Or a 310 article.
Worth What th
is literaliyt
to throwaway money.
they mean
THE sacrum. wov'ILo.
intleaal We and American Aaseelap
llon cha-plonahlp Danes.
urinate moor.
AtPitiIIimI-rv Incl.
. ooooolcoI—zior
a I o o o o l o t r I
andBen-
LIB.
ooooso—r I:
l o o o o l—l 7 l
Nuance-tanned
‘m‘ mare-“mm
WWW"""'“"””“ ooooooio Iso
Wilden 14.. flirt-Almond: mm! °- “W“ “a
HiMrsportsofthocyclooo In this city “ ”gawk Ill
“Wmmtsdnndrtatsd .onooooooo—oal
M'MW killcdth stimulation-Ila
‘ I. M “on ere- Hutlhinson and Kittrldyye. Car
W! W. to he had enough. for the cap-
mutations is almost In mine Ind "mm“ “d 1“"
annmcax associartos.
tenorroors peoplewase killedsadmany “Mick “I" l
MM WmlW-mklhecityu Boston ......... ooorooooI— Iasl
Mani. (luatdamagswasdonetomlnmbm ..... 0001I00"lx 39)
Batteries: Bnninton and Murphy. KIM:
baildioasin thee-sternum southern poc- Dow“.
(5 “use! the city. and the governor's man-
, At Philadelphia— a. II. :_
Idonwaedemolisbd. Thclargebrickrud Athletic ........ l o I old I) on o— I it I
‘ WWII}! a, mug Sula-ruin ...... “l 0 2x~7 91
“d ”mu"! '5 17 Batteries: Sanders and hilliigan, 31ch Inc
brick building In the penitentiary known Cook
eluted. Ontheseeondnoorwastbehoc
“whammy—six persons were un-
b'medieal treatment Four of these
til-killed and fourteen seriouslyor fa-
tally wounded. The alarm bells were
rungsndthe fire department responded.
Batteries: Carney and Lehman. Stewart and
Cabin
norms assoctanox.
”New Baren-
Newllarsn. 030501001)—
Rocbneter ...... coouoIIoo
Batteries: Clarkson and Tjieeon. Shrero
Urquhart.
m tissue is or f AtSyW an n
and The: 'en‘tozo'l'lio firm-use ....... Ioooorazo—slas
m scenowasoueonwu "'Troy ........... 001000002365
m- A m‘ “in w“ filling, hm “'9 Batteries: Person and )Iyera. Shoo and Wells
Condensed.
Net balance In the l'nitod States treasr
ury yesterday, 261,40: .571.
The Congregational church at Sherman,
Manet. was destroyed by fire.
Premier Mercier will be given a monster
reception at Montreal upon his return
from Europe.
Detroit has made certain the success of
the silver encampment of the Grand Army
of the Republic encampment there the
first week in August.
The United States steamer Marion has
called for Port Townsend, where she will
receive final instructions from the fleet in
Behring sea
W. K. Vanderbilt is regarded as ahero
at Newport because his yacht, Alva. pinkcd
up six men. the crew of annnhen schooner.
near lirrm-vn's rrcf.
Kntc ihiyic, of No. 9i Fourth avenue.
Newark. was run over and killed by an ice
wagon.
New Jersey police have been mounted
to look for Eton). Wheeler. aged ten, who
disappeared a week ago.
Ex-I’oatnxasler George II. Lott, of
Oceanus, I. 1.. has diasppearmi. Post-
oflice Inspector Barley says there is a
shortage in his accounts.
Charles J. Pesnall. who cared Murderer
Edward llallingcr by an appeal on the
day fixed for his execution. says he has
about decided to withdlaw the appeal.
Emperor William reviewed the military
battalion «Imposed of the students at
Eton. July ii.
Senor Romero, minister to the United
States from Mexico. denies the story that
there to danger of a revolution in our all
tor republic.
TWO CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Well Known Pittsbur- l’eoplo in ’lroIIble
and Jan.
