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lam sanctum
Representative Watson, of the
Keystone State, Stricken.
Marciano“ or ran mam.
A Sketch I! the Baa-sad? career in the
Bones “Downturn—Aeth- of the
Pennsylvania Delegation—Business a
the lust. and loose.
WW. Aug. u—Representative
Lewis 3Wntson, of Pennsylvania, died
vary suddnly Monday, Aug. 25, in Wash-
llltnn. Hewuabouttoenterhlscarriags
at them hotel to drive to the
W when he suddenly overcome by an
Molhenrtdlaeaseand died soonafter
Hogarthdinlo the hotel. Mr. Watson
represented the Twenty-seventh Pennsyl—
vania dlatrlet, and his death makes the
third which has taken place in the ranks
of the Pennsylvania delegation this aes~
don. He was an elderly man and had
been in feeble health for some time past.
A lutell of the Deceased.
Mr. Watson, whosedistrict embraced the
Pennsylvania counties of Cameron, Mo
Kean, Venango and Warren, was born in
Crawford county, of that state, received an
academic education and became a country
merchant, engaged largely in the lumber
trade.
When the petroleum resources of his
section became developed he devoted his
enargim to the production of that staple.
'In ml he organized the Conewango Val-
icy railroad, now merged in the Dunkirk,
Allegheny Valley and Pittsbnrg road, and
was its first president. In l81’0, on the
organization ol the Warren Savings bank,
he was chosen its president, and held the
position till his death. He was elected as
a Republicaflo the Forty-fifth and Forty—
seventh congresses and again to the Fifty-
lirst congress, receiving 13,582 votes against
9,370 for William A. Rankin, Democrat;
l,670 for Charles Miller, Prohibitionist, and
919 for J. Whitely.
Action of His Colleagues.
Mr. O'Neill, of Pennsylvania, announced
hisdeath in the house of representatives
and offered appropriate resolutions, which
were unanimously adopted. Messrs. Cul-
bertson, Townsend and Kerr, of Pennsyl-
vania, and McAdoo, Craig, )iaish and
Wallace were appointed a funeral commitr
tee on the part of the house, and Senators
Cameron, Cnilom and Faulkner on the
part of the senate. The Pennsylvania dele—
tion will attend the funeral in a body
Both houses adjourned out of respect to
the memory of the deceased.
III the Senate.
Wasnn‘o‘ro‘t, Aug. 33,— In the senate
Mr. Aldrich proposed that general debate
on the tariff bill be closed Sept. 1. with five
days’ discussion thereafter under the live.
minute rule. He accepted a modification
suggested by Mr. German to closedebatc
Sept. 3 and take a vote Sept. 8, but Mr.
Plumb objected to the proposed agreement
and the matter went over. The house bill
for a lighthouse tower on Smith's island,
Va, was passed with a large number of
other lighthouse appropriations incorporat-
ed as amendments. The senate also passed
senate bill to repeal certain laws relating
to postoflice bids, and house bill relating
months in pension and other cases. The
afternoon was spent in discussion of the
lead ore paragraph of the tarilf bill.
The house resolution in regard to the
death of Representative Watson was pass-
ed, and Messrs. Cameron, Cullom and
Faulkner were appointed members of the
committee totake charge of the funeral.
The senate also resolutions of re-
gret, offered by star Quay, and as a
further mark of respect at 5:30 adjourned.
In the House.
Wamlso'mx, Aug. al—The house agreed
to the conference report on the sundry ciril
bill (which retains the senate amendments
relative to irrigation and survey of public
land) and non-concurred in senate amend-
mente lo the river and harbor bill. Mr.
O'Neill (Pa) then announced the death of
Representative Watson, and after adopt»
ing the usual resolution of regret the house
adjourned ____
To 0pen a New Railroad.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ai—The Brigantine
Beach railroad will be open for travel on
Thursday, with last. The new road ex-
tends from Brigantine Junction, formerly
known as Pomona, on the Atlantic City
railroad, forty miles from Camden, to
Brigantine Beach, opposite Atlantic City.
Its length is fourteen miles, making the
total distance from Camden fifty‘sll miles.
It was projected aml built by a syndicate
of capitalists interested in the development
of Brigantine Beach, and will be operated
as a part 0." the Reading railroad system.
