morsmnsoos‘s
'5. so: THE s'rons or 1
. x H . w H
Having the Inrgestlstock
tions from, we scalp
10 cent shoe to a gen
. ts'- lulies’ and children’s shoes. ,Airlndies’ fine
fiat tit 81, formerly '33, and another at 31, formerly
, m
and a“ cor! assortment to make selec- 2
_ ‘iofilmlsh; overylliln” from nvchild’s
t8 65 boot.
, » stimulus tutu.
F. A. Farris do 0an Dtlshrats
than and ’Ilnnslsss Strips.
ARVEY.
A number 0 specialties in
‘ 2| Ilsln Street, So. llorvrsllri
swan. some none-stir. “
BE LOW‘ COST.
_ As I have ulorger stock of Millinerv Goods than usual at this
flm6m john-and rather than wuitulifli later in thdtseason,
12qu give to all session of purchdsing Millinery Goods mg, the
4th of July, at prices so low that all can have a new summer but,
as it is better to give value in the heart of the sermon, than after
NS.
Bumble. Simulator.
Prices to Solid All.
our. supers- rum
HeanTilw-z
obeuvnosu.
Bncooaslmr to 0. ll. llcliirn.
Biggie, ”stuns. (turnips.
was): spew...»
mun 3.00 not,
. And you will we not only a
’ Néat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
But one in which the .
Best Mattrial is Used. Combining Durability and Style.
linking it the best $3.00 Beandess Shoe in the market.
.1
2.22.2.2:
hool Shoe onl 18. “Children’s School Shoes at 0‘5 cents.
call and examine these goods, as it is a pleasure to show
”‘9'”; c. H - HARVlEy, "
Johbflh Illaln fifteen
some reenter: ‘
SEVERAL NEW WAYS TO SECURE
THE PAYMENT OF QEBTS.
M Dealers and Jobbaea lad.
Issue tro- lassss by Pull. l'laal
WI].- the Business Is Oar»-
slstw-v‘ “please.
Insurance Is becoming a sciencs with
mailman Irerztbin‘xb. fmmahurlnaa
iihhall. 1c pmtecfad ya
urn-In use. , n
sss- urtor the arts! of the unfortunate
owneror heir. The latest addition to the
Minna told is that much abused chop,
the creditor. The list of contingencies,
which began with fire and ah'mwreck and
grew to include death, rallrorut accidents,
land titles, wedding dowriea. boiler explo
lions, window fractures. etc. now extends
to business failures»
lioneysnd brains have ”$3“.me
for cars in na to WY no use
of {WT-ad chances to protection
against financial misfortune and “crooked.
nan." it was readily seen that if manu-
facuuers and wholesale merchants, who
nccmrily donn enormous credit business,
could be insured against leer by the to
price of their debtors, the harvest of
premiums would be enormoua
Thedlflicnlu‘ was, however, how to ad-
just matters so thst the seller would not
become recklen in the granting of credits,
knowingrthat he was insured. and the
buyer carelm of his obligations. knowing
that his creditor was protected.
The problem has been solved in two dif-
ferent ways, and four or live ditl'crcnt con-
cerns, big and little, are now competing
for the busincsaof the wholwde homes.
hm jobber-s and manufacturers. The
first general plan may be called the indi
vidnal or personal guarantee plan. The
second has a general and impersonal gnar-
nntee for its basis. The first plan is to
guarantee individual accounts up to a cer-
tain limit,nt various roles of premium.
graded according to the umhrwritor’s all
mate of the debtor's financial Impouaibil'
ity and honesty.
The second plan In to insure the creditor
against loses generally without reference
to the debtors, so long as said losses are in
curred while doing businats within certain
stipulated rules. Another line of division
maybe drawn between schemes in which
only excesses over a stipuhucd nvemgc hm
are to be considered.
PLAN or 1'le 3113mm
' The individual guarantee plan is lining
operated by a number of small companies
and has been on trial for many yours, but
has not come into general use. The basis
of the system must be an organization
similar to the well known mercantile
agencies The company must have accu
rate information as to the financial stand
in; of error; debtor. From this they eati-
mate the risk and lix the premium which
they will charge in guaranteeing his obli
gnuons.
In the books of one of the Intuit of these
companies the mercantile world is divide-I
into seven classes, like Shakarpcsre's sevcn
agm. First com clan “A." whose mem-
bers have been uniformly succu-tsfnl in
businen. never suffered from even a tem-
porary embarrassment and areof undoubt
ed probity.
Next to this “trill. alga" class comes chum
“B," whose members have had their finan—
cial gliding slightly “milled. And so the
scale rlescends until class "0" is reached.
which include those who have failed in the
past and are likely to do so again.
This clau‘dcntion basnothing to do with
tin cat-it of tho drm’sWona It is
enamels-rent sun-ti 2'»
Stillman-3h clshsiiicstion as some
iimlt of this». At the head Itandtliooc
firms whose obligations will be guaranteed
up to any amount Second, those who will
not be guaranused beyond a total of say
“0,“, and so on down to stnall amou not.
The company will not issue any more pol'r
dsa on any firm lifter the tend of oblige
tions guaranteed has ruched the limit.
