lift-esteem Walked with
the Veterans.
mi res arm-r renter
j tut Inning—no I»
”Put and the Woman's
M first.
m iii—It was precisely 5:10
‘ mwiili a. sigh oi relief.
WVesny-wnnghis
Would-held and grasped the
"axJ’riaidmt lisyea Six hours
' hhad‘lunthesigualior thehead
murnovgandibrover five of
l. lul- kcpt on his fut, while the
t ‘ Jaunted put the grand stand
fluid. It was a long and trying
Mtbcotheroccupsntooi thegrand
M whhh included Governors Pope, oi
Vi m.“ Indiana: Thaver, oi
General Miles, sx-Governor
7 . , . minds; ex-Governor Winans,
aim; nominee Conger, oi
flies motor Thomas W. Palmer,
mm Senator Mandernon. of Re-
' ' ‘ andGeneral Smith, oi the nine.
tenth United States regulars, stood it
I Iravely. ’and although they mutually
w thatthey were glad enough it was
. Waudtbavetenns, lootaore and worn
antastlsywmtor the line at march
‘ tamedoverflvemneswere in the heat
‘ Isflriis.
”WMIBWSIscem
Whatwlth the enthusiasm oi the im—'
”manhood and well paved
, ,‘ wavsnnee, the ample police arrangements
‘ andtbe innovation in the shape of the
‘ 1::
A .
" flu
NAT '0” AND GBISWOLD STREETS.
lireropoa that were stretched on either
“d the roadway along the entire line
til-Itch and which kept the throngs from
melting on the formation of the line.
they milk! to admit that it was one oi
Earnest pleasing and successful turnouts
Ithe history oi the organization. The
' . is for feeding the multitude
"I likewise ample, and the tens oi
m of hungry men and women.
when Ch parade was iinally disbanded,
bundnoeanssior complaint. All in all
“City of the Straits has done Itself
leans treat the Parade.
There were forty—seven divisions in the
Eda. and it took just two hours ior the
tour to pan s given spot. Estimates
I man who galloped along the line and
w the iormstion streets alter the
dull-detour! placed the number of
“in thaline all thewayiromaiifiwto
' division wasreplete with in-
‘m At the head oi the in-
Wallaoe Footer. secretary
I flint or Desi Soldiers, Sailor: and
' aasoeistion. carriedan i
”with the inscription '"I‘esc ,. atri-
“I in the Public Schools." The only
m member oi the national council oi
m of the Grand Army. James
[Julian-arched ahesdol Dahlgren zest,
I’m Va In the Michigan div ion
Baaltfita. Hariepoetourrled umbrellas
M oi Lake Superior and the City
alliance.
h “0 Connecticut llns part oi the
Wanda italic! eorpa rode in csrriagea,
their white handkerchieis in re-
' ”salut- m the crowd Massa-
iollowed neetlcnt in very line
bastion, marked by division banners
horse on horseback. The drum oorpa oi
ih Minis“ advance. dressed in con-
blak. and the vstoraus to quicken
ii
3:
E
' chi-t Mihdki'n‘iréhe‘d‘siv
’Buckeys lads boiore he roll-need his ate
to the grand stand.
._ Illl stand. and are models of beauty.
» Tit-ream
" ’ it no
mm
mountadby
template. It iacalled the Peace
the rink to participate in a reception to
Volley. Fla-Governor Alger was master
of ceremonies. Mayor Pingree. in o well
chosen address, welcomed the veteran.
and the eontmander-in-cbiei mode a briei
response. Briei addresses breathing a
spirit of
made by ex-I’resideut‘ liayos, Secretary
Proctor, Governors llovey and Page,
General Butteriield and General Fnircbild.
Meanwhile unother great crowd had
gatherui at Camp Sherman in the Exponir
tion building, and thither the same speuk~
erswere hurried and the programme»
peated. At midnight. the streets were just
as crowded no they were at midday, but
the sleeping accommodations oi the city
were ample and none were compelled tc
seek a lodgmeut in the open xtir.
ington will get the next encampment.
The western [mats have made ngallnnt
fight. and the Lincoln delegation especi
ally have spent money like water. Alter
the parade scores of carriages, with can-
vassinseriptions "Idncoln in i893":were
flying over to the various headquarters
and the delegates irmn the rust were in-
bored wltb lung and earnestly.
