It. plant
7 ‘ "row ..
Mm taller:
N:Am fl. ”61:.mmlhm fill. IolaBR
, KEN ,I'HEIB CHOICE
all! umnriasrmaursmar
‘ or COIPANY II'.
”mutt AJ.Wlleoaaoa Made fleeond
W llntlon Sold in be
to ”Entire company.
,_ -Mlhe meeting of Company 1'. held
lastevenlng. to nominate a first .lieateov
”the vacancy caused by the re-
W of Henry Matheis, there were
j men members lament.
‘ 'Gaptalnlt. If. Rose was in the chair
After the routine business had been
Muted, the company proceeded to
ballot for a first lieutenant.
' l‘hstotal number of votes cast was
forty-seven; necessary to a choice,twenty-
four.
*Beeond lieutenant E. G. Aiken ro-
delved twenty-nine and Herbert Van
Ile- aigllteen. lfr. Aiken was declared
Apnomination for second lieutenant
wal'then in order, and the name of First
Sergeant“. Wileoxson was presented by
Corporal Scott and that of Musician Jo-
seph Quiet by Corporal lionuecker.
A. J. Wileoxeon received thirty-three
rota and Joseph Carrier fourteen. Mr.
‘ Wileoxaou was declared elected.
The new olfieers give good satisfaction
totheentiro company, and it is hoped
thiswiliaettle the difficulty which has
existed there for some time.
LYING A'I‘ DBA’I'II’S DO0Il.
A Young Woman Blade the \Ietlm of II
Practical Joke.
A cor-net factory girl, Etta DruI- her, of
Bridgeport, is lying at death as door, the
vicfim of a mfilanly trick which was
played upon her while bathing at Seaside
Park Hominy. A large party was in the
water when Frank Butterfield, who has
' I been paying attention tothe girl. sud.
denly came up behind her, and, in a
rough way. ducked her in the water.
She fainted from fright, and after being
taken from the water she went into con-
vulsions. She was taken home. and has
been unconscious ever since. A consul-
tationof physicians was held and they
decided that Miss Druckcr was suffering
from brain shock, the result of fright,
which probably would result in cerehrn
apinal meningitis and death. Mira
Dmcker is a daughter of Louis IJruIIkIIr,
the New Canaan mnslabhr. who was
murdered by Jacob Scheele.
Two Yachts Capalacd.
I'm Pauline Swords, Miss Susie Jar-
vfi and J. S. Cornwall had a narrow ('if-
cape from drowning yesterday after-
noon. They were sailing In Mr. Corn.
waII’s boat, and while off Burritt s Island
the hunt capsized. The young people
: unneeded in clinging to the boat until
7 I two men rowed out and rightod the boat
3‘ and misled the party ashore. The
[artyhare felt no bad eiffecls from their
accident.
The yacht Swan. owned by Frank
Bradbury. of this city, capsized near
Pachlalandyeaterday afternoon. There
were six men aboard. but the maiden:
was not attended with any serious to-
suite.
Dull of Owen Nagle.
Owenlllaglo, twenty years a resident
1* South Norwalk and Norwaik, died
athiaheinaon Chapel street yesterday
afternoon, aged 55 years. lie was a
faithful employee of the Consolidated
mad for twenty-five years, and of the
-I W road for two years. and had
many frientk among railroad men.
”My he went horns from work
~.aras'tioina by the heat, which developed
I‘ll Win, causing his death. He
m. widow and five children: 1’. J.
law, an Maser on the Connrhdated
Mtdmph Nagla of. the Allen Home.
”Innis, lame and Frank Neglc.
whomathonie. ‘
In. Eagle was takean last night.
have posted notices And are causing
m ioIlIa Ill-fluid: mooning
umwwnwofwam.mh
,- thaaprlnkliIIgofitreetundlammII
youW-nll‘havel
nor AllOlllEll’l’Al:
The Smash-op at Sanford'a station the
work of 'l‘rala Wreckers.
It looks after careful inquiry as if the
smash-up at Sanford’s Station. yesterday
morning.was not accidental. but that the
switch lending to the spur track was
ormedbysome one having “renter
the very purpose (foaming untied;
dent. This spur'waa not ‘ need forside-
king regular freight trains, but for
ttlnginacarortwo to be loadedor
unloaded at that station. and this only at
long intervals, there being a long siding
cast of the main track used by regular
trains for sidetracking. The station
house was crushed into kindling wood
and for which purpose it will probably
be used by the track repairers of that
section. Sanford Station was at the
summit of the road. and the up freight
which ran into the open switch was until
the moment of the accident on an up
grade, or the result might have been far
more disastrous.
