meiotic new
Anti Asked Bette Elope with
Him.
DA". DAISON‘N IAID MEANS.
sa- 'l‘ails Ia- bury er fl IaDsw's Par-
aait d Her—Ila lowed ler and Wished
i. use. lav us. warm l‘rlaoaas
as, ha. is. sine.
Clam“, ll. c.. June —In the an
d Dr. Hollow tor the murder Editor llaw-
are, Dr. laalgauli, :- naturalist, corrobor
“theater-unto! thephysician whomds
hopes-mortars ssaatlnatiou that the (stat
mot-mutualiehiad the hack of the
mod man. The lllylh'riilifl woman in
IcDow'ahni- k gradually being iii-ought
latotbcass, andltisaxpaoted thatchewill
be duly Wight up
The lesa laid 'l'estllaa.
The "Hans of Maria liardayron, lira
Dawson‘s Bwb laid, was the notation of
fiday. flbwasbroughtherwby In.
lbwsna from Bwitserland, two years ago, as
mtnrhwchildrwi. She hi 3) years
ouaadabamkomebnuwtta withdark hair
Mafia-hunt.“ lane, and aweilde-
What. ilbsunderstands English, but
qisaksit imperfectly. ll: manner was col-
s “Indium herself with an air of
haul-ins. ller'lrstmesting with lchow,
fltasuMwason Feb. 2 last lleinat
hunthsptrestandaakadherio runaway
withhiin. Shatoldhlmthatshewould not
Obit; dlswouldnot leavellraDawson for
-
Hollow Rad Kissed llor.
Is not her frequently on the street after
that, and persecuted her with his attentions
wk. she was going to scbml with Capt.
Dawsonk children and when she was return.
”home. liavkltad her several time at
Dawson‘shouas when Ira Dawson was
ashington and Capt. Dawson was at his
v' :ork In The News and Courier oflloe. He
-tt her flowers and gave her a watch to re-
manberhimby. Ila told her that he had
Imrrleda (lei-man woman forber money;
that lit married life was unhappy, and that
hwantsd her torun away aitbblm and
marryhim. lie toldher that hecould not
at a divans trout his wife in Charleston, but
would take witness to North Carolina and
aim securing a divorce would marry her.
InDow had taken a photograph from her.
He had kI-ed her, but only twice. She knew
hb conduct was not proper. She did not love
him. She felt sorry for him because of his
lliHortiine. She believed that if she had
yield to him he would have supported her.
A Ball Maul Witness.
Thethre- was self M, and made a
good hope-ion The defense will now open
thousand 11ch may takethestand bim-
sell. The argnnsent will probably not begin
until Friday.
IT WILL BE FORAKER.
Bat Ialialay's Nani. Was Vary Enthusi-
astically lucnlvnil.
Commute, 0., June idly—The Republican
nonvantion is in semen here. All day long
Out. Dawn has been gaining, and with For-
aksr outoltherace bis chancesfor succe-
would be good.
Thueis much talk againstathird firm,
but the tidal wave for Foraker is swfikng to
suchproportiousthatnlg ntlycau
, "' The only
is beiinmlnatad. The
Meantimfisthattheothernandldates
iallrecsiveacaaplim-itary votgandthen
Isttherushtothegovaraiwba
While Forakerhsgraatfavorite,thema—
tionotchlnlsykmbbeatrmaaCooper
inhisopanhigmsachealladfortbthewildeet
uthi—‘stu. Buchan ovationhasnever be-
lmbesngiven snymaninanOhio conven-
tion. Bepealedcalls weromadeforlchin-
lay,buthe sat silaitthroughalltho cheer
lag. Heisman-mums clairman ofthecen-
lion.
Itlsconnededthat Speaku anpecn will
unnamcondplaceon the ticket. Save for
the anti-third-term ripple, the great har-
mony prevaflgandthemajorityarepufectly
mttiiodhoglve Foraker his fourth nominaw
that. -
Conga-man McKinley will submits reso-
latlimindcslngthecivilsavicelaw. Chair-
n-aCoopc-idinhis speech onthkpoint:
“Tindvilservice law will now be harestly
obs-wad. Neither upon thh nor anyother
b-willthellepuhlinsapartymahsahack-
wardstep."