Washington crowd, however, luul got in
their work and the western men have
about given up the light. lit—Postmaster
General Punk Motion was the lender oi
the “'nshington boomers.
of Wisconsin, is atill in the lead for com-
mander-iu-ehiei, although :- eomhiuntion
against him is probable. The chief argu-
ment against him is that both Wisconsin
and Minnesota have bud the otllce in the
campment were iormerly opened.
ably the moat important matter that will
ense ob
‘80
away. We are spelling out Bargaid'dwith a big B becoueo
there’e‘uothing small‘abouiza them. 'Do you want to make a
dollar go a long way? Wound 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-
note.
‘I'lte Artistic Decorations.
The decoration» along the line of march
r, ndaomstrinmphalagnbfir
t atmta One, apati-
_, , near Griswold, is one
an a aborate Florida display
Anoiheraroh bridges ‘Jeiiernon avenue.
but the tower and war are!) lit the inter- »
action of Woodward and Jefferson ave
nuea ia the finest work of art. It woe
built upon the plan oi the Eiffel tower oi
Paris. and but double arch looking through
from either avenue. “Trio hal srch,"ae
itiacalled, displays in yr
oi the various corps of the Union unity.
crowning the structure are field guns un-
limbercd and in position, and on the cape
oi the lateral supports of the flanks are
stands of arms.
the insignia
A [inception to General t‘cauy.
Lastnigbt the comradce flocked out to
good will to the veterans were
“'aahlngtnn “'lll (let It.
It is pretty well conceded thnt Wash.
The
A. (i. Weimrt,
last decade.
The Color Queetlon.
This morning the sessions of the en-
Prob
come up for cousiderution is the trouble
over the colored ipsue in I.oui~itmn. The
white comrade» from New Orb-nu» are do—
lermined to ion-e it vote on the question
whether or not they Shit“ be compelled to
have poets oi mixed color. or whether tin-
colored man and brother in whose bellull
they iougbt shall not be compelled to get
into prints by themselves.
ii the encampment lays down the law oi
"no color line" the white comrades threat:
on to break up the department.
Some of Today's Features.
The ninth annual muventiun or the
Women's Relief corps also opened bite thin
morning at the Church oi Our Father. All
day long there were held reunions oi voter
sun at the various halls, school buildings
and oiilcea by regimental and brigade 0r-
ganiutlosa
The programme iorthls evening follows.
Grand naval and pyrotechnicel diaplny,
closing with the most magnificent lire
works spectacle ever seen in America. an
titled “Perry'ti Victory.”
Campfires at the rink, at the ex pmitiun
building and at the Control Methodist
uroh.
A BIG SUGAR FIGHT IS ON.
Clans Sprockets and the Trust llnslly
(Initia- Prices.
New Your. Aug. h—A bitter fight in on
between the sugar truet end Clam Sprock-
els, who baa been a thorn in the aide oi the
sugar runner: on thin coast tor many
years. About ten days ago the president
oi the sugar truet was called away by the
fatal Illness of hit father, F. P. linvemey-
er. While he was away Clan: Spmkela
announced a reduction 0! one-sixteenth
cent per pound in granulated an r. lie
not seriously into the trade at t anger
trnrt,bnt no notion to meet the not war
taken. as it was believed that serum as
Epreckele' aupply was placed he would re
lire iromtha market. He he on titling
«den, however. and practice ly supplied
all demanda
sienna ordered the auger trust price ior
granulated sugar reduced one-airmail:
cant below the cut made by fipreckela
The latter then brought bl» prior one-nix—
rsdnetlons made hrl
the price at grand
down to
r cent»: per pound
ants-4h loweat on record The
named by the sugar trout in i no mote.
trust. your sold tor 051 route per pound.
As filial fewer in cities...
column. Aug.
renalvsda
capital. “the
0. Men‘s It!" tonal.
it
W
Wt
a Mac
I“ mummy bond
"ml oi
.J.
llym ae
Altar lilacs.