Dr. I. R. Sanford.of this city,and Mrs.
A. E. Griffiths, agent at Sanford II, had
several articles stored in the second
story of the depot, which III-re broken
and damaged beyond use. The post.
office and telegraph office were ulsoin
the depot. Mrs. Griffith has recovered
nearly all of the stamps, etc. One of
the houses near the depot II ill probably
bonsai temporarily for a depot Men
Thavo been at work or or since the acci-
dent and the wreck of the station and
cars are fast being cleaned up.
Dunne.
atllJf. Mom I. bring
nap‘li’r'lnlx. eto
DOWN AMONG THE ISLANDS.
“'hut III Going on Iit Some of the Popular
Slmro Realms.
A party of Danlmry people are camp-
ing out at Calf Pasture.
The Christian Eudcator Society Im-i
last evening at Ivanhoe cottage. Bell
Island. There were nineteen present.
The Old Well Hook and Ladder coin-
pnny will go to Dell Island this evening
for a shore dinner. The steIiIIII-r
"Medea" will take them down.
E. E. florham and James L. Iluyt. of
East Nornwalk IIho, IIiih their families.
lllllt‘ been I .Imping out on [left-I Island
haw returned home. They report h.II-
in}.I had a delightful time.
I About 20“ members of the New York
and Brooklyn Liquor Dealer; awn-ia-
tion pll'lllf'l‘tl at Roton I’IIiIIt yesterday.
They came up on tho stIIaIIIer “William
Fletcher" and were act-ompitinml by It
band.
A water-melon feast was held at the
Ilariland mttage. Bell Island. last ero-
ning and all present report having had a
ilt'llglllflll time. It is said that James
Fountain. of thisciiy. Ilistingnislml him-
self by eating the largest one.
Misses Mabel Brush, Hattie Raymond.
Ethel and Millie Wilcox. and Grace
Adams, Everiit and Wilbert liyington.
ffharles, Ollie. and Treat Stanley. Fri-d
Ella, Willie and Harry l'ousins and
h'pencer Adams are piIIIIicing at Nauvoo
Island to-Ilay, under the glliauci- of
B. K. Stanley. The young folks “l'n'
taken to the island in O. H. i 'lnrk' 5 Im ht
"Tim-II Brothers."
At (amp Watson.
l’repnrntiom for receiving the citimn
soldiers are nearly finished. All flu-
tenls are up. except the tent for Sunday
aortictn.
Theamngement of streets has been
slightly changed this year. The tools
art-so III-ranged that between each comv
pony isn narrow street running in the
rear of the tents. Through these streets
the men willbo marched on their way
to the rim halls.
lien have been busy since sainrday pui-
ling up the different telephone circuits.
There are twelve instruments belonging
to the camp north».
The parade ground was mowed your-Iv
day and look! rather Ilry. One good
shower would put it in better condition.
(my Pollen News.
’ Alamo Harris. for «mum. was
fined tit and unit by Justice Morton.
thin nunlngwhich he paid. '
Ccmnlablo flail arroIted four vagrant»
in East Norwalk last evening. when»
they wont to keep cool. This morning
they gave their namesas lI‘rIIIIII Holland
Ilehael Lynch. Jmeph Lee and James
Burdiok. They were sentenced to ten
days in the County jail.
Looking for a llielen Bicycle.
The Norwalk police sent a dhpatch to
thki city last night, says the Bridgeport
Homing flows, giving the description of
a young man and asking the pollen there
iobeonihelookoutfm him. T. .l. Dart
is monuments-veto: man who mo
edhisblcyele. It was a Wall safety
lie. 1,“. Ila is five feet and nine
mm In height.
he A-kanmm ma.
The well-known property rattled the
“Amphitheatre.“
g ' , ' my!
. WWI“
‘ mandillrmm
siiIIIIEn siquuits
aaddopot
'l‘nrlt.
0mm All” on. m
melon man. lion-la. The slow or
lathetlyiofi mummmmi
Menominee?
no It I.
Insteu'lv vendobbing proypmptlat 'at leaded‘lo.
'fih‘fi'mmm hum-31m "airmail.
NWHDJ. nnwwrnemn ”milk.
mom innauaau'qunn
war
mu. “.1 “a... "' a... ..
. O .
est prlolIa.Plans. ”ng noatlons, mam.
