‘nmu‘supui
A Quiet and Pleasant Affair at
Put-in-Bay.
rum TALK unuorr rouncs
ll. [yeah simply u an America to
Laotian—vino Thou-and l'roplc Pru-
ulvlle have: Mlddlo Ban Mundny.
Ilia honor a Accepts-u: En Route lint.
Purina”, 0., Sept. l.——Ahout 2w.
mph participated in tin: duuiuxutrutlmx in
«Milan. Harrison. The general wok
In early dinner at the Middle liar-u: club
lam-ltd calmed the lukeltrll’utdrrllay nu
tho miner Gauges, u! my p m. \Vuh
him Um Mn. Harrison, i’rmlte tin-rotary
Killer, lit-Governor Pastor and family.
Hill. Willi!!! Cummings and Juolg" Cum-
mlnnol Toledo, W. Clark, of bluisville,
Int! 3. Pierce, of St. boob, will a number of
WEI and gun!“ at the club house.
W unnon boomed in the boat neared the
Pawn-Bay dock, and the Island band struck
up “The Star Spangled Banner." As tlu
general stepped nshoro he Wm welcomed by
Mayor Dollar, John Brown, Jr., and a com—
mittee of islanders. Prmled bythchaml
and committee, the party mnrclml to the
music pavilion in the grove, which had two
elaborately decorated With “omit“, ever-
greens nod the national colors. John Brown,
Juan-idem“ the inland, and son at the
old Abolitionlst, presented Ex‘ijonrnol
Fuhrnchnirman of the meeting. In M
capting the position Mr. Foster said (Ben
Harrison had combo the leumls. for rust and
Quint, and had consent'ud to appear at tho
reception on condition that he would not he
expected to make: speech That being un—
derstood, he would present to the gathering
the next prosidont of the United States
Hearty cheers greeted Gen. Harrison.
Bo said that he never enjoyed n banquet
I0 much as when his name was not upon thr.
programmemmpoud' w a toast. ll»: «lid
not intend to speak about any of those ques-
tions that were engaging their numb as citi~
sense! thh prosperous, happy and mighty
nation. They were hen;- today as Americans,
proud of the flag that symboliml the syatcm
of this great union of states. null Wart: in
the midst of memorable unsomnlious Tht‘y
should be proud of the story Q'ritten by their
fathers. The institutions for which tlmy
fought were now in the keeping of the people,
and not only the governumntol institutions,
but tho fame won by those who hull gun»:
before. It might be prupcrly said that u
campdgn like this deserved the thoughtful
confidential: of every Amcricuu citizen.
The story of the country's. prosperity auul its
achievements in finance was almost a: num-
blc and admirablous that of its achievements
in art.
They had been able to maintain an army
in the field, and ever slur-c. not mart-lytu
bear up under the great lnml of debt. but to
pay it OK, while that which it was one»
thought would prove a burden that Would
crmhonrindustries had come to ho likvn
merohallasthe boy loses it in play. They
wmconfronted today with the (lumen,
nothow to get money, but how to wisely
stop me of the avenues through which the
‘ wealth was pouring into the public ire»
nry. It was an easier problem than that
which confronted the great war secretary.
It in: om, moreover, that would he wisely
wired. Notwithstanding the grant coup.
plaintsof mum of revenue, there word
people who admitted that they could not
m indignation against oxcessiva tam.
timbeunse they could not disclose to the
people how they paid it. It was takenso
indirectly, with so much subtloty, that the
people—the plain peopleodld not know it
was being taken at all. But he could not
crouthoboundary of party lllscusion. and
onbehnlfof himself and Mmfllhn’ison,“
would simply express their great apprecia-
tionof the generous and thoughtiul hospi-
tality that had been shown them by the
people of the island.
There was more applauso whun the gcncrnl
concluded. Than the people formed iulino
Indfor twenty minutes were given an op
portunity to grasp the hands of the do»
unfinished visitor.
Atilo‘clock lb» party, amid booming of
cannon, look the stunner for the return trip
”Middle Buss. lien. Harrison has decidml
to cut Ihort his vacation. He had originally
intended to rennin nt Mill-ll» Bass until
Sept. l0, but it was announced yvatczr-lny
thathisdepurture bad hem iixml for Mou-
dly next. lie will leave on the steamer
Chief Justice \l'nite at 3 p. m. of that (lay.
romnining over night at Toledo as the guest
of Hon. William Cummings. ()n the follow
ing morning he mil who the ll'uhmh train
for boom. The only stop on rout» ut prcsent
contemplated will hunt Fort Wayne, where
he will make an 81“er He will nhow him
Idlnndporhnpa sayn low “Ol‘llfi at other
stations if filled upon.
