p IIIIAI. Clio” DEBAEII
Gladston 9.... Oil Upon the
‘I‘r ubled Waters.
ID. DEA I LACOII’D WAD! lil'lllICl.
to Vigoroaaiy Agalnst lasraae-
Prince of Wales' Allowaaae.
Voted Down—Cast of the
‘ W Family Per has to angle-e.
1 losses. July mn—ul'. aluminum trill-
} htqmehlathehoussof cammonsin sup-
math-government‘smoaaluolncnaas
DMtotbel‘rtnceef Waleshas
“machtohluatthssdge of mlar op-
pfltisntothegmntaandhasserved tore
mouthahittsrns-ofthedeinteonthe
subject The political u- wmcli bindtlle
munbsss, whaeowositionto the grant b
"Mullah-lander are not to
hehgbflythrmtaaidgand as they cannot
my anythlu very bitter against the movers
ofthsgraat wtthontconlllctlng,toagreater
chafingwlthtiwsswhoslqyport them,
theymugoutofrsgardfor Mr. Gladstone,
[Itahridleupoathsircritkeisus 'I'hsresult
isthatthedebategivsshmproml-eolcaurtie
mumwasupeetsdadayortwoagn
In Bradlugh's Speech.
Infiradlsughqoksiathehouss of corn-
monsagahntthsproposaltoincrsassths al-
bwaaestothai’rineeafWalea Thevsteran
Radicalspokewithmorethanhisaccnstmned
vigor,and1ullstenedtowithraptattentllm
Is
a.
by saying that this was a subject
ht to be discussed clearly and db-
tely, and it was his earnest desire to
all personal or party feeling or preju-
e Diaeonrtasy to the Royal Family.
The opponents of the grants were greatly
if they were crcliited with
p-sonal discourtesy to the members of the
l'oyll family. They certainly meant no such
thing. They had the undoubted right. to op-
pu the demands of the crown on financial
Wand if ever there came theday
when members were prepared to abrogate
them rights, and were content to merely to
cudfhewlshCr thosunreigmhehoped,“
Mtheyw- « -: Ieftsome last vestiges of
maswithw: torecognise theirownuse-
laundd ... atouce.
Statement Denied.
He (1.. - statements, sooften dinned
”their . that the English monarcl’l
hd - .. :v their private property in
much -. civil list. Neither George
Ina his . ,. , : ever surrendered any-
W ' troyal family had never
“filling to the country. A
committee of inquiry had
savings of the present reign
4 clauses of the civil act, instead
applied to defray the charges under
. uses, as the act provided, have been
~ over to the queen without the author-
parliament and in direct violation of
‘ tutes
- first lord of the treasury, continued
Bradlaugh, denied that the savings of
queen were over £3,000,000, as was
, but he declined to tell the house
what the figures really were. More than this,
m~“‘."hfllcl‘able gentleman declines to let us
knowwhat sum the income of the royal family
amounts to from all sources, evidently deem-
lngln inquiry into the subject impertinent
y.
Nothing Should Be Concealed.
Inallfairnem, he said, is it not ourright,
when our royal dependents come tonsfor
more money on the plea that to maintain
lheil'dignity, meisneeded, to bogiventhe
haste enable us to judge whether it is needed
or not? There ought to be nothing concealed.
The secrecy heretofore observed may have
led to exaggerations, but this is natural and
onghttohavebeenexpected. Therefuaal of
the government to disclose the proportions of
wealth amused by the royal family alone
jfliflsd the aversion of the country to in-
creasing the allowances they now enjoy.
Lord Churchill Speaks.
lard Randolph Churchill followed Mr.
Bradlaugh and defended the government'-
demanda Mr. Bradlaugh, he said, had ques-
tionedthetitloof thecrownto lands which
had been given up in exchange for the civil
list, but successive parliaments had recog-
nised this title and no great lawyer had ever
challenged it. He reminded the house that
they were not without an oflicial denial of
'thewild statements which had been made
‘ about flieqmen’s fortune. It was only a
few years ago that the queen's private secre-
hry, Sir Henry Frederick Ponsonby, had
denied,overhis own signature, the reports
of the queen's immense investments in ground
suits, saying that he majesty had not a
dilion to invest in anything.
