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amusement
5m... ,wnso ,escribes Sir
~ AWllIiam's Litt Game.
swarms w comm.
law la la Alleged to Have Painted
. Miter: at the Notorious‘l‘ranby croft
Cali—Ills Play Was 50 Peculiar It
Am the Prince's Attention.
Import, June t—The appearance of the
Prince of Wales in court the third day of
. *Altebaccarat trial is accepted as evidence
that he is determined for his own satisfac.
tion to get at the bottom of the charge
against Cumming, as testified under oath
It should not be forgotten that the prin . ,
asapesrot the realm, has certain judi l
authority which gives him a r ; . - be
present on the bench, although not to take
part in the proceedings. lie is therefore
entirely within his rights in sitting beside
Chief Justice Coleridge. Lord Coleridge
has, however, been severely criticised for
permitting ladies access to the judicial
sanctum, and, indeed, making the court
room generally a sort of aristocratic par-
quette. The jurymen are not above the
average in class and probably not in intel-
Theyistand with true British stolidity
the stare directed at them from all sides.
countenances or get an idea of their lean-
ings. Two or three of them, however,
have been noticed to let their eyes rest
with something like sympathy on the
plaintiff. The question addressed tothe
prince by one of them isgencrally regarded
as favorable to the plaintiff, as showing a
desire to get evidence of the facts outside
of the defense. The result of the trial is a
subject of betting in the London clubs.
with odds against Cumming.
The Defense Ila: an Inning.
-' At the opening of the session the do
fence had their inning, a bad one for
Cumming, though the witness was only a
boy. There was a tremendous crowd in
front of the court before it opened.
Though not “pectod to be a witness, the
prince was there. He took a seat on the
bench and romained through the day. The
day’s proceedings opened with Sir Charles
Russell’s addrcm, for the defense. In so]-
etuntonee he reiterated that his clients
hadfound it impossible to any that they
were mistaken, and remarked that the
circumstances were simplified by the fact
that no malice was suggested on either
side. From the first Sir William had
spoken of his accuser: as persons of honor.
With considerable warmth, . counsel
dwelt on the humiliating and dishonoring
terms of the precis. and raising his voice
‘to a passionate pitch, he declared that it
was not until the plaintiff found himself
in another impasse, and saw that it was
impossible to slip out, that legal proceed-
ings were taken. Thus the mouths of the
Prince of Wales, Lord Coventry. General
Williams and the live defendants were un-
' sealed, and his clients were unable to pass
over the bridge of a mistake, as they im-
plicitly believed their chargea
With Deep Regret.
They did not look at the matter with the
natural warmth of an advocate, but with
the bitterness of deep regret, for it was in-
conceivable that an innocent man ould
have borne the odious burden and at of
dishonor placed upon him in signing the
N
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precia
At least one satisfactory result of the
trial would be to dissipate the absurd, pro»
poaterous and exaggerated actions as to
the character of the play at Tranby Croft.
Baccarat, kept within reasonable bounds,
was not a bad kind of all around game. It
was taught to Mr. and Mrs. Lycett Green
by the plaintifl.
flattery for the llelr Apparent.
There was a painful silence when the
counsel stated specifically the allegations
and described what Mr. Arthur Wilson
law on the first night of play. It was only
the recollection of the presence of the
royal guest which prevented Wilson from
yielding to his first impulse of denouncing
tlrecheatthen and there at the baccarat
table.
Violently striking his hands together
and in a voice hoarse with forensic passion,
Sir Charles drew a picture of the conduct
clan innocent and a guilty man. charged
with fllchiug from the pockets of his
friends, and after referring to the corn-
meudable prudence of the prince In mlrlg
fir William in the presence of Lord
Coventry and General Williams, hewaxed
indignant at the suggestion that thershad
been solicitude for the Macs of Wald
name in connection with the scandal.
lot to Dave the Prince.
