SheWaa the lilother of Pretty
Jennie.
e
,m rumor IIIIIIIIIIII mum.
n- Ialt-y Barr III. 0st III-ports»
m to the Celebrated case Who
law lull Alive-Who Bulcldo Carefully
W by tile ”and Woman.
N" Ham, July 174—1» world wide
Junie Cameroon is again on the tongue
of every man in this city, owing to the
niddeofher mother, which was discov-
ered last evening. For some time past
Mrs. CrsmerJIas been living with her son
Edward, the last of the family, in New
York, wherehe is an employe of the Postal
Telegraph company, 186 Broadway. Mr
Cramer had sent several telegrams to his
mother, but mceiving no response to them
he cause hereto sec ifanythingwas wrong
with ha. He walked into the house last
evening just In time to see Medical Officer
Dr. White lowering her body to the floor,
rho having hanged herself.
“lo Send for liar Sol.
Thepoor woman had taken the precau-
tloutofulatapocket handkerchief around
her track where the fatal rope wonhl grip
it so that it would
not cause an abra—
sion of the flesh.
Underneath t h a
door of the apart—
ment was found a
paper on which
she had written a
request to those
who might find
her body to send
for her son, whose
address she gave.
It is thought that
Mrs. Cramer had
been dead at least
a day. and perhaps
two. Ten years
agoJcnnie Cra-
mer was one of the most beautiful young
girls In New Haven, but her face, instead
of heingher fortune, caused her rain and
her death. Among her admirers was Wal-
ter Halley, the nephew of a rich and influv
ential dryng stone proprietor—the big-
gest of its kind in Connecticut.
Young Halley hndplenty of money and
leisure and was a fast young man, as was
his cousin James. He paid a good deal of
attention to the beauteous Jennie, much
to the worriment and annoyance of her
parents. There was nothing to show that
Jennie waaother than fl good girl She was
regarded as a girl fond of II Inrk. but above
suspicion as to her morals. When sltellllr
appeared search was made for her, and
finally she was found drowned near Suvin
Rock, a Long Island sound pleasure to
sort a few miles from this city.
he Halley Boys on Trial.
Her death caused the wildest mite
meat, especially when it was learned that
she had passed the night and most of the
morning Infoté be? death at the Mulley
mansion, on the outskirts of the cit y. and
in company with Walter Malley, his cons
in Jam and a young woman of notorious
reputation named Blanche Douglass, who
had been introduced to Jennie as a cousin
of the Malleys.
'l'hehfalleyboys were arrested, as was.
also Blanche DouglassZWalter and James
Halley were tried for Jennie’s murder and
the ease attracted worldwide attention.
Tho-tats sought to prove that Blanche
What been employed by the Mal—
Ieys to aid them in bringing about Jen-
nie’adowufall. It was charged that Jen-
nie had been assaulted in the Halley home.
All the wealth of the Halley: and their
rich connealons were exerted to save the
hoya A theory was advanced that the
girl had through shame committed sui-
cide, and the fact that a grain of arsenic
"found In her stomach was advanced
to give color to this idea. The' Jury Ins—
agrssd, and the Moneys have not been
brought to trial since.
In rather 8-fold“ ‘I'ua.
Two years after Jennie’a death, her
father, no longer able to endure his grief,
committed suicide. The her sister pined
away and literally died of grief. Her
mother fretted and worried incessantly,
and hereon took her to New York, think.
tag that a change of scene would brighten
liar aplrila, but she plned for her old home.
1th thought that revisiting the scene of
In great misfortunes unbalanced her
mind. Blanche Douglas Ia dead. and now
In. Cramar’s demise removes the last of
the Important witneans in the famous
"I...“ We.” own:
an m net I. t I
left New Flanagan they are both alive.
We“ lra o. Bash. '
Pursuits, July l‘l.--'I‘wo weeks ago
the m employee of Carnegie Brothers
at their Duquesnc Steel works. went on a
irlhefor recognition of their organize
out?” It»! tufimn: and
If!!!
waiter“ ,and but week,
allmthlcadarl In theatrlke, will be
unemployment.
”Immune.
Ammmhwm
WW Julylla-fissrrtaryroster
has awardsla'sflvvrltfsvavtaa Ind-Ito
“Nah-llama for saving the llfsof
MEKSUIBIDES. '
no age. Ills remainsw
keep you as cool as
NEWS or THE FARMERS ALLIANCE.
n. Encampment to Its lleld In Mary-
land for Several Years.
BALTIIIOBII, July ll —-'l'he American
says that the National l'arruers’ Alliance
will hold Its encampment in Maryland
near this city and the annual encampment
will be held here every year, certainly for
the next five ears, and It is probable that
a site will I purchased and the once
latent located permanently. The encasn
meat will beheld in September and will
Ian two weeks, and it is expected that
5011!) persons will be present The Penn-
sylvania and Baltimore and Ohio railroads
have made liberal otfers to secure the en-
campment along their lines.