Amlntiouot sympathy with Rutherford
nfiayes in his bereavement was adopted
byarldngvote. Thefollowingseemslikaly
tohstha ticket: Governor, J. B. Foraker;
limtenant gova'nor, ll’. L lamp-ontmpnrno
figs, 1'. J. Dickman; inanbsr board of
while works, William H. Hahn; clerk su-
pineeourt, Urban Hester, attorney gen-
cal, D. K Watson; statetreasnrer. John C.
flown, andscbool commi-ioner,.lobnllaa-
7 nnuekuiu it... new you.
Illa Caught a Club and hast by Neal)
a III-(lb.
lllw loam, Ooaa,Jaas fi—‘l'iie two
dis runs betws. the Yale and University
of Pennsylvania freshmen new on the
Thames river cixiras was was by Pennsyl-
vanh by about three-quarters“ a length.
‘l'beotlkial time was; Pennsylvania. 10:00“,
Yaia will», The race was very rIoee
throughout, but excited no enthusiasm.
Tb Yale inmgot more credit for good work
ha their opponents 'l‘hey linked euro to
It at one and a halfmileahutnoariha
Inhbthsir No. Scaught a nraband quIhipped
hl mi. lite rewvu'y was quick, bill he
did not aid much for the renninlug half mile,
und Pennsylvania, by a truiwuilous spurt,
got the bow of their best just ahead of Yale
by the time the line was reached.
Pennsylvania touk the water first at the
dgnal, and by rapidly running up a :m iIiroka
mm! a length lead within the find no
yards. Yale started u! at :5 sin-kn, pulling
wimtilrdly, cloned the gap at tin-quarter
mile. and was sum in the lead.
At the half mile pint Yule had it lead of
0'0 minds, pulling :lii ntroko-t to their up-
pollelite' 3'). Pennsylvania was pulling a
diort, Illlpp" stroke, while Yule was long
and sweeping After [Ia-sing the half mile
point Pennsylvania gained a trifle, and luth
crews paaIed the mile flag in 4 mm, is m
hum the mile to the mile and a half flag both
cows wue potty well together, Yale doing
by far the better rowing, but Pennsylvania
pushed theboa‘ of her boat slightly to the
lrouf, puking the mile and a half ling in 7:10
to 7:I5 for Yale. The Pennsylvania ammred
“lie fresh atthn finish. It was their lint
victory on this river, and the first full race
Yale has lost since Isn‘t
The strokes at each half were:
Ponnsylvanla.. “8.37. it”
Yale” .. ,. ......35.M..Ml.
Mr. it C. ll'atmri, «ii Boston, has been
solec tad as referee for the l' eunsylvonIa-Col—
mun-nail race.
PHILADELPHIA’S BORGIA HANGED.
Ira. Sarah Jane Whitening l'ays tha
Penalty.
l‘nimnsuuila, June BIL-llnt Norah Jane
Whiteliug, who murdered her husband and
two children with poison, was hanged in
Moyamenstng jail. llor death was instant
and palnlem. She was not fearless and null-
Ing tothe end, for when her lifetime was
measured by secrinds she was rein-d with a
helple— terror that only the imminent» 0!
such a fate can give.
iln the scndold her fonn swayed and trem-
bled like a leaf. Her face was urban and
torment in every feature of it. liar eyes
were dull and staring, and she cried and
groaned incoherently Mich words mi, “Dear
God, hear incl Donut leave me. Saviour,
have mercy!" The air was stifling to the
watchers, and the suspense was awful. One
could hear her quick rind short breathing.
Hangman Richardson, dropping to his
knees, wound a band around bu plain black
gown above the ankles and bound it tightly.
lie was up again like a flash, and slipping the
black cap over her face, the noose, directed
by a hand from behind, closed over it. One
tightening at the knot, Ii sob, and a second.
Aguard on the upper rail raised his hand
and dropped it. The doors of the scaffold
flew asunder and Sarah Jane Whiteling had
stoned her crime. Her neck was broken
The body was cut down after thirty minutes
.Iud takenaway msome cell secrecy by
therapertay‘m an“. e ’a post mostem
Walton.
kin. Whiteiing left 13,000 to badistributcd
among ha lawyers, and gave her body to the
«use of science.
lira. Whitehng poisoned her husband and
two cbildrenin the spring of 1855, each a
month apart,and collected nearly $300 in-
surance on their lives The bodies were
buried almost a month intone the suspicion
of the authorities was amused
THE LATEST FROM JOHNSTOWN.
