‘It is Favorcd by the PennSyl-
, rants People's Party.
‘1 arm: 111:1: 1111: 1'01: 111111111:
, III llallc Non-Inner] tor Governor
“I'll-mam Gunner by tho Repub—
, V ‘ Hearty (3"
fit Mun. Blair-c and Lodge.
* ammo, Pct. Sent 17. --About two
“11¢!!!th attended the first see
lint“! the State People's party in this
city Wodncaday afternoon No ticket W112
WW buta platform Iran adopted.
I. B. Agnew resided. A resolution was
carried “commending every citizen to
Malta plated on the constitutional
caution question.
“Ilia Platinum
..
,1 price.
no matter how
At New York (first mch— It. I. n
Noe-York ..... 11611011 soon—o :2
Pittaburg ...... 001 ll) cons—1141
(lowland. .
Phil-den
Philadelphia.
Cleveland ...... l) '14:”) 2 (I x -l) l.‘.’ 8
NATION AL LEAGUE.
Batterica: Taylor and Buckley. Baldwin
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~
, ughlnu and Burrcll.
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o on o 1) one 11-11 I :1
II. II. I).
.ilIIUIlo-i Tl
I!) fill illllx-urélll
veil and llzsly, Pnutz and Daily:
at
lull-no and Harrington.
At Philadelphia (first game: —
[lullln-liiillllii
..UtllillllllJNII-lil.
Batteries: “on and Zimmcr. Nocturnal Gray.
Nomad gamo— 11. 1|. 1;.
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’1. H l).
Batteries: Thornton and Gray, timber and
It’s just about time that he did it. The boy who is in one of
our handsome suits when school Opens will be/ somewhere near
the head of his class when school closes. . You cannot improve
on these suits anywhere in America for ‘ either style, durability or
They’ll come near lasting until your boy outgrown them,
hard he may be on clothes. They cost no more
than suits which. 1n a week, will go to pieces in the play ground
and they won’t look unpresentable when they are finally discard—
ed. 111 other words, they are built to stand the racket and it
doesn’t make much difference 110w rough the racket ls.
""T“'i:1icn_l§l§__lu c1111:
Danger to Europeans Increases
Every Day.
r111: SITUATION .1 veer cum 0111:
Civil and 311111", Authnrltlma Am 11.1..-
lcaaly Inactive and tour to hello the
Lac-don of the ltiotrrr—(‘ntlmlie and
Protestant Minion» hnotcd mm Itnruv-d
SHANGHAI, Sept. l7,—'l'l11~ lob 1111: r’tnt
was planned at Kuhn-hut and oxvmved by
disguised llnnnn soldiers. t‘mholic and
Protestant missions and the lulslcit'ili't.’
property of members ol the ferric:- Mun»
moot have been hunted and hurnc-l. The
British consulate. the custom» homes and
Chinese property incide the city were pro
tcctcd by the populace.
‘l‘ho Authorities llolplcu.
Thcplattorm adopted recommends the
trauma bank notes; condemns alien
Mp0! land and land holding by
railroad companies in excess of that
and S1 hriv or
AMERICAN assmnrms.
IL II. l..
Wflnfifimflmhumksdb Boston ......... o o o 21 111 1— .111
, no and the cubstitqlo- of greenback: Chic 1 o o 1 n o o o u- .- 5
use. .
Batteries: Ni: hull and Bennett. llut1 hiuwu
The civil and the military authorities
1, are helplessly inactive. They fear to seize
the lendcrooi the outbn-nh. A nit-turhuwnt
of British sailors has gullt’ to Iclmug on u
chartered steamer. The situation i» very
ti
At Columbus~ u. 11. u. “'3' -
mmtheirtmmcmlamnndslmnnd Columhm...0 o 0 5 1 o o 1 o 0—: 111 1 1: ”lim- Prev-rho: :1 Prat-vent
unllmttcd coin . . o 2 o o 2 2 1 o 1— 1+ 11 3 C inn sproperlngaprotocoltothopow-
silver .3" equal taxation. (lustright, Knoll and 111111110;
a graduated income tax; government
control and if necessary ownership ol
railroadaandadircct vote of the people
”Mat, vice president and United
States motors. It also recommends that
the government loan money at ‘3 per cent.
on Ila! estate and non-perishable products.
