\f
.. H.
' [don’t suppossthat thereislnthcwlde
. m lhlppicwlfsand mother than lady
W i don’t suppose that between
ill. fonraessthereexhtsawoman who is
prouderand fooduotherhusband and her
. children. and she has very audieient excuse
{Cher pride and her fondness. Dartmoor
I a Minotly handsome man—he is also a
‘Wy clever nun—and when the Duke
d Wutouum'y said that Dartmoor, who
"dds son and hels.shonld marry and
ssttlshewssof ooursothegrcat prize, the
'sateh."of the unsound he felitofor
m Hilda Verner.
- Ibemoststriking peculiarity about Lord
Bartram h his thoroughness. When he
inforathing he dougoin forlt; be
that“)! man who feels. as the vulgar
oldsmznid, that “he is bound to go the
‘whslohogornonefl Ofcourseheiss
because he hasthecapaeity for ink
. a an infinite amo‘nnt o‘fl‘temubiafléle die
“W himael It . univ ty bot
namely in the schools, but also on the river
“din thealcket fields. Then he traveled
[through Central Asia with that very co
'e‘entsle personage. Captain Brittle», gen
sully known as lisdji Brittles, the great
W And then he become primte
m to lord Grindstone. Lord G rind-
stons was reported to have killed several
future head of the great houseof West
country was necessarily polities.
Is would be initiated into the business of a
practical politician. and learn all the tricks
of the trade. He had two years with Lord
Grin-item. Then he entered the house as
m for Clodworthy. lie had attended
~. thbeontmitteesnd that committee
“'" [duds Vernier was one of the belies of
‘ season when she became en
w only eighteen, but she was straight as
adart, herdgure well developed, and her
gyniplesiou clear. her hair, which was the
colorof the ripened wheat, was genuine
nodplsntlfnl; and as for those tender blue
quot hers.“ we soyin my profession,
”they accelerated the cardiac action." i
y unnecessary. because you always
Lady Dartmoor’a photographs in the
windows.
AT THE STORE 0F
. y 3‘“ Cl
HARV EV.
gammamgamockandalgood , _
figured furnish eve .1 fromnchild’s
p 3 so an A numfiglo speoinlties in ,
assortment to make selec-
A ladies” fine-Kid Button
”0. H. HARVEY,
endedwiesvslosdon till thesersonwas
ow. Atldsloedship‘sdealu tawLady
liartmoorsverydsy. At dratshswunot
inclined to be confidential. inspected
thattimwnsometbinuonhcrmlod.snd
aposttlon.asthcheirto
“Dr.8wanodown.hs has ceased toiove
me.” said Lady Dartmoor. Lady Doro
asudden attack of brain fever, evidently
brought on by intense excitement. There
was a good deal of wild delirium. and Lady
Dartmoor had clearly something.” her
mind. She had had a violent fit of hyater
its at Lady Doublechln's bull. i sent for
her mother. Mrs. Verner. I warned her not
tolsnr her daughter’s bedside for on in
stunt. . "in your daughter’s state, my dear
modem." lsnid. ”you must take no notice
whatever of any absurdities she my utter
in her ravines." l directed that no one but
the nurse and Mrs Verne-r was to enter
Lady Dartmoor’s room.
I live in Harley street. There is no gur-
den to my house in Hurley street. The fact
of there being no garden to my house in
Harley street is a great trial to Morin. who
is very fond of flowers, but, like John Gil—
pin’u wife. she has n frugal mind. She
does not buy her flowerpot. the florist’e;
the deals with the barrowmen in the
street. She dou not pay in cash; she
“swaps" my old cloths for ilornl tress
ores. it is no use my remonstrsting with
Marin-she will do ll.
Two days after the commencement of
Lady Dartmoor’s illums my wife rushed
into my consulting room. “Oh. Annniznsz"
she cried (Mario. is very fond of me, and
she will call me by my Christian name),
"look who: I have found." Then she held
out a mngnilicent threestone ruby ring,
“Antonino!" cried my wife, "1 got rlzl of
yourold shnwi dressing gown today; i bar
was this beautiful ring."
