‘ other ill Well “.23
‘ mull n: (Immune.
023‘. «1.3». Ru.
‘ .m,
mm a Instructional».
our-Inn
ml” "HAO.”XD. “In.” sul-
lmnturllarton‘s Mice
ll nun Ill IIE'IIII'
mun Home moorings III
worn momrrrox.
m m Forthcoming Report at the
, Way It! the Balldlnc and Loan
Aland-Ito. will Blow—An Interesting
Document.
Thetortllcomlng reptile! mommy
of our local Building and Loan acacia-
tion, of which we have been permitted
to see a copy, is a thoroughly interesting
document.
Starting in August. 1889, the assoc-in-
tion has in one your and eleI cn months
placedfonr thoumndahnrssof itustock
inlhe handout thoseof ourcitinem who,
it they were not already industrious,
were willing to hecorneso. 'l'hese stock-
“ fholders, by means of the association's
. admirable system of paying 50¢. a month
on each share, have succeeded in swing
the neat sum of $30,000. which has been
invested In mortgages on real estate and
has netted them thus far semi-annual
dividends at the rate of 7 per cent.a
your. Kl
The progressof the nmociation since
July I, ISWJIIIII been marked. Then the
memhenhip was 20], holding 2,014
shares; now it I. an, holding 4,011
thorns. Then the average number of
shares held by each member was It) Hi:
now it has grown Io 12:. Then the out—
standing loans were $9,500; now they are
926.5”. Then thedepoaits of borrowers,
pledged as security to the association in
addition toreal estate mortgages, were
but $62.50, or about 4 per cent. of tho
amounts borrowed; now they are
$1,841.02, or about 7 per cent. of
the whole loan over and beyond ample
ml estate security. Then the number
ofshnres borrowed on, was 95 out of
2,044, or about one out of 21% shares:
now it '3 282 out of 4.002. or about one
out of 15 3-10 shares. Then the monthly
income was $1,081.57: now it is $2,110.72,
or just 100 per cent. better. The earning
of the last year have been $1,403.86,
while the expenses have been but $26.62.
or a cost of 1 9-10 per cent. on the dollar.
0! the twenty-sirloans now outstand-
ing, fourteen have been made for the
’purpwc of building or buying homes,
while twelve have been taken to lift
mortgages. Thus far there have been
cralited to the accounts of IIIeIuln-rs.
three semi-annual dividends III the rut»
f ’3 per cent. per annum. aggregating
in all ‘ ti 318.15. II rather neat return for
the short term the money :lIIIII been em—
floral:
Theprogrees of this association is :I
very interesting example of the growth
Moo-operation. The wowidemhle llllm
army. $0.11!), which the members
have gathered together in very small
sums in twenty-three montlL~I~AugusL
1m, to June, lSOl~—shown how admira-
bly adapted its system is: first, to help
his the man who wants to lay by hi-I
‘earnings is actually doing so. and second
in no employing his savings that the
return to him without risk to his princi—
ple may be as large as possible. No loss
striking is the benefit derived by the
borrowers who mouth to month regularly
both [1.1 the interest on their mortgages
and steully cut down the. principal in a
plyment which though small ntill :IurI-ly
carrie- thorn nearer and nearer to flu-
huor It which their home shall be free
from debt. Both the actual mull»
accrnnpllrhed by this mutation and the
good influence which its caving. ludur.
trlmrc. dobt-puyiug Inemlnent are regular-
ly exerting in our community merit tho
lotions utteutirm of everyone who is glad
to one a beneficient institution in
thorough operation, actively promoting
the economic and mum] welfrm- of "to
rearin-
-A Now sun at club» mII-u II.