Senator Peff'er to Kentucky.
LOIIISVILLI, July ll. ~Scnator I’efler, of
Kansas, has now entered Kentucky and
has begun to stump the state in the inter-
est of the Alliance. He has hopes of cans-
Ing a big vote to be cost In the state, but
to for has not struck the Alliance lec—
tion. The Republicans have their state
ticket, and will not mix with the People’s
party, and the Democrats do notcnrc to
look after anything but their own Inter
eats. .
To SHOOT Fouaocn BRADLEY.
Ira» Logan Was looking for Illln wltll
a Revolver. _
. Asnmtv Palm, N. J., dey I7.-—Mrs.
antes Logan, a resident of West Asbury
ark, purchased a revolver and set out to
shout Janus A. Bradley, the founder of
Asbnry Park. flIe went to Bradley" 3 of-
fice, flourished his weapon and said she
would kill him on sight Bradley was at
the beach at the time of her visit and Mrs.
Logan started to hunt him up. An officer
overtook her, and, after disarming her,
placed her under arrest.
Mrs. logan says that Bradley has per—
muted her son, John James Logan, Jr.,
who is being sued by the townshipnuthori-
ties as father of the unborn child of Lydia
Humphrey. Bradley refused to make a
complaint against Mrs. Ingan. Ile says
she is demented from brooding over her
son’s disgrace.
HE WILL FIGHT 8AM SMALL
Rev. lllll says llc Can l’roro Ills Charges
Against the Evangelist.
PIIILIIII-Lu'uu, July I?.-Rev. .1. Was-
lay JIIII, pastoral the First 1“. 8. church,
of Ogden, U. 'l'., and financial agent of the
Utah university, has reached Philadelphia
to answer the criminal libel suit brought
against him by Ilev. Sum Small.
Rev. Mr. Hill came from Utah of b'uI
own free will, no mguii‘nion having been
issued for him. Upon "Ill‘l'lVlllg here he
presented himself before the [Ir-muting
attorney, and gave bowls. for his appear
once at court in SI-pIeIIIbI-r. Mr, Hill mys
he hm ample evidence in IIIIIIII to confirm
all he has mid or written with reference
to Slum“ ' III
ISII:
New "livers of the C. II. 1..
Bl Frat.“ July“ ~\\ ith the election of
oflicersme‘meeting of the ngInIII-onucil
ofthe 6.1!. I. came to an end The fol—
lowing oiliccrs Were chosen: President,
Bernard J. York, of Brooklyn: vice pun-Ii»
dent, Eugene (i. Mock, Syracuse; secre-
tary, Victor J. bowling, New York; tree-a-
urer, 1". J. Stapleton, New York; spiritual
adviser. Ilev. A. B. Schwlnlger, New York;
guard, Frank N. Becker, Brooklyn, and a
finance committee of five members.
Cashier has Balance.
Emmi, July ll—Charles Lens,
known as cashier of the “'illiauusburg
City Fire Insurance company, committed
suicide early in the morning at his room-I,
971 Park avenue Brooklyn. by hanging
himself to It bedpost. It is rammed Huang
the acquaintances of Mr. ten: flint hehad
been living too prodigally for some time.
and that he was short in his account» with
the company.
lfattsville'e Strike lttll 0n.
Pomvttw. Pa, July ll—The strike
which began July".’ at the I’ottsville Iron
and Steel company ‘II works is still on, and
£10 hands are out of work. The company
gave the aura until this week to return to
wtwkvr the furnaces would he blown out.
The men did not return President Atkins
will go to Europe, and there is no prospect
of the works being started until hi» return.
no Howell Company Iny Reel-o. J
CHICAGO. July l?.~'l'be lIowell Lumber
company will try to ad just Its troubles.
President Ilowell said today: "l‘alesa the
liabilities of the western branch of the
business are greater than we expect, I be-
lieve we can pull through In a short time.
The best authority places the liabilities of
the concern at about 81 arm”, The u.
rate may reach II. on, ow.
No chance for Russia's flog.
Cmtuuo, July ll.~~l.eadlng pork pack-
ws here scout the Idea that Itursla will be
able to keep the American hog from for-
dgn markets. The pram“ an. M plant
at Moscow and comp“ with ( 'hlmgo
ken, and there are not enough hogs
rind In all Russia to keep one Chicago
house running a month
no llsru of l’lIIllepI Dead.
0nmu,lfd. July It-‘tienersl It F.
