m In Inuit m Ila-o never.-
m m Hither-arm M
auction Ayrea. via Galveston, July 2!.
“Authentic information has reached
thin city to the effect that more than
'am aolttierr have been killed in a his
battle near the site of t'anudcs.
The fanatica. numbering more titan
10.000 men. all well armed. attacked the
[overrun-lit troops. Whale brigades o!
the aoidiera were swept down and de-
Iilt‘vltcd. trampled underfoot as the \'l('~
toricus fanatica. with wild. hoarse abouts .
of triumph wood over them.
The full extent of the loan or life can-
not be told. There is no reasonable
doubt. however. that the loan in killed
on both aides in more than 3.000.
For miles the ground around Canndon
is strewn with the dead and dying. the
government. troops being compelled to
leave their (lead on the field and [ice to
an" themselves from complete destruc-
tion by the avalanche of the fanatics.
When the report of the awful battli-
reached Rio Janeiro. it was considered
by the president of the ministry. and it
was decided to send the minister of war
to the scene next week with 4,000 men.
who are now gathering. They will t'fll'-
ry with them a great ”lure of ammuni-
tion and will endeavcor to dislodge the
fanatics from the positions they now
hold.
Fighting has been in progress at
(‘anudoe for several weeks. in the
meantime. while the fanatics futu'tht up»
parently with little heart. they haw
been gathering their fort-es from all di-
rections. The result was the final at-
tuok on the government troops. “‘lllt'll
led to such awful results.
Tobacco Smugglud In hm.
Havana. July 2h—An examination by
custom house officials of ebzlit of the
consignment of 155 logo which reached
here on Sunday last on the steamer
Segurnut'a. and which were deposited
in the custody of the police at the
Tailaplcda wharf, show them to have
been packed with fine Sumatra leaf to-
harm. it the romaindvr of the logs‘mn-
taln an amount of tobacco proportion-
ate in that found in "1080 already ox-
amincd. it is estimated that the total
shipment of tobacco will rt‘flt’ll 4.000
kilos. The loss. it is said. were shipped
by a Maine lumber company.
Bil Indiana Killed In I Wreck.
Sacramento. July 29.——'l‘hc west bound
Atlantic express. known in railroad vir-
t-les as No. 2. has been u-reekmi one
mile east of Verdi. Nev. It is presumed
that the engine lill‘llf-k a lil'nkt‘n roll.
which mused it to topple over. In full—
ing the locomotive dragged mth it the
baggage and mail cars. Six lndians.
who were riding on the {rum platform
of the baggage car. were crushed in
denilt under the wreckage. 'l‘wn mail
clerks were slightly bruised. and a num-
ber of passengers suffered from n-nniu-
sinus. Fireman (‘ollins was painfully
1- but not seriously injured.
Brooklyn Journalist Dead.
New York. July 29.—\\'illiain it. an'
entine. a well known Brooklyn news.
paper man, and who always claimed in
be the author of "Casey at the tint."
died at Oyster Bay. N. Y.. aged
Death was caused by an obscene on the
brain. lie was born in Dublin and was
educated for the priesthood. but gov»
up his studies and mute to this mun-
try. He worked on sew-mi (‘hit-ngn.
New York and Brooklyn papers. Mr,
Valentine had a sister who is mother
superior of a conn-nt just outside of
Dublin.
4..
mi.
New England Photographers Meet.
Boston, July 29.~—’l’he first convention
of the l’hntntzraphers' club of New ling-
land has opened in Cnpit')’ hall. 'l‘hr-
meeting was called to order by the pres-
ident. Mr. t'leorge ll. Hastings. who
said that for many years the nvml has
been felt by New England photogra-
pum of handing themselves together
for mutual improvement and benefit.
Colonel William Olin. set-rotary of slain,
extended a welcome in behalf of the
state.
.Conmrctlcut'a Sunday Law Tented.
Nougatuck. Pond. .luiy 29.—-Tho first
case to ho prim-outed in the xlntv unilm
the provisions of the new Sunday in“
was hmtrd lwfurt- Jurlxellumzvrf-vrd and
has resulted in the acquittal of the» «le—
fendanl. The complainant was ltciwm
H. B. Williams. who llurr'llitsmi a pound
of crackers from Patrick Connors. Wil-
liams admittml that he made tho pur-
chaac to obtain evident-r.