HM]
it t A‘fiicsl
W M Ila
senile-gate
atherlfitisrtiifla
WW club
wait
When Provident llavemeyer returned he
teanth cent below that oi the trust. The
late! sugar
in Philadelphia, on which l per cent. to at
ed, making the not cool: price (it
in August. tun. alter the formation at the
hmi’midut Baker. oi
the Work“ Colombian «tincture. has jnet
tlon by cable from M.
and.“ net oi the illitel Iowa».
to erect a tower on t e
mils. the enterprise to be backed by
cable set forth that
anperlortotheonaat
The are
"You. An ill-WNW
do reunite-em
it. It wanideuti
that oi
eonneetul with the dry
Jamar 'l‘aleett. st in
street. ltlvaqneetlon whether
unaudited told“ or accidentally loll
overboard.
k-
Diroo tor an-
WM
numb-"meme
mun star to weigh in
' her
muanwoun
‘Ciubs Meet at .5!!‘°‘“9'
memes nook Ill Pmrsnvlnu
“no Dilereat Conveutlnmv l'ass Bean-
Istlons kuloglslng the Man ire-
Ialar—Kansas Anion-co lies-lore Who
ltatt‘l'hat They Are opposed to tho
Bub-Treasury Scheme.
Simeon, N. Y., Auk. li.-'i‘hia city in
full oi delegates to the annual convention
oi the New York l-ltnlc League of lit-pub
Ilcan clubs. At ll o‘clock it. to. today
the convention was coiled together by
President McAlpin. it is expected that
little in tohe accomplished the. first day
except the appointing oi ooumiitteee on
organization. resolutions, etc. When the
nnmo oi the James G. Blaine mot-tattoo
oi the Sixth Assembly district uncalled
in convention today there was a tremend~
ona demonstration for the statesman from
Maine.
Shrueder for tlovomor.
Ex-SEnalor (ii-humid, oi Brooklyn, says
Frederick A. Shroeder must take the lte- 3
pnblican nomination ior governor whether
he wished it or not. "i tell you," he sold,
"Shrneder is the only man to curry Kluge
county, and ii we can do thnt we are sure
of the atria."
They favored Blaine.
The New York and Kings county dele-
gation while on mute bullutml for prcst
dent of the l'niled Stores. When it was
announced thnt mo hmiml the nomimv
tlon oi James G. liluino, is President linr-
rleon, 8 McKinley and H were {or the
nominee, admirers of the vet-rotary oi ntatc
just turned themselves lome nml yelled.
The headquarters oi the lcuzttc :It the
Giotto were ilirongntl “ith [lulllli'ldlls up
to a late hour. Prod-lent .\lc.\lpln and
Secretary Hedges \vt-rc vi~itetl by many
delegations with assuranccs' oi their sup-
port for rte-election.
Scarcely :t doubt exists that both will
remain in the olliccs they now occupy.
The big nuns meeting this owning Is to
be addrcused by President Jltllll‘lt S. Clark-
son. oi lltc National Icuguc. iicncntl
Nathan Gull. Xulimml Organizer 'I'. E.
Byrues. llolwri P. Porter. Colonel Elliott
Shepard, linou'cll (I, llnrr and others.
President (‘btrkson and General lint! Will
be here today.
ltlnine and McKinley.
NEW YORK, .‘utg. 5,-w'l‘lw llernld says.
"Do the Blaine Republicans believe [but
the success oi McKinley would umkc the
tariff the ovurshmlmvirg lawn, in IN“). and
"Nth? lilaiue liepuhlicsrtu lur 1 km. .l mu
preparing; to kittie the um bur oi the on in
bill in Ohio this ycnr?"
The Iicmld‘e Columbus «liq: tit-lies indiv
onto that tin-y are. Mr. hiriilhlcy more
completely embodies iltc pruuruun priu
ciple than uuymhcr American, llli-I ll umy
be said ior .‘Ir. Illulnc tlmt in him the re
olprocity idea llnda lie strung»: t nod illusl
intelligent advoczttc. .\lr. lilalue l5 bitterly
antagoniotlc to the protetive idea so it dude
expreileiou in the McKinley thrill lnw.
What. then. more lulllll'tll than that he
should covertly de~lre tbu ileient oi it»
acknowledged champion in a gubernzliori
alcuuteet where lurid reiorm and tnril‘l
prohibition iurtuah the battle uric» Ior the
reepaotive tom wptgcdf
‘IIIOYI “I'll-t Maine Will Ibo-Ila.
Among the runny rumors current in
Washington In one crediting Secret-try
Blaine with the purpose oi retiring irom
theoabinot at an early time and seeking
an atylnm in Italy (or the restoration oi
his health. The story must be token,
however, with many grams oi allowance.
