Ansnddenlattsndsdwithhrtal results
on the New England roadlast
adult near Howleyville. 'l'wo height
m wlm and W m were
urinal-no completely wrecked. Be-
silhs’theenginesfive ossixcarsonencli’
ullhwere‘brokentepieceeundthe track
warhurwdinahighpileotdebfis. ,
”Milo. (Lgo west, and train
mwmsthaltamllewmt
mwlyrllle about ball past seven
mwmmgningatpretty
“We!” ’l‘raiuNo ”was in
. Mormon-mane Engin-
arr Hersey. Condom Bolger and
W chargeoftheother
train. wean-Inn thatacoll’uion
_ waslnevitablehgineerlleeney and his
I: jumped out and were only
men-m «hm-ml.
W Day, fireman banner and
i ,. MINI“ train 700,
‘ . .. not. ”Edmund”
bureaucr- their bodieshad notbeen
gotten out of the debris.
Several other membesldes the three
..whowuebnrlcdlnthe wreck, were
hurt to, settle extent. Physicians were
noneesnnmedrwmbnnbnry. The
acddent,itisauid, wasduetoCondnctor
m starting from Bawleyvillcwith
histrsin without orders. Heis anew
conductor
'l'hehndlesofthcdeadmenweretaken
blinbnrytnismerning.
hm Inner-rise senor.
Islam-git title-Indenfltea-ers are
Inter-hull; M
soundl'uhermen'aredeepondmt over
”Myoflittle blue-fiah,or“snsp-
para,”mtheyaiccommonly called,euys
mflwumo Rog-tor, which adds.
“ham-l rule theaeylmy little lhh
hsgiuto in these waters about
, tbnlfld Mat-I untillatein
' “when“. This year the M
havebeenveryuatcefiardly aaybeing
I” Whentheyarenmningitis
C. notallunconnulntohear ot abnndrcd
' fishbu’ngtakeuatatide. The fishal-
wmbitmbat'n the tide is running
loud. Down at Hillard, Stony Creek
MW, themepoormmhas
Mtheblummwwm
hMmithnot thought that the
Mflmataflthisseason
”nae-lemony reasons giventoac—
mkjhcscarcityot the fish, but the
IIIII proIIIvle one Is em Inenhaden
Minn cangbtsomnny at them
“therefor! only a few left in compari-
aentopreviwsyears.”
firm rnIan-III cos-III n. II.
“ammonium ball mm will
hold snolbu prsctic game atthe Amphi-
theatre grounds tomorrow altermxvn.
”number“ players attendedthe
”WM alternoon. Arthur
Rulermerba Yale player,cay
“ti-cleansed under his direction
“renew club shows consmntimprove-
I“ ,, hide. Camp. Bishop and other
nlonlbanbsvapreriouslylilled positions
outfits-sellergeprepamtorysehools
Minimal-lee. coupled wiIhIlIe
best home talent. should form a
mums-cont! to none in tllhaectim.
lfasufleieutlylargennmherotmen st-
Hloanermw’s practice to assure the
lads cooperation. the management
willohtaintheserrieuof a celebrated
Yabplayer who will be [mt and
eoschlheteulut filelr nestlueeting.
has muss-II amass, Party.
mmwmwrmo
aaairsrwy elbis birth athlllwmeon
mo mummies.» inviting
a large nus-bruins hie-Ids to spend
, imagingwithhiln. Gamesandlnusic
.5 sndasuppsrwassorved
m;
We ll titted.
I IIIIIIIIIIs III rIuII closes.
Al’srty I‘m latch Ballast
loneliness Island.
A fishlugpsrty cempeasdoICharus
mmwwiththm
‘WI‘Kerrltt'a hand IIIIIIIIIII 240 feet
possum-venous» Will-Mb
ofGoculsiandthey made a big haul,
the coins containing twelve sharks sis of
which were six feet in length. The others
measured hetreen {our and live feet.
film were also in the not thirty black-
ihrb. and seven Weakfleh, thelsrgnstof
which might! live poquls. The fisher-
men quickly dispatched the monsters
and Mr. Merritt brought the largest one
home, and n fisherman {rem East. Nor-
wnlk who was near the island, also took
one. The remainder were left on the
island. 'l'he/rest of the catch was divid-
cd, and the party returned home. Mr.
