1‘» Ills GRIND Tflllll ENDED.
President Harrison Back at the
Capital Again.
m THOUSAND ml or TRAVEL
“at Una the ”Iota-en (brand and Dan-
la- lha Journey the Chief Executiv-
Dalhmd Oat Hundred and lorty
Woo—Welcomed by Baby lelu.
Hummus, I’m. May lit—The presi-
dential train made only one stop between
Altman and Harrisburg. the train atop-
pinx a few minute: at lluntlngdon to
allow Superintendent and Mrs. Theo. N.
Ely, who had joined the party at Altoona,
violoavc the train. At 10:15 the train ar.
rived here and remained fifteen minutes.
Puatrnutcr. General Wanamaker took
have of the 'yhereand boarded a train
torNew Yo , whence his family rails for
Enropetoday. Before leaving Mr. Wan-p
maker complimented and warmly thanked
Infieorge “C Boyd, of the Pennsylvania
radio-c, for his admirable management of
the trip .
Welcomed at Harri-burg.
A battery had been station near the state
unenallby Adjutant General McClellantl
from which a presidential salute of twen-
ty-one guns wits fired. The great crowd
gathered in the Pennsylvania railroad sta-
tion, then pressed forward and literally
anrruunded the train, cheering and wel-
coming the distinguished visitors. Among
thcae present were Governor Putt iron,
Speaker Thompson, Secretary of State
Bawitz, Adjutant General McClelland and
Private Secretary Tate. Governor Patti-
aon introduced the president to the assem-
blage, who made :1 brief reply and was en-
’flmsiaatically applauded. Speeches were
alao made by Messrs. Wanamaker and
Bush. Thepresident said:
no Prealdent'a speech.
Govusoa Pamwx as n Yuww (Slums
—I thank you for the courtesy of this reception
at thepolitical centerofthegmt state of Penn-
tripthntlhnveumlc 135W” and when I
.wthcmagnitndo of my oflense against the
American people I wait in hopes I would!» able
topa-through Ilarrisbnrgwithout adding any-
thingtoit. I willouly exprmr my thanks and
appradation. No one needs to tell you any—
thing-hunt Pennsylvania or its resources. In
«had, my work wn very much lightened on
thhjournry became I found that all the peopl.
dear up to Puget sound had found out more
almttbircountry than l could moldy tell
tin. it in pleat-nut thing that we appflsa'llo
”surroundings We int-c our own hump, my
mneighlnrhmnl. unr own state. it would be
8-0 thing it ll. Wr't't' not so.
A Proper Amount of Dimmer-t.
There is only just enough divmntent to keep
our people moving a little erw and then
"boy gets realms in the nomad and
m out tothe went—the rcault is a thorough
math: people. I do not know what
would have beam of Pennsylvania if more
pooplefrurnotbratatcehad not mum in and
mueofyourpaoplegtme out. It is thin that
nail-the perfect nnityof our country. It waa
dolldrtfnlunonrtrip to meet old fan-en from
hale, though they had apparv-ntly been diama-
htad with Indiana and left it. they were will»
Intonmllthofactaal came near them that
they were Hoosiers.
Prowl the Keyetoae ”late.
It waavery plenum abotoaoe peoples they
not the ”thinner general put up their hand:
allay. "fan: from the oldKoyltona state."
Governorltnhwasncveroutotdghtota
Wham-in man; and. of roam, tln- uni» man
was always there. {laughter and applause.)
OIrJourney ha been accompanied with the
m d mvel. but out of it all. I think I have
ammo! the perfect unityof our poo
flu and 0‘ their enduring and all pervading pa-
trloflwn (Churn)
Sale at the capltal.
Wasnixorox, May lit—The grand tour
a! President Harrison and his party,
which began April it lat, cnded at 5:3!)
olclock last evening. when the Penn-yi-
vania train came to a standstill in the
Pennsylvania railroad station here. ex-
actly on time. The journey of 10,000 miles
had been accomplished without on neck
dent-lid without deviation from the pro
arranged mute. except on c occa—
‘on. Benjamin Harrison McK was the
lat person lobe greeted by the preaident,
who jumped from the platform of the
trfla and clapeed his grandson in his
arna Little Mary McKee wan also at the
flatten.
Secretary Proctor. Secretary Foster and
Attorney General Miller. with mural no
“out Intruder and a number of govern:
neat ones-la. met the party at tho train.
Onlya few people were at the atntlon when
party arrived. , The president, Mn
Barriaou, Mr. and Mn. Heliccand Mrs.
