.9 7' -,
tuna... mm: suns“ ‘
The Naval Reserves Are Still
Hard at Work.
rm GIVE THE REGULAR PORTS.
In. Ill-In'h layor Paya tho Squadro-
. “alt. and Governor Illll Will “like
a look at the Boys Boon—Drill with
the at; Gena. '
N" Loxmx, Conn, July 28.—0nboard
naval reserve steamer Slouington. oil
Fisher's island—“Silence." "Cast looae
andprovide.” “load." "Point." “Port
gun aim an yards at Concord's storm”
“Starboard can 500 yards on how on
steamer coming down—keep it covered."
it was well for the Concord and that
Molnar that the guns were not loaded.
Four of the naval rewrves stood on board
theChlcagoat each of the ill-millimeter
Hotchkiss revolving cannon! handling the
sunaaaifin bottle. JJentenant Nickles,
who gave the commands, was proud of
their quickness. Admiral Walker com-
plimented them highly. Twenty-nine
more reserves were forward with “cuten-
anta Niblock, Shentz, Hubbard and
Knight, working the other guns of the
secondary battery.
One hundred more were busy at the same
drill on hoard the Boston, Atlanta and
Newark. Crew: of their officers were he
in; similarly instructed on the Cpncord
and Yorktown. ‘
3.on 'l‘iaker’s Call.
One steamboat approached the Chicago.
(h her a big white flag was inscribed,
"City of New London." Mayor Tinker
andacommittee of the common council
had a set of resolutions aboard to deliverto
Admiral Walker.
“la theofliecr of the dock in!" Mr. Tinker
shouted.
Afew "jackies" snickered, and there was
a peculiar look about the months of the
naval cadets. “Why don’t he ring the
built" asked one in a whisper. '
- Theoiiieer of the deck smiled. “i am
the ofiieer of the deck." he shouted back.
“Nobody is allowed aboard until after the
drill.” Then he noticed the big flag.
“But,” headded, “the city of New London
can come on board"
"We arethose!" shouted back the mayor,
at which the oflicer of the deck retired be
hind a mast for several seconds to get his
face in proper shape to properly receive
the gallant mayor.
Governor mu \Ylll See Them.
“Governor Hill is coming” was the news
that put new pleasure in the work A let.
for from Colonel “'illiams to Commander
Miller says that the governor and his stnfl
, will visit the Stonington on Wednesday
morning.
This means that the governor will wit-
ness the firing at the targets of the big
guns by the "boys.”
They Are All Jolly Tar-s.
The early morning watch aboard the
Stonlngton saw the belated Newark glide
panthe flagship snd'anchor above her.
Boonafter the Newark bore in sight the
day’s work for the reserves began. it is
surprising how their interest and zeal keep
up. Most of them are heavy awe-lbs ashore,
terery one is a jolly jack tar afloat,
iii-past 8 saw them pulling away in
cutters and whaleboata for their re
spectiva ships.
The guna' crews, as soon as they re
formed in nor of the regular crew»
and saw them drilled at great guns for an
hour. Then the reserves took u back at it.
They didjnst what the others had done.
They "east loose and provided" by scam-
plfln' to the ammunition and other rooms
and hringiugtothe guns everything access
to load and tire them. They did it
a snap and dash lacking in the resin
llrhlnejaekcta ~
they Know It All.
By noon every naval militiamen had
been told all about the big guns— how they
In mode and how to mac them. There
was a pull back to the Stonington for dio-
ner and then a pull back to the ships for
instructions at the llotehkiss guns of the.
second battery, and in the various kinds
0! ammunition and their service.
What the reserves do not ltnow about
armor piercing shells, common shells and
shrapnel the inventors never thought of.
They handled all sorts of ammunition,
studied die sectional drawings and opened
their ”mac: toldldwhat each gun
weighed, t won sends projectile
and how much free or steal it could pierce.
' m kindly tell me about thin
f' acpcetacid, pals faced look-
mssrve of a regular blue jacket.
“Wk, sir." replied the “Jackie"
.wlth an airof superior wisdom.
"k than anomctrie proportion between
theinitlal force and the muscle energy,
the foot tons and the welghtofthepro
redid If so, will you please demonstrate
lg: pro tlonl”
gave a "You better
1h- alaarasdla: , at," he rc-
a with prelude respect, as he tell
'1'. fire at Targets.