I congratulated Min-imam! i took charge
of the ring When i called professionally
upon Lady Dartmoor that day her motbea
Hrs. Vern", «me very much «leper-cud,
“She has been raving all night. about
Then i went up toaoe my patient. She
was perfectly sensible, but her mental do
pruniun was intense and teanwereilow
log freely from her lovely eym. lgot rid
of Mm Verner on some pretext or other.
Then i stooped. and, pretending to pick it
up from the floor. I handed her the ruby
rune
"0h, Dr. Swaninowu,” she cried, in a
voice of genuine gratitude, "then it won
ullu dream—n dreadful, dreadful dream.
I must tell you, doctor," she cried in her
excitement; "I must tell you. Somebody,”
till! suld—“mmebody who shall be name
lees-has been persuading me for everso
long that Ihrtmoor neglects me. and I
dreamt a dreadfully vivid dream, Dr.
boomer;
ith
film a in...
2; Iain Street. to. tumor.
Fmilslegoliblesl’oullry.
OF ALL KINDS IN THEIR SEAflDN.
AT WHOLELALE & RETAIL
so."
.. . H... ‘ .. _, “,1? * _.-.. :...;‘
MAKING HEAVY PAPER.
FROM SOBTING, THROUGH PURIFY-
“What'n that peculiar smell?" in the first
question ritually asked by strangers on
Inside the odor is not so bad, no it per-
son clad in garments not particularly valuv
able can spend nvery pleasant half an hour
looking over the machinery and following
the musof straw ‘ond rage, of which the
paper in made, from the hopper into which
it is first poured until it comes out in the
shape of paper-tough brown papers—at the
other end of the mill. liere three grades
of paper are made, the final: being wrap-
ping paper. Xert comes a coarse grade
that is used for building purpose». while
the last and coarsest of all is the tuned po-
per.
The first step is the careful sorting of the
ransom] straw. Thisis all done by hand
by women or girlsmn tables with coarse
wire bottoms, which allow much of the
dust and dirt to fell through.
. it is necessary to remove from the mass
all pieces, however small, of metal, bone,
rubber and leather, and also to dislodge on
much of the dirt as can be got rid of.
When the sorting is finished the mass is
taken to a gigantic hopper and dumped in.
It falls down along chute into the tint
busting machine, when? it is given its first
washing and cutting.
'riumifou rm: Burma usclnsm
Thiabenting machine is shaped like n
tank. oblong in form, through which water
is constantly running. in the center of
this tank isn huge knife. through which
Th rough tin- wirrs of tin- irate-r the
v
looking now like thick mud. is forced »
these "turbines the stock, up it is railed,
goes, being chopped liner and finer all the
lime and getting cleaner and cleaner an it
near-u its journeys end.
.\ “tr Lorine the last beating machine.
against tin» “all it wi-uill flick there until
scraped off. .
It is now what is known as "hall stuff,"
ready for the paper machine. and Is unto-
maximally emptied into “stuff chute" and
morn cit-nu waiter milled. Here it 1s kept
in commntngitntion. in order that it may
be thoroughly mixed with the water.
From those chests the pulp puma
through fl series of boxes and Vista. all the
time being more and more diluted. Then
it misses through a fan pump, falling in a
brood at ream on to a large cylinder covered
with fine wire. This cylinder is hollow,
and a pump inside pulls the water in, while
the pulp remains spread upon the surface
H. KRIEGER,
WWW” 9'9“". , J
Fawcett’ S
unnounms in
Just "vetted.“ dmm Tints (inlay tn nell
without momma" their» and mime. at the
Mrs. W. Fawnett,
lo. ll Iain litmt llomalll
Spring Styles
HATS
1N ALL GRADES AND (‘OUDRS Ill"
SlifiandStflRzilsfiilkRals
Boy's “his and t‘axu, i'rush "my for .\Irn and
Boys. .‘Iutrln Soft Tints for Men M
KNAPP’S,
9 i WashingtonSt.
ParticularAtten—iionl'aid to Fixink.
cleaning and Ironing Sill: Hats.
MISSES ST. IRRN
W.- nn- alluring our entire elm‘k nf
are beyond mmwllllun.
.\ Full Line of Mourning l'nnslnntly on “and.