Dimick were driven directly to the White
Emu, while Mr. and Mn. Boyd took a
train for Philadelphia.
hash- ta the Employee.
Thalandayof tholourneywanthe
of the entire tour. ltaln fell moat
gm tineuaad whnfltha y Mm]
moo t war a; war y.
Mara Wuhlnytogtwand Baltimore the
nah-tact the pony and the lulu our
”gathered in the aberration carand
“the. the prod-lent made-short apeach
h which be thanked all tho-o who had ao
”pa-led hint for their courteay and at
”an.
E
”a “cement. had been prepared under the no
war choaday, when he
» to twelve different accounts“
do? baton he made clown ape-choc
m mum: t) , _
, ’s jnrt the kind of, a
W“. and we know you won’t
out an object. That’s just where we. come ill—“hive
make it an object for you to deal with us.
Suits will give] you more for the
can get elsewhere and they'll do more than that;
they'll send you back to us whenever you want any-
thing else in our line.
-,nuusmcx inn. *
Ilium Bllllllllfi.
:4 sum Illll nun.
sum norm
THE IRISH COUBINS BEATEN.
hair fir-t nth-pt to Get A. ‘I'. luv-
art'a Properly Valli»
NEW Yonu, May ill—In the United
SKI!“ circuit court yesterday morning
Judge _Wallace announced his decision in
the suit of arcond comin Sarah Brought
to ouwt William J. Smith from a house he.
qucatlml to him in the alleged will of the
late A. '1‘. Stewart. Sarah's dead mother,
Mary. war the merchant price“ that
cousin. Therefore Sarah clainnt that as
next of kin she is entitled to Stewart’s ea.
rate. The will prohated and adminiltered
by ”Judge. llenry Hilton, Sarah Bran-ah
declares. is a forgery. Judge Wallace’a
decision in slilrstnnce said the plaintiff
wasan alien residing in Ireland. and had
brought the action of cjcctuamt‘to recon!
aeized in the year 1576;. She claimed title.I
through her mother.
Judge Wallace said: 1
It isa familiar rnleot the common law that;
an alien huno lnheritablo blood; and uni
neither umpire land by deocent nor trainmit it _
by dormant to another. At the death of the?
alien the land which ho may have unniredby .
purchase imtnntly anemia», and without any In» 3
quest of odicc veata in the government or state. 2
Conscrmentlv at common law the plaintin:
would not have any title to the land in runtro :
verity. both bcca'use her mother as an alien!
would be incapable of acquiring titlu by do
scent or trnmmittinz it. and she hcnuilf as an
alien would be incapable of acquiring it by
(IMP!!! 1min her mother. ‘ ' >' Imnvlmlc
then-fun» that the statutory Inwof this state
giro» thr right of traminian lry despot only
from resident aliens and naturalized or native '
cittzcns. lary Branagh. tho mothcr of the
plaintiff. was not can of these. :
”Thais only the first skirmish." fluidi
Lawyer “'illlam Holt Set-or. who repre»'
sents the claimants. “'1'th are live
American cousins germau of .‘Ir. Stew-
art, who are sons and daughters at
A. 'I'. Stewart’s cousins, citizens of the
United States. All we have to do now is
to prove the invalidity of the alleged will
of A. T. Stewart."
WAS she ROBINSON'SA wwzr ,
)lary ‘l'ohla Bald to nave Signed a Letter 5
“Mary ltohlnaon."
NIw YORK, Mny lll.-There is a new and
surprising development in the Mary Tobin
case. A well known Stntcn Island woman,
who was onwc :t pnticnt of llr. Robinson,
status that during it t‘urrestmndcnm with
his office waist-
ant, '
Mary referral to
Rubinmn as her
husband and sign—
9 II be r n a in e
"Mary Rubin»
non.“ Inasmuch
as she was en
gazed to Dr. Bry~
an at the time of
her murder. the
story in» rrmtt-«l
quite n M'lhuilnfl
In an immri. at
Dr. Brynn mi-l
that it! Illl‘ time In' tint bran! tbv story it
had M’elllt‘il to him it highly impmmthla
one. In fact, In: could not understand
why Mary Tobin should writc n lvttcr in
which she signed herself “Mary Robinwu"
and referred in a matter of fnct way to her
husband.
He regardcd the theory that Mary Tobin
could have possibly boon married to Dr.
Roblnmn as nbsunl. For all thciuiproha‘
bility of the Mary District At torney Fitz-
gcmld menus to probe it to the bottom.
namev FIGHTl—NG Fincx.
