WW COHFIHIA WRIGHT
Republican Senators Against
Governor Pattison's Man.
run scream in AT om
or. on; (lo-mlublorl at Philadelphia
antenna-ma trier-ml 0. our.» to
m non-rune Bardaley. Despite
as not no or. emu-m- nu Anton.
, minimums, May 87.—-The city oom-
" lumen. Ignoring the nppointmentby
«Governor Pattisou of asucoessor to City
Treasurer Bardsley. proceeded to elect
Richard C. Dollars. business manager of
'The Record,tofill theofllcc. Mme.
‘Bsttleyaud Stulb. the Republican mem-
hms d the commimion. voted for Mr.
Many and Mr..Sauscnderfer, the Demo
nth member. cast his ballot for Mr.
L Wright. the governor’s appointee.
‘ Burdslery Under Guard.
It is understood that to avoid further
‘ legal complicationsthecity council, which
‘ alsoclaims to have the right to elect a
treasurer, will at its meeting today vote
for Mr. Oellers.
Hr. Bardsleyisunderguard at his house,
hh condition still beingtooserious to war
nuthis removal. He has been unable to
‘ohtniu the imam demanded as security
forhis appearance at the hearing on next
I‘d-hr- .
Ir. Drew’s Testimony.
Thecity council's committee investigat-
ing the affairs of City Treasurer Bardaley
mulls-ed National Bank Examiner Drew.
lulhewtestilled that of the clearing
houaedne bills for upward of 000.0!»
which Mr. Bardsley holds against the bank
Joan BARDSLKY—OIDIDK w. marten.
he had no knowledge, for $275,001) of these
hillsthere is arccord on the stubs If all
these due bills rest against the bank its
lialdllt‘ies will be over 82,000.00).
no hedger- mutilated.
The witness further testified that he dis
covered that the ledger of the bank had
hnu mutilated. President Marsh con-
I’sd to falsification of the books in Feb
nary, but witness said he was not arrest-
. ed at thetime because he (Marsh) wasthen
‘ "mg-god in an edort to get 8110.000 out of
thalamus estate. Mar-sh was allowed to
complete his with before he was arrested.
Was It lost in Stock Gambling?
The testimony of George A. Hume, of
the firm of Robert Glendenning Sr 00.,
bankers and brokers. was the most snrpris
lug yet given and may lead to the throw-
ing of some light on what has become of
the enormous sums that have disappeared.
Ir. Hume said that Mr. llnrdsley haul been
a heavy operator on the “street" through
his llrm during 19). In that time they
had purchased for him over 3310,1300 worth
at six dillerent stocks. The Dsgckwa:
purchased outright. During m r 0
last year Bardslcy closed out all his hold-
infl, but whether at a profit or a lom wit-
nuwas unable to say without referring
to the books of the firm.
Ir. Home also testified that his firm
had borrowed about ”now from Mr.
Bardaley during the financial stringency
I-‘t fail. Cashier Rays, of the Keystone
hank. teetlllcd that there wasarecordof
mill) worth of due bills. (if the balance
horeoord isto be found. Mr.- Hays was
unable to say whether the signatures to
thsdue bills were his or forgcries.
‘l’koy Won't Conlr- Wright.
Wm. May 314% Republican
motors in caucus here decided not to
confirm the governor’s nomination of
. William R. Wright for the onion of city
”, trounrerof Philadelphia. .
Insurgents Deny the sinking.
Pants, lily ill—The agents in this
city of the Chilian cougremiional party
dsnytbertatement made by the Balms-
earths with regard to the successes of the
'a party at lquique. The cone
lanai. declare that when the
government'sironclads lmperiale
and Almirante Conduit vsd the con-
M
II?‘ profess to be
I. gammynnpplied with funds derived from
Ihflqhsreeeipts from the duties on nitrates
" add that the congressional forces in.
soon to attack helium-dc in the can
More
'lhoulnsnsll I lava-ten Failure.
