r _ esp you as cool as the proverbial eu~
«camber because it happens to he built
that way. What Is the use of perspir—
ing profusely every time the sun glares
at you when you can get as natty and
comfortable a suit as ever defied the
close audvsticky weather of a hot sum-
mer? Our Stock is light in weight and
we want to make It light in quantity.
Ih*******
m
In; matter-must take their mum. date
the ntory told by Burdrdeyto McWade that
he had threatened to close the bank unless
he was paid for the ovcrissued stock and
that Lawyers Snicherger and Johnson had
fomd him to return it, Mr. Wanamaker
said it was absolutely false.
Bard-Icy Accused of Fabrication.
Granville lit liaines and Samuel B.
Huey came to Washington to see him
about the overlsaued stock. and he told
them that they must settle for it and that
lfthcy did not, in justice to himself, he
abould inform the controller of the cur-
rency. After the bank closed he gave up
the stock. Bardslcy's statement that
Marsh obtained from him SWAIN) for
Wanamaker in March. 18“), he said, was
absolutely untrue and without the slight
est foundation, and invited the committee
to low his books.
'More Stock In Wan-maker's Name.
Mr. Wanamaker was then infwuled by
'a membcrlof the committee that during
their examination of the stock book of the
Keystone bank they had found 3,;lllshares
of stock in his name in addition to the
15K) shares which he testified had been
given by Lucas to use as collateral for a
deal in Reading stock. “When [appeared
before this committee before," said Mr.
Wanamaker, "l confined myself princi-
pally to the businem of the firm in my
deals with Lucas in Reading. 1 had in
my head certain private matters, but did
not anppoee the committee wanted tohear
of private operations."
Mr. “anamskar then again referred to
the 2,515 shares which he had held as out
lateral, and gave the committee allot of
those he had turned over to the Lucas
state. That some of those shares had been
at one time in his name he did not state,
an be had not used them in any operation.
Alwnyg‘lloln‘ such Things.
In regardto tothe stock which had been
found in his name, 6‘5 shares of it, Mr.
“'auamukcr said was held by lrvln 62
mw- names can to. w...
_WIIIwI-3ly llald the Ovarian-ad
W Baal: ‘ null and Doll-Idol
_Pan.annma. July lL—The Bardsley
hm committee held another new
‘9. in the alternoon. at which Postmaster
M Wanamaker attended and teeth
loam: bk transaction with the
rKaystane bank, and the statement made
smelly Treasurer John Banisley to
Editor ”Wade, of The Ledgenwas for
thfimfime made public. it proved to
3 h an interview between McWade and
Moutwo did’ereut occasions at the
m In it Bardsley again went over
“I “I oi the Keystone bank, and
”ditanymorethanhebelicved that
Mt Marsh got it. Bardsley raid
that Bank Examiner Drew had been a
» huh-rower from the Keystonehank
and was emplotoly under anas' and
Marsh’sthrurdl.
ACE-mam.“ Wanamaker.
In "and to John Wanamaker, Bard}
flock, and demanded moon for
and upset the plans for reorganizing
Bardsley then said that be ad«
to engage counsel and make
i;
’ELDPEBS clue) BIDII.
darn-ltd on Wanamaker for the over is»
Was hewasguilty ofacrimein
holding them. Marsh retained Mayer
and John G. Johnson ashis
counsel,mdtheymadeademandon
W'm which he refused. “'ann-
kit. by a apecified date they would resort
to”) measures toget them.
I'm-Ma Alleged nroat.
float-rumm turned over with—
out delay. Wanamaker made a threat
that he would see Controller Lacey In
Walhlnztorland have the bank closed be
forethey expected it.
said’B-rdnley.
"In March. 1&0”
Marsh came to me and
“Wanamaker wantedmlfilflat once.
Marsh told him he didn't have that
amount on hand, and Wanamaker told
Two days
late March came to me. saying that Wan-
Ilrlkcrwas persistent and must have the
my. I loaned him the money and
him when he could get it.
Wanamakergot it."
"Mobil. Miran Accused.
Bardllcy also talked a great deal about
Ihnmsnsction in the past with several
prondnent Phil-rte] phinns, and blamed
II- forthnntand they had taken against
him. Bob audited by Mr. Mew-dc
withh- spohan of Colonel McClure,
and William Sinnerly, of
l
n.
