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&JL,: T > M *** " m PRICE TWO CENTS YOY. XcftL—No. 29: NORWALK, CONN., FRIDAY, JULY 21, 1893. |jpf• Swallowed Her False Teeth. Long Island City Fire. Roton Point Re«atta. The merchants who have the tact to. VOTE FOR THE CITY CHARTER Commodore Burritt, at the request A picnic from New Canaan enjoyed - Tote for City Charter! AND REDUCE YOUR TAXES. |, St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, the cool breezes at Roton Point, Thurs •s~ keep on sale what the people want, and parochial school and priests' house, in of the small boat owners along the sound, has added to the several classes day, and several young ladies took *3S>-PolIs Open Saturday from 6 A. M. then to let the public know it, through the central part of Long Island City, advantage of the high tide in the after were burned early this morning.^ , fo be sailed at Roton Point, August - • * to 5 P. M.at Town House. v; the newspapers, is sure of patronage, The town clerks of the state will noon to indulge in a bath. One dash Vote for the city charter. ^ 9th, class J jib and mainsail 16 feet and ^1:6 and the more attractive the advertise meet and have a shore dinner at Hill's under, class K cat-rigged boat 16 feet ing little blonde who is noted for her Homestead, West Haven, July 26. • : and under. He will also give two good looks and false teeth, was more , Reasons Why. ments are made, the surer and larger Vote for the city charter. " , t ^Collision Near Winsted. > daring than the others and romped and the return. The advertisements in the special prizes of 35 foot pennante. We trust that our new city charter Two freight trains collided head on Vote for the city charter. I\• splashed the water at such a rate that ^ " will be adopted by a large majority of GAZETTE from day to day are as inter —AH parasols sold at cost for the next five miles from Winsted, Thursday the other young ladies became envious esting and readable as the matter in its thirty days at Scofield & Hoyt's, Nor night on the Philadelphia & Reading of the attentions which were paid to _. ^ a large vote. The word "Borough" is her by the young men present. Finally ^fejT'4•K " news columns, and are generally as at walk and South Norwalk. r railroad. The locomotives were wrecked USE DANA'S SARSAPARILLA.IT'S as well as one car. Many cars were t 'THE KIND THAT CURES. one young man was allowed the privi misleading and misdeecriptive. That a tentively read. Indeed, the advertising lege of "ducking" the blonde, and this Mrs. Frank dure, of Yonkers, N. Y., thrown from the track. The trainmen - municipality having within its border a columns should always sparkle with im escaped injury by jumping. The tracks *>•- She Baptized Them, v he did with a good deal of pleasure. is a gnest of Mrs. John. T. Hayes on He grasped her by the shoulders and 1 ^.population of over 7,000, with tide- portant news to buyers, and reliability Wilton avenue. " f were blocked until morning. - « , . Vo,te for the city charter. Families living in the buildings on pushed her under the water, but in an water and railroad facilities, an excel- should be stamped on every line. The Vote for the city charter/ ' either side of Main street have for a ungarded moment the young lady ne •'it; long time been annoyed in the late c house that advertises in a slip-shod way, glected to close her mouth and swallow . "- lent water system, a wisely planned or that is reckless in statement, simply Vote for the City Charter and reduce Safe Burglars at Work. hours of night by the loud talk of men ed a large amount of salt water. This E. S. W. Pickett, a Fairfield merch and honestly built sewer system, side- wastes money in advertising. yo r taxes. • '• and boys who congregate in knots on made her cough violently, and in one ant, was awakened early Thursday the sidewalks under the windows. One of her paroxysms she dislodged her ''' . walks, paved and macadamized streets, Advertising here in Norwalk is now morning by his burglar alarm ringing. woman having tried all other means in false teeth, which stuck in her throat, so cheap that it should be greatly mul Mr. Charles W. Hoyt, and his neph He hastened to the store to find a her power without abating the nui ~»f electric lights, street railways, eight ew, Master Fred. Scofield, are at Sara- nearly chocking her to death. The tiplied. The GAZETTE pi vrs its adver burglar at work on the safe in the sance, one night this week went to the bathers gathered around the young > houses of public worship, three nation- nac Lake, in the Adirondacks, for a postoffice adjoining. Mr. Pickett fired front window and emptied a couple of tisers the largest circulation ever at iorteight's outing. lady, some patting her on the back t w- al banks, two savings banks, an insur a shot, he says to arouse the neighbor buckets of water on the heads of a par while others rushed to the shore in tained by any newspaper in Norwalk. Vote for the city charter. ; hood and the robber Vith an accom ty of young men who were talking search of medical aid, but the teeth ance company, a state armory, parks It is read by all classes of our people, plice, who was on the outside, made quite loud on the sidewalk, and prom were finally dislodged and the young and a historic. "Green," should still and especially the purchasing masses, A lot of youngsters visited the home good his escape. * ised to repeat the dose every night if lady retired to her bath house, robed Vote for the city charter; : they did not keep away. We refrain and its advertising rates are only about of George Jennings on Leonard street, herself and returned home. It is said cling to the discredited name "Bor- yesterday afternoon and ruined a num from publishing names as the treat that she does not now speak to the Oagh,5' is an astonishment to those who half that charged by journals of simi ber of flowering plants. No arrests USB DANA'S S ARSAPARILL A .IT'S ment is said to have had the desired young man that ducked her. effect. : ,t lar standing elsewtiere. were made. ; ' THE KIND THAT CURES." , Vote for the city charter, i;. : %Ti( P > v inventoried " our resources and our " * -• • " — - Vote for the city charter. ^ y r '>», k;* ^ . fJ If our local dealers want to increase Vote for the city charter. X ••• — -V- ,-rV . ... , f natural, artificial and material aavant- their sales, they should advertise in the ' s/lt - A New Fad. : Robbed and Then Jailed, ii- Cleveland girls have a new fad— '* ages. This is not the jargon of western GAZETTE. The following postmasters for Con VOTE FOR THE CITY CHARTER ATLANTIC CITY, July 21.—The raid o! | necticut were appointed yesterday : E. nothing less than millinery lessons. AND REDUCE YOUR TAXES. ttie faro den on Arctic avenue, conducted ^ «boomers," but the unvarnished truthj M. O'Connel, Broad Brook; W. E. They do not go into a milliner's shop and learn the trade like an apprentice, by Thomas Dwyer and Paddy Gray, has ^ " and entitles us to become a city. In VOTE FOR THE CITY CHARTER Trnesdale, Burnside; F. S. Hitchcock, Big Defalcation. resulted in the placing in jail of Louis | AND REDUCE YOUR TAXES. Woodmont. oh no. They hire the queen of all mil Jerome, an agent for the National Casl | the minds of outsiders the word '' Bor Vote for the city charier. liners to give them lessons in their own The flight of E. L. Gunn^ the insur Register company, of Dayton, O., on the boudoirs and it is said that already they ance and loan agent, has been the cause : ough " describes an unimportant coun- have acquired some wonderful know charge of embezzling $196 of the company's TERSE TALES OF THE TIMES. —Big reduction in furniture for the of a most profound sensation. It has funds. This, with 1300 of his own money, S try village, with two or three kerosene ledge of the profits their hat makers been found that he has defrauded vari theagent says, be was fleeced out of in the next thirty days at Scofield. & Hoyt's, have been reaping in the past. It was ous Hartford people of not less than >•' gtreet lamps, a watchman and a lockup. Yote for a city charter. Norwalk. a revelation that a $20 hat could be got $15,000. The Hartford School Fund den. ^ r-.. i" ten up for $3.75. Loan company, of which he was agent, A Thousand Idle Iron Workers. Every man who wants Nor walk to be The racing board of the League of ! —Take your best girl to K. of C. pic American Wheelemen has decided by a Vote for the city charter, i ^ will lose at least $35,000. A dispatch PLATTSBURG, N. Y., July 21. — The known to the world as she should be, nic, July 29, Noiwalk Park. small vote to reinstate jQhn S. Johnson, from Lima, O., to the Hartford Times, Chateaugay Ore and Iron company, whoM 8»:$ will vote for it to become a CITY. the Milwaukee racer, and Howard Tut- New Canaan Mystified. says that Gunn has undoubtedly ab iron and ore foundries are located at Lion sconded and a shortage of $30,000 has Mountain, closed down yesterday, as did , These things appeal to our pride, and Go to the polls early to-morrow morn tle. of Chicago, to the amateur ranks. New Canaan people are considerably ing and vote for the city charter. Vote for the city charter. stirred up over the fact that-Franklin already been discovered. Within four the Crown Point Iron company, mines and it is high time for Nor walk to exhibit a Hoyt, of Bridgeport* some time ..in years Gunn has placed $200,000 in Allen iron makers, at Crown Point. The reason April went to New Canaan and pur county alone on loans for the Connecti given is dullness in the iron trade. About little " local pride." Read Taft Bros, new adv. It is of Vote for the City Charter and reduce cut school fund, and much more in a thousand men are thrown out of em- ;;pg|. special interest to butchers and grocers. your Taxes. chased some land and erected & There are business reasons why a hew carraige-house thereon. Soon after it other localities. His collections for in ployment. " • Tote for the city charter. terest on that account have amounted charter is necessary. There is hardly was finished Hoyt left town and noth Killed a Postoffice Burglar. ^ People who adopt the rule of less ing has sihce been heard of him. to $14,000 per year, and the fear is ex a lawyer in town who can tell you off —Hind 3 lamb 18c, fore 12c People's Mt. work, less food and more.sleep will not Neighbors say that a few Sundays since pressed that the school fund is a suffer OVID, N. Ym Julv 21.—Burglars broke suffer seriously from the effects of the er by his sudden departure. Nothing into the ppstoffice at this place during th« ^ -hand what our Borough charter means. a man accompanied by a woman went Hon. John S. Seymour is expected heat. Old Scl, at this seasoln of the into the house, and after rummaging is known of his whereabouts. night. J. R. Thomas, cashier of a bank ,f v The general statutes of the state have home from Washington to-night. year, seems to have an equal prejudice about for a short time left. As they Vote for the city charter. next to the postoffice, heard them, and go Vote for the city charter. against hard workers, light sleepers were not recognized "theplot thickens" ing down to the street called to them tc been revised twice since the Borough and heavy eaters. in the minds of the residents of that USE DANA'S SARSAPAR1LLA,IT'j3 throw up their hands. He was shot twice tlir Vote for the city charter. ; "THE KIND THAT CURES." but not seriously. He returned the fire charter was enacted, and our new city The polls will be open to-morrow pretty little country village. and one burglar was killed. The man ii, '4& charter will be substantially a revision from 6 o'clock a. m. until 5 o'clock p. m. Vote for the city charter. Yote for the city charter. Eugene Curillo, the Italian who was Hospital Opening. " unknown. of our Borough charter plus a number arrested Thursday on the charge of Good Roads? The new hospital on Leonard street Boston's New District Attorney.; —Hale's Jamaica Ginger is double selling liquor without a license, was BOSTON, July 21.—The Journal says: I" ' of invaluable improvements, viz: given a hearing before Justice Austin, The tramway has had a force of men was thrown open to the public for in strength, samples free. 649tf at work for several days, raking up and spection, yesterday. Nearly 500 per is stated on good authority that ex-Con The tax is not laid until the list is who continued the case until Saturday, sons called and all seemsd well pleased gressman Sherman Hoar has already bee* July 29th. / cari&ig off the cobbles along the entire appointed United States district attorney ^INCOMPLETED. * »-•>" 4.5 Evidently Danbury has more wife Vote for the city charter; lines of its tracks and also grading up with the arrangement - of the rooms. beaters according to its population than "the highways with gravel to the surface Everything was neat and clean, and the vice Hon. Frank I). Allen. It is said tha The city meeting prescribes the ex anv other city in the state. of the iron rails, so that the wheels of wards looked to be very comfortable. Mr. Hoar has had his commission in hi III : —Repair your shoes while you wait. pocket for several days. P *£t m si' • penditures, and not the council, i M~ ,Yqte fpr the city charter. .. *: vehicles will not catch upon the same The callers were welcomed during the 1 Prices low at Hoyt's 37 Wall street. and get broken and strained as is so afternoon by the officials and shown —— JI * i , *4 The assessors have two months in- C50-5t about the entire premises. There are .. ' . ;"'v. .v rSKtlirr Hoiiben. ^ Have you ever witnessed a man man often the case with street car tracks. ASBUEY PA UK, July 21.—Owen McCabe, * , f stead of a few days as now, for their age one of those wide brimmed straw "Boss" Sem. Curtis also assures the ladies' and gentlemen's wards, operat a Mrs; Elmaretta June, died at the GAZETTE that the Borough authorities ing room, accident room, nurses room, •f Washington, was one of the patrons- of ! f ^important work. hats on a windy day ? home of her son-in-law, Theodore Ol- and closets for linen and also for surgi Bradley's bathing houses, and foolishly v s & Yote for the city charter. sen, Thursday afternoon, in the 75th are going to take the work immediate left $400 in his clothes, which was missing | • Appropriations of over $1,000 made ly in . hand of removing the thousands cal instruments. At present but three year of her age. Three children sur of cobble stones now rendering our cots are placed in each ward but there when he returned froin the bath. Bradley by city meetings are to be made by bal- —The finest clam chowder in town vive her, Lewis, Lewellyn, and Mrs. highways so uncomfortable and dan- is room for six in case of need, and two claims no responsibility, as he provides can be found at Creagh's restaurant on Theodore Olsen. She had been a resi rooms in the attic that can be utilized. safes for valuables. ~ lot and not a vocal howl of anybody dent of Norwalk 6ince 1864. gerons to drive upon. Main street. 649tf Vote for the city charter. Mrs. G. W. Merritt is the matron and ! .4, and everybody. In short, good busi- Mrs. Leggett nurse. Everything pos • ' A Victory for Wales' Yacht. * * Edward B/ Osborne, at one time Photographer Readman has just com sible has been done for the convenience DUBLIX, July 21.—The regatta of the §| 7 ' ness methods take the place of poor owner of the Danbury Times, is dead Band Concert. Royal Irish Yacht club was continued yea- §| pleted a group photograph, 20x44 of Dwyer's City of Norwalk band will and comfort of patients. ones; and city charter order takes the at Albany, N. Y. the employees of the starch factory in The wants at the hospital, now are terday. The race was to cover fifty miles |f Vote for the city charter. • * Westport. .It will be presented to the give a free concert on the Green, at 8 men and women's wearing apparel, old on the course oft' Kingston. Only the Brit- .place of borough charter chaos. o'clock this evening; The following tannia and the Satanita started,the former superintendent of the eoncern who has programme has been arranged for the flannel, muslin, and linen, new muslin, I-V Vote for the city charter. Polls open —E. N. Sloan closes his picture frame accepted another position out of town. flannel and cheese cloth. winning in 5 hours 2 minutes and 36 sec business, Aug. 1st. Briqg in your or It is a fine piece of work. occasion: onds. - on Saturday from 6 a. m. to 5 p; m. Vote for the city charter. ders this week. Vote for the city charter. High School Cadets, Sousa ; ; : Thirty-one Homes Burned Down. "* *-1-^I Pleasant Dreams, W.S.Ripley QUEBEC, July 21. — A disastrous fire VOTE FOR THE CITY CHARTER J. H. Hoyt went down the harbor Queen of the Ball, P. O. Casey VOTE FOR THE CITY CHARTER —New line of Eton suits, at greatly Sounds from Erin, J. W. Bennett AND REDUCE YOUR TAXES. broke out in the planing mill at St. Anne AND REDUCE TOUR TAXES. fishing Thursday afternoon, and suc reduced prices, will be opened on Sat De La Perade, sixty miles from this city, ceeded in hooking a seven pound weak- urday at Scofield & Hoyt's, Norwalk Beau Ideal March, Sousa The principal places destroyed are the fish. and South Norwalk. Enchantment, J. Herman Connecticut Interested. planing mill, a hotel, cheese factory, two ^ vf Avoid the Dull Season. Vote for the city eharter. Gaiety Song and Dance, C. A. Ballard The Rattler, W. H. Thomas The publication of the letter of Fish stores and thirty-one houses. . Some thirty New York merchants There will be a parish meeting at Commissioner Lawrence D. Hunting —Those having pictures which they The Beau Ideal March is one of Sou- ton of New York, regarding the new • gave public interviews a year or so ago Southport next Monday evening to ac sa's latest and has never before been • • s'Basebacl yesterday. . ; of the method they employed to avoid intend having framed should take them cept the property consisting of a house law prohibiting the consumption of to E. N. Sloan at once. He closes the played in Norwalk. clams less than one-eight thick has lithe dull season in trade. All of them and lot valued at $15,000 given to the Vote for the city charter. ^ business Aug. 1st. parish by the will of the late Mrs. ; spread consternation among dealers in At Brooklyn: K. H. K. 'f l ^agreed that since they had adopted the Francis D. Perry. She also bequeathed "little necks." They declared that a Baltimore 10300000 1— 5 7 2 USE DANA'S S ARSAPARILL A, IT'S clam war was likely to be the result if Brooklyn 0 0 0 0 0 1 rJ 0- 3 12 2 --^policy of liberally advertising in the Irving Byington has purchased the the sum of $10,000 the interest of which ' 'THE KIND THAT CURES." .. messenger business lately carried on is to keep the property in repairs. the - commissioner enforced the law. At Philadelphia: ' B. H. B ^-newspapers steadily through the sum- Philadelphia.. 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 5 0- 8 15 1 by J. H. Ruscoe. His office is at Hale's The Nonpariels Entertained. Along the Fulton and Washington £<•<•,mer, they had no dull season in their drug store. markets could be seen great piles of Washington... 