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THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

What the Bluebell Player-1. Athlete. Ind
[lance Ave lining.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

heads of the Great Span- 111111011111. uncut.
At Philadelphia- 11. v1. 11.
ink Floods. Cleveland ..... 11 n u 1 o u o 0 0« i o 1
~ Phdndolphin..l O 0 0 o 0 il l) l«-‘5 l 5
Gnattoriee: Young and Zimmer. Buyer and
TIMI-A110] MDDBSPAIB. "Y-
At Baotou— n. u. I.
mm........ 1 o 1 o o .e o 0 o‘ 619 I
. mm" 3"" 1..., " "" °§.“‘°...t.;-"ail.l.f..id hf. ”.353... 1.:
m VIM". Pooplo Won Drowned and Kittridgo
Mr nut- and the roar Number annulus Assent-nos
At Illnukoo~— II. II. n
“'9'“ "'9‘ W‘ ""’“""""‘" 111111111111.» 2 u 1 11; u 1 cm: 11 a
main, 811111; 114111.» floods which Amiem~-~-,--~" 9 2 l “,0 3”" {1} 1
mm” much damage, and which ”Tangerine: \nughn and D1111». .htllll Killilll
mm: kuowntohave reunited inthc .11 S“. [Mm 0 ’ l i 11_. .., y}
truncation-and»! iiveehuvebeen geu- at Louie ....... u n 1 o -_ o : .. 2
Baltimore. ...1oo 3111 1 01141 2 i
Quintin tenth of Spain. The damngc m ~-
tt r1 M till 1nd ll: lo. M:hfithn nud
blowfly terribleiu its extent. 3,01,11,20,,“ c ' l n ‘ ”

 

province f Toledo the rush of At hmisvillo— 11.11 x
mm Louisville ...... 1120023011111 2.1
“1° comm“ 11 m" was m Bordon ......... o 1 1 o o 111 11 1- . 1:1 :1

‘ Iuddnu and unexpected that hundreds of
people were drowned in their beds. The
m of the to is positively frightful.

Batteries: Bufliutou and Murphy. Fitzgerald
and Cxihlll.
Iranians assmnnmh’.

 

 

" [our hundred bodice hgve already been M150)"- 11.11.1'7
Tm ........... 1 ll 0 0 0 l 0 0 0~ 5 I d
m, Ind‘ntlt-nst nhundred cal-pm Bani," ........ 2 o 0 0 0 0 n l .1. 3 5 5

_flll,be loan floating in the swollen rivers

Batteries: Duran nud Murphy. Dnloy rind
Autimnlrclicf fund has been opened.

hcheough.

At Lebanon»- 11.11. I.

""M' ‘"n""‘""”' Lebnnon ....... 1 1 o o o 1 0 u o :1 1 1

The wine and grain crops, naturally, Albany. 0 0 1, 9 o 1, 0 o— 9 3 ‘

' hnvcliccndntroyed throughout the flood- Batteries: 1130111111 nnd 51131:. Devlin 11nd
education-of the country. Thutownrof 3'“

l’hll hwycr'a 'I‘rump Curd.

NEW Yoltu, Sept. iii—Phillip Dwycr
played havoc with the pool rooms in this
city by withholding the list of outrun tur
the races until twenty minutes before the
horses went to the" poet. .\lr. Dwycr is de-
termincd in his fight against the pool
rooms, and his action occurs to indicate
that he is getting 11 shade the beat of the
light. In the Vlll'lulln pool room: through-
out the city there was no betting.

Urdu, thirtrtwomllea from Toledo; Villa—
franca, twenty mile- trom Sr. Sebastien;
Cannon. Ychcnan, twenty-one miles from
Toledo, and Vera have autfcred heavily.
' Thou-ands of families are homeless and
staring. Belief trains are being sent to
the Iccnce of the disaster.
' ho 'l'henund lie-1|.
Alma, classed as 11 moderate one,
‘ andwhlch ll within rather than over the
urn-.1 number, place- the total of the
our list at am Large numbers of
carp-I Itlll not where they were feuud.
Witty are noon interred an epidemic
So far II pceriblc the bodice of the