M in the following terms;
9
mun-mm
I'
Inc- Inllal’s area.
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and
in. Mudllcamcdthat ywas
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mm "CE: “.3: m. Fmsr PLACE on nous.
Intertheplsee _._...__.
“Whulwasacandidateforcity treae
III'IcallcdoerolonelMcClure and told
Hamlin-sin my past life,and said
“Him-dyad would withdraw.
Tim- will be
yu’ But he weakened afterward.
Immmmro get the gun
”but. cltyl Well, McClurnwas
u lecturewnflopt a big block
‘Ikflckfwldladmcacylnhis paper,
.dwlnottopayaeentforit. McClure
l-Ibbhnmbudotherachemu”
landing the payment of 0500 to Bush
Wald: ”the mayor wurtr
a mercantile ap-
illiarn L. Singerly wanted
J. Manon appointed to the same
“Martin and Porter and all onuay'a
were working for Crawford. and
was that nurtures wen made
In finally to draw Lennon outofthe
He was promised that if Lennon
on deposit in the Chest-
This was done. Lennon
the light, and the noon»
5.. He up that. he came here as the author-
’l‘olnud, his bunkers. as collateral. This
reduced it to 2,575 shares of stock. Of these
five blocks of no shares each were dated
March 3, land. and while issued in his name
the power of attorney had never been in-
dorsed by him and they could never have
been used. of these short». he had abut»
lutely no knowledge. The next let, five
blocks of as: shares. each. was dated four
weeks earlier, Feb. 3. lab“. lie was It di-
rector in the Giraud ’l'rust company, and
Lucas came to him and urinal him to ob-
tain a loan of $10,000 on the stock.
”I have been just foolish enough," said
Mr. Wanamaker, "all my life to do those
things, and I got the money on the stock
and gave it to him. A considerable time
afterward it was paid ed by the Lucas w
tale, and they got the stock hack."
Placed in Illa Name.
Mr. Wanamaker also presented the corn-
mittcc with a letter from John C. Lucas,
dated May 2». I556. iueloeing a check to
pay the interest on this loan. “0f the
other unused five blocks of stock," said
Mr. Wanamaker. "my Impression is that
Mr. Lucas at first intended to n: k for a
larger loan. and so Issued them. it was
never used. however. as it would not have
been without my indorsemcnl. i know of
no other stock. but I remember that ten
years ago, when Lucas was securing con.
trol of the bank. he come to we and said
he did not want people to know who cer-
tain stock belonged to, and for a time he
placed some in my name.
"in regard to certificate 450. which was
transferred by H. H. Yard tu Smolder at
Durham, of Trenton, that is a part of the
stock on which the loan from the Giraud
Trust company was secured, and after the
Lucas estate got it back it was very likely
passed over to Yard again to raise money
on."
Mr. Wanamaker then again went over
at some length the transaction in Reading
luwhich John C. Lucas was a partner.and
said that when the settlement was made
President Marsh admitted in the presence
of three witnesses that the Lucas estate
owed him 8151”). In closing his testimony
Mr. Wanamaker road letters from Control-
ler Lacey and Assistant Secretary Settle
ton to show that he had never influenced
or delayed the appointment for an instant
of a receiver for the Keystone bunk.
li-Bovernor Gray Is Set a Candidate
for Vice President.
Saw Your, July ll. -The Evening
World says that W. Scott Ray, of the
Shelbyrille dud.) Democrat, which paper
for some time part has announced llill
and Gray as a presidential ticket for nor. is
now in this city and claims to have the
authority of Governor Hill for publishing
his name as that of a presidentlsi aspirant.
lull agent of ear-Governor Gray to ascen
taln what llili's intentions were. and that
the latter told him he was in the race and
would have the New York delegation.
Governor Hill also told him. he says. to
have the ludlaua delegation instructed for
Gray.
Bray Wants the l’mldeuey.
lsnuxsrous. July ll.——ln an interview
Governor Gray denies the New York dis.
patch which says that Scott Bay was
authorized by him to visit Governor Hill
and find out his intentions regarding the
(y. liesaya that helauotacan
didate for vice president. and Intimates
that he will run for the lust plaeeaudwill
not take the second.
hood by an Actress.