10000000 1—183 C trade. Most of them stated that, in- Vote for the City Charter and reduce Miss Mamie Smith of Merwin street, those choice little clams ready to be At Louisville: R. H. I. Vote fcr the City Charter. entertained the Nonpariel Tennis club sent back to the beds and dumped over Cleveland 32100540 x—15 15 T j^stead of lessening their advertising in your Taxes. v. last evening. Vocal and instrumental Louisville •'•••• 30051000 0— 9 14 4 |uthe dull season of trade, they increased music and dancing were among the board. w , At Chicago: R- H. K. —Hale's Cordial cures all bowel trou Fish Commissioner Huntington says Pittsburg - 20002023 x— 9 13 2 -it, and found it to be profitable. bles and is safe for the youngest child Alleged agents of a dress patttern pleasures of the evening. The Misses the law was the outcome of a desire on manufacturing compamy, are working Gussie and Helen Bracken s&ng very Chicago 60000010 0— 7 12 1 Of course, there is a lull in trade in to take. 649tf the part of the New York clammers' to At Boston: B. H. a swindling scheme in different parts of beautifully ''The Angels Serenade" and protect the crop, which, they claim is the summer season; but there is al- Editor John Rodemeyer has so far the state. They are frauds and the "Beautiful Moonlight." Some very Boston - 700341 0 0 x—15 9 1 ; ways enough business to enable the company they claim to represent are fast being depleted. The clam dealers, New York 1 1 010040 1— 8 14 6 recovered from his recent illness that fine selections were given by Miss Ma however, say that this is absurd and Pennsylvania State League. more progressive business houses to he expects to resume his duties next swindlers in league with them. The ria Keena and Miss Mamie Smith. A numbers given as their place^of business that the small clams nearly all come At Harrisburg -Johnstown,12; Harrisburg,9. nrw.intfl.in a profitable trade when most week. fine collation was served. Among those from Connecticut and Massachusetts, At York—York, 5; Altoona, 2. Vote for the city charter. belong to vacant lots. present were Gussie Bracken, Maria others are idle. It was a custom, fol as the native clam is not popular. At Al'entown—Allentown, 5; Scranton, 4. . Vote for the city charter. Keena,Helen Bracken, Fannie Sheedy, Edward H. Strong of Strong & Co., in At Easton—Easton, 18; Reading, 1. T;V- lowed for several years prior to his de Eawtern League. *" ? —Misfit carpet for sale cheap at Sco- Lillie Powell, Kittie Lucy, Annie Pow Fulton market, said: cease, by the then leading dry-goods field & Hoyt's, Norwalk. A distinguished ex-warden and a ell, Julia Dorney, Katie Malone, John This law is unconstitutional and not At Wilkesbarre —Springfield, 15; Wilkes- man of Eighth avenue, New, Tork, to popular bank cashier of the Borough, Lucy, Frank Madden,William Malone, for the protection of the clammers of barre, 4. William Kent, and Messrs. Powers and At Binghamton — Binghamton, 15; Provi fill the GAZETTE with his attractive ad Young Taylor, mention of whose ar were seen crowding their way into the this state. It was passed in the interest dence, 5. great El-Dorado show, with its 1400 Dawson of New York. , of a certain manufacturer of clam At Erie—Erie, 14: Albany, 9. vertisements during the summer or dull rest appeared in these columns, yes 11 terday was fined $2 and costs by Jus female ballet, Wednesday night, by Vote for the city charter. -{ ^ bouillon on Long Island, to whom the At Buffalo—Buffalo, 24: Troy, 6. ^ ft months of the year, saying that during one of Nor walk's sober-sided and truly tice Austin, last evening. i&Xli ' Co. C Election. SiSlf ^wfftll clams are of no benefit, but a the other months of the year when Yote for city charter, vr:-•;•: pious commercial travellers. loss. By the law, as it now stands, this Vote for City Charter. ^ At a meeting of Co. C, 4th Regt. C. man wili neither be compelled topay for trade was brisk, he had no occasion to N. G., held in Stamford, Wednesday advertise out of town, because his trade —Hale's Cordial cures Cramps. the small clams nor togo to the expense Vote for the.City Charter and reduce night, to fill the vacancy caused tar the of assorting them. The clams we are ' was prosperous enough without it. He your Taxes. promotion of Capt. Hendrie to Major, now forbidden to handle are worth to stated further that it was an astonish It is reported that there are 450 unli 1st Lieut. Gilbert L. Fitch was unani us $5 per 1,000 while the larger ones V .-".V •. mously chosen Captain. Second hen- ment to him, to note the numbers of censed and one muzzled dog in town. Chang© of Time. are Worth but half that amount. To There are also several canines that tenant Johnson was elected 1st lieuten yield well clam beds have to be worked. : customers he was thus able to draw ought to be sent to the demnition bow- From and after to-day the City of ant, and Corporal Toms was elected If the law is enforced the loss to the from Norwalk and vicinity away over Albany will leave New lork as follows: second lieutenant. Of the new officers eastern states will be considerable, as to his store in Eighth avenue. Every Vote for the city charter? *.>, Beekman street 2:35 p. m. Saturdays the Advocate says : my firm receives weekly from Connec Special Borough 3 p. m. East 31st street at 3 p. m. Capt. Fitch is well qualified to com intelligent and experienced advertiser ticut alone over $600 worth." —Good white flannel 5 ce: Saturdays 2:20 p. m. By this arrange mand the company, and personally is Fish Commissioner Huntington was knows that it is in dull seasons, of all Scofield & Hovt'n, Norwalk and ment the boat connects with the Dan very popular. He joined the company not disturbed by the widespread dis others, that the best results are realized Norwalk. . bury train on Saturday only. as a private on November 19, 1888, was cussion of the "clam act." He scouts from large and liberal newspaper adver Vote for the city eharter. ;• made corporal July 11, 1890, second the idea of any serious opposition and ^ ' %$' lieutenant August 4, 1891, and last tising of their goods. It is also a fact, Waterbury is receiving bids for 4»ifMma that the big clam dealers will be OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that a Special building a new dam for their water spring, upon the resignation of Lieut. with-him to a man in enforcing the law. "v' that during the hot months of July and Hanlon's Saloon Attached. Alden, he was chosen first lieutenant. Borough Meeting Will be held in the shed and for lajing ten miles of thirty- Deputy-sheriff Toner placed an; at He was pronounced in declaring that TownN House, in the Borough of Norwalk, on August, larger numbers of strangers six-inch pipe. The cost is estimated at First Lieut. Johnson will prove, as he -.the 1 l-8th inch limit would be strictly SAT U RDAY, J U LY 22nd, 1893, tachment for $250,,this morning* out the has heretofore, a valuable assistant, and more of our "country cousins" about $650*000. saloon conducted byD. J. Huilon, on adhered to.. He said that the small fart! " < Vote for the city charter. and an intelligent officer. Second clams, caught outside of the New York '•An. ! come to Norwalk, than during any other Wall street, to cover a claim of P. E. Lieut. Toms has been one of the most The vete thereon win oe Lally & Co., of Bridgeport. The state commiasiohers' domain and ship voters approjdMsaid act ^ d^nta bwlot two months of the year, and the most active members of the company. J^e ped to New York, can be sold only in with the word^Yes"pnntedor wntten^here —French sateen 20 cents per yard at amount of the attachment was reeeipt- takes much interest in military matters on; those voters disapproving said act .shall 'of them do more or less " shopping" Scofield & Hoyt's. Norwalk and South ed for. and the saloon was in the bands the original packages, or, mere correct And every one of his comrades _believe ly, in the original Darrels. No one, ne deposit a ballot with the word .No • printed p fat our stores. As a rule these visitors Norwalk. of Mr. Toner but a short time. the honor conferred upon him had not vr • rrr? ?'• -i Vote for the city charter. s ^ ' said, would lie allowed to break the SSS'SitS'K'm m. xead our local papers, and{shop when been nnworthily bestowed. With these case or barrel heads and retail the James "Sawdust" Price will move in officers Company C ought to keep up and where they have seen advertised to the rooms on Mechanic street vaca clams. cv;. its record. some specially inviting goods or.','.bar ted by Don Juan St. Carlos. - VOTE FOR THE CITY CHARTER Vote for the city charter. •, T- k JAMES T. HUBBELL, Borough Clerk. . s AND REDUCE YOUR TAXES. Vote for the city charter. > gains." Vote for the city chapter. - \ *' ~ •
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DOUBT AT THE LAST. We Dye to live, •• •'. :''r Hood's Cures While others live to die ; . The longer we live, -X '« Mankind. Has Always Bad a Horror of Be The better we Dye; ing Buried Alive, and the Cremation ol , The more we Dye, Th8 Statement That It Was Se The better we live. 1 the Ancients May Have Been One to This w/y 'j :\ . • cured by Perjury. Fear—Some Peculiar Cases. ^ - C. P. Tocque & Son., So deceptive are many of the ordinary SOME PROMINENT MEN IMPLICATED evidences of death that medical science has given to this subject a great deal of DyersandCleaners *X' Gallagher Reiterates His Statement That attention. It used to bo supposed that |l;\<> \ <;• OV GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES' Every Word He Uttered Asai°"t Demp- people were often buried alive through LEADING sey Was False—Names of the "Prom- accident, and writers of romance have OARMBNTS ! lnents" Concerned in the Plot Withheld. dwelt upon this species of horror with much unction. During the war of the Made up or ripped to look like new. PITTSBURG, July 20.—At the western rebellion many soldiers were said to Kid Gloves, Cleaned, 10 Cents Up. penitentiary District Attorney Clarence { have been interred while living who were •:4* •'• Mr. P. t7. F lemming Burleigh, Attorneys L. K. Porter and W. merely in a lethargy or stupor arising All good3 done at the shortest notice. DRY GOODS J. Brennen, Notary Public C. C. Lee and from loss of blood, exhaustion, cold and • Office and Dye Works: 1 'J J} ; K For Impure Blood. Stenographer J. Beal met to take the de positions of Gallagher and Davidson, serv fear. Bodies have often been found Broad fiiver, : : : : Korwalk. "Abbut three years ago a slight pimple ap» turned over in coffins, as if the occupants s peared on my face. I took a great many kinds ing time in the Homestead poisoning §P, 0. BOX, 348. " •' of medlcincs, but still the sovo; gradually in- cases. Gallagher was before the commit had waked up and tried to get out. In ; t i creased. It continued in this condition for fully tee over two hours. Davidson's examina numerous other cases of a similar sort l*"Goods called for and delivered free of HOUSE, •'S-' "two years. I bought six bottles.of flood's Sar- tion occupied about twenty minutes. The the tongue has been discovered protrud ficharge. » " s-. ,--\p r!?~ saparilla and began taking it to purify my blood. *"• The humor disappeared, and now the skin i3 district attorney conducted the examina ing from the mouth, as if from suffoca perfectly healthy. tion, but declined to give out anything for tion, and there have been stains from Lace Curtains Cleaned. publication. It was learned, however, that Galla bleeding on the burial clothes. Bridgeport, Conn. £J 'Hood's Now, such facts as these were amply ifeV: has completely cured me." P. J. FLEMMTVO; gher's confession in regard to Hugh Demp- Ksf • • H§ * Whitinsville, Mass. Be sure to gat Hood's. sey and the Horastead poison case is much sufficient in former days to convince the most skeptical that the persons concerned HOOD'SPSLL3 are the best aftar-dinner H1U, more sweeping in its details than had been twist digestion, cure hoadache. Try a box. "25a imagined by the general public. A gentle had been interred alive. But it is now man who has heard the whole story says known that such phenomena are exhib IVbat is so comfortable as one of our Imperial Eton Suits ? Gallagher's statement not only implicates ited by dead bodies under conditions ENGRAVING! I Pinkerton detectives but several men much wholly normal. The turning of a corpse Comfortable in fit and comfortable in price, only $5; then we ~ COURT HOUSE FRAUDS. , more prominent in business and profes SS;>' sional life. He stated positively, the gen in its coffin is brought about by the ex pansion of the gases of initrefaction. have a better quality in a NAVY BLUE ETO&( SUI7 strictly New Jersey Public Officials Charged witfc tleman said, that every word he said FOB Conspiracy. against Dempsey on the stand was false. The projection of the tongue from the all-wool storm serge for $6. <2 These suits are made by the lead PATERSOX, N. J., July 20.—In the Pas He implicates.Detective Ford, of the Pink isouth is an effect of the same cause. saic county court, Judges Hopper and erton agency, and gives the names of many Bleeding often occurs after death. In ing bouse in New York, and are first-class in every respect. lifH Van Hoverberg presiding, the following others who were instrumental in Damp- fact, such a hemorrhage is known to have OUR LADIES' SHIRT WMSTS, at 45c, in blue, white named persons were arraigned, charged sey's conviction. taken place eight days after death. In with fraud in connection with the pur He further states that he never admin this instance the bleeding was from stripes, ruffles in front, long sleeves, are a dollar value, and chase of the new county court house site: istered poison or croton oil to the men at Freeholders Quackenbush, Foalks, Sentle, Homestead and that Dempsey never pro wounds inflicted during life. sold at that figure early in the season, Wardle, Carroll, Morrow, Howard, Gib- posed that he. should. He sticks., to the The stoppage of the heart's beating ia lin, Bedell, Morley, Roe, Berdan, Ricker story that the $25 Dempsey &ave him was not regarded as a satisfactory evidence A new stock of Celluloid 'Belts for shirt wa&s^mmm, tans and Patterson, Each pleaded not guilty, a loan to protect his furniture. To sub of death. In some cases on record that t and furnished bail in the sum of $500 each. stantiate this the defense will show by organ has apparently ceased to perform Leave vour orders at the and black, 50c, 73c, $100: - Charles H. Shriner, former city editor of members of the firm who sold him the it§ function for as much as 15 min Odds and ends, in UPHOLSTET^Y GOODS. 'Many the Paterson Press, and F. W. Rumpf, the furniture that they were pushing him for utes, and yet the person has revived. architect, charged with conspiracy, were the money. Tidy, the great English authority, speaks choice articles at low prices to be found among our assortment required to give $1,000 security each. Ex- Davidson made a statement similar to of the instance of a ccrtain Colonel .GAZETTE OFFICE. Revenue Collector Chester E. Ely, ex- the Gallagher story, except that he was of Chenille Portieres, Lace Curtains, and our large 'stock of Assemblyman McCrau and F. W„ Rumpf, not in the plot as long as the man who con Townshend, who was seemingly able to also charged with conspiracy, furnished victed Dempsey. They both seemed will die at will and to come to life again FAU^CY UtASKETS, * i>- .$1,000 bail each. ing to make their confessions under oath when he chose. On a number of occasions Palmer's WOVEN HAMMOCKS are the best We bave The clerk of the board of freeholders, and stand by it, even if it means a length he had deliberately suspended his own "Don't be Peij-Wise, and Port "William H. Nelson, pleaded guilty to three ening of their terms of imprisonment. vital processes for a short time. Finally them in plain and valence, with pillows, from 35c to $4.50. indictments charging him with fraud. He Dempsey's attorneys have matters in such he consulted physicians on the subject, furnished security. shape that they will corroborate the con deeming his ability to do this a suffi Handsome India 7tugs in several different patterns, your choice G. Y. W. Fonda, civil engineer, charged fession by other witnesses. with making' false measurements on coun ciently abnormal symptom to be some $1.49 each. «' ' • • ^ try rOad work and thus defrauding the Cut His Throat and Will Likely Die. what alarming. In the presence of thf S3T JUST KEEP AN EYE ON OUR •county, gave bail in the sum of $500. NEW ORLEANS, July 20.—Denny Corco doctors he voluntarily lapsed into a state We pay the return fares, (30 cents), to Norwalk purchasers Foalks an# Howard were also indicted for ran, the well known public character, re of torpidity, his heart stopped and his cf $3.00 worth of goods, and the round-trip, (60 cents), to $10. J1 conspiracy and bribery and held in bail. cently shot by August Albert, is pro- breathing also, a mirror held at his PRICES! Freeholder George V. de Mott and nt>unced out of danger and Albert was re mouth showing no dimness. -***•*- purchasers, which is equal to a discount of 6 per cent on the Thomas Rich, one of the new board, were leased on bond. On his release Albert cut Our very best creamery butter, 25c per lb This case was apparently unique. At Our very best flour, 65c per bag charged with signing bills for moneys his throat and will probably die. 50c per lb goods bought. -' without any authority. They gave bail. the same time the peculiar faculty de Our very best tea, veloped by Colonel Townshend—who Our extra fine coffee, 30 per lb Judge Hopper declared that all these STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS 3 lbs best crackers for 25c We except, however, cotton thread and domestics from being cases Would be tried before Judge Dixon died that same night for good and all— 3 boxes best imported sardines for 25c 2 cans best Columbia River salmon for 25c ' of th6 supreme court. Closing Quotations «f the Philadelphia bears a seeming likeness to the peculiar 2 cans very best corn for 25c included. , ^ ^ . and New York Exchanges. power exhibited by certain fakirs of In Quaker oats, 10c •!- New Postmasters. • V.j /'•, NEW YOIIK, July 19.—In the stock market dia. For centuries it has been a familiar Farina, 8c today there was a sharp recovery in prices. Cornstarch, . . 8c„ "WASHINGTON, July 20.—The following Closing bids: 'trick for certain of these fakirs who pos Best starch, Isfor 8c are among the list of fourth class post Best Carolina rice, 5c per lb, 6 lbs for 25c "W" TT AT.TJ &d OO„ Lehigh Valley..... 37% W. N. Y. & Pa.... 4 sessed the accomplishment to permit Baker's cocoa, 20c per box masters, Jtist issued: Connecticut—C. P. Pennsylvania H. &B. T. com... — themselves to be buried alive for months, Gold-dust, . 20c • * Clark, East Granby; J. E. Bennett, North Reading U H. & B. T. pref... — coming to life again after being dug up. A full quart bottle of best ammonia, 10c Stonington; S. H. Pratt, Say brook. New St. Paul 55% Erie 12% Peninsula brand condensed milk, 8c York—Albert Heims, Chasm Falls; E. E. Lehigh Nav^ — D., L. & W.../.,....140J4 ,That this remarkable feat is wholly bona Fearline, (large) , - -. 12c BRIDGEPORT, CONN. fide has been satisfactorily demonstrated. twit you have ever bought our goods, you 4**1 S Steele, Garrettsville; W. J. Osman, Grassy Reading g. m. 4s... 65^ N. Y. Central 96% know we mean just what we say Point; J. J. Earl, Highland Mills; F. P. Residing 1st pf 5s... 26 West Shore 98J4 It has been repeatedly performed in the Reading 2d pf 5s... 18 Lake Erie & W... 14% "presence of most skeptical witnesses un THE BEST DXEJLSS THE BEST WITH Sminster, Lisle; C. S. Smith, Maine; F. B. Reading 3d pf 5s.•• 13% New Jersey Cent.. 97Hi US EVERT TIJjfE ! Tuttle, Poolville; J. R. Nash, Ricard; C. N. Y. & N. E 21 Del, & Hudson... 114 der circumstances which preclude all We take pleasure in informing you that our : L. Rich, Richford; W. P. Hendrick, Rich- p jssibility of deception. It is an* arti NO CHEAP STOCK. ^ MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. stock of ville; E. D. Snow, Rock Rift; Henry Ryan,. General Markets. ficial suspension of vitality, bearing some **** ' Wis now full and ' complete Talcville; G. H. Pierce, Wadhaims Mills; NEW YORK, July 19.—State and western flonr relation to the natural hibernation of BETTS& FARRINGTON PROF. JOHN WNI [TAKER, A.G.O. Straw; We would respect Phinetus Gildersleeve, Wantagh; Solomon quiet, weak: low extras, [email protected]; city mills, bats and other animals. ASSOCIATE of the Collegei of Organists. fully solicit your Phillips, Watervleit Centre; M. L. Joyner, patents, [email protected]; fair to fancy, [email protected]; 7 LEADING GBOCEBS, London; Organist and Musical Director ot the examination of the White Sulphur Springs. New Jersey— Minnesota clear, $fc.50@3; patents, [email protected]; 'he finger of a person in whom the Choir of St,Paul's Church,Norwalk; Conductor same. Also a full superfine, $l.75©2.25; city mills, [email protected]; vi spark still lingers be tightly bound COR. WALL AND WATER STS. Norwalk Choral Union; Pupil of DrXF.Bridge Goods ? line of „ f jr-'l B. P. Malsbury, Imlaystown; P. J. Dolan, Organist and Director of the Choir Westnainis* winter wheat, low grades, $1.95®3.45; patents, wi a piece of string, the end of the fin Iaw aVvUmw T /\n/)nn• PvnfAaaAi*in fnA KnVfl.1 f]nl« : Ogdensburg; Theodore Allen, Pepack. * $3.40®4: straights. $3.30®4; rye mixtures, $2.99 CORSETS -j, ger will soon become red. and then bluish. Of and AND @3.41); fine, [email protected]; southern quiet, weak XU.UB1V, iuu mmiuuoi m nuoiui Of Mysterious Death of a Merchant. common to fair extra, [email protected]; good to But if the individual be dead no such ^HORACE E. DANN, Oxford;) also of other eminent masters.In HAIR GOODS. BINGHAMTON, N. Y., July 20.