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The Torpedofiruiser Condell
Makes :1 Fatal Mistake.
THE PHBAOOLA’S LATINO}! MK.
Bel-Me's Warship Mlstook the Anter-
ieeu lioni ior en Insurgent Craft and
Blew llcr lip with e Torpedo—Five oi
Our Sailors Were Lost.
N" YORK, July fill—The World's special
iron: Cullen. Peru, says: The famous old
man-oi’war Pensacola, oi the Uaiwd States
' navy, has just arrived here after an excitr
lug run along the Chilian coast, and head
you the first news of a thrilling accident
at Arlee, Chili, by which five sailors of the
Pensacola lost their liven. The steam
launch belonging to the manoi-war was
blown up in the harbor of Arlen by the
Chilien torpedo boat Condell and every
man on board killed.
A List 0! the Dead.
The list of dead includes:
0. Smith, Jew York.
William Hayes, Brooklyn.
nan Peekham, Newark, x. J.
Teddy O’Rourke, Huntington, L 1.
Arthur I. Dykemen. Peer-sells, L l.
ran-o Out 0! the Water.
The attack took place on the evening of
June 1. The Condell is one of Balmeceda’e
torpedo cruisers from the port of Santiago,
and was on the lookout iur the .ships of
the insurgents. She stole into the harbor
oi Arica about 7 p. us. There was a heavy
fog and object: at a distance of ill) yards
could not be discerned with any distinct-
The steam launch had left the Pen-
le on the regular evening trip to the
shore, and was making her way slowly
when suddenly those on the mau-oi-wer
sawthslittle boat lifted completely out
of the water, as if a subterranean monster
had risen up under the launch and tossed
it in the air.
Bank to Rise No More.
There was the dull echo at a half smoth<
cred explosion, and thou wreckage was
scattered in every direction. Not a sound
of a human voice was heard. The quiet
that followed told plainly that the five
men aboard the launch had either been
killed outright or so maimed as to he am
his to make their condition known.
It Was a Serious listehs.
The search light of the Pcneacola was
brought into play and at the same instant
orders were given to lower the boats
When the, broad rays of the flashlight
made against the great curtain of
ii. the Condell was discovered only a
short distance away.
The Chilian cruiser had mistaken the
launch for an insurgent boot and had used
a torpedo with deadly effect. There was
intense excitement aboard both vessels for
the next twnty minutes. Signaling eon-
doned Mwesn the manvof-war and the
torpedo boat for some time.
no Chiliane Apnln‘iaell-
When the situation of aliairs beeauw
known on the Condell her commander
dipped his colors and sent his chief officer
aboard the Pensacoln It then became
known that the explosion of the torpedo
was a stupid blunder en the part 0! the
enter. Such apologies as could be altered
were made. but the lssllng among the
oi the dead sailors was very
. The bodies were not recovered.
OUR GRUISEHS ORITICISED.
they Turned ‘I’Ioir search Lights on
Dena; a Battle.
N" Yolk. July fi—A gentlemen in
this city. with extensive business in‘
tare-to in South America, has received
War from a correspondent in Santiago
Jun. 10. Hatters, it says, have»
a better aspect for the government.
massayhae allowed them to prepare
and (roughly squipit'army, and now,
lasts-dot ,tll)"rew" recruits. the v-
arnresn the same number of t or-
i has
y disciplined men.
bateledthat six prominent citisena
at were put to death beau-oil
was said were in the plot to blow up
. Several prominent
as involved in the recent at‘
t‘ptsd poisoning ol the resident and
hbeeflnst. A young ling lshwomenls
fld Iokeva been engaged in the plot. 8h-
”: have been the attraction and by
U was to have induced the govern-
oflcielltopertsksei swine supper
rem
Ocadsiiaad he have just are
the to the north.
and
. Meson sathstiondsil housemate
nee-eta» turned on their
is and kept them or during
flotilla was in t hey. u
the flotilla did the insurgont
not consent. The action of
in turning on the
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liNKEE'TiRSRRilWNEDI "
NO BRIGHT’S DISEASE AT BAR HARBOR
Au Bunion" upsrlnlhu'a opinion on the
llleirae Case.