Theresarvufairlyaehcto get at then
big anus in earnest ‘Thair chance will
come on Wednesday. Uncle Barn will
havstoaapsndslcw lesthea tor the
volunteers Finer cruisers will an
twoshnlaat the ‘ t from their
Mahmud an
shotclrcrn r
starboardseeoadaryhatterlsa
Outbmmanmphthums
thatfcurm from the "itch guns will
cost an Mt from the Mariam two
from the Much to, tea from the “milli-
meter Betchkiss guns ms). lira flora the
“We“; 0:21.”, 028'; “for; the r.
poundsr ultiply
thlshyllvaaadthstotai astute. Add
to this aural-other capsules- not included
mill-total amt??? romantic:
tarp-tweet o t no ”semen
Wednesday will be about 0,700.
SMITH WIN BEATS";
ram Wants Ills
moans for 3,0» was
more: minutes, Smith believing
in a cowardly manner.
to was than at the result,
which has “Help“. more haeh
' m LABOR’§ WORLD.
lilo Hundred linlorr Mon till-t On. It
Allentown, Pa.
Aunrowx. Pa, July m—Jrhc Catalan-
:na Rolling mill, which has been shut
own since July l owing to the refusal of
themanagers to sign the Amalgamated
scale, started up today with non-union
hands, shutting out the till) former un-
ployes. ‘
‘l‘he Viptory of the anon-r Day.
Pnrtansu'lrra, July Elli-General Secre-
tary P. J. Motions,“ the United Brotlren-
ica, has just completed his tenth annual
report. There are now W7 local unions.
with a membership of 31,314, anon of
whom are active. Regarding the work of
thebrotherhood, the report continues; “in
1321 the ten hour day wn universal Now
we have fortyotwo cities working eight
houraaday and 331 cities working nine
hours a duy,with hundreds of cities work-
ing shorter hours on Saturday, thereby giv-
ing employment to 9,2110 more men who
otherwise would be idle.”
The Strike Declared 0H.
PHILADELPHIA, July “Jo—Tho ' plush
weavers’ strike at Dobson’s mills, Falls
of Schuylkill, has been declared all. For
ten weeks over 400 hands staid away
from their looms, claiming that their eru-
ployers imported English weavers to drive
them out of the business. The Dobaons
claim that for five years they had endeav-
ored to get good velvet plush from Ameri
can workmen, but failed, therefore it was
nececsary to import expert weavers from
abroad, and a number of men were brought
from England to teach the old hands.
III-Examiner mum Defense.
PHILADELPHIA, July 28.~'l'he Evening
Telegraph says: "William P. Drew, the
late bank examiner, baa prepared a state-
ment concerning his supervision of the of-
fairs of the Keystone National bank and
forwarded it to the secretary of the treas-
ury. It is understood that the statement
shows that Drew kept the controller of
the currency fully advised of the eondl~
tiou of the bank, calling his attention to
its weakness long before the run in De-
camber.”
Negroes and Italians Battle.
Cartrznsal'rm, Ky..July til—A battle
between negroes and Italian: working on
the Norfolk and Western road in began
county, W. Va, was fought, in
which two ltalians and one negro were
killed and several wounded. The trouble
arose overun ltaliun’s wife. The laborers
of both sides have joined the fighters and
bother bottle is expected when they meet.
h ofllcers were unable to make arrests.
The Boston Typos.
Booms, July iii—«At a meeting of the
Boston Typographiurl union :1 resolution
was adopted indonlng the movement in
the book and job branch of the printing
trade for a nine hour day with right boun-
Saturllrly. in the lrrattvr of the llarnl,
Avery (‘mrlpuriy strike it one voted to do
clare it an unfair shop and to order mem-
bers not to work there.
"l'lnkey" l'iraderl Guilty.
le YORK, .lnly Siwl’rederick l-‘iahel.
sometimes called "l’inkey." who, Ill la‘l‘i,
stole M1100 from a firm to which he
was confidentinl bookkeeper, woe al‘
lowed to plead guilty to two petty charges
of forgery in the court of general session:-
after having been confined in the Ludlow
street jail rel a ”star lionrdcr“ for over ilve
years.
A Fatal Row Over rhino-or.
Stsmlt, “bush, July %.~-Cll§lllllls In-
spectors J. C. Baird and James Buchanan
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff and or
Custom lnupeerm (i. W. Poor nnd badly
wounded J. 1-; Terry, an ex~polieernan oi
Seattle. at \l’olloy, Skagit county. 'l‘bl
row mm over neveral smuggled ('binue.
Senator Quay Numerous-mat.
Plrrsni'lw. July 38.—~—Senator Quay it
still unwilling to say that he will positive
ly mign at Wednesday's meeting of thl
national Republican executive committee.
lle denied emphatically again that ho had
any intention of resigning as senator.