Kelley, “The Hero of l’hllllppl, " died at
this plans last evening. it “been!"
forsuetlmsfiromtbs ofsnnld
them-war. E deouryOraol
be taken to Wash-
lnytoa for Interment.
heater Iablasea.
Pntuostrtus, July 11. mans
Robinson earns out victor III the prelimi-
nary skirmish for the ofths
State III-goon hltnaa clubs subs
manure commit Mu no
partisan- were largely III the“ majority
m w-sadsehiadtoholdtbseonvsntlouat
III the expert's statement
SermteuSept.‘
they lad lie Dealings with Malay.
WMIAJIIIy ”am told of
filling stocks
red heads
purchased by from
Ksmhle Widener & fillies. both P A.
it. and W. it mm denied having any
“top whatever of s business nature
with Itardsley
.I
“Is fast the ”mutation low.
new You, Jul It. “District Attorney
to make as mpteof
ease! theitsw Yorkpapssv for allay
thalawts pa accounts of the so
autumn What
psrhrwlllsrlsrtlr. maul:
MINI-
AIs-pms mm
‘ I uncaring“;
Mir malto-
Whitmlum
“Mayan
trustee-set
y, ‘ flit. You can get a“
5‘ summer suit aimed; far a bong.
camber because it happens to be built
”that way. What Is the use of paraph-
ing profusely every time the sun gloves
at you when you can get as natty and
comfortable a suit as ever defied . the
close and sticky weather of a hot ’spm;
mer’l ' Our stock is light in weight and
we want to make It; light in quantity.
bullet would ruched at Philllppt during .
It Will
the proverbial (III-
West Superior, Wis... Swept by
a Cyclone.
AT LEAST PlYB m WERE KILLED.
Fifty Ware lturled Its-oath the llebrla
of a Falling Bulldlurllouses. Morse
and Trace Leveled by the Wind's lingo.
List of the Dead and Inland.
Wm Summon, \Vis., July l‘f.—-A cloud
with death in its dark, circling folds hov-
ered an instant above this city at ltzwp. m.
and then swooped down, leveling houaen,
stores and trees, and tossing the heavy
debris about like chulf. Among the many
buildings that felt the cyclone’s wrath
was one at the corner of Second and
Lamborn streets It was entirely dc.
stroyed, and fifty men who were at work
within its walls were buried beneath the
debris Three were taken out dead Others
arestillin the ruins. I-ew escaped with-
out injuries
The Name. of "to tread.
From benopth the Ina-Is of bricksand
splintered timbers came the groans of the
dying. Willing hands were soon clearing
away the wreck and reacuing the injured
and the bodies of the dead. The names of
the dead than for known are thetollowing:
John Lauer. married, aged thirty-six
years.
Charles Lucius, single, ttvI-nty—four.
IIerIIIIIII l'uussey, single, llYt‘fllyrtilx.
An unknown man about thirtydive yours
of ago.
John Schofield died from injuries no
ceived in the buck and bmkt'll limbs.
The annual; IIIJIIr‘I-II.
Among the more Wkltlllnly injured are:
John Brown, broken legs; John Long. III«
terunl injuries. thought he will die; WII-
IiIIIn Semple, Dick Clark and II number of
others. The storm hull-II about thirty
minutes and destroyed property worth
many thousands of dollars.
ITALY AND THE WORLD’S FAIR.
Prominent Italians ut \lIulIiIIgtorI [TI-go
"of lo I'IIIII-ipalc.
WasIIIsoTos. July lt.—v.\ meeting of
American citizens of Italian birth was
held here last night to IIrgelIII-iruutivu
country to participate in the World‘s fair.
Ur. Verdi, II prominent physician of this
city, pmhltlt'll and mzuleastIn-iug :uldnrss,
urging Imrticipntiou in the exposition by
Italy, not as “here syn-ctntor, but us a fat
vonrl guest ofthe child of lwr loins.
Addrem's in II ~imllur \‘t‘lll “err made
by I’rofesmr Francis ll. i'avn, .lr.; Mr.
('IIrIII-risii llllll other». llwIIIIt‘qus were
ndnpted Improving regret than for em.
HUIllll‘al rt‘ithulth the lulu.» guvt'l‘llmmil'
declined to take part III [hr-grout ”me-
tlou iII I-IIIIInIeIIIIImlioII of Column», 1...-
great Italian discoverer. IIIIII urging Italy
to reconsider its decision llllll semi fulln-
fair the results of bur genius find her III-
dustr)’. All [lulu-I‘lllt'l’lt‘llll‘ were urged
to unite in this entrenly. (‘opiesof the
resolutions adopted will be III-III through
diplomatic channels to the Italian govern-
moot.
