""" Ewmm “also
m fnhn
‘3‘”? D Wall II. N. m “£an
mum" some sonw ”chm II. Inn-In.
Nar- A 3%?“
“git.” EflnmflWmsr-ms "filth": ' “amour!c .
as. Is
W40. .umuunu. In
Johnston then lni'ormed Ill. Penilsld
thathewsntedthehorsebroughtonthe
track properly‘harnessed for the next
best. When became it was discovered
thatonlythe toe weights had been put
onandthescalpers leitoll, sadaellanrle
dblt had beam made. Ir. Johnston
m put at the
H . i. use his place.
the sealpera and regular hit was
damndedmddespitetheproteslsdboth
Ir. Penileld and the rubber that the
had mother hit or any wipers. on Mr.
Johnstons’ imperative command, they
were produced and put on the horse.
Properly rigged and handled by Mr.
Trout Inird won the following twu
heatssndtherace. TheownerofLaild
wastined $100, and he and his horse
were suspended until the line is paid.
Mr. Trout was given 830 for driving
Laird.
run cram or I uncut:
Irons scones“ more.
3%WM “9"." one
_'liitks trawler-All Ialtraiglrt Haste.
new: crow iheAuM Wes
fi-tbelh'ivlng Auoeiation~s .. u: h;
,whielrapwthat time,lrad ps-edwith-
entail accident or incident of an un-
lu'tunate kind—not even somuchasa
between drivers having taken
ghee. But yesterday brought one mis-
flortune of a seriom nature, involving
thelossof evaluable horseandjeOpard-
ismgthelives of two drivers. The 2229
chm in which Ethel, Barry Laird, Daisy
'0. and W. H. P., were the starters, was
of more than usual interest,” all the
honesexeeptDalsy C. had sold in the
pooh as favoritu, and it was patent from
the start that the drivers wemall against
W.H.P. W.H,P.lnsde a record at
Dubylsatslwing of 2:80}. The same
driver,lsaae Flemminghad him in charge
andwu taken out and Charles Smart
put up behind him. Since then the
horse had improved so that a few days
More coming to liorwalk he trotted at
Fleetwwdinabout 2:22,snd withafuir
uhowwasalmostsule to win the race.
Redraw thepole in the choice of posi-
h‘omand went the first milean easy
winnerinBflll. 'l’henexthest hehadno
didlculty intakipgin 2'21}, but in the
third he” he did not score well,
having made a jump from fright, which
cam him to hit his heels and make
«him unsteady throughout the heat,
though in spots he went very fast. The
horses came in in this heat in a
hunch, Daisy C. first, Harry Laird
wooed, Ethel third, and W. I]. P. lost.
In the fourth heat the mishap occured.
Daisy C. and Harry Laird had gotten
W. H. P. In a pocket, and carried him
so to the threequarter pole. His driver,
Mr. Flemming, gives this statement of
what occurred, and his opinion of what
caused the horse to die: He says, altar
he was pocketed, W. H. P. was de-
terminedtogotothe front.and it was
only by pulling the horse with main
.mmh that he was prevmtsd from
uniting through and colliding with
Daily (7. and llarry Laird. When they
reached the time—quarter pole, in order
to keep him pocketed, all three had got
over near the outside rail: Here Mr.
Flemming succeeded in taking his
Whack sufficiently to make a dash
for the pole. Doty, to prevent this,
FIND-inc. in. Thislnadeanopen-
il‘ m her and Laird, who was
quitting, rind Mr. Flemming got his
hens into it. WJI. P. went to the
{rent very rapidly, and was heading
Iii-y 0., when Ill. Flemming, noticed
thatbis horse's neck slimmed, and he
could not guide him, and he reeled
towardDaisyC. Hr. Doty called out:
_ “Pull out, oryou'll throw‘ me over the
fence.” .llr. Flemmingreplied: “I can't;
thevhorse is dead,”nnd then he went
down, jamming Baby C.'s sulky against
thelenderhhnardnhe hubol whichtone
it OH and threw drivers, horses and
ulkies intoa heap. Ill. Flemming was
thrown head foremInt onto the track.
“being uninjured was up in unin-
dantand found his horse stark lllSIll.
Beuysthehonedidnot drawabreath
alter he dropped. His explanation ol
thedeathisthatin pullingWJl. P.so
hard it Forested the circulation of
lrloorlthrough his neck, and that when
hsahcked up on him the blood rushed
to H Ind In such volume that it broke
an artery. This view is substantiated
if” the“ that blood had streamed on
the from the point where the horse
I. haulsd out to go by Dairy 6.
Great excitement prevailed on the
grandflsndloramomentasltwaslear-
ad thathoth driven had been seriously
hissed. Alanna, however,asthey were
nu on their last “the emotional sulllld
anxiety“; know how
mmmmu MW“
M 0’ I ‘ In t- ‘1
"7135 Willie 33% he
urn-Wm“
'1‘ tic-rum.
2:29 class. Pulse m0.
llarry Laird, W. llJ’eniicld ....... 2 ll 2.’ l 2 l l
Ethel. Chas. Hrunrt ................. t 4 ll 2 l 3 2
W. II. P. Isaac Flemming... . ..l i tdied
Daisy (.‘. W. B, E. lockwood.. .. 3 2 hit.
“mPMKW,2:3IK.W2$uK£‘BI% “TI.
In the free~for-all pacing race. W. M.