81’. Lows, July nip-Tho Post-Dispatch
prints a story about Secretary lilnine's ill-
ness and the visit at a St. Louis physician
to the secretary when he was ill in the in-
dian territory in lilti‘l. The St. Louie
specialist was Dr. Henry ll. hindd. Dr.
Mudd in now in San Francisco, but his
brother, who is associated with him in his
practice. said today: ”My brother went to
Fort Gibson when Mr. Blaine ‘
in 1387 and took charge of the case. My
brother told me that the trouble was puou»
monin. lie never mentioned any trouble
of any kind with the kidneys. and going
over the ease in detail, as he did, he would
certainly have spoken of it bad be detected
the presence of any symptoms pointing to
a trouble of that kind.
“Had it been there he would have dis
covered it, for the examination he made of
the patient was of such a unturc that the
kidney disease would have been canned
by the tests I not con llileut that there
was not a truce oi discuseiiu Mr. liluiuo
then, and I am quite sure that he has no
disease of the kind."
, WILKESBARRE’S MAYOR SUES.
no Wente $30,000 Dempgre tor the le-
trengement of Ilia \Viie.
Wrransmmuz, Pa, July 25—0fl Jan.
13 “'Ji. Shepherd, a wealthy mutractor of
this city, disappeared from his home.
His family were greatly nlnrmed. fearing
that he had met with foul play. and an ex-
tensive search was inaugurated. Finally
he Was found in a third class hotel in In-
dienspolis. Ht' was worn and haggard
He said life had been a blank to him since
he left “'ilkesbnrre. lie could remember
not-hing. lle refused to. return here, how-
ever. Rumors were circulated that he had
been living it double life with the wile oi
the mayor ol Wilkesbarre. immediately
after Shepherd had left here Mayor Sub
ton’s wile also lvlt. Detectives were sent
to look for the couple but no trawe could
be found of them.
The wile recently returned, shepherd
having become bankrupt while away from
home. like Sutton confessed her guilt to
her husband. and Mayor Sutton has now
brought suit against Shepherd lor $30.0“)
damages for having alienated his wiie'a
ailectious. _
llynamiters in Cordove.
NEW Yuma. .luly 3.3.«Ncws has just been
received in the consulate gem-rill oi the
Argentine Republic in this city of on at-
tempted revolution in the state of Cor
dove, produced by the atatea’ rights senti-
ment against centralization ol wwer in
the federal government at llurnos Ayn-s.
An attempt was made to blow up the pub—
lic buildings in the city of (‘oniovu lluu—
dreds oi arrests have been mode and the
insurrection has been at [out temporarily
suppressed.
The- Itml “rush lei .‘I-mirrumus.
Bl'Fl’ALu, .iuly zit-At un indignation
meeting hold by canal forwarders a letter
from the Monti-human break was read. it
charges the management ol aflairs with
incompetent-y, and predicted thnt bout»
would not be able to puss the break belore
Aug. 8 or lo. it alleged that final now
politics arewnrm and those whoaoliue’h
nose it was to look alter the canal were
not there and had not been there in
weeks.
General \‘eeaey'e Aide.
Rn’ruxu, \‘t., July Ll’r—vrlpwiutnieuts
oi aide-de-campto the comuiaudcriu-chlel
of the Grand Army of the Republic are no
follow»: Edward S. tjmllrey, oi “'msbiuw
ton; W. ill Rogers, Washington; ll. F.
Wyman, l’ittsburu; iimcno D. llix. "if!"
rien Springs; ilwrgc A. i'n-ntiu, inn-ton;
J, A, Currier. hit-nominee; ltumll A.
Peeler, Three Rivers; ii. .\i. "all. Union
City; L J. Allen. Battle Creek.
Mitchell earl illeviu in Diegreoe.
