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General Wat-on
(limp Watson first!” night “lid
yuterday got everything' 1n readiness for
, “to arrival of the 'hoops today. The
‘ lleldhae beenrathar dry this week, but
, it has been put in excellent shape and
the aliloen are of the opinion that the
camp is in better condition {or the recep-
tion of the military men than ever before.
H',Theklcalmilitarycompaniesn1arohed
from the Armory this morning under
command of Lieutenaanolonel James
0. Crown, and departed one special train
,with Company C, of Stamford, at ll 2..)0
Company Dhad sixty-one men in line
and Compauy F titty-three men. The
, soldiers presented a fine appearance.
The layout of the camp is substantially
’ tiresome as last year. The camp oom-
Mbetwmnlflw and 1100 tents,all
, floored and provided with mattresses for
‘ the enlisted men and nits and mattresses
for the oilioers.
The Second and Third regiments were
due at Eiantie at noon, the Fourth at 2
o'clock and the First at 2:40. The first
duty after getting settled in camp will
bastard—mounting by all the organiza-
ions at too o’clock. The only routine
duty tomorrow besides guard-mounting
will he the brigade dress parade at 5:30
o’clock.
All regular drills will be omitted on
Sunday. Quarters will be inspected at
8 o’clock and at 10 o'clock religious
”View will be held in each regiment,
conducted by their respective chaplains.
Brigade dress parade will be held at 5:30
o'clock and in the evening there will be
a union religious service at brigade head
quarters, with music by the consolidated
bands. The chapel tent for the special
Roman Catholic services has been erect-
ed in the rear of the field and stall oili-
oon’ tent, between the Second and
Fourth Regimenta’ new DOW. The
tentis40140. Mass will be said in the
lig tent at 8 a. m., on Sunday. Father
Hughes will be assisted in the service by
the Rev. William Maher, chancellor of
St. Joseph's Cathedral and the Catholics
of the entire brigade will attend the
service. An altar has been eret'ted in
the tent and all the vestments. candles,
atone. etc., will be used as is customary
at. borne. Arrangements haw- becn made
for communion and bread and wine will
be prorided. Colt’s First Regiment Band
volunteered their services and Father
Hughes, during the service, will deliver
maddrms proper to the occasion.
summer T0 TAXATIDN.
Used for Bell‘louo Services, but In the
Name at a Private Individual.
Judge Thayer has handed down a tind-
luster the defendant in the case of the
Nauru Institute, et. 11]., vs. Town of
Norwalk, an appeal from taxation.
Koyeer's Island, in Norwalk harbor, was
purchaaed some years ago by T. J. Camp
bell,amember of the Roman (Iamolic
My 0! Jesus, and who is provincial
cl that society over certain territory.
including Connecticut. The island is
used» Iretreat for the members. In
making up their annual lists in W89. the
Norwalk assessors amessml the property
Ito valuation o! “5.000. The society
wright reliefunder the statute exempt
ins ecclesiastical. clmritnble or «luna-
flonllinatitutiona. Judge Thuyer tlmls
that the pmperty still stands in Mr.
Campbell's name. and that the claim of
themtltionmis not borne out by the
facts.
The August Hues.
ThoAuguIt meeting at tho Norwnlk
Driving mociatlon takes place next
week,heglnnlng Tuesday and continuing
8.3 1)
BROWN. Bo; Main
marina! and have it fitted. Repairing
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NMIWADK WILL WIN.
this After-nova (lanes.
The games in the Norwalk vs. West-
port lawn tennis clubs' tournament.play—
lag yesterday, resulted as lollowsflaitlon
Ind Jacob beat Batty and Acton Hi.
3-1.”, unclear Tum Shltleu an
Ben": and Acton H, 64.34: neatly
and Acton bent Sniffen and Clutet—B,
641,94; Burchard and Lockwood beat
McCarroll and Snitl'en 6—4, 8—3. 6—1;
Burchard and Lockwood beat Sniflen and
Chile 0—13, 6—1, 6-1; Russell and Havilaml
beat Galileo and Clute 6—2, 0-1, 6-4.
The points made yesterday were Nor-
walk, 9: Westport, 6. This virtually
gives the tournament to tho Norwalk
club, as they have made 80 points to
Westport’s 13.
The games today are Smitten vs. Look-
wood, 2 p. m.; Jacob vs. Burchard. it
o'clock; Snitlen vs. linen-ll, 4 o'clock;
\lctfarroll vs. Lucknow], 5 o'clock.