A Batch of New Postmaster;
Cal's MAY, July l‘I'.-'I‘he president has
signed the commissions of the following
Ktmastm: John C. Hilbert, laIIquwne,
‘: Richard M. Rilea, Manchester. I'IL;
Thonuu B. Jill’s", Yellow Springs. 0,; Jos-
eph I). Randall, l-Sllm “ville. 1).; Alon-«III
II. Méeker, I'IIIIIIIIIII. (I; John ll. Illn’ltl'
eon, Roekville Center, N. Y; Nathan 0.,
Stowe, Dover, Me; William A. lichen
mitt. Ilellwnod, I’II.; George F. Smith.
Laurel, Del. llllll Marshall HIIIIIIuIIx, West
IIaIIdIIIII. (‘onu
Pal-lily loll-wed Fatality.
lenuu, July It.~1'll0fl‘ was a re
nmrknble series of fatalities at Rankin
station, on the Baltimore and Ohio mil
road, about ten miles from l’ittsburg.
Ihvid Bell committed suicide, the house
hsllvedla burned down Irmnnlamp ea-
ploalon and two children. Robert and
Charles Mch‘ratton, were cmnnted, and
latenastwo men were scan hing among
the ruins. a chimney fell killing Ilnrry
ltowv and mortally lnjurlug Peter Knee.
—-.-
A New Thosplau fiche-rte.
New Your, July ll.——.\n mlatlon
which promises to beef latlnlle good for
actors and IIIIIIIagI-rs was org-aired last
night under the title of the Actors and
Managers' Protective league. The object
of the organisation III toeffect asettlement
of dllllcnltleu arising among the craft
without Invoking the aid of the coarta
Marc Klaw was elected president and Ed-
win II. I'rlco vice president.
It. It. (took for I've-Idem.
'I'quIII'To. July I7. «~The following unicorn
um elected at the educational convention:
President, it. If. Cook. Newltrnnnwlek
N. J.; mortuary. It. W. Sevenwa. of Kan:
III: treasurer. J. M. (lmnwoml, Kansas
City. Mo; vice presidents, W. It. Garrett,
Nashville, Temp; (3. ll. Clemer, North I)a«
hots; A. Patrsll. Arkansas; I1 I). Lyle.
Pennsylvania
filllott'a fate III I a liaison.
Wells, 0.. July Ina-The murals
III the celebrated Illllott murder case were
opsuedby Col I Holman fee the state.
Each side will limited to sixteen hours.
For the state Assistant Prosecutor (3mm
will follow Holmes, with [tooth next and
Prosecutor lluIlug clotting. Standing
mm Is at a premium from the opening to
the closing of court.
Communal fire-as Indicted.
WWW”, Jfly IT. “The grandtt
humidified two true bills against ll-
Item I. Crocus. Washington correspond-
ent of the New York World, for libel.
(litmus stated that Dr. William A. llam-
annIt had charged lifts. Stanford. who of
Senator Stanford. of California, no» for
removing a won from her scalp.
lateral by a mm cruiser.
mun, In. July tau
«ulna Dream retard hosts belong-
Ing to tastport fishermen III Pneumo-
y waters, lauded the occupants on
Islandandtowedthebostrtost. Aw
laws, It. It. where they will he mm»
sated. Londderablecxeltemsatsslsts over
the sllatr.
I It.“ Verdict for lira. [Icon-Ia.
Warmth, liars. July It “The ”3::
I the one of in. II blooms,
hinted by falling on the astray of the
Mord station, against the New Haven
asdllartfont railroad, brought la a vet»
“for thv plaintiff elm
haulers lists were rats].
uE-fiW’ W3. mu
‘ Jase use them so
mists “ht-sweats east. ‘
Es
Iv
......
THEWlllTH 0F THEWIIID ‘
dominion yo... m
Cometock Bros,
It Soutllltln St, 80. Hamill.
NINA VAN ZANST WEDDED.
lot by Proxy on this occasion, but to
Bar chose- llrtdagroom.
Chicano, July 11 -Nlnn \‘an mm was
married last night to Signor Salvatore
Stefano Malato. Justice Lyon performed
the ceremony at 9
o'clock, In the
presence of forty
guests, at the Van
Zandt residence,
on Schiller street.
'I‘ II c re w a s n 0
church ceremony,
for fie. pair were
in a hurry to start
for Italy. Nina
the dress origin
ally made for her
in tended appear-
ance in “l"mueeo
'ea (Ii Riminl," but
NINA VAN “NM.
nbver worn, because Van Znadt, pore. ob-
jected strenuously to his daughter's debut
In a beer hall. 0n July'zhhlr. and Mrs.
Malnto mil for Europe on La Bourgo'gue.
The wealthy Italian journalist promises
the girl who wedded Anarchist Spies by
proxy a beautiful home abroad.
HILL VISITS ABBETT.
’I’Ia 'l'wo Governors Enjoy Themselves
at Sea Girt (lamp.