For thcpnrsent then: will be two train!
daily ill each direction. The road is said
to be very substantially built.
Two Men Burned to Death.
Summons, Ont, Aug. air—The Queen's
hotel here, with its con ts, was burned
to the ground about 30‘: ock this morn-
ing. The fire started in the rearof “I.
hotel and the flames spread so rapidly that
the guests, ol whom there were a large
number. had great dimculty in escaping.
As it was Thomas Powers and Herbert
Layton, the latter from Ottawa, were
burned to death. Arthur llowyer was cut
on the hands and in the side and slightly
burned. J. McGuire, news-gent, was badly
burned about the hands and lace
The Last Days at Cape lay.
Cara Mn, N. .I., Aug. at. -Slgua of
breaking up are already visible at the
presidential cottage. and by Thursday it
willbeclmed for the moon. The preli-
dsnt will probably leave on Wednesday
for Washington, Mr. and Mrs. McKee will
no to their western home and hire, liar
risen and the others will gotoCressou.
Although the wind was high today the
prealdent entered the water and remained
some time _... m
11.. plan Impouloa lull III-unused.
tour-or. Aug. n-Jl‘lle newspapers hrs
taken advantage of the pmoftholleat
inapeetlon tall at “lull-legion to renew
the clamor again» American beef. The
new measure is denounced as an unwise
.Mtllwiotte attempt to force export.
it bdselavvd that the inspection provided
cults wll certainly follow.
I". Where ta know.
Nrw You, Aug. sum-ml Reilly, a
We. condition. and Michael O'Don-
nell. mum, wash-id term-1h
sol-rattled
Mmmmmmnau
myaa calla-witch“
with Yukantratr‘l’
New York, :: Pittahurt.
Ewlng, Staley and Quinn.
Al. Brooklyn—
. ..0 2 0 O
Aim-v
Boston....... 2 O O l 0 I 5 l l—Il
Plttsbnrg ...... , ..... 0 o c o o 0 I 1 0—13
have hits: Boston, II.Plttsburg. 0. trrovs:
Boston,4: Pittsburg, 18. Batteries: (,‘larklonand
GaIIuLPhllllpaaodWilson
AtPhlladelphla—
Cleveland ............ o O o c o o 2 o 0-!
Philadelphia ........ llfllddlox—b
Base hits: Philadelphia, 9; Cleveland, 6. Ir»
rots: Philadelphia. 5; Cleveland, 2. m:
Gleason and Schrlvsr, Visa and Zlmmer.
At Brooklyn—
Clnclnnati ........... OGIEOIOOO—d
Brooklyn ............. ooolooooo—i
Bsaehlts: Cincinnati, 10; Brooklyn,6. Irma:
Cincinnati, I; Brooklyn. l. Batteries: Darya-
snd Keenan, Terry and llaly.
At New \‘ork— .
NewYork ............ OOOOIOOIl—S
Chicago .............. 001210021—0
Base hits: Newl'ork, 9; Chlcngq. 9. Errors:
New York. a; Chicago 2 Batteries: Mend
Buckley, Luhy and Nagle.
The attendance was as follows:
tan
1.0!
.. II
Philadelphia ................... 2,32] 1.71.
Totals ...................... “795 6.0"
American Association.
AtSyracusc~
Syracuse. ........00I0|.’Io 6
Brooklyn .000000202—t
Base hits: Syracilm. 5: Brooklyn, ii. Errors:
Syracuse 3; Brooklyn 3. Batteries: McCullough
and Burke, Murphy and Pill
At Rochester—
Bochester.......ll 2 o l 0 l O 0 0 0 I
Athletic ........ Iooloooeool—t
Baaehlts: Rochester. I0: Atlllctlc,0 Errors;
Rochester, 3; Athletic, I. Batteries: Tlteomb
and McGuire, McMahon and Baldwin.
Al'l’oledo—
Toledo ............... OlldolOlO—B
Columbus ....... 000000000—0
Base bits. Toledo. l3; Columbus 8. Efren:
Toledo. 1; Columbus 5. Batteries: Smith and
Sage, fission and O‘Connor.
At St. Louis
82.1mm, ............ 8007190-1:
loulsviile.. , .. 0 l 0 0 O 0 1.