Itwudccidcdto organize a state com
little and issue an address. It is said
“an attempt was made to capture the
convention for the 'l‘llden Democratic
Induce for state treasurer, but it fell
through. Among the well known men
wt was State Lecturer Butler, of
Philadelphia, and Editor Tucker, of Erie.
Allan Nominated at Button.
BMDN. Sept. 17. — Charles Herbert
Allen, of Lowell, in the Repubicnn candi-
datcfor governor of Massachusetts. lie
“nominated on the first ballot, rccciv
£11313] votcs to 5“ cast for W. W. Crapo,
“New Mord. It was an enthusiastic
convention
no Complete ‘I‘icltct.
Tho ticket in full is as follows:
“Governor-Charles H. Allen.
for Lieutenant Governor—William It.
For Secretary or State—William M.
Olin.
For Treasurer—George A. Marden.
”Attorney General—Albert 11'. Pill»
Ft! AuditoHohn W. Kimball.
‘- ovation for Lodge.
:11. convention met in Tremont Temple
all! Henry Cabot Lodge was made partner
can chairman. When he advanced to the
front at the platform to deliver his address
h wac tendered 1m ovation. The huge
remanded with cheer utter cheer
. M I,” throats. His mention of Harri:
“mule occasion of more cheers, but
It'll not till the name of lllalnc fell from
llialipc that the convention really let it-
otlt. Then even the greeting to Mr.
hlmaclf wan eclipsed, and (or toll)"
automates the din was dcaicniug. lt
. .w- My aBlalne convention from the
to the doors.
no Platform.
The! the committee on resolutions sub
It“ the platform. It begins by com-
mute adminirtration oi Harrison
“undulating the Republican party
them 0! civil service reform.
Wham! the purity 01 the ballot
Hatch maintained, and the unlimited
adamant film is tobomtrlcud. The
W party kahuna! for the alleged
Mt of 1m coinage in the plat
of Ohio and other Itatca. The fidel-
at the party to the principle of proton
is ant-mad.
n- country in congratulated upon bar
In tho rucccct laid to have followed the
“W of the lat congress and
“ma!“ the duties on sugar is apok
Iota-apricots- boon. Thcidea of rec-
Ntytl rcptdcd as the natural outs
Ohio! the protective principle. The
up What the administration of ex
W In the distribution of pcnslo n»
blatant]. The restriction oi lmmlgm
b WM, and the platform
hvcra ion for the mpprculon
nthc trafllc in liquors.
It It and than t
W
l'l‘s
commonwealth oi
advance the Interests of tho
mum. and encourage «Intuition.
‘ L M “It. tar Pro-Hunt.
Juan-altar tho inquiries by the lino
nonhuman. thclcgatcttothe ltc
mpg-...“...“m”? ii.‘°1“‘°".
t u l 43 1111-
" um waived u foliovn: Blaine.
Barthel. 41: Alger, I. an 8 char
Ml- McKinley. ll; huge, 11
«aloud choice: llarrlnon.
Illa”; loll-lay. Ii: Alger. lit: Lona.
, m.“ an urn-d choiu.
no taunt Ilahoaa.
Wm. 11. 4'11: rnclnbcn ct
mt 11de at a «cultivate oi
m tit-Hun given out
. bhhflatflcaach, Yahoam. 1. Thu
tum mu convention“
“mm-emu: ona'tchalr-
_ =uhlh
.mmwn
it! 3 upon
lnadvhln
W Jan-c afloat.
I. 1.. "Supt “.than
achdwhat stand
Hr
Ewan}, builds» Wm that. it an
“i «math
, fifiWtM-‘hmh try?“
I! m ttcaatttcttcaal Mm
kwmmm In: nae-rum 111m
Metal: tor the at?
r
Louisville. . .
Batteries: Noni and Kora, Ericka:
Brown.
Baddocl and Murphy.
