,s..
wnlahnekmblnnt 2'
non BA of flu. N .
’IWb-ufifuwmfi
name a ooarsovrorvns.
'm IACJIRII. IllnlLSJJola
spatter fina‘soslsbvaledlee
Till CITY lull 500,000,000 (IAthS
‘ or turns on llANll.
u
n. um. "Bmklnt” has mm Bul-
clout b Burp!) Our Walls and Those“
by”? WW'IVI Hundred Day-f
“Malia Interval".
dipole anxiety has been felt on the part
this city. as to the amount
‘A ' l'cltyIi sres‘er‘voirs. Through
the kindmofflngineerw. II. Indem-
Burma. reporter has been able to get a
comparison of the water supply of city
and borough, which will doubtless prove
“OWN. So Maillot 3.x.
your fwt and have it otted. I . '
The Fourth regiment did oyoehent
work this year. .
Manon was the largest in its history.
In guard duty and the duties of sentinel.
Iurtlcularly, it was admitted that the
men of the Fourth e'xcollad all others.
Among the visitors tum-South Nor-
walk were Mrs Colonel Crown. Mrs.
Lrswr, Mrs. James Golden and daufitter
.. {I It
V5.6!4
iIIlly detailed. as left general
e Fourth regiment in tho ab-
tguide.
intermting to our readers. The figures
a given by the first commimtoners, that
Maze capacity 07,500, 000 gives only II
m cm thirty-live days’ supply In case
of a drought.
When thocity first talked water the
Guantte hoastedof its immense works;
that they were ample for both places,
“’ Ihll the ideaof the little "brookle " in
Whortleberry Hills supplying the city
with a population of 3,000 inhabitants
m abmrd; that the borough Works had
bead enough to throw the water over the
crestofl'laxllill, whichoouldnotbe
obtained from any other source, reports
(probably Bugheer Rider's) to the con-
Irary not
Engineer Rider. who designed the
city. works, and has bad charge of all tIItI
new extmsiom, stated then that the
httongh would be out of water tint and
recommended connecting the mains on
West avenue so that each could supply
the other. The borough were short four
years in moose-ion. A new reservoir
'haabeeabuiltsoastogivcthem, aswas
claimed, on inexhaustible supply; again
they are out of water, and let us ask our-
selves where would we have been bad
we united with them. The hills “brook-
lot" has proved sufficient to supply tluI
. flank of our little city and our neighbors
as well, whenin need. Engineer Rider
stated In 1875 that our works were ample
for about ten years, and at the end of
that time we would need more storage
room and n largermain. His advice was
man not urnil fifteen years had
goneby. Now we have a reservoir of
which we may well be proud, holding
nearly 700,000,000 gallons of water. and
which at a small outlay, for valuable
farms mainly, can bedoublcd or tripled
in capacity, flooding about seventy acres
more than at preheat and the‘ 'brooklot'
ianmple to fill it. A few figures will
plumber! inprestbere:
. ‘ . Iron; the reservoir on Spring
I: antes... borough’s storage reservoir.
3,!” feet,or a little oIer six mike.
Elevation of Spring Hill reservoir, 191
feet; elevation of upper rusrvoir, 31'.
feet; mpacity of original works, some.
”gallons; capacity of present works,
about M,w0,000 gallons.
mention of city’s reservoir No.1, 2'
feet; elevation of city's reservoir No.2,
80 feet; elevation of city's reservoir
No.3 wrest. Auto costs-Inwa-
ity thepia i, like the quantity of water.
all in the city' s favor.
Capacity of thecity's works~ltcservolr
No. 1, 14M,” gallons; reservoir No. 2.
W,M,;0Mphons reservoir No.3,102,-
'Mmphons. Total when full, 876,-
V ”l ,tllllphons; totalcapaoityof borough
reservoirs when full, 04 £00,000 phone:
bhnoe in favor of the city. 782,404,000
puma.
Thepreseat capacity of the borough
workakaboutoneday's supply, if son-
I” b} allowed to use it from their
W supply.”
. The peanut capacity of the city It
work. b about 500,000,000 gallons, or
radiate last until it rains. Reservoir
No.1 isfull; ruervoir No.2 has been
drawn down about three feet, leaving
.... tum-five fut it depth yet in it.
and ruarrvolr No. “salmon drawn down
abutda (at, leaving twenty-three feet
“at, man. ”! alder Intendu
. Immerse them'm
1““me ll gosh water
that".
« rows-m mainstream win
Wild till We! of‘Ivater, we will
Lbybtltwould take the old twelve-
‘ ova too days to empty the
magmas will Bill be-
mentor tllat time and aid the
”fl—
. Hill made a volun-
. orwalk boys gave him a unanimous
vote of thanks and three rousing chccnI.
