more ”to gun;
“fit? Irishman”
vs tilttod.
Berth! no Gas In}; comp-Iota":
obligated themselves (on Inter) to
furnlahthe‘city with 800 candle power
Rev-lrlfl'lIstc.
they mlghthavedone soon one ortwo
What-Isaiah the lights have
mmmmwm,moq
resemble M-ln-the-box. If we «inbuilt
aplsntwswillnotbembjeettoachange
. Mmtwommisrhmettnm
W eity MRS “fulfill!"m isnocompetitmnmnd his only correction
m I“ the W0, hesringthe ofafewyeare, he thought. when they
, “km!!!“ 5W WI» will mum, Likeall other corpor-
“‘9 hum”! lighting “‘3 ations they will take advantage. As it
”‘0‘ the city ”a the ouatofthe isnowwearo paying $3,000 to auoutn
‘ eidecoqmation. At thoratcofincreaec,
next year we will pay $8,500, and in the
oounteof live yearn we will have paid
something like 850,000 or “(Will it to
better toward it among ourselves than
among corporations that do not care for
our interests.
Russell Frost said he did not fancy
goinginto the municipal Winona: did
’not believe that the management by
political parties was conducive to their
economical management. The honesty,
ability and intelligence of the committee
was not questioned, though they had
’oflercd a fair, regular and satisfactory
report. They say the city can light its
ownstrectmand give estimates of the
cost»; but they may not be practical, he
said. Take the cost of plant. Dupli-
catesoi many things will have to be
purchased before operation can be com-
mencedd; one flash of lightning destroyv
edalargenumberof the lights of one
of the companies here some time ago,
another injured a dynamo to the amount
of H.000. He did not believe In muni~
cipnl corporations which require trained
IIIIIII; theta syndicate can furnish things
of this nature much cheaper than zI
municipal corporation. You all know.
he said, that when a city doe; anything
it always does it in an extravagant way.
for labor. including m ”sine". “mp Does it seem practicable that luminous of
mmhfi'flh‘nlndllmerr this nature carried on by theI crty can
m pay? The electric light companies of
’ this town, Stamford and other flares do
not pay expense-II. It requires an experi.
ienced electric'nn to superintend the
‘ plant Uptown they pay a man 3],“
to do this. 1
J. Donovaan, wished to know how
the meeting could tell whether Mr.
Frost’s opinion was binned or not. He
said the Council were to blame for the
cape-ruler. of the city and wanted to know
where they were going to atop. lie
thought the city could light its streets as
chenplyaothey III:I lighted at present,
and quoted the water works to show
that the city could make its businexn
pay. lle said the matter was worth con-
aidering
A vote was then taken, which showed
that tifty- -four were in favor of the reso-
lution and fourteen against.
Adjourned.
lollxaputnponthestreetsof the city,
Mindingallpolrs, wire-and otherpsr
aflrsvnalisneesnarytornaketheequip
. mtcornfleteJheplanttobeoperated
futile periodofthirtydsyvandfully
hm Thetwodynamosproposed
m furnish capacity for nine more
Whips thanarein useatpreeenton
thsm,and thecandle power would
hearehalfgmrtcrtlmntlmenowused.
Thefollowingeltimates of thocostof op
erating such a plant, obtained {roam
reliablesource,wmgiven:
Interest at5per cannon the capital In.-
»- . m.-........................ ...... W10
‘ Oatlds allowances to addition to above
«and contof maintenance. add for
- Mm. ....
Waterrent" ...
utilities“ Internet margins” abate the 5
’ ”cent. charged above. . .. ".12”
Total ........ "81,515
The total cost, according to the outside
svtimate, would heflfifio for eighty «one
room powerarclamps per unnunI.
whom-ted twelve hours per night,
everynight inthe year. Thiaisat the
rateofmflper lampperannum.
11$th lampproposed by tlIeGaII
mt oompanyis “9.98 forfiOOcandlII
power lamps to burn only ekIven hours
panight, which it? per lamp cheaper
thanthsoutsideestimatcdcostotmunici-
plmicefor I,” candle power lamps
for twelve III!!! who. Comparing
13'0th of the present local
mice with amnnicipal service, to he
III the“ number of honor, the coat
fathsmnnieipalserviee pevlight per sn-
Who 01.“! lesstnm the [mount
Mice, and the municipal eerv'ice would
, mimmmngno. whiletho
miservieesupplim 800me
elem lamps, that it, 50 per cent. less
“it. Comparing the mrmicipal rate
wllhths rate adored by the Norwslk
aadlonthNerwalk Electric Lightcom-
ppy, 1.0., mm for eighty-one 1,200
”mumps all night,themann..
. lpluvieewouldbem'mperlightprr
f uni-III .
' 1!» reporter thecommittee III-I at:-
Jill
I?”
1.5
Fulfil! [0|] KNOW.
Who-Irv and "or The! 8'!“ Their llmvn
of Recreation.