When a claim has not. been paid it in us-
signed to the underwriting company, which
saves what It can eat of tits-wreck of the
hanksnpt limitless whsmwith to reimburse
itacit.
as'rlle.
Thane-t clauidcatlon is with retard to
the hasardof the businuswhlch isinqum
tion. That! are four and: l’rdsibly s
m mill would be put in the foth
grade, while the llrm handling the staple
and non-perishable articles of fetid would
come in the (Inn grade.
Again they one clmliloti as to the gross
t it lulainess done a roar. ,Thhs Is
curd rum. use. the 'l‘burher-W‘hyland
wmpany would he ruled a! Sim as
that amount isshout thewlsuunt syssr’s
business of that modest mncsrn.
All of these things will be taken lntoao
counttadstns thsrssssrpsrcsnt. of pro
minus whsuasohscribcrof the “mamas
an”, seas. “I'vsaold John Jenna it,“
worth of goods at. sixty days. sad I want
the want Insured."
After looking uw-r the lxnolts tlw clssk
would any torture. “Th-me on Mr. Jones
is h per cent... but Ito Is limited to not» of
risk and we are already carrylhti um. so
we can only tschorhaIt youraeeount.
and tits premium on that. will amount to
sweaty-Ive dollars"-New York ’i‘rtlmne,
China‘s Wealthy Icahn-l.
A portrait that attracts immediate at
caution is the lam sod notabls collection
inthsehsmhsroioommercs roomststkst
«0qu mng‘gmflmr attired
ins subs, wt we c nsthrown
acts-social! This Is mu m be In
momma-u of limos. the new
. u »
.s. All?
“South Moment-
(hum Girls as Wivea sad ”others.
College training for girls. being a pro-
study the years when she would Murally
be receiving «mentions that would had to
matrimony. and that when she grsdnaue
them Inths scans .tlnio thug arr-11 give to
such preparation, and this is no longer in
the mine of a bright girl than she used to
devote to preliminary work for the send—
nsry course, which was considered the
proper thing for girls. Mrs. Frances Fisher
Wood, herself a graduate of er. a
trustee of \‘l'cllcnlcy and K writer mud
outcry against. the domestic qualifications
lions into the after life of the college grad-
unte. She finds that they excel as house-
keepers, and are specially noted for their
system and executive ability.
They are generally lenders in social and
college women survive infancy, a greater
proportion than found in sny other class.
—Sevr York [arisen
Ill-1a Cavanau‘h's Occupation.
Mix-i .\lnrgrtrct Cuvsnnugh. a Harlem
established by herdeocnscd mother a gen-
eration ngo. She bus among her patrons
some of the oldul. and vrcnlthltet foudlits
in New York. Miss Csvnnnngh has neither
n shop nor .1 stock. She has, however,
something vastly better thnn cithcr—in-
telligcnco, experience and good taste.
is an authority on drapery rind an excel-
lent judge of stuffs, tnm-strhs and woods.
"or method is to an to n house by rippuint»
merit, look at the work to he done. and put
ovalneon hcr services for the contract.
samples, decide: upon the quantity nccdcrl
up sofa cushions or rchnng :1 window. 11an
either sends or goes for the .\iipplll‘s her»
self.
bounce, and not only buys closer, but
makes better selections than n novice
could. She understands the upholstery
biotinmsinnll itsdctnils, :1an during the
inattnntw, pillows and bolster rolls.
Earlier in the sen-urn she is employed
changing window draperies, and during
the month of July her entire tinn- is spent
cit-sits: houses, laying canvas and shroud-
lnt: pictures, nutrition and furniture In
cliuesm‘lnth,—Xew York World.
Things “'orth Knowing.
There are some things that the overture
woman does not always find out, and it is
just rm wcll to let her know once in :1 while
thztt
Moire In different from vmlcml silk, the
waves of the first being lilmlllt‘l‘ than thou-
ot the second.
That liengaiine has the elect of s coarse
mos grain, but as if the cord had not Ines
lliélt'm'll.
which mingle rather than look straight, as
they do in most other silks.
'l‘hut suiting is to ground term for all
word fnbriui.
That olive is u groan, just the micro!
olivo. ’
deep lilac rather than the liclititropa Itself.
'I'hat bodice is the pmpcr name for any
titted covering worn above the waist.
That the word "waist," unit Is frequently
nwvl, is incorrect.
swry of the American woman credited
him If her waist would be ready by full.
II» hosted with the prdrtencss lm'ulisrto
the English shopkeeper and mid. ".“Nliull.
tlwrelsnodonbt tlmtyonr button will be
sent to you before the autumul"—-Now
York Sun.
flow to Sew Wounds.
In small wounds a bit of run will keep
the pieces of cut skin close together. but in
larger wounds the mines must. he mechan-
ionlly brought together. Some do this by
pieces of sticking plaster, but. men» eatin-
frwtory minim are trot by putrinx in s trw
stitches. Any one with u little nerve mu
m stitches into the ulnar of n wfmi.
as them martin-r. amt ltcrp tin or In
eontsud by tying the “small.
