~Wheayou haven chance to make a strike. and
that’s‘just the kind of a chance we are putting”;
your way. Newlet us be frank with you. ; We
know patiently well that ittakes two to make a
bargain, and we know you won’t do anything with-
out an object. The j’e just where we come inmn'e
make it an object foryou to deal with us. Our
Suits will give you more for the money than you
“ can get elsewhere and they'll do more than that;
they’ll send you back to no whenever you want any-
. thing else in our line.
DD’MSTDDII BIIDS.
Itsouu no slam. Ilsnuic‘nuwllt.
sum NDIIIIllII.
IIE I‘BIIIIISTIIN’S FlITII
Rev. R. Heher Newton Tells
What We’ Must Believe.
MNWWQUARW
ll (Do Christiana Would Drop Their Cou-
lbuioa of Ialtla for tho Nicene Creed
Pal" Would Balsa and Dr. Briggs
Mould Have No More Trouble.
K" YORK. May %.—The Rev. It. Haber
Newton, rector of All Souls” Protestant
I Wpal church, who is charged with
glloldlllzheretical views and with preach-
. ingvhmticul doctrines, and especially with
I denying the immaculate conception of the
Saviour and the resurrection of his body
after three days, took occasion Sunday to
‘W his accuser: in a sermon on the
Nicene Creed A congregation which
crowded the church to the doors heard the
sermon. The eminent divine opened his
men, by saying that he proposed to
speak of the Nicene Creed as the charter of
the church’s liberty, securing to it, when
rightly understood, the conditions of com-
prehensiveum, and holding for Christian-
ity and for religion at large the secret of
conciliation in the controversies which
now agitate Christianity. It was an article
of peace. He motioned:
The Two Great (In-eds.
The Nicene Creed, with the Apostlesv Creed,
are commonly spoken of as the Catholic creeds.
They are the two moods which have been
handed down from antiquity as accepted by
thechurch at large.
The Nicene Creed is an amplification of the
Auntie! Creed Beyond those two creeds our
church recognizes no other formal confession
of faith. It istruo that our church accepted
from the Church of England the thirty-nine
"tides It did so, however. only under um-
alnht. At iirst it deliberately dropped them
altogether. and calm; ntly resumed them as
. “tenacity of procurin' Bpla’copfl consecration
from En d.
The thirty-nine articles were put forth in
the Reformation urn, not as a substitute for the
two great Catholic l'NCIIS. but as an interpreta—
fiou for them in the thought. current at the
time. ‘ Other reform churches dropped the
great Catholic chords and substituted contour
aiuusof faith, tin-n fur the first time drawn up.
Tho Church of England never intended to
place the thirty-nine articles in any such post
lion. For use in worship the two great Cutho
llccreedn remained the only forms ordained.
No Binding Obligation Today.
By general museut the articles have no
finding obligation upon our thought today.
Prmcd an a creed tlwy are self destructive.
Mom-er all schools of thought. and shield
nous. Every opinion can find shelter beneath
(In. Noopiniou can rat undisturbed within
then. They do not even exclude Roamism.
.Dr. Newman showed All schools of opinion
ampravtimllv in this View of the articles.
so": a foreign who m‘c ll” hll'Il has l-el-nmo
wystcd in the church. 'l'hL» bring the stain
«the can», see how much Ls rulnl out from the
maul-inlaid faith in the l’l’nti‘stalit Epi «(opal
church. The thirtynine arlclcs stand for that
secondary body of reformation thwlogy fur-
mfly known as Calvinlsrn, which is the irri-
tating cause of all the disturbanccs in the
dutch today. Accepted consciously by a
larxepart of the Protestant Christianity, the,
human miudioin revolt against it. that over
inching number of men excepted ulna- solid
comfort today is that they are not to deL‘ul-
vlnize the Westminster confession
“1-“ Must lle Believed?
The speaker said that nothing was to he
demanded of n clergyman in the church
save loyalty to the great Catholic creed.
Orthodoxy was to he tested by no other
standards than those found in the needs.
The thought of layman need not concern
itself with any doctrine not embodied in
those creed; lie added:
What must we believe warming the lhblo!
awn. beyond um simple declaration of the
Nicene Creed. "Who state by thvprupbuua”
That h the sun: and Inbelanm of the church's
Mdochrathu on the queationofinspira‘
“on. You may hold to the plenary Inspiration
tithe Scripture: and believe every word din
laud by the Almighty. or you may IIHIII that
large and reasonable .vlmr which is spreading:
though our church no rapidly with «rural lay-b
to oneautbm'ily only. the cronl. Whatdooa
church bid I“ believe concerning the story
donation? Nothing beyond the simple declar
atlas. ”I believe In one find. the Filth! Al-
Ikhly. maker of heaven and earth and of all
Na. Willie and invlalblc." You are mually
fra- to read the story in Gcnsalsasallterel.
hit of history. uraaa parable: «wally
to believe the world launched Into being
Wynn ago In six vnmutlve days of town»
ty-lour hours each, or to indicts In orolutkln.
Pudenlaatlea aad Election.