Mina )lary WaIanght, of P o.rtlund Me”
is visiting relative» In Norw alk.
James W. "you is ears-(Ital horm-
from Tallapoosa, GIL, Saturday.
. ”it“ Still? thfl'lfl in spending Ilw work.
at the llaviland mttnge, Bell Island.
Nina llubel Miller, of Went aI'IInIIII, has
returned from the “’thI Mountains»
lira. l-'. L. Bonner, of Brooklyn, is the
iting at tlwreuidencecd l'mnri-IS. (’IIIIIIIy.
Mrs. Cherie» II, mm]. (Irzltnrwalk.
b at llethlehcm. N. 11., for a few weeks.
It. W. lupin» and L (.'. Green Mum-
ed to-duy from their extend-Id Western
trip.
Mr. and lint. Samuel Talmtt, of Union
Park, left town th'I-I noon for II trip to
liar-“Innate.
Mint Julia lleIInett, who is Illa-ruling
the summer at New Canaan. h-I whiting
friends in the borough.
.- lira. (diaries ll. Perri» and children. of
Clay street, will leave town tomorrow
for a tilt in New Haven
,M, 1). MW, of Burton, Irv-Idem
zn1mrvoniive of norm“ luck com-
lorry. is at the Iflahaekmno.
”MW mw.“. Menu
I'll-t
. NehIInTayloraskedhowbnghwonhl
table out the giant-tartan, provided
theoltydmtdsdtohaveons.
Halli-urqlisdtlntitcouldm
‘Hyhrdoas hdxwmsndinmwer
ytoasethquwyrspvdlngthenmmy
,dmoltkr Informtloan-nidtta-
looting of the ‘I’enale Club.
The llouth Norwalk Lawn Tennis
hotel parlorslut evening. The Witw-
tlonand bydawmaspreventedhythe
committee. were adopted. Joseph L.
Jennings wail circled vh-prmideut, and
Dr. I, It. fianfmd. Uoloml hallo llmith,
Itohsrt A. IthoIIaId, Joesph L. Jen-
ninp, W. W. Lester, II. A. lsthrwson
are”. ll. Light mandated a com
mittsr on membership. The date of the
mortars-ting was fixed for the first
Tue-by hr April, and all other meetings
will be subject to thresll ot‘tlwnuarfl of
Only motthsthvesracsrdownon
the card was finished at mutter Oak
parkysrtsvdslethlIsstswmtvettsd
tdtkslflrsns.withsparveo¢ new,
list the have! lthstill m, In
" y‘ Wm.” Ions 33W
’
em III cranked:
it .‘a f
emulwmamhihfiml’: ce. I“"I‘I'yit.
ommannorteunns.
WNW E. Norwalh. The ultimate!
mewlhdhrm and best sssartmt
0AM AND notwaas.
WW1" QMMII‘MW BIN. Istlv
Mfl'l'o . WM. A. “It? ylor’ 'anme.
o Mum”: Ml sttv
MWONWJ mestsrstxlouthNorwslk
Muse at. D. Warm. I. “3am
on ran III
mtogtvs laurel. urnwovtarmI-Ity
HZWIIAIOK. B.B.8(.'rosut N. ”reinvent-III.
Mwleiuu'l nth-Mlle»
moan not: uamamasas.
ET.JOKN.CIIAS , .vtt'nla III-1.)“ humano-
. fiI
QWW‘
'b ”I .
manure: .8 MW?“ at 78.21
“I mww I .etty
WWII!) DEALERS-
NW BOG. Mannie buildup?! «Kilo.
Mme. mummy-I. retailer!
FIIANIIIHIIIIM) wWaIIlIIu taunt, )6 N. Didn't.
lIIIyII‘ “rand lothlnn.
ren‘III-loth
st KEIMKe
”DAL All) WWI).
CO.Watsv mop-hoe. (Iro-
JOHN H. row
straw, "gratin “all.“
mourns.
”my. Ml ,llav. ,
aluminum}; thtetWfiN Man-
’ cancaanv unouasw
N ii. i B cor. Italusnd West st.
Negation» I 80 magatsand tIII ware. It.
WILLIAMBJIJ ll “Wall "IN
”I”! All) SEWER PIPE.
WIIJIIAMEI. ll. II. III Well III. N.
ounce AND ornaments.
faetnmot cigar borer and dealer l ribbons.
CHAMPIONSHIP Ines.
”PENINH 0|" 'l'llll I'AIIIPIBIIID
COUNTY TENNIS TOURNAIBNT.
Iivrwallt, Bruit-rm. and BrouvaI
Clubs W In thcoatau—Bplrtt-
ad ”lulu Yesterday Afternoon.