—The body choice do., [email protected].;Rye dull, steady; super effect will be produced by the applica structs Pupils in PIANO-FORTE PLAYING, of a man later identified as that of J. B. fine, [email protected]. Wheat dull, unsettled; July, (Technical Studies, Phrasing, Expression ana Millinery j Crape redressed by tion of a ligature. If during life a clean Exealsior ' Playing at Sight. Elements, Ear-Tests and the Schriver patent Lessser, of the firm of Lesser Bros., whole 70}$c.; August, 71@7lHc.; September, 73M@ and bright needle be thrust into the Time Lessons.) ORGAN PLAYING. (Special process, at our new sale clothiers, New York city, was found 73%c.; December, 79 13-16@80 5-16c. Rye dull, Etudes for Ped-1 Playing. Registering, etc., Novelties,! Millinery Parlors, in the Susquehanna river at Willow Point, steady; western, 57®57^o. Corn dull, weaker; muscles of the body, the steel rapidly SINGING and the Cultivation of the Voice) August. 48J4c.; September, 48 9-l6@48%c.; ruste on being withdrawn. After death (On the Italian Method.) Vocalizing^nd Sol- 49 WAIL STREET, - - NORWAJLK. t about three miles west of this city. It is No. 2, 4SJ4<&49J4c. Oats dull, easier; August, faying. HARMONY, COUNTEKPOJTNT and not known whether the man committed 32«4c.; September, 30%c.; state, 39@44c.; west no such oxidation takes place, it said. - Opposite D. St N. B. K. Depot. COMP©SITIONj_and on the system of the Col Misses St. John, ; suicide or met with a mishap. He was ern, 36J^@44c. However, the certainty of this latter test leges of Music. Terms upon application. Ad 577 3m' V married and leaves a widow and three PHILADELPHIA, July 19.—Beef quiet, steady: is disputed, One of the most familiar NORWALK, : : : : ; CONN. dress 86 Franklin avenue. 553 ly joung children. The funeral was held in extra mess, [email protected]; family, S10@12. Pork methods of determining absence of life / this city this morning. dull, gteady; new mess. $18:50®19. Lard dull, nominal; steam rendered, $9.70. Butter quiet, is that of producing a blister by heat, as Stylish, Single or Double weaker; New York dairy, 17@20c.; western with the flame of a candle. If the skin 2£o rehouse 8s Britto, Glassworkers Meet. dairy, 16}4&18i3.; Elgins. 20c.; New York cream BRIDGETON, N. J., July 20.—The Glass beneath and around the blister becomes Teams. f ery. 20@20Vic.; western do., 17@20c.; imitation red, the individual lives; otherwise he is Pressers' association, of the United States do., 16@18J^c. Cheese fairly active, firm; New WITH OR WITHOUT DRIVERS? Plans furnished and estimates given. and Canada, began their annual session in York, large white, 7)^9c.; do. small, 8@9c.; dead. Jobbing promptly attended to. j this city this morning. About sixty dele part skims, 2@5H>c.; full skims, J$o. Eggs quiet, One of the most.reliable tests of this Safe Horses for Women and Chil* DR.JORDAN gates are in attendance, and the session steady; New York and Pennsylvania,15>$@16c.; question is made by holding the hand of dren. Saddle Horses a specialty. SHOP, NO 9 WEST AVENUE. ?|| will probably last three days. Fires have western, 14}£15c. Of New York, having many Eesidence.9 Berkeley Place and 72 Harbor Av BALTIMORE, July 19.—Flour steady. Wheat the supposed cadaver between the eye been put out in the tank of the Fairton steady. Corn easy; white corn, by sample, and the light of a candle or lamp. When patients in the vicinity, has es Glass works. The factory, which is non 54o.; yellow corn, by sample, 50c. Oats firm. thus examined, the hand of a living per Bemember this and bear in mind, union, intended running all summer on Rye quiet. Hay firmer; good to choice tim son has a rosy color between the fingers. That to be a poet we are not in tablished a permanent office at jars. The shutdown is a great surprise to othy, [email protected]. Provisions quiet; un the blowers. changed. Butter quiet; creamery, fancy, 21c.; This is not the case with a corpse. Only clined ; No. I Bank Street, do. fair to choice, 18@20c.; do. imitation, 18o. a few days ago a woman was found dead But with our neighbor butchers we ; ' A Tennessee Man Hunt. ' Eggs dull and very weak at 13c. in bed at a hotel in Chicago with a pistol are not behind. Stamford, Conn. ^ ' MEMPHIS, July 20.—Several posses are in her hand and a bullet hole in her tem SPECIALTY—Diseases of men still in pursuit of the negro who attempted Live Stock Markets. ple. A man who is supposed to have ; to outrage the Misses McCadden near this BUFFALO, July 19.—Cattle very dull; good and all disorders of the Genito, 1 mediums, 1,150 lbs., $3.60; green cattle, 950 to left her a few hours previously was ac THE CHEAPEST MARKET IN city. Charley Martin, a negro, was or 1,000 lbs., $3.30@a35. Hogs steady; mediums cused of having murdered her, but the ^ - " - V.. TOWN, • Urinary and Nervous system. ^ '.ft dered to halt by a party at Braden. He and heavy, [email protected]; good Yorkers, [email protected]. coroner's jury decided that it was a case began to run, but a bullet from one of the Sheep and lambs easy, fair to good yearlings, Office Hours: 10 to 2 and • t i ; posse was fired into his back. Martin will $3.50®4.; good mixed sheep, [email protected]; good of suicide. So far as the newspaper re THE NORWALK MARKET 5 to 8; Sundays, 10 to 2 and die. If the assailant of the two girls is lambs, [email protected]. ports indicated, the jury did not pay any caught he will be taken to the scene of the EAST LIBERTY, Pa., July 19.—Cattle fair* attention to one most important point in - • THOMAS E. SHEEHAN. 5.to 9. t 3*-'* •" KH®.. / assault and hanged. good, [email protected]; common to fair, $3@4; fat the evidence. If the revolver was tightly ik-k cows aad bulls, $1<&3.50; bologna cows, $5 to grasped in the dead Woman's hand, she 30 Water Street, . - Prop. Consultation by Mai! ! $10; fresh cows, $15 to $tft. Hogs steady; .... v A Camden Girl Tries Suicide. medium and liarht, [email protected], medium weight must have committed suicide. It is not » /sVffc'-'}. V. CAMDEN, July 20. — Nineteen-year-old tops. $6.10®6..5 extreme heavy, $5.80®6. possible for another individual to tighten PIANO LESSONS, r ^ mi Katie Krantss attempted to commit sui Sheep dull; good, $4.2
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The Walter's Good Joke. COLD WAVES TO ORDER. G. A. FRAME* THE KIND The party at the corner table had or A Company to • Produce Frigid Atmos dered four beers and a thin one and in phere When Wanted. THE HAIR CUTTER I THAT vited the waiter of the German restau ABERDEEN, S. D., July 20.—The Interna rant to "have one yourself." Warmed 1^4^ p-^a tional Cold Wave company, with a capital No. 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk. by the hospitality and the jokeletsthat EATH-O of $2,000,000 and a surplus of one-third that 'HIHIHOT AND COLD BATHS. 11 followed, Jacob felt bound to reciprocate. sum, has been organized by local capital "I vill dell you a goot story," he said, HORNBY'S OATMEAL /jfeibest&>5§|- remedy^ ,.' .*-.•• ists and enthusiasts, who expect to make untold wealth in the next few years. The • - "yon dot did happen true xnit mineself for Constipation, company alleges that it has discovered a HENRY HUSS, here der oder day. Dere vas a veller ilsP® secret, the potency of which if applied at gomes in heremit some jag on und Bit EAT H-O ^piiJaundice, Headache, the right time and under favorable condi flestaurant, Cafe and Smoking Room, hirri down at dot dable und zay, 'Vat feffiBiliousness, and tions will vitiate and destroy the hot winds ; ? GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT, haf you? I zay •Showder,' und he zay, FOR BREAKFAST. which arise in Kansas, and at times have (2d Street and 4th Avenue, New York 'Pring me some,' und den he leans pack » .?%*•• • been known to sweep this country, burn Dyspepsia, Entrance from waiting room of New York, in der shair to deep mit himself. ing and killing the growing crops. This ew Haven & Hartford Bailroad. ti'22 §g"I yells 'Showder!' to der cook, und :j$f 1 secret will be placed on sale and revealed ven it gomes oop und I carries it to der EAT H-O to residents of townships, counties and other political divisions who put up the man he vas zound asleeb*. I zay, 'I haf mrnmwmmmMmmimim aS"siv.> • Easy to money. "When the wind is blowing hot Alex. S. Gibson, r some fun,'und Idakesder empty bowl : and strong from the sbuth the company Organist of the First Congregationgl Church dot some oder veller hadnnd set in front 1 v f-Jsure vVliUVIs''' will undertake to bring a counter wind Waterbury, and Teacher of i of der veller mit der jag. Bretty soon •> ! A'- P, $ 5 ^ * to cure" - ; from the ice fields of the frozen north. he vakes oop und looks at der bowl und LT^TER,,£. GUIGU1S, Florist andNursea Just what process has been evolved or to Pianoforte, Organ and zay, 'Gif me a beer, und how mooch vas man, Uuion Avenue, north of Union whom the marvelous discovery is to be at Cemetery, Norwalk, Conn. Dealer in Green ; • all disorders all?" 'Dwenty cents,' I zay, und he zay: PHouse and Hot!House and Bedding and Vege tributed are not matters for publicity. Musical Composition. :m m 'Ees dot all? Veil, dot vas as goot show table Plants, Fruit and Ornamental Trees, t of the Stomach, Shrubbery, Vines, Cut Flowers, always on Death of a Prominent Southern Editor. P. O. Lock Box. NOEWALK, CONN. 1 WILLIAM I. ASH, SH der as I efer did eat.' hand, and all sorts of designs in flowers ar = -x/v"--:;*}) xaiden. Ibn. ^= "Und I laff like a man ven you gif ranged order. liver, and LITTLE ROCK, July 20.—D. A. Brewer, ISP"Grading and refilling cemetery plots editor-in-chief of the Arkansas Gazette, i" Heavy Deathly Feeling!"! him some beer for nodingsund jokes mit attended to. Bowels. died at Idaho Springs, Colo., of consump 7G1TNA INSRUANCE CO., of Hartford* him. Den I say to dis veller: 'Dot vas tion. He had been in Colorado a month /TJ Incorporated 1812. Charter Perpetual. HA REMARKABLE CURE INS all right. You haf anoder showder on it-;- • MALDEN, MASS. • for his health. In 1850 he edited the Mem Capital and Assets, $8,902,272.64. me eef you like it. Dot vas a goot von.' Every Dose Effective phis Argus, and later became^editor of the § "FROM THE FIRST DOSE I B "Und I laff efer since. It vas a goot Memphis Avalanche, which position he Insures against loss and damage by FIRE on terms adapted to the hazard and consistent M FELT BETTER!" ^ choke, you bet."—Boston Herald. Merrill Business College held until 1881, when he became editor of with the laws of compensation. • The following from one of Maiden's re-HI the Arkansas Gazette. He was one of the liable citizens, and certified to by the= ys Stamford, Conn. COWLES & MERRILL, •Manufacturing Firm of H. A. & F. X>.K "Address as Above." mi best newspaper men in the south, and a Sole agents for Norwalk and vicinity. . Miner, that owns the TWO LABBE" SSTOKES at JTo. 20 and No. 285= There is one lawyer in the city who A thorough, first-class training clear, terse and vigorous writer on politi •Pleasant St., reads like a fairy tale,wm -ASfS 'TIS TRUE, EVGKTS will never again make use of Latin school for both sexes?i. All business cal questions. He was 60 yeai's old, and a S"TJET= W«RI> OF IT." == native of Virginia. •D ANA SABSAPABILLA CO., • phrases in writing business letters. A branches taught. Open entire year, GENTLEMEN About a year ago1 was troubled short time ago he had to write a letter to prices reasonable. Graduates assist The Norwali Fire Iince Co. Mwith a HEAVY IIEAT1ILY FEEL-g Discouraging for TCXMB Crops. •INO in my stomach, everything I ate^ a client in a neighboring city regarding ed to positions. Enter now. For GALVESTON, Tex., July 20.—The News Has now Completed its =caused severe distress. = BUTCHERS 33D SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS TEAR, • I noticed your ad. in n Bangor paper and being ajg an important lawsuit that was to eome catalogue address, publishes a crop report from every agri native of that place, and reading of the benefitH up before the court in the course of a - , X! AND^V; , ' cultural county in Texas. The statement And has not outstanding a dollar of unpaid =old acquaintances had received from it, I=§ losses or claims for losses. No sound com M secured a bottle of SBC few days. The information he solicited M. A. MERRILL, Prest. is far from encouraging. The bright pros pany insures for less. pect for an abundant yield of corn has J. JBEAVAN, Pres.: G. B.I ST. JOHN, Treas.; 1 DANA'S |was highly essential to his case. In writ been swept away by the continued dry .GEO. R. COWLES, Sec'y. 1SARSAPARILLA 1 ing this epistle he made use of a letter weather, and the yield will fall far short head with his printed address at the top. Wi of what was anticipated. The drought In closing his letter he signed himself Scientific American Butcher King, of Brook to say th... ' -X-7 r has done great harm to the cotton crop, IDOSE I FELT BETTEB andcon-i thus: "John Langdon, Address ut supra." Agency for lyn, maker of Gowns, Dust-; except in eastern Texas, where too much == tinned to Improve and after taking two I •bottles I had a hearty appetite and; After waiting several days for the re s- ers, etc., has established an rain has fallen, and where dry weather scoald digest almost anything l ate. ply, which did not come, he again wrote was just what the farmers needed. S Have recommended it to at least a dozen| EURNITUEE. Ifrlends, and all I have heard from, have de- his procrastinating client and asked why agency, and all orders may gfrived great benefit from it Murdered by a Bank Cashier. B Vtry truly yours, WM. I. ASH. he had not sooner answered his first let be left with fli No. 1 Rockland Place, Maiden, Mast. ter. The next day he received a reply in KANSAS CITY, Kan., July 20.—A. W. | We hereby certify that we sold Mr. Afih ii^CNA'S j Little, ca,shier of the First National bank JSARSAPAKILLA, and hisi statementi we know which the client said that he had an T{ ^ " Geo. H. Raymond, iSto be true in every partlcnlar. CAVEATS, of this place, and connected with several =| Very respectfully, Hi A. fc I'. L. MDTEB. swered the letter and addressed it to TRADE MARKS, other banking concerns, last night shot ™ Dana Sarsafterllla Co., Be'/ast. Maine. s» "John Langdon, Ut Supra, N. Y."—Buf OESICN PATENTS, and killed B. E. Johnson, one of the most Furniture Dealer, COPYRIGHTS, etoJ 23 WALL STREET;- falo Express. For information and free Handbook write to prominent lawyers in the state. The cause MUNN * CO.. 361 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. of the tragedy is not known definitely. Has removed to the new and commodious Oldest bnrean lor securing patents In America. NOBWALK, - - CONN. store four doors above his old stand and Tremendous Possibilities. Every patent taken out by ns is brougt14, tcfqre Johnson's friends say it was due to a finan The great secret which many electri the public by a notice given free of char; e m tbe mmm cial difficulty between the men, and Lit stocked it with NEW GOODS of the LATES tle's friends say there was a woman in the STYLE and FINEST FINISH. cians believe to be nearing discovery by case. Both were leading citizens. GEO. H. RAYMOND, Agent. some of their number is how to extract .fewntific Furnishing Undertaker and Embalmer. from coal direct all of the energy which I HATE JUST SECUBED THK Insolvent Bankers Charged with Fraad. I give my personal attention to laying out it contains—the utilizing of it all, with should be without it. Weeklj : fl.50 six months. Address MUNI* « CHICAGO, July 20.—Several petitions of and furnishing everything necessary for the none of the present remainder of dead •mrisHKBa. 361 Broadway, New York City, LATEST IMPORTATIONS various creditors of Herrmann, Schaffner interment of the dead. waste. If they really do this, all their &Co., the insolvent bankers, were filed in J ^ Residence, No. 3 Berkeley Place, Norwalk. claim and expectation of revolutionizing K;:!P the county court, in which charges of Hade la all styles and sizes.- Lightest,! present methods of heat, lighting and WM fraud were made against the bankers. The Telephone communication with residence |strongest, easiest working,safest,simplest,] Spring Suitings, petitioners claimed that the bank re [most accurate, most compact, and most! transportation will be justified. If, as they also claim, they will then make war Which I will make up at the lowest cash ceived deposits .on the day preceding its I modern. For sale by all dealers in axiBB.| price. failure, when it was known that the insti Catalogues mailed free by methods tremendously destructive, be tution was insolvent and could not meet The tfarlin Piro Arms Co* yond any yet known, the world may look ; ' F. SOCOUS, - its obligations. forward at an early day to the beginning SULPHUR |M; Custom Tailor FURNITURE. NEW HATEW, COKN., U. 8. A. of a period of undisturbed peace.—Scran- t '>•' 17 K«rtk Main Street, South Norw»lk. Noted Mexican General 111. ton Truth. : ' • CITY OF MEXICO, July 20.—General A Full Stock of Furniture of all kinds. Mariana Escobodo, the greatest living Planet Shadows. BITTERS general of Mexico, is seriously ill with Parlor and Bedroom Sets, J. Belden Hnrlbntt, There is no doubt that some of the THE GREATEST pleurisy and the physicians attending him most brilliant planets, such as Venus and John W. Bogardus, entertain very little hope of his recovery. A Specialty. Jupiter, are capable o£ casting distinct BLOOD PURIFIER General Escobodo was the conqueror ot terney and Conelor at shadows, as may be seen any fine even Maximilian, and is said to be the only ing in Hie tropics. Not long ago M. L. KNOWN. 6jWater Street. man in Mexico who could have the presi This Great German Medicine is the dency for the asking. DAVID STOW, • ;ROOJI 4, UP STAIRS, Guiot observed that Jupiter threw a dis tinct shadow of his watch upon a wall, CHEAPEST and best. 128 doses Gazette Building, Norwalk, Co of Sulphur Bitters for $1.00, less Princess May's Charity. Main Street, TS" South Norwalk. and that he was able to read a newspa than one cent a dose. „,« MEAT MARKET! LONDON, July 20.—The Duchess of York, per by the light. M.Moye also finds that K ever the bride of Prince George of Wales, has Mars is able to cast a shadow, but a much kind of skin disease, #take BLUE sent to the lordmayorthe sum of $4,000 fainter one than Jupiter. He was also from a common pirn- gp., « « or • Genuine £ to be added to the fund for the benefit of able to count the number of . words in a Ple on ^.e.face to m mercury'they * K '^3 \;_y >• the families ofthobe who lost their lives in I HENRY TILLY, newspaper placed in the light of the that^ awful disease, deadly. the Victoria disaster. This money is the SCROFULA. In Put your trust balance of the sum for a wedding gift col planet entering by, a window, but he all eases of such SPRING LAMB! f crtild not read them.—Exchange. in Sulphursuipj Bit* lected by the lords lieutenant of the sev ONE DOLLAR stubboi ten, the purest [Not year old mutton.] J eral counties. CARRIAGE MAKER, -Seated diseases ; and best medi 'Two Recent Inventions. - , -: Sulphur Bitters cine ever made. - Jnmped from a Roof to Death. is the best med S O UTH A OR WALK, CONN. EVERY HOUR The varied trend of men's minds is Is your TONGUE SSii Beef and Veal WASHINGTON, July 20.—J. B. K. Plain, is easily earned by any one of either sex in any well illustrated by the recent invention icine to use. COATED with a >»>. Of beet qualities, .i a prominent lumber merchant of this city, part of the country, who is willing to work indus Don't wait un yellow, sticky sub- triously at the employment which we furnish. of two policeman's billies, one of which til tomorrow, while suffering from hallucination,climbed 3 • Manufacturer of— The labor is light and pleasant, and vou run no contains knife blades that shoot out from . wfi- m stance? Is your From 5c to 20c Per Lb to the roof of his house and took a running risk whatever. We fit you out complete, so that trj a bottle # Breath foul and of jump into the street below, apparently un you can give the business a trial without expense the interior if the prisoner grasps the in fensive? Your Stom der the belief Family ICarriages, Morias.ItoifisJk to yourself. For those willing to do a little work, strument, while the other is fitted with a ach is OUT or OUDCR. • ,>^43 that he was diving into a this is the grandest offer made. You can work % pool of water. His death was almost in rubber cap to prevent the infliction of Use Sulphur Bitters immediately. I Groceries, etc. ALL KINDS OF REPAIRING. all day, or in the evening only. If you are em stantaneous. ployed, and have a few spare hours at your dis unnecessary pain. President Angell of If you are sick, no matter what posal, utilize them, and add to your income, — ails you, use Sulphur Bitters. All Goods as Represented. « _ our business will not interfere a't all. You will the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty Austrian Embezzlers Sentenced. to Animals prefers the latter.—Boston Don't wait until you are unable be amazed on the start at the rapidity and ease m. VIENNA, July 20.—Adult, who was by which you amass dollar upon dollar, day in and Transcript. ? to walk, or are flat on your back, arrested in Chicago on the charge of hav day out. £ven beginners are successful from the but get some AT ONCE, it will first hour. Any one can run the business — none cure you. ,Sulphur Bitters is ^ ing defrauded the Austro-Hunearianbank, fail. You should try nothing else until you see Fatal Kxploslon at Towanda. MRS. F. A. BATES ' r has been sentenced to six years imprison UNITED SMS HOTEL for yourself what you can do at the business TOWANDA, Pa., July 18.—The boiler in THE INVALID'S FRIENDS •v