Base hits: St. Louis ill; Louisville, 3. Errors:
St. Louis, 4; Louisville 5 Batteries: Ramsey
and lilunyan; Goodall. Bligh and Meakln. Game
called to catch a train.
Atlantic Association.
At Lebanon—bellman. ~i; New Haven, 7. Base
hits: Lebanon, 7; New Haven, 1': Errorl: bebo-
non. 2; New Haven. 1. Bitteries: Swift and le-
Caflery, (illlland and iioliord.
At iiarrlsburg—Wlimlngtou, 5; Harrisburg.
8. Base hits: WIlmlnqun. I2; ilnrrmburg. ll
Errors: Wilmington, Ii: Harrisburg, 8 Batteries:
Wellrie and Williams, Baxter and Summers.
At Baltimorc~llaltimorm 6; Newark. 4. II.
hits: Baltimore. 8: Newark, l. Errors: w
more, 1; Newark. 2. Batteries: Baker and Town-
send. Miller and Cbilds.
An American Consul In Trouble.
PARIS, Aug. Ell—According to the corre-
spondent of’i‘he Paris Soir at Home the
United States consul at Palermo has got
into trouble with Premier Crispl for hav-
ing sent a report to the state department
at Washington in which he advises Amer-
icans to keep away from Sicily because of
the dangers from brigmlds to which tour—
fists in that islnllll are exposed. M. Crispl
hasosked the l'nitcd States minister in
Home to order the consul at Palermo to
modify his report, adding that if this was
not done he would withdraw the consul'a
exeguatur. The United States minister
hasnot yet made areply to M. Crispi’a
demand.
The Critics Even Confounded.
PARIS, Aug. ~hi—Allle. Courhet, sister of
the celebrated painter, has discovered the
existence of an establishment which has
been for some time past. turning out can-
vanes signed “Courbet” by the score. These
forgerles were, on the whole. admlnbly
done, Ilnd they were put upon the market
by a Brussels dealer, who was supplied
principally by two artists, one oi whomhad
been a pupil and clou friend of Courbet.
This latter has so well succeeded in imitatr
lug his master's work‘ that one of his Ion
gerles was accepted for the Paris exhibi-
tion last year. while I real Courbet was re-
fused by the jury..- —
A Duel to the Death.
MUIS‘ILLE, Ky, Aug. air-Boss Hamil-
ton, a yard hand, and Bob Ferguson,a
brakemall on the Kentucky Central road,
fought with pistol» on the streets of How-
land, Ky., and both were instantly killed.
Ferguson mus shot near the heart and
Hamilton was shot in the breast and neck.
The trouble originated in remarks which
Hamilton had made regarding Ferguson’s
wile. Hamilton was asked to prove his
words, apologise or light. He accepted the
latter proposition.
Kaela la Determined.
AIIAJIIIM. salvador, Aug. iii—.i’rovlalonv
al President Facts met Minister Minuet
here yesterday and held a.“ conference with
him on the subject ofpe Eula said
emuat be establlahulm on a basis
arable to Salvador, otherw the warwl
Guatemala will he reop is weak.
Mn. Potter starring III India
Catrina. Aug. ill—Mrs. James Brown
Potter and Mr. Kyrle Bollew have termin-
ated their engagement in Victoria and will
play a starring tour throu h indie. coup
mcing hm, when spec y attractive
tame have been ofl'ered to than
Lawyer neon Died.
Named, )4. Y.. Aug. ill—«David A.
Scott, of the law firm of Scott J: Hirsch-
berg, a prominent lawyers! this city, died
at indium lake, in the Adirondacks. lie
was also a prominent Mason and a mere-
ber of the board of education.
linsee- with Smokeless Powder.
Roux. Aug, air-The military maneuvers
at muontlchlari with smokele. powder
I. success. The batteries at ar-
tillery redhall an hour without their
mace being discovered
1.313.. Out tawny.
New Your. Aug n—‘I'enllywaa knocked
outlaher vac-m with Father Timer-tee-
She lweak Tel
k'a Ialls raeardm of lax but tailed
“you“
‘ Wm [M
he one. . to . i, ,. .
'I
wen—luv A!
to study human nature,"
mot an Ice wagon. as he got II moment
“but it don't begin to compare
that seat up there."
'E‘Ona wouldn't suppose .you saw much of
It, as you deal mostly with back gates.”