SEA Gmr, N. J., J uIy ll.—'I‘ha First bri-
gade, New Jersey national guard, doing a .
week's tour at the state camp at Sea Girt,
were honored by II vial! from Governor
IIIII, accompanied by his stall, yesterday.
The New York governor was received by
Governor Leon Abbott. of New Jersey, and
his staff. W hen Governor lllll arrived at
the camp the cm ernnr' s a. flute we» find.
and the \lailnl’l “ere rewived with all
military honors At Governor .slbbett'
headqunrten an informal reception was
held.
Fully 3,000 visitors were present at the
dress parade. when the troops were ro-
viewed by the two governors. The troops
of the First brigwle, in their hand-mim-
Ilruus uniform, presented It magnificent
lepcfll’tlllt‘t‘. Governor Abbe” and stall
were mounted, while lion-rum Hill and
his staff were in curriuges. Tin-parade
was one of the line-«I of the kind ever seen
in New Jersey.
teen-tor l'eiluler's Alleged Scheme.
Jausnuwx, N. I’..
qua county is greatly stirred up over the
notion of Senator Veshlrr's mIIIIIIIttee Ill
calling the wmuorial convention to tum-l
on Aug. «I. III II time when Iaverybcaly will
be in the midst of their busiest smsou.
YI-dder's opponents claim that the scheme
ls It shrewd move on the senator's part to
secure ft'llltlfllltillltlll. It i- aimsnid that
there is It fouling of IIIMIlity tuSenutor
vt'fltlt'l' in ('IIIIIIIIIIpIII muuty that may re-
sult 'I_II sending an IIIIII~\’I-Ilclcr delegation
to the convention.
.l hart-as f‘lfy flunk l'uilv.
Kusxs t'rn‘. Mn. July 17 .r'l‘m- Hm
Nutinuul bank of Known (Ely, HAIL, llIL‘I
textual dining Inn-Ilium». .‘ln‘ il Ivzi» lllllllilt‘ tn
lltt‘l‘l the (IIIIIIN against it. Tlll' bank has
been Ill operation for five years. The bank
was the Ilrpohllul‘)‘ of 40 percent. of the
city's funds and Menu him-0mm on Ile-
poalt to-dny. The alpha! stuck Ir- tlmfim.
The failure is not regarded IIII particularly
serious,nnd it is not believed the losses
will be heavy. .
A liar-I In a Saloon.
IIIIIIIIsomu. Ala. July l?.——A rim] with
pistols took place last evening III II saloon
between Eugene IIyers. :III or United States
deputy marshal, and Wesley tiIIrIu-r. :III
ex-policeman, in which both men were
shot. An old grudge existed between
them. Iinrner was shot in the stomach
and is dying IIIIII Ilyem was seriously
wounded. Both were desperate characters.
.......4L_~.—.W_
The Alliance In the South.
Wasmsuros. July 17.—~ln speaking to a
reporter on the general political outlook
Congressman Oates. of Alabama, said:
"The situation in the south is a III-rinu-I
one. The third party movement can no
longer be ignored. The Alliance is trying
to swallow the Democracy of the southern
states and Is bent on putting out a ticket
in the next national content."
Suicide to Escape the l'ooIIIouae.
Booms. July l'f.~ClIaI-le.~l I. Watson
died of Injuries received in a fall from a
second story window at at Oxford street
It Is thought that Watson purpouely threw
himself from the window to escape going
tothe poorhouse. Watson was manager
of an Adams express office at l’uughkeep-
ale. N. Y. aft-w years ago, but his food-
Ieae for drink ruined him
Sleltlnlry Well uatlsfiul.
Wmmux July l'l. v—Major McKinley
has gone Clarknburg, where he will
spend several days on the guest of General
Golf. The major expel-sud himself asvery
well satisfied trim the result of the Ohlo
Democratic convention. He thinks the
dimensions in the Democratic ranks are
irreconcilable. and he believes his chances
are thereby greatly enhanced.
t
Jl- Ila“ ls nearly.
MILWMFIIIII, July ll‘. -.llm "all has tin-
Iahod his active training. He says that
eastern sporting men may depend on the
fight being square. as far as be In con-
errued. and that he thinks he will win In-
side of fifteen rounds. It Is evident he
means to rush the fighting from the alert.
Ila claims a longer reach than Filmer
moor.
Wheeler laces-Its ltathhaae.
WAIIIIIIIII'os, July tl-«Tns postmaster
general has appointed Msrrln D. Wheeler.
of New York. to be chief poetofllce III-
specter vies Major III. (I Rathboue. who
was recently appointed fourth assistant
poetmasterueneral. Mull'heelerwasbom
and has resided all his life at Hancock,
Delaware county. If. Y.