An ordinary smile will do: threat it
with silk, push through the sktn from the
outside of the wound sud them one-t woifth
of an Inch from to: mine, drew the thread
partly through, their plans) the akin of the
opposite side from the inside ofthe wound,
bring the two allure number. tie the thread
with two or three knots. and the operation
is cumulus. Put the stitches short a quite
tor of aninch apart. and sew up all the
wound.
Use a clean hostile uncolored silk timed,
and dip both Into bldli watmr before use
Inu.~»liail's Journal of saith.
Blindness la l'fsw hora Infants.
attraction to the Show General Infirmary,
and toths institution for the Blind. few
thing more and to my apertures than to
witness Infants of only a week or two old.
brought for treatment, with one or both
one either sircsdy lost or irrepsrstdy darn.
aged. Nor is this fooling rendered less by
the relation that the disease which h.
thinker of note, has been moved by the
of college girls to make certain invmtign-
benevolent enterprises. She also discovers
by careful inquiry and consultation of sta—
tistics, that nine-tenths of the. children of
girl, is conducting an upholstery business
She
This agreed upon, ahc‘ produces n book of
to recover a couch, n chair or divnn, Inukt-
She hits the entree to sow-ml Wlitllt‘atllt‘
summer months market over thousands of
That surah Is 11 soft silk, the threruis of
That heliotropo In an Irish hull, lung a
It rather n-culls the
with going to an Emit-1h tailor and linking
There us. says ms. Snell, ophthalmic '
the trade is over.
M33151:
Flatt. Oysters,
Frbitsllegetablesioultry.
>or" ALI. intros [N 'rnsm senses,
AT WHoLsLALn a: RETAIL.
sv. w. ..
.
uncommon Blunt.
low to Ilsa. a Wham-“Pips.
innsn Incassutsmoker,as slimy
grossivemovernent. naturally has its up WW‘NWWM frlanda know. I lost “relief slalom
patients. Many of these disapprove of the Alsal “Warm”. Ml]. Not long lines I concluded to
advanced education because they fear it ibmnsahmnd “WWW-1. m" tryI tits. is: and as I mgrsgmhssrdm “I:
will unlit women for the homely uties 0 Though 0 tunic a W In c a mouse
wife and mother and induce them tolives 03‘ 9.2%.. yattbeueflww When I it'll taking It away the salesman
of professional study. no also asserted 'i‘hocitroftbsvioiaterown. ‘ told me not to sucks it too much or!
by stuns that theoolleuo‘glriwpids in momentum. wouldburntbswaxandrcintbetblng. I
smoked it very little forthe llrstfsw weeks
and saw no indications that the thing has
ever going to change. i went into the
The Greek godsaraspurnad and down.
she is a little puma Athena‘s fans. Athena’s town— place where I bought it and told the fellow
These objections are the result of lgno- ‘ The city “of the violet crown. who had sold it to me about. my progress,
tones, for It. is a Well known fact. that slow ”W WOW“! Harper‘s Ham. or lack of program lie sold, after I had
college rses have been opened to women m told him how much I had smoktdi. that I
It in form at they can be prepared for "0" Jockeys Train. bud notstnoked It enough.
It is no Wonder that so many jockeys die
young or'thnt their. focus have n pinched
sud tortured look. I saw one of the boys
come out of the Morris park truck stables
a few days ago after undergoing n Newman
ketatroat. lie was the must pitisble ob-
icot l have seen for many a day. lie was a
big boned lad, and he had stlcmptedto
take of! seven pounds flour an already
ovortrsined body in two days. lie failed
by 11 pound, and he cried like 11 child
In his grief. Perhaps the Minion-re duo
more to the nervousness of unovcrwronxht
Ironic than to anything also, however. lie
had slept only seven hours out of forty-
eight, and ho had taken three Russian
baths in that time. line had remained in
the baths from two to three hours on each
of these occasions, had drunk no liquids
except a little limo juice and seltscr. and
had starved himself cruelly.
0n the tinal rimming he had put on a lot
or heavy clothcs. including n thick [rea-
jscket, and taking hold of the billboard of
no express \vngon, which we.» used for
carting supplies to and from the village,
had run five miles in the dusty road hung-
ing on to the end of the wagon. The home
moved at a brisk trot. so that the boy had
todo some hard running. When he got
back to the suddc he mus bundled up un-
der heavy blankets, with all his clothes
and even his but still on. Ilcdmnk a hot
lemonade and lay there for lmif nu hour.
\Vhon they pulled the blankets oil they
were almost saturated with moisture. The
Ind was robbed down with cold water, and
then, wcuk nnd (hint, with his face horri-
bly drawn up, he won! on the scales. lie
tvns still too hwu'y to ride, turd nil his tor»
turc was in vuln.~—Illrtkcly Hall in llrmk
lyn l-lrtglc
I Hooked it for wversl weeks sftcr uni
sow imperceptible chungc. I again went
In and uncle n mochnnlcsl complaint The
young mun snid he gums] I kept ltin the
more too much, and that» he hnd forgotten
to worn the against that. He said ‘it kept
the pipe too warm to keep It In the case 100‘
much. Soon after I went Into the place
again. The man looked at it, andsaid that
hezueased lbandled it too much; that I
ought not to take it out of the case too fre
quently, as it made splotchcs on it to
handle ittoooflcn. Then we bud a talk
all around on meerscbaum pipes I found
out that the mcerschnurn is uproot. pipe,
and will give satisfaction if you observe
the following rules:
Don't smoke it too much.