What does the clam-h command an to lotion
Willeorlglnof evil. the fallof than?
letting whatever. The doctrine of the fall of
ran. . popularly rmlml thmuah Christal- .
Ian. baa oatra cmalal lazuli-If. What dean the
church mainland as in Imllovo ruurcralag ra-
d-tlnatlon! Nothing whatever. lite is a
My silent uprm this mywtary which no user-
alsas the noun Hf our (‘alvlnlstlc tram What
do. the church teach an to bellow ml“
“steamboat: only that which amt-Inca
la the simple. emblematic Mann-gs of our
and. "Who for as m and for our nitration
«new tree: henna."
'lllfl Punter-ell.
urns
man manhunt!
not W In the simple. “dumb:
“of theorem-d. "Ila shall com “in with
bulb Miami and the M"
In out of
can our church
ll."
fl lib faith.
y m
unto holler: new
flotilla. that to
m
”a. divine MM! of Willie
» Into the water. Mr. Scott made dupe-lilo
uouldearitgnorontentloaiazhchumh path
‘ . 0 . .' .x .m .
oreedslstobefound iutheretara innumera-
niou or ' n! ffhrhttcadom which rules out
from the form of faith those dogmas orcr‘hlcll
men are diupntiug. Our great creed ls tho
reconciliation of L'Ilrlstian faith and random
thought.“ timologyamlnfienm. There is no
miller between religion and moat-o. but there
hbotireen tllaohigyaud acienoe. it does not
yet appear how the acceptauco of scientific
trill: can he squared with the Wastmlnner
Minion and the Heidelberg Cater-him). But
what antagonism is there between the Nicene
Creed and solemn? Road literally, us a hard,
prosaic dogma. thorn in much every way; but
sung as an expression of the worship of man's
whole nature, his imagination and WWII/co
as well as his reason. there is no conflict.
To Try Dr. Newton.
Bishop Potter has appointed the com
Inittec of inquiry which is to investigate
the alleged heroines of Dr. R. lleber New-
ton. It consists of two Clergymcn and two
laymen. If the committee finds grounds
for instituting a trial it will million formal
presentment of Dr. Newton to the bishop,
with specific charges and evidence in any
port of them.
Dr. Bridgman an Episcopalian Now.
NEW Yomi. May iii—Thu Rev. Dr.
Charles De W. Bridgman. who resigned
from the pastorate of the Madison Avenue
Baptist church April 20, on account of lib-
eral theologic views which he had, not
consistent with the doctrinal tenets of
that denomination, was confirmed by
Bishop Henry C. Putter yesterday after-
noon in this city as a communicaut of the
mutant Episcopal church. His wife,
Eznnd daughter, together with his friend
d old parishioner, Dr. Alfred I. Loomis,
the noted physician, were also confirmed.
Away over on the east side, 05 the foot
of Pike street, is mom-rd umodl-«tt little
floating chapel—the Scamen's Episcopal
mission. It was here that yesterday's
solemn confirmation was held, Dr. Bridg-
man and his family making their vows to
God and the church as members of a
motley crowd of candidates—blrwk and
white. Bishop Potter had offered Dr,
Bridgman, as a mark of special coneiderx‘n
tion, a private confirmation, but the (I06
tor, with characteristic nmnliness. decided
to pledge allegiance to his new church as
others do.
llr. l'arkhunt Defends Dr. Briggs.
NEW Young May 23.-llv.~v. Dr. C. ll.
Parkllurs; uni u lumlb inrolhc I’m-aby-
terinn camp Mlmlny morning by «It-liver-
ingn sermon that will cause widespread
cnllthll. if it does not lllk‘vl. with «more,
at the hands of pn-sbytcrs. llr. Park-
hnrst made a strum: llt’fl‘llN' for Professor
Briggs, and some of bin milk-inns of the
action of those who comb-lulled him were
anything but L'umplllm-nlnry.
WHERE IS MARSHI
M11. Mural: Says lll'l’ Husband Ia ROI!
of llnml.
Pilll 3."! ' .11 3.: .v ".1 —— (NNIII'HIX \V.
Milf\ll. l... _. no pl. win-m of IIlt‘ Key-
stone bank, ha: no: yl-l born arrested. but
it is expected that in a very shrill. time be
will be again in custody by voluntary de-
liverance onJlls port.
Mrs. Marsh, who is staying at the High.
land House at 'l‘hurluw, says that her hus-
band is nun- at band and that, realizing the
dillicuItiosof getting out of the country,
he will probably surrender within a few
days.
x...
Marsh Not at Newport Sena.
Saw Ynllli, May 25.——_\ privatcdetective
agency of thisrity. whose nlf'll have been
in pursuit of Marsh. received u dispatch
yesterday from one of their otliccra at
Newport hows, saying that Marsh was
not tin-res The nip-my claims that the «lisp
patch was from one of the lvrn detectives
who went out on the slimmer Advance
and who returned by the pilot boat.
Ilardaloy lo Vary Ill.
