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u
'l‘
25 It
int” 25 difiereut
of the lot 23c.
sell you
, - em
nuns
1——
: Hosiery Department. ,
linden Hose just purchmd and placed on our counters
specialty tor 250, are about one-third actual cost as an av.
, and; to give the public an WWW can at ,
' of these guide will note the following.
con to buy 86.
‘5
H
u
i so dozen Ladies’ White A
styles, worth at
any “can. A'l'wj'o ff
per dozen.
5.50 “
4.50
4.25
‘ 3. 75
‘ . , 3.50
_ We have also received and will sell at half
33‘ dozen of Ladies’ Silk Mitts, in all the desirable colorings. at
El
u
to
u
.100. pair; also 1 solid case containing 30 dozen of Ladies' Swim
Vests,considered chec
, at once at Go each.
APRONS.
prons just received, consisting:
p at 25c each, will place them on
east, 35 to 50c. Your choice
“ DOMESTICS.
At our own price, com not stood for a moment.
otlier people tohumbug yon, but come to us where we?
the original standard brands of domestics at wl: at
' cost to buy in 100 bale lots.
_' Apron Ginghums, the very
one better to be produced either from New York or Boston,
(Oil 010th in all widths and at every imaginable price. Shades made and hung by competent hands employed for that
alone. Estimates given in all classes of work in that line.
ftlltlllll’lBltllPlllttlt
Don’t
best Lancaster and Glendale,
prio— ‘33,,”‘grofim‘gmm .
. 0m SPECIALTIES THIS WEEK ‘
largo varieties, large qulntitiol to he scan at our place only. Our prices this week will be strictly at Wholesale and
1 , x , ‘ m “factor“ mfg“ , , . . .
what they cost
I buy imaginable competition. ,
OWN marques-r
I « H’ ,
sour-H NORWALK
at fiéc yd.
' Nashua ll. Unbleached Muslin, 7c yd.
Continental 0 at. ‘ 7 c yd.
A good 44 Unbleached Muslin at 6:2 yd.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Muslin, Slc yd.
“ Louadalc, - Bic yd.
Dwight Anchor, , Bic yd
Newport, 7c yd.
Lousdale Cambric, 10c
d.
50 pieces 44 Percale Shining just received this week, {be
same that our competitors are advertising for 12lc, as a great
boom, Bic yd
We have also just received one case of the very best Drem
‘Ginghams in the finest varieties of ’styles, that we are selling
.at tile. Never have we asked any more for them, and which
our competitors are laying down at 11; as their greatest bar-
, onsss coons.
gain
34 piechs of Challies at this present time remaining on our
counter, the remainder of 75 Feces, which were received the
early part of the week, and w ich are selling very fast at 7c
' yard, shall continue at the same price as long as they Inst.
J Also in this (1 direct we have a complete line of euhircd
and Black 36 inc Gashmeros at 15¢ per yard
' Our general line of Dress Goods is at the present time large
and we guarantee everything sold in the department to be pre.
cisely as represented In Black Goods, of which we mate a
, we a large and varied stock. which we are
pleased at all times to show and give sample 3.
ton: n no [slut In on
PIC'I'U RE
PAPERS.
i log Styles.
AIDSIILPIIIIII.
mammary-nor
mama-hummus.
nun-r- “WWW-me.
aluminum-rumour”. Paramecium
nomadic! matron-Arno
toad - the” III-woman
but” .
ll. lltflll & Slll,
Plums hint. Mom
And Ice Cream.
order-MM!»
ctr-luau.“-
“.1.”
Wllllll llllll FlllllT STAllB
Every Afternoon for the
Blatant Sunnis in the Marin,
Way down in Price.
We a'e marching to the trout with our FlNE GRAIh'h‘D,
DELICA’I’E, SWEET, ELGIN, CREAMERY
BUTTER.
Which we reduce in price to
Ots.
22 933's. 22 Per lb.
5LB§bR$I-o.
These goods cannot be beat. Come for trial.