The opening games of the l‘airlield
county tennis tournament were played
on the grounds of the Norwalk Tennis
club yesterday afternoon. In spite of
the lowery weather many club members
witnessed the games. An open tent waII
erected on court No. 2auIl “'21:“, o'clock
nearly all of the chairs under the canopy
were occupied. 11. B. Scott, of the Dan-
bury club, was appointed referee. The
committee in charge of the tournament
were J. Arthur Pinnoo and Dr. William
I". Acton, of the Norwnllr club. The
opening games were railed at 2:30 and
word on follows:
Preliminary round, court No. l, A. B.
Rum", Norwallr, vs. R. W. Rathborne,
Belle Haven. Rathbone won, 5-2, 445,
6-2. At the same time. on court No. :l,
E. B. Conover, Belle Haven, heat A. E.
Tweedy, Danbury, by a score of 1-6, 7-5,
64. Following this, on court No. 1, ll.
B. Kerr. Belle Haven. bout Janice Knapp,
Norwalk,6-4, 845. On court No. it, It;
Bnrohard, Norwulk,heut W. M. Copp,
Belle Haven, :m. or, M.
The next games culled were J. W.
Wheeler, Bridgeport. vs. F.‘A. Lock-
wood, Norwalk, on court No. I. and ii.
W. Frazier, Danbury, vs. W. F. Acton,
Norwalk, on court No. :l WhoIIIIrdII.
fI-ated Luckvmrl, 6!, dl and Frazier
defeated Acton $1.64!. “I. III. I'IIrthrt.
Bell Haven, then played It. Mallory.
Ilridgqmt, on court ’39. l. and W. Tom»
linson. Bridgeport. played R. W. Rath-
homc, Belle “oven, on court No. 3.
Mallory heatifurhart iH, 6-3 and Rath-
borne beat Tomlinaon 6-1, 3-0. I”.
Throughout the ufternwn the nets
were spirited and although the movie
were inclined to he slippery they were
not crumgh so to interfere wuh the
unplanne-
Am those present W03“: Hoorge P.
Sheldon, A. IcClave, L. Dominick, S.
Conovcr, and C. (‘arhart, of the Belle
Haven club, of Greenwich: G. W. Boa].
Howard Scott and A. ll. Meeker. of the
llanbury club, and E. 5. llclknap. ll.
IIIleey and brother. and Mr. BIL-wick.
of the Bridgeport club.
The following games were played thin
morning. commencing at 10 o'clock.
(In court No. l, E. S. ltelknap, Bridge
port. heat (i. P. Sheldon, Belle Haven,
I'I-l, 6-2. 0n court No. I}, A. A. )lrt'lave,
III-lie Hart-II. brat (I. W. llmvley, t’r‘J,
6:3. W. Bml. Dnnbury. heat A. Mosa—
mau, Norwnlk, on court No. l. the score
being tl-l, 6'3. ()n court No. 3. ll. Ilurch—
an], Norwalk, brat J. W. \l’iuIIlI-v.
Bridgeport, M, 6-3, M. E. [-3. ('IIIIIIvIIr.
Belle Haven, beat R. B. Kev-r. Belle
llaren, 6—2, Ht.
The Wheeler—llurehzlrd .wt and one of
the boot in tho tournament. looting
two hour». WhIIrIlIIr is om» ol Bridge-
port'II host men and the Now-nil: club
fI-I-L-I proud of llurrhard'e victory.
The prizes to he awarded thII winners
in the tournament have arrived, and are
'In the [shrewd] of President PinnIIo. oi
the Norwalk club. The winner of the
singles will be given the option of two
«rarf pines, omI in the form of a homo
shoe of diarmnuls and the other II IIworIl
richly studded with mphirm and
diamond»: while thII person achieving
around “will“! ill ":0 same (Ml will
rewiveadainty diver stump box as his
trophy. in the IInI-IIIIIIIfuI competitor»
in the dImblI-s two handIIome silver
cigarette cares havcI been chosen and the
wharf: monogram will be engraved
thereon after the match. To the mu-
Irritant» winning remind place in this
writ-II two tarry silver match bore» will
be awarded. The articles arr.» all very
handsome and reflect great credit on thr-
purIIIInsing «nominee. and it in to be
earnestly hoped that II large share III
them will terrain with our boys "for
Ktm"_;‘~%fl “mm” ...-... ' '.
’I’lIo laylown's Peach Festival.
The peach native! and entertainment
given by Mayflower Hook and Ladder
company In Randall's hall’l‘uesday every
tag was largely attended and a financial
m An excellent programme was
given as follows:
l‘lanIIsoh» "Lily at the Valley" ....... ,.
”ill-s Nellie Ulla-Indira
limitation» ”The Pimento-ted Inky".
. lllvu Minnie llatm
maul dire" "Somali Hermann Brother»
Plano dusttv “hummus". ..
lime hats and Eva titan"
Voralmlo—"tleowoar" .. ...1'.ll.llall
Vocal unto ”Dream Again; In. [.96. than
(”tartan daett ”l'aehagh“...
II II. ”III.