Raw Your, July ll.-Mabel Sterling,
an actress. has brought suit against the
of the Manhattan Beach hotel
at any Island, claiming “Mm damages
loher reputation. the defendsnta having
ordered her to leave the hotel, wear:
that she was not signed
BtwlinudeclsresminMofhsr Ill
ningthsrult she will devote III-money
recovered to ell-rims.
1n- clnrta Wm Convicted.
Pinnacle). July flu—Ambrose main»
our flay families Arrested.
Tu" July ll. windlaa
.flI
am at ”WI rt.-tl'IIIrkv::.IIIIH
The Romantic Adventures of a
Boy and a Girl.
THEY BOTH ROD}: Oll'l‘llll BUMPER.
After a series of lleularhable Experi-
ence! They Were- VArnstnl in nu ”Illa
Town and Its-turned to Their Pare-ls
In Pillsbury-12» Young to Marry.
PIr'rsut'IuI, July ll.——’l‘rne lovers of ten.
der years never had a more romantic and
trying escapnde than Wesley ll Mosely
and Miss Beanie Steudman, ol Allegheny,
who have just been brought back from
Alliance. 0. She has her sixteenth birth-
day anniversary to celebrate yet, while he
is not old enough to vote. He has been
escorting hertonnd from schcml for months
and making himself agreeable at picnics
and parties. Miss Stcmlmnn is the Ilangh.
tor of W.‘ ll. Stemimun. a well known
business men, while Moseley is the non of
a widow. Both moved in good society.
Their folks thought they were too young
to wed, but the lovers thought otherwise.
To You! I’ll-ir- Parents.
Of their escspule young .‘Iloecly said:
”We went to Sewickly on Tuesday to at-
tend a picnic. We had previously planned
to go to Buffalo by the Lake Erie road and
there get married. I sent a telegram back
saying we had gone to Jamestown. but
thisyvas done tothrow the folks oil the
track. We expr-Lkl to churn the Ohio and
take a train at Coraopolis. but could get
no one to ferry us over.
They Bush: on the Ill-Inputs.
"When the Chicago express came along.
with nothing but mail and upn‘ns cars. i
asked the camluclor to who us to lleaver.
where we could l‘llll‘ll the Luise line train.
lle mfuml. loIl’ereIi him e50 to take us
dowrnbut it Would not go. We crawled
on lhe bumpers oi the front «Ir.
"The girl had on a light chullie dress, and
I put my light Di’t‘l’l‘mtt on her to protect
her from the night air. She looked like a
boy. In this wny we rode to Alliance. 0.
“Them an oiling-r urn-sled us, but let. us
go again. We did not want to stop there,
as we could not get marricdiu Ohio We
tried to board the train again and were ar—
rested by a train detective. He also let us
go after We gave him a hard luck story. I
told him my companion “‘11:. my brother.
1 don't see why he did not discover the
mistake. as my overcwt only reached to
Miss Steadrnun'a knees.
The lilrl liar-nun].
"\Ve remained all night at n hotel, and
next llIIIl'lllllK. while trying to get out of
town. were arrestml and taken before the
mayor. We were detained In the mayor's
ofllco until evening. when I‘hn-f of Police
Starry tool; ow to .‘| hotel ullxi lin- mayor
tool. the girl to hi~ litlilll‘.
“About lilfil o‘clock that night l Went
around tolho Inuyur'e house and gave a
Willsflt‘ that Misc. Stuenlnum umlernlon‘ul.
She opened the window. crawled on n tin
gutter and along to all running. which ~he
attempted to slide down. when It broke
and fell with a crush. i caught her in my
arms. “'6 then started aerosol the Ill-ids
and got on a road which I timught would
take us to the Erie and l‘ltlslIIIrgIlI-gmt,
with the hope of rem-hing Clllnhcl’lrlml
Md. The girl got Idi wet in the lit‘llls, and
aim went into a farmhouse to dry her
clothes.
(“you Away by the font.
“The old farmer. seeing the girl with s
man’s coat on, though something was
wrong and told the police. We had just
sat down under a tree to rest when the
mayor and chief of police came up iua
carriage and took us buck to town. where
we met the girl's father and my brother
and were sent home. What i regret is the
inference of anything wrong between us.
but on my honor there was not and i am
sorry if the public think no."
Miss Steadmau could not be seen today.