In liner. May sir-schedules of tin
firm at Bunsen a Scranton
Moon. Thsydsrow it; assets to hr
WWII“ labillt I hm,-
‘l'hefallureisworaathnnat mm
in. lacunae-u... wm Mann.
‘ ,‘llay stun resolution to
the uncle by hunters-M
'9”: rr To Me. Will}.
"a ‘fi'inécii ‘iiBiiE inmates; ‘
u—A-um .....
It Will lie Located at Illl‘l'llou, II. J.
Persecution Abroad.
New You, May 21rd. 1). Solomon.
general agent of the Baron do Hirsch fund,
snidthatthetrusteesofthefnnd had do.
cided upon purchasing a large tract of
land at Harrison. N. J.. whereou it incon-
templated to build from on to an cottages
for the use of the recently arrived Jewish
immigrants. Each home will haven small
parcel of land attached to allow the rats-
ing of vegetables, etc, for the actual am-
sumption of the occupants.
Persecuted by Greeks.
Vima, May 27.-—0nc thousand no
brews havaalready been driven from the
island of Corfu by the persecutions of the
Greek Christians. The trials of the Greeks
who were prominent participants in the
Jew baiting are proceeding. .Several po-
licemen, convicted of assisting the rioters,
have been sentenced to various terms of im-
prisonment, and it is believed that five of
the leaders of the movement will be Illi-
tenced to death.
New Hardships Proposed.
Sr. Pmurrsncuo, May 21—31. Robiedou-
‘ostzev, procurer general of the holy synod
and one of the imperial privy councillors,
has submitted to the council of the empire
an ordinance forbidding the Jews to ob-
sorve the Hebrew Sabbath by closing their
places of business or refraining from work,
and compelling the Jews to observe Sun-
day and other orthodox Greek days.
.Bmux, May fl.—~At Spandan, the mili-
tary forced 150 penniless Russiunimmi-
grants intending to go to Brazil to go
Mk to Russia.
The Central After Adirondack buds.
ALBAXY, May 2i.—-The state land board
isin session in the office of the score
of state to consider the appeal of the New
York Central railroad for forest lands
from llerkimer to Malone through the
Adirondacks. The full board includes
Lieutenant Governor Jones, Speaker shee-
han, Comptroller Wemple. Secretary Rice,
State Treasurer Danforth, Attorney Gen-
eral Tabor and State Engineer Bogart.
Prominent counsel are present, including
Augustus Schoonmaker. of Kingston;
Charles 1“. Patterson. of Troy; ilmuilton
Harris. of Albany; James W. llusted, of
Peekskill; ilenry Sprague, of New York;
Warner Miller, of llerklmer, all for Dr.
Webb, and Edwin Young forthe Delaware
and lludson people. Attorney General
Taber's opinion is adverse to the grant be-
ing made by the land board. Mr. Tabor
holds that the forest lands are not under
the jurisdiction of the board only where
the state him an absolute original ownerL
ship. The question must be put tothe
forestry commission, who alone have
power to make the grant.
Tl-ed‘ubinel and Behring Sea.
Wasnrxorux, May 2:.—’l‘he Behring sea
qrrestiou was considered at the cabinet
meeting, but if a ' ‘ was . L '
it was not made public. Secretary Foster
declined to say whether or not sconcln-
sion had been reached. He admitted that
the matter was almost the sole subject of
consideration at the cabinet meet ing.
Prior to the meeting of the cabinet the
subject was discussed. by the president.
and a number of government officials. So
far as could be learned no orders were sent
to the Bush at San Francisco to nail to
the Seal islands, and this would appear to
confirm the report that the cabinet reach-
ed no decision. The Canadian government
is urging the English government to delay
matters in order that Canadian watchers
now in the Behring sea, of which thereare
nearly sixty, can have time to catch seals
as they proceed from the north to the Seal
islands. This is the time that they may
emigrate in great numbers.