III. "fitment Mi...
VIII-II polo ”Veal" like»
Ml” hill. Ilium
III-II Micki-"W III III lay-
IIIIIIer boys for contributing so much to
Ita- aerial tits at that thrifty «amenity
tsetialsrrglhmntlwllbelttsdupwith
common-I iii-proved swarm
”Margit-glam“ The
PM?! Ell) mummy d . ILN.
Barclay cumin) Ill-.mulztgnp'“:
' the WORLD or mom
(to Pnanaylvnnhr roam-noun.” I’l-
aato llssuo uni lruytun.
"amount, .IIIu. ~r‘.’.~.\t the State
Prohibition conveIIIlc-II W, l\'. llama,“
Warren, was ltvmlltnhhl for auditor gea-
Iral by aselsnistlml and “torus Drayton.
“Delaware. wan nominated for state
II.
Chairman Stevens reported the pi»-
III-m, which, Inside-I the usual planks
W the I‘Ihn't‘rfsctum and tune in in—
onlesttng liquors, denounces the linker
ballot law; condemns the not providing
loraconvontlonto amend the stats com
Itltntion: declare» in favor of amended
ssturaliutlon laws so that a nsturuliud
rltlasn shall be allowed to vote within one
year from noturallmtion; arrIIlgns the
Republican and Denmark parties tor
III are to execute the civil service law;
favors equal taxation on all classes of
property; declares that revenues from in»
m of foreign products should be so
as to protect home labor sgailmt
foreign labor; declares against monopolies
anddsniands that the money circulation
of the country should be ample for it.
trading interests and should. be more“
adequately to the growth of buainsss and
population
After a brief dkcnsston the platform,
with the eruption of the paragraph rs-
lattng to the constitutional convention.
which was stricken out. was adopted.
The platform was supplemented by a rean-
lutiono opening the opening or the World's
fairon nnday
When the convention rcac had the pri-
smble of the romlritions which recognized
almighty (Ind, John J S McKee of But-
ler, allure-l an amendment by recognizing
the hood Jenna Christ an the king of us.
lions. and the Word 0! God as the source
of all rightful au'horlty. Loud cries of
" No," and “ Lay it on the table "followed
and one delegate threatened to leave the
«Invention if it was pdoptcd The amend-
ment was finally tabled.
The state committee last evening organ
Ind by mlecting Professor ll. D.Pat ton,
of Lancaster, chairman, and William 8x
Ksstck, oi Boyor' ‘l Ford, m-crctary
III-ck Wants a Convention.
WILLIAMS Grown. PIL, Aug fl.~—1‘ho
attendance at the third day's assembly of
the Patrons of Husbandry is estimated at
m. ldeutenant Governor Black spoke
in favor of a constitutional convention,
Pennsylvania nothavlnghad, browned.
an honest election intwcnty-dvs yarn.
The capture of holding It, he declared.
would be only a few hundred dollars more
than Baubley stole from the treasury.
Gongs-sew Belt-hoover opposed silver
enlarge. Iathraltsrnoontbsaswarangs
hall was dedicated.
Judge Inlet leaves the light.
Dunno. Aug. 11.—-Jndgs Edward W.
Hatch has mired from the contest for the
Republican nomination for justice of an-
court in the Eighth judicial district
leavssthelicldto 16.6"" and
Tracy Becker.
A Hons-Ila- IIa ”raver Society.
Mutt. Colo. Aug. :31 blime Anti-I,
who has been posing here as s chiropodtst,
was arrested charged with malpractice on
Gertie Harris, aged sixuen, of Uncoln,
Nah, and Clara brick, of this city It 5
raid that the trial will stars Capitol hill,
Denver's srhItoeratic fiction, to “every
loandatlona
“they say on. Is a lamb.
Nrw You. An; 2L~Mn Marts louse
b a prisoner on the charge or attempting:
topotvon her husband. Pomp-II Harare,
her son, Nichols, Mrs II‘IloIIIeIIII Ala-Iran»
, lo and Mrs. Llastrangelo’a daughter.
sale. The four patients were taken rick
after rating soup prepared by Mrs.-
Mum.
A Count as Coqsspowdoat.
New You. Aug '3. «(‘mmt dc Bundle.
of Paris, France, and t‘harles Provost. an
American, are co respondents to an appli-
cation for absolute divorce filed Joseph
Bernardlo the supreme court t ts city
Thedsirndant is Mrs. leoh Bernard, the
wife of the wealthy Pearl street all dealer.‘
Potluvlllu'a smug laud-d.
Porn-vii”. Pa. Aug. 27 -The Potts.
ville lvonanIl Steel company has started
their l2 inch finishing mill All of the
tuition! the company are now working
andths pnddllng forum-a will start up
out work The uncle!- of the company
say the mm b ended.
nor-Ivor Yardley I-nut.
I’lllutilu’llllt, Aug '27 t',rIIIIe Pant!
