l
‘ mission 1 In uiry.
Mr. Parnell Insists That Its
Illa 0w- Caadnot and That of llia [Inma-
Illfl- Follower- la All That the cm-
lrhalaw She-Id llave to Deal With.
no him 111- llouaa m a Stand-till.
,1 lid M “to , remnant offered the can»
undead: .upnu precedenta He oonr
M W! Won with lam authority
, » than waa prepared would fail to do justice to
I11 palm concermd The government
would not be doing justice to the accused if
it did not give them the completes! chance to
charthlrnlelvea He had confidence in the
proportdtrdlmnal It mmd with the house
to my how complete the powers of the com-
miminn ought to he. Sir James llannen
would he the president and J usticeu Day and
Smith would he the other members of the
commiuion.
Mr. Parnell said that he was glad that Mr.
Smith admitted that it rented with the house
what the powers I! the commisvion ought to
be. It would that llr. smith hnd‘a friendly
hint fromthe counsel for The Time, in con-
sequence of which the inquiry was to be ex-
tended, not only into his personal conduct,
but into theactl of the league in America,
Ireland and Great Britain. It was evident
that the care as regards the forged letter-
was going to break down. He demanded
that the goverment limit the scope of the
Wm to what Mr. Smith originally
proposed, namely, the charges against him-
half and theother lrish members. ‘ it would be
paved that each and everyone of those let-
ters wean" bare faced forgery. The allegation-
againat the league could not come before the
emu-“1%.: affecting him. They were
the m“ l and infamous charges over
madc‘autinst a public mun. Ho did not sup-
pose that The Times ould give £1,000 for
than Iorgeriea by an cr-mcmber of parlia-
ment unles they had been against a. public
man. He could demonstrate to conviction
within ‘a week that the letters vvorc forgeries.
He had never seen Pat Ford in his life. As
fortbe scope of the inquiry, it Would be in-
terminable unless the hill excluded vogue
alluden mother persona and named specifi-
cally the commoners oharged. hlr. Parnell
admitted that he had bad communications
with John Davey, but those communications
were aolely in regard to political matters and
were open to the fullest scrutiny. lie also
admitted making a speech at Ennis in favor
of boycotting. He believed boycotting did
good titan, but he con-3d to advocate boy-
cotting after the passing of the arrears bill
of 1m. So far from his action promoting
outrages it prevented them. To make the
inquiry judicial the govemmout ought to
definitely specify the charges, and ought also
to provide for scrutiny of the documents
upon which the charges were based. It was
of vital importance to the irish members it
one these domments before the commission
began to sit.
Here there was an expectant pause, during
which calls were ra'med fm the attorney gen-
ml. No member of the government r0
guiding, Dir. Gladstone expressed surprisr
that the government did not answer Mr.
Parnell, and declared that there must be an
answer. He would vote for the second rend
ingofthobill, but thoimuea raked must be
cmaidered at a later stage, before the com-
mion was approved He was not prepared
to give that unqualified confidence in the
commi-ion which Mr. Smith appeared to on
tannin. It was in the power of the govern
ment to make a better selection of commie
donor-r, aeelection which would have com
landed warm acclamation from everybody.
The government ought to make definite
M ' definite persons Then
ought to he no chalking.
TRADE BULLETIN.
In York Money and Produce Market
Quotation
x“ Yell. July it—lloney closed at 135 per
out, the higheet rate. The lowest rate was 1
W mt. Exchange closcd steady; posted rates.
W; actual rates. 4.e‘?@~l.hil.’, for till day:
“I; g for demand. Governments
clad W; currency tie, lit!“ bid; is, coup.
more; 4?," 110.. was bid.
puma bonds closed as follows: Union
my“, mom: Union land grams, weapon;
Union rinkinz funds. 18001-33; (Murals, 113.3116
Theatock market was very dull this morning
andtheflnctultlonr in prices very slight. Moat
ofthebumnnuwaadm in the first hour. The
g,” appeal-lion vine very firm, notwitIBtaud-
tag mmltranacfionu. and It Inldday prices
mutolépornout. higher than they cloned
Saturday. lllchmoudand Terminal, East Ten
5 laundromat)”. Mint! and Lackawanna
v «the most active stocks. There was more
murky on the Stock Exchange this afternoon
Fiona steadily advanced to the close under the
harlot so. Paul and New Engrand, which were
we [mum of the afternoon‘s trading. The
Ingmar, pricewf the day were generally current
, a. clear of unions. The atrength of the
ME attrlhuud to the favorable crop re-
andthoproapectlve increase la the cam
drallroada Theolodng price. were )5 tr
3‘ 3' “at. Usher than thoae of Saturday.
my“ new wan in Oregon Navigation.