LIVERPOOL, July %.«The disgraceful nl~
lair between Mitchell and Slavin in Liver
pool on Wednesday evening. when both
appeared on the slugs drunk and engaged
in a real light instead of an exhibition of
skill in boxing, has culminated in the can-
ooling of their eugeuemont by the man-
agers ol the theater in which they were
periomiing. The pleas timeouts-d the
pugliisle as a pair el insist-a.
Internal levee-a lately“.
Wumsnrns. July :lb.-'l‘hs preliminary
of the commissioner oi internal
revenue of the opsretions oi the bureau
for the llteal year ended June an. um,
shows that the total collections from all
sources cl internal revenue for the year
were “AMI“. against Clam.“ dur-
ing the preceding fiscal year.
item iro- Capo Hey.
Can: Mu l’mrr. N. J..July aiw'rhs
president and Beervtevy Foster have erm-
elutisd their business and the secretary
lett for Philadelphia Appraiser Marviiis
W. C r called upon the president.
United wheeler Pininb. of Kansas,
eteoarrived kmaaclat once went to the
Manual cottage.
it (lost Verne, MANN.
Wm. July $5.~The death oi an uncle
of Captain i’ltimumi any, the nmnlm
of parliament who was sentenced mom
a imprisonment for conspiracy to pm
memo; W (or immoral pno
pass, loses the (not that Yemey'a din
met» him “will under his uncle‘s
Iliad at Cease limp.
mum. Par. July B.«i’rivats Barry
harlot, mosey if. Twelfth regiment, P.
S. 0.. tiled at Campfire“. Mount Gretna.
' its wrestling and was placed in lbs in»
When his moan: returned from
ll Baylor was toned dead in his bed.
Berlin’s halos was at neuritis, Pa
Devon (illness Drowned.
Wat, July $.«8even children were
drowned at iii-isle. The children were
playing in so old Inst user theaters. Tao
names at the damned are Alfred J
italic, Miss and (finite limits-y
lee-ad sud Hematite hares
lfiws em or null.
lav Year. July twain. item um
um
within-mull
uterus: Mine is. s.
use remote», for nest on Union
V e are" selling our Clothing ,,
But He Will Appear at Any
Future Time.
EB GOULD ITOT BLUFF WAUAIAKBR
A Witness at the ‘ ‘ ' , lav
flay: Iavah Told Illn- 'l’lrli the Post-
‘ " ' It ' ‘ to line Illa lu-
ileeure to Save the Keystone Bank.
PHILADELPHIA, July fi—‘l‘hw who aa-
ticipatsd a sensational session oi the
Bardsley investigating committee were
rather disappointed. A lint of twenty-
slx Witueueo had been nulipu-naod, but
many of them did not tentify and those
who did adopted the pl ‘ of Postmaster
General Wanamaker a appeared with
written staterooms which cleared them oi
any criminal connection with liordsley
and his nfluirs. (.‘Imirmnu Van listen
reade letter from District Attorney Gre-
ham asking him and his colleagues to re»
iruiu from examining the bank oflidele
who had been summoned to be present as
it might interfere with an investigation he
is making and be prejudicial to their trial
if they were brought Into court.
The liar-k ("fluids Iris-user‘-
The district attorney backed up hiero-
queet by stating that the report of the ex-
perta showed conclusively which banks
had paid interest on state and city moneys.
The bank oflicers were then excused for
the present from testifying.
The official» summoned were “'illiam
ll. Kern and John S. Hopkins. of the PM
pic's bunk; Samuel W. lleil and Henry (7.
Stamp. oi the Furmers and Mrchnulcn'
National bank. and it '1‘. llroouilield and
H. H. Paul. of the Seventh National bunk.
The Governor Did Not Come.