‘lflIa Crap outlook la (load.
errotos. July lt.—-‘l‘he llaltsd
”treasurer ls busily engaged III trans
fem»; money to the snbtrsasarutm flew
moving crops from
Thad-mead for money for this our
contra earlier than usual this year so the
amount naked for Is greater. Indicating
heavy crops
Macs ”Warmly Received.
moon. July tf.—-Prlacs George of
Guess has reached this at from New
York. The Wort? Wales plurals
“Madam IIIIrlhom has.
athlrdlsposal. audhaadvtalledogisofhla
sump- momentum.
Maid-mo label-Ii.
was married to ,
July l7. ~(‘IIIIIIIIIII~_
laconic Building. lonvsll.
’bkaanH/IJ’W”Z£0:
MYTIWKI’ FEELS BAD, sun
I MUST HAVE IT”)
TO STOP MY GOUGH“ .
moan. hummus“
Mathias-skids lath-a. smat-
unsure.- hint aala-rarrllvfh
mummy“ 32': -*
every?“ I... was trial ”I!
IlElllllll Iusluss unlit
N‘I'AM FORD. CONN.
OPEII THROUGH ENTIRE SUMMER.
.\ pmtllnl Business Training School for
both um. u. Students» utering dIIrIIIg the spring
1an b- litre-l III [III millions in the autumn.
F. u ry lfllnlllr so IImIII taught flmroughly. The
I ”III' 13‘ i~ " 'lir»: class" in equipment and no ry
tll‘ltllnlltllll In IIIIIrgo of competent instruc-
(III.- ‘I ml forminlogue. Add rose.
President Merrill Businessflolltge
ST A .\ll- Dill) l '()\'N
DELIcIous MINCE PIES
even on IN TH: vcad
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HIGH EST
AWARD
m-lrm! r.t ll" IAIN
”III IleMIII‘I. 'u for
Supenor Qualify.
Cleanliness.
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In a" who ask
1..rlt. Write.
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of run-sun
ram I'IIrwIIIII
nun v-lll he sent .Iisuufaetururl
JONES II PRIILEY (20.. Ellharf, lull.
nzltim
WERABAM‘S
MIflRflBE
KILLER
00858 ALL DISEA858.
II III mended beyond a doubt that fermenta-
tlIIII null-robes) In the cause of all dinner, and
we t' latte that no mmllt'lm- l‘fllll'lll'elllflw un-
Ieasll thtlIoeoIIIhIImII IIIIIlIlm of a III-Ind
Purifier. Authmptlc and unh. III-I'prI-rful
I-IIIIIlIlrIat lotion atop- fermentation an arrests
III anthereby assisting nature In ours. We
wt mall you circulars free. orplainlug the
f III-nun
“film! {hm}; Hm South Norualk. (.‘.IIIIII .. or 7
Imlxhlr street. New York City. calm
L
[worm not count
flflT MLIIEEWII.
II'35LIIIIDIISI
It“ I? I‘ll-II
”Jul... SPARKLIIIB.
user nouns-er
srvrasar saws.
Imam
”’4’..W..._\$
I'l.
HEALTHY.
Fawcetts
HEIIMMITEIB ‘FIIII
MILLINERY!
III). I? Main Street
Formerly 3 litter 8t. IlorwsllI.
Just received, It!) dozen lists today to sell
without reeerteJII shapes and colon, at the.
extremely low price of 39a. .. fonmr prlw 5|
One lot of liar» 10c. : III \\ reatlIII 25c nu II.
(Inc lot of flue French owmztoe, 40c" 50c.
each. Don‘t forget the number,
I7 MAIN STREET,
Next to J. P. Bennett's dry goods store.
Mrs. W. Fawcen,
lo. I? llain Street IlonvallI
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALI. “HADES AND ('(IIJIRS 0F
SliflandSoflHals,SilkHats
Iloy's Hut.» and Pups. f"rII~II lint.» for Mru and
Boys. Nutria Soft Hats for lit-II III
KNAPP’S,
9i Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Fixing,
cleaning and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having: rrumml III-a meat market
No.6 Nonh Main Street
“III supply tln- la-nplt' of this \ltll it) with
the II III ~.I llll- III
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY, Etc"
1‘.» lav found both» state.
F. HAYES,
In. 6 «am mm mm
\lillf
SUI'TH Ntlllll'AlJC.
BIBBLE 8t BUMSTBEK
.~\r« selling :1 very lllt‘t‘ ”quality
of bull. r. It is from the 1.01)—
mm". (L. ('n-mnory. At this
time of tho year when luIstllmg‘
is plvutv. the Lt‘llilllmll rI-IIIIII-ry
[ample do not find :l T! I’III} sale
for all the roll buttor they make.