‘ Cot, of “ashlzigton, and the Second
Notions! bank of New York have entered
snltslaths United Siam unmet court
splnst Receiver Yardley, of the Kenton
bank, to recova money which they claim
tsdno that.”
Mnylllll cwlllcflol flood“-
l’IIItIInanIIa. Aug 1:. am colltsrlsl
memwcwnm .'
‘ llllEB' STlllPlE CRIME
‘va 11:"th Idiom...“ II
use All” (SONQBL‘TK wanna. ‘
HHWI‘UNI JUIIN 15.63%” hu- meow, H. N.
wihaurs.
new: new mandolin—Ulla;
aim” ‘Il' work of '
mu lNll uh III... I
. lira] '02" k-niumhyp pl.” 5M“!
”00“le “It“? .1“:de "In WATER
on. w. mi. (.‘0 Mnlll: Ilall block.
ti. mllfmle agents.
WBNITURR “Mill”.
001. WAN. nous. Washingtonian»!
and). Pumitn noting are
manage 0305le Jim de‘ann
w v',
“idem
and“ Ella .llain oi.
lsbment of the kind in
9 user intent of
mares, etc.
A and mm
mime. slim,
He Shoots His Wife
Mother and Himself.
Her
.‘IAD BID 0? DUMPSTIO TROUBLE»
rw~...-» ,
a” that Neck (I. I.) Ilaols is-Ip‘anet
leaves Ill-I. flofusos In Return “I!
II Innvly film! and IttI-lsml In Danni
by [In Inturtated flunbud.
THOIAMUN, I. I., Aug. I'm—A triple
ehootlng allruv, In which a hueband
attempted to shoot his wife, hip mother-
ln-law wd lllt‘ll himself, took place at
Great Neck. None of the injured LII dead.
but two of them are In a critical condition.
Henry Miller, twmty-tlII-Ise your» old, I
jack of all trades and the Inn-hand of Mrs.
Chrlltlne Miller, was the assailant in the
use. Miller married his. wile, who war
than a Miss Nelwn, four years ago. Man
thelr marriage the pair tool: up their real
dance at Flushing. Family jIIrII were frc
quent from one com or another. Mr.
Miller left her husband on nevornl occo
lions, but Miller, with his loving way»
Ind persuasive tongue, alIvIIys induced
her to return.
5hr- Lcfl lllm.
household, and that seemed to cement
more firmly the .m. t'll‘ln‘ oi the your
Last June, however, [his child died, mu:
then Mrs. Miller left her husband. She
took up her residence with Lev mother
Mrs. Lillie Nelsonmt Great Norrkmnd per
fluently refuml to return to Miller.
Miller, who owns that the trouble it
all dueto the interference (It his mother
ladsw, decided that he would Yl-l! hll
wife-t her mother's house and endeavor
to obtain 21 reconciliation. hut be met with
a rather oool reception. III: it‘ll tlu- hon-II
thoroughly tllflr’utllfiflt‘tl During .‘Il"lll!'!}
and Tuesday he couslIlIIn-Il Yb» eimit‘mn
and at length came to the Loltttlnilnh that
his wife should either liw with him or In
would shoot her.
I'm. or “'3'.
lie purchased a twentytwo caliber re
volvsranda bunch of bananas. The re
volver he Intended to use in can' his wilt
should refuse his request. The lIaIIamn
were intended non [ware offering in can
Ibo should content. it we: after ll o'clock
when Miller arrived at the Nelmn house
Kahuna the from door barred and hi:
wits and Window In bed. HI
pounded at the door and in reply to hi:
summons Mrs. Miller t'szml' to thc IIppeI
window and demanded In know who waI
than and what was wIInII-It
“It’ s mr—llenry. hunt you to court
down and talk with Inc about the new lot
I’ve got."
I]. Bruin Ibu- vhr- Door.
Mrs. Miller refused [multively to court
downstairs. This mum! Miller's anger,
and aesrchlng around I III- pn-III‘IsI-II he soon
found an ax. with which he in gun hat“!
tng down the door. With quirk I‘ll’lll” ht
entered the room when the two that
onghly frightened women were clasped In
each other's arms. Then MillI-r made hit
brand that his wife should return to Mr
home. She firmly refute-l to do so, whet
Millie seized her by the arm and dragged
hertoward the stairway. telling her that
h intended to take her llft'.
Mra Nelson. the mother III the girl
an. to the rescue, and seizing her (laugh
Iter by the arm attrrnptol to prevent Millm
from pulling her down stain
blot lolher-lmlaw and Wlfa.
Miller. losing all control of II'III temper at
-thls resistance, drew IIII I'fl'oh’r'r and tired
“one that at his mother mime. which took
elect in her head IIIItII III I: .1p:IIIIIIIl buI
not serious wound .\I II .\I lam mu away
Hillier succeeded In lot-I IIII: his wife down
three or four pupa. lie the» sand In
by the throat uIth his lot! hand while
with his right he leveled the revolver at
her face and tired four shore In quick sue
canton.