Jones’ surm'nvs FLOUR
A SPECIALTY,
Andall goodaandGrcat Barga’nalbrCASIl,“
.Thapartyfoundamneotbonorthat
lightning.
‘ Wld
wan
rra mm run no" music.
“inhuman-monumental
wwwuyuouum‘ww
mmmmmnnm
Iawclyl-atl.
Mm Nah, Juno h-r'l‘hla town of
tour or llva hundred Inhabitants was told
wastohyacyclonc which struck ltabout
”Warhead” night. Hearty every hour-
in town was dnnolished and nothing re
min: but a man of ruins and rootle-
walla. Plva pct-sons were killed and a
scan or more injured
in wind was accompanied by a deluge
ot ralnnndaatunnlnu hutllada at hall.
Almuathaturw the frightened inhabitants
had time torn-Ilsa the nature of their mlar
lcrtuna they found themselves in the
street and their hours: reduced to ash-pa
lac ma- of ruins. Clip business part ot
thstown la nothing but a pile of kindling
wood, not also store being left standing.
Every dwelling in the hamlctls in ruins,
only a few walla remaining, and than
without roofs.
Thclccncacnactud after thcwlnd had
subsided are beyond description. In ovary
bonus tn town somebody was either killed
orwoundcd. A hospital was at once im-
provised in a roodaaa barn and the dead
and wounded were taken there. Theklllcd
and injured are:
The Killed and Int-rod.
John Miller.
Child of J. Bromrey.
Wife and child of Issue Donner.
- child of Mr. Chapiu.
Two members of Mr. Shaw's family.
Wits and child of Mr. blinks.
Mr. Minke’s hired man, name unknown.
Mr. Shaw, father of John Shaw. is misc
lug, and is supposed to have been killed.
Injured-4. A. Brunsey, broken arm;
Mrs. J. A. Brumsey and two daughters,
the wife and family at Mr. Cutrhaw, Mrs.
M. Willlarrm an unknown emigrant, who
who taken up and dashedognlnstan ole
ntor‘a side, will die; Nellie Dolley, Mr.
and Mn. John Miller, Alexander Miller
and his entire tamily, Dr. Moore, Mr. and
”In. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Babcock
and their three children, Willie Chapin,
P. I. and T. C. Colby, ll. N. Cook, Willis
Heath, Hrs. Thomas, Mrs. Charles Miller
and In. K Chopin, Isaac Piuner, Mr. and
Mrs. Williamson, l‘mtessor McDermott,
ll. 1). Logan and many «hers. Eight are
said to be mortally wounded.
haw Cara Twat-d Lure Empty Boron.
Thcnandhldepot was destroycdand
telegraph wires are down. Freight can
mhlownand twisted about as though
theywcracmptypaperborea. ’I’hcprairte
aroundintrewnwitbdcad hogaand frag-
ments of building; The cunt. extant ol
the worm in the mrrouudlnz county is not
known-t this writing. The Russian act
tlemeutaoutholherelsdcatroyed,alaotha
placsa of William Morrison, 1). Chicken
andll. Koch. Ninctyhogu and onehoraa
were found in a grocery cellar.
A [cw houses are left in the extreme
western part of the village, but they are
without windows and doors and their con
tents were scattered broadcast over the
prairie. All thecan standingoutheratl-
mad track were blown away except one
loaded with stock, which was blown, with
out leaving the track, to York, a dist-nor
of nine miles.
Western Iowa Apri- Bel-god.
Dos Hour». In, June i—ll'cstcrn Iowa
was again deluged with heavy rains
“'edneelny night. (Ir-err damage was in
aloud upon several towns. in Pothwatr
tornie county. Mosquito creek, which
low-through the tow, suddenly overL
flowed its banks. At Underwood about
thirty-[Ive midi-mm were wracked, and as
many intuition rendered homeless. Five
miles of the Milwaukee tracks wmwaahed
away nndthnt part or town traversed by
the Milwaukee and Rock lslr‘ roads in
cubmergml under titre-en feet or water. No
lives were lost, but the-re were manyvu'y
narrow escapes by residents of the flooded
districts. At Weston the same creek over»
[towed and thacity was flooded to a depth
ofhvc feet throughout. Thirteen houses
wucwrcclnnl and titty more or less darn-
aged. Water healed the town at Persia
Ive feet. The creek at this point was one
andahalt miles wide and the current
strong. Four houses were wrecked. No
train-arc running on the Milwaukee and
Bock island roads. The storm about
Adair was the worst ever known there.