“No: that won't do."esld Sir
pointing his tingerat bu learned friend
theolherside In a waywell known to
Pune‘ll commissioners; “the prod:
dual by Hir William to prevent his
“concert the out day at the St.
Outlining and
tweatrtwo years old. is a dclllr
manner fir. Wilson gave his version
5
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5‘?
Sr
it is-utterly impossible to read their '
74/3:
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witnesses
the matter. . « ‘
flaw Ill. Drop the Counters.
The solicitor general commenced a stern
cross; examination of Wilson with regard
to his home, his age and occupation, but
the witnoeswas not diecomposed by the
publication of the fact that he never did
anything but waste his time, Touching
the actual cheating. the solicitor general
said, "Then i want to know the incident
‘ .. which you do suggest that you saw him
,1 ‘ ting." \
tuned over the table and distinctly
cred counter in Sir William's hand.
Sir W lliam had a red counter. His stake
apiece of paper in front of him.
Edward Somerset had just declared
a n tural." ,,
‘Io you mean to say that there having
no apiece of white paper on the table.
. ith Sir William Gordon Cnmmlng's stake
say four red counters were upon it?"
‘There certainly were four red counters.
on the table.”
“Did he put his hands over the table?"
“His hands had been there the whole of
the time and he leaned over—like lids"—
leaning over the rail.
“Couceuling the paper with his hand?"
f‘Nu: i should say the five pound sterling
counter was underneath, and he then
lowered his hand and let. three more drop
out."
“And that immediately. after a natural
had been declared?”
“immediately after he had seen the
natural in Lord Edward Somerset‘s hand."
“Wait one moment. sir. Hadlhe natural
been declared or not!"
The odds Agalnst Cnnuulng.
“l should think they were both done in
the same minute. the cheating consisting
in the plaintifl adding to his stake after
the card was declared in his favor."
“Did you use the phrase, ‘nfter the card
was declared? ”
“I may have done so. Sir William saw
thecard, and if it were not cctuallyde
clared it was virtually declared."
it looks m it the odds were against
Cumming.
HA3 BARDSLEV GONE DAFT!
The Report ls Believed to Ilave Boon
Started for Effort.
I’rrruusu‘rua. June L-«Thcre have
been a number of interesting develop
meats in the city treasury investigation.
A report was circulated that Bard-Joy's
mind is nil'ected and it attracted consider
able attention. Dr. Butcher, the prison
physician wbchas charge of the cx-m‘ty
treasurer, has refused, however. to con-
llrmed it, and the prevailing impression is
that the rumor has been started by Bards
ley's friends for efiect. John llobson who,
together with his brother, is on liardslsy's
bond to the extent of “$.00". has had an
interview with the prisoner and Inasm-
ccivcd from him the assurance that the
missing million of state money was de
posited in the Keystone bank, and if it is
not there it must have been taken away
by Marsh. Ephraim Young, ndirector of
the Spring Garden bank and a member of
the assigned firm of Van (.iundcu &
Young, has made a statement denying
that he overdrew his firm‘s account.
The experts appointed by Mayor Stuart
to investigate the accounts of the city
treasury have practically finished their
work and made a report to Mayor Stuart,
who announced that the report would not
be made public until today, when it will
be sent to councils. City Treasurer Oellers
was at his office bright and early in the
morning. and in answer to an inquiry
said the situation remained unchanged.
Ills counsel, he said, would go to Harris—
burg today and expected to argue his case
before the supreme court on Friday.
The investigation of the adults of ex-
City Treasurer Bardaloy was n-sumed in
the afternoon by the subcommittee of
council; Peter A. Welderer, a well known
capitalist, denied that he ever "unloaded”
«come worth of Chicago traction stock
on Mr. Bardsley. The residents of the
Fourth Street National k, Mechanics’
National hank, Market Street National
bank, Commonwealth National bank,
People‘s National bank, ’l‘rsdesmen’a
National hank, Merchaau’hlaticnal bank,
Produce National bank and the Petra
National bank were called and de-
nied ever having paid Mr. llardaley any
monetary consideration for the city money
ted in their banks.
a W. Torrey,oashier of the Phil.
dolphin National bank, when asknl what
Mr. llardaley’s line of discounts on his
private account were. declined to answer.
lie admitted, however, that they were
probably very liberal in view of the size of
his deposit. Mr. Torrey sold he knew of
no consideration in anyway that llanlnley
had received from the bank.