Two or the bullet» mot ellect In IIII
temple. One entered at the low of tin
none and penetrated through the roof 0.
tbs mouth. A fourth entered the ruontl
from the Idde. Mm. llIllI-r broke fron
It“ husband» group and, with the Moor
streamln from the wound:- in her had
reached t lower ball, when- her lIIIrbant
overtook her, knackcd III-r down and be
an kicklnu her.
“I'D lan- lsr In.” Its sets.
The more dead than alive woman man
"linen. l'mdytnu."
made by Miller was
"I’ll hang tor you."
By remains-III Mrs. Miller Inna-3rd u
”Marinated-Ir. should in acorn
and then started for the hours at Mr
«£1.85. fainted twice before vsseh
hf destination. llere she remalnd
ht. and In the morning she wan suf
Idsnyrssovsvsdto have a warrant to
sued for Miller’- arrest.
the. IIIot Ills-ell.
I?“ am that tumor-III-
lice, Mum It'll the MI
‘ , II the m Wise
'ws'lkhii tum-Ins, as
cording to In sate-mm «mum. to
his revolver very deliberately ant
Irvdfoar more lbw-two III his morph
ltd two In Mr Inoatk. lie rolled overlatt
the road. where to reinstate unison-clout
(«tear been 0- recovering conscious
begun and walked tear miles to
his mother III (lust Neel.
Draw and W.“ Illloaa. who writ
filled tosttvlul hlrn, salt! that his condl
ttoa was a critical one.
“as“ to MI by I lull-
“moons, Ir. J.. Aug. try-Willis.
the best known Mon
”than” far-err. was viciously
tested by The sum Illttlll
ruminating-«atrium», m with I
Malls. Milled»! Nomads
Iranian Wotan leans Arrests-I.
omrm aunmm
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At length a child was added to thr
hmnfllw Wm Italian,
”Home“:
mdwfl"m .‘t “I "
mm ones. It SWMlmrtonstJ. N.
L'KOHMKDIEU. DANIEL. east end ol‘ Wash.
grain. WmW'npl hos II “wining” r.
“WM (Whirlwind;
HIM Klflflddl Jr $5“.le ODMP Y
amount-tn. nonunion» timely“
nmmm (landlord and children).
laudor'ehluek ll. N. banga
fit and“ curled, abstain-dog. hatrI I'IIttiIIa. IIIII.
{INS GUI! I AMENITION.
Ii AMMUNITION I
III III-III II No. I moth. Wm“ ”m" M
(mo lld'l' NANUPIHH‘II HEIDI.
PUT 0 NAPP «tablbshed lilfnl, {In tor.
tracer. rib l I d W
Ills, B. . . New hulk: a: we (33$ It‘d!“
RAYMONDISCOMM‘UCK. Day III 5 N. ulna
New!" Forming Company. Mine ad Icon.
HARDWARE & CUTLERI‘.
|,UIN'I'AIID W'. (' Millie Hal! block, H. N.
into. oils, Klaus. eti-
"WI‘WMW W0
. noun I’m 3-” :33
outed to all purposes. JWQ,
tile WZIEenuh meow mm“ 0‘
EOUKDWRNIBIHND 000, ”CI
POWELL, J. W. as Worthington st, 8. N,‘
\l’lhldALlll. ll. ll. lfI Wall ah. . ‘
Inspiration dollars.
DAYTON. JAf'OB M. Wuhl not; non Pd).
N-Firl’dih WWKWIMII Ilium“)
IJX‘KWOOD, WI. rev. Iain and Wall N.
lleIIl estate, lnveulluenlfl, loam medal
'I’ItYIIOItIhIIOLDEN, 4&de W h on
‘1. Roalmtatouullumr'snoe “ in.“
INSURANCII continuum.
L‘OR’NEL’I'ICL'TIIEN‘I. LIFE N51!) 5. 8. l."
llomrnedleu, Ml '.t W anhlngton st,5. mead.
PHROI’I)IJTA\I III INH. (‘0 :llIWselIl -
B‘Iu In.II-It,ll N.. F. M Grub .mletautsupt. Bil
NORWALK FIRE INH. CO. Na in surrmful
II located V
ITIOPIJ'S LIFE thIi. ('0 The, 45 “’ashl n
at, 5.82.8 It. Freeman, out. IIIIperluteII out
hen Sea Soundings'
We hove-it from good Authority, the deepestamuuding 99“”
made. in tlIII [Pacific Ocean was about 'five miles. This seems
very deep, yet it is a more trifilc compared to the depth of
interest which we take In placing before the public, our immense
stock of Kitchen and House-Furnishing (floods, and as the sea is
a constant source of wonder to everyone that looks at it, so also
are the many bargains which we offer from time. to time to 0111'
customers. It is a common thing in our store. to have customers
say t0 us, “Why, how is this. “ I have always been in the habit of
paying such and such II price." and usually from ".5 to Iiii per
cent. more than we ask for the same article.