Hundreds of pins and cattle were drowned
or killed by lightning, and one am
Iailran' was lost.
‘l'roo'a Ordered Out.
You, Nob, June (tr—Ah 9.3) yesterday
morning Capt. Lundean receivada
from Governor Thaycr ordering him to re-
company A to the mayor of York.
yov “'llllams ordered the company to
Bradshaw,me it will remain and ty
tillorderiahronght ontofthaehaoawh h
reigns there. Thetnlnrsd have ban
by train.
The relic! party which left for W " ‘
Wadncaday night arrived here ycatcrthy.
A “W outrun. lunch.
New Your. June lie—About 9.40 last
night a thunderbolt broke just ovar'l‘ha
Commerclnl Advertiser lmlldla; It the
murhwcst corner of Nassau .and Fulton
”Willi!!!” "It A LIFE.
that n on ru. Ian. Randolph Wan
wrung r. mangrove-ruins".
ran “moor—norms». noun
a» w- Ilia.
Krwcuru, Pa, Juno L—A arc-trap
cation was created here yesterday bytha
arr-tot Mullandolph, who to charpd
with having conspired to murder nunm
W. 1’. Polls. The woman, who is best
known as Mrs. Minty, mode a business
of llknal medical practice, and, utter cart-
ryln‘ on her nefarious trsde {or twelve or
llftoan years, she was dually convicted and
sentenced to two years in the penitentiary.
What shown: relauncd,thrca years ago,
aha started a ltttla min the cubnrh
known as Rhlnctowu, on the west atda,
and that was her occupation when ar-
ranted.
Samuel Kluingcr is a well known char»
actor. ' He was sent to tho penitentiary
about fourteen years ago tor being impli-
catcdln the Ncshtt robbery near Mount
Jackson. A. few years ago he purchased
the McKinley farm and now runs a milk
dairy.
Blur Wot-lad a film" "
William P. Penal-president ot thaPirat
National bank. About a month ago Mrs.
minty cautiously approached Kissinger
and told him than was big money in a jot:
she had on hand, providing he had nerva
enough to do the work. She finally told
him he was to mare away with Mr. Polls.
The next running Kissingercamcoverto
town for the urpuaeof tellingof thaoo
currence to Item M. Brown, Mr. Yoltz’r
brother—tn-law. Mr. Brown was absent
from the city, and feeling that he must, as
he says, tell somebody, be disclosed the
matterto Dr. John McKinley, not reveal-
ing, however, the name of Mrs. McGlnty.
Mr. McKinley advised him to go direct to
Foltz and acquaint him of the convent
tton. He did no, but Mr. Folta treated the
matter as a trifling joke, and Kilafirger re
fusedtotellhlm the name of theparaon
desirous of having him murdered The
matter worried Mr. Foltz more than he
cared to admit, however, and he went to:
Mayor Brown and employed him and De
tecttve Marshall to probe the thing.
Detectives Heard aka Burg-In.
Detectives Marshall and Brown went t:
work. They first round that the perm
wishing to employ Kissinger was the Me
thty woman. In order to bring out dc
valopments they had Kmainger stand in
with them and at rt: same time negation
with Mrs. McGinty tor-tho commission oi
the crime. Several meetings were bad by
appointment, and at each of these
and Brown were hidden in the room and
heard the conversation.
The last rendezvous was on Monday
night, when final arrangements were made
forthc killing. The price of the jobwaa
finally lined at no». and Mm. McGinty,
who had intimated all along thata third
person was furnishing the money, said all
would be ready to pay it over in ten days.