Merritt started this morning on another
shark hunt.
(1.1.. Hubbard, of East Norwnlk. and
three friends went hollows Island yester-
day all. user-con They not their nets,
andlnthe llrsthaulcanghtthrecalmrksm
and two blacklisb. Another haul was
nude, but with no better luck, as they
caught three more sharks, one oi which
measured five feetsnd four inches from
thehcnd tothctipoltbe tail. A large
goose feather was also found on the is-
land, and brought triumphantly h the
city in llr. Hubbard’s hat.
PEOPLE Hill KNOW.
Where and now They Spend Their flours
o! Recreation.
l‘I. C. “'clle, of Naslnillc, Tcnn.. III
spendingn few days with l :Iptain Ru.»—
oell Front of C onrtlnmlt Place.
William L. Rider and Churchill Hun-
geriord returned to this city last evening
from Chester, Orange county, N. Y..
where they have been makingasnrvey
for water works.
Min Illa Coley. of Weston, is the
guest of Mrs. A. ll. Coley oi thiac ‘ity
James W. llyntt' Is expected home from
‘lhllalnmsa. 6a., this afternoon.
Mrs. Martha E. Jones, of New York
city, is slumding n few days with her
mgr on Newtowd avenue. , ,,
His. ”lsry lollonsld and daughter
Nollie «Brooklyn, N. r. ,l‘II guests at
tbercsidcnco of Henry Selleck, No 8
Union Paar.
Mine l.llI -y Smith, of lltllll'llhlllnlll' 'ivI
visiting J. (‘. Smithoh the turnpike.
The East Norwalk Connection Made.
The connecting of thecity and borough
water pipes at the corner of Riverside
avenue and the Fort Point mud was com-
pleted last evening, and at just 3 o'clock
the water'was turned oil. While work;
men were clavatiag to make the corn.
section yesterday morning, a very pc-
culiar leak one found in the borough
water pipe by Engineer Rider. The
wastage was enough to supply lll’ty lami»
lies. Engineers Rider and Wood, who
were seen by a 8mm. mwesentative,
think that the break has been there ever
since the pipe was laid, nemesis years
ago. The peculiar part of itis that there
was a hole in the sewer pipe, which
ore-es the water pipe, and a blind
trench leading from one tcthe other.
The water never came tothe slll'lllm',
but ran into the newer. The sewer pipes
at this poim are of a very poor quality,
being made almost entime of sand, with
not enough cement mixed with it to
hold the pipe together. When the pipe
was lifted up it broke into numherlcss
pieces. Theme for the several con-
nections, instead of one larger one. in
that special outings could not be obtain-
cd' In time. ‘If they are necennry they
can be obtained. and lnthe meantime
there will be nosed-ring tar wnuIr.
Inr Warden John A. Osborn.
To the Editor 0/ Tu! BmMir: As
the time for the nomination of borough
otlicera in drawing near it Would be well
(or our people to corridor the advise.-
Illllby 'ot uniting upon a ”eitheu's
Billet."uoalpiuedol1helust nun-oi ‘Ill
parties. For Warden l propose the
”unpaiddtnn “lawn. "ll’cwlll
decline-I m agilllot thellaeol hh
III-II III Ilh W but I you:
evil: one In in Inn: uvdstyal
as til Iflcllue a unanimous
nomination. For Burgessmtbereslumkl
‘ be nominated judicious and experienced
men. every one of them tax-pa payers,
. whosochieldesire as ofliclalswenld be
but i thqu tboywlll when.”
ne-Ivlllr. Osbornlertheollleelnqnes-
tlonaudwillglsdlywlthdrawinhls
favor. r" gig; .-
r.II._wIIIv suns ’
.ommn. I ;
PilISllll
-m9
”KIN-l , j
refinanmnw .