Hair Iinwl! a Spwinlly.
i'umhmgv Marlo l'p.
Ayn-my fur the Madame lid-mold l'orsrl.
“r in‘l’ I‘m Wyn-n... rump.
IIII TRflUBlE T0 saw 630%.
MISSES ST. lllHlI.
Iii Main street. mr'I- Nnru all.
F. HAYES
liming ri-nmu-l lax iiil'tll mnrh-l
R0. 6 Nonh Main Street,
\Vlll nil-ply lIlr' pmp‘m of this \lt .nliy with
”m fln-n-t line of ‘
F A R B E LO W C O 8 1'.
. Aslhnvenlurgerelookofflfllinarvfloodsthnnusnnlntthis
time of the your, endratherthnnwnit until later in the moon,
I give to all desirous of pnrohasingdfillinery Goods for the
ll of July. at prices so low thstnll can. have it new summer but,
as it is better to give value in the , heart of the season, than after
beeold "
em,
South llomll. Bonn. Will:
”' ” " lg....:...¥?gi..-... V l
i 89 I .
_ Ital? South Nurwnlk n! th'v It. in.: Hindu” itl {hi-i a.
rim. inn» .‘ww \ urk. Ilwkmun «in-rt. at 22.2!) p. nu:
but .llst street at 251'? p. on; Saturdays“ 2:19! p. “1.: Su
FARE—Single Tickets 40 Genie.
US SUNDAYS din-rt mnuwiiun is mmlo Vin lizs) H’
l’nim‘e I’Irr n! Vnmn Inland. without «tum Hume
uliu
on Kim: {ruin Truce t’unoy inland of 5:» p. in.
“'11! Iran I' Now Yuri;
Tlmrxllzlys nml Snmnlnyh .1: 3:1!) 1., m.
<
0“”th I2. "AW.
l
Tltnixs LEAVE mum .\‘I)l:i\'.\i.i-( Ass
i'u'Lmu's. l
You szw Y0!Rli..\. \l .‘ilI'v-
x. .‘t «l, t'. m lm-nl 9",, iii-1 .3.-
'K, .~ In im-ni c-r mm. 1' "ii
i 1.-.! n. ’. n. :1 KM. 1w. :u. :2" n.‘ p.
-. tn Stamford, D'Yfrl’r“ - Irrm flown-ad.“
m... i ‘J'r-L THC :u . v.- Shannon. 1 3 ‘
”BMW,“ Hm: 2 fill-VA ll 31' . 'l
(it.
' zu.‘bl‘v:
'f u
:3} m .. " 'I“ :N‘ .
-~ - lt'.’
Mun. New.
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.,.~' U .u .WITJ.
.x.. l-tl m .. ll “7- l: mu. in, - t.
,\I, v’. “Main, '3 ion .
llinl'” 211.»... r ‘
' muriulz:
lllx as.
l'.‘ “It *‘u-‘m Lin-n.
'lim
i-‘nn sexism»
IIH‘Jmu I' .‘ll. .
nix. ill: lrh‘rpl M
er Ilznrn imxi Spri
Funnel-11‘s“. .\
l-‘iw- <‘El'
lafl r‘,.tin
midnight t‘f. Swarm; ~ cm: A" .Zmlxu'..7vv?_'. .
lZIlil-ii‘lldn'lii, l
Bakers, Wampum
SEASON '
The Sleamabul “cm or ALBANY”
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
>Jtlul’vl1i) n at :: p. nu; Sunday: n! 3:10 p. m.
ulgv :uirl l‘uln-r rmm- for the New Iran
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
.‘I'tliltlsifi'r. ‘Vrulns‘fllln s and l-‘n-lnys {it :3
l. l., New Haven & Ramon! ll. ll. Housatonic Railroad
llunbnry and Sorwnlii Division.
Tralnslrxut- shrill: Norwnlk for lizmhnry .
ii». a. rm. 1: ll. 33:, 510.52»; and ill 1') p, :21.
[fr lulu- lhmlpury fur Smith .Vul'vutili
Trains Imuv Smith .‘u'nrwnlk for iiuiérfiu-lol ,.