Charla ii. Bean. confidential clerk for
Glendenulng & 00., who has charge of the
barre-legend loaning of money for the
firm, and through when hold all
his transactions in this line, was plied with
in trouble and therefore paid it before it
was due. lie denied that Bards
sent hurriedly for the money. but said
Utbepaymntwus voluntary act on
tbspertofthellm ”adjournment was
then taken by thewmraittse until Aloud"
nut.
he Ionian of Iydrephebia.
What, N. 3., Jam tum
llsriiegapeeminsnt llonureuthccua—
tLlsthsamrlngmh I
t multefaeatblteoa‘eaeofhis
v~ as he was Informed of
Tolls ,ow meditate-cf his on, he soon-will
,bemll‘dit :willdcpcnd on you , a'grcct‘extect
whether his tastesaregeodbad or indium-ant, it
is just as importnuttoyuu and to the boy that his
taste bcproperly cducat’edqs‘ itis that he is given
lemmingr‘ammar. . Thor-mien” much dittorence“
between the cost of. dressing ” well and the ex-
, pause of attiring him in clothes that no boy can
take pride in. '
cumsrnu nos. ,
l4 snuru m sum, - Hisomc BDILDIIIG.
scum round. unrwru.
THE mm In TLUCOPILLA '“‘ -~—-—~— I
lulu-a! Images and Association ch.- 1;
The Runaway Steamer Reaches
plan-hip Games
RATIOS“. HAGUE.
' _ At Baton»—
Chih In Safety. 3“,“ ....... . ....... {I g 3 3 g 3 00 g 3::
cloud. ......
Blue hits: listou. 0; Cleveland, ll. Errol-n:
Boston, 2; Cleveland. :2. Batteries: uotuiaaad
canton. (imhcr rd Zimmcr.
TEE INSURGENTS ARE JUBILAIIT.
At Philadelphia . l 0 I
But Their Joy Maybe shortllwd for the H‘“M2:hh.: fl : 8 0 ; 2 ill :2
Reason ’l‘hat Their haulers May Yet Be
Obllged to surrender the liq-be] ship
to Uncle Sam.
lemons, Chili, June 4.-—'l‘he excitement
aud‘rejolclng recently caused here by the
news that the United States cruiser
Charleston bad animal at Calla-o, Peru.
Base hits: Philadelphia. 1!: Pittsburg. E, llr- ,
rors: Pldladelphia. 2; Pliieburg. a Batteries:
Thornton and (.‘lerneuta Calvin and luck.
At New York-~-
Dlew York. . .
,..ettlotooo—u
0|nclcnatl...,..,....u o u 0 o u o r 0—)
Base hits: New Yorl. ll; Cincinnati. 4. fit
me: New York. :5; Cincinnati, t, Batterl-z
Burris and Buckley: Welch and Clark: Rhin-
andllarrington.
‘& n- v.‘
(than ‘
commoner.“
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COUCH
DON‘T DELAY
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HEADQUARTERS FDR
MIIlINERI!
No. I7 Main Street
Formerly 3 Water St. llcr'vrallr.
Just Wt’rivmlJm dozen "are today to sell
without reserve. all shapes and adore,” the
extremely {ow price of 3942.. (bran-r price SI.
One In! of lulu 20c. 3.!!!)Wreailm 25¢.em'h.
curb. Don't forget the number. .
mwemamm we can to deems it.
mm! ways. of sew
truewaytoreieinit. ‘
w methods. ‘Therois such a thi
into favor and jumping out again.
stays, it stays because it has an endurin
Therein nothing in the nature of an o ‘
about our Clothing. lt bamboo tried and tried
thoroughly, and they havea‘mot been found wanting.