It was conceded by cvoryone that the
marching of the Fourth regiment on re-
view by the Governor was the steadicst
and best of the brigade.
0a the first day of camp Captain Frost
[accented to Private A. 8. France, of
Company D, the gold recruiting medal
won by him during the last drill sewn
for proposing the largest number of Inca
enlisted into the company. The modal
consists of a pair of crossed guns with a
scroll above, surmounted by an eagle.
The medal is oblong, pendent by two
Chaim. In the centre a wreath encloses
II largo old English “1)." On the scroll
is engraved “Recruiting modal, 18m."
B. J. llill. Dr. Gregory and J. 3. Soy—
IIIIIIIr were so inspired with patriotism
and military ardor at Bonnington that
they wont dire-Hy from there to Camp
Watson. They made a tour of the en-
campment Thursday evening with Gov-
crnor Build-icy SIIrgcon—(icncml llun-
gcrford. Captain Punt and some ullicers
of tlnI Twenty—third rIIgiIIII-nt, of Brook-
lyn, and were greatly interested and
pleased IviIII the various fI-.tlllrc.~; of the
camp.
The discipliuc at the camp IIII-I IIIIIrc
rigid than that of any fIIrIIII-r cut-Inap-
meat. After Tuesday no enlisted man
was allowed to leave the ground without
a pass, and no other-r Mtor retreat with-
out the countersign. A provost guard
'was continuously at the depot, day and
night. to prevent soldiers without losses
from taking the trains.
0n “'educsthty night, when them was
a dance at the Spiritualistic I-IIIIIp ground
nd joining the camp. scI‘crIIl IIIIeIIIpts
worr- manh- to forcibly run tho guard bc-
twccn the two gnIuInlII. The guard wan-I
doublnl, a line fixed of thirty foot from
tho guard line. and the sentinel-I in-
structcd to charge upon any man crou-
ing the line. A crowd gathcrcd and
son-ml small knots of men crossed tin-
linc in II bunch. The guard: charged
upon them. Some got back at ross llll'
line, but son .III were prickud with bayo-
nets. one Inan so brandy that ho had to
be taken to the hospital.
LAWN rsssm.
Battle. For the I‘alrtleul County 'l'onrru.
meat. Whlrh lie-glue \Vrduuully.
The entries for the l’airiicld County
tennis tounutmunt, which upon» in Nob
w:rlk.\\'I.-Ilncrnlay. chm-d Saturday night.
The entries follow, among which being
some excellent [laymen
Singles, Bridgeport, William Tomlin-
son, Roland Mallory, E. S. liclknap,
John W. Wheeler, Uwrge W. llawley:
llcll Haven, W. M. Copp. B. H. CoIIover,
R. W. ltathborn, 2d. George P. Sheldon.
\. bl. McClure. W. III. Barium, Jr.. R.
B. Kerr: llanbury. B. E. Tweedy, ll. W.
Frazier, Winthrop lioal; Norwalk. Ito-e
liurchard, l-‘. A. Lockwood. Dr. W. I-'.
Acton, Arthur B. Russell, James II.
Knapp, Jr.. Elbert Manama.
Doubles. Bridgeport, Mallory and Bel-
knap, Tomlinsuu and Hurley, lime and
Wheeler, W and B. llawley: Bell
llnvon, Copp and Conover. Ilatbborne
and Shaldou, Kelli-Yo and Curllart, Kerr
and Ellsworth: llanbury. Tweedy and
W. Deal and ”Inks” Norwalk, Bur-
mclmTI-‘Bml “Ming...“- 1.. .n .y. f" Illv
“one to the Ppanus Ame rlrnn spa.
meme Wilda altyIat one
this morning. over the llanbury and
Norwulk division of the Ilousatonlc
road, Itadonhoard the following South
llorwalk panph bound for Burlap.
IlIaHoyt, It. and fire. llauford Aby.
.Nr.demRB.FaMMr.HhE:L
Puncher. W. 8. Ivory, Mrs. J. ll.
Wheeler. In. J. B. Betta, like (lenie-
vlevo Smith, Marshall I’. smith, llr.
MERLC B. lord. llrs. flmllll. list
their, llr. and In. Goulds' Hoyt and
Fred Bohriddler.
Arnongdbe sacarsiwluta from Nov-
walk were Int. Sarah llnll. like Haidle
'llahnllir- Ilmle Button. and A. ll.
ltfy’t‘ndwlfe. Pro-smooths"
were in. and fire. 0.1..an and
Hire Edith Pope.
um ha- cuu’p «are...
The local military companies arrived
borne from camp at 8:48 hatunlsy after-
MI?
Elle-e. Themforsmdoaltah»
nudPlaeesudtI-uohedtothoamry,
where they duvet-III tor nun-om.
one a ”Manta.