Don't smoke it too little.
Don't tako it out of the case too often.
Don't leave it in the case too much.
Don't lay it dewu to cool elf nftor you
have smoked it. for in that case it will
:rsck.
Don't carry it in your rocket. for then it
will not. cool Inst enough.
[have returned to the clgnr.—-Chlcago
Tribune
The Mustard Crime.
Nature in hcr abundant, err-r doting
thoughtfulnms has so provided that thcrc
grows storm-st, :1 full 11an n l‘k‘lil n ccrmin
branching plum with dainty yellow blue
stuns, from the rich fruitagcof which is
wrought n condixnrut, piquuut, pcrrncub
iuzuml fascinating tothc good liver. It
is this “Inch brings sometimes the cpl
curcnn trur, beside which that dropped by
some pcri at the gate of Paradise in but us
phosphorus is to blame. The name of this
fail-plum In musmnl, and its blowing is
prepared or mnrrcd in dimers-m. ways
l-Zntor tlrc n-staurunt, order the pink
boiled burn or red nrrut beef nndr-nli for
nmsuml, rind nou- what court‘s to you.
I’Atiful it is to any, but three times out of
four the more or it‘s! pampered menial
puns lKaltlt.‘ your plate at lilliputian vessel
firilhsllillig n brownish substance appear
ing to the taste a combination of burnt
flour and doubtful vinegar. You rinse
your wine in t-Jtl’llLNI protestmnd armn
formed that you have been served with
genuine Fn-nrh or German mustard, on
tlu- mac may ln', :1an that them isnunc
other in the house. You make the bust cl
:1 lunchrng situution which may not be im-
proved and try to uvc LIIc lift-loss stud llllll
fail. and no nhito stout- “my mark the
memory of the stotmuth‘s (out. Your [nil
titc inns boon to the play, illitl the perform
ntn'c lillS been found Inciting.
'I'hcn: n. n rnunmrd, the pure, golden
powder of tho tit-r5 soul, which in “like no
nppctin-r and on inspiration It I: the
vcry soul, the otIn-r half, the very doppcl
gnngvr of wrmm things we out. It is
known vulgarly an English mustard, and
in tho I'undmmrt of homes and of patriots
- (.‘hirnuo 'l‘nbuno.
Turf of Society" Leaders.
Society lenders are. the most. wonderful
women in the world. though they are usu-
nlly accounted “Intuit: the idle linil worth.
less butterflies of life. But every one of
their extravagant Iittic whims and Iikings
gives to illt‘ urea: army of workers lm'
pctu.» in tit-signing and perfrcting the vari-
ous handicrafts and employment in carry-
ing out the Ilt‘hlgfls. But the n-rnnrkablc
thingnbout this species of woman is not.
what she wears or what she does. but what
she rcmcnils-rs. '
In the tint Mitre. she invariably rcmcm-
fsz'rs your home, nnd your hubby. if you
burn utu‘, (LVLS After your lile book or pic-
ture or "win, your sick bully. your gout
or your religion, your new bonnet or llll'r
tor. She «hasn't care it pin about it. but it
flutters you, and you like it. And how she
run retain and call up :11. the proper mo-
ment your pnrtlmlnwnrtmc. firm and iii-
tcrr-st, rind Iii'Vt‘J‘ risk the onmnrirumsl wom‘
so how her Ind-y is, or the poet nlmnt his
painting. In the remarkable port, particu-
larly When slu- does it “it b no apparent
elfort, nod never seems to think of any-
thing oi. nil with the frothy brain Mouth
her stylish bonnet. “The great secret of
social slicers}! hi to hurt no onc'a self love."
rind it is a great nrt, and tln: unuian who
excels in It lacks neither intelligence nor
usuins.—-Exohm1uu.
.\ Mother Bird's ‘I'rllsl.
White the i‘lk‘t'sltlt‘nf Ilm’ulway, just be
low Fulton street, was tilled with [ripple
tln- uler’ Ion-noon a pretty little incident
alum! u bioehrulc of pedbtriann.
.\ run! but spurrmv, flying over the sin-ct
with one of her young in her bill, dropped
UN on: trim in the thomughfnro near the
curb and flow frightened to a high window
“at.
.\n nit-rt mesa-rigor boy picked up the
ft'rtlltt'n'il mitc. and while he held It klndl y
in his hand the mother bird chirped in dis
rm.
"Take the bin! low the churchyard,"
mid n wruibls man intho throng, pointing
to St. Paul's. Ills suggestion was acts-d
apart by the boy, who cuddled the bird in
his prelim ruul sturttsl. followed by ndomn
other urchins.
‘ When the youngsparrow was laid in the
unwof the churchyard the mother took
wing from her perch. iicr flight was
watched with Interest and satisfaction, for
she dismantled to the spot where her young;
was untied—New York liar-dd.