“Nian't so much the limb“, as the
quality. I see enough 0 it every day to
satisfy me that four families out of live
give the truth the cold shake when dealing
with an ice company. ljust caught a
man the other day at a trick no profes-
sional thief would play. "
”Let's hear about it. "
"Well, he’s one of my earliest cuatomers.
I get along to him about 6 o’clock in the
morning, and I leave the ice in ashady
angle at his back About two weeks
ago be comle of a shortage and next
morning I picked out the biggest
night. There was another comp at, and
i was overhauled at the-oliice. Then Itook
along a pair of scales and gave him Ive
pounds over. but a third complaint came
in. This time I took a witness, weighed
the ice, and put down the weight in black
and white, and yet he sent a note to the
allies saying he was short on weight. This
time I took a man to drive the wagon and
a second as witness, and alter the ice was
delivered we bid II in doorway to watch.
“in about ten minutes the old cha
comes out, looks all around, and then with
pick and hammer splits on‘ about five
pounds and carries it in. Five minutes
later the cook comes out with the tongs
alter the lump, and that same lorenoon we
get another complaint of shortage. He
was sent for, and the roasting he got will
lost him till the snow tiles. Human nat-
ure! Why. sir, when a man worth a bun-
dred thousand dollars will lie you out of a
dime' 5 worth of ice you can bet you are
seeing something of that side always hid-
den to the carconductor. "-\'ew York Sun.
nghtning Conductors.
Professor Lodge, in industries, has the
following to say on lightning conductors
from a modern point of view:
The fact that an iron wire, such as No. 5
or even No 8 B. W. 6.. is electricall sum-
cient for all ordinary flashes, and t at re-
sistance is not a thing to be objected to
renders a reasonable amount of protection
for a dwelling house much cheaper than it
was when a half inch copper rod or tape
was thought necessary.
A recognition of all the dangers to which
a struck neighborhood is liable doubtless
prevents our feeling of confidence from be
ing absolute in any simple system of dwell
ing houso' protection, but at the same time
an amount of protection superior to what
has been in reality supplied in the past is
attainable now at II far less outlay, while
for an expenditure comparable' In amount
to that at present bestowed, but quite 0th
erw'mc distributed, a v'cry adeql'lnte system
of conductors can be erected.
Turners as Soldiers.
“if there was II war between the L nited
States and another nation, sa’iIl an army
oflicer, as he stood on the sidewalk and
watched a company of Turners march by
behind a brass band, the Turner organiza-
tions of the country could put into the
field within twenty -four hours 500,00C
athletic young.' men who would makcas
good soldiers as eler carried a musket.
“They are all young, very muscular
above the average in intelligence, and they
ham been so strictly disciplined and
drilled thatnbrignde of them would be-
come a terror to the enemy within acouple
of months People complain sometimu
that the young men of the country do not
take any interest in military affairs, but
they forget that the Turner organizations
are training young men who will make the
best soldiers the world ever know if the oc»
casiou comes for "Will to be called to the
front."——(‘inI-illmlti PoullllI-rI-iul Gazette.
The .‘olv (tame of (‘lumpm
in this game all the pillyl rs are equally
divided. They Sit on Imposing slides of the
room and a girl ls l lkc- l immune clump
and a boy from the other They leave the
room, while caI-ll «lump thinks of some
word, proverb or incident. They then re-
turn into the room and go each to the op-
posite party \vhcnca they came. By dint
of questions and cams-questioning they
must find outtllc wurIliu incident fixed
on. if the girl succeeds \illfl rejoins her own
clump, if she falls Slit“ sits with the other.
and the slum» with tho boy; if he succeeds
he keeps with himlwu party, and if he fails
he also has to join the Illlv Ilrlw, party. The
failures thus swell thoIluIIIp opposed to
their own, and the game is won by the
side that Illlnlllt' rs must at its conclusion. .
it is un aIlIIlsing game. the different
clumps welcoming the successes and fail
urea. making it lively and bright.
Italians Welcome Casatl.