GAB III II
.13;qu "
Thom
l‘rl'tha city to select
any» persons. .
one“: Ann it. II. II. Fail-
mturlvoa. “for
”Ins-...... “I ..
BAYHOND. 1.1!.
W“ mill. H. N.
. ”I“
N. Benfselllllnudovr,
unto—warms.
Till COIING AND GOING 01’ CITY
AN]! 3030““! PEOPLE
Where and flown" Spell Their Hours
of IWWI-OI‘ ofl'own (lusts Who
are Bullying Norwalk Ilaapltalltv.
(loorge Cooks spent Sunday in Dan
bury.
W hum ll Nadln, of. tlwlpro I,
liiMI ‘llmidaiy In New dbl-idly"
Frank l-‘ingonn, of "III hand street, has
returned from a visit in Danbury.
Dovalo Fountain. of Mumford, spout
Sunday with his brother. James Fount-
nin.
George E. Burford, of Brooklyn. spent
Sunday with Frank Aym. East Nor-
walk.
'1‘. 1. Jones, of the firm of E. K. Lock-
wood & C0,, is taking II vacation this
“'L‘t'k. /
Mrs. T. H. Cole. of \l'aehingmn street,
is spending a few days with fricude
in Brooklyn.
Mrs. llarrict Ilendriokson, of New
York. is visiting Mm. ll. Townsend, Elm
Grove Place.
Howard ZoIIIIl. of Chestnut sin-ct,
spent Sunday with J. Creighton llutcb-
inson. in New York.
Andrew Evans, of Brooklyn. spent
Sunday (I! the residence of t ’aptnin Puck.
Main street. borough.
Janice SI-olield, of lllt.‘ firm of Scum-bl
d: “031., is tnkinga vacation. IIII will
IIpI-Iul it at Low,' Ridge.
Mira Lou Knight. of Brooklyn. has rc~
turned homo after a visit with Capt-tin
S. Peck, Main street. borough.
l Icorgc Summer and Fruit-rich Squicrs.
of lialnvny, N. J..
the Misses Scmhicr. West strwt.
Churlm 'i'.>i:IlIin, clerk for Druggist
llalc, rI-IIIrIIIIIl this afternoon from his
tIIu Ivcc'ss' vocation III Putnam.
Mm )lollic Morton. III the convent
Sucrcd "cart. New York city, spcIItSmI
day at her home on Taylor avouucf
Mrs. William B. Egonton and family.
of Brooklyn, are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Mitchell, at the Rocks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. l’urriwu. of Brook'-
lyn. havII returned from II visit with Mr.
and Mrs. T. H. this. of Washington
Sll’l't‘l.
lI’IIlplI llnuly and Ellis lluIvuI-Il. l
thiscity. rotIInch ymh-nlny afternoon
from a trip to Long l-Ilzunl. nftcr III-och
plums.
Charles .I\. Hawkins. special age-III. of
the AIIII-ricIIII lInIIIranI-.- I-IIIIIpIIIIyI. of
New York. spent Sunday with W. L.
Wilcox.
Mrs. lloore and daughters, of Newark
who have b on the poem of Won 3.
lit-diam, on (Imnt strcct. returned home
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. W. ll. I’II-mIII and son
Harold, of l'nion l'nrlr, rcturncd Satur-
day owning from their trip to New
llzunprdIirc.
III-«cs Viola and I‘nrric 'I‘IIy II Ir. of BIL-It
NIIIIIIIIII. after :I Iva-vii: I‘l-Ii! with Mixes
Leila HIInrlcs. in l'IIrtclIIstcr. IIIII'I- I't‘I
turned homo.
Mix-we Grace and Hum lllt'lirl and
Edward Hicks. 0! Newark aroma-rats at
llll‘ nwdcnn‘uf Cilil'hdl’t llll'l‘ \IIIIIIIII‘II'.
South Main strwt.
Miss la-ttic l’I-nrsall. of Astoria, L. 1..
who has been visiting in this city. wont
tIISuIIIIfIIrIl Imlay. II'III-rII .‘llll‘ will visit
Mrs. Wilbur I'I. howls.
Mrs. Susan Seaman. of Brooklyn. and
CoIIlIliII 1’. Solution, of I'm-purl. l.. l..
have returned from a visit with III-lob ll.
III-tuna“. of Spring street.
MI. and "to. B. W. Mtlulu. of dons-y
(in. A. 1.. Miller and James L. I '.lnrlr
of Springfield: and III. I’. llIIiclIhI-IIII and
of New York. spent Nun-lay nt thowifv
Mahackemo hotcl. .
wile. and Mrs. than (Item, ll ll'arrie
Mayfllllver,’ Niki Hallie Winn-gory, of
Norwalk'. and lihw “(min M. Taylor, of
(lm’s'filfllfl. m tva'n lhlII morning
fora two weeks outing at lake Won»
mung.