At Milwaukee-—
lilwaukcc 0 l 5 0 0 ll 1 l 0'“ l‘.’ t
Baltimore. 00¢Jllllllil-illfv
Batteries Dwyor and Vaughn. Biathlon and
Robinson.
At houlsvillo- 11.11 a
..lllOlOile—h
Washington...» 0 o o o o u 11 11-11
Batteries: Foreman and McGuire. Mon
andschellhm.
At St. Louis~ It. It. I.
Skunk ...... 12311000044012!
Aihlclilt.......,3 0 3 ll 0 ll ll l (1.. '1' It) 3
Batteries: Stircttc and Boyle. Weyhing and
mum-r.
ll.fl.£.
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kin:
EASTERN ASEOCIATIOK.
At Troy— 11. u. 1‘.
Troy ........... u l 0:1:101:ou~-111 Ll
Butt-lo ......... 20l)(llltltllL.77i
Batteries: Brahan. Murphy and Wells; 1211‘:
halt. German and McKwnmh.
At Lebanon 7
11.111:
hob-non ....... 001011111112—163
Albany ......... iooonnn‘o-258
hand
THE NEWS lN BRlEF.
The treasury department announces
that it can now supply the demand for
dimes which has been so great for several
months.
The residence of Mr. Ku-ril. l'nitcd
States consul at St. Pierre. Martinique,
was uuroofed, flooded With water 11:11! the
furniture pretty “‘1'“ used up by the re-
cent hurricane. Nine-truths of the build
lugs in St. Pierre sullen-d u like into.
Charles A. “'oodhury died in Salem
Mass, 0! hydrophobic. lie was bitten by
a dog about six Weeks ago.
The academic year 111 llrown university
has begun. 'l'in- Innubrr oi ~illllt‘ills is in
the vicinity of 410.
France and holy have recogmrcd the
new Chilton government.
In the Tennessee legislature the bill to
abolish the convict lease system after thv
expiration of the present leuau mus killed.
Jerry Danny has signed to play third
base for the Philadelphia club.
M. B. Curtis has been held [or the mur-
dot of Policeman Grunt at San Francisco
by the coroner’s jury.
Controller Stanly, of Connecticut, re
fun to pay a bill 015511.000 for the pay of
the otllccra mm men participating in the
annual encampment of the militia last
August ordered by Govenwr llulkcley.
The Bowdoinycollegc scientific expedi-
tion haaarrivod at Halifax.
Secretary Foatcrdenlen the rumor that
at a recent meeting of the cabinet it was
agreed to poctpone the pay meat of money
for all public purposes as far as musible,
or that unusual expmlleuts have been re
aorted to to pay the non-extended 45" per
cent. bonds.
The grounds and buildings committee
the World’s fulr has decided that onl:
anthr in: cool shall he used on tho
groan: during the oxymltlon.
Chauncey hi. Depow arrived from Eu-
rope and was welcomed in New York hur-
hor by employ:- of the Your York Central
railroad and other fricndc.
Maryland'a (tanner Ia Ind.
Ansarout, Md, Sept. it—tlovornoi
Jachmn has uuta telegram to the gov-
ernor of Pennsylvania informing him at
the kidnapping of Albcrt A. Marshall. of
Tow-Ion. by A, ll Donaldson and Jams.
unholy. of Pennsylvania, who carried
their captive by [cm into the state at
Pennsylvania, when he now in in jail at
liollidayabunf The governor calla upon
Pennsylvania "executive for such relief II
he can afford.
fought a that with Ironic.
l’trmoxl, Minn. Sept. l‘l.--A duel
with Words took place hm bctwccn Tom
Allcrton and Jams Arrow-rank. two
farm batman when families a loud at
loll!M Medina hat saluted. The “ht vial
oft most terrific character Suddenly
Allcrton dropped his sword, who Arrow
cutthroat; a sum in lcaflnfltht
mt Harlan at his 1..opponvnt’a as open. Al-
W with amt-nu.
Nari Your.” 17. wilt. Btu-on M.