M Paella. 0.. C..C.andl.. Delaware and
. m W ventral. lanhattan and
m m were the next ltl'ongeat
m The-loafer“. day amounted to an;
”alarm -‘
,, ' General Harlan. *
m J maroon-cloud lead
I IN'W‘I cu: whiter wheat «tray.
311 m '1 amount: mill ex-
nmuo: 3t. Loula art-a, $3.7m.
WI low cloned dull; common to choice
were dull and weak and
lower. Spot Iota cloned steady
No. trod ataie a1
of
to!
0.!
om. mums, vacuum
“-4——
It II Illa Duty to Stay at Home Ind ll.
‘ “-111 Not no to the Fair.
Beams, July 24. —— Gen. Harrison has
written the following letter in reply to an
invitation of the New England Agricultural
society: ’ 1
mutual-01.13, 11111., July 1:, live.
“on. Daniel Noedhum, otlioe of {the New
England Agricultural ax'iety, Boston,
Mass.
MY DEAR Sup—Your favor of the 21th
inst, withone from lion. George ll. Loriug
inch-sod, inviting me to be present at the
annual exhibition of the Sort" England Agriv
cultural society early in September next,
has been received, and in reply i beg to
thank you sincerely for the invitation and
thecordial and complimentary words with
which you have seen fit to accompany it.
It would afford me gmt pleasure to be
present and there meet the many reproach-
tnlivo of the Sew England states whom
those «noxious cull together, but the duties
which devolve upon me by the action of the
Chicago convention make it wry for
me to remain at home, especially at the time
mentioned in your letter. Permit me, how-
ever, to request that you extend to Hon.
George [Haring my kind regards. Very
truly yours, anr. Haulusox.
.._ _-__. __....
WAR OVER PROHIBITION.
llqnor Seller: Defeated in Court 'l'ry
[title- and Are Defeated AgIIn—At-
tempt to Murder a Judge.
Bannovnsvmr, K32, July 24.——A few
days ago several prominent grocerymen of
Harlan Court ileum were arrested, charged
with selling whisky in violation of the local
prohibition law. The proaemrtion failed, and
they were discharged. That evening County
Judge Innis, who had tried to snpprm the
illegal whisky traffic, was stopped as he rode
out of firm by J. H. Bailey, one of the ac-
cused, who, with loaded revolver, was in the
act of shooting the judge when the weapon
was caught by a bystander.
Judge Lewis rode back and, assembling
those whom he knew to be enemies to the
whisky traillc, proceeded to search the places
where whisky was supposed to be. Several
barrels of whisky were thrown into the
street, where the judge proceeded to empty
their contents into the gutter, while his cum—
rades stood guard with their rifles. The
whisky party returned to town, and Judge
Lewis and his party met them and a hot
light took place. Five men were badly
wounded, but so far as known none were
killed. More serious trouble is expected.
Long Island Cows )luet Be Tagged.
Inst} lsmxn (’Irv, July 24.~—Tl1irtecn
arrests have [neon made here by the police
for violations of the proclamation issued by
Governor Hill some time ago in relation to
the tagging of cattle by the oiliccrsof the
United States bureau of animal industry.
The complaint charges them with allowing
their cows to ran at large without being
lagged. Several of the persons urrestml d1»
clare that they will make a it‘s: case of the
right of Prohrsmr Law and his subordinates
to compel them {above limirrows tagged
and rogémrml.
Infra-user] Sympathy for Ireland.
Diznmn', July it. ~— llov. Dr. ll'llnilly,
treasurer of the National louguc, ”lele
(5,11!) from the municipal council of Phila-
delphin,to apply to the league fund. llr.
O'Reilly says the :murdor of llaudeville
has amused the greatest activity among
sympathizers of the Irish cause in this coun-
try, and that contributions are pouring in.
