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desk i boom him bhen. their -
shoe darling». rn . ‘
and called {or the motion. It was 6a tie
vote and the Warden declared the mo-
tion lust. Burgess O'Rellly moved that
the court act as a committee to con-
sult with the borough W’ and
mountain the cost. Alter In»? W
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Broken Down.»
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at thenow MWWIIWM
day. Hundreds at Mason were present.
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night. Ex-Wnrden Ja mes
,4 w: Prowitt, Lawyer John S. Sey-
m, Water Commissioner Street,
« Mb Engineer Wood, Sewer inspect-
. ‘Curtis, and numerous spectators were
titentive listeners to tho deliberations of
The bill of Daniel Connolly, for work
Many Company's tracks, was dimmed
and discussed at some length on the
6|mount ohnrgeable to the Horse Rail—
xoul cmnpany,was ordered paid. Action
Alutheremainder of the bill was deferr-
' mum of the Guttn l’ercba Rubber
oornpuny, for 2000 feet of hose. was read.
but on account of the injunction, no
mtial was taken.
Chief Prowitt lurked for and was given
extension of time to call the annual
hppectionof the Norwalk Fire demrt-
M‘which be \gas formerly requested
all in May. as the supply wagon has
not been received.
' Witter Comniiaimner Street presented
npplioation from the Water Cour
minimum for 9.000 to pay the bills
contracted during the recent work on
the branch line of pipe. He also handed
I petition from Hiram Fitch. of Maple
film, East Norwalk. asking to have
ntwineh water pipe extended a dis—
MOfmteettoabar-n in the renrof
premises. Mr. Fitch guaranteed to
y In interest of 10 per cent. on the in-
Want. Ilr. Street said the estimated
1 ., of extendingafonr—inch water pipe
Elizabeth and Harriet street»
Wheahout 3350. Upon motion of
m Bowe the application of Illr.
_' mu vvasgranted.
6 The petition for a sidewalk on the
‘llll'th side of Belden avenue was hrmigbt
npby Burger: Bowe, who informed the
noun he had looked the ground over and
m in favor of making the improve-
, , On motion of Burgess Burr
them ordered laid, nubject tn the
moral of the Highway committee.
Ollntnctor A. Bach was the only bid-
“for the work of widening and grad
“Riverside avenue. Upon motion of
BurgesBuxton it was voted that the
till he accepted. and the work dom-
”inject tothe approval of the Highway
Willem
?: file chairman of the Sewer committee
hit! the estimated cost of morning a
6'66 through Cm street was $09!.
mold the abort cxteluiou of the
7 _ 2~ Inked for on End avenue ut the
I, meeting, to nl‘comnimlnto A. t‘.
M . u ,vrould b90150. lie was in favor
6v makingsuchextemion. [1pm motion
6" Eugen O'Rellly it WM voted that the
5 : . . he mode.
Bargain Burton informal the court
6 the suction lune to the pump tea-d
('u Ming catch [mains war worn out
v um one. about 25 feet in length
med. IIP nukctl fornltthority to
t it.
The invitation from Buckingham
l" (i. A. R. nailing the court to par-
,, in the Memorial Day exert-inn.
and by the 'Wnrdon and unnuiuumly
~ . Burglar Bone, being anointed
. mittedto more two user-he» for
then-neat “recount on that day. .
i} BurgesGlteilly moved that the high-
”minim be [0|]li ton-move
.5 knoll oufitu-rt Ivonne. It was no
t
lith‘dl
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7 Mill] llillbe out down mm rend
kthrrWInlm. WVWM
thhpolnt lntlmgmmedinp
the petition in: luldbefove him.
mwmwmnlmmm
theoovtl‘lngieruxluidhe
- not until be low diamond
'= ofthhyout. Bummflowemid
Wit-daboutumucboohend
rthuoollldnttendtootpruentmml
Hamill-llnudlhtermeeunud.
m Mmlmllill. BJJlill
, theOourtot kw should
Burgh Vunderhoef's chair “no the
only muotoccupied at theadjourncd
m of the Court of Balm
W4 '
- III-Senator E. J. um, cm»!
the highbruys, amounting to fall. of
askin
the court tomake East avail” f " T0,;
feet wide in front of their in 6 b6
the meant layout would requirethe re-
moval of their ten trees. They say it is
to be only forty feet wide at other points
and claim $2.000 (lounges if the map is
adhered to. Burgess Vanderhoef remark-
ed that this question had been brought
up before and was all settled, the grades
being established and on tile. Upon his
motion the matter was tabled.