An Odd story from New Bevel.
Nsw llavss. May Zia-A queer story
was printer! In The Register last evening
to the elect that by the opening of a grave
evidence of an unpaid note was found in-
volvingsprominent person who hadde
nieil its existence. When the case comes
into court the identity of the principal
will create a sensation. The person in
question was the guardian of two children
and Income indebted to the mother for
flat) for which he gave his note. The
woman died seventeen years ago and he
thereupon claimed that the note had been
«scaled Recently a relative remem-
beredthatthcnote hndheansewedinthe
lining of the drma in which the woman
was buried. The grave was opened and
the note was found. it was very much
faded but in good enough condition to
answeruevidence.
Jeans Penney Ind a s...
Bonus. May fl.—~lt was discovered that
JesssPomeroy had drilled undesired od
theloekfromtbedoor of his cell in the
“Arch,” where the worst prisoriersarecon.
dodattheuals prison. He had sawed
kirlronhal twee-dukenolnnlrrm
withwh hhehadpmbndbackthe
t. 'l'hsdrillssdsawwerefonndlnhis
up dummy was found. it failed todserive
the officer. and was made for the man who
was found stowed away in one of the lofts
W to he Daniel Hollis. who is
In years for robbing a Jewelry ‘
store. Porn-my and lifuliin were stones
placed in sollury confinement.
content by rain rum Ilsa.
monitor, 0. fiwl’resrnt indies»
inland party II!!! have
captured the convention ct multichan-
srs’nninn which root here at 10 o'clock
morning. President bikinis, of the
MWWt mutt-sear
Gunning” ‘lsent “firll are
strongly vor an ndspradea more
While the anomalous for stats
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. obs am
he, nud‘jltfiwill
. mot tombstone!!!
dame mm idem ‘
moat”
whetherhiatatieammm or norm 1 it 1
injustuaimp‘manttoyooaud toibcboy that his
testebeproporly educated» itisthsthe iawy‘given
lessonsin grammar. There isn’t much dilemma
Wmtheoostofdreuingbimwell sndtheoxw
penecofsttlring
takepridein.‘
, consul
himinclothee that no boy can
‘BHHS. “
:4 sum m mm. “rum IIIIIIIIIIG.
souumvur
TRAIN Rollins FOIIED'J
A Fierce Fusillade Poured Into
' the Mail Car.
NOT FAR PRO! m CAPITAL
The St. John Special Bold lipat Rancid
by Your Ila-ted Humidors—he Postal
Clerks Borrowed for lately Bone-II
Ilse Each of Hall-
, ,
BAKBOIL Me. May Ill—The wildcat ea-
citernent prevails here over an attempt
mode Monday night in western style to
hold up the Pullman train from this city
to St. John on the Maine Central it is
presumed tint the purpose was robbery.
although that cannot be definitely stated.
owing to the fact that the desperadoes did
not get that fur.
The train leaves Bangor at 7:40 o'clock,
and usually carries much valuable bag-
gage and registered mull matter for St.
John. liulifnx and the; whole lower prov-
inces. At about Iisill. when the train was
in the dense woods above Euliuid, the fire
man saw a man’s head appear above the
tender. The follow had his hand on the
bell rope. and lit that instant lhc gong on
the engine sounded.
shuts [leg-u Whining.
As the train stopped in obedience to the
signal shots began whining around the
heads of the engineer and fireman. The
engineer promptly dropped down behind
the huge pile of cord which separated him
from the gang. and worked himself t) a
position at the outside steps, to which he
clung. daring neither to leave the loco-
motive nor to climb into the cab. The tire
Mn jumped through the cob window and
darted to the front of the engine.
The Mail Car Attacked.
The man whom the fireman had first
seen stood with a rifle in his hands. shout-
ing. “Give it tothem, boys!" and hisonlers
were being obeyed to the letter.