In nousofthe nmngementsdidahcamm
that she had any v to wreak upon
Hr. Fonz. The details of this bargain
were heard Pry both W and Brown.
whowwenotten [cutaway tromthr
Wino Says It Wa- n Joke.
Awarnntwas iasuedby Mayor Brown
charging Mrs. McGinty with conspiracy,
and the arrest was made by Detectlvs
Harsh“. When arrested and confronted
with the enormity of the crime, she hughad
at the idea of tbcrebeing any harmin-
tendcd. She said she was drawing“
lugerontoacehowfar ha would go, and
that-he only mentioned Potts beau-a hi
was the first name that popped intohu
band. Shelaugbcdatthoidcathatah
was in earnest when Kiniugar
bribe. For three week: thadatactlvca hva
shadowed the McGlnty house day and
night in the hopeof finding the myatarlolu
third person. What they learned they are
not yet ready to divulge. The arrest has
mused more excitement than anything that
hshappencdhcrainyeara, and all nth.
matters have given way ton diaenutou d
the conspiracy. Many theoriu are all
vanccd, the most prevalent one being that
the McGinty woman is either an imbecile,
a crank, or else desired to put Kissing- to
atat. Sh haaemploynd John G. In
Omahay as her attorney, and, if
necessary, the plea cl insanity will be fl
up. Thawomanlsaycanoll, andwaa a
cook ontha Erica-nu thirty yeanago.
urn-a by W rum.
Prrrsss'nu, Juno n—Yarterdayaftavnoaa
aconvcrtlngvorselatthsAlloghcnyBcaaw
mar Steel works was apart andthaont
punrlnxmctalcxplodadhyoomlng Inm-
hetwiththewcthottomotthsplt. Four
men working near were burned, one,
George Dales, fatally, another. Thorn-
!lolland, pirolnrblyI finally. and two, 3%
lagers am Martn Petal, uric-1y
jnred. The fuel pit man'la aaldtohava
«and the accidant by “Della thaladla
tooloou.
[fora-no war In. a up! rune
Saw You, Juno tit-41‘. Thomas P
out Hurrah-ac claims thattha mural
tanslhdrtnk to Futons wudntotha
factthatthcmaawaalntnxlcaudaadhad
Iorrlmcatobiaoolrwr
, )lr. Irw- hut—t.
Lost-m. June 5.~llr. ll. Email-M
writing to an American cum-
urersts, mm a column of dams down nut-u up,“ my“
the unnerot larlldln‘, mouth-an a?“ mhl.‘ » , .31...“
«Renaud atrtklugthaflrapnmpjuatln h- the“
Ir.» tofu}! Rnnbbulldlna. ‘l‘ha Mull.
wani’uot darting-d. ‘
“we‘re... by lightning.
Cans). Mich. Juan I—M (armors
while cleaning 3 Manama struck by
Them was Inward
“Wilbur-m 'l'hah-
.msw‘
mm Jan [Jinan-tater the
swmrmmm
out In tit-tr rs-
fa
our Father in Haavm, we
often ha found hr-ommnuinn
twalvawua chosen,“ to wobabla that the
dhdplawhoaiadthlsquadonwaanotywb-
mtfltwflm .
2. “Andflamlduntothcm,Whur yapray,
ray,0ur rather-whichartln Beam." In
Ilia harmonmthalountJm-ld. “Your
Fathsrwhlchia hr Baavcn,”br“yom' Heav-
enly Father,” dght times, “Thy or your
Father”aovactimsa,"llyhthcwbtchjain
Hanna" unce,and“0ur Paths whichartin
llcavu"onca.
“Hallowed ha Thy Name.” In His last
praycwtth Kirdiactplea Jenna mid toms
Paths, “I have manltcatad Thy Rumor--
"lhavadcelareduntotharnThyNamo.” Af-
ancthar time he prayed, “Paths, glorify
'l'hyNama” Oohuxviham;fll,28).