The prize for the tournament is two of
Spalding's new style acts.
The playing on both sides yesterday
was excellent. When it is considered
that the Westport club is a much youu b
er organization than the Norwalk club,
they should be given 11 deal of credit for
their plucky resistance.
The Norwalkdlridgeport tournament
opens next Wednesday afternoon, the
first games to be played in that city.
Elli-a. {Sorbett Entertain ‘l'helr
Friends.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Corbett entertain-
ed several of their friends at their band-
somo risidcncc on Round Hill last even-
ing. Miss May Willi-rick. otllrooklyu.
favored the company with several vocal
selections of a high order, aocomlsmied
by her sister. Miss Nellie Willcock, on
the piano. During the evening an
elaborate collation was served. Among
those present were Miss Kitty Ferris.
Edgar Ferris and Rev. F. \V. t’rowrh-r,
of Rowayton, Mr. Fisher, 1:! Stamford:
Mrs. Louise Morgan. of ('olchestcr: Mr.
and Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. and
this city
l-‘lghttng over: Bug or Peanuts.
While \‘l‘illlllm Lincoln was unloading
fmit from the lily of Albany at the
stonmlxmt dock. in this city. last c1 cli-
ing. Charles ”chi-be. another cannon.
came up and claimed that it was his
freight. A quarn-l followml. during
which tlehcbc struck Lincoln beta-cw
the cym. liiovani (luamirri, the owner
of the fruit. was then upwalcul to. As
Lincoln had brought up thc lasthxnl.
tlnaruicri gave the disputed load to tip-
bcbc. Thus morning Lincoln lunlticlwls-
arrested. (ichcbe entered a demurrer.
which was «‘n'ervulcd, and Justice Austin
lined l1i1n¥lundvosts The misc went
up to the Court of t‘ommou Pleas. til
Bridgeport. J. Malone giving bonds for
(lehebc‘s appearance.
The Amphitheatre Grounds.
The fact that tic-unn- t'larkc. of
"('lnrkc’s Folly." has pun'hascd the A111~
phitheatro grounds. has given rise to all
sortsof rumors as to what he intends
doim: with the propwty. At first. it was
unmarried he would tlll‘ll the pmin'rty 11p
intubnildiuglots, but it Is now under-
stood that he proposes to make a pit-pic
ground of the place. and has placed the
matter of an enclosure in C. P. anncy's
bands.
paw-sum.
in charge. and has informed 11 5131115111.
cmaf the scheme it lmible.
“union and Harrison.
company.
lllt‘ usual alum-lions. l’nuident llarrimn
mnvrorkzbrlax
The Tnula Tournament in Clo-o with
John H. Knapp and ('harles Knapp. of ,
He has also been informed that
aflmt-chmvhalf-miloracc track can In-
laid out on the grounds. The river lu-
prolueu's to use for boating and bathing
(l. E. Wilson has the matter
reporter that Mr. Clarke will maln- a sac-
Thc press unite in praising the excel-
lent-1- of the Hamwga trips under tho
amnagmmmt of T. K. Peck. repnscuting
the Saratogu llygeia and lbsvcntion
In addition next week to
3T. . let it anu-
tai’l’unryr (law‘s. shine-fl ”afihd‘eale’l‘ln iiilllbons.
susITE'fi surnames.
Tllll (ill-[Nu All” GOING 01’ CITY
AND BOROUGH PEOPLE.
semis-Outlet”!- '11-me
are Boleytagjlorwalk Hospitality.
W. P. Riemann, representing the Elt11t1d‘-'l
ard Distilling company, is in town. V "
Miss Mary F. l’ardee. of North Main
street, is visiting friends in llmrklyn.
Alice Small, of vaidenoc, is visiting
her cousin, Alice Byxbec, of Springwmd.
Mrs. Thomas ll. Morison, of West
avenue, is summering at Newport, R. 1.
Mrs. Louise Morgan. of (blcbestcr, is
visiting Mrs. Frank N. Ferris, Elm Grove
place.
Frank I". Ilyxbcc and daughter Julia.
of South Main Rll‘l‘t'l. have gone to Os.
wcgo. N, Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L. Baxter are
expected home from their wedding tour
early next w.eok
Dr. W. H Dnltlmn and bride. 1113c Miss
Stanley. urri\cd home from their bridal
tour this morning.
Mr. and Mn. E. L. t‘. Fisher, of New-
ark, are the guests of friends on River-
side avenue, Norwalk.