Baunders‘ Gossip, Jr., was an easy win-
ner, and reduced the record of the track
i02z2ll. In the third heat it was an-
nounced that he would be driven the
last half of the mile as near 1:06 as
possible. lie went the first quarter in
thirty-four seconds, but broke on the
last quarter and the hall was made in
l:l0. In the previous mile he went
the hall in HE. Ed. Annun, of whom
great things were predicted, made
a poor showing. He was in no mudition
for a race. Blanche went tlIeiirst half
very speedily, but not so {at but what
Gossip would pass her on the first turn
so rapidly that it made her pace appear
quite slow. I
sternum.
Free-for-all parcels. Purse M00.
iiosnip,.lr..Jno.Troul .. .. . . , ..
Blanche. i‘. ll. Lewis .......
Ed Annnannar Flemming .. :
'l‘irne- 33554, 3352225
The running race was won quite easily
by Little Gland. In the seemul heat
Red Duke, ridden by Ilr. (irell, bolted
on the turn, and in Jumping the rope
caught and fell. Mr. (hell was thrown
over his head. Neither rider or hogs:
were seriously injured.
serum“.
Running race. Fume $1th
Little Grand. “. L. ( lark. .
)Iay Mnlllre,.lno. Doolittle . ..
Shelton Boy, .\I. Weller ............ .
Ru] Duke, it. Strahsn. . ............
Time 5.9,, rrl
All the horses but Mr. 'l‘rout's left this
morning for new fields. ilmsip. Jr.. will
goin hisnext race week after next at
Boston. lie is entered in the iree-for-ull
pacing clam; purse-$800.
AIIJDITIINBII Col’NiTIL IEB'I‘ING.
Petitions Aeted Upon by the flty Fathers
Last lust-g.
An adjourned meeting of the Com-
mon Council was held Inst evening.
Mayor Reed presided and Councilmen
Crow. Knapp, Lockwood und Volk were
[In-sent.
A petition was rewivcd from George
W. Carroll relative to his sewer assas-
ment on Ilayview avenue. Referred to
committee on sewers and amuments.
A petition from the citizens and tax.
payers on Stuart avenue and Valley
Place for the «mumtion 0! water piles
through Valley Phce, was referred to
the committee on water.
A petition was received from property
owners on Day street tormenting a newer
through that street. Referred to com-
mittee on warm.
The council voted to give (‘harles W.
Smith an abatement of Oil) on his Handr-
ail street sewer amusement.
A petition was lweived for water on
Paris avenue. liefernxl buck lo unu-
Iuittee for investigation.
It was voted that the matter of the
layout of South Iain street, below the
residence of Daniel Hoyt, he referred to
the city attorney for investigation as to
the lfihility of the limestonlc or Dun-
album-adherent W ill-UAW
m“? (1‘1" I’ll! 'quilI I ~ wrynxr i; t"
It was voted that the iimof Cedar
street from West scenes to station 170.
holduptethalflxhddbwingmuluilm
was posed:
W. That uid fence linens indi-
cated on the Input: and warms“:
hereby W (“In II
aortkuly bounrhry has at said (terhr
street solar ssthe ulnc erturdasieag
thelandoluldAnnaC llavlland.
It was mlved that tlreownersof land
and buildings on Lowe street he compa-
led to set cur-b nouns. lay sidewalks.etc..
I:
all...
OLE-l—
air.—
u—
I
dudruucll
firewlorthshoraeandsympsthy ler
“owner's-expressed. Iml’owdl
,rwhwattflagandadrniringthebmeia
L thlrltraeeinwhlehshehsdeverrsen
us. Hewumuehafleciedhythessd
new III. Powellwushodeep
,nlyuuveduhswuveryprwdsndroad
buy-unmeadwuammbssu-
Amine-a. It was reported thatlr
Mu more,» mun, but
In Mulls; say-hedon- not know
kaatkwtkh mouthed heenoflsrred
hkawwhknewthstahrgs
finial Ina Whitehall
"Ha. Ileuysthelnrvewu worth
prisesvrillhewotcuh. lathe
vamforwhlchtheprisewlllhe
vhushaundmmmm in
mm Ir. Dntyelespsdwitl»
Answering.“ the ivm,
«Mum tau m mu
Ammumpwun.
Merle attracted to hustle
mhwwumwdfim yelled-rhythm or Governor’s
WMth-aadmdkuh-y M ihl W
“hum“.uw wuther lthMthatth-nem
“unmet". m vs. at.
and w. A. m I» m«
M
(Imman- Al’l) nururm
lor arenas. 8. )l.
mum...
M71080. J. ll. [0er u,Bouth Norwslk.
RAND I. I). Randall's ahead". 3. N.
”W PW
“meted" lugs workalpeeialty
1.805 BJIJUroust N. ButluulitMIow-
estpriebs. Plans. specifications naJe M. etc
010A! ”OX lAlll'AOl’IllRlfi.
57..J01lN .gllwdfllsrshsllsul. Norm.n\|'
lac-tum heressnd dealer In ribbons.
SUMMER SIIlilTElllliIiS.
rue coarse Ass some or our
AND nonouou Prone.
and)!“ my ligand nail Ila-rs
diet at rm assets In
in My!“ llama sown-sly.
, .0scar:l?anks lsenjoylnga‘ vatstiou. .-
Ill. and Mrs. John. A. .Catnp‘wlll
spend Sunday on long Island.