Dr. O'Reilly sent the following cable to Sir
Thomas G. Esmond: “Tell Biggnr and
Kenny am drafting each a thousand pounds
Tell murderen of Mandeville league isnot
dead."
A llallgarem Female, Arreatul.
NEW YORK, July 2i—Mrs Sophronia
Twitchcll, the prominent woman sulfragist,
was arrested for striking the janitor of the
Mills building, in Wall street, pill: on uln—
hrella. Tlmjanitor had ordered her out of
the building, alleging that she annoyed the
tenants. 0n the other band, it is said that
Mrs. Twitchell, though very eccentric, door
a genuine stock basilica; and makes a great
deal of money. She refused to give bail and
was locked up. She threatens to make things
but for her prosecutors
Little l'lIll Steadily lmprovca.
Nosor'rrr, Mam, July 2t.—Uen.i-lherldan’r
allowance of food is being gradually in-
creased. TlIe general is cheerful and bright,
and those in a position to know say that his
fits of irritabilityand pcrverscuess are much
less frequent than during his first week at
Nonqnitt. He spends a good part of the
time reading or looking from his Window,
and when a friend pa~ses the genernlgivcr
him a nod of recognition.
Charged with Importing Foreign Labor.
hos-rote, July 2l.—'l‘he journeyman free-
stone cutters have issued a circular warning
the public that Jeremiah Carow, a central.»
tor for several public buildings, has imported
foreign labor under contract at low rates of
pay, and is forcing the men to work tor:
hours a day instead of the regulation nine.
The city council haaordorml an investiga-
tiou.
A You» for Vermont Republic-nu.
Bnnunoron, Vt, July tit—At a Republi—
can rally here Thunday under the auspices
of the State league. Warner M r, Benja-
min Buttorworth, J. M. Thuldfii’realdent
Poster, of the National league, tor Ed-
mund: and other prominent membera of the
party will speak. Organization: from all
parts of the atato will attend.
Home Rule for New York.
Amarr, July 21». Governor lllll ap-
proved tllo bill for the r-organlzation of the
aqueduct connotation. pared at the recent
extraordinary eel-ion of the legislature, and
accompanied the lame withaloug memor-
audum stating why he gave the bill hh
heartyawoval.
Virglala Republican.
Pmnsncno, Va, July {lb-The Republi-
canatate committeernet at Chairman Ila-
hone’a residence here and talented data for
holding dbtrictclllventiout for min-um
ofcongrdonfl hbdltktea and [la-adrena-
lotloas farm function of Republican
eluha
Only Two Bulldinp 14ft.
summer or ALL 1111»: eronra'
Poet and Coming Eva-ta on Land and
Water.
liaiuurox Bracu liner. Tuner, July 24.»—
Iv‘irat race, three-quarters of a mile; Corooco
lint, Savage :ocond, Vendetta third; ti
12:31). second race, three-quarter! of a mile).
Gunshot first, llalesman second, CorIuItarel:
third; time l:ll’},,. Third race, raven fur.
longs; lubeou first, Hermitage aecond,
King Robin third; time, 1:305. Fourth
race, mile and n sixteenth; ang Kyle first,
Cardinal McCloskey second, Mus Charmer
third; Linn, 1:5“5'. Fifth race, mile and a
quarter; Erin's! Ilrst, 'i‘roy second, Barnum
third; time, 2:10}; Sixth ruce,aeveu fun
longs; Young Duke first, Exile second
Valiant third; time, 1:299;
(“113.1110 luau
Cnicano, July 2l.—i‘irst race, one mile,
Aloha first, llanilel second, Kitty ll. third,
time, hills. 5.115qu “16?, llve-eightba of.
rulle;L‘humpn:111-Chrirlicilrst, Zoolito second,
Kate Mnlon ~1b r1}; time, 1:02'4. Third race,
one rude; Orderly linst, Quotation second
Frederic: third; time, lzulb‘ig'. Fourth race,
thrtetrlmrters of (1 mile; luspnntu first, I".
“'ooley second, L'hcency third; time, lzlilx.
Fifth race, mile and II furlong; Longulighl
find, Hornpipe sewn l, llnnsellc third; time,
1256i. Hixlh rnm~,1tl11~1,~e-qnnrters of a mile
Lucien first, l-‘ulso Marin would, Donovan
third; time, 1:175, '
lxrunxnroxax. SlelLE 51711.1. lumxrra.