Ptmncno. July [Automation horn
been made against A. 1.. Douthett. the
secretary and treasurer of the Porter-
Douthett company, for emhexzieuient. fei-
sifyiug the books of the association.
fraudulently converting money to his own
use. altering the bookIIJraIIduientiy ap
plying money of the association and all!
demeanor in faidfylng the hooks. In all
there are clown formations. and the sum
involved is 5l2.I
There is a sensation in the Allegheny
church. Thomas Porter Brown. connected
with I'Ittsbnr; and Allegheny families of
wealth. and well known in the Fourth
United Presbyterian church on the north
side. is behind the bars awaiting a hearion
on a charge of embezzlement. lie was ar-
rated on II warrant sworn out by Mr,
Thomas tatimer. an Alkgheny dry goals
and carpet merchant.
The firm dimmed that llrown had up
propristsd considerable money by making
tales returns at sales. recruiting Numb“:
Brown Idmlttod his guilt and «$ch
grateful for an opportunity to save his
name. Burma; discoveries after the
statements were sent out on July 1 led to
hiaamst. __
mild on a Irttld War snip.
forwards” II w.. lama-.11» British
war ship (Joanna. Captain Harry '1' than
felhten manila!) tons and eta) horse
power. has but returned to this port arm
amt disastrous trip. One of the Cora
up dslia's sixlinch breech loading gun- er»
lodwl killing “rampant William Ii.
illyar. Lieutenant Gordon and four sea»
nice. and wounding time modulation and
tan seamen
blow of Calcnsieu parish: J. K.
We”. olc‘laiborne; materiel Gaga of
:Jalnu Van Notional Nachitochos:
Johan-on. of Orleana; Nathan Chnnnoy. of
M Felicia-a; Henry Celestine, of Orb-
lit-I'd . of Caddo; William Willow.
of W; Disregard Eudora, of Munoz.
flirty-sin lrunred.
Thwoundedm: Loni-V. Claire. l. J. Fin-
niun, Barry Kelley, James mJohn Dotty.
John O‘laoary James Villere. Charlas Summer
laid. John Dianna!) white, of New ()rleam,
Jabs Jones. James Jackson. Major White and
woman Gibson (colored), of New Orleans;
M Powell. C M. Young '1‘. 8. Stewart.
0m Black. A. L (Barnett. D. L Campbell.
Perkins. Felix Richards. J ll bolan.
Y> Prank Aaron
oil and Alexander
'l‘brrell (white). from dilfereut parishes. and
“Phillips. William Perry, Henry Dohson,
Dario Patterson. Robert Connor. llnmson
and William b'mtt {colored}. Total
wounded, thirty-six. of whom six will prob
ally mtllve. andseron others are in a \‘cry
date.
i
E
“4.1.. Ford Worked Gaul-fly.
The main building and the woman's de-
t of the institution were our-noted
Ill thaw-ll! badly cracked. The damage
to the building is about 53),”). [ix-Judge
convicted for complicity in the
of Capt. Murphy. worked aallantly
aimingthe killed and wounded. lie
h clerk of the commissary department
prison-Ia all acted in a prsieeworthy
nannerand gave the guards no trouble.
t Smoky City was wrecked on
about five lllll. from Baton
Allthenpprrwocu of the steamer
Will away, leaving an onus-name
boating In the river. The path
washout ill) feet wide and
house In Its path was blown
the southern portion of the
persons were injured by flying
Destroyed.
atleeat wereuno
J. H. Yomand
il
a.
i
i
a
house
afalling building.
dangerous wound
other head and internal to-
‘llo Patb of the Mars.
the m approached from a south.
wdsrly direction and swept a path on
tutor more in width diagonally across
thaeity. leveling everything as It went
The apltol and other state building were
Muwasalsothe bu-iccu portion
din-tows on Main and Fern streets. The
total Mundane will reach several hue-
and W dollara
A number of narrow escapee are upon.
ed. Charley Day was in his father' a drug
in when it collapsed. and although the
can
Mule III-ate Ina" nus.
