¥
.._,
\k
I70. .
Underwear.
7c buys 2 Ladies’ Jersey
. 'I
' Ribbed Vests, sold by others
at 20¢ each.
70. Your choice of 12
diilerent styles of White Cream
Maco,Balbriggan Ribbed Vests
genuine Lisle thread. Every
one of these is worth 38c each;
will sell during this sale for one
week at 17c each.
1 70. Your choice of any
size in medium weight or Rib.
bed Children’s Vests.
, Gents and boys always re~
membered. See what we are
offering you :
17c Gent’s fine Balbriggan
Shirts These are worth 370;
we will run them for one week
at 175:,
1 7e buys 2 pairs Gent’s
Mixed Hose, seamless; regular
price-flge pair.
1 715. Your choice of 25
styles of Gent’s Hose in fancy
colors, regular made, retailed
everywhere at 35c pair, our
sale price 17.
THE PEOPLE’S onv ooo
WE Lampoon cenrurrrons renew; rnnr KNOW onnr T0 corr AFTER us.
IIEAD CAREE‘IILLY OIIR .
SPECIAI..~—The
greatest.
variety of Gent’s French lt‘lan- burghs now going on. l
ncl Shirts from 25c to $3.00.
Fourin-hand Ties to match.
1 70 each. Boys’ Silk Wind'i
sor Ties worth 25c each.
1
plaited Shirt Waists.
PHENOMENAL SALE.
‘ The system 01 selling reliable goods at a small profit has been from the first our great aim, and by the
by the people of South Norwalk and vicinity we feel quite positive that our great object has been attained.
Why do people flock to M. S. Smith’s and buy there ‘8 Because we give the public first—class service - became our prices
are lewer than any other house; because the quality of our goods cannot be excelled, and if not satisfactory in every partic-
ular you will always find us willing to exchange. rclund the money, or in some manner make everything szltisiilctory to the
customer.
Big sale ol'rclnnantsoi‘ llanl l
1 7c for ‘2 dozen l’alln Loni!
Fans. _ l
1 To each choice of a. hand—I
out: unuuwann nvnnm
I70.
patronage given us
worth 38c per yard, stile prici-
17c.
170 will buy 3 yanlx of
Cllallie, light color and dark;
12 yards for 7th: A dress pit-
isonie line of fans and worth;teiii,25 styles,
' I a ' l i» l
70 each. Boys” Cainbrlel from 20c to 3m each. :
1 7c buys 2 ‘takcs of castilcl
1 7c buys ‘2 yards of (ll;t
lug: Cloth in a variety oi" stripes
17c each. Gent’s fourin- soap, regular price [5c cakeJaud plaids. ‘llcgular price lgl
hand pique ties sold elsewhere
at 35c each. Sale price 17c.
HOSIERY.
1 7c for ‘2 pairs Ladies Bill»
briggan Hose, worth 11:30 pair,
big bargain? pairs for 17c.
1 7c for two pairs Ladics’
plain and fancy colored hose,
worth 250 pair. Sale price
170 for 2 pairs.
7c tor 2 pairs (‘hildrcn's
Black Ribbed or plain llosc,
rctailed elsewhere at 15c pair.
This week 17c for '3 pairs.
Ill NNEN’S NAPS.
17c choice of 25 styles.s
Sale price 17c, regular price
400.
titles llllllll Ill Nl‘lllll' Ill Cfllflllllltlll Hulls.
TIIE SAldES'l‘ I’IJAC'IC ’l'() l)l‘3.\ I . IS A’I‘
M. 5-5
INSURANCE BUILDING,
WEE—STEELE, N6 H-
Duler 'ln‘Joreign and Domestic
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Bananas a Specialty
__._<>_. «
15 Railroad Place, So. Norwalk
N28
Swan & Bushnell,
882 Water Street.
(root of But). - BRIDGRPORT. (IONX
. Page had. Zinc and l‘alru‘m Oil, Swing Bu rings.