OI GRAPESM
mm AN ANAbYBlB lAllll 18 rule
our snows
A melts. or the I'm Board a! Health
callaltorlhts Altar—an ”mans
Ilium ls lull-g l'rnlt Adela-lam
mxamwuv... In; ,
edwlhpom pee from; ",v
County, NI. Y4- ?here a sflutiollol
sulphate of copper has been used to
destroy fruit venue. The sanitary
odioers have made a wholesale seizure
and fruit trains will heresfterboclosoly
W.
W"
of the sol-wall Balm or
oificeatlo‘clock thisafteruoou, when
thesabject of this suspected poisonous
substance on grapes will probably be
discussed.
muggist Barter procuch several
bunches of groper-I last night and new
lyzed the substance on them. He found
that it was verdigrio, or carbonate of
rollppcr. lost 0! itwas found on the
The city Brurd 0L Health recommends
that people be careful how they eat
grapes coming from out of town until
the matter hv thoroughly investigated.
'l'llllA'l‘lllCAl. ATTRACTI 0N8.
Comlng Entertain-sent. Iv! Interest In
local Play—floors.
’l'heblggcst lluntrlcal event in years
tllutllnshnmlenrul in this state will be
the appearance of the Emma Juch Grand
English Opera company, numberingone-
hundred and twenty-live members
at Bunnell’s Bridgeport theatre Sept. 28.
They will [reduce {or the first time in
these Inns, Wagner‘s grand work
“Tnnnhuser.” The orchestra is compo»
cd of twentyotivo of the finest musicians
in the world. and besides that there will
be II grand ballet Ivf'Ifllty young and
graceful donor-rs. The chorus numbers
securely-live voices. On the whole this
lathe grandest event that has ever oc-
curcd in this state. The sale of macrvcd
seats opened to-day.
The inimitable Pat Rooney will be at
Music Hall tan-night and this mere arr
”bouncemld Mm‘todrnw" slit
home. A Psnuylvanis paper says at
him: "Patllooney gsrea good show to
a large audience at the People's last
night. It was one of the "lost unmis-
tire gathering of the ecu-Isomnnd Rmucy's
funny sayings and ludicrous antics found
favor every time. The people went to
laugh. and they had no dilllculty in do-
lug it."
lloworth's Hibernica is billed (or the
Opera House next Thursday evening.
and its past satisfactory pcrforrnanmo
here will insure for the sombiuatim a
crowddrhonse. Mr. lowermhlrsadded
a number of attractivelcstur. and some
of the best variety artiste on the road are
with his show.
Three Black Clocks was produced at
the Norwnlk Opera House last evening
by the Milton Aborn Opera ("ompanv.
Hilton Abern, as Dream, the miller.
kept the house in a continual roar, while
Min Marnie Taylor. II» (iiroln. was as
taking as ever. This evening the com-
pany will present the llohcvnhm Girl, an
opera in three acts. .
l-‘mnk 1!. Wills‘ "Two Old Cronin"
will be given at Music llall next Thurs-
day evening. The play is a farce comedy
of unusual merit. and the cast is made
up of some very clever artists.
Surprised the cam Council.
'l'vvcnty members of St. John'ei‘oun-
cll. American Order Btcsrn Engineers.
came born Bridgeport on the 8:11 train
he was! Mal totllersri-
m at the diet of the Council. new
1.. bicker: No.1! ltarshall street, the
city, and gave him a genuine surprhe.
llr. Decker wasmarrled aslwrttlmesgo’d.
to lliaslluiel’lneb.“ IIIvIIn,Ind in
home! thlsevsnthlsbrothcrengtnsols
brought with them a handsome china
”awkwarsyphair Mal-normed.
WMIVA mmfi‘m galflm
Decker.
swat-planet manner, the members ‘0!
the council to Root: 0 macr-
III; ”fl Ivsi renal ‘2
Ida... hunter-luau" it
Ridgelleldls soontohssk intbeglare
of electric lights. Attack company has
beontorlnsd tnthstplseo sndtheysre
ttoput in
tometethawfllulldalltb;pgplep
mmwmmvrmvsb ; Hm‘5
'l'heeroellent, .llnq. .