GDIASTDGK DRAW"
Itsutml rum small. masonic mm, L
surmount.
(inc lot of line French “Flowers 30c..-I0c..50e. nu
upon it immediately after Lord Edward
'50th had declared a natural? Do you
i saw him open his hands and drop them
questions, but his was very m a.
his invariable ans u“liezllrgJ‘ldoa’t re: lugandgun h
. Among loans ‘ .
w... «mm-u» «Wm commas-mm
fifths“ sal‘dfl: tree I talu‘giinnbon: ventloe d the EM." PM!) “I” I" or»
fir. Bean said the firm llanisley was lutlon at Lincinuati met at thalirand
without having so much as caught sight
of the insurgent transport ltata were as
nothing compared to the sensationauden-
thusiusm created yesterday when word
was mi that the Itatu had arrived at
Tocopill . immediately upon hearing this
welcome intelligence the insurgent au-
thorities sent back orders to the com-
mander of the ltuta to lose no time In
coming on to this port. ltis, therefore,
believed that the ltuta will arrive here to-
day. An ovation awaits her. her captain
and her crew. The pursuit of thetrarw
port by the cruiser Charleston has been
naturally followed with the lieenest inter-
cat by the inhabitants of this town.
Few Details of Ala-r Trip.
The dispatch of the ltata‘s commander
was very brief. We shall haw ro await»
her arrival here to learn the details of her
famous run from San Diego, i‘al. Your
correspondent was. informed. however,
that the commander of the halo reports
that he did not see any trace of his pur-
sucr. it is generally believed here that
the Rain made a transfer of her arms and
ammunition to the Esmeralda oil' the
Mexican coast. While this rumor prevails
it lackseonfirmatlon. Nothing. apparently,
is said about it in the report of the lluta'l
captain to his sure-fibre. It is not thought
likely, however, that tinI insurgents would
order the [tutu here if she had the arms
and ammunition Mill on board. it may
be that she has already discharged her
cargo at Towpilln.
She May ll. huvrcnnlerrd.
At any rate, if she has got rid of it in any
way by transfer to the ibmeralda or by
landingit on the Chi“ must it may be that
her being ordered here is in accordance
with the report ulmnly sent out that the
insurgents intend to turn her over to the
United States government in order that
the question of violation of the neutrality
laws may be fully tested in the courts of
your country. Whatever action is taken
he skill of tho liata’s commander In get
ting hero in safety, despite the great efforts
put forth by the I’niu-dprmvs wvvn-ruuwnt
to recapture her on lhchigh M1“, lathe
subject of praise on every hand.
' ('onstanlly on Her Guard.
All around ’l‘ocopilla are desert plains
and arid hills. It is just the spot for the
wide awake captain of the [min to run his
vessel. The rmnrrmss of (‘ubiju Would
enable him in reach an important railroad
center if nun-usury, while in the smallport
of Tocopilla no illlt! would expcd. to find
the limo. It would seem mu tho ltatn'a
commander was fully approval from some
more», doubtless-o thr- aneruhln asnlreurly
reported. that a sharp chase after the ltata
was being maintained and that it was best
to make for some mmll port in theiu—
aurgcnt territory and to steer clear of
lquiquc. where the United srulcs cruisers
were collecting.
The shrewd captain of the transport
therefore [nu come as near to the danger
lineal Ttwopillnm liexlcenml it safe to do.
Now that his superinrs imvoonlemi him
to return, all responsibility is taken all his
shoulders It in not he uhusurrrmlen his
ship, if it is to be surrendered. but the in-
surgent authorities. Tocopiila is about
ill) miles north of the port of l‘nldera,
where the lllanco Encalada was sunk, and
b one of the ports cloned by Prmident
Balmaccdo’s decree of May 4.
SAID TO BE $30,000 SHORT.