The stock we wish to call your attention to III-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.
“'8 ME‘N "III!
Housefurnishing
Department,
NOTE Ul‘lfi
Prices for this Week.
Hogan? Appliqm- fringed Vans. 3 styles; choir-o. 21m.
We are also showing some) nice Jardincrs. reduced to 3m- me-
dium size; ":IC for size smaller.
Just recciwdsmnll lot of very (devout line of FuncyGlass
Baskrtsd (-‘IItIh—ulls. on . from 2% up.
I'hoicodisplus llt‘“ puttoms .‘lzljlltftl Bread and Cake plates,
choice for: 7w IIIII l1
Lutml (Minn of lt'fll F-rom II (‘ him i'uspurhmucs handsomely
IlIIIIIrnlI'Il. only I‘I'K‘.
UtlII-I line's oi Earthen \\ are ('Iisiudmvs from I ‘35:: up this
week.
\\ II are carrying the largest stock of Dinner Baskets, Work
Baskets. eta. ever shown in South Norwnlk.
”009—...
'l‘oIItlI Picks at IlI- box. worth no
Scrubbing Brushes at ”C t‘fll'll. worth 1::-
Soup Dishes at tic. Worth no.
Dish Mops I30, worth Etc
Salt Boxes at :0. worth lli'
Elegant Spite ’onos tI’II. \I'IoIthsl III
lies: porcelain lined, m quart kettle. Iilc. worth' '74 u
Slop Pails. decorated, :It :00, Worth --'l~Il
Milk Pains. large size, Ur. north 30c
Ilood Iiizo Stow Pans. Inc. worth‘lle “ '
Ilig job in Velvet top Whisk Brooms. lfIII each
I quart Milk Pails. .‘xo, worth 101'
! luxuzm llishpun. l'll‘. Ivor-1112.30
.—-——-
Wooden-Ware.
I llrIIzId Board, 1300. regular price 29c.
I KIlllt‘BOX_. 200. " 2390
I Shoe Brunh. 2w, " inc
1 Stove Brush, loo. “ Me
I Wauh Board. my. -' we
I 'l'oWI-l Rack. .‘It‘. " “P
I INIM Brush. 2w, " 22w
TIN-WARE.
I Dish Pun. lwst 'l‘iII. title. regular price Lie.
1 Ted l’ot, lilo
21W, "
l Com-c Put. 2%. “ 351°
1 Quart i’uil, to. “ Im-
l Large Dipper, 5r. “ m-
1 (top. :30. " m-
1 Dust Pun. 7c, “ 9c
1 Dinner l’uil, I'Jc. “ 20:?
1 Mill: lion, ,9c. “ IJII:
I Snacwl’an, Mo. " 1m:
1 Dish, lite, " 29c
99.... m.
CROCKERY.
1 large Iloclriuglmm Tea Pot, 2m; regular price, 17(-
I ("use Fruit lIiIIlI em .. 32c
Dinner Plato-II on .. gIc
Pudding Dish ' Im- " 22c
'I'cu Platos I'Ic " me
Bowie 5c “ 7c.
Platter 7c ” lilo
Agate ll’flll Wow lh-«iuml In per fl'lll.
llnndlml ’I’IIIIII. tic watt, worth 60c.
Wash howl and Basin. «he, Worth uric.
Slop Jute. We each, worth $1.25.
No. 7 WIIIIII Roller, 790. worth “.00.
W
Gentleman, We would call your attention to the fact that we
are overdue-Red on one IiIIe’IIf extra line quality of thou brushes,
best bristles, and well worth {we each; to close them out we offer
them at «In each.
om
Boston ~. to re,
TICK & NASHJ No. Main “.8. N.
HUYT, “'. ll. & SON, laWuler “.3
11er
and Rh
for man
8005'] Knight
chinellgybmprom A
lannracrum 03mm; K
AVISON. A. 158 Main sh)! .Xfl “mm ’
tlahmyate .
BENNETT do HL'STED ’ ”
lobster-whim», fruits, 5m '
UM II AT JUDD'rlCash ~
and hilly. W said
”Ii-III... chow-W
IJMBURNER. WM. no w . ‘ 1 , '
ge.8.N. Dealnrinall
IIOCll'WOODL. Washington St. 8.1!
tine meutndnhm's “MW ‘“.
NMITH'fi \VASHINMON I .w ,
Ington owl N. meats, poultry forum“! ,,
poultry, etc. Choice cuts at prints. '
WEBBEBJ. P. 12 Main at, N. mm!-
poultry, fish. vegetables, etc.
LUMBER owns 3 Putting m
RANDALUS MIL LN. lumbar m. .
rough or worked tlil'order, mm:
DIASONS AND nurwxns.