1hrown ho. a Caboose.
Morena, N. Y.. July zit—Theodor:
Jamaal, aged twenty-fort years, a brake
man on the New York Central, mlding at
Savannah, N. Y.. wail thrown from his on
house on Byron grade last night. lie in»
cut in two and horribly mangled.
Mrlelraa la the surf.
00le (Show, N. J.. July ire—fin
Thomas ll. Deverell. of H2 Bergen street.
Brooklyn. wife of the bandeter of thr
Fourteenth regiment, N. (l. S. N. Y.. was
stricken with apoplesy while bathing in
the surf. She cannot recover.
silos by a lug (lea.
llAtrrnorchuly film/it the "5! ol
Vera Urns" lust night George lliriulu . an
American scout, got In the way of on:
of the N; as your as it wan being db.
char and his whole side turn away.
He Idle.
0 splacla’s Ilclr ton-u.
83“ screen, Mora, July lid—Mrs.
Martha Mortimer. General Fraulein ll. Spl
ucla’s heir, has been discovered in Turin
ton. She Is the general's niece, and bar
been advertised tor extensively in the news
papers of the south.
Two liners Killed.
Jolitarmrit, Pa. July lit-«Two minen
named John Church and William Meier!
were killed at Berwood mines, near bum
um Hill, by a fall of coal. Both lean
families. Their bodies were crushed late
a chaplain Inna
nose win in.» 0a.
Gamma, July ”w-fi‘ll“ l’boabe Cellular
took advantage of Judge Blorlgett’s order
allowing her to amend her bili,and sht
did an amended petition against the
World's fair people.
forty-three Won lined.
Pants, July nuAu otllelal statement or
the dead and wounded in the railway as
cordon wreck near lite. Manda on sunday
places the number of dead at fortydhrsc
and rd injured int.
Calvin I'. Issued duly-c-
one of the largest lumber dealer. in the
city. he. made a general assignment. The
.lllsubl deem estimated at from ammo is
p .
lilies by a flaming VII-cl.
Brno Gm, 253.. July manual Wold,
sud twenty—three. was killed by the burst
is: at as mm wheel la the media;
flap of the Monitor iron wcrka
m has» he lists.
items hm lacs, hiya
til
d
“... an. 1...an
hood of Carpenters and Joiners of Amer- -
emu», July amount. r. liasard. W8
A
52 are selling Our clothing-l .
: rapidly as though they were under the, ham
they are going at prices low as you would bid for them if
they were in the hands of an auctioneer. Prices have fallen
so heavily that you ebuld hear the Crush half a dozen blOcks
away. We are spelling our Bargains with a big B because
there’s nothing small about them. j Do you want to 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, arid
25 cents saved is twenty—five cents gained. ‘ Here’s an oppor--
tunity for putting your money where it ‘will do the most good.
i‘T‘wrs‘lliu‘prnEer
Horrible Scenes on at Johns-
town Excursion Train.
THREE lilill THROWll OPP THE OAKS
During a l‘ight a Policeman Was Forced
lint-ou- Iwo Cars and Ilia lilo Crush-
ol Out-diu- ‘l'wo More Ion Ware
lurled In Their Doom.
Column), Md, July Elm—An excur~
lion train from Johnnlou'n. Pro, brought
about 1,200 people to thisclty on a phlasurc
trip. They left at 6:3) p. m. on the return
trip. When near lloekwood, l’a,aiight
took place between some drunken men on
the platform of one of the cars, to quell
which James Kelly, a policeman from
Johnstown, drew a revolver.
Forced Under the Cars.
This action angered the crowd, and they
made a rush for him and forced him be-
tween thecars while the train was run-
ning at a rate of forty miles an hour. The
conductor signaled the train tootop, the
coupling broke and Kelly dropped under
the wheels and was crushed to death.
Two lore Ian Illllo-l.
- Lucius Meyers, of Latrobe, was thrown
from the platform under the wheels and
killed. Milton Pyle, of Somerset, was
thrown against some rocks in the ditch
and had his skull fractured and leg
broken, from the effects of which he died
soon lifter at Somerset.
DEATH CLAIMED FOUR.
A Frightf’ul Accident at a Railroad
Crossing In Elmira.
ELliuta, N. Y.. .luly zeivl'lrie train No.
24, due- in thin city lit 6 o'clock, struck it
wagon in which were a man and lilo wife
and five children at .1 street Housing in
the northern part of this city last night.