“In. Hell, Spears, link" 'l'onza, Rel Petr, 'oll-s,
,Ind everything nu‘ill d about a boat, mr
fills required by Engineers. t'nllcll States ill-guin-
til-l Plus for Boats. Rona-n Illll Schools. We are
”limited hmdqunrtcrs for all kliuls of Drudge:
III Dulerr‘ Noppllee Uur ('clchrated
mu imported Mal ll slum is still rum-mu:
hill mmedeniut ~ u; their are l'mlnvorctl,
Mud very Frat rant. We will send a box
u too to any address by null for 82 ‘2‘2.
Telephone.
New York l'rlccs.
Never Undernold.
a .,...‘ ‘
“my...“ «.75:~
zrzcraxc
THE BEST CUTTER IN THE WORLD.
A.» .
RA
militia-minutiae.
“evenness mm
mm.“ M I‘ll. II To".
ini'siil'i'iil'lilililnln
FRUITSl
RS
me
A...—
Sllccessful Specialty.
”7 ti
llllllllillllll
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow
80. MAIN STREET.
wilnmnm
.. :3 "1;:
801.2 AGENTS
38-12 801
:l‘lmltigittll Hilltlll.
Steam. and
Gal Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
arovnn, Butane.
AND '1‘ 1 NWAR E .
mmmm
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IMO mm. mm
\
l
l’
'Gcnt's
l
I
Special—Nailing, Sills. l
All prices—«for Ladies’,;
and Children. Also
Bathing,r Cape—oil, silk and
rubber, fancy and plain.
1 7c. for a bottle of lltlt“ ex-
tract, loz. bottle with atoni-
izcr attached. .
1 7o gives you a choice of
a nice pocket book, ol many
styles, worth 35c each.
1 7c each, choice of a halt
dozen styles and colors ct
leather and canvas belts, each
and everyone worth lilt- cavhu
Clallln all Gilllllttlll.
17c yard. alI‘wooI (‘Ilallies
in a variety ot‘ patterns. \vcll
Mlhll’s Pllllllll in All
’
mith
We have been successful ill
this llltli'lit‘i, because we never
l'lo‘l' illeltlt't‘,
t‘crcal to a large number of ll
want li,tltlt) ladies and gcllllelne
l‘lt‘L‘t,‘ exhibition all tlli< wl-l-
other you
200.. 8. 1b.
NIlllllllS Ii.
\Vclllivc introduced this «luwl‘vmly
these goods is lit: per yard.
1 7c yard. Your choice of
all our Scotch zephyr (ling-
hams t warranted ) we can show
you the best line ill the town.
SPECIAL»— l.:irgc.~:t stock of
Parasols ever exhibited in the
state. to be sold l'l':lll'\llif‘45 oi
cost «luring,r this sale.
BOOKS.
1 7c. cal-h. Choice ot 500
volumes of cloth bound books
seine :l< n'c b we been selling
for "Liv l‘ill‘ll
DUES:
171' llll-h'.‘ .i lll‘ll HI litl'll
tit: Tights.
This Sale positively ends on Saturday, July 5th, 1890.
”Remember we are closed three nights in a week at ll o'clock. Open on Mondays until 8.30 and Saturdays until Ill
.p'.
Bill.
S .
Mili'l‘ll N 0l{\\' .\ I‘ll.
AND THIS GOES.
-_..4>
.Rexw
heat
introducing new goods upotl
ltllit‘ hold oi goods :lllll push
their sale unless thoroughly t't)ll\'llll'l‘ll lvt' lllt'l'.’ int-r“
TAKE lllllilllllllfl'
‘
_ .. .‘l“"l"§§'t"
’lli\i‘lll\lllt‘l?4 lrl tins int: W"
ll to collie :llill ll'st this
KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES
ix. t'nlllo UH“, lolnz‘ :l i. “t‘
EI'I'IIA ELNIN NNNANENI BNT’I'NN!
200. a. 11:).
5t.» 1105-501‘ $1..
SEYMNNN’N
33 Washington Street.
Our. main and West Streets.
F. H. NIAISH 8: BRO.
PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS- FITTING. STEM]
AND “01‘ All! Illill'l‘lilts'.
llttlll‘tltll tllllll, While Granite, Glass, trill: llllll Tin Walt
Now opened for the spring trade. l'rloeu very low.