meeting. Said annual meeting shall bAiMrvfa.it ji1uae.!JS WILL." ^ take action on said estimate as it may . : iNORW deem expedient, and make such ap Another Million to tlm Drexel Institute propriations. for each of the departments, to Found a Hospital. of the city government as may be deem PHILADELPHIA, July 2l.—The will of A. i'v •••- ed necessary and proper for the next 'Truth above all tilings* J. Drexel gives to the German hospital ensuing fiscal year. No money appro- $100,000; to his six grandsons, the three priated by said annual meeting shall sons of the Biddies and the three sons of g&ft,, FRIDAY. JULY 21,1893. be used or expended for any purpose the Pauls, $1,000,000 each; to J. W. Paul. other than that for which it was appro Jr., (500,000; to the trustees of the Drexel priated ; and any unexpended appropri institute, $1,000,000, to found either an art [Entered in the Post-Officeas a Newspaper.] ation shall be covered back into the gallery or a hospital, or to use a portion of treasury of the oity at the end of the the income for the expenses of the insti yearlfor which it was made. tute, at their discretion. He provides for t The common council may make a the acquisition by his estateof Mrs. George CITY OF NORWALK. further appropriation of an amount not W* Child's interest in The Public Ledger exceeding the sum of one thousand on the death of Mr. Childs. These are the dollars in any one year for any depart principal bequests- Resume of the Proposed City ment of said oity; provided, they shall He provides for tbe continuation of his have published a notice for at least nye interest in th» firm of Drexel, Mogan & V ' Charter. days in a newspaper published in said Co. and Drexel, Harjes & Co. It is Under city, giving the details of such propos stood that the surviving children propose ed appropriation and the department A Great Improvement on the Bor- for which the same will be' required; , to contribute $1,000,000 out of their estate : \ , ouarh Charter. - to the endowment of the Drexel institute. and shall, at the next regular,meetmg The only direct and unconditional be of said council, held after tn© ©xpira- quest made'to the Drexel institute is that '.IP tion of said notice, by a two-thirds vote Agreeably to our promise of Satur of Mr, Drexel's books, pictures and objects 1^3. of all the members of said council, Mr. t)rexel expended during his . , . v ^ TO-DAY WE OPEN THE- •*- ?* day last, we present to the readers of present and absent, determine to make of art. the G-AZETTK a synopsis or resume of lifetime $600,000 in the erection of the in such further appropriation. No other stitute buildings, and endowed it with se Greatest Specia! Sale of Muslin Underwear ever held in this market. the proposed city charter. The docu appropriation shall be made, except at curities which are now worth fully $1,300,- ment is quite a long one,—sixty-six a special city meeting called for that Eevry garment will be worth more in money than anything you ever saw at the price—worth ihore in purpose, the call of which shall be pub 000, making his entire gift to the institu sections of lawyer's jargon, but yet a tion nearly $2,000,000. It is believed, how material worth more in style, worth more in work. The variety is, of course, too large to admit of our lished in a newspaper published in said mentioning more than a few specimens. great improvement on our disjointed ever, that he contemplated placing the in city at least five days before said day of stitute on a still firmer basis by a further and scattered borough charter. meeting; and shall specify, approxi unconditional endowment before he died, Section 1 incorporates the borough mately, the amount of and for what purpose the appropriation is required. but that the end came too soon for hin> to as a oity; section 2 relates to the city Correct accounts shall be kept by the carry out this intention. CORSET COVERS, NIGHT GOWNS. boundaries which are identical with treasurer of all receipts and expendi 1 those of the borough; Section 3 pre tures of the city during each fiscal FATAL NAPHTHA EXPLOSION. Cambric corset " covers, Motheir - Hubbard V neck, deep Hamburg gown, with double scribes the requirements necessary to year, in proper books of account ar ranged in such manner, and under such Four Persons Killed ia a Brooklyn Sweat embroidery, at 25c. yoke, cambric ruffle become a city voter, which are the same band Factory. m heads or branches of expenditure, as at neck and sleeves, as the borough voter, except that a to exhibit accurately and completely BROOKLYN1, July 21.—At 4:25 yesterday 25c cambric covers, high only 47c. residence of but four months is re the financial condition of said city and afternoon a can of naphtha exploded in neck, with Hamburg em the several departments thereof; and the sweat band factory of J. D. Campbell, broidery, cluster of tucks Mother - Hubbard quired ; we reproduce section 4 : 211'Walworth street, killing four persona. down the front,'at 25c.. gown with two rows said treasurer shall report to the coun of Hamburg inser '' The annual meeting of said city cil annually, or oftener, if the council The dead are: J. D. Campbell, Samuel K. shall be held on the first Monday of require, the amount expended up to Campbell, his sou; John Weiss, 25 years Good muslin corset cov tion, pleated yoke, October in each year, at which time the time of said report for each of the old, and Jacob Weiss. Matthew Deerlbg ers,high neck,tucked yoke neck,front and sleev the electors of said city, by a plurality was badly injured. and Hamburg embroidery, es trimmed with fine departments of the city government. embroidery, for of ballots cast as hereinafter provided, It shall be the duty of the treasurer to The building, which wai a two story at 35c. ^ 89c. shall elect the several officers herein certify on each bill before presented to frame structure, was completely wrecked. Mother - Hubbard after designated, and said meeting for the common council for payment,wheth There were twelve persons employed In I Good muslin corset COVT the transaction of business other than ers,V neck,back and front, gown, V neck, yoke er or not the appropriation for the de the factory, but all excepting the five of six clusters of the election of said officers, shall stand partment to which such bill is properly named were in the basement and escaped trimmed with Hamburg adjourned until seven o'clock and thirty embroidery, i7c. small tucks and four chargeable is sufficient for its payment; without injury. rows of fine lace in minutes in the evening of the first and if such appropriation is not suffi The noise of the expiosion was heard Monday of March next following, at several blocks away and caused conster sertion ; neck,front such place as the common council may. cient, such bill shall not be ordered and sleeves trimmed paid until an appropriation is made for nation in the neighborhood. , Corset Covers. with lace for 98c. appoint, and notice of said adjourned its meeting and of the several appropria- ] payment." Section 23 relates to the tax which is Rival Judges for the Ueach. tions of money recommended to be CADDO, I. T., July 21.—Governor Jones made by the common council and of not laid until after the completion of recently -removed the county judge of SKIRTS! SKIRTS!! ISfi DRAWERS! DRAWERS!! other business to be transacted there the list,viz.: the first Monday of March; Cedar county from office for political rea at, shall be published on or before Good muslin skirts, with deep hem, 5-inch cfthi- Extra good muslin drawers,"with deep hem and Wednesday of the week next preced section 29 relates to the assessors, and sons, and appointed a Jones man for his gives them two months, instead of twen successor. Judge No. 1 refuses to surren bric ruffle and four small tucks, 47c. cluster of tucks, only 25c. ing said meeting, in a newspaper pub Good muslin drawers, with tucks and cambric or lished in said city, if any there be. ty days, to attend to that important der his commission and is now holding Good muslin skirts flounce of 4-inich embroidery, court, while judge. No. 2 is there and tries headed by five tucks, 49c. ' ' linen lace ruffle for 25c. otherwise b.y posting said notice on the duty; section 30 defines the duties and the same cases. It is thought that serious jGood muslin drawers, with 3-inch Hamburg signpost in said city." powers of the board of relief; section trouble will be the result, as the Locke men Fine muslin skirts, with 6-inch Hamburg flounce, ruffle, headed with three clusters of tucks, 49c. The essentials of Secfion 5 are: 31 relates to taxable property, and fol claim they will stand by the man they headed by ten tucks. 98c. . ? ^ j;Fine muslin drawers, with 6-inch Hamburg ruffle Finer skirts at $1.25, 1.50, 1.89. and 2.50. ! * i Headed by ten small tucks, 98c.* * v "Special meetings of said city may lows in the main the language of the elected, and if Governor Jones sends his t be called and held in such manner, and militia there, as soon as they are gone he at such times and places as th e ordi general statutes; section 32 relates to will hold court again. . ! S nances of said city shall prescribe, and deeds and leases of city property ; sec the calLof such meetings shall specify tion 33 relates to the police department " Chinese Left to Starve. H the object thereof. Any such special •Washington, July 21.—Sixty Chines* THE BOSTON STORE. % meeting may be adjourned from time and couferi? the customary powers of are believed to be starving to death on L3 to time, and all votes and questions the police regarding arrest3, etc.; sec board a steamer at Portland, Ore. The TELEPHONE shall be decided by a majority of the tion 34 covers the fire department, and steamship Haytian Republic brought the CAXtL, 57-4. Main and Wall Sireets? JHTorwalk. legal voters present and voting; but at section 35 the fire police; section 36 Chinese, but they were not allowed to no special meeting *!iall any appropria land, not having their proper certificates. tion exceeding the sum of one thousand relates to street railways, but was strick The vessel was also libeled for smuggling, dollars be made, except the vote there en out bv the legislature, as the general and the owners deserted her. Tlje govern on be taken by ballot. And in case any law covered that point; section 37 em ment, believing the owners left the vessel proposition to vote money for any spe powers committees of the council to in order to saddle the expense of feeding cific purpose ia defeated at any special the Chinese on the treasury department, meeting, no special meeting to appro summon witnesses, etc.; section 38 pro refused to interfere, and the Celestials are priate money for the same purpose vides for the division of the highway uncared for. , . shall be called, within one calendar money between the town and city in year of the date when such proposition about the same language as the borough An Alleged Maryland 1'ostofflee Robber. is defeated except by a two-thirds vote NEW YORK, July 21.—Advices have been of the common council, but this shall- charter; section 89 relates to building received from Oakland, Md., by the post- mm not prevent action being taken by the lines; section 40 relates to the care and office authorities that the mail James At- next annual meeting upon such propo maintenance of the highways, the open *,vooJ, who is under arrest here as a sus sition." ing and discontinuance, etc., of the picious person, was wanted for robbing Sections 6, 7, 8 and 9 relate to the' the Oakdale postoffice and carrying off r -j same. The reading of this section gave 4 -4 >#r + ^ registration of voters and are the pro over $500 worth of postage stamps, several us "a tired feeling," but we presume hundred dollars in money and valuable visions of the borough charter repeat so many words are necessary to make papers. The burglary was committed on • Htni' ed ; section 10 provides for the city offi the section legal and effective; section the night of July 15. cers which are: a mayor, treasurer, 41 provides for the paving and macad collector, city sheriff, auditor, six coun- Confederate Statue Unveiled. amizing of streets; section 42 empowers RICHMOND, July 21.—A handsome mon cilinen, members of registration and the council to compel property owners ument to the Confederate soldiers iu Not inspectors; all these officers hold office toway was • unveiled at the court house JACKETS^ to make gas, water and sewer connec there yesterday. The shaft is surmounted from the first Monday of January fol tions before macadamizing or paving a by a Confederate veteran, life size, and on AT - . ^- lowing their election. This section street; section 43 relates to harbor lines; the base the names of 600 soldiers are in also provides how the new board of section 44 relates to appeals to the su scribed. General Fitzhugh Lee made the water commissioners shall decide the address, and the ceremonies included a perior court from assessment of bene procession, dinner and concert. Over 30,00? length of their terms etc.; section 11 fits and damages in highway cases; Tristram HyaiPfi, persons were present. . prescribes the official oath; section 12 section 45 relates to liens for sidewalks, provides for vacancies in city offices; etc.; section 46 grapples with the side 35 Cents Will Buy a Wife section 13 defines the powers and duties walk question in a more thorough and ; of the mayor ; section 14 provides the effective manner than the present bor or mother a bottle of Dr. Hand's Colic 2 GAZETTE BUILDING. - NORWALK penalty for "monkeying" with the Cure at any drug store. Mrs. S. W. ough charter; section 47 provides col Merrill, of Fairdaie, N. Y., says: "Dr. mayor; section 15 relates to the city lecting or filing liens for sidewalks Hand's Colic Cure is far in advance of clerk whose duties vary but slightly built by the city; section 48 relates to any remedy of the kind I ever used. from those of the borough clerk; sec obstructions placed or allowed to re It will quiet baby when she is scream tion 16 defines the duties of the-treas- ing with pain." Ask some mother who main upon the highways of the city; has used this remedy about it. When In order to make room for other goods, we have decided^ urer^ectiou 17 relates to the collector section,,49 provides foi the collection of your baby is cross and fretful while and is the exact language of the bor benefits due the city; section 50 em teething apply Dr. Hand's Teething ough charter, mutatis mutandis; sec Lotion to the gums. Sold by all drug to close out our entire stock of Outside GarMMTltt^df powers the council to care for existing tion 18 covers the duties of the audi gists. 25 cents. parks and purchase new ones, provided tor ; section 19 relates to the city sher ing Ladies', Misses; and Children's Garments of all kinds. a city meeting authorizes the purchase; •p- ' v iff who takes the place of the borough section 51 disposes of the sewer ques Ladies' Jackets in Black, Navy, Tans and Mixed Goods, bailiff ; section 20 requires certain city tion in the customary language; sec New York, ^ officials to give bonds; section 21 re tion 52 relates to the filing of liens lates to the meetings of the city coun with Cloth and Velvet Capes, Full Back and Large Sleeves. after a decree of court; sections 53 to 63 July 17, 1893. 7 cil and the procedure where the mayor inclusive, relate to the water commis is impeached; section 22 gives the sioners, and are the existing provisions Misses' Garments, from 12 to 18 years, in Plain Jackets council power to make ordinances, and of the borough charter, except that In these hot times don't let candor compels us to say, that the fu and with Gapes, i Children's Garments, from 4 to 12 years : Ridgefield is included in the list of the cool seeming of clothes S ture councils cannot complain .of a lack towns where land can be condemned; of legislative power to enact ordinances section 64 keeps alive all the rights and deceive you. Loose woven in Light and dark Cloth. ^ Every garment must be sold covering every conceivable point. This privileges of the borough until the city cheviots, for example, don't section contains nearly 2,000 words; gets settled down to business; section look particularly cool; but the and in order to do it we will sell them at less than the section 23 relates to the publication of 65 provides for the first city meeting, fe • the city ordinances; section 24 provides wind blows right through them. and section 66 is the "submission" Nun's cloth, black or gray, is manufacturers' price. K- that neither the mayor or councilmen clause. ' . S€' shall receive any salary in exoess of $25 the thinnest, strongest and ' nT-IVr? ^ t * per annum; section 25 provides for the 1: U'.t : Xofher Gray's Sweet Worm Vowders] coolest; but don't seem so ex ;lJ-A appointive officers who are the same as cept to the man th&t wears it. under the borough; section26 consti Mother Gray, a nurse in the Chil HALK PRICE! dren's Home in New York, has for White duck trousers look cool a tutes the council a board of health, as years treated children successfully with the court of burgesses is now ; section a remedy, now prepared and plaoed in er than any other, but ar'n't so the drug stores, called Mother Gray's • 27 is so important and sensible that we comfortable as flannel or wors All of our New and Fashionable Capes will be included Sweet Worm Powders. They are sold give it in full: ' * ~V * V V; ' by druggists at 25c a package. They re ted ; same 'way with vests of titles "The common council of the city of move all tforms, are harmless as milk; white and fancy duck. (X. in this sale at just one half our former price. All goods , Nor walk shall, on or before Tuesday of pleasant td take and never fail. Valu pgptft the week next preceding the adjourned able for feverishness, constipation and We Have all these things, gtettlH': annual meeting to be held on the first marked in plain figures, , ' : headache, even if no worms are pres and, now that you know which "" >. - Monday of March, 1894, and annually ent. Ask your druggist. thereafter on the Tuesday next preced from which, you can be cool 1 ing the first Monday of March, make & and prep&re a detailed estimate of the gffsj; A One-Legged Cycling Champion. or look cool, which ever you Sm amount ot money which, in their judg YORK, July SI.—Frank S. Beedle- want—or both. 5 ' 1 ment, will-be necessary and requisite son, the one-legged bicycle rider, arrived to meet and provide for each of the de at the City Hall last night. He beat the Our neglige shirts—beautiful! TRIHTR.lJfl Sf Hi'.lTT. partments of the city government for time from San Francisco to New-York by —look cool, are cool. the next ensuing fiscal year ; and shall twenty days. Beedleson's time is 66 days, cause such estimate to be published in 6 hours and 45 minutes. ' ^ IIP ft" full in a newspaper published in said city at.ldast three days before said an j*pf -tr Reducing Rwtes to the Fair. S ROGERS, PEET & GO. GOODS SX0B3L m' nual meeting, and shall submit such CHICAGO, July 21.—A reduction of $5 on Free deliveries toall points within one hun estimate with such explanations and round trip rates between Chicago and dred milfes or KewYork city. THREE (Prince, --v'-. suggestions concerning the same as points south of the Ohio river was agreed B1JOADWAY -{Warren,, ' they s^ll deem proper, to said annual nppn at a meeting of the srmtlieni lines. STORES- i 32dJSt , ..v. GAZETTE BUILDING, ' N0EWALK, CONN.