Fix-Governor Faster loft lur his home in
Futorin and will prom-ed them-u to New
York tonight. Thorn Ix n gnuuml improer
Iionthnt bevnrrim with him the oirolt of
Hall. llurrmlu'» ivlinr of urwptam'c to rub.
mil. to t‘hmrnmn Quay. Governor Foster
ndinilled thut tlw lviivr would probably ha
mlmbllc Within uclny or two after his
arrival m New York.
Chin-mun I'unnnt tint" laud.
Wmutorox, Sept. l.-~A latter in» bum
ncdved at tho gomeml luml olllm from
Februh making tin.- lnqulry wimtlwr n
L’hlmmnn who has been in “li'l country
twelve yarn and ban declared his intention
of Morning n cltlmn can nuke an orlgimi
homomml unify. A reply has ln‘nn pre-
pnrod ruling that angler auction 2,1619 at the
mind statutes n Chlmmnn cannot become
calm, and therefore the ontry in question
moot he undo It is stated at tholnnd
of!» tint on oppllcntlon, a.- ‘bu been put»
W. M been received from I ChinIm-n
h Wyoming to unlit a timtnr culture entry
In! that nodocialon favoring lurch applies»
lion in him made.
Drown“ liar-all and rm: ”om Italic.
Gums», Sept. l.~A rpociul to The
I‘m from flow Mon. 0., my»: A «team
Ito Inkvldooccnrred hen. Savant do ago
: In. Thmpuon gave birth to n chi ,md
hr bullion! Vin WM for. Wall's-
d‘nynight he returned ”mint mi
0
tho hobo in her-mu,“
termini twoortimo
What-if math
3
. _ -m... may» ,
THE lNDUOTRiAL SITUATION.
All mum at flaunt-cum Prawn-s
Premium; Outlook.
“3510!. Sept. L—The Commercial llullo
tiu, in its weekly res'law, says: ”Dr NWT“ .
from tho umuflmturiug‘ canton tuition» to
show an iulprovonwut in the condition of
manufactures, though lilo advance in bev-
ewqmlfllessumrkmlthun lust .Weck.
Even in those industries the gum previously
mada ha- been hold.
The textile inllmiries have summed tbs
most serenely, but they also show «very
marked improvement. Trrmblts among the
cotton mlllg umchlefly nacrihabla to labor
dilllmltim. Among woolen mill; the dltll- _
milky, ulmmt without exception, has horn
muse-l hy a slack demand (or goods. On the
other hand, the activity among southern
With)“ mill: is rcmrkabl~-, and tho result)?
tinu of such Willi consuming factories us this
Norfolk and New llrmwif‘k limiury com
pany ,nml tho llivorsixie mills more than
even: the halamm in that indmtry. Them
is no livltn' from the silk mills that does not
sin-alt of the extension of old industries.
Th» mt.) of imam: in thosboe shops M
New England is as marital and satisfactory
as that of tho cotton mill-a of the south.
Glam making is everywhere picking up,
and won the factory on Cape ('ud bu re-
considered the slocision to go out of barium.
The improve-merit in iron uml stool,
though low math-ti than in uthcr industrioi,
is Worthy of not», e-ntomliug as it «hm fronv
Troy to L'uruuvielwt, ami from Youngstown
to Addison ‘
rm formation of two Popper working
companies hm; boon tho nature of the wool
POLlYlCS BARRED OUT.
I‘rrsldcnt rmgunlu. of tlu- l. N. l. A..'
Forbid- d "clinic in st. Louis.
LL vow, Nob, Sam. 1. ——The [allowing
dilpu h onfomlng thv claw-trim of non-
intorteruncu in American politics \vus mm
from tho humdqzmrtvrrs of tho Irish National
League: /
involving Sult, Aug. 31, H»).
To Duninl Lin/than, prrlil lent Central ilruuch.
l. N. l. .\., St. Lulllfi, 3b.;
l'nllorstumlmg from St. bulls prtrmrs‘ that
n lintuoustrlitlnzi Will ml»: plu-‘e Sunday uoxl
mule: tin: limp-r: s of tlw Central brunch, at
“'llh‘h Aiminmu polltlt'i will bn diwuslsml by
lkpulyllcnu owl humor-ruli- speakers, Prfi‘blA
xieut Fitzgerald llll't'lltd ml: to inform you
that nllr‘ll ll 11"pltrllll'8 from the nonmulitnul
couraml the Irish National human”. if cur-
rlml out, Will t‘ulllpi‘l the uncouth? to cancel
the churtor of the: ('nntrul brunch.