Racing at l’ltteburg.
lent'uo, n’ept. ill—At the opening
of the fall meeting of the llomewood Driv-
ingclub, Crawford won the 2:16 pace. do
feeling among others Grant's Abdulluh
end Maggie 1L Cleo won the race for {L
year-oldie

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being buried inftrenches dug for their re-
eaption. Murry of the bodies found are en~
“rely nude, showing that they must have
been washed from their beds or else in the
hurry to Cape the drowned people must
have jumped in night dress from the win-
down at their habitation only to meet
”that.“ thuwollen waters surging around

Refund 0100.000 for Common.
Million, Sept. lit—John Blundell Maple,
M. l’., hint returned on Austrian utlcr of
£31.11!) for the rot-ehurse Common.

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

 

Senator John Jones “065 has been up-
pointed speaker of tho Ontario senate to
succeed Senator Lac-onto, who hos bsen up-
poiuted chief justice of the Quebec court
of appeals.

Nothing has been received at the shoe
or navy department either to confirm or
deny the report from Chili of the oncnpe of
Bulinaceda from Valparaiso under pro
tection of Admiral ilrown on the United
State. cruiser San Francisco.

A snenk thief cult-red the l’t‘niilrnt‘ti of
John Ford on ’l‘g'ricn short :11 Snug Iinr-
bor. S. 1.. and stole 1unut~y .alltl jonclry to
the amount of about will,

Richard Curr, fortywight yearn of Mgr,
off)! Eleventh avenue, Newark. in trying
to jump from n Lackawuuuntrain fell uutl
had both feet cut off by the wheels.

Henry Van Name. eighteen yearn old.
arrested while robbing: hourc in Smith-
town, L. 1.. conform thnt the plot waa to
murder old Mr. Whitman and his sister
and rob and burn their home. He impli~
cote! James Lynn, a stone thrown.

The New York welt-1y belle. .\l‘uu Sallie
llargous. was married in All :11an
church, Newport, to Mr. Duncan Elliot.
Sept. ll’t

At New York the old Moses Y. beach
building. corner of Nun-an nud Fulton
atrocie, won destroyed by lire. nome of
the occupanta narrowly eucapcd with their
live; The firemen were hampered by inch
of water.

Bonfire-ding Seance.

Along the river huh, near the scenes of
the meet merely visited districts, heart-
Iudlug occurrences are witnessed hourly
nth. curvivon of almost eatermlunted
bulli- rccogniu their dead and try to
flvouiour from consignment to the com-
ruoudaath trench. Unhappily. the worst
hwy“ known and mouths of terrible
with!» Old extreme suffering are be-

th. utterly impoverirhed survivors.
more gone, the caitle swept away,
”I. and household furniture ruined,
I” III that would enable them to corn
Whoa, vnnlahcd beneath the torrents
d In“! which hove rolled over town and
Village. field and farm.
Pill-god by blurring Men.

The ummcdlotreal prevailing in many
“I! has mother and if poauible black-
.Ildu. The gripingx of hunger. the wall-
ing 11 I‘Arvlug women and children. have,
b motel lnctanm driven the men to
Won. and they have been goaded to

their more wealthy compatriots.
of men. determined to
ofldn hreadatanycoet foethcirdeatltutc,
manner-11111111. have been driven
“inking raids upon and pillaging build-
iup when they expected to find foml.
Invert-g 1‘:ch of Rattler-n.
them have been iu-tructt-d to take
the most severe men-um to protect prop-

llnnher Corning line. for Libel.

llocutu'rnt. N. Y., Sept. Ill—J. Sher
wood Corning, a wealthy and prominent
cltlun of Roche-let. who in one of the pro
prlctorl of the Corning llrotbcra' bank
here, but ruled the New York Sun to rev
cover ”5,000 damaged for libel. The h'un
charged him with assaulting one Mn.
Junkie-on upon the steamer l'ircaulu
The woman in now rervlug a sentence on
Black weil’a inland.