A Yankee "fiwapper."
A New loudon cx rcsstnnn is about. as
amid a specimen of onawuicut Yankee as
has ml y me to light. lie madly
ran some a useless old burners which he
didn't want, nod so he traded It with n col.
oml mm for a watch. lie then sold the
much toa msn roman to in paid in in:
stnllmenta lie got four dollars of It.
when the 1mm went "looks,” couldn't pay
any own and gave it tho watch. ’i‘hs
auditions were that it couldn’t psysttis
full amount he would forfeit what was at
myWMrspm hsdttrswstch
nod the fear dollsnt In a little while a
men more along who owned a sultry that
Indlda't wastand who wulhdtotrsds
it off for the watch. The arprcssmao ao-
cornmodaied him. and considers it the hast
irargsln of the lot lit this rats of prowess
It won’t be long before that soiky will be
worked by mamas tntoshoossandlot.
«New torsion (Conn) 'ngrsph.
Ilad Temper Largely Involuntary.
Many purple consider that "bad temper"
is entirely voluntary on the part of the
moon who displaysit. As a nutter of
fact. it is often to n wry shut extent in-
voluntary. and no one is more anus-y atit
than the bud trimmed person himself. Of
course every one. whether he is born with
a bad tornpnr or has smuired one from
hubit, or has lWIt visited with one as the
nmolsofdisuas or injury, should at least
try tooontlol It. llnt his Month should
aim hear In mind that temper may be, and
often is, an sfliictlon to be syrnpashised
with. not on offense to be punishmh—New
York la‘tlurr.
Where the savings Ill-aha Ara.
A large nnnrbor~moro than twihtrds
of the whole—of the savings banks of the
United States Mo centered In the «darn
and middle mun. Frw banks for saving
sro to be found In the waters and mouth'
um suitor. Indeed. In some Mina not a
single savings institution exists. The to
tell dcxmlts In the sarinus Innksof Wh-
consln in m0 were bot tom. divided
among ntsrhpostwrs Ilakota, the small
on on the list (New York Isl-hem
numbered In [00 All Micro, with .4-
our to their credit—New Your ltsonrdsr.
Wilder's luau My.
"Ones upon a time." said WP.
Wilder Ins pulp of later“
main khhsuh’illtus 1: data
tabla- iron-Ilsa his thumb ”12h ah-
tbmuuh the notices the
our ‘
"Presently.” be washed. “a lass .kd
him what he was doth; that for.
“ ' 't,‘nuse,' whim tbs . “it foals
so mind when I shopf' ”—Nstv ask Sun
lttsnntoftenthstansrtasuaylsfnund
Inahaak. MIN) Mt “albedo
ammo: Forty-ssscndsmsthow
Parents as hum
Aromprshensivsstorlyof lbs tom
of forests on the daily variation of the
_, , will I!!! ’h‘ ' temperature In Germany and M ever.wlllsssa‘nlolni1cr ”l fill all my,
A {m 3”me fim‘susfi: W"“"“""”'°"‘“"‘““w“* lawn! wright. 1133': on“ workso'f
J'u. * ”mi,“ had passed. ttmsiyltrssthent Ml“ WM‘W’OTW“ “‘“m‘ Mme turntyianumhsr.
one uksuwntoths would hm MM Ibo!“ wary of lawman. ”mm whlehssssdspcsludwiththsbsnksysar
MYorklasrshsnlsoflnyoe gm flat oil mezmmmmdmg‘hmrz oransaoforufa ksspl stunt-ms
mum smith .w decomposes; pmnwwmmm~t~ mmckmm
.anmsofihsm greased-s.» «We; g‘ugwsmm 1mm» "Im- “" "" r nouns-mum
or." '- . “:7 some. one... ' - um .M. 22mm numb-mmem or:
‘ “ 2 «monomer. tad-rm. I!“ ”all “I“ M wantshispslronstoeuloywflhhlmallof
sndonsorlrotheysswhsdntrcmlt sad ‘ fiw'mw '
Wit-rad. nonmetal mm 1. nus-s m
Aflommotttssmmm ' ' , - mebmwmwms
My aim Moot Threw.
the Mathewson-«bump
r2 differeucs a rib: has
n htfi‘im is AWE“ ”mmm“ , «‘ _ I no
mu s summit soon-chm “mm. , duress. * al-
swa- dlvsusslt M museum summarise unwm‘ , . mm has. haul-3. shim
‘0 ll.» anal-with bodysndihsiorssrrast “ubww-m.“w um” ., ‘snd
“2‘3“ toss-usher mammghsucththmwmzt Ipmdmmflmhn’mh isasyrso ‘ Mil out n
In... m law-NW . .
fl iii“! 2 I! whim “by raging” told: trots ‘wmkmm‘ mam, Emanuele
1". with ‘ tlhssiln'umrtst 4
dismount-tsunami“ mom-Iris
i
mammal.
k
. Do not fail to tats advantage of this Salt.
St Washington 8., 80.,llomsll,
21 lialn Strut, llorvrslk.
First-class
Bakers, Bogleotioners,
ICE CREAM.