James Flow, 0: Bridgeport, is visiting
James 11. Stevens, Cove street.
E. Beckfold, of Chicago, is visiting
W. I]. Dudley, South Main street.
George VanAlstyne has been spending
the past three days at Camp Watson.
A. II. Nutting, of Brooklyn, was the
guest of I-x-Mayor Edwin Wilcox yester—
tiny.
Curl Weber, the artist, of Philadelphia,
is staying at the Ilavilarul mttuge,lleli
Island.
E. J. Ilill and J. (3. Gregory, of Nor-
wslk, returned from their eastern trip
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Hoyt, of New
York, are visiting Ills. l. I’. Iont,
Roton Hill.
Mrs. T. W Allen and son ('liilord, of
New Haven, are visiting II. 1'. Morgan,
of High street.
Min Della Shannon, of Waterbury, in
visiting at the residence of J. ll. Ferris,
Bayview avenue.
\V. Harry Evans, clerk for L'omstock
Brothers, started this sfteruorur for
Lake Wurunmug.
James K. Crofut, of Arch street, left
town this morning for Litehtleld, where
he will join his family.
Richard Mitchell, clerk at the Boston
Store, is taking a vacation. He will
spend it at Ocean Grove.
Mixer Agum Barrett. the i'aL-Illlrl’ :It the
South Norwalk [melon Store. starts on a
two weeks‘ vacation today.
Mr. and Ills. Jacob Irving. 0! Danbury.
who have been stopping at the Ilnviland
wttagedlell lslaud,returued home today.
Mrs. G. Willis White, of the Green,
who has been sojourning at hit. Win
clusett, Ila-3.. is expected home Mon-
day.
Jacob Hamm, oi Lanemater. Penn.
who has been visiting his nephew.
iimrge Wolf. i'hestnut street, returned
home today.
Louis Wilcox. m‘l'tllllllfllllfll by his
musin. A. ll. Nuttiug. of Brwklyn, left
this city this morning for a week‘s fishing
at Luke Wamumug.
It. W. 'I'nunper. secretary of the
Mount Morris Building and lrvul asso-
ciation, is visiting i'». J. l‘ululer, Elm-
wood avenue. Mrs. Tremper is also
Visiting there.
Robert Sik‘ock sail/ml Thursday for
Europe to visit his parents. William
Sileox and Frank Mulkiu. :IemmgulIiI-d
by Miss Annie Roberts. went to New
York to see him otf.
trim Mario Kcena, of Leonard street.
left town 'l‘hunulay, with a party of
friends lor Litchfield, where she will
[III-Is the remainder oi the summer, with
her sister. who is summerlug there.
.Mm J. ll. Ferris and daughter Bro.
and Jesse M. Ferris and family. of Hay-H
view avenue, have returned from mock.
bridge, Mm. Mrs. Ferris has been
greatly benefited by harshly there.
Mr. and Mn». John Lamp-Ill. of Illoob
lyn, and Mini Emily (Inuit. of Yonkers,
have returned from a visit at the real-
deIIce of John 'l‘ryou, Riverside uveuue.
Dewitt (7. Taylor, of Yonkers, is visit-
lug Mr. ’l'ryoa.
' lary'a min... Allan.
Work on the new marble slum in St.
Iary's church is appoaching comple-
tion. Next week will begin the work of
evicting the tabernacle», campus and
Ilnlale. 'l'hemaleovers tluursand pieces
of marble in each of the side altar» and
thou-lends in the main sitar. The side
quaglsartsenleetvln M sad.
unredeemed-tween twenty-tweets!
Immense-thigh. .Il‘heyan cow:
motile-tenanncnd tin-Ila: mi
Hienmmarhle, inlaid with ltsllan marble.
The back: are oi can stone. The total
omtolthethmaltarslsflflll). 8t.
Jo-qrh'saltsrwssdoustedhythepuwr.
Rev. w. J. Slocumaml calm. ‘l'lu
central, or St. Mary's altar. met ”.200
and iserected wthememory oi theilev.
Peterilmith. under wlmse direction the
churoh was built. lie died in 1975. The
other side altar is the likened Virgin's
andahoecstflw. Over “.000 has ale
readybesn raisedhythe churchtmrard
paying for the structures.
Where and when to Pay Savanna ‘l‘aaas.
ltlclnrd ll. (Miles. collector or town
taresmdvertius that he will meet per
sons liable to pay taxes at the lollowlng
tlnruand pheu: At the store W. ii.
Ilsnfml, But Norwsik, Friday, lleplem»
her “him it) o’clock. lorsuooo. until
use o'clock. afternoon. At the-tore of
J. C. handle. Winnipauk, no». Bepv
phones Dibble, at Booth Five lllle River.
m, mm 13.
o’clock, Wadi Go'eiockmlng.
At the cities at Mlhr & Golden, 4.5 and
mountain IIM intents“
mime. steam use
WMMW, Kuwait,
manuhnurlflupm;
nonessential-or. Thelma
In “mama“ ”“ m‘
J . ‘— . -
muse-r." w
lumber Mineral! o'clock,“ rm W
«Madam substructu- Illii
from mill-
4': wmmflouthll’urwalk. r ll
10!! II. ftvw
romrmsmwm'rmm
tor-y SJ. Hay, strswyrala'.