Ilirilr'rasl ll.“ v- r
A. W. 15‘:
common,
Minoan-mu.
ICE CREAM.
m; OrdersPr'rmpflynlhd.
gunners: giddy.
me i. '
tn. :Xutnnsturms Nxmluy-i. ltalurn-
min} a at 6.11) p. m.
Excursion 60 cents.
lmllmz :ulm'heiun p- lron l'irm l’nn-
p. :11. Leave Norwnik Tuesday's.
mif-
I "ORTH'II TE!) 1'0 JI'XT‘? ll. bill.
. {It'll n. m. null vi fay-,1".
m. un‘mxnl ll tin. n... 31.1 .‘m'. and 53'.
sun-lugs Mina. m and M5 ». m
it! i. l. 3101.er 53‘. p. m
V
(1'1”, Swlill .Vnrmtrllv.
.mml. My'rmilk it; p. 111..
Ed - Ill
[a Ill.
1} mu » 3t Numb},
sewud, worth $5.00 a
to $2.75.
Black Drapery Nels
STATS LISP: pivmnx.
i
". tmldm:
. , Irv‘l‘lt‘l‘.‘.l l’;k~‘t'llflrr .\-.'v'ili.
ROTON POINT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
A DELIGHTFIIL SUMMER RESORT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Ready Made
pair; will be sold for 32.50
Balance in fine Oxfords, 8am lot;
and imperfects, at prices that make t em
TIIE BEST BARGAINS EVER IIFFEIIEII.
GLOVER OLSEN,
8i Washington so. So. Nurwaik.
The New llryjoods 8E6.
TRiSTRAM & HYATT,
‘2 GAZETTE BUILDING,
We are showing a full lino of Black Silk Grenadines in
Plain” Stripes and Brocade.
We quote a few prions:
NORWALK. ,
Demi-Lace Flouncing in all Widths.
! of Thompson's Glove Fitting Corsets.
u...‘ .. immense...“ lithium .
evanre, PAIR win-um»
. _ . 5! Washington 6., lie. lentil,
p ”31, fonnerly 83, and another at , formerly 82. Muses’ M8818 the trade is over. 21 “CI 8M . p ‘ y
- . '3. Hill in cents. ' - - . " JIOMW- Colland o. .
won?“ MM“... nouns... .... n... .omm. nonomntmhmnnmnssale. - ' W“ WWWWWM-t
H. 3. BROWN?
south Main Street. So. ,Norwalk; I
“1,000 Pairéwilf ladies'S ’96
mm BEL—~—
llmrlond'hwto em mo hermfldum me vars, TO nouns.
wag...“ ........... MILLINEIIT' cussn our in SPECIAL PRICES
fllnnlnl pointedouttbat amenin lawlholagsAnclsa-ed—Iaay Baths .
SR [8
A d a mdufion f 30 t.
thednkedontofwmntry asthentent- Ase Seesssary bhpantbsl'alp for 7 M . s n augu'umgndmecumltntagdfigon,%oglmwwmfifddwdm
berforClodworthy. as... “’d" travel-Ii:- “it Bend nu nu- "U. I am IIBBI. GENUINE BARGAINS for CI ONSU ' “n r.
lint" ”MW" m h“ m" ”M" ° ' ’ " 5'” ' Formerly 3 litter 8t, Iomalli. MERE.