Four of the parry Were instantly killed
and two min-rs are fatally injured. The
wagon wrnx approaching the true-kc from
the east, and ar freight train wan cut in
two leaving :r wpare lartu‘eon the cars suf»
ncieul to drive through at the crossing.
The party Wei-o driving in a coronal
wagon, and mum upon the trucks at a
rapid pace. The fast passollgl-rfmlll from
the wool t‘ltlllu down upon them at a armed
of forty miles an hour.
The engineer rang his bell, blew the
whistle, and erulcavorol in every way to
warn the occupants of the wagon, but
failed to attract their attention. He then
reversed his engine, but too late. The
train struck the wagon at the rear wheel.
The wagon was thrown _hiuh in air, and
the occupants were buried against the
cars of the height train and ill from of
the prun'enirer train.
The train was quickly stopped and u
ghastly sight met the gna- of the pant-n-
gen it:- lhryulightui from the train. Four
mangled bodies were strewn along the
truck and three others, brain-d. bleeding
and unconscious, lay among the dead.
The dead are Wellington White. his
daughter Lillian, aged nine years; Katie
Hastings, axed nino years. and Slislr Me-
Carthy, a little "time girl, aged twelve
years. Mrs. While susqriried a severe
fracture of the r-ltull, us did also her infant
daughter, and neither can recover. Of the
party of seven only one is likely to survive.
Mr. White wan a missionary tnl‘hirm.
lie was a graduate of Amherst college and
of the New York Theological seminary.
While a strident at the theological M‘lli-
lnary he married a young lady in New
York, and after his graduation from that
institution they sailed for Chinese mis—
sionaries. They had lm-ll thew ten years,
and were home on their year's leave of air
sauce, which would expire in September,
when they expected to return.
llimelallista at Capo May.
Cars Mar, July m-qs'ecretary Tracy,
ex-Senalur Warner Miller. of New York,
and S. 1). Homer, of 0blo~ rthe birnolullist
advocates— arrived last evening, The sec»
retary will be the rweaident'w midst while
here. Executive clemency ha» been ex-
tended to John O'Donnell, of Philadel.
pbla. The president meeivcd tho Phila-
delphia naval vetornm at his cottage. lie
will receive the Delaware (hid Fellows to
day at the Shoreham hotel.
A Ilnrs on the flank.
SAN PllA‘fl‘la‘l'l), July liw-A run on the
Pcoplo'u limlle Savings bank wall begun
by the durmalturu and several thorrund
dollar» were paid out. Animal-ligation
of the bank'» affair» has been bogun by tin
hank commie-toners. The capital ntmk b
MAXIM”), of which only-third is paid up.
There, is due rlermltora. who numbor 3,000,
the-nut of norm. The bank’s onicen
declare that the l
Finland llatoa lilo (Saar.
lamrrox, July alwhlews from Finland
shows a grave Increase in pupal" discon-
tent in that country. During the noon!
summer tour of the user along the Pinniuh
cont hohad painful evidence of the growth
ofpopular antipathy toward Russia The
cause of the discontent Is the pcralstcnt ate
tern of llucsisa authorities to offset
all t e old notch enema: and I'm the
Very language of the people.
n. roach crop Hos Io large.
Panamanian, July ill-Dispatcher
from the Delaware peninsula state that
the anticipated great peach crophaa rapid
Iy felted to very moderate proportion: by
resume! the ravages of the mysterious
"yellows." The unusually large June
crop has dwindled down from the «to
males of 0.0004”) baskets made in May to
less than 1,000,000 baskets in July.
ra- menu'- mm a rattan.
Sail macaw. July ln-la the salt at
(loom W. l'aylor to W m alleged
to be due him trora twenty-tour members
or the legislature for services rendered ac
a lobbyist Judge Wallace denied a mo
tloa for a continuance for farther time to
look opal-sins witness-s. 1mm enun-
scl screed to a aha-suit being dialed.
”acted licences at flair color.
it" Mum. Mass. July illuaaais
M. has and MJ.lAc.colcnd,havs
Meals ll.a.0rayaallJ.A.
liaison for g ejected from a public
hall given st llama ville, Fair llama, on
would their color, as the main; or
a y. ,
“run and Killed.
Outcaao, July tanner Thomas, the
uiuoycarohl son of ileum Thence. oi
the “(loamy Fair," now running at lice
lulu, was thrown train hoe-con tins
.;_ ”Modeler“
vi
Wm and fi'l H
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THE BASEBALL WORLD.
‘ IATIONAL LRAGWB.