A: Frank Byxbee. a delivery clerk for
Hunt a Mull, was going over the Wad--
ington rtroet cranium Murdsy owning,
a roan under the influenced lleIor came
uat‘ol‘n‘ autumnal ran Ill-
roctly in heat of the worn» will
knrrcksd down. and before the animal
oouldhe otoppedthe wagonhud ground
when. ‘Ihplebedldrmrlt up and
tound that arldstrorn hrlngconml with
mud be war uninjural. Alter noting
hhwrothonByxbeehewmItoIho
market, where matter- were amicably
rattled by blames-hing money mouh‘lo
porch-a9 o new-Int of clothes.
madame-rm.
l ' Thsfmlly of John lulrolerlng on
' cud-r street, this city. we» mint
WM by finding a note
wrlmu ”Human-mold glrl who
liver with'them. ruling that rho war
tlredol'llfeaud wusoingw kill herself.
Amchtor Illegirl was» maria-Il-
tutld. “Mathew-lowermost!
“out utkerodaneu her borne
mmmamwoymnn
mummwmw
tor. lththhnldnh-llghtlydo
W
Mil: “.3“an . ,.
30m NORWAW “mm ,9‘
Ilene-m
, ohn . I"
treat. Int-rest
mortgage.
133" (Wh- I
sou-m souwutk Broil Gt"). :2. II. llam-
nIond heel rk chop. lunh. rotate
would“; all” “HOE um
your foot and do.” it fitted. flatworm
{LET THE! IRVES’I'IGA‘I'B.
A com-It Baum-that the flupt.
to! committee rtolt the Your “use.
If. Millers—Since the agitation at
theprojeolfor the building of n town
hospital commenced, l have trenuontly
beanlthoquertionaskod. “In there not
ample and proper aocornnmdution for
therickand injured at our town poor
house? lurarahly the answer has been
"Var" all] In one instance the “No'
emphasized by the party naked with the
declaration that he would not send a dog
there.
Now, Mnflditor, if the place is such as
litmus to be entertained by many of our
citizene, then it in to our shame. a dis.
graceto our town and a condition of
things that should impeach our eclect-
men am] remove them from odlcc as
soonnothe operation of our laws will
allow us to reach tlfbm. .
I notice that a committee has the
matter in hand of calling a public meet-
ing to consider the need of a town
hospital. I suggest, Mr. Editor, that
this committee take it upon itself to go
in a body to the poor home nod make a
thorough investigation of its capacity,
furnishings. its management and its
suitablenesn-I to location for hospital
purmses. and give the meeting, and
throulzh the meeting the public, the
benefit of their investigation. When. it
the condition of things is found to be as
many believe them to be, that action
may be bud to abate the institution as a
nuisance or that proper stops be taken to
moire it what it ought to Ito—n comfortv
able and Iwnlthy retreat for both the
sink and injured who not»! hospital care
and treatment. firmcmmzu.
INIWN AIDVG ’l'll}. ltllanllS.
“but In (lulu; on at Some of the P’llfll.’
Shore Rosario.
The “Irene ll. ('onnors" took the Ele-
phant club, of the borough, on a picnic
to Nauru) lslund ymtcr‘dny.
The "Florence B." took out a party of
liltwn ymlerday. Afters sail on the
Smuul they landed at Eaton}; Sock.
George lllmter. limrgo from. lid
ll yutt, Will Smith. and Chester Scllwk.
of Xorwalk, are camping on Samoa
Island.
Hurry lie-rm. \l’illurd l'oumtwk. and
Seymour l‘IIrtis. of the borough. who
have born camping on Nauru» lhlallll.
ram:- home but Saturday.
Mrs. )lurkiulmh. of Now York. and
Miss Amy t'ox, of llobm Hill. are spend-
ing: a few days with \Vzrrn'n E. Smith}:
family. on Chimmon's Island.
William 1".lmkwood and “ill“, l'rI-d
LU! kuood and wife. l 'hnrles lb: Forest
and wife. Charles A. Reynolds and II it.-
IIud Mrs Mary Puncher went into camp
at L‘ompo nmr the old mill, Saturday II!-
ternoon. They entertained 3 number of
visitors yesterday.
t'hcster SellI-cl.’ and Gauge l'ruuu.
members of the party who are camping
out on Xanroo Island, sinned Friday to
row across the sound. They unccmlml
in doing so and n-tumcd to‘ the Mood at
10:30 yesterday morning, after spendilig
Satunlny night at tho l-lnton‘s Neck
light house.