‘ 0. K
South llornali. Bonn. wit hurt “WW“YF‘I'“
a Dissolution.
. VOTIIFI'I is hereby given that the mpurtneru
l_ ship heretofore existing between J. I!-
\an homo and Elbert Valentine. under the
llrm nnnnmf J. L. “In Name d: C0,. is this
do * dtmdved by mutual (“'Ditrit‘nl.
ohn ll. Light will I’I'i'i'lrl for all bills duo
the show (Inn. and all hii s payable by thorn
will be settled by him.
J. L. . AME,
' BlJlEIi'I‘ VALENI'INE.
Smith .\orwnllc. June 25, lull]. jullt tf
8.0. units. Brannon: Dptloian,
HOMER o. soul's, rs Ito. Main St
(llrm-ms fiilml l-r till v'nnmllr fill! ul r'
pound INN-o. ground {mm prm
in" of old lA'Ile'. Sinister-tint. go
. 'o chnrrr for testing ivy».
Where are You Going?
I run tmingdmvn to
HUNT 8r. ZELUFF’S.
Fish and Vegetable Market
“'hrru I can always find the Ffl‘filli‘al Firth
ntirl \'c::--i:slvlr-~. Aim Salt nnrl Snmkcvl Fish.
13o“
lt-l‘l m
.illtll'l‘l
Oysters, Clams, Lobsters,
Pure Tomato Batsup,
Imported Sardines.
« Pr \‘1-
' l'"lrlil|l"ll vll\.
HUNT & ZELU FF.
I89 I . SEASON l89 I .
DDMMENDIND MDNDAY, MAI 25th,
Lug:
til-r ll'I-tmrt‘rj‘ i’r'rtlcr.
. sic'sfl'lmi
4
a// '7 ,1 .
The stammm or ALBANY”
. u .
Will make Daily Trips to New York.
lentil .\Hllllr .\‘nmslk ni'. t'»... r:..; ~‘:rndn}- us ""311. U‘. \' on storm) Sunder: ltnturn-
1rl,:.lur\r-.\vvt York. l'nvkuml. ~er «t, :11 2.1!; . >..:rrrti._ ’ p. ”L; Sunder» 1| rm 1-. m.
but fll~t sir'n-t it! 2.71! p, :1... >.tt1ud-.n~n: :2le. n..'. <2”. Lt). ~ til “1|!“sz
FARE-“Single Tickets 40 Cents. Excursion 00 cents.
US >l'l\ll.\\'> dirm't whim Iluli 1- Inmlr- \ i‘.t lLu linigr :tml i ’ulwr r-mtv- for flu: Nun Irun
l'nlm r~ I'n-r at ('Illu‘} Mural. mtlwut t'\lri|t tum .uu lrirliltyi :otrrrl~~t~>:i In li'uli l’n
nu tint: train lrnu-nl'nm‘y Island at itl.‘ p. m.
The Propeller “CITY OF NORWALK”
Will ll'tHi' Kr“ \‘nrk .\Inmi.u~. Wmirnwini- :uul I-‘ridnp iii 7- p. m.
'I‘Irnr~dm~ aunt r-nturrtn» nt .3 is: p. lli.
SUNDAY. AUGUST 2-—
i‘im- .\qur .I not lh'rme In:11lnsl.r~.rir.
.\', II.
i'nir
Luau: Nor“ ulk Trim-In) ~.
' tutti
SI’in‘lAl. ttl'l'IXIt .\Tlll-IIJDI—ZN l'tllX'l‘
Ilw new «runner romrt nlt Hr) bland.
_ . lir-lnrung. lunn- lls‘l|l"t1 Hunt 2 p. In. Farr I“: cum.
i'nltf‘l Island and .\2 \\ \ urk tripe "Lulu- it4 11-11 .I.
II. I. New Haven & Hantord It. It. Housatonic Railroad
miniw 12-. rsoo. Ihudmry illlil Sormllk Illusion.
('tlltltl'it"l'I-?IITO .II'NH ll. lr‘Jl.
'I‘minslmu- Ho'illr .\‘oruulk for Imnmxrv
o If». 1' IN :1, m.. l'.’ H, L'SI. fr lows!» and INLET p. In.
Slunlns- tuba. m. and M": p. m.
'I‘rnitx- lonw Imnlmry for Smith .\‘r‘runIk-A
n.5, 7:b»,tm‘:nml ti Em. in. 1:15, furl untl on?
p.1u. Hnmlru- ~' (1'- n. m turd .‘ltt‘r L111.
'l'mlns lmw Ninth .\‘nrmtlk for ltidgvth-hl -«
It IS nlnl it is n. 1H,. 1‘: It. "iii, :3 In and 1.3; pm
'I’rnlnsla-uw RM 'vtiu-ld inr r'mvrrlr .\HHHtlL’
ll t‘». H1). it Is ltllll labs. in., 2w. 3:3. Stimuli
I1 ill p, m,
‘_\e-\t \‘nrk rmtl l’ltlsill'lll I'XIIYt‘!" Irtivcn New
York at All! p. m.. .\uutl: .\“ormdk Iii; p.1n.,
nrrnirn: st l'lllslll'lll all) p. m.