Junx l‘. firm” as, sucrx-tury l. N. l- A.
SECRETARY LlTCHMAN RESIGNS.
Ha Learns the Knight. "I Labor to ll.»
come Atllfl- In Politics.
PHILADELPHIA. S.-pt. l.—£'llurlcs ll.
Litcbmun nmllml tu lhmcrral Master “'0er
man l’omiorly his resignation EH general
sgu'rcmry n! th» Knights ml Labor. llr‘
so)“; ho takes this step llc-r‘uusn he has tie
rllwi tn cnlcr actively into the politia-n'
campaign. He hm no ill-sire to hold the
order T0$p=ln\llilf‘ (or lib m‘ts. ills lotter tr.
(‘hmmum Quay on: wrutcn us :1 private
citizen, not as mlwrutury of the Knights.
Gong-nil )lzuter ll’urkmuu I'meL-rly ut
once flllct‘ptml this resignation and John “'.
Hujnls, van-fury of rho gv'livl‘al n-xw-ntlv»
board, ll'h‘ ln-uu lit-Mgnztlenl by Mr. l‘uw-
ticr v tn fill tho will m until thl- gonuml n.»
lam ly meets in Novmnlmr. Mr. Litchmun'l
letter oi resiguntiou mu dated Aug. :3, just
two days prior to the day on which the lot
her comiuguut in «upport of Harrison and
Morton was written to Senator Quay.
Gen. lIutlc-r Dino-uses Timely Topics.
805105, Sept. L—Uuu. Benjamin F. Butler
murmur! a large nudnmcu 0t Mum-m: men
in Tromom Tr‘mpie', nnthntant! null tight-rm:
qua-allow. llo ilccrlnre-l free trn-ll! to be im
pructirnlll», uul iloplhmd tho Iluinocmtit
pulicy m an ul-uuelnnmmt of tho system
xunlm u hu'h .chricn hull :whlevv-l murveli
As to tho iiaherics question. “Ml. Butler
ugh-«l tho: the Misting rl-tnlintinn lzm “a,
too tum". The prmldeut ought, homwcr, to
have Voiced it on tlmt ground, liming
signed it, he Multiliml himself byignuring it.
Gen llutlor favored n. pow oi germinal ru
mliution. If l‘unnnlu Ilnuirss our vusscb till-u
rights, lot u< rumlioto- on llrltnh ink-rosin
If our flailing \cswls nrn kept out. ui' l‘unmliuu
ports, lot [in lump l‘mmrol stcnnlyhlgm out of
our pom. Let thv prvsubnt onfurco what
pom-r ho hum lmlnl‘t‘ (wiring now legislation.
He will 1hr“ Sllljll' stutosmunsinp, not more
pnlitira Hm. llutlnrr um gcuwmuly up
plamlml.
“Tm llincovorml Amoricn’.’
Luxlmx, Sept. 1. The» (‘ulognn Hum-try
pin-4 oiciuils of tho intrrnutiuuui t-nngrusb
Willi rvlvrvuml in the dis:- ivory of Aim-rich,
to ho lleltl at ”Thu from the 24! to thumb
of Untillnfl‘, inclusivc. Th» attvnllnnco oi
2m Ilrlo‘glllu‘ l5 ulrrmly certain, um! 11 1mg
numicr of uthcrs nro cxlm‘lml, including
many meiur-la nml ltnlmus. The first
day‘s primer-dings Will in dot-”ml totlw in»
{my of tin- ulwuvcry of Aim-nun llllll in
the mitul'olnmllm an 'l'bo sci-null do)“.
(iiwuswirmulilroluw to tho nrchamingy ul
America, the third to its anthropology and
cthnugrnpily, null llm fourth to language
utui plinwgmpby.
t'mtmmto-r Judd on the lingual Edge.
('imwm. Sept. 1. It is rumoro-ll that
John .\. Km; ins lweuupnuutml platinum-u
at Chin-ago. Mr. King was fi‘i‘ll llya m
pm'uvr. uml run-l ho hurl not been marvel the
Imtnmsturllnp and than-lore h‘ uolthor
Iccepml nor refund the olllce. Ha mid,
homwcr, that the Chicago gmtnlllm matter
was umlnr courlnlorotinn at Washington, and
that u change in tho noar f uiuro wm proba-
ble. Telegrams from Washington are to tin
«limit that if Air. Judd‘n removal liu lwcn
dmldml upon the proficient in not yet will)
uldoclnmtlin (not. Them in strong ballot,
though, that Mr. King will noon in (:hlcngo‘l
pmtlmulvr.