The boron b tux collmtor's minty \I'arl
tired at} . , ' ‘
The draining of lioyt‘street was left to
the sewer mnutlittee with power.
The bond of the collector was fixed at
$12.00!). '
Attorney Seymour informed the court
that the injunction upon the Ernst avenue
improvements only allotted the Dasknrn
property. The highway mmmittec could
continue their work elsewhere upon the
avenue.
The finance committee was empmvered
to borrow $3,500.
Bargain Bowe murrected the subject
of pun-hailing a suction hose. After
some dist-nation it was voted to purchase
the same.
['prm motion of Burgess llurr the meet—
ing adjourned to Monday. June 1.
PEOPLE for now.
\l'lwrt- and lion 'l'licy 5pm.! Their "nun
ul’ Ila-rention.
Miss Lulu Fry. of New York city, is
viviting her grand pztrents, Mr. and lire.
G. B. Bartram. at their pleavum home
on High sun-cl. Norwalk.
1. A. Meeker. of Ansonia. was in town
ymtcnluy calling on old f rlcuds,
Miss Hattie McPherson has returned
from a three \vtx-ks' visit in Dunhury.
and resumed her duties in llead’s eon-
fectione y store.
Mina Lottie Grumman, of South Nor-
wnllr. has returned home after u pleasant
vts'it among friends in Danbury.
Captain (Enrol Ryder, of company ll,
[)nnbury. will sail for Europe June '24.
:lccomxvmio-l by Mr. and Mrs. John ll.
Pullman. of that city.
Mr. and Mrs. ll. ll. Millard, of Delhi.
X. Y.. are visiting Sim. llusnell Frml.
Courilzmdt l‘lncc.
Mien Nellie lhilell, of Franklin avenue.
to visiting )lisn Kittie Ferria. in Rowdy
ton.
Mrs. William Johnson nnddaughter.
of North Main street. are visiting in New
York for n few day 5.
Mrs. J. W. Studwcll is in trot-in Pulls
today in theiutcnot of the shorting”
Piano and Organ company.
John Conroy. the barber. bios retnnled
from the west . where he spent one week.
“rand villi-en \‘loit Sheraton Cour-ell.
Eight uremia-rs of the Royal Arcnnum
from New Haven. including ”mud Ri-
gent llutcllilmm and Vice (lmlid Regent
llacrille, visited h'horuinu t'ouncil. Nu.
llvlL’. ll. ;\.. but night. and confer-rod
the degree on ll. ll. Booth suid
George \‘unAlutyne. The visitor»
arrived on the 0:20 tmin EIIlII had
humm- nt lane's depot mtnurnnt.
(ii-urge Bradley. of New llnven. acted on
(irruul Regent. After the Work vvual
mmplctcd Spl't‘i’llt'rl were mmh- by the
vhtitoni. The viaiting brethren from
Silvio Rock t‘mlncil were (large limb
icy. J. R. Whitten, Ilmirge I). Shelton,
S. F. Butterllehl and Edward llurtis:
[mm Live link Council. New Haven.
(horned. ll'mhnp and (home's. Adam».
The Royal Arcanum in a comparatively
new order in our city. but mm oil in
it» work in such lmtnncr u will mauve
hum , m
V. «I. 04 A. lulu. ,
The Y. ll. 1‘. A. (hating club will utmll
to New Cane-nan] return this: evening.
leaving the mm at 7 o’clock Illll‘p.
All who Willi to go ohmild be at the
room at that time.
Secretary Simon: to cum-ml home
tomorrow from but trip to tier ltlrbur.
Tumor I‘m the Y. it. (I. A.
and Norwulk ltllltuy Institute club»
will mud on the Fair (immla in I gum»
of bull. As this is the tint game of the
m it is expected there will he a
Inge Attendance. The game will be
two colored clubs, the Cuban (liantu llltI
the Gorhnms. Until but season 8. K.