Wilma. it. 1.. July‘bm cable»
gram was rescind here last night an-
nonncinctbe sudden dull: of Mr. Fred»
sric loci- hitter. well known on both
sides at the Atlantic asacompoeer and
writerca musical .which occurred
July 0 at Antwerp.
in 1“ lie was
made at Vassar legs
aodaiuesilldhshasmidedhthhcity
A lass Itet ct inlianapeila.
lsmanrous. Jciy‘h—«A Mauricio.
earndmlintnetyarenue at ip abs-
two-ea of manna-mung:
35'
hr' , usual-spec
til-it'll- theathaymgn bye
Iii
I.“ mmktmmtco theiolst aeiilagaae
Charles
‘ 11o hallo I'i hi to demand $100
what you: ha
On pay for it, the di
rown away and IhOse 'who
are rolling III wealth can scarcely afford
of hard pan prices and you know what
A Diamond hicf'l‘ Captured at
BB OAK}: BACK AFTER Till! cm
The lllIlrh Recognised IIIIII "hi Ila
dressed in faultless style and showing by
his broom! face that he had been having
a. glorious time somewhere in the open air
came to the Astor House last night and
asked for a room. He smiled at the clerk
old maul" he said. cheerily.
Void”. You know. Had a room here last
January. AM you remember."
remembrance. Forgotten Valdeo—E. Val-
desl The very thought made the clerk
hol" thought the clerk to himself. but he
did not say no. lie only thought it and
smiled.
would y' like room no. Sumo one y' had
before, remember?"
”Guess i'll go right up stairs.
nonworked hard, and soon had the dead ________ sleepy."
Ildllljllnd cutofthedehris. The names THE NEWS lN BRIEF. "Front." called the (lurk, :Indthon to
otthekliledm: ._._._. the colored boy. who rupomi ~11. “'i‘nke
’ A nu of “I. Dead. Items of Interest Carefully Edited and the gentleman up 1-» am. 1'11 and the
package up to you. .\lr. “mien"
corridor. timclcrk plllt‘llt'il Immwlf to make .
sure he was awake.
Then he called over :I porter and said:
tell Inspector liyrnes Mr. E. Vnides has
come buck."
in about an hour with two detectives. who
were grinning from ear to ear.
sent. them up to no. They knocked at the
door.
' away empt that of the nulls who was
is not
erence
1.9mm... '
You have heard
the Actor I-lonse.
Asked tor the has crisis-lends and
Inspector Ilyrnoa' Ile- Dooa [lad the
You». This! In 'l'bolr Clutches.
but You, July 7.——A nice young man
u a familiar way and held out his hand
lite an old acquaintance. ”Forgotten rue.
"Yemen—E.
came her majesty Queen Victoria. wn’o
Remember? The clerk juat beamed with
"Well, well." he caid,whou
_ ll tbs bapital and commisssry with a at Mum"... ‘ n, n. r. grin all over.
pnntshctoryoutbeupperfioorwsshlown . of! g g 3 :11 I2) 0-: z . d’yeget back?" 1.
downaadtotallydestroyed. and v“ bu. 01:“ m Ile no a Package. t
tan were laid- and Townsend. 8 ' 3 "Just returned old man. Been to Europe.
Forty m were at workin the fan- a: WashIngton— u n. n. Skippod right across the pond when i left
m, and 0‘ those Ii; were killed and Washington” 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 1 “- 4 7 3 you. By the wny.l lel’t II package here.
twenty-two were wounded and horribly W“ ------ i’ " ‘ ° 5 " ' ° F“ ‘0 5 Remember? Here's one check for it."
"Remember? Well. I should smile. llnl
"Guess we can find it," be said. “How
“Suit me to n T." replied Isl Vaides.
I‘m pretty 1
III‘ Called IIIupw‘tor Ilyruns.
When I}, Vuldoa had disumn-uml up the
'ihon he laughed.
”John. run up to police headquarters and
John did so. and come back
The clerk
,"CoIIIe in," came languidiy from within.
The oiliccrs entered, and through a cloud
of cigarette smoke saw I". \‘Isides.
"(lot the package? Put it over there on
the» lib, bet: pardon. gentlemen. l
thought—well, what is it? “'bat do you
want?"
The detmtiws looked at him and the
onIngInnIIturnod l’m'u' and his bniuzcd
face looked ghastly. "No fouling." young
filali."ballil llIc Ilt‘il‘Llth‘. "(‘Iitul' along.