PillLAllhlJ'lllA. May xvi—There have
been no further developments In thccm
of City 'I‘n-lmurrr Bard-Icy. arrested Sutur-
dny night. charged with appropriating
$19.01!) of the city‘s money. It be minim-flier
improbable that he will be well enough to
appcm at the hearing of hismtmlay.
lie wan very III when arn-stml, nolllla
fact that no attempt was mlule to remove
him from Ill" bed. Two detectives have
remained on word in the house ulnce the
uncut. llin Innilly physician says It wIlI
not be (humble lor him to leave bin bed for
home time to come
REPULSED 3V THE BRITISH.
Although Ion Nauoma the Ma-
;uou Wan llrlm Incl. W
manor. May a .. loaf llaudolpb
Churchill cabled to The Graphic from
Capetown that on Nay it an encounter
took place at the rear of 33ml lie-so be-
tween the Portuguese: and tho Ilrltlth
80th Africa commuy’o police. The Poe
tugu-eo numbcml about 250 European»
and on natives, with four guns. The
llrltlsh fhlmlwol sixty, with one you.
The Portuguese um repulud. with the
Imof seven “Holland more wounded. It
lahalIevul that the Mum halving oo-
ulpisd Ell-sad Itasca, which they found
evacuated. on Ural-nae, when the baht
occurred. .
Ila Could not have “on.
Wracnarnos. Mara. May nulls. A.
L Scotland berm year old cblld was
drowned near Illon Mien mill. The now
“who was thirty yearn old, was out
roiling with her husband when the boat
upland and the occupants om tbma
admin to have his wife and child and only
assisted when almost exhausted.
bodies have been W
....,... . -...__.. we“
also mil-a nor Islam lion.
assault. Vila. May S.-Ahoat 1’ a -.
Its. Cortical killed her six-yearaold sou
by rtrlhlng him five times anthem
with a hammer. ills otull was fractured
In three places. Thurm- bas been lad
“tumour.“dltmoalymb
mutate «tempted to mm boy to
Whoa-an mum
humammfiwam ro-
aalvsa from the (audience unanno-
tba death mo hoard
l
,
.. “curtailment:
an. fmrnd the opponte party. The seconds
NDIIVIllII.
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I
I
A Pretty Actress, 3 Nobleman‘l‘
and a Duel. ;
OOUN‘I' KALNOXY’B NBPIEW HURT.
l
I
no and a Fiery Knuth-nor I’lght with‘
Swords at Jackson Park and Ari-ti».
cutie Gore Bncrluuoua the Turf—The
Actress Is In lane with Another Mal. ;
I
CHICAGO, May flu—Chicago was theI
scene of a genuine romance Sunday mom- I
ing with. all the essential features—a '
wealthy nobleman. a beautiful woman, a
duel and a mystery. The affair of honor
was between the son of a nobleman and:
an American gentleman. The American
was practically unharmed, whilethe blood
of the nobleman flowed freely from a ,
dangerous Wound in the neck. liar-on Ru— I
doll Kalnolry dc Kilrmpntzlk. a nephew of
Count Knlnoky. of Vienna, made his first
visit to Chicago about a month ago, rugby,
luring at the Richelieu nfercly as “Rudolf i
Knlnoky, of New York." 3
lie was handsome and distinguished, ap- .
penrcd to be the [Klfir‘t‘fisof of unlimited‘
means, and while evidently suffering from
habitual melancholy, soon [rename a fa—
vorite with the few to whom he gave his ;
friendship. The object of his stay in I
Chicago was a mystery to all except Man- I
:iger Carlson, of the hotel, to whom he par.
tially told his story.
A Champion of Queen Salalle.
Knlnoky, according to his own con-
fession, was at one time lllr slouch de-
fcmlcrnnd praisionnfc mlmircr of then-
ratio Natalie, of Servia, during her some
firms embarrassing visits to the Austrian
capital. “1‘ lmfl also bot-n n ch. son coma
pauion in the revels of the thy young
crown prince whose suicide shorkrd all
Europe.
Broking: change in America, he accident~
Iy mot Miss Millie Allwl'lon, a member of
file [)an Company, during in last Chicago
oumlgcnlvnt. She vvnvflu- mom-«or of a
vuirc of urmsunl power and Illt'IUlI)‘ and a
chart-rill: face.
"or Ilrtsrl \Vaa Another'a.
She led lhc baron a dolefnl life both here
and in other cities to which he followed
her. Sliccolutantly kcpt before him tbs-
Im-t that she could never become his wife.
as her heart was ulrcmly given to one for
whose sake she would shortly end her stage
life. Kallloky finally became convlnwdof
the truth of this and remained behind
when the cmnpnuy loft Chicago. 'I'i-n days
ago Ilt' again awkward, and madcu flying
trip to Louisville in one but ctfort to only
ruler the pretty actrpw.
\l'lliln- Illl‘l‘t' Ill' set up. in Il‘n'l' lm-l mm of
his lllllllt‘rnlh rival-v, {IIUIILIl not the suc-
uww {ill .mc.