Govern was part owner and manager of
the Cuban Giants, but having had a dis-
ngreemcnt with John Bright, the latter
in route way took the club in his own
hands. Govern, therefore, quit [use brill.
When the Cuban Giants players failed to
come back to Bright last min, Bright.
by overbidding. secured u..- best players
of the Gorham club. Thin zit-anon
Govern was engaged as manager of the
Gorhuuw. and us the old Cuban Giants'
players did not coin as much money at
York last spawn as expected, they sent
notice tothe two local clubs that they
wanted to be forgiven. Both clubs
secured about an equal number of these
players. But, after Blight thought
he had his team all right. the Gorhnm
Imminent stepped in and offered the
Cuban: more money. Storey “jumped"
Tuesday. in a few dnys. it is said, three
more of Brights men an: expected to
leave. When spoln-n to about the matter
none of the (.‘ubam knew anything nlmut
it. But if Clarence Williams and White
are not members of the (lorhnms in a
fewdnys. it is only bwause they have
changed their phunl. The Iiorhnms are
lrecping a sharp lookout on the Cubans.
it is well known that Grant G. Willinnn.
undl’lurenw Williams on,- lbe highest
Salaried men in the Cubans. and but few
of the others get over 815 a Week. Out"
of the plnyem said yesterday that from
present indications he cslu'ts #50 in Week
a month hence.
The llorliuius are endeavorilg to get
into the Connecticut State lmgue. in
order that a schedule of games may be
arranged with teams belonging to it. It
is said that if they do not succeed in
getting into the League they will play no
more games in this city. .5
The Over River School Juniors defeat-
ed the Amateurs yesterday on the Am-
phitheatre ground-l by :1 score of 19 to 2.
The Juniors would like to hear from any
amateur club whose players nreundor
til'tcon years of age.
lion- Alun‘ shore.
Gould Hoyt hm; (‘lltl'l't’rl his sloop
“Ariel" in the oystermon'u n-lplttn for
Memorial Dny. This nuke-l tw.-n!y»vix
boats nlnwlyentered.
The ucluxincr "Eva L. Ferrtv" is at
Bridgeport. with a cargo of coal.
The boat "Annie )lcll'illiauls" ism.
Raymond llmthem' dock with u cargo
of cool.
The burgl- "A. B. Kellogg." which has
been unloading storm and cement ntJ.
ll. l-‘-rri5' dock. went up the harbor this
morning.
The propeller "Home" main-3 her but
trip down In New York for line ru'ztstdl
twilight.
The schooner “Kntc Walker" in at
llntcb, llniley tgl‘tl'li dock with a load
of lumber.
:rul Rotate Ind Building sum.
J. ll. Raymond has seemed llwcontrmrt
to build a home on Taylor nverme for
John A. Watkins. It will have modem
impmvemonto and con '3 up. Hoyt «it
item will do the rumor) work.
‘ll'llfgt’ l. Burton. wholmughtn I?» re-
cently on Elmore-it boulevard. is boring
plan» made by n Kort York architect for
u no» or 00.000 home.
The Dr. Ira (in-gory ploy-rt)- on lulu
strict, Norwnlk. will won he cut up into
building loin. A aim-t will be put
though from Main to West Main street.
about where the old homoeteud now
minis. his the owner's intention to
Mllwoidhnuefromiupmmt locw
lion himflthe‘loto: ‘ ‘ ‘
, luv TIM. of Company It.
"’lttnhrml‘of (mummy l) are onlerul
fiifiiur at the oratory next Honda:
morning It 7 o’cbck for the lid: "undo.
