
after ho conclusion his addrmal It In likoly
that every one will wish to choke Mr. liry-
an'a hand. So there will be so much con-
fusion we think it. Impossible to have. a
npualter to follow him. While the citizens
of Albany are always delighted to hear
tboir dlntlngulshed follow townoman, Hen-
Itor Hill, the committee of armppcnmnia
does not think it bed to ask riena tor liili
to prcelde at this time.
Silver Mon to Notify III-yon.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 24.~(‘iaorgo A. Grout,
chairman of the notification committee of
the National sliver party convention, anw
nuances that the committee will asamuble
Bryan of his nomination all the candidate
of the Silver party.
For WutenLLon and Bragg.
Cntcaoo, Aug. 24.—-llllnoln Democratic
gold standard leaders will go to tho In:
diauapoila convention enthusiastic for the
nmnlnatlon of llnnry Wattarson for pl’i'i'll'
dent and General Edward S. lirugg for
second place on tho tichut.
BIG STORM IM THE WEST.
Many Parlor“ RIILILLedL by Lightning. and
Much Damage Done.
('IIICMIO. Aug. 2Ll.-—I)Inpaicbes.from
points In lndlaua and Ohio report um‘oru
Lillll'lllii, accompanied by much «Instruction
of property by lightning, and some fatali-
rioa. Telegraphic communication is very
much Impaired, and full report» are hard
to obtain.
Near Home City, Ind, a largo barn was
destroyed by lightning. and Arthur Foes.
aged ll, was killed. At Ellwuod, 1nd,.
lightning demolished the Rm: ’1‘. .I.
Wright's reuIdeLn-o. All the family Ni-
coped injury but Mr. Wright. who was
horribly burned and paralyzed from tho
waist down. Mrs. John llaIIIIIgal-dnor of
Wabash. 1nd,, was struck by lightning
and fatallyialured. lander Illino and Noiil
lilisa, at Ilelphos 0., were killed by light-
niug.
At Hobart, Ind, the dwelling of nman
annual Smith was (It‘lnnllfiliell by light:
aim: and the entire family of ihroo per.
sons killed.
At Huntington. Ind., Wallace's show
tools were wrecked by tho idorm. The
horses and monagcrlea utmIIpuLb-d. and
much property wan ruined. ’l'hc ulophama
caused a panic, The storm IInroofI-d scr-
oral building» and blow down a wall of a
big luminous block.
At Eflinghnm, Illa, there was a cyclone.
'l‘ho L-Ltorm came up with unprucmionmi
rapidity. Whom it dipped down it acut-
terod (insulation and ruin. ’l'im fltrmsto
wcro blockaded with shade tron-u and choir
trio light and lull-phone pub-s which wL-rn
torn up and LLLLLLPLLLLLLL
SANTLLAL TERESLLA AGAIN.
Troublo (‘onfinnn on the- llnrdor of Moxi-
co. Ind Troupe Fight tho Bandits.
\HAV Axroxm, 'l‘cx., Aug. fit-matinm
received at military ln-adquartora hero of
another battle botwmm II Ianro lnIIdof
Mexican outlaw» and a forceof ,‘hxli'fln
«indium In thp I’mlnua Laumn. It
i' lI'IlILInhua, Mexico. juat ucroua II I lilo
liralldo from l’nvsldlo Louuiv.
'l‘lIrL-n bandit! and one noIdh-r Worn '
Ancillli'hm liodlgvra, ono of
who won captuml a fcwdayu ago,
Ina-II allot at Hjlnaga.
Many dmporalo L-liaracicra barn dimp-
pL-arcd (mm ihv’l'oxm ILordcrI-ouniiou and
are lmiicwd to have joined Ibo outlaw
band. which now Ililililli‘l'ii more than .‘Loo
persons. The bandits. prolvlill lo lu- rI'VnL
lulioninia and Lillogo that their oporaliolm
are directed agnllnt tlw Mexican giii'ut‘lv
IIII‘IIL.
