‘ 1111nery
V‘SOUTHNOBWAIKOONN.
III tlIIIIII SIII ii MilliIIII.
" aerrisia brandotKld Gloves MW
oaths?! “nasnechrk.” trsply hecsnssitwsasehsaceehot.“ w
“esleohsvesfullsssortneutotlldGlorsslmuflecsunpfiarranted.
H3II; ‘l'llllllll GLOVES ilIlI lil'l'TS III I‘rllElT VARIETY
*4»—
we will
All
We s'so have a ten words to say in reference to our
Millinery Department.
”mmmarwlsdvutimuent fora I! beat Wreath brim so teeny purchase". it
thin! raven.“ roost Well.ladlss. there are a
m'm'firgdmm'yl.w:yot mom dam” Bythswsy,lsdies.lfcrgotto inflation a
M little hernias which we will odor for then next few dsye.
MIILINEIIY GOODS WILL BE GREATLY REDUCED!
Aswewbhtcclesroutagrestdcsl or surplnsstockheforelulysh
W very low re. Corsets formal sold at The, now the s pair—Sumner Caren.
“Ml-51:3? I? and at .nuw 17¢: a pair. les' srsuteed fast Discs Hose. formerly
' at”. new In: anslr. ChIidren' s Ribbed lloIe, fut black to )5: a pair ladies and Children' a under
' “at m low figures.
limit this is a [illil Gllll'lli Iii L‘IlI.
H. K R I E G E R ,
:‘Ilinhnckemo Hotel Block, South Norwalk, Conn.
W
Savings Institution for the People’s
Benefit.
rThc right goods in the right place. Everything can be‘
und in the line of
IIIIS AIIII SHIES
At the store of
C. H. HARVEY.
Q mmmnmnu-scm's idedhoetostlent'sflsnddewsddoiihoe; has made.
Didi Ella Kid Button reduced from 82 00 to $1 85.
Ladle: Paris Baud Bowed Kid Button reduced from $3 60 to 32,50
Lidies' Princess Kid 'I'Ip Button rvduoed from $3 00 to .2 00.
Latitee’ Corinne Kid TIp Button minced from O2 00 to 8i m.
C. H. HARVEY,
0 ‘North Main St" South Norwalk.
W. 3. Mil. 3 II.
a s
OF FER TO-DAY
BEAUTIFUL DRESSES I
FROM AN
nfortunate importer.
Occupants. IsdchyICeasectiest-wrhsnt. Condemthh
fiamfiwb“ m
anILMnsdssstwe-sam lsthls
onderfnl Purchase
”nausea-p. wanna-our. latwayleessalih. cholesllcsy-i.
‘Q'I'HER BARGAINS.
Webster’s Dictionaries!
nummfllmm P310. .1.”-
Wow Bham Holders-
€"W'lm mammoth” macaw-ultra Md
=..'B HALL III CO.
WI-
ll.l. rare-t“
Igor. tees.
W essa-
IIII IIIII“
n... Are I. m. Array st
Harrisburg.
Into mu. run run sure now
res-sylvsala Bepahtleaas Itally to the
Standards of Mr Favorites in the (lol-
test for the Gubernatorial Nomination.
Debt—am. Hastings and stone Gallant
Munro, Pa. June 25. ~The Repair,
llesn struggle for the gubernatorial nont-
lnation hos hand lta end. When the-tats
convention convened at 10 a. In. today
United States District Attorney Lyon. 01
Pittsburg, was made meet chairman.
‘I'II Platform Adam
The platform adopted indorser Senator
Quay; favors the proposed federal election
law. the per dieut pension bill. the border
raidclsins bill. the lchInIsy tarii! bill,
(l. W. DELEMATEIL
a secret ballot low, protection at American
labor and exclusion of contract foreign
labor. it will also indorse President Bar
risen, Governor Beaver and Senator Catn-
mu
Fir-at Place or Nothing.