Well informed people nay that Mr. lllnlne
lagratlually recovering irmn his late illv
noes, and thobcliei Iii gi-Iierul tlmt upon
his restoration to hcnltb he will return to
the capital and resume again the duties 0!
his department. ’l‘lu-w «little» are very
congenial to Mr. lilniue. There In on in»
tellectual delight in them that cannot be
found in the ordinary routine oi the other
executive departments. while the preotlue
of the office in inr beyond thut enjoyed by
his cabinet nuuirnma.
“use Itopabllasns Want lllaino.
lianoaa. Pit. Aux. ELM.“ the ltcpllllll
can convention. which met in thin city
tally. the following Milnlhm war
adopted with great vim-ring:
The Republicans oi letter «malty recount:
lag in James ii. Illainea ataimman who. ad
voracyoi theparty‘u prim-lplm in the bmm
and can-ta and bet-no the [ample tw- drawn to
liar-aha hula oi adbereutn. whose dignified
asdrnasiy mammntof (metro ail-tire he.
fled tor the notion the mood and admire
oi the world an secretary ni stale and u s
cilia». who-o ability and seal twomlmntly NI
him (or that high petition. do hereby declare
kin: our chutcs ior pmldvnt in law,
The convention eleeunl the lion. Henry
R. “all. C. W. llay and .l. I). Madge delo
to the state convention. and new
This uomlna
that thlseounty in in unity”. conga-so die
trict.
M.M.N
Another mains lion--
Ballpoint). l’a. Aug. awn the limpet:
slum:
"Wired. That the devoted mom our
and oi the
Whip skillful infill?”
lion. Janeen o. Blaine. enema”: state. «on
land the admiration et the world. than»
tiled the nation and the renewed
tin u s hauler.“
. And Mill haul-er.
”Muen- were hell but
“lb iaattm of the platform wan
Against the llaaa'l’reasary Cabanas.
publishing open
the “Mme
We party’s atadldala tor ileum
Inventor last (all. , .
be mum
New‘ «York. State Republican m
Boaten...0 e‘
an......t ye
Ali'hllsdolphiav ,
'I’hlladd‘ phla...l l o u o
and Klttrid .
Cincinnati ..... 00010"!!!
A. W. Williams, 0! uharon. to the
W mutilation“ convention.
lion oi lllnhw insignificant from the incl
Iicas convention held here the following
resolution was adopted with great millil-
l
prideaad
militias Willie“ partylnklsahili
Pormutt. Aug. h~ileven Republican
ysatevday.
mm the “aluminum
W. Aug. anew. iihlim and
. A. Mien at the People'r
m, transcendental“ in Alliance
letters
mm
United states
a caudal-am mini. stain on the
' t‘eMo-htmbmi.
are flush momenta
tunity for putting your money where it will do the most good.
J5
01D: war or
3‘ name
" “flit: ’ mfififti ‘ Wham.
amour. mom.
Atm—
natteriea~olarkaon and
and Keenan.
........u I to 0
Batteries: Ghaaou and Clements. (import
W
AMERICA! ASSOCIATION.
At Cincinnati—
0..
o _
was!
.0!
Wuhlumn...llil0000il
Battarin: Wand Vauuhn. Fore
fits-s.”
‘?
cor?
HEP
o-EF
E.
At Rochester-
Rochester. . . , .I
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Malignant diphtheria is prevalent In the
South Dakota lioepitul tor the Insane.
- The California wheat crop this year will
be 30,011le contain, worth neutron
Five large double furnaces are now being
run by the Pottevllle iron and steel oom-
y.
Two battalions oi cavalry have left El
Bette, I. ’l'., to drive cattlemen and cattle
from the Cherokee outlet.
Four i‘hicngn mpitnliwta are reported to
be ready to build nu clemicd railroad on
the West Sidl' in that city.
Deputy (fol 'l‘uekrr bus let-n indicted for
aiding In the escape of the notorious burg
lar lluderwu from the jml in llutniltou
county, 0., two with! out).
The sealing sehonuers Minnie and C. i).
“and have been sent home.- from the lich-
I’qu sea by the Thciis. which in»: >0 in:
warned iort y schooncre to leave that son.
The Natimml lhluk of the iiupublie has
begun busimw in Chicago, with a capital
stock oi “animal.
The Bank oi England in ulnippivm gold to
the Argentine Republic, a sign that tilt
Ilnancinl crisis in ever.
William O'Brien has been granted three
days' extension oi time by the bankruptcy
court to explain his failure in pay throw-l9
In his suit “guilt!" Lord Shibbury in July.