Fatigue uniform will be worn. The tine
for chance in 0-1 and will he utrictly en-
fom-d. Romaine will be revolved ex-
cept for eicknm and absence from the
mu, or unavoidable more. There will
hex-illi- practice in tho rooming under
and n uklnninh drill ml a guru drill in
61:“? flhwwlflkm .-
tbc lmpection of Ceptnln lion. 1. it. P.. m
oiled Hutu. mom-m
; " 6 v and thb‘ohor'lin'ot’pilgrimwu
sung by. local choir of twenty rota-v
Grand MusterVroomAu delivered-short
web, introducing Put Guild Master
Lawrence. and Mr. Lawrence delivered
thoontlon otthomrton. in thocvenlug
tbmwan a mountain the open hon-e
st which Mnyor Goodwin Ind II»
which lion. Chance: If. delivorod
nrpeccb. Among other thing: Mr. [)5pr
Inld- ' '
Fifty years ago-Fro. Hutton-riot
inf-lthhut powiupune cadmium-ire:
donurnthocommenmontd ntund tor the
buildingot nudublohouofm'thoannintho
shield NwYorhuullnmyhun Mil-indi-
gent member- IIMI orphnno. No lunar-out
”More yielded "hm-mount return
Tint broth" mult vo had shunting hop.
Ind exp-mire and yettherunlu
halve surpassed lit not dream.
This lat hull centuryhnn bonfullofm
wi- beyond all other period-h the history at
flavor”. Vast In are these exhibitsof tho
development of the period the bout 5 tin
growth of this diver coin. Prom lthuncm—
initiated I fund iron: which on: mourn) have
boon expended in a hull cult-blob: solidity and
Marlo: thcmftinthouumrentnte.“
hundreds of thin-undo have bun added tor the
an of the used and infirm and to provide the
mean- tor educating the orphan '
We have cclehrntod the completion of that
mud building in New York, which is an an
terns! sign of this power sud permanence o!
Man-run. which in not only “indent for the
demands“ tbecntt for tho pruent Ind the
tutors, but providers on income of over 833,0»
I year for the charitable purport-Io! the order.
Today we celebrnte the beginning of the pne-
Ilcal npplimtlm of the benevolent spirit of tho
brethren which baboon thdr drum in thin
sure for n hundred year».
All m-‘lotlcu are the one via 0‘81)er to—
day are the rue-tuna of knitting notion-lit!
or temp-ruby emergency. lint Insulin, uni-ch-
lug under lllu leadership of thud and the banner
Ihich MD? the motto. "Low thy neighbor no
thyself," with the peasant and the prince. tho
Minnie slid the merchant, the workinxmu
And the millionaire. the learned and the my
turned following in mull rank and common
Atop, known with-a rumour nationality, neither
mt nor ulilllltlnml. as it proudly-nil boned
cently moves down the ronturieo
Every lnstltutbm. every org-nintlon. every
minim which tends to further the lining
upotwclnlchums. the harmonizing of labor
and apical. the bartering of tho stun-intuition
at those whom dreamt-uranium
'1‘ whose interest it is to be friends. in patriotr
to m it» pun-no 3nd work. But the tonic
which brings the heir to the) British throng
vrbenzrandmuklrul lb order in W
upon the unu- plnno no the humble-t at M-
subjwts, which com the provident. unab-
inct minister, the governor of the state, the
jurlm‘. themngrmJouit motioned within
the lodge under the authority of n worshipfnl
master who holdn no public office, hu no
money. and liver by the labor of his hands and
the sum: x! no; brow, in the, Munnni ‘ order.
Mr, lt-puv also gave his views on
WulnmlAy’a combination betueen the
Funnen.‘ Alliance and the Grunge, as fol-
Tbe l‘arrnorn’ Alli-non mnqbndid organi-
blunt); the “range in n magnificent or”
non limb got together yuterdny for nruwrb
purp ~‘evfur the lntcrem and to defend the
his: I‘llk’ih in our rnmmunity. but in attempting
to Alum! between tho upper mllbhme and the
nether milbtone ot the two great putte- which
must nhvnyil divide thin mnntry. one moving
on it liberal circle and one tin-mineral"!
circle. like every other "Imitation which n.
[Maw it. they will be ground to powder in tho
crunh. in the roar and in the whirl ufl pro-t
deut'ud election.
BREAKS IN THE mums.