Santa ’l'an-sa l'rrca. the leader of tho
l'anutlmi. has reached Valuation, ’I'ML. Hm
In on her way from Niitme-l to join illo
band of man who am opt-rating LII-roan tho
river from the Texas border. A force of
Texan rango-ra Ililyi gone to "Fi'l‘ldl". 'l"ux.,
and will lump down lt'nilllln on thin side of
tho ItIo iii-and". Nearly Loon Mexican
troops are on lIIuir way from l'blhuabua
and other poiILtIL III that ainiu lo the moon
of the trouble.
MOORES’ FAILURE.
limb Itimmnd Motel: and New 'I'orir flin-
ruit Company Involved in the fruit.
f'llimco. Aug. L'i. m 'I‘ho Diamond
blotch and the Now York liiwult muopa
ulna warn both Indirectly involved in the
failure of tho Monro Jim. ’l'hu aliltmwnt
bi now made that. the Illamuod Mulch
company pambaml on a margin or 0.30 a
Lilian» ILLIoII diam of In. own capital
dwelt. 'l'ho New York llluculi rompnny
hon pilrcbumnl alum alumni of It» rapliul
ubiif‘k, which won- bought at prim-LI rowing
from no to par. ’i‘In- Diamond Mllli‘li «our
puny will. It. in maid. not; In m-adn mpnn
album! on Iii; own paramount of lliflhtll
niorh and will deny liabilities larger than
the timwm it hm tilted from in- nurpluu
as Lam-giro.
If tlm prepaid. intention of ihopmlpln
baa
ny In earl-ml mu, that manually will Iona
nimolutely ointment an a rcauit of the npwui
lull"; deal In thin ulorit curried on by tho
.liloom .ilroa.
l‘hc New York llimtiit company will
now hobo the (titanium moth of stock
collided at par value 'iiw flock in nap
tamed to have lil't'fl mugbt M price: owl"
uglngmorc than i , or upwurlltLIwTII,L
L'mo.
Merlin" ”only titanium.
illuminating. feta/Iii: Armani-Jinn
(”Habitation inunml will ho appointed to
live until the melt national commotion.
How long thn party will llt‘flilfllmhdfl on
ulrc ulmaiatn on'
Mr, llynum stated that. he will ammo»
an chairman of ammonium :ontinlttm;
longer than the coming mnreution.
Hill to harm-Ln thy-n.
Mann. Aug. Lll~hx Funnier hortmr'
imam, chairman of the licmmmlticr city
millimlttm. was asked whether h
anything about the curry that Mr. Bryan
won who uniortalnod by Senator llillut
Walnut": item while in Albany.
’ ”Yea Aeonuflterofpetuau
’ ‘ meagre; lobed Vinita!”
ILMM
3:.
humour City of Hickman. from ht iumln
:to Now Ilrlcanu. attack an obstruction at
Island Forty. aimnt in miles north of
‘ himuphlr and was hardy IIIMIIIIHI. A big
hole WM turn its the ilirismnu'e indium.
and tho hill-nan Immhml her to prevent. her
., Making. All of the primate” om taken
all by that hinhomw and brought in thin
:riiy 'l‘l ha Hickman II cargo will be «red
but It in lialloyoi the boat will gain phenol
rib: is. valued at 850 mm Immature. 33’ u.
ram “is undid} bind... nun.
bitumen. Ky..1\tm.lli.w1\t a noun;
me clout four militia from lane i‘ the
In Lincoln, NEIL, on Sept. it to notify Mr. -
."i‘.fl
MlTlBELE Will ENDED
Cecil Rhodes Effects 3. Peace
With the Rebelt.