Miss la‘ttle Shumway, of the borough,
is spending a few weeks in the Atlantic
Highlands, New Jersey;
Mr. and Mrs. William Whitlock, Miss
Carrie Fine and Phil Fine, of Newark
are staying at Bell Island.
Arthur [interim-died. oi Hmithtowu,
L 1., is spending the vvcek with Mrs. ll.
D. Wyman, Taylor avenue.
Miss Louise Wolfegel. gel Paterson.
N. J., has returned from a visit with
n-lativcs on Arch strect. borough.
Mist.“ Alice )layland, who basin-11 visit-
ing Miss Ella \\'yman, returuml to her
home in New Britain ytmta'nla)’.
The Block Island pom; composed of
Norwalk purple, who are at the I'nited
States hotel, leave for home Monday.
Rev. and Mrs. E. ll. Barth-11, of Shrub
Oak, N. Y., are the guests Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Bandage»! Main Bll't‘r'l.Nan:1lk.
Misses E. Mellie Jacobs, Aurelia (1
Jacobs. Ella K. Baldwin and Sadie E.
Hall. of Brooklyn. are boarding in Silver
Mine.
t‘hnrlcs laplnun. of the old tirm of
lrlplmln & Hay, funur'r Nor'wulk drug-
gists, i-a in to“ 11 turn {mvduys calling on
(till t'ricmlu
Mm. l'rmlerivk l-I. Sqllil‘h‘. :nnl daugh-
ter Margery. of llahway. N. .l., ill'l'apt‘llll-
3111.: :1 few days with the Slim-s Scuddcr.
West street.
Fred \rmstrong mlitnroi the Kvyport.
\1“ .lcrst my, \Vcckly, and wife are the
guests of Smith Northrup of Chestnut
street. llet'orc their return they will
visit llanlord himlth and F. \'auScoy. of
High street.
MN. llnnford, wife of t'upt. J. S.
llanfonl. has gam- ou a sojourn for thru-
or {our trucks to Ihrzu'h lion-n. :1 tuvvn
in New Jersey, lmnleriug on the ocean.
[or the benelit of her health. dial to visit
n-h1tivea who have a cottage there.
William ll. Ulmsu'ud. of No. It! l'niou
’urk.|1~lt town ymtenhly rooming for
New York city, where he mu; jnlnml by
his ram-in-law. W. ll. l’iemnl.:11nl tn-
grtlwr they went cast on 11 Fall River
boat for a trip through Maine. New
llzuuwhin» and \'1-r111ont. When this
trip is complct-«l )lr. Ultnstn-ad will haw
\isitu-d ivory large city of cm stoic
and u-rritory in the l nitml Strut-s.
“Mord- rorty have Ago.
A Danbury News reporter found John
W. lku-on viewing the wreck of the rail-
way station at Saul-min 11 b-w mornings
ago. Mr. Bacon was prominent in rail
road life lorty ym1mugo.wln-n he was
actively engaged in building the [botany
and Norwalk read. There Was one house
in night of the pnwnt location at San-
forols tlwn. It is still Mandingo-the long
”Tramway 8,0“.er noun m
'renco reading
EAST Bil) l'HARMACY.VanZaudt 11".“.
Huntley] m3tnllla.m.. Helium.
. 1’”! BIRD POEl‘b EBBEOUIIO.‘ ‘
Maple Funeral lent-ea at the m
In. Janus Bun-ll low-ll.
Ballot An . lat—The tunnel of Jamal
Russell bowel in Cambridge Friday alter
noon was» strapl- u though the great
hetero! shuns had designed it blmselt.
The service was devoid of mtdntatloa
were no meaningless around. at
lowers; no word- ol «electron uttcva'l.
Roomy Mtoaohfll tpu‘lu its “:2“:th wants
I 11 u my“
WWW sift ’ reenter my“!
mhtmrlkm mountains
lot is in a valley to the rear of the come
tory and directly in the shadow of the
lonflellow lot on Indian Ridge avenue,
where root the remains of America'sfar
1110115 bard Thus the two poets who were
neighbors in life may he said to occupy
the lame relation in death. Representa-
tives or all the varied walks 0! lite were
present.
Bishop Phillipa Brooks and Rev. Wll~
llun Lawrence, dean of the Episcopal
Theological school of Cambridge, met the
remains in the vestibule, Rev. Mr. Law-
“I am the resurrection and
the lite" on they preceded the casket. The
honorarypa llhaarerl were Dr OliverWea-
doll Holmes. Christa her P. Crunch, John
Holmes. brother or r. Holmes; Protector
Charles Eliot Norton. Professor Child. O.