You're Wanted for diamond rnbl cry "
The Story of Ills trim».
Tilt-real l~L \"uldrs nearly litlllll‘d,lltll
they reIived him and took him away a
prisoner A reporter tailed at. the, llUltl
just after this happened and found the
clerk still growing l‘he ciexls was good
humored
"Best thing you crur heard."he said.
“Do you rcmcmiwr ll Vaides. the young
fellow who attain about Mull!) worth of
diamonds inst January? You know he
came here and rI-gistered as 1-1. Holder. of
St. Louis, and asked me to keep a package
forliini. He didn't In) to his roomtlint
night. buttoolf II steamer to Europe. A
few days ultorn‘ani we learned of the din~
Iuoud robbery, and we found the missing
diamonds in the package.
"Of course we returned them to their
rightful owner. and kept an eye open for
l-‘. Valdea. but he did not come back until
last night."
The diamonds belonged to lgwisohn a:
00.. diamond importers at it Maiden lane,
The young men who carried them oil was
William C. Duncan. and he is a nephew of
Congressman It lI. Whitrlnw, of Capo
Girnrdcau. Mu. III: was a member of 'I'III~
mage's church and the Young Men‘s
Christian simulation in lirooklyn. and
was secretary of tho Elliot Dramatic unlo-
ciation of the same city.
He is only seventeen years old. though
he looks a few )I-an niIlI-r. lie was assist
ant salesman for lA'WlwiIll It: i'o.,audwas
often intruded u lib large amounts of dia-
monda
(in Jan. '2.’ ho left tho slow with Ilium
worth of stuum III his Ixmwminand be
returned the III-rt day With II cook and
bull story about having delivered them to
Howard I; I' 0., 'l‘hcmiorn II. titan. Thomas
Kirkpatrhil mid other hm dilinIhndIleal
era. \ fewdays latIr iIInIiisnppI-arod. and
then the then came to light. Ila had not
been heard from slime
w...“ .mw. _. an»...
TWELVE MORE VICTIMS.
A lope" That the liars-Isa llorrar Was
Larger.
Attiaacs, 0.. July? .wfionsatlonal do-
vsloprnents concerniogthe wreck on tho
Erie railroad at ltarcImn but Friday will
probably be made before t'oroucr Ether
man. who today resumed his inquiry
(noticeable excitement was occasioned
thin morning by II rumor that Conductor
Iioynton's rrport of tlwticluts sold showed
that twelve people were yet unaccounted
for. though Imus may have left without
lasting themselves known Conductor
lloyotou is firmly of the opinion than)“L
sonsnot «Imam-at! yua-
sumodln finsadthathls none
was the negligent flagran- supposed to
bars been the cause of the wreck, was one
of the Victims.
Those who visited the wreck on friday
morning noticed pieces of horned Ila-ti lye
about the rules too small to he idaatt
Maw teeny panof‘alnnnaa
notat- have all been taken
filmklikflfl réumrp‘cammlu
In «new. II an eye or
it hot Cincinnati 'l‘he child-he has
wit hsrwasaimie .testaadofa rl.
as reported. Sixteen
to pee to Elmira. it my.“
caste and
our” true Cape Icy.
Cm Mat, N. J. July 1. ”Attorney
General Mind arrived in the afternoon as
assent Wanamaker arrived at the cot-
tags Ire. Harrison. ltesesil Harrison.
Wet and Ira Parker and In.
or-aistatwittiu
Ian-that I:;ita:a Mica
”W and ”'eétui sr'wIIiosbIt
Brflllsnt
Princess Lucite was one of the most
not. Multitude: from London and other
places packed the town, and St. George' I
guests. their brilliant attire presenting I
scene of splendor unequaled since the
marriage of the late Prince Leopold in
1888. Guards of honor were mounted at
the castle and at the chapel. and the route
down Castle Hill was lined with guanla
tentative of the princely house MAI-halt-
Deccan. Then followad twelve earrings
containing the kaiser, the lrciserin, the
Prince and Princess of Wales, with the
Princesses Victoria and Maud the Dukes
and Ducheeses of Filinhurgh and Con-
nanght, Prince Henry and the Princess
Beatrice of Battonbcrg. and bruise.