«bully Trap-fly.
Sm Your, Supt. Lulu npnrtmmtn at
tho wncmvht nt .‘iu. 71? “ink slmetlived
Ellm Kuhn, u (human clgnrmnkor, 61 your:
0! ago, with his wila. Early in the morning
the woman was found huwtlorad In their
homo. imr body lying in a pond of her own
blood The tuna, alter tho mnrulcr, hml cut
his own throat, lufliciod n dungarmu wound
In his "Mouton and cut his «run. badly, K!
was taken too honpitnl, when; lawman),
who porforrned on him, but the docton do
clan lint it in impulhb for him to lire.
alumna. [or flour-molt filed-in.
Font Nuouu, N. ‘2, Sept. twill. «ii.
vision commitlon, In which we thirty high
mt men in tho «input-loot companion,
which cloud Thursday, on tho gunman.
spout ymrvioy with mllmlmy git-lotion
1'5. day on dark, inter-form; with “I.
flouting. Corp. whim, of for: fly», Vt,
mmblwmn-im- Burnt.
at W Bunch. ll. {magnolia
nngulu m begins today.
DMMMML
ll;
momma. b-
Wubrwuntotudh 21¢.
anatomical!“ ilk m
mouth ruin W lulu:
‘Slclclo
V“
. n
o
all Ashes.
New York in Mourning for the
Loss of Its Pet.
HILLIOXS WILL SADLl' MISS llll.
Lot the Bell» Toll. clu- Mottled 1mm!
Belt, and "In: the "I3. at Hull
Must—Tho rnnonu Weep and the out
Full» high—fin. Crowley In Donal.
NEW Your, Supt. l.-)lr. (Hurley, the
Clllnipflnlrm of Ventral Park, whom fame of
tends all over the tut-unity, and whom virtues
hum bcvm relmtmlly rxtollad in pros» and
song, in «lead. llo pnsuod over to the great
malarity u victim tothc ravages of ransom.»
lion.
For Sulllr‘ tlruc past he hurl been ailing at
intervals and has boon under the doctor's
cure, but it Was not thought that hiscw was
serioust “Joke,” his keeperaml whilom font
frionli, «is Marconi» vrith sorrow.
Kitty, tho fiancee of tho late Mr. Crowley,
it is sad to relate, did not take greatly to
heart the ulomiso of her prospective worm.
Av u "tailor of [not aim gonad upon him iunniv
mote lorm nml citation-l away to herself in
o manner that indimtul she derived more
pleasure than grief over the death 0! the
gnyuwat t-lximpunzm that cror visited
America. .~
Mr. L'rowlcy arrived at tho mnugcrio in
Central park on Juno 24, 18M. lie was then
“Mil. u'lu-\v1.t:v."
but A little bit of a fellow, a (not and a hall
3? two feet in height. Stigmrinmmleut l'nuk-
Kn at thut limo uscd to allow him toruu
around loom in his ntlicc.
He was highlymlolligent nnvl loomed rup-
idly. Marlyn! hi‘z notions Wc‘l‘r' extremely
human. To $230 him sitting at his little mill»,
napkin around his neck null lculfo nml lurk
in bond, voting hi.“ dimwr, was A night worth
seeing, and hm bun vnjaycd by nullmm of
pmplu. Crowley has ban: the prim» inmrit»
of all the young pmplc of New York and ill»
star attraction fur vulturs tn ilio- t'lt}; ill-
oago has lw‘n the- Muwu of thmmurlw llml)‘,
and during his illness lb» kwpon huvr- lie-Mi
nvcruhri. .cd by uuxmus lnqxliru-s ll} mml
and in p-rmn.
Muturi‘nmluy \\;i~' xlv‘vnulml in th» llll‘llfl'j-
on»: by tho lxilmr'mn mmistom lit-hall lv-lught
mm m lnlmrin {rum lllu muatcr u! u (filllnllllg
vvssal, who lmll pll'kfl'il him up mnwbcro
near the mouth oi the Congo r' .er. (-n the
west coast of Africa. It w in this vicinity,
and ouwcially south ol’ the river's mouth,
that the native haunts oi the chimpanzcc are
to be found.