Be In Said to [to Alain;
Strlhrra.
NUT‘TDALE. I’ll. May lti.—\V. J. ltninoy,
the wilt-y nuke. npcrntor who is worth
runny millions, now seem» to bc with the
ctrikem body and soul. He is criminal in
a light with Prick and nllwr nix-rotors,
and will use the atrilu-m as IIII' Weapon to
gain his point. chstcnlay he gave limiter
Workman Wise permission to send labor
agents among his employee to obtain funds
to sualain the Prick and McClure strikcm
An oflicial of the Prick companyrlnims
that they haw: with men now at work,
while the labor lender: assert that not
more than half that number are working
in the region. and that the 15,000 strikcm
are. still firm.
MARY mmx.
the (ole
The Bwltrhmau’a lockout.
(.‘utmoo. May til—Grand Master tin-cc~
any and Vice (Brand Master Downcy. of
tho Switchmcn'a Mutual Aid mociation.
called upon liencral Manager Whitman to
inquire why the nwitchmen of the North
weatorn company had been discharged and
what it meant. Mr. Whitman replied by
handing .\lr. mecyn copy of the dia-
chnrgc notice and a copy of the oflclal
statement giving the moon for three-
tlon. Mr. Sweeney wished to dbtcuu the
matter and war told by Mr. Whitman that
he would be willing to receivc any coni-
rnunlcation that Mr. Sweeney might-with
to male, provided the acme waa prracnted
in writing, so that no pomlblc minuudcr-
atamllng an to what was anld could occur.
Grand Muster Sweeney and his rtaffare
engaged in preparing a manifesto to place
before the people. explaining their aid: of
the cane and netting forth their many com»
plaint- against the management of the
Northwaatcro company. This statement
will be ready for publication today.
A nattlnhtp at the World'a Iain
Warnmoms. May mam the mum of
the board of management of government
exhlhlta the representative of the navy da-
partment aubmlttcd for formal approval
the detailed plans for the atructorc on
armblancc of a moan-n hattlerhlp. which
la drained to the principal exhibit of that
department, and reported that the form
of contract, the specifications and adver-
pcrvlntonof the law olllccra cf the treasury
department. and he acted formal authori-
ty of the turd to proceed at once with the
work. This matter con-tuned the greater
parrot the meeting. resulting In the can
lmcul adoption of millions authorlal
the Immediatn taurtlon of wry
vents-menu for mayoral». The blila will
ha opened to Washington on June to.
A rum tlaaa mu.
honor, my 16.41: the United State-
dlrtrm court thread of natural catwa-
reached in the acquittal other! Meltin-
m and thcmrlctlon flmtherintam
to brake chitin Land.
chance we nrc‘rpu
your way. Now let us be frank with yeti. We
know perfectly well thatit takes too to make a
m; 3’ .3”.
do anything with—
Our
money than you .1
roam. _
ms BESIGlllilllll litEm
Charges Against Pension Coin-
missioner Rauni's Son. ‘ 2
l
l
momma sow rot BABE
v
‘l‘ho Don-Iuioner ll-aalf la flat Min-d >
Up In the .‘flnlr at All. but Ile turdI
Soc-rotary Sable Ara hall to DC It
sworda' Point».
WA moms. Mar mo'l'he secretary ofi
the inbciior today accepted the mignntion
of G. B. ileum. Jr... aaaiauntcltiaf clerk
land. of which Alexander '1‘. smwan died p of the pun-ton burn-a It ta anew Bow-rd uni um, um and own
that his resignation was callcd for,andf
Mary mm; was the din-ct mull of usinuhisinflnence’ 3min
and pupil ion to secure the appointment of i
persons to positions In the bureau in to?
turn for financial benefits recivod or prom-
ised. Interior department officials ascert-
IpOllbIIlIt' fur the conduct of his son, and
that he was entirely ignorant of the trnnsr ‘
actions which led to young Itauin’a meta-i
nut ion.
Noble and [than at odds. ,
Thin nicidt-nt naturally entwlncs. “hell“
with the investigation of the pt-nsion of- J
fine uml-rrtalte-n by the last «insurer at thel
L instigation of Mr. Cooper. of Indiana. and
with I’l't‘l‘Itl well supported atuternrntr'
that then» was w much friction between3
General Noble. acct-ctary of the interior,
and General Hiram, commiwiuncr of pen-'
simian, that thv rcaignntmn of one or other
0! them would bare to be determined upon
by the president on his return. l
It ban really no connection with either
subject. but culls renewed IIIIt‘IlIlUII to
both. The leading [ntrtieipants in this
alleged conical tor control in the interior
department either by accident or design
cart-fully plated tliemsclvaa out of reach.
before thc president gut back. I
The (blame Agalnpt Young Ila-I. !