“flu-0‘ I I...“ 11'- Iyflndlngone , It)!“
BIIlyhavthi’ I ”(a the ”II pipers. mfi.“ place
waelu Norwalkthlsluernlngoensultlng
members of the Nerwslk and lionth
NorwalkElectIiengbtcompsnyregsrd.
lug the neat oi electrical machinery,
M com:
with projootflensfirm tectlngsud
, I ‘ he
‘l‘heeserchnteeh theioI-Ia otapraiss‘
mumwmm
all! Wtbssvenlagsflrmrsm
nudsbylhamllev. it. 2. Wm
1&0th elm
minimal-Illness-
. “summon“.
WILKIIIWHI‘IN.
I’m
”figs. films?“ ‘
it w 1. ~
Health willbe held in the W's there
mourn-rm firm-tun ‘7
. V, Inland
or woven
Mambo-I.
WM
annex. Hers
thin Lent, badly burned; (‘ harles
probably fatally injured; John G .hatl-
ly injured; William Cole, Captal Foster
and medCaptain William Malone. badly in.
urcrhCnptaln Pierce. bonesbrckendllclar.
alas have. badly hurt, Contain ll 5
unbroken; John Kelley. severely
ditcrahudllght the firemen succeeded
in subdulng the llamas Several small
stores and rashtssneswen went up in smoke
along with the elevator and machine
works Thetctslloasistn the neighbor,
hoodol' romeo).
tchcll.
SEVEN ARE DEAD. '
[In Wench on the Pittsburg and Want-
srn. a DIaastroue Ono.
Plrrssuse, Sept. tat—The following it s
Iorrscllintcltbskllled in the wreck on
lhsl'lttsbars and Western mad at
Kim's: John use ton.lnarrlsll,lesvss
wldowandthree l;ldren J. Hipsnlsh, ll.
Bertiseh, John Wanner, John Oasick, John
Burke, John Solroy. Twelve Hungarian
workmen who were injured in the collision
wershrousbttotnlscity lor medias! so
tendanae.
Thowork train running as first section
No.31. started lrom \' vrth Seuicklcy, fob
Iy-three miles train in: Mung, limo tulle
Kim‘s to do grading \bont twenty-lire
laborers. Fina and ltnlians, were on board.
an anew «1:21:25 obscured all rlew
t t No. as. Engineer
WM following the work train mast»
and section No. as overtook and ran into
therear of the work train with terrible
lorce. The work train was swept [ruin
the trsehsud tbs lsblwers and trainlaen
were crushed in the wreck.
Dun-n lbs Intel-II Ill... .. ,
Comssn, ll. Y., Sept. filo—Blind
Damon. whorau away on the eve of his
:ontelnplstsd to Ella Martin.
nasatlaatlnsrrled the girl Young Do
men returned. and calling on the young
lady be renewed his rows 0! constancy
aaksdthat aka marryhln at once.
lies Martin consented, and the couple
edtotheresideuca ottbo Itev. Mr.
nmtlton, who relused to perform the
runway uni. Damon's parents con-
Ientsd Damon returned who his parents
and the ceremony was performed.
hula“ and Germany Want Ten Ass-ca.
ClllCMdO. Sept. ‘5.-~Englmld and Gen
many have each applied her about fire
roles at space in the World” or buildlngs
lor their exhibits The n It» utacgsnd
theWorld's fslr olllclnln. they expected
that England and Germany would be
largely represented III the (air. but the
thought saver occurred tothvmv III-t these
two powers would ask for ten acres of
Ipaeo.
It Was rslIuIIsI-I nu.
stsau. N J., Sept B.»Ysstervlsy
was polltlclsns' day at the New Jersey
Itate lair st Waverly, and many noted
“Mu“m m the
psopbuteadi
'f'he races were spirited, and auto at-
“granulation.
”‘dfiu'nmm
I
.. Macuvtnlnlhefinm:
”untos'nsne
gem lumped intents: hmr'g m
enouacrcnucs
nrrenderevl.
Okla! Arthur Wm Us than.
I"III“MW ”from I:
”It“
.wm ”2‘me
“ammonium-“ms
mmummhetm
usls or mumbehbbhad the
anaemic-sabre».