Great ellort-I were made by the Delctnotar
Inen before the convention to induce Maj.
Hontooth to accept second place on the
state ticket.
Maj. Montooth replied that he wanted
nothing but first place. but the Delemater
people think he will finally accept second
place. Dciemnm is generally considered
to have a sure thing for first place, but
Hastings‘ friends express great confidence.
If Montooth ruinous wound place. the Dele-
mater people say it will go to either Wata
rec, Martin or Possmore.
”Diet" Quay Is There.
Senator Quay is not .here yet, and the
prospect» are that he will not put in an ap-
pearance until after the convention His
son Dick baa arrived and but been holding
quiet contain wlth the workers of the cone
ventitm. Just what Dick ishere for no one
can tell, but whatever hesays will be done
forltiswell known thsthewas soothers
by his lather to look alter his father's ilk
terests. Young Dick himself is a very
close friend oi the Crawford county senator
and this in itaell is liable to cause some-
thing of a rush into the Delemstcr lines.
What Hastings days.
Gen. Hastings says that on the first bal~
iothewill have 7.5va Belmont“.
and the remainder be divides between
03!. D. D. "A571“!!-
fitons and Montooib. According to t“
reckoning Hastings claims 1!) 01 the ’
Philadelphia delegates, holding on to
shontiiiluthestste. Thisthe Detonator
to the alleged (act that innowsyeonld
thermal secure the more than twoseors
necessary to give him the nomination.
’l’hsrshvsheenseversislmtessenrsa
eonfsrsnaotthedeldacalnstbelernster.
hatarecognltlonoftheir inabilitytohoid
theirioressnndcrsehannotcomalsndua
rendered these darts nuptory. ltdo.
aotloohnowaslfthepressnt am
saduatlmsipoiltiowsrssdoptsd.
W sna- cm
demon-mus et the
mossyisnotimpoasihle, but they point article ot
law which compels reservation
rights. proved nnlaitbiul to its chsrtersod us.
duties. lt lea violation cflswtor”
iions to enter into a
partnership--
in the case oi Whittsnton vs. Upton” ”I”
Gray. III), which turnlshes the reasons at Gov-Ind. W19" "m
V
"11 the trust had been propsrlytornsedss
acorporstionqndérthslswhs', them
sepsrstecompan would vs
sored
80.
“Chicago-—
not
sndnotrrnsinineahtsoesssisluwi
presentoorporstion
pnism upon the market a capital
ly dedsntoisctnsl
leetnnllmiteder
“ltlsousthlngfor the state to respect
thsrixhtscfownsrshlp, aadquitesnothcr
thingtosddtothst possibility a further
extensional those
mass their forces in a solid trustwith little
added risk to capital already in, without
limltto magnitude a ten:
than combinations.”
Concluding. the gluten says:
".l'be defendant corporation has violated
itscharterand tailed in the psrlormaues
ofitscorporate dutiessndtbstinrespects
so material and importsntss tojnstify a
judmnt of dissolution. Having reached
that result, it is needless to advance into
thewlder discussion over monopolies and
the problem of political economy. Our
duty is to leave them until some proper
emergency compels their consideration
without either approval or disapproval o!
the views expressed by the sonrt below.
Weareeuabledtodecldethstinthlssiab
there can he no partnerships of upstate
valuudlttl capo My. Attendance.“
3.“:me
alumna-ms; aurora.
:lnilivsa
hhisssdltausll;ssdltmssd
It'll-Io-
Essahtts.
and independent corporations. whcthsrdi- ad
reetly or indirectly through Wmedinrn
at a trust- no substantial consolidation
which avoids and disregards the ststutsry
provisions and restraints but that mann-
focturlug corporations must be. and ra-
main several as they were created, or one
under the statute. The judgment sp-
penled from is sutured with costs." All
of the court concurred.
TO DIE AT LAST.
larder" Kennels:- lost finder the [loa-
trie flack.