Secretary Noble is in the southwest
comrrnf )liswuri. Irv-hr the Killlilldifilld
Indian 'i‘crrimry line, limiting nttcr some
lrml minim: tun-ran. it ta ecu-i. tbnt he
Inn in that out of the way pnr‘l of the
world. Conim'nsioncr Itnum is in Chicago
also, it is prrsumc-l on private bunincm l
The smmlnl oith regard to young;
6min ll. llaum nppcnm to consist in the’
allegation that hr secured the appoint-
ment of some young until from 503th
Cnrol'tnn its an ”(pert typewriter on civil;
Iervicvexnminntiuu which the applicant
from North Carolina could not pm, and;
thnt thcrc mus conic arrangement hem ecn
tin-m by which they were to divide the
[mien-(ls.
ltorruwnl ronulonre Maury.
it is further allugiui tlm! Lt- IXDI'I'DWl'dl
son-hi; :uu «lnllnrn oi (”inaction munry
“Mitt tiw thin-f clerk had Nectptml for
tin-l i:l.ltl'll in the safe to which he had our
cox-s, and only returned it thedny lit-fore
yatcrxlzty. nftt-r its trim-nee had been
norm! :md :t pcromptnry demand had been
"ratio for it.‘ rr~til Minn.
HIS ENEMY THE GOUT.
Seen-fury Illnluc [unable to Don Ilia
I‘mrf‘rnr.
New Yumi. Shy 1": «Secretary of State
Janna-e ti. Illnmc With much improved
ycrtcnlny. although his illuc-m hnalm‘n
wmplicntml by nu attack of gout. which
caused him i-M’rut-inting agony. 'l‘hc tint
symptom u! the gout lllaflfi'sll'tl itself late
Thursday night, win-u tho.- st-chnnry cum-
plnim-ul of inter)» pain in both lcgb. It was
not curhulrrcd nca-nmry tosummun llr.
Frcdvrick S. Dentin. tlm unending physi-
cinn, but wbcn tlu- lam-r mllul yesterday
morning Mr. llininc Wm. much easier. tut
the result of the nmmtratiuns of Mrs.
lilaintuwlm is u)fl.~litllll)' with her husband.
Dr. Dennis culled at \I'nlter Danma-cb'a
1.0mm: Wm Sou-illicit. ntreet, when
Mr. Blaine is flowing, but cvcniugngnin.
When he left he Msurul Mrs. Blaine and
her daughter. Mrs. llnmruetch, that the
mrrrtitry WM steadily and rapidly improv-
ing. It will be neveral days, however. ho
for:- b».- mll be able to Well! his about, a
both his feet are bandaged.
The Seutrh-lrtah ('ougnaa.
IJlI'lr‘oI‘ILLB, May ”1.»le Scotch-him
conurem has chosen t ollow‘mg ollicera:
I’rwldcm—Altobcrt her, New York.
Vice l’reuiu‘lcnt (icncral—ltev. .l. 5. Help.
inch, 0.1).. l’luiladt-l lbill. First Vi» Presi-
dent at Largo-JP. '. Wright, Nuahville.
Second Vice President at Largo—Dr. J. ll.
Brynn. Secretory—A. (1. Floyd, Colony
Ha. ’l'cnn. 'l‘reacurcn—Lucina Friction.
Columbia. ’l‘enu. Vice l’rculdcnta for
States and Territories: New llamahlre—
lion. .lnmcc W. l’attcrwn. Concord. Ma»
sachnncttswl’rofeawr A. I. Perry. Will-
ianutown. thanmlent—Ilon. I). 8. Cal-
houn. llartfnrd. New York—Rev. John
Hall, I). II, New Yorlt city. Pennayl-
vaula~A. McLathan, llnllldayubur;
New eryw'l'bornu N. Carter. Newark.
Ohio-W. II. llnntor, Stcuhmwilla.
‘I’h-y wm Itow on the The“
New 14mins. Conn, May low-Rep»
lent-time of the Harvard and Yale boat
clubs and the board of H'MIQ committee
havc held anctlwr conference, which re
culled in the ripening of an agreement
mhatantlally the can». an the one former
ly in fommhlch binds the collagen to have
their mutual bout militants on the Thamae
rtvrr cottrwforthc not: on years. The
Interested railmmla and citiatne guaran-
tractovdefray the expecta- of the crcwa
while here. to keep» the quartcrc ln re-
pair not give the boat clubs “ouch.
linen and operator- Cal-pronto...