Mr. Hicks inked ii Governor l‘attiaou
llml been suiipwmicli. Chainmm \'au
Ostcu raid that u request bud been sent to
the governor to be pros-rut, as he was not
amenable ton eubpu-im. He had not re
apouded, however, a» be was too actively
engaged in olficinl business. Attorney
Geueml liexm-l tin-u qpuke on behnli oi
the governor. lie WM with Mr. l‘utiieou
at Mount lirnum 'l'hnroiny night, but up
to that time that olliuinl had not received
the communication of the committee, but
even if he had he could not appear, as be
as commamler—iu-cbiel oi the state militia
was engugml in reviewing the encampment
at Mount Gretna. However. the attorney
general stated that the governor would
nppeer at any time the wramitteo would
designate and lolly explain all the trans-
actions oi the Cheetnut street National
bank while he was its president prior to
his election as governor.
\Tlry Ila Luann! "unisloy Money.
William ll. Keuibln-wab lln- Ilrr-l witnmw
called, and he um mind in explain his
stock tremaction! with lilil‘llblt‘)’. Those
purchases in oil amounted to ninrui 5,:le
shares, and were carried for Brinkley by
the People's bank. These loam. were paid
by llanlolry in law, and Mr. Kcmble said
he believed that it was done with Hard»-
ley‘s own money,» be bed an average
profit of 73 per cent. on hie purchases. He
believed llnriialry m be thoroughly honest,
after a bunineu acquaintance ui twenty
years. and loaned him the money to buy
stocks out of lricmlship.
Hei‘erneut Denise the liohetra
Auditor lieneral Thomas J. Mel‘muant
stated that an hill counmlwaeiu Europe
he lied prrimrcd it “element to justify
himself, but would doc-lino to stuwer any
details until the n-lum oi his lawyer in
September. Mr. Movement denial receiv-
ing the "undue which the export repilne
credit him sith having goth-u All hail of
the rebates from advertising of the mer-
cantile appraiser’s list.
Captain H. .\I. Grafton. now dead. had
ehargeol part of the ailair. In reply to
questions the auditor general said that he
had reason to love a rvbate was paid be
canes (fir-lune r d him that certain poiit~
ical debts had to be paid by the new-papers
who got their uivvrtlsemoule liralton
also told him. he said. that the nouslmwn
which did not get the advertisements were
taken care oi by those which did
linen-ale" divide-co.
After Mr. Mctfsmeot had left the wit
uses stand Mr. lilting stated that he had
documentary evidence against him. «pm
which he pr-qm-ed to examine himbui
had been miumwl not to do an by both ”is
trict littoral-y Iii-diam and (“try Solicitor
Warwick. lit! IIM, therefore. decided not
to make public the contests at time I‘Iit‘fl’
ulsnteeail was alnst the wlsims of the
edicts]! who won have to prowl against
the auditor unlwrsi ll such a course was
adopwi.
lea-stair» “we" list Do Iii-mod.
When J. ll. tiles". the assistant eashisv
tithe Fourth Mimi Natiouai bank, was
called the mtimouy tutti an east
turn. Slop: let-tilled that be out enl-
tlvo or three days alter Ills simian oi the
book. The mining president and that
everything wee all up. lie kart trial “9'
every means to keep the Keystone open
without menses. “In other words.” itarsk
aaidtmne, "l have tried to bluff Wane
maker. but it would notwori. [wanted
hint to use his inductee is have the bank
kept open. but he would act in mute"
mum»: build not know what
limb meant as the tiers. but has nines
learned that to Memo to the ever use
of stock the worm assent brill.
Ilse Debates “or fail.
several newspaper
just. as
rapidly as though they were under the bathroom and
they are going at priceé low as you would ‘ bid for them if
they were in the hands of an auctioneer. Prices have fallen
so heavily that you could hear the crash half a dozenblocks
away. We are épelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about themx Do you wantto make a
dollar go a long way? We can give you a better return for it
than you can get for a dollar and a quarter elsewhere, and
25 cents saved is twenty-five cents gained. Here’s an oppor-
,tuuity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
ATREGDVERNDRWISBUSY ”
THE BMEBALL WORLD.
IA‘I'IIIIAL LIAGUI
At New York——
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NowYork ..... 2 0 u I) 0 U U 3
Bottom: l‘wion end t‘lr-rneute; R
Swing and Buckley.
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At Philadelphia - n.