Fatima. of mm Invent mind: «not.
thiacit. “Wmmh Mic thug;
m1 0 it your
flocc- aillaarctcin. woman in tho
cue ll Km Bella Iaiholowlta. with
when: the doctor lacuna intimate.
Wit-c um.
WW. 8191.! tan-Mun roll
it hat banal c clrcuiar llrnltlnu the con-
ttaaacccol’tl‘ cent. bondctcthcwth
day of ”111.1811. bond- received
at tilt mt after that data will be
and not constant.
:1 Wm Brita limo“.
11mm.” 1%»)!th Annie Cohrs.
thought“ oi John It Colin. Md“!
of the Consumm’ on company. Chime,
waciouaddmued at hymn about to
tic-gm“ nut mouth some
a;
he, Ava ‘I‘atltal but“.
ll.«-tll:ty on nylon
11:11.11»...dequ I am
....a-r: “...... m as... m
WW would that ca tar city'-
”marmalade.“
.5.
EU“.
are on the recent riota it is believed the
foreign ministers will not wait (or this
document.
“uric/d \"ilhout ltlv-Iltltinatlurt.
MADRID, Sept. li—Thc uurvivors of the
great floods my that, thumb the river
was noticed to be rising rapidly. no serious
apprehension was (ell. Surlllrnly the un-
tcn seemed to make a rush lorwnrdmver
whclming everything. Then come a wild
race for life, the people dying in all direc-
tions. {tinny chmbml "pull the roofs of
their houses, but the buildings 14111-1- wny
beneath them.
Some idea of thc force of the water can
boguthercd from the (not that the flood
bodily lifted (mm the ground the entire
framework 11! 11 good Hillfil suburban n-si-
deuce and carried it almost as ‘11. was taken
up for eight miles.
Twenty-seven bodie- lmrc been found in
one dwelling house. As 11 snuimrr pro»
caution hundmm‘ of the do all h 111 lmn
buried without waiting for i111 utilic mien
It “I“ IN [rial “ illium I" llrlcll.
11131103150111. 11-111:- ulliriul who r1L
vised tho votinvh ' lists at >onth Ty rot-o I1 is
rufuacdto consider obpunmn 11mm: in
behalf of th: NAAnti.111alisl> to the names of
”l l uionists on lln lists This nili In 1L1:
It imxmslbh- for Mr. William tl'liricn to
defeat the l'nluniut, T. W. lt:1~~vll, who
is one of the lumt mtivt- ('llvmirs of the
Irish notional muse.
A \‘irtnry [or tlrganllnl Inn-or.
bosom, Sept. 17 ~l'hc tint fruits of
the Trades l'uion 1101mm: inm- hem
gntheml in Lin-rpool, \vhrrr the city
council has rosalvmlllmt :1ll pet-mun 1'11")"
lug uu rulllruvl . for to“ :1 :1 or}. man: pay
the wages turn-«l upon ln-twwn Ih1- trade-1
unions and other rmployvrs. This is .111
unpormnt concession to organized labor.
"Lollrngrin" in Paris.
PARIS. Sept. l‘l’.—“l.ohengriu" was given
at the Opera house without M'l’ltlll! dis-
turbancclast eveninn ' A mob gathered
and sang songs. but was tllflpt: nod by the
police.
[‘1ch Sun] for Alleged Ill-hater.
11111111191111qu Sept. 11-41112 attorney-
(eneral has brought suits against the
Philadelphia Press, luqnirer, News, tier.
man Democrat. North Ann-rims 11nd Evenv
lug liullctln to hoover the sums of money
alleged to have been paid as re dance to the
persons who procured for them lt'lh‘rilae-
manta oi the mercantile appraiser." lists.
Eli-gin! Under Arrest.
Mouton-own, Pa, Sept. 11-411 F.
slinglufl has been arrested on a warrant
worn out by Albert Longnkcr. 11 director
of the Montgomery Trust company,
charginghllu with altering the books of
that company and npprnprluting 511411111111
of its lundc to his own um Sllnxlull was
‘clcnccd in .1041!) {or court.
‘l'c Aunt I’nrolgu tlahlhltnrc.