Tin and sheet Iron Ware.
)itlmlten given promptly.
I’ll-nan give all n Hill.
South Harwell:
1550‘. ll
The Connecticut General JACOB M' LAYTON!
at Intel: Ind non-e use (Ml Imam
I-lfo Inn-runes 00.. ”management“... “M: an
“mm“ .‘t'i‘l‘. "an “‘dfi’?fi'~mfl£3
. ry : .
nzrhmtwfi’gfi'lmmym m.m£illm mun. Mm Lumen w on
yiiottnhnn t ”tenured“! ‘m'
you tin. [or ymr'h'tnhl’hfi flu as Valium lilo-I, lent to Pool OI...
m, ' . . ”rem...“ seil'rn sonwlimr, or.
‘li‘u’lit lltll'tll} Ivivlvrl -'l
Lti::.~l:ml tint l'zl'r
l; seedi‘mm'THURSoAr. JULY 3. 1890.
5..
DS EMPORIUM.
THE STANDARD BEARERS
Pattison and Black Nominated
by the Democrats.
EACH “05' ON 'l‘llli FIRST BALLOT.
“on. William ll. Barclay, ol l’lmlufl‘.
P... “in the Nominee for Scent-r, 0!
Internal .l flnlrr— Its—(invarnnr l'utllnou'l
waerh~~11m l'lailurm in I'll".
St it.\!\"ro.\’, .luly 3.~lt was late Wednw
tiny afternoon before nominations were
called for at the Democratic state conveno
iion. After permanent Chairman Entity
had declared carried the credential corn-
mittec's report that the Blair county sit:-
ting and contmtingdelmntes beseech given
a halt vote, Judge ()rvls, oi Center county,
nominated William H. “'ailnce in a short
speech. “Thech mention oi Mr. “'nl-
loee's name.” Judge tlrris mllll, "brings
to the mind of every one the record of his
lite."
.Vlr. l’uttlum'l Sinner l’l‘upmr'.
William Stenger then arose to nominate
ex-tlnvernor Pattison. in rrspmlse to
rtlllallt‘ mounted the platform amid the
cheer»: of the l'ixttison people.
. "l rise to nominate Robert E. l‘attisori.”
'l‘lln 4‘lltlu‘tltllilx xvvnr wild. lillndkl-rclliets
anti hats were Winn-d by the excited men
in the galleries. delegates opened their um-
brrllas and waved their]. \Viwn order mm
restored Mr. Steamer Continued his speech.
llc eloquently sketched ihe political career
or tile t'T‘glth‘l'lltll', and called on all lovers
0! reform to rally to his Still“.
Mr. Stems-r mill in conclusion: “tin: of
discord into concord; out of tlll'l>ll)li into
linion' out. of Weakness into hlt‘rtl‘ztll; out
of darkness into light. on! of trial and lie»
in“ lllin triumph."
Iltlwr Nominations.
le->vnntor Jacobs. of Jlulmtli mllrity.
“manic-l the nomination of Mr. \Vailllce.
lll- irlh frequently interrupted bychm-rs.
lie was tolluwcrl hr .\. 1;, l)e“'.'ilt. of Le—
higluvho nominated Robert 5 Wright. Dr.
.\Ict ‘ormtvk, of Laneaucr. presented the
narneof William l'. Ill-owl. and Senator
“hum. of York. named Chauncey i-'. Black.
Shelter-l Ii. Ryan, of Philadelphia. seconded
the nuinin :on or ll? l’li'Lmil in an able
«pm-«h, “llll h trulfwl L: l: cilthlis‘ilfiiii.