Alhlotle........o it I 2 0 M 0 ll u~ 0
Baltimore. ..... 0500000004
Ballerina: i'halulierlelu end Milligan,
ninghern and Tow-mind
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Columbus ...... Iluooluotou t
laminvmn ...... 0 ll 0 II 0 It 0 0 I)» 0 3 :l
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Batteries: Knoll and muslin». titration and r
Ryan.
At Cincinnati» a. u. r.
Cincinnati..|l! oulelzlii
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Bt. lamb; ...... 2 l l
Batteries: Dwycr and Iioily. hiculll and
Innyeta
EASTERN ASbOClATlO!
At Master - It "_ a.
Rochester ...... tooooaooomiss
Newfleveuwll o l o o o o 0 out .3 5
Batteries: Bleuvclt and Collins. Thine and
At Albany . It. I. 3.
Albany ........ 0200:!uoe101
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Batteries: Devlin end ills». Kilroy and Quinn
At Troy - it u. r.
Troy ........... ilolioslzzamlle
Lebanon ....... lliloruoollllrel
Batteries: Taylor and Wells. Anderson and
lcCeflroy.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Major Grover shot his brother lieury et
laxiugtou, Tenn. Both men were drunk.
Jock McAulilie and Austin Gibbons
failed to make a match for the lightweight
championship, bcmuw the lulu-r insisted
on a tight to the finish. .\ic.\ulilie wanted
fifteen rounds.
The l’okuguniu Athletic msxlcintiou. oi
Grand liupi-ia, Mich. bus llt'ill-lL‘tl to offer
80,01) for the llnll-Fituilumuue light,
with or without Klui’vl.
The United Stale-r stammahlp [burning-
tou will be docked and painted ut the New
York yard in u lt-w days for her final
trial.
Syraculu- ill-ml: oi the hkuleru associa-
tion end President White is trying in get
the club into Toronto.
Passengers on the steamer Drew, which
collided with an excursion barge on “it
Hudson river. near Albany, believe at least
two persons were drowned.
Harvey J. Searins has been appointed
postmaster at Liberty. 8. Y2. t'lcmimi
linen-ll, wtrrraatu ot )Iaasillun, l).
Levi Guinea, oi lliiuoia, aerviugnsé-u
truce of one year in the Chester i Pet.) pcu
iteuttery iur violating the gunman inw-
luau been panimmi.
Josephine Sirkt-ngeu, a licmililul am
Well to do ill-rump girl who loit home it
eecape lrom a marriage ehe could not on
dure, was burned to death at New York
President Ignatius ileum-Hy, oi tlzi
Minnesota Stnte Faruwrs’ Alliance, hm
published an open letter to members in
opposition to the scheme for withholdlo.
the wheat crop. .\ir. llonnrlly toys tin
market would eventually be alumni will
wheat. and prices would drop to ruinmu
figure-i.
The tower oi a church in the process oi
election at Suiatinn. Hungary, loll, kill
lug sixteen workmen.
8. Gerber, who live-d in (bu-bu, Sub.
for live yearn. heel. it DO Mid. been exiled ti
Siberia by the ltusxinn authorities.
"All You Like it" mu presented at Pitts
burn in the min. ‘
The Columbia iiil company. of Chicago
has tailed.
At l'etermu, N. J.. Mrs. Annie Keul
man. a young bride. ended her uietcucl
with a dues of pom green. She was very
Jealous
Richard Cumming, Nicolas Pcliteo ant
i'io uepulvsda were shot to death in L‘hli
tor plotting again“ llslmeesda.
A new phase has developed in the hi.
railway deal going on between the L‘eoe
dien l’eeiflc end (Brand Trunk runways. u
thsoflect that the thine and Heine rail
road is also to be included in the doe
which, Ii mummulslssl. will iovm onto
the blur-iii railroad courbinations on tlu
continent.
Prohibition Demand.