The Sluttery Cm
'l'lII- ndjnlrllnl Inst-:4 of Siam Is» Jul”)
Sluttory and Stole In: Thoma.» Scully
were on triul before .Iurtico t‘mlidgo III
the borough court room this morning.
After the state’s withIIIII-II had all tmtitlml
allonley Wall-Ill. who Willi outing for the
deft-use. rwonlmonded that the mac
against Scully be nolled Ill-l them was no
direct cridcncc against him. Thin was
allowed by the justice and the court
then proceeded to iuvmtigule the case of
flattery. Scully won the tlrsl wiluI-In
culled for the defense. He our rigidly
cruel examined by utttornoy l1wkwuml,
for the state. Tho- mine with then ud-
journcd until ll o'clock tomorrow morn-
in“.
flow manila» are fronted ln llIIrlI-II.
The Dorian pmplom taking Iholnw
into their own hands in wgard to hlryc-
liutq riding on the sido‘mlks. .l‘ml llod-
wrlll was wlnoling pool the ruiahulw oi
W. I]. l'rofut ymumluy. when Mr. (for
info Iron came out of the yard wllhII
hare hull but which he plum! under the
lorwsrd wheclot llrdloIlIvI-ll' II machine.
Mm. Crotut came out and mu lung hold
of the real turned the bicycle and it:
fidumlnm the mat. Fortunately
ho was uninjured. This IIIorulrIg he ro-
I'olred u letter of npololty from Mn.
Urolut.
H... .... an“...
llade lllnny Warm Friends.
Mr. J. K. llyutl. Miro Birdie llyutt. Ind
Mrs. J. ll. Plummet Mt yesterday tor the
Boot via llavunualt. 'l’ueIIdIy evening
llrr. Plummet entertained a few trienm
III 'l‘nllnpoorn Hotel. in honor of the do-
ol liar firm. who has been
slipping item with her brother tor auroral
weeke. During her Ilhort sojmrrn this
cultured young lady has made want
fl’lellll «humanly homgllo tiny but
{mount rlrltor hm.~‘l'sllnpoura.
W Jailed-
ouy Polls- horn.
M were three one term- Justice
rm tldt molar John ”My
for drunktnnan wan Ian! it end not».
Janet My hunch at the m, .l
Ind our”. John Holmghlln m first»
and tor m m afternoon.
«rpm? mmwg
.7011“. 3. N.
honour). .l. R. fl Water at, nub Nanak.
RAMA l. D. um. l2. 2!. Nud-
ornnm euohloa
autumn low fixture.” mmw'fmuuy
“1480' 8. B. “MI! N. ”at Mlllifll. low.
M nun-rich; I'lnno, MW
mete.
..uun::u¢r.fi:%.nw
I fly
now ' on “Ii 31”"
Nam!!!” d: Bimini! “murmu- Wmetdkb
WILLIAXH. H. H. 15 MW!” %. 3.
our: All) “'53 "Pl.
WIIJJAllfi.“ ll. II. 15 WAD It. N.
norms All) OIIKIIDAUL
EAST till)! l’liAllbl (‘ Nomad! are. rm
undoyllouthul nmntwspm.
SUMMER SlllllTElllllGS
TIIB 00.11“! AND GOING 0P (3le
AND 30301161! PEOPLE.
Whore and How ‘l'lrey Spa-d 'l'halr Its-n
alternation—Oat “lawn aunts Who
“Inning!“ lloapltnlltv.
Burger: O‘Reilly and wile spent Sunv
milday in Danhury.
John K. Hyatt, of Tullupm. 6a.. has
arrived in town.
Clmrles I}. Seymour spent Sunday
with his mother in New Huron.
Howard Mud and Sle'Istur "not
spent Sunday at Coney Island.
Wallace McQuhno, of Elizabeth street,
spent Sunday in New Rochelle.
R. Manager, of Norwalk. in enjoying
II week's outing in New (Yunnan.
Frank Bradbury, of Ann utreet, spent
$unday with E. J. Pope, in Rye.