Gen. Hastings bucked—Two More Badlas
Becovcryd.
Jonas-rows, Pa, Jun alt—Twenty-four
of the Chicago houses have arrived over the
Baltimore and Ohio railway. Two have
been erected and are already occupied. They
are not much Iargerthanthetenhi in the
camps, but are much more comfortable.
Gents-actors McKnight and Flynn are pay-
ing of! all of their men. Alergo number
will hedischarged. Those retained will be
reorganised and renumbered.
Thomas Hordcaetle, of Iannstar, Pa, any
ployed by Contractors Flynn and hicKnight,
drank a qinntity of embalming fluid by mic
take. He may po-ibly recover.
Gen. Hastings attempted to ford the Cone
mangh river on horseback. The animal
stumbled and fell into the water. throwing
Gen. Hastings over his head. The general
follnearthe bank and scrambled out none
the worse for the accident except a flier-
ough wetting.
The total number of laborers discharged
by the contractors is about 1,“ men. The
atewasidentifiedasliarryKeedy,ofJohrn:
town; the other was that of an unknown
pawn. ____________
A Busy Day at Yale.
Nsw Ham, June u—‘l‘nesday was a
9.
Yale. Speechsw-omadebyadoaen
notes, and among them Profs-«P.
MadChicago; SammlD. Page, at
“phi; Evan Wooll-i, (I Indianapolh,
audlrederinkfl. Betta aadAlbn'tLWdr
nugofNew York. Tbemcntive committee
oftheYalsalnnmiformnonn‘stsottw-r
ty-dghgwltb l’rsaidart Dwight attlis head.
At nouProfmsnr EGWood,l.D. and
1.1.11, of the University 0! Pennsylvania,
addremedthsmsdicalsfioolinnattallchapel.
OnmCrmgi'egationaldiurokwaspscksdat
do’elnekwitkaaeagsr andlsncstolistai to
the addrnelChaunoeylbepewml New
Ea?»
Yerkdfimo the cis- otYab
law about. The owns-Id wise critic-is
m delivered by D. Jackal, d
Muhwa; Henry galley-ville,
0,,uawuiunnmugo‘rmnu
hail Dyadic-vial-
firamofllune fi—Wardn lint and
KaspeOeanaughtu,“ the flag
IIIIII IioyIII Bl no. son
8i: Young People Drowned in
the Hudson.
ONLY ONE Ol‘I Till PARTY SAVED.
The “and at aa Accordion Drowned the
Warning Whistle of the Evangelina I
II. I." Down l'pon the Doc-ad
Pleasure lockers.
ALIANY, June m—A [stating party, con-
detiugof John Iattimovqaou of the late
Thomas listtlmovo, the well known coal
dealer; [-2in and Joseph (tide, land and
laggie lite-nor, and two other young ladies,
consistent the llururr rlrls, from lliulsou,
N. Y., whib rowing oil the river opposite
the Knickerbocker ice hotne- at Both, were
run down by the tug Evangoilnsand the
beat upet.
All but One Drowned.
lieforea-hitaanseould reach themali were
drowned excepting Joseph Cole, who escaped,
but was almost completely exhausted by his
alerts to .00 his companions
The Other [Adlas' Na-oa.
Interb’l'hs moi the young ladies from
Hudson are Ilia Kate Ryan and kills Mary
liennuwy.
The Warning Whistle Cab-0004.
Capt. Nolannan, of the tugboat, an be
mw theparty when about Ifty feet away
and blewhls whistle, but the noise of an
amordlon which Joseph Cote was playing
evidently drowned the sound of the whistle.
'l'hepartiesdrowned are all about 2.! years
of age, and were estimable young people. A
search has been kept up all night for the
bodies of the unfortunates, but none of them
have been discovered up to a late hour.
KILLED HIS SWEETHEART.
Eugene Eatery. Ia Jealous Iago. Murders
Cora Crimes.
llrntiu, N. Y., June iii—Cora Crimes, of
Oak Orchard, northeast of here, has been
brutally murdered by Eugene Emery. Emery
is a day laborer, lot botblu intellect and
appearance is above the avenge hired man.
lie has been for several years greatly at-
tached to the Grimes girl, who was but
years old, and on numerous occasions has
purchased trinkets for her. As the girl
grew older these attentions Income distaste-
ful to her, while Emery‘s regard for her
ripened Into a wild love.