Poirrusn. Mu, Juiyfi-wi’vesitleut Per
tritium in his erunuei address at the Hair»
Pharmaceutical militia yesterday, vi.
orously honoured the prohibition laws oi
theaters. lie said. in part. owing will:
prohibition iewsol the state the apotlia
nary who would toillll his duties toward
the nautical protrusion, the invalid m
ill-public has found him-sit “but:
with the Mules oi prohibition. ii at
oehoile stimulants are mum aedkt
Ills seen preemption: his lanai gene is
residuals tin-mat pull. and will
the thevsto his pen about should h
"Prohibition." is said. "alter nearly hail
aesetory's trial in liaise. has poured s
moral. political. molrslilieiu trend.“
h. WW.“
Io Mile-en m Trust.
New retinal uw’i'ts moral use
ork liar-es oi the its
summoned to uni whatnmtmhfl P'"
paid. They all and the sure was“
elutseeept Jen» limits, at m (
roan Willie said he (sniper
asst. Mmedrnitted payloaths
lists were Clayton fleiiiekasi,
mammoth-m
it
re use” too We W.
iree works. m .m m, rmnialye—ruitmfasm
mu Mm.” an that more Prints We!
rivet-mils. lens-sis mm
“the Wise
mmxm . immature-rash.
‘ ”cardamom
Miss
ly meletaii at a handsome an den
keep cool.
along.
Gouofl
TAKE M Pas
hm
eiveessluagse can... sswill
eelhntelectllh than“.
drelsvesv-ywnrre. In. “when”
iuuiu pushes"; nun
UPEII THROUGH ENTIRE SUMMER.
A practical. Barium Trainin School for
both sexes-i. Htudentuentering du truth» spring
run br- litted to fill premiums In thr- autumn.
Kvory business brunc 1 tnugbt thomugbl) . The
mllrgr i- "lint rim." in «[uipmrut. and «wry
department in clmrgo of nunpelvut instruc-
lurk Nod lulrietahreue. Address.
PresidentMerrlllBusinessfloilege
STANFORD. CONN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
CVIRV DIV IN THE YIAR.
—.—_—-——
mlml at all Parr
final L‘rpoelfwm ins
superior Quality,
Clean/mess.
an i r» nrmtmc-r lo
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In“ IV!‘., is . .., :imziuixpm
lil’lh’y . . tenant-dim . 2m. . . n._t.imnke
Il-‘llnr , mm ltcl'a «welt uriii‘hu. moi luau: on
harm: manor-1| I Vin-id, Irwin-5L
Marianna. Sou LE. smacuer. N.v
Mulfr li'
canto ma “Faun
cnewmo sun
I‘lr'n t‘vlrvluu
In all she at
inr ll. Write I
pat-tlmutom
hi as will he not "retrain-tum
JOIEU I PRIILEY 00.. (Jihad. Ind.
nzliim
Williams
Nlliflll
KILLER
(BURKS All. WINES.
ll is crowded Moral edoubt that [manner
llon llh’fiw is the reuse of all dim. and
on visits that no andiclammnremlhweunw
paltheathsmhlm realities M e lllcssi
rune-w. Antler-pile river. m. mun:
Mullihfiiiifll slope immature ant arm-
or“ asst-liar mum to run. “’r
will mail you rimlara rm». streaming the
amt“ “film. .
It . Me. .flmih Ninaik. than. or i
hairdo «not. new York i‘iiy. alfllhu
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‘Wivfkl‘t‘km
cl «'lilwldu
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la y Mormons.
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Spring Styles
HATS .
IN ALL GRADES AND COLORS 0!"
SilflandSWsiilkHais
lloy‘e iiats and (taps. Crush lists (or Mon and
Eryn. Xntria Soft Beta for Mon at
KNAPP’S,
9! Washington St.
Particular Attention Paid to Firing.
cleaning and ironing Silk Rats.
Having renewed his meat market
No.6 North Main Street,
Will anpplytlm [ample of [bill vicinity with
iln- lineal line of
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY, Etc"
To br- found in the state.