He was convinced that the Radicals ovu-
utinnted the queen’s wealth with a purpose.
ltwasthalrdssignto excite popularfeeling
aphnt the members of the royal family.
nhonehere's Amendment Lost.
After considerable further debate lir.
Iabouchere’s amendment wm put to a vote
andwasrejectedbyavoteotllflto lid.
Gladstone Morley, Harcourt, Parnell
UlrisnandthshnlkoftheLihsralsand
Parneilites voted with the majority against
the annulment. The minority included Ir.
'1'. P. O'Connor, Richard Chamberlain and
SirGeorge'I‘rsvelyan, besides all the Radi-
cah The ty consisted of 252 Conser-
ufimht Libs-al Unionists and” Glada
Mn “bulls and Parnellitsa
It. finders from Amendment.
Ir. ,lerley has formalatsd the amend-
mhmb pops-stealer” londay.
walk Is is fiect that the horn h unwilling
cased In “I. W of the We by
M d. m *0 h royal fulfill],
suns m that no lurtilc
His .
be made for theyouugermsas—
hthe my. Cast for sea.
a is a tabular statement of
syn] allowance forasinglsyear:
”l
mu
Assesses!!!
ssssessrnsr
sssssesssps
.. mama—...... ......
eel balm-g a W." M
no. mm AM hsr hustled. D
lived insddmoe to this 03,180,”) in the
m years prior to hlsdesth.
the Pris-a at 'ales' lad-at.
The present Nosed Welssisnow sham
Hymnal-gs. Hahn Marathons»
in child to the British for be has
had 06.05.01! from their poo incl
a wedding [intent at 0111.0!” in IBIIB, lines
which time his royal wits has received
01,150,000 in allowances Blues Queen Vio-
torlawendsd thethronsln 18370» Gnalfl
family have received from the public tease
ary of Great Britain no I- illan "MAUI,“
and there has bashes besides in the
maintenance of royal public parks and pleat
are gardstu upwards of meow.
MINISTER FOSTER’8 MARRIAGE.
Ottawa loclety ls 0m and Will '00
Ileaognlsa the Slide.
Ol'uwa, July lain-Tho Canadian pron.
continues to devote considerable attention to
the legal aspect of the marriage 0! lion.
George ll. Pinter. minister of finance. Oh
tawa society, itla hinted, will not recognise
his bride. lIr. Foster, it wil be rsmemllered.
married lira. Chhholnl In Chlcagoamonth
ago, after the had obtained a divorce on the
ground of daemon. Both are Canadian,
the petitioner going to Chicago for the pus~
pose of obtaining relief. Collusion Is hinted
at, incense Ir. Chisholm, afugitlve frat
Canadian justice, did not otler any defense
to the amdlcatlon. The secretion- of the
Inarriagetle Is so unusully recognised in
Canada that everybody the recent
marriage as invalid, and not binding in
Canada.
lf Ottawa moiety refuses to recognise the
couple the poiiticaifuturo of lir. Falter b
hazardous, unless lady lfacdonald, wife of
the pmnlier, takes the lady underhsrsheltm-
lug wing. In the meantime Mr. Foster has
gonetollis New Brunswick home to spend
the houeyllloou. llr. Folder threatens to me
mvml newspapers for libel.
ANN ARBOR'S EMBEZZLER.
Treasurer King Is Reported to lie Short
About 320,000.
Ass Anson, Mich, July ill—Zine Pitch.-
King, a lawyer and real estate of this city,
who for twenty years has been treasurer of
the fund for superannuatad professors of the
University of Michigan, is an embeuler.
The amount is estimated to be fully 82);
Ill). The fact of the embezzlement was dia-
cova'ed at the June meeting of the Alumni
smociation when asuccessor was chosen to
King, but It was not made public until now.