Violont Storm In Marseilles.
Perle. .luly 29.~—A diapntrh from Mar.
nettle-a uayu thnt a violent storm not
in early on Tuesday and hm: tum" rug.
inn pro-r slow. The llt'llll run muuntnln
high. and :ill the mail ttlt'llllll'ltl itiv
uverllue. Mflli)’ vessels are seeking
fthI-Ilt'r in the south mast lml'lit. All
work in tho imrbnr is minim-mini. but
thtttt far tin t‘llflilflllli‘ll haw lt""" "‘-
ported,
New itpociul lulu Agents.
Albany. .lnly lit-«John A. Wilbur.
(‘harlu l' Hartford, Fo-rciinan-i ill!“
and l'imrles A. Hmtih. all of New York
city, have boon appointed on npttt'ilil er-
rim- agent: by f'ummlatilmwr Lyman.
'l'htI app-vlnlttea were llw tlt'rl ltllll" on
the t'l\’ll aervh'e eligible lint blunted by
the iilncas canininailnn itiwn by the
excise department last week.
Couldn't III Andy-o'- Balloon.
t'hrlaiinnls. July arm-tn. Nonstop. re-
ferrlnu to. Hill letter from l‘aptaln lmhr
moo til the tomb trimmer lmrilrocht.
who any: that on June 17 he mm o ril-
timia nhjm't. resembling n imilvmn lluul-
in. in llto While "it. declared that it
unuld lw iinpnasllilc fur Aflllt’t‘tt'a hal-
inch to have reached the While not: im
urmfi after the arr-rut.
lulled by a Ponderin- t'ar.
l'ruvuivnm. July 1’0. “Jill!“ if. lll't‘tl'lt!
of It‘oxlmrn. Mull. iii year- «If one, who
hm: been visiting llll liftrllltvrrttiilttw.
Jen-mirth Krill-tier. here. has loathntly
killed last "count by it lentil-rivals cit-n.
trir var. ills skull was- fractured. his
unit “an broken and hits limit terribly
instilled.
their-em to II" Item Anion-a.
lumllzm. .ltil)’ {Eli A upwinl dispatch
from Athena received this rimming no.4
that the sultan has lnstrnrtmi Tommi
Pasha. mininundrr in l‘lllrf of the Tom
iah ion or in 'l'hvmmlr, in sign the [wow
preliminaries on flaturday.
Walter W.
tilt/owe". (elicited by [air weather.
«our» trials. Rwanda northern»
To Whom It-May
Concern:
I ask those who are indebted
to me, make a amulet ci'fort
to macro up their uccountl, or
to pay an uuulual amount on
account, at the next regular
time of payment. Extraordi-
nary expenses. in fitting up
my new store, is the reason 1
ask you to do for. me. in this
case. what 1 would gladly and
quickly do for you. under the
some circumstances. I shall
take this to be a special kind
nose on your part, not to ho
forgotton.
As ever at your service.
Vory kindly
LORENZO DIBBLE,
ll North Mun Street.
EASY AID PLEISIIT 1'0 IIKE
Patent ’
Medicines
EASY
AID PLEISIIT
T0
TIKE
“Cathleen
———.—__—
Geo. C. Stillson’s
onuo nronl. ‘
82 Washington St. Salon-elk.
22!- .... .,..... _.. .,
lioit’s Nerverivc Pills
' 'Irt: great
rrmcd y for
nervous pro.
iration and
'1 all nervous
cdiuamol tlu
grocraiiw or»
n .ronv. inn A . rsisu. ansfi,t'¢“h"
tr such as Nervous Prottratmn, at log or
lot? Manhood. immune“; Ni htly Em;-
iiom, Youthlul Errata, ntal ' orry, ex-
:rtaivc inc oi Tobacco or Opium, which
lead to Consumption and lMlfllly- $1.00
r boa” mail: 6 born lor $5.01.
lion's (iii no co. Pull. mom
Iold by all drugflau
a. .1 _ ._
ROOFING!