She and her mother are both iii of nervous
prostratiou, growing out of the romantic
affair. It in thought the loving pair will
he allowed to marry shortly.
THE BLAINES DENY IT.
Int-Iona Ill-Inc Calls the I“. lands lltory
Miner Nonsense.
BM: llsnbou, Ma, July ll.-—.\iemhernof
the Blaine family are emphatic In their do-
nlal of the report printed' In n western pa.
per to the effect that the M rotary was
sinking rapidly and that the doctors had
no hope. Emmons llluine laughed beani-
ly when shown the dispatch and charac-
terized it as sheer nonsense. lie ssh: that.
any one could see tbt it was utterly false
by Mr. liialue'a appearance.
The swretary was out riding as usual
and that be is constantly improving is ap-
parent to all obaervers. lie dirmouuts
from his earl-lugs without assistance.
while his eyes are regaining their bright-
ness and bls cheeks their color. There is
every reason to believe that he will re
sumo his official dutiea next (all
Ilaby lulu as a Fisherman.
Cara MAI. July ll.-—-l’mldeut llarri
son and party, comprising the guests of
the summer White llouse. were out to the
fishing banks all day on the revenue out-
ter Hamilton. Five hundred handsome
black bars were tropics of theirskill. The
prcaideut caught forty-six, Mrs Harrison
thirtyaeven and Master lion McKee laud.
ed six and started the engine or the cutter.
0n arriving at the fishing banks a salute
who: given by a black fishing party already
t re.
Three Vase Drowned.
(3mm. July ll.«~’l’hs Mlle- Park
Sunday school, of this city, gave a picnic
at Oak Point, s Lake Eris summer reoort
John Henderson took Isabel Henderson.
aged twenty-two; Ella llenderron, sued
twelve; John Staokmau, aged thirty-two.
and Lillie Chsnoweth, aged twelve, out in
a skill for a pleasure ride. A big wars
broke over the “overturning It. All
“shackle/rm
muss Jar null.
New Your. July ll.-»A mass Minot
alum was held in Battery park sat
night to protest against the occupation of
portion of the park by the elevated
rai road. strong resolutions were allow
ed, and a committee of too was appointed
to wall upon the park communion-Mo
all their revs lattice-minnows”
tb- M bk thoflsvatd “hood now
we.
lteflulh Inc a for: Mat.
aJIIIy ll.-—-A big motion
yard by the arrest
me sacra‘ALL woaLo.
latloaal Leanne and Armor Associa-
tion Championship-'0 urea.
NAHUM“. LL'MIUE.
At Pittslmru— a II I.
Pillabttrg.......u 0 o I o o o I of: o a
l’hllulolphia. llleooIIIx—lll
Y
Batteries: malarial-larger. Superman
At Oimlunati~
Boston ......... uoeooooeo
(.‘lneinuatl......o 0 0 o o :2 o II II-
Batterles: Nichols and Hansel; manor.
bourue and Harrington.
At L'Ieroland~«-
Cleveland... I l I) II 2 ti o 0 II.
Brooklyn. ...... II 2 II II o 0 o I o :3
Batteries: timber and Zimmer. Lovell and
n
4
Daily. .
At Chic-aw a. n. r.
Chins» ......... 2 z t o o o o o own II it
NewYork ..... I) I) II 0 1 II {I 0 IL»
Batteries: llntchimwu and Kittrldgo.
IndBnI'kley.
AMEIIIL'AS ANIMATION.
o to 4
finale
At Philadelphia” It. I I».
Athletic ...... ,J o 2 u o o o l'. o s b I
Cincinnati ..... ouoooouon-tts
and
Ballerinas: Numb-rs and Millignu. Kelly
Vaughn.
At Baltimore » a. II. a.
Lonhtville ...... Illiullttolrtli'b
Baltimore...” 0 0 l I 0 ti 0 t a-‘l'.’ It! 5
Ballade-I: Fitmerald and Cahill. Madden and
Townsend.
At \Vuabiugtom- to n. a.
wuhlwtula...tl l e o I) 2: II 3 OJ" II 5
Columbine ..... ololulnlor-t so
Batteries: Foreman and MI-Iluire. Boston and
Donahue.
EASTERN ASSUCIATION.
At Providr no. —
II II I.