F. l-TAY ES,
N0. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET
vlil fl
nlatltotnutincx
Arc soiling u very nice quality
of Butler. It is from the Lob-
unun. CL. (‘n-umcry. At this
time of the your \vlu-n puslurugo
is plenty. the Lebanon (‘n-uuwry
pcoplodonot find a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs.
and this is the Butler which We
call to your notice. It is the
sumo swvot. well-made lll’lli'lt’
that is sold in rolls. at from S;
in .3 units a puuml loss than their
Iiull Bum-r. This is our serum!
season with it. “'0 know it is
as sweet as now buy. and will
kt'l‘ll well. it is so solid manic.
We are finding sale for tubs and
bull tubs, as Well as by the sin-
glc pound. About fill pounds to
the lllli. If you wish it “it'll
ill‘lil‘lt‘ lwn- you have il; 35W :1
pound. Special price by lllll or
part of lull.
lllBBlEltcliMSTllBK
Fawcett’s
HEIUUUIITERB FUR
MILLINERY!
No. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St. Nomalli.
Jun! MTIVWIJIII dorm listi- itwlu)’ in hr“
ultlnmi mrw. all «thaws and «normal the
nth-moi low price of llfle. ("raw rice M.
0m- lot i liars Ifie. : Iii u wath- r .m‘h.
lino lot ol line “their lower- condom. 50¢.
riarh. Don't forget the number.
I7 MAIN STREET,
Nut in J. l'. Mum'- an mi» m.
Mrs. R. Fawcen,
in. II Main Street Iomsli
mar-a. ' .. it.“ ..."'.‘."".";
doe or to are r r en slogan» oat-J. e
"W'M'sflrio or “We rs. .n
Try‘ one of our suits.
SATURDAY, JULY 25.
AFTER'NOOX:
concert by Smytlis's orchestra,
————-—-Froru i in ii I'. M.——-—-——
l'lttmltASIMI-l:
l-—liiurrh......... ...........Brighion
2~ Overrun. .......... ..... ...Erminie
3~Amioulo Jr Waltz Rtmembrancc oi Sepia
i4 ialop. . . . . .anh
{r- t'nruet Solo .. ......h'eln~led
0er Overture. . .Trn linuts-s with tho Minstrels
7 , lhn'ollo .. ..... . . .. ......... boom
it Cornet Solo ................... la-unnthcr
EVEXIXG:
Dancing from 8 to ”:30 P. M.
Hinge nlll leave Riven-Me Pavilion. \Vaah.
inglnu atrrol Bridge. rvrry hour, and the lkir-
Ion House on the ball hour. 502?»?!
v this os-
w
ted.
M. H. PARSONS,
\ll Horst-s sold 1)
Horses, Fine. Couch Horses, Elegant-
k Horses, quily linrvus, Grocery
8’ Horses in fact, Anything in the Horse
taldislum-nt are warren
PRIIEES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
llvuvv True
Lino.
Horses, Funnor
Roadster ‘.
TO HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horst-s, Paving
MANUFACTURER
THE RIVER.
on},
(stifle occur“
Bill UF
on:
E.
E
a
. \
um um nnu ilillllliiiES.
Thntlklrfli manufacturer oi baby cerri or
now nlh-rn filth-lit", Work for nah- iu the Ill rr-
rm st lie-nil running gear: niwagh-at variety
of but to: and lriuuulug-s. at prire» whuh m I
be high rlmugb and low enough to wit the
llm~l lisailnllnlrs.
FRANK BOYLSTZRIU
There is nothing, (unless it be
the Sewing Machine) that has
lightened woman’s labor as
cuminully sold, Sini‘t‘ lhlili. Now,
why rub and toil. and wear out
'ushiluy, win-u this perfect soup
is provided. to lighten your la—
you how ever used it, in the '3':
your» “'4' him- mudi- and sold it.
purest. and most omnomicul
soup mode. If you haven't tried
Ill: euro mid got the genuine.
with our lllllill' on the wrapper.
lrim- ulnue. iilei Intlnt
TWIBE. I‘ nmaklun-«i. in .lirriv»
llw vaillt-oi nil article.
mm‘ in as much ml pure snap in a bar
our other «slap mic. and it Will. if Illil'ii
sounding to directions, do {our times
butaw-ry ullgbledvamom tiull at in-
ferior yup. imist upon llobbinn‘ Eli'i'il'lt.’