”W... .. w.
omrrs LAY Down rum ma
It [I Practically on Uncomliilooui ”or.
render ~1‘lu Molina Ark For Barnum
Which Are l‘romlufl~—-Wunt Mr. Rhode-
toLlltpy In the Country. ‘
Ilumwuo, Aug. 9-i.~—~"Tho mlnaicn of
lion. ('i-cll Rhodes to tho Matabolna bi re-
ported to be aproaounced mucosa. ’l‘hn
natives have yielded, and the war hi con-
aldnrod at on cad. Cecil Iiboduu Impirud
the confidence of tho Matabolu obit-fa by
going among them unarmed. ‘ The ohlofu
Lunnpiuinud that ill uaago by the natIVo
police provoked the rebellion, and Rhoda»
proIILb-Led them that .I'lil'm‘nlii In thin rnL
enact Would be Inaugurated at. once. Earl
Grey, who was appointed to administer
the aflolra within tho jurisdiction of the
British South African company, belleven
that thoaurrender of the nntlvuu wan pracv
tlcaliy unconditional.
It is stated that tho Matabcle chiefs
promised not to light tho English forces
provided (looll libodon would agree to to
main III the country and care for thorn.
They also asked for the removal of a prom-
Inont government .olIIcIal. of whoaomm'
duct they complained bitterly. (Jonil
Ilhodon replied, tolllng thom that the oili-
clal rafurrod to had already left the gov-
ernment marvioa. Lilo thou united the chlofa
whether thoy worn for pcucoor for war.
Secumbo, the loading (Ihlt'f. laid his gun
and maul-gal boforo Mr. Itbodes and Highl-
ilcd that they were in favor of pcmiu. (.‘n-
all lihoch-L promlaod to agar-Itimirllvex.
but said that tho wrroudvr moat ho on
conditional. At the conclusion of the corn
furnace Secumbo cried:
“(in in poaco, my father. greaiect of
chiefs!" After «Inscribing the scene (lecil
Ithodcu Ia reported to him» acid:
“It was one to mako lilo worth living."
Two of the chlofa were brotboruof Lo.
bengula, the Matabolo king who WM mid
to have but" killed at the clone of tho
Matabeio war In lain.
Like In American Indian l‘prluing.
The war with tho blatabolea. which bruise
out early In South Africa In the prufltinh
your, in many respects rewmblud the con
llicta botwouu the early colonists In A marital
and the North AILInricaII Indians. .‘II'Vnt‘liI
hundred of the outliers in tho morn spam".
' ly settled portions of lilalubolclaud were
murdered III cold blood by tho null-cu.
Survivora in tho country dint-rich quickly
gathered III tho larger towns, and lines of
defense \voro thrown up. while the exit-ting
fortifications worn Improved and garrison
ed as ntrongly as poaui‘blu. 'l'ho natIVL-ii
were at. first. commanded by a non of tho
lain King lloliengula. To the IILIIIIbor of
‘..’o,uuo the rebellious Moiabolua gathered on
the hills around liulawayu, the principal
town In tho Mutabnlo country. To a mu
nldorablo extent tho miilvon worn actuated
by a .mrt of rollgioua frenzy. but other
values arc acid to lawn combined to bring
about tho trouble. (‘lIiL-f among them
causes may ho montioIn-d ibowrongdolngu
of the Inlilvo pollm- .‘IlllI tbo Illlpiiiillllln by
Ibo South African l Imi‘lol’cll company of
a hill 1le on the I‘JJMU butt-of tlLo native-l
of Mainlmluland. ’l'bil in: tho lIutiVo-i
sinrnly reulsicd for many l‘llnnllld. iiuf
tho lLIlllI'li‘I'l‘II company Innisivd upon ibl-I
rvvvuuc being coll-Noll and rufuui-d m
IIILLko any exception» wbIItiwer. Many
dumb of \‘lllill‘ wL-rn reported to have been
ouconlpibdmd during IIII‘i Mainlwle walr
by i'iII'll like iw‘. i' L-‘Lilous. the d fricau v!
plorur. l'aptuiu Napier liurnhaln. the
American moat, and other». liui. It was
not until (‘ccil llhodea. at this tinmro
nomo extent. under a cloud hovallau of lilii
IIIII'KI‘II connection \i ilh tho raid Into l’IIo!