At Boston- n.1,].
Boston ......... O 0 2 u l l 0 ll l—-—l 3
NewYork ..... coronllnrwcs:
Batterk- Btaley and Hanson, Walch and
Clark.
At Brooklyn—v It ll. I.
Brooklyn ...... botlllilOOG—lidl
Philadelphia.» 2’0 1 o 0 l 2 3-10 ll 2
Batteries: Carruthers and bailey. Hamming
Indllinsluw.
At Pittsburg—’ ll. u. s.
...... OOODOOOOl—lfllfl!
L'inclnnati.....0 O 0 O 0 O l O l 3 7
Batteries: Baldwin and Mack. Rhinos and
'a.
At Cievulnnd—- n. n. a.
Chicago ........ OObOOSlOZ—llllfi
Clolvrind ...... OIORSOOOO—‘JBB‘
Batteri'oa: Hutchinson and Klttrldgo, Grahor
andnmrnar.
AMERICA! WIATION. .
At Philadelphia . ll. IL e.
Athletic ....... 00000000 0 it:
Wuhlngmn...ll o 0 o u r l 0 x—s a 2
Batteries: Weyhinrr and Cross, (hr-3y and
Satellite.
and Robinson.
At Cincinnatl~
Chaim.“ ..... 0 O 0 0 I)
Inuiovllle ...... 0 O 0 2 O
Batteries: lid! and Van;
ll
5'"
yau.
At Columbus“
Columbus“! 0 0 l l 2 0 l
BLLouis...l O 0 :l 2 z 0 I)
Batteries: Clark and Donahue; bury
Gilland Boyle.
EASTER! ASSOCIATIUN.
At Buffalw- It.
Buflnlo ......... 10201604547
Lebanon ....... :lonucouo.7
Batteries: German and kalm‘ker. Goodall
and Kurbe.
At Albany" . ll. II. 2.
Albany ....... (l04l0530l—J3lll
Pmridorrre....ll ll 0 U U U l 1 0-1 ll 4
[latte n: O'Rourke. Prirkou and Bruin;
titaiban Burke.
Ar lint-butter ,
3E9?
it n. n.
Burhoster ...... u l :l u l l l n o. 'i a 7
Troy ......... unnu l 1 our»: {.5
llattorlos; Binnvelt n-I Collins Taylor and
Weidniun.
At Syracuse ll. ii. I.
Syrunao ,, 0 u o u on i l 0.. e lo 3
Nuwllsvl-n. n u u u :l n n :t u .5 5 a
[lath-riva- l'vri‘Mrli. hiya-n. and Quinn: Dorm
and 'l'holner.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
Theodore l). lmriclr, of Jorwy City, was
drowned of Sharon, .\I.l~s.
Thc'ami-pool selling law at cit. Louis
has boon declared lrncuuulilutimml.
Captain William W. Ilalr, of Clarion,
Pa, has boon appointed president judge
of Clarion county, to succeed the late
Theophiius Wilson.
Eighty motor men and conductors of the
Newark t.\'. J.l Pomona" Railway corn»
pally have struck for n mini-tron of hour»
and an immune of wages.
The Massachueletts Democratic Mate mrr
vention will be held on 'l‘uoasluy, Mpt. 29.
at Worcester.
The First National Bank of Krill‘lu City
Kan, ialnsulvent. A receiver will berlp
pointed.
l'lmliot’errmr l’nul llilliughaln. of Vor
nlont, died July 27. He was a member oi
corlgresain lb“ and governor in lmfi.
F. H. Morris. of the Republican stair
central committee of llilrruis, has been
oflercd the [amnion of minister to Liberia
by the pmideut.
Mm Samuel-l. the mother of Jesse
James. the outlaw. has received an one:
to exhibit the James log house near
Kearuy, M0,, at the Worid'n fair.
The lobster factories at llay of Islands
N. l".. with the exception of those operated
by the French. have been closed by thr
commander of the British chip Pelican.
Aeonseieuee stricken unfortunate hm
sent thirty-eight one dollar lottory ticiu-rn
none of which drew u prize. to thr- dead
letter ofllcc, with the continent that lln
lottery in a humbug.
Treasury officials are said to be greatly
worried over the letter written by Mr.
Owen, srrwriutendeut of lrrrnligrathm, Ii:
which be said tin plate workers might be
brought into this country in spite of tilt
contract labor law.
Charged with Illsol'a Murder.
