1 aIeAII- may ‘ . “.7“ rue tilts. ‘ ‘.
m
lethal Man Broke Out of Leokup—Latc
Ir Ibet by Sheriff.
V l
Hammad ‘01»th Auignod
For Tour of My In ThiI Italy.
. a ,. .o. BETHEI. July 0.-—Afier oIprlng
“Illa wife. .. 1.:th °"" '“ ”W‘s.“ ml hum lllc Jail in this place late Monday
‘ lo aunt. ‘ Navy char Iii“ .D'Im‘iiiladay If?” i ’63 .... O urtolulion. and lste'r fylll Deputy
«1.0“ Wehrie. ltd‘noofi, “Mill. that)“ the In; 8999 S: . 9 9 . Shorlif ill-nry Kyle, 0t 0 file his was
ill. ”tilt dangerously shot at his Mine in liltiu
. MIIIIehuIett nd the
chil'oniicofuiiuhl ‘ i1 “’7'“ “ll“ ”‘3" :tgishbd‘qdr'ihi‘tnur‘et ' Ediabm’ld ”57- iitil'li’i’oiieniiiinlililuifageli’ruril’lt‘iilrgiiiiir
"up“ 9 9 99' 99 i; .= “in; Will)! of the termini“ stack of w. s. slur. :39 ,3: gfigggfiufiggkflgfiiwmw 9, in the day for boating Ila kwlia9nnu
. 9 it it: 9. u 9
“$0.1m. flam- tenant. Itdlflm fists"; wil orninue toidisppae oi the 30de at ”alum 9999999 Isl 99993 9rmwlni 9:;d999y9a9t3rél399n 9 9 9 9 gfi?9,,{"‘ll9‘0°‘iflg;9f:f 9:37”: 9.3:,“ i “'3:
miles» 70 NORTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. All good. 3-18. ine naive. the ace of alumni. '1’“ 5”“ 91°F.” @a'1Yiati5 0“ka ““Pisaiurdavs- WI” “do we" ‘0 MW" in“
and found lilm there with n‘ number
friends. The place was barricaded and
when Kyle told Schulz to surrender he
said that he would not. and that he
would kill the sheriff. Kyle broil
the from door and was murderod'al iii
tnl koll by Bcbllia. who was armed with
it. big knife aud'a club. (is Schulz went
to‘ strike Kyle the latter a lit at him.
um ball glancing from his 0 how to his
right eye. puttin it out. Schulz then »
‘surrendelcd, on was taken to the
ltlon was received. asking that
a llshtlua system heioxtend
{jest Ind-g' gdso'r lacs.
9? Ewisg gig} iott.
n r,',.l’oti Va-
9 kerlle. Steve Polinllosh.
(lonely, John Hale-ls. The pet-
plum referred to the electric light
as
be flilloifm: twelfth annual report 7
he libraryd for year ending May 27.
to be announced' later.
The Massachusetts is the . well
known stool battleship. commanded to
the war by captIin (now admiral)
Francis J Hlsslna‘on. the present com-
slander; of the Washington n9Iv 9".yald
Her keel was laid' in 1891 the
Cramps in Philadelphia; ‘ller displace-
.ment is 10.288 tons. liar tonnage 14-
02! her speed 16.2l knots horse pow
er10,ioa.cost (3.063 .9000. length on
a.
will be milled from Momma rro ouaurnrr LOWER
THIN THE FORMER 9Low,PRlcEs, giving you an opportun-
ity to purchase HIGH GRADE HOUSEFURNISHING OOODs
IOR BELOW COST or PROD UCTION. 9
Summer Sale of Laces.
Valenciennes. Paris Point. and Cotton Torchons, :i
a splendid army ill various \villllls, so adaptable for many
uses. For wtlslii'llrcsscs. lM'illl while and colored, for int.
llcrglll'mcnls. null for household linens.
‘
+tt
. . I .9 . ‘
. i E‘i t'l
x
m." '1 , l a waterline 3‘31...“ and her main i Paris Point and Valencicnncs Lace in white, crcluu,
“um" 9990 accession "3‘ ---- 5530 some 0f the 600d Things Remaining. ”5:“le COMM“ 0‘ ‘0“? thirteenincll V null black from " iu(i inches wide lo 12 'lllll l cts locmmd; The deputy sheriff “is “Fl"
”“9 documentl, not included breech‘ loadln‘ ”“03, eight Clghl: 'lNCh ’ "' P'S' 7' I ‘ 5 ' ntrme
lh IWI .. 171 i 9 ~9. brooch-loading' rifles and 909999 six 999.099 99 Sllllliz is resting comfortably today
Cotton Torchons at 3, 5. and 7 cts. 9
Sale Open Wednesday morning.