Cotonou, 0., Hay titJI'hc machine
ndncra and operatorcof flocking valley,
through ccnfcrrncc colorant... have
reached a compromlac for the mill.
your. Old prices will he paid forallthe
work except room turning. which vanad-
ranced to forty-six end ouch-if centre
ton. Machine entry price will he paid for
all narrow work except for break-
through. The old price for this w-
thlnydn unnum- and cm narrator
tacit room turned.
munch-aw
' 3mm
. ..ccmmlttcd suicidcbyaboctla;
hacht Shore cwaatu
men! so nmmmcfaw curred
“Haunt. inner-mt-
A clai- trait In at m
jamming low-While the
l inane in tho: new! oi the contested governor-
‘hand, the comedian, on the ground of
‘ abandonment.
more M in the
to Intuit-ureth-
sl
article: '
War are like mm acceding!
ippery. It ian’t plenum to discover that, like the
purchased, you have linen told.
way of avoiding that kind of experience when you
boy Clothing; go where you will he told the truth
and nothing but the truth. There isn't any can
why we climald misrepresent our goodc. When we
tell you just what they ore, neither morc nor Ices;
we give them the beat irccmnmendction
arc
ponibly have.
THE ”BALL WORLD.
league and Anatolia champion-
ahlp (la-Jo.
£1110!“ LEAGUE
At I'Ittnbnrk~
Pittabnrx ............. oooicoono—d.
Philadelphla ..oootaooux~ti
Bane bib-z burg. ll; Philadelphia. 1. En- i
ran: l‘ittnluurg. l; l’hilnrlclphia, 3. Datum:
Baldwin and Mark. Thornton and (”momenta
At Clnidnnattw
t.
n.
oo‘ctoccuma
(m... ..0000ll5fllx-l
Bane hi , nnatf. ill: ”on. 7. Ir-
rnn: Cincinnati. mun-um. r. Batterlea:lrd-
lane and Harrington. Nichols and Bennett.
Attflcvnland~
Cleveland ............ Sodtllzdflla—B
Ncwh'urk .......... ounouzlll0~3
Whit-i: Claw-land. 12; New York.& Irv
Mn: Cleveland, l: New York. 1 Batteries:
AIM»
(.‘ago .............. 4320:0020-42
Bane hita: Chins». l7: Brmhly-a. It. Ir—
ma: Chicago. 2: Brmhlyn. 1. Ballerina; 0m
hert and Kittrldge. Lovctt and Daly.
All KKICAX WIA'IION.
l ton.
Bordon. 3; Louisville. l
Farrell. Daily and Cook.
At Philadelphir-Tho Athleticfit. Loni-m
pmtpouad on adamant of rain
At Baltimore .. The Ilaltimore‘Cint-lnnatl
pine postponed on amount of rain.
THE news mailer.
llama of Interest Carefully ldltod and
Condo-lad. .
John C. Gnult. one of Chicago's oldest.
residents. hm: hm! a stroke of paralynts.
He has been gcncral manager of several
large railroads“ among which were the
Chicago and Sorthwcntcrn, the Chicago.
Milwaukee and St. Paul and the Wnlxtah.
Mn. Angelina V. Bumham has been
awarded n.7mclamngu against the New
York. Providence and Boston railroad for
the killing of her husband. an engineer.
Hon. Charles G. Ellie, president of tho
Schencctmly locomotive works, i4 dead.
Justice Brewer, of the United States sn-
prune court. has niloweda writ of error to
ship of Nebraska,
The Portuguese ininintcra have tendered
their rwiguntiunh to Kim: ('hnrlcs.
Mrs. Nat Goodwin has. brought. suit for
separation and alimony agnlnst her buy
The rkin of Henry Welch, an Irish p.-
tirnt at the Presbyterian hospital, Now
York. has turned in nix month-i from
white to a color a dark to that of a
mnlatto. The mite attract» grunt interact
among physicinnx
A number of clergy men and arminariatl
have mmc out in «lrfcnne of the Rev. Dr.
Brig-,5“.
it. 1'. Duncan. who killed his wife on
Mmmt Snow-kn. Wales. is Well known it:
tin-orgz-hm n. ll. (‘ . who": his l'nmily m'cll-
py a prumim-nt position in moiety. Illa
mind is still to have. been unwttlul by
study.