'l'rtlv-lh'ld and New lurk cVIlI’I'Ha Icmm
I'illral'u-hl til i (It I. n... liellrrl Ii ll! p. m” Insti-
nwtmu with "it: p. in. train from Ilnnlmryr
Ninth Snrunlk 2:}! p.1n.. nrmmu at .\‘rw
’l‘IlAIXfi LEAVE Ntt'lll Nttli\\.\l.l\’ A."
luljnws;
Frill NEW Viruk, A. .\l. 51"”
I". .3 to, one 1... .il .~r._ n I. n. ,7
silllru Alt“ .rr~.~,~.ntt u, s .
. ltuttl r.\. l‘. \l 1.. I31 \. l .1: '1'!" ml.
231“an Stuntman, . turn: “will Smurf-ml,
33". I L'lll'x. 5 if. :u . lo Maldinnl. '- L'U M. '1 3| ru .
H’JIM. till or. T ‘11 m. r II n. .. llt'ilnv . l ltlrun,
Washington “pry-u. Nimlnv‘ 311'. or, In!»
cx.. it ISM. l‘. \I. o If my. '5 'Slm .tlitl or.
For V w II n N. .-\. .\I Hi; cl: one run.
v 'I)11r., in ion. Illl‘lsr'. l‘. .\l. icon
I 421142. 2' I]? on, I 3": run, 'l l'r mu.“ LEI
._ 15m; Lilith,“ ll so." ll rut. it "1 Adams
wt and mu. ”:3 n. "1.. n. Sun-Inn 7‘5" ma,
it ”on. Is. "1.: fill-l m: I. In.
You llAIITD‘IIIlIr. . .\I.
l'\t'f‘|>l .\luruluynl
" 1.33-1.53»:
:1. I” ll rt.
din fir” tlld x.
,.
I" l‘ltu. I'. .\I l.:'n’|'\., I"? r‘\.. l l'.’ :11 ., 7 L:- Yurk limp. 111.
on. )1 ll mm. II it? cm. 12:»... m. i“. ‘ihilly urn-pl .‘iundny.
'21 “Minimum. .\. .\t. u lllm'. Mom,
MAIN LINK ltiVlnlUb‘.
’l‘mirrn h-uw Ila-Import m fullnnsl
Trfis.rr1..m-wnuor fur I'ittstlrhl.
lutllu, 111.. tumult-got fur l’lthtIu-ld, mulling
t'mllnu‘llnus for Album uml Ilw \Vo-r-l.
[0 Mn. TIL. freight for IInWIl-ulllv.
ll lbs. to. fret ht for tlrrut lburtmunn.
l Illp. 1n..l‘ma MIT 11an Mirror 7 jluau‘ltfll'l’.
out p. 1b.. New Milford sports .
d I" p. 111.. New Milford npvrlnl
on» p. 111.. freight for Ilrral Ilarrtnctnn.
Til'ni. 1n..r.~‘nmlny-t [WNKUT for I‘ltrnttchl
11an Albany.
“Him: I‘. M. it'll rx . I ‘20P.- 7|.11‘tf. PHI
tux. HIT when Monday iimt‘ltllm lwtuocu
.\irw Ilium null Sprlvvutiv cll rs.
I’m: Ihsrrns. .\. .\l. tl‘.’ um .\‘Imre Lino»).
I’. .\I. I'.'II| ”Lulu bpnngttrldl. I”; l>\.1\ll\
Ilortrnntr.
LEAVE Nl‘flV Willi“
I-‘on Piotr" Normans. A. .\I. out on, not
m'.,7tlIM..MIII-x. ”Marx. luster. lllflmn.
Ultimo-hrs. l’. .\l. IL‘ltfmx. Itllrs , 21!: um,
llllfex.,zlill1~x..ut:os,,ll)lt-x.. Murrudtflrr”
miscatlot an, int) \rtnm- cit. nmt um. It: in W . . .
midnight ex. .‘irmdnys Md no.7 3min. outrun, ""“',:.:l'3fl,l,: finmm’" " l" p'"“""' ”d
our nildulrtht. '
in .
‘snms. tlrmrsl Putnam!" Agnrr.
ROTON POI NT,
South Norwalk. Conn.
A DELIGHTFUL SUMMER RESDRT
ON LONG ISLAND SOUND.
New Hotel. Deligbtlut Grove, New Bathing Houses.
New Attractions.
First-Class Restaurant.
Meats To Order at Short Notice.
Sea Food a Specialty
DANCING DAILY IN THE PAVILION
AH‘ERNMH ARI) EVENING.
FINKENSTTTH KELLY.
owssss Ann rsormsrorts. jefl
A.\\.I
EVERY PAIR WARRANTED.
Call and exmnine them before purchasing any other shoe, at
H. s.‘ BROWN’S,
South Main Street. 80. Norwaik.
The New Dry BoodsStore.
TRISTRWE HYATT,
No. 2IIGAZETTE BUILDING. NORWALK
.THE GREAT ,IIWEIITIDII III
HDSIERI.