Two of the gang attacked the mail cm-
in which were Clerks 0. \\’. llinckIt-y and
Fred S. \l'oodbury, who wen- working, as
is customary, with the doors strongly
barred. There was inky darknew outside.
and the bright light inside the car would
have made the clerks an easy target. but
at the first shot. they crawled under the
mail sacks.
Tailed Like Demons.
Clerk lllnckiey told your correspondent
that volleys of bullets were sent into the
car. the attacking parties yelling like
demons all the time. There did not seem
to be many of the maranders, but they
were evido-ntly armed with repeaters. The
clerks could hear them battering away at
the doom of a luggage rmr filled with ex-
pms matter for St. John, whirl: mu un—
der a custom house seal.
The minutes seemed hours to the clerks
The to. heard the first firing and
thought the train had struck some track
torpedoes carelessly left by the section men
who had been repairing. As it continued
he started ahead with some broken-en. but
all was over when he reached the front.
The Robbers I‘ll-d.
As soon as the engineer deemed it safe
he crept into lin- cab and pulled open the
throttle. starting the train. At the some
time there was a lull in the firing around
the mini con-1nd Clerk “’oodbury reach-
ed cautiously up and grasped the bell rope
and gave it a vigorous pull.
The moving of the train and the loud
clanging of the bell frightened the robbers.
and they jumped from the train and ran
over the embankment into the woods.
The whole affair occupied less than five
minutes. The engineer gave his machine
lull head and the train soon reached the
next station. ilerc Conductor Elms left
the train to wire for odlcera and report the
affair at headquarters. It is believed that
the men initiated the train as it was leav-
ing Endeld. Three strangers were seen
there during the day. One of them was a
negro and carried a short ride. The train
men uncertain there were at least four
robbers
An Operator I'iud l'pol.
Half an hour after the attack on the
train the night telegraph operator at Err
field. while slttiugin his station office. was
startled by several shots in rapid encore
slnn which flew over his head and extin-
guiuhed his light. As he dropped to the
lluor he noticed that the signal lights our
side the building had been put out by bul.
lets. as who afterward ascertained. There
was no attempt to break Into the station.
After crouching In terror on the door for a
time and the abate having waned the r»
storied from the buildingbysroar
and hid in the woods. list! an hour later
straight train halted there without noise
tattoo. and the crawled Intothe
caboose and left station to Itself.
Corbett loin-ed to right.
Barr mama». )fay fl.~—‘l'hr directors
of the California Athletic einb held a ninet—
iug.atwhlcli the award In the Corbett.
Jackron contest was again underworld»-
stlon. The directors Muted loam-d the
resolution which wan stapled after the
light, and by which the mm one each
given The directors also cloud
to put up a purse for another fight be
warm and Jackson. Jackson was
refund the offer,
to again under the auspices of the
own Athletic oluh
Charles I. Ache lined.
A room
I +5.6 ingot: woes:
no lie-gee and Association ills-mule. ,
, ship (lam-n.
' SATIOXAL "All“
At Pittsburg— '
Pitt-burg.............d ll 1 0 l 0 ll
................ o O I o l 0 0
line hits: Pittabnrg. l8: Mon. 6.
Pittsburg. I: lump. l. Bottom
Wad“; lirynan. Get-sin
E:
l
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9.
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a
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Phllndnlphin.........l
Base hits: undue-ti. I: Philadelphia. 0.
Ion: Cincinnati. 0: Philadelphia
Rhinos and Harrington.
At Chicago, '
El”
.3 gin
7'99
we
a
I
.0
line hits: cum 2; New York.
mom 3: Now York. 1!. Batteries:
son and Kittridga. Rosienud Buckley.
At (lovelarnlw .
1
Cleveland ............ 8 0 I 0
Base hits: Chveland, ll; Brooklyn.
i
I;
0
Brooklyn . ....... 000k! 3
I.