"‘39.
Mn. “rich .\I. (iullxatr, the limo pruhl
bitiunisi, will follow Major hicle’mlcy nil
through (thin during the rnmp:=.ign mu:
talk [my turiii Mid lllt'l‘l‘itfl'd u Men in!
worhiugmcn.
The Knights In Politics.
I’llILAllELl'lllA, Aug. 5. «James wright,
organizer for the Knight: oi IAIN“, hlb‘
returned from an extended tour through
Peuunylvauin and other states. He serum
that the order in Pennsylvania in tort
constitutional convention and ballot re
form. and in Ohio the Knight» will lint)
llllcil In the Peoplc'ti party and the farmer.
“We want ballot reform." raid Mr.
Wright, "and we are supporting the lie
pnblleans because they will give us that
we want. We cannot haw a reiorm oi the
ballot without a coustitutiounl convene
lion. The Republicans have opened the
way toward both.
“I cannot my how far McKinley will to
dinnily antagonized. but think Foster‘o
action in Washington In dumiuainp
Knights of Labor irom govemtnent em
ploy may silent the campaign. There an
those who think hieKlnley might have
done more than he did In the way at one
clliation."
Alleged lard-rs Is a all».
Continuum, Pa. Aug. li—liina In
specter Duncan and Coroner lI-alberi an
exploring ltslney‘u limoeminas. M the
beginning oi the late coke atrtko this mine
was set on lire. and three l’ulltlltlaln, whr
were repairing: the tracks. lost their line
dune-“min elf-ileum
sun with LIKE WP
an“ J”. salmon A”
7.3....» .....':‘.. muse”;
mgmwm. eufimu'
C. L éGDEN,
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Spot-titration Furnished.
I am prepared to do all kinds of work by the
bcslui workmcu.b_v the day or runlrm-t.ul
the lowest prim and at elmvt notice.
S’I‘AIIIS AND MANTLE WURK
SPECIALTY.
GIVE ME A CALL.
suov AT Hi? lillE out. 01.,
”rub.“ NEAR Till-l DEPOT.
Fachtt’s
NENIIQIINNTEIIS Hill
MILLINERY!
No. I? Main Street.
Formerly a Water St, Harwell.
Just Mu'll'l‘tlJlll dozen lime io-dny in all
without reserve. all shay-m tutti mlurfl. at the
t'XIl’l‘lllt‘l) low- price ni 30m, {orator Iricc SI.
“tit: Inl of Hair; 201‘. ' ill) “'n-tallla ‘3 r. with.
0m in! of line French I'MI'rn 3ttr,,~ioe.,blk.
cut-1.. ll-m‘l furucl the number.
I? MAIN STREET,
Next In J. F. lleimrlt‘tl dry guilds stow.
Mrs. W. iawcen,
lo. I? ilain Street llorvulk
A
Did it ever occur to you that
there was a difference in Soda
Water? Syrups sour vcry «visily
this season of the your. “'0.
aim to have the beat, and our
trade is so large that we are
obliged to make our Syrups
fresh every day. May be you
don‘t know it. but we serve pure
Cream with our Fruit Syrups
undut thosume pricc you pay
ell-wwhero without it. Perhaps
you have bought yourSmlu where
it didn't suit you. Try ours.
nattflALE cm.
in the mine. Their decent, ‘ bodice
have lost been iound Threeot the atrikert
are suspected oi having brat HIM the
Poles and then setting are to the ruler ta
conceal their crime. Henmlonaldevelop
mentsars promlaed at the ooroaer'l in-
queat. a”
Wlillava l. mu Very In.
Eula. Pa. Aug. Latin-(hm "emu W.
L Scott Ilsa verylli at hie . one In thin
ity. ill» pit ysleisa la very reticent. but
than can he Ilttledoubl but that Mr. fleet!
lssuilerluu [mm his old stomach trouble.
The member: oi Mr. tit-ott’s loudly are all
here. and though but little in given to thv
bile weanling )lr. Seult'a condition.
may cannot iii-guise their shalom on»
can nor theconvlctlon that he la a very
lick man. _‘ .......e.w.....-
new Var! “that Inuit-vied.
lire Yeah. All]. hw'l‘be grand lug has
Indicted John A. ifooknlll of The on-
ina Advertiser. William 3‘. Iain!“ oi Th!