In, Cola Striker! luv. Applied hr
Work. ,
UXIGITOWS. Pt. )Iny m—The coke
mike has ended no for n the southern
end of the Council-ville region is con-
corned. At mm works the may
piled in drove. Ind tho comp-By amid not
uconxmod-te all of them with work. At
Letth also It brook occurred and twenty of
the men applied to Superintendent Whytc
for work, but the works are not quite
rt'mly tnatnrt yet. One of the labor lender-
here this morning sure your cormpondont
tllc nituutiull at ltedstoue from n Knlght
of Labor rtnndpoint. lie up that the
til-v who Wu to convey to IlIl countrymen
It ltedntoue the mull of the timttdnle
convention misinterpreted it. nod told
them the convention had decided tint tho
lebor organization had guru to pieces end
that the men mutt look out for them-«iv».
0n the utensil: of ink they lull calla!
'a meeting to take Action They drill Inked
Superintendent Wuhworth whether tho
old men mmld be xivon work, And he rr
plied that all the old mu would he'lven
work but four. The] insisted that-ll
Iblmldbo tokn link, ad the rundo-
temlat dually voted to go
back rework It the Prick Be an
tho non will not cool-cut to any rum
thug-vulva“. hating upot lb union.
and “"3133 .m at nitration
And our the m murmur
york mm» uriko, will loti-
Ni only mm modal on u-
m um um: mutual: netball-t.
no, uh will then be Mbtundertho
Iocinllrtlc banner that will he unfurled to
ulna lb- plain of the high
W; "on . ......
trolled n t more
here in. however. that the breaking of tho
ltrike It the bi. lied-tom work: in not
due to the Slurp. but to tholuglhh speak»
tampooplowho match ottbohopeln-
_ common to the minbtem ot loreign attain;
no u-r rm um crui- mo m
luv-cm «r on. It» Mom Woe-
l-ll' Imp-trod In Vigor—Hr. Ill-Inc'-
M "pron Talk to B-m You.
N" Your, Mn, 28. ~Tho Herald’-
Wuhinston epoch! toys: “The fact:
about My. ill-bid- physical condition
have not born told. 0n the contrary, they
lure been persistently concealed. The
plain truth is tint Mulllninoioloon-
Irmodlnvolhl,md his intimate friend-
fur I collapse of his (uncles that will at
once rhock Ind cit-tiers the public. lam
”run that this atonement will be immedi-
awly rejected by Ilr. Elaine'- putyor-
gans, but. itionovertbelm true in every
respect, and only the suppression of it at
this time would be just‘finuu of censure."
he Prune-t Auror- of It.
Thelieroldudds thnt “the presidenti-
fnlly Mum that in all human probability
Mr. Blaine will not be tound much longs
at his pine in tho ndminlstrntlon. it in
but simple justice to say that rpm
dent not: upon this knowl become-
his position. He is full of personal nym-
pothy for the lnulld statesman. undo!
Inheitudo that hit remnant of pamiblo
white mica should be marked by whitt-
ever in mint notifying to the invnlld'n
feelings and waduciveto his permanent
reputation.
Would Deal with Them All.
”Mr. Blaine ha been greatly over-
worked in the diplomatic part of his 0&—
trial duties. The pace would have told on
I younger and stronger man. The admin-
istration of President Harrison will be
historicnlly distinguished by the number
of large and difllcult foreign questions
with which it hos had to deal. Mr.
Bldne'a feverish nnlor has not permitted
him to apportion the inborn of in: depart-
ment mung bio «hummus in u degrep
in Europe. He has attempted personally
to deal with the. one and all."
”to Alleged Deplonhle State.
The Herald'l cormpmulent buys Secre-
tory Blaine hu shown acveral times of
late that h- ll unable to carry on acou-
recutive trniuof min; in contort-nee
with remnant-tires of foreign lowers.
“Mr. Rhino Earthen Ind upnrklulor fifteen
in- twenty minutes, and then, on n sudden,
becomes Illent, moody and hypochondriac.
lie is ill at rate and evidently seeks to he
nlone. I-lc pleads indisposition, overwork,
u pruning engagement or an appointment
with the president.
“ills \‘ilillul' men to law, Mr. Blaine
rise: with him, accompanies him to the
door and dismisses him with both gnu
sud courtesy. leaving. however» condo
tlon upon the mind of the parting gum
that the new and brief show of vitality
could not burn been kept alive another
two ulinulet When they out came to
gather the porno experience hi updated,
withthc added emborrmmment that. Mr.