SansrooAJI Y. ., June esp-m court oi
appealshas decided that Murderer Kenm-
ler must die by electricity at the handsol
Warden Danton, of Auburn prison. .The
case was entitled "The people of the state
of New York ex rel, appellant, re. Charles
P. Danton. agent and warden of the An—
harn state prison respondent "
W. Bourke Cochranpo of New York city,
argued the case for the appellants“
tsndedthstchapter moi thelswsotlm
is unconstitutional and void. because in
listing the agent and warden at Auburn
prison the custodian sod executions“.
thiscaseit aasnmrs to deprive the short!
ofIErlc county of the powers
upon him by the constitution.
The appeal wn opposed by Attorney
Canal Charles F Tabor. immediately
at the close of his argument. whichwas
very brief Chief Judge Boner dbrniusd
thsmotion imappsalsndordcrsdthad
Reunion-main in the custody at Dart
indeed that hs(Durston)procsad ”I.
cute the sentence.
Mr. Cochran. after leaving the court
room. was asked what the substance at the
decision war. and he replied: ”The sub-
stance oi it is that thsgreat experiment is
to he tried"
Blotting Wm lave ll.-
Burum. Jons zit—District Attorney
Quiruhy has notified counsel {or Kendri-
that he will be produced for sentence on
Julye. )lr Batch, counsel for the [trio
otter, stated that he knew of nothin.
which would save him from his late.
a New mm rust-p Int.
WWII-roar .luue a—Atamsrtiuol
the honu committee on the indieisryit
wasdectdedtorepwts substitute for the
’1 sutateoriginalpackags bill rum-II.
Mlaatie Association.
It liewart—l‘evrsrkv 2; Very Haven, 1
Us: thwarts; XewflavemtErrors: semi.
I; lowland. Marius: Miller sad My.
Duran and Word.
Athbhm—Waahlagtoo 5: Jersey any.
t. lies. mu: Washiasren, 5; Jersey city.
ev A ’wostm's wuss.
In. (harp lord Decoywl David 3‘.
Egg“?
itaway. Thecoverandthe
piecesotthe book wmpthered up and
identified “belonging to Moore. When
mfroutsd with thesssvidsnces the woman
hrohedowasnd usdeacosle-lon whlqh
resultedinhsrsrrsstsudthearrestothr
hushandandaaryanhonrjster.
”Wm
Wm, luau-menses
nittesda con-nee I. Write
usetsisvorshlythehonsshlll
memo-renown"
cafirnith’ Islsnd.
artichofcontmeresis imported into say ”A"
state from any other state. territoryor
lovely: nation and there held erode;
townie thesanseshailthrnhs subject“
the lswsof such state; provided, that
discriminationshallbentadsbyasy
in favorof its citizens outset t
is
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FINEST
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NEW ATTRACTIIINS THISans-n
SEASON.
: SKI FIIIII Ill ill. KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
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Hummus. hiya tf
BOTON POINT I
'” Steamer Enron.”
CA”. ll. ROWLAND.
mime Table
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motion, use. till. wnn.
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BUKDAY TRIPS.
nave sorrn soswsLIr res some Polar.
law-.11, 2230. too. 83). 5.009...
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”all. In., l 15, 2%, 4 l5, 7.61) p.31.
Fare. one way, 15 Cents
Excursion Tickets, 25 Cents
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TlliIMAS, DAYTIIN,
PHILADELPHIA.
The Thomas. the Best In the
World, III-Incl Cut, “.00.
W. C. QUINTABD,
Illllc lssu. smelt.
BICYCLE S.
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Leaders in the Boot and 81100 Trade.
AT THE OLD STAND 0]"
MT. Burr Guyer 8; Son???"
Sprlngwood.
ALL 0RDERS PRIDMPTIIY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
GEO. JELIFFE,
UHDERTAKER.
32 North Isis Street, death llsrwalk
Diamonds, Watch“, I ,
shew-unwound}:
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stallions. 'i'lsssrvlcesofanhnhal-sr
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