But No Line Won bunt.

doorman. l’l. ficpt. lot-«Grout excite-
ment was coated throughout the coke re-
gion by the report that the Marvel mine.
of the Cambridge Och company. had
cured in and a number of worhmoa were
tutoathcd therein. A uvela had occurred.
due to the bad “laboring. but no lives
were loll. The workmen recalled the our
face in 11:11,.

or! give burrowing accounts of

Oh uncut or the flood. Many mother:
"mountains in the tutor to hold
up‘lflun and finally nuecumblng to the
rfl at the torrent. Other: were confined
hmwlthnobopcofmpc. One
I- who wan caught on a wooden bridge
fl! amour lleat put crying
We! help, which he wait unable to
built. of Iixty pontoon were

in I bile hullwhere they had been
walk flood in the midst of a

The act. “he Inherited mow more
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court‘mw‘omau “01:de Vera Ava wan
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telegrtiu wu received by nub cf
lie-fro- tleorpdolc-on. a broth-rot he
woman culling intuit Di- llcbar. which
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In. mute Huh.

Dino", Sept. “will no interview Afro.
John A. implicate-that cheat-hen her
huh-unmamtwhut bro-u Ind

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It’s just about time that he did it.

0dr handsome suits when school opens will be somevvhero near
the head of his class when school closes. You cannot improve
on these soils anywheie in America fol either style, durability 01"
‘ They’ll come near lasting until your boy outgrows them,
’ no matter how hard he may be on clothes. They cost no more
than units which but week, will go to pieces in the play ground
and they won’t look unpi'esontablo when they are finally discaid-
ed. In other words, they are built to stand 'the racket autL it
doesn’t make much difference how rough the 1110111111 13.3

 

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AS MOM AS AN OYSTER

John Bardsley Refuzes to Tes-
l tify in Court.

 

PHILADELPHIA BANKERS 00 FREE

 

The 0min Deal-Ion That Thu “'0"
Ilorllly. but Not Criminally, (lullty In
Pnylng Interest to unrateIny—‘l‘en You"
for the Kennedy;

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. li'r."1\lltltlll‘|' net
of the drrtmn of Dunluiuyimn 1111-1 pro
Ienlcd in the common pleas court .\'n. 1.
John Burdrlcy, tho convicted l'xrtlly
treasurer. was this princlpd uctor, 1111.!
Come of Philadelphieiu most prominent
men took part 1111 defendants willie-noel
and on-lookcn. The district. attorney 1.1.13.1
that he propelled to call to the. uttentiou of
the court come canes arising out of the re
cent troubles, so that the cou’rt might
consider them, and if the evidence juhll'
fled it that warrants of nth might be in-
rued against the guilty parties.

BIN-lore Karrie l‘itllnd.

The commonwealth bud tubpmnuod
Glendenning & Sous. Auditor General
McOamant, William ll. Livcsry, enabler
in the stile treasury, who won not present
and the officers of the Farmers and Me
chnnlcs', Third National 1111.1 Seventh Nu-
tlonul banks, selecting tin-ac banks. the
district attorney concluded, in which there
could be no question fut to knowledge :14
to whose money llnr-luloy who bring puitl
interest upon. Hen- t‘ue 11mm of John
Bnnloley was called The cltt'k Ullcl‘t'll to
swear him but he refused. lie ll-ihl:

Ilia Word of No Value.

“The public have been taught to believe
that there is no "111111 _. my word whntv.
ever. lhuvo been unaligned and 1 hard
got today more than l mu be: tr. My self
mpect,hov1'evcr,1n 1iew of all that lim‘
Sun said and done, 11in 11:: 1 permit me.
Lder any circumstam: s, tn glte nuy t1»
:1ncuy in this court.“

Judge Fell reminded 111111 111111. 11.1 mum
refuse to uuntver urn-311111111, but he only
lulllted that he would not he 1.11.1111. The
district attorney here insisted that 111'
should be sworn.

A: ”truth on on Hyatt-r.

“Mr. Bardsley. it is your duty to 1.11111
tho onth nduiiniutorml to you. You me n
citizen Inbpinuned hero numluriy. nud it
in your duty to tulle the 11.1111, The other
matters will be determine-.1 when they are
ruched," said Judge Bongo.