Capt. l‘lmuti has arrived in Home. Our
wrreaImnIll-ut lilll'lzl'ilpll‘l that a large and
enthusiastic crowd nasclllbled at the sta»
tion to welcomi- the captain, .\ great many
aasIlIleItinnu with their banners were presv
ent. All the train stoma-Ii the traveler was
greeted by loud and repeated cheers. Ev-
erybody pmmul forward cam-r to catch a
glimpse of him, and tho members of the
Geographical IIIIIicty ll Id great difficulty
in keeping II wny clear. ('.npl C IIIIIIti was
in excellent spirita, and thanked those pres
ent warmly lur their cordial welcome. The
Geographical society will give a great hall.
(plain honor of ll'i'l'lllllplllll'lll of Emil!
Paahu— London \‘I “a
A New SIM-l.
Dr. J. ilopkinauu, i“, ll. 8., has announo
all the lormatlon of a nickel-steel which,
like manganese steel. is practically non
magnetic. although all the ingredients are
strongly magnetic. The new steel contain:
8.5 per cent. of nickel and (MB per cent. oi
manganese. and its magnetic permeability ‘
or power of being magnetized is represent
ed by the low figure 1.4, whereas pure ates.
rum up to many thousands «New Orleans
Picayune.
Thought lie Knew the Coast.
A good story is told at the office of the
favorite harbor steamer New York. ill
familiar anmuummnl, "dialluee Ba)
Trips,” recently brought to the ticket sell
er's window on Lewis wharf II puzzled old
man. evidently from the country, who in
molly observed, “I thought i knew about
all the bays on this coast. but i Ileverhmd
toll of this Matinee bay before »~whers Is it
Inyhowl”-lhlstonGlobe
Its Worst Posture.
Doctor—4 wonder it we will have any
yellow fever this anmmerl
Society ladyobear Inc: I hope not. .
as told that yellow Is not fashionable “all
“new Weekly.
John I. Moran, B. 8..“ mockport
3.1..wkowaaagradnats of Cornell eel
more” hassesaptalaaap
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M
FINEST
SUMMER RESflBT
—-——:ION l:—
Lono rsnann sonar).
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NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
‘ SEASON.
.
SEA F001] OF ALL KINDS.
First-(floss Restaurant.
FINKENSTIEN ll lNllBEL
PHOPRI "OHS. my” tf
ROTON" POINT!
THE STEAMER "MEDEA,"
CAPT. ll. ROWLAND.
Time Table
i): llylri,s from South Vorwalk Io Boron Polo
and Belll land-Iowa In 1250p In. fill'p m..
ship In, am p m
"Ion Boron Polar.
9 00 a m In souIlI horwalk.
lirlba. In
1.5) p. In “
c as p In ‘~ “
4 :05. In In WI 3 m Point and South Norwalk.
6 to pg“. .. .. .. ..
non sru. Isunn.
820a m In Wilson rum
9 «5 a m In Soon. Nolwall.
ll ‘Da III In Wilson Point and Saudi Norwalk.
l 3‘5 p m 0 south Nor» alk.
empm
4 2.5 p In I. v Wilson Point and Soulh Norwalk.
ti :5 p m.
run: It Iaon vols-r
340a. .m. to Bell leiandsnd ltoioni'ollit.
Imp. l3.
1 30p In to Bell Island and South Norwalk.
6.3) p. In.
hUNDaY TRiPB.
leave Bell i.-l-md9:l'da In fo. booth Nor-sill.
Leave Son h Nome. k tor Riton Po. Ill and Bell
Island 2030: fll.l13ll|l In ..2i)\lp In, 331p. In.
I m D II.
Leave Bolon i‘oiurfvr Son h 507de ll 3) a In
llhpvm, ,245p In “5p In .(Iiz'omiielirlalsd
and ileon l'oinll, G 3 p m, Int trip
Fara one way. lbe.l2xcurslon1’iekerr,ltle
The Medea wlll slop II Dlron' Poial, on any of
II‘ IL'. ulu Irma, when Ihcre are plseengcrs to gel
on or oil
Tte Medea may be ennzel‘l tor loon‘lleht Bxcnr
dum- at reasonable relies Terms upon application
to me Captain myu If
To New vol-l in less Two "Inn! and
a "3' f
l'le \‘cw Itnil i‘al Inn Steam-v r
“€le CilAilLES”.
I tl' 'l'. I III-‘0 I. B‘Xl’l L,
Wi‘l Irnmcncw: will: Dally lilp‘ It New \‘Ilrl.