HT Jfggglt nogsrgrmumnm
. OllA . W“ . .. -
lecturer of ulnar boa ”elude?“
'I'IIB COMING AND GOING 01" CITY
AND 11030179" I’Iffll'lali.
Where and [low They spend Their Hours
« “lamina-Oat arIrona One-tawn-
‘ are Wort-ram hospitality.
Miss L. May Raymond of West street,
is visiting in Brooklyn.
0. B. DeKlyn, manager of the Gedney
House, New York, is in Norwnlk.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Guwwski and lion
are spending the day at (lien Inland.
Mien Nollie Willcock, of Brooklyn. is
visiting Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, Elm Grove
place.
Miss Edith Walden. of Orange, N. J.,
is visiting W. 11. Dudley, South Main
street. I
Dr. Dew II. Lawrence,“ New York.
stopped at the Mahackemo Hotel last
night.
John Murray, employed by B. Bur
chard, has gone to Springfield to visit
his aunt.
Miss Lulu Underhill. of East Orange,
N. J., is visiting Min; ('Iara Marvin, East
Norwalk.
Mrs. J. Jennings and grandson Willie.
of Roton Hill. are fishing relutivos’ In
Danbun.
Charles Clarke, son of actor George
Clarke, has returned to Norwalk from
the Wat.
Miss Pauline Sword». of South Main
street. has returIIIIIifrnnI a month's visit
in Weston.
\‘ic Wilson and daughter. Misc-I Olive
Wilson.' of Texas. are stopping at the
('in Hotel.
Mrs. Annie III-Hand, of Indianapolis.
IIIIl.. is visiting Mrs. Matilda IIafIII-r,
Wit-IlIington street.
Mrs. L‘. If. Perry, in company with
Mrs. 5.1’. Valentine. started yesterday
for Cleveland. Ohio.
lira. Lewis Y. Hubbard has returned
to lll’l‘ home in Shelton from a \‘Isit with
friends in South Norwalk.
B. E. Tlf‘lft'flill’ and son, of (‘IIIItorporL
.. L. are visiting Mrs. ll. Y- ('IIrr.
Second avenue, East Norwalk.
Miss Kiley Scribner. of North Wilton.
is slwmling :I vak with Mr. and Mrs.
Morris Sloan. of Franklin avenue.
Miss Susie llnylies, of Huntington. is
visiting at the resident-II of l'aptniu Theo-
Ilan- Lowndt-s. on South Main street.
Ralph Gotham, of Mount Kiscu. L. l..
returned home today from a visit at the
residence of II. Jones. BIL-If Norwalk.
Mr. and Mrs. Abraham D. Hall. of
Chester. l’n.. anI visiting Mrs. Townsend
Eldred, Van Zandt avench-Iust Nurwalk
Miss Florence Del’oroslarf the borough
has returned from her visit to lhinbury.
She is now the guest of relatives in III!-
furil.
Jefferson Young. Jr.. of Syracuse, .\'.
Y., Supreme Chief Engineer, AIIIeriI-an
Order of Steam Engineers. is in this city
tmluy.
Miss \‘ianiII Sl'fll'lllf‘. of South
Main sin-til. has returned from a visit
with her cousin. bliss f‘htra Brooks. in
Hartford.
lilies Ida Demons! and William If.
'I'reiuper. of New York. arrI guests of
wood art-nu».
bliss Ilelcn Baldwin. who has been
awarding a few days with bliss Alici-
Layton. II‘IIirfleld avenue. returned to
lll'l’ horIuI in Newark to-day.
Miss Katharine (forcnran. of I‘ough-
kIIIIpIIiII. who has been the gut-surf tlII-
Misses Kenna, of lmnurd strwt, for the
past month, returned home today.
W. ('I. Fmte. principal of the South
Norwalk schools. and Mrs. M. B. White.
of Buffalo. formerly of South Norwnlk.
registered at the New York Ilanld other
in Paris. yesterday.
Warden E. 0. Keeler. A. J. blocker and
wife andllrnldlall. kdiNorwalkthiI
nmlagforCothg-City. The Warden
will return on Inndaymmntoprsideai
the lmrgetsea’ meeting in the evening.“
Miss 8. smilinblirs Klelgan.W.ll.ll.
Trumpet, It. A. 'I'reinper. Jr.. ’1'. (Indigan.
and F. B. baby. of flew York cliy.nre
the gum of tin and lnt. ffharlcuA.
flarilnnd. at their home on Lincoln
avenue.I Norwalk.