Mr. Crowley, besides being mo of the
greatest attractions of the Central park ma»
nngori», mm a very valuable: nnlmnl. This
was chiv-ily on in; to his lame. which rcuvlml
into the nethcrmost ports 0! the known
Wllrlll. .llr. Barnum at on» time ullurml
£5,000, besides nn elcphnnt, for him if the
xncungcrio would let him how Mr. ('ruwlcy
for ollllbflinn for on» yo-ar with l.i~' circw.
He also titrated $2.53“) if he! could have
him for tlvc yours, with u mmmutl-l- that ho
would liu- through tho tovrm.
But. tho «'lmupmmm is u \‘vry Qlt‘llf‘fllt‘ ani-
mnl. uml th‘h‘ mmlxicmtnm alone prt,‘l’llll!t'll
any .sul-h nrmug-zins-M.
Th» mnukcy null upe family gvnvrully sm-
subjert to hourly till the lllSNliSO-h of mun, mul
when sick thoy or» trvuh-vi in much ”in some
nimmcr. l'nw of consumption, pncumoum,
diurrlum, brunt-hilly, o‘utarrh, croup, maximum,
twltlmvlw, vunvuL-ainm :Ill'l swmivknrs» nrv
50m» low of ill» zlifioxlsua which a clmnmmzm
is liable to ho ntturLol with.
This hi't‘u-fillntvs wry mrcful trmtnn-ut
and handling, but nut“ itlmnmlmg tlu» fun-t
tho- chimpnnrpo unvvr (loco hm:- n lung m.-
umiur any circumstances in this country.
So ninth-r how careful ho Li prutl-vtcxl, m mxwr
or laiorwgoncrully Smlltfl'r h» Will lu- ul-
tnckwl by some disc-ts» whirl: currim him oil
for goo-l.
Mr. Crowley is thought to b..- tlm ulnly
whim uzm which has litml :0 inn; :1 tuna in
tin- l nitodh‘tutm, hut own h», llllil in» illu-
constitution, hm nt lwngih nun-unilcml lu
'lrv-uvl comumpnnn
Trmuhlv in f‘nutp.
l’i.r>:vm..wn. $14. 1. A I'm xpm'ml
from i'mup i'lnl bilinrhlau, l'ululnium, 0,,
says: 'l‘ruuiulv but lll'wlu‘ll nut ut l'mnp l'lul
Hllt'l’lllll“. “horn 5,000 of Kim umu- millhuun'
now cnvmupwl. All tln- “fill-5m of tho Eighth
rnglmcnt, from tho colon-ll down to tlw my»
mine, lmvn tmnlvmlthc-ir rmignutinm. It i.»
remrtul that tlw cult-uni mi nu» regimen!
shook lib. lint mull-r Huwrnur l'omluer'» not!
Ami iutlmntal that ho Wm :1 HM, Tlifll’flll
grunt cum-maul ovur tho imulmnlinutlou.
The Ilufinln lllll “wind!" Again.
MONTREAL, Supt. anurlu ”nylon, who
lemllocl [r-flplc in Now York and Minor
Amorlmn citwv by roprmmtiug lilmn-lf n-
tlm Agent (or lluuuln lllli‘n combination, or»
rived lion» and phmlml to mnkn mnlrncts
for mpplloo for tho uhnw. ll» murkml tho
Inmognmoln Toronto. listing mini» con
tnctnhorcbo attomplml to borrow money
from thomnrchnntn, but they war» ton win
for him. He hm; left for Nan 8min").
“Hwy“... . .mw
mun- claimed the 9mm.
Nut humans. 0., Sept. 1. -- M-ry
Monro, a daughter of o well to do armor in
this: county. came to lawn to t‘uiliillt’li’ the
purchase of her wedding :outilt. lllturnlng
home. she not down to clinmr, outing heartily.
After dinner, complaining of toothache. she
ran minute the table and droppad to tho
Hum. llmliml am on wummonod, lmt he-
fm It mchad her also was «loud. She was
to ho matrix! one ml: from Tunis].
A: Into-rm ”may “jam.
l'mmnmfiept lumen. ll. snub
drank, well known on I machinist uni
builder of tin Cruikshank moth engine:
for launches, mil thrown from his curring:
by colluhn with all-W while trying to
void a switching horn. and neural
injuries vision Ivlll probably mm Mal. 1.