Burdsley replied, “If )‘1-lil' linnur says 51}
I will take the oath." ilhrnixlcy tilt-11 limit
the oath, When asked. "llo you kumv
Mr. McCumnut?" his mid: "l decline to
answer any questions 111 .111. 1 bar.- 1.1m»
ply been Iwornmit of deference to your
honor because you think it is my duty,"

After a large number of other question.
had been mired Hardship-nil of 1.111.111 he
declined to althit'FAllt' litiolili 4.111: "1
have declined in it|l~1er :1, ,1 «yin-111111119
My mind 11.116 irrormuthiy 11.11 uni-loup
and no inducement. under the t‘lrt'iim-
stances can prevail upon me It 11-1 uwittu
for Mr. Graham to furtlwr distress 111-2"
Bordaley wow then tllsllll‘nt’tl from the
Ituud.

(lien-forming and llulm 11.1.1.

The Glendennlng ruse wits next called. 'V

and after a lengthy examination ltuhvri
Glendcnuing and George ll. Ilulm, t’ulmll'
toting the tirm of tilcndeunihg c: 1311.,
Ion hold in 010,111: bull catch for court on
the charge or having llldctl 11nd abetted
Bardalcy in his conversion of the puhl‘n
money. Bail Wt“ then entered in their
behalf.

‘ Tho Bunk l’neldcnt- Go Free.

The care: of the three hunk wondering
were thou taken up. Mr. lirnlmm mild it
war a intuition in him mind if the [11131
dent- cuuld be indicted, tut the low of mu
cpiracy did not cover the can”, and he. wont
odtlu opinion from the judges 111111111111-
to whether the preaideut» of these bank:
could hindlctcd for paying interest. ' “1
submit to the court," will .‘lr. Urnhum
“that thioquimtion as presented in my ow 11
mind in one of immoridity nud not 0!
criminality, and 'if the court agree: with
the thought in my own mind llhuuld feel
it my duty to recommend that no further
lotion be taken and that no warrants be
blood, feeling that there is not tuihcum
in the low 0! conspiracy to wnmmt on no
Mn

Atterthc court had retired for u tpucr
of ten miuulca they returned and read
their opinion. in which they decided that
no action would lie at 111111111111. the person
paying interest

1'.- I’car- Ier the leaned".
l‘reociaw. pmldent, and Henry ll Ken
Indy mole; of tho dufuuct Spring on
hull-thrill bunk who were convicted
molly for wrecking that lnntltutimi,
won-tumult by Judge llutler thin morn
log to ten year: each in the Harlem pent

trutiitry.

‘l'ee lit-y Invert. Around.

The-Ivonne! the council's committal
luv-stunning the affair: of John 11111111.,
at city treatum have mooted worn on
the books of the defunct Keyntone Na
decal Wheel. after having been, it to raid

lotto by the unthoritlu e1
Wuhlugtou. {he nation for their cur
paneled war lllll to be the belief that
here

were too many expert. around.
“Triumph-u In: Armin-ole.
9!..an . Min-mm t hep-com] day 1
earlier: of the ”unharmed of 0103111th
m V. Dublin. of the brotherhood of
locomotive firemen. mode an address it

the Inhibit. pointingoout the adventurer
amalgamation of (inland meu

“eminence committal
Whvcrcblyto the amalgamation

twill-ct.

their flu-oil. melt. Sept 11mm
mur- while putting the heat. of 'l‘hco
line mllptnovllle. bearded-tot
and on entering the 11111111
tuned lfycc heads: hit wife. They re
W «twill-.1111“ line that
and billed Wesley IclmaMooouftht

[idiom Kmhmlnjallham

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The boy who is in one of

AN AMBITlOUS ROOSTER.

In antomtlm-il 11 "cut or Pimple fvvnn
Iliumlu' v 1 ’iii. 1d- frufilzt.

When :1 l'biic- {child 1 1w ' 1. tutvml homo
’mm hinfutlwrshr 1 . of (1.1m where
IQ had bet!“ W\'v‘.l"ltl 11:1111115, lm curried
with 11111111 51111111410111“ 111.. U:|’\'1‘Clll(ll haul
been hi» care literally uh ore. for he had

 

 

mm the little chicken mum tollfcinun '

lucuimtor, 11nd 1w! 1111111: it his pet from
tho flrnt. Carefully [Ntf’h‘e‘il in a bucket.
young Chanticleer begun the journey. 1119’
owner would ll’lllil. him to no hands but
his own, and dcponitcol lmnket and bird
solely in hit ntutormvm on the bruit. in
pmpc r 51-11») 1 he gave him bhrgcnrnmter' 1;
1111mm r, 11m :11 his own bedtime, seeing that
hivpet w. U4 well Ilblmd for the night,
wont to hlt't’" to dream of the dour furm he
W118 leaving behind

.111 went well 111,1 the 11m streak of
11111-111111: ltpptximl Chanticleer was not
"house fruit. ed," and being proud of the
lusty, timeout-mt omw 111' WIN just acquir-
ing. nnture cumnmndcd him to herald the
down with true luirnyzml vigor.