Elaine's limit oi time nod vitality in lots.-
ly consumed in bringing his mind to bear
upon what had been previouxiy discuued.”
Do Ili- l’rto-d- so, no. Too?
The Herald buys its ntui‘)’ comes not
alone from gentlemen of the foreign lep—
tlons, but troin political llltlI person]
friend; The diagnosis in uniform and
universal that Mr. Elaine's intellect bu
puriuedinto the stage wherein it limbo.
Indthendieo “my till rekindled After.
large interval of repose. but it never mun
burn! with Nonlinear. "Like A victim at
unnotic- he exhibit. nothing helium
narrow lmpetuouity and complete mental
Milne."
Alleged story or .- ou friend.
The llernid quote. one of Mr. Blniuo'o
old friends annoying; “I culled on Hr.
[thine Ind hh appearance nihwkul mu.
He looks like A mun who hun‘t it you to
live and his mind rooms all breaking up.
He talks any for it few minuteu. seein-
loglyintemtnd, sud chatting about old
times And friends, and then he nppcurvd of
orndden to lose interest, in all that he had
up goulpplng w brightly about. it.
run so rnnnifestly dairou» to be by blin-
nolf that l bode blur uoodby, which lowly
round him. and made my my to another
port of the hon-I."
What Damn It”.
At the honor of Ir. Writer hum-ch.
Secretory lllnlne'l non-lu-lur, it want aid
yesterday that Mr. ”bin. vu- nteodlly
improving-oil that ballad been up and
nhoutlnklo rm pretty much oil day.
lie lied. until Air. ligaments. rend the pa-
pers, looked over his mail “drown hurt.
ii}. A- noun or the swelling lnhbm
M: be will minute Wald-non.
'.’ii‘6 girlhood!“ .
in, wgiolune The Herald film i:-
m '3‘, mm» (in-afloat. which
, to in , calml- brim
‘- and Ill-inn on the lulu» mm...
in than summation: in. lit-lu- ohm
momma ringed Moo-n. Mr.
litelm spirited!) told Von that he could
not ell-nu the mutilation, end when
for. m thtolrgn- mulling hint,
Ir. mature-Ito and that said county,
“All right, and we wlllmallonnlpn-
not-untrue: Moo.”
Mr. Blair. mini-rd tour the pm
“dun Pun lib m the named”,
but Hr. Blaine“ Milo-o. hr- called
the march-u hid-amnion“ that
run out hurrying bin in I mm on-
wbere you can get tl
‘lEconomyis»Always the
South Sorwnlk; no "latter how or why we
DON’T
sum
in show the purity and excellence
we shall have the Piano in full
that if is litt'l'he‘nfll’y in chw' will the entire
month. To accomplish
to buyers.
Tapestry linked: Carpet-a. from 269‘ up.
it nly unmet». lfarpcts at 96c per yard.
.‘loquctle t'ul'pcls. with lmrdcm to man
All-Wool lngmin ('nrpt-L-e no up.
'ortleref 'urtutns, with fringe and lbw-p
[thin-ll lulllo'l‘llfi.
'l'bi» chi-a of goods are lmwmirily hard
hm , ll not as the} are rt'prt'ru'lllml to be her
(“bibln-n's fuel black rib stockings. they are not the cheap. shoddy Plant of
goals. but good quality and goo-I Wright. u
pair.
“only" Half-limo. On time- wc do not
price. Ilc per pair. they will be found to h.-
cnn he lnouglit for elm-where.
30c buys n We white Skirt lhi-v “wk; 3-
pc”. like. worth at lewd N337».
_........ W .
mob.
.l‘lmveru. hit to bunch.
Full-length Wreaths at 250 each.
in town. You runkenmlntnkeif you do
"‘08,
If left to us to answer. We would say. buy them
We clninl tosell all classes of ‘3»va for less money than :my other Him in
are uttering for this week the following. All that we ask is if you can buy them
cheaper elsewhere, buy there. if not, give us a trial. and remember we do not hesi~
lute tnking anything back which it not satisfactory to the purchaser.
to get the
_coupoNs
on the elegant
llEll PM].