‘ consumer'-
mm! Al!) (ll-WILKI-
WILIJAIM. ILHJIWAIIIIJI. ‘
onus All) man 711’.-
WILLIAHB. Ii: ll. )5 Wall II. N-
DIIIOII AND clrurrcaur.
KAI-IT HIDE I’IIARMAOY. \‘saZuIdt ave. LN.
Hominy Ilmrl's, It to Ills. m., 4 tot! p. In.
A IUTINEER BliOT DEAD.
captain Banker's ”soul-ate Deed on
the Btesnrer Warn.
le Your, Aug. 02i.~-Cuptaln Bakklr.
land ling reported a mutiny among the
firemen and «pipes-ens 01 his ship on her
last eastern t in whichit was necessary
tor this and kill one also»
liners: 0a thence-d hymn III. utter
coupes “Innuendo“! cesium-track
m, , . In?! Pom -
llon.’ ”Ch ”Etiglnesr Bel an ear
man’s. Ines ureters‘ to
they reiused to listen to him
him so deck threatening vengeance.
The men then went on deck and am g
the passengers announcing that they
tended to make things unpleasant for
everybody. The furnace tires began todle
out and toward night the steamer was
drifting about and the prospect was-he
would soon be helpless. The weather was
threatening. Captain Bakksr went to the
men and ordered them to their posts. For
an answer they burst out of their quarters
and threatened to kill the captain and
everyone on board. The rin leader. Pater
Duran, approached Captain ker threat
«singly the crowd following him. Just
as he was about to pounce on the mptain
the latter pulled out a revolver and shot
Daren through the body. He died two
hours alter. Alter the shot the mntlneen
retreated to their quarters. They were
finally driven to work at the point of
pistols.
—————-——o—————~
THE STRIKE ON THE BRIE.
It Is Intending Boplily and the Situa-
Ilon ls Serious.
FINDLAY, 0., Aug. 21—]! some compw
Inise is not soon elected between the
strikergof the Lake Erie and Western and
the company the line will be blocked. The
strike ls extending rapidly. The yardmen
in this city have Mood the strikers
The method adopted by the men to en-
forcothslr demandalr not sanctioned by
their own rulesor those of the federation
and they have no support from this quar—
ter. The men will return to work if they
have the assurance of the management
that their demands will be lairly con-
sidered
‘I‘hrests at Pearls.
Prom, Ill.. Aug. m—Ahhough all the
nger trains of the Peoria and I’skin
El niou road are moving out of the yardson
time, no freight trains are being handled.
The strikers have been driven from the
yards oi the Peoria and Pekin l'nion road
by deputy sbcrllls and are all drawn up in
a ion line along the Chicago. Burlington
and cy tracks. Sentinels are placed
st each ultrsnu to the yards to notify the
strikers when the new men srrlre. The
strikers say they will greet the first man
who attempts to couple a car.
'I'hey laid link I'aa in It.
AIBIJBI' Punt. X.J., Aug. al—lr‘runk
P. O'Brien, speaking of the publisher! re
ports that Count Mitklswlcl and Miller
t to induce hlmto put memo into a
euro for building railroads and estalr
llahlng banks In China. said to n rqmrler:
"Hillel brought Count Ilitkmvuz here
Sunday evening. July I, and they spent
two hours In an endeavor to induce me to
intent." O'Brien also Iald that. both men
claimed on Senator Blair was a party to
their scheme.
this salvation Ar-Iy Soldier Was Armed.
‘ Mlhhllrows’. Conn. Aug. fl—llenjs-
min Pratt and Benton Mott, members or
the Salvation Army, while on their way
home (Hill a meeting of the array at
We were attacked by two rough.» named
Foley and Fisher During the melee Pratt
draw a revolver and pointing it as he snp~
. toward the tou'ghs, tired The hull.
owever. struck and seriously injured
Holt instead. Foley and Fisher wen:
rum _
Invlewed by "sate-ant (lover-or Joan.
Ilensrurn, N. Y.. Aug. est—At the last
day of the dremen's celebration the Will—
acre in the prise drill coolest were: First.
J. ll Durkae lloae, Port Edward; second
Chs pal lions, Oneida, third. John flake
and Ladder company. Lansingburg,
In the hand engine contest the Watchmo
ket (Providence) company won first prise,
A monster parade of tire companies was
reviewed by Lieutenant Governor Jones.
Far-era Ilsav Polar and illnrpson.
Lauren, Pa, Aug. fl—Twelvs thou-
sand to litters thousand people emailed
the farmers' encampment Friday. senator
Peder and (”bugle-small Jeremiah filmy
son were the drswig cards. and both paid
their respects to usreurnan llroslus.
who made an attack on the Alliance Thurs-
day. Ilon. Chauncey F. Black and it'll-
lislu ll. Den. 0! hhsaon, also spoke dur-
ing the dsy.
A l'laely Girl Me a Burglar. .
newsman. ..,Y Aug. n—Th
more! XIII lens at Hammers
ton thiseoaatymu asters-l
minerals; tire was
by them, who thumped
m “anathema”. This
”a... who took has.
one gull-w and that ethos
’ NWT?" W... ., , .,.
lard-m Itair's Dieter Very III.