Kim Coma. Pa... July al-I-David Now-
ton, and twenty~five. of libertarian town
ship. wan arreeted, charged with murder
lug William lllser. of Shenango township
on April 3. no». Newton. Riser and Jamel
l’oohcr were all drinking in Wampum on
Aprilii. The next morning the married
body of “IMF wan found on the railroad
track. It I» charged now that Xewtol
talkod in Ilia sleep lately and ham said that
he murdered and robbed ill-er.
"llhuay Al" (late fltroc Mouths.
loxnox, July mm.“ u... did not" in
ward Pinter. alias "sheeucy Al," thr
American "alchemist" who in charged
with having attempted to obtain “it,”
from Edwin Stream. the Bond attest
jeweler, entered a plea of fullty and wal
sentenced to three months' mprisonmsnt
Pinter claimed that he had discovered lhl
“phllosepher's clone” and could convert
a corarclgn Into a piece of gold threetimsl
Its weight.
'l’hay Ilava a Bar-av on Ishtar.
Nair You. July lt~A combination or
bankers and merchants has been about
In London by the lisron do Goodwin fer
the holding of the call-tin stool of rubber
under his control and thaLuin'
for the next crop. rtlor
of the rubber held by the Baron Goa
doris in the United Btutcahasbecn ordeal
shipped to London.
Antics-a lespcadcd (lac Weak.
llortnott, July “all. J. Atkinson. Coo
asrvatira M. P. for Boston, has been sue
for one week from the bonnet
commons for charging the speaker will
anus-of authority in haviaulaead oa thl
records the statement that (Mr. Atktu
ulna) had ehaiicapd the declared vault or
dlvhloas lrlveloasly. Alliance is a noted
leader of the Ncaeoafomlsta
flirty bays for M Valle.
Brahman, Gent, July ill.-’l’hornu
Ira Valle, who ace-sited Ilsa laud Fara
ham la Shelton park on May. was cap
tundbyflhlaf’l'ooilsacaaltwsloag
mesa Juice, Mills— in the
lip“ matron of can, days in
W
we... so am
I" mm. July n-«Jeka D. lllsraaa,
“3234le '~"“' “Pm” "“
a war- as coa~
m, trials-la . call it t- hllcnd that
he has m «an;
mm- itcw was» Warns.
mum. it. 1., July ‘4. W. low,
at lit-plea. it. Y.. was awarded a ma
disc to build and spouts,
system of new war.
weather rails-Issac.
h
, II“ nuance
'PE
0
MD ram? ”WW
KEEPS Billfilll
W: Bencouersuee
m Unease-av. fl
ccllntel’ssaaftutahiagthal-stdsar.
dun-mung, unmet—sauna.
MEIIIlIlI. BUSINESS BIIllEIiE
PITA M FORD. CONN.
OPEII TIIIlOIIIiII EIITIIIE SUMMER.
A practical, Business Trainin School for
laithnexes. Studemseutr-ringdnr n thespriug
run be fitted to till lilnne in t e rrulnmn.
Every lithium brunt r taught tlmmughly. The
. allege in “lint l lane" in equipment, and evr-ry
department in charge M r-nlrlpotenl int-truc—
fora. Se-nrl fth'lIlalOKul‘. Arldreas,
President Merrill Businesslioliege
STAMFORD CONN.
c. L. OGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Furnished.
i am pn-pnrnl (min all kinds of uurk by the
he»! of u’urkrm'rl. In the day or Autumn-Lat
llit' loweal prior-d and at short null-v.
STAINS AND MASTLE \Vl lllK .\
sen 1am:
GlVE ME Ill CALL.
8IIOP IT FIVE MILE IIIVEII, OT.,
”'5 lim NEAR THE DEPOT.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
. EVERY DAV iN THE YEAR.
NO k E SUCH
1y CONDENSED
AWARD
mind a: all but
[but .L‘rpwmmu for
Superior Qualify.
Imus.
and mar-mm to
’ ‘ . on. ..- . lwkwpcn.
Ava nrdrr, (on aim material in large run.
tn...- .xnftr-nsulmtirulnwimp): n. rnruake
lalwllv r prom llmlw ltil‘llnflk‘lfi, and insist on
[runny \n \ I: all I‘ll t raml thv ital.
MinnELLd. SOULL. :vnacuaz.N.V
ar‘fil'
WE’RAEAMS
IIIllllIlIll
KILLER
OIIRES All. DISEASE.