Knocked llim Dunn
Last Friday morning he returned to the
Richelieu. having given up his original
Idea of following Miss Atlwrton from
l.nui~'viIIc to I’ilhburg. The sumo night
the man whom he haul t‘lll‘vllllh‘n‘vl in the
south dined with him at the Richelieu res-
taumnt, the two seeming to take a morbid
intern-st in tngrtlmrdrowuing their lnutu~
nl sorrows.
A too free indulgence in the wine, how-
ever. quickly ended tho friendly character
of the Inn-ting. 1n the parlor a few min-
utes offer than?! a cry of mun was board
and a heavy full. Knhmky bad knocked
his companion down for speaklng disre-
spot-t fully of the woman he loved.
An hour afterward a friend of the malth~
erncr appeared with a respectful note. do
mandlng a hunting. Kalnoky at once no
copied In a note which be sent to a friend
then stopping at the Richelieu and to
whom the soulhorner's second was rt»
fem-d.
ltaplrrs for Two.
With the exception of the mob act which
gave the oxen-w for A challenge. the affair
mot carried out with regard to every nice
distinction of the code. tin Saturday
night the Immn was informed that all the
details had been arranged and that the
meeting would take pIace at Jackson park
at daybreak of the following nwmlng.
KaInohy‘s second having the choice of
vet-upon» had selected raptors, tho-baron
being unfamiliar with the piatol. and the
armoucnunt being satisfactory to his op-
pom-nt. who claimed lannllarlty with lone-
Ing through ntudont llfe abroad.
.‘Io lat-rut In Mfr.
Hoturday night Kaluoky expand to
Mr. I ‘arlmn the Interm- satisfaction he
felt at the programme for the nmrrow. If
he had thr- lnclt to full. he said. his opprm-
eat's blade Would but take the place of a
weapon In his own hand. as his wild life
had eons-ad hint to be downed by his
family.~ and suicide alone remained for
one without home or love. Mr. Carlson.
believing that the affair would not end
serimtsly. even If It dbl actually come off,
MIMI tom the matter take Its couple.
Thelmmn mottled his hill, left word that
if he did not snrvlve all lilo belonglnm at
the hotel were to be sent to the woman for
who“! honor he haul fought. and quietly
mind to bed.
til it» the ”one.
At 4 o’clock Sunday morning he entered
awaiting carriage and was Immediately
joined by bin second. (la Prairie arcane
they pumped to take in a pmlneotyoaug
physician whom tho ham had known
when the former was a student In the bow
pttals of Vienna. At Jackson part they
walked about form lime. soloists; the
most favorable lighting ground. This was
at last toned clans to the fiftymluth street
entrance tutti. part. not west of thorium
brim. It was an spot tornado“
othenor. dammit“ shiehlsdby
the high hoard fence which Wino
Improved from the unlupamd portions
car no a z;- mer...“ me
some a
bush- and tron. vy
. he have cash“ forth.
I 8J3w~iuroz allergen»
seine,
why we
we give
possibly
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I"
can“... (a m... a. m 1 Is any} T I
been unknown to all concerned. ills
penance, however, leadn to the belief that
he lathe son of a prominent citltcn of At-
lanta, 6a., famous in the south as an
authority on the code of duello, and who,
though quite young, has fallen an at. ve
part in several affairs of honor. ii
Ihnown to have boarded the Cincinnati
train on the "Big Four," which left the
Hyde Park atallon at 9:45. two hours after
the termination of the combat. Baron
Kalnohy’s exact when-about: are kept
secret. but nnlessho was able to an call
last night he is still at the lrsldence of the
attending physician, or of friends in Hyde
Park.
Balaoky'o Alleged l‘lan.
Manager Carlton. of the Richelieu, while
deeply regretting the affair and annoyed
that . it should have become known, is aa-
surrd that the young Austrian has been
well cared for and that his life isnot in
immediate danger. From conversations
with him, however, he fears that the bar-
on's misplay was not a mere accident, but
that, finding himself facing one not his
equal in swoalsmanship, he took that
means of honorably ending his life. If
this was the case Mr. Carlson fears that
Kalnoky may follow the failure of Sunday
by a successful attempt upon his own life.
BASEBALL WORLD.
Sunday Games of the American Associa-
lion—l’vrrenla‘oa.
IDL’ISVILLE. May Lil—Washington was
shut out in Sunday's game with the charm
[ll-ins. llotlr l-Zhret and llaircly pitched
good ball, but the latter was a little wild
at times. About 3,1!» purple were present.
Score:
lamisvilluununun.4 l I) I) ll ll 0 l 1-8
Wellington...” ..,u o o o o 0 l) u l~£l
lime hits: Lon ville. ti; Washington. 5. Er»
rum: hmisvlllo, 2‘. Washington. 2, Salinity:
Ehrct and Cook. Bahuly and McGuire.
‘ott'unl's. llny ‘25 vllcavy Illttlui: by
the visitors in the nimb inning vvun the
flame for Baltimore. 'l'hcm were 2,100 peo
ple in attendance. Score:
Columbus ............ u u o o n o o 3 (L3
Baltimore, . ,u l U u o u o 0 1.4
[law-hits: tulnvnbu‘x i; liaItlmurc. 2'. Error»;
CtrIlllllIlJ-l. ikdtunuro. l'. Hath-ritzy Dolan
and ll'l'unnur. EII‘MaItnn and II-nlnnmn.
mums .\.~;~ovl.\ IIU)’.