, Aug. ll-Jl‘hs condition
lily. istarto thomurdmr
marshy, is pnurlou
Manna-lace
learns at the execution, III» in
u. ”is, In permanently drthrourd
Governor Patton's law lapsrt.
m .Au. Ive-nu Immi-
has N. Vultures-aw
pwtmoaataatent the my lave-ti.
gatloa
Mmflrflmi :s u “”23
reigned.
w.
mono-um (minder
carom Lulu-A lees!
mucus-m mesons-M“
Unites Item allay. W or I'm
W. hm’udthatloulplsyls
WWGuMIIuMm
110711 0 ll. . flail-
MMWIM
H ,l'JLABltD. .Ilalsanlqut B.
at the steamship Ohdsrn, ol the Helher- .
AWN-Will
”floaters.
sensuous. as. “I‘ll theddi
tilon'ers ”ammo: k of
MTEJOméil 3.1qu semi: yfluent-and cut
MRIDA ITIIAI All)“ Ill)! WATEBG
nu
WEB, W ILA 00. limicllallhioek.
sole-Mr.“
was.
BfthWaa‘l:uctonstlea‘l:
mviroxrwfi?“ We.
gnu v ,
sail" A saga-ill
hnlentol the kind nth
Ir
lie Was Almost Sull’ocatcd
While at Sitting-II,
”EMILY WLBD ll! m WWI)
. mm» Meant 8» Disrespect, hat
WWW
y. . .'. 3" I. w! Emgm
I‘m v.5 pied}. out}:
“Without Aug. lelie pm: sblt‘lll be
’me “pvvrllrg_ ~r ydzpnim Amway the
flat-at Jill} ,‘i'Aé lsm'v llll'lfi‘fit’n the
Riv. Mr. ~Itilnn, ul Ellm. I. In, N. J...;.I‘vd
”I “I and Drill them Iv. .5 :inrir i- .tvy,
Mb “Withheld. Aiding-1mi- Irh'firlum
“mentions“ the bill; It? '2 rite.
ion Q” fishing trip Logo-glided! I£flhlz
most “cantor llu'r 1' or We l- wry,
'hlchwnsdtiétnttw ‘4 ”mt his unidi-
Vllllldge \chIhIl‘u, to 'v'. vm erw‘rr} {out
ofthe lake hfllllllll‘u‘. l president mu
out for nearly two lImIn :l'ul : bull, and
when It. McAdam hnouxl rm: hwi up
Will! landing his little IE.III"‘.?nr, Witv !.:t
in the bow, held up a. very ctmlnultlo lULls
lug string or pickv rel.
II. lint on the lr'ruut '-a II.
Thu drive to the bliiilllll tour mill-s own,
was extremely pleasant. 'i'lu- puwldeui
sat on the (mm and or the u. "u with
the driver smoking. him-y oi r~ , wrmvtry
people who Pitawvl lim V3.1. uh I'm: ‘i l'I't"
ogniae in that quie! Endive! ~ mulent III
the United Stat.» l t .; ’0 iii",
and he returned the' tr 3.5 -' .\ tuIl.
special train of one a .r .‘mi nu . #4an 'on
the president to Summm
‘Ihe Conllnllkrn- H I. ll.-
A III“ (370th had '1’.- I " mild; lrl'l'c [0|
ahalf hour, rind when LIL- rum .~Tv;;rp=’.‘.r‘
and they caught slum ur the ph‘wlvui
through the car window l re.
scam and again. The pnurllm n . 1 hi
party came out on Ihe platform :ml — «v.
there waiting It" lire ‘mcul cum-1* 'Ir‘e
There was some slight him-h it.
rangements, (or the Irnltillllllr'v not
appear, and the [Inn-idem «owl l-.: mu,
over the heads of lilerrmnl Ime .. .,nr3
hairs-11mm stepped up to him, and. min
log out his hand, run-i:
“I gum this is the bra! clmuceiwl?
have to shake bombs with the pmulem."
The resident took It. I. .ml but .ltuncv
MID to jo-ulr l‘lllv .ltul push clut-
othsraround in an l'llilfl u,» .‘ n1...- mud
with hill and h. hall to «his Iris. :.- ill Lb.
car. A maintainer til.- en Lyme, lwml
db, "I. In“ the. Villa...‘ Illufilwltl
and, alluring U“: ml. Ivciumm‘
'l
7 .II
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t president to Sun-lows
A Bullh- Inti- the (raw-l.
The procession whirl. plan-u! -l mu preu
deutial party up lirnmiwm. \- ... I’nrilpIIMW
of the Citizen-6' verge uf l‘llllz} ~vv um:
some Irmy ullllnrnv-, :.- ;. ..-. . r y...
Grand Army. the .lu'zv: .,-. 13lr‘lll tl)l‘|ll
Wtflllt‘l and the lex '.:I i .Izh EVE...“ illi-
tbeae came the lllemlorrs m the meal com
mittee in carriages and I’m- mnmm-s con
tainlngthe presidential! purl} llfv'ililih'll}
had been well decorated in: ilZI' rem-prion
Applause, cheering and ILu movlng m
hlndkll’tltlell greeted the prudent :l-l tht
proruaion passe-i flimsy: L."- luuul Ill”!
oughlm. He bowed his zu-Kn-avimgmrut-
eoutluually, and one» one. rnw In his mil
to return aaaiutatiou oi more than onll
nary iervor. Alter zl Iii-lrrmlued hauls
with the eager crowd Im- pro-Lieu! .IL lll-l
reached the plans of lb» limo! l'niur
hotel. in the course of lrl- ~;u m h ln- sol-l
‘lhe l'lfildrnl‘a ‘p-vr‘r.