The our product is sold in tubs,
IIIIII this is the Butter which WI-
‘IIII In your notice. It is the
some sweet, \veIl-IIIIIIIII article
thutis sold in rolls. at from :I
to 5 cents :1 pound loss than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
wusou with it. “'e know it is
nsswcvt as new hay. IIIIII will
keep well. it is so solid made.
We are finding sale for tubs and
half tubs, as well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish a pier.-
article III-r0 you have it; 250 It
pound. Special] price by tub or
purtoi tub.
IIBBLElIBlIMSTflcK
on T0
Saraloga. Lake flange
and MI. Mohegan
l Bfllllllll SEISIIII l89l!
RENEWAL (IV THE IIBIIIIIII'I‘I‘UII. I’Ell-
HONAIIL‘I’ (YUNIIUUI'EII
Grand Four-Days’ Visits
It) Special Limited Express Train». and )1qu
days. weekly! till 0 Inc of slalom tho llrst
lsavl ll“ moth Nmaflk. Mlondsy. Jul lyw, at
”them. (Inst. for all or Ivan-s of the
maudtrlp.whlc IIIII-llulenlman at excellent
vale houses. admiration to all the IApIenIIIII
’artIII "rand t‘nucorts. Mineral magnum the
item not Pom mules. Ives.
ste..and tickers Inhale Home and I. thie-
Il r,twoof the Inert famous mom Moi the
:1"
ate vanes»
JElfi'olrltlnenlul. the mammoth f3IIII
a"all famoust "and l' IIIIIII mother hotels val
cost ll airs or more for the trip. dice circu-
lar.) rips a‘ra elven by the
a
llllk' AID QHIIHV .
Nffldt‘flw In honor given that the covenant-
hereto fore existing bemoan J. I.
Van Name “and It Valentine. under the
J.l.. Van “Home a (fun. In this
a?“ Ynfmmme'll III all IIIIIIII due
amateurs IL] yard almll‘s‘payable by them
”I'll. WW IIII :
Broth Norwalk. lunch.“ ml. VALKFW
8. ll. llllis. BIIIIIII Molar,
hours I. IIIII'I. II Isl-Inn
arm
.80 small that you
. DORLOIN POINT. '
SATURIIAY, III” III.
AFTERNOON:
concert by Smythe's Orchestra,
”from 4 toil P. M. __....
I’RWIK 1‘15I I'I:
l ‘‘‘‘‘‘ Man II. Brighton
5~tlv rturc. . . .Frminie
“MAI! unfair We ..lleIIIrIIIIIrIIIII of .‘IIprI
#- lialup. . .. ..... . Dosh
54TIIrIII~t Solo .
tlrn-vflverturt .Trn
7«~llnvnm~ . . . .. .. . [mourn
Ii Cornet Solo ..................... IIIaIIIItlu r
EVENINII:
Dancing from 8 to IIIISII P. hi.
Stage will leave RlH'rnlIlt I‘m ilion, \\ ash-
lugton street ilriulge,mery lmur,nnd the Dor-
hm Monsoon IIII half hour. j¢zthl
Grocery
All Horses sold by this es—
tablishment are warranted.
'M. H. PARSONS,
PRICES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Horses. Formers’ Horses, in far-t. Anything in the Horse
LiIII‘.
Roadsters, Heavy Truck Horses. Family Horses.
Trotting Horses. Pacing Horses, Fine Conch Horses. Elegant
E are selling light Suite at light _
prices; in fact it may be said that j
the suits are lighter than the prices, ’
though the material of which they are
made 18 of the featherweight variety.
The figures are simply rock bottom and
the margin of profit that they leave' 18
‘Wltll‘ a microscope.
Blll OF THE MANUFACTURER
FIVE MILE RIVER.
BABY Mill Mill. GIIIIIIIGES.
'I'II- ohlht IIIIIIIIII’III IIIrI-r of baby Innings-
IImr nil. r.- I‘I IIislml \mrk f Ir sale in me rude r-
em ~I II.» of running Irv-In; alum Ier :It \ .Irirt
of In iv.» and trIIIIIIIIIIg». III prime “hi. II \lll’l
be high I Inmgh and low enough to suit the
must ILL-Illllittllh.
F
RANK BOYLSTS‘N
Then- is nothing. (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened Woman's labor as
Illllt‘ll :Is Dobbins' Electric Soap.
constantly sold. aim-o 1mm, Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
yourself and your clothes. on
washdny. \\'llt'lI this pt’l'ftK'l. soap
is provided. to lighten your III-
lIur. and save your clothes? If
you have ever used it. in the 2'!
purest. and most ecnuulnicnl
Be sure and got the gI-IIuino.
price alone that must
”mi" the value of an arm lf'.
not other snap IIIIIII» Mill it will, if used
lmtn wry IlllKlll ntlYflllm’Oll that (If in-
Philadelphia. Pa.
lh-ulerllt
White LI.- IIII
years WI! have "llltll‘ and sold it,
you know that it is tlw best.
soup made. If you haven't tried
it. ask your grow-r for it now
with our lllllllt‘ on the wrapper.