‘fiykingdom some.“ TheGodochavcn
shall-t up a ktngdomwhlchrballhraakin
piacuandcummnnalltbc kingdoms or this
worldanditaballstandfcrevcr.
“Thyw’ be due, as in Heaven, on in
aartlr." henthispsfitionahall have ban
mullet] answered,thenthakinudomahall
havacomo. 'fint until God'swill isdotmcn
earth as it isin Heaven letnoonaaaythnt
thokingdomhascome. In proportion aawo
nowdslighttodo Hhrwlll washalllndividu-
allyhavcafovetastoof the kingdomiuour
haarhandliva.
ll. “Givensday hyday our daily bread.”
for budyand soul as each day
dullrequira;butonodayatatiurc. “Adaily
rateforcva'ydayall the daya of his lira”
waswhatncu’hinkinggavetoonowhowas
Ill-captive (IlKixxv,3th.
4. “And forgive us our sins; for we also
forgive ovary one that k indebted to us.”
Whenflstanghttbemthispnycrhtthaau-
mononthcmount,floaddad: "If yafcrgiva
not mm thcrr Wucithcrwill your
Fatherforgivoywr tram”
"Andie-d no not intotanptatlon, horde.
livaruafru-ravil.“ God did temptmr try
urprovoAhraham;and-Iamsaaya, “Elam-i
kthamantbatendurath temptation-flunk
alaondda“Godcanuotbatomptcdwlthavil,
neith- tqnputhlln anymo" (Gmxxti.
Intact, 12-15). Temptations, tn the”
cftriahanourgratcctbleasingatlugz’:
IMiv,12,lb7;cnd6<xllstaithtulwhowill
notluflu’natobotemptcdahove thatwa
araahlcthor.x,13). Perhqwthahcatav
ofthiapetitionwillhofoundintho
toll-thin 13%me lad up
o! the Spirit into the wilderness, to ba
tuptadcf thadavil,”and in the fact that
thr Bahqwmgwhatitmsmwouldaafaraa
pdblalparaua.
5-7. “What! mothreoluavu;forn
kinda! urlnoinhia journcyiacomstomc,
Indlhavanothlngtoaetbaforahim." Janna
now-a thafllmtrarlonof airlcnd
bah-Manhattan“ another-triad,
atavuyumaaaumblahour,butwithavery
org-rt request; and the request is denied,
for the mo! whom there-rum ls made
thinks mutual thacomforto! hbchildrcn,
whoarainhadwithhim,thauofthonaed.
8.“!ccnuasof hiaimpurtnnltyhawillriaa
nudgivohtmaamanyao he noudcth." The
W word for importunityhursd oulythlaoaca
tritium-ad signin- lltwally‘iamw
I-ra—"N'Wor‘ww
Ill:
man
whim «an" “arm
mm
"heathen Dirt”
m ma.
rte-nu In, none Isl-Int. ' :
cu.cnrrnm‘.sonsmmwrnr..
llllll'l'lllll
Fish, listen, Clams, Salt lid“?
Spinach, Badishes, Asparagus ‘
From Green‘s Phi-ma“ every Wing.
Pure Tomato Catsupglmportad
Sardines.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
HUNT HELUFF
The Paula’s Stun
36 Main Street, Norwalk,
IS the Place
Tomahalowpricuuaallktndsof
FURNITURE!
BABY CUA CH ES
Bold with-at mgrrd tncoat. Oh, those
Parlor and Chamber Suits
now court
szaetcvcrythiug loto lb per cent. lower than
bet to. noon
BS8]-
cram '&
HORSES
Battier, tannin, Canines,
teacher, Hammer, Etc.
flavluarunovrduymunuvaryfltucktothc
Nor-walk Fair Grounds
lnowonsr
20 nonsns
All)
40 Wagons,
Bottle and time Hanan:
otankhdgulowprtraa.
Call and too 951" get prices.
8. W. G REGORY.
,, .
Billie & consul.
Norwalk Chronicler