It gives me great pic's-vile arwl fluids: 'Ian lv
'“Ilt‘ltltn the [MI-l the .:I\ , m“: 5mm...“
the crpn‘wn’un n! kmlnms I. u» H harm lljwl
rue lrL-nr all your tau-s l urn , .: - mun-hum
lion oi all this In tho! you In» all .mxnlu- ill will
an». lovers oi the thug and v! ilu- - «untutton
andlnthuaauslahtllm ’rm gun-“.1... ;..n g.
your loyalty and [urn-(mu l. I- u- l l all
sure. all individual "pres-w .l l‘ inn-1 um
betterm- that. luv lltlhrmlu If: ”I min i: on
W in naught who more mm. m we I... ‘
“It It! ngve their love and loyalty our
m». not to individuals but In llxdlllllurlu
We love lhhlsnd balm It b alaml- (m. rzy
heroine the web sud wool nl Irv llmlduirnu m.
m to promote and recur.- 1mm in :I
liberty and general pl-wxultya
lsrit Ihe only I! urn-rum.
W. love it bet-nose ll nolnzll) «ta-v ImI v tv‘lt't‘
ill! Ila-fl M whirl“) I"! t‘llml‘ «lb-l zn'lluh ll“
tweenrnsnthan that or morn lrhmu! I» um»
”martin who'd-m Ihu lmwml twig.» ..
MGM Amy 0‘ [In 1‘01me luv tlwn e.
curt-ad their welcome incur we rin- hurl;-
anywhere “Ill 1 dd am n;- camar- m uli l m
siriend. Survivors oi Ir mull m .l, in r- l rm
Willy olour inaluuwvna. hm m, » rulurv r
h mummy-us tutlletlw mv m: uw
II-fll‘dmhhdflt’uu the u'. Inn t .u.» Illa I
cesium-yarn we. a. r'clllt u» .l um In
pollute.“I is me luv. doing mm par t :mmnmm
ielh mummy, MI! in pr. limit I:
chit). Weird prnswrlty oi the wuutn
”mm
they All-m sue-cunt lillwv
Throughout the delivery .1 un- npeccl
there was a eonthvusl burr m e‘nnvlm
hottest mm tr .lilr' ovum
thrills-a mm but bl luarl
its would tidu‘l 'tlh'u plii‘r‘ MxlI‘I
" , heeurhlsnih‘éthmlblh «mm
‘ ae‘thsu denim Io till
earl of the “buds plans, when- u relic
heats-aunts?“ to hold backtbecrowd
M thserowd had got in behind him am
iatkeesaurol this mm! the president
In: littlest suloeslrd. The local rum
hitter seamed entirely own-Isl to Illa
my sad it dull: Inn by the III-r
Wain-sot tm own party than III.
III) had made an appeal lm
room. wu given enough splat
around in.
la- My hearty (loom.
Whilfllttlfl Iltl president itlmmlvt tht
reception abruptly marbles. All
mm teekfls Inhnu' am sndetsrter
boulder». the crowd Marv-t
It...“ the lies slams tor uu
here of the
escaped selul: rig
on through throttles
apartments and tell tr
mover ire-I lb lively eagerness. ‘l‘lu
must had another coal-Ines will
John W. Faster. the special emu,
«themed-prim taming. Mr
Foster authorin- the new mu
neither this eoshrusv nor the one It
trust loom lulu anything In do will
insist-pretenses! Ines-nut truly.
MCI
Prison Isary Visits Putt.
girlie" Keener
ot Meade visited
. ‘Itcilrldse II
FLAG Momma '8
. HORTON. 53ml. B. as avenue. 8. N.
i won, oi
NORWALKagWMIhWN. W
PARSONE‘II.“ .ILWWI
We:
‘icfi'i'ififilm
“fia W14 W Low It. 8. N.
moms. nawwmunms. N.
m.
.N. ilns
fiwmflw
on .
Wfiwagmr ,3 uoosnrorms’nrso nouns.
and mom... gowns, r.w.rsWueInrmu.s. Ir.
endow (WholesaleJ‘ .
Hfilfifiiwmltd WK (IOHPARY
Flour. grain. hay. etc.
IIA
BID names was. (Ladiss'aad children).
lebloek 8.x.
eutl'aad cum-ham poolnmhatrdutttnm
Bills 0 sanctuaries.
110):
6In k .33”. Roll Wmfi‘}. Mom“ m' 0'
HAT WU'AUI'UREBIL
hit-bed .
Issuer. mm Eldon-nu m affili-
R37: 8.5 RewYorkoblceJD Wheelie».
DND colitl'l‘iX‘K i II.
New Formillg ('ompauy. wdldm N m
"AIIDWABZ I (.117!!!th
QUINTAR, W. C. Music Hall block, 5. R.
latrines. eic lmtfll
wins/ruse. mum-es.
Ilium“!!! “3378.
Laurence eons. usinertl’.0
Fire.» detach-um?“ Ilium
WOOD, W .
1% estate. inv‘estgenwm “d w.“ mum"
urwnsoowzs ll 7
.’ 'M“ Wtwandt Washington
Issuance ODIPANIES.
GONNEL'I'ICUTGEN‘LI “misses DJ}-
Bornmedu Intag’, tW arm ".5. sulcers].