Jacob Hillier. a Prominent tier-an cl
llufl’alm l'lulwr Arrest.
lltfrnw. June 4. w-Jacoh Miller. a prom-
inent German. and for thirteen years the
trusted cashier and bookkeeper for lrl-
backer & Davis, has been arrested charged
with embezzlement. The firm acrnse hill
of appropriating Its funds to his own use.
All» said the tlnn has made discoveries
which lead them to believe that Miller has
stolen over “1,000. The enrbvxalmnenls
have been going on for aver-l years. it
is also said that Miller uttered to settle
matters by paying back smut. but that
the firm refused it.
Ulller's arrest caused a blur nonunion.
He is a member of several German so-
cieties, owned an lulu-t in a «capitol
steam yachts and belonged to several fish.
"amend-tin. Aboutuilldeb
At‘lzroolrlyu~
Brooklyn . ....0 I) 0 u 0 0 0 0 0-0
Chicago...... .1 l 0 1 u H .0 u 3—!
Base hits: rm yri, 4; Chlrognfi. Erma:
Brmklyn. l: (drummil Batten-ms- 'l‘un-y. Oar-
nlthor'sand Kinslow: liulrhinmnaml Kiltrialgu.
. Alil‘lell‘fAN ASSeKlATth’.
At Columbus» (.‘uluznbuaWavshington game
postponed on account of rain. .‘
Al Cincinnnn t'incmuail-Alhlclic groan paw
poured on account of rain.
At St. Adonis-w
stum....... ..‘..2 0 a n A I) I) D 8-“
Baltimore. . .mo 0 u n u 0 u 0 0—0
[mulls Imus; l. ~re.t. Error-a:
8t. Loner U: lill'irnure. .3. mnrtt‘rltrfl: worn
and Mariya". Madden and Townsend.
A! Louisville-~—
Bmton...,..-........0 o d H n A 2 I) x—O‘
Muhlvillo ........... 0 D 0 0 2 U I) 0 0—2
Base bits: uflhln. in; larursville. 9. Errors:
Button, 2; lamiwiile. 7. Batteries: Haddock
and Murphy. min-t and Cook.
.l-lAri'l’h‘JlN IIBOCIA'HU‘J.
At New um... ..
New Haven. .
Gilliland and Decker. (Inughlin and Myers.
Al Providence
Providence .......... '2 2 l l I) l 2 l x~l0
.,uooououol«~l
' flatulence. 1:: Albany. 7. Errors:
Provide-um. I. Albany. A finite-rug: Tucker-
lnan and Murphy. t‘m—wy nml llta‘hr
At'l‘rny
’l'rny ............ . ..... D n o u n r o 1 (my
Kamila. ...... ,,.,.l l U U l I 10 8-5
Base bib-- Tray. 1"; liufl’aln. Ll Errors: Troy.
'3: llnflalu. l, linlfenm; hilliuirr- and Wells.
Barr and Wm him Mr. ‘
A! LcInanu
1...)...“ .n, ,,,,, o n n u n l) 0 o 0-- (l
ltwlmrnr .3 t- u u u L: n 2 04 7
lira-e hits: Lebanon. l' Rochester. 0. firm":
Lebanon. A ltd-bearer. 2 listzcnea: Finger.
aid and limit-1.1:. line-homo and Bowman,
THE NEWS IN BRlEF.
Items of Interest Canl’ully Edited and
Condensed. '
The president has appointed John D.
Snedekcr [swimmer at Hummus-ad. N. Y.,
and Sigmund l-L Wiener at Marietta, Pa.
The president has minced the six yeara'
Mulenrruf “when Siogel, son of lichen!
sir-gel, to run ymrs aunl nine months. and
directs that a panhm beimucdtoyuuug
Sieflel tin-n.
A terrible storm in Vienna flooded the
suburbs. while thirty-six buildings were
struck by lightning. two children m in-
stantly killed and many people were badly
injurol.
The tool cause of the resignation of Pro-
fcswr Dwight. for tbinyihm yearsattbe
head of Columbia Law school, to said to b
a personal tllil't‘mflt‘i: with Professor Keene,
who came to Columbia last your from
Harvard.