The first few penile fitted themselves
benutifuilyintn the boy’s drcmmt of the
farm. Soon a lutrticulurly strident crow
willed him mutplclr'ly. and left no doubt
in his mind thut 11111 pct was acting in u
very tuiwtirinnbit- murmur. meiug on 11
form, even btully, may be u worthy uncom-
plishmcut but in thc utmemmu of 1150111111
‘iltiflfllt r before the p11». tigers want to not
up, it impiite uuutiier thing.

Evidently the runner it it more 111 home
than the boy, for he continued hi- clarion
cullut frown-111. fulcrum-1 with increasing
fervor.

The boy roliwl out of Ms berth rind tried
to owe tin- hinl by poo-r151: sicruly into the
bunker. Fur :1 111111111411. l'hautii'levr \vun
nib-mad. but the boy's ryr was not 1111011
turiiur‘s, and own an 111- 111111.111 the bird
cram-ti 15211111. .‘11 :1 rough count this mm
the tenth peril.

Mu‘nuurinusof iii-.1-1»111c1itmulsl hehmnl
from the surrounding statermms. "Wring
Hint bird’s net'k."1~.1ilml out one aim-p"
traveler. .\ lmllt'l’ unmet-d munwun heard
to 1:111:11. 1111-1 lllnl‘t' (1143:1111 i'rttuetln- Words,
in undoubted Yank-12111111111:

"\\':1‘1,l 511.111,“ i didn't think l mu
brick in the pinto uf Muiuo. 11ml oimn- 111111-
111111 hens."

Strainmilnu-iu pow-mu! rm- unly euro, 11111!
{but [balmy “amid not 11.1w inflicted at
tin-cunniiznul of the captain and nil the
bmif'nu:liu~r.~z 'i'lu' roaster kept on trow-
i111:,:1ud the funny .«1 in»! 1111‘- nlluir alrill’h
ltsmtnt-r lunrt- 111111 lllnl't' forcibly. As he
chuckinl the run- of his nomiihom in-
crmsui. 11ml he mum heuril fliilhltlbfll gr:-
tiug undue-'11»: 1.1111 11111121111111 pl’l‘vlcnfn
111311114 Inn 1.11111 :1 Imrnynnl. The
angry 111.111 $11111:

"There'n‘im more not in rim part ml the
bout, 111:1! l'tl rather eliiwr on deck on we
1:11 through “V“ ”1111.- £11.." hear hilt'll n
dill." .-

Slnu-hmm 111mm ulniunu-vl, 'l‘itc rmmmr
find “on the day. early in if ml». in the
"11111 (min Now anIt to Philadelphia the
crowing 11'- 11: 1.1:, 1111-! “111'” they notched
the llmaul 511w: 5111111111. tho iuliy the boy
had eureiuli} Lrpt time the touthoutluimt
11110qu the .1‘..tr1111u': round of 177 crow-t.

111111311111 21111 :1 thwr "l .11 [111." for the
boy, but it 11;... .1111 r .111 mun-u 1.1;: embar-
rztuiug. Mill '111- 111 v'ult'll 1.11 1' mild 1m! runn-
ngt'lllitblllltf"[n'r1~ nuiiy thil'llll ted 1 mr.”
with 11 young l'lwlsh‘r n" i'lzlt'l trm'tit'r.-
Yuulli'n (‘mnpumnu

 

Iluu to M111“. Gait.
Tu 111.1111i or 1111 um 1:11 wry est-9):. Mm:
mittniibuyn know how to do It 111 :1 low
luiuutm' 110111.». licro in tho promote which
[trio-1111 hundred times or more beforcl
mu ten years old:

Goth little bit ul 11111111111th minim-:1!
much as the rim of u walnut will homer,
Pound it 511111111. almost lulu 1111111. “ill! 0
humour ur t'IIl-llllt'nlulll‘. ’l'nlu- 1111 ordinary
tolw'cn pip-- (who with 11 lull-.1 hlv‘l’ll 1.1 pro!-
rrnltlt'lllilil till it with theimundul coal.
presiding it pretty clu-cly with your thumb
~411111111111 thu said neuriy till it. On the
top press down mmt- tough clay, minced
to the minnintiém'y of puny by 111411111 tom-
percd with it little water. ’l'ih-u insert the
pipe. filled with cool 11nd closely coward
with the h’flm’lullit L‘ll‘l)‘. t'nrefitily between
the burn of the '.ffllll'. no timt tho clay on
tho top of the bowl "my not be dintlirIw-l.
in 11 minute or 1m: 1111- llt’ltl of lhi- lira
evolves carbonated hydrous-u “rm frmn the
cool in the pipe

If the rout-111;, ll! comput- 1 and complete
the gun llowu um. of tin-11111;: 1111-111 huh.-
pipe. which proli'i' Until"! l‘it lire and you
can immediately 11w 11ml 11111111111.

Tho-11111011laflintuhmiipngM—whu'h iii
no 1111 download litiwlmlmurm- win-11 per
unit in it room - and the tipptnmme in
tint of 11 thick 111110.11 'l‘ in 11 11111 ly a
lighted match to thin vapor “111‘ it being
lullmnuiubie. immutiy in nil nllmuc ~l-ur11-
lug brightly until all tho will in the bowl
of the pipe hm parted with 11- 111111. When
thin iii done there in an and of the Home.

Take the pipe out of the fire. hrmm‘c tho
clay cover ofthe bowl, and tho milduom
remaining therein ht coke!

New. thin in timdlntillntinu of ill from
cool. which 1111110111th 111mm nut aim..—
only at the 1111» work» the 111 lot it submit»

todto puncture: which portly it, thereby

pmiucingucleorer 11nd brighter light when

burning. “but 111 left. after 11111111111: the

moha- 11 commercial alum—New York
It Worked.

lie wan such it limiting man 1111 might c1111-
lly he expected to be able to put up at it re
Wide nectmd clone hotel. and when he
went into one last night down men the
alert met him virtually.

”llavcyou any quorum here you could
131mm“. "tamiwith itt 1t‘hln time of
n W ioqul an he in! a popul-
bundle on tile counter and reached for the

regular

“1 mm to no , air.” cold the clerk, “thut
we here not. home is fill ."

The rblwr turned hull away. then

and thrmumad on the counter the

a wad thoughtful

“No nature,” he lraid, an if clinching to
hlmnl “‘l’har'a bad, cadaver: placed.

that up.”
“Ya. it t1." am the clerk; "but
"can't help it. e huvcn't not any."

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/ The great Fall clothing campaign of 1891

with a caniionado all along the lino-wwith a B00111 that has a big,
big B. It is just about time for you to begin to think of what we
have to offer you. The time to buy 13 when “a style comes in and

 
 
 

18 open” 119 begin it

the place to buy is where the style approaches as near as possible

to perfection. If you take any pride 111 your pergsoual appearance,
There’s no more danger

om handsome suits will g1 only it for you.

in predicting their popularity than there IS in pi'ophecyiug the rise

of to- -’iuorrow 8 sun.

1

OOME All.

M. S.SMITH’S

Insurance Building, South NorWalk,

LI "I nEcKEn’
7!! Washington Street 110. Norwalk.
lhulcriu

Wall Papers.

Mixed P ninth,

W hite Lend,

(libs, Glass

C ouch ( 01015 and V 11111151108,

\rtist-i’ Materials.