Svnaccsrz, N. Y., July :4.~'l'ho interna
tional single scnll regal»; at l’iczwint Beach.
Onondngu lake, was won by Jultll 'l'comorml
hchcceport, in just IWI‘IIly minutes, hi1
boat crushing the finish three lengths ahead
of the others. Ten Eyck was second to court
up, and llannn captured third place. ilosmol
was fourth on the 11.1, lullmml loimrcly in
the rear by Henley. ’l‘ho mm uns on: of
the most bountiful over min in lllh’ suction
and was vvitnuwwl by tum-nun is of [ample on
land and lake. For the llrgt quarter ilomnzl
led, followed clue..- by Team, who overtook
and pussml the lmtnn man at the hull Ini'
point and Inuintmncd the loud to tho ilnidi.
11mm: Is wrnusu. '
5111.111“; .‘i. Y., July 24.~——III reformer
to U‘Counor's challenge to row for the vim-,1;-
piumhlp of Ant-rice, 'l'oeIIu-r says that o .1er
the challenge for tho chnmtlulhlnp 1.1 [lit
world was lmll'nl byU'L‘onnor be ill 1» “1-:
was barred 'l'm-mcr says that us new .111
barre-l in the prompt challenge ho'vm. .. u
row U‘CI.)IInorl1.>rlbe chmnpioushimdm r
ion, but for not less than $2,500 a mile.
[“1” REGATI'A.
lim‘llr:srr:1:. .\'. Y., July 24,——At the 1-1
galtn of the Lake Yacht Racing 115+ «1.1.1. 11
the White Wings, of Hamilton, 0111., 1. ..
first mom-y in the second class. The Sc 11-:
cutter Madge “us «i sublet]. in tin: ll. 1'.
clasv the lolnntho mm by two seconds. It
the fourth virus the 3-1. ric, of ()swcg 1,
the Mollie, Uivllftllllniull. The mm:- “1-1
witnessed by u largo crmvd nt lmturi.
bench. In the evening at reception one ton
dl‘l‘fil the visiting ynclttnwu nt lluzml llur
tholontuy.
lSTl-ZRXATXHNAK. rum: Hum.
va Yunx,.lu!y 2t~lt K Fox has re
wired the following vnbngrnm from Mr
Atkinson, of “rip-rung l. in," London:
"Sanitli nct‘vpts limb-y clullicngn, ligbl
England or limitlnvnl, 'L'l,litltl or .L‘JJJWI
sidr, Sznifb giving Conley £11K) cxpcns. s."
Mnxmv's HAM-Illa“. «rants.
At New York—New York, '2: Boston, 0
Hits: New York, 4: llmtnn, : iirmrs: New
York, 1; “union, l. llnttcrles: Keefe lint
Eu lug, L'ltll’knllll and Kelly.
At l’bllmlt‘lplilfl‘l'llllfltlelplllll, 3; “fish.
lngton,~i. llils: Philadelphia, it; Win-lung
ten, 8. Errors: l’hilmlepbia, filt'nsbiugton
3. Batteries: Casey and llallman, Whitney
and Mack.
At Detroikvoucit, I; l‘lttsburg, CI. llits
Detroit, ll: l’ittsburg, it). Errors: Detroit.
3:1‘ittsburg, 2. Batteries; (ietwinand hlc
Guirc, Galvin and Miller.
At ludianapolis~lndinnpolis, :3: Chzmgo
1. Hits: Indianapolis, ll; (‘hicugm 1. Br-
rors: Indianapolis, 0; Chicago, 1. Batfcrlm
Bur-dick and Buckley, Baldwin and Daly.
At L‘lcvelmId—Clovelnnd, ti; llzilmnorc, ‘3
"its: Cleveland, 12; llalti1nore,l. Errors
Clevclnmlgi; Baltimore, 1. Batteries: llakcly
and Snyder. Shaw and Fulmcr.
At liouisville—louiaville. it); St. lnuiv, I
Hits: Louisville, H; St. Louis, 7. Errors
Inuisville, 1; hit. Louis, 2 Battcrim: Strut
ton and Cook, King and Doyle.
At Buffalo—Bunnie, 13; Albany. 3. Hits
Bulfalo, 13; Albany, 5. Errors: Buffalo, 3
Albany, 3. Batteries; Fanning and Which
Ural! and Quinn.