[-2. .1. Kirby, assistant cashier of the City
National bank. of Alamhall. Mich. is a
defaultav in the sum of when,
Dr. Benson .1. Isl-sing, the well known
historian. and one of the best known it
seas of Dutehees county. died at Art I‘-
dence In l’oughkeepsie, June 3.
United States .‘llarshal Daniel 14h,
who recently met with an accirlent by fall-
ing from a train while earning hum the
Brooklyn handicap. is dad.
..
leading Bach Pauper l-nim
Wasuraorox. June 4,—Assiatant Seen
tary Nettleton has dim-red the rate- of
two irallans and one Swedish bomb.”
totheirrespectlve countries Minimi-
grants arrived in the United Qat- h
January lull. but have clues beeps eas-
pers, and under the new ira- law
can be returned at the tapes. of IE
steamship company which the.
to the United States. “this the CI.
of the kind issued by the
”every
meat, and Indicates the vigor with
the new law ls to be enforced, The a.
were submitted to the president before
dual action was taken by the mend.
plument, w w ., WWW“
'flso ‘l'avrytawa Verdict.
Tauairowx. N. it, Juno tm'l'he use»
net'» jury investigating the recent uplo-
slou here. by which eight men ws— In:
study tilled, returned a verdict an
analog to the elect that lb victims did
from concussion of the lit-ah received
from a dynamite explodes Ill Ila! I9. ad
uncaring Forum Jamil W. MOO-
doctor John O'Connor and ldwawi flin-
. the mists» for-lass. new
ml» pvt-ideas and bend of clinical
the New York Central and Hudson 3AM
railroad for allowing "plosives to be e.
lied la a mule- manner.
August Mum's locational laid“.
B‘ It. Pa, June sun. 1’. flown.
flat mat of the Pittsburgh!
m railroad at “comm-sue J
last by blowing out Inhal-
wlth a The auditor oi the company
had come to Imam rm Pit so
computed by Hanna's mm.
- (on. Svrnlfurrnlrtluguu
A
had. rhmi.
on" Cards. lave
Whoopi- sgcgflmmm Anni-i-
Inn for Canaan
Id” Ilse about.
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STAMFORD. CONN.
DPEII TNRDIIGII ENTIRE SDIAMER.
A prurilml, Business ’l‘m'miu 501ml for
hither-am. Sin-Irnwrmeriugdur r. Win-spring
can he mud to fill NIhIIIUilS in l u,- autumn.
Kwry Illlrllnrr-A hmnr I taught tlmrnuubly. Tho
college is "first Milan" in muripmonl. and our)
departmnm in charge of rumpt'h‘nl instruc—
Allill’l‘ufi.
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H'l'AMFURlI. CONN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
EVERY DAV III THE VEAR.
twins! or all It.”
R...) Erpunuurza for
quericr Qualify.
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rlu-flrvmlnfrnv lIr-rulmnml perfect health
mum I'nlltl'ls. Ii has bur-4 usl non blmsi purl.
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wonderful ionic. our testimonial» "mu
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In: .iu. hr in I.".'\lIll. livhmhnnn and mpm.
nr'r in lbw-r - lutllu’l‘w vl-uubllt-ss th‘vt 7hr xx»—
Lvm u. ltll.ll‘h~« u! lilitl.lrlnll~l «.m‘. “huh. I!
uni a! um - rlm knl. nth a lathe," no through.
an: iiw murmur. Tm-z-mxtmn Inn-M mic-mill}
lv‘v-(Ir‘xl. afirl' nu lllltll} Iunw rllfYL'l'r'il llw \wntk.
rmnu h-nm-ninuf lln- limp. If lv villllmll in
w) III-u [an pu‘iliv lmtIlIr mm hr Iw-v-f iron-ri-
s“ ‘ uln {In-w . Iluiitlu- i‘llltfltff~.ltlll i n- In“!