At that time King turned over 88,000 worth
of property to the trustees, admitting that
there might still be ashortage of cloned
King has lived in this city nearlyall his life
and was always comidered a thoroughly
bonmt man. It is stated that he dabbled in
wheat in 1882 and was caught in a tarrib
squeeze. From this blow at his financial
standing he has since failed to recover.
King declared the shortage must be due to
his camlemnem in bookkeeping.
KATE DREXEL'S BENEVOLENCE.
she “'lil Found a Church and College
for Colored People.
Pl'rrssi'so. July ill—Miss Kate Dreael, of
Philadelphia, who recently entered a convent
here, has lumished money for the founding
of a Roman Catholic church and college for
colored people in Philadelphia, and the Rev.
Father licllennott, of this city, will under
take the inception of the institution.
Archbishop Ryan, of Philadelphia, has
been desirous for along time of organising a
colored mission, and Mia Drexel has adored
to pay a pastor’s salary and supply teachcn
for the school. She has also donated will)
for the purpose of erecting a church and col~
legs for the colored race.
Father McDermott was selected for the um
dertaking on account of his success in estab
lishing achnrch for colored people here. lie
will go to Philadelphia early next week.
One Man Fights a Town.
“'aLucs, N. M., July til—James Chocha,
of this place, having incurred the indigna-
tionof his fellow citizens, was ordered im-
mdiately to leave the town. Failing U do
so, a crowd of citimna went to force him
out. He ilred on them, severely wounding
one man. He then tied to the mountains,
and was pursued by Sherill’ Warren Moon,
who tried to arrest him. Chocha shot and
killed the sherilf. The angry crowd followed
In search of the murderer, and succeeding in
finding him, they riddled him with bullets.
Liberals Boner Their Chief.
Lennon, July all—Over 2,000 guests atr
tended the reception given by the National
Liberal club in celebration of Mr. and Mrs.
Gladstone’s golden wedding. It was a most
brilliant allair. Viscount Overbridge, on be»
half of the club, presented Mr. Gladstone
with a commemorative album, the work of
many leading artists. Mr. Gladstone replied
in an eloquent speech, which was filled with
pathos He said that he felt that he was
drowned in an ocean of kinduem. The grat-
est enthusiasm prevailed
A Steamer lined 07.108.
Baoosu's, July 21—Judge Benedict in the
United sum Court has imposedaflno of
of 07,108 on the steamer Columbia for carry-
lng more pamgers than the law allows on
her trip to Rockaway, Sunday, July 17. The
steam-”s legal allowance is 3,000 pa-sngers,
andon this particular trip 3,677 psmngers
were counted. The fine was computed at the
rate of No.50 for each plunge in excess (1
the legal allowance. Judge Benedict gave a
smthing rebuke to boat owners who over-
sowd excursion steamers.
Lincoln and Depew Dined.
lawn, July It'll—Sir John Paleston,
amnbsroi thehoussofoommonsfor Daven-
part, gave a dinner to Mr. Lincoln, the Ame!»
inn minister, and Clmuncey H. Depew.
Among those present was Attorney General
Webster, Sir James Ferguson, under foreign
neretary; Sir Lyon Playfair, lir. labou-
iiereandllr. Charles ‘1'. Ritchie, presihnt
at the local govu'nlnent beard.
llamnomasa. Strong Ileana.
Imua, N. 12,de 21—h". ThomasG.
Soughulosthhreaeomandwill becom-
niwsd to the 3mm inane-nylon.
lh.Btrongwasformsriypmidmtof Walk
snlhgqaadhasoccupiad Feminmt pulpit:
lath'nseetionot the nahwhnafornlany
yearshswasonecfthelsadingdivinssnltha
Beformsdchnrch. llismisfortuneisdnsto
likeningofthell'ain.
'l’wa Intel Accidents.
lmca, ll. I, July fl—Two fatal acci-
aun. lil- hip and tall. in. Bylvmtl'
Ian-gewasmown tie-her mg
Wmhdlythatmskmaincsdied.