risltln the East Side when the wind Is rslrrrnel)’ ‘low price at oor.._ former rice n. One lot of 300 irs . ,
”mmw’hnmvuzwnm wgrgg‘mygfimm m, 3.. mm“; «mm .. me am. so m... 11:32:25.1: 13;...- "rlttmsllzzezrnr; 32.50 to $3.00; .l’g....L““‘....? fif‘fiedoitmgl
‘ ~Idward mwuh x" Y“ 3““ iowances,” i said.’ lady Dartmoor do 3;” ”:mfn‘ragngmt’gmimr‘ eel-ii. Don't target the number. . I 200 in Lounsbm-y, Mathewson & 0038 slight-
' clinedtolneke allowances “d the matter ”me I’lfth avenue on Main sire: I 7 MAIN STREET "‘4 p ' ‘ , l “ ‘ , , ‘ly amaged. machine sewed, Ladieg’fsm
THE WES YARN. haw“? h i ti M.“ to There may be found the source from which ’ N-m-W— ‘ $2.00; regular price, $3._5O to 84.50. One lot of 300mm 1.0an
-—-——— hazadlgidmzugzt :LTuflerlhyg in: l'” ““‘wmw‘hem‘i‘w mm Noxtlnd.l".Bcnm-ii‘soirygwxln store. M ”'7” - » ““ffl' Mathewson & (.0. s slightly imperfect, hand-
,ot
_ . . . . . . > - \Vaulnnumh rune". Mmduh .' u :.:.‘l l m. .l .. :10. 32.1. '- .- l
., pivatesccretarics, but noamount of work “flog,“ “he ring ato ; n was! I] the puipmmt [tibial s‘nemi :unes before it _ ,. mum-.1,“- p A“ .3 n.» .1 . ~ . ) . . . . n m n .l
" toosevero for young Dartmoor. lie [hnwmrl is dmnnuffintot u. 50mm benter, where S mu" 1..." 3,“ Hum ~\_ 3," I , W . I” W‘ .3?“ x,” r, n, 1!.1'hw3‘hwr'“ 3....» M“, ,
knew perfectly well that his career as the ’ the knives an: liner anzl the water clean . ummer nery- * - .
Immense Variety of Dress Trimmings.
:: .. _ ,.‘I mi _\'v~v'{ \nrl; mm... Mm... K'd d F b ' GI fl ch s
I -- . ,.. zi.ni..v\ sun. at ». l‘ . ll-Yizv“ lit! -. L. w . '
“Dartmoor wnsnflnent speakernnd :2: gugozlyggapogr:aghgndgmgi ingtorn.cut :uni mam-rumimoet tlmr gin. M l I l N E RY ! :s 1.: mu. m. m.: ls l.“ ur. . n, . r. or}. pl, m, Int”: {m'mx xl.l.r.;.y:r:. I an a ”0 fives! u
hard worker. and he quite understood 1- d . he d l ' , ly until it would beburdielling what the . _ *3“ 1'5“?"le 5- M» M” m > finug‘n hurmdk I.» 3-. [11,. firming M 5...
' ashrdGrindstone’sprirntesecretary “mg" an hence“ I out a" he e'mh ori-vinslparuotit were. Through nveot "*“i‘m” "d“‘W'n- T’"‘"“‘”‘ “'L‘“ i'”‘ "m“; "5“" 1“” " ‘ "W“ ""|'~"’-
ings, Laces and Ribbons.
————4>__
Suits in llannel,8ateen, Ginghamfiheviot and Cambric
' \l 1%!» n, q ., «my: a. . _
~ ~ . . . ‘ ' ‘. ' ' - ‘ llnrtt'mnlu it n... :lk'lLill :m' ltn‘unx Illr'. !
far too often, both in the houseof oom- ' ., _, . when: clean waleris forced upon it as last ‘- ‘f- 1‘; "‘ ”mm”- ”“1"“ “‘"l ””m . . . . . . ,. , . H in... m.fz'r>i~;ll («new 2"..rrsz av. . . BLAZERS AND SHIRT WATSTS
”and in another place, a Lord Grind 333:" gltififi “$1,131er: as the dirty water isdrnined oil, the soft, "“""‘ ”l H I" M'“ ‘lfl‘l‘ l3} 1- IL . 1"“. \lm null 3‘1}...va 1,15, i PARAS '
stone's pl'ivnte secntary not to under ’ » . slushy roamimlrnwn offlntn large rats in i‘uns‘m m Sm,“ H s. .\. ll wt M . ,1 A”: in u: . gin . :nr- 4... m. .