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FACTORIES CLOSING DOWN, DR. MEYER ARRAIGNED.: Another Matt Who May be Indicted !•/ aiany PeopleMade Idle bjr the Dullness A iAIPIiVfflli Complicity. of Trade. JFEW YORK, July 31.— Dr. Meyer, the al NEW YORK, July 21.—The Post says: Gallagher Again Troubled /by His leged .wholesale poisoner, was arraigned The Celestial Empire Will Espouse "The effect of the proposed closing of the before Judge Cowing yesterday. He en large cotton mill plant in Manchester, N. "Alleged Conscience. "-^!- tered a plea of "not guilty" to the charges i the Cause of Siam. , > ^ H., during the month of August, it is as f ' - •> " included in the indictment, with leave to That • Peculiar serted, has been generally overestimated. withdraw that plea afterward should he RUSSIA WILL SUPPORT FRANCE. This at all events is the view of many of HE RETRACTS HIS CONFESSION. see fit.. Meyer was represented by Lawyer the leading cqtton merchants of this city. Charles W. Brooke. A very pretty and fashionably dressed Lightness and Flavor It is remarked asprobaVle that many other He Mow Claims That He, Dempsey and |§§f Great Britain Sees the Necessity for Ac< mills in New England, such as the Man young woman and an ordinary man of pljl tion, and Sends .Special Instructions to chester mills, the Pembroke, Webster and Beatty Are Gnilty of the Crime ; for German, appearance were brought to the 1$ Noticed in the finest biscuit, rolls, cake, etc.j _ ^ Her fleet in tbe Orient—Report That China mills, and the York Manufacturing Which They Were Sentenced —-Th» district attorney's office in the afternoon company, of Saco, will shut down, but and kept under the surveillance of the de s to 8 8 Hypocrite "Cried Like a Child." |j|lj§|| is due to the absolute purity and the ac- Slam's King * I'" * Bangkok. nevertheless the situation is not consid tectives connected with the office. District PITTSBURG TIEN-TSIN. July 21.-Information has ered an alarming one by. the merchants, . July 21.—Yesterday after Attorney Nicoll said they were Carl Wim- curate combination of the ingredients 0f ~ been received here from Pekin to the effect who say it will be done as a precautionary noon Patrick Gallagher, the confessor, re mer. alias Muller, and his wife Mary, who .,Vj;that China has taken measures to support measure to prevent a large accumulation quested the presence of Warden Wright were Wanted for their connection with Dr. fl the ROYAL BAKING POWDER. The HtSiam as against the French. Siam has of goods durirg the autumn. at his cell in the penitentiary. Warden Henry Meyer in the alleged poisoning of H||for many years paid tribute to China, but PORTLAND, Me., July 21.—At a direc Wright responded at once. Gallagher saidi various persons to defraud life insurance best things in cookery are al- I ^ only as a matter of usage and convenience, tor's meeting it was decided to shut down "Warden, I have been in h— all night, companies. They were brought on here ways made and can be made *** fffland it is now apparent that China is deter- the mills of the Westbrook Manufacturing and wish to.say to you now that the con from Chicago. |ptmined to assist the Siamese against French company, makerk of ginghams, from July fession made by me yesterday was all a Mr. Nicoll said that hedid not know at only with the ROYAL BAKING pssfjlili encroachments upon their territory. The 29 until Sept. 4. The goods now being hatched up scheme, and that I was dragged the present time whether or not he would ^{-^interference of China will add a most in- manufactured cannot be sold until Octo into it. I wish now to retract everything charge Wimmer with any crime, but it POWDER, Hence its use is ber, and no money can be realized upon that was said in that confession, and wish was possible he might be indicted for com |ffi|tefesting feature to the Franco-Siamesa ".it?' IgfMispute, and will probably result in a mod- them until next Spring. It is not deemed you would' send for the attorneys inter plicity in the crime for which Meyer is universal — in the most gMflcatipn of some .of the demands of Franco advisable to pile up the goods. The mill ested, as I will decline to sign the con held. Wimmer lived with the Meyers at MV'-bs contained in her ultimatum. has been in operation thirty years without fession." the time of the death of Ludwig Brandt, celebrated restaurants, in ||| PARIS, July 21.—A dispatch received a shut down, and some repairs are neces Warden Wright immediately notified and disappeared a few days later. He was i the homes of the people, , Ulihere from Bangkok states that the Siam- sary. ^ District Attorney Burleigh and Attorney committed to the house of detention, and ese court is greatly agitated. Preparations MILTON LIXLS, N. 11., July 21.—The Porter by telephone, and they hurried to Mrs. Wimmer was allowed to go in the wherever delicious, f' are apparently under way for the depart- agent of the Waumbeck company issued the penitentiary with all haste. custody of her lawyer. yc:.ure„of the king and his court from the orders for closing the mills here for three After a three hours' talk with Gallagher, wholesome food is &b*. capital. Reports of the intention of the months, as soon as the goods now in pro District Attorney Burleigh came out iand THE CQRBETT-MITCHELL FIGHT king to leave Bangkok have spread among cess of manufacture are finished. The rea said that Gallagher had declared under Tt "Will be Fought Before the Columbian appreciated. Its the populace and have caused much ex- son assigned for this action is a lack of or- dath that every statement he had made on Club at Roby, Ind. sale equals that of • r > citement. The dispatch adds that it is Aers, except at ruinous prices. This is Wednesday was absolutely false, and that CHICAGO, July 21.—A cablegram from the first time in the history of this com he, Dempsey, Beatty and, Davidson are 1 , stated in Bangkok that a popular agita- London announces that Mitchell has v all others combined; mm tion in favor of France has been started in pany that work has been ordered to cease guilty as indicted. He' broke down and signed the articles of agreement for a fight •the province of Battambang, some dis- on account of the condition of the mar cried like a child. Warden Wright .says with Corbett, the contest to take place be tance to the southeast, of the capital, and kets. Gallagher had a big bundle of manuscript, fore the Columbian Athletic club. Before Made with the pure acid of the grape. ;• that troops Have been sent to put down BIDDEFORD, Me., July 21.—No. 3 Pepper- which he took as the foundation of his lit the Columbian Athletic club came into ' the sedition.C ill mill, in which a fine grade of cotton tle speech, which was prepared for him on the field the Coney Island club seemed to goods is manufactured, shut down this the outsidf of the penitentiary, and which K.:J The statement is published that Baron have things all its own way in securing 'CV I Mohrenheim, the Russian ambassador to morning for a week. he told on Wednesday. the contest. Before the deal was closed, France, has officially informed the French There i3 considerable speculation as to however, Corbett went over to the Colum government that Russia would support Testimony Against Donohue. why Gallagher made the statement he did bian club and signed a conditional agree France on all points involved in the Siam- NEWBURGH, N. Y., July 21.—The exam exonerating Dempsey.but the most plausi ment to fight at the arena of that organi ble reason given was that he thought the J. ese difficulty. It is further said that the ination of Michael Donohue, the West zation at Roby, Ind., providing Mitchell STOCK AND PROD0CE MARKETS Russian fleet in Chinese waters is under Shore switchman at the scene of the dis Knights of Labor would have enough in would consent to the arrangement. The orders to proceed to the Gulf of Siam for aster here last Thursday, was held here fluence to secure him a pardon. However, cablegram just received leaves the Colum Closing Quotations of tbe Philadelphia the purpose of supporting the French and before Recorder McCroskery. A member the story that Davidson went back on Gal bian club free to go ahead perfecting ar and New York Exchanges. lagher seems to have settled him, .and he of protecting the French residents in Siam. of the section gang that was employed in rangements for the big fight. The rivalry NEW YORK, July 20.—In the stock market decided to reiterate t.he statement he made ' The fleet is expected to shortly arrive in putting in the new switch on the day of between the Columbian club and its east Battle Between Striking Miners today there was a general advance in prices. Siamese waters. accident testified that after the train on the witness stand at the time Dempsey Closing bids: was convicted. ern rival has been characterized by some £5 The senate yesterday passed unani- passed into the freight yard he saw Dono bitterness, Judge Newton matchmaker of and Men at Work/ ; ' Lehigh Valley 37% W. N. Y. & Pa.... 3% ' mously a resolution approving in every re- hue set his switch as it should have been Since the attorneys for Dempsey have the latter organization, charging Corbett Pennsylvania 46J4 H. & B. T. com... — • spect the attitude of the government in set before the train arrived—that is, closed put in their application for pardon they Reading 14 H. & B. T. pref... — with breach of faith in breaking off the St. Paul 56U Erie 13& the Siamese affair. against the freight yard. This accounts will have to go through with it. If they negotiations to have the fight come off be WOMEN LED THE EELLIGERENT8. withdraw it they would have as much Lehigh Nav —. — D., L. & W 141 LONDON, July 21.—A special cabinet for the fact that the switch appeared to be fore the Coney Island club. Reading g. m. 4s... N. Y. Central...... 98Hi meeting was summoned in Downing street all right after the wreck when examined trouble in the future to get a rehearing as Fired Upon by the Workers aibd Four Reading 1st pf5s... 2&% West Shore 98J$ " yc3terday afternoon. There was a full at by railroad men. The recorder decided if thfey go through with it now and are re Disastrous Incendiary Fire. Reading 2d pf 5s— 18 Lake Erie & W... 14?£ fused. When it became' noised about the tendance. France's demands in Siam were that Donohue should be held for the action DULUTH, Minn., July 21.—A special says People Wounded—The Worker* Driven Reading 3d pf5s... 13M New Jersey Cent. 98 discussed at length, and eventually in of the grand jury, and Judge Charles F. court house that Gallagher had retracted that the business portion of the town of from tlt» mt—Further Trouble Feared N. Y. & N. E 21J^ Del. & Hudson...ll5Js' Brown, of the supreme court, fixed his bail all he said on Wednesday it created much ; -i .*« ' - structions for the Marquis of Dufferin, Ewen, Mich., 150 miles down the South Wheti >••_!<» Workmen Are Introdnced. :VS 1 lf Si British ambassador to France, were form- at $3,500, which was furnished. The charge excitement and comment. Shore railroad, has been entirely destroyed • - -'"General Markets. ' ' '' C ulated and approved. Immediately after against Donohue is manslaughter in the WEIP. CITV. Kan , July 21.—The ex NEW YORK, July 20.—State and western flour Thieving at the Mew Orleans Mint. by fire. It is a village of 2,000 people, quiet, weak; low extras, [email protected]; city mills, the meeting the Earl of Roseberry, secre second degree. • and in the whole place only two stores are pected crisis Las come in the Kansas tary of state of foreign affairs, communi- WASHINGTON, July 21.—While Treasurer miners' strike. Miners who were at work patents, [email protected]; fair to fancy, [email protected]; Morgan is non-committal on the report left standing. The fire is said to have been Minnesota clear, $&.50@3; patents, [email protected]; : cated with the admiralty as regards the New York and Connecticut Postmasters. of incendiary origin, and a message re have been attacked by the strikers, and superfine, $1.75®2.25; city mills, $3.85®3.90; disposition of the fleet in Asiatic waters. that a defalcation exists in the mint at blood has been shed. The feeling which winter wheat, low grades, $1.95®2.45; patents, WASHINGTON, July 21. — Among the New Orleans, it is learned that the treas ceived at the South Shore offices say the ;• Late in the afternoon special orders were fourth class postmasters just appointed homeless people are holding as a prisoner has been growing more and more bitter $3.40@4; straights. $3.30@4; rye mixtures, $2.90 •: dispatched by the admiralty to Vice Ad- ury department discovered a shortage in a man supposed to have started the blaze. f• >" < - veral days culminated yesterday in a @3.40; fine, $L70<$2.10; southern dull, weak are these: Connecticut—E. M. O'Connell, the funds in the mint on June 26, and that common to fair extra, [email protected]; good to : miral Sir E. R. Fremantle, commander in Broad Brook; W. E. Truesdell, Burnside; He is almost certain to be lynched. battle at Clent's pit, one mile south J ^ ; i chief of the Chinese division of the fleet, a searching investigation has shown that of this city. All the forenoon there were choice do., [email protected]. Rye dull, steady; super v F. S. Hitchcock, Woodmont. New York the recent fire there was of incendiary fine, [email protected]. Wheat firm, moderately active; ^ ^ v These facts, together with the sudden can- —J. H. Pangburn, Altamont; D. H. Hurd, Another Victory for £dison. murmurings of the approaching storm, July 709£c.; August, 71@71%c.; Sept., 73 5-169 ; celing of the Marquis of Dufferin's leave character, started for the purpose of cov and the feeling was universal that serious Belcher; Theodore Settle. Berne; R. C. ering up robbery. * MILWAUKEE, July 21.—Judge Sea 7354c.; Oct., 75^c.; Dec., 80@80%c. Rye quiet, 5 of absence, are regarded as hardly in har Bagley, Clarksville; W. G. Hull, Cedar- man in the United States district court, trouble was at hand. nominal; western, 57@58c. Corn dull, steady; mony with the official predictions of a per August, 48 @4® .; September, 48 5-l6@48^£c.; vale; A. M. Russell, New Kingston; R. B. Death of General Walker. granted an injunction against the Oconto Just before noon a band of 500 strikers, J4 J4C fectly amicable settlement with France of headed by a hundred women, which had No. 2,48}£<2}49Kc. Oats quiet, firm; September. Robinson, Roxbury; Mrs. Eliza Dickerson, WASHINGTON, July 21.—General John G. Manufacturing company, restraining that the Siamese difficulty. Even if not alarmed West Albany; G. J. Green, Westerlo; Cal company from making the Edison incan been marching to the various strips, 30J^c@30%c.; state, 38@45c.; western, 36945c. . by the course of France, the government is Walker died at his residence in this city reached Clent's pit and sent in a commit PHILADELPHIA, July 20.—Beef dull, steady, vin Powers, Wilhelm. from a stroke of paralysis.- He was 70 descent lamp, on the application, of the extra mess, $7.50^8.50; family, $10@12. Pork ^believed to realize that the Siamese affair Edison company. The decision upholds the tee to persuade the miners working there dull, easy; new mess, [email protected]. Lard quiet, is fraught with the most serious possibili- years of age, and lived in Winchester, Va. to quit. This they refused to do, and when • Senator £. B. Osborne Dead. Before the war he was captain of a com validity of the Edisdn patents in the in firmer; steam rendered, flO. Batter quiet, - . ties, for which immediate preparation ALBANY, July 21.—Senator Edward B. candescent lamp. The Oconto concern rep the committee reported the entire body of firm; New York dairy, 17@20c.; western dairy, Jr ; must be made by Great Britain: pany of United States cavalry, but in 1861 marchers moved on to the works to force 16^®18c.; Elgins, 20}4®21c.; New York cream Osborne, representing the old Fifteenth he resigned and went south to battle with, resents the combined interests which have V.W ' BANGKOK, July 21.—The belligerent at- district, was found dead in his bed at his been fighting the Edison patents. them out. The strip men were ready for ery, 2QMQ21C.; western do., 17@21c.; imitation ' titude of the French gunboats Comete, In- the Confederates. He became major gen them, and when they passed the trespass do., 16@18c. Cheese moderately active, firm; residence on Clinton avenue, this city. Mr. eral of Confederate forces and was a dis Ne w York, large white and colored, T^fQAc.; ' constants and Forfait, opposite the mid Osborne was born in Northampton, Mass., ' An Extravagant manager Missing. line they were fired upon, and a general I- *';? dle of the city, is causing great anxiety tinguished figure in the battles of Sharps- battle followed, in which Winchester do. small, 8®9c.; part skims, l@5}£c.; fall in 1814. He was educated at the printer's burg, Manassas and all the fights around ATLANTA, July 21.—There is a complica skims, He. Eggs quiet, , steady; New York aod Among the people, All three gunboats case and became publisher and editor of tion in the affairs of the Atlanta Provis rifles, pistols and clubs were used. Over a Pennsylvania, 15^®18c.; western, 14M915C. have steam up and are cleared for action. Richmond. During Mr. Cleveland's first hundred shots were fired, and It is nothing various newspapers. In 1884 and again in administration he served the government ion and Commission company, a small BALTIMORE, July 20.—Flour dull, unohangedL The men are continually beat to quarters, 1890 he was elected to the lower house of concern whose principal stockholders are short of a miracle that nobody was killed. Wheat quiet. Corn easy; white corn,by sample, and they train the guns on any Siamese upon several special missions in South One man was wounded in the forehead, 54c.; yellow corn, by sample, 50c. Oats quiet, the legislature, and in 1891 to the state America. country merchants. The stockholders are gunboat that happens to pass them on its Senate. From 1886 to 1889 he was county anxious, to find N. W. Murphy, general another in the leg, a boy in the foot, and firm. Rye dull. Hay in good demand; good to ^ >1 way up or down the river, day or night, A Mint Cashier Arrested. one of the women got a Dullet through her choice timothy, $17.50(^18.50. Provisions un !v".1 clerk of Dutchess county. manager. The liabilities of the company changed. Butter steady; creamery, fancy, 22c.; although the Siamese government en NEW ORLEANS, July 21.—Yesterday af are about $30,000. The only assets that can arm. Nont> of the wounds are fatal, and do. fair to choice, 20@21c.; do. imitation, ISO deavors to ally suspicion by warning in 1 Stabbed Through the Heart. ternoon Cashier James M. Dowling, of be found amount to about $15,000. The it Is believe 1 that none of them are danger 20c.; ladle, fancy, 18c.; good to choice, 17.; store' advance the French commander of the DAYTON, O., July 21.