Fred Benedict, of New York spent
Sunday with Charles Ray es. South Main
street.
Mr. and Mn. Robert MI'Quluw. of
New York, are stopping at the Dorlon
Howie.
Harvey W..Boll, of Illusion, is visiting
Fred and Harold Parlours, at Brooksidc
Farm.
blood. 1.. McAllintor. of Sloningtnn.
was the guest of friends on Union Park,
Sunday. ' .
(lung-ll. Wen] and wife, of “rudi-
ington street, will spcml Ilu- \lt‘r’ll in
Baton
William L. Smith, of Brooklyn, spent
Sunday with Sclah Seaman, Spring
sll’t‘t‘l.
Miss Ella WymIIn. of Taylor un-nuc.
has returned from It visit in New
Britain. ‘
J. Creighton Hutchinson, or Sow
York city. in spending s few days in
town.
Mrs R. D. Wymzm and Iluughtt- r HI :.I
of Taylor uwnuc, are spending II “wk
III CIty Island '
JnnIoI Wood. onoot E. K. lrpckwosrl
& ('n's. plumbers. lIns rI-lumml from the
.\Illt’0llIlm'k5.
Mrs, Henry John-Ion, of New lluwn.
LI whiting lwr son. William Johnson, of
North Main street.
Mr. and Hm. .I. W. Stardom-ll and
friends from lhIriI-II. spout Sunday with
friends In Riverside.
(I. III. lbytnnnd and wife. of l'lllcilzu.
foruu-rly of New Canaan. :Irv st Ipping :I!
the )lulmckemo lmtI-l.
Frank L. Allen and wife. of Now
York, Inc the gilt‘olrl of (imrgo ll. Min-II.
of (Shootout street. liorwulk.
.‘llm‘t i-ZIIII llowI-II. of llaricu. who has
been roiling fricndsou Union Park, rt,-
turned horm- Sulurdny.
Mines Junie Ilutl'llinsouof New York
city be visiting Miro Ida llulvlliumu of
I'll-Nllllll street. this city.
Miss Soidie llull.uf Bt'llll‘ll :II’rmlr.
loft Sum-all: today for Ill-stun. II'lII-ro
she will nIkaI- II short Visit.
bliss l’icmnu, of New llumlahirv. is
the grunt of her sishIr—iII-luw. Moe. W.
ll. Pierson. oi Union Park.
Theodor-- Olsen. Jr.. and Edwin l ‘sIrtI-r
left Norwullr this morning on lllI-llmlnfl-
Ionic excursion to Summgu.
.‘Ii'fi‘ Ella (in-gory. of t'lumtnul ntrwt.
borough. is visiting her cousin. Miro
Mny llIuIedict. of New l‘nuaun.
John L. Richards, Jr., has nom- to the
Adimmluckr. III! will return home by
way of the St. Inwronw river. ‘
W. ll. (indium. Iiecretury of the Ameri-
can l‘in- lusnranre company. of New
York. in Visiting \V. L. “'llt'ox.
Mr». Lee. of Ihnlou. who tun been
rolling Ivlrs. ll. ll. Wymnu, Taylor
avenue. loft tmluy for lluzmrd's llay.
MIuCurrie l-‘ahor, of Seymour. and
her friend. Mira llurrklnrrhum. wIll mow
to Norwalk this week to visit Milo Edna
Kemp.
Ital-lemon Balm and twodnughten.
of Poplar Ridge, N. Y.. are visiting III
themideucerd (I. ll. Wlm-lvr. On'hurd
"NM.
C. 0. Miller, clerk lor Nh-kerwu &
llsttr. who but been symbol lIlII Vll‘fle
lion at Ilell lulntld. returned towork thin
morning.
llr. and Mm. P. Nuglc. of Sow York.
aroupendlug the «miner In the home of
Mr. Negle'r parole on Chlpr‘l elm-I.
Norwnlk.
Wllllrm mekwmn, who ha- been
mung rchllren utl Booth than
rtrml. returned to his hour in (Imu-
wloh. III-day.