Heroin lion, Joseph i'ulitaer oi The
World. lord ilsrrlll at The Prom. 0.
W. Turner of The Recorder. Albert 3.
Houklay oi The Morning Journal, and
Charla it. Miller of The‘l'inm iur pub
halting minute of tbs Bing em; elsetro
cotton The Tribune em the only more»
app-r not indicted. it was toned that
paper practically occipital with the
Mia main to Heat.
Vellum. Au lwlr. kennels
barium-renter: theitatioenl 1mm!
nib-mantle club, has called a aprelal
hating oi the executive committee 0!
that organisation ”behaldish'ee York
neat 'l‘naatlay, Aug. it.
miles and mm Mm.
moon, Au. anti-Isis. illlloe no
O'Brien appeared in the timer (Min
the It“ llifl it
Wyndhammluuthultw
mem and It: a in
nun-dude“. filteitkflrcsaallw.
opulence-t.
$33K“:
gt
§ "‘.".‘..'3'.“..'.‘si':"'
0mm. am: Main Street.
IIIWBMIVI'. 00".
Itxsvaiaer is
preciou- muce Pit-:8
urnv DAV "I Till VIII.
W
. and moment-Mo
. ill it h rs.
militia peanut.“ no Immune
‘ 'ululuw-Jomlhfl
shatter? . Meal literal
vi (trust-I ‘ u'iznlafi.
cumin. .2. f? it): ". !. manure. ltd
up.“
*— anatomy
, ,
,
A 1 : \«
Ava‘u
" bf Ali "kites.
. We have on hand shoot
20 WAGONS,
Canopies.
“Buggies.
Spindles.
, Phaetons.
Bunabouis.
Business Wagons.
“'blrb we odor at
Greatly Reduced Prices
In order to stave carrying: them over till
next Spring.
f‘ull and we thoriunml rcctm‘ it mid Intr-
gnin. You will urn-r how u letrr upwr-
iunily.
Wrighttilynn
Fllllllllli STREET,
South Norwalk.
F. HAYES
llsving removed hie uncut nmrkcl
No.6 North Main Street.
Will supply the [Marple of ilti» vicinity om.
lhellmu line oi
Fresh and Salt Meats,
POULTRY. Etc..
To be found in the stole.
F. H1"? ES,
Nil. 6 NORTH MAIN SlIlEEl
allure-counter
Arc sclliuga very nice quality
of Butler. It is from the Leb-
anon, UL. Cremuery.
tillle oi the year when ynwturnge
is plenty. the Lebanon Cnramery
people do not find it ready sole
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
some sweet, Wt‘lI-lllllile article
thutis sold in rolls, at from :i
to 5 cents a pound less titan their
Roll Butter. This is our second
season with it. We know it is
as sweet on now buy. nud'will
keep Well, it is so solid made.
We are finding little for tubs and
half tube. as well as by the sin-
gle pound. About 50 pounds to
the tub. If you wish it nice
article here you have it; 25c 0
pound. Special price by tub or
part of tub.
nuttwcumsmct
fab Lye-3s in) w. ?.3flaiss Shoes.
In“ a 't'i‘ 3.1 Tidin’ili
Who ahflilhu'wr'e rs. .u
70R
on. cannot .
of‘la dip in the
SOUTH NORWAU‘.
At this FR
to
"not... ‘ Mini:
(BNEBIIIII'B POINT)
CONN.
NOW OPEN
,, BOATING, IllilllNli lNII FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecialiy.
A stage will connect at South Norwnlk
w ill train: on the New York and New Haven
mill-cad.
C-i,
ted.
M. H. PARSONS,
, Family Horses, Grocery
in fact, Anything in the Horse
All Horses sold by this es-
ruck HOI‘St‘l-l
Pacing Horses, Fine Coach Horses, Elegant,
tnblishment are warran
PNIDES LOW.
Brookslde Stock Farm.
Horses, Farmers' Horses,
Line.
Roadsters, iloav y '1‘
To HORSE BUYERS
Trotting Horses,
BIII [If
E MANUFACTURER
MILE RIVER.
BABY Mill llIlll CARRIICES.
’I'bouideul nmnuiacturcr of baby carri
now orient finished Work for Mill! in live ill or-
eni at "less oi running gear; alum great variety
oi la um and lrimmin rtt prices which ill I
be high enough and oa‘ enough in suit the
turret fastidious.