’l‘raosvnal llupubliv (‘Iillilili‘h‘d by llr.
.lunwaon, came to tho ram-Ina and hurried
from Ilhodoaia with on Miami force that
tho backbonu of tho Moiulmlo rLLIIoIIIon
was broken. llolzlwnyo limit won for a
limo ihroaiunml with annihilation by the
IIiIn-kv. bui. owing to tho bravo «Infrnm
Inznlv by Ila I'lllli‘iM and tho lion-1y uLlLL
Vanna of tho (‘olumu bomb-d by i‘onll
Iiiimli'i, Ibo pinion! Motto which pi'ut'lical-
I‘_\‘ uni-dull war. Ivroltun. and tho Moruboluu
were gradually rim-rd luwk from NIH IIIIIO
erruundiug llni nuLIropIIIIu oi Moialmlm
land in linilrold rmorin III the pom oi’ the
country not. lll'l'ililll‘ll by I‘llirnpmiliu.
Drowned In nrignntlun thumb.
A'i'MN'rlu ('l'n'. Aug. 1:l.-L»L-l'IuL-In-rt Ii.
(look, aged '13. ynnra. only non of iimrgo
llurwy l'oola, px-L-aldwnt of the llrigantiou
Itallrood and 'l‘runuli I‘ouixuiny. wail drown
ml in front, of tho llolinnd ilouao. at Ilrlg.
auilua Ili'lii'll. l'LonIi' wan bathing with
.Iu-mpb Ill. Huydcrof l’llibuh'lpblaand Mlia
l'LILLIar-‘laehlvr of l’lliuburg. 'l'boy WL‘i‘l‘I
caught by tho Iwaiy undvriou', LlLIiI'I'H
rnm'uern arrliul. and. with lhcabl of a
Wooden NI‘III'H, ILIaImuvd to mom Haydn-
uLId Minn HiaobIo afwr minuiilvrnblo labor.
him. llhI body mm found a half hour
«forward and taboo to his faillnr’n t‘of
logo. {look wan amuduaioof fitepILvrin'
IIIHIIIIIII‘. (“Ilia-i of "Li, and WM olupIHymI
at u... pump-”yd iron Ivorlin. I'Illlnili'lplllfl.
lie I-an‘uu a lailwr. mother and twonlatoru.
Jonioiuy ("oi-AMI a Iim-i.
Manimw. Vim. Aug all. «With flu-Ir
hundn L'Iiupiul, lioorgc Page and William
Moi-gnu ulml. varh oilwr to death near her».
A girl Want tho mum of the duel. 'l'hn girl
gill 'l rial artlailt I": ,II'
unwanted Inlliu Diamond Match compni’ LLLLLLLLL LLLL LLLLLLLLL L y LL LL LLLLLLL
man. but N‘DMMI tin-Id In iilli'll a way no
to madden than: with icaloany. The three
hall at an i‘lill‘l'lflililiiimlu ncnr illgdon.
and the ulrl'u taviim Warn more tantalu
inn: than mood. Morgan propowd to lion
to «top out. and nettle it. Page «gravel, and
lore IIIIn-b bplter In the chlanulvnnmi. It ‘
the young men walkLLd out into the yard
”there they ugh-mi Io clmip limit Mode
and to about until tlwll‘ pistol.» worn umpi
rind The Inmate. who heard the photo
Louhmi out and found Morgan LIL-ml and
High dying l'dwh hail Idiot. "million.
which Idiot havihn taken «not
II 0...... ‘eridflhinll’ Mmt,
”noon. Me Act ‘II wi'barlmi i’ot
gulda at Minot, WM allot. and In.