Insidbwllvavaathsla-sagat
liddlesaudlinaiemeyedat em
Gathering.
The local goadp of the township, being
forumstely unimportant. I- quickly disposed
of,andtlwnltistllat the entertainment
proper of the evening begins The lint thing
is a round of riddlln, which gives maiden to
ngreat deal of ear scratching and lifting
of eyes to the rafters overhead In eager
march of the solutions, which, when an
bounced, are nsofteli in. not alnllrdly inade-
quate and astray. and give riwto no little
laughteramlaulusenlent. Thule Gaelic rid-
dles are mostly In rhymell muplets alulare
dilllcult to reluler into English; but the fol-
lowingsre specimens likely to be pnmonnced
on such ll't‘lifllonh; those pulseut who have
heard than already, and who know the solu-
tions. living coalsillcred out of the running,
and understood to it: in ”I '1'“ l. - . II’ III" M
tl-II:
“Who Is II. that goes norms Illi' unit-r, and
comes from over the water, «line; mice is
not board. who cannot syn-all u mud. and
who yet call tell us a story i" ’I‘Iu-mlmvl-r Is-
a newsmper. "A girl went out Imtwl-en two
woods and minimal between two waters:
what was she doing!" The answer Is that
she went out witllspalr of wooden water
stoups i-lnpty, one in each llllllll, and that she
returned Willi them full of Wflll'l’. “Who is
It that is always crow and . ‘ ‘ch, that
never Wear! a coat of his own, but solllulxxly '
elm‘s!" The answer Isumldll-r crab; it is
always found Ill n whelk or lllll'lilo shell, with
threatening claws protrudlllg through die
aperture. "What is that upwilu of caper-
cailzio (literally, horse of the wood) that
owns a numerous set of slmrplet teeth, whose
only food is woolen thread, that is always
double bridled but never saddled, and that
can go as fast as the wind uml yl-t move not
from the same spot 1’" The answer is n spill-
uing whccl. Hundreds of better riddles than
them go round, for the Gin-Is of Alba, as of
Erin, have from very early limos been great
pl‘omumh-rs of riddles, but us they cannot be
rendered into English without amu- loss of
pith and point, IiIIIl ill many cases mun-ll be
rendered into English at all, m- mm! for the
present [sins them by.
The rilllllcs omlml, liwvu liI'IN'IIll‘, llll‘ fox
hunter of the district, n lltll'lll'I-ll‘ nf Illltllllt‘,
age, blind of an eye, Illlll “itlll'ln-V!) crapped
bowl and stubUy lK‘ilhl, \Vllll’ll give. llilll ll
llmrvcloils n-scmblm-l- in nm- of his mvu tl-r-
ricrs, voIllntm-rs “awhile upon ”I“ trumps.“
as the (inelic phrnw is, a prqursitiun which i:
received with great favor. for Elton is a
thoroughly good follow, a pl'wligiuzis favor-
Ite wherever he goes, and Ill the sziluctillle
known to be “as lllnstcrly :l [h'l‘inl‘lllcr on the
trumps,” so our host puts it, “as is tube
found ill all the Highlands. “ l’llltillg his band
in one of his capaciom pockets (and ('upaciolls
tllcy llllil need tube, as we. shall afterward
explain), he takes out a couple of bottle corks
of the largest size, to each of which a Jew‘s
harp is closely bound by a bit of string,
there being. as we noticed, a notch or narrow
furrow or slit across the head of each cork
for the tongue of the trump to lie in comfort-
ably and without fear of dnlrlnge while being
Carrie] about in lllt' pickets of one so con-
stantly on the tramp as a Highland fox
hunter, who In out among the hills in all sorts
of weather, Illill liable to no) lumibcr oi rude
joltings nnrl tlllnblings as, with dogs at hool,
he m-l'xzmbles up and allmvn the roughest
scours Illiil sgridaml.