P. Cheate, George William Curtis, William
Dean Howells, Proteasor John Bartlett
and President C. M. Eliot, oi Harvard
university. The body was not exposed to
the view of any one and was taken to
Mount Auburn immediately after the nor»
rice: It the chapel, followed by about til-
teen carriages. There were no services“
the grave.
MRS. POLK PAgFS AWAV.
She Wu 0110. Ilene» or the White
Ila-lo.
Nunv1m,Ang. tit—Mu James K.
Polk, widow of the eleventh president at
the Unitas! States. to dead. The and came
pencI-lully Sarah Polk. the widow at
President James Knox l'olk. was born
near Martrecsboro, in Rutherford county.
Tenn, September 4, nos
She became the wile at Mr. Polk when
she wu only nineteen. Her husband had
just began his promising career. He was
amember ol the Tennessee legislature at
the time of his marriage, and in the year
(allowing he was elected to congress. HI
represented the same district for fourteen
sessions. and was elected speaker at the
house in 11m
Mn Polk accompanied her husband to
Washington, and-being a lady of culture
and of charming manners. she was very
popular in society.
When General Ta lor succeeded to the
presidency Mr. and 1-11. Polk quitted the
White Bonus and went to thrllle. where
Mr. Polk had purchased a large mansion.
Three months afterward Mr. Polk died. at
theageot “fly-three. ills remains were
interred in the lawn adjoining the house
and a marble monument with inscrip-
tions commemor- Vite of the slatesman'o
lite was encn. over his grave. it is
there that Mrs. l'olk s rrumlm 11111 be
buried beside those of her husband
Her declining years warl- happily passed.
She loved to recall the memories of her
husband's greatness.
ll. (lav. “Iran" Away.
1100103, Aug. L's—Arthur C. ldttle. I
good looking young cutter for the whole
sale (mulching good! firm at Cleveland.
Brown & Cu. it this street, has been or-
nated for stealing goods valued at soon
The llrrn employed a lawman. tbrw cut»
tent and a hundred girls. and while the
men were .11an their investigatloasall
dslloppeclwor to watch the album
except Little. who remained workings-l-
ously. This attracted the attention of
Officer lllakely, who watched Littlo till he
caught hla eye. when the latter seemed
embarrassed. The olllcera learched Little :1
home and found "part at the stolcn goods.
The Sellin- of the lily M Panama.
hasursoros. Aug Iii—The stats de-
partment has received a dispatch from
Minister Pacheco stating that when the
steamship City 01 Panama weluhr-d aurhor
at 1.11 Libertad the government of Sat-
varlor served notice at confiscation upon
its captain Minister Pacheco any» that
he has submitted a protest to the Salva-
tortau government No action will be
taken in the matter until the department
mciv u a detailed report at the atlalr.
Ital-d b; Alt-a Central labours.
anoltroar. Aug. 15.4311 employee of
the large plush mac-urn recently «tub
llnhod here by Sir Titus Salt Burt, 8011:
a ('41. as a branch of tlielr English
concern, have brought suit against the
thin for “.000 Platatlln charge that they
Wen imported by the concern. and bacon»
lit; dissatisfied with thelr work. they suck
to have the concern convicted of a violation
of the alien coat ract labor law.
llttl Wilt leer the President.
ALIA)“. Aug. illuPreotdaat Harrison
gnrnltumlmtrmmm filml'mm 0'
SBALDED Bl THES El
Twelve People Seriously la-
jured in a ‘Wreck.
TWO 01' THEM WILL PROBABLY DIR
n. manta.» War Between a Freight
In}! and If Your Vial-r. M on tln l'htl-
”aphid and limiting ”Dread ”.1!ng
althouh . 1'.“_.‘ lhl 0' the hunt-d
Amsra-I 1112mm, lb»»'l‘lmn- was 11'
Ihrllllnuscunonl lrrrm M thv tin.- "or.
borstatlon (11' 1h.- l’EuZdZ- labia: and Hood
ll”; railroad. :‘Eimtil-i’ 1 111 lu'ufll'h, LU"
night. Acolllsiun m-cnrn-é It To. 1-011 the
Bo'clock down uproo- and .v: 11',- freight.