...._.....
in the hospital and his pllyslcisns be-
More that he will live. ’ ,
' ODDS AND ENDS AT COURT.
Judge Howard J. Curtis held it short
rapid tire guns. Her Icahndary bat-
tcry consists of 20 rapid lire le pound-
"on. eight rapid- fire mammals and
Lamps. Crockery. China. Glass. Cutlery. Tin. Agate. Iron, Silver.
To tI‘l .
Perfumes, Soaps. Clocks... Umbrellas. Pictures, Traveling
. . . 5.701
dditiops: ‘
..-«
Paid gunmrlbors (non resident)
The gift o1 Pooles' s index and Amer-
lean Library Index to General Litara‘v
ture was I notable addition to the ref-
erence shelyés’. These books were pre-
sented by I number of ladies who raiI~
. his I musical
The increase in the number 0! books
from out calls. attention to a serious
fact concern!“ the library stock. No
hooks are discarded until ihby are worn
yond the possibility of rebinding.
their loss is seriously felt. Mahy ex-
read it replaced. The purchaser) of
best authors. such as Scott and Dick-
, gens, need renewal and the loss of
many titled in the juvenile list is much
to be regretted and the need of more
{recuent purchases of books both old
and new, is very apparent ,
Respectfully submitted.
ANGELINE SCOTT, "
Librarian
i
‘ho .Bo'ard of Directors in the sev
-9tipartments, as follows:
III-01"
illrsg and shppi
Min 3"3’
.............
TIE“ ..........
- $1605 03
on his oi! the work done by
' v‘eu: Number of vol-
es. 5 out); more than
item or more during the year;
room well equipped with moat9
are and best periodicals
rely right in ash-‘
rs books he replac-
0 longer in a condi-
.in every way 9th
1e whys the useful:
lien that is airead
ii supernamerary-w
Count: marl Bosch
a we ‘appoi ted by tile,
eilman V A. Sconeld raised the ,_
are. tailing
on cars til
t.~scodo1d call-
99”,.
said“
. halls never ibeeir‘ alluded
“trick, I)! Colors. Calm, writes:
_ 9 15 y rs l endured insufferable pain
40
Visitorsto conceding Room; _
‘fi‘ota ‘ httiilldllnce . . . .‘. ........ 54,173 '»
Periodicals in reading room .. til "
Gifts ............... 66 '
» ed the money for the purpolle by glv- 9
boycotl repair, but so many are word 7
‘ eellent old books would be constantly ,‘
new books have not kept pace with the
, ravages of wear Sets of some of the ‘
3,11 s the year bills were approved i
‘ ..... . ..... . ........ $334987 9'
“‘-‘i'
and leaks it a an 1 ~-
r’ij‘ounsbury widow of Charge Loans-
], today, She was ninety-eight wars of
. use. and leavesi'se'verai children amour; ‘
whom lactiarl'es it, a shoe manufac-
SwiII Curtains. Particles.
meats and hundreds of odd
mg FURNITURE. that ar
l
D
an“,
l
i
, i.i»{
facial-Ir of sun "(plan at
' uln-
' in:
‘l'('
urII.
“STAMFORD WOMAN pEADi
stt-MFORQ”'.Iuiy“5. Allis. bottles
nary: .ieti ’ot her home at Long Ridge
life I‘.
‘ “ISTALLY-‘TDRTURED.
cattle to light that‘ior perms:
diilruln‘érell‘ol torture‘dias per:
Joe Goltr
“For
whistles? Bird nothing «relieves
t ouch?” uncommon: hows:
Bras and Vaiises. Toys. Dolls, 63111895, Jardinieres. Lace and
Remember this balance mil be sold by me at SACRIFICE
PRICES. No goods reserved. and at prices marked we cannot at-
" ford to deliver. ,
SHOW CASES. COUNTERS AND TABLES FOR SALE.
“‘1‘ m
709NQRTH MAlN9 STREET.
W.- from bought the Samples of a leading Manu-
m can. loll than: at Wholesale Prices.
This moon: a reduction or 250 to 31.25. according
to the Qualify.
. To habitat» to sell our regular Itoofr o! Wallis we
have had to mark most a! them at commending fig
Hill
New Is your opportunity to buy sum WIlIrI.
m a i ::9 . , ‘1'
. "‘1, 9,11,; g; 9. a :t.