Wflbwanksam“
’l hilpllll. The Natl-as (cling flag “ Duelrsmln; palatal inhale-I. An-
mh W Cnnulbll‘! .53 bro! Dnl , thither; ”In Old: I: in the
badly burned and internally injure-1:0 I m
Junchl; painful injuries. James (islls—
Iltrset. Yoshdazwmtbeleastdfit.
Rocco and little invited a number of
~ llbcenstrynsmto assemble at his place
all}
items vanIvIIIII {Womble III
mm
mast—asserts peas-an Mar-0.}
News“, N. J.. Sept. tally thebsrsa
lssotsboouvs'taaltallsa much-I
Mesa-d Its-Ire museum»:
head. Joseph Fannally, dlteen years old.
struck by a screw in the face. Angelo
Karla Fisda: painful injurlrn. Antonio
gher, ‘nfilona street; skull and arm frac-
lurid." Omen Giflor, lacuna of this
y: sin and leg {rammed Thorn.
Winfield, 18 Newer-hasten; foot
tom oil. Fred W. Wine. twelve years
old; but about the body.
: low It lane-ad.
Alphonso who is known in the
Woolewyi Alphonso. keeps
saloon and Ira-flag house at 31 Hayden
md enjoy the naturist-Inset that be had
red in honor of the event. The fea-
ttvltlsspsassd oil smoothly until between
lflandll o'clock. By this time between
all“ gap-unevenl- thslInnIe-
vicinity. Wand audllonlancsndles
an other small pyrotechnlm were Ills-
, and then an ltaltsn placed in
purities aboIn
ll was a copper tube two and a half last
long and nine inches in diameter. and was
loaded with ssvsral pounds of powder.
The loan was lighted, and a low seconds
later some a tsrrlllc explosion
Like Cups and Canister.
More than a hundred persons were
thrown to tbsground and aslnsoy more
In flung back as if they had been struck
by a catapult The crowd woe pelted with
deadly mladlcl, which tore through the
mass of humanity like grape and canister.
Captain Harman Beyer who was pres-
ult with ten patrolman was struck III the
back of the neck with spices ot the bomb
an! “:3 proatrated. lie recovered
pom, directed his men to begin a
forth. deed and Injured. He ex-
unload the bomb and found that only a
small piece cl it remained The real. had
been shattered into a thousand pieces.
LII-rill, (In In "all.
Theboy Murray was picked up lnths
gutter deed. lie had been literally cut in
two by a trsgment ol the bomb The
's body was rammed to the residence
a! la parents
. The O'Neill boy was found writhing in
agony in the street. The right side of his
tare was blown ell and his skull was
fractured lie died shortly before Inhi—
sight Carlin was dlsembowelled. lineb-
nlao was thrown violently against the
surltatons. lllsskull was lrsctured and
he died in slew minutes. llcnry Burges-
tsr wan sitting on the top of sets loot
post when the explosion came, and the
shock caused him to lose his hold lie was
flaked up with a broken arm. 'l'h were
many sheeting seen», {or the slum! tbs
alalulty had spread quickly, and lathcrs
and mothers came from every direction in
search at their children.
in the
VB?
my.
Ihs Grip Ayah at New York.
New You, Sept. a—Jl’be health an-
Ihorlttee are n! the opinion that bolero
the and of the week the people oi tblsctty
willawaksu to the last that tbsgrlpis
bars again. So tar this week an increase
I! forty—ulna deaths has been reported
:rrer the corresponding week last year
lrouI Wm Praddent Wit.
manna beard elbaalth.lsnnaot the
WW“
mlalyshutssslxpwm, w“
when "manual-t.
but to them belts
awaouestylt the Im’mt"l|
elm legal-mm ‘5“
«WWW latte-s that
IIN‘IBIHJ HIMW
0! 9013?de
stems-i»
gluten...
WW
Atl‘l ‘ I
tubers—-
nu. RIVER.
Thistlss cl t hlmgn, dc lo: I: . l the it vv r.
n! this city, at Netball by :I mm m e tn .3.
vsnttou
lillfl s all non.
WWW JmI.WM“‘"‘
HAT mountains.