Ills va's hurls. we notice, are of large
size; in circumference of bulge and length of
heel; and brmclth ni' tongue more than twice
lllt' elite of the tiny schoolboy toy trump with
which we are all familiar. Taking the
tnllilps, one in each lllillil, Ewl-ll places them
in the cnrnersof his mmltil,aml using the
little linger of either hand nil plcctm. where
with to lulll'll the tongue tips, he strikes up
"lint-kintleh's Lament," inn style that makes
you hold your breath in nllnlimliollof the
exquisitely mellillllous and silvery notes. As
he runs through all the intricate fingering
and many variations of the marvelously sug-
gestive and wildly plaintive melody, you are
thoroughly convinced of two things—that
thereisa wealth of exquisite music in the
Jew’s harp for which you never before gave
it credit, and that Ewen llnx'nir is there
oughly and entirely master of all the IIlSll'll'
ment can yield. lie next plays the“l’io
branch] of Donull Dubli," and after that the
wildly sweet and plaintive airs “Chin till mi
tuille" and “Cmvlh (,‘Imilcin mo Gliauil."
During the time these beautifully plaintive
airs are being played with a lleftncss of
touch and lxiustcry of execution even in
minutest details that nothing can senses, all
the [ample sit hushed and still as if they were
carved of stone, llllIl it is not a little amusing
to see how Slitlllt'llly,flfi if at all electric
touch, the attitudes and aspect of [IS all un-
dergo the change from grove to gay, when
Ewell, without hardly a moment's interval
or intermediate note of prelude or warning,
launches into the dance music, reels and
strnthspeys of which iliinIllmlers every-
where are so fond. “link: of Pt‘ltl‘l'L'fllrll."
“Lady Mary Ramsay." the " iriclge of
Perth,” "Lord MacDonald." the “Marquis oi
Huntley's Highland Flillg"——tl:m- nml other
favorites Ewen dashes nil‘ in a style that is
simply perfect. Foruiry llgllllltt'eiol' touch,
and faultless precision and liliiiifllllt‘fi" of in-
dividual note and phrase, f run no other in-
strument,unt even the violin I'l the most
masterly halnlgmlllql n t'lll'i'cl’llfl' or more
dulcct rendering be extracts-ll. —tfm.l Words,
A Russian I-Lrite.
Stepniak, the libelttn viii". i. ii Illlclii
conversationaliwt, but czt-iilv rel-11m into si'
lance and braiding if it sti’iiu ~. him that all
that he is saying is uni b-lzwt sntiorstlxld.
llis strongly mortal I’~ .!:l 1‘. atllrm,
crowned by n magnifies-lit lr- . l :0 it look
of dclllrncy llllll refinement 22’: Li :i'lj: in con-
trast with his vigorous build uni lllt' large
bands, which seem at some iihlu to have been
employed in much rougher Will'li than Ill-mi-
tllre. Stq'mink has the eyes of :l «Emma-r,
lie seems to be acquainted with all turret-
lures and all languages—New Yuri: Tribune.
Coal Authority.
_ They tell of a judge in Willllllle‘u‘l. \‘t.,
who, having spoken of buying a rnlz‘. u :1. III‘
tcrviewud by two rival agents Cat'li of whom
had so much to say in favor of his own por—
ticnlar safe that the judge was quite- nt a loss
to decide which to buy. In a happy assault
he thought of Burglar Price, whom be him-
self had sentenced, and going tothe jail he
obtained this expert safe breaker’s opinion
and then gnqu onion—Brooklyn Eagle.
The lake on flamma-
A very good atwycI-lafrum Indiana‘polia
concerning [-an Payne‘s little boy hh
German prayer. He had just learned the
lord‘s prayer in German. and told his father
that the following evening he proposed to
offer his German prayer when hewentto bed,
inorderto nil-prise his mother. He added
that of cmtrm God could understand Gum-n
W commm school German-withontany
trouble. “Yes,” mid hisfathsr, “but I thiuh
it would mud a little morilegious, entitled
Wt not like it inthatspirlt.” “No,“
you that unbound, papa.”-id the hey.