..l :i u n o u I) 0 11-0
.vt It I ii I 3 I: I) v).-‘
, L New Haven. 7 llrloru:
Albany, (I; New lion-n. n. llaltori‘s. Devin.
land Iiuai‘ll. Clnrkwn and Wilma.
flow llu— I lulu stand.
'l‘heln‘rcrnlagcs of the claim in the Na
tiounl league to dati- are m follows;
I. l‘t‘. W. In. RC.
ll .Ml’lhnlnu.. .. it .03!
on» Now York. I: .
l'ivu-Ialnl...l.'i 5' Brooklyn... III .llb
l'hllml'lphn,“ 1.; .Jllt-Il‘incinuall..lu l .310
The iii-meninges of the clubs in the
American tissuclnhull tmlutv an- as followa:
(“bingo .. ..
Pan-burg
W. 1. PF W. la 1’.“
Bikini». 2:; in :3'IMIIL‘VIIII‘ . l" ‘
Iiallinu-l ii II 0". lint Ineuu . .I '
St. lallll I I? ’u .i “I upturn ,IT: "'
AIILIL'IH‘ ....lui l2 liqvl'mhmglnn s
The [wrccntugus Hi the clnbn in the East—
ern lili‘ll‘lllllllll to dau- are as follovrs;
.W l.. l'f W l. PC.
lluffalu ..... ll :. 1-: Lebanon :0 N All
Xvw llarenlll ti ; . Troy , . 5 in 33
Syracuse, .lc‘r e .u-le‘rovi‘lulu‘c 7 I} Jill
Albany ..... II It I‘“:“'K.‘BII‘§U:I‘.. 7 I?» till!
All the Players Arrested.
('lXt‘lSSATl. May zit—Au attempt was
made by the l‘nu‘innnlis and Athletic: to
play a gaun- of bull Sunday afternoon on
the Association grounds, but police in-
terferenw put a slop In it at the end of the
first inning. All the players were nrmted.
There was a lame crowd in attendance.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ito-a of lutrmt (lawfully “it“ all
Condensed.
John C. Nation. the pmldrut of tha
Des Moira-a and Kansas I‘lly rulwny has
been Indicted for attempting to defraud
the government by relating bogus mail
matter over IlI'l road. Had the reheat.
succeeded be Would have gut my“) out of
Uncle sum in four yeam
The Boyertax bill has panned the Pennsyl-
vania bonnewith nu mnenduicnt lucmuing
thetaXou rnpilnl stock from live milk
to six. The chief feature» of the bill from
price on Int-mm- of the tax on bank mock
from all; to right mills, on coronation
struck from three to six mills. and on all
penonal property, in the form of money
at Iulrml. fmm three to four mills.
After voting for the roInage of Ameri‘
can silver the 'l'ranumIs-Imippl congru-
adjourned until out October. The rota
In favor of unlimited free coinage stmnl DD
low.
James (7. f‘onvrm. of bite your: presi—
dent of the National Tube works at Mo
mert. Pa. and formerly a prominent
limton merchant. ls dead, lord eightyzflra
yearn
ill-[mm from gormmt source» In
ChIlI to the Civilian lmntlun In Pam cInIui
the defeat of the Insurgent» at lqulque and
'l‘altaL
A French army officer ha been arrested
In Paris for high tron-ion. havtnx revealed
thou-not of making mllalto to an Ila-
gllsh Brut.
The United states comment to In no-
gotiation with Ham Domingo for the lease
of Santa flail-are as a eoallua station.
'lha ill-r lather cos-party's Trouble.
mm. flay l-Jl‘ha attorneys for
them-r ltahlor «an y state thattou
mom will he lilo. today. am It:
Hflmhggm to secure inducers a
banks in paper. Philip l’. Dana.
thotroaramofths alumnae-app
for mom. Jonathan Stewart, the print
dent. imam Mes A. hell. «auto.
First National hank. WM AV. Ilsa-
alag no. . borderline but no»;
w. no...“ room uni: m
M. more. V. I... Valiant. “Mm
Jonathan More. the mat. states
“shutdown-“walls.
images“ we“:
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manta-intonation
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bargains on: like ice—eboy are exceedingly
slippery. it loft pleaaant to 41mm that, like the
articles purchased, you hate been sold. There’s a
way oi avoiding that kind of Sexperiénce when you
buy (nothing; go‘where youwnl be told the truth
and nothing but the truth. There isn’t any reason
should misrepresent diligoods,
tell you just what they are, neither more nor less,
them the best reconnnendation
have. '
cannon ins. *
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Nol E SUCH
«. . CONDENSED
AWARD
mired mull pm
PM! limesilleulf Ir
Superior Duality.
Clean
m-
a».