Al. lwt ltvt-lvv' pruplc v. . .1 31.;le ul, two
1.1.1.0“, it is ie..red, nil! 11.11 Harrie:
The expnwx was dm’mu'; along at. a
speed at about 11411:; min per hour,
which could not bc 1:3.‘121‘li.lly checked
owing to an slit-gut rider-1. in the air
broken. The ll’r'lulll :rnyn was just turn-
lllflofl the south bound track when the
locomotive ol the express crtlallli'tl into the
tender, culling u in two.
A I'unnrugol'o tit-Ivy.
8. Schoentlml, 11 cigar and tobacco dealer
of Hill) Atlantic aveun whim Philadel~
phla address ism Sor n Seventh smear,
was sitting on the from sea! of the smukv
lug car when the collision rock piano. ”1:
was badly bruised about the head and
body. He said: "The train was going along
stalivcly rate.“ we wars four or live
minutes behind, owing to Home detect
which was discovered in the 1m brakes. l
was conversing with 11 young man, when
suddenly l heard a terrible cr.\.-b.nn1l1hrn
It seemed as if the {mat of the car was
smashed into splinters right over our
heads.
“I was coruplstelydnlml. but on rccovv
t'l‘lng my senses lou:11l,’.:if what u " -' left
at the car was turuwil .crand sh 1‘. my
lace and head were c th‘rr‘vl with bruises.
The) \'r|led with [21111.
"The young 1:1:11. 1.2... "ml by Inysivlc
had a broken leg: and “as tumble to Hume.
Escaping steam and a» .m-r u ore Musing all
around us, causing m.- oriu r a. 1:1! pants in
{ell with pain. but 11-. \1 or. t» lllllliill'll’
ow enough to ca.'..|l' ‘ ‘ltl'fl'I rush, I
assisted "10 young 11: 1‘ .11 llwbrokrn
log out from the define 1.1ll11r'11'1ll11111
over to medi'crl mr» it .1 .. ‘l.lr..l‘lt‘lll'lt
we were not kilml 111.14.! ' "
Artful Mann» at as»
George 5. French, .4 1'
eighth street. l’hlhdrlyt. '1, x «1.. i?"- 1.. t
car. {and immediately : l'>‘r the roilmnn
km» to m Wrecked wit-<1. "Win-11
I reached the demolhiml -;u H‘I‘l,” be
laid. ”the first man l u“ pul‘ml 111:: m‘
the wreck was an old in. ml 11 ml Hurry
Shaw, of It'd West ll417‘ffvlaifAl1 qr.“
Philadelphia lls nppemn in ‘. fri.‘ .1.
Kelly cut up and one o! In H '.’ Hangar
gether merely by tho rhlrr ll mums“!
agony wcrehcnrtrcmll-hmg. l1<~ l~ ,' w...
promptly vat ct! almv.» Im- b'st‘ i~v El.»
doctors. who were fearful that i. ~ llljlll'h'fi
would prove total
A Woman r'l‘lllldll) M .‘nlml.
”The 1110:! >li'h1‘lllllu ,~. NH" u 1r Hot 1»! :1
poor woman whose name l could no;
learn. She was 111 the reward our and mu.
caught in the first rush of steam and
lrlgbtlully scolded. 'l‘lm tlm‘h wn~ actnnlv
ly hanging from her {we 1» Hbrmle Sue
had lost her rcnmu. and mu W.tl.1lt'rillfl
about singing hymn-.1 {ally utrinimls nl
her surroundings, Tlle'l'l- \wrc quite a
number of other lmlhvs :~l side i "
Joseph Clark. on i'niplope of the Penn
Iylvaaln railroad at John-mu n. l'.1 . win
in the second car. nmr the- nut! llr “its
dashed through a u unluv. and he! nan of
his hands badly cm
A Ilrave [Art .1! “-111qu
“l have been in mm- ullu-r rulr wt
wrecks," said Mr. (.‘lurk. “but I nrvcr saw
Inch 11 brave lot oi worn-'11 as were in that
car. Not one of them mmle a various out
cry. Ilthough several were bat-Hy ambled
and a low 1)! those in the (run! both
bruised and scuttle-1i,"
The names of the injured are;
\V. T. llrton, of l’iolmlolphiu;
note, hand and lip injure-l.
borne" Inland. Llncwuud. .\'. J ”mum.
clan of right not join: .1111! ltlt'rt.tlt'1l
wound on lorebond.
“C Mahlerml l’hillulclphin; right arm,
slbow and on cut.
Henry llodrnaa. .‘llulllll.’ t‘uy; slight
rats and leg bmlwxl.
\‘l‘ ll. Evans, Atlantic my; hand 11.1111.
filed.