Wumxcrox. Sept. Huddccrutnry I'm.
tar. at a conference with furnlgn repro-
Icntatirca concerning “ovld'a falr mat.
torn. assured thc foreigners that every
Ifl'ort wouldbo made iacllltatc the [ma-
asc ol goods for sxhlbit through the our
toms bounce
Harris-d a Waterbury Bolt-v.
Wirunat'nr. Conn. Sept. l’l.—~Colnnol
John ll. Doharty. commander of the M
and regiment of that ‘onnocticut National
Guard. and postmaster or Waterbury, van
marrlcd latt night to Mina Catharine Sad;-
Iick Brown. a Waterbury belle.
Many Indicted I‘ur Hard-m
Wampum}! ll, 81:11.1 17~Tho apo-
graud jury. in the can oi "some it
that. alias rankc Al ,bronuht in
an indictmvat charging Inn with the
murder a Mac Clan-tie Warden. or tinn-
"or.
A III. nay at Yunnan.
Yunnan N Y“ Bent. l‘l.-Youtcrl
poop pic are mulling amt ration: for
the unveiling of their cold and ullm’
monument ucrt Therein. mm,
crdvrcd that a warship ho proc-
vat.
1‘. 0m Ian natal-coo nu.
Wamiuoron. Bout. 11. ~11 to would.
that the proclamation spools more than
ammo am of hunt in Oh stoma will
be tuned by the pram-11:. today.
A M l-awcv‘c l’atat trivia».
M, N hm the-Goran! lticrdan.
a prominent young In of thin oily.
tut ovcnlng drank minute and for wine
at cocoa and died In awful agony
CABLE hillViTlES.
mm menu'- Icntoncc cu remitted
to a mare forhcrolam 111 walnut
crowning man. The tendon commit
demands talc inmfllflom
My live at th- mtrmru norm
Minna! comm have row! in favor
or“ undiluted: in tumor at
lam exhibition in Home in till.
At Canterbury lion Irving unrated a
abut tutu
unto-mum of
W Wuthucicbratat 21.-
“1me
“m. it. it.» aunt-mun ”I“
Mil-ha; “ , an walk at
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THE iilllli) Silli PHERD.
LESSON Xll. THIRD QUARTER, INTER-
NATIONAL SERIES. SEPT. 20.
Tout nl Illa lmu, John a. bio-«Con.
am Verna. Il-lfld-th-ltln Tut. Pa.
Isl". I—diolnmrnturp try .h- law. I).
II. Shun-a.
[Compliant tmm lama-n Ilrlpcr Uuartcrthy
pcrmL-uion of ll. 8. Hellman. publisher. Phil
alumina:
l. “Yrrily, v-rrlly. lany unto youff
These grunt and most cmphnticyonln
occuruouflenlmmr- twculy~llvo times in
this gosml) that the careless» healer is up!
to slight them instead of attaching to
them the imrmrtnnce which they dwrvo
"Vcrily" ll"Ameu." and carries “stuck
to ion. lav, I6. win-rt m- road of "the God
of Truth" or "the (ind Amen” 1R \'.. mar
gin) "I any now you" is aural to the
"Thus saith the Lord" of the mpheu
"He that cutereth not by t In door into
the sheepfold. but cllmbctb up some other
tray. the some is u this! and a rubber."
2. ”But he that entrrclh in by the door
in the shepherd of the hin't'p “
3 "To him the punt-r Ulwnt‘lil, and the
sheep hear his voice. uiui he cull-ab hinown
cheep by n-nnoynnd insult-[h them out "
The porter is the iLord the Spirit, the
third person of the lllmscd Trinity. who
opens the harm to the Lord Jesus and His
[nausea-lie upcnul the heart of Lydia
(Acts xvi. H). and who also opennloom for
the followers of Jean» (Arts xiv. 23'. Cor
xvi, 9; ll Cor. ii. 1‘2). His own cheep who
hear iii-1 mice are those that are truly "in,
not having merely :1 name to 11:». but low
luglitc indlml, haviurr sincerely rucrit'cll
Himself as their his As to calling llu
own sheep by name. we Ex. xhiii. l2, ii.