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This Is locttlf that Ir. ii. I). limos has been
with all. ass 90.“ I can highly uninsured
hlnas s watehnsksr to any in need of the
names aampetaaland has worknae. llscaa
tumoutulneworkuaa nun; he has a very
Ins sad complete set a! . and has sleds nan
suvclu tools ands: lay Instruction; his lasting d
venetian-pal, and I might go on and state much
was, t spans forbids. Ila will nuke a ray
valuable sdmllon loans jeeslry store and I highly
«colonised the young man to any size. Ir. Dayle-
has done chronowsr, chronograph and master
work in lawless style. lie has done American.
Inglleh and sum work and general making about
a'l sinus of wawhcs. He does his work elegantly.
Yours truly. W. l’. A. WOODCOCK.
. A FULL LINE III"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils VaLnishes.
Berry Bros. Third Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. G.QUINTARD
IUBIC HALL 3m.
' l0 NEWWYdllkklil"L'EI'S'émfl‘lTll
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palallal Steamer,
Bane Bharles,
Capt. l‘red L. Byahcc,
Will commence flaking Dally Trips to New York
Comfort, Safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Single
’I‘rlp,40eents; Excursion, 70 cents.
0n and aim
Monday,.lune 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"lieu-ammo" train leaving :40. Norwslk at 7 .56 a,
In. Ill-turning leave New York. Pier 10 East River,
loot Juliet-loll st. II 3.1:. p m , and foot 3m sin-cl,
Ital-l hlvcr, 330p. m , rm norm; Willi lntilin sl
Wilson l'ull‘lL
Always Take the Ilousaleilii- Line.
For further information apply to
Till-z NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL C0.
SIDNEY STARBUCK. V. P. .k ll. it.
205 south 5L. New York.
U E. OLDS. Agent , Will-on I’oint, Conn. spin
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT ill.
Nurwallllewlnl
0n and after July 15. me. (until further notice)
—THE PROPELLERS-
\‘Tjilvm
fl/I‘K‘ f. 33 "I‘ve
be. A. Ii, ‘5 " 1
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips, Sundays cxcegned, for
freight llezween New iork, Nomlk and South
Sorwallt. Will leave He: 23. foot of Bcckmnn street,
Ncw York, for South Nurealk. daily at 1030 a. m
idue at south Norwalk at 8.30 p m.) Bxlra bml
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 5 p. m For
Romans. Monday, Wmnuday and Friday. 5 p m.
Saturday It 10.3.! a m
lghl r «raised from 7 a. m. to 5 p. in.
morning. Boats Leave Somh Norwulk. daily, '.'
l' Nurwalk. Tuudav. Thumiay and Saturday.
6 p. in
freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbnry and Namath and
Hhepnng Railroads at Greatly Reduced
Rates.
Upon spplica'ioa to agents the City of Norwalk
and llagic will be real. for special lots at freight
anywhere in New York or its Vicinity.
Wall persons are forbid Instill: any of lhe
employees of the boats of this line on accounts!
the owners thereof
IiUlBA'l‘Oh It) RAILROAD.
DANBURY k NOBWALK DIVISION.
Collected June 10th. 1880
Pamengar Trains.
Lv. Nerulk. Lv. Be. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Point
7 32 a. m. 7 u a. m. 8 ill a. as
8 l7 “ 8% “ 8 35 "
10M “ 1013 “ Ill!) “
250nm, Imam. Imam
‘ ; 3 .. , .. ‘ ..
r327 " Min-d on» " lllxoti 046 "H'x’d
8 [,5 as N 8 ‘0 II It 9 ! II II
E- 41 " “ lost " “ in :il ‘- “
. strains.
8 so a. In.
out p. m
NI I “'1‘".
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. Ho. Norwnlk. Ar.NorwsIk
t 10 a. in. blind lain. In. M'x’c‘ 210 lined
5:5 .. .. 535 .. .. til ..
so " its “ 93am.
12m " 1213p. In 1318;. in.