Mrs Otto Bettie. Wllndt- lpbla; scolded
nvtousl
Thom“ Wilson, Cut-idea. .\'. .l , wrnmn
ly injured about the body and lvuw,
Thomas Hartman. Camden, )4, 3.. en-
(tuner of tho alprm: both leun broken and
otherwise injured
Flu other manna th‘r 11.1.1211 in the
American hotel at lieu lluflmr cur 1111!
t v rm.
QUIVTAllD. W. C
paints, ails, abuts. ctr.
(seem
WHY. ’
1311-.
’5
$100
it
those days.
Music Hall block, 8. N.
llemuso we never
thingr :1 burg 21in unless it is 21 b." "1111
THIS TIME
as our our headingr slimvs, we are going to
overstcp all previous bounds, and do what
we have never done before.11:11110]y,m:1ko
the sale cover 0 deli and every article in our
large ostablishnn at.
This way has suggested itself to us, and as
an experiment to see whether it Will please
you or not, we shall give it :1 trial, vim,
INSJ ('0 The.L'il'l'ashl n
I EOPl.E‘rl ldFl
5.x 8. "cinemas“. Important out
llllT 0F THE llSllAl llllllill.
Catering to the wants and Wishes of the
tradinn‘ public IS the target at which we con-
stantly keep aiming our bSpecial Sales. Vt 6
find ourselves every once in a while travel-
ilk," the same old rut over again.
out of it and stir up our naturh 1lly lively dis-
position in the quickest manner possible,
we give one at our
To get
Extra lnducement Sales.
We never yet have
met with :1 failure so
2111
”on shall we do it!
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 ccuts' \vorth ol'goolls 42 cunts.
it tC
ll:
84
it it
ll hicb figured out 1110 ms 21 clear saving to
ma ol just lti per cent. by trading 011
BCtJFlELDr WM A.li
chiuery m'ade womwdnm
masonic-warm cu ‘
Immune 11. wow w an
dealer
Iboetlnd
AVIBON, A. Ilium“
mounts. ,
BENNETT: . '
b.bstorn.clan1l. traits, 0* ‘
\l l
umxwoon l withdrawn at. ' ‘
tine meats. llsllioymn. MW
SMlTll‘tiWABHlNGTOH "a:
ington 111.8. N. MM
TH'E Jr NASMNmMalnlt.
poultry , etc. Cholce cuts at"
WEBBEI J. P. 12 H mm
imultryf'tlsh, vase ’elo. . '
Luann: nurses a roam-1&3.
mama's MILL. E.N.lu18her 7‘ .
much or worked toorder.
masons an» Bunnie. ’ f.
SEYMOU HENRY, 1% Went ’?
kinds oflll'tone mason wan-61‘0““? All
SMITH. WILLIAM H. 3 West u. 8. 3;”
him; promptly attendedto.
MARBLE arm 9mm
BATES, P. W. Water t“)! maul-13:: :
tine granite and mnrble “It.“
,. stone work ofall .
MEN'S cm i"
COMSTOCK 3mm Masanlobntli x 1430.
Main at, s N. Gentlemen I Milli-£3011;
FR ANCIS 8: C0. “\Vaohiucton 8.1“. In:
bats. gentleraeu' s furnishl up! one.“ kill“
unncuas'r 'I'AIIDBS. ‘
Gl'SO‘Yi-SKI, E. :11 \‘t'all It. N.A ‘flpertect -
guaranteed. the latest st) lea dway-on hand.
1.1110th F 1': No. Main malt. fluentl-
Ming .1 specialty. Repairing. etc.
lllllJJNIXBY.
('01.l.l\’.~. R. M112 Main 8. N. ladies
material usedll‘ desired“ "
E'th' ll. AGNES Miss. “Wall N. for
Old Staten island Dyeing farm.
MUSIC ’l‘lAch . -
muses ALEX 15.27 Mervin at. )1. Plano.
organ and harmony.
0" 81123 rum arm D
Ht“ T W. H. & SON, 124 Water“, 8. N. (fool.
of Raymond. ) Planters. exporters and whole-
sale dealers in native oysters.
RILED d: llOl' SM. fix. I!“ Watumflfi. Pill.
ters and shippers of Norwalk oysters, J
VAN SAVE. J. L. &('0. P. 0. boxEIBB.N.
'A'I'I‘EBNS AND MODE!“ ‘
xonw ALK PATTI-1m: worms (mum
thurpe. prop Riverside are S. 8’ Hm heat-
inga specialt). by steam hot water or hot.
air. References: Santa kCumplnI.