“inward tur Im- cumin-d llwu is found in
LOXA TONIC
Stillsun’s Elixir of Red Bark.
it will shar n the appetite. aid dl-
gcslluu. curlc the blood. build up the
”slum and male lln- weal: strong] !
. up :1!
“VAN’S”
REMEDIES I
luvrsu l'mrs. N.J..IM. will but
lmnlrnrml n surn- ruld lhls fall. which
will-alum my bnnnhlaltulm mulrauml me
in back and rough ulllimt mullunemlr. l
misfit-nslamsniilealof pain In my wheel, wllb
ass-Invent weight or heaviness that has n-
irrmely unpleasant. l procured norm or
“Van's“ (“own (fore. which saw me rebel
lmlde of he" an hour. and In slmut one
mew llmr my mid had entirely «Ileapmml.
l haw n-«I other t‘mitl'll remedies In the rust.
but not" found anything that cats mob
prompt relief and mm as"\‘nn's"l‘oueh (‘um
which I rounder a "lll' arm-Lilo for all pul-
monary rumbles. Kronor.“ Mums.
II'. 0. Adam. lrvimrlon. S. J.)
)lr. Van Rm:
Marne hunw ilwnihel' night ”ulterior lev-
MM; from neuralgia turbo rluhl side»! my
free and head. i embed your Rheumatic
Mnlrnenl and unveil small rubbing. Well.
sinldou‘t thinkli was more than lire mun
oten' lime helm. the pain bad all mas. It‘s a
dandy Helmet and no mistaken,
Yours. m” It. liowarm
Hiltrm.N.J.
so. mason. N. .l.. m. in. in],
lie. 1. if. Van lion:
he the slum tinsel reused workben-
isarn- Pure and union r a has done Its a
gross denim award. 1 have manmarlal ii to
my friends. Which i certainly mum we have
done me not benefited me. lhceelsiev on
to say tied it an primal- rervmlm-t i
now believed will sacrum before me
careless vast-meadow; are! badgivm no
hope of finding relief.
insert-artfully m
3 "IMAM. mass“.
was Renata. (use. basil. 1a
Ir. .hmu Van Man
unsure-ml have has who van m
m for suntan-via I’m calm n
mummwrmwmm
lawman-w ‘ Moms-lip
in
:13 it, but there is only one
What we, get we want to
it y by convincing you that
as. We believe in straightfor-
ns is jumping
When a style
quality.
violent
NDRNALA.
——-——Tll 3——
Norwalk Electric Time to
ElECllllB clocks. ‘
Thc'Mnin Regulator In the f'cmral Office
run Within the fraction of a semnd in a week.
Annunciaiors. Alas Lighters, llu lar
Alarms. Door Bells. llummy'liel 9;,
Speaking Tubes. Repairing in
w. CfSHELRRY,
.905 So. IAain 8t.,280. llorwallr.
J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger, Calciminer, Palmer
And dealer in
NAIL PAPER AND BDRDERS,
,hl North Slainplrrrl. fin. ano :nk.
Humph- bnnks nf full
Paper». Burden and l
bun».- fur inspcmlnn,
> line lured «uln- n
Ill! Moulding—s mkrn in
on nutm- I‘.) {er-id.
x will E~tirnulrs cherrr‘ully gin-n.
I THE
MISSES 8T. JDHN
AXXclI‘XPE A SI‘EA‘IAL SALE Hi"
Flowers and Ribbons
'l'o f'ommcnce Saturday. May 9. and
lasting until the llith.
'l'In.~I'r aim“; is lillfllr‘lln‘ and rnn~i~€~ n?
Ghoice Selections from latest
Importatiens.
SPEcmrémcas.
MISSES ST. JOHN.
Iii Alain sin-M. ruv'h
F. HAYES
Having rvnmvwl All: mun market
(
No. 6 North Main Street.
\ViII «mph lva- [ample of this \‘Ivinily with
lt‘th"! 152.“ of
Trash and Salt ideals,
POULTRY. Etc"
Tn!» (”hull m LL.) «up.