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A... .4».—
At Our Up-town Store,-
In anticipation of extenslu- :dterntim» in be maul.» in our store wry won. or find
our ptlrpmu m» utter zhu toll-Ming slit-villi lilillll‘r‘lllt'lltn
These goods Were all new tho spring. and :m- uuly the rlioicmt :md Inmi up
Early callers. haw the :ulvulltw'v of largo-l :varnm-m.
. »
HOSIERY.
Iluy'r: Shirt Walnut: WI' my nothing. but mention the price. which is WV each.
hidim‘ Tulletu lilm‘m. clnbml-lo-ml buck. \vortll
MlLLlNERY.
it hon bum in (’tlllrltllllt wllrw of phonon» to luv, to we now much this «loud: but
been appm'iutal. During thin week we uhnll umko mine "I't‘ll‘tl immune»
Your c-lmicc. large line of uutrimnml hats tor only We: valuc of which in our
Trimnu-d lint» at greatly minced priccn.
We clan carry a full unortmcnt of funcy not-n nml other virtue» of trimmlnm.
leCHEN-WARE.
We pride oumlrm am having the lament and but llt‘lt‘ctl’tl stock of these goods
it‘ll] theehmpcef.
Sure Road lorWeallh.”
doit—but rest annual we do it. We
FAIL»
of the lane in this Instrument,
operation Saturday evening.
vien'l; in our l'nrpcl ln'purtmcnt this
'll. n! “.95 per yard.
dado topund bottom. at HM“.
tnrltw‘l’llr, but the gunk qtlulnl Inh
e. Wl' will glt‘t' lllr-lli In you.
orth ITK'n pair. During this sub- lieu
n-
..u- pain—~10“ pv‘r pull.
malo- u swim-pint: reduction. but at the
at hunt 335 per cent. cheaper than they
lllrt'lltllt‘t‘. llig line of ludim' Wrap
r‘
not call itlltl get our pricmon thew
'6 6 6 calm WILLIAM 11.11.”th
n iv! in... mull. vomiting and: till:
, ‘ turns. mun lillb'ofiinln .11. um:-
I of Illklmll. finale rende Amenity.
IJMBL'RNKR. “'M. 1” “Will! , “not
bridge. 8.23. Winullklnds lento.
LOCKWOOD h. Wuhlncton 8L , 13
line meat». fish. enters, clams. .
SMITHS WASHINGTON MARKET. ”Wuh-
lnglmptfi.x. mmlrl, poultry for {bully trade.
TICK l: NASH,0‘\’o. Main lit. PLN. mull.
poultry. etc. Choice out» n c prions.
WEBBER, J. P. 12 Main lit, N. cholcnmts.
Poultry. fish. vegetables. etc.
LUMBER DEALERS I Puma In“
RANDALL'S MILL, KN. lumber Ind timhor.
rough or worked to order. mouldimtrlmptc.
MASO§S AND BUILDERS.
SEYMOUR, BEXRY, in) West eve, S. N. All
kinds» of stone mason contracts take/n.
SMITH, WILLIAM H. 3i“’est st. 8. N. Joh-
bing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. P, “1 Water st, X. manufactum of
line granite and marble work, and dealer in
atone work of all kinds.
MEN'S OUTFI'I'I‘EBS.
COMSTOX‘K BROS. anic build‘ 8.. 14 80.
Marin at, 5.x. (lentlemcn's f ”goods.
FRASL‘IS Jr (‘0. to Washington rt, 8. N. line
huts. gentierncn's furnishings of all kind;
Mm HART TAIWIS.
Gl‘SOWSK l. E. 3i “'1“ at K. A perfect fit.
guarnnleed; the latest styles nlvroys on bond.
KOCOl'R. F. I? So. Main st. 8. N. Pine tull-
oring n spwiulty. Repairing. etc.
MILLINEBY.
FOLIJXS, R. M. 12 Main at, 5. N. Lollies own
ruAtcrinl used if desired
l‘lTl‘Il. AHXES Miss. MWnll st. Regan!“
"tlld Staten island Dyeing Earnbll out.
MUSIC TRACKEBS-
GIBSOS. ALEX S. 3 Merwin st, N. Pluto.
. organ and harmony.
OYSTER I‘LAN'I'BBS AND DEALERS.