151911111); Dr. llohanrnn, istenxn‘; H. 1. Bear
next. Est-11ml: lubu 'l'ryhon.( ot 11“).an
H Smith. ltll’l‘ull; Grace Church. (intuit).
and many others.
PAINTEBS.
BRAINARD, F. C. 7Waterst.N. 8
Paint, gold and sllv er signs aspen
OSTERBARK GEO. H. \Yaterst N. lions.
and. sign mint". paper banger, decorator.
Pmoourrmu
\'(.)HT'H.(1.S :3 \\ Ellington It. 8.8.030
quail!) only, and that thehast.
PHYSICIANS.
Burke. \\'. (‘. "Meek-ml 47 \Vlshlnlio .
2‘. S. Huttrs9lollltud~710lh . “
PlA‘O Tl NE]! 8 REPAIR“
HF SDEE (1F. (nrllallandhnishlatLNAh
llrtllrr 1a pianos organs sheet muaic.et¢.
PL .\’l'l'.\'t-—(30l.l). SIL‘ RAND mom
>'t)l 'I' ll .\Ui{\\' ..\l K PLATI\G CO. ““3!“
at All hllulsui rlutro latingdone,
and n unisMu-g or all ind» 01 me
REAL ESTATE AGBm
1. \\’,T0.\' J \(‘ It}! M. Washingtonat.nextP.0
s _\' Pruitt-fly (meals-.houseslorcnumldv
“IMDWARD. 2.. A. .\o. )lslnfitfifl. hon-Into
rent and building lots for sale.
ans-mama's.
”WEE; £2.“ .. .2. would
a at Irs. r n
sin’r‘l. A few table ’ era “to:
l \ \'l".' S DEPOT ll
111 [be boa-1 prrmgfglbuggwog“
SCHOOLS.
ll\lRD2‘. MI‘S INS'I'ITL'TKN. Y '
h. hiding-11d day s: haul. Springt‘enu ‘
Mil.“ \lI- \ that“ t
l1ulics,llllllnltlt‘..u {3.};ng gww
sliOlt'l'llARD All!) TYPE-W
L.“ DEH'S lllAX K. 8. N. t'. P. Hamill
Day and t v1 ning sunshine. Send ford
9112.“! 12216131123 A\l) ’
Vim“ ALK H t).\ \‘t
w... .. . .é .....‘. ’1’.“ “W” 1"
$111.11 MSIIIP TICKI‘I' AGIM'P
1.. \\ T1)\ .1 \1 'on )1. Washington
H).Puoa.tl1kcls,firnl'lfi.lil0n!y
STONE DRAW . ' - M
FERRIS. .lt) . \ '
on. 1. lmfiirllsa't' 1:13;" Wim'm§n' I“,
unumx JOHN 11. as To tor event. I. I
Also la). r or com rote vJfis. ., -
«rm Its, 3115111111 arm nun».
Isl-T1 “V M lAMtUN a llavlland at. H. N.
has dove» and water tern. no. abutti—
Pow ELL. .l. W. as \l’mbluwaags. lb.
TRUCKING. ‘ '
\lnltllHJUlN [MET-1 loremae .
and heavy mull-walnut” fix “‘1“
caoxnrankrts. J A K‘
JF‘NVIRHR. J. D 0 m, .
llt‘llt e 3 film It. \W‘Tgcphlm m R. K m
Jllddl’fl, ”I10. it! 811. Hall I: ll. Ni 0”-
alll
HAY ”0ND” ("30. ll. ll .
Wild can 3 Berkeley at. “I
Janet) M.
sat-nee Aux-M ' I.
01mm film (a ukho'lblh 'C‘Nh
Drafts tor (I an“
upward
”2...: ' '* mm
It Gill II ‘
a denial; 3:311
wwew
Illfl (€353!le
lililllllll stilt
lmu-nt. one
house just east-1t the track. Then the.
station was built. The only buildings at
Sanfords now are the dwelllau wry-o
nhit‘b atoml thorn {arty years ago and t1
[mint the old suntan which has bwn
moved mm tho-Md and llmtmer,
the first and only impmvmnent or change
in the lot-ably since the railway was
built. The clenmlltiou of the statically
will be unarmed at the timed Union
lion-l, and many fence will trauma in
his honor. Santiago will be unusually
hrilllsutmml it is probable the largest
party‘ot the ma will take the train
next Monday morning. The sum-cos of
these trips this mm in phenomenal.