Colonel J. ll. Austin, who has been
traveling through the west-II pm gent
forth-III Brotherr' circus. loft the num-
pray at San Minn prior lothelr do-
parturo for Amtralia. III- Is now the
guest of his parents on River street.
Joseph Buns-I. Edwml Blake and Doc
llsnly. oi the street railway llne, are
taking their annual vacation this week.
Doc IIIIII Intro-hand II new suit of clothes
and a stove pipe hat and will world thtI
week at mine fashionable watering place.
W. ll. Ohastead, of Union Park. ro-
turnsd from his trip through halos, New
titan-hire and Vermont. last Saturday
evening. he reports plenty of rain III
that section. lie Insoow visited every
large cltylneverystate aadterrltory In
the United Mala.
Imralrdtmtnoron outer
WMMWW
eotnptiny. III actively lama] In the
clroulatioaof a petition for the catch
momentum WW
IIIeladstutIIefloundltom mines-win)
meMh’IOMmrm
that. lbw-Mundane
man YMIaho from
WWW-lime I’m".
. more mfigfldhm mum-Iii
ptlv lltondvd to.
Irlor avenue, 8. ll.
star at. Heath Now-lb.
llIuItlonII, Jobbing, etc.
- mhallet mamas.-
. anddealefiknrlbllmu.
’ sum IIIITEIIIIIGS.
spent Sunday with him.
«bunks-(lube
00 fl "Min “'3.” “H
ram-Induce Isw’ ‘ ma...
...... Munro “*
“Emu '00”. ’
nmmw ”women...
Wk & Dawn“ m."&m M
a
more?" mm? Iahnmtgm'gm'm
.FJthBD” not. fill nodWsstshfi.
“mm Muhammad'sdttawm
bums. II n. IIII'IIII n. N.
DRAIN All) In“ PM
We. II. II. III Wall II. II.
name All!) murmur.
IABTBIDEI’HARMAm.VanZAndI may
ondaylloarnr mwnmtwspin.
wants or scours.
What the Baa-bull "cyan. 1th!“
and Home Are Doing.
“TRICAHW‘I’IOII.
Atlblannln—
“Mala... ..IoIooosooJ-I-r
00am“ ..... l&0d001lll—1:nz
Mllmldl uu Darhugtlaatriabt
Manna.
Ila-ding of the club.
Thnfollowingls the record of Who
. . . inkl’f ....IB 1’.
m” .. II awn” In
2‘" York” I W ...“ h) .
Wwfi Ii!“ Wtfih'
Thefolhwinghthumdol ltheAIncr-
loan association:
w. L kc. 1v, any:
...n at Golumbu..m n .I
”‘1'”.ng Kuwait-en: our, :1:
Atblotle. ..... Into IIw-Iningxbistuhu
Wanda Proved the 'In'nnr.
\‘APA, Cat, Aug. film-III a match race
between Silas Skinner and Wanda for
“(100a side and a purse of $00 Wanda
won. Time—3:l9}(,2-.20andt;ll' 3‘.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Ir 1. Henchman, Base of the Walnut
Street. theater and owner olthe Park
theater, Philadelphia. is dead.
Motor McKinley opened the Ohio cani-
pulp at Niles, where he spoketo 30.000
portions and pushed the silver question
forward asoneof thoiasuuof the cans-
lt h nlleged that Count Herbert 8b
much has written to the Hambursu
Nachrlohten denouncing the Interview al-
Iaged by M. de Blowltz, the Paris com
apondent of the London Tlmegto have
been held by him with Count van Munster,
the German ambassador at Pads, as a
fabrication. andthat Count Herbert will
endeavor to force we Munster Intoadnel
Av the Democratic district convention
at Addison.N Y.. It was decided unmi-
rnoualy to favor lllll tor governor and
Charles F. Peck for lieutenant governor.
Ayoung fellow named James Roberts
has been arrested at New Washington 0,
as being the Columbus Grove murderer
and bank robber. Two people who saw
the Columbus Grove murderer at the time
be was making his escape have ldentlflsd
The New York Herald says that Prest
dent Harrison's alleged plan to confine the
coinage of silver to the product of Amerb
can mines may be aooeptedbybothpartiea.
Ruralanpapera state that theralauofear
either. being any prohibitlon of a. el—
portatwbeatfrorn Ito-Ila, nor will there
aveabeataxcu inlmmthablnad.