George Clarke, of Clarke's Folly. sails
for bnrope loinormw in the Hamburg
American Packet company's new dyer.
Foetal llbmarek. its will appear with
Dsly’s mpany at the Lyceum tlIIIIIlre.
London. and return to New York in the
Autumn.
III: Alice r. norm. of this city. is
ital present intimates, Wales. After
remaining there one monthshewlll leave
for Nottingham, England. and sail for
this country September at, on the-lean»
In lfIIJIIIItiII, lII omnpnny with herngd»
mother. lfrs. Willi-III Medley.
The ”Old I‘ls.".f!tfllip
There will probably be a nurdlfleation
Milwatmnelyhlghitmpntnrstntlw
eastern notion of the
today
memmwraln The
Mr. and Mrs. Charles l'IIlIIII-r.of IIIIIII- ito
“eoolmst'lnfolnrepmadlnthsm .
MM
Ill. JD Ii. row-name
mu. 6 00. W
Tommm." "fill.
130‘!!! A 60"
uranium of
coconut All) am
.2195 ll' adapts. our.llalp:pdmfi;a3:.l.m
Iowans.“ ll. ll. “Wall oi, It.
All!) man Pll'la
WILLIAMS." H. ll. to Wall
Dillml All!) CHEMICAL“.
3AM SIDE PHARMACYNanZaIuit ave. Ml.
Huntley llonra. ii to lila III..l
N0 HOPE FOR LOWELL. '
Ila flyslalan lays tho Ind Hay Cane
Any lane-l.
Boston. A li-Dr. Ilenry PWaI-
eott. Jain- ll Lowell's" physician.
ys:"ldr. Lowell in very ill man. if
muted. Up to within the last three
his condition was not serious.
thonghhabaanetbainotrong for over a
rear. linka- bass-admonish"
ilIne,hIitlIalsaInanof atrongraaolntlow
ll“ toouraga and he has W“
die than pm: at entertainments
when any other man would have been in
Md. and where he should have been. I
”Be has suffered greatly from sciatica,
and at. times his agony has been linen-II
He has borne his
sufferings patient»
ly and has been
throughout moat
thoughtful a n d
considerate for
thou about him.
As to the nature
. of his pwaeat ill-
lam hoses“. mm, m“ l “m ”l will-
to speak. As
towhether it In a genera! failure of his
system or not I will not say About three
weeks ago Mr Lowell's condition became
alarmingly worse. Bis sufferings were so
great that it was a to use opiata
constantly. How long it willcontinue I
do not know. but you can say without
fear of contradiction that Mr. Lowell’s
conditionlssueh that the worst mayba
expected at any moment. "
Editor George Jones Dying.
Pousn Samson. Me. . Aug. u-‘l‘ha
news which earns yesterday from the sick
chamber of Mr. George Jones the venera-
b_l_e proprietor of the Kerr York Times,
was nita alarm-
ing. rs was a
decided c h a u go
for the worse since
Monday evening
in Air. Jones’scon-
dition, and little '
hope is now on-
tertaincdef hiero-
covery. The lilOIIII
sch and the whole
system are so do-
ranged that noth- .
tag but bovlnine ‘
aimr'fin ‘30:; aroma roses
slept at luterrals on Monday evening and
as night were on into morning he sank
gradually into a comatose condition, from
which he was aroused only by the appliw
tion of restorativca. When he opened his
eyes he gazed wildly at the frescoed cell-
‘Ing and seemed to be unconscious of the.
anxious faces gathered about his bedside.
iIe uttered not a word, but groaned and
attempted in vain to turn on his right
side. A consultation was then held and
the family were informed that the end
was near.
lllnl rm. .IITrnIng.
XVIII” Yuan. August l?.~—J:Imos Rim“
Lowe-ll and Editor (inurgtulnnvs Ilinl lllln
morning.
DEATHS FROM THE HEAT.
Party l'roairallona and Eleven Yatelltlea
at New York.
New Yeas. Aug. l2.—Durlng the twen-
ty—fonr hOIIN ending at midnight than
have been forty cases of heat proatration
in this city, eleven of which have proved
fatal 'I'he thermometer registered ill at
km p In. Tuesday. A slight thunder
showerbronght relief from the nuliriness.
lleat Caused Crime.
CHICAGO. Aug. l2.-—There have been
thirty violent deaths In this city In the
pasture days, thirteen of them due to
suicide. Of the others ten were murder.