"I‘he process of constructin the
Louvorth consists in ltF-IN F IRO-
I.\G ’I'IIE HEEL AND TOE~the
parts subjected to the greatest
wear-w1t 1 an
EXTRA THREAD 0F LINEN.
the most serviceable of all fibres,
' which results in :1. stocking of great
practical merit. possessing more durability and comfort than an
other that has ever been produced. One pair of the Linwort
Stockings is guarantcd to outwcur twu pairs made in the old way.
Bathing Suits.
We are showing a full line of Ladies'. .\lisscs’ and Children’s
Bathing Stilts at low prices.
TRISTRAMILHYATT
No. 2 GAZETTE BUILDING.
w. B. HaII&Co.
BRIDGEPORT.
'I‘hvstock in our store has to he removed before August 7.
'I‘Iwronrvun vm-unt storcsund the entire stock must he sold.
('«rmonttrl sm-tlu- new prices. This sah- is imperative and the
prim-s plum-ti on our
FINE DRY 00008 RDRTAINS AND
DLDAKS
.~'\r~..~*urh that no ct'utrnlnist can afford to pass them hv.
. Irish l‘ornt. .\wrss and Nottingham Curtains arc positivclv sell-
111;: li‘nlil 3-: .m in $1” :1 pzur. lo‘ss than prim-s of next autumh.
b": :1 pair ('illi lu- >11va on Blankets.
RugSI
7
I
i
Bugs. Bugs.
Never Such Bargains Before. Probably Never Again
15x;;o;_r-hnico patterns. trio. worn >31 '35; 21x45,
:51 it, \vvn- - thtxilli. an extra size. also :31 ll.
mm- tlw 5m, $1 22:», were $3: :inxml. very handsome, $;
5'... '2’: ,.r.x.‘:.‘sph:mlid puttcrrrs.'5'3 it), were $3; (in-at Rugs. 4x7,
call}, “mm c”: hxtm Largo. exit. sift til, \vcrc SIS; Sheepskin
Mats and limit Rugs all rmir'kml down.
'lll‘t'>n‘(rt)r)tls. .lth-l‘r)’. .\utinns. (‘nttun l'ndvrwcur. Summer
“ash (umds’. Intros. tuluvos and l’urusols are positive-Iv markcd
lttWt'l‘ than any prim-s econ lli tor-iv yours. '
w. B. HALL & 00.
1,000 Pairs of ladies’ Shoes
-- ~~~~~ "m [IE—~—
RV'BCLDSED DUT AT SPECIAL PRICES
And on :u’vmgv I’Hllll‘llnil of uu-r ill! per writ. These slur-s
grnulr‘. wound or :1 mlzrrtinn. tool to he sold 11! I
elegant Rugs.
were :32 25; :hixfr-l.
:m, were
rricos that make them
GENUINE BARGAINS for CONSUMERS.
W:- rptnlr- a few prime;
SHHES of..-fizxofi-sxa.r:;:~:.t:‘fn:n:::£:ioriseszlsgrfi
I I} r mun-god, nun-limo sewed. liudir-s' Shoes, at
.\Irttln-wson rlr ('o.'s slightly impcrfcct, hund-
m-wml. worth $5.1M :1 pair: will be sold for $2.50
to 82.2.5. llulancc in fine lleorrls. sum dos suoEs'
TIIE BEST IIIIIDAIIIS EVEI DFEEIED.
GLOV ER & OLSEN,
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Estimates given on
Plumbing, Bas Fllllllg, Tu and Sheet ItonWorIr.
Victory. llew Stamford and Silsby’s “Steam floaters
We have a fine stock of
Decorated and Plain China. ~
able. including New York Ranges.
Ship ChandlerS. '
aw odd lots of regulnr
”no lot of tint» pairs [unlit-5' ’I'nrncd Shoes at
gum; rcgillitrpi‘ir'c.$11.30!” $1.7m. thwlotot‘ :bnpnirs Inunsbury.
and importer-ts. at prices that make t rein
at Washington St... 80. Norwalk.
We are selling
l‘he IIUUIIESS and UNCLE NICK RANGES, Both Bet and Port
302 Ulster Strut.
S
, ‘ is ”NEW“
in . s
TIIIE TABLE STEillEB MEDEA. man or: .. mourn... Davrd Stow
9 Leave north Nor-well: for Roles Pointmlo no u. m.. 12 on p. m, $1fi.?lln1“lo"ifi‘“fl£%rme .4 ill: m“ “a m ”ml,“
no r. m..: co .111. mu use. he.» ‘ ‘ m _ .. .
Lolivo ileum I)l’ohit for 8min Norwalkwn on o. m.. II no u. m., mfifhllmm “5“; {if , 37;: mg? ., "
in: p. m., a nap. m., 445]). m., 6301). m. Ema. ”mm; ”.33“ idle
'suuosv TRIPS. min-n - .. ”t“ ~; " a:
time Booth Hawaiians) s. m, 1 on p. m, e 30p. m, 4 ill 1...?"- - aggripnsnl
; pt ms, 5 mp. moi _ “I. WA.“ m
leavefiotonPoinPIIBDumJifipntmllOp.m..tlti0p.m,. Tm Mimi's“
a to p. in W Matti.
Norwalk Chronicler