The general term of the mprcme court
has slhmirml tln- action of the jury before
Judge lngmlmm in January. mm, in
nwunling Mina t‘nrolineJ. Common-r, of
Pbilndrlphin, :- verdict of ”3,:an
in her suit for branch of promise of mar-
ringc ngainst ultl Clemens Muller.
ai- llnllnn Deputy Ila-Hy Beat...
t'sumrowx. In. May low—An Italian
deputy nnrnrd Tony and his WM, ‘
were set upon ntul terribly beaten by a
mob of sll’th‘rfl ycaterzlay, who were trav-
eling from Icitb In Kerb-tone. Tony was
beaten about the hem! and scriouslyin‘
jun-«l. flit mmilnnts took from him his
mnlvrr, watch and all!) in money Later
they returned the wntch and revolver but
kept the money. The llunxariana who
committed the tumult were recently evict
ad from the company's llouacsnt ltlth.
Tlieyare made desperate by arcing their
homes and places nt work tit-copied by the
new men. It in feared that the outrage
will be followed by more wrious outbreak».
Twenty new men bound for the Summit
work» were followed by a lame crowd of
boiateroua Blink!" and women. who,
threats and throwing atone» at the men.
thoroughly frightened the new import.
tiona
Pro-Ideal Mono a Default».
Naw \‘uizx. May let—Medal W. Stone,
preaident of the American Dock and Trust
company. who dird at hi» home on Staten
Inland on Good Friday. has been diacov~
cred to be a delimiter. The defalcatlon
wan discovered ten dnya ago, but ha. just
been made public. Stonc'a plan of action
wan to tune certificate: to hit own order
that he had on dcpmit at the wmhonua
of bin company certain nrnounta of cotton.
Theae certificate: he took to the bankcard
Ieenrcd loona thereon. In this way he to
laid tohnvo uncured about “0,th 'I'ha
Irregularltica of Stone leaked out when
one of lab certificates fall due and wan
presented to his company. when It wan
found he had nocotton on dew-it. It 3
believed that the Dock and Trust eo-
pany will nettle for the errtldeaua.
charged with lttaahmall.
ltocumrn. x. Y.. May Ill—Mn. Anal.
“unaligned forty yearn, ha been It“
rented charged with attempted black-all.
Charle- tt smith, an agent of the Profic-
tlal I‘ll. Insurance company. was dia-
charged by the company after paying har
“wonawllcy oca Wit-ughmJt
having been atalod by her atthoeorapany'a
had-1min Newark, 3. J., that he
had only paid her forty-live dollarn She
tried to collect the balance fromtltalth,
unpaid-producing a receipt in fall
fromherha waa reinstated with the“.
patty and the woman arrested.
War on the foal Mo.
N"!m.flaytn-’I'he Dwycr hm,
owners of the Grave-cod recount,“
wagingahtttcrwarfaroonthepoolroc-a
of thin city. At the track
Worm Union
i
y'r I.
....... 4100122I0—ll'
3......«gmn.» ‘ constant inns.
1mm IIIISTBEEI. mm
soon noun
D! 00 nor TM!
moon
3...... mm“:
Gave-Colds can MM’Gmp,
'cg mug”. 'tiam lath-ta. t
me In count-yuan In em
almanac-a. twat-nae. uwurmtbaalv
ullcarelutaftrr taking tun-um. may
flowery-Inn. Lary- huutu. ”truth a“ ll»).
ozuclous MINCE PIES
evrnv on a. run run.
c. III-l an" ratio! to
loot tram-cm nu
Superior duality,
Muss.
”at mnmmwnrr l.»
v s ‘fturiaumtlmtcx-
.t.’ Ila {murmur .
I:J‘.; \‘Ier‘il'l‘lfl- . .
MERRELLA SOULE. SvfimulelJ
New I!
no v.1 '
‘l ' .7"
m all who u!
fur lK WHO 0
p. mlxwwt’h
iii; a PRIILEV CU" 2mm. H.
all film
WRAIAMS
Hlflflllfll
KILLER
(RIMES All. norm
I! h rlwnnly medicine than-an he min-n III
bit-gs» munch mmutxticp to «up fernwntntlnn,
«intruy mlrruhgc (the arrow of tlx~nw~mnngi
1m! in any Mt ' mum- lutrm In m» pufu'llf. it
mntninn in. 1 mm. wintrvwr. hut in a wafer
A
Q
c'hnr at with pnwvrful m-rnmimtruylng
til.i 25. It lllr‘" wlicrc all other rcmmllra
fail. Emigtrlvumcvrmrlwnn ”rm-mm. from.
it If. I'lnievml. Smith Snrwnllt. Putin. u;- 1
Inbrht afrrrf .Vcw lurk Hun
W “01' DIIIK
mucus
00f Bill.
will) :lm
a9“
rum mo sunny
ta ”mums; once-moon.
no armour,
n.