Onthefstainighthecameioseeher
while her father and mother were away,
and bitter words between them.
Emery became wildly enraged, and picking
upn piece of plank struck her on the head,
knocking her muscle-i.
The girl'a younger brother and an uncle
were [resent and attempted to Interfere, but
were threatened with death by the man, and
theyrsnaway. They turned and saw him
heating the girl's head into a shapeicur man:
When help arrival Cora was dead.
Emery had lied, but parties of enraged men
with ropes and weapons went in search oi
him. For protection he nought Officer (maria
l’rusiia at Unions, and was taken to Albion
jnil. Emery isabout is) years old. He was
married one fifteen years ago, but a disa—
greement drone between him and his wife
and they have not lived together.
Phelps at Washington.
. Waanixm’ow, June lit—William Walter
Phone, of the Berlin commidon, has arrived
here with n copy of the Sumo treaty. lie
at once had an interview with Secretary
Blaine at the Normandie hotel. It is stated
that Secretary Blaine has formally asked
Mr. Phelps to become the United States en-
voy extraordinary and minister plentpotciy
tiary to Germany, and that the president has
very kindly remarked that he would like to
see Air. Phelps at that poet.
Bali Pnnclsno Dried {or ”00.000300.
Baa f-‘nasaeco,.lune art—Suit has been
anteraliuthe United States district court
by David H. Houston, 0! hiiildintown, N. Y.,
through his attorney, John K. Moore, against
the city and city and county of San Fran-
ciso, making claim to WANDA”), the uti—
mated value of an Alta California grant
deededtoFar'dinnnd Machine by Governor
Michel Torena in 1M3. The alleged grant
includaalarga part of the best residence
portion of the city.
SPORTING EVENTS.
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TELEGAAPI'IIO DRIVITIIS.
lows m at Internet Osrehlly Os.-
doused.
George InCann, who murdered kh wk
with a hatchet at Philadelphia, committed
ailcide at the county prison by hanging him-
self witbahandkerchlel tohhiosll door.
Dwight hank, a prominent merchant, an-
gagedtn busin- at Jamestown, N. Y., for
many years, command suicide by hanging
him-ll in his store.
Mr. Van ltten, superinteniht at
the Buflalo and southwestern divisions oi he
lrlerailroad, has teudevodhisrmlgnatlon, to
take ellect July I. Division Nupsrintandait
C. A. Brunn, of Urchin,“ Iiaadvillo, will
Ilqu succeed Van Elton.
Warren Shipmau, an escaped convict 7min
Auburn state prime, has been OWN at
Bullslo.
John A. l-‘roilerluks, of Elisabeth, N. J.,
has been arrisital at lilddletowa, N. Y.,
charged wim bigaiuy by his 0m wiiu lie
has been mniuilttail to Jail to await the ac-
tion of the grand jury.
At the mat of Havel-ford, Pa,
college many eminent educational pwphI
were pinsent. President oimferrod
degrees upon the twenty—sis graduates
Inch interest k taken in the outcome of
the appeal of the louisvilie players toth As-
sociation protesting agaimt the payment of
the wholesale Ones indicted for alleged viola-
tionof the club's ruin. Aspscial meeting of
the Association will be held when the clubs
gowuhandthegrlwvanossol themeuhave
been put in lrgsl form forprssentatlunon
that occasion.
hols-or Edward 8. Horse, of Salem. has
Just renslved notice of lib electionas nor-
rupondiug numb: of the Radio Society of
Ethnology, Anthropology and Arch-elegy
accompanied by the society‘s diploma Pro-
famor llndnit Verchow, the eminent natu-
valid, is prudent ot the society.
Ira Charles 8. Hall, oi Ddlas, Pa, com-
mitted suicide in her hndiand's drugstore
by taking earholic acid and corrosive subli-
mata. She had for several days shown evi-
dence of matte] unsoundn-
E P. Wilkinson, formerly of Auburn, N.