5
Gerulaud, 5: limoklyu. 4., Batteries: Y
and Zimmer. llmnming and Daily.
AMKltiCAK WIA'HOX.
At Cincinnati—
3
.EE
. . rinnatl. lO;Boatou. I:
Cincinnati. ll: Breton. l0. Batteries:
and Hurley;0‘llricn. Daleynudl’arroli
At Columbus~
Columbus ............ Itloolllll
Ballimore.. ....0 I) I) I) 0 0 I) 0
Base hits: Columbus. 7; Bailouts. :
Columbus. 1: Baltimore. l. Batteries: Knoll
and him. (runningham and Townsend.
Al Louisville——
i5
is:
Athletic ............. 300101305”
liouisvllle ............. 000300000—3
Busehits: Athletic. iii: iii Error-s:
Athletic“; Louirwille. 5. Batteries: Weyhing
and Omar; Daily. Ehret and Cook.
At St. ionic»
SILouis .......... lDloiltiohtil—I
Washington ...... 000900200 3
Basehits ht MuhB.W oralfio
rors: St. Lucia 3: Washington. 2. Batteries:
mom. s'trwttr and lloyle: Carney-and
luau
Lls’l'Eilh‘ ASSOCIATIDK.
Al Bull-lo
‘ Bull l. . :
Buffalo l; Lehman. 1. Batteries: Barr and
Werkhwker. Fitzgerald and Matador}
At Midland"
luminous-r .......... linolooll—l
Troy ................. :roosooows
Base hits: lhrhentor. l2: Troy. Ii Errors:
Wheatenm'l‘myta Batteries: lt-L'ollough
and Bowman. Maguire and (Join
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items of latemt Carefully Edited and
Condensed.
A dispatch from London states that the
bishop of London received last week also
ter in which a threat was made to kill him
in St. Paul’s cathedral.
There was serious rioting and many an
rests in Paris during the strike of the om-
nibus driven The rueu won the day.
it is expected that the Rev. Dr. John
Hall will resign as chancellor of the Uni.
versity of the City of New York and that
the Rev. llrnry M. llacL‘racken. the vice
chancellor, will succeed him.
James Mciienry, well known alwoad I
an American financier, and who was chiefly
instrumental in ousting Jay Gould from
the cont vol of the Erie railway. died in
lromion of bronchitis.
The revenue cutter Bush will probably
sail for Behring see. but will not molest
sealers outside the three mile limit.
The municipal control of the irish Na-
tional league has voted to suspend from
membership President Patrick l" __
Vice President llugh King and Joseph J.
Ryan.
That Arrest In the ‘hbln cans.
Kills. Pa. May 2’7.—Mr. Guy Videtq
father of Frank \‘ideto who was arrested
in Chicago on suspicion of being impli-
cated in the Tobin murder case at Prank-
lln, l’a. made a statement regarding his
son's departure from this county. Mr.
Videto lives at liarhorcreek and leakighiy
w farmer. lie says his son hank
trouble with his wife. libs placed
their child in a home and began suit for
divorce. Frank obtained the release of
the child and with it left Erie on March I.
Mr. \‘ideto has heard from him at regular
intervals until within the past week. He
says Frank was never In Frankbn and was
in the west when Tobin's murderoeeornd rm
on March ill.
A Female flwlnllor Inlet-d.
llamas, May lit—Mrs. Lillian ll.
Hall. of llllisgton, pleated guilty in the
United States district court to the charge
of devising and operating a scheme where
by she received various articles: from chee-
itahls people. last fall at» adreflhsd that
gtltsofauy kind for a girl thatksd one
legs-pointed and the othsruid nth
resultef afali would reach third-tine
this if sent to mom-tine lit. ‘ .
Bk. received many replies to her vertica-
nisat. flany not Ellington signed
apetltlon ask-g scrum unuse- for
woman. the lodge lard her “
53.”