.. .....‘.. mug-wowed
swam
”5mm 1 0011.“?-
$10 little H511 block, 8 ll.
mu!!!“
lI same
slantin- {arest .l
.vI-ls onto or secure I
W ,
Athletes
it. Mall r'>.~.-.r!rl.
and llpraaa v‘Iv. --‘leIg.
lA‘l‘lOllAl. Ll..I.;':l‘..
......leouaueel-
.eeoIoeeIo..
............I u e I z e 0——
00 I It I) II 8’
Batteries: Baldwin and Miller; V lc km)
Hutchinson and richrivsr. Game called on Itc-
mnt of darkness.
Customs CITr, Ind, inept. 5. “Nancy
Hauksbas lowered her record of 3:19 to
tax, the mile by quarters bring 82!...
kill, 1:33, 3135‘.
than a 2.08 clip to the half when her run-
ning mate felt, breukirsg his neck, but not
hurting the driver seriously Budd Doble,
thedrlvcr of Nancy llsnks, says but for
the unlortuuate accident he is confident
that II 2.0% mark would have been made
Doble received a tremendous ovation
hhc the going
Allcrtou Wlll Trot \elIIIIvI.
lsnsrssssxcs, in Sept :5 «C \I' Wu
llama litb' wired IllI Mceptunce of Don J.
Leather” 3 prnpr‘sllmn to m Itv: lI Allcrton
and .‘clsoll for (l, I. nm of 8:» non the win
nor to lake. the whole amount and the race
to occur (Jul 0 ltlv (mum ltsplds.
'lralulng Klllnl Fighter Willi-tun.
NonroLs. ‘1, Sept 23v.-.lobu“'illinms
of Philadelphia, who has been training
ltearOeean Grove {or some time to light
Wongo the Indian, on Oct. 25 ran a mile
ivccuuc overheated and
died iron: the etfccl v about noon.
hot sun.
For Allcrtou and Nanny Mania.
muscles. Ky.. slum
lucky Trotting llorw Bn- mus “Ninth-l
lion will give them {or il rm lwlwcr'll
Nancy llIIIIkII :Iu-l .uh-rtmv lol Ii.» pl no
at its coming Incl-tin... II \: mouth
winner to gut tall the Blunt)
'5». ~The
Il't‘unnur [talents llIIIIlan.
\\ unlusllzlt. it. L2.
Mural-m “on the liner.
Runlso, Pa, Sept. 25.-l‘he twenty-«III:-
lull. road bicycle rIIce trout Myerslown 10
this city was Iran by ii. A. .llcllullce. ol‘
”nun-Ins.
Tune, lb. him. l 1-55.
The Tmslls a \\ on.
Mulls, , 5c“. ”.55.
TELEGRAPHIC BREVlllis.
Cblel ol l’clzu- \iI pi.) ol .lcmy t'ity,
haadlrectcd [mi in II in \‘Ihll ull the: troll.
stands in the city and v-xnminc any gt: Ipes
they llnd lor ondeuws III l‘urIs green or
other poisonous substances.
'l'blevrsrobbed the house at Robert W.
Knowles, Newark, securing that in cash
and we worth 0! Jewelry and other prop
Charla-ell. l’erry lIIIsI applied at Wash
tngton tor a divorce iron! his wile. )lnry
A. Fury. alleging that his Ille'n craze for
traveling about the country pnm icing: the
doctrine oi lulth cure has made his life
unbearable.
Patrick Smlth. the Brooklyn bridge p0
lie-man, charged with IIvIuIIleIIszIIIIr in
killing John Mel-llbeuuy, Whit admitted to
hall in $4.00)
30'. James Bella the new gramme orthe
church oi hngleuovvd
has been installed
.4. warrant in luvsolvency llIIIIv been bulged
nulls! Potter, \ hlte & layh-y, a a no
lrllatBeaton. , '
At Pcrtsmontlv.\l .