(let your tickets at once of it. ll. t’lnis-
ted. til Washington start-t. tit-o adver-
phynlclnn» snmrnomsl, 1m. at llwhr 1" be
“0'“ who lulully lNutnd., [in it D > 1m-
v'.’ have not "1 been Mount.
two trains rust on the Inflow?!"
witch. and until no lava-Ileana" 1. made
Ito-amt bole-11ml who th- at. fault. ,
2‘1th Nor|
M! {A everytldng [ninth to 11
’ le sting, . On‘ 'hiealay the
tree-food! members pool- and trot. on)
3.3”; take place. Wit-deco
”will” ”airmail, Miriam
ole-lad running race. ‘l‘humlsy. rau-
alnxraoe, 3246 class and 2:28 class. l-‘ri-
day, 3:39 clan. tree-tor-all and running
race. Bacu mm at 2 oclock
to. new at M111 is We”
5:11:10 minim“; of p‘
Tomok and Jo
at the city hall ll lollow and Governor
Hill will meet the pro-Idem.
ll llll
Who l8 going
ll! Will-l
togct the Shoningm' l’inno
Bard-toy Wants the (aluminium.
Pmunrztrms, Ann m llubrrl Mme
sad-r, III John lhtrllnley’s counsel. npphctl
lorawrlt ol mandamus to counsel t'Ity
‘ non».
N. K. FERerSw
Ilsa locket tiller-ea to lam.
tlruaolst of the ? firm
tmturor I‘lnao. “was
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The lll'l horses arrived lllt melting in the palm. The petition tor the amt-damn.-
Butter! 1. M11, as 11.. you“. ~ “M“ ~27“ .....,...,_._. dyko, at Milwaukee, to no. Rachel Sher-
“! Albert Trout of floodlit, cg, llerhv “aces. m a. ”“1. “filth“? ol the late was In John third-hers 111nm isotherm.
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1111mm: and Nellie 0.. 2:9“.
Inna-11mm.» drive J. (L, better
known as “Spot," in the memben’ free»
W hr the flirty-third ‘fl-e.
lsvrl.ll.lland -l by the Derby Driving
association:
First day, Tuesday, 8ept. l.--l’une
.300, 3:00 close. trotting: mm; m), 221!)
clumtmtttnx.
mm day. Wednclllay, Mil. aw
Pam MT, 2210 chi-mead nature;
1am:- collected by llsnlnlsy M city
tron-11m wwwm
'l'ko Ital”. at a 11.11.
Milton-m. Mo .Arm. to, Mn "mm.-
Mdloton Howler nan-o ball but mam.
Among the guests were the lllulnes. Hate
Mary'l‘mcy, Mrs. \‘llhuerdlnn. Admiral
. mu. «ante.
some mus mm. anew-tr”
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SOUTH Instrumental. , ,1
01 n mutter-Mouth III
a- 1 "It! s
St. John took threat on board for the
purpose or catching rats. my my»
tertmnty dbmmmred and it was thought
she had gm ashore. Last evening Mr.
Joanna-111mb» snrprbod tones the
catwalklatotheboms witbsklttm la
or. shaman mu .1 I...
Ntw Your. Ana, “~11. the Dr. \ao
milks-Mild. the amhuhmtenubmln
em converted to Christianity, who hit
the York malty on the manor Clo
oar-la tar mummified at scoot heart
disease on the morning at July :11. no
So. llorwalk Boston Store.
Ii.
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Address A. F. mammal, secretary.
mama-mu.
«was {or m a 1th-
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turbeneeinthesoutbllmalkdqot.
Int-11 to Death at one“.
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it took three 0mm and three dlb MW __________ minim-tot . 11m ’ ‘ "
sens tom him. They medium warm-Moran. stint-pleati- warms-Ilium!!! all... ‘ ’J'd'd'm" with»? “
downhthoknokupoaamtmk. The bot tel-mot helium killed. Humvee-horribly m cat Madman! tor not my.
This «mugs-men tried before Coll-tin hairstyles. Mauser. “W Mamwuunbhwm
“amt-cut.
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«um-gum
“Hammond!“
Juries mu. He platted guiltyto
«www.mum
pace“ all m at ueflleu.mt
Insulation-eunuch»,
hMofluImpafl.
cralimportanttrlals to take place. In
mallow-m clout m
Madam pvt-om awaiting «1111“,...-
torment. Myanmar
thwatiem. )
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