Combined (gli'tir and Step Lad
(1111' $2: on;

311(‘105111-1'11 Wood Filler—Best

[ in the “(trio 1, 95". 00 11 Gallon.

l’uintiwr

Paper-linxigiug,

(’11 cimining

 

“101* all season arrives. it would be 1117.11 to 111111;:-yourpurilum-s
for tin.- lllllfllll‘t’ of the season. for odds and ends of duck
sold for what the.) will bring. and We- are plume-d in show 1111111
and give you [M1 ‘05; not more 111'111 (1151,:11111 :rmrut 11111111 .11”! it‘s
less than (out. (31111111 \1 hib- you 111m 1111 opportunity. 11111th 111
,finilnodihto want or not», for

 

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:THIS IS OUR LAST EFFORT OF THE SEASON ON
SUMMER GOODS.

Fall goods will lit-gin to arrive in a few days and tin» balance of
Summer gnmls will In» stored for 1111' Winter.

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Faw cett’

HEADQUARTERS FOR

No. 17 Main Street

Jun remixed. lil' «lumen 1111: 11 1.1.1111) in \.
extremely low 1mm of son. formrr prev 6
(1111 lutnf "111:- 20c. 1.111» \\ Tt‘alan' Jump l

0111 11d of flue km: in F-lmuh 301x, due. ...
can b. lluti' t turgtt 1111 number.

l7 MAIN STREETV

.\1 .11 (0.1. l‘. lhltltn if ~ 1‘ r5 martin ‘lnnr.

lie. I] Main Street Norwalli

MILLINERY!

Formerly 3 Water 8t.. Norwalk.

nitlwml nu n: all ~lml~~ 11nd mlur— ..1 tin

 

'1.

Mrs. W. Fawcen,

Now is Your Golden Opportunity!

'l“lu-lml:11u'1-of «1111'1!nsiv1'_v 11ml Silk )litts.1~uusi.~'tiiig of 1111
Myles. for what tin-y will bring. “'1” be on exhibition on ulll'
gfirst right 11411111 counter. ,\ fl‘\\'llllll‘t‘i|f 1111151:Ladies"llibllec-sts.
in quantity about if: 111111-11. will ('lnso' 111cm fur what they will
bring. lilxhibitml 1111 1.111» l'ui'tln-r end of 5111110 counter 11.».- llusit-ry
I 111111 1.111'1' Mills.

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Another Split in Ribbons

 

Hill 1111; mint-rtvl 111:1 mm! market

\"ilhupplythv pmplo 11f lhla vii-lull) wit
the finest line of

POU LTRY. Etc.,

To be found in tin Fltlll

F. HAYES,

11111 Mil’Tll Nullwnlill.

 

Itanvntuer III
I‘. a. Patent
111711 to 1111111.
(mint-n. 1:11: Main Street,
llllllbulll’olt'l‘. COIN-

9.3.513“): 1'5, WIN-ll a: PIECE}

CV11” DAV IN ‘l’il'; “(If 4.
W

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”A [114111.19 with

.5011 will. w-l‘wmturt‘mm am My.
buvugzlll‘ill- .: . ll 1.1.11.1 their“

Mil-lieu..- 1.. Scott. uremia. V
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F. HAYES

No.6 North Main Street.

Fresh and Salt Meals,

NO. 6 NORTH MAIN STREET

 

of which 11'1-11111'11 quite :1 quantity. 111111 vilstnmvrs in 111-1111 will
do W1 11 in mill upon 115 this \vw-k. for We :m- going to sell tilt-111
\i'ri' 1110111

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Muslin Underwear

'1‘111' 11111111100 of our I.11divs'('ursvt (‘nwm Hamburg 11nd Lure
Trimuwd, sold for lot- and 5111-. 1111b- pi'im- 1’51: and 23.31'.

“111111100 of our ladies" low llt’l'k (‘nrst-lt'uvorn. solid mnbruidorml
yoke. 1111111111; sold for 7.31- 11111] no. rmim'ml to 1.”. null 501-.

Buluut't- of .Lzulivs' Night Dressers. lzim' 111111 t'uiubrit'. riilllo trilli-
11111115. Mother Hubbard and plain. llt't’ll selling for 1451' 111111 218. ro-
tlllf’l‘ll to 1131' 1‘”1ml .. .31-

Ltnlics' Mother Hubbard \' iglil Dream's 1111' kl’ll \11k1-,l1111111111rg
trimmed sold for 81 50.11111 8! .5. I‘l'llllt’t‘tl 11181 2.3 and $1 3.3.

litilitm'o of our for Skirts. tut-km! 11ml t'nlubi'it' rulllo. for 5111'.

iltilmu-v of our 8| Skirts. llmuhum ruffles. for 731-.

llqum-tmf our til 251111.111 .30 Skirts. ulm-p Hamburg llultin'o.
for ti I'.’ 111111 ll ‘"

RENTS’ FURNISHINGS.