. Unltodstgl rscemnv
,fia‘mmm Webb
fil- W
asral « , In the late Allen The
lit-sol“.
h.‘ll’lIsWaltlIaerI Watch company has re
duesdwsgaalrcmltompercenl. toenabls
lttoearry on its war sgslnst J 0. line-
..,ll William
ion r and
,plunidr'lgq
one Merle an lime
Thal’bllsdelpbla Democratic city nou-
somln-ted W. lbalwood
Wright tor elty treasurer and ’l‘bemlore l'.
Jmkhfl [or register cl wills.
’l‘hsseverslgn grand lodge cl Ovid Feb
at‘ tents senior at St. Louis. nttlsrl the
celebrated (ll-ebb cue by conllrmllm
Grand Biro Undemrod’s action
Newark Drama nominated Meyer
. J Bunyan for s filth term. lie-
: n nonmetal “congressmen
bus
he had Water ”sane-ad.
Jain Gm,
fic-Jl'hs
released Granulated.
HUN Ymfiept. amt“ lode
m1; Boston Istore
& ombudsman reports that Ines»
enema
mud Bennett, Kcele
. CARR.
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third and fourth rcI-puuwly.
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boldest lunatic- creationism-lustre
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Our stock of muslin underwear
Int ”um.“ Fight. “mum...” “flaw“ marinaded?! o n u I 0 I ”fir; n7 II;] is now rcadyforinspcction. The
mminn ‘hwmohhmmmm thirty injured. Thom’azn at m mammogagoxde zl:ml:n;lr'0— :1ng growmg demand for this class
mire-eon 0! hl- men noon the mint E‘m‘w‘ "unrest-016.01%“ Oran-“Harrington of goods, and the low prices for
“'"m'" "hfiLm°§m' ”mg; avenue. I . “mu“ m’“‘“" which on can buv them has
manly'lr'limfivfim‘fig‘fi’m Willlsmflsr‘rsy. mad” fib”W.’§"‘”I l I I I III 0 bill]: 1y I i '
ammolhnhumm our, and "WI-MM”? ” o 3 , u o.” 1—3 a I cannot us to take great care In
In." Irwummm erm 32"“ scene-m .. m... m selecting I... stock. w. have
mosespedfrnm the watching throng = m w...“ wmg‘ I 0 2 a“? 0 “J; 3'!“ everything that can he desired
”I ml MI.“ I an." ahutthslittls Amougtheoelnlnledwsrathslallnllna: Balthuore ...... I) ll 0 0 2 8 l I) ll—- 6 I5 I in hlllfi “no bothasre unis rice
“fir'. (“hr “mi." 'u m a, mum "in.“ Mm m Batteries' Mock. Bumngtousud Kurpby; . ’ I3 I; a .
”myflmmumkmmcma III was, In yrrs or, or SIT: nil'hhflifléhlrm“ , u ‘ and quahty, and as we buy‘on
diastoaedthers 4"”? Will- IP" nuns 2030010~55il
mou‘uidgfly'wM'b “a” view. m , n. '1‘. “5‘“:- 0'1; 5“; av” on; :1] u a great quautltlcs from firsthand,
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Itsoy resolved museum went up“ III-mold, «1me right-III m” “mm on «halaleleivrm we are prepared to quote prices
u one, two, three, four. flu of the urea sutured. Runner‘s-u, lenrtssnysara mu“
taller Wm their narrow looting. “'0‘ Savoth avenue-,srmhroksu. Bran— norms summaries. that will be of special interest
ensure-munch.“ theme-Ith- hum communism “MM!” "- u I to urchascrs.
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”Blidedownthahose,” yelledthecrnwd. 3'90“” musician; painful "lulurles. ' as. mm“
amt-fl. mahblneéhe Costa, lofrty-drs' years 013.9! Bazaars..— I. II. I. '
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wmudmw; eroded “mg: "' m':l“:n“;' o , at ”a "it." n;"s%o§ml 3 3 3:, a}: I}, E g ()ur leaders for thlsaale are
p 5 w o naeulngthe 15"“; VII . 3‘ ill 0‘ to . man In 'Iclrhoc er.
racuwss prom manually. MMuschthh‘tryl-‘bnymoldmt mnmwm‘ . .. I I ‘
were taken in the reel wagon to BC. Factory street; stomach and groin turn. )1an Ila-ks' Record sou- r .e 14. HAMBURG and [AGE TllllllEll
better
BURSET BBVERS
"V" and SQUARE NECK.
at :25 and 3'.) cents.