J. l‘. Treadwell and loudly. ot the In.
ough. are It “he Warming. Hr.
wired returns W. but his
bully will min for It shun time.
I). ll. Wash, "till" Northrup. Ed
Wandtlmsdmdndmlmm-
mm! l’hmut’x company. on-
joyed a trip ”mm you-«lay.
Mirth A. smith, turner-lama)!
Harlin lite-I. Jr..l:(lo.‘r furl-curry.
ml My to New (kn-In with his
tmlly. who are cumming than.
than little Toner, at hirtlold «rune.
loft tooth horn-alt today tor new
Briton. mm IWIH finally to
spend two orthm Mediumm
i
....... ........w.. ~5. _.
:and II pickotbook containing $13.
DRIVE TI!“ DPP.
bond Worm lint-ton who no Kllllngtlo
' Clean on Our our... ‘
A connrpondent calls the attention of
Tun Samantothetnctthatanartyof
mun, unopposed to he ltollunr, have settled
on our shore-and are doin‘zn businem
profitable to thorn-elves but ruinous to
tlwiutermtrottlwuwho ohtulnpurt at
their IIng from the In... qt the .m-
bur. Fron‘i {our to eight of the party
can be seen on Smith's and other islands
ovory low tide, with rpading forks. dig-I
King sand worms. which are sent to New
York and sub! no fishing boil. The: men
do not pick up clams. but throw the sand
luck on them, and, as a commence. are
smothering all the clams they bury.
There are clams enough thrown on top
of ground and left todie in the nun to
make runny meals. It is amorted that. it
this work is allowed to go on the clam-
Ining days on Smith's island and on the
Sou'wcat Point are short. It ior'snid that
the shell lluh wmmirsioncrs drove than!
worm-hunters oil of the Long Island
~Ihore, {or their work kills the clams just
all much as the dumping of garbage on
natural gmwth ground kills the oyalers.
A mun who depends largely on clam
digging for n living told a Sunni. re-
porter this morning that the-so follows
were actually taking the bread out of his
mouth, on he is often unable to «etch II
good mess of cloths. There is strong talk
of calling II meeting of oystenncn and
. those dirwtly nlfuttcd by these worm-
lIuIIting intnnlcrs. and appealing to the
town authorities or shell f'udr rorumiw
sinners to drive'thcrn oil the (.‘onnm‘licut
shore.
.Vllll's TIER. ‘Ll' TOLD.
Matter» Worthy of Mention from livery
Quarter of Connecticut.
James P. Flynn, of New York, com-
‘. Inittml suicide by throwing himself in
‘ front of II railroad train at Essex, Sutur-
day morning. ,
While N. lye-non. of )liddh-lown. With Is
in swimming at I’nwson l’urk Thumlny,
a thief Milli? his (‘lllllllN with his watch
Ilv
had to get some clothes from the excur-
sion Int-Inner.
.lnmcs .l. McDonald. of Waterbury.
who was injured by the lulllng III :I sun!
[old on which he was at work in the
Alumna Brass and Copper munpuny's
mills lzml “‘lnlo-r. lIIIabrIIIIglIl suitnguinsl
thu- mmpuny for $3.00".
Ronald .< radio in Newborn. \l’llll'll
“m hourly dmtmyml by tin- l:l§l your in
llr'lllg rebuilt. lush-ml of buildiugu roof
olwrmlrlry Mr. Ronald will have II large
l'lllmlJ, IIIIIkIIIg provision for n houw-tnp
pruIIIcIIII-le. tlu- dIIIII-Imumm! which will
lIt‘ L‘ll lly liti fI‘I'l.
'l‘u'n Ion": people» ”Vim: at Wurrhmm
l’niut Wt‘l‘t‘ engaged tobc llllll‘l'll'll. Th»-
onIII: lu-ly rI-II-II‘III molly pried-nix from
lwr lover and he lounml her #23 by n»
quest. 'l'ln- youngludy having jillI-Il III-r
lnrcr for n widow'cr of lkwtnn. who sent
in NI alimnund ring, llw young lll III has
ruled tlu IIonI: lll forthc lllflllt“ he loaned
llt‘l’.
trunk Nublul, ul Uld Mystic. New
London county. wzmdriving home in II
thunder hllttWt'I’ one night lant work
when bound his hum» were struck by
lightning. llo- found hinuwll in which
with hi. rul't‘ burned in two. plarm
and his leg bunml. Ills horse was proo-
Iruteou the road with the luIruI-su strip-
ped from him and rut into a hundred
pins-II. The horn wm not dead.
ll IIILlAl NIIBLY‘S “DBMS.