Arthur 'l'i..lfl lmr» t' I'lllLlllelel'l,.wcozlllonl
the nominal: ll of Mr “'11va
lions {n r ',_‘:vl‘.l in r
5'
.‘Juinlixi-
Ilwll arui t'hltir-
tim .»; ...,: of tilt:
iln‘l’t l
r~~ 7
‘lr. l‘ulli-uu \ulnlnzltr'l.
l.’ \i'u-l l‘!“l\\‘l
Inky.» llw- ruii (all “'vlh
-l~ -ri« inatwl
, --. Hunt 1 3”,.” by lizvl ..n
.. lieu; :vml armour-oil W it"s
v ti: ~l \\ llvil l'litrlwrl'a l..to was {in-
l'hnir-
l-ll Lilo l‘l‘l'i'lw iK'il lull-
Io: u: it»; .:~~ n. 'Jr‘. W lll'lvc,
Wrigll'. .. 'l‘ llbllit.
rain; I 1m r;_:c ‘-\ .‘illllwlmtl. 12’ Phil:—
dcipllln, llllll’v'll to mill.» tin-nomination
llll‘lt’llfitllll‘. .liol it on.“ (‘lrrlzllflillllllhe
grwrxtee.’ cntllll-znql: I'lmzr .1,“ illirritv
thtn announced in the act! thin; in arrivi-
thr- n-linlnaizon of a v‘milllllrtte lul' lieuten-
uni governor. 'l'hrre were low! cries of
“liitlt‘k.”
11m Nonlillntiun nl Illiu-k.
.lwlln .l ‘l. '1'. HT l'lziiztl , ., !. imm-
lrlutcll (‘ll'll‘lnl-r-y l“. ltlmk. \VllzL' Thl‘ro
N'r'ttll‘ll in be :l llrwlt‘r' f-‘t‘ 'l.v‘ trill {Whit ”N
N: M: ,,.-.: ,ll.
llllln'l'l l‘: \\ [Imbl’ "V. l
inatul llvxn. llllnnlbll K
dillrLa cl liltll'.’
'l'iie rvll inf.
The \‘lln- ii p '
141- l till-l our.
bill “’l'l‘l: l‘l.lZ}'
nllirl Ila.
y 2..
l.-~.
to.
will -5'
llillllff‘il
a 1mm-
Sir-nix. of In—
” 'ly .rillre-l.
l rmlllt be-
Ii'.._.,' 3 ml; l'."\ . - \uvtl- was
tl'.lt"-lltlr \‘ll 1‘ lillll L. ill? '. Show.
3 Mr Dr \\'~. .. I . \‘ml
t-l llll‘llx‘r' .‘ll: i-l it .. 7- :..l.: .
noon The llll‘lllvlt u l‘l.lll'.lll
‘Ir. Ill”: l.|_\ tor Mn rrtnry.
tr :7: Jill ll.lr:'tl‘y 7.. il’, (ll tint
lll‘ll..|1.ll'i If :nltrnai .l’
l.iif‘~ m l'l‘ ill | Her a hub j.. of .\L—
ill ll Aldrin},
:l mllllr r \a
wt:
for ~v-l rv'lll‘.
l'll
l(,.l."ltr. :. .. rill W;
l-t l':lt~:l:.r_', lll'l ‘HI‘A ll. it
lim 2
ply; “l.
ll‘
L“
. :lil«l lii‘ llllill'll lite
.hl be n ole ’l'. ti:i’l.’lll.t'
l‘lmro uric neural wmnlls to the
or lllllltlliv :l, :llnl \lr ll'mln} “.h l. >l:.:«
Lift-ll illnllnlunnsly l_'. an I mutton.
)lr. I‘autlimn'n speech.
ru-n'lll or: ,. lu.’
tl--t;l‘.lt
K 14 xii
.\ .. mouthw- .,,. rn {I‘lllrhwl will it .» ~lltj'
l‘l~~~i’tll u~plrzlnt tul' lbwgllbvrllaturlat nonl-
lilntion. Illlll he “lib grwrml with lllllllllt‘r-
oils tlppltlllw .\iil r Humbug iln- l‘ntlh‘li'
lion Mr l'ilill‘illl Null 'l'u be the {rt-u
i'llIlll‘N of oil lrlllll‘.llllilie ll‘ l l «lilt‘ciltwtl ~lll ll
antili~ l~ no light \livli‘.ll'.l‘ll l r‘~lm'lll
your tlt‘TlHll (lltI’I torn .ll ll~ lll.l.r«t worth
\Vllrll l lrmt it .i.~. rlv.;‘~r~lrlilg the expressed
“ill of tilt l)“lll|h'l’.ll:-’ llliln‘nt‘fl whom you
n-prv'sull l‘lillll‘r than iln- irkmlne and
lit-ypotll' l't‘lu’sl of an lirrogani Hunter.