I‘LINrri‘fIxrz sl's
MERRELta SOULS. SVRAGU‘E. pay
an!- iv
cauro NIA Run
CHEWING GUM
Far" rutw’lw:
fig
'3 ‘:
lira will I . um. FBEnKJ
MINES 8s PtIIflLEY lit... {than Ind.
u:l :I'n
WERADWE
smmoivwknrt-
of I'llllI'L‘lt
IIIIIIIIIIII
KILLER
DUKES All. DISEASES.
ll Iv. the only flit-fill In.- lliat can be lahrn In
lurirv enough I’llllalllllli‘lt to ship fermemaliun.
tlculmy um to wit Illw «runs of meanwhaml
not in any Mb ‘ mun: harm in the patient. It
cumulus nu :mxn ubnll-vrr, but I- n “at"
rimmed . “ill; puurflul grrmuh-slmylng
NANCE. If mm \‘Illlfl’ III "flu"! I'I'llll‘fllra
fltII. Ilia-Ltth‘lllllttvrmthe-or) nf Ill-rung free.
II II. I'lalnmlfiumh Somalia ('ulifl.. or 'i
Lat bl slmt. New York l'It ‘. manna
war tier DRINK
BDDIIIS
DDT BEER.
(“MY DUB CNSIM.‘
I}. DEL'clous’ Id”! ‘1 “Oil.
~° SPARKLIIID,
OTICI It.
imldillllfii‘... HEALTHY.
Dfillllfi TED ‘h
AND WLPHIM.
lat warms new aim
llSDIIID pump.
IIDIllIllII.
HIGH EST I
”in or
w hen W0
they can
Dorlon Pomt,
» (DIIEDDIII'S PDINT.)
508T" NOIRVALK.
NOW OPEN I
BDlIINIi. BlIIIINIl IND FISHING.
‘ Ample filled and filahllug Facilities.
Shore Dinners} Specially
J. E, POWER.
Bill!
.___,\'r_.__
Dibble '81. Domsmck’s,
[Dried Fruits are down in price:
I . . . .
gup in quality. Rt‘fIllt‘llOllS m
jiCaIifornin Dried Apricots from
:240 to loo. -(‘nlifornin Dried
l
{Pouches from 2-Ic to lac. Old
lStyIt' sun-dried Apples have the
I .
ElllOSI flavor, If not so
I .
Ithe evaporated: Ill‘l‘t‘. reduced
Efrem lac to lllc pound.
Islock:
Now in
Italian Prunes. Iargo.
Illnndsome and of fim- flavor.
:Running them out at 139 pound.
,which is dirt I‘Ilt‘ilp. Turkish
IPI'Unt‘S. I'lc ImumI: Prmlvlls
[To pound. Fine new hitter
25c pound. ll pounds $2.
NO PIANOS.
Spring Styles
HATS
IX ALI. GRAINS .\.\'Il I'HIJIRH I'll“
SliflandSoDHalsSilkHals
Buy"; ll.tl~' and Hum l nob ”uh fur \I-‘n :uu‘:
Ila) ~. Nun-la .‘ vft Hqu for “I I: .ll
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
particular annual Paid to Fixing.
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
Wall Papers I
spams trues.
llur iumrlmont of Paper “annulus l- the
[buffet and Hum m the lnuh nf Sor—
nnlk. \‘r- haw om-r
mono IIolIs of New Panéms
H)“ Ti”: SI'KINII 'I‘IIAlll-Z.
A line at Ellis at 20 and 25 cents
I'EII IlllI'IlIJ-I HULL.
A full Iinr of .‘ll‘ttl l’nlnh. l'mnII l'uInlN
utui Varnish”. l‘nwkolt‘~ Muir l pmpmllmll.
Itnolm. Arm!“ Materials. lint! mn' llanl
it .n Inl’ bani maul l'lmrauml Furmlurr.
. PAINTING.
Paper Hanging, and” Dalclmining.
L. H. Decker,
W Washington Sins-I Pin. Norwalk.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangar, Dalciminer, Painter
And dealer In
Nlll PAPER AND BDIIDEIIS.
Ill North Milli atrrol, Ho. Norm elk.
Humph- lambs of full “or hunt ml“ of
Pawn. Inmlcruandllllt Mnuldltigu ink-«n lo
lwtlm for inspection. on IIMIIt‘K’ by lawful.
molt! Estimates cheerfully elven.
TNE‘ VIIIDII PNNDTIDE DlNIIIEII
la nllent piano for m-hlml practice-I.
Almilu-reh'bmlml Trot-n and Pond I'lanm.
wIlh all their mlolllmianllIllnu mfhetm all
intramural: warmbymllloconornl m
““ N. K. reams.
Ull‘ltlllnl of the XIWIIK M. ll. church. and
tcu'herof I‘m-0.0mm: anal Harmony. Itml-
i I"
«lo-null! Went avenue 1’. It. lies in wait.
M bunny Moravian. hands” and Mills a.
[rumour l2. raid"
JOSEPH lULA.‘
Shaving and Hair Dmslng Balm
at North Halo st. Manson's. Child ~
Mid IMIca‘ hair will... a spavlalty. MIR:
a: mountain.