At Hamilton—Hamilton, ll; Troy, ti
Hits: Hamilton, l6; Troy, 9. Errors: Hum
ilton, 5; Troy, 2. Batteries: Jones and Vi:
nor, Scoring and Banning.
At Toronto—Toronto, 3; liochpch; 2
Hits: Toronto, 7; llocln-stcr, :1. Errors
Toronton, 2; Rochester, 3. Batteries; At
kimon and Decker, Barr and Toy.
i m.-
.\ Salvnllorrlat Ilnmwhlppcd.
1.11.1411)!" CI", Mil, July ill-PA your agt
one Capt. McElroy, of the Salvation Army
wtablisbed a station here. When he rm
transferred from Ellicott City two montln
ago McElroy had become engaged to u re
quotable girl. A few days after his do
parture it was learned by frienda of the gir'
that ho had a wife and family at Gettysburg
Pa. The captain came to town to assist in a
revival. A doaon young men, who an
friends of the lady'a family, went to tho Sal-
vation Army headquarters, seized McElroy
and escorted him to the outlklrtaof the town,
where they welted him with hormwhipx, and
warned him never toenter tbogatos of Bill
cott City again
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lira. Tully'a ltody Recovered.
Nlaoaru Flinn, 0111., July Eli—Tho body
of Mn Tully, who was drowwd last Thur»
dziy afternoon while boating with youn.
1’ when was discovered inst opposite Perl
} 1y, about a mile below where the wal
drowned,
Bil-ed Illa Pro-ninet- by non.
Xylem Faun, Out. , July flip—D. Easier
arnerchont tailor, wna robbed of “,180 by
blunt] Max,alad of 18 yarn. Tbomone)
wanintended toltnrt MI! in burineaa Th1
fatherhasolferedareward of two for NI
arrest
Ila-tn of an Army Engineer.
\t’uuixuror,Jnly tit-«t telegram wan
received at the war office announcing tlu
death of “out. Col. Waller McFarland
corp-of engineer-,at hiehomelnlllewhon
den, Conn, from rheumatiarn of the heart
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BRIDGLPORT.
31128. WM. H. JARVIS.
l2! Main St, South Nerwklk,
Next to J. H. Smith. “WI-t, '
llavinc henna point-1i agent for W. B. "ALL I
(It). for then- ~of their good: in this vicinity, l
would rerpeclfull Invite [be Iodine to call and
examinethc camp or, of which 1 have a full line
and which lwill ecllat the [winced the Brid
rtorc. Pollowingarealew of the many bargain
which i offer:
Black Silkr at 69¢. per yard.
Balin Dachau, 891.2, formerly rclallod at $1.25
Blind-men. Fable Francalre, Sarah.
An elegant llneof mourning gondr, all wool and
ellk wa llenrictlae, in all the latent onmmmr
chalice Ilg'rench Challice, sateen». Zephyra atd
Parawle. ,
Bargain! in baby cape and millmgr.
Aim agent for Dr. Scott‘s Electric Crunch, Flesh
Blurb", Curlers. Crimpcrr, etc. and Taylor‘e
Folding hustler. nil? 3m
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Building Stone for Sale.
(‘V 00D Building Storm for _ Hill‘ by the
loud. yard or foul, dcllvotrd. Three
alone an: quarried with care, and an: the
beat that can be obtained.
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: l’nrr Pulls fin-m“ 30,-. p. r lb,
.Y-ilru‘ tlrlrr- , :II (M, (in. [H ll'.
: V11 rim. H. il. Ill Oil, 61'. [wt Ill,
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he 1111! buy 11 munnnu-m or limb-lune from any
photograph, but go direct to the when rooms of
, ‘. W. llatve. Water street, Nutwulk and select one
i all complete and on will not be tlllldl‘lllllrlr'tl 111 in
: appearance boa er in all kinda of building riom-
' and cemetery work.
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ltcnmval Price, l to.
nominal Price. llc.
Removal Price, flc.
Five Pieces "ream Daniela Cloth,
ltrmoval Price, 2231:.
mold for file.
rill", vine acid for 491:.
Remove! Price, 461:.
Removal Price, 491‘.
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trmovul Price, 3753c.