and 15:1. xiiil. l. and n-un-mhor how He
spoke to Simon 1111-1. ‘Vzuhnuiel and Law
rut and Mary. culliu‘ umh by rumn- Muhu
l. 42. 43‘. xi. til. xx, loll
“And M11 11 ill push-lb forth His own
sheep. lie gov-1h 11.1fm.- 1111-111 and the ~lm~p
lollow Him for they kmm ills lulu!"
llodoec not drive tin :11 um ,h: 1:. He had
nth them out, llodom 1m: :Lsk ills sheep
(one when- He has m: 2.111:- “mm-if. nor
to do What He lilmwll’ luu 11111 11mm
5 “And :1 arranger 111” they not (oiluw,
but will the.- frum hzm, lurtho)‘ know not
the vein- 1)! strung->151"
The stmngcrln thcthirf 11nd rohlwr of
rum: l. the shvphonla that (uni thmmclvcc
of Each. “xiv. 't. or the Moi fillt‘pllchls of
Zach. xi, l7
6. "This parable spake .h-uus 1111111 them.
but. they till-lumlwul llui wluat things they
won- which lie spake 1mm them "
Even the duciplm mule-mum not many
of His sayingw Mobs: xii. Ni, l.1;l.‘vxvi21, St.
Mark ix. 3‘31. so [but lie Incl ramiy torhom,
".lrn yo also yet with-mt undrmnxulingl
Do not ye yet understand?" :.\ 1h. xv, l6
l?) The secret of tllltlut‘ntnlltllt}: 1-1 smlply
henrim; and believing (Math 111-. ll), llrb
xi, 3) without humming: or» questioning.
‘1'. “Then said Jt‘olls unto them again,
Verily. \‘erilyJ my unto mu. lnm lhl‘rltmr
of the sheep '
"1:15 the do =r my 1111” 1: Us- ~1va 1-113.”
theinlclJur1111111101211. vlvllll‘llllitv.‘ [Zulu-r
but by Him. 11ml lilrl‘t' 1~ 111.11.: all." name
given under llonwn unmet: mm “Lu-oh)-
we mus: be canal «John 111', 1'1. Arts 11. 1‘31
8. "All that \‘Vt'l’ crime bofurv me an:
thieves and robin-n. but llw Iaim-,1 111d uut
hear them."
He could not gxnolhly refer to suchm
Muses undthe prophets who own bolero
Him in the Mitot- of nutm-mlmt to Iilm,
{or they were 111-111 by lllm and were llia
lullhtulwltnmm, but the word “before"
sometimes signifies "instead of" or “in
preference to."1u when ”01] said. “Thou
ahalt have no otlwr gods Int-lore mo" (Ex.
xx, 8).
9. “I am the door. by me if any man cu-
tcr ln hesball he Maul, 11nd shall no in and
out. and lied mature."
llc ls not only llu- entrain-1- 1o Lim and
to the Klnmlom, but ”1- In the only on
tmnco.nn1l Help 1111 rntmnco wide open,
inviting and retreating All to enter in.
Any one. uhrwuawr will. may ”nor with
the neuron“: of brim: madl- welcome
(John 14.37. lh-v. lel. ll)
lit "The thief comvlh 111-1. 11.11 (or to
Itenl. and to kill. and todmtmy; I 11111 com;-
thnt they might have (”11,111le that they
might have it more abundantly "
The thin! or stronger or lulw prophet in
well describe! in Han-l1. ntlv. and Isl-'10
when in the prophet: llmmu inalwuyu
aclilah'. hoapeuksto plume the kill“ and
the pcoplmllmt hemay have tin-Ir larur
and receive their wraith, or he oppnm
that he may enrich himnvlf
ll. "I 11111 the “nod nl11';1l1cr~l"l'l11 good
Ihcphord “truth llls life for the sheep ”
llc iaalao canal the limit Shepherd 1111;]
thcb‘hlci Shophcrdllioh mi :11. Il’vt.