FIVE MILE llllr‘l; '
were Mag snob ,
bardtolhrlrshbts. Ammontlatortba
will was am, sad
“mm
or . .
an In An
Mu. test Jan. ’9er
«Jimmie
t
and k!
are , c r
.1" “Him naive“.
. ' i'vf'll Ill ”flue
“Ma ‘le Iva-t out
no?» t
CONN '
white as
‘ not: little
you puthim in the
in his attire-8tron
ished at our prices
prisingly good for
HEADQUARTERS FDII
MIIIINEIIII
”No. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Nomalk.
Just recrivchIll dozen Hats 10-day to sell
without reserve. all shapes and culuni. ltl III.-
extremely low prin- of 39v” former 1 ’ ,- Ill
One lot of Halo 201'. 3.3!!) ‘vI‘i‘llIIlV 2!
line lot of tin» French Flinn-n 301:. 40' ..
each. lion'l forget the number,
I7 MAIN STREET,
Son to .l. l-‘. lirnnctt‘s dry goods >l>ll".'.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
No. I? Main Street, Norwalk.
Economy and ~Comlom
1's E
DasoIine Stoves
Stir.
the Summer Season.
“'9 lull» lilo vrry In at maln-
THE MANHATTAN
IN ALI. SIZES.
\ViIlIlnkvmcmk and «In all tlu- unr'.‘
r-luvo with half Iii" Il'ouhlc and can rm, r J
m ”54‘ in line pm n.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE I5 GENTS II DIIllDII
W.H.Mteker&cn.
)fi'r‘lt‘ II.\I.I. IIIAII‘K.
LDXA TDNID!
STILLSON’S
ELIXIR DF RED BARK.
.‘luy worm l-I Ilillt' but: In 4 m-v I an‘
lumuI llm liar. 'I‘I.c nuhxll mot.’
\H‘l‘llllrl' l‘r-uu Imlimnl I-I-mllllll'l‘. I!‘
rlnll). and from xlrynvu In ImnmIII)
who! u lH' In llwiIIIx. Ethan-In“: .lIl'l
\~.
lrm In aim: I\~ l-l‘ Illvliltl‘lnlln nlivxhuu \\ hirh. II
hot at um: rInl kmlmlh-h I.:tl|.:~ on lllrmlglx.
’nul TIH‘ ~ulmm-r. 'l'biu quIu II
livulwl. lll'il r m Hum) Il I~l' .-
vnln.’ tnrinrnb nf IILr' Iirip. II
my Ium lln- public IIV‘tIIII mu IIr' Iw~l Hutu v.
ml frnm flow rlmmlu vI.;i:I.:l-~. It‘ll Iln hml
-:lf-~t:unnl fur llr-r numn-l ”H u. l~ in'm-I In
LOXA TONIC
SIilIsnn's Elixir of lied Barlt
It will shar on Ilir apgmfilc, aid di-
rrrslloumnrlr Ilw blood. build up the
system and make the weak slronu.
n; I5”
“VAN’S”
REMEDIES I
luvwz luv-r. NJ .01 l. nah. I-m.
Ivumrul-Iml It ‘t‘lt‘l’v IHItI II'II~ (all. who II
wltlml on my brunt-hull “dim and mill-ml up
to back and rmmli «Inn»! mnlmwmnly. l
allfft'mlnmvtnlalrnlnf [alum my claw-f. with
uwnwnt Mt'IKIIl or barium» that on» or.
trrrnrly pupil-maul. I Wmurwl mm" of
“Van's" l'ungh I'lih‘. ohhh Klt\l‘ Illt‘ fl-Ilpf
Inside of half an hour. and In about “ho
“N‘k‘fillml' in) will bud rutln'l) lIINIl'IIfilI’NI.
I futu- lined other rough twin-dim In lla- l‘fl‘l-
but til-wt found anytime! that saw Milli
pnrmpl will-f and cure ne"\‘lm‘s" (Waugh I, 'urr.
whlrhl f‘flflII‘If" a mo: gimme Tnt‘ all pul-
monary trmlbli-n. NI: um.“ ”I ppm.
fl’. 0. Adllrmul. In lumen. N. J.)
Mr. Van New:
frame, lmmu llwulln'l‘ llIKflI «um-rink tor-
rihly from kuralula Inllw right alibi-f my
fare and head. I applied your lllwomatl.
hmlmrnt and travel! Almml rnblvlna. Well.
air. ldmfl tidal: It War more than llvclulf»
uten' lilac before the pain foul all gone. lI‘- a
dandy l' ' m andmmlnlatv.
i‘mm. trim. r3. llnwmp.
Hilton. 34. .I. a
30. "Mirna. N. .l,. Feb. I". Ilfll.
Mr. J. Ill. \‘nn Km:
For the aim" llmrf han- amt your Ilium.
mam: (tan and Llnlmenl it has Ilnlw me a
mat deal of was). Ibo» mmnmsmlnl it In
my friends. which Inrrtalnly would not how
dune find It not hem-flied inc. 1 how- iuln an
to any that it has wrfm‘lnla curt-.tha-h l
m Mlle" it will do. although Il'furfi ymlr
euro wan mmmrmlul lip mo f Ind elm-o up
hope of finding relief.