ANK BOYLSTON
ti Mir
Any article that has outlived
2'3 years of competition and im-
itation, and sells more and more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins‘ Electric Soup; first
mode in 1:“sz just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their name is legion,) save
clothes and strength and let
soap doth work. All that we
can say no to its merits, pales
into willingness, before the
story it will tell, itself, of its
own perfect purity and quality.
if you will give it one trial.
it. or will get it. Try it next
Mllillliiy.
There are many imitation
Electric Hoops in which olcc-
Ie the ori ‘nnI one, all Magnetics. Elm»
trice. and Metro-Maxim are fraudulent
intimtione. Auk for Dobbino' Elmvtrlc.
aux-thin our unmeienn every wrapper.
k to him.
i. L. Cums & Co.
l’hihlelphia. Pa.
I. II. BECKER.
39 Wublnflun HIM fl). Now-ll.
Dnlerla
Wall Papers,
Mixed Points,
White Lend,
Oils. Gloss.
Couch Colors and Vnminhes,
Artists” Materials,
tier, 62.00.
., 1 _ deep, deep see," just When you will
it. but ithisn’t, necessary input. your head under, a' p11 , ,
keep cool. Try one of Our Suits. We have knocked
props from under the old price because it is cheaper topsoil ‘_
at Cost than to store them array until another summer comer.
along. We ought not to part with one of them at suchnn’
unprecedented figure, but go they must and that is
there is about it.
Ask your grocer for it. lie hos
iricity ploy» no purl. llobhino'
and ii any other in rent you by your
(X‘l‘l’. when you order mm. send It
Combined Choir and Step Lud-
MeCloeke ’3 Wood Fliler~Beet
nrkot, mm a Gallon.
Washington Street.
- gill~
all
swine etude; ‘
on... Economical. lleaithiah‘st ’
lilli THE can or smut
HAZ§5TON*
Cross Creek
. COAL.
Hickory, Cal, Pine aluminum
1900.
Bald Hay—audit“
lillllll lllll FEED.
RaymondBroihers
THE EAGLE
nun llllllllSTEIl BICYCLE.
SAFE, PRICIICll IND FIST.
Thie wheel has been thoroughly tented and
cannot fail tube a favorite among wheelmen.
J. BAPTIST PERRY
A-gent for Korwnlk and vicinity.
(Milne at Raymond st reel. mrncr tin ’.
Morning, Noon and Night
-—TAKE——-——
tumult.
one Bottle Thoroughly Continues.
it i< n-murknble how many Kelli-lo there are
who have thnl tired femilir w uaeem toth
it of no importance art at nothing need be
duuc (or it. ‘ They would not heliooarele-t
if they realized how really serious; themal—
ed)" in. ilut they think or any. ”It wIll
uli lilt'l’ nwhilr.‘ We do not mean the
ultimate wearineas which all experience
:Iilcr ‘lt bold day's work but that ALL
”neurons wringing: m u
on w y uvcrpovrc [it n t
w ten [bit body abould be ref 3i
ruddy inr work. it is a mints e to allow
the. condition to continue at the body may
mm bet-utm- debilitated world mew .
or wine dim-aw may gain a foot-had.
The l‘l’lll‘lilK-‘u oi the system ior aesiai
should be mllbllt’d by taking
the grcntcet building-up
IBM
8 nmlicino known in the all“ caXAInQe'JE
purities ltllii vitalilca the blood. Isles the
digextlou and rvnlly does m
Make the Weak Strong.
STILLSOII’S SPECIFIC
In a euro cure ior
Chills and Fever and ”hill.
Spring Styles
HATS
IN ALL GRADES AND COLORS 0"
Still andSoflHals,8iIIiNais
lioy'e Hale and i‘apa. (trul- no. for lien and
Boys. Nilll’la Soil “lie in! Nu It
KNAPP’S,
9| Washington St.
my...
Particularlttention Paid to Firing,
Cleaning and Ironing tilt Nate.
‘°°“°mv and sonar!
one
Gasoline Stove/3:"
ind troll lint and E: m
the Summer m. i 9
We have the very butt-Ila
I. 0. JENNINGS.
Amide-deri-
Nill PIPER AND MNIIEIIS.
mmummmrmm.
Piper unmet, Calcimiuat. PIIIIIll
THE MlNHllTlN I
u Ill. titer. '
trimmer-ewe
Cell and See Them. _.
until: MW” all“
Norwalk Chronicler