9-9. a ‘ ‘mr .. I. Q.
l; , s l
84 Washington Sir eet, South Norwalk.
.,‘ Telephone "$69., ,
_ = ciao rose Electric lancer-Land it’ll , 9
:the “from medicine on earth for "that ' -
' tor bare in a disabled conditl
mo Colts Capt. Joseph G Eaton is
:ln‘ cemmand.
Atlantic alst'lon I coast souadron. She
is scheduled to sail 'l‘h
Newport News for New London. July
18 she is to transfer midshlpmen at
New London
The Hartford
Table Covers, Musical Instru-
s and ends of many lines, includ-
e neceIsary to every household
ll“
bile Bay. Her displacement is 2.-
9139 feet two inches
use all a training ship for iandsmen
She is balk rigged and has both sail
and steam power. Her engines have
an indicated horse power of 2 .000,I and
her speed in i2 knots. Commander
Ten Eyck I). w. Vecder la in command
of her. The ship is at. Newport News
She is in the coast squadron of the
NOlth Atlantic station.
y 4
Taylor,
M
t: ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
_. Mls. Frank Bush. of New Castle. .
SOUTH NORWALK Deb. says ‘ 'suflered for years with ,
dyspepsia. used to havo great distress
and belching. i tried ey’erything l
cent bottle cured mé completely."
. Foi- sale by R ll. l‘lalsteli. r H. Bax
tor and the Clifford Pharmacy.
arsarroeo cuu‘scrl necessar-
I
——-—'—— ,
Return on Edition.
evening service at the Neighborhood
church of Straliord. of which the Rev
Charles Scylnoui Bullock ill pastor, thli
exterior of the edition was (lllfiet‘l'fllmlw
9Wllll that surplus of energy which
.nnd countlllllluccd other inhnmnuiiies
a gang, presumably of boys or young
and recorded sentiments on the walls
chixl9l9‘t'll return; to rep at. d
' lo Vanda use or discovers yes-
stimulant discount so the! ,
9 immediately to offline the marks on
the exterior oi the edifice where to
prominent letters were inscribed senti-
ments which were hardly in keeping
with the sacred nature of I church
The offending words. and it is shill
the still more oil‘vueivu pllturos. were
not be held responsible for the pranks
of some of the flower of Siraiflirds
youth, which bordered pretty closelv
upon‘ the malicious
Just What action will be taken by the
anthbrlties ill the matter is difficult to
learn. but aside front the lnsinnations
and reflections of the words upon the
church, there in the clam out of in dry
to property to be lens derrd hilt!
r‘i
"celebrating the Fourth."
more or less than would be expected
of unlnlitructcd.
exist‘ within her borders Such actions
as those at the Neighborhood church
on the hlglit of July 3 or morning of
‘ July 4 do not reflect. credit on the per:
petrlitors it is" probable there ‘wm be
on investigntion
ly.., .
BIG LAWYER'S FEE GRANTED.
————"—.—
mm.”
CERTIHCATEB OF. INCQRPORA.
TJON.
HARTFORD. July 6.~Documenta
have been. filed with the secretary at :
state. as follows: 2 . l ,.
The Mattatuck Piano Company, oi
Waterbury.- capital are, 090.
. Cortiiieatnlot «shame etvilame or the
Kelloggdtlohmmd Company. of Nov-
wich to the Kellogg, McCrum- Howell
Gummy uni... increase at the capital
stock tronr $600,000 ,to 01,500.000l . Dexter for!
. vices rendered hi defending blur in a
awnatgc “mum; oz. huppy; “your. divorce suit brought by his Wife tour
.3... health simply seaplane pow. years “so Mr. Dexter did not near
his. the It hdhe lver and kidneys that ”19le Mr Fossdhdbn' 10‘ h“
attain; «an humour; 31m work, but said that the bill was Ii
. , «naive and he refused to pay“:
m
$1,886.67 .
'Hon; Samuel Fesendou oi Stamford
was yesterday given it judgment for
M, 836.11 and costs, or $1886.76 to all
against ”Byron Dexter of Dauhury. by:
j.épdsc' Curtis in the court of Common
less ‘
ram Vanna imam classical: ills: hummus” cums today.
9flcht‘CIyoimrowuad Air?
or New. Yvflg has been towed Md he believed the bill was I first one.
:99 the am place '51 did not rule to
The ship is in the North ,
uriday from .