8). inatwld of killing and dmlmylnu tor
llla own lmncllt. like the thu-l. Ilo sullen:
Him“ to be killed for other»
l1 “But be that In an bin-ling, and not.
the ahephcnl. whose own the sheep are not,
loath the wolf coming and lmvmh the
“1.091 and death. and the well nutshell:
than: and arattcrcth the sheep."
titration and wall are all out with gum
and robber-«hut in. they are all on tin side
or mummy. and min-t the rimmed the
Good Shepherd. “lie that in not with ma
I. out 11111.net] hcthut anthem-1h not
wit me uttered: chm!” ninth. 1111.31»
ii "The hlrclln llccth. because he in an
hlralinmandcarvt canti- not tor the ahccp. "
iiccarca only for his hm, no if a mini»
tar abculd think mono! his calm than
«tumult committed to hla can
M. “lamihuoorl thwhtml. and know
diceourta ‘l‘hcundcr Ibcplmds may re
ccivc into the church many who an not
[1b, and tail to filth" In many who
no ”la. "Whalers the luludation 0!
M moduli can. hurls: this nah‘l'ln
Insult: minim that m ills.”
”Attila What‘kmuth manner:
the Fatima And I lay down I1:
Wflmnomd. “No man km
81111 but the rum mum 11m
gamma fathcraavc thence. and
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MILLINERY!
No. I? Main Street.
Formerly 3 Water St, Nomalk.
.Iu-At hw‘ivwi, llll vllvcn Huh hwlny to sell
ultlmul nwrw.:1li «Ix-nun and uric-N. :1! the
nth ml} low prim-411:..mc for-hr priu- 3L
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reach. Don't forget lln- number,
l7 MAIN STREET,
.\1 \l in J. F. ileum-(fin dry goods More.
Mrs. W. Fawcefl,
No. 17 Main Street Ncmcllt
F. HAYES
llnvim: removal his meal market
No.6 Norm Main Street.
\"ill sin-ply the "mph: :1! this \“hlully with
thrill-mi lilw 11'
Fresh and Salt Meals,
POULTRY. Etc"
’l‘nhr round in lln ntntr.
F. HAYES,
an. s 1011:: 1111:: 1mm
Hol'Tll SHRWALK.
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. \r 1570 lo IIBI.
(min-11. w: Main Street,
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The great Fall clothing campaign of 18in
with a cannonade all along the line~with 9. Boom that has a big,
big B. It 1s just about time for you to begin to think of what We ,~
have to offer yen. The time to buy is when a style comes in and
the place to buy 1s where the style apprOachcs at near as possible ,
to perfection. If you take any pride 1n your personal appearance,
our handsome suits will gratify it for you. There’s no more danger
in predicting their popularity than there 18 in prophecying the rise
of to-morrow’s sun.
GOME ONE GOME All!
"70
Insurance Building, 811th Norwalk,
the Fall season arrives.
less than cost. Coun- while you hav 1
SUMMER GOOOS.
Summer goods will be stored for tho “'intcr.
_.- n . «....» M
'l'hohnlnm-vof onullusiury and Silk Mitts. consisting of :11
styles, for what lin‘y will bring.
first right hand counter.
in quantity
bring.
and Low- Mitts.
about 1:”. dozen, will close them for what they wil
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Another Split in Ribbons
of which we have quite :1 quantity. and 0115111111912»: in need wil
do Well to call upon us this work. for we are going to sell thou
wry chi-up.
Trimmed. sold for luv and 5111-. .z1h- price "3.31: and 35c.
Balance of our lndios' low neck Corset Covers, solid cmhroidon-r
yoke. usually sold for 750 and NH. reduced to if» and one.
Balance of Lndil-SW 1 'ight Dresses loco and r .unhric, rulllo trim
dured to use. and 751-.
trinuued sold for $1 {10 and 3| 75. reduced to $1 2.”: and $1 :35.
Balance of our 751’ Skirts. turkml and (-nmbric raffle, for 5111:.
Balance of our 3| Skirts. Hamburg rulllos, for 751:.