Y., I. being tried at Wilkesbarre for th.
fatal shooting of young Thomas Gallagher
on April 10. Ben. W. I]. McCartney ap-
pears for the Vienna:
The firm of lngbam, Clarke&Co., book-
sellers, dolng busine- at Cleveland, 0., and
leadvilie, Pa, have aligned. Liabilities,
040,”); slots abontthesame. The align-
snout was caused by oulaide speculation by a
memberoftlie firm who signed papertothe
amount of “£5,000
The United Gla- company hasslected the
following oilicen: President, Oren ll‘. hares,
Cans-iota; vies [reside-it, Benjamin F. Slo-
cum, Ithaca; secretary, I. D. belong, Utlca;
treasurer, Oliver A. Hess, Dnnbarton. This
lsthelargest gla- company in the United
Elaine and has twelve factories.
Col. John lcCauIl, of comic opera fame, is
quite ill at his home in Baltimore.
Yal‘sclaaI of l880 has subscribed 83, 500 for
the new Yale gymnasium One member of
the claw gsve his check for 31,01) to purchase
a special gymnasium outilt.
Chief Justice Puller, of the supreme court,
has land the Inland nartlsat New Rochelle,
N. Y., lorthesummer. It is said that ex-
Prosldeot Cleveland will be Mr. Fuller's guest
during the month of July.
Elizabeth Jackson, the woman whose muti-
lated remains were found in the 'l'ksun-s, is
suppomd to be another victim at “Jack the
Ripper."
Superintendent Porter of the census bureau
hasdivided theeountry into 173 census dia-
tricte, for the purpose of taking the next
census, each one of which will be In charge
of a supervisor. In 1880 the country was
divided into 150 districta
Ila-moth Plant of aa lagllsh Syndicate.
Banmou, June ltd—The Manufactured
Beard this week says English iron and steel
makersare mparing for a work which will
have great influence upon the future of the
south and the country at larga An English
syndicate has purchased 0011!) actor of min-
eral land at Cumberland Gap, a point in the
mountain range, mparating Virginia, Kn-
tucky and Teena-so. They have already
spent 84. «new at Cumberland Gap, and
made contracts for four furnaces, rolling
milisandsfeel workstocost 83,,000000, for
opening coal mines, involving a coat of m,-
000, a $500,000 tannery, seven saw mills in
full operation, four brick yards, machine
shops, planing mills and other enterprises
representing a capital 11 morocco
The latest totbe nursery is a
solid silver tinted rattieTwhich revolvm bav
owe-i the twoendsofahugosilverspur.
llloodtkiraty 'l’asas Politicians.
Arms, Tex, June at—m killing at
RedGibam at Wharton by Kyle Terryhas
stirredupbad bloatinWharteoandtbead'
joining county, and there are grave fear!
that the opposing factions will clad: and
much blood bashed. Everybody goesheavily
armed. Tbegovernor bar ordered the?»
toriariflato Whartonand Capt. Jud
rangerstolllckmd. Thelaudbapolltinal
onc,lmtis not confined to Republicans ca
onesideandDanoaatsouthaotherntha
mixture, Democrats and Republicans being
oneachaida 'l'evry.whokflled0lbson,isa
soaotCoLTas-ry,“ tbsfamoosTa-ryrang-
unandhasastrnngtollowing. Gibsnnwas
quiteprominontandhadsccrmolfrtmda
. ____________
Fifteen Iilllaas for Paula-a.
Waanixoros, Junefl-‘i‘hsprnsinnoflea
hasmadersquisttimslpon tbs treasurydr
partn—tforOISMMoutdthe
atieu,to be avallsblsJulyl. Thisamonnt
willba placed to theaeditof the patsinn
agentsnnthelsterhdotthooomingmouth.
Thaneresaidtobsbstwoenflfiflanle,”
firstpaymeatvondiersawsitingihs deposit.
ingottbls-imey.
l-ps'sstriha.
Baxoomla,1une fli~8argrnt & Bod
rainbow-taking is mills nowidh.
Fears areenIu-hisd that the menintha
aprivermilh will join the turn now out.
The strikers are already working for thh
ad. Bothdd- are Irmandth‘enondltioa
dalairshimiafisfacta'y. Thee-lime aro‘
oloasdandnodisturbaunuarareportsd.