mw-m‘m'm'dmmm 323.3“;;l°.‘?§:.‘l°l‘.‘:‘l§.‘."l§...'.i'!“'i‘.i{"= u-v *mwrm n... i. .. time Came Early '9 89“" "‘9 “35‘ a; an: w ~ 2:. i. '::: .1: ‘ 1:23.13.‘ * 0L5 AND S” N UMBRELLAS-
hewas a KW for work. and members added'hlm Yam" “mm“! “h" may Honolulu; and mating. When it mines BaIgImS. f:'-x:.ll"3l‘:llvlit twin :1: I;L’\x.‘m_v~mmny . yna-elqw‘ r... 11m... in. “_ I H l -—~—o.>————~
wasnontin y morning to “add the - , - ~ . . _ .1 '. n from these rats it innfnlight gmymiuddv ' ,,,,,,,,, ML]. :,,,, w .. ., 1,, A: ' on _. ml), ‘ . ‘ . ‘ .1 t- m“. m ‘ t‘i In ”“1. s it'(‘l’ll l ,. w ‘A , -. . .
Md the lumber for Clodworthy to "I.“ 5 "listing. D" 5“ own. color, and were u handful of it thrown nl "5 5" “43‘” u l “ I' ”N “' “mlwm \ “‘ I """5‘ ’5 “1'“ t I ‘ ‘d (g ‘ f I UOlllt rs Corsets, a hne
‘TRISTRAM &.HYA-TT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
w. B. name...
Cor. Main and Cannon 813.. Bridgeport.
_..._...._
and h" portrait by M Swunsdown, and I thought i was nun: that 0‘ “‘9 “lime" "hm" 1“ "PM” "'0'“an F h d sah M . . ._-. ....._ W.
on he ”a. . . < . ~ w. ,
”’3'... ’l‘éTni‘iimny doctxgr, 2; fig“: ;";$i“{;u,‘;”w{,e';“} if: it nfi'ififls’i'lfifimniiu, which res an eats, new Hom'v ”engulf“. STOVE, New Balhmg HOUSES. Uur xn-w lyuililin ' is fast m-nring completion, and our business
When alts married Lord Dartmoor I ”my": 0:“ “‘h him in the conservatory flattens the pulp out intothe shape of po-
tfllkth‘thc poor chlldwasaiittie dis
ted.baeauss. though itwssanahso
hishvenrsrrlsgeoa both sides, yet Den.
nooshsdsomsnyironsintbspolitiuilirc
Mlleeonldnotgive n proper amount of
m to his beautiful wife. You see
haunt; member for mlC;l;nivmrthy; he had
Mann secretaryofmw.
dwhtwlththsaflairs oi his constitn
“andthsdairaof the nation, and his
Wtobe a great political sue
, the mamthongh he loved and boo
”Hammad beautiful wife. really
Ulntflnsioeberlshherorunkeafuss.
hbhdnuummmwmsovmnu
Of course. the beautiful [Ad]
, Wants” deal Into society.
shows- sree more admired as Lady
WMshehsdheequJndaVer
at Lady Doublechin’s bell the other night
he asked me toelope with him that night.
At first I indignantly refused. Then i
dreamt that l hesitated; I told him to
leave me; that If i consented i would put
the ring in a flowerpot that held s fern
which was standing behind us; and then i
dreamt—sud my dream seemed real,doe
torwthnt i made up my mind that Dart-
moor no longer lot-ed Inc,and that i placed
my ring in the flowerpogelose to the edge.
and that just then Dartmoor appeared to
take me home. And then i remember
nothing more until lute last night. And
then I found the ring wn gone; and, ohl
Dr. Swanadown. I loathed myself."
"Calm yourself. calm yourself, my dens
young lady." l began. with a mold, pro
funnel smile. "late hours, my dear
Lady (inflow. lute hours nod London
per. But when the sheet~~if sheet it may
becalled—is next seen, posing from this
cylinder on to an endless blanket. it is too
moist to handle.
After going over a hot roller on the
blanket it passes to another roller. when
it leaves the blanket and then starts out
upon its trip alone. in and out through
slant red hot rollers it new, incoming
dryer and dryer. The edges are its yet
very medium this is remedied atlhe
end of the rollers. some twenty‘ilre in
number, where the paper. now hard and
dry. passes between knives which trim it
to the proper width.
large upright machine. when it by sub
jetted toatrernendous prusure and wound
into rolhI, rudy for delivery to the hurtl-
ware men or builders. The tarred paper
From these knives the paper M u...
POULTRY, Etc..