Rasputin"; ymlia.
all: m In. Ilium”.
Rom: llo’auu. “min. Ik-r. I». ”to.
Mr. Jams. Van first:
lmn anti-J ban tales none mm mm»
liars for can limit. any family are! and it
oarsflhebsatmdlrlmlhwmuwomm
rum cordially W it In all new
fan from We! throat W
m
m
certain area a boy. handsome“!
R’s in his education, and there should be three
don’t forget that the boy of this generation is the
man of the next and we don’t forget the parents,
for We know who pays the bills. You will boaston.
regular lines are quoted at prices as low as or lower,
than the swelled “bargains" which are advertised I
elsewhere. You will find that our Suits are all our. ‘
ASK IDIIII DDDTDII ABDIIT THIS.
right hands! There are
, , or
g. Servmeahle and Stylish. :We
and well you may be, fog one
.a
the money.
DDMSTDDII BIIDS.
I4 SDIITII NIIN STIIEET. MASDNID BlIIlDINIi.
‘SDIITII NDIINllII.
Fawcétl’S
NDIIWAIII.
Builda Home.
Those lots on “Windward, Lino
coin and Lownes avenues are the
3 Cheapest and Best lots for the
Money in [In City limits
m . ....-.7.
TWENTY-TWO lDTS HAVE BEEN
SDID THIS IEAB.
Eight more Iota will boom-red
fat present. TQ'I'IIIS of payment
NIlII BVOIII Heat and EXPENSE duringé will be manh- to suit your con-
vonivnco.
You can sw'lll't‘ om- (if these
lots if you will only try.
For pm-Iiuxlurs uppIy tn
TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,
1 Or Christian Swartz.
iPeatMoSs
STIIBLE BEDDING.
I‘ll :m. Err-numb .II. ill-:lIlllfuI. of
Hill In can or mm.
H AZ E LTO N
Aral
Cross Creek
CGAL:
Hickory, Dal, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD:
Baled IIa'l and Straw
DIIIIIII MID IEED.
RaymondBrmIIers
F. HAYES
Ill-Hm: ru-lnmml Im InmI twirl.” lo
No.6 Nunh Main Street.
“‘III HIIH'I) lln- pwplr of fill“ ibinily with
lIlrlln-vf imv of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POU LTRY, Etc.,
Tu In- fnmnl in NW mm.
F. HAYES,
NII. Ii NDIIIII MAIN STREET,
my Ill if
“Ill“l‘ll NllllWALK.
SWAN 8t BUSHNELL,
Ship Chandlers.
352 Moreover. ‘
F‘Iltll‘lll‘ RANK. lllllluilil’llfl'r.l"r.
l‘mr Inul II.» Mid Hill at!» till. o‘wlnl
Hamminmnlun‘nlIHm: luv l'lvlnlm. Milli.
'l‘n-nb. Sela, “la-arm, Hahn. ‘l'uintg. Eel I'uls.
liamlnm I’HIN. 'l'll/ Mr. IIImhe mm 1 Wt 'llllff‘
m-wlml all”!!! a bum nl Io II~II"f"I“”. Né‘ifllll-
n-m \Imnu- Llama. AI Inn-Ia u! Heather-hf
rill :pllm. Flaw- fur Iwula. hmmm and "bill:
lm Minna. Wm llf!‘ lbw rmmllsul Iwmquar‘
turn for ltrwigiu Mulllwh-r Ihalvre‘ nu die-o.
Imrl nllnn Itm xv Man Home hlanllla .
now, mum. Ilrwlgt' \\ mp and our Molina
lmm- um ante-nor In mmms tommthlmmarla
In the country . and flu- pm p, an.- right aim
Ttltphono. Ilsa fort Prim
Nam IlndtmIll.
NEIIIIIII BUSINESS BDIIEBE
s'i‘AMt‘Imh. cuss.
DPEN TIIIIDIIBN ENTIIIE BDIIEN.
A pmumt. HII’IIN‘M Training solved for
llrlllwxm.Slllalcnleunferlfmtlltl’l flier-prim
rpn b- flttol to fill ”lume- tn f to not a.
furry podium Mam l lmmhl lfmrmmhly.
mums- I» “am ”an" in mmpmcnl. and every
demrmmnt in champ of competent imm-
lnre. Howl fo-rrnlahwlc. Arbitron.
Pmldtnt Itrrllllluslnmllollsgs
lt’f‘AMhllfli miss.
3. 0. one. antibiotic.
I'IDHEIID. I'IIIIT'B. II NO. ”till“
filer-rig filled to aimm'lflllf‘lllfil rag-odm
mnv r _, . tron ram: pm a
pried“? of "Errand. Hafiqfartlrm “M
+
». «chain for testing «yrs. ,
Dr. W. D. BIIIINE, ll...
Iona: ever Perri» Hart's" more
“all? Valium“. \
“ -_ , ascertaimra
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