This mortality is due to the heat entirely,
it being the theory of the physiclnnt that
the hot weather has an irritating effect
upon those who are inclined to self do
itruction. The hot weather also is provo-
ntlve of murder, as is shown by the
figures.
flail Fall at Lancaster.
uneasrsu. Pa. Aug. lit—A violent
passed over East Lancaster county
laslne‘venlng. At the Gap telegraph poles
and trees were blown down and the fast
line on the Pennsylvania railroad went
through two feet of water. The storm was
accompanied by a heavy fall of ball.
llaabaay fut-II.- Closed.
DAIDUIH’, Conn. Aug. IK—J’Iclotlu
here were all eloaedatnoon.audthemea
working on pavements and lower! were
compiled to suspend operations early in
the morning. The indications are that the
tobacco crop ls damaged lumen-sly.
Pollen-a- l-ltk leemslbla.
Panama, N. J.. Aug. lite—A coroner's
fury have drool-d that Policeman Smith
killed John Melllenhomgh.
woiIIbIs ma nossuI.
can lulled chin-so clilaees "all Chl-
ago I- II“? '
tram: “Ann 1*‘Acufla'30‘fw
Milt-ion
mutant Bryan. oi the World's fair. ask.
lag if Chinese elilaana visiting the World's
fair will he admitted to the halted lltataa.
other nations. and the question asked
relate a delicate poht. President llryan
has been informed that the matter will to
solve prompt attention.
Genome Hearted Genie-ale.
ermox. Aug. Ikwdnatantala has
pm the commissioners of the lathe
A department of the World's
Columbia ea tloa wt. magnificent
elders will-la tkapraIldoat
and has outbound the free use of insidio-
grapk and stills for all matter relating to
the . Other Cents-literate“
raps mahonttoarlaptallkam
min-gamma.
cam Aug. lie-W Parwall
has resolved a finish from Prom
Dyutifntthat land, Tom, which“
daysagomgeuneardnfall
trial-Ivan”!!!
”than-goldfish:
dispatch an the experiment
feraavaral
WWI“ “plum “but.
new Jamar-It-
.na
0.A.II..
”ltwtllbanaaof attain
whdmum.
one
“M
M
o‘ ‘.
:port of his alarming condition can be .
template mean. rate falling mun ,
“Ilium toiling“ '
when...»
YJOIlll 33:”.
II and. l. plants and out
WEB,“ W. 11.1: (if). Mnsiollaiiblook.
nasal: “Hart
ego” negate ,
hair»
‘umlfhrs‘mtmf’glm
lshinenlof the“ kind la
la!
.. THE Imam our" use
Successful Test of the New
Marine Torpedo.
mm ODHTIII’JII" I' Iio JILES AWAY.
m tltepluu; Hills In H. Iuslorofflia new
Min-tan...” N t! "I J It Illun «Lilia
. IMelail—‘l‘lu- ‘1 .ml . . Traveled ‘l‘wo
'Iltl In All. Ill! :' ~I: .. I: Hilda.
NW Yom: ‘._ . i Iflllfflsil trial
‘the SIIIII " . I‘m, which
took plow t. . .‘ l’nhmel
King. fmt’l' . :. . - . II . ; IIMI'IIC,
Illfl $00!! '- , I Ll» . \l'liliii'
Point yes!” . n: I l {third :I Inuit
enemas. Ill! .14... ml flit itll'l'l'liiin‘u‘
steamer Chmor A. Arthur, which carried
alarge number ni army and navy Lilla-rs
and moral rI-pruwntatlrea of for-Ii“: gov-
mnianlli, the IOI'IAIJlD IIIIII lowenl iIIio
thawater.
Description of the Death lI'lslI.
Ita neat up ‘flmlllit.’ made II favorable
Impression. he float lnltrlra'llrt'll twenty-
fight: feet end the _Il~h thirty Iihree feet.
Thedlamctcr of llll' ll~h was 26 inches.
After the torpedo had he ‘0'“ taken out of
the dock and {.‘lluml :I.on,;..ide the pier,
“teen feet from thI shore. .\lr SlnIsIIcnt
tothc keyboard .1 Ike Iron! Iln" the
torpedo started with great velocity. The
course illitl been {it in vi and stakes placed
at intervals or I: .3: n :m.
A .1.’ gang i' nltraar.
Mbing a zigzag course, following
gracefully every Intended motement,
mrboanl or port, the death Ileaiiiui ngiue
pulled the first stake It wow only fol
lowed by the sIlIen-Ilged line, “liltll it
traced ou the limpid II- Item of lb" sound
[inspired was highly increased ailer the
first post, and after [he recon-l nuke had
been lilt‘lif‘fl it IIIIIII'EI ill ll mlvu VII 2:.”
feel on {he homesrmzh.