Duchesa of Fife
procession was the Prince Aribm. the
bridegnmm, and his attendants. Then
was received with the wildcat applause.
Prince Christian. and the young Prince
L hristian, her brother. followed the queen.
cred with a magnificent blue carpet, on
which rented the ac: ta of velvet and gold
for the members of the royal and imperial
families.
man empress into the chapel. The empre-
wore a sea-green moire antique.
were preceded by the otnperor escorting
the
sparkled with German orders, and who
wore a splendid paruro of diamonds.
Qllr't'n Victoria was attired in simple
brothers. Prince Frederic and Prince N
word. They were led to the altar by the
royal chamberiain. and were soon followed
by the bride. her father and her brother,
by orange blossoms, the skirt draped with
honiton lace "'i“ the girdle with white
flowers.
ver ostrich plumes in tiwlr innit; llIr'iY
skirts were of white satin. with mlrer git»
dies. The archbishop of Canterbury oili-
cintod.
distinct.
Gunther, brother of the haiseriu. is paying
mlduous court to the
daughter of the Prince of Wales. and that
both the prints- and the Lain-r are favora-
ble to a marriage of the pair should the
latte r be satisfied
Th. Examiner Fay- llis Ilrul
Com’StOck Bros,
Masonic Bulldlsx. Harwell.
.
II south Iain 8b, to. tumor.
Harri-go Of l'rlnem bliss
and Prince Aribert.
Manon. July 1.—'l‘be wedding of the
ilicent spectacle-ever witnessed law
was choked with the wedding
First In the procession came the repre-
The third body III lbs
The bride, accompan by her father.
All the carriages had outriders in scarlet
Ircriea Blunts upon tnlmpete heralded
he royal arrival at the chapel.
The data in front of the altar was nor-
. ”a. . . .. -......,
MY WAT FEELS MD, AND
I MUST HAVE [Tm
TO STOP MY (EDIJGI-In .
till-sun“
“elect-M
“Hum.“ ”annulus-i“
The Prince of Wales «carted the Ger‘
l'hey ‘
Princess of Wales, whose bodia
dock. with a coronet of diamonds.
The bridegroom came out with hia two
innmu Iusmtss count
llPEII TIIIIIIIIGII EII'I'IIIE BIIIMEB.
both :«esw. Studentuemn- riugdu II
Every business brunt
(Milan is
IlelmrtIIIout in charge of competent infinit-
tonq. Semi for catalogue.
President Ilrrrili Businesslloilege
STAMFORD. 0053.
SI IIool fnr
the opting
nations In I re autumn.
taught thomughly. the
“tire! rim” in equipment, and n ery
A practiuIl. Business Trainin
on b4 tltnvi to fill
Address.
STA .\l FORD. (‘05 X.
The bridal droves was of white, bunk-red
The bridesmaids won: Willlr' Mi-
’l'lIc answer» of the bride wore in-
It is reported tonight that the Duke
Princess Man-l,
DREW ASKED TO RESIGN.
“innin-
‘an tII-rIrI) an .lr'ridrnt.
“'AslllXt.lu\,.IIIly I t'm.trulii r lmvy
has \t'rittento Bank IZaumm-r Drew re-
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
(VERY DAY IN THE VIII.
_——-———
mtn‘l at all "Ir:
Rut Akpoaafimu for
Supenor Qualify.
anon/inc”.
and Mummies to
hmmn pent.
t.
hm" r". ‘ I their-st.
Miamiu. .2. SOUL E svnscuoc. NJ
ill :5 1;.
questing his nwiunntiun. No reply has
been received “no llrur. The cone»
wpomleueebetween t‘nIItmllI-r l.:tt‘1')' and
Drew has been mmln pnivlin l'mlnr date
of June 2!! tin- ImIItrullI-r asked Drew tm'x-
plain why he had-unitted to state in his
report of Jan. :55. bill. that the Kryllillt"
bank owed the clearing bonu- [Mini-Ltd,
said indebtedness being secured by pledge
of Its notes and bills amounting to (:29.-
”.93. which assets were then held by the
clearing house commiltm~ and were not In
the custody of the bank.