Two New York (bulkhe- lmhlu. nt
The-~Ratlmatod \‘alu amour.
’l‘IrII gentlemen, named Findley and
Ed Gem. both «It New York. rum-utly
came to New Huron. my: the Journal
and (hurl-r. to look at William Neely»
black pair. Rachel. and Herold. John ll.
Judd. who his the borne in (ruining.
«bowed them to Hamlin-um. whoworo
looking at them with the him at buying.
”Judd slowed llnpalr ott‘lflplt.
whlch mallthnprrd thatthe WM
mu! tow. “they‘re” “drumm-
lngthe Ilmemadchytherulrtnlhelr
at public lwhurnurlms. The pair
turtle-l II mile on a hnlfmdle ring in will
at tho tlmoot the recent 1'3:le Inn-tn
pslr trotted u mile at the (allowing rule
by I'm: l‘lmuuurtml lllll. halt ma.
llll’lflkqm will. mile run. This»
perforrusnmwar I! a hat rats to the
throoquarter palm when one of the pnlr
made a hunk. width muted eunuch
lower record.
Minheelywuwt of the city on
his vacuum the gall-tum had no can-
mmtha rqranlu puma-re. The
mun-Ital nine of the pm in pom.
mmtitmp.
The following in from the schedule for
going locum), Aunt 18:.
Train ho. «la-«M regime-All
the minim of this Windham-pt
(luxury it and (norm 1, will lure
Brkigeprrl by mitt Into at um I.
W:wmuaflcm.,conr
Immune Mud III mu II. In.
Umnpruylludl’hmhth lturwalt
“twink. Employ it will be It»
Whlhlrtralnttmotdnt llIlt-‘l
noncommuylwllllmwmnmm
Woman In, at will there
uWowmumw
‘ ole-I. 1'!»dewa
rdmfidsthfii kip...
m “M
lug. At the June roosting Ill Ilurtl’ml the m
money-hyahomllraturyrllm
' 'n
mflfimflu Imam-r. lor W “fill. it
. l avenue, I
mum
IJOIWW. “Imam.
min-Iowa I'Hl'll
work of
no.
affirm.“ w," run co. Municilrdl um:
colon ur-ruunn mm us.
All. 'I'IIIIquIII H, II yttrium M ‘1“
hunt. looking
RA Mil. MI
I veolatorw.
30%
uh“; uh m...d....m.
wwrtmsnt o!
MWI‘GWHMWM tum. ctr:—
llllllllinlLLEllTllBllS UP
His Father Denies Certain Sen-
sational Stories.
m son's AOOOUIITS ALL 1119M.
fiifi—Gorerwor Int Connertlent in” Illa
' v” lay It. In Love. but Ile ll Not
uncut l(or r’ool lino-III to Run
Amy wlllt Illa own Money.
le Yuma, July ail-I'lx-(iovernor \an.
[arcane to New York lust night by tho ll
o'clock train and touched the Ullgey
Home at. just midnight. He met his Iron.
lbrtln 8.. at the Grand Central station,
Ind the latter took the midnight truin for
New London with his brother Tracy. .
W K. Waller III the secretary and
trough!” of the Long Island llrick com-
pani, o! Grocnport, and it was reported in
yuthrday's newspapers that he had disup
pound from Grecnport three weeks ago,
thou nothing was known ol'hls when.»
book, that an expert accountant was go
lug orer the books, and that there were re
ports that a deficiency had been discorv
cred.