DRAW ERS,
Cambric Rulfle-Hambmg Trimmed
THREE news or were,
at '25 and 3"» cents
Ken-
l in
NIGHT DRESSES.
TlchEll YBKE,
HamburgJeatherStitcbTrimming
at 4!! 55 and to cents.
Another specialty which We
have to offer is a
lady’sflerset
AT
,6 II. R ‘21:“ It .1
490 3 Pill
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in white, black and colors.
Nothing like it has ever been
~ l'lll!
N J' city. Come nnd‘get a pair be»
fore the assortment of since is
broken. Special values at 60
and MI cents. Our
manna
lleparlmemIII
was never in better condition
than at the present time. We
have just received a large in-
voice of lamps, ranging in price
(romeo cents to 010.00, and
who will mfilwgfi
our cast window 9 hI by
more than a passing glance the
various styles shown, there, we
llonry
't‘l‘l’ii
pretest thatoul water supplied»
theJarfly on; water works Nicolette» think they will any illlll our mg.
ninth-libs citysc-
m . mmmuomtomswmy fiortmcntlsthellbedtin town.
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Mus smelly attended to.
mill: slur " _
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(incl, its and marble
etcnflgrk of all kinds. m
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Main III, ILN. Gentlemon’s ‘
FRANCISIQIL‘O KW .
huts. go nllomeu's WWW
”Emilia" , ‘ .
GUSOWS E. 3! Wall
gusrsnt :thc latest.
KOCOL'R. F. 1' No. Mall 3.
bring a specldlty. "
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rm H onquII. w so
old Staten Island Eyeing
Home mourns.
GIBSON, ALEX 8. rr Nor-sis It.l
organ and harmony. ,,
or sues mum uni; “a“.
new. w. ll. snort law-seeds. E
of Rum lva
sale dealer: in ballroom .,
REEDIb HOUSMAN Islw‘ ” ‘
tors sud shippers ol’N -
VAN NAME .I. Loco. no.3
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to
John ,
ll. Smith (steam). Wm WM
and mun) others.
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Pulm, gold and silt er signs a
Oh'TERB A\K silo. B. 'fWal'.
and sign polar-I, mm W,
air.
some. or s. rsw ashlngtdn ' new
quality only, andlhat thehast. ’ “I
PHYSICIANS.
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.3. Hours on: tom. 1 to: "i , ,
PIANO um. I m ,
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dealer' In pianosorgnnnsheet mmmg‘w“ . ,
runes—com olvanANnm ’
sm' Til NORWALK PLATINGCO
N. All kind» of I.- lectro lstingdone.‘
and refinishing olnl inds of the
near. aware. 403mm
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rent and building lots [or sale. h
RESTAURANTS.
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lly the best, prices the lowceLOpan
SCHOOLS.
BAIRD' .mss lNSTl'l' .r ’ I -
bosrdings udd ”loch-rob? M 5‘.
hits. unsnssc 1‘
lltlllt .-, Hillside. 32 all I , . ,
snowman Ann m7!!!“ .
LA! Mill’s BlJOCK. s. N. d".
has and eveningeeorlnns. mini! for
arts. minim am ‘ ‘
NOR“ ALK IRON WOP'KS m
nearllallruad
“amorous... betas.
"BAMBI? new Am ‘6. .
mgnm mucosa. w—hmknuflm‘
store new , , j
teams JOHN downtown-hm" '
rlr k. lime. wmentbalr
NORTON. JOHN B. 3 run,
Also layer of concrete :3): I I"
KE‘I‘I‘ill.’ M. LANDON I , .
tilts stovessnd waterhe’atsrs. . ‘
POW ELL. J. “I120 W , ‘
mm ‘- ll
MORNNJDHN lu‘l'lkyler ' I
and heavy truckingmptly u e. t» . 1”
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llsnld case 8 [inhaler at
Jacob In. homage:
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lteal Estate and
scream Age“ .
placed before the people of this wdlmol
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