Warren’s
Gravel,
Asphalt,
Tar
Papon
and other patent muting put Hit in
the moat approved style, by
RAVIOID altos.
or
me
._
Jacob . Layton.
Fir-o. Li'- and:
Accident
INSURANCE
ital Estate and Ila-ac Ill-l
s ....._...‘
Ocean fiabin 'l‘lekze‘ta. and M .
and Stocks So .
OFFICE. b BAIgio‘BOAD enact -
0
Kent 0M
SOUTH NORWALK. : r t :
Notary Public. acmylodntnentu
scum aberrant - 9W: .
sariaes nits
It Wanhlumn Ctr.“ 1
Open daily from lice ts a. In.. and i in
t to a p. m.. and on Monday and
from 7&08. ‘
interest allowed on depodta.
ALDEN SOLMANS Prat. ;
JOHN H. reams. ViuaPreotq
with H. KNAPP. Sac. and 1'1
X l
h'
J. consumes;
Paper-Hangar. Galclntlnar
Painter.
Blitz-I in 4
W‘ll P‘PII I'D IOIDEMS
1 NORTH MAIN 8m
South Norwalk.
Ramble Books of Late-t Styles of Pa] rr
Borden! and Gilt Moulditflze taker to
houses for inspection, on no no by but tat
Eutlmstoa Cheer-fully Glynn. I o
J. u. JENNINGS?”
UNDERTAKER.
7 MAIN STREET.
- (kiln!-
Norwalk.
Opp. Street. Railway Depot.
RESIDVNCE ELM STRICT.
TELEPHONE (
I
b..£.3{”““‘
Your ’
Roofs!
lAlilAl. ll.
Q
and they Will protect
you. Did runismhdc
as good as new at hail
the usual r ".t, by
THE
NORWALK BUILDING
COMPANY.
“mi.
butv been mated with nor pre-wruil'it a
_ ._.‘.._ r
"“VmVitniViaLrii’“'"
:BBSTPHED ..
till; c°°° Errac‘rs no I Will
CATON’B VITALIZEIE
f‘um funeral or apecial deblllty. wakcllnl-
am. aperntatorha'a. emissions. int otenty.
patella. m. 1,1;sz lunctlonal d cordon.
.tmml lry errors or CICCs‘ts, quickly tutoring
Loaf Manhood in (till-1r young, giving vl 0'3“"
strength when lnrmcr weaknesa prevailct . ‘ ‘plf’t
'Cnlftll package, simple, cflntml, and lcztlmialc
Con; to cha auoflTuonouou.
Ilnn'f ,., .fz. (fr/.1 iron/arrow: Imitt or
CATON'S Vllllllcn. 'Sent «mini if your «it i;
gut lbw. fin“. 2mm ll. l'rise Sire-r pivot, 6 lot 35,
with written guanine. a complete core.
lulmulitimu Irlt‘lcfl‘Cb ct;., luv: and innfuiriiim'“
Sand u. “maternal «are anil15~vg lot a wtllta I
("ll lrrutlznrnl. t in: tmly suit to earn pawn, o
CATO" Ill). 60.. IOOTON. IA...
Sold by Geo. C. Simeon, South ilur
nl
wk! ..
DR. MOTT’S
mm id Pill
The only auto. sure had
reliable, Female I’ll! ever
offered in Litdlcu.
l in”);
Elino-
ri-mntmcmit-il to
v _ ilt.'l‘i'lt'tl Lollies. Aoklliir
’. rvn. utm’lL
S
”tillii’lldlll. Plll
Shorty blamed llattt rl
(neutrino portion of i. tinsowklu'
store, norotl Wall and Water i la
Norma: Cal and an tin hi I
atria-in "at: (lon- m .
DR. Hum-isle
WliJ. IlliMAlfl l’XTll.
July 30th Only ll
Don't Delay l conceit at Once
m mum rrtt ll
All Difficult Detects Burnett
l
i t
OFI'IOI: l
I
new VICI‘I' autumn I
l
EBOWN .\ .yflE "El LI,” l
.~ g 4! titanium; ;
k“ 4" ., fhgizilurintll .
in it I i. ; “sunburn.
Vladimir; rut t {I thfllk h, I ‘
Planted. u WM: u on «root.
lo. Invent.