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from" ‘ .
Jug mug mo. 75W”...
m m real—s season
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Econometric: rues“:
“‘IV DAV "I Tilt VIII.
,.SUCH
, CONDENSED
Mince
.’ Meat
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.3 ”F1
~ ' It‘ll hr!
bod Expositions for
Slpon'dl' Quality.
Madness.
rem
lam W «Item "holler two form- pm.
(imnoftensntdlmnchenpiminriom. remake
war profit. ”urban and inn-r on
in: 3053 BBC" bruid~tlie heat.
MERRILLO. SOULE. svnacuu. NJ
canto run run"
curwms sun
Arum m to all who as.
of 3:52:12"; fr: it. Um a
ram roman vermiculite”
in} n will re Icul Lat-nil!“—
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WERAIIAM'S
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it is the only medicine that can be taken In
mm b
astray might we iihr guru» of dinner).
iii-lit. ll
onetime to pow fermentation
antic any we reuse harm in the
tllII-lllll no rugs whatever, but a a tram
r with powerful grrm-dniroying
“All ill. It rum where all other remedies
fail. llmkuritingarnn throw of dim. free.
it ll. i‘laleitd.fiirnth leualk. I‘onu. or i
ht street new York t‘ir .
WI" "01' DRINK ’
IIIIT BEEII.
M .
_mvamdun¢u1 minds-merit. There
acumen: ways of getting
Newtonian it.
boldaodwooandoit
itpsyetodeal within.
into favor and jumping
stays, it stuysbeonuse it
Thoreisnothing inthenature‘of an
about ,our Clothing. It has been tried and tried
thoroughly. and they have not been found wanting.
communes. ,
a 1mm Illl stun. rum iIillliIlIl. .
j souuumu
" 'Fawceti‘s
HEADQIIIITEIOI Fill “
MI-l-ll-HEIIY I
In. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water 83.. Harwell.
Just received“) donen flats today to sell
meme-own W.“ ..
Onolot llatsplOe. raw-hwy
One lot or line French |'lrylouem one. «in. one:
cub. Don‘t fol-gt! the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Sent to J. F. Bennett‘s dry goods store.
Mrs. W. Fawcen
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Economy and Comfort!
['38
Gasoline Stoves
Ind avoid that and Er to dirt
the Summer are... lit
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II All SIZES.
“’iil bake. cook and do all the work of In
stove with half the trouble and expense. Fill}
in use in this town.
Call and See Them.
tltlilIlIE l5 dim i sinus
W.H.Meeker&00.
Music HALL BLOCK.
IIIXA TIIHIB"!
ASII VIIIIH IJIIOTIIII ABOIIT THIS.
h“
I» STILLSON’S
EllIIIH IIF IlEII BARK.
.\lu ' mum to have been in umosi unpleasant
run-n this your. The current vuriatiuus of
weather from brilliant in sombre. from Mt to
u~luily.und from dram“ to humiditywarn not
muducivu in lit-air . Exhaustion and one»
ore to tin-Me rlian as doubtless subject the sys-
h-m to altar-ks malnriolta disease. which. if
not at ourevhrekni often ban on thro h-
Hill the summer. 'l‘liln-antiun snow "midi,-
medal. after to runny have sullen-d the weak-
ening lormcnteof the Grip. it is dill'lrull in
say how the public health can be has! lhlu'l'l-
edfrsni rhm r‘iimalit' rha . but i e beet.
raft-guanl for live agnirm i m is found in
LOXA TONIC
StiIIson's Elixir of lied Bail.
it will till. a the sp lite all all-
gratinn.enrlr the blown-lid up the
system and stake the weak strong. 1
anlhl
“VAN,S”
IIEHEIIIES I
lsviro tum-s. 3.1.0.4. nah. um.
lmntrnrtwl a severe mid this fall. which
settled on my bronchial tubes and caused the
tom and rough. almost mils-My. i
all coincidental pinto my chest. with
sunroof weight or Mariam that was ex-
tmly unpleasant. I sound me of
"Van‘s“ i‘eueh lrnrr. which gave ins relief
inside of half an hour. and in about one
our» time in: mid but entirely disappear-mi.
lawman» «mil remedies inherent.
but never famed anything that gavv such
mm Miriam rave ns'Wntr‘I-"l'rmh (fare.
which! rut-rider a true spectru- for all pole
timid-e. Nit-nous attain.
iii. 0. Address» irritation. h‘. 4.!