'l'hii-l vlowulJ repeat with all \t!h.‘l‘l’ll¢‘
my Ntl‘rlul llpprcllatinn or your art in we
sign in: inc to the post of ll'fllll‘l"illp in the
mutant you now inaugurati- oil lwtmlt of
thr- proph- oi the ntoiillnonmolth in rcm'lle
their government. and pollttm‘ from un-
wortlly mull sillilvlll dll‘flllllll‘l.
"The Ileillnvnlilc party but :lwlillm its
natural nnll lli-ltorir poutlion when it
r’1tmllfil“llll' enum- ot the many again» the
m'llinlllntrrmiw oi the few. lb years of
mutton: limp: and sllpn-iunry were (hm
when ii was most tnlihtlll to the lnnilnriu
of its or‘nr‘ln and the principles of it-
[numb-rs. ’i‘lu-w-rloll of its weakness and
dl-l'l-ni washilu- ilnw aim of its ntmrnefnl
desertionotillnw primary and universal
truth:- willrll olmlc li tor no runny years the
iwrlll'lurullnnl'lllil oi the interests of the
Wllflll‘ Iwupll‘.
“I.” To .‘uuv Highly Iloullvo‘."
“'l’llrrn'tnrlg inspire-I and warned by the
pint. llrt ll'w now highly resolve, that. keep-
ing in view the l-olnni-lilwcatill and as the
|ifill10ljd0l“Illt‘l’lllllfiill and the only we
vow of party. we. the I’clilm-rntu of Penn-
sylvnnin. will it lnzilin intro-dell with
power by the peopln, prove that In our
ll-‘lltll! their rlz‘ill-l. llll‘lY interests, their
tttIlIKNl will alllll'r no drtrinwilt.
‘ inspired by a mission on noble. ron-
trolltnd by a duty Ml pnlslinount, wr- would
lay midi-nil personal rill-tries and nmbb
llom and concentrate all the legitimate
ram 2mm of organization and individual
effort to tlln’nt-hirveml-nt wt nurse-m. For a
How ennnurll in Illullly1 nlllpct‘llion tor the
tumors of the part)“. the determining voice
of l llnconrentlon recalled [H to our-lotion
n ll anon-mu and an patriots.
The Republican Party Armin-ml.
" \ prominent Republican olllrint on the
uyrmlmlll o! ollico once an» llxpt‘tlunlmi to
the wine sentiment: ‘llu "WM his party
host who serves hill country lwni.’ Rec-ow
airing the truth by whomeol-wr uttered.
we nrmlim the present .lnnfll'llll'lll ut the
Republican party tor its tntthlemiene to
this principlemud {or its inability M at
present a nixed Ind inspired a» minister
to the wet met the whole pie.
"Dominated by 3 Mr at and mills--
and Minnow M
. .3 «w
Illflshnem of favorite opoihml. in m
throw in a necessary prerequisite to the It
oomptishment 01 any vial reform. Pub
sylrania, the seat at the most oflenlivo ox-
bibition of those evils, ougheto be made
the Runnymede at so boleiul a matter. No
reform can be expected from the nuthors
and apologists oi' the evils sought to be re-
!orrnul. Ultr hope it this campaign mus:
bein that of patriotism, which knows no
party dlhtllllt‘ll from the public Welfare, in
those citizens with whom country in be
fore party, and in that good sense and good
purpow which ever inspires the hearts 0!
the mime-s oi the people under Democratic
instiiuiloiw "
I In“ ruin; fidelity l‘romlurl.
lli corli'llhioii he said: “\Ve should have
no art-i but manly arts, and upon these
done should Wt: stand. We cannot and
ought not to compete with our opponents
in the mango and sinister " uencen upon
which their present management solely
”like for retaining the power corruptly
Ruins-ll null tyrrmil‘lllly employed. If, as l
Venture confidentially to hope. victory
shall crew in our enllmmm and your choice
shall be ratified by the people, I pledge you
nnswr-rvln: fidelity to the interests of the
Clllllltlltllll'r‘ull h and the duties of the allies
that in this may thr' Mitten-5.x of Democracy
and uoml glncl‘tltllcllt may : Iland in
hand '
The l’tzitlonn in Full.