The following day Drew replied: "I was
confounded at the amisaion. and I can ae-
oonnt for it only that. purposely not in
eluding it in the report. i intended to in-
clude and explain it in my letter. whim,
it appears. I failed to do, although the
memorandn for my letter contained refer
once to the subject. In my Inter reports
It was not. omitted. The omission was
clearly an accident, but was no lose calcu-
lated greatly to mislead. As stated in my
letter of trnnamittal the report was infor-
md and incomplete in many roam“.
owing tq the fact that many of the at»
counts were llif‘ll,l\ntl for some time after-
ward. undergoing verification, but not
withstanding thew unbarrassmcnte the
omission referred toalmuld not have no
curred. and Would not have occurred ex.
cept by accident an stated. i need not mid
how greatly I regret the inaIlvertence."
On July :1 Controller lfll‘fl)‘ said he had
placed the matter before Secretary Foster.
Ho InlIiII: "As a mull the conclusion was
reached that at) iIIIportaIIt an omission.
after liilwn doyu' investigation of the
bank. is not chllslelIl with tho confidence
which must necessarily be ropimod by the
department in the reports of thaw ap-
pointed to IImlIe examination of national
bankII. liy Illrwllon of the secretary I
have therefore to request that. you forward
to this oilice your resignation as an exam-
Iner of national bonito I cannot close
this communication without assuring you
of ray aiucrrc regret that anything should
hare mourn-Ii which would render neces-
sary the severing of your oflicial relations
with this bureau.”
Philadelphia Wants Harsh.
l'nltanstrms. July 7. MM the mastic.
of the (‘leariug IIoIIIIII association both the
Keystone and the riprinu ilanlen National
banks were dropped from meniborshi
Mayor Stuart made public his latter :3
President Harrison. which accompanied a
resolution of councils asking for 30min
meat aid in arresting liar-h.
Close o! "I. doom».
NIWMIII. It. .1., July 1-wCslcdonian and
Hayes parka were but little less crowded
with singers end‘riaitors than no the two
minus days of the grand sunserfstt.‘
"suing concert maelstrom scorer-
tors "ltuy Bias.” from llendelssohn;a
grand emote. 'l'udlythefoetwill‘
comatose end. it has been decided»
heath-next grand sung-ricer. in Row
York city.
the Waters leading.
an Psalmseo. July t-Auhsflonm
Pacific company’s headquarters it was
nonunion-us Hit there will be
“Wink-tom“
W An labia-um
asst-medal teamcm
if? I'm slpds'mmc 'm
ow or y .
has.“ his...“
caiiro IIIA Faun:
cncwmo con ~
t" .77 who at
A ample km
71' t Irma“. for it. was. a
I'm .r 1 {tannin Inelaicnnlhlu
(II I will be sI-nt mt.- ufadaIr-l
JONES L Pill-LEV 00.. Elkhui. Isl.
whim
WMRADAMS
KILLER
cunts ALI. DISEASES.
ii in conceded beyond aduuht that fermenta-
tion Imirmbesi is the cause of all dim. and
We I him that no medic ice Ianenredineam un-
lreaiibnt lbemmbimlr million of a liiood
Purifier. Antiseptic aml'fimu.“ wcrtni
mbinatlmi stops rmIII-maticm arrests
demyt. lumbar“ naturewcure. “e
will ’mail yod fl rulers free. explaining the
Irma!
.I’larletral. Mill Korwaik than. or'
Lalaht airs-rt. flew \‘nrti 'lty. film
A
insure a 9 mode
BLACK am Will'l'h liEhISTI'I‘t’llED
and PLAIN, on folio“ n—
,/ mm-.. .. .
llllli ENTIRE STIICK’A Full Line
Inuimus
of
SWISS
and
INDIA LINEN ‘
Flilllllllllllil
Are IIIarkI d down to prices that must
sale. mmisting of
the lot Ladies’ Swiss
FLOU NCINGS
508, 550, 906. ll. 00
til .00. L35. L50 8: L75
lodim~ Black Ellllirfilill‘l’t‘il
India Linens,
$Ii25
Reduced from $2.25;
SI'EI'IAL BARGAINS 1X
LADIES’
SHIRT WAISTS!
l’omptieing an immornn- iLs'snnlili‘lll of
Flannels,
White lawns, Females, Salons,
Cambtics, Etc.