250 " Mixed it‘ll, .‘I' Mixed a to [red
”sum, or} “ ennui.
ll 37 '- 0 t3 "
1' l5 “
to lo " livvd 10 l? " llxed tau lined
smnur.
I 26 s. In 9 a) a. I.
use .m 0 51 p. I.
w. I]. firsvnsoaflleelens. and Gm‘l Ina-us.
P. 0. Pants. “mu-odes: .
A. W. Psalm, Passenger Amt.
IAIN LINE.
lure Bridgeport for Plitsleld
twa. rs. sees-mom
In“ .. ..
3mm a. Ill llxad I seen“ nan.
we
Bl.m luau-
.rim " summon
moss‘only as tar as m Dull-mus.
'Goesonly as fans new Illl‘urd
lid-sited «was, Booth thank to Pill-lea.
3"": thrive-son“ . V'iss has’tb usa'l laa‘a‘l
. . on,
w. it Pmm.&. Win.mfl
mm
M
use so use.
Omen. iii Elam
M. can
WW
... . ...—"......“ . ......o.m~m...._m. . .... ..
Artllelsl M 8000'. Coping.
LAWN ”Idol-I-
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650., 630-,
Manufactured by c. T. LEONARD,
as wasas Itml. an I!
TAR WALKS!
Minnow "eluted with C‘lllpclillll hrl to ml
wwnlruvmworltagsldewalksat y l
Reasonable Prices.
llpcehl stuntlon given to
Curbs and Gutters.
humus tarnished and work mommy attended
° JOHN B. MORTON,
Taylor Ase-la. loath Nerwalil.
P. 0. lion 133.
luvs iéii‘in‘iln elm
Formosa Oolong
lllcl TEA!
lsny of our neighbors, no doubt have flue 'I‘ea,
too line in fact,too delicate; lhey fall to get there
with lhe combined lemme-n and strength as do
yonrr humble servants. So if you are dlnatlsflcd try
our ea.
coo .-.._.
lle “as an old Ten Buyer.
He said: "It is sgood 'I'cs. One pound ls worth
lvm Wludfl of such tea as I have been buying, and
the price of than both is the seine."
Another said: “I don‘t wish to flatter, but It is as
good Tease I have been used to paying 70 cents
or."
Price: 500 lb.
lillle lllmsllll
GO '1'0
IIRRRERHIRIIIII’S
—— roe—~—
Ghoice Groceries
Table Delicacies,
FRUITS, (£30.,
No. 8 Nlain Street.
CASH
Rflfli'I'IllRllilllfl
——/—-oo>——~——
Pillsbury‘s Beet Flour. per bbl ................ 87 oo
.. .. .. .. .. 1m
Pine Butter ....... .2hc lb
Bat “ .ficlb
bibs. New France ....... ...%c
l?‘ lstlranulated Sugar... in
ice liked'l‘ea. .......................... 35c lb
Ila-l " " ............................. 60: lb
“ 0. Gov. Java Com-e ....... .. ..... unlb
Good Lunch Milk (Packers l it's in
Biscuit ‘ ...............
California Cherries ....................... Elk can
Kvapomled Apples... ................... lhlb
Dried Peaches ......................... 1!ch
—-—A'I‘—-—
W. IIIIIIII'II SRYIIIIRI'R,
92 Washington Street.
SEWERS!
I". ML PIERCE
DIAL!!! Ill
911deth 1:"! 1’3
AND
General Sewer Contractor
Ispr to-akseonaeetloaa with maiascww
pi nthisei onthemonhvorabletums.
Edsel toennaenwtthlhsreeentlylaid
sswersinthisdtywilllndlitothelr sdvantsg'to
mllonhlll. if
F. M. PIERCE
Box amen-ill Nerwalkgl'lt.
I.lDIES“’i ms
DYES
“De-Ii"? 0s!- Willis. at liar.