Dutlalo ......... :oIoUIqusuI
Prmidl'nco -: o o o I u o o la; 1 :l
Bath-rive: German and “ockbeckor: Bulb
van. Ryan and Murphy.
At New Haven- n H. r.
Newllaronn o I) II 0 0 II I l I- It s 2
lisa‘hrsfor I I! I II u II II o n (I 2 :2 2
Batteries l'larkuou and tluinnulso Lti'l'b iron.
Cushmun and L‘rquhnrt,
Amy-recline II II. a
Syraruan ....... ulooololodtll
h-Inmon ..... l H U o 0 II II o o l I
l
Bath-nee. Couxbliu and Myer-a Tnfiur and
rate.
At Troy»
It. u. a.
l‘my ........... annuloouualza
Albany..., .,o 2 or“: n u II II it u 9 I
Batteries: Ilrahau and Wells. Dulln and
lieu:
THE NEWS iN BRIEF.
Items of Interest Carefully lldlled and
(“lull-used.
Helen R. Saltus. the mile of Edgar Sub
tus. has wruml n IIiIum- upon the slum
tory Kruillllls in New York,
“The" Allen, the dive hm‘pt‘r. was dun-
gemusly stabbed in a quarrel over a gums
of cards at New York.
Cassie llrwk“ story of Lawyer liyrou
W. Cohen's Pllurfs tn «II-III the lioiwrtwn
millions by menus of :I [malls widow is
corroborated by Ans’utnnt ll..~trirt Attor-
ney Week-I and Attorney linker nnd Luck-
wood.
Charles llrown Iva-narrated :Iftn-rhuvilur
made 510th0 a year by Kltlllllilllu Invw'n»
gar boys at New York. He held the pact;~
ages of jewelry for lllt's~s‘ll;l-f‘ buy.» and
stole the roIItI-uln’.
Fn‘lu‘hy. or .\llll’t‘l' li-‘II Ali. I‘nnIiI'II-Il of
murder m the wound dean-e for killing
"Uld Shobwnw." mu N'lllt‘lltfml by Ro-
cordI-r Smyth to state prison fur life.
Joseph Schubert. eleven years old. took
puris green with hills‘itlill illiclll in \\'Il-
linmsburu ilecause he had been threatennl
with u whipping. lie in likely to die.
Corporal Westervelt, of company A.
Seventydirst regiment. Ian n bayonet
through the leg of Private Wilkes, who
was trying to sneak through the guard
lines at night at the state camp.
McClure to Nlrolny.
l‘lliLAl)!Li'lllA,JlIly ll.-—-l'uderthehead
of "Smoked and Dismissed." The Times
prints a reply to John I; Nicola) from Fat
ltor McClure in the Hamlin controI any
McClure says the Penney lI ania delegation
was personally harmonious. although
divided on vice president. ('alnerou knew
that llnmlin'n' nomination was utterly
hopelm He urged a solid vote all Is juat
compliment to llamlln, knowing that a
solid V.nte for Johnson would follow
" 'The solid vote for Johnson was the only
vitalvote cast for vice president and that
record, nccmihle to eIery schoollloy. you
Comstock Bros,
It South Irln 8L, Salernrll. ,
laconic Building, Harwell.
DON T DELAY
MEI/“PS
Msmluwgkahmmm
rsnbrCIIll-pd- In em any. urn-m mult-
anon on
luau warns ' DDIIEDE
STA MFORD. DUNN.
DPEN THRDIIDH ENTIRE SUMMER.
.\ pnu tl-ul llllrlllrml Training: Sihoul fur
lslthwxr- Students:urn-ring«luringtheipring
can In- lillt‘ll Io till umitiona in the autumn.
the r) Inhin-w bran: l taught thoroughly. 'l‘lu
tflilc‘Kt- is " first ( lum‘ In muipmem.nnd every
IlrparlIII-nt in than.» of rump: tent infirm:-
ton. >tl|tl foruatalogue. Address.
President MerrillDusinessDoIlege
STA)! Full l) h IN N.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
—.———-—-—
HIGHEST
AWARD
terminal at all I'M?
Ila-f £11K mu quor
Superior Duality.
Cleanliness.
anvytr mlrlrrht
.,..' '.-'.I»,-i H. v .
IWERJ iLLC ‘ 1;UL.E.SI'RABUBE.N.Y
no!» it
ALIFO NIA FRUIT
C
T! CHEWING GUM
In all who I.