III'I'ROI’O LITA INIMIOJJW ~
tnnst.i-l. 8.. li’ .rub .rwoletsutnuptial";g
NUIIWALK Film IN“. ('0. V. In I
'IlltillWM slur e urn. No outstanding mmuli
l' EOI'IJE‘H Ll‘lv'l'.‘ INS. v.0 The, 4:) Washlu no
shit. lLVrecmaant luprwlnlen or
Been in Soundings!
We have it from good authority, the deepest sounding ever
interest which we take no placing before the public, our immense
stock of Kitchen and House-Furnishing Goods, and as the sea is
a constant source of wonder to every one that looks at it, so also
are the many bargains which we offer from time to time to our
customers. It is a common thing in our store, to have customers
say to us, “Why, how is this I’ I have always been in the habit of
paying such and such a price,”und usually from 25 to 33.5 per
cent. more than we ask for the same article.
The stock we wish to call your attention to to- day . is old, yet
always new; clean, and always saleable, and money invested in
it 13 never wasted, for that which goes to make your home more
comfortable, is never wasted.
WE MIDI" ill' ll
Hoosefurnishing
Department,
sort: out
Prices for this Week.
E legnut Applique fringed I uses istyles: (twice. 29(-
“e are also showing some nice lauliucrs. reduced to 330 me-
dium size; 2%: for size smaller.
Just receivwlsmall lot of \ery «iv-«4.1m line of l'aneinass
Luke -ts.( '.ltclI ails. em, from fine up.
(‘lmiee display new patterns Majlica Bread and Cake plates,
(lloir'u for 2151’ each.
Lute-st. design of real French i'hina (‘uspadoI-OS. hamlsmnely
decorated. only We
Hillier lines of Earthen “’an Cuspmlnrcs from 1250 up, this
W90
“e are carrying the largest mi: of Dinner Baskets “or-k
Baskets etc. . m e1 shown in South Norwaik.
'0'.
'l‘mvlh Picks at :k- lmx. worth m-
Srruhhiug lrlhhvs at He I-uch. worth 12:-
Soup Dishes it! I've. Worth 1w.
Dish Mops lie. worth 'Ji‘
Salt Boxes at 2c, worth. He ‘
Elegant Spiel» liilxva :Ifu- kurth $1. in
{cat pom Iain lined in quart kettle vile worth I n
SlopPails,doeor.1tcd,..ltrlm-.worth live
Milk Pens. largesize. lli. \vath .'Ur
iimul size Slew l’allls. llk'. Wurlll lit-
llig job in Velvet lup Whisk l’vrmum, 13:. mph
1 quart Milk l’uils‘. .'u'. worth 1w
! lnxuart illslemI. luv. Worth 251'
“H 4»... ..
Wooden-Ware.
[Bread Board, 'lek regulurpriwrynn
1 Knife Box. 'Uc. 2m-
] Show lirllsll, “.’Hc. “ We
1 Stove Brush. INI'. “ '.’II'
I Wash Board. me. 23w
1 'l‘IIWI-l Ruck. Nr‘. " llr'
l Dust Brush. ‘JW. :3!"-
TIN-WARE.
I Dish l’uu. best Tin, in", regular price live.
1 Tea Pot, 2W, ” 370
l Cutler! Put. 2:.-. “ 351:
1 Quart l’nil. Te, lilo.
1 Large Dipper. 50. v m-
1 Cup, :Iv, " 5c
1 Dust Pun. iv, “ ilr'
l Dimer Pull. lite, “ file
l hill: Pliny? itc. -~ rat»
I Soiree Pall, He, “ lili'
1 Dish, 1m», “ 2:00
CROCKERY.
Home Buckingham Ten l’ot, "he. regular-price, 1370
lillnss l‘ ruit Dish
lite “ ‘52::
Dinner Plates Ill! “ m:
Pudding Dish Me “ 22::
Tea Plates lie “ 8c
Bowls be “ 7c
Platter to “ me
Agate Iron Ware Reduced in per cent.
llumlled Tens, 41c watt, worth “he. ,
Wash Bowl and Basin, i'vz'rc, worth mm.
Slop Jars, 900 each. worth s1. 25.
,No. llWash Boiler, the, worth ti. on
Gentlemen, we would call your attention to the feet that we
are OVGY‘flloff-‘hlfll on one line of extra line quality of shoe brushes.
I e
“a best bristles. and well worth the each; to close thorn out Ive offer
them at too each
Boston Store,
flmm mum.
“dfl‘éhifi..
umv um
vi... cost
repairs for maul:
BCUIVIELD, WM. A. Knight
chinery roads promptly. “FM
IANIII'MUIKBW
AVIIION, A. Idem-l . Wflg‘hflla‘
ctables,tis tish,oysters.n “ill-ml.”
”m‘" " ”"7”" mar-
mil
lohsleraciama, fruits.
were sum:
C. ‘u‘l‘lAl'trW IUDD‘SCash
spa ll y.
CARI: WILLIAM H. Benedict l’srln
E. 21.1- Ioe meats, Mada
mvngiwofiumm
made. intho Pacific than: wasgohost {fivev miles, .'.Thiswmms Wit Isa-i
’very de'ep,’ yet "it is ll mere more compared to the) 'depth 6f riocrrwooo 11‘
line meats. Dish, oysters. clams.
SMITH'S WABHINGTONW-
lngton st,tl.N. meats, “ain’t-Ill:
1']le & NASHJNO. Main “:8. K.
wultrvm .Uhoice cut sat
WEBPEKJ. P. 13 Main 61 N. ehetesueatl.
pow ltry, mucous leuetc. e'tc.
lUMBBR DEALERS C WC m.