yiLantiy biliod at Deer inland on this can!
brnnchof the l’vuobmsot rlyriri maven pill"
north of Iirlmnhme byl’. Ham-ll .ir
”iiillih.fllmy of to your! Ila-mil h- a
nephew of the late erilormnor linen"
Potter moi lob-token for a bear and Wm
that lit was goblins: the party of with h
young Ilomli was a Member
Bdllrlo'ILL tn of mo. ,
balm. m (lawman. Aug. 2%»th
dent bloom of i ivio has mm the
and: 3:“th ‘
we a gotten
one it,“
2 It from
LLTLAFLLFETA GOWNb
Dom Wall“ of 'LlLLIIL Lilo! Winter Yuk-
limo—Junction law For Lluon “Wm.
'l‘affeta gown» arc charmingly trimmed
with gauze and cialm-idL-rnd tulle, and
mnong favorite white notional In white
ul‘lk, mwml with obito tulle and having
pit-1w bucklmnmi bottom.
'lon‘vhon lane in again soon and alfordu
a clumgn from vrdcnclcnlum all a trimming
for can: Ilium gownn‘ and hodlcvu. Uni"
of "mm wry touch furiudowed and
adorned with horn on: a fcaium o! the
Willi. L
(liuiagmhle toilet» mmpmcs male very
charming gowm, a4 dollowcml cilia». An-
other nlylc I» having a dIu-ILII-d Mil-mail.
Thin In a infirm with whic L-tripcuof color.
Ltil'plif'ltfnd by a Efulllc bond in a hit», cor-
nrml n ith a mahll Ill’mlflli.
on this him om cinnamon.
It i4 fluid that nomyelcgant cmiumm!
for fall Midwinter will be maritime-d of
Wool giant-I. Tin-w you rm, often of cloth.
will be rriryilght. coloml by prrflmmt'c.
and will bo‘ enriched ‘IL-‘Ith mnbruldcry,
fancy gallmmo, heavy gulpiu'u, corn lace
and ilnc bottom. The ('Kllllll’, rotors and
bolt will be of darker plain or fancy vel-
vet, usually of a contracting whit-green
fl‘bc variations
t lllvll'll DE. CHINE com .‘lH.
on pain gray. ii'rmrh or particle blue 0.
white, murmo on light. lodge. black. violet
or pong on mmtic and cm: ohmic-x.
Tho bullion of wliito «Minions la in be
{Within}! d inin tool “with". llllirllll. pique
and Muhml' Iii-Int: rivpbuwl by hew'u-r
fabrics. such an molmir, rough wads and
cloth.
It in pmpmrd to vary autumn lilill‘ii by
drape, lulitmm‘l {laps and npplivzilloih’ of
clnlmhidcry and laminate udalial with vein-i
13ch innovation ubuwua gown“! pal-9
lilac crop» fl" rhino. Tim rkir! 3-: full and
hm a pointed application of napalm me
lirnitb-ry or. the top, a narrow gallon” lmrL
during the Iiriru'mr font of this ekiri. 'i In»
bodice has lungthwlm applii-xiiinrn. of mu
limldv‘ry, tin- VHIIF‘IIM of plain rrrpo ll»
chino being full. 'I‘lo- wlgv of NW guimpv
la cowl-ml with gold plw’lflv'flll'l'lt’. 'i'lI-v
drew-a bari- iiirwfrillil oi iln- s-pand a
rudIi-nf whit» mum at fir-'Wrrh. ’Iiw
nevi; l'lIt'Llli' Ia almof “Mir {Mi/J.
JI LI‘ILFL ("HHLLL'T
"mt Tiny Did Inn: Ago.