To I: found in the stale.
13. HAYES, ‘
R0. 6 IIIIRTII IIIIII STREET
vi‘itf
nlnnllzlé‘illllmx
Are soliingu very lllt'c quality
of Butter. It is from the Lob-
First-Class Restaurant.
Sea
FINRENSTEIR
OWNERS .\N D I'Iii 'l’li
New Attractions.
Meals To Order at Short Notice.
Food a Specialty.
& KELLY,
ll’i'l‘l lib. jph
TIME TABLEWSTETIIEB “man."
is not in the It‘llsl l islurboil.
Juno
l’lvllals m :50.
All $3 50 Shoulder ('n was ill 1‘5.
'n.
“'0 shall give during the month of
POSITIVE ARI] IIIIIAATCRAIlli BARGAINS III [TERI IIEI’A
0F IllIR ESTABlISRlEIIT. RTIEIT
.11: the Tin-s5 Hoods and Silk Room we shall sell the New Sed-
snlv SI‘TgI‘ :it sou. ll inch Blank Surge at 37k” handsome Grena-
tlllli'S at 4H and twin. Illan-k China Silks at 39 and 590., $1.25 Hen—
JACKETS. REEFERS and SUITS.
all 81 Shoulder C
Shoulder ('upma S'.‘ .‘m. a l ’30; Sliouldor (In ms 83, all bill Shoulder
('uyn-s $5. Fronvli ( 'lnwiot .lm-ko-ts 8'1 .30 and $3 on, hmuhmme Sateen
Hulls at $2 an, Children's Roofers at ‘5! 25 and >32. ii'.’ Water roofs
open 82, all 05
for Si. 813.. \‘l’utvr mulls for Si in. Ladies Embroidered
Inuu 8': .a to Silo. l’ nin (‘uslunvm Shawls Tina,
Suits Si i”. ll .‘mmnl .31 7;".
SUMMER UNDERWEAR and HOSIERY.
5U ND AY TRIPS. Lollies” Ribbed Silk Trimmed Vents usually sold at 2.50,, we will
. . iw trim for 236.. Extra unlitv French Not-k "50. Lndies’lllnok
lA-a\"c‘:l)lllll .\nr\\'nlk~r-IU .m n. m.. I m p. m.. '3 :m p. m. l 15 ’mm and Pants flux, 3.3.... shaped Vesta 2.5.»..‘rnét Block Hose
p. m.. n. p. ill. ‘ I
. .. l'.’_lv.. worth 2%.. linguist!“ made. last. lfl‘. were 2513. B0 8' Rib
6 llael‘l’v;‘Rlllllll Poultmll .in n. m.. l 15 p. ill. Tlt‘ll Svhool Him-kin '5‘ 1m. Children‘s l’lnitl'tl Wuistollbchhild-
ron's Flannel and ( ambric- “’uists 2:30.
coon NEWS l0" THE PEOPlE.
W. B. HALL & co-
Popular Clam Chowder. F. H. NASH &. BR 0.
Estimntos given on
anon, CL, Creamery. At this
limo of the year when [meninge-
is plenty. the Lebanon ( ‘rotuuvry
pmplu do not find it ready still-
for oil the roll butler they make.
The over produot is sold in tube,
and this is the, Butter which we
call to your notice. it islhe
some sweet. Well-made article
that is sold in rolls. at from it
to 5 cunts abound loss than llwir
Roll Butter. Title is our second
wanton with it. Woknow it is
on sweet as now buy, and will
ichus
is prepnlnd in the manic way up to the time Children’s While
it leaves the hut roller. Then. instead of
going to the upright machine, or pretest.
it mac-down through a tar hath. After
being well dipped it is put through the
presser and then wound into rolls.
Theearliest known attempts at theprov
auction of an articlesimllar to the paper
ofmodsrntimeswssmuieln l-lgyptmasy
cent-win infers the Christian tot—sores
writerssffirmMyesnlt C. The oldest
manuscript in existence is on papyrus,“
is supposed to bear date mil. 0.
msrottr or ram ussixo.