Quicker llllrl quakvr “'0‘an the craft,
llnlll nflornruli of ill? in over LIIII miles
It lay motionless near the starting point.
Time 4m. Me. Mr bum-I It. Is choc ml and
afterwards highly mmpliIxII-utwl by the
large and critical usemhly which had
witnessed the trial
It ll Absolutely Controllable.
The dynamo, II b: I .l is of the new I‘Iliwm
marine type. was :Iffrrrvm-l llN'IIIc'tIIl
hwaa placed in one ~i thI poveruuwnt
buildings away in. m the dock. ’l'lIc
dynamo la IIxIrcImIly 1..“ trial.
The capacity of the dynamo is Lorin-Mrs
andwampercx of which only Lian volts
and 2.! alumna-I were used 'I'i-I- horse
power alumnae-l by the pray. .Ill'; and
steering apparatus rem-mend .5; If i- nlv
meet certain IlmI ahulwr rule of speed
could have been attained. ’l'aurhifl pm:
of the flEIIltlflefNIllIlll «a. to met‘ my:
the torpedo Injtlnmllrleiy I‘ililltulluliligtAI'cn
afterarun of over two I ulnI. Mr. SIIIII'
inrenuon is the (mu u! m: on y. .mI'
study, IIiiIl Home Who .Iuw the “Lil my It
is superior to any other lorp. do .I! pnwur.
The price of the torpedo i-o two». but It "I
said it can be built elu I”).
WHY THEY SEIZED HER.
The City of Panama llIul l'ulltlral lief-
IIgrea on lluard.
NEW Yollli. Aug. 1‘; «It llib‘ been learn
edlhat the Pacific .\lml Sreaaulnp mun
pariy'n steamer f‘ity of l’IIuIIIIm W.“ sell. «I
by the San Salruilomm at L. l.llIIItl.‘il
because there were political l‘ lllgm‘r on
board. General Latonn is a [Illhw'flgbrflll
the City of Panama. lie Ill a pnlititui rofr
ogre. bound from (formic In ran Illlw: do
Guatemala How this romrrm the Min
Salvadoran. is not slate-l. but Ila-y llt“
mended his surrender at LII I'IIIIm. ifap
lain White refuse-Ill» I'nmply vI ill: the or-
derand the commandant of the purl I!
fund to clear ills papers. llt' smiled “'lfll‘
out thorn.
Captain White no doubt had to map at
Ialeerfali to let off paisengcrs. There.
he was told his ship Would be motivated
ahlsaa he gave up the refugees. whme
names were not. given. He again ‘ wins-III
iodelirar upthe men. who II ere under the
protection 0f the AIIIcriIIIIn “ng and la-
-waaaotallowed ilk [llOi‘tI'l ms hi- tut)
The mat
departin
r has been referred totln- umve
t at Washington. In some mau-
Il'thc fifty P IIIIIII ha. ill lea-cl l" m
porIIrlly sect be trouble, for imhiy II
armors state that she has taunt IlirmI In
San Jose do Guatemala.
Jail-o ilr-vaa’ lie all»
murmur, Conn. Aug. lf'. ~llenry A,
Graves. one of the prominent llIIchn oi
Illll state.dled bell! of coIIuIsII-III of the
limp, aged sixty-eight years. No hi.» bot-II
a judge of probate. clerk or the vim» “more
3”“ .aaaeutlva aecrnmry in l!“ a. and
k of the superior IoIII-t and county
MIC ill MARI] “‘5 He hIfI been «Wen
lines a inernberof the state house of l'k‘pl’tér
atntailm as a unionist;
u I; finest! Walled nit Tel-III.
”I!!!” has. \. J ‘A‘ng. III. in. I..."
”to atths Returned lair. Avon by the rim.
managsdby Mr». J. J llavlwn. much for
wine and fewer hours Their-lo-
bslng refused. they left the house
III. Davlaon and her ilnutthlnradlil the
booking and the young mm cum-tn, filled
the plan. of the waiters at dinner.
Item» ilu Assigned.
Billion“; lawcharhm lfclllns. max
arar of the beaten MannfseinI-mu mm»
pany. which morally felled. has made an
t. Mr. llollltut failure is largely
halo the failure of the tilillolk Mashha-
Wampum into which he put over
Another lliery About the Kaiser.