”:37 "Mame
“VIII“ HUGH” mm.
mutt
'Bflllllfi. IIIIIIIG ilfl ma
3. zoom.
’.
Writ
they can
Dorian Point,
("Hal's ”Md
amt?” airmail.
now opt-zit:
fl!!!
Marlow and Maul“ farilflim
...... 57......
nine to commits.
VEllfltllT
Howlittlcit mm amouboy handsome!
yon-puthimlo tbc‘ right hacdr! ’l‘hmm ,f
Rhinitis aluminum! thcrcrhould be mm
in hit attire—Strong, Serviceahlc and Stylish. ‘ W;
don’t forget that the boy of this gcncmion it the
of the next and we don't forget the m
for we know who pays the bill». You will beam
lubed at our prime and well you may be, for our
regular lines are quoted at price» as low as or layer
than the 00423!ch "lmrgainc" which are ndvcrtilod
clacwhcrc. You will find that our Suits are all m-
prisingiy “aid for the roomy;
80"“le BM
' 8-,
MWIIISIIEH. WWW.
WWI". "Will. ‘
M- 8. SMITH,“
DRY GOODS.
I101 mint :5 clllllGl-IWE ABE Plenum
w...-
Read our tong list of reductions this week.
in Stock of Beaters, Jackets and tapes
,ln'lllnm, Blacker, Grays an»! lawn iv. mm mm dole, having rev
«magi thin wmvk now Mylo.» of gmrtimlnrly gum value. “'e are
offering sip/4’32“ iruluwnxvnts or flu: following primm': $2 50, :5 00,
:5 5n, 3 m, r; m and 6 .‘ur, Worth double,- tltc' prion.
mow...“
lllllll’ STIR.
noun or m,
nan mt
little it Bannock.
HATS
”5 .HJ. f‘rhkl'ri’.’ RSI” “Writ" (If
Elm-n. 3;. 1...».«ufr blot» fur film; A
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
accentuate-moron;
maimed“;
Wall Papers!
and: “ mm.
olur .twirtnwnr of Paper tinny“...- .¢ rho
luau-rt and nnm m :m mm Hr yang.
wwi‘t, ’v lune m M’
Writ. THE FREE“? 'I‘l‘lbfiifil.
“incl filtration! 25 «at:
Phil IRW'BIJI WWI.
A: (nil hm- nf Ifmml Home. (”mm Pulnrr
Fl‘rmlmu. .lrtwr-c’ “aural-v. I’m-'vnrrfl 512ml
WM fur mm mm» F‘mnm Mlll rm‘mrm’n,
PAINTING.
M W 3" m
L. H.” Decker,
7')“ meinm’nn Start «in Swahili.
l. 0. JEIIIIGS.
mm,m,m
Amt Molar m
’lfllfmlflfim,
at North Mn. wraith!" Shaman.
animal» limit» nt‘ full line lawn ruin of
mum, liturdwmmt Mir Moulding-e Mann 94v
Mum for ll'lupecwmtmt mm" by W
lnflmmw all-whim mm
new
I I I
E ectric Time.
4'5”“ ”With
llmi pmerhmvtl rhn twrm flaw n1:
mm“ y. I mmnwpvrpmd Man! to! lo:
$1.?” tho w to momma colorant”
Electric Bells. Etc.
Interview re 70>wa hum far It»
1: Mm: :2».in fl'fi
n It, 0‘ .' MI W
Mftfifwr‘mn' «mu.
.
W. C. PERRY,
"pun-unto.”
If m
ml! 3” MW
. . . a thug
n It. mil in in
1. fl =
’ i
also
SeedPolatoesI
Spring Styles
SliflandSoilIlalsfillHals 1
Rn)": Ylnr- .mvlt up». v "1-7» H tr»: r..." him. «.41.,
[mm Balls of In caucusr
anal Mirmnlw“. Winn-urn} . mi” 4‘ ntt‘w-mrwtt. ‘
w‘
ASK TO SEE OUR lOC CORSETS.
m... 7900 ..__ «.-
N UMBRELLIS.