All auction of umnarrml \w'LJHLi"li ”vim! to .
he ho-III annually In :Iln'lvnl lhnlzil-Lri and
WM marrougmi that no Wonuio ~IIuLIlil i»
lcftwlilloui a mm" The Immlifsli "Laid
emu wtmmild In the night-.2 Iodih'ru and;
thorium one» wire ‘ill’fllnliwl wzih dow
rica
What propit- I.v-ir in Lnowlwign- of
any motor tbwy malw up in Ipsnlomi ,
Lilli ’
they are the: rmirv ogniIrsz Ii. 5‘ but: i
l'nui'rruuig it, find liw unit" Mix-Lt
LILIIi- In an tho-y hunk“ z. w, “u
~tlrmtvl v flu; V bull to Ilirl I" or Intuit-i.
l VETERANS LEGACY
3m 2" LI;
How a South Norwalk Citizen lost
his Health.
Aunriulninn that Mr. William“.
fir-own. or u swing air-wt, Md broil 'l'
wrinwoiing with it tor/IL o for a ( brim.
It NW!“ -. f kid: «Ly fliv'd‘” our r- ,m mn-
aotlw cal IbL-I on him for on lat-lit it.
When a boy Mr. lit in ruin-ILL! in the I
army and "Inflow not harsh-Mp for! ‘
him a lunacy of wry pmr {IL-.illh. He
II H‘Ihllfltl‘i' at "hint at Knapp! but
Lfllt'lnry‘ and lg n will known 3th [~-
‘l‘lniyL-ouid not ri-wa l‘ook In time to Liam ‘
otwiml rllizon. tic saw: "Mfr um un-
fill“ "I" IHII'r ‘L‘hi it! ” (an to! “all gwr
day and as I do my own fit rim. I la a
in I‘I‘LITHII“ Ii ll be dum- a. I E: 1' r I
mm that haw klfl'i' y ”Labia amt l wan
Maui's anrlwlw to 53M riil « I ll. iillithl
urinary dill'w rally LIL-i In and all I mi
riot-d no ailiryri: :2 Phi about l'wu‘fl
Kidney l‘lilw caring with r um. I not I .
box at i’lnlitwd’o not tell them. filer--
taking (ho brat to: my Milt dove not
who. I Mi own no rm h In Mr and
the arm: to natural. I not run Lrnmvnd
in; [loam Kidney i’illu to lhr mull-
mm in the furrow."
The undprhauriw’i may Kidnrvy trouble
1min and about: New" hail-r maM
away from the real «now, and much
lad-sting innit! from it When 1"" L
mi LII baritvhe from any more or
mum. and it do“; not rum naturally
In a day of We no central iulutive do
In 5 healthy body. you may dwid- Iii
on". It In a Elwin-*7 trouble. and snark
in» nmrmr ulandprum. And
that in loan the Mag- in min- Win.
too. for on Immadtmv and "aim! can.
thank Kidney Ville cm rm an. Ivy
all damn. Drive. at arrow W boy, I
holes for i? no. mailed on rmcmi of
price by rmiothiimm Po. ”allow,
8. 1.. ”In ngcnin for II. D.
Alarm m Mara from that imi-
idr m. rectum flirt. will um
ESTABLILINID iLGGB.
H. KR!
FOR4
W '
We have placed On sale about
200 STOCK COLLARS
Made out ol'nLII silk w 11 p l’clsiau Ribbon,
.. m..»..- m... "m.....” m.....wmw
sin-Lacuna Ion
E G E
nanomp
Millineryandmoak Sterel
I
'LOL'.
-.-I
I”
9
are showing the
THELMA BELT FOR LADIESII
LTIIC very IalL-St impor “atiou for the fall.
H. K R IL E G E. R, Mahackemo Hotel Block
RECREATION IOURI
“3.30““ event-‘QW as
Block Island, $8.50 andLSl0.00
3—day irilm. Aug. ‘26. 21'.
Saratoga Springs, $i0.00.
tv-liiyirllmovurl' .‘IUII‘IIIY during .‘s‘ul‘iaim.
Ausoblo Chasm, $22.00.