The platform ill full i355 {oli-
Tlm ll-l'n‘u-rn-vy of Pennsylvania, by rep-
nser azlvm lo «are convention saw ‘, re-
nown”: their former ple-igesof fillet“; lde-
votlou t-l lllrlr ell-ml rights of the people and the
I‘ve, ll.. .tm-
leyt~ Tn
reform In; necessary, and to
than“ no . ll-nil ill» mloptlen of such (I
I) \f-‘m is it .- \m. allan ballot law.
Swell in»: i mtl' “form l's' necessary in or-
der inn: ‘Inltl - and consumers may be
mile-rent t‘r-uzn l
.w burden or unnecessaryunnv
lion, ..
~ ‘ltllryl lit-t nu - and l n‘rtl reform ll neflessary
in l-rllv‘r i! \..l...z. :» r County. mnnlerpal
It l,lp pug u» may it” equitably mt-
jn 1 il.:- in ,m: lt‘t‘l'lttltllfllilln amine:
llti-i min-ll
l‘rniw {or Mr. Cleveland.
l-Rnrl. TI: LE»- lnzv frillllrltlb‘ that the sur-
pE-u :n the .~ treasury shall be invested in
Italon rt’nltwl sures twat. mus: In; observed
on! ‘xm‘iltr-ll
ll. rulnparlcon of the courage.
filiv » and or the ll-ll'lllfltatruflun of
(r h ‘hr- clumsily. mediation
s K f the present. fell-:l‘al
(‘oilrcniing )l. S. Quay.
“2mm- -z‘ II. S Quay unit-Jr in»-
lllw lr-‘ell nut» semi-wt llillt
um only he interpreter!
at. M. i has retention of
l
....__.... .. .______.
In: known in Bridgeport. A new handing is m h
mnlShmt linden! Drm was. no Pilaf. Muse!
Good-r. :lm Sheri lengths of Trimnlulttnh,
Eloywt f, Hill-m nutrient m {I
“1! [TE
Sp t mid adorllnlnr ;l: . at so» mil-w.
SMALL “’le ES
Lyme Cohan, shopping Buns t‘hilrlren'e Writing Data. “at are. Pear: Buttons. Plumb Dill-call
and t: entire!» or other Muir: . '
rem" prll-es. in the lor. are.
innings. some wirli enamel. Th
L .ilrazor ithnpp ,-
it‘ll: lizuidkerch‘e’ l‘K.
wfla.
BRIDGEPORT.
w.B,l;loALL
(Brent anaemic a rule central- to slay.
Fhmncir gs amt Hamburgn. Rename or plikim end Cum
txlnlzinum and Miles. [animate “mutual III! W4!
room, and we have placed null pm: no the- II will manhunt, ale.
Wooten Remnants at About Half Price.
All our Rl-mulmrs axll Short. Dannie e! 'ml‘ew mm hr. (Plat r rll
to wit than all, we have when item at cm: hi! lance.
J ACKI'YI‘S AN I) CAI’ES.
fl Cup: :- wirls-am to 93 :r:
Laue»: en. ,
new. or warm km?» :01! if;
It will he the mama we «I
called 1“an In! all mode-m bowed out.
Inuit Emeritus. we Runnels of Picturin-
lmmo Litre no! Mir-hot... known at
I. lemmi- a! French
We mm use the
More 89mm] Hit. and, in order
It?!"
fil'l'l‘s.
“lawn 01’2”.
A N I) X 01105 S.
We place on late main} a 'nt of Ari; (kinds, (nu y‘cu’», [1th Bzrkla, [Adla' Tia Ind Scull,
lielnz blame: a! s y «has; and. limits: at in per cent. below
several minim: Leer. P“ :4 “I: Hem Pig. in their: «the. with
Przce it): an 1:.
turrets We it, went ’2. Shim.
‘ is narrator «mm, m- ‘l to u.