F. HAYES,
ND. 5 NDRIII MAIN STREET
".5!le SHI‘I'II Killill'llh.
~ .n‘ ~»
Dibble & Comsmck’s,
Driml Fruits arc down in prior:
up in qunIily. Rodin-lions in
California Ilriml Apricots from
Driml
Old
Style HIllHIl‘It'tl Applies have the
240 to Ice. l‘alifnrnixl
‘l’rat'ln‘s from eu- in lac.
most flavor. if not so whilv as
the cvnporulmlz Iwrv. n-«Iur-mk
from Im- in [I'm pound.
nim'k:
aniil'
Italian l’runvs. large,
bundsonw and of line IIm‘or.
Running them out at lm- lmnml.
Turkish
I’rnnvlls
which is dirt cheap.
Prom-s. 1w lumnd;
lic lmnml. Finn now flutter
25c pound. 4A [mlmds SH.
NO PlANOS.
t...
.
8. II. MILES, Evaluate Dptician,
at
lIiIIEII a. news. u to. Allin St
Miami. ' rim-d lo simmr'illllvaimi our] Wim-
It! All ,m m Irm- rlrmnt
were oi old I’m. Helm-cilia: Klin‘ntfilml.
n rho??? Inf belle: em.
m or TILE murmur.
"YB NILE RIVER.
0 I M ‘0’
3'..er :ka
[Ain‘t
. .I . l
mu hm'iommt
:W Willi"? "WW“.
. i l.
m "I a; bus
,PeatNlos"
STABLE BEDDING.
‘ ('lean, Eumumiic-ul. Healthful, at
IIAlE IRE GDSI DE MRAN
HAZEEB
And ‘
Cross Cree .
COA L.
mutton. riné""5.i~éiesm .
:VVOO D.
Baled Hay and Straw
GRAIN AND FEED.
Raymondllrmher
THE EAG L
”our nornsrin meme.
'SAEE, PRACTICAL All!) EAS
I
This ulwwl has been thnroug ' EI'SEl‘d a
cannot fail in be- at favorite anion whee.“ . '
J. BAPTIST PERR
Ann
t for Norwnlk and vicinity.
.‘H'
~1r--.l.v-:»rnertln5.
ruin”, rut:-
Woodward Homeslea
AND ADJDINING GRDIINDS
To Let for Season or Term .
Years
At Reasonable Prlc
.\I.~m right lots for sale 0
\\'nml\vur«l. LUWIHAPS and Lin
mln m‘r-nua-s. Price $350 t
$l3u. 'I'c-rms I.» suit purchase
'l‘wr-nty-twu lots sold this you
For furthui- information apply t
TAILOR A GOLDEN.
Dr Christian Swartz
Carpet Cleaning, ,
Carpet Making.
Carpet Laying
l mu new prepared mymmplly atletul to
All Kinds of Carpet We
carpets min .‘Illttntd
_ llals (I.
New l‘srrwl- manic nmllythlnl short mil .
llhli‘nrpr-l- rrvrmlmiin it.» but "tanner. I
aim". any «mt pwriultllmt ls warp-rte ..
promptly and at honorable prism.
John Allen.
"rulers left at if. F. ll line’s mt u l ’ I' ‘
fond Plans. and .l. J. (inborn. E'J' lit“? v
street. limllh Namath.
a
Ill.
SWAN 8t. BIISIINELI.
Shlp Chandlers.
it! Water ttmt.
"m I)? HANK. filliliilitl‘oft'i'. GA“.
Pure Ind mm and Pale-'32? Oil.
‘ andrvrrylhi for, III :|
Al mm .
.-..
"‘ a?
h
s for
h, is. ham a
‘r are lbs m
RE:
verbatim-If a in our
shrug-seine mauall’iylw i log
anvil
a. ulmmmgfiu ‘7
flmitll‘f.
Norwalk Chronicler