Thriowerpart ofthcstemol papyus plsnt
is. nndrrthe rough shin.oo|nposeilofthlo
layers of great cohuive power. Thus he
logseparsted were laid side by side with
edges overlapping. and on being subjected
to pressure inseam a sheet of considerable
straw-glued tenacity. This rode kind of
airbus much to answer for. it was is
lucky thing, though. that you found your
ring. and now your mind is thoroughly
dlssbnsed of tho—um—monstrons halluci
nation. You must try to dismiss thus
ridiculous hleas from your mind. Ah: we
mmuchbetter this morningmnch bet
' 10». Are we Mindy Dartmwn" laid.
with samils thstwsscidldliss andbland,
to)“; Werner. wholmtthencntered the
room.
ldld not tell hordDarttnoor hownry
nearly the happiness of his young wife's
lifeiuul hernwreekcd; but lordered the
ilartmoors of! on a voyage round ths
world; and started within the row
sight in Sir oho Binasels’s his steam
yacht, which Dartmoor purchased.
Wheniaothomsltoldllaristhatihad
lost the mbyriomsndlsddsdthst I did
lmuw South X-vrwzllk for llnlou l‘nini
2m p. m.. it '3” p. m.
Iu-uve- lulun I‘uiui l'orh'nutll Nurwnlk
i it» p. m. ‘3 Iii. p. m.. i if. p. flint-1W“ in.
in :mu. In.. 11' ii“ p. III.,
:: of. :i. m, H mm. m.,
n
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:m p. "1.. f» m p. m.
Eggs for Hatching
l Iimv now u-Mnx- nf limp of rimirml
stmimnf
mhllfl’d IMIMMIIM km“) Well' it Iii fill Wild llllllli‘ I Will snwly private lnmllivjn. "instill-hing . . ,
u y...» “Id “I", ”W" not [mm n 'n for m ' . ~' daily mm. lid-at oi minim manna-rd.
is flifinlndlnm "‘33::- per‘lzct untuerd-eenintohavs 3;. the waot’a “(9 3"” finding ““19 for tubs and m "m ""“T' 75" "5" atoms. “mm cochms' “gm Brahmas
of the W until about 450 ll. 0..
when parchment was first used for books
i «hall give the Imulm-a- m ‘ pummel slim»
half tube, no well as by the sin- lion In mum; and dellvrrlnlt. initial-utm-
and Plymouth tools.
nishlt in any «lulml quantities In uln‘lflln. .
man Why..Iarnae, u. ”dalmatian-nu. tile pound. Mm“ 50 Wuhan to my... t’lulmlstll my... private .. pnbllr ~~~~~ m- - . . . . .
IM- m-r Magnummmumnponmm rwmmmdom-nmmuo- the tub. It you wifih it nice "Mk-"W M ,. Add" All Premium Stock. III" III as IITIII III aITIl Ilddllmwm
VIII! sar- MH‘: 0: WWW?'- . "3...: mmhaltbmmucmano- article here you have it: 250 a w. E. COLLINS. ”an... 6’ g. ,.
WW!“ all]: and “12:". 5 F I
t to prom- nshnown. ‘ ’ m
“WWW the! m a“; pound. Spocml price by tub or 5...?!“ A , WI. Bl.
mshntmihbpmwmmvn P8“ 0‘ “lb- ,.
dad I thsleldof honor. Serra him
clthsrinbpendentlydlsetwevwlorhrnd "
gnomes-rum:
by other mud in m A. n. m
DIBBLE in custom
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Where arelou Going?
We are selling
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"am ”out: trimmer-tuna flwmwom so. Nwwslh. ‘ § . . able. including New York Bungee. ,
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was“... new ughmmm manning . Fish andVegelahle Market SWAN 3,, BUSHNE Dr. w, c, sum, yr"
33%W’ .mfi'flllmdlldlflweummfiw Ship Chandler-o. lies.» aver rerrls‘ ileum liters.
0min 001m and Varnish“. s-.. M. Ill "I“? M 45 end ll Washington it.
Artiste’ Materials, nor K
Combined Choir and Step Lud-
der, 38.00.
McCloslt ’14 Wood Fmeanost
in arket, ”.00 e Gallon.
Oysters, Blame. leisure. m.“ “'3’
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