Mutual: slur-m Burn“.
rumor». Wm. W Dr”. (3- PM
Wuwummntthbplmwu
W by tho. 14m. ”.mlimum,
m Tbilfli II m to have but.
Wyn-alum... h In m and
”milk-Ilium W within a
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Vegetables, Fruits, i
CANNED Goons, m'c.
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”lbfllktl, Mam, A rll :53, ‘53.
A. F. Quinlard. 1:34., p
1 limit: um! Quiumrd'u Sumatran”:
rind-clan Bummer audit hula put mu m shupcto
work once morn, which I war not. till» to do.
[got Ilirmuluriu in i'usulml Amrrira turn your!
lgvnmi haw rctlrrcd from it rim-r, mung culomrl,
quinine. cm. by lin- uhhlmtlu. liluiuraru'a harm“
gorilla lllil the runners [or mu. -
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B.M, ‘31:], Lamb, Mumm, l'urli. Salt and I’m-b.
t'urnmi Itwl, Smukni 'l‘nmmr. Hams.
Nululdunb, llar-melnglul, From.-
h-m. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry 3 Spécialiy.
Orders llclivcrcd l’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
5:: Wuslllnslon Street.
°~~PRINTING~°
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5.12 “ loath. 7.3K “ Accnm.
um "' B'MSp. 8.50 " Amun.
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7.56 " Wall-Ix. 10:51 “ \l'hilc MLEX.
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$3) “ 50.1w! 'Clll. 12.13 unknown In.
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9.3!} " Accom 1.44 “ Sp’gtlcm W".
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1135 “ Localllx 4.11 ” l!oua.Bx.
12.5!) p. m.,Expre-'a. is): " Accom.
1.10 " 80.5 up 5.08," Kluglx.
2.“ “ Arcorn. 5.34 ” Locum.
4.46 " Bonumxx. 7.13 " local Expres-
5.15 " Accom. 7.2” “ Bridgd'pt Acc.
5.51 " Krone-MI. 8.49 “ Armin.
trill " Armin. 9.49 “ Accum.
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9.“ " ll’pon bpcc. mu " Boston Ex.
10.15 Armin. 81mm“.
12.!» “’vh'tuu Ex. 7.35 “ Acrom,
Suntan. 9J1“ Acton:
9.15 Accum.
v.14 p. m Armin.
7.2-1 " 1.41mi lap.
of.“ " Al‘rnm.
not sum. Arum.
Trnlnn Leave I'Lut Norwulk.
some; inn-r. oouw um
«wt 1:. ill. 6.3! I. In.
Mr: " 8.5-: ”
”.lil " 1.4? p. m.
writ " 5.:3‘; ‘-
11.“ ~- ‘ w: -~
no 1:. m ‘lfu '~
’LIll "
is W: “
0: ll. Stillman,
urn. Saw
2‘. ’l‘. Ilurnrno.
hen. l'uu. Ag‘l
liUl‘SA'l‘UNIC Minion?
DANBU ll' 8; NORWALK llll’lSlilN.
t'orrcctud April 25th. 1:57.
I'nmngcr 'l‘ruiun.
HOU'J‘II . .
l.v. Summit. U. 50. Nun-"slit. " Ar. \ViI-on l‘nm
715: I. m. 7 45 u. m. 7 'r: n. nt.
8 5r» " (it-I " 9 ll) “
10 1:8 “ 10 Iiil " 10 will “
1': m p. to. 1m p. m. llfl p. m.
43.5! “ 459 “ 556} ”
2w “ Mixed 715 " Mind 7:: “M‘x'd
N()l£'l‘l l.
Lv. Wilson Point. l.v..~'o. Norwnlk. ALNnrwnlk
1:50 I. m. Min-«l HO 3. m. Sl'x‘d 210 Min-d
ti . 5 “ h 5L; h 40
a in 0 tom) '* 5; an. m.
:3 n1 -- l2 l:l p, m. 121‘. u. m.
l‘: l'.’ " Slim (l ll'l “ Mlxr-l l 3': luui
rt :3?» p. m. 5 if: " f» '1!) p. m.
5 Hi " I; l5 " t. 20 “
TU. ”
ll} 20 " Mixcd I“ l? " Mlxml 1025mm!
srx mi.
91'.- n. m 9 :0 p. m.
8 m p in. 03.35 pm 7 Ill) “
W, H. Mnn’mx. Vim I'm s. and Huiz'l blumgur.
F. t‘. l'AI'Nl. Suprrlr Muicnl.
.l T l-‘rsth-ucml Tukc: Arum.