.f “I'D“.
FREE] s' Manila)“.
'nllM‘lilNl'
Sh PRIMLEY Cit. Lithafl. Ind.
Est xlm
\p I“; twice-m?
I i'tl-I m
(In ls'l4‘ll!
studiounlysuppresstoe-Jicusea1-| ‘ ' "
They Helped Nave Washington.
Wasuivurov, July ll.——’l‘he veterans of
the 'l‘wentyllfth New York cavalry had a
reunion In “'nshiuuton to commemorate
the fight at Furl Stevens, jun north of
this city, twenty-seven years ago. l'pou
that day the Sickle: cavalry, as it was
called. kept hack i-iurly's brigade from en-
tering the national capital until reenforcw
mcuts came to itssid and Early was beaten
hack alter a severe tight. The veterans
organism! by electing Lieutenant ll. M.
Nevins president.
Phllndalphln' s III-l Commiseloners.
Waeumsros. July u. ... The accretary of
the treasury has mguested the. following
named citizens of l'hIladelplIla to serve as
commissioners without compensation to
recommend to him a suitable site for the
new mint at Philadelphia, authorized h
the act of March 3. lwl. via: lion. h‘.
l'ltler. samurai Gustave Thompson, Au»
thony J. Drexei, William M. Sinuerly.
James II “Indrlm, Alexander McClure
sudO. L'. Boobyshell.
'l‘tls our... Most no lo t’lslsa.
“humerus, July II. ~Attoruey ileu-
Iral Miller has given tothe secretary of
the treasury an opinion that the Chinese
exclusion laws require that Chinese con»
tinted of illegal entry into the United
States shall he returned to IfIIIna. whether
they come from there direct or enter
through Canada or Merino.
round Dead in Iler Row-I.
Amanc Clrr. July llulln. Mary ll.
flutter. a colored woman employed so a
“nestle at the Warwick cottage on South
Ital-Ina avenue. was found dead In her
room In the morale The use was turn-
rdon and the win sud doors shut.
[hath resulted from asphyxiation. ll"
desth Is cuppa-ed to have been sosldsatsl.
, rear Ila-Is fall.
eraos. lie. “I IL—Ji'he meme
haul, of Nevada. e Its doors and
with It three 0th. banks In the county
«The Baal. at Sheldon, hank of Walker
radnsnkdnmsumslloaderlu con.
trol, parsed into the hands of receivers.
A
‘NL‘HADAMS
NIDRfllll
KILLER
DUKES ALL DISEASES.
II In I-omwleil Iu-youd sdouht that ferIuI-IIIII-
lion Imkrohesl lathe more at all disease. and
we plane that no Instill In: I Int undocume-
liflt has the mmbiuedi entities of a mood
“will". battle sud‘i‘imle.“ Till» smri'ul
nunhlnnllnn stops ferIIIentatI-In am army:
Iinwydiwn by assisting lulllrl‘ Io mm- “a
will omit Ion I‘Innlav» free. “Momma the
«vine tin-or "I «III-mm
{If H Is sled. South Nonsalk. l Imp” or 7
laluht sIrr-et. New York I'IIy . I
E are“ selling light. suite at ,
prices; in fact it may be said. a
the suits are lighter than the price
though the material of which they at"
made 13 oi the featherweight variety
The figures are simply rock bottom and
the mar gm of profit that they leave It
so small that you could scarcely see it
with a microscope.
Grand Auction sale
»-»—~oI-'-_ ~
170 CHOICE LOTS.
DN ELY AVENUE! AND OTHER STREETS,
Being part of the uell- known
SNDWDEN ESTATE,
Only aslmrl distIInI-I from Iln n ntreof tin PM of South Norw’alk.
, on lie pn- “list-a.
SATURDAY, July l l
—- ~m-«m
WILSON H.
Buckner],
AND 00
This property will be sold on urI k:¢l>) In-nns.
ID per cent. and Auction Fee, day of Sale. III per cent. August lst,
And thv- lmlunI-e can be paid to the bank of [Dr Norwaik Savings Society. in $5.!” monthly
trsynu ms on club int.