EAST NORWALK. CONN. ;
We run n-fcr you ioovornne llllntlft'tlwlll‘i'w‘
and l l'» .. rivitl'lllt'l'l.‘Att,
‘5'“. la J'v l'tl‘ sill”
It I want the
Gold by Ill dragon .'
in“
l l
/'
. the grade
’ . but very
‘g and Hire
ting them-
i in with
. ' “1‘s.
in W
van.
‘u .,.. out w.
‘ . by Major
. e tout floors
~ . Two new
, one neat) the
' V storehouse.
‘ - found at a
and another
This last will
‘ the bothers to
' . swam in the
i.i:.i\'i-: at. .
, to! supply of
:\Yl7\li: g“ h of fifteen
P il l‘: . x. .
:l.;l;l,':l,ft:i.x_ u" , boon ll 1
only m." ‘ oorer
' u of concrete
in: .. . well-canto
LEAVE x “to new drain.
A. .\i. ' .
'. -. n .
.‘l‘tfltl ‘~ u‘nn' Ang_
-l.lll’.\. 5 ”I" ‘ m in the
It}, ’ the am an
I 3 all north.
' l
it'll? ‘ to] is m“_
l'. M
63:: 7.1‘
liridgi as about m.
.H'l; p. 1‘
ditions favor
. ght and Wed-
rature; south
MM-J.
ranafera.
. to transfers
office of the
week:
RufuaE.Ray-
of twelve and
3
‘ ’ yl-J. Mills to
3 d buildings
vmyton.
Dead.
.Aug. ii.—-'l‘he
" ea‘r~old son of
ad. was found
‘v- nautical river.
‘ tune. The buy
;- «lac-day. (in
another boy was
far that. of the
Q
~ to Klondykc.
.. gull tl~—The atoomcr
m M morning with
Dm. Marta. «if
i y tanked ten are
e the journey over
to the Klondyko sold
3‘ mes-nayot a. U.
> old. ill. and llll Ion.
. hie allied to rock
frown north.
ill
v . » ‘ Their Patti“.
.. Attlltll tin—JIM atrilt-
lttnina their prints about
minor. [They have al-
oluaed the Handy
. h Kill tuition. and the
area are earning out in
. 'i
L N
l
-- wilt-cinch.
a.-Thm can at.
all“ out bound freight.
W railmd. loft tin
localled the ”out anti
I.” W from the Bria.
t, Wt till morning. blocking
,. mm buck. ‘
Matt mum.
at. am llw'l'llo m
. lEll tum ow uiscussu.
‘ before the City Council of Norwallt, but
WW
A GUST 3.1897.
within noun an
Ilia'Woolport Strut Railway Company
tilts for a Layout to ltarwallt.
layer Wheeler Does Not Propooe to
be Unrenaqnablo About the latter.
but Some Btorea are Not
,‘ Placca of Necessity:
Judge H. Whitmore Gregory appeared
night. in the intomat of the Wmtport
and Sumtuck Street Railway company
and proaented a petition for a layout
through East Wall atroct. Mill Hill and
Morgan avenue. The petition was sign-
ed by the president of the company. A.
B. prt. Judge Gregory naked the Coun-
cil to set a: early a date an [mime for a
bearing, asitwu the intention of the
company to build u soon an it got the
power, and the moor the work was
completed the better it would be for the
mpany. Maps showing the proposed
layout. together with the charter urani-
ed‘to the company by the Legislature,
were submitted with the petition. Lat-
er it was decided to hold a public meet-
ing between 7 and 8 o'clock on Septem-
ber ii, to consider the requests of the
petitioners. The clerk was instructed to
give notice of the bearing according to
low. .
The following bills were ordered paid:
Administrative department, anoint; fire
department, “timid; sewer department.
$176.63; highway department. $260.25;
police department, 3217.91; light depart-
ment. $580.72; library. 8153.75.
The monthly report of the librarian of
the Norwallt Public Library was read.
accepted and ordered on tile.
The report of Chief of Police Bradley
for July showed eleven urroata~ten
male and one female. One was for
theft. two for insanity, and the rest for
drunkenness, breach of peace or assault.