New Presidential Postmaster:
Wasmsoros, June n—Tha president has
IS IOOIl
BIKING POtiOEIl .......
POIIE‘I‘
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FIIOII AHMINIA?
Aalswellknown. ammonlalsunhealtlh
fol in food, and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to cor-timers of food com-
pounds lies In their ability to choose
those madefrom healthful substances.
Unle- manuhcturers publish just what
their baking powder is made of.do not
me their goods. butbny lutead
OLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
'l'liispowilarlsinadeonl ofstrictly ure
nreamoftartarJnd ’ andyatrlctl L.
gloat-boas“ of soda. with a little’ w
llourtopraservelt. 'Ihlsiaatteeted
ogcial analyses of hmmn‘ and 0‘
c mists, an chemists
Boards of Bedalhm throughout the noon
Cur-urn Banana. hum, N
0. &0. TEA
The Netti Tet Ever 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A “081‘ DKIJCIOUH BEVERAGE. 'l‘liY 11‘.
l: viii rm: 3! try Into. duality um mics
It is the mourn-r (in All! l. on. pix-hit from
It i boat plantations It. Il .: ILH'Allil‘t“ itlmoiilii'ly
| Ins and fn-e from all Ii liillrniwns or which“:
in silt r The package: at"! hour on: nlly ai' ah i
std asrrautmt full weight. It ll mom-xen-
oiuiral in use than the lower grad It
Oriental It Occidental Tet Co., 11“.,
fluid 0,75", 35 Hurling filly», Nan York.
Fur Inle- Irv the Iii-at I-rm‘crs.
l‘. D. LAW'I‘ON & 00..
ll. L’IIOIIEDIEU,
CHAS. ll. I‘Eltllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. l’errls. Hoses Glover. David Plattg
8. K. Stanley. Mrs. Henry Seymour
and Others
Below will be foumi a sample of the multitude of
letters of eucou ragcmcnt Franklin flower a. son, of
m Broadws New York, dslly receive. The sub
Joint-d unsnlIEIted testimonials ore from your friends
sad nel hbors, ladies and eutlemen you know and
or their honor an straight! near, and
who mmld soon to bee party to “hm-ermine.
Whathasbeendoneiorotberscan he afar
audit Is folly lolongcr suflcr when the meauao
recovery lies at your very door
COL C. II. FIB]!!! ssye: "In in 1 war
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Janndiee o! the worst
damption. reducing my weight about sixty pounds.
Inclined about one year earsuda half. Bmy hing
was done that medias aklll could suggest. Piua'ly
a council oi doctors declared my me 'incnraulc;
nibere gave no the benefits of llOllllll. Then I was
dually persuaded to fake llowea' Blood Purifier.
After taking two or three bou'es l was entirely
curedand have been swell man for our six years.
Ills. DERBY DHIOCB. said to have bad
a cancer removed by Dr Cummings. of New York
city. Wu my low—reported likely to die anydlsye'
Mtsbletowatkslone;mwould not heal
Discova'y cored her seven years ago and has been a
well woman since.
s K STANLEY, nearly ilgbfy years old. and
was calorie manly from a hard cough.
doctors-aid had an "ulcer on his long." and
could not live. Ilsving heard of the wonderful
cures doncby "Them-t Blwd Purina." l sen
[or it at once and look it faltnbtully bra’lth nougbdle
sppured and sin noweo
Testimony ofs Remarkable Cure
in Nonvelk, Conn.
Ill-s Celia Dtarr. (new )lrs. Charles
Bennett). Grant St" Norwalk, Conn.
lladlldney trouble. Dyspepsia. impaired circa
;wassonervous that
eat. Paid out are
: "I did not expect to
i. "$m°'"m.”u°m
sfrlend. ltook is W
i’amm since. lwas not able to walk without help
-am now able and dowalk all about town several
time-ads. lamsncwpamandl would not
bebsckw l was tor thousands of dollars.
consider“ Ibe best medicine ever clued to the
public. Dr. i'oinotock,of New York, told me he
would not have believed I could have been cured if
he had not run “gone by Franklin llowcs‘ lati-
nsl Dirtov " median
rry Poll DALI (IN! IRBALLY.
TRY 0113
Oil. CIIIIIIII Creamery Butler.
11' PLEASE! IVKRY Till.
DANIEL L’HOMMEDIEU.