I‘IIIIIlIIl-l, safety and \peml. '
r‘ ll'lAIl 3'? it'fi‘im t'n‘ll ‘Ilrwazll In Nl‘t‘
Yr'h.Plt';C' ”-0. law Il'-: Ilt‘tl rlvlll w t't" :.- Ilnl
an. :lflt‘l
MONDAY. JUNE 18th,
Tug—.1 run: I will lelvl- Mlmn l'.:l.l on arrival ol
ilouvalonlc Inl lull-II .‘Oflvll Nnrua k M 8 27 a
m Bernrniug leave New I’vrk l'lcr in. Fast Ruler,
nm or deal-re ll street. a: 300 p. m , and loot
l”hirvy lire‘ s‘rnt tins! river Ii 3 l5 p. uI.. comma
lug am; InlIu III. Villa-n i‘ollu For licaIt ald
firth" "form-Ion apply to I? ll HUNT Agent
Unv ul «‘lllt'! into I" \ om; any oppnallc depot
slllhin HTARBUCH
Vice PreeIIlInl all! (I nmal lung” use 80th
men New lurk y 24"
. I mall lull lllllll.
o. ml In I ~ Intrau- lllVililuh.
Mme m! June Ilth. moo
ramvugur 'l'ralnr.
~tailli’l‘ ll.
if",
L; Nurvrwlk. III. II. Norwalh III Wilson Pout
‘ Sea nl ': Mu. In am In
Ill? an ' 8M "
lull l0 l3 ‘ Ill'hl "
Iclp l ll‘lp.m Ilium
tLO ' till “ In "
0H “no (It: 111m sac "I‘l’d
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850 a Eh
I M p m
N(Ht’l’ll.
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e In 1:15 “ dtl "
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um -’ ltllp. In l2 is r. n-
lhll ‘Blrml llc ' ‘amlI 11.". llol
056 p. In .’ l? 5‘.” p. n.
In) ' In: “.‘l .
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Main Lino.
.nm- unimp- 2‘ ‘0! Wumv.
uvfaa In «roman
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ifla ll. Illa-II ' "a???" HAIL.
Worn express - .
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.7” to
Once "my Ila lav-Minn Barrisgtou
{do-Indy an M as New Illlovd
'n. It mums. Vice I‘rm't b Bse‘l laa’r’l
W. I. broil, s: lpi
W. A I'll-lam Ms. Penn-om ale. ”‘4an
Bennett & Husled,
2» Iain tit" Ho. Norwalk.
leals, Fill, 0mm
Frills, Velllallel, l’IlllII, ill
or All Illala Is Their heals-I
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I. I. mm. a 3.. “W
sum IOIWAIII It'll“! BA“
. other that will
during these
H's-Illuminate
nail bull-It mallet
amwwfiat I.
Manama“
MI! Lv. .' 1..
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‘i . #39
Extra Fine Creamery Butter,
Hazard’s Boneless Sardines,
Hazard’s Mayonnaise Salad Dressing,
. R. R. Boneless Chicken Turkey,
R R. Boneless Ham Ox Tongue ‘
Soused Mackerel,
F. A. Ferris’ Boneless Bacon,
Sugar Cured Hams and Pigv Pork,
Ledgewood Farm Bottled Milk,
The Best Tea. and Cofl’ee in the Market
llllllllllls ll. SliiMllllll’S
33 Washino'ton Street.
The BB lull Laws Pris.
Bulls ljll SilllES
GLOV ER & OLSEN ’S
SI’ECIALTIES:
Our Surab Kld iadios’ $2.00 Shoes are the finest ever altered in South Norwalll.
Ladios‘ French Kld Hand Slowed. Ladies’ French turned and wells at prices that
mllawonlah you.
A full line of Ladle-5', Children’s and Men‘s Shoes that will pay all to examine.
CLOVER & OLSEN,
“lenders in the Boot. and Shoe 'l‘rade.
llllllfllflll are
villi excel-
III of In
compare Will]
lanes, and we
New“ vote"
mam.
Try them . ’l‘ry tlII-III
during those
hot days.
M lljlllli I HIIIIIII.
hot days.
Steamboat to New York.