—Charles F. Duerr, the United States mint, was arrested on a company started about six months ago ous. A uu :uber on both sides were badly packed,_16@17c. Eggs dull at 14c. " passage of every Siamese man-of-war. aged 41, a stone mason, was brutally mur charge of embezzling $23,000 from the with $50,000 capital. . beaten up with clubs and clubbed guns. dered about 2 o'clock in the morning while government. He was arraigned and The wounded were quickly removed by Ijive Stock Markets.""-^'"' ''-'-^^ A Hit at Secretary Carlisle. returning with his wife and children from pleaded not guilty. He waived examina The Trouble in _Mashonaland. their friends, and their rrames have not EAST LIBERTY, Pa., July 30.—Cattle slow; TOPEKA, Kan., July 21.—The bimetallic teen learned. good, $4.'[email protected]; commou to fair, fat 1 a party. He was knocked down with a tion before the commissioner and his bond LONDON, July 21.—The first reports re ; ' A. state convention chose ex-Governor Os- ceived from Zanzibar regarding the trou As a result of the battle the men in the cows and buJls. §[email protected] '; i ologna co\> s, $5 to stone and then stabbed through the heart. was fixed at $10,000 for appearance before $10; fresh cows, $15 to $^5. Ho®5.!iO; prime, $4.4. &l.a; cuu.uu>n to litlr, {jf • clare against a universal gold standard, George Billett, three characters with un money was destroyed, was of incendiary against the whites. A dispatch received howling mob, which would have lynched $3®3.50; spring lambs, $;.">• Q-..W J&znakes this hit at.Secretary Carlisle: "We savory reputations. origin. last evening from Sir Henry Brougham them bad they been caught. It is rumored BUFFALO. July 2D.—Catti»; weak; westefn' indorse the opinion expressed by Hon. Loch, governor of Cape Colony, says the that a quantity of firearms have been re steers, L,14T) lbs., $5.4"; icood, 1,3"' TO 1.4 0 lbs., Colorado's Idle Thousands. F v John G. Carlisle in 1S7S that the move • Canada Banks and the Sherman Law. trouble is entirely between the natives, ceived here. The excitement continues at Ohio steers. $*[email protected] •. HT gs * shade S rojiger; ^ment to totally demonetize silver is a stu MONTREAL, July 21.—A local paper has DENVER, July 21.—The closing down of and that the Europeans are in no danger. a high pitch, and further bloodshed tiow good light mixed. $5 »: '.-hoice corn TE-J many silver mines, smelters and the reduc porkers, $B(U>U.. ; GOOU mediums, FT J75FI3I85; pendous conspiracy conceived by the interviewed all of the bank managers in seems inevitable. ;,s4 '' /• moneyed interests- of all countries to in- tion of working forces of coal mines, rail Kan.,July 21.—Two warrants roughs, $4.75@>U.lC,; I. ep aud this city on the financial outlook ot the A Prominent Politician's Plight. PITTSBURG, lambs dull, wi.-h Jo • uwa d lendeacy; best crease the value of one-half of the world's United States and on the recent failures, ways and manufactories in the state has CLEVELAND, July 21.—A man who says for trespass are out against President Wal lambs nomiual'.Y CJNOT r.»lc*, 5:5 5 K7J5.75; good do., metallic money by destroying the other bank crashes, etc. The unanimous expres caused a deplorable condition of affairs he is B. B. Richards, chairman of the Texas ters, of the Mine Workers' union, one for $ )@5.25; good M.xtd shtfep.S>T©4.&i; eitia,£4.25; It* half, and that the successful consumma- sion is that the repeal of the Sherman sil among the working classes. It is estimated Democratic state committee during the Crawford and the other for Cherokee c jinmon to fair. vJ. •:(&> i "i ->. Z * - , tion of that conspiracy would be more dis- ver law will alleviate the troubles which it today there are 10,000 men in. Denver un last campaign, is in a cell here on the county. Notices have been posted for astrous to the people of this world than unboubtedly brought about. They state able to secure employment. There are charge of stealing a satchel. He declares some time forbidding the strikers to enter An American Schooner Seized. §* liar, pestilence and famine." 30,000 men in outside cities in the same he picked up the satchel by mistake. In upon the coal lands, but these have been HALIFAX, N. S., July 21.—Advices flom that, with the present crop prospects, Can car< flit,van ada's outlook for the season is verv bright. hi3 pockets are autograph letters from disregarded. The miners say their presi Newfoundland state that the America* Grover Cleveland and ex-Governor Ogles- dent is able to give all the bond necessary fishing schooner Horace B. Parker, Captain by, of Illinois. -• r': ' in the action, and that it will make no "William Thomas, was seized at Cape difference in the strike. Others believe itf Btogle on £he 3d inst. by the customs offi - Accidentally Shot His Father. will have the effect of preventing further cer. She was subsequently released. visiting of men at work and compelling ASBUKY PARK, July 21.—Joseph D. New- iS Actor Curtis' Third Trial. •>{ ' * lin, a hardware merchant of this place, ac- them to quit. The miners are in a state of dentally shot his father. David T. Newlin, intense excitement over the wounding of SAN FRANCISCO, July 21.—The case of M. REMEMBER » a retired merchant of Philadelphia. Young four of their men at Weir City. Many ex B. Curtis, charged with killing Police Of carefufinvestigation as to our responsibil press the opinion that this is but the start, ficer Grant, called for trial in t Lie superior ity and the merits of our Tablets. Newlin was examining a revolver, when the weapon was discharged, the bullet and will result in more bloodshed. That court yesterday, was by mutu.'! consent M striking his father in the abdomen. Phy they are wrought up more now than at continued until July 31. This w.i» bo Cur m , READ OUR sicians fear Mr. Newlin will not recover. any time during the strike is certain, and tis' third trial. - v EI TESTIMONIALSlcoi»iwur3iMi.j| l/UUIffV iimui VI VVIW • lttarawv ] Doublea ^ ChlorideA /iriA ofQfy\R Gold rfova PorfftfttlV Tablets hftTTO* there is no telling what the end will be. WlU*comT)letely destroy the desire for TOBACCO In from 3 to5 days. Perfectly harm LEAVENWORTH, Kan., July 21.—It is re less; cause no sickness, and may begiven in a cup of tea or coffee without the J5">wl- & $1"- Telephone Service Disabled by Fire. ^ tp NUGGETS OF NEWS. ^ cd~e of the patient, who will voluntarily stop smoking or chewing in a few days. NEWYOEK, July 21.—The whole busi ported here by the railroad authorities ness world of New York between Four that 1,000 colored men were put on the A landslide in Cincinnati wrecked m ERUHfflNESS ail I0BPHIHE HABIT teenth and Twenty-eighth streets and, the ears as Birmingham, Ala., and started for number of dwelling houses. tho patient, by the use of our SPECIAL FORMULA GOLD CURB TABLETS, North and East rivers i3 thrown into con Kansas to take the places of the striking Colonel E. H. Taylor, Jr., the famous nufinz treatment patients are allowed the free use of Liquor or Mor- All* fusion today by the stoppage of the tele miners. It is thought they will .go to Kentucky distiller, has made an assign^, nhine until such time as they shall voluntarily give them up. Pittsburg, and there will be distributed'to meat. ' ' We send particulars and pamphlet of testimonials free,and shall A phone service, the entire plant of . the be triad to t>lace sufferers from any of these habits in communica Eighteenth street branch having been de all the affected mines in the state. Trouble Sixty buildings were destroyed by fire in tion with persons who have been cured by the use of our TABLETS. from persons stroyed by fire last night. and perhaps bloodshed will follow such an Susanville, Cal., causing a loss of about HILL'S TABLETS are for sale by all FIBST-CLASS attempt. .*230,000. who have been "'"'X
. Money Tlie freight brakemen employed on Street car conductors at Hannibal, Dr. Lindsley, secretary of the State middlMgedorold •n, and will enra the worst casesin twoor three moathsuT^ddraw for full faforujSo^^r- the Danbury & Norwalk divisision of Missouri, are forbidden to aid women board of health, estimates Norwalk's Charles Olmstead. the Consolidated railroad have had getting on or off the cars, except when population to be 19,573. It is all of . * SAWDEN ELECTRIC CO., 826 Bro&dway, niew York* their grievances satisfactorily adjusted. requested. ; that and more. s ^ Read the Gazbttb. ^ < : * * ii ^ V. *'< # y • k k m- m. $ '*•' 1
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fEEKL Y - NO R W A L R - GA ZE T T £. BRAZIL'S BUILDING DEDICATED. ComalHloner Tnrnball Sounds a Warn hxternal Use* 44^ ing—The Five Art Jurors. CHICAGO, July 20.—Innocencio Lemos You can cure skin affections by Fred. Bullen Suddenly Disappears, They Compel Denver Banks to Basto, acting president of the republic of An Ultimatum Sent to the Govern pouring medicines into the Brazil, at the Columbian exposition, read •Vj. stomach, but it is a long way to the Dismay of HiS|np|| 1| Temporarily Suspend. • an address yesterday at the dedication of ment of Siam. 4 [ '[ around, and a slow process., Creditors. - > . the Brazilian building which reflected the DEP0SIT0ES WILL NOT SUFFER patriotic feeling of the Brazilian residents • HEA LINO WONDER '•>y. of Chicago, and expressed the friendly HEAVY INDEMNITY 13 DEHilfofiD. The Hotel Windsor In the Hands of > sentiment of the- new South American - the Sheriffs The Stats Bank Examiner Thinks All De United ^States for the people of the North It Will Cost the Siamese Three Millloa positors Will be Paid in Full, as tbe American continent. A brilliant assem omror blage of invited guests gathered on both Francs, Exclusive of the Claims Made Banks Are in Good Condition — The \ Is quicker, safer,* and more There is much excitement in Bridge floors of the gorgeous Brazilian building by Private Persons—A Report That port over the report that Fred. Bullen, Scare About Over, to honor the event by their presence and Siam Is Willing to Indemnify. certain. tAw until Saturday half owner of the new DENVER, July 20.—The timorous feeling applause. (t never drives the disease In. Commissioner Turnbull, of Florida, PARIS, July 20.—The statement pub Windsor Hotel, had skipped out and among deppsitors in the Denver banks, stated in the national commission yester lished in The Soir relative to the sending ot CAPT. JAMES MAY, Quincy, which has resulted in the closing of a an ultimatum to the Siamese government left his creditors to the tune of $18,000. number of these institutions this week, day that he thought the Agricultural , : Mass., used Comfort Powdet It was announced on Saturday that building was in imminent danger of being is confirmed by a semi-official -Announce seems at last to have reached its limit, destroyed by fire. The commissioner ment. The ultimatum has been sent. for Erysipelas, and he says it the hotel had been sold to Oliver C. and the people are now stopping to think, relieved the burning and itching stated that he had visited that building, Biam will be given forty-eight hours in Smith, of the firm of Smith & Egge, with the result that yesterday afternoon and in the New Hampshire exhibit dis which to accept or reject the demands • • instantly. *<• more money was deposited than was with covered a pipe running to the roof which made upou her by France. M. Devellesent MRS. LUCY E. RICE, Bridge and that-he had just bought Bullen's in drawn. The German, State and People's terest in the house for $10,000, having Vas so hot that he could not touch it. The the ultimatum directly after the close of port, Vt.j says : " I had a humor* National banks closed their doors yester gallery, around the pipe, seemed to be the session of the chamber of deputies. It Ous sore on my nose for a long previously acquired the ..other half, day in order to forestall the heavy de charred, and he thought from the infiam- was addressed to M. Pavie, the French res owned by Daniel Thompson. mands that it was evident would be made. ident at Bangkok. ~ jj. time. Comfort Powder com As soon as the action had been taken de able nature of the exhibits in that build As soon as it was learned that Bullen ing the commission should take action at T&e total indemnity claimed by France is pletely cured it."- positors in other banks seemed to take once. A committee was at once appointed 8,000,000 francs, exclusively of the claim had left town the hotel was attached new courage, and during the day talk on made by private persons. The ultimatum ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT. for $10,000 by Sheriff Fenelon on a the streets was much more conservative to convey this intelligence to the director •END POSTAL FOR FREE SAMPLE. general.. declares that if Siam does not agree to the writ sworn out by E. P. Jones. and rational. demands made upon her in the time speci COMFORT POWDER CO., Hartford, Cons. Mr. Jones said that when the hotel The forty fine arts jurors perfected their The North Denver bank closed its doors organization by electing as president W. fied the French fleet will blockade the M»- I. S. SVKM, KQMTABV. was opened he advanced Messrs. Bullen late in the afternoon. There was no great nam river, upon which the Siamese capi & Thompson $5,000 in cash, taking as H. B. Davis, of Great Britain; vice presi run, but the bank had been unable to real dent, Signor Del 'Noro, of Italy; second tal is located. If the terms offered by Use COMPOST SOAP for the security a chattel mortgage for' that ize upon its securities and was short of France are accepted the French will re amount on the furniture of the place. funds. The depositors have been assured vice president, Signor Del Campio, of If OFFERS THE Bands, the Face, the Complex Spain; secretary, Mr. Dielman, of the quire as'a pledge of good faith permission Besides furnishing the money Mr. Jones that they will be paid 100 cents on the to occupy one of the forts or a safe anchor- ion. Zt is Antiseptic, Emoll bought a great deal of the stock and United States. The Thatcher plan of dollar. awards was rejected in toto. The jurors age at the entrance to the Menam river. ient and Curative. Price 25c. furniture of the place. During the afternoon the five national If the principle of the ultimatum is ac Fred. Bullen is one.of the best known unanimously decided that the system SS|> Per Cake. banks that are still open for business should be as follows: A member of the cepted, consideration of the details may sporting men in Connecticut and has showed no signs of any unusual excite be deferred until the arrival at Bangkok many friends in Norwalk who will be ment among their patrons. Indeed, these jury shall propose that a certain artist be H' TO awarded a medal. The motion is then to of M. Lemyre de Villiers, who is now on reatly surprised to hear of his sudden banking houses were quieter than on the way to Siam as French plenipoten fisappearance. It is said that he was many days during ordinary times, and be seconded and supported by a majority driven to Fairfield Saturday morning of the forty jurors Jxjfore a medal is tiary. everybody seems to feel that the end of the awarded. * *<.,» / • • A dispatch from Bangkok says the Siam MEN OF Plumbing:. after the sale, and there took a train unjustifiable excitement has been reached. ese government admits that the French for New York. His wife and child did Following the suspension of the State The paid admissions at the fair yfester day were 88,401. citizens whose injuries and losses have not accompany him. It is also said and German National a few small deposi been the subjects of negotiations and pro* —- BUSINESS, Steam and 7-' that besides the money reeeived from tors who had their money in the First tests are entitled to indemnity, and has the sale of his interest to Mr. Smith, National renewed the run on that institu A Drummer Brutally Beaten. RICHMOND, Va., July 20. — A Times offered to make a deposit in a bank pend Gas Fitting;, he took a large sum of money which tion, but it was a small affair and ing proceedings to determine the amount MEN OF should have been used in paying the soon wore itself out. In two hours dispatch from Coeburh, Va., says that A. M. Rogers, a drummer representing of damages. Every attempt to get definite bills of the hotel. the run was completely broken and statement of claims, however, is said to "4-^1 Mr. Jones declares that he will use quiet was restored. The run was caused Messrs. Henderson, boot and shoe mer PLEASURE, chants, of Chicago, was beaten unmerci have failed. every effort in his power to bring Bul principally by those who were near at hand The French are already in possession of len to justice and will not rest easy un when notices declaring ""the suspension of fully by a mob of twenty-five citizens a \ Ui', few days ago for an alleged assault upon the Lower Mekong river, and if Siam con OR Stoves and Ranges; til he is incarcerated for embezzle the German and State National were cedes the demands now made upon her ment. Bullen is supposed to be in posted. These people at once became panic the 11-year-old daughter of Depot Agent "far; Utter at that place. Rogers was taken the river will be made almost entirely Washington. stricken, although the remarkably strong French. It was but a. short time ago that Repairs Furnished at Short Netice! condition of the First National is a matter from his hotel at Coeburn and carried SOCIETIES about a mile from town and flogged into the river was acknowledged to be a con The Fat Man. of common knowledge. siderable distance to the westward of the ?>•/ Around the Denver National, Colorado unconsciousness. His condition is criti Good natured Thomas Cooney is " in cal. Rogers protested his innocence. Sev French sphere of influence in Annam. A OF HODSHON & CO., National, American National and City mountain range lies a long distance to the •!% it" again. It seems he was a short National banks all was quiet. There were eral of the mob have been arrested and So. SO MAIN STREET. time since wandering about West ave jailed. The father of the girl applied the eastward of the Mekong river, and the very few calls for money, and a few of French claimed no jurisdiction to the west- • ALL KINDS, nue not far from St. Mary's church, those who had withdrawn their money lash, while the others looked on in great but whether he was going to or return glee. ward of this range. ing from confession, deponent sayeth from the suspended banks were depositing Recently France claimed the entire ' TO not. Hard by where Cooney was pass in the banks that yet remain open. Back to Gray Gables. water shed to the westward of the moun- ing, lived a thrifty house-wife, who Among the officers of the banks which BUZZARD'S BAT, Mass., July 20.