Philadelphia, in.
la “a ”EBKER!
llealsrln
Wall i’npi-m.
White Lead.
(his. (lines.
Artiets’ Materials.
Combined Choir and Step Lad~
McUloeko ’3 Wood Filler-“Beat
in the .i nrltot, ”All! a (lullon.
!
Pa billowing.
C cimining.
, 1-1,.
i. 0. JENNINGS.
Putt WMMMJ’RM
MU PIPER in Wills.
nmrmmmm
’ uontonrsomr.“‘
“ me.
no a
» tiliz“
it cannot always have the luXury‘ L
of n dip in the deep, deep sea, juet when you want
.,it, but it isn’t necessary to put your head under a pump to
We have knocked the
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to sell .
at cost than to store them au'ay until another summer comes
We ought not to part with one of them at such an
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is all
there is about it. ‘
PéfitMOSS
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. Healthful, at '
Hill TIIE 808T 0F STRIW.
HAZELTON’
And
Cross Creek
com:
‘Niclory, ilal, Pine and Chestnut
wool);
Baled Hay and Straw
GRIIII iIIIl FEEII.
Raymondlulliers
THE "EAGLE
uuu liilillSTEll IllililllE.
SAFE, Pillfllul iNIl Fill.
This whorl lute bum thoroughly tested and
rennet fail to be a favorite among n'hrelmrn.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agent (or Xorwalk and vicinity.
um" 22‘ Raymond >1 H'i‘i, rurnrr day.
Morning. Noon and Night
——.'r..u<r:~-——
uxupmc.
If is nutrurkuble how many
who have that tired in‘ll
it of no imwrtnuco nrl t nothing ml be
dum- inr it. Tlnty would not hm an can-lino
it they rimmed bow wally envious the mal-
.,,,_ lint they think or say. "it will u
0 filter awhile} “'Hin um rue-en the e—
gillmate wearimaee which all experience
after a hard day's work but that ALI.
”use. worm s ”vulture which a.
r-oisecially overwwimug in the morning.
when tin.- bud) elmuld be relrrnhed and
ready inr work. It in a mistake to allow
this condition to continue,” the body may
salon ll‘t‘tillil‘ debilitated boyuml m-owr),
or urine dill“ may rein s lint-MM.
The curving-4 of the oyster! innwliatauw
nbnulri butiaflnt by taking;
the greatest twildiuumpm
nmilviui- known in the “1le VI u'irnrr. I.
nurilir» and vitalirn the blood. regulates the
i igntlon and really illlt‘I
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSUN'S SPECIFIC
I» a euro turn for
(hills and Fun and Malaria.
HALE’S "
tough Balsam
_. my...
lilo UREIIY,
HUIEIIUIINII.
TII IND Will
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
lple timn am
w u: zoo-m to think
NORWALK, CONN.-
Economy and tomlonl
UH!
Gasoline Slaves
M mid lint and it “ii
an 3...»... or... "
Wokevothsrmhsstlehs'
THE MANHATTAN
ll ILLIIZEI.
Will butlewmk and do all the work oi I
with half the tmhioaad census. mm
a as! in this town.
Call and See them.
meet items Arum
much as llobbius’ Elm-trio Soup,
yourself and your clothes. on
bow, and save your clothes? If
you know that it in tin» lullll.
it. sink your grim-r for it now.
an” 'l'ms it in not the rolling
ing at a klmwhvlgu oi
oi Ilnbbme‘ Fill-civic aaiu four hum of
an much work as any miter. lie «at in
i. ii. (‘itmilv it l‘u..
TiWavhlnmnn Mine! No. waalk.
Mixed Points,
Coach Colors and Vnminhoe.
tier, 02.00.
Painti
O
79 Washington Street.
And “in! is
WW "
ea
Williulortcn j
Norwalk Chronicler