Heine' 3 full Military Band will render choice selections before and
during the Sale. Don tmiss this chance to secure a Home Site
in sun h award luv ulinu, all our Ilun pri. r~ and on out it (morale term~ Ill-pom \nul‘ saving.»
with the MIRW ..\i I\ >-\\ l\ti:~‘ Mil IF ”‘.i\ and it “i” .:u hulllrlls p. ning r your luI. Start
the funndutiun uf n Iwrm- of your 0“ ll and be lSlIl‘ll'thJlu .\'i ot’ l. ISLANDS. Send for
lllllp“ Irnl addition Il Inform “Inn to
WILSON H. BLACKWELL 81 CO.-
Peat MOSS;
STABLE rename.
can. Mao-sled. Healthful. at
Hill THE DDST DF Sill".
HAZ ELTON
And
Cross Creek
COAL.
Hickory, Dal, Pins and Chestnut
WOOD.
Dahlia} and Straw
DRAIN IIIID FEED.
Raymondllrmhers
THE E’A'GEE
IIDHT BDADSTEH BIDVDLE.
Jul: in
IDHEBDRV'S PDINT)
SIIL'TH XIIIHVALK.
NOW OPEN.
Kt"
f1 IllrIm-l.
gtrf
61 Liberty Street New York,
DI THIS DFIIDE Di office oi WINIHIIDP II. PEIIIII, Norwalk.
Dorlon Point,
I‘IINX
BDIIIIID, slough) FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecialty.
.\ -I um \IIll I'UUIIIHI P at South \‘nrunlk
with lrnm‘ nil thr .\q- \I In“. and Ne“ Huh-n
d. E. POWER.
SAFE, PHlDTlDll IND HST.
THE NIHDIL PRADTIDE DLDRIER
In silent plane for m hiI at pnu lit U
Almtln- u lehrated lrcr: and Pond l’luu-M
.with all IIII- -Ir paw-uh. in: I lding soft-slop nt-
l tau bmenl. l an be en. n by v ailing on or lithium.-
lug
-N. K. FERRIS.
Organist ol th- .\'nrn .klk M. in. Ihnrlh. and
lens burnt l' iano Uni: HI and llurumny itul
drun- ill “rel Lk\l".lllls It". lion lil.1\'ornulh
At home- .‘luilli:l).~. 'irlmrednys and Friday.
from 9 to I: (It 3m
Thiswherl has been thoroughly tested and
I.Il|lll)1 fail to be a favorite among wheel Imen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent for \orwalk and vii inity.
"file :- al Rm Inmnl street (orner day.
l’. 0. Box 5. 9 South Norwalk. ('1.
THE
-/ _.
S. D. BIIIES, DIaduaIe Optician,
IIDMEII s. HDYTVS ID No. IIai'n s:
“lawn tilted ltlflil tlIIlI[rli1.Ilel.s.~I~. loin
”Inn! in N~ ground from prn-snnlri-m m
mz’ihu
Dissolution.
.
You Name and l- l?» rt \ “it mint.
llrm Immu- of J \erI Num- 1“ to
«Lu dimilu-II in) mutual mlm III
II flu all hille due
pauuhlI I.) Ihcm
.luhu ll ligbl Mil rneiL
tin- alum tlrm. and all IIII
mil In ra-Ills‘d by him.
South Norwnlk. Jam '3‘. I‘ll.
‘U'lii 'l'l i~ lwrv-lry giwn that the Inpnrlm-r-
~Iuv here-II fun Hiding In II we .
Illnlrr the
l- Illlfi
n J.
..l 1. AH”
l'.i. Ill. ll'l‘V \' ALE. .\"l‘l.\’F..
ju' It ti’
“‘1 e "I old lr- IN- Suthfm ii In gum mind
m h us. for luring c- \I ~.
BELL ISLAND.
Seaside Cottages To Let.
Woodward Homestead
IND IDJDININD DHDIINDS
WHY NOT DRINK
NILIIANS’
DDT BEER.
i. ruinous, “are: any
”$.33... DPADKLIND, "I.
It" narrower
sense“ sm-
HEALTHY.
- a lllc ms. was by *
loam. July lLaAt the Handout ssea
and summer meeting the rose for the
kellpaestshsof whom-Imam
by Surefootnrtth Itouveasur second and
Common third. lilac horses started.
AIM W In all.
RIVERSIDE
“all; llutrl. ill 2‘15”. “It and 5.2“
Farr. 5 will».