Dress Gulls 11111111.
,, “no lot French itatteenr, wu- roln for 19¢.
One int Domenic Saffron. wan mid for like
One In! llrmratic Balloons, was: cold for KM.
Pm- l'lt‘i'r" All Wool Nam Yelling. in ('MIm, Na~
bogany. Orbital lfI-d, Baby and Suvy Blue, we»
Removal Prices on those good: will be like,
“338““ English Seenncker. sold anywhere for
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' Renewal Price on lheac Geode, 91:.
A full line of India Linen at 9?, lot, 1259:, He, I50.
l'lc. llic, l%, ”1‘, 21¢, 2&2, 220, 241‘, and 25c.
Five Pierce Cream Trim, just the thing for the mt
Tm: Pierce Cream Albratruec, 40111 with», war hold
for we.
Thnvwl'it ccef‘lram Albratroec, Si in wide, we»: cold
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We will tell Ten yards of Lawn for 191:. This» tale
luk- Ir place from two o'clock until three o'clock
p. In. One mile": to neurtnnm. Inn”! forget
‘ WKDNISDAY.
We have rare bargain for this day.
HflSlERY.
Seventyvfive Doz. Children'r "one in l’lnithlack,
Fancy Striped and solid Colored [feet and Fancy
limped To , nine 4 lo 555. Time goods are void
anywhere or like.
Our Removal l'nce on there Good» will he he per
pair.
Twenly-llve Doz. liuree' Fast Black Hose, rim 5
tom-f. our former ' ~01: lbeaenondawal 18:.
3111 will roll at the cmoval Sale for 1231:. pr. pair,
Fifty no: Ledice' Solid Colored Feet and Fancy
Striped 'l'op, full vegu or made. There we
have been roll for 2912., but at thin e we will
STCfiE.
cell 3 pain for . Call and examine them.
Thin Lot includes 75 dnz. Fancy Striped lime, and l
are good: that have been calling for 25¢.
Removal Price on also good: will he 12341:. i
wu void for ”.1255.
Removal Price, 991‘.
Two Pierre lllack Spanish Gnip1r'I-,-l3 in “'Ialt’, was
wild at Slit.
Removal Price. $.12};
tine l’iwo Black SpaulI-h (impure. if) in wide, wan
Mild for $ l . 1).
Removal cm». 9131.
Turn I'lrf‘rr (”mm “rimml F «muting if» in pair.
was no“ If bf'gi‘.
kcrnuvnl Pure, l'Jc.
Tim-e l'in‘I-s 0mm Ilricnlnl Plunnring, 45 in u iulr.
woe will at it».
Removal Price, 391‘.
Try.) Pine», 1’) in, Swiss Embroidery, usually no d
for 3].“.
Removal Price on these Goods v1 ill be 31 I9
'rlIlIlr-ninc While Embroidered Suits, Ii-Imiiy mltl
at 81.79.
lit-Innvul Price on llnmc will bq- SH».
l'iflyreix Colored l humbrcy [lulu-p, cold anyulwu‘
inf SI All.
Removal Price. 9 'c,
We
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Three Piece: Black Spanish (inn-arc. 45m with, J
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gt!!!) at 591:, but our
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Forty-three Dcz. (lente' White Unlaundried éhirtr,
reinforced front and back, warranted all linen
harem and wristbands. made with the new .1er
rounding. non-tunable hack. These guide are
manta! Price on there good» will be 30:. mil
CflRSE'I'S.
Indirancuill (all your special attention loom
new :(Imptrrll (ilnvr' Vining (Io-eel tin Ecru
c-n-yl. wiyh Fancy Embroidered Barth. 'Ilm
1'ul'u2ll- are well worth 191:. but Will It cold at thin
ltrniovnl Sale at 43c. ptr pair.
.RIISHING. I
(Inc llnLdrwl Boxcar 'l'I‘nriet Farleigh yard: in
rurh box, usually rold for lit. a box, will he sold
it: moral Sale for it: p. r v-iv yard hm.
.Must Reduce Our Stock
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Si) WE SELL AT THE LOW Plilt'l'IS STATE!) Ailll‘v’li.
Don’t forget the ID yards of Lawn Tor l9c.