SEYMOUR HENRY ramm- 3.x. ,
mn'I'I‘IkIII. m
kinda of stone maIIon con
BM 11‘“, \\ llIlIIAM H. in Wat st. El. N. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRAN!!!-
BATES. P. W Water st,K. manufacturer of
fine granite and marble w,ork and dealer in ‘
stone work of allk '
MlN'S 0n
COMISTOC K BROS. asonlo b
Main 3:, DIN. Gen emen' s #173003:
FRA\CIS & C0. 86 Washington 8. fine
hats, gentlemen s furnishinxaof of“. allkh
MERCHANT TAM“
GL'SOVVSKI E. 31 Will at N. A W
guaranteed; the latent stylesalwnyson .
KIJCflOIR F. like. Mainshfi. N. Flat-nib
oring a specialty Wm .
MILLINKBY.
COLLINS, R..‘-I Lamina S.N. Ludhisow .
desired.“
material used lfd
II’I'I‘t‘ II, AGNES I W '
"Old Staten lolilnarl'lle M all at, N mm,
MUSIC "moans. ‘
GIBSON, ALE) s 2: Mex—win II, N. me.
n and harmony.
12R PLAN‘I’BIIS All) bl“ '
t
19.3:
REED a: not 5)! IX 1:» Water ans. \LPIsa-
tcrs and shippers ol \orwalk oysters. ,
VAN \‘AME. J. LJIL'O. P. 0. boxflBSJI.
PATTERNS AND HOD“
NOIIW A' K P. \‘I’I‘ERX W ORKS (gr-LEAH-
IlmI-pc, limp“ Rherside we 8... Honcho-t-
in- . i1 specialty, by steam. hot water orhnt .
I , Referemes: \orwnlk lack Corn
'1 .. :ImI: Dr llolmnnan, (steam); Ilé
II!‘ II «III-amt: John Try-omit»! air): till-I
ll ~mirh. Noam): Grace Church. Muir);
and mini) othen-I.
PAINTERB. , . er
IlIlAINARI) P. (‘.. ' Wam- st, N. punter.
..IIIII gold and silver signs II
()S'I‘I- BB \.\'K GEO. ll . "Wntcrat SI. yllonao
and «on painter, paper hanger, decorator
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
XIII’ITII. Ii. S 7» Washington st. 9. N. Ono
Quality only. uud that the but.
I’ll is“: I ANS.
Ilnrhr, \\. (2, mm 45 and 47.. \\‘a.~.htngton st.
5. N. Hour» It to Ill, “all," I loll.
PIA\0 TUNER 8 REPAIR“
HENDEF, 1‘. F. cor \l' ollnnd KnightetsN. Ala
dealer in pianos, organs, sheet music, etc.
PLATING- (.0! I), 8".“ [all AND Him
IIOI'T‘I’IIHIPYYUXII PLaTIiNGdCO. ”Water
I nun rt‘ilTD Itln one, lllltlnl
and r. dubbing of oil Elude gt mam
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
I. —\\ [‘1 IV, I \l ‘0“ )l. W aahlngtonet. neat P. 0
~..\‘ Property for salmhoumto rent. (mark
Worm“ ARI). EA So. Iranians. hols-ate
n m and building lots for sale.
REB’I'AUW’I’S.
II mm: It I‘ 9RallroadPl “.38. iii-Ii
athIlh an. Strict ll clan! m
FIKK‘I. 319w tableb‘znr‘dm mugéfl P.
l..l\.\II‘.' .~' DRIKWWUW‘T.
lzythebI-Istmrtcest lowut. Open . .
scuoora. “
l’.\ll I)‘ ,nIssIs I'r ‘
hut-1m anddaysc ‘W "3
lllzi .‘IIIZAII'S 801001. for glrla Isa
Imam- Humans. smmmom .
snowman» Aim m IL ‘ ‘ '
[ALDER‘S BLOCK. 3. n 0. Ir. nun-hm.
Day and evening minus. Send! fro I II
grunt ENGINES AND PM“. u
NtlllW ALK IRON WIIPIIB Illa ,1»
Water st, 5. N. near-Ru
STIMMIHP TICK" annals.
l..\\’I‘I)‘.\'. .IM' It W hart. ’
\Jasmtlekg rfltrmmmdgi
5T0!!! ”MI-III.
fl: RItIS, JOHN "Was agton
b rim llntt'dmufifll. hfflmflflanlfil;
MOR‘I‘UN. J I
Almlayermnem ll ”WI, 9 ," I
Brows. “N018 All) Ina-ass.
lil-l’l't'IIIYM, LANDONQ llavllond st. 8..“ I". ,
III. «one and water err. P. 0. box“? ,
POWELL. J. W. SWashlniton shtl. N. _ .
'l'ltlIOllll a.
)II lll‘l' OX. JOIINMTa lore
and hem y mu ”king pm’m plum.”
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of Raymond; Planters, exporters
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