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week to clear up stock Anthem-11111111.
A complete line of tit-ntu' U ndorwenr in all weights. to 111- sold
at it 1111111 with the root.

llnmmm-lm mid Sprmnlcrs to 1111 110111 with the rest of the above-
nnmtinuml muuhi regardless of cool.

WOODWARD’S

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A To be nbtuitied at our place only.
higiocluua Month: at four figures that llftft yet been cited.

1011 or annual unlucrlpllnn for at.

 

Who gives vou 0111‘. more npportunitt to 11111 'n 10th r-hc up lll’flll'i‘:

1111151 be:

Alwnyu sold very chimp at our plums. will be sold thenpor thin

Monthly Musical Magazine“

The 111ml method of obtuihinz

hive-1““
pieces of the 111111111 production of the finest musical 1111'in for

79 Washington Street.

Dorion Point,
F (GREGORY' 8 POINT)

('11 ill SUP.“ \I. l\.

| NOW OPEN.
BOATING, RATRING ANO FISHING.

Shore Dinners aSpecialty.

 

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{If Axiom- will (mum-1 :11, South Sorwulk
with mum on the Non York and New Haven

railroad.
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1.1. E. 130w1-2R.

$111

 

 

Tlltfl‘t.‘ IS milling. (unless 111.1.
the Sowing" Aim-1111111) that has
ligiitvuotl \vnuuui's labor as
111111'11 as Dobbins" lilo-civic Soup,
constantly said. since [with Now.
'why rub 111111 toil. and wear out
yoursvit’ and your clothes. on
wushduy. whvn this licl‘ft't’l soup
is providwi. lu lighten your la-
bni'. 111111 sure your clothes 2' If
_\’1ill 11111-11 ever used it. in the ""

we

 

pun-st. and must 1'1'1lllulillt'al
ih- sun» and got lin- genuine.
prim ill-Ill“ 111.11 must

TWICE the 1111111- uf 1111 :ll'llf‘lt'.
any other snap 111111111. and it will, if 1111M]
but :1 wry ~li,-.:bt advance on that of in—

l'liihidvlphiu. 1’11.
And ilritlt'l' in

)‘1'211'11 \w llilVl‘ 111111111 and sold it,
you know that it is the best.
soup 111111111. If youimven't tried
it. ask your groovr for it now.
with our 11111110 nil 1111- wrapper.
“an THIS 11 i~ not the svlling

In mil-.1111 nil in arriv-

high! 11 111111111an of
Thu-r1- ie lb 111111111 real pun: soup in :1 bar
of lloldyiu-i' I'Ib'ctn'o' 113111 l’mir bars of
:o-t'amiing to directions. 1111 four time»
115111111111 work rut any other. Item-it is
fi'l'ltll' - nnp. insist upon llobbins' Kla'lric.

l. 1.. t‘nmmt 1': 1'1...

J. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Ranger, Calclmlntr, P11111111
Will PAPER AND BORDERS.
al hurtli 3111111 xlrn-i, in. Norwnlk.

emhpl. luuvhn of full line int-«t ntylm
i’upoi'n llnriivr-t Mill Hill “millilitxn 11111111 '
linthra 1111' 1mm 111111.011 null-e by pup-ital.

1m- lll Kellrunfru 11m- rfully gin-n.

C. L. OGDEN
Carpenter and Builder.

Plum-11ml simulation» Furnished.
I 11111 prepared to do all hlnilnof work by tho

111-11111! wurlmu n. 11, the do) of Hillll'lfl.ll
Ibr laurel wit en and M abort null- 11'.

HTAlltfi AND MANTLE “011K A
SPECIALTY.

owe: MEX CALL.
SHOP AT 11117112 IIVEI, 111‘.

Mid". Tilt ”5117?.

 

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3’11“ "II'L:I:. d. "I? VJ”. £353.51";
rain to will!

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