, la Ala: dear. I. Abbott! .
ma..n,a:tu“;:nmm
bardaequulltaae. W. Abbott.
allu Fraakc. Mammal! Mum»
day to see the noted prisoner. Since
Almy's Identity has been established sev-
eral persona claim that Mary taunt Ab
bott. Farther proof of his identity was
furnished today by K I". Wllmonr of OI-
oott, Vt, a brother of Abbotts own
moth". lle visited the primncr, and
when questioned said 'I have not seen
George Abbott since he Iva In Windsor
iii-on. butthsmanutbneotupstninla
II . .
In. W at the lava l'aasl.
Assent Pans, N. J.. Ann. a—Fully
atom pebple attended the exerci— of the
Ocean Grove Cam Heeling annotation
Sunday. At No t are was a love feast at
which 10,!” persons were present. The
morning sermon was delivered by Bishop
Joyce of Chattanooga. Tenn ,and heard by
soon people Rev. T DsWitt Talmagn
preached to 10, 000 in the afternoon
Last night her lmon Chelsey, of New
Haven. preached to a (lowland
won
Important (In-nonalc- to luau Ion.
Wumsoros, Aug. u-‘l'bs llama of
American Republic- has Just been in-
lormadthat the Nicaraguan government
has-1p ed a mace-Ion of ”manners-Io!
land In the departments of Matagalps and
Segovia toaeompany of Kansas capital
ills. The consideration for this grant III
that the capitalists shall colonize 8,01”
famlllea III the depart uts named and
build-railroad from onototabo totbe
l'iloGraade.
Labor Delegates no Not Agree.
33mm Aug. u—The lesions at the
Brussels labor" congress have not. elected
much for the harmony of labor. Theses
Inn trade union delegates from England
and America feel that their Influence has
been overcome by Ibo socialist element.
Tiny express dissatisfaction with the rel»
tier: of In! I for the eight hour agitation
“sauteongmslstobs bald at ham
the President‘s loans Ina Away.
can In Pom. N.J..A lit—Tbs
tlal lathe
hrsaashotelyard. were
lahslsaslbra mourn-mu.
loans anaemia- and In
Irma film? mun
”gueywlmdasmmly " In. 3 * ’
am of
”WNW WALKS;
“Ram". MIKE II. at Taylor avenue. 8. N.
mains.
WKATJOllNMNWthedewt. “dim
Iflwer'a. “modicum-Isaac kilobtuadeut
”macaw ””35?” nor war-Ira
mm W. m. a co. lush: um block
.0 Wfimmamm
BAY o I) out). and
sale; oi’i'i'im
set. The]:
m'hfl'énezn lib Mai I
sat- ntofthekillll‘lll
aruotnmen
furniture ”lithium-ea.“ mete etc.
ill. lllEll WITH 4800“ (ll
Numerous Murders and Violent
Deaths Here and There.
trim» or III Insurance
M'u. Charles lawhl- Shot Olly
I-Ollill Brm at llhrvlby villas-d Five
Hundred Armed Inn swan: Put the
firm “Bitch. to ”out“. H ‘
Smurvuu, lull, Aug 9t——Charlee
Hawkins, a notorious dummy», shot and
fatally wounded City Marshal I).In Bruce
III the afternoon, nudat midnight a mob
took llavvkius'from the jail and banged
him. Hawkins hid been drinking and
was having a quarrel on South Harrison
street with a man named Chambers when
Bruce camenpon the some and requested
them to cease their llhlllflmnnt, where
upon Hawkins rctorted that. he would do
as be pleased. Bruce run then about six
feet away and. stopping a pace toward
Hawkins, told him he must be quiet or he
would be compelled to arrest him. '
A lob at the Jail.
Hawkins then fired three shots in sue
nation at Bruce, each bullet taking effect
In the right breast. llaw kins was soon
afterward plmd under arrest. At mid-
night when Bruce was reported to be
dying, an armed men marched to the jail,
and, after having bound and gagged rho
nherifl, began the search for Ibo murderer.
He was In a rear cell. and when the mob
reached that portion of the jail llnwkius
was seen cowering In the roar of the cell
The door was quickly opened and despite
the terrified Irrert h’a appeal for mqu or
for time to pray he was tied handand foot,
arope placed round in: neck. and in a
moment the men were [coring out of the
after them on the ground
"Up vIllII Ill-r The-II"
About twenty feet from the jail door a
tree was found. and the rope WM thrown
overs limb' lIlfty men seized bob. III the
and while the prisoner full on llls knee:
and tried to pray
"Are you ready? ' a-ked a leader of the
mob. The answer was a yell.
“Up with him than,” and with another
all of rage the fifty n. en gave u rush and
{IIWHIB' body was twenty feet above the
Mud No sooner had he been pulled up
th- I volley of shots from rim-3 and m
voivara tangent an the night air and the
mm finale! were over. The mob
the 1M disputed. It I» said that
m :- arrow-blame. A week
”bum Hawkipa’ twelve-
yalr-old Ion, who had thrown clones
name plate glass windows and
to Hawkiul told Rodin Duran lb II he came
the city prepared to get III on with Ilruce
A Wont-II Ila-ten tn IIrnIb.