Ill-Governor Waller ‘l‘allln.
crnor Waller had a long talk
with rtin at the Grand Control station
brimming to his hotel lie said after-
ward:
"AI soon as my son uwoke in the moru~
log and found him-lull (amour he tele~
graphed home, denying the sensational
Itory absolutely. There it not a word at
truth In it. The moat scriom harm the
publication effected ware In the mention of
the thughter of President Sage, nu lutelll
gent Ind annuitive young' lady, who ought
not to have been made to stiller."
A Cruel null llldltnluna Story.
Earlier in the day Mr. Waller said at
New London:
"1 nm very much mortified that such 5
cruel and ridiculous story should have ob
billed circulation. and eaper‘mlly Io since
my son‘s apparently inexcurahie can-lous-
ncsII has prohnhlyln on the c: "In" t" it He
has been absent for an unumullt long
time on the buninm. of Ilu company with
out reporting regularly but not no long as
isolated in {our necks he 1M3 Vl lrcd the
company four times, uud on Saturday
evening he sent lrom tin-J \‘eu York a
telegram announcing llmt he would he at
the odicc ul the company on Tlle'flllly \l y
son Martin is not It delauln-r [or II n-nt,
and the suggestion that there la n woman
in the cue ll altogether sen-ntionnl But
of this feature of the story l do not car:- to
talk
“lithe boy is like his tu'hor he may he
ansceptible. but he, is not tll-llullt s‘l "r' Is
the third largest ouncr in lu~ own right
of the slot k (I! the company and he l\ not
stupid enough to run :III II to [Brooklyn
with his oun money. ”
Only I bimplr Lon- Afl'nir.
urn-upon «l. l.) people think then- in n
romantic ride to tilt disappear IIII’» of
young W uller They I: Iy be h. Id h. on pay
lug uslduous uttulllom to In. [In my
daughter of l) t‘ Sugv. the prwident of
the long.- l-luud llruk company. oi whu- h
young \\ udcr wu tIIL'rt‘liI'y and In I»-
IIrrr. not! [but bin suit wan-I tron nrd upon
by the young lady” I pupa
There is no continuation yet of the
story that Waller quI short in MI no
counts .\lr. Sage wrll no: talk ubout Ihe
matter. and other ul’fieiuh :m- «molly rI-t~
teem. An accountant In still III Work on
the boob. and it i. Mid that no dctlmlo
atatcmcnt can he mode III pro-cut
, rm»: TARANTULA en HIM.
But a Physician Sago I'altlww \I III Not
lilo. .
llllholll’ulrr, Conn. July aimlmuls Pru-
time, lrult denier of Mom street, was mow
log a bunch oi honour at his now when
Ihugalarnntuln jumped out and sunny
him on the thumb of the lot! hnud. Paw
time tried dffllt‘l’ltll'l" Io drake (It! the
deadly spider. but It took auroral minutes
to do In. He then run to the olllco or llr.
C. W. Fitch. who has lived in l‘I-utml
Atomic» and in on 913er on the lurnl’lv
lulu. lk‘fore he reached the 0th the
thumb had IIwolchI to twice lln unturnl
sire 3dr. I’autlrue any: that lmumllntely
alter the mug the Inuit excruciating palm
olIot through his arm Ind both shin. la
a manual the point had penetrated even to
hit liver, which waII unously affected.
Dr. l’lloh caulerlud the wound and u-
nearth» Mr Pauline will recover The
doctor can Ilun the Ianmula'r one I» not
very drum except when It In in on ex-
ciltd condltlou, sud that the one which
hit Mr. Putin» was In rather I torpld con
dltlou In his Illtm yearn Riddance In
Central America be In. lIlIIen twenty
tint“, but he knew how to trout. the ulna
and tended to it Immediately
“I" the doctor ”m run Wu
tottering s polo II huIIand than
a, irrirwuplllu micron-lira
”he mun by annotate. To
little ybfthuplderloucoeuto
round hole in the center or II now-paper
and plead the trrsutula III a hole Then
lat-t Ire to the ,rud the ism-t tind-
In: Ital! harm in on all skin throw
tall over. and fllwnfl hall on the
but, died lumntly ”
mm run-n n nor-elm.