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Highest rash l’ricc
l-‘Olt
llalus. lifllll‘h. llotllcs iron
and lllllsllu.
l’unirr menu: can III-ll the 1-inch by sending pop
Inl card to
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7 Junior Black. Water 3L.
Norwalk. Conn.
Being unable to manufacture
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H A R N 12.. S S
l’ocnmp’ttt'wlth conn-rneJ have taken the
agency a! one of oldu-t and lame! establish.
menu in the plan.- for the rule of
ll:1l‘tll‘$\, saddles. llnllcrs. 4111‘»
ringlcs. l‘lyll'n‘s. [kc
Pine Harness To Order,
\1- meal, If the old "and. where I will kee artwo—
fur line of Whine. Spun
Chamois. a nkel
lhIlv-e. Peed Bane. 'l'nvrllrflllav Ac.
ATENTB.
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dtw Guide to invenlon- mailed free.
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SERVED IN Till; BEST BANNER
it you can: the chiller-all )‘KATS. (minim-dre-
earthen of Imublr or null. you will find them at my
Market. as well 3»
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lN ITS $81305.
17'. HAYES.
lllBlilJ'b 511.0111 ““11““ SOR‘fALh
, lime tart Summer-edit
Important-.—
Bnnmwn. Ma... April at '3.
A. 1'. Quinlan}, but,
I have n-‘ed Quinlan“ Scream
he par me In rhapclo
wovkoncemorc,whieh lwnrnovablewdo
lpglhcmlslfail'cbigul America two yarn
Igonn haveerlcnd ru- 1 since, wring
Iain-cl,
quinine. etc, the w
parilla did the ' me.
Your Thu
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l’U lift" .«tSlNG
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t'or. West St. and Taylor Ave”
Dhererhc will have m Immune mare
m- for the momma of her larva-a. It
till-INC!
GREATCLEWARING n SALfi
Such goods and prices as three 1111111] no inlrmluvliun.
grandest bargains in the town,
whether you buy
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quoted here we lmvc :1 lmndrml others 11 liiuh, for luck ol space, “'1.- :m- nbligt-ll to mail.
We «1 fly want to tell you that for every item
Ynll will be sail: in looking born this wool; us always for the
Dry Goods or Hosiery, Notions, Oil-Cloths or Shades,
-‘-—--YOU WILL BE SURE TO GET-—
TllE VERY BEST (30(le Hill A llllUlllill DOLLAR’S Willl'l'll.
HOSIERY. - i:
Lndio‘a‘ Black and Colored, full Ieynlur made
Hose, worth 250 and 850 for Mo per pan.
L'tfllfll‘ Lisle Thread line», will cluw I.
at 171: per pair, worth 501:.
Childreu'u Black, full regular lnntlt‘ How. ”‘2‘
ging lop Hoar, 14¢ per pair, Worth 301:.
Cbildren’a Colored. full regular marli-
1911 per pair. worth file.
190. worth 250 and 300.
So, worth ".00.
Indire’ all rilk lilttr, black and colour, lilo pr.pr.
Genta' Striped Half Home, full regular made, for
Indiea‘ extra line Lisle thread lflm- fur 50c and "»
Q” On Friday, between
N 31m, worth 80. per yard.
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the lot, all sizes, at 171:.
Ladies’ and Children’s Underwear,
with tho (PXImlllltlll nl‘250. goods.
1 for utlur goods.
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For tholmlnnco of theeeaumuur Parasol: will
Children’s ”:11th: Vests, will closeybewhl roger-ileum ofcoat, in 1mm in mm mm»
E . lrullen’ Chemiaetletr. our 251 .111 i 35.1 51-kaer will
} count of 10 per cont. ”-1 oil (lents'. :1" W“ "‘ ‘7“ “"" ‘9"-
? , 25 ukI-lnn of Erlibr-Iiilcry Silk for Inc,
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75 d1. album-b, extra air», at in much, good value
at 12p: and 15:.
Turkey M branch for 2.1: per yard, flu-1 119.1,”,
M inche- wide.
All Linen (thanked Told» I. um 17: per yard.
Table Bannock,” in.wide,@2lc worth No
do 5. do lie do an
do 58 do 45c do We
do 5. do «e do ”a
do a do 4", 5,, m
d" u do We daft.”
the hours of 2.30 and 3.30 p. 111., we will sell Billlw'yards of unbleached muslin at
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