TRIM"). Aug '1] ‘- \l. Ir} l.y.IIII II whitr
woman, belonging in llxlnml In W114
beaten to death sunday by luv colored
par-moor, William Scruby Scruby and
the woman had recently sepIu-nml Ila
acolored man named Frayne He went to
Thyue' a house and bent l'ruyne and an
utherman named Bayard until they ran
away.
Killed will a (flair.
He then struck the woman with a chair
and continued to beat her until her head
was crushed In. Hemby mu found on the
farm where he was employed and ar-
rested. .
"lb-y lined the Iron; Man
Ana. 0. Aug. at. —~At the Harding
county laIrJohn Bristol, of Fort Wayne,
“John Path, of Persona. Mame la~
volvsdln aquarrel witht ‘hsrles Matthews,
but hazel away beforethey camelo blow-a
Later Bristol and II'rIItII came out ofa
saloon and observed Jacob "stoked-II" on
the sidewalk near by talking with two
Manda Fruthandllrlstolmluook ritokesr
bury for latthewsaml both situated and
knocked him down and beat him sobully
that he died shortly Afterward II’IIIIII and
Briatolwers arrested. but will probably
be lynched. Stokaabury but other seen
his
allaflauts before.
She not In ”urban-l Dead.
Nxcotur. Minn, Aug. insulin. John
1). mill”! shot and instantly killed her
husband here. They had bra-n llll‘urfl‘tl
for was weak», but Mm Miller haul mn-
tlaasd to live In her huabantl's home. Nu-
was Jealous of his attentions to a your!“
woman named set... and on muctlltu
than her drew aruvolvor and IIIlIe-I
II- b a. Miss timbre unnbut Mrs
Miller In! at her twice. one hall making
a lush wound In the dwelt: art! smiths;
anttlngawayspartof I III: lot.
arrested.
maneuvers
Wt.
Hula“ “lithium-we: as $
ltlalsy, who says that our...»
“mm
g Two Wot-o‘- “Anus Case.
{W -.
’ “errands.
In m It. ulster.
grease, Aug. that drunken III-arr) at
a
homepage:
u'l‘hebnstol
lawn
“95%
.‘IIIII and our
II A“!
emu.
may”! gum,”
ohm-It. afimaruro.
Winmmulh
UR. ”HAS. 8- kuhlmufifl. ll. ,
h'HOZNBDM. DkNlBl-Ju‘
alumnus (Windward:
HAIR DWI!” "Ml.” all! Mindful)-
”DER. ll. “‘31“, ,Lauder’s Morbid. N.
" anus B ANIWI‘I'IDN.
l UNI}. AMMUNITION sad
’Illkl ludvntNo. l Watermh
(310")? mfiumA
Iota, Ii. MN. New
It.“ MON!) n ('OML'I'I’IX'K Du) st
cw Forming Donnell». same address.
HARDWAILI‘S It CUTLER“
“QUIWARD. W. C.
paints, oils. glue.
ill WWW It, ll. N.
P
I"! will»
”fumes“ as "Infinity?“ M
a!
IPA“
seams
AN. Flour. Imus new
summon-ins, hair I and}???
naming ponds of
IAXUFAQ'I'IIWILS.
k$)Plon. mbllxhad {nif*'l{g;
r
ark-Ink». “than at?
8.N.also
Music hall block. .
etc. we adv. 8 ll
8
sun.
nIII-d
un-
”MUM!“
‘? noosrenramfllflu nouns.
Insists. .I w In whom». s. N.
WILLIAM. ll ILB‘Wallfi. N.
Wampum?
LnlgillWOOD. “'llcor. Iain and Wall Mil:
rotate. Invmménlmluuns
Jill with their bowling Iictlm nailing
hurdthat she was born In IoInpany with ’
customers.
cent. more than we
Elegant Appliqu.
Basket: Catch-ails.
clwicc {III L’ot catch.
Ilocoratcd only titlc.
week.
'l‘ImllI l’iI ks
Soap Dishcs
liig job In \
“inn.
1 inner
I Dish.
Ten Plates
Bowls
Platter
Agate
dismattweueh.
Latcst III-sign of I‘m! French
Uthcr line: of EurtlII-II “are Cus
Dish )lups I‘Ic, IIIIItlI LII ..
Salt Foxes at .e, lvurth IIlI
Elegant Spin: Boxes. :IIIII. north 81'. III
III-st porcelain liIIcIl. III quart kcttlc. Illc. worth I5.-
Slnp l’uils. Ilt't‘I‘IrIItI‘IIl. all fitlc. worth lfic
Milk l’uns. large sizc. Ilc. worth 2w
Hood sizc Stow ’uus
1 Dust I’IIII.
fill: Pun,
I sauce Pan.
ask for tIIII same article.