Three store doors were found open dur-
ing the mouth. ,
A communication from Pioneer Boot
and Ladder company reporwd the action
of the company in appbtnting for cop-
taiu Charlestlmith to We]. 8. In»
ria, aligned. The antic-E of the com-
pany was ratified.
There was then a recess of twenty
minutes. during which time the Council
held aprivate conference.
Councilman Triatram uttered a resolu-
tion to abate the tax of a Mrs. Dudley.
The tax was on property assessed at
“.000. lie said Mrs. Dudley was en-
titled to the abatement, as she was a
soldier's widow. but that the Board of
Relief had ovorloo “d the matter. There
was some doubt . the councilmeu
as to their power to the tax, and
Councilman Tris ' 3 withdrew the
7th“ the matter be
left with the
veatigate and
lug.
Councilman Smith reported that the
Tramway company had gone over its
roudbed and made all the necessary
repairs within the city liuiita. lie said
the overhead work had not been oom-
plcted ut the mrner of Earl and West-
port avenues because of a disagreement
between the two computer; but. that
the work would be completed as noon
on practicable. He also reported that
the Tramway txunpauy Would meet hail
of the oxpvuae of paving at tho footol
Holden avenue, as the condition of the
ritual at that point wan caused partly
by the track! being laid oonniderably
above the surface of the road.
in regard to the matter of sprinkling
the rtrects in a manner aimllar to that
employed by the threat Railway coin-
pauy in sprinkling its tracks. City
Engineer Wood raid it war now It) late
in the rummcr that by the time the car
neoouary for the purport» arrived the
mm for Iprinkliua would be our.
No did not noonnmend the inmtrueni
thin your.
ticunoilman Kent mind that the
loan of the new police headtiltariorahld
bum llflufitl. and that the teat Molded
upon wan two a your.
in regard tothe library in. Council-
man Kent raid that nine people out of
too were opposed to it; but if they are
denial! the matter they would no that
the (bunch did the only thing they
maid do. no mm. harm.
formation-lilo! the poopla who were
oppoani to the moot. that the com.
initial who “inhibited the Library be
lamented to prepare a apart. tinting
from the line the Library was accepted
bytbaoitytcdana halal tom the
report to be publicised in a local paper.
like noun-rum on animal“
A Mott of Mailman Boyer.
tat the next moot-
Buuday. contrary to the low
report was. briefly. an folio"
Four drug acorns upon
hours
2W
during the day; 9mm
audonelceoroarnlaloon upon!“ all;
throecigaratorea open infill!”
Street Railway company ma ill can
all day and several bootblaoh do bull-
ueaa on the streets. '
Mayor Wheeler raid he was not (clan
tobeu abluboutthollllllot'flill
deprive in of certain m
thcy were obliged to have; but he could
notsoehowcln'ralorea and ice mam
saloons were bottom of necessity. The
- i
at the next meeting. when com definite
forcement of the law.
Councilman Boyer moved that the
chairmen of the police. highway.aud
sewer committees be lnatructedtopoy
the unwarranted by their committee-
during the next month. and tho motion
was carried. «-
Corporation (bunt-cl. Lockwood ro-
ported concerning the appeal of the Non»
walk Street Railway company for double
tracka through Main street. that tho
Supreme Court had decided that the
Superior Court had no authority in the
matter. and declared the judgment of
Judge Hall to be null and void. Ho lilac
reported that the New York, New
Baron and Hartford Railtow company
had taken an appeal from the“
iuent. of $70 for the Wall street improve-
ment; but that he and the counsel for
endeavoring to ctfect a settlement.
The Council then adjourned.
a DAY'S NOVEL oorTno.
South Norwalk, Anaonin and Derby
Ladies Take a Long Trolley Bide.
A day's outing which a party of An-
souia. Derby and South Norwalk
young ladies had planned for 1th Wed-
nesday, but which they were compelled
to postpone because of inclement
weather, was enjoyed Saturday.
At Derby the Anmniaua were joined
by the delegation from that city. and the
Strotford. where the trolley was taken
to Washington bridge. Taking dinner
early in tfltwafteruocn for a through trol-
ley ride to Southport, through Strat-
ford. Bridgeport, Fuirileld and other
towns enroute. ,
Thoduy being a delightful one the
whole trip was one of great delight.