IIUIYSATON IC ill l' ISIUS.
Aprzl 2'». 18“,. '
Iran.- llmlgrporl for l'ittrfit‘ld.
7 mg m. nrmmmo'u
lair» " “
ll) L" p. m. Mixed i-L'Mur MAIL.
{3‘3 “ «rpm:- 730:1. In.
5.50 "‘ mmtumo’a
.75” .. ..
'G-uwmly up hr ml New Milford
“'31. ll, Sravrst. Vac...- I’m-'1 a Ht'll': Mmfu‘r
W K l.rnx..~upi.
J. 'l'. l'xsx. (I‘m. Tidy: 5.7L llrillmlqu‘nnn.
.luh Priming!
Ul' Alli; KINDS.
..... ....HH.-
WOOD MANTBLS.
DOORS.
SASH. BLINDS.
jIIARJ) WOOD WORK.
“F ALL KINDS.
.0.
w...
WilliK pm)“ Ivrl‘f Largo Riock of i‘ulumns
l’IX Iii ' l"l' l‘l ll
.\ 'l‘
REASONABLE PRICES.
00.
WE HAVE FOUR POWER PRESSES;
ill” Till:
MOST APPROVED PATTERN! LAnl Esé‘la
AND "rill:
lulcsl Styles of Type.
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
All pursuits limiting: in obtain bargains will lum- iho opportunity from now until the first o'i'Octobcr, as our
culii'c stock must lw sold, as wc «lcsirc in upon our Iu-w store with now goods.
Hosiery.
Lmlics' “luck and Solid (Tol-
ors, lull regular mmlc m lilo,
Lmlics' Brilliant Lillie Tli'i‘ilil
Hose, all colors, 39c. rollucml
from Mic.
Lmlios' Black and (‘olorcd
Lisle Thrcml llusc. 50v. reduc-
ed from 750.
Children's Lislc Finish Hum
220. reduced lrmn lilo.
(lenls’ Hull lloso Show
Knit, 100.
Gouln’ Unbleached lluli' Hose
_ for ’I‘rilmniu:
Flute and F1199: Glass.
.0. -—
sic-um Sowing. Pinning.
:iual Turning.
HH .
' . H >1 '1 ml "t'uu-i (r. xri'u: wt: 4 ll: :13
unha-
l {:1 lost ll Marshall :{iuel
South Norwalk. Conn.
Halal, Bailey l in.
EERlESS
ores
no Your Own Dyeing. It Home.
Th y un‘. dyt' everything. 'l‘lwy are-sold curr-
wlimc. l'rln v I00. n [sari-“go. Thry lmu- ’Illl‘qtlll
! r Sin-null). Brightness, Amount Ill ".il'l‘mhi
or {or F t‘Klw ~n ui o’ul-lr. or now“ .11.}: unnum- ~.
‘l‘luy do u t v: «N; or stunt; in colotn. Fm mix- by
.-
)lih ll
1‘
lull rcgulnr mmlc, 170.
“Nils. Solid l'nlul'll mul Sll'l»
pml full rvgulur mmic, lllc.
Gcnls' l'Ixim Film ”all Home
.lull rcgulur mmlo, 25c.
Silk Mills, Black and Colors.
lllc. Worth 25c.
Black Tuil'uln Glows, lilo.
Linens.
uuuucnm TABLE DAMASKS.
62 inch wide, 29c.
58 “ 350.
5‘3 “ ll 50.
6?. “ 50(3.
RlI'I'AlLl'le FAR BELOW
Manufacturers: Prices,
For 2 Days lily!
2%. Hill and cxumiuv.
llllll l 80. BOSTON
‘ 1 .U ll‘lllll, Ill lllt' old stmui. wlicrc ' “ill krl'wun-vn-
llul l‘ a l“. 'I‘ll:u~_\'. :mlthu It lull-willing: My: Hot lllli‘ ii' \Vmpp. Symon-s, t‘humnm
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TW All SAL
ladies’ and lents’Wulllnderwear
, (lull Weather lands at Hot Weather Plllll.
During May wc mmlc :1 purclmw of (NM 20041010“ Lmlics‘ :mrl (ionis's Wool Underwear
at 50 cents on tho dollar, which we shall place on sale at. priws novcr lwl'uro known, and fully
50 per (-cul loss than the some goods can be bought for when llu- srusun fairly (mom ""4"
will be a rare opportunity for those in want of ll'ool Underwear.
NOTE PRICES.