HUYT, W. H. dc SUN. 1:34 “'nter at. S. N. (foot
uf RuyumndJ l’lanters.exmrtersnnd whole~
sale dealers in native oysters.
REED d.- Hl il'SMAX. l3l “'ater H.837. Pim-
tere and nlllppel’e‘ of Somnlk oysters.
VAN NAME. J. L. dz CO. P. 0. box 538.1“.
PAHILRNS AND MODELS.
Knit“ ALE PATTERN “'ORKS Cline)!”
thorpe. pron. Riverside nve 5.. . Houseboat-
ing a vpvriulty. by steam, or. water or hot
air. llcfrreucr’: Somalk Lock Company.
fall'lhflll: lir. lhlbunnan. New): B. I. '
nett. ore-.uno: John Tryun, shot air); “’illhm
H. Smith. L‘ll'finll: Grow Church, (lint Ill);
and runny others.
PAINTEBS.
Bil.\ll\'.\Rll. I". C. ' “'nter V. Slfnpdntfl’
Paint, gold and silver slgrgla‘spec All}. .
l‘b’l ERBAXK GEO. It. 7 Water a N. Home
und den pointer. paper hanger. curator.
I’HDTIWRAPIIEBS.
NORTH. I}. S 73 Washington st. S. 3
quality only. and that the best.
PHYSICIANS.
Burk». W. (1. office to rim! 4: Washington 9L.
5 \'. “our: 0!» I”. l toil. 7 full.
I'IAXO ’I’l'NIiIt 8 IKEPAIBER.
ll risiiiili. i'. I“. nor Wall and Knight “5.x. Ala
dealer in pianos, organmeheet mundane.
PLATING GOLD. .‘ILTIZIL—ISD
snort
Slil"l"llix.\k‘nl§wi-\:IK 91...}u1'tmmo. 40W r
t. im mi vrl done.
Km; n-nuehing‘or utilizing?! ml gonad:g
REA]. Izs'rA'ru Aazm ,
LA YTt r.\', JM '0}! M. Wmhington at. next EU
5.5. Property forsale.houmtorent.(seoudr
thnw Alli). E. A. Sonatina”. Manolo
rent and building lot: for rule.
“ESTA” m'rs. _
BYXBEB. F. F. 9 Railroad Place, 8. K. .m
m an hour». Strictly first clan-tn mn-
spu l. A few table boarders taken. ,
Li S E‘s lilrIl’t IT RESTAURANT. S. N.
1:) {hr ln «s. prim the lonect. Open-tin
sermons.
ltllltlrs. Miss lNSTlTlJTPnh'. 'on In
inwtrdmgund duy wit-ml. Sprluxtcrmni U.
Milli. HEADS St'llt'ltll. for girls Ind you!
indies. l! illsidr, .'. Spring term upenoAprtl ~.
sflolt'l'llAND AND III’E-I'Blfl'fit
lutl'lilllt's BLOCK. 8. ll. (‘. l7. Plumb. Mn.
Day and evening mind». our lire-ironic.
55mm monks Ann runes.
Xunlt’ALK [RON WORKS (WANY.The
“'nfcr it. s. x. near ltulirwd brldxo.
STEADISIIII' TICKI'I' AGIR'I'I.
l.:\\'Tll.\'..lAl '0“ M. “'Mhlnxton annex! P.
5.): i‘w. t trkelp..lmlis,mnmyonlemmnl
$10.1}: DEALERS.
FER ms. JOHN If. ft “'Mblngton It. 8.x. all)
31’.
brh ll. lime. cement. hair, plut
MURTUN. .mllh' B. It! Tiger avenue. 3. ll
Aim layer of concrete Wu H.
H‘I‘OVIZN. BAKGI‘IS All) "RA?“
KPTFt'lll'M. LAXIW‘S an lluvllnnd at, ll. N
on. Mom and water eaten. in 0. be: so
POWELL. J. \I‘. 20 “'lnhlngton M. 0. N.
TRUCKING.
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and brave; truckingpmlnptly 3mm ll‘a
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JENSINHS, J. D.” p. Hm it. it. . Ita-
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tandem-«S llorlwluy Ill. Telephone'fl-t.
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lent lint-1e and Ileana A
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