Ill the well linOWn 5
wooden vessel of the old navy which
I Admiral Farragut's flagship Bl ,
790 tons and her tonnage 1..012 She .
was built in Boston by the government 7
.in 1858 Her length on the load water 9‘
i9ine is 226 feet and her mean draught .
She has been in '
could hear of but nothing helped me ,
until i took Brazilian Balm. and one 60 99'
l
t.
Vandals Write indecenein and so... 9‘
Within I few hours after“ the Sunday
burned alleged witches at the stake -, »
during the early days of the colonies. ,
men. visited the church in Stratford ,
which some of the members ot the
tummy morning and steps were taken g
painted out so that lilo lhurcll might .
the set may he thought patriotic and 9
it is little ’
unrestrained hood? ’
lume‘, which StrItforli boasts do not .
Judge cur-tin Ailewi Mr. andon i
Md. Fesse den brought suit against
.500 for prefdsilidhhl iter- "-
v‘l‘he matter was finally given I hogs.“ ,
b .
~' NEW HAW July awhile steam Dextercouid—oet attend. his attorney 9'
i . aloe «Nd. bemuse he is, ill. Mr: Peaeeadona »
muse he did not “he to tails the case ,
ixod in my; ill which than, was
1 -
We have been lortunutc il
ulcut, u portion of our full lilil
liblc null popular goods.
lunnl‘l daily for various uses.
cling anll .-\litoniubilc Coats. t
shirts.
makes it ideal for general out
illolcll Moliairs.
Width 43 and 54 inches,
There has been a great rt
Remnants. and (here are gum
with just enough for at waist
cts. it yard.
There will ll(‘ llilici iilllrl
customers.
the bath and general weariucs
and tired feet. 15 cts. a box.
-‘ DOG COMES.
hailed dogs. pultitulull} littlc
cts.
l
CRAVANETTED MOHAIRS.
Cravcnctted Mohairs arc in tlc~
that thcy make splcnllill shirt waist dresses and separate
The fact that thc lulllcrizll shells both rain and dust
and white null blue and while, bcsillcsu selection of llhun-
prices from $1.00 to $2.00.
Fine SCt‘l‘S-lit‘lit‘l‘ null Gingham at 10 cts.
Danish LTlolll in all color
(illolls Section tomorrow that “ill bl :lpplcliuilll ll) mil
SEA SALT. Riker‘s Pearls of Violets. refreshing lul‘
"COOL-OFF.‘9’ .1 new loot pllWllcr of Killer's. for burning
llllvcyou sccn lliciuflJ
short cunrsr ("llillll strong llilll cnlirl liit iii to use on lung—
w
he D. M;
session of the civil common pleas court
yesterday to clear up some odds and
ends of legal matters. There was a
short conference between counsel over
‘the course of procedure in the action
brought against Charles B. Weehior
by the old firm of Marsh, Moi-win do
llemlnon. ,
While the court was inseasilm sev-
eral candidates for allmlssltm to cit-
izenship appeared and. were examined. ‘
There promises to be I great rush for
t9lle franchise this year. It is no
easy matter, however. to secure the
on era, as the examinations new rec
9qu led by law. both state and national.
are most exact.
'nocross sAlo HE WOULD NOT.
LIVE' ,
Peter Fry. Woodrui'l. Pa. ‘writest‘
9"After doctoring tor tale years with the .
bent physicians in Waynesburs. and
still getting worse. the doctors advised
me if i had any business to attend to
I had better attend to it at once. as I
could not possibly live another month
as there was no cure for me Foley' s
Kidney Cure was recommended to me
by a tripod, and 1 immediately sent my
'son in the store for it and after taking
three bottles 1 began to get better and
continued to improve until I was en-
, tlroly well. "~For sale at Plalsted's
Drug Store.
new DEPUTIES NAMED.
1 receiving an ilthiillt'l: ship-
)ort 01‘tll‘.l','()l tlicsc scrvicc~
llltcnlll-ll originally for 'l‘ruv«
be sensible woman has found
llig \\'t‘.'ll‘. Mixturcs in black
Hill for the. Wash Goods
l ours lcil.‘ Dainty Muslins
or it little: girls ill‘L‘SS, 5 null 8
5, at 12% cts.
*siiug news from tho Wash
s, 25 as. for large jar.
Knights of Columbus Appointment. .
Given Out Today. ,
NEW LONDON, July 6 ——StIte Depu-
ty James Teviiu. of, the iKnulghts of
Columbus has announced his appoint-
meat: of Deputies for the ensuing your.
The list is as foliovts:
, District Number 1 (New Haven.