01—day trips Annual, lo. 17. '14
L White Mountains, $23.00.
5-day lilpu,»Augu~t til.
Niagara Falls,$l7.00.
iula)‘ I“lll'~'. August ll : apociul train.
. Thousand Islands, $I7.00.
4-day tours. August '25: «poi-lid train.
Montreal and Quebec, $37.00.
1 Jul trips. August l‘landfiiwptcnIbcv" ..
1' LIIuIL ill Ii" l :quIII at depot In l "I! Ly H! N.
. I 'l‘ om»! umuuiull ll L-I .rn .Lib-IL. no-Itii Itchy
. m In L Li iii- bop. or“ impel alluei, Now Ha-
\uil
_
m..... . u... . 1...... . ............_
ill e5; out ink, paint,
in. pillb, ltllfihe
and .xliins ILI'Hiil
i'luilum: and car-
;‘.-it .p:l.l.ly and .
Colia‘lcicly and
\«_\_rr Jar-es a RI__I__Lg
\L l Ar Ill ~—-—
mum:
cumin.
1°C.. 25c., oi Drug
..:L LI “duv- nLIIIIirIlioeLlih‘iarcu
I: .IL Li. L‘ lL- . Samplu mailed. 56.
L. B. SUTTON, New Canaan, Ci.
4-.“
Sold by A. llickvrman d’ Sou, So. Nor-
.L walk; Kinney & Benedict. Norwalk.
C
J
LFAIRFIELD couarv . .
NATIONAL BANK.
:43 Wall Street. Norwalk, coon.
luconioratod. “#24. Capital, $200,000.
EDWIN l). K HELEN, I‘renideut.
‘ DAVID H. MILLER, Vice-Proof.
i i... C. GREEN. Conn-r.
L DIRECTORS.
icowmi). Kaaml, Means M. (IUIVIII,
IM‘i‘lii Ii. MILLRII A. .i. Manama
F.5r..loiinlu‘uwmn. 'l'uuo. H. Sim-LL,
lliA Coca, (:u ALI. F.’l'ltlthiAM.
Accounta of Manufactnrcra. Merchant»
and Individuals Sullclted.
Safe Deposit Born
Free to Depositors.
o 8 ll
You Don‘t have to Swear Oil.
any: the fit. lamlfidont‘nnlof Agriculture
in an editorial about No To line. the
lithium tubamo habit illl‘l‘, "We know
of many mm cured by No~'l‘o-IIIIII.
1.1m a prominent Ht. lioula urchiieli,
unlokmland Lin-nod for tncuty y;L-arn
iwolwwnvuml him No that i‘\‘i‘l| the
muvll of tobacco Illlilii‘ii him Nick.” No-
Tvvlial'mld and guaranteed by ll. H.
l‘laieml. Nocuro no pay. Hook from
Sterling: I‘Mlili'tly (lo, New York or
lfhlt'ligc.
Awra I’Iilu arc rpcqunwinioIl by
loading pliynimane and druggmia, LIII
ihcunau pmmpt and efllcicut Mandy
for iuliounmim. Iiauiwa. cmlimncaa. in
dlgmnon. aiuggLahnMLa of the liver.
jaundice, and pick headache; amnion--
bow Hilda, intern. neuralgia and rhoua
mailman
'lhmrit'aoitim- inuv be dialnawlat
loonihby piiysiciam. but Ilu- antler-urn
want iiiillh relhf: and “no Minnie
i'mnrb Utm- will givt‘ ii to them. A
no. can- for viuldoLn it in “(homily
harndmul rmnmirihai lll‘llillll'i‘fl iuiiumb
mo Irv-India." ii. V. Word and (II. (S
Hiillmn.
.«m
1‘5th strength of a building depend
upim the noiidity of II! foundation. so
health depends upon the condition of
the hind! To carpi impurities and
canar- the vital fluid to lawman vigoroaa
and life giving, Aycr’a Harmpnriila in
tin-most flavorful and effective nuwlh
clue in not
CASTORIA
rant-summon.