Ilium. Aer; law-The National wrong
”that the kaiser III obliued to main-
tain-lilting posters on account of his
mat injuries. he motored the muscles
dbhknealolntaadd laeedkla kneeea
mu slippnl and lot on the llol
”Assemblyman 8m he“.
mambyulllngnllaflraad
“Mm“? .
our» mafi' III-II I'ark.
:mlgohmem. ml“
noose-muons sooner.
rumor. mow man.
woman II. HJBWall on.
1.339%“. [INTERIOR seam
.Jacon Is. WM!“ 53:13:35
W’ANY
”l’ Wthmn. m...
"A!!! ”mm (WM us Chaim).
”11% flights.” .Iflldflr‘lblock. an. bangs
my“, . mcawooomam. lists and Wall
ll A391! 0 ”5:510!- Mm Jaime“ “’51.!!de if WWW
mo nonna' '
le‘lrlmls at gm ‘ Wills?” flaming Inside»! aadlaiurancs.
rur- manner-name. ”“W”“ sour-auras.
vacuum-omen mums. co »
01,22”, "may? ,kIII-ggg-zflgwm we... no... .I .. Washington sail...”
if. or dramas it. amoral WAN him": INS. (“Lawm-
RAYMONnaco to a. mi. .m «In»
ow Formfagf'o‘rlil'rlagfixmna Day ”add”. “a!” " rabb, “not.
NOI’IWALK 171820131”. 00. N. neon.
'mal neon lacellw. Nooulstaiullnlglbaaelailafis
PEOPLE'S LIFE IN“. co. The. “Wu-hi
st..ll A. FMW.IHI vitiperinle:a
llAlfllWAlllf h ”DERBY.
QUIN’I‘ARD. W. (.
l nalnlsmlla. glass. .m¥"d'§eu'l'; block. 8 N
flllT um: usuIL aim.
Catering to the wants and wishes of the
tr adinIr public 18 the tar get at which we eon-
stantly keep aiming om tDSpecial Sales. “'6
find ourselves every once in a. while travel-
ing the same old Iut over again To «Iet
out of it. and stir up om naturally lively (lis-
position in the quickest InanneI possible,
we (rive one of our
Extra lnducement Sales.
We never yet have met with a failure so
for. Will"? Because “1' nor II In” :1
thing II burg, Iain unless ll. is :1 ba IIIIIII.
as our on:- llf’llillllg shmvs, we are , . ‘0
III'III'stcp all previous bounds, and I} *,
no how llL'H’l‘ done below, namely
lllf‘ sale cover each and (III-Iy :II ticle
lI'IIIIII establishment. IIIIII 'hull we'
This \lill’ has sugIIcstI-Il itself to us. an
an IprIIIiIneIIt to see wholhm it will plea»;
you or not we shall "IVL' it a finial I'i7...
Every 25 cents’ worth of goods bought
from us on next Friday or Saturday you
can have for 2| cents and so on up.
50 IIIIIIIS’ worth IIl’gooIls 42 cents.
7") it it “3
81. (ll ) 84
\\ hich figured out "Icons :I clear 8: wing,I to
you of just Hi per cent by trading on
these days.
.C
ff 6. (4
III Illll ll till I ll.
Who ll-l «wing to get the Shouinger Piano
which Is to be awarded September 1'?
Sn. lorwalk Boston Store.
83 WASHINQTON‘ STREET.
e
fiMlTlI'sWAillllNG’l’ON
fugtonatél. N meals.-
TlCE & NASH No. Main
poultry. etc. {'holeecllll at, .
WEBB]! JJ’. Blah: we: fill.
poo altrylhlsbw
RANDALL‘S MILL. 1.8.
rough or workedloordar
SEYMOL HENRY. 3W“!
YR. mm
kinds ofsto
SMITH WILIJANM If. 3 Wed“. X.
blag promptlyattend .
BATES. P. W. Water $1.8.
line granlleand marble
stone work of all kinda.
In? 0
COMS’I'OCK BROS Masonic build
Main It. 5. .\. Genihuuen a .
FRANCISIIICO. aszshlI-gtoa 3L
hats. gentleman's fundehinga are,“
MERCHANT 1mm
GUiiOWnKl E. 81 Wall «EMA
guaranteed; the latest sly aimed! .
KOf' Dl'll. F. l' .‘o. Main at. 8. N. nu
oring a specialty. Repairing.