It is conceded beyond adunbt llml fennenla—
llllll lurivmlml in llll' l'lttrw of all dim-aw. and
we claim that no "mill luv mummdlwaw un-
lmil has llll‘l‘llnlllllfl‘l I uallth-n uf ll lib-rd
Purifier. Aallmptlu-ami 'l‘lmir. 'I'lrl- ulwrrftll
Nomination nun». formultullmt It armr-
di‘i'I’. thereby Mall-Hm: nature in euro. We
will mail you circularl- free. eaplalulurl the
germ theory of dinner. ‘ ‘
it. ll. l’la sledJlouth horwalk. room, or T
Latch! ctr-lat. New York City. warn
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WHY NOT DRINK
mum
0T BEER.
~ WILLIAM
as?
“I'll! III CNRIHV
It ”mom ass-«acne.
Tutu 39mm. ".1.
HEALTHY.
scream eat-a.
aria lira
r."
‘7
or...
rare to in“.
”diam. lid Main Street,
whom-tr. Ml.
Spring“ 3 ye.
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AND (101.0% 0F
SiliiandSqitliulsSilkHats
Boy's Hats and Caps, Crush Hat-l for Men and
lion. Nutria aloft llata‘for Men at
KNAPP’S,
9 l- Washington St.
Particularlitcntion Psilito Firing,
Iilecnlng and Ironing Silk Hats.
F. HAYES
Having removed his meat market
No.6 North Main Street.
“1“ supply the lmlple of this vicinity with
the lineal line of
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POU LTRY. Etc..
To be found in the stare.
F. HAvEs,
Ill). 6 NORTH Milli STREET
tl:l ti
illumination
Arl- selling :1 vvry niw quality
of Butler. It is from tho Lei»
unun. CL. L‘rrunrvry. At this
tirrw of the year when pzlstur'ugo
is plenty. tlu- Lebanon (.‘rvzum-ry
people do not tind a ready sale
for all the roll butter they make.
The over product is sold in tubs,
and this is‘tho Butte-r which we
call to your notice. It is the
some sweet, \val—lrrudl- article
in .3 cents a pound loss than their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as street as new buy. and will
kt't'p well. it is so solid rnndr.
Wt- rm- tlndiug Silli'} for tubs and
half tubs, as well as by the sin-
gll- pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish u nice
article llt'l‘t‘ you have it: 251- :1
pound. Special priw by tubur
part of tub.
DIBBLEKLCBMSTIIBK
Fawcett’s
urlnuulnms run '
MILLINERY!
Ila. I7 Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St, llomrlir.
Just mu-itlelll dam-tr "Ma bulb) in arll
without trad-hr. all plan" and mint-v0. st Ills-
Mln-llwl) low price of :llle.‘ foruwr iriu- ti.
(lira Int uf "ale “’4'. ZLIIII “ Mill“ filthl'm'll.
lbw lot of line I-‘relu'h Final-hm». “in, MR.
I‘thl‘ll. liuu’l forgot llrr number.
l7 MAIN STR‘E
Seat to J. l‘. lienuvtl‘a dry xtuhlfl plow.
Mrs. W. Faucet,
Io. I7 Iain Otmt IONIII .
Mar-r: : 5': "a.“ “merm-
lea or so I I" .Hm'Je-n’l'll
um . I' .
er,- ra a'lf'rlo'llu Mil-l. rs. .u
IIIIIII SCI“ Sill. ~
wmwmblsath M ma-
lhnt is sold in rolls, or from r; ,
' Combined
~ ‘ .You cannot always «have the luxury
' ‘ of a dip in the deep, deepsea, just when you want
,it, but it isn’t necessary to put your head, under a pump to
keep cool. ‘ Try one of our suite. We have knocked the
props from under the old price because it is cheaper to sell
at cost. than to store them away until another snapper comes
along. 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. '
i..- .. -
pant
Danae ,"
(GIEOIIIIV'S POINT)
sown NORWALK. ~ — — come.
now open.
multitude illli HSllIIIIl.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
$1?” .\ alarzu will connect at South Norwalk
With [ruins on the New York and New Haven
l'ilIlrluul.
.l. E. SEWER.
Hal-Soc, Grocery
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IlOll OAIIIIIIBES.
'l'lmohle‘t manufacturer of baby tunings
now offer.» ilni-lml work for aalr' in live diner-
rul «ryleauf running grar; almugrrnl varirt
nf laa In and trimming». at prirm u‘bil'h will
be hlfih rimugb and low rrruuglftoault the
rum! w—ildlulrs.