« 6
WAGONS I
Now and Scound- Hand.
BILJGGIES,
PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES,
CANOPIES.
SPINDLES, ETD.
PRICES TO SUIT ALL
CALL AND SEE THEM.
HENRY TILLY.
..._~ ””2:
PhysIcLan forWomon
LHMRS DR. N. LA. GUILFDRD
Can be consulted at her olflce
L “42 BROAD Sranur, Bumouron'r, Goran,
From 10 a. m. to 7 p. In. any day except
Sunday.
The doctor In a regular phyniclan d for
the p M nineteen years has made the location
olnomeu a would! ty. Ladies suffering from
anydillivuliy Incident to the sex can consult
1h (iuilfordin the atriiioat confidence, with
themsunuu-o oi Leech Lug the most akilifuland
I nl'lulIllfli‘ treatment k nowu to modern our err
Segmfrlnaf
and mediiine. Home care with name ur-
ruched when ret aired Terms moderate.
All letters prompt y rcnliedto. Ineloee stamp
J. B. RAYMOND,
DI. ALER IN
LBROOKSIDE LAKE IGEI,
WIIoh-saleund retail “mm and ice houaeJ
Mmliwu xtrout III'II‘H touched at . H.
'. .«ov'luldtxf .‘r i‘o. ‘si‘ igar Slimmcornor South
\unhlugtou streets. mas
Main and
D. W. RAYMOND
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
93 Waohinmon Btroot,
$0. Nona-lit.
Rmrdonoe, Mubackemo Hotel.
1117 Iv
F. D. CROSBLV, D D. S.
iiLaLIIIulv oi l‘I 'Iiiaiiulpbia Denial (lillogo.
Deutmtrv Performed in all its
Iiraucbc. .
'l‘l‘ill'l‘ll ICX ”I IIM' I‘M) ll I'I‘iilll'l’ PAIN.
Marvin‘x how lllork. \I'II-«bluglun atrcot.
SHI'LIIIII llmu'
lloulul I'linlllt- will bi» iIpoIL‘AugIIatiiulll. at am
SOUTH NORWALK - - -
SAVINGS BANK.
at Washington Otto-t.
(lpL-II daily item 9 to 1:! a. m.. and from
i to :I p m.. and on Monday eveaiugu
from" D to H
internal abowed on dapoalta.
AI DEN Hill MAXI-i I’rcnt.
.IUIIN Il. Iv‘l-.lilil~l, ’Iced’reat.
JOHN H. KNAI’P. Hue. and 'l‘rw.
non-LON H co 5 LE,
GREUORY'H POINT,
Now opuo for tho man-u In of Mail. Hhorc Didi
am In... an .«Inuul ilambnkam Ilaihing.
limiting and Ibiblbt: I‘i'IiN'll'Il. turn to ho
Imivlniun iuouly Inluuiun. J. LE. UN 1.” .l-
VAN. Mm'mmr. "VT”
J. D. JENNINGS,
UNDERTAKER.
kKNIGHT FERRET,
Norwalir,
Opp. Street. Railway Depot,
KIWIIIENCE ELM arid-u. '
.. ’l‘ EIIEI‘IIONE CALL. ii.
L!
Conn.
Jacob bi. Layton,
"risen."
l N 5 U R A N C E Ii
lint Estate uni lion» Agent.
“an;
Ocean Steamship 'iliavitu. and Sterling
lruftn. .omm Negotiated
and block» Hold.
OFFICE. Ii RAILROAD PLACE.
Nextio i'oat Omen, L
SOUTH NORWALK. i l I I CONN.
Notary Public. Acknowledgments Taken
J. OJENNINOG.
Paper-Hanger, calcimlner.
Pointer.
blmfl "I
WALL um Min lentil”.
mourn um um,
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Norwalk Chronicler