25
TAYUJR ”01. ,. We.
8‘.” JIM“ DEN til “1mm“ W
. resonance colossus. ,
00 Mflcurumr'hunlus.
amputee, nu‘l “'ublnsws no.5.
METROPOLITAN 1:] PE
INK“). SIW -
wists. NgruqfiJu mummt worm“:
Rosanna run: no: on N I ammo.
‘mine-ssinec IN}. Noonhmadlutlrllus claims
1 screws LIFII Ins. co. 11.9.45 Wuhl
at. A. Freemanm. rupcrlnt
IIII Sea Soundings'
We have it from good authority, the deepest sounding ever
made in the Pacific Ocean was about ”five miles. This meme
very deep, yet it is n more trifle. compared; to the depth 0f . m
interest which we takb In placing before the public, our immensef
stock of Kitchen and IlouseIFurnishing Goods, and as the seais
a constant source of wonder to every one that looks at it, so also
are thI,I many bargains which we offer from time to time to our
It Is a common thing III our store. to have customers
say to us “Why. how' 13 this. . l have always been In the habit of
paying such and such a price." and usually from
The stoc k we wish to call your attention to tII-day, is old, yet
always new; clean, and always saleable, and money invested in
it is never wasted, for that which goes to make your home more
comfortable is never wasted.
to 33; per
Iridium): L p, mfl‘
ROS
minted
8.3. It"
Jamal;
WE MIL-[N DUB
‘b'trl‘li OUR
friugcl \ases II Ionics: (llOlt‘t‘,
I'tc.. from for up.
III ‘II lm\ “Ul‘lll III
SIrIIbbiug lirllrllh'. Int “Cl Inch worth Ii?
.II III. IIIIIth "t.
so
Im Ivnrth ITI'
Ith‘l full “I lllfik lII’IIIIlII‘i. l3“
I quart Milk Pails. :‘II . worth Mr
I lnxuurt Ilishpun.
loc, Worth 23¢
a..-
L’Ilc. I'chular price We.
’Nk‘. 'Illt‘
WI”. 'Jilt'
'3 it'
3%
Hc
L’flt‘
llmsh, ‘ *
l ‘.'t'.
tic.
'3! It'.
., ..- ... .
TIN-WARE.
I llieh l’nn. bosl'l'in. 2:.ltc regular price line.
I Tea Pot,
l ( I‘IlfI-I- PM.
I Quart I’ail,
I [Alum Dipper.
IN"-
'3Ic,
it'.
iu‘.
I Sill.
70.
lllll,
do.
I 40,
lm'.
ma.»
I “I
l’nil.
CROCKERY.
I large liockingham Tea Pot, rile. regular price, We
“liars Fruit Dish
Dinner Plates
Pudding Dish
H
lilo
Ike
Illc
0e
6e
to
Iron Ware Reduced to per cent.
M
It
.0
It
Handled ’l‘eas, tic sett, worth doc.
Wash Bowl and Maroon, worth 90c
Slop Jars, me each, worth ".25.
No. 7 Wash Boiler. m..wonh than.
Housefurnishing
Department,
Prices for this Week.
290.
\\ e are also showing some IIiCI Jurdiucrs, reduced to 306 me—
dium size; '31»: for size smaller.
Just rIIccivI-Ilsmall lot of very elegant line III Fancy Glass
(‘IIIIiIIII display IIIIII pattern. Maj“. :I lircud lIIIId anc plates,
('lIiIIn Cuspadorns, IIIIIIIlsoIIIcly
pIIIlnn-I. from Izle up. this
Wenrc carrying the largest stock at Dinner l’askcts.“'ork
Bi IskI-ts. I- tI-.. cvcl‘ slIIIIIII lll South \IIIII'IIlk. '
ouch
Wooden-Ware.
1 ”road Board,
I Knife Box,
I Shot-
1 Stove Brush. We.
1 Wash Board.
I 'l‘oIvel Ruck.
I Dust Brush.
3.”
:Ifit.’
me
ill?
59
0c
not
liin
“It!
We
'3 Gentlemen we would call your attenthm to the fact that We
are over-stocked on one line of extra fine quality of shoe liflfldlfit
best brim and well worth the each: to close them out we offer
32c
0c
22c
so
It:
l the
HEYMOIJ roundups
WWII. flours-III: . ,
mun! arm
DANE ‘HORAOI mwm
AVISON.A.IMNainI:3.l-.
85:37me & EVEN”?