The young ladies were chuperoned by
Mrs. John Webb, of Auaoniu.
oucmmtn'ifiroe‘miis.
Forgotten Honey in Saving Bunkh
Many Thousands of Dalian.
The savings banks of Norwalk have
filed with the comptroller of the state
lists of unclaimed deposits in conformity
with the law. The savings bank: of the
state are required to make a return in
July of each year of the deptnita in the
banks that have not been taken from or
added to by thel depoeltorr within
are the following:
City Savings bank. Bridgeport, $836.06;
People's Savings bank, Bridgeport. .648.-
ii;; Bridgeport Savings bank, $1,898.29;
Torrintztou Saving! bank. 8:87.74; Weat-
port Savings bank. 820m; Litcbileld
Having» acutely, notation; The Stain-
ford Saving: bank. ".581”; Norwalk
Savings society. $2,597.30; Citizena’ Bav-
lngl bank of Stamford. 35.1.39.
Tried to Stab his Daughter.
Thoma- MoDououah. an old whiter
who has been in the Noroton Home was
charm in the New Haven City Court.
the other day. with matting bl-
daualiter Joacphinc. Jtmhine raid
the was: raining a window when her
father tried to riab her with a knife.
lollonouuh denied tho attempted stab-
bing. and laid he inclusion by his
wife and daughter every time be return.
ed home without money. Judge Hilltop
muteuonl hint to thirty «tan in jail and
told him to matte arrangonwnta to go
The llourd of Selectmen have “good
a mutant with W. 1'. Coamnall to
more the atom emphatic north flor-
waik. ncrt Hominy. It will lamented
at tho «marry on the Wilton t’clot mad,
inch. from which crualtod' rim trill
be and on the Wilson Point road.
rut/m“ View..." ”an... .
A my lam number at people Ma
0d the rabrcrlptico dance of the llnr-
clab-houaa. iaoi night. Woldodhlluor.
of Bridgeport. tarot-lied tau-lo. and the
dancing m finally ram.
mu m . W--.‘.........:..
'"Wp ll. 1-; ‘u- 86”“ m
at the tlcrtlt Atlantic mm. which
'lll lab I.“ it ill. at. it! H m
matter was referred to tbeoorporation '
counsel to investigate further and tonal .
action will be taken regarding the on-
.I
the company had met. and that he waa ll
South Norwulk party met thorn at d
twenty years. Among the reports made B
Sonthport Savings bank, $5,905.86; doc
back to Hunter: when be war I'lltlilitd. an invited to
- m... ., ,. our on the piano. Nb "l
amber 00!“an to loath lorwaik. on “k l“ m”.
between the railroad and Tammy N
shop-open until nooutflvo nun m 01'”
uoouaudiwcmoreopen all day. Tho W
I ‘ annu~a .. _‘
old with noun 2
once. inquire atlbll
. ANTED—By ‘
work of any
avenue, Eaatbl. '
-- M 1". Eli
limit-Jim _ lb.
n allow} N ‘pm,’ N k
m ea. awar
top floor, 4 menu. fl.‘ .
No. ill Day street. 4
session atouoe. Call i'
avenue. Fla-t. Non-1k. '
Ii tagnuaagtm
an 0 mt
second Mgr. lion-a
street. rent fl ‘
roomc.Muatc Hall
um, rent .15. . E. A. .
t to LET-Pleasant“ . :
let. Ap ly at. 8 ‘
South Norwa k.
f ‘0 li”:‘~il.i'"§"
w t wr ~ -
South Norwalkfgc‘t. ,'
70 m.~rae bu
.'1 m. ..... ..
tonatmet, and
lesion street. I
ton, unlit, 5 Roll
curse. City N
' ‘0 LEI—Furnished .
by the week then " ’
l0 room. at. Bell. ’ . . s .
aqulre of T. 11. um,
‘ nu. .
' IE1&-tllour to;
one ra
street. Modem m
one second 7
one second and an
also first. floor over 1 ~
R. avenue, rent till. -
Cigar Co.,, or L. H. I
ton street.
iron .
FOR SALE—Bl -
. canopy lot) - 1
la. Ponylal2 . w
wayaouud and '
harness d
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