PEBBALEWIISTS
501:.
and award».
India linenWaists
wall.
3.50.
An unsorted lot of lsmutifni fancy
PARASILS
'I If
3315.34.50,
$500
Sold at 55.00 and $1.00.
$2.50
MISSES’BEEFEBS
Reduced lmm
WHY NOT DRINK
Ilium
001 Bill.
Him 1:2. It and III years
Former Price 55. (iii.
ill ladies’ capes
IHLV III IIII'LV
III‘ If none.
' .ntuonus.
"on. mama,
“'mh'fxfiihu. HEALTHY.
' Inns-a
W52 50, $3. 50,
55. (ill.
The he
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“whslmceofmr
lililES’ illillETS
1250, 140,160,
Scotch liinghams
Wonh
French liiIghams
kind of point you
but here’s one wh
inspection you can
milder term than
the situation.
and, as the higher:
and
MULLS,
Entirely new and very chi-op; prices
£50 o
1 Lot wry lino
PP
it. That alto gather depends...
CLEAR OUT OUR STOCK.
Necessity knows mirror"
the ruling pn'nciple, we are not looking
for alternatives, we are simply accepting
the inevitable. Here is an unprece—
dented opportunity for you.
wont to ample .
lab will bear all the.
give it: “‘ We MUST...
No,
MUST will describe
t necessity is always
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
mean. Kenna-rival. Healthful. at
llIlF THE, 6081' III Sill".
HAZ ELTON
And
Cross Creek
Hickory, flak, Pine and chestnut
noon.
BaleIi Hay and Straw
lilillli llIli FEEli.
llaymundlirothers '
290.
Auotlu r lot t xtra rir h Slyltfl of
1 8c.
Sewr sold low than 251-.
China Cloths
Suitable for 1’. an it and Mountain
Suiting» at
1 80.
be r yard.
“or emin- stow]; of
lienls’liuiings
.\n- marked down Willi the mat at a
Illllt‘li lower figure than has our been
Ililulwl.
liomei Shirts,
including a few Flanm-Is.
0.
onrb, are IImrkui way down.
Gents‘ Satin. Surah and
Corded Silk
SASHES,
With the latest illljllrikllill' belt.
500.
and upwards.
HAM MOCKS
$I.00
and upwards.
All kinds III
Wire Window Screens
III ysrpuiar pricou,
25c.
and upwards
’Iiemorosi
Machine,
which we guarantee for 5 years.
$I9.50
In TAKE. "RAYS and BLACKS. to
be sold regardin- of Inst.
M. 5. SMITH,
homes Willing. South tomli.
lupin Ptltt, $40.00.
40T H E 5E AG L E
"our noInsTnI movers.
Sill, Plillilllill Illll FIST.
Thin wheel has been thoroughly tested and
( annot fail to be a favorite among wheel men.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for Sorwalk and vicinity.
"mi-e :5 kn 'moml street, corner day.
I’. 0. lion 5. .rlonth Somali, ('t.
THE
mzzilm
Woodward Homestead
Mill Illllilllllii lililililllS
To let for Season or Term of
Years
At Reasonable Price
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 83.50 to
8450. Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For f nrtlwr information apply to
TAILOR l GULDEII.
OrChristlan Swartz.
HALE’S ‘
Bough Balsam
«or .--.
Will) IIIIEIIIY.
IlllIEIIillllD.
Till m Till.”
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
Economy and count
' Gasoline Stoves
lstsvsltllntsndii is
til-Bonner 83. I...
We have the my best note
THE MINHIITIII‘
II III. ill“.
Wlh *be all“ MM
ll taro- a Hume's“ “I
Call and See Them.
in .5. in thb mall?
Mill! l5 5!!" i m
Wilhelmina.
Norwalk Chronicler