.‘ILl. AT JUDD‘SLNW fl“
spu lnl lIyW
tenuous N. IIIIIatrquIIltrytuIh II
TICK & NASHfiNaMahmw.‘
poultry. no.0
WEBBER, J. P. 12 “Main at.» all.
pool ,lish.v VIM.
Llfflllll DRAW .mm
IIA\DAIII.‘S 3“th IN. lumber “g:-
mugh orworkedto
“8088 AND 3mm '
SEI’MOU "1?.“th West
IIIIIII ofE'tone‘masbn contract-aw All
shbllT l. WILLIAM B. BWest N: JOB-IL
bin; promptly attendsdto. ... 8- I.
marinas arm cum j ,
BATES, l'. W. Water st,. . III-um 1
line granite and marble w and inlet
alone work of all kinds. ”a. , h
IEN'B 00m “(’1
UOMS‘I'OCK BROS Masonic N2.
)luln st, 5. N. Gentlmen‘ a mfg-:-
msvmsa ('0. 3|me 8. use
hats, gentlemon‘afurniahlnpot It,
MERCHANT rum”.
GUSOWSKI. E. 31 Wall N. A
guaranteed: the latest sly aIl
KOCOL'R. P. I? No. Main st. 8. N.
01'an a specialty. Repairing,“
rummr.
COLLINS ll. M. 12Maln st. 8. N.
material usedif desired.
FITCH. AGNE.» Miss, “Wall at. N. for
Dyeing Mt
Luv.
linstalL
“Old Staten Island
llllSlc moms.
513503, ALEX s. 23' Mora-last. N. Plans,
or& anaud harmony.
o In runners All!) mums.
HOYT. W. H. kmx, InW-terntIB.N.(hoot
of Ra mend.) Plant manor-tars bolo-
sale dhalers in oath: oysters. “9“
REED& HOUSMAN, lat Water $8.28. Plan-
ters and shippers or Norwalko o-ystaru
VAN NAME. J. L. aeo. P. 0. 110259311.
PATTERNS AND I101)“
NORWAIIK PATTERN WORK W
thorpe. prop. lilIersiIle avers
inga specialty. by 5 team hotnur
air. References: Nor!
l-Ilt‘flml: Dr. Bobannan. (steam); ill. ME
III-II. Istesxnc; John 'rryon, (hot air);
If. Smith. (steam): Grace Church. that .
and many others.
PAINTER
llllAlNARI). F. C. T erat. X. 5 you”:
Palm, gold and sliver signs a m‘fi '
USTERBANK 850. H. I “'aterst X.
and on mater. paper hanger, decorator.
PHOTOGRAPHERS- . .
NORTH (i. S. 2'! Waahlngton at, SIN. Oll-
quality only. and that the but. ' '
’3‘“ch
a
Burke, W. (1., oandfllcefi Wllhl'b ‘-
.\'.IlImrI59tII10 “as?! I toS.
PLAN!) TUNER It REPAIR“.
IIIIISDI-ZIE. C. F. corWsllanII Knight .Als
III-alrr in piaum organs. sheet music,
Pl ATING- “WILD SlL‘EBAVDm
you I'll \IIICWALII seem ster
l. k ll‘flr flll‘l
Ivar! IIIEII nhiIIe’of a
sin. marl aunts.
mnymmth
“contrast: as
ntandbnlldlaglnu
MIXER; #1233qu mm l 9%.?
3,.1'. flEIIImSm ' ”5'3.“
m the beenprlon hwest. Oran
II\llill‘ .mss. mm 33.1
Imam Inpnd day mwmmww
I. all. ... IIIIIIIde. . . spring
suonrnnrn urn 11'?ch
c. r. thrill.
Day and evenings-u realm, .
man turn ItiI
NWIRWALK I§om ox warns was.
erasures“! non-r mam
LAY’l‘UN. lacuna. w I
snarl»... III-Ir coolant“ “’33:? P0
mums. JIIIIIIII II Immune 1.8.)! also
llrlt‘L lime. cement.“
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srovns, animus ammfi‘h‘a'.
use stoves It"
mom 1.: mew-natures may...
IIIIII'IIIII Intsnm ‘ ‘
maxim slim!“
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nNNI‘I'IIfl £3.91in tum!“
m .uvvn ymama ammuwsmm
LAITON JA on Washington.
SUN Pro (‘0
nan
l. \.\E sosmrr magnum 3.x.
.IIIIIA )IBAD'HSU pool. {or slrh sad. mm
menses moor. an.
Water “.8.
ad
”0K8 Bum w
Millll‘llk
fitnpsim Smut)
mm III .‘II muons sun. I.
an.
rnooarna,
bananas”.
llu‘lml) I ll I and GI
' ‘ fimtu ’ new,
IIIII‘I'iin on out
none-I emcee
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