FRANK BOYLSTHQIINI
TIM-nu is nothing. (unless it bv
tho Sewing Machine) that has
lightened wmnmr's labor as
llllll'll as llnbbins’ Electric Soup,
constantly sold. silm- 150:9. Now,
why rub and toil. and Wear out
is provided. to lighten your Iai-
purvsl. and "lost vt'mlnlllll'rll
lie euro and got the genuine.
urtw alum. that brunt
1'“ch thr- Willi" of cm mtIvI-u
any «User mlp Initial». and it Will, if loo-II
but a wry ntlglllmlvsnmon that of by
Philadelphia: I‘ll.
Ilealcrtn
White Load.
Artists' Materials.
Mlflllmkey‘n Wood Filler-”Best
l’ ~
r-l angling,
ynlrm-lf and your clothes, on
watshdzly, when this porfwt soup
bar, and now your rhythm? If
you lmvv owr used it. in tho "-l
years We lmrv outdo and sold it.
you know that it is the boat.
30le made. If you Ilavl-u't tried
it. ask your primer for it now.
with our name on llll' wrapper.
“no ""8 It in not llw wllitlu
w (mould-ind. lo arrlw
in“ at n klmwlmlgo of
Then» In ml much real pure map in it but
of liuhblm‘ l-ilwtrlr rosin fnm lam «I
according to directions. do four limm
an ililil‘ll work as any nil-fir. Its not in
furlnr magi. Initial upon llobblun' lilo-trio
l. l. (felons a l'n,
ll "- ”EBKER,
tit Wauiilnclun Newt Nu. Kuwait.
“in" I’llpvm.
Mixed l’uinlu.
Oils, (lilies.
Coach (blot-a and Varninhea,
Chair and step had-
der. 02m.
in the Market. 32.!» a llallon.
gainiin
ll .
C oimining. W
.L 79 Washington Street
l. o. lElIllllS.
Pun: «imam. Palm
”Win
Will Will ill m.
amuse-lawman“
4-
w. a muons, Westport.
meow: =-
M “Hum“
an: lg
WWW
-m. h.—-.
Feather;
STABLE BEDDING.
Clean. Economical. Healthful. at
IIIIF THE COST OF STIIIVI.
HAiELTON
A nd .
Cross Creek
Hickory, Dal, Pine allihslnut
WOOD.
Balelilfihllilraw
lillllll lllll FEED.
llaymondBruthers
T/HE EAGKE
' IllilIT IlOlllSTEIl BIIlVIllE.
SAFE, launch in nu.
Tbi~ “heel lllt.“ been tlmnuighiy tr-rul and
mount fail to hen favorite amour: whee-linen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
Agvut fur Xllrwulk and viririity.
(”live ‘55 llay lilulltl .‘ll’i't't. rnrrn-r day.
Morning, Noon and Night
——-———T.\ KE—m
luuuu
line Bottle Thoroughly convinces.
it Is rrrrlarkalrle how many rmpir tlrvre are
a ho haw that tired fer-lint: a u via-m to think
it of no llrllurrlnrlre or this! nothing rim-ll lu-
durw fur ll. _ They would not be '40 rarrlesa
it they l‘l'ltllutl how really wrinua lbrmai»
My l-. lint they think or say. ”ll willtzn
til all" nwhlk.‘ “'1' do not mean the It‘—
ullirrlnle uearirum which all experienw
after a hard day'a work. but that ALI.
HUSH, WORN Ul‘T FEELING ttllloll In
"weirdly uwnurwvrinu in the morning
when the llll)‘ should be refrained anvl
rpwiy fur unrk. it is a which to allow
IM- condition in r‘vltlllnill‘.lfl the body "my
mun Ironing.- debilitated beyond n-r'ml-ri,
Hr mm:- lllwum- may pom a frant-lmbl.
The r-rarluur of the ante- for seal-italic.-
nllnvllllllmull~llcwlla tllklligl T
c tln- err-at“: imliliing-up
rrmilrme Ito-awn tori» umllea sell-live. t
pumbm and Niall/t" the blood, Wthll-Oh the
l Int-silo“ and really linen
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSON'S SPECIFIC
Ir- a nun rare for
Bills and Fuel and lairrir.
HALE’S
Boughlalsrm
IIIII Olltllll.
IIOIEIIIIIIIIII.
1'“ III TIIIII
20 Cents.
H. R. HALE,
NORWALK, CONN.
[tummy and Cannon!
Baseline Stoves
MMMMIEI
flu Osmr 8mm"
Wehsuthe mic—intake
lllE lIIIIIIIlllIl
ll Ill. can.
Wm and II on
amflfi: inn-ultra! anew gill
Call and See Them.
million r cum
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Norwalk Chronicler