'i'hh m-mnniminuin in nmultiwm, mu! m- zmr adding to our
Rl‘fll’k nrw»:yla—r rs’vrj; tow-wk. .t visir of inspm'tinn will rcpnv
. you. m w» (”Zl’l‘l in mum. and nor priiw arc the- burnt. as fol~
.Iow»; iii 2; worth 1 :r‘, I on Worth ‘ 2:». l 63 Worth 1 m3. 75m worth
.
{if 25.“! '25 7:5; Worth It 1.}, l mum; .70,
t
i
i
f
fPAIllSlIlS AND Sll
worth ‘1 2.1;; m WHY”: :13“, 3
M
ASK TO SEE OUR ioc conssrs.
m w w~——
i
fmu: DRESS nous smut
. W." knuw in lllt‘llflfibéé'll, awry-on"; ulmimlplv. cvvrything new.
. In (or: m: how an nnrmtnlly rhuirv arm-l; to m'lrr't from. A Well
‘wlr—dml which ”I Hitting Flannel.- at I! w and 234' pcr yard: Striped
filming“. 15‘ and in inrhm with". farm and SW per yard. worth
ffi'fitlfifl’llh't'lf (Mr and 256': All Wool ('lmiliw for ’I'ff' Worth 1551’.
M
Ask to see our l0c Corsets.
—m ._.....
’ GINCHAMS.
Hf own drwriptl-m. Ff’t’ftf"ll itlltl Il-rrnr'stir' at «‘4’. WV. 135% 18c
'pwr jflfll. worth icy. lfu', :m'nml 23c. Extraordinary bargains!
v”
Ask to see our lac Corsets.
m HosiERv
“er shall uffwr rpwinl incinrvnwnts. and m m- haw always been
W'flll‘jlmnl’fl‘ Inf Ilu'w' gumbo ll Wulllrl In» won ti, 3,1)» “7‘. yak“. an
inrovrmt in tiov "mph"!- wrifnrc. and invin- all in new! of Haiti
pry-w 1..- Vi,“ "it! Imwry manor» tilt-i wm-It. as w» rm» displaying
svpiw'inl bargains: in thr itimVP rm-utirvnml gmwir. as follows: A fine
”mutant of lwiim' fitriprxl llmia-ry fur 'L'u’. Worth inc: Iridios'
Lin!” Tliflwl and tiny f'nttun ”mm in Irlztrk and colon for 4-50,
4(th nfn‘: List" 'i'hrmui ilmr. plain and drop hillt'll. black and
‘flnlorflt. for! Jr. aim and Mr pwr pair. worth dim. liar and 8f l5;
India {Silk ”draw, in Mark mm ruler“ for aim, Mir. in 55,, | 2:, u,
5qu pair, worth St W. l '35:. l W. i Mi to 3m,
‘pn
Ask to see our lOc oursets.
I» In c and vwrv I'Iwir'v. Mimi-sting of ('uluml and Black, in
ljnlc bowl. TnIIMa and all Silk. and of ctylm which in» con.
trol. and would my are vcrv much bulnw tln- rcwllnrrwt of some.
Primal an follow»: 23- worth Sim'. llm' Worth luv. :l‘w WUIIII fate. tilt:
worth 551'. IN worth our, 0;.74- worth 251-. m‘n' Worth 8: m,
"Mu-M”. .. a...»
Ask to see our IOc Corsets.
m—w - . ‘.> w n...
0n Moi Bflimih’m Waisls, Laces,
I’mlmriahriaa. Etching. lbqnvfiilkn. Slam ml Linun. I’gmumv Tidit-a,
China ”ilk“ is niwny» "indie-d with tho ntmt nnwltlm.
0"
Ask to see our IOc Corsets.
Gents’ furnishings.
We alwa Herve commit” aual wry ahaimblc itswrl’lillflfll of
firntr’ hair-(km! and l’nlnnmicn-d Shirts. Iv'inc Drum Show in
pianos: and plain ”p?“ frvmt. and in tho «mu» ah. flfllfk'lll we. call
particular attention ton «rial drive in ticrtts' killinggnn Shirts
and Drawn-rant 234*. nitivc vain» 5m: roads. All liur'ncw styles
Collar» and (folk. Kilian If!“ each. Ifufln Ha n yp‘llf. ‘All the
new ranching in (lentif Si-cItwc-ar. (it-iiln’ Yachting Sailor!» mm.
M... _.
on. CLOTHS an SHADES
(til Cloth in all width» anal ital-vary inguiniib‘la- V'lin‘”: Hhadea
wig W «trapdoor in cm] lye: or to pounce.
I'm firen’zi all claim of work of that kind.
M. S.M§MITH
Our Stock oi Sillillvcves and Mills
Norwalk Chronicler