Mummy mutual-mu It Bpel
made, recently «akin at the ‘l’wmty
tk Wordbut bulk. hudlumnd. and hill
manhunt hart AMI (Inao
at temperate habits homo tlllv
nil. flothswcutmolhnny
row diamond trout IlIIII my
born In thIouy tony-1m
had lived tkwe Illl tour
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Isl», rl N modicum) ”Minoan III.
narnbriuocom . .n. II. now
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FHAIDWABB & OWL
Ql‘l‘l’l‘Allll. W C. Music ll ll bloc 8. I!
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display “of
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Store.
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5 cent ‘ and
10 cent goods in our
such a. vari-
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is impossib
enumerate them.
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Come in, you may be
able to find something
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poultry. flab. veal-Mm
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rough or worked Ilse”, 1 III
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SEYMOU HENRY. In
klnda offi'tone masoncon “mi-‘37: All
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MARI!!! All! onmn "
BATES, P. W. Water mum. monument-r ot
fine granit and an].
stone worlfot must“ Wk. m h
MEN'S armor-nus.
CONSTOCK BROS. Mamie Wm 11...]! do.
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FRANCIS It (:0.
hate. gentlemen‘a
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GUSOWSKI, 31 “all N. A whet
guaranteed. the lust at alwayl'oa hug.
KIK‘OUR, F.l N Mnl at . . Pinball-
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COLLIXS,R.M. Mnln . Ladl-
muterinl unedif 12 W“, B. N on
['th EAGNBMW “Wan
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“510 moans.
GIBSO‘I‘, ALEX S. 27 lerwin Plano
org-nund harmony n’ H.
mm mm A” nun-ma.
HOYT, W.H. £303. unmet S. .
ot Raymond. l MlemuMIgw god's
sale dealers in name oysters.
REED a: HDI’SM. A). lat W .. Plan
tors and shippenr of Norwdll'kfloms V
VAN. VAX-E, 1.1.1 CO. P. 0.hux5t88.2i.
rmrnmws AND loom
SORW ALK PATTI-IRS WORKS MAE-
Ihorpe. prop, Riverside ares Jinn-halt-
All; “walrlry' byxsteamixhot water II hot
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and many others.
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pom gold' Ind Inim- night-‘8 I of“
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and sign painter, paper hanger, decor-tor.
rrnmoumnzru;
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quality only, 3111] that lhmgcnst. 5' Q, It“.
PIIYSICIAXS.
llulrkr. \\. ('.. ofllce l5 and 4' Wu hi
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Pl A50 11' SEE k REPA1323.
Hr $023 I“. F. cor W ullnnd Knightbtad‘i. A15
duller in piano-I, organmnhect music, etc.
Pl. \‘l'l‘st: our. II. slu mural stem
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rt. \ll lelmlf ttll'l tmphuinmlune. lishln
a! mi rrfllllaltlllp, of all kindo or molnlmgoml K
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LAi TON. JAI‘IIB 3‘ bolt! flan
.~' \'. Properly stvlnmgato nihmmdn?
“001)“ ARI) ILA. N Shin N. hour:
not and building lolflor “2.5. to
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and! boon. Stn' ll fl t '8‘)»
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SCHWLS.
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boordln‘ audday at boot. sprlnxterm Aprlll.
Allis. )ll-‘ADSN' lllltll f r l
mum. noun.“ .'. swinguiuildpc‘fia“ .5.
SHORTIIANI) AND "PEI-WRITING.
LA! ill-28's BLOCK. till. (1?. Prtu.
Do) and owning mlona. “endphmkulu.
It‘ll-2 AM ENGINES A‘h'l) Pr-Pfla
VIII!“ ALK lRll‘I' WUPKB (‘0! . ‘
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Irrrz. “Isl"? ‘I'IL'II‘I‘ Atlli‘s.
LAYTUS JACOB M.“'Inhln¢lonot. IP
5. \. lam. lkketonrattunoncy ordexl‘aaefl
$108! murmur.
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brink lime.IenIenI.hIIlr. planer nmSR rho
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