ROUSATONIO RAILROAD.
DANDIIRY l NORWALK DIVISION.
(Banded I’m loth. 18”
In?
SOUTH-
iivJorwalk. Lv.lo.Nawslk. Ar.Wllsen Poht
Tania. "Gain. Dina-i.
ll? “ s27 “ 85 "
m- " "Iii " "I: 2.
IO . . I.
323’“. 4“": ‘39:.
037 “‘IM Ifi “liked 640 ”I‘x‘d
'm I. 00 a” 00 h a“ 00 I.
9“ 0| a! lo“ al I. lost u 00
lunar.
ma.-
.m
' NORTH.
[L'ilstml’oinb [mullet-walk. ArJlorwalk
iltanllxed Ina-.l'x'd utilized
on “ 05 MI'
I. til “ 912s...
not " Dunn. in! .I.
SO ”Ilsail "0 "lined ale
“to “
.u u
637 “
IAIN LINE.
lesvalriilpp'tfnrl'lttaleld
t anaemia-o1
tutu-I“ molten.
«OPP-$5
18am
Ambler & Sammis’.
The One lot 22-inch Plaids,
. fl! 1‘" ENGLAND IRMA]. 00.
ismnow Moltkwnpsteothel I lit
tarulsgldewslksal " "p
Reasonable Prices.
”soul athatloa glvm to
Curbs and Cutters.
Intimates tsralekel sad work pie-pity attesdd
JOHN B. MORTON,
Taylor Avenue, Iouth Nerwalk.
P. 0. Bus 18!. ital:
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS
-' A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
.A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
-“p—
Barn-Yard Manures.
OAYM NO BROS
SOME
Special liraifinns
'—Af
40 yards F ncy Matting (by
roll) $4 0.
Bargains In Black Surnli, 670.
Bargains in Black Penn-de-
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadamc 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallic Fran-
coise, 98c.
Onc lot Plaid Flatuncls, 810., ro-
ducod from 40c to 25c.
One lot Plaid Flannels, &c., re-
duced from 500 to 38c.
One lot 54inch Tricots, 060.,
reduced from 85c to 50c.
&c
reduced from 25c to l2lc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
llIBLE OSIIIIIIS.
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlsl Steamer,
Bane Oharles,
Capt. Fred I. Byxbec,
wulmnimrnnellskingDally Trips to NewYork
Comfort, Safety and Spoor].
Popular Prices.
So. Nerwalk to New York. Single
'l‘rlp,40neate; Excursion, 70 nests-
Onsedafter
Monday, June 10th,
'l‘heliteainawtli lesveWiison Pittstensrrtvslo’l
we'trainles
J
:5
FE
L?
-. Retaining lmvelew ork.Pier Riva,
foot Jdusou skullhpwm andfootsiu
last liivu. am It. with trellis at
Wilso- Point.
Always Take the llassahsic Lise.
For further lair-station apply to
mom "macs. v. r. so. 1..
“south thu. lewYovk.
C.ROLDS.Aglat. WilmnPoln t,Onua.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT Lfli
Hamill tIiiYIIIi
-Till PROFILLIIID-
' Insidby-tbadayyormgtalsdw
Artlleial Otsse llteps. Gaping.
Lawn noun”. ‘
CA R RIAGE BLOOI'IS.
&0.. &00,
Manufactured by C. T. lEONARD
ss Water ltraet.
ATW COST I
Blunt OllI Sale
“4.4....“
Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
(be
5m iy ,
Cell Early and more best
bargains.
Sale absolute. Going out of
business.
1:. C. WHITNEY.
13 North Main St,
floutli Nor-walk.
EVENING
Commercial School
DIPAlTlm—Dya
utility
allots, note all kinds of bnelness. papa, with
whichoiusc lando theyareprsntiully
dtiedtor an mmetclsl tion. aesaions—
lauds Wednesday andl'rl miner.
tlllO BAND AND TY lrwanlNG DE
narimeotlslo oehargs of a tactical teacher. who
can sauna best unions—Tomlin and
Thursds evenin
Ollt A. CLASS—A practical teacher voai
Yale College gIm lessons we efferuooas each
week.
Wouldbepleuedto have you call or srlte for
partials" realm ll nuscos.
Gazelle Building, Norwntli, Ct.