75 dozen Ladies Wool Vests. ml stitched, never sold llefilrc for loss than 506., Special Price
7.3 (lozcn chls' llouvy Wool Shirts and Drawers
till «lnzcu All Wool Scarlet Shirts and Drawers at
for loss than $1 lli"ll)TP. if you noml‘ anything in this line, do not lull to see them.
Do not fail to $00. ilmm.
'lhcso goods have never been sold
Remember this Sale is for Two Days Onlv.
Special Bargains in DRESS GOOl.)S,'Which must be sold before
moving.
'_,. ' .‘l-‘ . ,. .' ,, ,, ,, ,,
1.: R10“, 110‘“), ll WINDxphs howls, .m illillih u uh, at, l!l«,., sold or cryphcrc for 29C.
1. Incl-vs Mm.- lnml, .lJ inclics wulc, :lf . 34v. pct yzml. uovr-r'solll lwinm loss ilmndfic.
“lull llll Burl Willi
IS CLOSE AT HAND.
E PREPARE FOR 1'
NOW.
1
1
l
8-1-53
1 ...H. H... __..
l “in. PAY Till-Z
lllighcst t'asli Prim-1
. l
it‘ll ,
l
lluzzs. llmws. But i lcs iron;
and lit‘lalls.
l
Plim- tummy, « :m -..‘. 2|.» HM ;, l.) ~t‘ln!.ll;_' {we ‘
s
l
in! mu! m
\\ ll.|.l m rmmtnu;
l"l'l' \‘nLu‘ALK.
J. r. Peckwell. i
T Ji‘mt‘.‘ Rock. “'12!” N... l
Norwalh. - (301111.!
11mm: Illllhlc m ll|.l.li’.ll£flilll‘ i
1. .
H A. R IN E S 571
Turnmpch-mlh lmucmnn-rtml lmvr him-n llu
rut-my of our all [hr whims! :ml larch-t minim—h
flu-nip In ill» unh- fur flu pulr of
llni‘nc», Stulollw. Ilullvm Hui“;
l'lngli'h. i'nil'n's, 50'.
The 131.1011 3511368
l
Fine Harness To Order.i
llm nlzvl
l llulwr. l'ced "am. 'l'rmrlu: . Bugs .m-
llll llli‘ll Wllll', 55¢. ‘;
5;: u _, mm
fill in. Willi? cxiru lino 690.
v"
‘ ALL Lix'ux Towum.
lDuuuu-lk 32x18. lilo.
:lfillllclu-lmd Huck, 32xl8, 150.
llllcuclmd lluck, 45x24, 21c.
gillonckcd llunmsk, 42x24, 25c.
llll‘ch’d Dam. cx line 42x22 40c.
,llnck, 45x26, 25w.
3 While Napkins. llunmsk, 6530
Ho $2.50 per (loz
68 Washington Street. South
,
«— .\'I‘
E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
l,()CI{\V( )() n k C(.).. Nomv’alk.
Turkcy llccl Napkins, Mic.
filo $1.50 per (102.
. 'l'm‘lwv llmi 'l'ulllo Dunuu‘lk,:culm’el1 Blilllfllfill Tame cove”
Fnsl (3,131.5, 54; inch wide ‘i-gc , HM All Linen, @135.
' 12 ml All Linen, all 50.
,b-l All Llncn, cxtm hue, 351.“; $100 002 Yankee Colnrmrfi
lie-l All Linen, cxlrufinc. ll
llcnmums 0! Table Linen. l oz. lmlilcs 75c. per domino
llcmuzmls nl' Hulccns. Prints. 1 oz. lullllm $1.35 [MW 50712»
(.‘cnlury ClOlllrj, Muslim, Nuiu- ,,,,_,.H,W,,.,,,WM w u ,,, M, ,.
soaks, lmlm Linen, and Lawn
will be sold at cost. Bulamreol
Embroidered Shoulder Shawls
gal reduced prices.
. W.’ 8: M. S.
phullltl uvml thumbs: of.
every (lemrtment.
MITH,
orwalk, Bonn.
Special Prices
’to
ARCHITECTS
' and
BUILDERS
It is not all
covered will:
Nickel Plato
“
It is made in
Y0“!
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
R I if II M 0 ii I)
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
Tin Roofers.
Parauls Lu: Thu on.
it will pay you to lnnlr at
our line of Silk, Woolen and,
Velvet Dress Gmnls.
n,» nmrkcl‘, mmmmevd. Arbour Iii-I W at!
You will find bargain» in
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