:COIIIINCIHG MONDAY. HAY IO,
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY"
Will III to callytrl filo New” York, leaving South Vorfllk at His m. Re urnlng leave New York:
eell uIaII street, I Ip In , street. no I! I'll do y ad and actually- hall hour eaIllI-I. Pnlglt
neutral Irma 7 a a to D l- I. dare. Single. 40 mule; krrnnlou. co cem-
'lilllllllllllll8 lllll Mill's
A'l’ 'l'llll OLD Q'I‘AND or
T. Burr Cover 8; Son,
fiprmgwood.
ALL ORDERS PROMP’I‘LY FILLED.
any room. and it to their advantage to trade
e go: «at: I“ 1' " “mniwm “M
Horse Buyers
Welmoonstantlyw
03:13: 1'30; Horses.
s I to purposes.
You will find the m-
new COLOBERS. the
BEST BOADB'I‘EBS. the
’OHEIAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
3118'! “8031'!an or
BALE 303828 in Fair-
field County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Home. can be suited
’HEltl-l. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are ‘WARBANTBD.
ll]. H. PARSONS.
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Brick. Lime. Cement.
Ellue Stone. Etc.
Lehig‘h, Laekawanna, Locust
louutain. Franklin, and
Wilkesuarre Goals.
lull ill RUBBER PAINT
Yard 'v foot of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch otfice at Stilson
Drug than» Mini
LAWN M WERS
THOMAS, DAYTON
PHILADELPHIA.
The 'I‘lIoInns,IlIc Best in II“:
“'orld, M-lncll Cut, 86.00.
The Dayton, u-lnch (Yul, 95.5
W. C. QUINTABD
MlUSIC "ALI. BLOCK.
W. 111. MEEKER & CO.
AGENTS
31831: '80.!
SOLE
ii ”
Filllla ll llllil Halter.
Plumbing, .
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
TM and Sheet lrIIII Work.
Sll‘OVEs, RANGE}.
AND 1‘] N Vl'AR it
dedicates ,viIeIl for
Steam and lint air Heating.
illilit.‘ HALL BLOCK
79 WASHINGTUN STREET
Dealer in
Wall Papers, Paints, Oils. (Illa-III
llvnahea, CIDIII'II Colors
and Vurnlnllos.
AR'TIS'I‘S’ GOODS.
IoClOSKIY's Ll Ill!) WIND FILLER but
till lolrplae and he wants. willmmmhhln,
I ltlt'a i’llll' Mill) I also! lelsl
walls, all shall
lulll'llaao‘s Famous colon \ “will“
beat for bath moi-muslin doors, to Will not
spot or turn wh'le. '
for
Painting, l'leI-r Hanging
and Decorating
ill1 S! Hill"!
Slprino Styles.
in allgradceaodcolonot
Still and Soft Hats. Milt llatu.
lore, Its-at .Imcnuh ”warm“
“I!
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
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OUR WALL PAPEBB,
more particularly our . .-
low-cost Wall Papers, are
especially noticeable for cor»
rec: style and efl'ective col-
wring and our line is em
“rely dllierent from what
Ille local dealer can shown
you
Y or own point tor phpv
t‘I hanger can obtain from
[H Iluy Wail Papnrs c-l your
solecuon.
Joseph P. Mcflugh & 00.,
3 West 42d 8t .'
““414 House fmmdth Ave.) .
New liork. '
USE DB. CHAIO’B
Original Kidney and Liver
Crown Plaster! and Pills.
They are the only Safe Remedies to use for .
aflllcxcd with Bright‘s Disease. Liver
Urinary Alfwlona. Onl those
our roan am the Original and I
all!
and LII-er (‘ure that will restore you to -
mum.
A.l Ladies Use
C. B. n. A.
('rllig Medicine 00.. Pascale, B.
801.1) a1-
Plaisteh‘ ‘s Drug 8t - .
arm 50th liar-alk.
til
Examiner In
I! I. Patent.“
1810 to "OI.
011/.
ago? how
65 NORTH MAIN sum. .
IIIIIJ'I'II nonwanlt, - call;
Raving tilled up I
Carriage Repository ‘
Slit Knuth Iain street I' m
minimum a ’ nth
,wsnaaledsad
Surveys, Buggies, 9km
Concorde. spindles.
Carts. Business Wane-II:
Grace? and lllk
Norwalk Chronicler