Ilrflas Km
from hem llrr other night miter-in; ter-
ribly than “Mainline right eldeof any
funeral heed. (applied mettle-anus
last-rm and unveil semi retiring. Well.
fir. i don't think it was mow than live also
our time more the pain lint all uses. in a
dandy t-inlmeat and no mistake.
Your». m.. it. “wan.
titties. it. I.
so. Mason. it. 1.. no. In int.
Ir. J. I. You firm:
the the alert timelhave used rectiline-
‘memmmmmmmisu
masterclass“. thereon-lineman ts
“Ha-am In. lhopointeren
tonyihstiihnspsrftrtaluearrmhirhl
one borne sill Multimet- More mu
renters Wtomelhnrlglmnp
Minimalist.
WNWM
Imam. litres”.
seem Man. Man line. it. 'I
fir. dams: tan flaw:
beta ‘
. sell for N- und ‘lhc as long as they last.
ib but there is only one
om we get we want-to”
only by eonViucin‘g you that
We believe in “mightier
is such a thing as jumping
out again. When a style
has an enduring quality.
t
roam,
M. 3. SMITH,
Insurance Building, South Horwalk.
Oh! for the grandest armouucmnent and sale of the season.
What we offer this week will be
Purely Bargains
'You will find in» our Dress Goods Department this week an All
Vi ool Striped Serge, Just received in al the new and light shades,
for 29¢ per yard. advertised elsewhere for 54¢ per yard.
THE LARGEIST LINE OF
Black Dress Goods
Now on exhibition in this department. Prices guaranteed.
lIHE Iii THE GHEATEST BABES III THE SEASIIII
CHINA CLOTH
For Tennis and Seaside Sailings.
Only lh't.‘ per yard. Never before sold less than 250 per yard.
A NEW SUPPLY OF
French and Scotch Einghams'
ordinarily advertised and sold for 250 and tile per yard: we will
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SATEEHS. SATEEHS.
A choice lim- of Salt-ens. all new and handsome styles, bought
to sell for 1'50 per yard. will plat-e on sale at
'2 l~2CIg l2 l-2CIa
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CHALLIES. ’
Something thin and cool for the summer season. very cheap
and pretty, regularly sold at 24' * and 301: per yard. We are exhibit-
mg some for one week at Mr per yard.
I2 l—2c.
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Corset Cover Sale.
Grout solo of Comet Covers. Do not buy Cormt Covers any-
where else but of us. for we are headquarters on some and are
selling grcntI‘uuntities. A new arrival this day which we will
open of the in lowing prices: 25m. 350.. «Hun. 500.. one. and 751:.
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Parasols. Parasols.
Do not in ct that We can do on more_ good on .l’urusols in
more ways t on one than any oi ier house in llllii vicinity.
sums AWPEM ms.
Screens and Drapery Nets in plain and fancy styieu. The very,
best to be seer]. lrices always correct. Don’t {ml to look over
our immense suit-k.
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Embroidered ilouncings.
Again we make mention of our immense stick of Financing
that we are selling with so much success at prices as follows:
Min. «to, Tina, on. aim, 01.25. ".35, 81.40 and “.75 per yard.
on Illoihs. 5.23;. on cloths.
ll. SKHITH, I
lNSURANOE BUILDING,
EOUTH NORWALK.
Norwalk Chronicler