—E. C. tains to the river, and now she demands OPENED! possessed that rarest of all jewels, an were open for business the expression was Benedict's steam yacht Oneida, having on that the Siamese evacuate the western PROCURE honest and faithful Celtic house-maid. unanimous that the flurry was at an end, board President Cleveland, Dr. Bryant bank which, if they do, will place both Madam had heard that a new local in and that the people would now see the and the owner, dropped anchor off Monu banks of the river for the greater parts of dustry had been opened up by Sheriff folly of their actions in forcing a suspen meutNeck late yesterday afternoon. A its length in possession of the French. GBEGORT'S POffl HOTEL, Toner and that he was sending around sion of the banking institutions by all fp'v moments later the little launch was This would give France complete juris to village houses to gather all sorts of withdrawing their deposits at once and levered and the party was soon landed at diction over certain portions of the CLAMS, OYSTERS, ETC. SHORE fatty collections from the family kitch taking from circulation all the money the wharf at Gray Gables. The president Laos states that are now tributary to that would ordinarily flow through the expressed himself as having had a most Siam. In its more northerly course, the Artistic ens. So our good dame, noting that regular channels and help in sustaining the DINNERS A SPECIALTY. her prudent Bridget had a crock over enjoyable cruise, and that he did not con river separates the Shan states, under full of ham rinds and pot-skimmings, business public and the banks. template another during his stay here. British control, from the Laos states. If Under the management of The suspended banks all had much more He could not give any definite time when France gets possession of the territory she etc., charged her to call in the fat man than enough money to be considered per the first time she saw him pass. True he would be likely to return to Washing eventually desires, her newly acquired pos .. John E. O'Sullivan. to her instructions, the moment Bridg fectly safe guaranty in ordinary circum ton. sessions will border on what is practically stances and with business at its normal British territory. . , .. et's sharp eyes caught sight of Cooney * Cardinal Gibbons' Silver Jubilee. some days after, she rushed out and condition would have laughed at the idea of a run. BALTIMORE, July 20.—Sunday, Oct. 15, Mr. Gladstone's Mishap. The WEEKLY GAZETTE hailed him with, " Misther, would ye's has been chosen as the date for the cele sthep in the house a minit, it's the A tour of the banks just before their LONDON, July 20. —Closely following IN THE closing hour showed that all excitement bration of Cardinal Gibbons' silver jubilee, mpon the shaking up received by the Madam bid me tell ye's she wanted to hadiUed away and there was not the least and Monsignor McColgan, vicar general For Farmers, is the see ye's ? " The ever polite and affable Prince of Wales by the collision of his 11 semblance of a "run." The officers of all of the arch diocese of Baltimore, has ar hansom with another comes a somewhat '' • it' "Tommy" walked up the steps and was ranged the program for the occasion, BEST PAPER in the STATE grandly ushered into the parlor. A the banks stated that they were taking in similar accident to Prime Minister Glad i-M Best Style of the moment later he heard Bridget at the more money than they were paying out. which at the cardinal's request will be stone. The latter was proceeding to the simple in its nature, although most solemn * , top of her voice shouting to her mis "I do not think I will have to place a house of commons when his brougham Subscribe for it and get the New bank in Denver in the hands of a, re and impressive, besides being attended by eollided with a van in Parliament square. ft) tress to come down, for, said she, " the ceiver,'*' said Frank Adams, the bank ex the noted dignitaries of the Catholic York Tribune at the same time. fat man is waitin' to see ye's in the par Mr; Gladstone, though he received no seri " *' aminer for Colorado. Mr. Adams further church in America. ous injury, was considerably shaken up. §|§^ lor !" Madam came tripping down the said that he believed the suspended banks . ^ ^ "f WE GIVE hall stairs in utter bewilderment to Held for Criminal Neglect. know what was up. Stepping cautious will all resume business in a short time. Iiooks Like a Case of Lynching. ly into the parlor and seeing in the dim He has the clerks at all of the banks en CHICAGO, July 20.—Conductor Frederick MATTON, Ills.. July 20.—The opinion is ^ gaged in making out the reports, which Barnett; of the Chicago City Railway gaining ground that Charles Miller, who BOUGHT, SOLDand EXCHANGED light, what looked like the biggest will be sent to the comptroller as soon as. company, Towerman George A. Barnett, hi® kind of a bass drum, but was not, she on Tuesday shot Miss May Mock, was Wisfi Particular" they can be gotten ready. Mr. Adams employed by the Chicago and Grand Trunk pursued by parties at present unknown, THOMAS E. GREGORY, timidly interrogated the sitting visitor seems to have the utmost confidence in the railroad, and Charles Stalnecker, street - ••M Bear 69 Wall street. with—'Did you wish to see me, sir?" murdered and thrown into the pond SALES AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY "No,—no," quoth the blushing Tom, belief that the banks will reopen again in car driver, were held by the grand jury ^or where his body was found. The theory REFUNDED. " Your hired girl called me in and said a few days, and that no losses will follow criminal carelessness-in the grade Crossing wa$ that Miller had committed suicide you wanted to see me." "Why, what to depositors. disaster of Monday last. Engineer Jones aftta* shooting' the girl. Miss Mock cannot The morning train from Omaha brought and Fireman ^Campbell, of the Grand recover. does this mean ? Here, Bridget, wh?t in 150,000 in cash for Denver national Trunk, were exonerated from all blanre. NOTICE. did you call this man in here for?" Conld Not be Extradited for Abduction. banks. Another bank last night received ri Ashes and Garbage continued she. Poor Bridget soon ap two iron safes full of money from the east The Yacht Satanita Wins. YJCXORIA, B. C., July 20.—A Rev. Mr. AND peared and looking with amaze over by express. DUBLIN, July 20.—The regatta of the Reams, who was charged with having ab REMOYED. Tom's ample vest retorted—"Sure ducted a young girl from Mercede, Cal., Slate at No. 6 Water street, Norwalk, Missus and didn't ye's tell me to call in Owing to t,he tightness of the money Royal Irish Yacht club, of which Lord 6251 m * SPENCER BOTT. market a lar^e number of business houses Ormonde is commodore, took place on a wu brought before the chief justice, who the fat man as soon as iver I seed him in the city aad state have made assign course covering fifty miles off Kingstown. ftpciijied Reams could not be extradited on QOCIETY and so I did, so I did." Madam turned the charge of abduction, as he could not scarlet. Tom just roared till his stom ments. The queen's cup was won by the Satanita, PLYMOUTH ROCK ICE The Wheeler Banking company, of As which came in 2 min. and 43 sec. ahead be 6o£ivicted under the California law. 4 ach shook like one of Grover Cleve The chief justice therefore discharged the ' r TORES AND FAMILIES SUPFLIJEJ: land's jelly fish. He didn't wait for pen, Colo., closed its doors, and there was of the Britannia, which was second. The SLOWEST UATCR an exciting run on the First National bank mainsail of the Calluna fell during the prisoner. : :V explanations, but rushed for the door race, and this put her out of the contest. f.S'' OLD AKD RELIABLE saying " good day ma-a-m, good day,— at that place. Bliss Garrett's Funeral. I see it—ha-ha-ha-a-whoo-up !" As he Brooklyn's Mayor Victoriona. CHICAGO, July 20.—The funeral services SI DAILY DIRECT fled towards Harbor avenue hi3 roaring BROOKLYN, July 20.—The order allowing ^ MEYER IN NEW YORK. ^ of Miss Garrett, who committed suicide laughter could still be heard, and once Mayor Boody, of this city, to inspect the here Tuesday night, will take place at her FREIGHT LINE he was overheard to say, " I wonder if minutes of the testimony taken before the The Alleged Wholesale Poisoner Refusei former home, Chester, Pa., on Saturday. that devilish GAZETTE reporter will get to Answer Questions. Her sister, Miss Mary S. Garrett, started •' BETWEEN grand jury who made a presentment : New York, on to this?—By Je-hos-e-phat—I'd suf against him has been issued by Judge NEW YORK, July 18.—Yesterday after with the remains this morning, accom -v- July isi, 1893. fer all the rheumatism Cleveland Moore and signed by Clerk York. It sets noon Dr. Henry C. W- Meyer, the alleged panied by her brother-in-law, W. C. Wilk South Norwalk caught on Benedict's yacht, if I could forth that the petition is hereby granted, wholesale poisoner lor insurance money, inson, of Berkeley, Cal. only get this stuck off on Emmet Aus and that the district attorney is ordered to was led into the rear entrance of police SC. X>. SMITS:/; and Norwalk, Ct. Ex-Congressman Hancock Dead. tin. Whoo-up, haw-haw-high-ye-yee— furnish to the mayor a full copy of the headquarters, handcuffed to Detective , -I BOOM 1, , : THE PXOPELLOR8 fat man!'—well. I should say so— Sergeant Trainor. Detective Sergeant Yon AUSTIN, Tex., July 20.—Hon. .Tohn.Han- SitS- MASONIC BUILDING-. NORWALK. minutes of the grand jury for the month City of Norwalk and Eagle Whoo-oo up!" f ^ ^ of June so far as the testimony relates to t Gerichten walked on the other side of the cock, one of Texas' most prominent jur- «|| |. the investigation made by them into the prisoner. ists, and once a member of c. n^ress from Investment Securities! Betvare of Ointments for Catarrh That Con matter of the consents of local authori The alleged poisoner is a slender man, this state, died at his home nt-.u- tuU city. Affording 5% and 6 per cent, interest, payable tains Mercury. ties of the city of Brooklyn for the con about 5 feet 7 inches tall, and weighs in & semi-annually. the neighborhood of 135 pounds. He wore Had Cholera on Board. as mercury will surely destroy the struction and extension of street surface a red beard of about three week's growth. CARDIFF, July 20.—The British steamer ill Denominations $100 to $5000.' sense of smell and completely derange railroads in the city. " v In reply to Inspector McLaughlin's Blue Jacket, from Marseilles, arrived here Will leave Pier 23, East River (Beekman "a SPECIAL SALE of 6 per cent.5-10 Debenture New York, at 5 p. m. daily; Sundays excepted. the whole system when entering it For the Columbia Peace Plow. queries he said his name was Carl Shaffer, with cholera on board, and was ordered in Freight received from 7 a. m. until 5 p. m. through the mucous surfaces. Such "Trot, N. Y., July 20.—The Columbia and his residence Detroit. When asked if quarantine. Bonds for 10 DAYS only, $200 to $1000. Returning, boats leave Norwalk at 5. p. m articles should never be used except on he had been known as Dr. Henry C. W. m and South Norwalk at 6:30 p. m. prescriptions from reputable physicians, Liberty Bell committee have sent forward NUGGETS OF NEWS. Upon application to agents the City of Ncr- from this city all of the swords, guns, Meyer he said he would answer no more J, D* Jennings, ' ralk and the Eagle will oe sent for speciallcad as the damage they Will do is ten fold questions until he had consulted counsel. freight, anywhere in New York or lacal- to the good you can possibly derive chains and filings that they 1 Vve received The detectives said that nothing of any Four deaths from cholera are reported I XJnd.ertals.er. from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, man that could not be fused into the Colum interest passed between themselves and from Naples, Italy. All persons are forbid trusting any of bia Liberty Bell or availed of in the clap J. T. Calhoun has just been appointed i; • «KNIGHT STBEET, . the employees of the boats of this line on ao> ufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., To the prisoner on their way from Detroit. oonnt of the owner* thereof. ledo, O., contains no mercury, and is per to Messrs. Deere & Co., plow man Meyer was sullen during the, entire trip. postmaster at Kendal Creek, Pa. (opposite Horse B&ilro&d Depot.) ufacturers, Moline, Ills., who have volun ; Rear Admiral Melancton Smith, U. SH taken internally, acting directly upon teered to make the Columbian peace plow He would talk about nothing but com Night Bell at Office. the blood and mucous surfaces of the monplace matters, except that he occasion N.f died at Green Bay,4Wis., aged 83 years, Without cost to the'conimittee. ; The com after two days' illness., & system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure mittee now desire wood of historical in ally said that he had never been in New v* >*- - be sure you get the genuine. It is York, and that he knew nothing about the A Chicago cable car jumped the track, taken internally, and made in Toledo, terest for the wood part of the plow. death of the man known-as Gustave A. J. and the gripman and several passengers THAT WIFE 1 Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi Another Allegation Against. Meyer. Baum and Ludwig Brandt. were injured, the former fatally. monials free. When asked about Meyer's alleged wish Fifty-three girls employed in the fiber l iSTSold by druggists, price 75c per NEW YORK, July 20.—The picture of Dr. to commit suicide, Detective Von Gerich , t, J" \ - Henry C. W. Meyer, published m the room of the Edison Lamp works a» New , ^ iz' * ' > _ ten said that Meyer had simply asked for J., i n bottle. . f papers, recalls to Julius Dahlmann, a ark, N. have struck, because of a re a needle. The detective kiifw - nothing duction in wages. iJl 1/ 1 •, OF YOURS The First Newspaper. storekeeper, thefaee of a mail he met in about the wish Mrs. Meyers issaid to have Denver in 1887, and who was introduced to An American bark from 'Cienraegos, AT.THE It was through the influence of Thom expressed in the hospital that she might with sugar, just arrived at I^wes, Del., him as Dr. Mayer. Dahlmann says Mayer bleed to death. The woman is watched Your brother, your sister, as Jefferson that the first independent was intimate with a drag clerk named reports the death at sea from yellow fever FOLLOWING your friend,:perhaps yburself, newspaper was published in America. closely by two policemen in the hospital of one of its crew. setting permaturely gray—hair Klotz while there, and that the latter died and will be brought here as soon as her dropping out—head itches—may The paper was started at Williamsburg under suspicious circumstances. Klotz was Delegates representing 248,000 coal be covered with dandruff—hair in August of 1736, but was published insured for $1,000, and Dahlmannf in view condition will allow. miners are in session in Birmingham, Men's good shoes, dry and harsh—have tried many "under the authority 6f the govern of ifrayfer's career, believes he profited to Eng., to consider the proposal of the mine remedies but not much improve ment'' until l77&/%nen Mr. Jefferson * Theatrical Employes CongoUdate. owners to reduce wages. ment. If yon would get rid of that extent by Klotz's death. \ NEW YORK, July 18.—Delegates frpm all this disagreeable business, persuaded its editor, Mr. Rind to make Red Cloud and Little Wound, two rival " calf Goodyear welt, procure a bottle of HALE'S don* it independent and open its coluians to "* Broke the Road Team Beeord. Theatrical Employes' unions in twenty- chiefs, Jare anxious to succeed the late Ladies' Goodyear welt, /. POUND QUININE. There's noth all parties. It was 12 by 16 inches in two states gathered at Elks' hall to form Young-Man-Afraid'-of-His-Horses, and »• ing like it—nothing so invigor ERIE, Pa., July 20.—Hon. Charles M. the National Alliance of Theatrical Em : fine Dongola, ating—nothing so cooling to the size. . ; Reel's brown road team, Lunette and Sioux war is likely to occur. scalp. Gives tone to the h»ir Evangeline, broke the road record. The ployes. It is anticipated that the new as 'W. L. Oakley, of New York, walking " russet Oxfords, from $1 up roots and starts out a new and A Justice of the Peace Says. — sociation will shortly embrace 12,000 em Youth's and boy's shoes, 1.00 healthy growth. Dandruff dis- cicf was for a wager of $2,000, thedistance ployes throughout the country. The fol fiom San Francisco to New York on a appeares; skin eruptions disap Hon. John Nealey, justice of the from Girard, Pa., to Mr. Reed's barn in wager, was killed by a Union Pacific train Missies and Children's Russets. pear; hair stops dropping out- peace and ex-member of the House of this olty, sixteen and a half miles, and the lowing officers were elected: President, a few miles west of Omaha. has a brilliant look—you feel Representative from Meredith, N. H., time allowed 55 minutes! The distance John S. Williams, of, New York; vice presi .mIS Ladies' Shoes made to order. younger. Cet a 50c bottle and dent, John C.. Murray, of Philadelphia; The latest statistical returns from Rio ¥1 try it. You will not be disap was for twelve years a terrible sufferer was covered in 49K minutes. This reoord de Janeiro, Brazil, give the population of 'CM pointed. For Sale by H. B. HALE, with rheumatism.. He says: I cannot recording secretary, . John Gallagher, of 'A beats the Boston twenty mile track reeord, Pittsburg; financial secretary, William that city as 1,000.000, of which only a small Cousins' Shoe Store. Sole Proprietor, Norwalk, Conn. obtain any medicine which does me so whieh was 58minutes. number relatively are foreigners. /\ much good as your Sulphur Bitters, Moorhead, of Boston, and treasurer, Dan '• '-I iel Hart, of Chicago. ; - *•; • 'vi' 29 WALL STREET, vj:;. :r^\ NORWALK and I think it is the best medieine made. Read the GAZETTE. I f Bead the GAZETTE. . . "SW: . v^.;v JV. .•ZrCi '•'i'V-: "33- /1"' •• :> • ' • r •• v' ; :*;r ' v- M ' ' V " ' -r ">V • • . . •• V* .-H Mi-Si '/• • 4 ' " ' ' ^ < \.''s : f ' i "X': -j - • - . " v ; ' *' •„ r yjy, •J- i- l Li