Branforli and Milford nine councils)“
Joseph E. Ahcrll. New Haven.
' District No. 2 (Merlden and “billing!-
ford four councilsin J. Reardon,
Merldeh. - ,
District No. 3 (Hartford, South Man—
clloster, Windsor Locks and Thorn-phon-
ville, seven councils)-Herbert' H.
O'Neil Hartford ‘
District No l’fiVllli’manilc. Putnam,
Danieison, Wallrcsn‘n and Moosup. five‘
sometime—J E. Sullivan Willimlntiez
Just n llt‘ile
Sllll’tll llllillll ll'l'i'ici‘s 25
\i the lllilct Sitiltlli.
t:
Read: C0.
.,._.... . “.4... _. ...3 ..
,. STOP THAT GOLD
or it may result in Pneumonia llln
ailian liulln is breaking up Colds whln
ever tried, almost without exception,
10. 295 501‘ and $1. 00 bottles. The Chi
lurid Duvet" s and M’lillilttls "
RECEIVER. FOR CORSET COMPANY
‘Nldw l'iAVldeJuly ti.-—~(')n the up-
plic’ation of Charles R. Bishop, presi-
dent and treasurel of tho Oppenheim-
or Corset Company. Jacob it Uiinmn
was rappoinil‘id icnlporaly rollilver oi
that concern by Judge ThIIM‘l in tho
upcli‘loi‘ Court According to the
litto'meiit of President Bishop, the us
Iota Twill toot 9le to $9130 000. and thc9
1
I}
,.- .
.i ,,. a. ,1...
side opened yesterday with tliirly- -flve
-4
. , i i i . -'
£006 iNVESTM-EANT Oi; ONE DOL Dslrict No.5 (New lrtain South
R
ington. Bristol and Ullionville: five.
cl9lllncils)-James 'l‘ Meeklll. New Brit-9
an '
District No. 6 (Thomaston. Torrlnga
ton Winslcli and Ilitchfieid, four (round
clis)‘—-Wiliium A. Gleason. Torrlngton.
District No. 7 (Waterbury, Naugah
tuck, Seymour and Ansonia. seven
councilsi~dolm M. Hearnsy Naugm
tuck; ‘ ’ ' ‘ , ‘
District No, 8 (Bridgeportrandiner-
92y live councils)-Joiln Connors, Der-
3’
District No 9 (Usability. Beihel. San-
dy Rook. Newton and New Milford six
twounculle—M J. Barrett, Danburyl
,9 District No.10 (New London. Nor-
wich Mountville, Taftville and Ston-
ington. alive councilsi—Mr, P. Fitzger-
pld New London
District No.11 (Mldtllotowu. Portia
".isnd- Ind Cromwell. tour councilsiw'
Joseph Pl Quirk, Middletown. ' ‘
" District No. 12 lNorwtml, Stamford.
.Greenwlch and Ridgeileld four coun-
‘ CHEF-318.1393 P. Brennan; Standard
WORKING NIGHT AND DAY. -
The busiest and, mightiest little thing
that cvelr was made is Dr. King's New
Life Pills. These pills change wattle.
9 nose into strength. listlessnea's into
energy, blistering into dismal newer.
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only 25¢: per box. Sold by
* F. H Baxter
W
900R:0NER HAD PRlVATE lNQUEST.
llnqulrpinto the outlet It walling-
. “rd 6...“: Game. i <
WALLINGFORD. July (tr—Coroner
Milt, of New Haven: hdlli a private.
inquest yesterday into the shooting of
Alberttfi'en Mentor William Goldsbom
hurts; a ball game Monday alteraoon.
Both men are colored and more Hm
mlofili- Goldsboro hermetic I» and
trim a bystander and: it managed. at»
ter being told: by the owner ottoman-
that the contents were not. Hashim
ridges, went: directly to when _
frienii wall standing and stud 9
, gun at mo. pulled this 'm
slim expired almost male I!
Mahala no forum
if you have bad breath, tonsiipaalon,
pain in the small of the back. discolor-
ed, skin, nervousness or dizziness, your
only when course is to’talle Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy, of Road 4
out. N. Y it will cleanse the blood of
all impurities, regulate the Kidneys
and Liver. and thus rcstdrc a healthy
glow to your cheeks again. "‘.
NEW HAVEN SUPERiOR COURT.
Nil-W HAVEN July 5.—-'l‘hc July'
term of the Superior Court. criminal
prisoners to be arraigned, twenty thrée
i ll it
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