Militia—4 TIP]: finance .3) mm.
x. -7.“
HALL & CO.
H. KRI
- Mimi.- will- rvl'uxl
. l'tl.‘l~-ll ui‘ tin-w Cli-
wi to inppv-rt; for
I strife
mi): of i“: 'Cluil'lr
expenditure, of
Ylll’l-llgll lllt‘ h-‘ilm-
m llfi
roster trusts
We alsunrral
uteri» r‘Iifl-I'L
' Ill. l ,
lpt.
lellt‘
.ar on
. .. l l llil‘ constitu- l
‘ l1.l‘lrl : Ln lzm- l'I'llhlllr‘l“ A
' and l'r'; l’y'srl.ltl(lli'n in mil-
in t lllil' ‘ .1
.1.l;,: :llc relu-
‘ llll‘ i'.lt"y'i
its grl-svul
“ll ll
«xwlt
. t
:1 pent tw
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THE b'fiKEr’l WERE $43,0U0.
Tournament “on. Coming in Fir»!
lhirn
Xi.“ \'. .3. .Il:‘.\ .l .Itllll mnlnlcnvcli
tailing him .i 11 u . I wit, and by the rim.
the fill (N llt’;.tll :l'. mu I'ilnllr'tlll llny the truck
“nan-r3 but} the liwtllmlloll mikes
lill‘ii}hll'ui>l~. Mln‘ lltlli‘.1lillll\x‘ tllrlongs.
mu. the truizll'v ill the tl.i_\'. The slain! in
\VUl‘tllillttlill $HJHI The rzln- provmt to
be no raw at all. m'nalur lll'tll'~l a Tommi»
illellt “Jill-tun: lll ll “lilltt'l” ll,’ thirty
length»
Tournament “as made the furoritcfifltb
Palisade wv'ollui t‘lllllu‘. Nim- horses started.
At. the start 'I‘olirunillcnt took the lutltl and
passing tlw Marni he ml-xttvo lengthnin
the lead, with llnnlpirt, l'tllllt‘llflll and
l‘JIXICm‘fll In a bunch ’l'olirllnnll-ut tn-
ercascd the built on the for turn to twenty
lengths. lit-r Highness two lenlirhn before
Banquet. the rut strung out (or a turtong.
“'llen the stretch was n-arllcll Tournament.
inflamed the lead still further, and won:
past the winning post thirty lengths in
(root of Her llighnl-M, who beat [Minuet
loreeroiltl plum by in short llcnll. Then
came l’nllwie. King Thomas and ltnnmran.
Jersey l’nt mm a wry poor last.
Li-llnlony “ho had received special prep-
ulltioll [or this race bruised his heel about.
ten days mm and alumni symptoms of
lock)”: The opinion Items to be that be
will die.
by
Length»
This lYulim Company Vii-lotion“.
Xlzw Yolllt, July 3.«~The lung pending
suit. 0! the l'iiion Insurance company of
Philadelphia against the l‘ontinentnl ln-
surllnca company of New York l'i‘HItllt‘tl in
n verdict tor the pinintlfl. The cone grew
out. of the fraudulent transaction-l of Agent
Lorenzo I’llllll'lel BlliTnlo, in middling
part of the (Iontlnontnl‘n marine loses.
upon the t'ninn. lllinivk died In Canada,
whither he tied in lb‘tll while under bail
pending an appeal from n seiitenco to the
yurs' tmprimmnent. The amount involved
in the litigation is about $70,000. There an
nnilmhornt other litigation-wading on
the some matter which this trial will prob
only result in settling.
homily l‘ombnt with Mommhlnnn.
Fi.ltlll.\’t.~lliii:fl, Ky., Joly Zl.-- l 'lmnll-ilnn
"ports of a bloody encounter lu-twnen
mnnuemennnll muomhinen ln Row-u
county have lmvncmnlnu lll. All report-
lgm in one part iriltlirmilniriely. that three
men have been killed. without giving the
lumen or the side to which they belonged.
There has been an intense [acting against
Minna men since the int rum I low
when no, and the government tom tin
rebuilt: been led intone Inna-om.
Llama» an away-w
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Still and Son Human“ Hutu.
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