NH” Tms It is not the selling
m I-IIIIsiII-ml. lII IIrI-‘Iv-
iIIg III II Imunlmlge of
Tin-n“ In an IIIIII II MI] pure map in II bar
of liobbiIIII' Inlectrit' usin four huts of
ummlim: in dim-lion». llll four time:-
m lllllt‘ll work on any other. fluent in
ferior amp. Insist upon Dobbins libs-trio
I. L Cluulll & l' 0,,
lo "I nEcKER,
Til Washington Street Ho. Norwalk.
Wall I‘m mm
Mixed Paints,
Oils, Glues,
Couch Colors and Vumiulion,
" Artists Materials. ‘
Combined Choir mIIl Stoplmd
der. t2. 00
”“3 McOlImkoy’a Wood FillI-rwllmt
«mar Irma i; in the Market 9:! (III II Gallon.
fit“ “till" '5». .‘I‘: .‘lal‘uln’il' Paintin
~ ungulg,
IIImiIII‘IoII. chIIIIIIlng.
79- Washington Street.
IIIsIIIMIiIMINI
I3 IOITII IIIII STREET.
lfliillllf.ll“il lift“). 901711! NOIIWALK.
our.” ll.
mm. cums, arm, room
YEGETAIILEI, BU’I’I’l-lll, nous.
mmummnmuoomem
mwom Asocrism
Mm W
I. ”I. Fruit I M's Metals
limo III touts» ttrtps.
could scarcely see it
\
.. * ---..,.. -w. .
Peat Moss
STABLE BEDDING.
ctr-II. Ee‘uliolllt'll. IIesIIIIrIII. at
“All THE COST OF STllllf.
HAZ ELTON
And
Cross Creek
Hickory. Dal, Pine and Chestnut
WOOD.
Baled Hay and Straw
llllllll lllll FEED.
Raymondlrothers
TH E EAGLE
IIIIIIT IIIIIIISTEII IIIIIIIIIE.
SAFE, Pllltlllll lllll FIST.
'l'lIi-A wheel ha.» been thoroughly tested IIIIII‘
rnnrmt foil to be u favorite among wheeIIIII-II.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Age m for Nurwulk :IIIII viI iuily.
(Will u ‘.5“ l’. IIIIIIIIIIII Nll’l‘fll. (III-III r II :‘.I\
I’. U. Box .TI‘. \IIIIII‘ I r“ I'Il‘.. It
Morning, Noon and Night
———T-\KE—————
HIXATBNIB.
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
III‘L’ tin.
II la n umrknble how IIIIIIIy wroplv there are
who lmn- IIIIII tired fI-elin III-w In to think
l it II! “II impnrlnmc art In! nothing need be
done for II. he) would not in multh‘ll“:
if they realized lam really serious the mob
IIII} i». Ilut Ilim think or my "I! uill 'u
of! after aw llllt‘.‘ \\ I.- do not mean the r-
gitlnmte wmrinm “lllt II all experiI-nur
‘ after a hard day It Itork. but that \III.
trthl‘.. “URN HIT III-ZI-ZIIINIE whuh in
'I’ win-inn} merpmvering III the morning
“hen the body should ho refreshed and
roam fur uork. It is a IIIi-Ituke to IIllII»
tlIisIIIIIIIiI‘InII tut-mtmutu Io- Ilu body may
umll imam» lll‘lllllllllt‘tl beIIIIIII homer),
or mm:- Iliwzm- III I) gain II fuol- hold
The arming-«If III: -e tI-Ir {our monotone-I
IIIIIIIIIII III autistic-I by [It IIII: "NI
the greatest hullding- III»:
medi- llll' know b to the mod "science.
mm». and viuIli/e-I the blood regulator thc
mention and really does
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSOII’S SPECIFIC
l~ a sure our» for,
[hills and fever and lalarir.
HALE’S
Bough Balsam
‘- Ill"
Ulln IIIIEIIIIV.
HIIIIEIIIIIIIIII
TIII III) Tfllll
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
Economy and Comlon!
Basolint Stoves
Amt IIIIIII lust and Er IIIIII
the human m. M
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
II Ill. SIZES.
all the work I
andsspense. gill;
mm ”will” hall "Maud Imnb
In use In IIIIII Imvn.
Call and See Them.
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mom: II um I than
W-..
W..." Meelrrfllo
Wild“ swan.
Norwalk Chronicler