MIL-LINER}. I ‘
('01. LINN. R. M ul'lblaln at 8.3. m .
material usedif ' ‘
FITCH, nexus med on-n x. for
”Old lemma felons;~ ”1mm
MUSIC memo. ,
GIBSON. ALEX 8. 2f Merwln 1, hi. PM
organ and harmony y.
OYSTER PLAN” All) Dill-Ill.
Iifl\T, IV. if. & SOS. raw-sermon.
of Raymond ) “animuporterslnd
sale dealers in native
REED a not SMAX. Iaiwnnms. N. Pun.
to re and shippers of \o
V.\.\ BANE. J. L. &(.'0. P.0-boxm3x,
I’A'ITEBNS AX!) HOD”...
‘I'ORWA' K PATTERN WORKS, cm
Ihorpe. 3")". Riverside are 8... .Ilolial
by «can. hot Inner or
fe mes: Norwnlk-Loc KW
(stimullzl. Bohannan. (steam): ll.
neit. Ietcanu: John Tryon, III);
B. rmith Memo}, Grace Church. Mil!
and many others. ' . _,
mum ~ , "
BRMS ..\RD F. 01'. "Water S. ti "1’
Paint. gold and silver signal"- m .
OSTEBBASK GEO. H.” Water“ X. lions
and sign painter. panel hanger. dealt-tilt.
rumoonannm
SDR'I'H iv. ”4. 78 “'anhlnglan st, 8”. . I”
quality only. and that lhebeu
PHYSICIANS.
Burke It (‘ Mun-i» and 4‘: Washington at.
~. .\'. limit: (In: In, ltoS,’ I tot.
PIANO TUNER 8 REPAIR“-
IIII' \‘DEF, C. F revitall and Knight-15,23. Ala
(hair I in pianos.organs,sbL-e1mudc etc.
PLATISG now sIerAIm mom '
sot Til VIII: VII Al K PLATISGCO. DWater
III. \ll lklnll‘lyf elrI In: llfltlfl‘domq fl‘
and refinishing of all indaof goods.
REAL ESTATE Aallul.
L. \‘TU.\. J AI OB M ‘Yllllll_
SN. Property fora-leaked!“ gm
“'ODDW'ARD. 2.
rent and building‘lot‘a for ”Mm
ml‘uwl'i
r‘YKHEE. F. I". DMMM MS. ' m
at all hours. Strictly first class “a“???
peel. A fewfablebo-fllenm
.\ E' h' DEl’fYI’ RESTAURANT. 3. N" ,:
‘llir.’ best. XIricestheioweaLOpu “
SCHOOLS-
II'. '-‘ MISS lerflTLmX.
imgnmldnysebwl. Sprfnflte'm “1.1%
I“. \D' Halitflmll. for girla and
. .Jlillslde.!¢. Springurmopen‘sA
siimn'iia‘su arm "PE-ma. "
LAl onus BLOCK. 5. N. I. Emmi-"I
la) and eveningmions. “for
"can nudists Ann mm
you“ .I.\I it runs work's contrast. The
\\'un~r.~t. If. 5. near] Ilmndbrldn.
STEADISIIII’ rIeIIIrr Airmen. ‘
i .'\\’l‘nN lAf‘IleM. \Ynahfnglnn PD
5 3J1»... tlIkItinrnttarnomy Mead
lunar Dublin. .2
resins. JOHN II. ft “'aehlngfonat sin-lit.
brlI k. lime. cement. hair. planter '
MORTON. JOII‘I' ll. 62 Ta I‘M avenue. 3. I
Aim layer of coin, role In
storm. muons AN!) millet
Kim III'II. rashes. :9 It s. it.
link Mutt a and water m.‘ .0 03“” Oil.
IIoII nu. J W. a III-um if,‘ it t.
TBUCKIXB.
Mourns rolls Bali's lonr V V
and hearty iruukingpro’rnptl rm»
nsnmaxns.
JENKINOSJ. D. 0 II Km.“-
dencell afilmaf... W'l’ elem
”wiflh “one Iowa-inn. 8.5””,
RAYMOXI). 830. II.“ and .
Ito-l deuce: Iierkeley st.1'ele. ”it" I
street. tlo
00”. an: M”.
Wash
Heath Run
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WWW
IVEBS “I! renew
promoter.” .. .. .. We
Ii“. K. FERIIISIIE
i saint of the
Inhale-hero!
YMIK‘I'AIIW M
Butler. Em MRMMMM
NORTH NAIR mm. ma ', u, o .'
Mum f a“
SMITH ICI'III‘CIVIIII
.. no new
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