P. ll --AlaoI of Business Department, Bridgeport
BusinessCo llege.
Merrill Phonograpic Academv.
asp-—
Commercial Training School.
51 Atlantic st.. Stamford, Ct. lu “
Daysnu Evening.
SilOlt’l'llAND and Typewritl ng tinent
Infi’i'fd'ii ”'mw’”“”&“°o'.i" mm
C nae I
School. llartiwd. Conn. q
COllllltOlAL Department. for the study of
bookkeeping, suntan-hip, arithmic, etc. .,
Inchsrge ofPIot. A. ofNaw York ork.citv
Youugmui and women usefully prepared to all
honorableaudlsastiva positions.
“Remington Typswlfer Headquarters for Stanford
MM! ere tyilonsee supplied wlfh competent ssrlrt-
anis on short notice circulars and full infor
nation call on. otaddrree.
tilts I. AJfllllillLLJ’rl
of Atlanilrrt, I'Ilianiforil.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
Inallgradeeotfitiflandfiolt lists. Spring Style
Silk Hats,
Boys nuts, Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Crush
Hats, km, at
,KNAPP’S,
91 Wé’sltington St.
Particular attention paid to
no... Cleaning and Ironing
Silk llaiII.‘ he
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Oillce
An one In want emolflen or wishing to
ohshgehtsorherplane, will itwul y thereto
call and meter. tree
We have a Wire.
horas
Wally ”Tum nivx.
la. DOV-tacit, Baa-gt.
CANDI ES
minted vii-ices
BAKERY Q
continuum. cams-on. «ennui-on. "‘
MrsJohnHolland
nation‘s am
'15"
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
ii. . .Il
Oils Va___I_r__IIieh_es. ‘
Berry Bros. Hod Oil finish.
Wire eieei user, late,
mans—m-
Memorial Day,
Tlfll'iiil. III 300
WWW Point will be «me for the wares. |Phara-
‘ |'
NEW lTTBlO'l‘lOO-S
THIS SEASON.
FINKONSTEO O INOOOL
Proprietors.
F. H. NASH & BBQ,
COB. IAIN I WIN? 0".
Good Work Guaranteed.
if}. g ,c i
(55; 2.3.?
Z§g=§-§§ "
<§§°§im§e§
m§“§§£g§:
ix: .3 3:5
3‘ e A;
0 r3 0...
Hausa FOIIISOOIE OIIIIII!
CHINA AND GIASSWAIIE.
on Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves-
Lowest Prices in Town.
SECOND-HAN]!
Carpets, stoves, £60.,
BOUGHT AND ‘ SOLD.
Themhserlhrrhss slugs lot
second-handIsMImwhle hewiil dispose e!
mm... mm‘ calledlfnr. .. "mm
W. PODHOEE,
Bunion st.. Iprlalvvoail.
mil in
KENT & CHOLWELL,
lliSOllS ill]! PLISTEREOS.
Boilers or all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
1*‘i ire Brick WOrk,‘
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty.
owner: at a DBLLICK’I,
107 Washington It. Bridle.
lo. Norwalk, Coal.
“so, P. O. Box “0, WM (It.
Jacob M. Layton,
“Mudmm
General in surencelgency
Ire. Hie and sear-u.
Ocean him-imp 'l'leksia—Osliia sail m
oil-1m
Railroad Tickets. BaggageCkeeksd
to Destination.
South Norwalk. Conn.
TAYLOR & GOLDEN
BesilstateJ‘lreil-lfe.‘ t; ‘
meeting-ism. ,
Also Agents for ikalalb at ’
Debentureaad Par- lemma
0 t 1 per neat.
nonn- 330.6%“
O’l’lClr—fl saw-airw- et. sa Iona.
Dim 'YOOI LOO 'l'llOlI.
To-lorrow lay be Too Late.
m wrought and la
“rimi'iuwfim'fw
mngmam' «sinister-
GOIIIOTICDT GIIIRAI.
Life Insurance 00.,
or nasrrosu.
s. a. vacuum sue-i.
“Havel?-
FURNITURE“ ‘
Miamesnewnemoreuis '
air-unmet. macaw . “
muscular: news
. Biandflnoniiig
. , . « .
W . .. -. .
4‘ W mammogram.
Norwalk Chronicler