)yt‘r I w
l-I.\‘Ii.~‘ KELLINIII,
CEMETERY.
liriufhlnx
will Iran» the- I‘orncteryutnsh, 5m null em,
Supt.
Twit. llll‘t’t'. five. eight and IV“ rnulrl voltage-e
to irf by the wrrh or a-amn.
ADDRESS
To let for Season or Term of
For the (‘lllnrnlt‘nt'l‘ of the man) fro-rub.
who wish to Viv-if llivrrsldc- I-mIIrtI-l’)’. the II» '08"
Mh'illlllln will run a wugnlwttvuu ’l'hurmlu)‘ OS 8 r r08.
mnls‘nlunln} afternoon» lvuvin: III-.Ir .\'nr- ,
3| If .‘lmltll Nnrwnlk or llanlmry.
At Reasonable Price
.I. 0. JENNINGS.
A ml dealer In
Will PIPER IND DDHD
rm IIl Hellman-s cheerfully uh on.
Paper Hanger. Dalciminer, Painter
ENS,
III North Main rim-t. Sn. Norunlk.
Mlll'tlt lat-Ilsa nf full lino lulu-l «the It
l‘uwr», Ilnr-i-rn smith" Mouldlnrn Iaiu-II to
hon-m- for Imp“ tiuu. on Imliw h) pedal
5
y
Also eight lots for sale on
Woodward, Lowndes and Lin-
coln avenues. Price 8350 to
$451). Terms to suit purchaser.
Twenty-two lots sold this year.
For further information applyto
l
TAYLDII & GDLDEN.
A» TAKE
II he have that tired! eel III
tlIvIIt‘ III? II.
mllml how mlly serious
ltut lion think or no).
II In awhile We do not melt
animate nurtures uhhh
Mfr and da3 .- Ivor Ii. Imtt
units. thlth I
"- mlnlly "very-maria
wutl the bud) shnuh hr- fvf mhet
read) for work.
ls II sure run for
mm 1!
vmsrsmm murmur
all cape
Morning. Nunn and Night
lDlATDNID.
line Dottie Thoroughly convinces.
It I» monk-his how many mpls time an
em seem to think
It ot no Imp-fiance or: ml "mum and be
They would not he so: III-elm
the thal-
"li Will I
"the o-
riches
"In! ALL
l‘l‘ HEM All“ which Is
In the annular
fill!
It Ir a nomin- Io allow
this 1 "million to illnlihflC‘M an I to body tony
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSDII'S SPEBIFID
DIINIS IIIIII Fem till Illtlil.
spit—— If
DENSHDM HAYMDND 22:4
ll IDITH IAIN DTIEET,
Illiiliilll‘li MM). m NORWALR
rum (M118, mm; more.
All Horses sold by this os-
fiablishmeut are warranted.
M. H. PARSONS,
OrChrIstIau Swartz.
HALE’S '
Dough Balsam
...... up M...
WILD DHEIIII.
HDIIENDIIlD.
Tll IND TDLII
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
.
Horses. Farmers‘ Horses. in fact. Anything in the Horse
PDIDES tow.
Brookside Stock Farm.
0:
ill
>.
D
an
ill
(I)
D:
O
:l'.’
0
Line.
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses. Fine Coach Horses. Elegant
Roadsters. Henvv Truck Horses. Family Horses, Grocer
Dill DI THE IIHIIFIDIIIHED
"Vii MILK RIVER
3:“;me debt “333:! mm? [$2331. NORWALK, CON N.
’l'hv l‘fl'lmud of the“ of
ie m” vain: erhlnwm‘b fiDHfl E I A“ V
3:...33. conomy and Damien!
“cation and res ‘lty “does I'ufl
Gasoline Stoves
And «all Hatred it w
the “Hill" «’3.
We have the very Inert make
THE MANHATTAN
II All. Dill...
warmth”!
«gs-s.
IN“ IND DDll. DMIIIDED.
‘I‘Dsoldm manufacturer»?
Hayfimm for ”sale to have M? a
out“ at Nahum“ vsrlrlir
leaned rum Imllpt pvt-arc trim-II ell
glove WWW: half 1 5
truckload
than“ at lama.
FRANK. norm-roe
F U R N lTU R E
enormous.
Nil. Daniella
David Stow,
“HM
Norwalk Chronicler