RANDALL's MILL. nu. lumber harm.
rough or worked reorder run
Inserts AND BUILD
SEYMOITB, HENRY, 121 West ave 8. It. All
kinds or stone mason cont traclsta'ken. '
SMITH, WILLIAM II. 3 West at, B. )1. Job-
hing promptly attendedto.
MARBLE AND cum
BATES, I’. W. “ater St. N. Mil-GI" d
iin nite and marble w and dolls! in
elongate“ of silk! ark.
MEN'S 007mm
COMSTOC‘K BROS. Masonic
Main st. 8. ‘i. Gentlemen‘ I hummus“
IRANCISJI CO. mWsshingtonlt, 8. [as
hats. gentlemen' sfurnishinga allkinda.
MERCHAE'I‘ manila. '
GUSOWSKI E. 31 Well or N. m l
M the latest stylesslw‘ays had.
KOCOL'R, l". ll No. Main st, 8. N. tsllv
oring a s ty. Repairing, etc.
sllnumr. . '-
course MI. multilingual. no..."
material used tilled
Fl’l‘r' ll AGNES mow-n It. for
“01 id 'ts tlsluIduen WWW;
music niacin-a;
curses. ALEX sum-nth.»
ooigmm mm m human.
BOYL‘ IV. I]. JrSOY, L'MWster .
' or Raymond I l’lsirters.exporter‘a'asn§w£de-
sale dealers in native oysters.
REED & HOUSIIAN I“ W l M
ters and shippers of Norwakew
VAX mus. J I.. too. Routers?
PATTY-IKE AND Km 7 ‘-
SORW ALK PATTERN WOR gm
loge spot lolly. by steam
nir.
«MI-:arm lm Bohsnnan. (stream): 1!. I.
net; (‘lwmihlohll “:01..me
ll. mnirL. (steam); Grace Church. air;
ram ' .
llI’AlXARD. l-‘. C." . Water“... .
Paint, gold and silv er signs a'
yliotne
and sign painter, paper hanqufieeouirw.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
\‘fllt'l'll. o. s. 73 Washington st, as. One
PHYSICIASS.
Burke. IV. (.‘.. Miles 4.5 and IT “'asb
~r. .\ Hour-I9") Ill lto3.’ I ind. m If.
HESlIl-IE, L' F corWsllaudK ht .Als
dealer in pianos, organs, sheeluu‘rnsim.
Pl. .l'l'l\li~fitll. I), SIL‘ HEARD mm
~t. All ltlllrl~lll elm tro idling
um! I. nub-hing of .Ill Elude ol goods.
BEA]. ESTATE AG
1.. \\ Tux .1 soon It \\'ashlngionst.nextl’.0
H. X. I’roperryfor sale,housestorent. (seeadr
thorpe, prop, Riv snide ave
References: Somik kLock any.
and mn'ny others.
()S'I'ERBA'NK 020. II 'lWater
quality only, andthat
PIANO TUNER 8 REPAIR!!-
sol 1'" soil“ ALII I’LATING (:0. .Wsler
“‘OODW All A NmMainw, min
rent and build Elliot‘s
'r. .l! l‘, I!"
W \BEI’ F. F. 9 Ball leak
III all riders. strietmm claret?!
\W'L A few tnbiel
i.. -\\'E H DEPOT BMAURANI’. 33 I!
it) the twat. prices the lowest. Oman
scuoons. ‘-‘ l -' 7
ll \lllil‘ MISS INSTITLWI. Y
Invurrl lll‘lflllllliu' MMII.WdDKmo‘1"l-I.rm
.\ilt.'. \Il-IAD' “Ht IlOilhttrr
l.l-1Io~,lllllslde,.‘l. Sprlrrgtmwm:
NIIOB'I‘IIAND AND m
L.“ III-'Ir's lunar. s N. (11le Pris.
Day and evloeningsess lie. Send «forelimb.
STEAM [561525 All! I’ll-Pl.
NOIIWALK mos “()sz on As
W ster st, H. 5:, near Railroad hill.“ L7H
STEAIBIIII’ ‘1’!an AM”. a
l. \IYTIIS, J M '08 M “’ashingtmal unfit, '
Museum‘s“
l
FF ilillrl. 1083 H. ft. WM M
brlrk, lime, cementJIuh'. M'- “ ‘
MOII’I‘IIS’, JOHN 1!.er brave-Ila. . I
Also la) er of concrete 5
”70" K5. RANGE AID nun”.
Kl'fl'I'HUM. LAM)!» , llsvilasd -.
t-as Move» and wsIer'hntm 7.0. “has a“! ll"
POWELL J. “2 3 Washington at, 5. N.
‘ .MUCII 1 It In!
MORTON ,J()Il\l ll her In [bill
and hemmektn I! promptlyvelnuvfi ""
UKDIIBTAIIIB.
JESMNIIII, J II I Harrell. Elspeth;
dent-eallln IIt,.'. ‘37,", Telephone
Jrzl. urn orzo .n'w. latest, 8.3. o...
all
Kai” NI) nu). lids, mpgwmm;
ml! ltorhley II.
Jacob M. Layton
Mainstream] “was.
nuance Agent
spur-ruin, “‘3‘ Inc
”roles for .ll sag“
as Washi
with all lhdr
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wmtnlmm‘mx
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