I; «am 00. a pedals. T'lvyey‘lleagnml
nan. Amount in Peek
.ar nail-lad Wm
Theydonotcmekersmst;llselors.h50rsaleby
sows Manda».me
div
porn 4..., gozmrunamm
.. _ : :~:«fh>:'ao’lw.l“l .
'3'“! has wsirhlllfl
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.." " n ;
lipaFJyml-u.«lr..suhl
an -
whammy luvs-sud, hummu-
Il-
and
use were vy'm gas of 1%
the; ; . a v .
aim-eels. it... {is at
"I DUI-.03.!!!“ Jill DMD
“I“. .
mo... “rm. "5'“
mum-L—C
Wm. B. IllIIEll h SON,
Sanitary and Hydraulic Illileell
lain once. All a 01 Washington It“
hilll’l‘ll lilitWALK. 01‘.
lMPItIlRY flTlllk'I','l‘IluY. N Y.
Bland. (linen I'uu'f'ailli’l‘ult N Y
WATRRVILLI. N.Y.
local iisrvevlsgaad General Work will
1v “(who gives prompt attention.
.....m‘, I, ..-,
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
WILL PAPERS!
Glued Gills at 30c [Double Iloil.
————ooo~———-—--
Yellow ()chle In all .......
VelelI-n lied "
L. llard Oil ...........
Pull Ills of Cinch Colon and Varnish", Tube
Colon. blushes, Pain" In all and Distemper.
GLASS, doc.
Pointing. Paps-r llangiug
and Cnlcisnlnln‘r.
is North Main SI., 80. Norwallt.
”I
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We duel": telllsuli ms fur the “Mel m
etiolated w as during June.
We have saved you use dollars
a dozen on your 'Uflm
lilacs we mesa oer nettle.
We now otter will the II I.-
pertats n beauliill gold-rin- “
med, beveled use plate
glass Ill '
Installs! hol
...... ...l..:m sic-av“
edbyeenvsssersssdgotausenorsnlsle. l
our studio, overthe Moles.“ tomb“.
W ILL 0"“
RNIIRIIIL INRRRRIRIII‘R
'Ibthosewhoorderons dole-C“
Mensch.
We are selling below rest Now Is your chance.
4!:
" THE our 18 suns Ens? costs!
MORE NEW GOODS
NEW LOT 0'
Refrigerators and Ice Chests I
WATER 000L338
Just arrived, new and handsome style in Parlor and
Vase lamps. While llonnlain Ice Cream bracts. '
Window Screens to Fit Ally Sized Window!
We are adding all the line to our Kitchen Department.
Don‘t forget to call and see our new srrlnl in Oil Stoves. All styles and prices.
muse
L RIIII.
“BUY YOUR”—
COAL AND WOOD
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
~ E. M. TOLLES 85 GO.
All the lill'urlti’? varict'ez of hard and free-burning coals.
wlnlrr supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prepared
and promptly delivered.
Dal, Pill, Chlillllll all Spruce Wall land all inllt
BUNDLE!) WOOD A SPECIALTY.
Yard and Oflice, Water Street, '
FOOT OF HAVILAND STREET,
Opposite Pratt &. Weed’s Shoe Manufactory—
Special prices given for
[NEE-"'1' POWDER.
WHITE DELLBBIIRZ.
BAT l-XT‘KRMIVATCIL
KAUWIS' I‘HEQ'I‘ DBNTROYER,
DEATH UN PLEAS,
FUR! PARTS 63m.
llOACll 1000.
RAT DYNA
m3
.Il'l’lfil ILL‘B POISON") WGIA'I',
POISON In PAPER.
'1‘AN( all 113]?()()'1‘ li‘IaY I’APEB,
Wholesale Ind Retail, at
HALE’S DRUG STORE,
Cor. lustin and Wall Streets.
NOTICE !
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 Pairs of ,
Bulls llIII Ill
Tl Rt Sill Waylon Lass 'I'Illll
AT THE STORE 0F
c. H. nan
19 North Main St... filoutlt N
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The Universal Store,
No. It) North Main Street, So. Nor-walk, CI.
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