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llilew Barber Shop SOUTH NORWALK. r.rih 38 MAIN STREET, COMMENCING MONDAY, JUNE 12. See change of time o£ tfiiT"City of Al- ON FIREJ|TH ECZEMA tfi : &~CALL AND GIVE IT A TRIAL._M» _L? • • 650 lw bany'in our advertising columns. Terrible 8aflteta|a of Uttte Baby. v • Seven Doctors sad Two Hospitals ' r Lincoln Council, O. U. A. M., will " .*•" FOB SALS. work the third degree this evening. Fall. Cored by Caticora. -fe. ••'1 Glover's band will give a concert on X* baby boy, , ft mantha old, broke oat with Railroad Place Tuesday evening next. y.Mmii. The itching and barniog was interne; HOUSE AND LOT the eozema apread to his Mmba, bteeat, face, and ; NO. 8 PROSPECT AVENUE.|j| . bead, until he was nearly covered; hia torturing i The steamer Continental is at Roton •sonies were pitable to behold; he had no peace House contains.7 large rooms; borough water; Point to-day with an excursion from . and but little reet night or house in first-class condition; will be sola New Haven, * " ; ., * • day. He waa under treat $i£*~ SEA BEAGH, CONEY ISLAND cheap, if sold at once. Apply on the premises, ment at different times at m or at the Horse R. R. Co. 28 two hospitals and by seven |y-WV - A train of new cars for the Seaside doctors in this city without *1 STEAMER TO BENT. and Brooklyn Bridge railroad passed the' least benefit; every immr"- through this city this morning. prescription of the doctors EalT iuch or less. 25 cts a day.or $1,00 per week. was futhfi&y tried, but ht <&" V-' new worse all tho tins. O BENT.— Two furnished rooms, with Miss Elsie Sutcliffe of Newark, and For months I expended CITY OF ALBANY bath, at 76 South Main itreet, South Mr. James Blevitt, oi New York city, about $3 per week for TNorwalk. 651 tf are visiting Mrs. Mitchell, of South medicines, and was en Main street. tirely discouraged. I pur O KENT.—The desirable suite oi rooms chased CUTICCIU, CUTI- I STE MS in James'Block, Apply to F. ST. JOHN CUBA SOAP and Concuiuk LOCKWOOD, Trustee. " Governor Morris' land staff and the RXBOLVKKT and followed T governing board of the Soldiers' Home the directions to tho letter. Relief was Immediate. Sunday, July 23. '93. his sufferings were eased, and rest and sleep per. mo BENT.-Second floor; five rooms with at Noroton, were inspecting that insti quitted He steaWy Improved'and In nine weeks A water, at No. 11 High street. Rent $8.00. tution yesterday. was entirel;•ely curad, and has now as clear a skin and CITY ALBANY Inquire of TAFT BBOS., Clothiers, Wall Is as fair a boy as any mother could wish to see. J • r^'V ' The Boston express was delayed at tvfry mtitht* *" use it for every Baby 75c—EXCURSION TICKETS—75c the depot a few minutes this morning, DAILY SERVICE BETWEEN IO BENT.—First floor of No. 4 Elm street Humor. . MRS. M. FERGUSON, T also barn. Apply to O. E. WILSON, 634 tf by the brake on one of the drivers, of tVfW** V - 80-IW.B w. BroOkline St.,Boston.- Leave South Norwalk, 9 a. m., re engine No. 244 giving out. O KENT.—The sail boat, '-Three Broth turning, leave Sea Beach Coney Is ers," for parties; also row boats. No A party of sixteen ladies and gentle Cuticura Remedies ; South Norwalk land,4:20 p.m.; leave East 31st street, chargeT for fishing lines and bait. CAPT. O. a, men drove over from Bridgeport last The greatest skin cures, blood purifiers, and hum 6a CLABK, 27 Merwin street. remedies of modem times, instantly relieve ,the New York, 5:20 p. m. evening in a tally-ho, and partook of most agonizing form* of, eczema and psoriasis, O KENT— Dwellings, No. 77 Harbor supper at the Mahackemo hotel. and speedily, permanently, economically, and in FAR E.-~Single 40 Cents; Excursion, 70 Cents. avenu9. Possession immediately Apply at fallibly cure every species of torturing, disfiguring, The Norwalk Gas Co's office,Water street. 570tf —WANTED. Board for lady and baby itching, burning, • Bleeding,. scaly, crusted, and - Leave Beekman street, 2:35 p. m.; Saturdays, 2 p. m. Leave East 31st street, 3 p. m- Satur- Horpe Shoeing. pimply'diseases and humors of the skin, scalp, Mia in private family, at South Norwalk, blood, with loss of hair, from Infancy to age. days, 2:20 p. m. Connecting with traiiis for Danbury on Saturdays only. EE undersigiied has taken the shop in the Address J. H. C. care branch office whether simple, scrofukras, or hereditary, wnen T front of 8. T Ruby's on Cross street, ana FOB SALE GAZETTE, South Norwalk. 649-tf til other methods laid best physicians fail. THE PBOPECUER, "CITY OF NOEWALK," leaves New' York Mondays, Wednesday8 s prepared to do Horse Shoeing in a first- Hay, class manner. Half inch or less, 25 cts a or SIM per week and Fridays, at 5 p.m.; leave Norwalk Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at 5-J. r- sn Bold everywhere. Price, CnnctTBA, 60c.; SOAP, FREIGHT RECEIVED DAILY. , , JOHN T. LYCETT Before laying the Woodward avenue OB SALE OB TO RENT—The whole or 85c.; RESOLVINT, fl. Prepared by the POTXXB part of house No. 9 Camp stieet, with or sewer it would be wise for the Council DRUG AND CHXHICAI. COKPORAXIOW,Boston. Fwithout barn. Inquire on premises. W9 lw to exchange those tin pie-plate badges xg- Send for " How to Cure Skin Diseases," 6* Mrs. James Mead, worn by the police, for badges manu pages, 50 illustrations, and 100 testimonials. factured since the flood. X^OR SALE.—A neat little cottage of seven DIUPLES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and C rooms on Union Place, ana three min- II III oily skin cured by CUTICURA SOAP. 18 SCHOOL STREET* ates'walk to Borougl Post-office and Depot At the meeting of regimental officers Price $2,500, $1,000 of which can remain perma at Hartford yesterday, no decision in nently and only $500 required to be paid dowr, regard to feeding the men at oamp was 010 FOUr FAINS. FOR FINE PHOTOGRAPHS, Apply to CHABLFS OLMSTEAD. Act. 27MT arrived at, but it is believed that the Full of comfort for all Fains, Ihflam. HORSE FOR SALE. matton, and Weakness of the Aged ia /•' •/ . v" - GO TO WAITED. state will hire the caterers. the Cattcors Anti-Fain Plaster, SATE, SOUND and GOOD FAMILY the first and only paia-killing strength- HOUSE, not afraid of Trolley or ©ther ('Joe" Klinefelter, Alderman Jud New, Acars; good roadster ; can be driven by women ANTED—Board for lady and baby, in or children; is offered for sale cheap, for want _ private family, at South Norwalk. Ad son's right bower, is confined to his dressW J. H C., care branch office GAZETTE, So of use. Apply at D ANN'S Stables or at GA- home by an attack of rheumatism and Bold Robbery In Washington State. :» zeiiE Office, 649 tf Norwalk. it is doubtful if he will be on deck to morrow for the Saturday trade. CLEELUM, Wash., July 21.—At 2:40 in the 11 MAIN STREET, NORWALK. morning two closely masked men and Hope Hose Co., headed by a drum well armed, smashed a window in the IOO - TONS - VERY - CHOICE corps, took the 8.48 train from this city Northern Pacific depot here, passed into this morning (for West Haven, where the office and held upNight Operator Mor they will attend the picnic of the West ris and Car Accountant Fecht. The ticket Timothy Hay, Clover Haven Hook and Ladder Co. box was relieved of its contents, amount ing to $19.25, and the robbers made their Mr. D. W. Caulkins, representing the escay* Jersey Lightning Fire extinguisher, a Timothy and Red Top Seed. novel and effective little hand grenade LET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR. EEST QUALITY. is in town, arranging for an exhibition How » Widow Made Use of What Sbe of the workings of the extinguisher on Heard Railroad Directors Say. Tuesday evening next. I ft l£ & % \'A few years ago a widow and her ALL KINDS GABBEIT SEEDS The strike at the Volk Hat Co. shop daughter were occupying a section in a has at last been settled, and the binders Pullman sleeper on the Missouri Pacific v HOLMES, KEELER & SELLECK COMPANY. . returned to work this morning on railroad. The section next to this lady bridgport. • scale of 95 cents a dozen hats. This happened to be occupied by a couple of WHOLESALE GROCERS, price was offered the day the strike was the directors of that railroad. The par O and 11 Wall Street. inaugurated, but it was refused by the tition between the two sections was so binders. SEJiSOUiA'BLE OFFF^WGS, thin that it was not difficult for a con A young lady lost her gold watch at versation carriod on in one section to be Roton Point yesterday afternoon. It heard in the other. The lady traveler {MtDSU-MCMbTi PRODUCTIONS. was found by another lady who started heard the two directors discussing a plan will sell all our Hot-Weather Goods at prices that will be of interest an up town on the boat with it, not know of consolidation whereby the stock of the benefit to the purchaser. RtiTO.V POIJVT ! who it belonged to. C. Ford Seeley Missouri Pacific was bomid to be greatly who happened to.be at the Point, learn enhanced in value. • 1, 11 | ETON DUCK SUITS, ETON SERGE SUITS, CBI^gEEX'S IAWN ed of the circumstances and rode to SUITS, UADIES' WHITE WRAPPERS, PARASOLS AND this city on his wheel, arriving here be It was then worth but 2 or 8' cents on SUN UMBRELLAS ARE BEING CLOSED the dollar. She was on her return trip OUT AT CUT PRICES. fore the boat, recovered the watch and returned it to its owner. to her home in Hartford. The conver SSESuEixZSli-! sation of the two directors preyed on her V :• LJFDIES' SHIRT WAISTS. Tramway car No. 4 and a sulky, to mind. She revolved it over and over which was hitched a young colt, and again until her home was reached, abort I 8AT occupied by two men, came together ~ which time a $5,000 note due her was re-J AND PRICES,EROM 950C TO $6.00. , on Van Zandt avenue, East Norwalk, this morning. The colt backed the deemed. She sent for her attorney ^de Largest, assortment in the city of Wash Dress Goods, Cambrics, Bedford sulky into the car and the force of the tailed to him the conversation she had Cords, Tontine Crepes, Challies, Outing Flannels.. Princess Cloths, Zephyr STEAMER SYLVAN SHORE LEAVES collision threw the two men out. They heard and said she was almost resolved Ginghams, Dotted Swiss Mulls, Lawns, Tissues,-India Twills, P?n£ee^Chev- iotsf French Madras, Lace Jaconets. Sateens, Crepons, French Ginghams, etc. SOUTH NORWALK—10:00 and 11:^0 a. hl; 2:00,3:30 and 5:40 p.m. were not injured, however, and the to invest the |5J300.in Mi&ouri Pacific. Take advantage of our reduction in prices and make your purchases at once. ROTON POINT—10:45 a. m.; 12:15,1:40, 5:00 and 6:30 p. m. : colt was caught before he could do any The attorney, mistaking her announced FREE DELIVERY DAILY. All goods purchased by customers resid- damage to himself. The wheel of the resolution for irony, laughed, bnt the ing in Norwalk &nd South Norwalk? delivered at their door free of expense. M EXCURSION FARE, 25 CENTS. sulky was demolished. woman of wealth persisted. n m Agustav Ketzer, a German, residing "It is but |6,000, she said, "and if 1 THE D. M. %EAT> COMPANY. Steamer to Charter for Moonlight Excursions. in Port Chester, came to Norwalk last lose I shall have just as much to eat as I evening and with two friends tried the have always had and just as much to vl workings of our new tramway cars. wear. If the plans betrayed by these They rode over the route several times two directors work out, I shall make a and were highly pleased with every good deal of mqney buying Missouri Pa thing and Ketzer in particular was so absorbed in the workings oi the fare cific." ' [fsMl.'r register, that when he tried to jump The attorney obeyed the instructions First Annual Regatta from the car he missed his footing and of his client, invested the $5,000, and in landed on his shoulder badly dislocating less than a month the proposed consoli |OF THE it. Dr. Burke set the shoulder and dation was consummated, and the Hart sent him to the German hospital in New ford widow realized for her $5,000 invest York. ment $250,000. At the first blush this in - 5 ' -*i &..**• V cident is set down as proof of luck. John Onda, a Hungarian, residing in It was simply an unexpected exhibi ROTON POINT IMPROVEMENT CO. Whistleville, died suddenly yesterday • - TO HELD AT afternoon while sitting on a block of tion of what in Wall street vernacular is timber in front of one of the houses on termed "nerve" on the part of a quick the bank on the Wilson Point road, eared and quicker witted woman. Not near the Walsh place. Onda had been one person in 10,000 would have given Roton Point, Conn., Wed. August 9, H3. on a protracted spree, but was tryin{ any heed to the conversation referred to, to sober up, and yesterday walke and not one of a thousand who might Buy While the Price is Low. . down to a friend's house to call on him. have heard and heeded and who hap OPENTO ALL BOATS. He sat out in front of the house, against a board fence for some time, with the pened to have the money, as the widow had it,. would have dared invest it. Nearly all of the smart yachts in Long Island Sound have promised to be present and take sun beating down on his head. This part in the Begatta. Something never seen off Norwalk. brought on sun-stroke and suddenly the These incidents and illustrations might THE IRON MOUNTAIN unfortunate man pitched forward, dead, be expanded until volumes were filled. Handsome Cups and Prizes in Gold. His friends rushed to him but he was The evidence would be cumulative that beyond aid and his remains were pick eyes and ears and brain make . Class A.) Cabin Sloops, 40 feet ond under, Silver Cup to first. $5 to second. ed up and taken into the house. Onda Class B,J Cutters and Yawls, {he thoughtless term lucks ** " Class 0,1 Jib and Open or 30 was employed in one of the fur fac Class D,f Mainsail Cabin, 24 tories in town, was 33 years of age, and % A-Wan at a Meeting of Sorosis. Class E,E,) Cat Rig Open or leaves a wife and one child in Hungary. Once a man attended a Sorosis meet Class 24 MINING AND HILLING CO. Cabin Bis funeral was held this afternoon. Class 1:1 Boats, 20 ing. A few years ago a distinguished f c- Class H,l Oyster Open or 40 George Piatt has furnished consider male singer from the operatic stage wa'i Class I. J Boats Cabin 30 Of Cripple Creek, Colorado. able news for the local papers during Class J V Jib and Mainsail, 16 feet and under. the past two weeks but last night his invited tosing by Sorosis. She came 1^'. ' Class KJ Cat-Rigged Boats. " " " earthly career came very near being and hurried into Delmonico's ballroom cut short and his service to the papers where Sorosis was then wont to mee: , • started ended. He was taken from the lockup followed by a little, nervous, wiry Its J tverhanc added. Tim6 allowance will be tliatjidoptc^ - —- •—=—^ —. CAPITAL STOCK 700,000 SHARES. PAR VALUE $1. FULL PAID. in jtof ballast will be allowed in Classes A and B. No restriction as to ballast m other classes, yesterday noon and sent to the Sol ian. The hundred odd ladies simp: - flcrestriction as to sails in Classes A andB. Only Jib andMainsail m Classes C and D,M£in- NON-ASSESSABLE. NO INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY. r diers' Home at Noroton, and as he ap glared and sat speechless. Mrs. Lozitr , Mi only in Classes E F and G Classes H and I, Oyster Boats may carry Jib, Main sail and Top- peared harmless and satisfied with nis eial only. No boat shall carry more than one man for every three feet of sailing length or who was then president, hurried dov.-n surroundings he was allowed to Wan from the presiding chair and had a hur fraction thereof, not including sailing master. TREASURY STOCK ONLY BEING SOLD. " der around the grounds at will. He took advantage of his liberty, how- ried whispering conversation with the ptf' Course, Five Miles to Windward «r Loiward, and return. Entrance Fee, $1 opera singer, while the little Italian stood hKX ' ever, and about 4 o'clock was back in Vi" ' ' Entry and Entrance Fee must be in the hands of the committee by 9 o'clock a. m., Saturday We Offer a Portion of this at ISO Per Share. this city again, having walked from in the *usle suffering mental agonies >*''' ' AngUStAn«ust 55th., 1893. Entry blanks will be furnished upon application. Race called at 10:00 a. m. Noroton. He walked around the streets from the concentrated glare of 200 femi Address, E. k. WOODWARD or FRANCIS BUEEITT, South Norwalk, Conn. for an hour or two and finally becom nine eyes. Then the opera singer was COME IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR WHEN YOU CAN. V ^ ing tired sat down on the edge of overheard to say: f\'r the depot platform with his legs hang 'Why, madam, he is my acoompanist, This Company oWns Six Full Claims and a Water Right in this GREAT ing over the tracks. He was in this and I cannot sing without him. If lio position when the Boston express, which GOLD CAMP. is due here at 6:20 o'clock, pulled into goes, then I must go." We are working some of the claims, and all money derived, from,,the sale the depot. The engineer saw that Piatt The president returned to her chair, of stock is used on the property. The officers receive no salaries. woixld be struck if he did not move, the supger seated jberself, andthesocisl DOWNJOf HE PRICES! REFERENCES.—Daily State Mining Journal, Mercantile Bank or any and blew several sharp blasts of his gathering resolved itself into a business ? whistle, but the poor demented man body—4he poor, nervous pianist stand i-Yes, business is dnll, aud to tnliven it we offer the ? A * of the Banks of Denver., ~ j _ f f «-|| ' / ' '" ^ - V did not comprehend his danger and sat ing still in the alUe like a criminal be mmw following price in rebate still. The forward step of the first car fore the biar of justice. The matter was Bill Shoulder Steak, ' ^>• • - % iOc struck Piatt on the left leg and threw freely discussed, and finally it was re- BlSlfllilN YOUR OBBER§ m him back on the platform, and had he solved to make an exception and allow ' Bound w !• , -i >*?•*,> • W5. J4c » 21 Wall Street. not been caught by a bystander he Sirloin * • " i V. '! ^ 16c would have rolled under the cars. He tfie Italian to remain and play. Fortu Norwalk, 1 Porterhouse •: was carried into the baggage room of nately for the Italian; he understood ver^ Telephone. Call, the depot and placed in a chair and did little English, and after standing quizz:?• Rib Koast, 57 ' • ' « For further particulavs and prospectus address not seem to have suffer^ any injury at ally through the debate lie boldly walked! Plate Piece. ii all, but when a physician arrived later up to the singer and asked what its.1! Hind Quarter and examined, he found that the bone 13 N.Main Street, meant. She explained, and then tLt Fore Quarter, in his right leg was broken. This was Italian's blood boiled. J Pull line of Fresh Fish, Fruite, Vegetables, etc. So. Norwalk, done when the train threw him against the platform. Piatt was taken to the I nevair hear of such a zing," he se w Telephone Call, vehemently. "Adieu, madame!" ~r Bus M hospital at' the home later in the even E. J. WADHAMS, Proprietor 624 AND 625 MINING EXCHANGE BUILING, ing, and it is hoped that when he re. He was persuaded to remain and pi . i People's Market. covers from his injuries the authorities bat when.be had finished he-bolted.. ^ : '-iV"'- at that place will see to it that he is erayfootstep rang out indignation i- ^ Norwalk and So. Norwalk. not allowed to roam about the country. * tefiance.— New York Times. ti -
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