Balance of our M '35 and ti 511 Skirts, deep Hamburg llonnco
for 61 l'.‘ and SI '35.
GENTS EONNISIIINOS.
week to clear up stock for the 1101111011.
A complete line of (lonts’ Underwear in all weights, to he sol:
at a loss with the rest.
Hammocks and Spremlors to he sold with the rest of the above
Inentionod growls regnnlless of cost.
WM
WOODWARD’S
To be obtained at om place only.
high-clues Musicotlow figures that has yet been cited
loo or annual numeription for 31.
MW
M. s. SMITH’S
Who gives you one more opportunity to buy goods Cllt'flp before
It would be well to make yourpurchasos
for the balance of the season. for odds and vnds of stock must be
sold for what they will bring. and we are pleased to show them
and give you prices not more than cost, and :1 great. many articles
:11: opportunity, whether in
THIS IS OUR LAST EFFORT OF THE SEASON ON
Fall goods will begin to arrive in a few days and the balance of
Now is Your Oulden Opportunity!
\\'ill be on exhibition on our
A fowmoro of those Ladies" Ribbed Vests.
ldxhibitml on the further end of some counter as Hosiery
Muslin Underwear
The balance of our Ladies" Corset Covers. Hamburg and Lace
thing. Motlwr Hubbard and plain, been selling for use and 518. ro-
Ludios' Mother lluhhnrd Night Dresses tucked yoke, Hamburg
Always sold very cheap at our place. will he sold cheaper this
. . 1,.an 8H0
Monthly llusnal Nagazme . We...
is open. We begin it
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L N. OEONEN,
79 Wuhlngtun Street 80. Noun“.
Dealcrln
Wall Papers,
Mixed Paints,
White Lead,
Oils, Glass,
Coach Colors and \‘arnishes,
Artists’ Materials,
Combined Chair and Step Lad
dcr, 8'2. 00
McCloskoys Wood Filler—Best
in the Market: 8' Hit) .1 Gallon.
Painting
P11 enlianging,
(‘21 cimining.
79 Washington Street.
Dorlon Point,
('ENEGORY 8 POINT)
2:11l'l‘l1 xonwnm.
NOW OPEN.
BOATING. OiTNING ANO FISHING.
Shore Dinners aSpecially.
n!” A 61520 ulll 1111111131. 1 at South \‘orwnlk
with trains on the New \ork and New Haven
r: tilmml.
.1. E. P6WER.
An; article that has outlived
'3‘: years of competition. and im-
itation. and sells more 11111: more
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins‘ Elm-trio Soup, first
made in 15.11». is just that article.
Those who use it each week (and
their 111111111 is legion) save
clothes and strength and let
soup do the work. All that we
no say as to its xllerits, pales
into nothingnoss. before the
story it will tell. itself, of its
i own perfect purity and quality.
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. He has
it. or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
CONN.
1
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N. B. lilo: tric Snaps in “hit i1 clot;
tritity pl.1_\.-snn|x1rt. Dobbins’
is tho origilml 0111-. all Magnetics Elev-
lrivs. and ”wire-Mucus an: fraudulent
mutations. Ask for Dohhim' Electric,
ear that our nanmison every-wrapper,
and if any other is sent you by your
l grow-r. when you order ours. send it
, bat-k to him.
I. L. 1'11.“le & ('0.
Philadelphia, P11.
1. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hanger,CalciminnJ’ainle:
And dealer in
Will PAPER AND BONOENS.
bl North Main street, So. Norwalk.
l Sample bulk» of full line latest at In
l’1.1pcr1. Wmlorunulltlllt Mouldings la cu
house-a for111~|n-1-,1lon on noth-cby postal.
111: 19 [-an lmalaa cheerfully given.
0. L. OGDEN '
Carpenter and Builder.
Plans and Specifications Furnished.
I um prepared to do all kinds of work by tho
bovdof worknwn. by the day or contract.“
the lowest prices and at short notice.
STAKE-9 AND MANTLE “YORK A
Hl’l‘X'lALTY.
SHOP IT FIVE MILE NWEN, OT.
”253m NEAR THE DEPOT.
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